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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-07
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ton of Mr.. McGiII, demand that the sane
ton now given 10 slavery in this case, be
removed.
In regard TO Mr. Twining's first PROPOSE
ton, will say-The slave has no right to
require MIR. McGill TO sanction the system
OF slavery, by holding this relation; GER
tainly not, while his liberty Is held by so
fiimsy tenure, as it now appears to be-
Because a slave is ignorant, it does not
follow that man must do what he thiaks
favor TO him, when at The same time
many others are injured. But this slave is
represented as intelligent. If this is so.
then he knows he would be just as unsafe
on Mr. McGill's decease, as he would were
he now set free. He must know, too, that
as Mr.. McGill is looked TO as a religious
guide, both by precept and example, while
holding this relation, lends his sanction in
such way as TO injure others, more than
he can by any possibility be benefited. He
must also know, that he is just as liable TO
be seized now, as though his master was
released from MS present position. So,
turn the question which way you please I
can not see that Mr. McGill has any riohs
to defend his present position, while the
millions enslaved are crying TO all classes,
and more especially to religious teachers,
aoithdrdW your sanction from The accursed
system which tramples us in the dust. And
we in high standing, who apologize for those
VINO enslaVe US, turn your eyes towards our
sutieflngs, and task your ingenuity against
the system which binds US, instead of en-
ploying it to frame an apology for those
who more directly abet Cur oppressors."-
This is the answer shall now give 10 the
first proposition.
To The second inquiry, answer ges, in
many cases, For instance, man requires
that OF another which in the nature of the
case must work evil TO others; the second
is not authorized to conform TO his wishes.
Mr.. Twinlng is on bed, suffering the most
eXcruclallng pains, all hope Of his recovery
- 5i'GH uPj lie UeStCCueS me 10 put an
end to this life that his suffenngs may end.
have no right to conform to his wishes
because he requires it. This principle will
apply 10 many cases.
To the remainder of the inquiries of Mr..
Twinlng, will say The slaveholdne in
This case, has tall been involuntary which
have previously shown, and the wriler
himself admits it, at least by fair inference.
so that In order 10 have any force TO some
of his inquiries, be must show that The
whole W0S involuntary on the part of Mr.,
Mccall, and should further show that be
has done all he lawfully can d. for The
safety of the slave, before ualid apoloay
can stand. When he will show This,
think can show that the slave is released.
and on at least os safe ground, should he
remain in Georgia, as he now is. And
think quite probable can show, at the
same time, that the wife is al,o fee
This paper will be open for remarks of
Prof Twining, or Mr. McGiIl, for a further
explanation, or discussion OF the question
under consideration. Brethren, wait for
your replies. J. HoLcoMB.
E. Rorbury, Feb. 10, 1914.
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VOICE OF FIR E E D 0 M

The BLACK ToNGUE.-A letter from
Illinois, dated Feb. End, says: "There
has been more sickness in this region the
past season than ever before. The scar
let fever made It's appearance early in the
summer, and has passed over the entire
State, so far as | have heard. This whit
er it has assumed different type, and in
many instances has been fatal. 1t is in
some cases what is called the Black
Tongue, or putrid sore throat "-P0st.
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For Vice Pre- dent,
Il II D M A S NJ o r r [ S
OF ONO.

az rejoice, that the abolition of slavery through
out the civilized world is no longer problemaical;
it seems TO be almost universally conceded that this
stupendous fraud upon portion of the human race
is fast drawing to close, and the great question
with US is truly, what measures are best suited to
accomplish this desirable end in the United States
"Political action is necessary to pro-
duce moral reformation in q nation aud that action
with only be eltectualiy exercised through
the ballot box. Aud surely the ballot box can new
er be used for more noble purpose than to restore
and secure 10 every man his inalienabe rghts."-
Thomas Norris.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-07

Russia. According TO the last census
of the Russian empire the total number OF
inhabitants who could read and write,
was 4,l97, 995; one twelfth Of the whole
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LETTER FROM MIR. 1zoACOMB.

