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.ArNRIE!~rlE LOVELY HlLDRtN l. ,YFti IN
~ ltAifli ANn GLOOMY N II hNF:S i. 'n-r.
fuoh-r N-sA t1-; ~ not fi s.s I 'fonb IN s'l1r
,.r 9I.t We, yn-cr nnf--Ni I'D. rH,tnr OiC@rdi
77 -i-.t - nj - - ''-c-iitr 81. Fi Ell
f.el. .sc cef:al- r. r'st< "gl - iin~ Pc
WI. .ci --r- rita r-ncn i all Nteriy
ry,-a lfe teii Yos a. a. u; II sold y ~ Broad
yay Fir ;u6- cfre- f;rrpt nd Bgwery C..ilytun's
-ornsr Surns Hudson SIS Hat eornsr BioSdwsy aBc
.-L..h.,ssr~ 49,. :. r g., tV5ii'. t'-ritv .Ii
A NEKICAN SAD tNON>-Fft ,ae N any qnantIt by
As2i SHERMAN. ATWA TER q. CO. 20 B.Oad ~
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Disasters, &C.

Shp A,bue;on, cf = Ardrews y Il. corl Liverpool e.
John l. before 'ca"t-,. Stranded r",s. of teland
b., bn SIT ~. taken Galway sold ~ rOl .lef
lug vs,,s, IL VIII - collected. iio,,au
tpr s!S 0tJ
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ls COTTON FAtrTORY tCR SstLE.-'i'he Ash.
80 lind Factory situated in the town OF sharon. Cnan.
49, near Hitchcock Corner viii he Grn ni 4 c:ea, bar
The pronerty consists Of valuable wafer pO.9er.
o. iuT acre. of land. dwelling house. and the iactoy
hu,'ng, winch rs lGnu with the necessary pfsIa
ion dressing iraniss tools. &c ray Gew, ard all
uuinp ee iot starting The property will BE- sold
tire or the mnchn ~ spaG,tey The pucia'er.
-rced p-lces and easy .cs. Person wishing t"esnuTP
the plrp@y viii cal air Anura iichcoc: q; Hitch
c-t z Corner: ard GO5 terms yt ,.s. &c INQUIRE ci
vi. a. f!GVlES. o. t.,,,
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Foreign Poi.
REFINED SUGARS.

4; Oaau. ..put =. Lausanne. Snanhn- Na~. York
Ar - Halifax. 18TH list Tn5es N,. from Pic;oa. bound ;c
Nsw-lurN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

-5,fIE gt~T sO4P IN TIE E.oR.0-:obsis' in
pr1=-1 l-r'r soap H'' 've. on =' tie -. -i' o; -
.ich nr'bef ani II p,e,,e' gotia = NAL %" the de sue
rol d. i'm. color -.G. tor slrg rsi.f nu
Can't. w hou. Iuiu'inE y c,i Fur rf,' oi -
eng -.c-rs ir Inst ~ 4nr if-.oi=r 'i.,tf fd
,~ = gpGFtT--
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PASSAGE FOa NEH -JtLEahS -gAcg.r

PASSAGE FOX NEH-Jt l-t2hS --'-cs.T ~
'-=iie 3 IL or SETTEs0.H.-iha ~ .n"~-, it'.-
ssAEsajiirg regular packet t,ip Am iNS =. 'Ho'
Bln.r- ,Tlli DaG:i,eT Above in- ecrctoit anon
The sifus it- i'e ~ s1n"n - ir peii'r - 1.5
firr siys and -l-scs ye p!re-! On hS'' Hs rur
.u1i.r, I'D n" if- Et- hrs e-r-i-H ir IL
,rr!. - su at4nG s fH1 eer-cs '--r. - S.lt-
.ff. ~. s---fs : Rrcp11Tr-u'=7 -s ~
.-s IL. .1as--s 2 lie o4Ip pI-- tra aisa
-oo-r'g v-fuin-i tn 'eru- he''o- eifJ ''Ji cat,on
" Z 3 Y lAF-t5 IT.
-nnti..f,e.,. r.--ner u I. .-i.--r- I..-e
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y Il. DlO : Y,
DSIi-IS
=" lis
AND GPATHALMtC SURGEON.
80. SO ,hcmbers-s,. dacr- ". of Broad
|. . 80 y ~

