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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

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p'"''t'' '''''' Jti'iicairc--S. II.
$50 G'1' ~~ "a cession dies pro
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= rnn'i-: ~ 70, o. '9'A y A-."st !ni'c al nis,ruf
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Na..ri for IA. tam,;, f 's" accepted 10y iln>
,I,.'In. u" his saiI ,,c1,I,r. !. "'Hr"d hat
'acr OF J l. Marks lisa \uIsr,. r",; t'H,' al IA"
'9 @''r of October n"Ai at 10 o'clock l. u. ,i
H'"GS" ii '":l''."ths "4 r nitia IT ! III s.. nI
l,l l.II nnre;I n, ., TO- l''|'', '~"I',Si hts
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60 :" MS
+, """'<s IN" II ~. d, u ..arhannn, jnlc. oC ,t,,
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

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an application From ..an1r$ Wfitht',- proposing
/ fsfa! Tie srccl, WIS Iearrod TO the Commit
! 'ee on .s.fec's nna c l,Hnti"Hs. ;.
t5,.' = rooosli' OF 'ol'H Fiasan was submitted 10
same Colnhf;cc. ..' -
6, Mt. t'a'"E'''' chairman Of tho Conna!tce on
'ctt< ''a an" 'ng, presented the foil wing nine
':So'"l"'' W1'' iI' ru'3a Icing dispensed with,
We u, "I.su. HI. --.- a. ..-. s.. ~,
'sIso'Neot tho W hafingor be, and he Is
"".'''''z ~ - give 'cn Gays ,.ctcr in two
rf' =, ~ ''''.''"n a," III rfe''ch, the own.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

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Steamer CI,il,orne R,rrcr Fl, :, s'''r -n'' g 8"
rov bua1 trrcr i.,oyoI. c,n ,L ~ =.
10 sea <chrs Olvuilu, .rL w,,.r. rN n"''n2 t'""
shin Chu,cs of tho ., 49, a.. ,o., tcu'he' !" ING with
orts one shin ,nl u W; "o nv" hst nj w ~ Re
and Sam Ionstnn ,", ".s AHA. , ''sI scots Henry Clay
Tow. bon, iiom !. ,,,,o r" Ill., .' - ~ ', W. RIVER
sh.,. H., ;, u.s. '.'r i''" "o ~. IIass rcnn With the
>a;, <,si,, H.,
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r,,,,,,o ENro2TS.
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- e,r'n'',e' had'"""1 peppers, bAdy do
i,s "a III es' rrssI peas fnru,,orc sud
rENSAco,. i.sr srlr r,,,,,o,,
!aas corn N, x. r,:.,," a. q 90 as nF""l iT'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

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of i,rrr;yiv. On; ri,;vrrs he ;. ''''"
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Ns',rcc~sfitl on.aycil mt At I, l,..,,, S:,; ,,
iea' ns Tor Europe.
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1ice' Won =, III r,c,,,,;,., '',-
me- " ''''$ i''"!''" OF h''"hus gerry
" ''' '"s"'' o}tkr" ont i'll all the
'S' "'"rrry, i" all the g!arng and plorrrcions L;,
imcnts, with which, from time ia.4,"nori,I c,,;,
has souyh: TO d2udc and l.co,
i,i,,ed G,,r, ,lo ,,,,r A. ''''''''o'' ana '''''-
I ' '''''' ''' '"''c "i >r''iN'.
Had the aS"1Yrr& of nnotloys finn, ,r,o,v
llpt they wrr, ;,l,oy;ur j.; ill.,, e. .,,,c,, NV, ~"
,rj,us ny. dives ,.,r, ,l,a % '''''' ''"
, 'H"H' i"!'>'''I 'tIi hHlW /, instead o:
'h'd'SllN arnop,iutng + themselves TIA, to which
they cannot show ,h,, sa,,I,,.,, .f
,,,o ,oo,, ., '>'''N''''' VI r'a''"; might
J. ~ ''''S '''" ''''''atlo'' and Src''cc would
not havc Pm'n"a;v Tia G:+-ustn. s,,rrtqc,. ornv
h. 'tuy fla 49, .. ....r ,.
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wnv We sl,un'd re-, 49,. ..,~...-,. ii
ors which, .-,....r: 90 '''e H''' -
" - i'Fi!- - -''4- ; 'huh i,Ul--
''i' yet sHrh rtln w"rs he less absurd ,,,on tim,
vL;rh ;s r.E,,,d h. ,I ''
t,llc1 ,h.,.so,o (" " "' '''''' CIT
''''' "ic''S''e' hhd'f the %'sdY drGp"au Of the
" f9"ininc PrurticP.'' /; >..r,rr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

