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*UUM)'A’T, tHDtlSDAY
‘By ft. DWfSELL.
&t four dollars a year.
YhyRttalilyiii adyancc.
'Terms of Aiirertising in T^ffeeUf.
■ PER SQUARE OP TEE MITES.
Ono ihsortion, »$1,00
• Two insertions ,.•....1,50
Booh additional insertion .0,25
’ One Month .4,00
t Two Months ........5,00
Three Months,...! ....7,50
Si* Months............... 10,06
Twelve Months 15,00
A liberal discount will he made to those
who advertise larger amounts.
Obituaries of more than five linos charged
tip sage os advertisements. ^
’ Notices if Marriage* and Deaths, not ex.
eeeding Five Lidiss In.length, aio published
gratuitously in the Courier. Tho frloncfa of
MidOie^wiUhepubl|8h^r4h^e^g^
BUG,
r Han’s Belief,
AND THE *
niCHMAlWWENb!
Harris’ Twel?e Pointed Double
MOULD BOARD
£■ <ra tor.
HE MERITS OF THIS
Plow over others, .We'.
T
theoultiyhtiQhpf bsUi.gcjt. «
ton and Corn are many, hut I
into 'Seven different Plows,
shal
:«*,
ean he
_ . Ml 'Of w'Hlfch : ato
very necessary foftthe cultivation of dif
ferent crops. And another very important
feature is. durability, A Plow completed
will last ajpan *
ing
tore is durability, A Plow eompioted
II last a .man from two toifive yeArt, accord,
; to tiro soil he cultivate#,* Aha Will only
it about Three' Dollars to but It up. An
i to put it up.
Agency wilt boon he established in Rome,
£i*qfe?s!oMl
B. D. DUNLAP SCOtt.
harvey * Scott,
.f"- " attorneys at, law,
- . ROME, . . , • • V . •fix.
’ be had
4 DVANDES ol monyVoan usually he hi
upon good claims.left Tor collection.
^ ‘met ly,i
:im .z. p.HARORpVE,
D iJWk attorney at law,
-^^ROME, - - • - 0A -
i.OrPicE—Over Fort* Hargrove’* new store.
•^febW-ly
GEO. T. STOVALL,
attorney at law,
Rome, - - - — - — - - - - ; ga.
» Wr.L praetioeln the counties of Cherokee
6a. Office ovbifc N. & 0 Ahlrg'e gfethjjnfc# 1 *
• Repbrsnoe—Umlerwood AvSmith, Rome
*
Repbrsnoe—Underwood AvSmith,
Ba. T. R. R. Cobh. Esq., Athens, Ga. 'jan27
soe for themselves.
Add .
B. F. REYNOLDS,
Kingston,' Ga.
Seventh Tear in the Trade—A fast aye re
quires faet work
■ \ E. M. SEAGO,
PRODUCE BROKER
—AWb— 1,1
GeneraVCommlssIon Merchant,
)i UCIl l
, k. tr, j)|M' ,hesi
I ‘Soomy.tyer Fyrt * Hargrove.
TAB been engaged: in the
for the list twelve yearii ; and'will guaran
tee to those that employ his sfervlcea,.entire
satisfaction, in bp%. the operative and
meehUtiombrAtteh of- the Business. 41
• Particular attention, given to rogttlAtlng
childrens teeth. • .. .
AM-All work performed at reasonable
«Jia**BS.r:.-!i v-rt ;.--! . ~B»ajl7!—twlj, .
J.-Utv ... '.---J'.
VERANDA
Boarding Bouse
In sight of the Depot—same
Street, (feblltriiy] S. G.-WE:
ETOWAH BOUSE,
RQME, i - V r. -
, . Ii. 1‘. TitOMAS,_!*»o’r.
(Latc of Eatonton
Tai^HageOffijjeHare^tcpI,
•“iJ^AuKancJoS^ournaP""
and Nervous
SUFFERERS.
unlive
UF
. of Ben). Hi Hill, Delivered at
.. 'Macon, dune 30, I860;
Mr. iVcarfenf and Friends :~Tho city
papers have announced that I would
speak to this meeting to-da^Jw^S^ , . - , , ™_
nouncemont was without my knowledge ly human law for my title or right
or consent. I refer to this for the pur- my human slave, I would loose him
“’.The Ladles will flhd'tUis worth r their atten
tion. • ■ ' • ' >
■ Notice, ....
hereby auttorisa Ml»SaUleiWilkbrsw,
T ..,l 1,,..:.; ..
jmme:
:» ii
ot-t.'-l
TO THE lADlES!