Brother Brown The following article
appeared in the Vermont Chronicle of the
9Th Sept last; but as left home on the
25th Of that month, did not see the article
at the time Of publication. A short time
since, friend called my attention to it, and
requested the insertion Of it IN the Voice Of
Freedom, together with review accompa.
nying it, will offer some thoughts upon
the case, and trust some one will go more
fully into the merits oil the question, than
can at present. Were it not that the legal
owner suslains an important station in the
eye Of community, | would not touch the
subject now. But since he does hold such
station, and since another man who holds
an important post, has come to the rescue
of the first, through The organ of the Con-
gregational churches of Vermont, l deem
an examination of the points laid down by
"A. G. IT, called for.
will thank The Editors of The Chronicle
to give the substance Of my reply to their
readers. J. HoLcoMB.
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AFFLICTING DEATH OF A

AFFLICTING DEATH OF A You've
PHYSICIAN. We are panied 10 hear that
DR.. Theo. Johnes, of Morristown, (son of
DIR. John B. Jobnes,) while engaged in a
post mortem examination on Thursday
last, pricked his fingers, and portion Of
the blood OF the corps was sprnkled upon
ii. Aware Of his danger, Dir. J. used pre-.
cautions 10 prevent the spread OF the poi
son, but without effect; Tor the next dav
the swelling extended from the finger
through the arm; delirum set in, and he
expired yesterday morning, at the early
age of 25 years.-Newa'k Daily Ado.
PoLITICs. The Cost 10 The NaLiOn.-
The mission 10 Brazil has cost the nation
over 90 500, within the last year, as fol-
lows:-Flrst, Mr.. Hunters recall cost
$2,250; Mr.. Profits outfit, 50, 900 one
years salary, $4,000; return allowance
Tor Mr. Profit, he having been rejected
by the Senate, $2,250; the outfit Of Mr..
Wise, recently confirmed 10 that station,
$9, 900. Total, $3l,50O,
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QUESTIONS ON A REAL CASE.

To tie Editors Of Tie W. Chronicle:
BY letter from a Christian friend
asking advice, am made acquainted
with certain particulars of his history,
concerning which ] wish to invite the
opinion OF ingenious and discriminating
aboitionsls. | briefly state the parlicu.
lars, in course.
Ga the death of an aged relative sever
al years ago, the individual alluded to un-
expectedIy found himself, by her will, the
legal owner of negro man.
Being at heart and by open avowal
principIed against slavery, he could not
consider or treat fellew being as prop.
erty.
The bondman, who was active, able
bodied and intelligent, deprecated manu-.
mission by his master, because it would
subject him, by the laws of Georgia, 10
seizure, or 10 exile from his native place,
his wife, and the friends of his own color.
Mr.. -, the legal owner, therefore,
gave up to this man his time, paying him
when in his own employ wages as free.
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ImpoRTANcE OF DAILY EXERCISE

IMPORTANCE OF DAILY ExERcIsE-
All nations which have preceded us and
have been notable for their bodily strength
and ability to endure fatigue, were those
who Infatuated themselves to bold and
manly exercise. The Romans, Grecians,
Sparlaas, and cher nations of antiquity,
which are renowned for strength and ro-
business, had their games, and gymnastic
exercises, which were daily participated
in. The ancient Btitons paid as much
attention to physical, as we now do to
moral education, and they were a people
capable of accomplishing and enduring
almost anything within the scope of phys
ical exertion and endurance.
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Brandon, Thursday, March 7, 1884.
LIBERTY TLCZIT.
Nominated By the National C0n0entiOm, Nay, 1911.
For Presi lent,
J A M E S G.. B [ r N E Y,
OF MICHIGAN.

"Our own slave States, and especially the more
southern of them, in which The number of slaves is
greater, and in which, of course The sentiment of
injustice in ST. onger than in the northern ones
to be placed on the list of decaying commune
ties.
''The question now for the north finally to de
eide is--shal the slave states draw US down with
them, and both perish, shall we by decided con-
junct exertion of yirtuous energy, save ourselves
and them from destruction. "-JameS q. BTney.
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VERNACULAR.-- correspondent Of
the Congrega tional Journal, in describing
the preachers of the gospel in Iowa,
says:-
Another, who was unable to read, said
as he rose to preach the gospel, IL am
ignorant, can't read-but | takes my
mother with me; she can read the hymns
and chapters, and SOUNDS"
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VOE0-A OF lFlass-R lND0ZL!o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-07

