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EIARROWGATE SPRINGS
.NWnrgVIlIGfY tIIHHtV, NldT'allh.
THREE Days JOURNEY FROM Ne
npTEanS

THREE Days JOURNEY FROM NEIV
ORLEANS.
FkNI1E proprietor of This establishment has the plea
Il sure OF announcing his friends and the public
in general II he will be in readiness by the first day
May receive visitors. He will also state for the bt
ne those at distance thar there have been large
improvements made, and others going OIL and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscr her accommodate much larger number than
hereofoIe and al The same time much better
Familie can he accommodated it'll good rooms OF
those who prefer have large cabins etached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary te say anything in rarticn
lar of the character oil these waters for it is general,
believed that they not inferior in the Sonth
ern States. All tho amusemenis that are generally
found at Watering Places will he found at this. The
best music that this part of tn country affords, has
been engaged and will be in constnt attendance at the
Springs during The whole season.
he subscribe will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his uneigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes ly the exer
tons that have been made in improving and extending
the Recommendations to merit liberal patronage the
present scusnn. INO CRAM,
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j 'WF.IlIC ~ ? n ItD.E
EeasC,E'QDEs D .eNNSO.N

MAY be consulted confidently at his Office, "a;
y Custom House street, near lS4uphnc street. or
the trcatmrn of csrtam class OF de cate diseases.
From DIR. Jolnson's extensive oppnrtunitr III sou .
OF the most lebrated Hospitals IN Europe, exclusive
~ devoted 10 the treatment OF Nenerisi AL phiitiC
complaints and also from resistance OF five wears III
New York, during which time DR.. Johnson coni;red his
prac ice solely to the treatment of those Diseases with
the most unprecedented succeus: no is enabled to re.
mova any of the following complaints in from to %
days. without iniurng tn, constitution by mercurye or
any other "eleterons medicine. Ghonorhea, Glet,
Structure, Sannal Weakness, Affections. u tn Bind
der Kidneys, Prostate Gland, and any Of those numer
train Of affections, which generally follow neg. f.
ed or NAL treated cases Of Veneral. Scrotnlous Sores
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth
cd OF rentment without restriction i'll diet OF interrupt
ton from business.
Persons siding in the country, and who feel deli
cate inco sultng their family physician, by sending n
statement of their by letter post paid with fees
enclosed have DR.. iohnsons advice, for their own
treatment with medicine, necessary to be used orwar-
dcd.
Separate Offices provided where patients never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night, at lt3 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec 10
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN pENISIrEn = =

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
MAN REVISITED, &c, by the author of "A wear.
TRAITS q Indian character, generally applicable to-
the Aboriginies of North America, by G Turner ESQ
The Political Grammar, of the United sta,es ar /.
complete view the theory and practice Of the gearra
and state governments, with the relations bew cen them
dedicated and adapted to the ysung men of the Unted
States, by e Mansfield, Esq.
h'mrod's Hunting Tours inerspersed with character
stic anecdotes sayings and doings of sporting men, in
cladng notices of the principal crack riders OF England
volumes.
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TENNEit's MAP OF LOUISIANA, Be. DC
4 NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals. roads
and distances, from place to place, along the stage
and steam boat routes, by II. s. Tenner
MIrcHELLs MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, gu which ure
gwen the dissnces in miles from one plnce to another
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
out the country, carefully compiled from the best au-
thurlhes-puhshed by s. Augustus Mitchell.
mIrcHELLs TENvF HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
oStrED STATES; map of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal routes, &c. just received AMI for sale
NM MKEAS
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1905 T43 b. or Sd oh
Northward. Coming Southwark, the Tim. is six hoirv
less; being days and II hours.

