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CARPETING.
BROGUES, BROGUES, BROGUES.

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
E'hE subscriber has Just received his Stock of
- BTosues, which manufactured city aud ar, AZ
good offered for other market
FARMERS and others call and e,snn.
Dis stock before purchasing elsewhere. %. WESIGEK
Corner above Messrs. Valentine Breeder & Co.'S
&C rs II ,iTeet, Shockoe Hin
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NEW BOOKS Oct. lith
Il w RANDOLPH HAS RECEIVER
- History OF the Westminster Assembly Of D;vin.. L., n
VIM. Hetherngton. ''' ny "e''
rs'hs o. ,he Rev X Cecil NJ A, which pehred view
OF his character, by J. Pratt, b. d. A. T. Wv"
DiSe Nivere Learn TO Live. by G. Sutton. ID ID
sears New and complete History Bb. with
The Cottage Preside the School master bv Re-, a
Duncan ID. ID. " "''' I"
Hin,
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P.S.-ls there fund in the Treasury Of the IIornet
for the relief Of genius n strait II 50, can you conyc
emily send me ayr
On motion thc letter ordered to be printed for p
lc information. THE SECRETARY
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Rose Ointment, for T'ctter.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.
PnILAnlLpnlA. Mn 27lL.

PHILAnlLPurh, May 27th 1892.
II HIS ia 10 c,rify that was severely afI c'eA
i Hilh Tcttor in the hands and feet FOR upwarls
OF forty yearr: the diselsc was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. applied to 4
numhrr Of physicnns aud used great many appli-
Ca'ors withou, rt,CinE u cure. About V. ar
since, npp'ci lie Eo-c Ointment, which er,ir,ly
stopled he itch NJ and q few apple ,j.no inmedr
ately cured he disease, which there las h.en no
return Of, aIihough had never been rid Of it ar
any time for furty years. RICHARD SAYAGE.
Eleventh below Spruce Street
CT The Rose niutnous Is prepared hy +. 3.
Vaughan. SJuh East corner Of Third ard Race
Streets rhiladcl his, and ID on sgency in Suuhu.
~ 10y II. y. MASSER.
MAY l4ih. 1913. dge,f
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C9 " Tg ON.

AS there are at this time many wicked persona
busily engaged in selling a counterffl medicine uu-
der the Name OF tie Indian Vegetable Pis-and as
these desperate men are sn utterly reckless of con-
sequences, thGt many valuable lives may he lost in
consequence of using their dreadful pauld-
lha public are cautioned against purchasing auy
Pill sunless on the iies Of the boxes The following
wording is found:
NMGHI'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(hdion Purgoiiue)
OF THE NORTH AnEuIcAs coLLtGE or HEALTH.
And sse To lie fspesiatly careful sgnins, purcha.
sing sa'd iicine Of any person except the Iegu.
lar Rdvon'sed Gyenls.
AGENTS For NORTHUMBERLAND CO,
Pennsylvania.
II. B. Mssser, Sunhnry-Wm m. Forsyth, Nor
humbersnd-Jacoh Hass, Shsmokin - Samuel
Herb, Mahonny Byery g. D. Haas, AUGUSTA
Tkomss fomer, Milton - Ireland & Nickel
MoEwertvi.le--E S. = Ier, TurbuIsvii's-James
Reed. Potlser"vc - II. Klas,, Syd, rsIovu-
VI. II. H Gbel, =, w.. Ekslurs T. Own.
Lei-rnnne, T NJ. Union Colner.
Office srd General Depot for the sale OF
Wrigh''s b6ien V'gsiab.t Piis. Wholesale and
Re,sil, No ice RACE gTkEEl. PHLApEL.
pHiS hsy -, lg.3--Is
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wyTETsLow's sAxsAm OF
81 @ R. Ts = q TY III II

