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WELLS TRAVELS.

rTRAVELs in NorhAm,rca m the years 1871 and lsi-
with Geographical Observations on The United siae-
Canada and Nova SCOTS. by Charles Lye 30. r h> Az
thor Principles % Geology bound IN one or wv" Nu
rfne- fun cloth illustrated by many wood cuts, together
viii beautiful coored geological map and several colored
plates. Price = IS or - go
Also cheap edition u the above work, with a. The
cui- in paper binding Price > cents
" Nr Lyelis book i quite " gal hef ron eFtIs
page OF - work tie most valuable ni0r Ion IL : guile
refreshing TO ase Up 81 travels n he ted STATES
written by an intelligent foreigner and IN cerdld and lem
peraie manner"-fS. 7. True sun.
Thi. J. decidedly one of ~ sny and incepen-
dent books Of travels this that We have rsd or
long time Besides his opinions on matters ana ungs,
hh are ,si aud 20 The purpose tie author has enriched
liz work with valuable geological Oh>erv siions- kovr
Publi.h-i ana FOR sas ~ s9E WILEY PUTNAM.
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BOARDING AND DAY sCHo

NOR YOUNG LADIES Mr.. BAILEY VII be- happy q
L receive her pupils Monday he 8ln OF September
There few vacaucir- for boarders those desirou-
placing their daughters r. this establishment VIII please ap
ply Mrs. Baiey's re-idrnce No 10 cao-pac- b.eee"
hi-h NV
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.-COnsumptio
~ disamed of it, Terrors-DociOr HASTINGS, Of Lon
dom appointed Messrs Moore Co of New YORK, SOLE
American AGENTS for his celebrated COMPOUND SYRUP of
SsPH1HA which after the amples experience and proof u
now acknowledge by all the sbles physicians OF hoh r-
sphres 10 be auck and positive remedy for aeng the
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The srnsll and great are there;
And the servant - free from his master
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TERRITORIAL sPECTAcLEs.


THESE LENSES, pronounced superior 10 oil others IN
by Drs Lsrdnef Patterson aud numerous otir sc
entfc gentlemen OF American invention and mauuaf
Ell only al tiie new and extensive OPTICAL WORMS,
North Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials OF -if mefs
be shawn hlt seeing r. believing u- public are ~
yed ~ examine and nudge Tor leu selves. They HLy 10
found wholesale and retail Agency, No ~ Broad way
and also 4. j. CKONEsS Book Store, SO Broad Nsy
Difficult Of deficient vision solicited.
mh11 vtf y r : BRIGHAM.
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Sid from Liverpool 18th ult ship Georeisna. Benin,
New-Nork
OF Ise of Wight 9th ui brig Sophia Kinney, from
London for the Canary islands 20 load for Newly York
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nNM0,. OPEKA HOUHk.-CONCEkIs ~

L THE SWISS BELL-RISGERs. with other EnieIls. y
ments varied every evening-Ths band have inner p.et
sure IN announcing series " Concerts al tins
lishm.nt IN which in addition 70 th-r own pefio'
they have secured he services OF Mira IiM " nr
Vocalist; Master sCONCIA, the urnVsIed -
Mr. n c TINM the celebrated Pianist The tnro tonceII
will take place this evening. "Wednesday Sept Az @,
occasion The Bell Ringers will play six popua, 90
tiops Mr.. Timm will sing vareiyo % iaVolie ~
Hs.,e scoucia will perform severn. solos ana Aha' VI
the Violin. accompanied by Mr H. {, p p.anl.,ra
Full particulars viii be found IN ls ,., Po,e q cis
Doors open at 7-Concert coumeh.rs .. ~. ..., ,-s
Tickets may obtained AZ me As,1r ss ,'sa' srd
tIs,5,s Uofe nj Atwi's Num- Clarke- riDei,s -
MiIetis music s'o'' e 80 lwis
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wooDwoRTH' FLAMING MACHINES.

WOODWORTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
EOURTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
l. many valuable improvements and additions 10 ii. for
mer Tools the subscriber IA furnish short notice,
and Of the perfect construction materials and work
man ship, Machines plane Wood IN all IT, yarirties such
~ planning sgrfacing only. or cutting nOulding..
Also planng 0Bgelng and growing joining, or raJbet
iny and planning claphOarfs
Application may be- made 10 the Subscriber 81 his esab
lshnenf IN EoxborG, his ofce, Of Commercial
and Lewsstrees Boston where machines may b. and
any information relative the may be- obtained;
well Of Josiah Blackwell h Co NrwfOfk Or Of }. W.
sohencs Albany Lesrs of mere inquiry must BE- post paid
SAMUEL Il. SCHENCk
Foxboro' Mass April I, 1874 ally
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH-sT.
IL EMEis, BREESE SAMPSON, sueeessors 10
IN bOOruan Johnston Ayres Co. have on hand and Offer
for sale liberal gl assortment OF NkDisH fat
and square IRON
RussiaP / Did Sable Iron
English and American round fat and square Bar lrol
Bgax.ers Rods, SD 10 halfnch
SPIKE Rods and shoe Shapes, II OIL sizes
Horse MAJ ROs- Of Norwegian Old Sable and Juniais Iron
Band Scroll and Hoop Iron Of al sizes
Cast Steel Steel and German Steel Of ysrO1s stamps
sprng Steel American Blister sieei, ~ bstrr Steel
Boiler and Flpe iron, Of al sizes
Ship Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cul Mails, Brads and Spikes. VI al sizes
Collins a CO. genuine nf-[ tn
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VOC NJ. III y ~ON-1nO hall chests, 81 quarter DO.
i CHULAN sOUCHONG-lf0 ar. boxes.
PEKOE FLOWFRS-l3 chests.
Hyson tvery -uper1Orl-2j chests and 10 half do.
Also very full Of Teas OF every description.
embracing fine and good qualities, for sale wholesale
retail CANTON TEA COMPANY,
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NO. 2ASTOR HOUSE, will receive large supply OF
Lonion Illustrated papers &c &c. By the Greai Wet
Just Pubshed-Songs the gn,hy Lever . Cts
The Man o.. Fortune. By Mrs. Gore This u highly
popular novel, 10y equally popular author Pnce = 60
Rankings Abstract OF The Medical Sciences, beng az
gest Of i- principal medical works OF the last six months
81 pages. Price 30 cents
Monica. or the Wandering Heiress. ~ cents.
Romance and Realty. By 7. 5 Arthur. = cents
Essays 81 Ella By Charles Lamb. ST. CT.
L nce HObsOn and !. or Sashe- AZ Life. 81 c's-
And all the other Cheap Publications for sale wholesale and
retail By NM- TAYLOR No : A-ior HOUSE % us
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Amnsements.
G..

NIIBLO,S GARDENING pos'ponenert a. THIS &C.
/ tablishnen, scc0unt Of the weather A. the Crsno
Entrance Broadway the Saloon s pFotecis and
he New Saloon which ventilated from the top and sides
can be enclosed at moments notice Doors open at T. fer
fom,nce 10 commence sf7;. "Wednesday Evening, sept
IOh-T, commence with the Overture 10 la RENE oe
Cbypre To he followed by the Grand Open q La Rene
de chypre. The Queen Of Cyprus Tickets % cents %
All paris Of the saloon except the PArqueie and Proscnu
Boxes FOR which b. taken during the dsy ard 80
cured for the evening One Dollar each, Application g.
ihe Boy OHlce from DO % 4. Prvae Bo1e. - earn
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
The amendment was agreed to-sO for it, to