1905 E43 b. or Sd 23h
Northward. Coming Southwark, the tins is six hotrs
less; being days and II hours.
..5N TEN DOLLARS REWARD
PANAWAY from 1863 Carondelet corner Of Hevia
IL streets, on the night Of soh of August, and was
seen he next morning in Peydras street. negro boy
named CHARLES, abou. II years of age, ond fee
Or thereabouts in height black, and has mped.
ilnent in his Speech of his legs sore occasionee
by recent hurt; he had when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantaoons.
Masters of vessels and steam boats cautioned a
ganst receiving harborng said negro, well as alb
other persons the utmost rgour of the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will be pafd
for delivering him into any Of the as of either Of the
municipalities, or at 1863 Carcndelet, corner Of Hevh
steeet. -,.. sept
NOTlCE-The copartnerstp heretofore existing
l. Nunder the firm of dubois g. Garretson, has been
dissolved The subscriber will liquiaate the affairs
the in this city, and requires all persons ndeb
ed to make payment him only and all those hayine
Claims to present them for settlement.
aug BIT ii GARRETSON<
tE.- NIr SWAIN
No. llsCanai Street Near Orleans
III As always on hand constantly y receiyin. Dirt
..ul ~ Dyes, Chemicals and Pans, among thc: ar.
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JARVIS e ANDREWS.
mr. Cor Common and Fchapoulas .ts


ri EW BOOKS-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Servic.
L Afeat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
scs, fragments and opinions. By the author of
Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in = vols.
Random Recollections of thu House of Commons
nom the year 1880 to the close Of 1885, including perso
nal sketches of the leading mebers-by one of no par
y, J''st received and for sale by w McKEAN,
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
CROMWELL, an Historical Novel, BY the author ot
" The Brothers." &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Fainily Adviser; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, With
such hints the practice of Physic, Surgery, and the
Diseases of women and children may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
al manufactures, plantations, and boarding school !,
heads of families, masters of vessels, missionaries or
tfavelers; and useful sketch for Young comm enc
ing Il study of medicine. By Reyncli Coutes NJ D.
Peter Parey's Universal History ON the bases of
Geography for the of families, illustrated by maps
md engravings, in vols
Just received and for sale by w MrKEAN
m9 Camp and Common SITS
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TO THEt.ADIES.

A TKINSOS'S DEPILLArORY, Tor removing SUI
"A pcrtlnous nir from the face, aeck md arms with
slna safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer mud
whitcr than before tae application. A fresh supply
JUST received NJ GUl0NS,
No ESrlmnsc II"to corner ST Charc- md t'olnmr-
sire Is Hpb
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nDNTAGJTE'S

B.4 I'm FOR THE TEETH
fHNli established reputation and constantly increa ms
demand for this ele,tual remedy of pain, and pre-
servative of the teelh has induced the subscriber
offer it TO the American public. Arrangements llsv
been made to supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns IN the United States. place it thi
the reach Of those suffering and likely TO suffer this mos
Aurassng OF all aches, Ioothuchc.
When applied according TO directions given on
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
nanent relief 1t also arrests the decay I'D iefectiv
teeth, and relieves that which so frequeutl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are Simple, innocent an rot unpleasant; and
the large number ofpersons in different sections Of til
country, that have already experienced such delighrl
and saIuary effects from The of the Balm, are ready
to bear TOR the public good their testimony to its IN
rvaed qialihes. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
sngniarly and unexpectedly, and ma lie regarded bv
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman OF the woods.
P'ce 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m n 'Frlo
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NOTiCE.-'rhc owner of several packages merchap
l Y die marked Madame V. Artiquencaye. pcr shin
have been stored by STETSON, AVERY & 60. Ivy
ni,l Consrlces "(;rntn,,,
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RACON SiOES-36 casks Cincinnati snDE
'anflng from 'r Steamboat Echo, and FOR sale.s
BOGERT & lIAWr
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
\ | GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis. d. with
an appendix, containing translatlons Of yar;nna
odes, NC, by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chatterton, Wakefield, Porssp
day-and f " "
PHeEDkUs' with the appendix Of Guhius transla
nu py christopher Smart, iii vols forum. volumes 10
and nd sol "Harper's Classical Library
Shlollett, NJ d, with memoir of the Author, by TIom
VS. Roscoe, ESQ.,, new edition, with illustrations, by &c
iHE ilPsY; Tale, by the author of "Ricnsi,sp
Mary ofli urgundy," &C., iew edition. vols ,ump.s
one. b..
PAUL ,LIFFoRD,by ths au,nor o, "Palha.
Inc Dlst I 3D." &c, being volume ~ oil the new ede
not "Et Sor's Complete k,rks. just received a
saletS WA AcKkAN
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PlNNocK's ROME, &c.

EDlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
IL Goidsmitl's Abr:dgment of the History of Rome
to which is preixed an Introduction to the Study o
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout Me work, on rI.a Manners
institutions and Antiquities Of the Romans; with nu
merous biographical and historical Notes; and cues.
tons for examination at the end of each section n
II Illustrated with thirty engnvings wood, by Arherton
fiNSocks Improved Edition Of DIR Godsmith's History
England from the Invasion Of julius Cesar to th,,
death of George Cd, with continuation to the yea
1852. With questions for examination at the end q
each section. Besides variety of valuable informa
ton added throughout the work. Consisting of table
Of contemporary Sovereigns and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on tile Bol;
ties manners and Literature of the age An outline1
the Constitution, &C. &c. illustrated by many engrl
ings
GUYS, ELEMENTS OF ARrRosoMY, and an Aoridsmen
of keith's New Treatise the Use of Globes Nev~
American edition, with additions and Improvement,
ana an explation of the astronomical part Of the An,
rican Almanac. "
Just received and for sale BY WIN MKEAN
nov "a corner of Camp and Common ar.
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A NEW two story brick louise, situated 5 doors
"a from tile SECOND Individuality fa, pn st Cha res
street. irnl very low, possession given Immediately
ENQUIRE Vt tll, nrentiaes. MOO. VI.
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B4HA BAGS suualra Coffee;
wv 81 boxes of . doz each Mo-elle W iue. 1926,
- 30 do off, do 40 do 1921;
81 do of do III Port, 1915
4HrW 10 do of2 do Up brown Sherry, 1916
,.M 10 pipes extra Ntaeisn. For snIe nv
"a Co., liERMOGENE, BROWN 4 ca.
.Ar .7.,. Crti street.
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EXPRESS MAIL. T77-TTT-TT
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail, betw"~n NOBLE and New
York--leavng Mobile daily at 3P. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at s 2. NJ Southward.
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nGHLE MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamsn
4 y Pointers, Ne Carohdele street, two doors trc

\ RON, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-IIut sauar,
H. and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and ponsl
mou!tls
Cast, German, shear, bs,erpd, spring, sheet an,
Crowle, steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables anchors hoes
Ok, log al d trace chains, corn mills
Anvls, vices, Hammers and hcows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
Ames, Itowlands and other spades anil shnvels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps, and ether axes
Iar'd aud Manila cor'lage, lines and twine
Bolt and shea,hing copper. Naval stores
Paints, imseed aud sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and ship chandlery,
always hand, and which offered n sale ut whele-
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON Il Co SIS Old ,eyee
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MAIL ARRANGEJENTI =

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
,---,t.... a,a;, Due Every DaySt 12N NJ
N0'~e'" t""A' Closes Every daat lOl Am
tv,.,o-,, NM, Due every Sundai Wednesday, an
oy may q '"e Closes every Mo,ay, Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by SIM
wu.,l Die every Tuesdal Thursday, an
The LAKE ak Ma" sa.nfla, BY 5 r. NJ
via Closes every Monay, Wednesday
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iaSlt,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English OcuEis,.