z n unparalleled remedy f,r common Coils.
I Coughs, Asthma Influenza, Whoopinq Couch
Bronchitis, and eli diseases Of The Dress, end Lungs,
leading 10 consumption; composed Of the concen.
tsHj virtues Of Hor hound Bonsr, blood Root.
Livorwcrt and several other vegetable suhs,ances
Prepared only by J ". WissLow Rochester, Now
York.
The innocence and univers4liv slmilted pec,nrsl
vn'uce Of the Herbs from which the BnIscra Of
horthotnd is made, are too generally known IN te.
quiro recommendation it is therefore only necrssa.
~ 70 oterve that ibis Melicinc contains The whole
oi Their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
s.t 50 happily combined with several other ycge.
'anie suts'anoes, as to render il the most speedy
mid ond cetain remedy, now in use FIR the com.
plants above mentioned
lhe bdlsam removes oil inflammation and sore.
ness OF The Lungs loosans tough visid phlcpm ems
otNng tic patient 10 cxpeciofatc with ease and free.
dom, os5uages cough, relieves athmatc and diff
cult respiration, heals the Injured paris opens the
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves and gives
strength 10 the tender lungs and thus produces a
speedy and lasting cure
lNGRArlTrnE IL tn. HAsEsT cr1mErS NAx.-
We are not among that class Of Editors who for a
lew dollars will, (nt the expense Of truth and no.
ncSy) "crack up article and bring it into rapid
sale; neither ate we willing TO remain silent after
having tested the utility Of an I'M r1vrmcut or dis
c"vcy IN science or art--Our readers will recollect
We told them VIC were unwell with sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Wei, we pur-
chased two bottles Of WlNShGW'S BALSAM
OF llOREHOl'ND, and 50 sudden was The cure.
that we forgot we ever had cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
--L,ri,lon 1|iegra0h For sale bv
HENRY NONTHEIMER, Suajtrg,
JACOB BRIGHT, NorihunlLsrLl3G
Also, ly Druggists generally throughout the
country. O. Pgicc, 80 cents per bottle.
August lfth, lSt2-lv
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r. 0sT CYN r TT r. IT n.
FOR TETTER.
RrNGwoRMs, rTsptFs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CrTANroUs FRII,TlnNH

EfNGwcRMs, rTMpiFs on THE FACE, AND OTHER
cuTANEoUs ERrPTloNs
CT Tie foiiOtOirc certificate describes one ofthe
mast ertra~aiauyy eures eccr I7scted ky any
application.
PHrt.rrtrHrA. Fehrnsry 10, 1898.
L'OR twenty yeas was severely afflicted with
4 TETTzu or tho Fuce and Head: the disease
commenced when 7 w,s seventeen wears old, and
contuucd until the Fall Of 1895. v,virE in vio.
lence hot without ever disappearing. During most
of the time great par Of my fice covered with
the eruption, frequently attended Nth violent itch.
ing; my hesd sweled at times until il f,t if it
would turnt-the sweilint was 10 grcat, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was aiiliccd'wi'h the disease I used great
many ~ plications, (among them several celebrated
propitationS) ~ " II NJ taking inwald remedies
including number ofho,tlps of ,SyU1im's PanGcea
ErfyGct Of Sa,5aparii}r, &c, In fact il would I've
impossible 10 onumeIa'e all the medicines | ustti.
! was also under the care of two of he most dis.
tncuished physicians of this city, but with nj
ccviup much benefit, md icspaircd of cver being
cured. In the fill of 1896, the difcase at the time
bers very violent | commenced uang the Rose
Ointment, (preparrd by Vaughan &, Davis.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ohaicd, the eruption began 10 disappear,
mud hefore had used jar he disease was entirely
cured. II has now hoen nearly y,ar and a half
since, and there is not vcsiiee Of the disease re-
naming, except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. II is impossible for me to dcscritc
in certificate the severity Of the disease and my
sufi, ring, but | viii lie pels,d to give fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. A the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
deds Of doas TO be rid Of the diseusc. Since u.
sing it, | have recommended i, to seycrll persons.
(among them my mother, who had lhe disease bad
ly on her ann who were al cured by it.
JAMES DURNELL, No. l5G, Race 81.
l1r The Rose Ointment ia prepared by +. B.
Nauaheu. Souh Eos corner Of Third and Race
streets, Philadelphia and sold on agency in Sunbu.
ry, by II. b. MASSER,
May l4th. 1913. Agent.
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r. z u SESTE.T.R,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DOOKSEL
lERS AND STATIONERS,
No. 1872 Chcsnut Street, below Ith,
Philadelphia.
IA EEP constantly on hand general assort-
EVA ment of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical, Classical, Mscellanc
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all sizes. Led.
gers, DO, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles. Whiting
Papers, Wrapping Papers &c &c. which thcv Of
ter at the lowest prices to Country Merchants Pre-
icssIona Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor hem with thcir custom.
PhlLoiellhia. Noy emheG l3. lst2-lY
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MEDICAL, APPRECIATION

