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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29
DOCTOR BAKER,
DOCTOR MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSAKN 204ia Fult

~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues to be consulted con-
dentay all diseases which he withc
curry of restraint ia d,et pusn and
obstinate Structures yield Dr. Ms aud treat
ment wtnout pain In the forms of Structure he
perfect
ri NERVOUS AMP CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret
destructive habit youth, inducing nocturnal and
rnate impoency radically cured by Dr. Nj. hoo
rs original vgor perfect
charge.
~ BDr Nj. holds communion with medical pretenders
who ca to be he perhaps the only quasa
ADVERTISING Saigon the cily See his Dpl0Mal
flee, 29ah Fulton street Letters poapad and
fee will medicine aud OF the Union
Once 2Cix Fulton. Greenwich apis 2m ~rc
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FIRST PREMIUM pAUUr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ps-
uer1su Caller, Of Patent pemlum Colored Photographs.
Isl BroadwaE his establishment bavigg been greatly
enlarged aud improved fewer than twelve
paat. tmen,s and than titled txaited
alton has always enjoy ed, Of being the first the
world
Pre- um Apparatus, Plates Cases. &C. supplied at lower
rates than az any other place in u e United States
The seamer ,aledoua carried and proved ap
paatu. Tor taking Dsga Mi atues, ordered by
seen life gehtsman Of dinbugn from the eabli Inject Ct
Proies or PIumbe II any
fore utactnred, bay STATE Democrat
PROFESSOR fLU AiBE Every BODY knows that this dis
ngashd artist stands at the head Of his profession this
couotry md that has Daypereosyles the beautiiu
mat haze ever b, en- produceh.N mYl9 linsrc
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHiLDR t.N--A f1niJ
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

E CREATES. discovery medical that OF NJ NJ
Deromeaux Of PIis lie has entirely exploded he gsas
rally received opinion OF the exstnee OF pcurlbe ssry o:
texc indeed Of malloraaon when ara
extremely at,l The nss bic AMI universal success. Of hi,
Exf Cordial, tstagce al producing that sae u
health which rJus IN the wife becoming blessed as a uIother
aho for pnsd caidless loneliness tally estab.b.
the $50 OF the Pros.satye elixir Cordial IL nillabie
IL senufisi weakness fu9r alou, debility ncontince, d
the TaGuf tram o. eemraIts arEAs exeeas Illness OF
iapsudonce u great aud nvariabe its econe-
dation The fase OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well ca
taplAhed .ae 81 more than CITY thousand bottles ad pao
sufficient evidence OF excellence the ia
which is mold II pleasant and agreeable to the tsse
The undersigned the only authorised agent for tbs coua
try.
Price 81 botle
for the convenience Of those reading of the city th.
grcdents composing the Elixir Cordial
iof transmission by mail with full direction for preparing.
Pnce OF package IS, making three bottles
All letters NUT be postpaid, and directed TO
apz7 I'm D&W "m (,fies I2o Iibs,ty If,
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SHIP NEWS.
% hla Morn In In Snux n " IN HILL

