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AEERATaY'.5 DYSrlrI ; LtXiH.

tjr. b,ruet,y tn greatest of I'm Elsa lrS,,nS
opinion that nine enlIls OF thc diseases that rc
an,nkinI originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
nscd by him with the mast unprecedented success III
ans private aud public practice for upwards OF forty
years, for the removal Of The following iisctSrS
Loss oiuppetite, Flatu,ccy, Distortion ni the Stom-
ach Pd in the side, leviss of the licai aud iucli
nation to sleep, llregulary OF til" Bowels, and in all
where liigrsunur ,ustvc hul,it Is found /,
exist.
This medicine must mol be numhe red asaug ,e hos
OF uilck nostrlms before the public, il the
sole invention of the ahlcst and most scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the secret OF preparing il
purchased by the agent for very large 1t i.
agreeable and pleasant to the la r, acts mild aer
itu always keeps the bowels free, nlparls vigol aud
strength to the system, and clcnriulncss To the mind
and few BOTTLES removes the most confirmed
Dyspepsia o: Indigestion and prcvrntsa tctura al any
future period.
New YORK, Eth August, 1885,
30 Madison. street.
SIR:-tn consequence Of leading sedenlary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion iol
,.i wears; tor the last three years my sulGngs have
been nsupportable | have tried several phySciuns
and number of qlack medicines without deriving any
benefit l dcsparcd Of ever obiuliins any perlIancn
relief aud resigned myself To the hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Abcrnchy's
Dvsucptic Elixir. have finished the fom til bot
M and know not how to express my, aira,iou of il.
wonderful virtues aud the miracle itI.'s performed i,
restoring me 10 that health which l. n!ch, lost for
EYER Send me half dozen bottles y, e and ,xc,,u
nav lluuks ipr the blessings you have rrrcdby re-
..orlus u,s 10 perfect health.
ye.uuii vGnrs
JCOH MONROE. BE-
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL
PRE-,

PREt ALL.
TiSa aft that I0Uun of Sursapnrilu Blyyd Ps have
! been sold during he SIX
Ii they are taken N iunu,r ,lc instance. 10
"', AT" ana, correct the >c,"u and had elects qnarr ,
pills Other u,lark ,,,Iruc hy winch m,ur 4, ,' ara
rud.ugrrv,l ' '''' I'll =
1t Is IActTha all lu,ck contain minerals or
mercury winch Hn1cks tnk must ki CURE, and
'","''r effect to 'hIt or mi'S>."
t"t-rht "@''m"'"n- qnoc' and frci-n inro>tors
"a" themselves h'""rh"tth"t may nr" ric,uniiy lnin,"
tT 'l am" dangerous preparation ON the public,
'n,,r "n'H~t s"im;
hh '''-i i"'t 'h' N"1rk' and foreign mp"s,"r> "h"
"A jr. a1"" I~"a-~: h"m", ys,r" " ''' tt
~ '"i- h'l are r'nnla'A rlIra'"is IN the follow
"l " al ct ' ' are NOR" or e ''"d by'"r""
ni,n,n,', i. nr '"' '''''s, i""''lN- g..
hh"nmiin affections; uiccrou> sores "ft throat
'''i"l"' Try >p"Io>, and body;
Ii"'' f,h"f": ScH'y ctupuons and botCh"s "i
w. , a'.> VI '' w. ',' Nv, shit the 'hl"i
~ VIZ" '"' Ht""'s, Try ana water pilhpirN. and
am ' "r'"r "'"'= IN" psn,urs OF the face and Of
r r" "" ~, >t''', oyer 'nI -, 'ne hodH
stomach swelling "n hardening Of the
,I At" , "' 'a,r N s'n'' ct tue neck' III the
~ ', ','"''i 'n ,f'a,n' sr"n>' lrr.,'' Nc
Wan, OF ,nc,,1! ," ''r.,' S%"g,''
Sour ernc'"" and acl1", the som,cl Waite
M.cDN,,rVD>rnry CN.rs.
"
LIS ai"Ih" only proprietor and manufacturer Of the
n"sr"f'. "" pits Is regular hy >'c"n we'll aio,
S',ss.
James, Ilor""r ro<r, &c.
