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gsALzARrYEs AND HERicEs
KnEUDENG MART.

E0LDDENE MAKT,
ND No. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform the public that
he has row on hand 800 superior made MATTRASS-
ES consisting Of Hair, Moss, Husk. Manila, Palm
Leaf and Wool of all sizes; 50 FEATHER BEDS,
made OF the best Ticking, and filled with the hest Eas
Shore Live Geese Feathers, warranted sweet and
free from smeh; 1000 lbs. hest quality CURLED
HAIR, received direct from Boston, will he sold in
the rope or picked; 500 lbs. prime FEATHERS, Cured
or Uncured sold by the bag III lots suit housekeep
ers. Also in store, Cot Bedsteads Blankets, Looking
Glasses. Sheepskn Mats, sc. SC. Made to ORDER
Beds, MattIasses, Cushions, Carpets aud Curtains
UPHOLSTERY done in all its Branches.
hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Steamboats,
furnished at short notice the best terms. Old feath
er beds dressed, and old mattresses renovated. Per
in want of the above articles willis 20 per cent
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM, 81 South
Calvertst., two doors below the Mechanical Engine
House. w. F. SPENCER
NJ B. Wanted smart, active Boy, about Is years
of age, to run errands. Apply as above. ape
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LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
ENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENT

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENT
IN for the collecting monies, buying, selling, leas-
ing and renting Real Estate dwelling houses, stores,
rooms, Offices, shops, Sci also for procuring slua-
tons tor clerks, barkeepers pofers, laborers teach
ers, cocks, chambCrmaids, wet and dry nurses: Ne
sroes bought and sold on commissions &c; loans of
money in large and small sums and exchange of pro-
perry of every description made, writing of deeds,
conveyances, &c, done; building of ships, steam
boats, sc. superintendent, all on liberal terms with
strict attention 10 business entrusted to me.
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
Nearly opposite the Exchange
REFERENCES:
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, l.. Browning, Esq Char
Jas. M. Buchanan, Esq. lesion, S. C.
William Frick, Esq. VIM. Fl. TuneIl, ESQ, n.
P. C.. Johnson, Esq, N. Y. Orleans.
Jacob Birmingham, New Gen. VIM. Carroll late
Brunswick, N. Governor of Tenn
Louis Melarone, Georgia. Philip G. Abbotton Ala
m2 bama
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CURE FOR WORMS.


A SAFE and efFecmal remedy for this distressing
"a complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered TO the
public as an improved and agreeable mode Of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians t de-
sroy and eXpel Worms from the human system. The
most frequent symptoms of WORDS are, picking of the
nose, paieness of the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fEd breath, variable appetite
acrtd eructatons, and pains ithe stomach, drycoug
emacalton OF the body, and sometimes convusive
hts When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as Il remedy
give ila!iock'S Worm dy-the medicines compos-
ing which are such as every physician approves Of
and is in the daily practice Of recommending; being
presented in this form as the most ready mode of ad
mnsteting to children. Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2S cents
For sale, wholesale and retail. at
ISRAEL j. GRAHAME,S
Drug and Chemical Store,
Y. E. Corner of Baltimore and Euaw-ss.
TF- Where also may be had, Hallock's improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
n. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-.
SCktPllON business. ial7-t?
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EXTfACT.

q. = IG ETA BILE ENIH8CJ.
FOR TIE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
The numerous cures effected by means of the We
getahle Extract, have caused great demand for it,,
and induced the undersigned who is sole proprietor,
TO appoint the following agents for the sale Of this
Incompatible remedy, in the District of Columbia and
the city of Baltimore and Frederick. The underSin
ed respectfully submits the subioned testimonials in
favor of the Vegetable Extract from persons who
have derived relief from it, and who are well known
in Montgomery county, Md
AGENTS-Dr Fischer. Frederick, +. & 5. Frey;
Baltimore, Wm. K. Onick, apothecary, corner Eutaw
and Lexington SITS; Charles Stott Washington; Henry
Cook. Alexandra: John l.. Kidwe Georgetown.