fNoNftAES IA o--etice % DISEASES OF TIE EYE
X t2a 19eiaii - npn aa Organ sll lis apoa7d-ses- A.
unca EYe> n.esd Df. d has iat eignt ysars
voted ms stetco a1'oH exclusively this bT'r
"i N, .5i>s-n hssinc y en- p-r ii Dr. EiiiOrT subs
geay ~ a,S'tsf and later practising - Charleston. - C..
tdr OPERATIONS st-.nsIiGS cH,amct treatment
81 Inc
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Sept ,5 EXCHANGED signals with Bremen ship showing
rei signal w;i, bacS
Ssp3i. st 43tl ons Il 80 SPOKE fishing ch Robin i.om
the Barks. aaucd tu A-ibshsbd
Sep 10 i3 Ion: IS 20 bark, Mary J4Ce itoa London
Nav NnIs
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GAIT Ci OTH-iIo b"I,- assorted. from "a to p iach In
- peria Rls,i, fif sale by
III In GRINNEi.I, auNTUaN & co. - Souti-'i
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SDcLcn, Sc,

The pacss; sheridan, 10: Liverpool. isalned ua..
morning III Ii 1clJCa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
-. u b o-.Is; . ne o-g9ens t:n-:i Z L..
aug 5, .;a7s Darlington, Hlro'd Couu;y Mar iar

an3 & .;aj,F Burlington, Hlr0'd County, Mar iaF1.
4 UcTluN SALE OF REAL E-TATE. MiIH ES-
u TENSiYE WhTtR row ER At VI ii:f 7 LIS,
y YI.ili Le s"d unGe- tie 1f H. LINN Mater
N Chancs. a. Wti.on's Hoe. 2, ine fLi.. tifsme, o.
= V an TfI R.DAI uher y rA1t. iJ O'Clock, ! Vi
4. RE ru.cr IL inig with Wafer Power sr,'nhs iur ~
ari FAc,u:e. ncGus r'., ard Flourin: " u, v; ;rtDh
re furr0-y ard llrgs number uf Village Bu ding Lots
Tine prn,eiy situated e ban. oi e hiuc2~- River
The Utca and Schenectady Railroad pG'es through IT. as!
ai the W.- PoWe5 Lots situated tnat uGli Boat'
my b. "a Ten md unlgdeJ nj Zach 'ii' ste
There u-obnbly situation N tue cited Stn's- uncei
ali clf-jman~e better 9dqped inF erection md succ
l operation ai manufacturing establishments. t.vr,ni -
mrrke,: ncfs puli1-inu ~ mean, o. me Lfl
anal and 10. i;Gip.d rta ;--e and peTTnE@sn s-.y o.
- the ch.i! lii ding Hife 'ii. f"n ltf
r- ruUurY suIruaIjng Il, cnar1e 100 .is ii'Hf n E'
.c1,r !csi ,i,srrp'e ..re cD "ish cr'Nf, fiC
ic.;;-rs or uurcl.s BeG tis tu iLs Ady1tc ch
~ '1r.rs nh Ends Saf, > - ~ lur
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81 FOR SAi.i-A FARi; containing seventy Hcret -
cT. choce Land - coed state ui cu.uvaon situate
Is@ m The tuwn Of Cornvni. Orange County. y Y. 30
ii view Of the Hor R'yei rt mic from the vEse T.,
,n.se,bury and WITHIN i've n.,e> al Eewbr.Eh On rll
Farm good substantial AMI well finished awtiiIng houe
VII. the Necessary oubmdnrs and srcat yaey ." eyc-'
el iTuii lis OcntHn nnd other advantages. bong m: vi
cny good schools and chnchHs. render altogether
hasi-ibe pro9eftv Title nd'pHab. anG trims arcnnmn
,InitNg. For further parraT> inquire a. Ito SnUc i. :.
= Cty. ar NJ T.. X. BURCji ARD. on IN" premises
Ire above Farm WITHIN tour honT sail 0i Ne'r f"rs r
which person spend vs hnus ana rc;ufn the ,hne
.lnr s. Ir1
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BEARS OH-HlGFLv SCENTED
4 ;. La ~ % - .,lR fnLIL IL AII -lLl- nj