I - "'e many hS elti;'> AMI very strongly rcc"n
,' s "an, tnt"nsh' inc u STATES (Ste directions
"f'n. 'ne &c &c 'oS I" Pii>o
J ,t ~ i'N are c"Hns'" entirely 81 vegetables,
,r,,i '""H 10 contain no mefch! or animal pre-
f"' ~,
ali my may ne "h"y the most dc11 ate ana ut
'""' ''>''""' % '"l"''"h Oh h's'i''sS "ith""t
lear ol taking c"i without change of diet restraint from
t"mlrra"rniimg.
1t Is aict-TIcy will hv their opcrttou which, NAV
be MUD "r active according the quantity taken, weaken
IN" stem much of the purgatisc medicines gene
ANY do
1t is iac-That they the cir:iuai
PURIFIERS or 7WE BLOOD.
RENONAToR OF THE SYSTEM
Also constitutions, ,,,.ensrs nro,I,co, IN, ,or 49,
the minerals or The ou,ruu.ucr of syuh,, Ines yan,,I
SC &c.
is facThat single instance have they been
known to be- used that they did not produce good elect
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New YORK, Eth August, 1888.
.3.l Madison. street
fI'pS'f -'S'ii's
JCDH MONROE,

TENASL.NND TITLES.
AGSPR >t'r of the original titles ut record in
n the General land office Printed in Rccur!nlicc
..h Il resolution o the House ut kelre 'cnaN'S, pas
scd hh Nav 1885. 4 few copies lust received aud
t,rsae hv allen ioM VIZ,
is ]? Camp 81
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:
do Il" mnriiugnI"s,
rncd brass, ana lipunnrd coach harness,
do do du 90 anI suIhu" do
de- do do BAtuu, he do
Dray, care smG wagon do
Saddle bays, double ands nglr; vAlccs; az deal
saddle bars, Btuss,s carpet bags; best no" frame
tatlic, iollo trunks, hEass nhrd leather boot top
do assorted sizes and various styles h"lS cIs aud
pistol belts; coach, gig, suAcy, tw'g aud planters
crop wkps: WOOL, worsttd, cotton and leather
uirhs and sursin4les; sllrrup lea hers; trnnk
straps AMI wnrs;ei # in web; chan and hooN
hamcs; blind bndles and lines; 5 otch coilu's,
and horse and nude collars, ,oi al qunlIu 5; mo.
rocco, buck, bear. sheep aud bGlAlo skins; pIntcd
brass and steel bIidle bits OF ev,rv description
plated. brass and steel sputs OF every descriptions
plated, bras aud steel stlrrups ut every dcsctip-
ton
Together with complete assortment @, every
urtcln in their iinc Ut busincss-a!l q" Which they
offer Tor sale on rccomino.nti1g terms
They will also continue to ccive through the
wear, by packets from New Yurk, fresh supplies TO
keep tLelr stock ample and c"mpee.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & co,
10 Is Canal st.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
Leaves IN, Mobile %s,n r%s,a"yS ,a T'% ,,
.c7>ss-.tas splendid steamer Champion, Tex.
ccpt in case Of st rn<,) to Pc sacola thence per
steamer lie Roy ia La Grange, and thence four
horse pos, coaches via Mariana, BAinbridgc, Pm.
der'on, Bcrr'en, Outlaws. IA Perry, to Macon,
Ga; thence VIA Mllird,cvilIc, and Sparta, to War.
rcn1o" the CO per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion Is in splendid order, with new
copper boil re-, cnppercd aud C ppcr fastened.
Tho lie Roy has been thorouy bly, repaired, her
accommodations are handsome as any boat.
The beau itul Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta
"a'c.Iir Bay present the most interesting steam
vlgation in the S"utl-!,uing at the samct',nc
perfectly land locked.