TESTIMONIALS certify that my son was very
deaf, and by using phal of George Rhodes Vege
table Extract for two weeks, according TO the drec-
ton, my sons hearing was restored.
MARY ANN NORWOOD.
Hyatt's Town, Montgomery county, Md.
February LIST, 1915.
| certify that. after making trial Of Mr., George
Rhodes Vegetable Extract, and making use of one
phia as directed, became almost cured OF my great
affection of deafness. also found the Vegetable Ex
tact brought me immediate relief from the ear-ache.
IGNATIUS WATERS,
Clarksburg. Montgomery county, Md,
February An. lS43.
Similar certificates have been given by Martha
Ford and Harriet TabIer. Hyatt's Town, and Warner
II. soaper, near Hyatt's Town.
GEORGE RHODES,
mails eo3m Clarkshurg, Montgomery county, Md.
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would rcinn thanks to his friends and customers to
their kind patronage and would ask continuance G
the same.
N. u. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5y SAMUEL EICKLEY.
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TEVHOMsON'S COMPOUND SYRUP
n OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA,
COhSUnpyTTES DOTTRT No TDNrIp

read The fohotcing and REFLECTg!
N OF II Err WONDERFUL CURE!!
~ PHiLADELPHlA, April l. lS45
hereby certify, That was radically cured of con-
hrn ed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION solely by
The use Of THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TARAND
WOOD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of nv
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all OF the
excellence of this invaluable RENE DIV.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Catharine street.
was called TO attend in the above case, in the Sc
condary stage of the disease. ! found the patient la
boring ahdef complex disease of the lungs and liver;
liberation of the latter had taken place, and by per
cusSion, discovered abscess had formed in the
right lung. The case being apparently hopeless and,
beyond the reach Of the usual treatment resolved at
once on using Thomson;s Compound Syrup of Tar
ahd Wood Naphha, the virtues of which had pre-
vonsIy tested, scarcely expecting it would reach a
case so desperate. The result is, the most CO
rdordinGry henceorh dspelIing all doubts pee ting
tie efficacy of this excellent medicine, in diseases OF
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, M, ID,
Philadelphia, April l, ls45.
Us Principal Office, North east corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Bal
timore by Roberts & Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
aud Hanover streets; Charles Sott, Washington d.
C.; A. Duval * Co., Richmond, Va.
p3- Price 50 cents per bottle, bottles for SO. 80.
BeWdTc 81 al fatG'lonS. ap99- 3m
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NEW GOODS.
y EDWARD BIRD,

ED u MOD Bt X ID,
eI Q No. 2n9 BALTIMORE STREET,
(bewcen Chaies and Light Streets
las Just opened-N"w style French BcraeC
New style Organizes; Marqueses
striped Swiss; new style striped JACONErS, for
dresses; handsome inside Collars, full trimmed
Lawn and Linen Cambria HDkFS
Berage SCARFS and SHAWLS
Twisted Six DO do.
A large assortment Of Shawls; PhRASCLS: PARA
SuLEFTS and SUN SHADES, with large stock OF
CLOTHS: CASSIMERES and VESTlNGS; LINEN
GOODS, Of all kinds.
Also, fun stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS, at the
lowest prices. Buyers will please call and examine
his stock before purchasing lpl m2
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NEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA
AE-WHOLEShLE RETAIL. The subscriber
has just returned with chOlee selection OF desirable
goods, aud aaw offers at low prices:
White Grass Cloth Skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS. Barages and Ba'zarnes
Lace, Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOUSELiN DE LANES
Gauze Flannel, Madras style liGkfS
Rich Prints Manchester GINGHAMS
Hosiery, Gloves. Linen cambria Ildkfs, Mitts, &c.