The amendment was agreed to-S0 for 1t, to .
against it.
by fixing the rates Of postage upon single letters at
uniform rate of five cents for any distance OF
carriage, instead Of the FIVE and ten cent rates,
for distances not exceeding 100 miles, as the case
may be. -
The amendment was supported by Messrs SIM
mons and Phelps, and opposed by MIR. Merrick, be,
cause of the lmposslbity OF uniform charge OF
five cents afordlng revenues sufficient tor the most
meagre support OF the Department
And the amendment was agreed to, 81 to IA, as
follows:-
YnAs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchson, Barrow, Bay
ard, Benton, Breese. Choate, Dix. Dayton Dickinson
Evans, Foster Francis, Hannegan, Haywood, Henderson
Huntington Jarnagn. Miller, Morehosd Niles, Phelps
Porter, semPle, simmons. Surgeon Tappan, Upham
walker, White Woodbridge 33
NAN.Messrs. Atherton, Buchanan. Clayton, Colqut
Fairfield, Huger, Johnson, Lewis, Mangum, Merrick
Pearce, ltives, Sevier Woodbury-l4.
Mr.. NILES amendment came up for payment oi
railroad companies, by the Department, per annum,
$500. or 800, or $50 per mile, according to theii
railroad lines, IN respect Of the class TO which they
may beong-the first, second, or third class OF rail
roads, which was agreed to.
MIR. HUGRR moved to reconsider, with view to
increase this mileage TO railroads TO $3.50, for the
first class. Mr.. H. contended that Mr.. Niles was
their duties, and their small profits. Nor did the
Senator know anything more as regards the rapa
city of railroad companies, and argued to show it
Mr. Niles replied, and Mr.. Dayton sustained the
motion to reconsider. MIR Huntington did the
same Mr.. White opposed any increase of the
maximum, with much fervency.
The vote was reconsidered- "a, noes 10.
A motion was made to 60 into Executive bust
ness. Mr.. Merrick appealed for the engrossmen
of the Post office billie to II Not carried.
An adjournment was moved. Division called
for--l9 to 10. Not successful.
Molten renewed by Mr.. Berrien to 60 into Ex
ecutive business. Objected to.
Mr. BKKRIEN moved to lay the bill on the table
Divison-22 in the afhrmative-bill laid on the
table.
And the Senate went into Executive session.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
PUBLISHED DAILY GY
J A "a ~ n q q II Ii a M n ~ N n A. Il

wv CORNER FULTON AND NAssAU sINgETB,
THE Nrw YORK HffALD--A Dsaiy Paper, isrncd eveSy
morning Of IN, wsskprics rwo cswrs per rpy Coartry
subscribers turn ahsd at the rate a echc pssiod
vancs.
Tvs WsgxLy FhnALp-lsspsd Saturday morpisx az
- oaiocs--frce sif suxHDR cyvrs eTpy--tar.
sisnes 70 Cosalry sabscrbesf psf snnam. ssvra~.
yssssrsusvnys rssussss4 isiafss ss, is,tsr-tS
ysSss c..:ss Ds..yry vre--,,sE3tass, Essnls
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
TWEEN NrY-GIGHrH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
In senate.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb 8, 1845
Alter an affecting prayer by Rev. Mr.. Daily,
and The rehearsal OF the Journal of yesterday,
The Chair laid before the Senate message from
the EXECUTIVE covering a report of the operations
of the U. s Mint and branches, for the year 1874.
Ordered to be printed
Mr.. BAIARD preaented petition from influential
citizens OF New York, asking, the abolishment Of
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
WORMs! WORMs!! WORMS 4!

WoRMs are swept sway 5sr the stomach .na Bowel. by
destruction They perish nndsr its searching influence
ly and expelled with the in which they embed
renee Of the disorder should take place few dose: Of the
ecs does not weaken with repetition. Those who suffer from
no Pks or ksnen: Fever, complaint where amild
AAhse valuable remedy. sold By the Agents. A.
BANDS. Druggsn, No. 70 Fulton szsst, Ss Broadway.
q Broadway N
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
M E D nc A l. A DIV VICE E
PRIVATE DISEASES.