III Teams are not surpassed on any route in the
country the drivers to Il man, careful and attcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have cn
newly built, SO that high waters do not inter ere
The cn'n" h'n,scs have been mostly changed,
nav
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NvoprJS & - n 90 ,,la----. -
~ ', . ~ ~, w. 30 ''.' vas S''e', arc no"
~ 'tccN'nH ana opening ''c most splendid, Sn-
sian'hl and fashionable stock OF Clothing they
, have ever exhibited IN this market, consisting it,
par, Of the following articles blue, blue black, e,
hlact, london brown, c,rou, olive, london sunk.
and uodcu olive ,rnck and dIe.s roo,s. ho,y":
s,,hI, and l,nr,,u ,t,u ,ro,k ro,,s orona,,i, r;,
., ,,,,cy ,rI l,;u hI,,k 'a !" us
w '''''s "''' r'''" "'''N '"S>''"'fe ana cl"'h
i' "I '"g"sr "'' ,"r" 'a'cv ana r""
SIR ana sa''n vests; re'' nc" mrtNrt c"mt"ItS;
"hgh9h and tr"hrh fancy and pam s"arls and
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

RNNtiiANGE on nri,.nan AT sight, for sale h,
Z. mi rHlEE, 81 Gr"vn: i
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MONUMENTS OF Westinghouse Patriotism. with a
y fac Simc OF his pu lie \co"un,s during the Re
,'oluti"naryWar. "ll" volume Sd to each, will he
sold at cost price, the proceeds T." thus publication are to
b. devoted for the OF the Washington Manual lnhutr
Seiia" and Male Orphans .tSvlui.
This Iulv national Work ought to h, in the hands
of every American; and editors of the CITY and
couty papers Ill c"nrlue that hrme, ulenl object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
JOHNS II co. Agent,
aug. nl-lm. Cor st Charles X Common st
NEW MI SlC-o, Native Music; The Convent |; IT,!
~ Ema mn,ihg, rowing Btlc; Never Despair eij
don't yotS remember the brluiiiG glade in the DranI
komauces The White Horse of the Pep pcrS. Thou
come AID q .o~e thou ne, sung tv Miss So
ri in the grapd Romantic Ope,.t Amilic Good Nir
The meeting aall parting; curc not for spring on Z
tickle wing by Iltnssc Conc come ;l,,. art il. 90
row; Life on the 4cean wayr, hv ii Russell; She
watched for him. 70 lae,l"t fall Il lr; Conc to m. ut
morning; Ocrtlc waters bv mooIii l; There no home
like my own arranged Tor til" harp hv !, i.aharrc-
Royal Wal@cs, by Flcclr; Queen Victoria Cnurl
Qualrles. Just received and for sale by
dl9 b CASEY, ~ Camp st
NEW ONARl.-Dunglissuu's
New Medical Dictionary, in one Super Rovs! &vn
tol.-Dung sson's Therapeutics ard lit!mnn Ph,si
"losv.-!)avuS on Females, tnlumc.-t. ulcs 'rlrn-
reutcS vnluncs.
New supplies ual rccrWedby Alex 'fONAE,
auS ~ ~ Camp Street.
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EDuCATtUN-FRENCi and ENGIISII.-
Mr. Jane S, recently arrived. IN this ciiv hcps leave
to ,ni"rn the cirzcns OF New Orleans that he vii!
81, ~ 'n academy on Monday, IA, January, at No.
/" ! Nnus'''r T., tor TN" instruction of Youth OF
"'dh = xrs, IF. 'DnrJ' and Enullsh, in which ht
VII! he a"F n@zta'eu by Mrs. James and Mrs
Mr"h"r, who speak both those languages with
rr"' 2urn.r al purity, and who will ,al.c charu.
- iHt 'rpA''nl' nj al the Young ladies'.
Us o'",'3 ~ 1--WE bis whole attention to the
.,rpus nihuc.es 81 Iiucal,on, and 4 ,,lers hims
INr '' r,!i 1--WE ..ir" satiStrcinn to those VIII @
n..r ro"ii !rnre nov
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IIItAlORRuOIDS

II AVS LENIMENT.-No Fic'ion.-This OK
80 traordlnary chemical conprsion, the result
of science, and the invention OF a celebrated mcdi,
| cal man, the introdnct of which to the public
was invested will, the solcmnlty OF a dcalhhcd
Request, mas sc- ganct! rcpui,;c:, unparalleled
FULLY sustaining the correctness of the lancntcd
DR. Grnllcy's last confession, that q he dared not
die without giving to postcrity the bcueit of his
knowledge on this subject" aud he therefore
btlucathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, tho secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals and
the private practice in our country, first and most
| certainly im the cure Of the Piles, and cxtcn
svcly and en-, stuay as to battle crcduv, unless
where its cIlcc>s arc witnessed Externally in tn:
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcatng extraordinary absorption:
at once.