OCNe ROSE OINIMENT, for Tifcr.
4 LTHOUGH the superiority Of he prera,a II, n
- over all others is fully csahlihei he ur pre-.
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from rPsrertah'c physician.
graduate Of he UGisersjiy Of Peuns, lvania. DR..
BBugf, having found in This emrdy that relief T r
tedious and di-cgTrcah. affection which II" means
within I'll" range uf lie profession fael 20 afford
tas not hr.atcd 20 give it his approta,ion alihnugl
The Ircju1ir,s aud Interests 0f that protr. .sion are
,pposel 10 sccrc, Remedies
PHIIAurLrgIA, s,p'. %, 1886.
waS recently uouh,d with q tedious herrelic
erur'i n which cove ed nearly orc ST 2 e my fee.
and cX'nra,d over he car. Mr., Vaughan pIorri, =
tn ni the Rose OiH'Heut, p.s,tvug ny face. usi--
tel On ms tying fis preparation of wh.,, he han
del nc jar, Although in ccmu.on with The mem
hers ot my rr f'.-inu, dscogntcnsnce and dsgp
prove OF the numerous noslrum- palmcd upon the
public y -no AMI Irtenjers, feel injus ice bound
To except the Rose Oiu,n,n, fom ,hal class of me-
clnrS, and to give it my sppruha,ion, as it cnirc-
y 'urrd 'hc eruption, although it hnd resisted the
u,u.l applications. DANL. BhGGH, NJ. d.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared hy l. g.
Vaughan, South East cnucr Of Third and Rlce
Streets, Phalolphu, and sold on agency in sun
hurry, ly II. b. MA-SER,
May lith, lsi3. Aren't
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J. S.NYAYMAND. TR. & CO.

NnuIl and Tobacco ManufaCturcrs,
No. 80 North Wcsi corner Of Race and Third
Streets
PlIILA UELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co.p7r,ncrship
4 under the firm of ], MANLAND in. q Co..
as successors 70 The late iIm Of JacQ5 .IiGviand 6
Co.. "nd "I'l continue The business at he Old esa-
hhaAment' ON Their own account. IN addition 10
their own close altgn0i1n and cvncrirncr f,r mruy
years, lp tie manufacture or rho;r celebrated snuff
&c, Tie long experience OF tie senior pagtleT Of tie
late arm, will alsn he devoted to he interest of The
new cCLceTu-aud as 10 cYcrlion aud care viii te
spared 10 insure thcir goods, al Oh times of the We.
y rcs, quality, th,y solicit a continuance Il the
confidence Of ILe f ends aul customers Of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J, MAYLAND, in.
Phil ,leluLi, Nav l4tb ISl9-Iv
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q Q l. ID + N SW A \
GRwMVW
o. 60 North Third, oJore Arch Sire
PHILADELPHIA.

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SEvENTY PERSONS
{ ('HARLES WEISS, late Of the White Swan -
- and Mount Vernon House" respectfully in
forms his friends and customers that lie has become
the proprietor of the above well known Hotel
Country McIchants will find the above HolCl n
central location. and the best e fare Persons ira
Yelling with private CONVEYANCE will find a large
yard and good SahlinG for horses, and the best Of
oste,s. Boarding $ per day.
Nav Nm lSA2.-lf
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BANK NCTE list.
pTNNSyEyAHEA.