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. 80 we'll known to
- the victims Of Syphiltic disease the most
practitioner that New York beast of in the
this destructive and almost maady is still to be
found the old which he photographed for the
ys The public, and large portion Of medical
raj practice have ida that ali advertising Doctor quacks
We admit that large portion OF those that infest this city
ignorant uneducated charlaaus but that all quacs
skilled in heaiins art without having diploma,
thority practice, without general medical Information
We satisfy that legally qualified practice
physic and Surgerythat we Possess Of general
and hatour skill in the treatment and proper management
variety OF Veneeal Disease including the
treatment OF that arrasspg complaints Structure Of the IRE
tha, preemnent We have confined practice e the
treatment of all private and delicate complaints for ten year,
We cure on average GOO pats years patients are not
only from part Of the United States but they come 20 us
from the West Indies and Canada We have physicians
under the time without
physicians in the city from the country coming
az respecting their patif sending their for
sovce We discountonance ckery ia fon and there
lore take TINS method OF int and the
country where they rd sailed ia the
OF their disease Every undertake. male no
charge No matter how long yon may have Geet Structure
Ulcen upon the body in the throat pains the
head and boles Of the lexis. will End you your
Constitutional Weakness, lmpoency is diseasc 10 CON-
picated character hat the adopted the
majority OF physicians Is highly injurious instead Of auary
constituting part Of practice Many unforunats vic
lin OF this unnatural Woe has experienced the be- eft ga
lury treatment vspepss weakness ofths limbs and ANAL
the back confusion Of intellect papation of
the face oily symptoms Of this complaint IL our direc
tons are followed weRuaranee Post paid letters with
statement Of containing So advice attended TO-
hold no communion with the doctors New Yo
qualifications Of others 0ce Duane street, one ro log II from ON
Chatham street ma i'm ice
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MEDICAL,
MORE PROOF THAT
IN NCTTMpTTON ~ nJTD ADJ q

CONSUMPTION IL CURABLE.
A REMARKABLE CASE NOW FIRST MADE PUB
had bsen complaining r several years which
Of lungs prod cling violent and harrasag cough
which tight and dry causing much pain breast
sssy which resulted i as9 9 s. ,
AID her appetite was impaired dig esting
aud 30 wells ,erv coy She could not expectoate any, and
nes % h WA; ~ a. or her ad. and soles OF her
s'ss' scuIS peeo% #. red and her s
chils anu eshsustas swssts which ,sed her deey
snvhog for her W. tnsj syery remedy we could hear a.
bu she ept losing Tn Lve,aa gave her rp as an
case OF and bsved mat her c,se was ond
the reach any remedy Many time, have n pgh she was
ow s,ssd Win NJ M we Of sever cases that
scHESrK,'ss PHI SYJP among which was the
case of Peter Strs kr leeknan We went 10 him. and he
ha,i Il. nnirs we conei ohain remedy of greater virtue
than any We had tried or heard tell Of We therefore deter
mined 70 Try Tie PULMONIC sYliUP and af.ef she had
great eucsnce she 10 do co. when sudJeny
hn commenced which consisted Principally OF corrnpton
Tbs cortnued Tor few days aud tea ceased and we now
The syrup producaf ndescr ,ate in her
sncs found ont tns Sis was Only he ee,s Of the sy;ap
1ags had sspssd upon m.sips AZ effort TO c9ugh e
somettug give vav her breast she brought up nearly
quart Of yellow pater this snbsiSed h-r cough
oneer tight bu, the or,ton copous loose
nd onss; II ipe yellow netler la few days arp
rent c ,g. Tor ,h was manifesto aud with feelings Of
hope mingled with jov felt tr- was prospects, Of her
yery The cough gradually improves and continued to
Tor seve moshs and in the same time her s. stem also
proved strength so tat could help her.
elf r. he an Feeble a. =" ne ent;riv hsjosss
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.