HAVINtfriECElYEDTBEnt
ring and Summer
mm®,
Con-
HEsubmribcr, for several years a resident ]
of Asia, discovered while there, a aim- |
Office in Stag#* Bleak, No. 15, Alabama vegetable roinedv—a sure cure for
ATLANTA,GA. mptiun, Asthma. Brauohilis. Coughs, (
S ELLS aU Go^. on arrival at 21 per cent&^’J* 15 “ n "- flt
Wi« make retdm, within throe diys fromfe^'i^iiilS^lSSSHL.
receipt of Goods., njlllpiircblue, funds In — - ci
this city, Nap, York, B»w Orleans, Philadol- Ik t TTf fv fl
pliia, Baltimore, Boston; Nashville, Cinciu-’ linvlll lv.
.natl, Saint Louis and .LottcviHo at 21 per
| .*. • cent.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENr
tinnof the'Ladies, to their new and-slogan
assortment of BONNETS,' KIBBON5
AND FLOWERS, And everything be-
loncingto tho Milinroy business. Opening
on Saturday. mar22triw.,
A. J. BEARDEN,
cent.; on sums of $1,000 or nure at 1 per c
lu this City. jTlio citizens ol this City, «.
strangers in this City, on sums hot less'than
$100, at 1 percent;; on smaller tans at 21
percent
m sssswsffysJ* “ ssse,
THOS. J. VERDERY,*
ATTORNEY AT:LAW,
CEDAR TOWfT^ - - - - - v-.* * *
Will practice in. the counties of Floyd,
Polk, FBuldiug, Carroll^jSaraldson JW.d^Casi.
Ririot attention paid to oolleotlng.
UNDERWOQD ft SMITH, _
ATTORNEYS AT iA q’ a
pSob^iVupper’.<Wg^; ^w in the
Federal Distrlot Court of Marietta.
jan20’59-ly . I l' 1 * * —
a. n. witt....; j. s. wish.
WITT & WISE, :
DEALERS IN
I O E !
CENTRAL ICE HORSE,
* \ ATLANTA, GA.
T his Firm, at Considerable expense, have
fitted up an oxcellent
ICE HOUSE,
prepared during the coming
us>h lee of the best quality.
The Icohrill be carefully put up and de-
lirered at tta Dopct, or to . Adam’s: Express
*■, -^the
Couipany,
C, H v SMITH, ’
SOHARf; P^hlO.
Commissioner of Deed, for Alabama and |
Tennessee. ’
following
RATES t
1 upwards 2 cents.
. 3 cents.
T. W. ALEXANDER,
attorney at law,
R8ME, (
fcblO’57 •
JOHfl T. \SMITH,
>WIT»,
W. A Je^uil Road,
urers and Wholc^Uo Dealers In
\y. B. TERHUNE,
attorney at iA ^- QAi
city h.u • .uiW^, ;
.TS, C
id Straw Goo
Paris st^le Bonnets, Flowers
[,AS, PARASOLS,,<t'
DAVID 6. LOVE
NOTARY POBLtG,
PENMAN,
Collector and General Agent.
J23}-Office in Drug Store of Baker A Ech
ols. foblf^-lrily,
FORT & HARGROVE,
OFFER FOR SALE A
LARGE ASSORTMENT' OF
Groceries &
adapted to Planter’s hs^—’ ’
For Cash,.
Consistmgof
St
^AMBFtOT^lST
TJ^8|,J8^. tJ'l*'- ' : PPril
[Trily,
JETNA INSURANCE
HARTFORD, OOK
INCORPORATED 1819 J
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CO.,
JPaid up Capi!
Assets'..:..
Sugar, Cofffee, Salt, Molasses,
Nails, ‘ Negro Kerseys, Blankets,
[iinseys, Negro Shoes, Stripes
Linseys.
-^Mitings, Osnabnrgg,;
‘ mayl8-ly. I'actoiy Thrlad, Ac., Ac.
DENTISTRY.
|B§mi nraoR^oR oo.,
^ HARTFORD. ' CUT?.
