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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-28
n UNE KsER 80.
The Blood-Houhd War.

we 'hhk there is evidence enough that the
employment OF bloodAhounds from Cuba against
The Seminole Indians has at least been con,empla-
ted by the administration, to call for faithful
and searching enquiry in Congress, lust rs soon
as the House is organized. The Globe has spo-
ken of the subject without reprobation. The
Philadelphia Evening Star mentions report that
General Scott is the auher Of the Infamous nro
posaI. The New Hampshire Patriot gives its
unqualified support TO the measure saying -
For our own part, if blood-hounds would an.
swer the purpose, we should rejoice TO know that
enough had been employed to hunt out every hell
blood of women and children, and to rid that
country of the last vestige of the murderous vag-
abond race"
Now, the Patriot is the leading administration
paper in the free state of New Hampshire, and
deeply devoted to the party feeling, of seeming to
be furious in the support CT slavery on every
point, The disclosures of Judge Jay, respecting
the origin and object of the Florida War will
therefore afford an easy explanation of this other
wise astonishing abandonment of every thing like
a decent respect for humanity and the sentiments
of the civilized world exhibited in this attrocous
paragraph. Says the New Hampshire Sent-
mel -
"Qne OF the most eloquent invectves uttered
by Lord Chatham was against the employment
of the Indians in the American War, although,
says Lord Brougham,tin his sketches, the very
same thing has been done in the former War, car
red on in Canada, by his authority, and under his
own superintendent" Such are the inconsis-
cies Of statesmen 1t was in retaliation, however,
as the French were the first TO array the savaees.
The employment of blood-hounds by nation of
l6 millions to overcome an Indian nation of 1900
warriors, would belong TO more modern and
more refined period of history
Since the above was in type, The papers bring
us the following full confirmation Of the reality of
this infamous project.
BLooD.HoyNDg TOR t1oRIpA The Tallahassee
Floridain, Nov. 80, ys:-"We learn the Gov
has sent Col. Fitzpatrick to Cuba, to purchase
northumberland to pay for which the I'M
ION Bank advanced five thousand dollars in spe-
Gle"
For the honor of the Government, we rejoice
to see an immediate announcement that Governor
Call has been dismissed from office by the Presi-
dent. Judge Reid of St. Augustine, is appoint
ed in his place Emancipator.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-28

Our readers will perceive from the proceedings
of the Convention at Warsaw, that it was there
deemed expedient to form third political party.
This is a measure about which abolitioniss differ.
1t must, Of necessity, be subjec. of much discus
sion. We trust it will be kindly and candidly
examined by our brethren, who we believe,
whatever may be their difference of opinion in
regard to the expedieney of this measure, ardent
ty and sincerely desire the abolition of slavery,
and the great objects for which governments are
instituted, permanently established. We ask Of
abolitioniss to investigate this snbect dispasson+
ateIy, and without prejudice or prepossession.
Whatever their enemies may ascribe TO them, as
fanatics and fools, we know them, as a body, to
be men who have well considered the object they
seek to attain, and the means aud measures to
be pursued TO their attainment. They have from
the first maintained that their principles will tri-
umph, though, personally they may be overborne.
And we know, too, thlt for the attainment of
a holer object history cannot present US with any
record OF an organization among men. That
they may honestly and conscientiously differ in
regard to the measure now proposed, we readily
concede. But that they will ultimately harmonic,
on all leading measures, we do not doubt. For
this end we ask for a spirit of forbearance and
mutual Cancellation, confident that the develope-
ments of time will clearly and distinctly reveal
the path of duty to each one who is honestly and
seriously DESTROYS of knowing and following it.
We need not remind our friends that our columns
are open to free and fair discussion of this, as
well as all other important subjects, and we would
invite them to give us the aid of their thoughts
and pens. We had prepared an article showing,
though somewhat briefly, the views of those in
favor Of as well against, the measure, but shall be
unable for want.of room, presen! it TO our read
ers, till next week. Meanwhile, we would say to
'll-hear both sides-examine with patience and
,andor and then decide, as judgment, under the
influence fan honest and enlightened conscience
shall dictate.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-28
VOL ME 4.
WIl8 VGEgA IE NIDn DOM

We have read, and doubt not our readers vii
peruse, with lively interest, the following Letter
from an American in London to the Editor Oft the
Emancipator.]
From the Emancpator.
From cur London Correspondent.
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rrr.i ..r frllo clIi1,s AlslI &c | il.