PHLApetP,,. May 28-Arr veine Walton. Gn NYort;
rdacs, Coos from rsstporf CID Legsnt Derckson Fai
m1ethi Au4atic, Sh man. ii llif,K
ahLffIoaE any gao N ivers from Rio Jar
~ Ant n; 'Saz ne, Howl md. im Sew Bediod Cid asia,
ge' h1tetdtm' Ce,ie Norris, Montevdeo end market,
NAtdesioa, Wne. NYork SD Argo. Rect, Rio GrAnde
syoauu.
Mnt.ya fm New Orea.s for Aatwep 10 ds out 20 inst
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hE yon troubled with Veimn1 Tn. follow mn prsp,ra
Tons are warranted % ext fmuate he'd bugs, cksache
attic lug the vegrtale kngdom. $3.50 80 $1,000
Toe bed bog poison be usel without injury to bed
BtsIfs AMI bedding, aud invariably sues essful S-' ~
The rathouly cOmpOurd DIES runt,0n IF rnh,Aa
hiGnets wloiens, cl tnug uri chur, esshinns ne a.,
invaluas = frclp d, far aaO Iials d-aees ' -
fne Comp luuJ homtct Whale Uh Syp Leept TIA rose.
bugs cuiio other Go IN. ir.es Il nj
aud We abi ;. 49,
le tua Y. r.
rhre agency this city, and only BIZ had ON ,l
.ryeutor.
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANG r.
60 Walden lane, I'd door from William steeot
Removed from Wa sirest
81 IS. be cautious purchase soy here else puporae
" " my PREPARATIONS. MI. ytaw I'm &c
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LEECHES! LEECHEs !! LEECHES
TO MEaCHANTS, DkU GGlSTs, DiSPENSAEIGs,
othef requiring Lsees by qaauty large selected
and Sweech Leechss this day
New tom Tor sale low by B. JOSEPH, 10 MAIDEN Lauo
np stairs j. takes j. occasion to nto tooss Iequias
AIDE receive M supply by packet
leaving Hamburg monthly, as ioliows-Sicphani toward
Frahklin, Washington. Sir Isaac m
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BOOTS AND SHOES At VYOLESALE
~ Large Assortment of the above named -
articles may be had at the Manufacurers
" pot NO 2co real street Among those on hanu
nea:x Boys KpPes Boots Mem, asd Boy. Thick BIosan'
DO do Hall Welt do DO do Calf do do
Do do do Calf do DO DO Prgged do
Do Cali Sewed do Do do Pump Sole do
Do stout fesged do. Do do Goat and Seal do -
And variety Of Womels Misses and Chi,dens Bus
kps Scores. Slippers, &c &c resged end Sewed together
with general msnt Of Palm Leaf and Lephorn Has
Corntry rchns aud Others invited call aud
Ali sold low for cash or city acceptsnces
GALE n co, No 200 Pearl ST.,
mi lm'm iuied State Hotel Buding N. Y.
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HAVANA SEGAkS


gO0 mn HAVANA SEGARS, consisting Of Rezaa
CNO; WV la Cab'na, Alnendare. Panaielos. ~ ood
,i e. cong, AID various Stnrr brands. CsYsndsh and
Tor sale debsuture, Broadway No. 3 (Iiohic
Hdl ssgU HtoIe.) Ien1g n6 1aa1 nEA1 EzAsm7 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

DR, M LsvETT's entire method OF inserting Ar.n
II cial eeth differing from practised
the UErd aud which will be
aud the rabe Of 0glual teeth
bacing the principle OF pherie fullest
originally introduced b, him 1895, with
IMPROVEMENT, winch is allowed greatest thar
been introduced in Dentrsty 1t preserves the
original eethf any remain and the adaptation held
firmly to the gums, without pressure. DO
removed for Cleansing with the perfect AID
that the public not be deceived by uresed individuals
Dr. Levett assures those requiring artificial teeth that his
and methods Of ttins modeg the gold pate to the
altogether peculiar TO himself and unknown
those OF h pstents VINO have been under the
Of other deltsis, can SO full appreciate.
Ladies and Rsntle will be fully satisfied their CALL
ing at Dr. Leyets ONCE No gov Broadway, coraer OF
aen street who viii most cheuiy explain cnd eirsiv de-
quained win Dr. Levetts reputation and tandng he Of
fer creteE tails aud recommendations from The rt socesy
and the h,ghest authority dental well the
ion OF the taoe OF he public press which
Tor inspection at DR. LEVETTo Office, No. $50 Broadway,
corner OF w arren street. ms lmssc
pEREUMERS DRUGGISTS. Grocers, Sugar ksiiusrs,
Bottiers Coffee and Spice Dealer, blacAirg and lnk
Manufacturer, and all other consumers OF
FANCY COLOhkD LABELS
respectfully informed that kind Of work In the
XYLOGRAfHiC STYLE,
executed in tho best style Of the and the lowest
possible cash price,-EUat Il. HE.rMING'S
XylOgraphic Press, No. "a Maiden Lspe,
ms lm*rc removed from w all street.
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POlSONS, pOISONSl POISONST

WA = IhO ~ YOU NJ M ~ wno nd, naq ara dra
81 go rence, st0 ton b. k.te 90 or .ale,min in
wpol ale store Ad rc,s j. NJ this Office MAJ 3t-m
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CERTAIN DISEASES.

