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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-06
From the Public Ledgen.

SLAVERY IN the BRITISH WEST INDIES
The apprentice SYSTEM" as the new species
Of slavery is called which the British have
introduced in the West Indies, is exciting
much attention, and calls for inquiry whether
that government is acting in good faith in its
professions of desire to suppress this horrl-
BILE traffic. 1t seems that when SLAYER is
captured on the African coast by a British
ship, she is taken to Sierra Leone, the slaves
are landed, and instead of being settled as
formerly, are told that they must emgrate to
the West Indies as free laborers," or shift
for themselves. If they will consent to emf
CRATE, the government will give them pas
sage gratis. If they refuse, they must hire
themselves out at Sierra Leone, at four pence
to seven pence day, when they can find
employment, which is seldom possible. II
they try to reach their old homes, they have
no means of supplying their wants on the
journey; and if they escape the danger OF
being enslaved on the way, they have nothing
to expect but TO be sold by their old masters
to the next SLAYER that arrives. They are
virtually obliged to emigrate. Mr.. Wise, in
one of his dispatches to our government,
says: ........ ...
81 submit whether, under our treaty with
England, some inquiry should be made which
will elicit information as to her mode of en-
shaving captured Africans in her colonies. Is
it not, in fact, part of the slave-trade to
take them away from their own country with
out their own consent, to bind them out
under system of apprenticeship? Are pro-
per steps taken to guard their identity, and
to prevent them from being enslaved for life ?
If they may be held in bondage for a term
of five or ten years, why not for fifty Or one
hundred years, or for any period beyond the
duration of human life? 1t is openly avowed
here, from various quarters, that many Of
these apprentices, after being bound out, are
reported to be dead by their masters; their
names are changed and flesh marks are taken
out, and they are transformed into slaves for
life. Has England, under her treaties with
and pledges to the world, right to carry on
system like this, which leads TO the direct
encouragement of the trade she processes to
suppress, and which, by fraud and cruelty,
increases lis horrors, inhumanit;cs and
crimesH'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-06

Az substitute for limestone and gravel
of which there is great deficiency in many
sections of the West, il is proposed to use
charcoal, Ia very singular material for such
purpose certainly, but one which, by ex-
pertinent, has been found quite satisfactory.
In a swamp near Bliss6eld, Lenawee coun-
ty, Michigan, road of the kind is being
made by process of which the Cleveland
Herald gives the following description:
aTimber from six to eighteen inches
through, is cut twsnty-four feet long, and
piled up lensthwise in the centre ofthe road
about FIVE feet high; being nine feet wide
at the bottom and two at the top, and then
covered with straw and earth in the manner
Of coaIpits The earth. required to cover
the pile, taken from either side, leaves two
good sized bitches, and timber although not
split, is easily charred, the earth is removed
TO the side Of the bitches, the coal raked
down, to the width Of fifteen feet, leaving it
tive feet thick at the centre and one at the
sides, and the road is completed"
Seventy rods Of this road have been used
for the last six months very roughly, but re-
main in as compact and even a form as at
the beginning II costs $3.50 mile,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-06

A MAN HUNG FOR STEALING PAIR OF
suspENDERs.-Hardy Carroll, notorious of
fender, was hung at Louisburgh, North Ca
rolina,) on Friday week, pursuant to SEN
tencc, in the presence of large crowd
The Raleigh Register says: Perhaps, there
never was case, which more strongly illus
trated the want of Peniten,iary than this
He had a monomania for stealing, and had
bsen convicted capitally, we believe, three
several times, for horse-stealing, but escaped
each time, either by craving the benefit Of
the clergy, or through some defect in the
record. He was finally hung for grand lar
csny, the acticls, we think, being pair of
suspenders from store"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-06
The Stark County Democrat has the follow
ing in relation to the Bank of Wooster.
RANK OF WOOSTER