CAPITAL $400,000!
CHARTER PERFTUL.
H. Kellooo, Beefy., S. L. Loomis, Prest.
W. 8. COTHRAN, Agt, Rome, Qa.
aprilStrily.
Dr. J. T» Dnane,
I s now permanently located J
in Romo, and bos token rooms[f
■50 Warron Strekts.,
DK . H. V. M. MILLER,
UMBREl
120 Chambers'!
NEW YORK, |.
loteibov
4th and 5th Streets'
Jnn26—tr6m
ove the Aster Ho^so.
oVer Fort A ilargrovo’a store,
whero bo will be pleased to receive the calls'
of thos\'whe miy require, his professional
aorrices;
He would also state that ho is prepared to
insert artificial tooth, on vulcanized rubber,'
which is fast superceoding nll other styles of
work, upfir tfiade, combining asrlt 'does,
. xiwwTivEJsa,
AND
Fleasant Decree of Elasticity,
■ WiTHis ■ d. !
Cleanliness and Durability
Ail work perform^ gt JjeW.Yeik ,
mayl—lv • ‘ • '■’ ■: . , .
J. B. W.
ROMS... r *
faroraca over
* JIOWLIN.
NOWLIN, M. O.,
GEORGIA.
Drue Store of NEWMAN ,
** - fcblllflly.
Dr. E. A. WARE,
.PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
PRONG, ft C».
(CHANTS,
,l - % %k
. I.'that'they aro
Veekly, in nV t»d bcauti-
Ten miles west of
•bots’so—ly , ;; BOMB, ga-
DeFOREST, A
DRY GOOD
. 80 aud 82 Chatnbbr,
W OULD notiiy the Ti
Opening Wei
ful patterns, the
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,'-Also tho
▲MQSKFAe
A Now Print, whibh excels oVbrjl^int In the
Jt B.
WM. FABEJLL, M. »•»
DERTHffl
T> ESPECTFULLY inforinShiS'frlends.ond
■ Lv G-e publie generally, that he bphtlnues
the praoiloeof D%$T18tI( 7 tp all itabranch"
es, aud has fitted up an 06800, oVer the store
bf McGuire * Ptuioh, where ho la prepared;
Ip oxoouto alloporatipns appertaining to Don-
i., .i;.... -^-rpybd manner: '
ROME •••••*••'
Ornps—In the old Post
Mrt r 57 " r * ”
GA-
with extensive sale,
| tcndmUOi
Orders proi
PebJ’i
SNNY,
tJENERAL. OU^LBtJTUJO AGENT,
cays apnnro, <*4-
Went.7,'M^-nlAly. > . f •> •• • ;
GlLVER CREEK, •' - FLOYD. Co. GA
Office at J.A^hjiteh^’
’
SCHEDULE
LvR. Passenger
Itsl
Aug»stfatO^SP M
AtHMfi 8
OTTON.
IwTy Goods,
Itta
tlahta
^yu-No trains on Athens
day^o'connect with trains li
At |2.30 Saturday.Night, ahd
| Athens . \1.00 AM.
CTIpmaaml^^tSlAHT. j jS"** }^4
fthdanitbds-ot"—
may pocons
" ™ “ ’ ' “'“‘ WASHINGTON BRANCH. 1
Z At 2.80 P M. wtdhl’nat KUP.
ingtonl'.M » {IumW ‘
Atlanta at 9.(|5.A, M. ; WMh^’n 7.25 *
nornactw
isssmSw
• * : * 1 —' WAS ITT SC
C,w. iMGWoarar » I Leave
I. Zf i’r: fi "Atl«ta. -
GWORTHY Chor?Mton 6.00 *P. M Aj^»if **‘?-. # S
-**t*£F£ MFTSir ^ ¥«“ r
p,VOCAL Through Trains Atlanta tp
AY NIGttt, 8th AUGUST, ’50. Aogqcta.
—■•'-1 I Leave Arrive
V • - noons,
trmfxta&m
Freight Trains Branches. N
Athen«>t8.10A.^t
-.SW.M0- .