Hen,y fIau-d that Bears properly DreDgrsI
the best ever discovered oT the preservation o a
hrir or restoring Il when bald. Mesrs & U. lut & to.
nave saved no expense getting the genuine Ben ssa,=
fro, a;ad aut ei.eyeCs, aud have prepared 10 such
manner hat ta oil combined with l. rh p=ruTe. 7ei-f. j.
trtisQensa hlr .nI tote; and dressing room o. all
sd by &. B S.N Ni- & GO, NJ. SI3 lifJaGway. Granite
DL.L- -LtL y :
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tsA, At rilt NIE -Ahi.. EuI u etl. nInf Vrf'i
~ pncH the ease lut oi eIpuui Un ~ South -u
-L.- 9h stree tmyer.fy Pace. granted hY h Tl
9TH = iut' ~. Eutoaf ~ ground rrat Ui So
pei Gnuun. "hich j. rgui u. 10 ,iag next agn'y !.
AaTilD.N J. Bt.i;tt kEB x 80.
s4e No Broud ir e., - all tfe0f.
sss.T FOR SaLE-A very snug fura. s.tGate,! 5of
N islaHd, oni 7,le> from the cly OF New N4s. cot
a. 81 Of winch hlrh State of cuyl
aud 10 zDod heavy timber good Orchards. good
Dwelling House, Hnrn and Cnw iiGse nad wei al ~
soft the door. One hal the purchase mof'y
bond and mnlicrge tor number OF years Fu
particulars .nQui-p oi HENRY AntlR. No 2+S iursnH
Rrookkn. orCAUST & DERGiCkSOA ia9 south street.
Eaw York 81
G9sS IMPROVED FARMS FOE oNi.E-uue neat trt'
.-:--- read
one WosicheeI Village, i59 Gcrss All mile, iron
Raruad-i3tro the t'iy.
VIII b. EXCHANGED los tY p!onerty. !A?2'y 10
~ IN c. BOLTON. IS IfreGwIch.s:rcc..
PARTICULARS: Of the Farm N Huntington Township
j. l. advertised some time since h ". & j. T. jUnrni Z,
nav be had 1t their office. 1t Sou;h.t o a
hmis
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q. JENE son.
-...., &C. I.. f4.....,... 81.

ADS PArE&T STlVCS-
aflDr,, Sore. Nua~r.,, &c
sHiaf fhpsc - VeSc' new gEi.
Ppiior.. &c tng thcr wif1 or Z =
.raS 'or lu-nla; wool 0i COZ. I.
rI hose Hp t,H. .nt - 70 va
orment bq'ofe pufcta,Iag els I,
pui uE .t -l.t lDu--. l4a ah
81. o. crr lV
Z. ! Wat -, rea. Fl.tol.
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DRDFESSJ2 OiA.St@
! Fur 1hIfele5. Hu.i,, =
: iaTs an1 b-ag'liu. . orr
tern, also iNW. i9'll f.,
.GrfE ltofo-tsffe,i-nY.e -.
hnv d -n maGeih!, H-.H. q
r;niil.ayttrtpsE .sf-
.t..-. yeE ru#.rl '. d
l. Gfs o sheet r4 work DO
- V.ii. HE - Hlij
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

CO. asst t.. u uu 'luH'y
Ney. Y"fS n"tice h-c.y t'i i'rT.ln- having
riir! ,r,.,u. iu tVsi4-r CIV Nc, Nur,
tGsusei-g d,cer~.,'. t'r ~ - Inc
youcef, iers to t'e subscribe. nt Ns ,hs" No ~ Nr
street. 40 rs ~ New i'fl le"rte "g.He-rh
iry ~ lsuiiur, Ontei Nrt fls i-, s,"i i.y.
1874 Isl} h,,,rt lNN t.Nii I,-pN. i.N.'uuf.
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40 EE EET.