The following lsi shows tho curr, NJ vnlue n sli
Pennsylvsnia Rank Mites. The most implicit re-
lance rnsv he placed upon t. ~ Il l. stoy t-reS
snrefuty compared with al corrected from Iik-
lslie RpDorfpr
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Mr. Richard Dennis agent for Wish,s India
NeCciahlr Pills.

Vegetable Pills.
Dear Sir! have been afflicted for several years
"ih lnwerd woAsn,ss aud general debility, accom-
ranlet al times with pains 10 the side and other
distreFs complaints. Al;,r having tried various
medicines without effect, was persuaded by friend
10 make tTial Of Dr. Wishts Indian Vegetable
Pills, which am happy to state, have relieved me
IL mCs wonderful manner. | have used the me-
dicine a. ye, hut short time, and have no doubt,
by perFeverancei in tie use of the mrdicine accoy
ding to directions, ihgt | shall in a shor, time be
pCrf, ely Ie'torel.
most willingly recommend said Pills to al per
sons similarly afflicted, aud in he full belief that
The sgme tcuriiasl results y III FOLLOW their USE re-
m:iH yours sincerely. HENRY A. FOOTE,
WawsFsing, Ulster CO. n. y.
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phNlleIrhia, Nav l4lh, Isl9.-'
LAGLIi
-KF-E @D EN BE u
COrH.r Of Yhrd Ga8 FlRe Streets.
WELETAMSPC& Pa.

COrn'r Of Th,rd Ga8 FiRe Streets,
WELGXAMSPo&T, Pa.
FHNHE Subscriber respectfully aruouuccs 10 the
q public, thai ho h5s opened Hotel in the con.
modtous brick building situate on the corner of
! hud and Pine srcels where he vii BE- happy To
wait upn those who may favor him witt their
company, The Eagle Hotel Is large aud c,nvcni-
on', aud furnished ia the te.t mrdcln t,ic. l. i.
provided with u large n1mhrf Of well auci end
c'mi T'aHie sleeping apartment, rooms, prva,e
sf'"rs, DC. FcEous visiting WILLIAMSON on bu-
iintSs o p'ea-uTc, may rest assured that every eN.
ofion VIII re used TO rci der heir suiaurn II The
"Eagle Hut,p pleasant and aar,eahle His Tabl,
viii he supplied with the very hrsr the markct sf-
i"its, and lis Tar with be C. ogcst wines anl Other
!quoTs--tharPcs Tc 's,nslle. The Fasle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point If locatiun
than any other similar establishment in rhr borough.
being situate in the business part of the town. snd
within convenient distance Of the Cont House
and Willsmspor and Eimira Rail Road Depot
Sufficient SlsbIng provided and good and ,rus,y
osi'ers alwsys in s,isndancc.
Attentive, sccou Hode,ng and honc.i Servant,
have f'en 'mtloyej snd nothing leil nndrne tha'
MI add to the comfort s.d accommodation of his
guests.
There will he carriage slwsys in attendance St
The Boat Landing TO convey passsl gers to and from
the House, fee Of charge.
CHARLES BoRRoWs.
NaY 1iih, lo42.--a
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NV NnRu- Scni- 90 lsil-