VTsp. u. . « 11, «
sit Washington: 7.2^A.*L
i< T46
u « m Ai
marl* trily. GEO.Y
Arrives 4
transpori
Ptod .
sh»W r«c»lv?rijtat4_
UfoVsoio
..,*1,500,000 00
1,000,000 00
2,030,423 80
E. G. Riplbv, Pres., T. A. Alexander, V. P.
T. K. Brack, Sec'ty, A. A. Williams. Adj’r.
* W. S. COTHRAN, Agt., Rome, Ga.
aprilStrily. •
Change of Schedule.
AN and after Sunday the 1st day of April
*Yl/ the Mornlnh'tralU'wilV leave Roma dnily
nd there, can l
1 or rightwhiohdoos no
Hie trill. Y n r;
Tho slave then, is property. The
is not made by human law. If. I ha
{lose of saying that my.appeavance now
not bo regarded aa aprecedent re-
»ne to respond to similar nall« in
, “ft iKiUtioian to fill
to order, bjtt., ifl were I thxwdd
. r my own bills. Do not suppose I
speak thus because: I am not settled . In
niy convictions us to wftat yre ought to
dn. in ^hta canvass, for .on that, pqint I
have no heeitation or doubt; nor yet be-
hauaelwoifld not,regard reapeotfully
oh* Wtatan»f rny ,friw<U. Whithersi*
ever the changes of the future may drift
us,'theaffection I feel for every, tree
American,' with whom I have struggled
so long fur those, truths which make up
patriotism, i»®art of my heart, and '*
two most l)ve arid die together.
Hut my ; health, though almost entire*
ly reaterwr to;»uph that I must be al
lowed tojdifept my own actions .during
this oaftralt. ;
,.The, ^.ory. distipguifbedngentleman
(Gov. Johnson) who addressed.you last
night, aaid his mission, was tP speak to
the Demoaggoy—his own-divided broth-
erhood.. Mine is very .different, \,. I shall
speak to the people. Demooratp. W bigs,
Amoricans-pcountrymen all, : my wore
of warning ve to,you! This land of the
free mfuil,.of corruption, strife pnd dis-
motion. • -Party, party,party has, done -i
aUl Oh, that the Gpef of the patriot
wouM cast out from our people these
seven deyijis of party, whioft have alrea
dy well nigfannned us I .
If 1 shall utter a, word on this occa
sion which shall appear to be. harsh,
1 assure you: 1 do not intend such
A meaning. I certainly have no . such
feeling.
Let us determine first what great
principle is involved in this canvass
which we ought to support, and se
condly, for whom, us patriots, we
fore! the sun went down; Slave proper
ty differs from other property, not. ia
the right, hut in its use. He who made
servant,.presoribed rules and in-
itieme for his hutoane treatment, • and
for this the master will be responsible,
And surely for. its abuse he will be pun
ished;- ,1 demand of government that
which we have-^a property code for proto
of all property, and therefore of staves,
ut, 1 again, I will not now demand of
igress a slave code, beoauaeith* law*
they now stand, oulsideiefithe; Kao-
. are sufficient for. our protection.
If the government ia honestly admin-
A. former occasion, I explained . .this.—
It is sufficient at .present to jtote the
alremediesfo«tpre»ent ptop<MM,’tout-
' "i”” ’ * ‘ which
and Nebraska,:in wl
, was: refused by tl
at it may he said if; ,v
side of Ka
protection to slot
organic.am;) 1 not mmaynm said if, ,we
have sufficient laws already, wire now
ihsistonthe power and duty of.. Gov-
emment to protect,
l iWa.must insistlupon it, first, because
.thi^rightandduty_i hawe'heeftii^hiiigf,
ahd they who deny, are seeking to get
control of-thngovernment; Their suc
cess fat ' ‘ ‘ ' “ * “
in the .Kansas and’ Nebraska bill.
Again, all experience shows, that
remedies Which are sufficient for the
present, become inefficient under the
sivetoibntti; < Why do'ydtnsbegfaiaSurea
meet annually T Simply to pass such
now laws and toxemedy such defects in
existing law# as time and: experience
should vote, in order most effectual- slave law, to carry out a plain constitu-
ly to secure and to piemote that prin 4 * konal provision. .For that day, and for
oiplo.