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La'in.-Cia<,r: p ,r+ 4 cius iI Ii,,,. ,,,,,,
pro'"C: Dictionaries, 'ir.r,li r. and rI.,,.n,,
Spanish -t}"u i,HiAri ~ ~. ID, V,.c, Ill.,, ji;
i"nn'1's ani 'ir;.u;Inol-. ''''
Ger nh I'll" W:rA. m >rj.;' lc, t:nri,, Eo.r,,
,l"ti Ger Nn'd', Nlu'n"~ IF tus;,o,n ~; i,I ,,,
!''.'"nH'''s md iiT"",,.'H'S.
An ''>."t !' + ,."n x I:ml@~'r Novels all M y
'F"N vi ""'i' 49," - perceived.
T.lnINS. { CO
"'' II" - .''e I 't,r.m.on 81
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: .''. i 'rj, ..".Iu, 'yslct '>' '"'''
jhr A","w'~ ''""'",@ sd 'r,ll~a,ng ASH tan.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

T"'70' NJ K'ls, q - schGnlh fflCN, ,.IHIUUd.
49,. ,"Ii:nr pa e $50 per ticket
SfLNisS .t'l.~ -? 800 ',r9'"d" az, NEW YORK,
- . SIDE agents - -. =.
D. The cr'.t: 81 ale the c!rs'u III be dc
.no~'t'd IN IL. ''n"HI. MON Cmr"l,un, Citizens and
ons"ii ,tHd Pink>, IN Jew Orleans. in tic l,n,c Of
luis ';rhnir j"I"l, "iI J. i. rtGrau!t acuuly
'+,hi"r otln: 4 ':'t''i ,n!;N, Und H. tinudolin az,
'l1a!is e 'ir of HE CYnsri.ire liqIi. Trustees,
rs per at passed. i ore y. fiaAuyau, Esq. Not Pubs
"t tn" Al 'Nt 1880, n''f HE fun, ties transferred to
tie above m"n'inn''l 'e"nr.nrn, Hniacnm5ered, rs
In <tos Tor la security Of the Iounntr prize lol
iers.
In New Yak tic moll'r., sill he Deposited in the
fhmnix Bans 10 the ,Ird.t o. toe above named , Cty
Ehn!.s of New 'riF,,ns.
The P'Ii.!c r'Icrrrl tie acts pissed bciiu
A. i!aznreau, Esq. Not !'uh. in relation to the rrop
p'rlicS which cnhrncG the r"$prt,N" prizes in the
iU:tar,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

~ " hrou@!n I" l,r po,i"c Prison p, iEr ri Nu-
NV ""'paihF'a bright mn a''" H:nm. mined AMBER
son, about n or y v,ar. Of ..u is frc, Ti
owner I" III ""*e ss'I, prove l1o o,,y. pay chm ss and
take ana AWAY. y : HARPER,
f'Hili,in o.! tue Wat:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

INC hrah Of Jackson street ut Ii o'clock A. NJ Ca,nl
street II" ~ "G':t AMI run hourly. At nclocl they will
tmmeicc |" leave ch and every Init hour. p ncock
~ excepting that instead {" leaving Caun street ri y o.
cncN' Tue chr VIII leave there nj gnri,ct T. N.
X 1t is particularly requested that gent cn~u will not pu
present. '' ~ '
Once New Orleans and Carrolon Rail Road Couu,nu,
july oGi' 1890 c,nrr, - \ 20 ~ ~" Sr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

" f"nsnt IL the Found Il jIl., "A N,uc,
' f"HAf"' III Earunur. irin,cn iIr,ia a,I ti,r.r
Streets dark haY sud HORSE nbont ii ar H. Lu,L
ii-ii,i o 'Hn' frrt white, with n scar q, r,,4 ono If
inca" IA" "YTn"f "i said nurse wr please call II, H..
h"uhh prove property, pay charges aud take hin, uwrv
"h or hct"e Saturday the Lth inst hen hr will r.
SOFA at au''irM by " II Guill"lr, public uuconrcr
II = HARPER, Capt. fine Wah.N
Ii.,..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
49,. GRAND REAL l.STSrr. -:
LOTTERY; III PROPERTY;