GamtToons, Drilings, Summer Cloths, Fesiin2s aud
many other goods, besides Il large assortment
OF NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such as Plain and Lace NEAPOLlTAN, Brilliant,
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
Bralds, Mixed Straws, sc. Yard wide muslins only
g. cents yd. at HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apps No. p Howard-st, Sd door from Fayeue.
EEoSIEBY. GLOVES, sc. The best as
n 10 sortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, & UNDER
SHIRTS aud DRAWERS is atLOVEJOY'S, No. 1913
Baltimore street, where may be toHnd, at the lowest
market prices, Ladies' super English silk and Cotton
Hose; hhe Swiss do; open work and Silk Embroidered
do; me state, light mt TinO cold and bac ingram do:
Misses plain and open worked, all sizes; genilenen's
super brown and mixed English Cotton Long Hose:
DO black, all wool raw silk and worsed do Gentle
mems English and German Ralf Hose. all qualities;
Boys mixed and brown Hose and Half Hose all sizes;
Children's Hose full assortment; Gtntlemen'S 4uper
Kid, English and French silk and Lsle Thread;
GLOVES; Ladies' SILK, Kid and Lsle Thread do.
Misses and ChiId,ens Lisle Thread all sizes ms
q tENTLEMEN'S WEAR. super Plaid and
$R Striped DRlLLINGS, Of new and splendid
styles; Black Summer CLOTHS at all prices Super
White Duck Drings, heavy and fine; Plain White
brlingS, very low GambroOps, ErmncttS and Uninn
Ca'smeres: French, English and american CL Otis,
nc Wholesale and Retail at the lowest prices.
u, II. RICHARDSON s. co.
Dip Baltimore street,
mo [Aal first Dry Goods House below Charles
ESAl.XARtNES LA WINS, SC. A handsome
u - assortment OF Ba'zaTncs; Painted Lawns: Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; Mouscn de LANES;
Manchester t'inghams; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Nets; Laces and Edgings; Linen Camhric Hdkfs {;
Green Barge: plain and fancy GamtroonS. Dram
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EgALXARINES, LAWNS. &c. Now open
y Ing. super French and Scotch Balzarncs; per
English and French MuSlIns ana Lawns: beautiful
tnlu Back Goods, for sumErr dresses. sc, &c. The
Ladies will give us "A call for bargains.
cheap. b. II. RICHARDSON & 90,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
m2 [ARl First DIV Goods store below Charlcs.
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS!
s. ELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved a
~ great blessing TO many. We hesitate not to say
they are the best Pill offered to the public for
that disease.
{G5- To be had of ]. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Baltimore-sts.; Cooper corner of Orleans aid Eden
streets; Wiseman s. Wroth, Light-st, opposite Dix s
FoGg's j. A. Sawyer, of Pratt and Paca-sts.:
f. Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green steets =
Kramer, Pratt street, A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. or of the General Agent,
w. h. ORRlCK, Druggist and Apothecary,
mh6-if Corner Euaw and Lexngton-sts Bait.
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FORTUNES HOME.

FOhlUN Fl HOME.
& w. kIRkW0OD calls tile attention OF
"a the public to the following brilliant scheme for
SATURDAY, May l7th, ISIS. Customers at a dir
an equal chance FOR the choice numbers
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 20,
To be drawn IN Alexandra, D. c., Saturday May Il.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
grand prize Of 5000 200 prizeof s33,6589
do 5000 100 do 1900
dc 5,0oU lC0 do 500
&c. sc. &c. sc.
Whole tickets $40: halves 81; qrs. @aB.
Certificate Of package OF DC whole tickets $50
10. 70 halt do e.
do. 2G quarter do a2l
q Orders for tickets and shares and certificate. OF
packages IN the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt and confidential attention. and an of.
hciai account of each drawing immediately after
II Is over 20 all VINO order irum me. Address
A. w. KIEKWUOD,
One door east of Browns Hotel,
mlt-eo3i Washington City, H. c.