THE MEMBERS OF THE New YORK COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, esdbItshed for the sup
preston of gackeyy, continue direct their particular
attention to all diseases Of private and
safe and cure without injury 70 The consultation
make application the College e first appearance Of
those dsea.es amount Of suffering and may be
thus avoided One of te members Of the College, for
connected with ne principal hospital In Europe for the
Of those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A. NJ. to I'm.
Tsrm,1Ady@ics Tern, @ and Medicine e a guaranteed.
living in 5he country and finding vsaept make
s0na application have arded them chest containing
all medicine; requisite perform radical by stans the
case explicitly together with all symptoms time Of coutactio,
paid, addressed p W. 5. RiChAHbsON, NJ. b., Agent,
dis re = =
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure Of gon0rrh9, Seef. seminal ensssson and ell moco
ruuen Discharge from hs a,sths Tn;e pills, the result Of
pronounced by their celebed inventor Pre- Xspcal
An nfabe remedy for all diseases OF the urethra They effect
much xorer than any oths remedy, without
otpg the breath dsaTeisg with the sto.aeh eon6psmsnt
fro business Price, 81 box Sold at s College Of Med
eIne and Pharmacy IS Nassau street -. .
dl9rc w. y. RlCHAkDSON. ~. d., Agent.
RICORD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE F0h The pr.
N rpsnenf cure Of mNy secondary syyAis venerea
ucers nodes any compant produced by udcous
psetnG eneree tsn smaninE in their system should
th powerful purifier withoU delay, cender
himself safe having veneres dsesse without thorough
y cleansing with this Justly celebrated ac-stv
ssrsuy packed and sent all Of the Union Sold
CoIree OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 20 Nassap st
digrc w. 3. RICHAR DSDN. M. D., Axcut-
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OpSARSAPARILLA,
otrIIAr As5 sAssAfRAs prepared By the NJ York College
of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
susckerX This refined and highly rated extract pos
sessinK Nil the purifying qualities and curative powers
above herbs confidently recommended by the College
ne{ superior to any extract of ssrsaparis present before
le pubic, and may be relied ain remedy for all
diseases ai;lng from impure Of the blood, such
scroula saltrheum rngworm. Jotches pimples ulcers
sore throat or any disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis or an njudicous Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at IS cents each
|" in cases of half dozen Bo,tIs... ...ss3
Case forwarded to all parts Of tbs Union.
MA very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
0mce ge Of the College, @ Nss:sn srees :,
dlsrc w. .. RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Agent
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared BY the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of The city OF confidently recommended for
d debility produced by secret ndugence or Of kind
i, an Invaluable remedy ssty. or
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen s5; carefully
packed and sent 70 all parts Of the Umon
Oce Of the Collegs Of Medicine and Pharmacy
w. 3. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent
d20rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb s.
As Iintimated to you, before, what would likely
be the case, Mr.. Benton this morning offered his
substitute for his original bill, which had been laid
on the table by the report of the committee on
Foreign Affairs. The main features of this new
proposition, which is going to unite the sections of
the Senate, are, to admit Texas proper, as State,
after the terms should be agreed on, by commits
sioners, TO be appointed from the two political par
ties, who shall proceed. with delegated powers to
negotiate on the subject, and an appropriation of
one hundred thousand dollars to be made, to de-
fray the expenses OF the mission. motion was
made TO refer the bill to the committee or Foreign
Affairs, which after spirited debate, was lost,
aud the bill j. now before the Senate to be taken
up At any moment suppose your reporters will
send you the debate.
listened, with great pleasure, to a speech of
Mr.. Buchanan Ia the Senate to-day, on the Post
office bull, IN reply to Mr. Allen 1t was one of
those occasions wherein this gentlemanly Sena.
tor is woat to be very witty and pleasant and he
IL very happy 10 thfowing spangles in the air.
Mr.. WicklIfe has rendered his resignation to the
Presldent, it is understood, TO take effect on the
%th of March. This perhaps was done in accor-
dance with an intmaton from the President a
abort tine since, that he thought it would be the
way TO do the genteel thing towards Mr. Polk.
am not apprlsed whether the remaining gentlemen
have done the same.
Mr.. Calhoun IS getting coRvalescent. Mr.. Blbb
woud be appointed to the bench If the Senate
would dispose finally of the two nominations now
before IL OF Walworh and King. He would be
confirmed
There is severe winter snow storm raging, and
very, very cold. |.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