Siiatsd in New Or'oans, e -
10 BE DRAWN On TUE 1yrDrC iNtBER, 1889
~ JIlN.SONVlLLE; FNn .,,,":'
.unler1he srp,n ,rnucicr OF ,ir Commissioners nm
lon,'c' BY '''' !."g'siu;!vr Assembly Of Fnri'in
: .ntii,'Ilhr y lthMLLrON,
. - :. r. ID. :. ~ .' Mann gers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

S'rt>H "dmi'ird; > If. y"5w fever; deaths mp tn :
"f1uc5, +. ~;
The "l'i"nc ." '"rr,t, COM, sue- to qi.nt,. 4 few
rev eases arc daily hoard o. bat tie, yrId ash, tn
MEDICINE, and tie het,rsc cpuy2assya'v seldom net
with III the streets
From what "" nrrn, il the a'Serce Of ,r.wsra
h'is appears tt or sl-rr tity Of Mobile i sirll
raNa ed hs tie 'i"a"r. We srI<. a.u tl.
the yell fever prr:a;'s il tnt' h~2 cr,ar rx,,
ie papers lave Accn o ~ t. 'i +. ;lsr, tr!, a.i,*
'o"'e" "er". \ "pst destructive Are has also again
ucrusrnl in Natc'cz. houl, the work Of ,cendia>
'ics. The ci'iz"ns obliged to form themselves into
p''r"'S. IN onr sh'e, the nve ci,ler yellow or
r"ngrs,ivr, prevails ator Rouge Bayou Sara, Ono
l'usls, Rnpides, and Franklin Indeed we have never
knownn season il i.ouisann, that has been so very I'm
healthy.
W" have TcHi'"d the latest riti-.. hurer- bv the
''r'''sh Queen, winch on lie i, eur reading room
Tie Camp Street Theatre is he ore:c,i on Monday
evening ""xr Many Of The old company have passed
IA" :" mn IN the city inl pa. ed lrc h The, nIand
"ri'1f, Others tNyc arrived Irtr,"LiIe, ~ .i>> it,
he "t'r OF ihn proprietor III opening the ,'a.rp =,
tie preset carly seas is III tie yicv to profit
hat to "p!"y portion If his COMPANY vino are tired
OF ''Grfi'y Cur r%ems, he i'ia$ ave need Of nrc
r'ri raj means Of killing iIcir evenings.
Miss Ci'rroN, the n4~nil'ei, has |. ;f cow ,,l.cd
ns'r"e~stn' engagement at 4 IT,. !.rn ~iri. ;,,,,
,c,s nc for iiuropr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
II / HARPER, Captain Of tin. Watch,
New Orleans, Get B. 1870 " " '''

Lace conduit an Poslc 'l ;,Ino. dis, c, ,ie II
n Ne. hlunicipa'itc
~ MENT MIR 10 9 mains dc lnut, mar,
qocc par la scllc sur e dos
100 he l"oprc,aIrc est prG de ycnir Ia recIamcr A.
rosie 'n 3le. district dc In Srcrn,c Municpali[
S"c an com dcs rnes Rol.l ct Annonciaiiou: ~,
rr"nTh''t Sa propri6'G c, en- payant las lrnis
~ d'c' "n II oc,obrc prrclain, ellie mt,ail pas
tc1Aincc, ellie scra lc dit jour vcudrr cncnn pa
T. A. Gu llouc c, cncnntcur commencement , IN 'o
ler oct j. l.. WINTER lr1 inn,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1890

EtEokT OF CHARITY 4T0snI fM.-[ Ye>te day. cr,
'l''':' ""m"'a' = If y"'w fs'er deaths mp t" ,
"t1uc., +. ".
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

We hnv" rrc"''"d the latest Brill. porcrs bv the
i'rsh Rnren winch lie i, eur reading room
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

4. y !Eorsh' 10 the police plisrr Of IIc n IIu,.
'''itt, 4 nn'attn man named Edward t,,o., -,
N'>i, age, SAYS lar hr.ong< to Mr. i Deb
''' ':N''' OF said slave viii please cNi' nj the nj,
"f Prove property, lay :l,nr:cs and take him nwny
a III HARPER,
~ tnpt;lD nj ,A. n pI.L
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
NeW 1rraR cement.
'"" : 'Hfehb'
NASHVILLE RAIL, ROAD.