louispiIlr, Jaly 1857
Copied from The S. ~ c. elaborate of The eih JIM, ,
AT the request of Or. Williams we insert the f,lo.
lug note from the Rev MIR Howell of Nashville ~ III,
editor OF The South Western Christian Advocate, who
II appears, has examined the Diplomas and other lor,'
inauts evllclve oithe Doctors claims to public patron
age In consequence of an Incident, Dr. W will "a.
min in Nashville few days longer thun he ii, first
intenaed-suy the LIST July. " ''''
Rev. alr ghelI-lfaying been requested nv pr
Williams, the oeulltt i'll this city, to examine hi,
numerous diplomas and other documents cyinciyn of
his ciuiins to public conidenc Gin his profession have
IN company with valued friend, done so with pleasure
Among them found n letter froai Mr. Papeot nj pre
sent Charge d Ak,ires OF the King Of the French nj
Washington, addressed to Dr. Williams, testifyinp The
commences OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c. as we'll as those from the Medical Sor;c
nes OF France. He has numerous vouchers fran ncn
known TO be OF high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United Stutes detailing instan
ces OF great success in tie restoration of sight To the
o"nd. have seen ne try all his poor patients in this
ety. knew mona of them previous to ti,ej CONNIE
unCer his care; hut all have seen say hev nre nm
qlestonaby benefited
ROE'T b. C. HOWELL,
Nashville, June 2i 1887.
7. ). Since writing the ABOVE, one of Dr. Williams,
patients has called upon me- and says he had a,tnaJv
but now declares himself betcr that last night for the
first time in his life that he can recollect he cond s
ting uish, with tn eye, Of the prominent. tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
IN this rdgIon, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
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To Len.
hNFsm, dwelling house on Triton street, be-
W tw cen Tivoli Circle and tarondalet .;treet
m9a. Apply 10 J OFT,
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 VI llcelbarrows, %
Wv dirt do. in stO e. for sale bv
CHaMPLlN s. COOPER,
m1J - jul'uat
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ENl.UUR-thDU bbs ( Flour. tor sale bv
milo q DORSEY, Al New Icvce.
EA CASKS BACON sides for s,, e by
sGO mig G DORSEY. A New Ievee.
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If EaiON SYRUP Il PlCkLES-Underwood Lee
IL mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 90
bsxes of Lewis & Hnskes Pickles; for safe To close
consignment, by JARVIS x ANDREWS,
el2 cor Common and Tchouptnulas
GOAP-luu halt boxes No + Soap, brand OF James
~ Gould, for sule by Isaac BRIDGE X CO.
. m16 13 Nagnzine street
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~ AGGINti and kOPE~1f2 pieces i'Issing and
> i9D coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by, u.L LAiEF ~ AaiEl.UNG,
ml9 II Commerce ST.
L , AGt;tSi-5Nn pieces Kentucky l,agging, land in
ff"m steamer Gen Watna. AMI for sale by
1ORhE, BROTHERS,
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NEW ORLEANS g. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS a. NASHVILLE RAIL. ROAD
COMPANY.
rENHE stockholders of this company nre hereby no.
d. tiled that by resolution of the board of dircc.
ton passed the 10Th inst the call made ON them on
the 18th February ast, for the payment of five dollars
n share rcscinded and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VII REAS, by resolution Of this hoard passed on
the 18th inst call has been ade the stockholders
OF the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road COMPANY
Tor the following payments on the the stock held resp,-
Hely by them sz:two dollars per share, payable on
the first DAY of September next; Two dollars per share
payable the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the fl st day of March
ueSt Now therefore be resolved, that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr of The city, that in conformity
with the sixth section Of the charter they PERMIT ID
10 postpone any payment called in on the stock of said
Company for the Of sixty days. from and after the
day on which il is made payable, with the cxpess con-
a''ioE however, that if not regularly paid within the
sad froungHon OF sixty DAYS. from and after the day
on which it should have heeu paid thur then tho stock
on which said payments should have been made is and
reina toreited to the company, the charter on that
point hGng imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call all stock Of the stockholders i'll said company as
think proper 10 pat off the payments their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per sur cullad for, and due the first of Sen.
tember next may lie postponed under the sixth section
ot said charter, until the 3si day of October next that
the payment of two dollars per share called for and
due on the first day of December next, may he most.
poned until the 30th day of january next and the INV
ent OF two dollars per share called for and due on the
h'sday of March next, may he postponed until the 3l
dav Of April next.
Extracts of tne minutes of the hoard.
jnne2t Il McNAIR, Sec'ry.
N%1ODL HATS, in rHseS-25 dozen White Wnn
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-22
LAW CASE.