The " Standard" says it has enqu;red of
the bank, and it is not true that the bank is
broke or hard run. We hope this is fact
but then we have no confidence in what a
banker may say under such circumstances,
since, at the request of friend who wrote to
us from distant p,rt of the State, for infSr-
nation, we went 10 the officers Of the Canton
Bank with our letter, stating the fac's and
desiring correct information that we might
write the truth in answer We were then
informed that the bank was in sound con-
dition, and able to redeem all its circulation
in short time-so we wrote to our friend
and, in a short time the bank bursted out
right. -
Iowa RBpUDIATING DISHONEST BANKING
The following from disinterested citizen
of Ohio now in Iowa, shows that the last
vestige of dishonest banking has been driven
from The soil of that noble territory:
Iowa CRY, May 18th, lS45.
MY DEAR CoL.--It offords me great plea
sure to be able to inform you, that on this
day, the young and lion-hcarted democracy
of this Territory, repealed the charter of the
Miners Bank Of Dubuque, the only one
which pulluted her virgin soil. In the As
sembly The vote was unanimous; in the
Council it was 10 to l.! 1t is expected that
Gov Chambers will veto the bill, but should
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GENERAL ITEMS.

The Washington Union contains the fol-
lowing extract of letter from General
Jackson 10 the President, dated 9th May: 3
81 must close. am greatly afflicted. |
am swollen from the toes to the crown Of
the head, and in bandage to my hips. What
may be the result God only knows. am
prepared calmly to submit 10 his will. My
whole house salutes you and lady; and may
God preside over you and give you sue
cessful and beneficial administration TO our
beloved country.
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nFfICE 0F rhk INITIAL sAfhrA IN.
MONTHLY REPORT