NAsEVIL!E EATL ROND.
-; ts.!ssss1 sSstszsr7 sa;ss.;7s.7 "A n
Eissffs1sssa $500 1890 n Hrssgt
ne i"c"notive will run t." the ffteot Prairie. ,:,,
menc'ng on the 5;h inst. rs iuIiuws;-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

>, r , Nj; y VS. 'tE t!nIIuA..
y al; r,,..n \ g., 2 ,lnr@i 10 street,
J, '''" y II: '"in"" I" r'"r.r >hip4,r, ,r.
Il. =. =, IN n,,, ,'"f".. 's"h 4 r'lI;'ri.. L, 40,
=. S,.''' ~ 'I"nI' 'n"m b" ~"i;, Vt rh,u, '
{ t"'il. "r l,., 49,"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

w 49, Drought t., The polN,tpiaon of tie ID ni,,
W. 'iPn'ny, the following slaves, wiz: '''-
> 3"c" '';n r1~d Edward a OFT .; years IT.. ,n
*',~ h I"!,ngs to vi Pascal 'I''
'S'" man 'a',,'! Ben, nhoNl 80 or 3! wears ,i.o.
says hi, t"!ongs To Mr. .Inlrs =
@.Iv COL. Hamcd Rcs"y, al ont IS, 81 20 .rnrs -,
age, ;nEs sire is fee : 40 "
III" y" Of tie above slaves viii ,l.,r,c c.j g.,
III. PRISON. prove property, pay ennrsr-, undtakr tx II,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

''" VIII mas !" t'''' tHni milan loo hard y,.,nnj, in
'' go u |" IKE ""l laugh, n"i Ne nIa. bin "rv y,
~ Us " "'i '''i ''2""n"r; il h. >h"ul rx.ru,o
vi 'li', We '>'I' H rl"d "" haze ,I; it h,f.rr nl
as paddy wuI'd ,n}, didn't sur, i've it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

III" ~n? tLu..s. 49,. ri yo,srcgi,, ,i,,o ph;,..,,
nliotr"rorts haN ',".r.: q, the ,t1 mir ,, -
vessel her t"rnm,f "u, roas>rt o'v alb we w,,c,
""gr H"Hn'i,y ua..,.~ Vas ~ecn lloatj,,o ,,oun Ian,
nj y vs. sriIoad lll.l a!ra Wa II farce rh,o,,r 49,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

BUREAU DE tNNPAGNlE D'ASSj'HAN.
tti DIES NMtlHk> DE LA n ORLEANS.
~ direction" d'S"c' lonnaircs dc ccllc con,paenic
81 ~ &c l"nr' "'cIf: IN divihendc dc ouinxc pom
cent sur e,i'"HAf d. capital pave, sur les profits
DIS SIX d"rulet> mos. ~ pour cent scr, nav, ,,,
"c'!onnalrrs ';' i'.> Tep-@sentans !Graux, 10 o.,
"P[eS 'c . c'"t""'s Il " potlr cent accrt,iG pnur
lenrs act;ouS F'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

FOR A!.N iDNk.
Packet for Monday. the nh ,a>t
New 0Ih aud N">. I~I,ars Line
4;E;T ih" superior ship TROY. Dnr hcnl.ri, /
lT7TA, ",,'"1, will n! as ai,,yr. For f.r,sr, Ir,
1919 l"*tH.r, nvng clcgu; furnished ucc,nn,o-
uniinlS app on board, OF to
- PETER LAIDI.AW GGi Camps;
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-03
Morison's Pills.

