To Liberty Men

Out of some 60,000 Liberty Tracts, ] have still on hand cibout 10,080. I horcby make.this proposition to Liberty men incounties and towns not yet supplied to send to Jackson forthwith, orto Arin Arbor and get all they wil] circuíale without delay, and ifconvenient, to pay somcthing towards the expense of their printing, &c. &c. But at any rate take them if yoit wiU circuíate them immediateia. Thcre are ñ ve kinds still on hand - the "INFLUENCE OP TUK SI,AVE POWER." Tho "Tyhant paupers or whkre the Money GOEs." "Don't throw áway your votes." "The right sort of politics."- "The South rule, the North Pay." Every trae hearted Liberty man will most certainly spare no time or pains: work night and day for the short time before the great trial between Liberty and Slavery, not in erecting tall polls - but in spreading facts before the people. S. B. TREADVVELL. Let some Liberty man in each county at once volunteer, to get them and see that they are-circulated.