skEMitI X LEE g co, Nc } N:.az.e street. ar,
/ receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Ncnl"ckA, Eagle, AM! o,cr late arrivals from he
--tl.crh cs"s large an new selected assortment
i!"ts, Boots, Shoes and Erosans,
:nnsnius OF nleuen's fine cal. and Morocco boots
1o :! quality; do huil'l, anil stout pe.sed boots
S,'G's qualities; 'en's Gnu caIt seal and Morocco
'''n"s pumps and hv,su,s, h.,kak shoes, bros;s am
.upl'es mems inc cait and kippcI pcsscd shoes AMI
roSnis; do boots; do kip al lcsgci shoes
nj btSansi gcntemes best quality cl scMcti Shoes
IT, OSais and Jack DGmtmss; ITO calf and Morocco
,ckle slncs and I,log.i,s; do calf seal and Mnrorr"
ulian shoes and spt S, do calf buff ana seal wn,Ss>
new article; do fine calf, se:l and quartz,
'n.S; loys', misses ard cillle,'s pcgge, and sew ed
L. osals, ami shoes al ever, I''ali,, ;n'' Kind.
Also Il general assortment or mems Stout wax and
"'@'' h'osns and sA"es, together aill 10000 pair
gro ''@s. quality, russell bros:ls, nailed in tn
inks, made expressly for plantation use; \ good rs.
''mc. OF mcns fine and stout kip r'tsscu hrrsans, y
'w article, and ase quantity Vi inferior I,l:t,
ssc and wax bIog;s.s.
Ladies fine Gait, SEAL and grain welts and
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nd Slippers; do shoes, viii, and without heels;
\ calf seal and s'o' leather bno,c s. 20 P,anca shoe
tall kinds and Iuacs d., l:s,ln, hro',,,s; sai,cr,
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g,ls. Ch,en's coio,cd Nu,cnu" am, iasliu. bro
:: ,;,ud boots, Ne.
sentn.cn' line Fashionable hllek silk hats; 10 bar
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~ Ii Il "sS't short 'apc hats, article. Nouihs
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)! Ms and br}s black AM, dr.b wool hats OF warrior.
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.. r.s
ms assm'nrsn wi:l he rcplesGtl b, the arrival o.
s"A nskelstr"m 'l,c rn'>c 'sn.c'' Cities all of which
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THREE D.i VS. JOURNEY FRD.n NE

THREE Days JOURNEY FROu NEW
ORLEANS.
F5Ni1E proprietor of this establishment has the plea
sure at Announcing to his friends -nl the public
II G"ncIa, 1T he will he in rca'ne shy the first day of
Way IT, receive vi-iler> lie wall also for the ,-
nrht ut III se at III tance, that there have been large,
improvements made, and others going and in
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snsrr her To accommodate much larger number than
Itrrrl"io,e, and 1T the time 4nuch better.
Fnnilic he accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have large cabins euched from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary te say anything in arct,.
lar of the character o these wnters tOr it is generally
believed that they not inferior Ia in the South.
ern Suites. All the usemrIis that general Y
tnuud at Watering Places will he found at this. The
best music that this part of III country Affords has
heea ged End will he in consl nj attendance tho
Springs during the whole season.
i he suhsciib will avail himself of This Opportunity
in returning his uneiGmed InakS FIR til very liberal
support given him last aud hopes kv the ryer-
tom thar have been Iad" in mpros ING and excluding
the ommodations to merit liberal patronage tn
present season. JND CRAM.
u,3
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NO MERCURY NOR GUYANA