AR the Vegetable Hygean Universal
~ Medicine of the British College of
Health. London, imported by DR.. Geo.
Taylor 6 l-2 Wall street New York,
sole agent in the u. S. for said College,
can be had fthe following persons; ev-
cry packet sold in Vermont will be sign
ed in eoriting by PangLorn & Brinsnaid,
Jewellers of Burlington, VT State Ageats,
also by the Sub-Agents selling them; if
not so signed do not bug them. For sale by
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram l.. Cheney, Rutland,
J. Pine & Co, Fcfy Point, Manchester.
Joel Day, Royal,on.
James Fl. Murdoch, Woodstock.
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
z. p. Walton & Sons, Montpelier.
Perry Marsh, ="
c. & J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
5. r. Morse q s. Lyman, CraAsbury.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
Sabin Kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Otis L. Kelton, Montgomery.
0. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, St. Adams.
Jno. kelsey, DlnviHe
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint, St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. c. Goddard, Windsor.
NJ. S. Buckland, Bellows Falls.
}. Scene, Brattleboro'
}. Hagar, MidIlebury.
w. E. Greene, Vergennes.
}. w. Remington, johnson.
Alfred Hartweil. Keesville, n. Y.
Rich'd CotriIl,' Pattsburgh, n. Y.
Edmund Lyman. North Ferrisburgh.
Jas. Hull, Orwell.
). Frost & Co., Bridport.
G. F.-& B. Boyanton, Essex, n. Y.
Z. b. Hatch, Westport, n. Y.
Maynard Kidder, Moriah, n. Y.
Remember every packet of The genuine is
signed by Pangborn s. Brnsmaid.
DR.: GEO. TAYLOR, 6 I-2 WaHst.
Feb. 25. u. S. Agent.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-03
From thu Farmers Cabinet,
Planting Trees.

Those who won't dig, must beg, and
those who won't plant, should not be per-
United to partake of the fruits of other
mems planting.
All OF as have partaken of the fruits of
the labors of those who have preceded us
and we are all under obligations to render
so3le service 10 those who may succeed MS.
The labor and expense of planting and
rearing few fruit and ornamental trees.
and shrubs, is so triaing, that 10 one
would suppose that the most ndo,ent and
penurious person in the community could
be deferred by it from procuring and set.
ting out dozen or more the ENSUING
spring.
There is pleasure and satisfaction
connected with the performance of such
duty as this, which furnishes an annie
compensation forth expenditure ofmuscle
and money, independent of any benefit to
De hereafter derived from it.
No person, it is believed, ever PLANTED
fruit tree,or grape vine. without feelino a
secret consciousness that he had renderd
service of an important character either to
his own family, or to others that might
come after him.
1t is the peculiar characteristic of the
truly pious and good. to take pleasure in
promoting and Increasing the comfort, the
happiness and the interests of their fellow
men,
There is no part of husbandry which
IS more commonly neglected than that of
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MIS- CELLAN EOUS.
Letter from William SIadc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1889.


Sir,-l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter in behalf of the
Executive Committee of the New York
Young Mems Anti Slavery Society, re-
questing my attendance at an anti-slavery
convention on the och inst, with the
view Of participating in its deliberations.
1t would give me great pleasure TO meet
the friends of abolition in New York, on
the occasion TO which you refer. No du.
ty could be more grateful to my heart,
than 10 give countenance, so far as nv
presence and my voice could do it, to The
noble efforts Of the slave in your city
But have duties here which claim nv
undivided attention, and deprive me the
pleasure of compliance with your re-
quest.
have observed with much eratifca-
tion. the efforts of the friends of abolition
IN New York to give a fresh impulse to
the cause in that city. =
Let not the magnitude of the obstacles
which lie in their wav deter them from a
patient, steadfast, unfinching persever-
ance in their work. That great noun
tain which lies before them, shall be re-
moved and cast into the sea. The steady.
patient, persevering labor Of benevoence
will do il. Truth is mighty. Thank
Heaven, bars and bolts cannot conine il
Gags cannot suppress it. Its voice shall
be heard above the roar of the tempest of
human passions; and what its friends can.
not do TO all It's onward march, its enc
mics will be made the unconscious instru-
ments of accomplishing. Herein is hone
Heavens power is Oh the side of truth
and righteousness. insomuch that even the
wrath Of man, aimed al their destruction.
shall, in ITS blind fury, be made to defeat
It's own purposes, and minister to their
advancement
1t is amazing, beyond measure, 10 con.
s:der the depth and strength of that feel.
ing OF contempt for the black race which
distinguishes our country above everv
other in the world. What a commenta.
ry on our Declaration of independence
and our boasted equality of rights How
soon, and how deservedy shall we be.
come by-word and reproach among
all the nations of The earth!
The great work of abol:tlonists is TO
recolutionsze the public sentiment. in re.
gard to the whole African race-botb those
ensiaved by power, at the South, andtbose
enslaved by prejudice at the North. The
North must cast the beam out of its own
eye. 1t must take the black man bv the
hand-comfort him in his affection
RAISE him from his depression-streng,h-
en- him in his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. him in
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Who dwells in the delightful place
Distinguished for its perfect grace