All Swcllings-Rc,'ucin. them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat-By Cane RS, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoopng C'uyh-E,xtcrnally, and
over the Chest
All Bruises, Sprains, and Birns-Curinr in a
Sores and Uccrs-Whct'ncr lros', or long
standing, and fever sores
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swc!ngs, and looScnin" coughs and
tiyhtncss of the chest ny relaxation of tho parts
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark of those who have used it in the
Piles, il " 1t acts like charm"
THE Pill ES-Thc price, 81 is rounded to any
person who will use a bottle of lays Linncul
for the Piles and return the emp 'lers ~ without
being cured. Those the posi,l w. the o,l, S.Ac
proprietor to the Agents; and out - PAI.FKEY,
sands sold, not one has been uns,lcc CASH"
W" might insert certificates To auyN.S ms r.,
ptelcr t'at lse VINO sell the article ,hcr 1s 1889
'ih'l Inc original t" purchasers. company hav
CAUTloN-Nonc can be genrnen per cent I
splendid engraved wrapper, on the rf"''ts Of the Ia
+, uI olsn ,kn, or tho A.,,, to the ucklnlrrs
s.n alcr the 9Th ms tant,
Sold wholesale and retail, by T. T. rEAcn &
Co, New York, aud by Drngglst in every
town in the Union.
For sale by u, Wholesale Agents, corner Of
Common & rchoupiloulas street, aud by the
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III ,CONhlENDATDHN FAC Is
Eact-Tha, they re the most ctirctual
PURIFIERS or the RLOOD.


Ever discovered.
Also constitutional diseases, produced by mercury or
me minerals, the consequence of syphilis, lues rcncrul
Nc &c.
is fml-That single have they been
known te be- used, that they did produce good effect
curing thousands of hon before dcrc
table.
II athct-at on" box {" SHrsapNrla pull and one bottle
Of tn" Compound syrup lSarsAarI is all sufficient
any of the above diseases.
Is atact-Soul be observed, 'ntle only place they
-iancd genuine y. Orleans, Lu>tumousc street.
. = 6}@ No. %.
UitN,U CINHn'! BLOOn..!
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Aki'-i2''o kes. superior leuf lard, Tor sale by
q. DORSEY,
!hlv u II New l.eyra
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III ESS EEEF-''i halt brls al the i,is,,.c iu,, in
I've sluar Tor safe y & DukSEN.
MIC ~ New l.evo.
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(tTTER II l.ARn-lH0 kegs lard $50 do sups
, rior Western butter. Tor sale Nv
H.y6 Il; ID IRSEY "A New Love.
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EW NOVEL Ac.-t,nmceal,.s.s :, no,rl \, > vol.
= N"ho'nS Nickleby No. IA. Jack Sheanar.:, mart
A: 'tet lived a': Tar sale liy ALIEN. row AR, &
~, S''' -. -. - Camp strece
rUNNi ,>AGS-5O Bales . BHstct, t:...... D,..
n St"re Tor Sale IVY TllAYEk 4 90.
JGlf a. 80 So ~ rnvnrns st
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f,.,- 'eiit ont IN 'R9i uwn
'''"" ~'.. 5.ass Iunl.fiv Il fen hor,,
"'';'i'" eN i s,aet,ed for tl.eIn in asleau,,t..
at t. s"c'''s lis, fore given general satisli 'r
'"" '' '""si r'-t"rIni, .nuIli,ainu h,tuSe- ~ Is
i. h-utIc'rr'. ssru.is III In, In, ou,, ,r i4,.
'sr "r'S hnished /" th' hsl uIt,rr e. IL . vel =,
Calling al e "iiice n'd specrucus
Fen !. 1889
y + Sank notes neatly executed. and circulars.
rrinte Ill n,lr hours na,ica. = ''~'
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~ iiiSkEl .-lh6lr Rec,frd in store Tor sale l,y
w Nll &. DORSEY, "A New leves
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Amer. and Eng hrdicS auI b,dle muunltn,s,
do d." mnriiugnI"s,
Plated brass, and lipuuucd coach harness,
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JAM ES'S, Clms. TiRHI I l. ,rd .u N,rrHITl...