This is To certify that ! have used WRIGHT's
ISDIAS FEGtTApLE PIILs with The greatest heue-
fit: having snircl cured myself of the frcqucn, at
lacks OF Sick Headache, 10 " hich had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street. n. Y
To MI Richard Dennis, Agent for Wnghts IL.
dian Vegetable Pills.
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Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Io0t gf NHlow Street Rail Roa3, 9.
oS THE 1rrkwARE,
II hNlNG associated viii them IoseIh Barrct
II l'r Of Eastou, Pa., respectfully inform ,h,ir
lreri- md the public generally, that they have
n th large and wei known store and Uhlf at
fu.t # Willow Street Railroad, l,eIy occuie ly
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing Il Gcnora
Commlssluu and Forwarding Business, and fom
ihr lnca' advantages Of the place being couu,cje,
with II the public Improvements that havr ihrir
outlet il the cirv, lh,y faueT themselves ,hcy viii
I've able 10 do iusEcss to greet, # not cater sd
vantage, AMI upon rcas"uahe terms suv other
house. and ,iry assure then fricuds llnt any con.
szumcnts made 10 them shall have ,h,ir sr'ct si-
t'uron, and II" eXcr;un- spared 10 give eoie sa;s.
faction.
They are also PREPARED to receive srd forward
goods 20 any Point on the u luuurr and Irh rh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, EasIou snd Pha.
Del hia. via Delaware Div's II ard LehIah Gao l.:
also 10 arv Uo'nt IN tic Junl'a river ~ Nurrh
and N's B'anches ~ the &usqu,hlnna VIA Sctuyl.
kiil 1nd Union, OF tho Chesapeake aui lias Water
Canals.
For he accommodation OF Uoats coming 1r 70.
irE VIA SchuyIblIl and Un,on Canals o Sic n,hoa,
Schuy kil yroutd o. the Delaware and back, which
will en- bic merchants Ia have their produce deli
weed on the Delaware, and their good, slipp,d al
saving Of 81 10 - per cent. on the pJIcrs frT
A.niitg "c.o-s,-wnh these advantages they re-
So, Cua'ly solicit shuTr Of la'rrr1gr.
". HEILMAN & co.
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Doctor William Wueht--Drar Sir--Tt ls with
great sa,i faction inform YOU Of 10y having heen
'n''rsIy curcd of Dyspepsia, Of five years slandu z
hv the use Of your lNnI.S NrarT,rLR pILls
Previous 10 meeting wih your cc'ehraitd ,n,li.
Cire had h,en under the hands of several Physl
c'rrs. and had rlcd various nediciuCs; hat an .
no effect. hilcr u-ilg one % cent box &C Your
Pile, however. ! cxp'riercea 81 much re eft thnt
resolved 10 Ttr-'''rc " the use of them according
,odrec,ore ~ ich nm hnrry 10 state, g. cult
od ~ VO'g,' cure ircronru1e 10 vru 1T lie
area benefit ! b1vc received aar also IN tie hrpc
that 9th Tr '.ni'ar'y c!,lr~'nu nay h, induced 90
mSke t,iai OBJ, S'ur eX.n .d'usrv mcicirc | send
you tbs s'olom'nt wuh mii lh".iv o. publish n
same, il you ,hiHk pr per. Yours. &c
New Yo,k, Juoe 70, 1871. &C. BLACK.
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ATTENTION.


l. 70 ESIS 'hc attention II A.s county friends
l who are in want, to his veW large stock Of
Csrpstlnes Oh Cloths, Mattings Rugs, Bindings,
Sta!r Rods, &c, &c, that he has iusI opened, OF
his warehouses, No. ls North I'd stlr,i and No. =
Church Alley, next door TO Christ Church, Phts.
epha. Juk 81, ls42 -ly.
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Michael Weaver s: sen.
Jacob EIisrnutrl s. Som.