WE teewi,g Few remarks upoa STRUCTURE. il is believed
os d ssus Is Common %anS na and q.suy
exists IN .hoss who are not the lees. aware otit .
Structure
esro TO be ,upected always tending other forms of
which ass &c IN ''
hIhat the cure d strcsr especially IN m early stage,
eompl,shod "a = yerv t- tine A'N
,Is & , CT Srs es WI
@ rom a'1 "n6 &c
glee. Now there 40 ps,n or INCONVENIENCE In eleet ana
& S fe.n
p e.n 9 aa III. sen ono sS 81 o *:
urnary pssssse .cure and further with regard
cast S s SaSns %s 10 t % 5
SO that the sufferer mus, remain in perfect darkness Is TO the
xSothcr Thing thai leads the attention of from dsor
s s eIs1 dow Of
sSass Ssis ie % &
npon the ipe cbserd only in advanced ard older CASES.
ON sa' o.
,a.naa sthou.h mild s structure :ssmnsy u
&c. and Sefass %
the sf a HI. nS SGs Of s ss
wss I'd win .c,uIe induced By and
laying the Foundation Of scms Of the most distressing
se tos ehs Ike
proceed from Sa mid and unsuspeeted ssrctuis
,ss
rSsy se i
i been ss
the Z should
viii a
The TIsif a FORMER GororassA MAY HAVE RFmAlrnp
oM oS SO gss h. long ago
"a ss stsf
sIs ai'S
s% s s sss se s Sssd strengthen any
Y:
same degree ut Elm every individual
common that the writer scarcely Gaze Of Structure m
% s
for as & he s d 70
se while the fact itself proved by The Of mental en-
On the structure repeated that this is
sa m Sc Se
been advanced years but such have been the late In
as e- on" s
Ssy: a: s ON
&C. andsItase the cure hemelSes and happily
remarks % particular case may call fer The fee ON these
Ralph also take. this opportunity Of saying tina, he maybe
Isqss-as his dwelling house. IS Ureenwith street. New
% ss Srs ShS h
tha. ATTENDED tsr cas he believes however
advertising people ana other who properly apprec
ate mis-
Dr. Ralph further considers duty especially to those whs
are strangers this city and also TO obtain the confidence OF
that he should make the following Of him
ef Besides his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh Sc &c he
has been engaged the of these diseases both Hospa
and city PRACTISE for than thirty published
three editions of work expressly them Also that he ha
in Anerca-as Sir Ashley Cooper of London, Dr.
Mot Of New York DR. Physck of Philadelphia and others
and that he permitted e refer . almost Physician
dress DR. Ralph, SEM. 80 Greenwich st. fl2 lm* re
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAWE DOME

Mr.. DAY. boot maker, No. &c Tiasy street. Broeklyn
M suffered greatly for eigh-en months with
ry sickness Of the stomach loss Of Appetite soons
The bowels HIS stomach neglected almost kind
He had been attended by phy and
Tor two months by the professors OF the University and ali
40 purpose.
On reading Dr. Shormans Book descriptive of the symptom,
Of worms he thought they met his be
Of Shermans Worm L0zengcs few dess brought away
re judged quarts OF end entirely cured him.
multitude Of similar might be sasned where
en and adults had suffered all asatA from aud
hing gave relief but ShermanI LoEenSss.
nmpon are Ill sooner cared ShsrHsaS Cough Lozeng.
few seconds, a.d enable those szicssd with the most
Dunbar Rev. MIR De Forest Rev Dr. Essnond and hundred,
thousands attest their happy others
>ficecy Of shermans Cough Lose,gcs, for headache
palptaton lowness Of spirits, sickness and lasstud
from bodily or mental exeron and for the wonderful
ties Of Shernans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but i2
cents and warranted for rheumatism and lumbago
putin weakness the breast side back any part Of the
body Ask for Shemans Poor Mans Pasts see that h
and his fac sime with directions for
There great worthless mutations about and
Geld BY unprnciped druggst Remsmbcr get Shermans
Lozengenges and Pastes and Trusspopc Others will
be deceived "
Or SLmans Warehouse is os Nassau street. Axen.s227
hud,on & cor ss Bowery s'ag n East Broad
way In Brsokyn, Mrs Hays 50 Fulton, and Mountains
10 Jersey City, Randall Grocer In Newak-J Trpps
md David Bryssn Phadephia-Zieber Goa Ledger Build
StanwiY Hall dss W
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MEDICAL AID.--DOCTOR COOPER. Il Duane street
~ between Chatham and William takes ts method
ofnf ,rminR citizens and that he has the
{ear confined bis practice solely the Venerea
Mercura and other diseases Of delicate Although
ctnsdercd by portion Of the medical profession specie,
the great advantage the unfortunate victims Of dease
derive from regularly educated physician dsvotng alten
ton 70 particular branch of the profession Be apparent
20 vou not employ surgeon TO arnputte limb Ito
m or disease Of the eye Ito dentist for operation h
eeth land % surgeon noted for the Of Syphilis wher
that those men gre perfect in this branch because they on,
practice AZ It, Dr. Cooper spent c-lebtsdLock Hos
it and has for ten enjoyed the extensive practice
in this way a any medical New York. Hecan cure II
most aggravated cales OF Sypns and mild IL
two 70 hya day.. The pi sgsly educated phy.ican
carer freormed IL - dcporah,s the cass,
TINT are presented TO the Dr. the disease has driver
into the system BY quacks break again the
spot, aud ulcer, on the ody gaiIs in the joints throat
night swcnts aId emac Tho Dr. will in every cage war
rant = eur., or maxi 40 charge
STRUCTURE DIR. Cooper h.s discovered sex r,e,hoa
Dy winch ne can cure tue worst form of Structure from
70 two weeks with scarcely the patient Irritation
Oh the ursths, or pross gland Of the bladder
are somries instssea for Scrrs by general
C0NsfiTUTIoNAL DEBILITY, .om.tm.. c.led e.
Young men Tbs is wh-rc freely gd In the At ates
evil that can beial for bese disease OF the heart con
sumption dypdFsa smar,ati0n Of the FRAME and finally
IN complete d,ecy Dr. Cooper will effect radical cure
such cases. and restore hs original
that ty mild and npie coure Of medicine warrant
complaint and enclosing g. aended Patients attended
hotels or boarding houses Office open till 10 at night
member Duane street, bctwesz William and Chatham
ms 1nSec
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