Ch aries Tyr" or th> ,pt'O ., .p, h, y 70
Citr,clrv, or the Mau.. u u,,,i, In,t ',iv
Lady !'ev'le., OF tn Viva 1T ,io,.r
Gchrvel'y.
l.olrd lir"ngham, Sketch ,,' lu.,.c' l,ar. r. SOB,
Historical Sketches ct SAT, m N .p,. & . d,
George the Third, ,,i-
Nirlulus Niii Iply \,
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Iw,s,m,. Ch"rle s,on. July -. Ic3I
was '"cte'' four Year. with nc. IN the leg occ,.ior.
'y accompanied "ih ~. se"us 'naan,'ion and EXCESSIVE
eAecd 'hc'r skill upon hut h"nl o.,nanr, tsra. n
MARGARET A So M..I 49,
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" ''ii.t,Si tnkcs pleasure in announcing IN hi,
't''"| '''i the ,Ii&GlS Of New Orrans IAnt IL In. A,
"'"'th hi i.l'I'ne rhrh' par ~ It'll curpcr p!,r
"H aud Irnm the fat ii,ft the ari LIS ,.y -, nrr
80" 81" he cHu "A'"utt III! DGdrrs entrusted 10
y 'S" # engraving aud nearlsas
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-23

institutions, which belong to the kingdom of satan
are doing just what satan wishes them TO do
and what Christ will undo, when his kingdom is
come.
S. Slaveholding churches must be very unlike
millennium church. There will be no slave-laws
no shareholders, no slaves under the reign oil
Christ. In these days, we hear it said, that large
numbers of slaves belong to various churches in
our land. In the menial church there will be
no shareholders, no slaves. Hence, slaveholding
churches must be very unlike the millennium
church. Can they belong to the same Master, to
the same kingdom of righteousness and peace
6. If slavery is satanical institution which
cannot exist under the reign of Christ, then those
ministers who justify slavery, or aid in supporting
it, do what is pleasing to satan and offensive to
Christ. They are jusfying an institution, which
belongs. 10 the kingdom of satan, and retarding
so far as their influence extends that state things
which will be established under the reign Of Christ.
Who, then, is their master? and whom do they
serve!
2. All gospel missions tend to destroy slavery.
The missionary is sent to destroy the works of the
devil and to extend the kingdom of Christ. And
just so far as his mission is prospere1 he will
make inroads upon satan's kingdom, and destroy
all satanical institutions. Hence his efforts will
have direct tendency to destroy slavery, which
is satanica institution, and constituent part OF
satan's kingdom. So that all gospel missions are
calculated opromote the cause of abolition
g. Those governments that support slavery re-
sembe more the kingdom Of satan than the king
dom OF Christ, and those rulers, who hold slaves
show by their conduct whose children they are,
and to wha: kingdom they belong.
g. If slavery be a satanical institution, then sa-
tan may we'll claim our Republic as belonging to
him. And those men, who rise into office by the
influence of shareholders may well be considered
as the supporters Of his throne. All these will
| give thee, if thou wilt fall down and worship
me-" KIAH BAYLEY.
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For the Voice of Freedom.
Slavery and the Millennium.

Mr.. Editor, AS Christians generally believe in
the approaching Millennium, will assume that
satan will be so confined that he will not for
thousand years be able to deceive the nations and
that for tina: period Christ will reign on the EARTH
also assume, that under the reign of Christ,
peace, holiness, and happiness will be universal,
there will be none to hurt or destroy in all his no.
" mount. And from these general principles
infer,
l. That slavery, as it exists in our land, is not
Bible institution. All those institutions, which
are agreeable to the will Of Cod and are sanction
ed in his word, will be continued under the reign
Of Christ. Thus the institution of marriage, OF
the sabbath, and Of civil government will be con-
lnued. And all those institutions among men,
which are contrary to the will Of God, will be put
down and banished from his dominions. There
oppression, no violence, no laws converting nu-
man beings into property, no kidnapping men, no
slave-aws, no slavery. 81 will also make thy Of.
fcers peace, and thy exactros righteousness
Violence shall no more be heard in thy land, vast
ing nor destruction within thy borders; but thou
shalt call thy walls Salvation and thy gates Praise.
lsai. go: II, 49, Hence slavery cannot exist un
der the reign Of Christ and cannot be a bible in
stituton, or one which God approves.