L., APARgAFNT:' 70 lET-Fyo fae ilrgs gn-i7-
80 TIE i'i u md "He o." NO peasant 90 :;
49, iHo 10 - .gt u.tgli>ci 10 gen -.si;. ~
itJ +a.' BFoadway. dovr lHoye kuser street.
mus'e'ate. .2,5,f
-. BUILDING LOTS 70 LIZ USE f;.r q term ol year
4-AS laGuils OF MOTT x BkUrHER~
ai-.A importers OF Fine Waiche'. ~ y" NHss,u.,;
ppn size the Custom nnTss
-, 10 lEiThe upnaf pftt OF the sloly !ous-. '4E
20 lie 81 cons. of three second llJ:. from
49, basement and Gtick. references exchgnse! lw
-. TO LEr-A uest story irsma iiouse. Garden an
- EHrG alt-cla EnG scci We, ui water. COMP. ias
. l. lots n ground, enci.et gI;h pIcke:-9al= fence.
situated C,h Avenue and 5uth R4n' ow good
an. Appi. MOTT, EhUT Is Frs : Nss-au s..
SO tie Dppti, IL Custom House.
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..At,5f> l-iR a - sIItYsri NJ, 1s..-s = -.5le
~ sr. 81 lzr.. Elt-n. = .rr-i= y .-.-ief - ?. =.
nj Nails se-s ship ,nd Boat -,s4ez. sEa.7cr st- re-
'-'''''' ~ -' y q RGi5Epsrs, JIg ..'s-t-,:rz=.
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iseiHIaiff.
John ~ ruaci5. Y. =.
l'h.s- i'iI,cr- are h'ghiy nm-
70 NOT liable iu pet lHl NJ re-
f,o.i wbal lJ..u pperuOr.
themselves. nni gfg lsD most
the : hnylAfil nf N'.sis7'ru u
Pes q. dc>rrnuS ni e. rn.Ii
tae pulcirla o. ~ 1newu,I q
Inc. are .nr-i sp6 rN1iIbnl
"
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siau. % siat ri y
tirress. y q
t..'aa. y
iur nos - Prof O..
,tffy 80 'A. College Ii
Hr~a' ana -UIE1ou-. -.
=
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DT:CH ORCHARD CotL-iiy Tard "a nov s'"c.@d
i-ha iuifsgpp, u " n. = rlu' ''4s. - " -, ~
.ll, ti 1-,,ni-il- s...- 20 nay 10 ~ rr --e'"H -
uur.- o. - good coal u .es i3 =
rr-- f.i..iI 20 ,. l-.r1 cr huv- .sI5 -'ss en-
ia-- .,;-p ~ ...s, ,-ilh iis fI,e 20 isi-h his
GItl. Via.iA Err. 54 Houston stree.
- boc.s wg>, u B-u-G7ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

nRRFL COAL-The .hp - Ge9rse ms ny l a,.ei,aE
- nr very oi 81 " oodcoeH = 0l :
.7l i,.-ai N II h. i-f.t ,ae ltLntlsio sut pu-
c1a-ets--e. NE '"l'. I-afh-' y ,,y,Rn l. BROWNE.
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I4I-s Inner. I'm 10 pl 10
......A mn


I-.tF ttH o.. D.
. k-aue, Is srr- 81 \.
lprr ~ itp F-.is-.-f g;
E-,m ''y TT. fr- CHy.-r'y.
iss = Gr-"grrp 'i u.
s'i--hen i"G. uu- afiIr f1.l-
nj inf""laslur.- u, tho
/ Crotup Ngtct Wr-..
iIlHu'hur !. '"d,iir. Dr. "a.
mental uai wilii-s to ieHr'
-lr. .r -unl"c' ~ iamfs ifuri
Icy hGv iif uir''f ,.i r'-tu,'ns
o. ur r5iy de isu d iarhFernI
lt-
3 lie fi''sr api understanding
1D c>i, u Gl iIrpad ~. wh-ie
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: -: = TME srEANEa sHRENsE,LKv