"A exposure con,uitirg rhy.cian Ill there many,
IL max .d. @
% to sec and ns i9sss
En- s'f Ee s jfas
aaEeaat iqsrvaI, Of III houIs a.uy .ue eject
acueaer f.kng that quantity the patient should stop and
M aso ecssy to a's' ca sa but o1 asnon
The objections on he wlpe the cure will be much
DR. Hollis SPECIFIC f,r the venereal Disease, 81 and
have o By
T.. che ~ n saso. pe n n e.
ey aud psita Dscsr.. and every .ssses Of old and
mercury Uissrs Of the naae aud gums Cares Of the Bones
Ixososs Nodes Catsneous Diseases aud swelling about
hie Member Sediea1 Staff Of United State:
the n.ed have used them
s ssf Ss YORK Ss nana nESa raa
1us.s 2ss Pearl sir corner and by reapeeeaos
sntSs s as Sd Ms .s.s ssa ot
se s e. and Avenue b. make arrangement 70,
Pos: PAID order, cash promptly Attended e: sae
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
THE MOST blessed sad wonderful dy discovered
P P.eaas, f ed tIqpon' Of the sAin'
lotche, in fact any disbursement; bpt pnblic must be
''''' Sa'l bissiHoNEsT couNrERFEI7ERs,
h1 ienpt 70 s.aa this sasbs aS IA is y'nS.
for jones' Italian Chemical Soap. il thsy oder you another
10 rot touch it, IL use IT, s dangerous useless Ash
particularly for Joness Italian Chemical Soap. We
the above to be its real qualities; 1t also the
surprising manner
Changes dark or yellow skin
TO healthy, fac clearness
h. haadIsd. q sIssssS ilsasss 90,
ed for old aad heads Physcians can be
referred to who daily ia their pfaclice.
But mind il 10 Jones Soap done, SCI effect, thcsc
Get IT 70 vince else in this city but the sga Of the
N Bo,Sa AZ H.ddias State .sst; zsSer Ledger Build
ngs Philadelphia 2g7 King street, Charleston DISH
sland. '' ~. - a..
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a
OH. BULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
:EiS ncw Instrument for the radical oil roapus Utcr
OF taliEx Of the Wcnb, bz external application,
ssaias the nte Of che fSsa sonden.ly recon-
health, hs7lng faded pei er1ssg snrs sysR saSs
tho inoas aggravated circiMstsEses.
Tho supporter has attained high chnyactc. Eaos.
aei ia TN, country It'll adopted entire dsass Of
ziseies all other psnin surgical expedients, the Ly
,e tsos2ts London TAD fariI and Is universally
sunmeadcd Ia Ezropc BY medical Of the highest rAat
In this sustained by tho leading members Of III.
aeoca % Collexcs sss Hospitals. ard By sli the smkes
sTigsie ptsc.iticsnrs
aoora bave bsx isEashss sssiss,ssy ladies re
essy st,ec Som the busxeyy dc
Ss,tm,n rlrre lady Is earatrHt tsxaayee to Hpll
Irussea and Supporter to female mil tmrc
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HENRY PALMER, iso Pearl st.

TINE f. YE.
1R. WHEELER OCULISr, No. 80 Greenwich stree,
- continue 70 devote ~, exclusive attention
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
md OPHTHALMlC SURGERY. He has recently imported
from France very sup si-einsns ,f
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
manufactured TO resemble, every respect the
Any who may be deficient eye have il
itcaly ,epaced by Dr. Wheerle closely mitzuns
! defy detection.
Office hous from Am to P.M-after which hs visit.
out docr patients MI Imsm
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GUIDE TO oUUND IELIh.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY

Dh. a, Y; vCASIT5LIEs yl BROADWAY, corner
deeaycd hollow teeth 1t be put the most tsndsi
@ TnS ss se .o with which is BE-
snd PorlfS, an the IIsspecvs for Ipieveans in
distinguished in society. oder their testimonials
y? . ss.d fs Es Of hs Ey vS ro.
billy The New XSh Ayre ~. ~, 80 lie tesih
ootained much celebrity FOR his excellent mode Of filling
t.ethn e mO: eminent gentlemen Of the Medical aeaisy
The S p n S S sl f
'hf e. .N CAVs ' SS HSGEL CUE
Donna Isabel H. Queen Of soan the United staes al
ss Do ssitF Ts y e Of a.
full ard skui Dentist saudirg his poiessos;
y with pleasure recommend hin 10 thoie who rsccirs
the aid Of hi, proiessiona services
would his excellent CC for Iag
'A Htsss many it kssys!,i
east A@ossssdor. n. stoashiSn, tie ssaAiss tSas1I
tear AdurTs y silon. Lord aiorpeth Gen: s.s,.us.
:Ss;, 3 n r.: sr. General GaaS. L. sssh, H. IS b.
j. A. s,rith bf. Dsisheld III Btsaie, Dr. Boyd N 80
Dr. Bayiies. DR.. Wn Gayson. Dr. Der,nS. &c &c Oihea
Nh CUkBlTT may be consulted siaiiy A. ms
are respe ully Dr. Corbltt member
University Of the city Of New York. and that has exeu
ii certain (now years city
vi New Xork) which eutIe Inc
practice The Doctor The Against the
use oil mercury, az 1t has It's thousand oil victims h'Sen:
you judiciousy treated BY person Y quai,ed.
and not by an qascks as there gre several them
nerd despl being health, by applying
90 W Corbit pfactc OF many years has esaei hea tho
gage the Doctors profound aentoa msdciae nay lie had
prevent certain d'sese IN any OF IT'S lorna nI7 im-re
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REMOVAL.
NWES LITTLE,

REMOVAL.
JAMES LITTLE,
DR. Pc A ND TAILOR,
Has removed on as Hudson street, to 4O6 Broadway.
mis- im~ec
REMOVAL.
DR j. HEiNE has removed 10 20 Duane street. between
- Chatham and Ceatc reets VIII he continues be
.rea OF his profession his
,.he GERMANY or cngnn languages m2 lmrrc
REMOVAL.
/ Z STOUVENEL. Importer and Dealer in Wines and
Rrapdes wholesale and let il, informs HI, fends and the
aje that he has removed his bment from III Ann 81
Joha H. iove 0f toOd Wines TO visit his
ea whta will al nnd cgnsteA supply u bcf-
tuV Wnes BurgOgae Champagne Madeira, and other
cod Wia.a heaiaO lmppts Absyathe knchf &C,
NJ shous u switzernd All ride delivered isee OF
llrf- houses by the gallon or dozen bottles.
Nr }, >. will attend To Dottng for any who
iAY desire s,t seryi O. mi I'm
MhNTtiLE Il HULDEItMAN. ~ Maiden Llnc manu-
tN-neis Gri impoHerE Cf al hais
rn,a caS seSs, BAnaeau haI, snd all kluo OF HAIR
D-Ihs Trade suppllsd On reasonable terms mia lmsse
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q % UIesHUtch NTeSf, mar Me bGfte7y, NeU TOfk.
T(ESPEDT TT u LILY informs public that among he
~ hundreds of which h. has attended o hem
nsve been opsrat Other rro without
AID unced bv Them inceahe in these Ia.
neve failed TO dictate the disease and effect erect
md IN many instances almo,t against hope It this unpIe
side ed ncurbe) diseases t the eye that enables hm with
confidence efr such Of the afflicted who may
TO numerous ,tored paeu in the s class Of soe
respecting his professional Abilities and his presminsn skill
0cust,
chronic inflammation Of the syelid or Of how
ever SANDING he eff ctuay and permanently
films specks &c. removed aud cured without sugia op
Calaacts removed the modsru approved primer
pies Of opthanic surgery.
STKABISMUS,
Commonly called sQuin in few seconds Cue
rim cienaied 81 n which free from pain danger
y Office hours from A. M TO r. NJ, after VIII oh hours
he visits 0jAt-door patieats myi9 lm~ec
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ITO FARMERS H0RTICULTURlSTs, g. -Solphste
ANN ma for forcing the Crops-Suphaie Of Soda-N-
trate soda, Couitartly on hand by
mis- lmeoi&tW-rr No GO Maiden Lane
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- fKiV AZ + BOARD AT NEW kOChkLLE
'EH 81 BeChlDGK esp ctful gives notice 10 milo,
L - the GUY, ust he npnds TO oreD his and spa rs
Boa dug hOus-, Tor pivstr nilirs OILY, th I'm
uext lie also inform des rogs 10 ob.
tam hotrd TOT tenlelves hIa hes that h. prepared
cake iangsnens IT, the clsuIg staoi. Tue house
ghiu u tuatgu the Pelham Road, rmandia can 4
iu we" 81 Long Stand sound IL 4, feet font
are on the ~ ~ BOOr ia nsned the best and
MOI snft sed 10 comOft aud Ii within iye
w u o. " IN ~ tne Steamboat ald and fe,suas hou.e
-, lueiin'sarly 20 a.. i. RTE iseptn1e ii i
att lsd u. - "''' 49, " A. tplY'''''
May ~, le4A. ~ ma iotsrc
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-
mi WIGE