Il fUN New I UTA
" MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No : alrbersstreef, nrst house West OF Broadway
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I nsc Fluid This remarkable discovery has receive
the universal appreciation of the Medical Profession OF Great
Briin and has been sufficiently long before the American
public give fair trial OF s power and efficacy The Pa
Tent GAvANfC RisGs have been found 10 answer all The
purposes f which the ordinary Gavtnlc Battery or Electric
and Magnetic Nachius used but without any OF the
INJURIOUS SHOCKS wchaccOnpany the applications by those
Instruments and In many other respects more sAFt and
CERTAIN inaccOmpli-hng The desired object
The Gaivanc Rings have been used with perfect success
in all OF Rheums'sm acute chronic, applying 20 the
heri face limbs Govt Tie DoloreuS Toothsche tron-
chit ;, Vertigo Nervous ck Headache Indigestion Par
aysis Palsy. Epilepsy fits, Cump Palpsion OF me Heart
Apupexy Aness Of JOINTS Luu-ago. Neuralgia, General
Debility Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous
Disorders In of confirmed Dyspepsa they haze been
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the system
must bee Witnessed 10 Dee believed ard a- certain fsKNiN
TIVE for the above complaints thy are equally 20 be- recon-
meudfd. The Gav.c Rings are IN every way perfec'y
harm esa ami sold prices be within the reach ~ H.
CRisrIgs M,cNsrC FLUID IL used IN connection with he
Rings render their ec eui action CERTAIN aud 10 direct
the Gaync influence to the particular portions which are
Affected.
For numerous Of the highest character regard
ing the efficacy the Gslvanc Rings and Magnetic FLUID,
reference made former Advertisements, they may be
at the Office Only Agency IN New-forA lJf Fulton
street. iSun Buidng In Brooklyn, at the Store OF JAMES
w sNrH, Druggist, corner Fulton and Cranberry street,
qut w.
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self from o,ssrvai, he detected rogue away ihe r.
cry stop iHei.' evidently the principle. 4
certain Scocnmsr has assaied ne In article wherein
d. -i-ove fp maze appear that have infrnE-d upon lis
srcris Trlt ege verdcr of wash for the Hair
fh- impairment sudsci'y % Gail celebrated Trcorhe
ou-" vile counterfeit" Ths truly slgha1e, the Tery
best pk- ri tie season. SaTvu-y j. ecenols cal
llnf~
Th- fret pr-ua ~ o usierei into Dis hresihnr wo-t
spreparlon called "TucOp1efou- Dr.. Phyfe. and
IBIS chsraian has To cogslmmsie inpItence 90 a
prprlie verbatim q uef.tm tie Doctor. treatise or TIE
subject, will is difference substituting his the col ter
frr- Instead 81 he Doc,Ofs. bat although D. hss
the ludacyio vuroin the Doctors Treatise. j. ~ no
means certain hat he had Infe gence enough 70 cncc
re compound 90 which 70 refers Justly and truly NAV DE
ceeer l- compound te called vile impo-ilre upon na
ofDr. Piyfrf.
TIE reputation % ny Tncopherous" which this hc s
headed hsi rl1arst styles counterfeit. j. bl--d
upon unnne 8chahs testimonials OF s efficacy a. sure
cure for Badness Srur Dandrf ant all diseases 81 ihe
Ha.r. Sawney- counterfeit. on the other hand, requires
ho..ternr with scuroas and defamatory advertisements
90 make & se-a proof that bis = he genuine vie
clunf-rieir There is another difference between his vile
counterfeit yicopherou- and mine. he sells bis a.
d,liar per bottle whereas sell mine original and genuine
mr. cents, and my sales exceed BIZ thar 5N per cenL
huf lw let him alone in the mean time VITA in- pa ung
advice 10 Sawney' have the eirolery nor bare
faced daring 10 taid of ve ccunteres until restore
Dr. Pfyc the credit Of he invention. The gina and
genuine TilcopherOus 10 h- had only a.
suf3is 4. c. BARRYs, JAG Broadway.
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Increase up to 9th July. lsi5. DDS, -
al Boston the market Is dull. At Phlsdeipha snla
sales Pots a, 70 as e. for Western.
COTTON-There has been fnir demand today Tor
ais sssple. ana the market is firm. We canno; earn
sn&i much Improvement has been realized since tne
s'esner arrived. Holders no, anxious 10 seA, the
"oek being moderate and the foreign market favorable
-. AT savannah the fret bale OF Cotton was re
Sei'ed on Monday last from Macon IL was middhng
ss 10 lair. and sold 10 lilo cents IN Macon IL IL on
as way TO this port, In 1874 the first bale received
AZ 1aiy. bale OF new Cotton was received at Augus
"a the 10Th ut. AT Augusta the quantity on safe Is
United: market had advanced Ct y u Principal sales
qe'. ets n AT Orleans fair enquiry at full pTi-
YES Al Mobile sales Of the week 800 bales. Nothing on
sae market. Prices regular fair a IT, Stock $40
Nes a bale Of new Cotton was received a. Charles
on and sold 1t 10 cts
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pA>oRAMA oi,he Hudson River drawn from NsOr'
V,uE MO~T nELIGuTFTL or ALL FIX.

L tIR>iON>-A snii ACROSS Tie Hudson hiVrr To hobo
KEN and linen a walls the ELlSiAN FIELDS, along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores ~ the pare
vii prove the easily accomplished and attractive OF All
RURAL EXCURSIONS lal can be- made from thu CITY.
The Grounds presents charming aspect The trees beng
esf The soil covered with rich turf The walks are
in order having considerably embeished hr
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Christopher completely ntted up with awnings
Night Boats from UObosen IL baIclaysir'et
unri III O'Clock tarragr 81 cents myo tnusis-
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rHE RooK or UsEFuL KNoWLEpGE.