Leave Ne,. Ycf> at 2. = 4 Nix. ~ . r. Nj
staten Island. g 10. 4. M.-'2s,. "a is.P VI.
G- NlCo.d sii'pprd must be particularly marked r5a
IA Mt the .,s u na own th-y- -
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s,HtEN-!Vt. ~ YAI's..l .'Dty,-!t. il,O., Aii-1
EAEniU .,Elt. Vtit! - LAMB sttA -si ~. iyriE ~
iJrua.s County. Ire HEani aver, 81 miles lrDIn ne ti
o: e,v Ior. tie Y0. .:i In. Railroad Orange TN
PIKE and HaHgn i,,'e; ng1iy through ne centre -
the tract Tho water pave: capable dn-lns Sidci1s5 II
uirry aT extent g-eat body ni water with :se
IA; ll1 There IRE about u 20 o: land, houyly t
,-, with YOo3 y. 80 years Ero. There IRE sfo
extensive OF Syt quality, Gnd limestone p?ss:n
res strength Pari O the eIh ws;d nuke excellent isrn'
II. nke miles long Tn3 one mile H's les IN cr7
r o! he c tHc scaneT7 o. when Oeautiui. ne plac
remarkably Eehy II the AuTrH trurt, ir
ts three males above p'e-~Ia'- WORKS.
SccEs mad 10 H:ea ~ lou! 6ur- zoe; IRE -7 G.
Me-, hy Nav York GnG ts RHlirod or n i'"g C'
,1 nours F U EacteIS7ck Gnd oan-o Turnpike,
OF the s3y oi NyecS a-ef-ifnw CT me Hudson yc
!nrgic q, SO y ChHthn.n =. re- fr,
GOOD nPORTUNlTY--Wopl.EN FACTORY
"a TGa Sh.E.Ihe s't.crae si'S q" all hull or thr
whole J b.. Factory. p.asgAy situated "a ne faninr'o
river m Ncq= hartford g. l.5. Is Fum Et oi. Sai
Ai in .uccS>.ui OueTo bnd produces esry yG-dS o:
R>oad in,h per Gy. he raef power Jaiang and sui
frlen, NJ MI times Ia move oubls the hmnun u nachucy
Tie style % th made may he ai Messrs Colin. Brad
10y {. A Exchange IHce ! ARD II Nj ~ bro,gr.
r. ri hgoS store Market - phgda pha. TheIsi- iI
ct,ne shop rods distant where all kInis oi lechrcT
nre mace and repaired Possession nmed1teiy
deslred oT d'ief particulars inquire OF > h. ke
Nsw Iiartiord Ct sept l2'h 1874 GEO. G. KELI CGC.
The Will furnish his 3I,e, hcf6het and >tef'
Wool Picker. short notice and rclSorabc terms Also.
the a;e and approved si,e OF CrGn- AMI SPINNING
'"r 20 IL. M " ~ ~ GEO e KELLOGG
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gTTOOD-lcC cord. Geo,zis tat fitch Pre- Wood or
w for which uppiy IN bnHri DeTs, Il "i
70 A. ANEhILL J. Co. 20 :. G;n.,;. ssi 81
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ip. De-. ,,-l1ia .l.cS
l.. III A...-----.n I.-

T.e--ss ,I'R = ya. Of o;'er Hrc''s ~ 7 Boo ard
t,-, ,>h-hffsy s se. '1ys f0y oi t3e teer or
In r.r u1rG,r'ire1 trr.t -1c tudar,s'l 90 ~.
~ IT. ~ advance, ms "u ttasigu."oas \ ~
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: i'oi cheeks are uTctty-u0' ret hnir--
n'r.. Lrttr--. .,uI Ir-e.- rnrnnIa.tnn [ Il :"

Gi- c.lea;a'r ITALIAN Bys chG1cc red or ha!r
win krrs booking brown. auburn hrck
w'nou, ai1n. the kin in the eGE,. ms "arrg1tad
who ti.-r ~ - Wit rt5 red whjsseJ- lrrcerl Tie
Italn Dye add SolGee and appearance To tho hair eqan
10
nucri,t. ~ i3rrrdvhy Chrmbers street, the
ira7rle fiudir. sold also az 70 Fulton ma q Els
!s,,1f. f-Iaa ~ . lfi
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ore N i:oI Jersey CIV. FaF p-tncuiar'. Hlu.;e II
jhnt1G:l.St!eci. re- M
sy-.- tOk Al.E-Ihr tail'ut fgrm. - beethoven
kS New. JcrseyHtuu y of ,hlri bei!; IL
wood and ilnherthc remainder a csarei
1pf Tho greater r1ft ,v laid dorn cr-,s and
fr,f ,le hCi und in good rce II ,sitnaie He Elr-
hetht.wn nti 'cmnaivia iinilrOaiabOut htli way bt
tween he Town and tzrbe'hprri
On the gietnses twp story i,due, with ma cl
rooms - pat inmb'G nanel cumices sLd hHrd ~H-zoi
rua m. t.5-a lRrCe scaen urd ccll large arn ard
other hu,lings lGJ feet long, good " e II wates rnd
tricS C,t euien aud much fruit OF Siud.
md every make such place d-siGl.be II"
cars t,sc;hcr Itkc9 10 passages each wny
from NevN deg. Tho subscriber Il sell The
pr, ver. wan I02O g. 5iacIe iu b.. rchs
may tie VIII ,eil low. und WI mike ~" ?ai men;
easy Apply Ia :. y. BRITfSH,
~ lmn wv p Euy4he hf..,~n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
NUMBE r. 3.
RELIGION AND POLITICS.
BY GERRIr slfITM