visions of this shall apply any Of the lands Of the
Sec .. And be it further enacted That the person
making entry application for entry under the prov
sons Of this act and at either Of the prices designated
therein, shall first make affidavit before the register
receiver of the proper land Office where the entry is
proposed to be made that the said applicant and
for settlement and cultivation by and for him or herself
and that the said applicant has made entry under
oi this act or no entry in thereof
to be made will make the whole quantity entered and
proposed to be entered exceed hundred and sixty
and all entries at either Of the prices designated
by this act contrary the intent meaning
Of are hereby declared to be null and void Provided.
land reserved or which may be reserved By the United
States, within any Of the States.
Soc And be further enacted That patents shall not
issue for land entered under the of this act
til the expraon Of Ave after said entry; and at the
time application may be made for patent the purchaser
shall hs prove by dsinterested Witnesses to the sats
faction Of the Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE,
!aai ,aa ser has resided upon and cuvsted 'sd
application for patent and all assignments in trust or
Otherwise. all sales conveyance and TRANSFERS. by any
OF said purchasers Of sny Of said lands before patent
shall have issued for the same shall be absolutely null
and void and in the event Of the death any Of said
chaso prior TO the issuance OF patent in their behalf all
Of the rights and privileges under the provisions of This
act TO which he she entitled shall accrue and be
long to his or her heirs, to enable them to perfect the title
TO said land, and obtain patent therefor
On motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON, of Miss, the committee
then rose and reported the bill amended.
moved Ordere0
Mr. VINTor, OF Ohio, now moved to lay the bill on the
table On this the and nays called for and or.
dered Yeas ios nays e5 80 the bill laid on the
table
Adsm; Andl.r,sn Ash. B.y Baker Bar
Carpenter Carroll Cs,lin Csun, Chappel Chiffon Clinch
Cnsm1, Coles Goll,ms, Crap;tcn, bap. Daniel Dsssh,
Elms! Fsrss Fish Florence Foot Foster French, diddi9s
bell iaasop Hang.ro Ws,hngon Hunt Joseph =. Inlsr
Ten King, Daniel = King. Kirtp;treE Lucas. .Mcilysn,
ton Mqss. p. Morris Peterson P.ytpn PhgnI Pollock
ing RocaTsll Roger Russell Saunders, schenck sener
Smith Andew sts~ayt John sewar Stiles, strong Sam
ed. White, Winthrop, Woodward. William Wright
NAys.-Arrngton Atkinson, Bser. Bidlack James Black
James A. Black, Blackwell. Bower Bown BOYD rnker.
y Cary SHEPHERD Cary Reuben Chapman Ausu:tss Chap,
P.!.s DSusa... Duncan, Eli; icEn, Fuller HsaniSai
HOOkns Huston ubard Hurhe, jane. B. Hunt. JANE Jse
LsbIaaehe LumPin Lyon MsC sa:ien tisIissd MeGsT
rs Isaac Mes, Owen P.!ment'r Payne fetts Emery B.
s.. :,::.sss siSs sSY1: s;ssi I.s SSs
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-14