II APPLETON 4 Co, 20 Broadway, have no" ready,
~. no. !. Pre- p cts
TnE CYoLOrEDn % PaAcrlcN RECEIPTS, and collateral
Information 10 the Ars tnuacures. and Trades including
Nedicinrs Pharmacy snI Domestic Economy designed a.
boob Of reference for the MANUFACTURER uaierHan, aIt
fcur and heads Of families. by James Arnold Cooley TINS
useful work Will be issued In about TX sem nonihy num-
her, forming one volume svo. Of over 6s0 pages.
From brief examination oi The number before Us. we
are fully msiied h. saying that this one OF me most Nau
able publications. that la been sued for many ears No
economist no family utiliarian. should be without " Ip
Boot Of UsetI H. edger-Pennsyvania lac, National
c.,..s.
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l uren 20 see the numerous calls we nave Tor our
Britannia Pitchers. the large especially, that hod
niece OF ice As large lump Of srantr II IL gratifying to
Know hat the people booking cOoy ~ the ater and
while ty favor OF neafnes' they also study comfort
and economy-twO things not always Taught In modern
schools 49,,
The Pitchers and divers other articles Of BRITANNIA Ware
FOR .ale by BOARDMAS Z HART
an4 81. BuringSiip
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~ Mechanics Institute.-Tae regular monthly
meeting OF The Institute viii be held IN the Lecture Room
City Hall Tuesday Evening. oh instant n ociocs-
On the adjournment of the regular business OF the evening
q Cuscps Meeting will be held for the nomination OF offl
GERS and DIRECTORS for the ensuing year Members
feeling interested in the nomination OF good and eclchl
men are requested 10 attend plnciualiy al O'Clock
Shy order Of the Library Committee The Library wa
be closed Tor the month OF August 10 take an ery %
he Books Sc Members having books cat are Fegu Sod
10 return them ana such members are IN arrears Tor er
dues viii please call A. the Institute and seuie i SAINT LA
pie,e As po.sble J. }. MAPES. President
A. I B.ypt,r Afrarv au2 81
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EAzLITT7s sHAKsPEARE.

rVNUT> DAY rut .l.f No IL 81 fl- Ltr ~ Of Ctoc-
r. .dinr n aiming Cl.rseieIs of >llk.r-ar-. PLAYS
bv Wn an Haz.i yo- beautifully pnn;-d IN lsrge clear
tyre. - r.uf.
Orir-aHfg j. IN. di.'n-ushng feature u al Hszlu.
prohibitions liz Grsmsiir cri crns asc much ans fe-erv-
I'd admired. be- seems .n1gei ihoroushy with lie srr
of >tsk1reare As.arc Journal
T- present volume j. splendid gem ihs reader q
Shakespeare .hlur sck The ~ AID " fhe hundred
and majors al vani--s '1fe ~ sunshine II ~
'Ir .teds az Naiure'. -. evpo.l'or. sunday res.
IT,. he criticism Ola man VI great VII an ia.-n- and
therefore picturesque. acute AMI po-,N u deserve he
public r.er lon ch We have doubt u wi amply re-
retre. hers Messenger.
tbs = very pleasing book. and We do NOT hesitate
-ar fa.E ~ csr..Iera ie originality and Fenus What
We chiefly io.k fo- n such WORK fn- 81 the
De- st- u te suhnr and eloquent exposition offh-m-
and oil is and more may Be ioan1 10 o. volume before us
lEi-lblrg Review
Published snf for sac hv
4 NJ.
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Boston Anftion Sales