bt HLNElE StllIHs
1t Is necessary to preach politics, if it is ouly to dispel
the deluaion that men can, in their political relations, inno-
Gently do that which in their other relations they would
shrink from as highly criminal. The voters of this country
generally act rs If feeling that they have q dispclsation 10
do as they list at the polls~-as ~if'fceling that Gods jur!>-
diction does not extend to the polls. This co1rs from tho
drehdtul mistake of drawing a line between religion and
politics, and of allowing men to fancy that their religion 10
better tba nlhcir politics; that their moral character is bet
ter than their political character. | scarcely. need say be-
fore all enlightened audience, that God requires as much
holiness at the polls as elsewhere. scarcely need say.
that tits as wicked, in point Of fact, to make, or refuse III
repeal slave laws, 8hd to elect men TO Office who will make,
OF retusN to rC peal such laws, a. it is to bntld ships for The
slaye-trade, or to forge nanacles and letters for the VIC
TINS of hat trade.
American Slavery must soon die. The evil can become
but little greater, ere it will work its own destruction. If
the pulpit OF this country shall, without delay, preach BIZ
bic politics, the people without delay, Gdopt, and act upon
them and then through the peaceful power of the peace
full ballot box, slavery VIII die a peaceful us well us speedy
death. We shall scarcely have abolished the national
parts Of slavery, by which | mean slavery in the District
of Columbia, in the Territories, and under the national
nag, ere State sl1very,th4a 10 Ioh5ef- Pr5tPctco ,or counte"
nanccd ny our national prO-sIaVcry example, will die Il
quiet death. But let us delay a little longer the remedial
application OF righteous politics to the gigantic evil, let the
politics which bind and outrage and crush Our brother,
continue a little longer to be our prevailing politics-and
our country will finish the bloodiest chapter in all the hook
OF time. There will be such a reckoning for deep and
damnlng Wr0ngs-suCh an Oulburstng Of slnothercd, pent~
up revenge, as living man has never seen. There will be,
III Apoc0Iy ptlc language, 'hI0od even unto the h0rse-bri-
dies close my remarks with the most deeply earnest
entreaty to all ministers Of The gospel to preach politics.
to urge their hearers with all the power Of which they are
capable, ITO more to vote the lash on the back of millions,
bur to vote it 0ft-no bnorG to vote the Bible out of their
hands, but to vote it into their hands-no more to vote
their continued subsection, but their immediate exemption
from, a system of hOrrid Wholesale MURDER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

10 THREE MORE SLAVE-HOLDING FoRE1GN MINISTERS
have just been appointed. Robert Wicklnfe, Jr, of Kentucky,
to Sardinia; Abram Rencher, of North Carolina, to Portugal;
and Danley S. Carr, of Virginia, to Turkey. Noble Represen-
Itatiyes Of a free people.
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"Increased by peculiar local cause.
Partial.
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l. Il \ Ny LoC< " SPIT l.
ESTABLISHED
S%@
~ We
GEN. GEORGE COOK, T., T.. -,