The following was stated by Professor
at Paris to his pupils. A gentleman dy-
ing, made his will, in which he provided,
if his wife, shortly to be confined, should
have boy, he would take two thirds of
the property, and his mother the remain
der, but if it was girl, then the mother
was to have two thirds and the daughter
one third. Now it happened, that boy
and girl were born. The Po'essor inqui-
red how the property was to be divided ac-
cording to the wish of the Testator. He
called up one ofthe pupils ndask'd gravely
-"Sir, what was the intention ofthe Tes-
tator?" "Sir," answered the student, shs
was to have only one child.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-22
MR.. CLAY'S ABOLITIONTSN

| those who are opposed to the elevation of II
Clay to the Presidency, have shown that he !.
in direct opposition to domestic slavery, both in
theory and practice Those who hold the same
political opinions with him, in this section. thinL
So and will not, therefore, give him support
To those, however, who still doubt and saw the
charge is got and kept up for political effect on
ly, are requested to read the following extract
from letter by John c. Weems, ESQ, to the
Wing Presidential candidate, Henry Clay, in
which he brings the charge home:
And now, sir, prominent as you must
feel yourself in the ranks of that party
at this time (Harrison's name altogeth-
er out of the question: and no possible
chance for the Hon. Mr.. Webster
no, not the slightest, even after his i'm
mortalizing abolition speech at Niblo's
Garden, in New York, on the outset
OF his Observation-Disclosures
tour through the farwest,-nor after
lodging the abolition. test-question,
when about to be takenfn the Senate.
as charged home upon him by the Hon.
). Z. Calhoun, in his short, but pithyI
answer to his, (Mr. Webster's) rejoin-
der. No, sir, you stand well assured
that should your life be spared, that
you and Martin Van Buren, are to be
the opposing candidates at the next
election Now, sir, IHAVE FOR
YEARS PAST KNOWN YOU TOl
BE AN ABOLITIONIST, because ifI
you will recollect, in the winter, | think
t was OF 1877, at meeting of the Ma
'ional Colonization Society, in Wash
ngton, you, then, the Secretary of
State, and |, member of the House
# Representative, both attending that
meet, we we're both invited to offer
ertain resolutions, the mode used to
INVITE a speech favorable to the object
f the society. As friend to the in
'itution, you had been long heidi,
erhaps, only recently SO, from having
my place called upon Congress, by ,
resolution offered, suggesting the adj
lntages to be expected by appropria-
ng 100000 annually for providing a
ace of reception for all captured Afr. I
ms, under the law making the Afri- Z
n slave trade piracy.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-22
THE ISSUE.

Between the Federal Aristocracy of III,
Ch'on, ahd the Republican Democracy
there IS to be one of the greatest struggle,
ehat ever agitated the country-one that
VIII shake it from the circumference TO
inc centre-the one party desperate in
us efforts to maintain a prevalence of
wealth over the people, and the other de-
'ermined to support the constitution and
laws, and secure the right of the people
the one endeavoring permanently to es-
tabllsh a monied government bank
rule The other for the triumph of the
people over wealth. When the true issue
Uds made has not Democracy al,oays tri-
"mphed? Let history answer.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-22

.Spoils."-Of the Al clerks employ
ed in the, public offices at Washington,
a large majority are opposed tohe present
administration.
How significantly does this contrast
with the pitiful policy of the federal
wings, whose rapacity for office, when
they happen to obtain the ascendency,
can only be appeased by the discharge
of every democrat from oifice--lamp-
lighters, hearse drivers, grave diggers,
and all!-Albany Argus.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-22

ut cannot be denied that of the 80 900 a.
bolitlonist in this state AT LEAST TWO,
THIRDS OF THEM ARE WINGS. We
cannot, therefore, look upon the efforts O
the Friend of Man, TO induce the abolition
ists to act Independent of either party, in
any other light than as Van Buren, trick
The abolitionists, in this quarter, have toe
much sense to be caught in such trap.'
The above extract from the Rochester
Democrat, a thorough going whig paper,
published in the State of New York, is
plain enough, without explanation, to be
understood in this latitude; we would.
therefore, recommend it to the readers.
particular consideration; it shows how the
wind blows.