BOUT six months agoA had the misfortune To get
IA secret disease, for which have applied 10
raj doctors for cure, and they did cure so now
the above date put self under The of Doctor
Huet, and expect him cure Since that time
the disease got WORSE to break in large ulcers
the number of six eight h leg, and all over
my aca, and sore tront, and able work at he
present tim of the disease; large nlccr
the right side Of the throat am putting myself
confidently under the OF E-. Huat, (! Paris.
TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fna Ii "
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Northwnrd. Coming Southwark the time is six hour
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""'". o1T17H -UHtl"HfU, TIC lHU 1s Blk HUuf
less; being ) days aud II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY f. III 1863 C"ron,lelet corner of IIevie
4 = Streets on Inc nigh Of 30 Of August, and
seen .ie next morning in Peydrns street, negro hoy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, uni S fec
nen in his speech one of his legs sure uccasionee
by areccnt hurt; he had on when he went away white
cotton or linen shr aud While cotton lnntnIouns.
Masters Of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
gn'nst receiving or arborng said negro well as alb
"t'lcr persons, as the utmost rigonr of the law will be
enforced against them. The above reward will be paid
"f dc'ive him int any Of the uils of either OF the
municipalities, or at 1863 Carontcle corner Of lievi.
s,eerl. sept
NoliCE-rh The copn,,nershi;, heretofore existing
! under the firm of ''ubo's 4 Garretson, has beer
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the concern i'll this city, and requires ut persons n!eo
ed to make payment to him ouy, and all those having
claims, to present hem for scltlc.eut.
mug at GARRE'CSON
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just received al GUiON'S
No l Exchange Notcl enrns' ST Cnsr!es and Comncr
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demand for this eilH ,Ill remedy Of pain, and ure
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and aut.ry e,lsci~ On the OF The iiul are r.ul,
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Price 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
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T DO CERTIFY that the aba, mentioned disease is
j quite we'll eured Ia my own sausIactna, Tor which
thank Dr. iinet; and moreover assure that the n.edi
cine have taken ln.!,es lat, aud did not ninre nv
health ut all therefore aiTisn Inv sufalcrs 10
lose no time and apply 10 br y. lfue l2i Cu:!ll
stract, between Dauphne and Bourbon sffeais. }r.
Hust is nj home fran o'ciuc%, \ II, until / + NJ
They wiliaind true doctor for Ibis complaint.
JOHN DEAN, II Ora, Ter street.
II my ona wants 10 see me, call at NJ 40 Gravie'
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb l. 1885, feb II ~
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Lvewort best les the virtues OF m1nv other aud
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liver complaint &c.
To whom it may concern This is to certify that we
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decided good effect; therefore, iion The know
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amds experience, recommend it ~ superis preparation
rnmsnde!. ALBERT WILLIAMS, Md
CALVIN ELLIS ~. y.
henbe.s OF The Boston Medical Association.
salsby :, JARVIS & ANDREWS,
teh IS Snipi n! fsti sitouas sis
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A NEW article for persuts troubled with tea mesa.
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"Npe cnrrd both tiieIi$ei,e s and The. in,
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scspticul have always a.srni their doubts alter
h .y!ns used ,hs irunrt!. For suc al
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the blood being in vated state.
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The great desideruum with physicians in being abb
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WOODS MARBLES.
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gold,
Ok Gia, and hulico,
Pollard do, Oric..,, or vert, antique,
Cur!cd do, Jasper,
Curlcd Maple, BLOND Stone,
Birds Eye so, Darby Granite,
Satin " ood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, Dove or is,r,!ello
Ncw Tree, Italian White,
Coroma'"lc or BLACK s;,,na and l'recella,
Nosr Wood, Amcli an Grey,
Ash " bite Oak, &c. X &c.
Curl.d Elm,
Specimens to be At the shop. Paints ais,
.l.ss, coI:. >arnsl,, Ne. on L,.J NJ, :or Sale.
btON, STEEL \ HEAVY GDuDS--!lut, sou,r,
L and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod itn,I, nail rods and pluu- |.
mOu!is
Cast, German shear h!is;er.t spring. Sheet and
Crowie, steel
l"ll"w ware, cut aud wrong h, nails and spikes
Zrc, block tin, mill and grind s,oues, sail kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Us, les q, Il trac. tlains, corn mills
An\ils, vices, ilrnn, and bellows
Wire, s'rr, pix and bar lead, shot
Cad, and cooking stoves
Amos, Row l''" :'" other spades and sovcls
llooli and plate hinges, door and Window hooks
Collins, iltl"is, sG,Il,s, and o!l,:,
lard nnd Ain,iila co',iage lines AMI Irvine
Bon a''i shedding copper Naval stores
Parts, i,"sec'l aud sperm ri!
A tai assortment ui hardware and slim ct,; ndle-,
alw, iAnd u!d W'yi, offered r. sale If VIII ale
sale OF 'lial On the mos, favorable ,r,n,s by
n4 LAYTON X ca. SIS old Lesec.