EDLUMBE NATIONAL RAGUERRIAN GAL
IL LIRY & PHOTOGRAPHIC UEpOTS, found
ed le4O. Awarded tile Medal. -Four First Premiums,
and Two Highest Ionurs, ty the Institutes Of MaSsl-
chuscus, New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively.
for the most beautiful CUiored Daguerreotypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington city.
Nc. PSI Broadway, New York.
- COurl street, Boston.
1856 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
SIS Canal street, New Orleans.
l21 Nieic Rue du Temple, Paris.
- Church street, Liverpool.
rz- PORTRAITS taken III any weather, in exquisite
style. ja92-u
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INUJ STRN.
.vsz-- Who will send To France for Boots
EgpsSai when the subscriber will make such
EsG lHal for heatness, comfort and dur
s. ability, cannot be surpassed 10y any
Is Wurklncn in tie world
tWSBS Fable attention is respectfully in
tSIN vitcd 10 this suggestion.
f.lfgSf PRICES are as follows:
ssE;.aH, Dress Boots, stitched, ..,.S so
S.SSJsfss % g. pegCed. ..,..... $50
~SItE" Water proof dOHhie s0ied lined
BOOTS, stitched NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
Water proof dnuhe soled lined Boots, pegged,. 4a4.50
Cork scled pegged Boots, Observation-Disclosures. .5a5.5O
SAML ROBINSON, l3 Eutaw-st.,
nlc-y Opposite Western Bank.
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IU-ETsI .lrVNT,
Corner Gay and Saratoga-st., Baltimore Nd
10 Orders from Country Merchants and others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines, furnished at the proprie-
tors wholesale prices. Prescriptions put up with care
and accuracy, mad
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surely he is doing no harm (cill him ggc-
rllla warrior if you will) who storms a sin
gle citadel and takes from the enemy the
prestige Of hitherto uninterrupted victory
There are OWLS in our midst as bad. perhaps
worse, than Southern slavery. Why, then
attack that aud leave these unmolcstcdl Be
cause in attacking that we are also attacking
these; because the human race is essentially
ONE, and a disease in one place prevents
health in all the rest, and because we can
more easily rouse mems attention TO so bar
barous and gross a pervcrsi0n Of right. He
is no true Abolitiouist who can look approx
ingly, or even silently, upon any fetter, who
is not outspoken and faithful in his tendency
against every wrong and every vice.
Ii we devote our greatest energies to ava
ken men to the horror of slavery, we are
using the best means to make thetFuniver-
sal retormers. Truth Will never rest s%atisl-
ed with a corner OF the heart; she will have
all or none. The man whom we have in
duced to enlist in the crusade against slave
ry, finds that all other evils are the natural
allies and abcttors Of that, and sees himself
drawn up against the united front of ALL
The anti-slayery movement in America is AT
once an example and a proof Of this. Be
gun with no aim beyond the extinction OF
chat;el slavery, it gradually discovered Itself
at odds with war, with tho system Of FREQ
labor $50 called,) with the cnslayemcut o.
women, with the church, in short with the
Christianity of the nineteenth century. L
found it impossible to apply Christianity t.
practice in one direction alone, and it be.
came in the trucst sense the apostle OF .Jc-
sus. No wonder that the Scribes and
Pharisees and Leyites stand apart from thi,
movement. For ccntnrips tn rnm1 thp dis
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FrOM WcrnN Of Ercci9n.


american CiIristiaAity DSvcior"i.
The papers of last week anHounce two G.
vents, in a mlnner that unlolds the spirit and
character Of the national religion beyond all
necessity for any further misapprohclsion.-
One is the death Of Andrew Jackson, and the
other the joining the church of Henry Clay.