DY T.. =. & d. RICH, NJ and - Broad street. Bo'
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, August ~
BOOTS, SHOES. BROUANS and HATS-i,ooO case
Boots, Shoes, Brogsns aud Hats.
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,x (,ousAup's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar, for re-
psiss.~sI,s Tan Sun Burn, Pimpcs Blo,rhrs, sal
COS pscne,s and all Cu'aaeons Diseases. 4 "A also
ssssst D.. yunoieni Shaving Compound. For sale on
"a nys r,nai depot 67 Walker street, let store
Vs. .siwsy; Boston. 4. ). Jordan, MILK street;
- . Ssr,e,on Co.; New Bedford. W. l. Gerrsb !;
Ds<.. (,fesn a Co.; Springfield, Bh-s, Myer-, New
vsr R.esusA Ball. Troy; Pierce, Ssnwix Hal, Al
a'y n Tuitle Assembly Buildings. Oh smut 81 Phila
~ Rev.re Of haze and dangerous cOunierfes, and re-
80 -, he genuine is sold only above, aud ua eacc
81. the words DIR. y. Felix Gourauds Italian Med
- sosp n. T." compressed win mould, and ur D9c
- .'mile on each Splendid Ensbossed Wrapper j)i0
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY ey Pane \ burgess, Inc
Times of The Meiici by DAzeo. translated from the lta
ian by C. Edwards Lester L. : Consul al Genoa author OF
. oiarv nni shame OF England &C &C This work Is
founded on the most thrilling and romantic incidents IN the
l,yug History Of Italy The Mirror OF Chivelry Chevaer
Bavarl Cesar Bora The COlonni, GonsayO OF Cordova,
i - Az. ~. n-nrinal r hartcers au4 b
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Books.
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This designed TO relieve dyspepsia. veal ness
and pain Ia SIDES Of goneae IN The stomach, con-
-paOn and piles weak unes cough and splitting Of blood
papiiaiion Of the heart weakness OF the hips and ilbs
dropping Of the body with curvature of the spine and en-
argeinen shoulder particularly in children and Young
aides; also female debility and weakness OF voice. am
stresses Clerks Students and others who keep the benz STU
tude End much Immediate comfort from rs use IL ope ares
by eevanF the whsle pile Of organs, (which have descend
81 from H. nr weaknessl aud maintaining them thus by
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way, Grand Sundays excepted o er t store 81 sr
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T. ~ for weeks. female j. IN attendance on Ia lle.
Civ aud Country Phi scaus and Druggists are invited 10
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Common sense Chronic Disease0f saeAn ARA l't-
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The decrease in Pork this year is about ATS bbls-
Ashes 1900 casks larger than last year and Whskey
10000 gals. The shipments OF slaves Lumber and
Wool show large increase.
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This diminuton in the tolls and quantity OF Breadstuis
exhibits rapid rsirograde movement The tolls to date
have decreased within fraction of $4,000 as compared
with last season. and nearly $4,000 behind 1913 for
the same period.
pvS,cir., cle.red this sesson follows
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Ncw.York Cattle Market. August 4.

Reported for The Tribune
A, marke, 1900 Beef Cattle ESQ from the SCUM ~
Cows and Calves. $500 Lambs.
Beef Catie-There is a steady demand in the market
and prices show considerable improvement on those
oflsst week Inferior and mddlns s4d4 50; superior
and prime qualities q. s. 5oas6. 800 left
Goes and Calrss-The very small number at market
ali taken at from SIS to IS. as in quality
Ssssp AID Lambs-For Sheep SIT cents to 81 IS ;
and for Lambs IS cents 81 25 the extreme range Of
the market; uusod. 400
Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tr,sune.
MONDAY. August
AsHEs--Poss are steady. and a few bills have been
sold At 75a3sl{ We notice sales about rs bbls, and
SOTO 60 bhls Pearls at 4 cot;
S~snt Of Ash,s inspected this year az MoH'reai 10 The
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cy OhSe No. 81 Wsll-strhe Board o. directors Msie
owners Of property call az their Newly orr agency 10
81 Wal street. and obtain insurance on reasonabe Terms
The ample resources OF this Company, aud lher ca' On ~
scattering risks, well understood IN THIS community Ao
they arr not only prepared promptly 10 pay Their losses oN
Inc e bu. oder abundant security their custom
Tor the future JOHN NELSON. Jr. Agent Jy-d !ets
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~ Schenck's Fulmoric Syrup.-NoucE-The
o FOR me SAFE ofhi. valuable ecse ass been
ps BSrsMsS Is no longer Agent for the c-,u'r~
s.a.res,. p,i,rorie Sxrrp au2 istf
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Memfers Of FILToS L0DsE No IS horeby notified 70
attend 4; their Lodge Rom Halls Buildings Brooklyn on
TUESDAY ftis day. the 5ih n-t o'clock P ~ 10 a.
,eoi he fIneai II Brother Jno : Bfsbeck a. o'clock
Tom bs late residence. No 2oj Pegri-stfeet
Members Of the Order general respectfully invited
% attend. EDN'D. PRESTON, " c.
ALEx. NISSAN. Secretary as IL
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