= ESPECTFUILY informs III il fu,nis ard
- 'cqualn'Huc,s pc 1ersiy rhot they stil con-
'nue 10 keep Al The cid stand. No. 246 Month Sd
street.. PHILADELPHIA, al ,uds Of
TOBACCO SNl ,~F ANT SECAE&
Which ihty MI Jsll tie II a., uccum,noda,iri
aud tois va le terms.
y. b. An go d, ,old y Il be gual ,nioed uul I'll
order, promptly att, hd,J to-
ih!Gd,iphna, Nrscmrcr 3, lei2.-ly.
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The following letter is from the Pastor Of the Bap-
tst Church in Kee.eve, N. Y, a gentlemen Of just
ly deserved popularity, as preacher a scholar a
christian and a man. And it shows that the medl-
cine of DR.. Richardson, of South Reading Mass,
which 10 offered for sale by several of citizens who
aes 40 his agents, has very wide popularity, and is
worthy OF universal patronage.
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON, Very dear Sir -
Having, for several years past been in the habit Of
seskinR and finding relief from bilious and other
plants from your truly celebrated Buffers, feel great
pleasure in expressing for youmy hearty thanks.
am fully convinced that their very extensive pop
ulanty is well deserved ! am convinced Of this
from my own experience, and from careful and pro-
louged observation. II is not q mushroom popuai
~, the offspring of newspaper pulls, which, like JO
nahs gOurd, spring up IN night, md destined to rs
speedy death hut IL is popularity that is destined
10 live and ncrcnse in brightness, when the fame of
a multitude of the nostrulns OF the day shall have
persisted and been forgotten.
thank you thar you have felt il your dut, to circu
late them through the country; mud am sure, that
while the human family are afflicted with the multi
tdnous ailments TO which flesh is heir they will he
ush after and purchased and that yo will conlin.
ne to receive ample pecunary compensation, and,
what IS infinitely dearer 10 generous heart the SIN
cere spontaneous thanks Of grateful principle
was we'll acquainted with your honofed Father,
and had frequent occasion for his professional servI.
rss. Hc was truly noble mhn, and benefacior of
hisracc, mud mul iiudes now live who will always
revere snl bless his memory. ! am truly thankful
that he has N worthy son and hope that The
virtues, and good name and medical skill Of the
father may long live in his offspring.
Your obliged and grateful friend
Ksssoville, Sept. q, 1873 lows
The Medcines a, wholesale and re,cil BY PECK Il
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so reclaimed and further we arc informed by those
obtaining negroes in this manner, that there is not
the least difficulty to prevent keeping them, for,
should the ngent inquire and not be satisfied by
plausible tale, of the apprentice in question having
died or deserted, doubfoon is always sufficient 10
prevent inquiries. We do not wish 10 impeach the
honesty of individuals our business is with the prin-
ciples Of the British Cabinet upon this matter nor
can we present my proof that the British slave
agents are thus wanting in their duty as men and
christians except the bare assertions Of their cuso
mers.
Thus far have we to the best of our ability, shown
the course of The English in this attempted suppress
Of Tie slave trade and part of the advantage they
derive from it; for they enjoy the monopoly of the
suppression in like degree, as they enjoyed that Of
the trade an hundred years ago.
We will now see what advantage this interference
is to the slave allowing do that their introduce
ton is an evil.
| Was the Introduction Of negroes free more would
for time be imported. Labor would be lighiened and
the master who now works his slave beyond the
bounds ofcnduran.c and prudence would increase his
stock, and all would be allowed their time for natural
rest and enjoyment Thereby if it Is an o. ject 10
The trade is now nothing hut the most extensive and
well organized gambling system in the world out OF
three four cnrgoes, they succeed in running as
general thing Thus it cannot be a source Of won
der, that The avaricous dealer his hold so full
Of the poor wreches at the probable expense of their
lives and health. Were the trade sanctioned by those
powers whose entire dependence now is, and always
will be, upon the slaves they would be ensured nj
least good usage during the passage, and good treat
ment in proportionnble ratio the plantation
l ITO be con'inued)
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bic right to pcrsonabe freedom and equal suirag elm
free Representative form OF government-to these
principles the Wing party is pledged--these princi-
pies the Wing party is destined TO establish. Let us
firmly maintain them. Let them be on oil occasions
proclaimed, and our ranks will soon be restored to
their fullness of numbers and animated with assur-
ance Of victory.
Domestic duties common to oil men in this coun-
try, neglected by me during four years of public ca
lamity, press upon me-but they ore not exclusive.
II can be of service among you, here, or IN your
towns and districts in sustaining the candidates, Or IN
defending their measures or in maintaining the prln-
cples Of the Wing party, as they shall be commend,
ed to the country by your delegated assemblies, now
and for the uture-lei the call Gomez it will never he
unreasonable II will find me willing with all my
ancient zeal, stimulated and increased by enduring
gratitude.
In this good work, then, LET once more join
hands, and go forward, agreeing brothers, faithful
to each other compatrots. coniidng in the truth o.
our cause, and therefore confident in its speedy ant
enduring triumph"
This is noble, patriotic and manly. Lie
every true Wing profit by the example.