The one it is said, "~eypired with the utmost
calmness, expressing the highest confidence
ola happy immortality through a Rcleemer,"
the other (the Congregational Journal solemu-
ly says, : we are truly r2joicel to %leara,' ms
recently become a communicant in Ch,lstS
Church, Lexington, Kentucky"
Aud who arc these men that the religious
newspapers and American clergy are so proud
to identify as fellow christians! Who are
malemembers Of their churches, and honorary
members Of their Missionary and Sabbath
Associations while living, and when dead,
are exalted to a seat At the right hand Of the
Most Hight Who are eXtolled as lights in
the world, as worthy patterns to be initiated
by those Of humble mouldl Who are the i
dolls Of their respective political parties, aud
receive in untold numbers, the SURFACES OF
priest, deacon, and church member, for the
highest office in the peoples giitl Whose
names are inscribed on our vessels, from Man
of war to Mud Scow, after whom our forts,
corporations, canals, bridges and turnpikes
are called, aud to whose honor and memory
churches may yet be erected, aud into whose
name baptized, as patron saints! st. Jack
son and St. Clay, in calender with st. Peter
and st. Patrick whose great toe bones
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A SOUTHERN SCENE.


HNtdct OF d leJ'er receiver by -\alIal iiel-
shaw OF randolph county Indiana from
a correspondent IN the South;
"Ihe crying injustice and craeity Of sia-
very had frequently engaged my attention
during the course OF this Journey bat never
more man WINE IN ms place, whore tins
oppressed race is very numerous, and Ire
a9ently soii at auction iAe calue; . one
oil these sales was much affected IN hear
ing youfE coioFel man pleading MS cause,
lis aged l@'nef ana in0th'r' ana MS VIC a"d
enid were an mounted upon 4 St3ge' so t'a
they might De seen Dy tA9 0tI4ei5' Liel
OtihE aoouS u ne sou lh' young man SGT
pea FORWARD ana Stppu heStdr ll4i, buI Wa
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From the STARK County Democrat.
AN INFIDEL CONVENTION IN
PARIS, STARK COUNTY.

Ma. EDIToR:-l presume that both you
and your readers have heard of Abby KEEL
ley and her associates of the Cafrisonian
school, who are passing through the north
ern part of Ohio, imposing their lectures up
on nearly every village. Three of them
sent an appointment to this place to lecture,
which was to commence last Thursday at 2
o'clock, but as no audience appeared, there
was no speaking, until about four, and then
the audience was small, and the speech
small in proportion. But perhaps he was
like the boy who said, 'if we eat all for
breakfast what will we have for support"
/ suppose he was like the Irishman when he
went to buy a certain kind of beef, he tho't
''nothin' was better than somethin'," and
gave them a bit TO commence with.
In the evening, Mr.. Flint addressed the
meeting. He made a violent attack upon
the constitution of the United States. lie
had not proceeded long when the Rev. II.
Amber called for proof of some of the state
ments, and denied the correctness of his
quotations. Mr.. A. desired the constitution
to be produced. Mr.. Flint said that he did
not intend TO discuss the constitution this
evening, but would tomorrow evening. Mr..
A. thea agreed to drop it provided that he
would acknowledge that he had misrepre-
scented. By this time Mr.. Stcbbins had
laarnnd who Ny1S ,OnnO-inp thpm. and fear
;nr tbnt his friend flint would not he hard
.nouuh for him. he nished him TO one side.
and took nm thr cudTel himself. The steam
WIS 90 bigh mn hv This time. that he could
scarcely oncp the valve for fear of an cy,lo-
S;on. Int finally somewhat imit,tic,s the
no;se Of a hull fror. he cries ont on the bigb-
net ni,cb Of hi. voice. uwhot does the inta-
nous econnIral maanln lie vc,s aeon in
rarnoJ frow tho audiencc tint such LANGUAGE
u,o,Id NOT ,,Ee and that he must toke care
who he c,IIoJ such hard names. Nr. A.