OFFICIAL ", FROM ERMA
Nest respectfully iefSns the citizen. of New York aud the
opens to-day l BSoadway,a large and complete
sortment OF Saecaeles aud Reading Glasses IN Gold Silver
and ste Frames Ike would also remind the public whom
ne !, partly known b. his apnu visit. sra.oSa Spring;
science he enabled determine the glasses suitable any
Pe.ns with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
attention called style of perspective ground glasses
OF the finest flint which, through cir high poiIsh and
ground produce ppst sislon have been highly recon-
aeaded the best their effects npon the eye serving
and improving the sight in continued writing and
shoshted and such have been operated upon
cataract also b. suited He likewise glasses
superior quality old frances soc patronage Of ali
ia want Of hix articles. Please call al
NJ. WISE, Optcian,
slo sm~rc 4T Broadway
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TLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE III }hkST PRlt Els be obtained by Gentlemen
OF tams mo arr desuous OF converting their left off
.eaiiug eplare cash.
10 Families aud Gsntems quitting the city or changing
residence havna any supeuous effects spose of Will
d much 90 their advan seed for the ber, who
val attend at heir residence BIZ APRON tment.
j. LEV NSTYN,
a66 Broadway, up stairs.
Il iHs through the Post Once otherwise, viii
ur1 nj attention. MI I'm cod .r.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-25

waged, was assailed with extreme
bitterness as a dangerous stretch OF
constitutional power. Mr.. Adams
in his message had spoken of the
proposed Observatory as a "light
house in the skies" This unique
phrase was at once caught up by or
ators and editors, and banded about
i'll every form Of ridicuIe and dcnun-
citation. The project was finally
abandoned, and has not since been
revived.
Some seventeen or eighteen years
have elapsed, and we find Mr..
Adams, at the age oftourscore, tray
cling a thousand miles from home,
to assist il laying the corner stone
ot an Observatory, on the banks Of
the Ohio. He traverses a region
which had rung with charges of
coalltlon,-corruption, -bribcry, and
is every where received with pro-
found respect, without distinction of
party. He arrives at city where
his name had once been a by-word
of reproach, and its entire popula-
ton lhrong the streets to bid him
welcome. The wise, the good and
the great, all of every rank, class &
pursuit, delight to do him honor
In the presence of thousands, he lays
the corner stone of the Observatory,
and dediCates it to science, virtue &
posterity; he speaks Of the history
OF astronomical science; Of modern
discoveries founded on protracted Oh
servalions of the benefits that have
accrued to our country and race ; of
the ennobling character of these &C.
estill studies and watchings and
warming as he speaks, with flashing
eye and emphatic voice, he pronoun-
ces the old words, "A Lighthouse IN
tie Skics' Instantly there went up
to heaven one universal burst of APP
pause from that vast assemblage.-
The Old man is at last vind!cated.
Truth crushed to cath shall rise again,
The Gtermi! years al God are hers;
While Error Wounded virtues in pain,
And dies amidst her worshippers.'
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BRANDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1874.