MADAM LA CROIX educ,ted IL the Medical Faculty, in
lN Berlin, and graduate Mdweappses the ladies Of New
York and females eaiy that she can be consusf we
Msd,n + having had long experience !, the mos:
fully solicit the patronage Of females aborng under OBJ
sructi3n. eguarty snp ressan OF st0ppaes &C Madam
La Crox would inform ladies that rhe Ocatss personally
al M moe Of treatment iourds the most scien
c princpr require but few days 70 effect perfect
cure Single aud married ladies may rely with condence
her professional abis physician however distress
fouIa ada the exgency Of the In short she
this notice the aoes the result ola thu ugh medical
tpS health vso cheer ulnss and happiness
NJ Is Residence OF Madam La Croix is Vsrck street,
Canal where she prepared immediate ladies' the point
of coBa and adm medicines for ell diseases
which her liable All communications and letters
be nsid m2i m"m
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ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION.
JRIOUS FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

81 MINUS IsMA LIE NUN lilly IILlI,S.
TrEMPTS continually made palm off spurious arf
"a miserable compounds for Female Monthly Pills Ev
ry variety OF cheap pa purchased for ab1u, sis
cents box by being Put up in d.ren boxer attempted
70 De snn 70 the Ignorant nr qupectng for one or two
trick u resoited TO becsuse Madame Restell's Fem,e
Monthly tis having gained and deserved celebrity
lsnce their introduction into this country about
years aESe) II supposed, that by Initiating the
srarious ito conceal the tnck) have the following =
B-These Pills must be used daring pregnancy SC
This Is perfectly true tor they ecy useless if pju
ron, under any ccum.tanee The only safety against
cept at Madame Office las Greenwich street be-
tween Courtland and Lbsry Boston, No. Essex
street m23 I'm y rrc
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VEGETABLE RITTERS-

= - EIE 1 ABLY 81 EFtS.
DE. BovIE's AMnMATIC INVIGoRATING We.
- GbTABLE TIERS. far the cure of ID spep a
Soare 81 stomach os of Appetite Weakness and Gen
psbity Is daily decreasing popularity owing lnn
sc worth Thay have ben used ~lfb Unlimited
Expiration OF ts Hat. intermittent Fever ad AL All ctors
OF the Nerves where the has become deblitaed The
Immediate improv health by all who been so for
tdnste as TO mai use Of them truly asou hing used
cnng TO the dr cons that esch b)tte their
effects Ia the above diseases i'll be quickly experienced
Price 81 cents
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CoNcENrRATED CASTOR On, capsules IF eleatine are
the ssst ad peasant medicine off the pub.
hc and are particularly recommended all who would
mild and agreeable lxye The subse iher is the only
who has Manufactured this this counry having oh
tanned tn, original receipt from London Be your guard
against imposition.
The above sold only c. II. PHILLIPS Drug and Chemi-
cal Store. 38Beekman, of William n Y
m In