very dclihnratelv informed him that his con-
troy.rsy vas vim the rent,cmIn dat he had
nrsbod ,siIa and as the New Lisbon manor
ccaUs him a roat he would NOT stoon to such
ani,naIs Mr. Stebbips skuILcd hack to his
sna, I;Le ono tb,t was semi far but could not
mo NJ EIint az soon as nossible cbanred
itbn enhioct ,o the churches And here his
st,torno,ts y,ora nrovon n he incorrect and
untrue in five instances. At the close of the
moot;rr n mntion was made and carried
nnanimouslv that thcy should leoyc the Mace
to-morrow morning a little before dav. Not
,yithstanJing This polite hint. they had the
cffrontcrv to give out their appointment for
rho neyt d,ve
These lecturers onposcd, not only all
church orr,nilation. but the Government Of
tho ITnit Il Sta o.. rs NJ. il nj informed ms
in tho cIc,rost manner. lie said that he re-
undated the Government. he loot,ed it,
thai il was disgustinr to him-that it was a
government of bloodsLed. oppression, and
force-that he asked not its protection, mol
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may yet he hallowed aud eushrined with
those other 'preci0us relics of the church,
the Virgin Mary's milk, a vial of Egypt's
darkness. the law bone with which Sampson
slow the philistincs, and the bits of wood
from the cross on which Christ died, enough
of which fragments are preserved (and all Of
the identical cross to build a dozen steepled
svnag3gues, Who are these meu, and what,
that they should be thus s~igually houored by
the pious aud the prdycriul of our times!-
What have they done that the church thus
rrcCdily sci2cs on their names 10 cmblazon
abroad her XVI greatness, her exceeding eX-
]cellcnco aud glory!
Andrew Jackson dias-the church eulogi-
zcs his character, aud democracy goes Into
mourning. But the earth is ridden of a mou-
| ster, and humanity is delivered from a raw
enous devourer. His hand was thicker than
itself with his brothers blood. His politi-
cal pilgrimage was sigually marked with iu-
triguc and deceit, even for a politician, and
ended with a supcrhuman and too successful
effort 10 prolong and extend slavery, by
hosting Texas from her deeps of iguomiuy
into union with these coufederated States.-
His treltment Of the Cherokee, Creek, and
other tribes Of Indians, will damn his memory
forever, in the eyes Of a virtuous poSierlty,
who shall hereafter read the history Of those
diahoiical transactions.
Long has lie lived, but not to bless man
kind. He pretended to ight the BATTLES of
Freedom, hut he returned to rivct lctters on
millions Of his equal brethren. He eXtolled
the bravery Of his colored regiments at the
battle Of New Orleans, aud then hurled them
down to the gulf of despair, to die in heavy
chains. And lest their children's children
should in long after time wake to Liberty, at
the archanrel clarion now sounding by the
sons and DAUGHTERS OF Humanity, he fingers
on the crave. bequeaths his slaves to his
heirs. and with husky voice, and lip and
r. c,i llapclcd ,nl ouiyerinr IN death, he
DEGREES and achieves the annexation of Tex
MS. to eytoul and ctcrrize the slave system,
thcn sinks 10 rise no more.
Now LET his friends rear proud the marble
Monument and enprave his name in brass.
Time sh.ll NOW down the one and tmmple
ONT the other. Let the church canonize him
as a saint. y very PARAGON of all that is ex-
cnIlert in tbe christian. and rreat and desir-
ablo In tbo man. But when men shall learn
to hate war. to lo5lhe rapine, abhor blood,
and detast opnression rs they ere lonr shall,
l. viii all anvil no,hinu to rescue his name
I from de2oest oblivion, or shield it from dis
I honor and DISGRACE.
y And Henry Clay too. He HAS JOINED THE
i Gnuecn. Perhaps the first dream he had
S Of his fitness, was when the church began
o 10 make him honorary member Of some of
! her Sunday and Missionary corporations.-
e What has he done with and for his sixty
= slaves! Some Of them are doubtless what
! the church calls christians. Christ IS form