In my opinion, the whole nation is
now called on, the first time in its hfa-
tory, to decide at the ballot box, what
power bos the General Government over
the subject of; slavery,? .This question
ted on In Congress, in
has often been ve
State Legislatures, and by. factions, but
now the whole nation must vote upon
it direotly at the ballot box. Whatever
may be our opinions as to the wisdom, or
years after that day, that act was suffi
cient. But the ever-growing 11 madness
of anti-slavery 'fanaticism,-and the in
terference of. anti-slavery Legislature*,
ent law, as it, was to pass theiOrig-
inal act. What .would now have been
our condition had our fathers
Sa’WaI aj! ’A%laA«Ala
necessity, or good, or evil to result from satisfied forever with the law of
suohmi issue, stfllpoliticians and, events ^ released Congress from ita
de-
o'clock, A. M„ rotatuing at4io’clook,
' Trslu leaves Rome daily
at Of o’clock, P v M v and
have TArust it upon us, and we m<
cido it, as far as the ballot box can .
it. .
Then in my opinion, as the fasqe. J^
made, the .peopleought as National; mftn
and patriots, by this election-to declare
that the Federal Govemment'-fut* no. powtj
over the subject qf slavery except the petier,
return next day at Of o’clock. A. M.
W. .8, COTHRAN, Gen’l Rup't.
W. & Atlantic (State) R.R.
Atlanta to Chattanooga, 188 miles, faro $5—
Jo mi W. Lewis, Supo’t.
MORNING, PASSENGER TRAIN.
l«Dguiuan "liuua.
Ltaves’Chattanooga at..;...,....'. 3 25 a 's
' ires at Atlanta I 40 r i
EYENiNQ PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Atlanta at night..... 8 15 a 1
. lantaat night.
.Arrives at Chattanooga..
Leaves Chattahooga, at
^amtohr^ch". i? 5! I ? Government«an haveno otoer scope,
, over tho store : w*: purpose OrahterpYetation. Government
We ought so
duty of further protection ?
So, .though the legal remedies are now
sufficient, now soon may the perverse
ness of the human will, the ingenuity
iOf aspiring demagogue#* the invasion#
of; a mad anti-slavery, wotld-Wide senti-
ment, and the positive^ntervention of
unfriendly Territorial Legfalaturee and
remwRoe utterly
coupled with the duty, of guarding and pro-1 ., v .-
\tectog the owner in hie rights." . I nugatory? We must ineist that gov-
to declare, first, because I emment, c
it fa foie. The supreme judicial tribunal
of the nation has, in language, so diD
plared. If we do not maintain it, we
shall simply subject the stability of the
law to the whims of the multitude,
and are in anarchy. We ought so to
deolare in the second place because it fa
r Protection to.the person and
z
proper-
of the oitfaan fa the Jirri duty of every
overnment, and it fa the whole and
%;
power and duty of the Government of
Z.L. Utntna T# SnuO ma/Jn fnt*
this only, and it can do nothing ofae.
Every aot of every department of the
Thit road cnnnecta each way with the
Bome Branolf Railroad at Kingston, the East
Chattanooga, marStri;
tl
Uppor and Lower, 25 oacb.
portion to tho above.
As I am well (luted in all-the late Improve
ments of the dey.lflMf emdlteat that I can
meet the wants or\n who may need the ser
vices of a Dentist, nt if rellsrenoSsaie want
ed; hi to^their utility'** answering, tho pnrpo-
1 es of .nature, I ean gm^hem in abundance;
. rotn those vrho, have teawj my (kill, for tho
ut rourteemyears, in th\..and adjoining
.fitates. X
_ . J. BTiqjaPHY.
RoM.,.^ptl4, 1850..>L
HENRY A- SMITH,
Bookseller & Stationer
ROME, GA*
JUST RECElVHb Mim
adarga and oxten-ASUfal
_____ sive Stock oi School,lijms
GiuiicAl And; Miscellaneous Books.' Also.’a
large variety of Stationary, Wall Papering,
Engravings, Paintings and. Fancy Artloles,
suitable for the Holidays.. MorcWs and
School Teachers, supplied, with Book# and
Terms OaGH.
nSi4wly ’ '
BOOTS AND Slides
ioLEffilMPAND'
RETAIL GROG' ^
Nb. 4 Choice He tel, *
MatterXCTORED #r .