SWAMP Muck FOR MANURE.-EIaul
out swamp muck upon dry, sandy, or
gravelly soils, and our word for it, you will
receive ample compensation, whatever
your crop may be, whether of grain, or
or grass or roots. A farmer informs US,
that by way Of experiment, he hauled a
few loads of swamp muck upon grass land,
of gravel v soil, where, on account of its
iighness, but very little grass had before
grown. The result was, that a great diff
ference could be seen throuo hout the sea-
son, until the grass was cut; herdsgrass
grew to double the height OF that where no
muck WAS spread, and some of the heads
were of the astonishing length of ten in
ches The difference in the growth ofthe
grass he does not attribute so much 10 the
strength of the muck, as to the greater
radiation of heat on account of its extreme
black surface, whereby the grass was
brought forward some two or three weeks
earlier in the season than it would have
been, had no muck been spread upon the
land. The determination of the cause,
however, is not ofso much consequence,
as the fact, that important results were
produced by the application. The muck
was spread upon the land to the denth OF
about two inches. Let those who have
the means, extend the experiment and
make known their success Windham
Co. Democrat.
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his lgnorance-SnoW nini " tue way 10
compe,epce and respectability-m make him
feel that he has country, and cheer him
with the sympathies, the Kindness and the
regard which is due to him as a brother.
And while the North does this, and
thereby furnishes practical exemplifca-
ton of its benevolence, and an overwhelm-
inq argument, in the developed capacities
of the black man for improvement, in ia
vor of his emancipation at the South, ii |
must embody and speak forth, in clear and
strong language, its united sentiment that
slavery is aorong-a fragrant violation of
the rights of man, and rank offence in
the sight of Heaven. To every abolition
list | say-labor to.form, and give express
ion to such public sentiment. Let it
speak through the press, the pulpit and
the forum Let it be incorporated in the
literature of the country. Let its voice
be heard from every hill and valley
from every village and hamlet-from ev-
ery marson and cottage, adding lis accu-
INFLATED strength to to the swelling tide of
public opinion which is rushing from ev-
cry quarter of the earth 10 overwhclm re-
publican slavery. Il shall thus be made
to penetrate the darkest recesses of the
prison-house, and by its steady, search
ing influence, aided by the quickened i'm
pulses OF conscience, shall make the slave
owner uneasy in his forbidden possessions,
and hold him in trembling agony until he
shall release his grasp and 1.-THE Cypress
ed go free.
| What a work have abolitionists 10 &c.
complish And how vast and varied the
influences which their labors and their
success are 10 exert upon themselves and
upon the world How much is the tone
of Christian faith and love to be elevated
by the vigorous exercise which is 10 be
given to these graces, in the prosecution
cf this noble entcrprisel How deep anJ
searching are TO be the discussions of The
great questions of human rights! How
much more enlarged and just views shall
, be entertained of the relations which man
sustalns to his fellow man, and of the true
; import and meaning of the second grea
command" Thou SHALT LOVE THY
: NEIGHBoR AS THYsELF ~ What a mui
titude of difficulties, which a selfish. mer
cenary sophistry has thrown around this
simple prece?., will vanish, when slavery
shall have ceased TO exert its binding
perverting influence on the minds of men
And the Church how will she be e!e
waited and purified, when her Carmen:
shall be no more de6led by the poluions
and her conscience no more burdeneC
with the injustice of slavery How much
more perfectly shall she reflect the imae .,
of her benevolent Redeemer; and what
an advance will she have made towards
that consummaion of her earthly glory,
; when Justice and mercy, truth and holi
, ness, harmony and love, shall hold their
undivided empire over redeemed an(
: regenerated world.
That those to whom I address mvsel
= may be endued with true wisdom, anc
that they may seek the noble end they
aim at, by means worthy of its pure anc
exalted character, is the prayer of thei
Friend and fellow-servant,
WILLIAM SLADB
: Mr.. A. Libolt, Cor. Secretary
N. Y. Young Mems A. A. S.