you well, tell Molly (meaning his
wile) and the children [ wish them
well, and hope God will bless them"
At that moment he espied his wife
on the stoop Of a house some rods
from the shore, and with one hand,
which was not in the handouts, he
pulled off his old hat, and waving it
toward her exclaimed, "Farewell."
AS he saw by the waving of her
apron, that she recognized him, he
leaned back upon the railing, and in
a fallerlng voice repeated. 'Fare-
well, for ever" Alter a moments
silence, conflicting passions seemed
to tear open his heart, and he ex-
claimed, What have l done that |
should suffer this doom? O, my
wife and children, | want to live no
longer!" and then the big tear roll
cd down his cheek, which he wiped
away with the palm Of his unchain-
ed hand, looked once more at the
mother OF his five children, and the
turning Of the boat hid her face from
him forever. AS [ looked around, |
saw that mine was not the only
heart that had been affected by the
scene, but that the tears standing in
the eyes of many of my fellow pas
sengers bore testimony to the inllu-
ence of human sympathy; and [
could, as an American citizen, stand
ing within the limits of one of the
old Thirteen States, but repeat the
language of MIR. Jefferson, in relation
to the general subject, 81 trcmble
when think that God is just" AZ
Ter we left Smilhport l conversed
freely with all these persons; and in
Intelligence and responsibility OF APP
pearance, the three men who have
thus been torn from their families
would compare tavorably with the
respectable portion Of our colored
men at the North. This is a speci-
men Of what almost daily occurs in
the business Of the slave trade.
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ANTi-SLAT cry.


int following IS copied fom the \.
tribune. Tnis is Ihl way slavery lays
It's rufiian hands upon nen. 1t one whis-
ueis IA the ear Ct slave, that there Is Il
laQd Of freedom, or il any Suspect him OF
such an alirocious deed, he must leave the
Safes, or be hung Wv see what kind
OF punishment they prefer. Sconr9'ng
ca the naked back They are accuslom-
ed to this-Thry understand il.-They
must sge the blood gush. They must
hear The ash-slrokr. or they are uot salts
fed.
AxTi-ABoLIrIoN SoCIETylN MIssoU-
Rive learn fum the ST. johns Re
publican, that Il ,netlns OF the cllzens OF
I, ,,vlS aud Clark counties was held on the
81 Of November, and Il committee appoint
ed to hear allegations against certain per.
sons charged with aiding runaway slaves
TINS committee, "navIug gone through
the testimony, after mature deIlberallon,
ca ne " me C)UL luSlOb III ~ q lC5II JlOSC-
curion would not be justified by the evil
deuce. yes, beng fully persuaded of tn
rult OF tue accused, decIaed tina! D., ID.
p. Nelson BE- repaired 10 leave the State
of Missouri witnn four days, aud that
James Botkin be required to leave his
present residence, (au island in The MISS
.sippi,) within four days, aid not TO settle
wlthla fly miles OF Lewis county, and
never to be again Seen IN Lewis OF Clark
Counties Ii, AFTER The expiration oil the
time specified, he be louad in his present
residence or iu lis neig hborhood, he is 10
receive fhy ashes on his bare back, well
laid on; aud if found on The shores on Ell
Their county in the time specified for his
departure, ne is 10 be hanged by the neck
iii he is dead dead ! dead ~
Afterwards, on motion, il was resolved
10 form an anti-abolItlon society, whose
chief business should BE- to catch runaway
negroes. Sane dozen resolutions were
passed among which we give the fol ow-
ing rs cuflosnIes:
"rha. we recommend the pro2ripty of
bringing from liluois, an abolllonist for
each negro they aid in escaping from
Missouri
That we will give reward Of $500
for the delivery OF Richard ELS, Of Gum
CIV, and 500 for Erasmus Benton Su''-
man, OF Fairfield, when delivered 10 the
Committee OF vlgtiauce.
Thai it need no. be expected that the
very pnient punishment inflicted upon
David P. Nelson, and james Botkln, will
be precedent for similar olfenses hereas-
Ter.
That all negroes fount going at large,
without a pass, be subject 10 receive ten
Iashrs from any member of the anti-aboll-
ton society,""
This oui-Herods Herod. We did MOI
know that our country could furnish a
deIberative assembly so destitute of jus
lice, manly regard for law and honora
Bic feeling as his