L
-.,,..,.,. '.'' ,.'hN
4 - - = lie Consulted eonhdehila.If'
r. INN d, ,,"4nY. \. 5=
a. IH'' 5foec institution. eSiahIlsht5
i - 5tsaliV Sp"hta u II ne Noie2us
peanalfai7 pl me present acc, ~ az ta01ee;
locaien IN tttred lnft OF NE CIV "eiathel
i'n an ma 81 phn'' 'eSoti Nh"'ts'i N
Nhalf OF me Inn n - aste1 nv phAthlS.
earh having lh@f own room ana n3' 5aole
10 - ne 1'''tNti al Al, "pstf Hei-. ~ NIX,
la9aaft ''5 19ee.'''i = ihe o'N
~ -. 'l" - -. ',, r.
- -, ,,.a -, III, a,.a.a.,.d
oH't7 '"nrui ~ #'n''N ~
are IA '"u St9ua9 Ho"I' 80 tiossPIIH' wy staa -
Is aAHe it ~, " IN every '1'HH4 i"l ING e'ssif
81 r'ue1i7' fv.l
= ' ~ ~ g VIZ ~ ~ =" 81,
l,.9'ase. ''I''fli. : 'WIh'I ',hN
0u nc IN me te'hrA INN l'h'Y, ofe'1,-
AID Gonorhca. Geearauve aud nervous pfhd-
. ~ hficUrAi AMI "a. "lhHr Hlsf3sfs "l W : -"
and aNrt ii'nA oi the Uuarr ORGANS, IN ihalf
mosf malignant and advanced sfnp's, hr eeole
+ > aeknowI"'eed - be inHeH re'f't"ted. = -
hfoFeIe'HI MAJ lS'asc1 ~ ms ''S9 si'.il'l
I'd 10 De lncnfabif NY "ihsfs IRE dp'f "a
confenpniIF rom ed ny 'f ''"Ne "iih'3'ut
NOR nan Sr nafR tr,"hIe ltl3i'l'I WIN i,.'
pfatiff &" I4.H +f1nfi ne lafRiap '.'1N
own pa 'nI- ana very frequently '"e P"''u''o
oInef 3t-l'lfhea -, ==
Ut ooKe - me eiar@' 40 Vff1s=HI ~
I'm 1tfHF ~ 4iahh}' y l - Ms hie'IC"I '"t'"''
. ar hnuNapod.
Amena 'he mos -eL"',a,"d ahyscr'ns 81 ~
aces 6en Cooke, NJ %. l. u a, Nhan0
mr. founder Gi I'VE elh1nY lefA h"E.-",. ~
- msnil"nci ~ ne hfPn's' terlna on nr'l1' i"'
h. beneyolenee and ph1agfhfohv., not only hg
eaners OF nrWspnnfrs, h.'i ms "eti' ~
saerad de.k - Dlpo'rat;c tPn5 Banrsr.
-ttyGeneyer IN. n3for,,rafe consult DR. Cooks
If Alh,pv ,Leg are verv n .lit.ly conducted 10 u
+ ,e5,,,.' ..,, ~ n,,er,lly crov. ID with
c,,la,,,,als - H. b,abos, orIe, N LARGE class
/ ,. - 81 -, =, - ,,,,ct,oa Of T. ,s natients
2ve5y fe,, mo-, have the honor 10 hold snch
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EOTNTAJ\ JNS.
Hats Bei,bo,rer'S1 TiGHr ST. BALTIMORE.
w w Mn ,
hDTIIIfR LOCe

TT ANING leascd iils oytrnslve nnd hvotle IS
iasAshr-eui. and entirely trnrvnfed MI re-
fitted u hronghout. 20 hat it can romnafe """'"fas
rcouay viii similar esiah'hr'.n' N H." I'Hlon
have M hesitoii"n IN endeavoriur Ia nnm"i = a
attention NJ The travelling ruhlis n ih.- 'v"tfr
IIoiel fftha rnosi slrennous efetllans, l"iu'H 10
everr possible rouVrnieare 20 he 'arnd elsrW heru.
can insnrr kuccc4s. they nlcdge themselves thu ~
former VOL enrnod reputation shall not only be
meritca hut eurpassed
In nceordancr with the drnicanes Of The lines.
thov hnvo determined n roincs ilcr charges Ia
corrcsnond rrcc q - ner dsy
Rrimnre. Tnlv 2. 1911 IL
En no2 rntreilaa m parnsals.
" reetfnrs- Sdk, sam cashmere, Na.en-
-. &.
D'Orsar pia,ds Nelvo'e"rs
m p Ticklnr- Which f vow CT 10 "'l show
WOW chean.
nqrl JOHNSTON BrRRfHtI. co.
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UNRFSH GOODS Hboies4lc or Retail.
b 400 peices Amersar Prints
"a peces plain and fs'd Alpacas.
10 do Mouslln de Lame cheap
u do Rahariae LhwRs.
DO White ard Pink Tarlton;
IN Do Brk ard white Blond silk & cotton
fe,y ne,ce. Sryadla and Tallan for ladies
dress. now IN m store and for sale low 80
nstU JOHNSTON. BERRYlilL Ii %.
DLACK French Cloth. BIZ English Cloth
ID do American do. -,L-
Kentucky Jeans.
Nerin3 casslmeres.
Black and fancy cas- meres.
Rob Roy d.
Sumner cloths &c. - be had A. -,,..
JOHNSTON. BERRilliLL 4 cos
A. chean a. a.any other store n the West.
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INSURANCE.,