Y. A. O MB ERG,
ROME GA:
The Subscriber issuppliei
1 lot of extra FRENCH CALF. PA-
SATHER, and -pother material*
3mcn’S Dress Boot# & Shoe#,
1 -trie best of VWrkmen and keeps
is latest fashiona :< -■(.'
TTlLL.kcop constantly on,,hand, a well
rv sde?ted***prtfasnto4oihw«^i<n«4
, Provisions, such as, Eason, Lard, Flour,
will sail lowlfor
I9BQ.'
Meal’ *e., do., wbioh we will sell luW
prompt attontlon to business, and fair deal-'
ng, to receive a liberal share of r*‘ —
Our motto will be ni
fits. Giveus aeSIT . .
Hgme t Aug.8l > , A».tf,
Vork uu/ / u/utu
Td ^eld Kvtrt' he^Ss’' to «-
’■*' atkn of patrtotg* ! i“ *Bf
COTHRAN, JEFFERS & CO,
-GUOCESSO^TQ-'
JEFFERS & COTHRAN,
Factors 4 Commission Merchants,
WHARF. '
mnoroatonothing, anddestroy nothing
unlees oreatiori or desWuotion.ina giv
en specified instdnee be neoessary to Se
cure general protection. Whether it
deolare war or niinke peace, whether . it
build m bavy or iaty an impost -what
soever it does must be done for this end
The rilsdom of every speech, the re
dress of every wrong, toe duty of every
office, the legitimacy of every action,
must depend upon and be measured by
ita fitness lor, and its directness towards
the one great goal—the protection of
the person and property of the citizen.
Human Government baa no other
61aim even to existence, abd that form
of Government must be the most per
fect, which most. perfeoUy soourba this
^Jatldo not demand a slave code.—
Southern men who demand it, I think,
badly. They leap over truths;
a _jnp to A conclusion, whfahif gran
ted, might render even the right quit-
tUmablti THe demand for & aeparate
the tea-
ent, every department in its i
propriute sphere, shall keep our remedies
efficient for all time and against aU en
emies, wherever the authority of that
government extends.
I have given reasons enough to show
the correctness of the great leading
thought to be insisted on as thetrueso-
lution ofithe question in this canvass.
The next enquiry fa, for whom shall
we vote in order moat effectually to -se
cure the triumph of this principle?. To
secure this triumph and mhke’it effecU-
al, wo must have a constant and honost
eye to-two things: :ijcur
1. Wo must endorse the principle by
our vote, nm ■ ■' 1’' "■ J *, ; r- Jr;T-
store-peace to the country, quiet the
agitation and thus preserve the stabili
ty of the Government, .- ;.ff
It is needless to eay wocannot sup-
port Mriddhoolu. But why ? Because
leaays it fa the right and the duty of
■Congress' to [prohibit slavery in the Ter
ritories. Thfais aclakn of powerother
than to protect, and there ore; one
which we deny; and because, also, ^ his
are to
ferentfrom
ertytaiAMd,
ferentouaiityof
original ground
from the it' 1
if and soli
law.
admits that the ten.
y is peculiar—dit-
•lwvaryvfrcml iihqijffiaKiWrWa. Homo
persons say df there-be ijo. law directly
IS'SteffivtoSSJ* akfat
the slave without lai
RRw is free. Therefore I
l^to^egfaiature
Httoe breihisej:■ the dohohw
•att«gflg»:aaasgegft
11 cannot admit it, bM
linvo it correct. S
election will ■ not restore peace, but i
crease distraotion, and endanger the
government;- It fa idle to debate toe
iropriely; the right or the wrong, of too
act. If the experiment is forced; the
act will turn out to be,, in my humble
judgement, that thei Government and
Bladk Bepublicamsm cannot live together.
If our Northern friends wish to impenl
the 'Union; toby .can vote ■ for MX.-, Lin
coln, If they , wish to insure the contin
uance of the first, they must make cer
tain the defeat' of the latter. At no pe
riod of the world’s history have four
thousand’millions of property
her it ought to Bubmit to
enemy. The South must
first exumple, but wise men will not
precipitate the hatard,^
Wo cannot, support Mr. Douglas.—
Legislature,
Federal Go
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to of the premise and the
n. ‘Unfriendly legislation ia
not only to deny the duty ol prottcuon
and toe right to refuse snob additional
remedies as time and oiroumstancaa
■ aw to be necessary, but may *1-
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