2. Those institutions, which cannot exist wher
satan is shut up and his kingdom ruined, must be
satanical institutions, supported by his influence
and adjuncts of his kingdom. Slavery cannot ex
list under the reign of Christ, when satan is shu
up so that he canno. deceive the nations. Hence
slavery is of its father the devil, and the works O
its father it will do He was murderer from the
beginning, and abode not in the truth. And as j:
the father, so is the child. se.'4t,. q
! g. If slavery cannot exist under the reign o.
Christ, then those, who engaged to put it down
are preparing the way of the Lord. They arc
trying to do what he will efectually do, when he
reigns king over all the earth. And just so fal
as they succeed in their work, they will promote
that state of things, which he will confirm.
A. Ifsavery is satanical institution, then
churches are satanical so far as they countenance
or uphold slavery, If churches uphold papal in.
situations, which are Of worldly character, they
are worldly churches. And if they uphold those
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From the Herald of Freedom.
Petitions.

Congress session is Fastening and our petitions
must be prepared and forwarded to that body by the
opening. The first business to be done there, af-
ter their organization, should be resolution rec
ognizng and asserting the right ofpetiton. They
should pass resolution condenning the gag res
olutions. Petitions in short form and containing
more of remonstrance than supplication, should be
addressed 10 them, demanding in the name Of hu-
mainly, outraged beyond farther endurance, the
abolition and suppression ofhat District slavery
its demon traffic in man, and the human commerce,
human are its Subjects but internal in its charac-
ter, between these republican states. Oh that the
North had liberty enough, or the love Of liberty,
or the mere idea and conception Of ii, 10 pour its
entire voice circumstance upon Congress. That
District Of Columbia is the Gehenna OF the
habitable globe. 1t is the way TO hell and leadeth
down to the chambers of death. If there is spot,
it seems to us on the earth, where Satan would
fix his court and head quarters, il would be there
where republcanism and christianity shoot up
their seeples and wave out their flags OF liberty
10 adorn and set off the foulest slave market on
the face ofihe ground But who cares for all this !
The words of fire, that set forth the simple facts
of that horrible District are as familiar to the
of the country as household terms. They excite
no emotion. The word slave strikes no terror to the
hearts of our counnymen. Their ear is callous
to the hideous sound. But one more effort to rouse
them. Seven thousand people, men, women and
children are enslaved in that bloody little enclosure,
by the iniquitous indifference of the people of the
non-slave states. They are held there by no other
bonds We hold them there and God will hold as
to answer for it. But who cares for that7 We
shall see who enough to sign short petition
| We give brief form
To the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United States, in Congress assembled
The undersigned, people of Concord, Qor in
stance) New Hampshire men, women, and chill
dren, ask Of your bodies the immediate abolition
ofslavery in the District of Columbia and Florida,
and of the slave trade there and among the states.
Also, resolve in apprehension Of the Atherton
and Patton resolutions, which virtually annihilate
the right Of petition, and we ask that this petition
be acted upon in the usual manner Of disposiug of
important applications to Congress, and as in du-
lty, &c.
We suggest again the propriety Of the abolition
lists bleach place, assembling and selecting their
most active and persevering man, and putting the
roll for the whole town into his hand for immediate
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-23

MISUNDERSTANDING Massachusetts Adolf
zionist of Thursday last, says,
The returns are nearly in, but it is still doubt
full who is the Governor, or rather it is nearly GER
tain that the choice will devolve upon the LegiS-
lature. As the House will in that event send up
to the Senate two out of the four highest candid.
ates, we see not but our friend William Jackson,
Esq, of Newton, will be one Of them. 1.-THE House
is Wing, perhaps Everett and Jackson will be
sent up; if Democratic, Morton and Jackson.
And we think MIR. jackson would govern quite as
ably and honoraby as either.
Abbott Lawrence is elected to Congress from
this District.
Temperance has done better than we expected.
The Temperance Wing ticket in this city, is gen.
orally elected. The Abolition ticket, ii is said
carried 100 votes.
The Congressional election in the sixth Dis
trct (vacaat by the death of Alvord) resulted in no
choice. Gdod-Mr Bakers abolitionism was
only for the occasion, and did not satisfy.