"a ''r ~ UNI nv " - NJ
at The ioneN rates on
buildings OF itinds, stDno, bf1ek or " oo3en
ahd thor contents.
Sieanooa'si factories; mills &c
Furniture:
And merchandise oiRll klads.
And agalnft ail dangers ate DIM The Ibns
poriahon OF goods GU rlyors, lakes. seas. caHais
and railroads
Fer the character Of the conipan 14 t0rromp-
tiude and hheTality IN the adius;nlen' ard n
mem oflssses We beg leave t. ref 60 the npr-
chants II thu place Pnd elsewhere VINO hav. tad
he adjustment Of elaiu4 upon IA ar41
,tee N VI 10 s. Il w II tRplNG ~re#Y
ENRE y MARINE ISSTRANf g=-rbcre nc
a t~oslluatons only Ia Which Ia1Itiduals ran
he placed, where thay cRn adeqnafel4 appreclffe
me NaIHe "i insurance. These ma, nh., f1uf=
l1H mon ina runs . their own ptopertr thtt
recetYing from an insurance oil thc full =
mount which thoy have lost. or .fardIng on the
-alue sppt surrounded perh ans hv 4 ISOLATE tan.
nv lamenug hat STUPIDITY aud iaIIs which hid
iaIef 10 NJ vide FIR such q conurRfrry
Afki SON Agent Of the Pc FEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARfFDbD, CONN
wul take rlsks on dwelling houses. ware HOUSES,
stores. NILS. factories. dc, ter.fher With INN
conienis, snch MS furniture. mct shardlse, ma
0hinerF. and evdrvother description Of lnsulabe =,
pronrrtY' Alse, on steam, keel and fai hoais
ma thor rar2oes 10 and from any port On tue
Western Wators
Hotel IN $50.
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y
W N@a befh B1hk d Virginia
4"
; ) a.' 4 .- 'aa a.afi'' ahd -.
''''''-ia.. All Aee'a'Hea Bank ei " heeiii.e.
",
l''' 10. .s...'a''
'.''NIbY-Bf virtue If J''n' decree
quo. .. ..e asa'e named causes. hy The On.
>'' l..a = L." and Chaneetv TOR I ONO
.eI'1 lay Of No'emh'f. lsi3' n
y .'sa5 lay Of May. l'ii, HE .ame
l.,'l a',.a' HE front dor Of The canfl
4 E'' Of o'a County 10 .rli. to 'he highest aod
"a. gda.e a'e''"a. 'ao acre. Of ground
3. 'e''.aa.as a', The northern line Of weo1'.
| /, , ,l Ii. hence \. 20 teefee.. I. %
e. |"a'''' A.lal degree, W. ~ poles IN a
sJ.,.. s.S''''' " = ~.Io l'l's 10
i,-ls We # hti''hnts mad. lhenee With
L., NJ .e.f's' L. IA POLES 10 the begin
Ala o.
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..NNlI.L 1 MrRCrn

&p0arr95S,. . .5.,. Alon,a LIlqj
heai S., H. n q THEY Tathan (, Walker,
n'sl, nee Thread Spaoii an p.ot,on Ia t..
a i,ss H., Cotton Hosiery and Gloves
a' g,,.. J a2ia and Paper Buttons a"l and
''""' ~, Opposite Sharp st.
~, 'a,erb4,. BALTIMORE. MD.
"i'aal are receIyIns bg The d,deren,
M .5,..s'p2l general ass .C T, ne, 80 ~
',,'''gs He. wsIch al, ~ be ~
>, o.5i' s.7..,fis Buttons, brushes and VaIie.
~. ..,'ar AL makes Their asso,,n'.n,
y, .'i2.1.sa l.. p which lheg inyitc iheir
n FL, aa4 g5s-,'te.'Iia'I.na, as their rrees ar
n peat N any Of The east
"O SSELL & MERCER.