The MoRMoNs.-We learn from the Quin-
CIV Wing that Mr.. Backenstos, the Sheriff
OF Hancock county, who was arrested at Nau-
VOC by General Hardin, and taken. to Quincy,
charged with the murder of Worrel and Nc
Bratney, was examined before Judge Purdle
and held to bail for his appearance at the
Hancock Circuit Court in the sum Of three
thousand dollars. There were about twenty
witnesses to the case. The Mormon and the
anti Norman witnesses swore in direct oppo-
sition to each other.
The Massachusetts Humane Society have
presented a beautiful silver cup, with an APP
plopriate inscription, 10 Miss Garalilia Cakes,
for pe%rilling her own life, and saving her
mother and aunt from drowning, some months
since; while bathing at Plum Island.
RAILWAY MAN1A.-There are ten distinct
lines of railway projected to provide a near
er route than the existing one between Lon
don and Manchester, GHOf tUhich are at a pre-
MUM. The capital required for these seve-
raj undertakings is Egg, l50, 0O0-l10,000,-
600 dollars.
There has been a large fire in Montreal, in
which property to the amount of several thou
sand dollars has been destroyed.
The New York Tribune says: "An extra
ordinary surgical operation in a liver COM
plant was lately performed by DR.. ]. p. Tar
bell of New York city, by opening the side
of the patient and removing the diseased por-
ton of the liver"
6TA new potato digger was recently eX-
hibited in operation at Salem, West Jersey.
1t throw out upon the ground, with hors-
es, at the rate of five or six acres per day,
and as fast as thirty hands could pick up and
carry them away. The soil produced 400
bushels of potatoes per acre by the use ofcom-
post muck.
Ice FOR CHINA.-The ship Areatus,
which sails in a day or two for Hong-kong,
carries out a cargo of ice, the first regular
cargo, we believe, which has ever gone from
this country to China. Ice-houses have been
set up at Hong-kong, and arrangements
made for the reception and sale of American
ice in the Celestial Empire. The Areatus
takes out about coo tons--all of it "Wcn
ham Lake" ice.
AIDING THE ESCAPE OF SLAvEs.-The St
Louis Republican of Oct. 25th says:-'L1sI
evening a white man by the name of viii.
liam Fisher, who says he lives in Lincoln
County, Mo. and an old free negro man call
ed Richmond, who has been living here a
long time, were caughtby Capt. McDonougf
just as they were pushing off ina skitl with
81 I'VE belonging to Mr.. Cnrle, which they
were about to convey to Illinois. Two othel
negroes, supposed to be slave, were on thu
shore, evidently waiting to be conveyed a
ross, but on seeing the others arrested, tool
to their heels and escaped"
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CONGRESSIONAL INTELLI-
GENCER,
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IN order to meet the wishes OF those whose cir
cumslanccs or inclination do not allow them to
subscribe even TO a weekly Washington paper
during the whole year, have determined to ISSUE
during each session of congress, n weekly sheet
styled "Ihe Congressional mtetiSencer,' TO be
devoted exclusively 10 tho publication, as far as
It's imils VIII permit oil tne proceedings OF oolh
houses oil congress, and Official reports and do
cnmonts connected herewith, including n COM
plete Official copy OF all The acts passed by con-
5ress during ,lie session.
10 bring the price within the reach OF every
man who can read, the cnarge Tor thls Pa2or
will be for the JtrSf session oil each congress one
DoHdr, and Tor The second session OF each con-
gross, IDiy CentS'
The price OF the National lntelllgencer, TO
be issued on each wednesday curing tho APP
preaching session oil congress, VIII therefore DO
One Dollar, paid IN advance
10 enlarge upon lne value' 10 lhose VINO take
no newspaper from washington, OF this publ
cation, containing an impartial Dut necessarily
abbreviated account OF the proceedings OF con-
gress, including a iuii copy OF all me laws pas
SEQ during the session, wouid DC heooiess' Inc
"In ;r La Joos No, 80
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-14
THEORY VS.. PRACTICE.

The Aurora says, that when s. S. Foster
was in Indian, he declared that ''those who
are laboriny for the liberation of tho slave,
may partako of the products of his labor
with IMMUNITY, because they use them for
the slaves benefit" This our friend says is
horrible doctrine ft aa Abolitionist to be
guilty Of urging, that it amounts to a license
for the unrestrained use Of the fruits of rob-
berry, and ought to be repudia;ed by all but
shareholders. So much Tor theory, now for
practice. The paper upon which the horror
struck Aurora appears, is made of stncc-
trorn cotton. Is the editor justified in us
ing i, for the overthrow of slavery? His
heory says no, and that it is horrible doc
trine to declare otherwise; his practice re-
spends yes, in a most emphatic tone. II
friend Frost is not SHINING in this respect,
then is the doctrine Of S. S. Foster not far
from right.