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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-19

Some men say the war now existing is
an "unhniy and unir ST." yet we should
kill the Mexicans " they say SO, ''unLoly
and urjHsi," are x6 ch men.
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Wagons.

yHyWO first rate new two horse and one
Il horse. wagons, for ssle by the subj
scriber, in Upper sandsky. Any persnn
wishing to purchase will do ell to call aud
examine the wagons on hand. go.
JOSEPH McCUFCHEN.
April %, 1s46.-3!-tf
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But all the corporal ions enjoy exclusive
privileges-that is, the corporators have
privileges which no others possesses; and if
you create ffy corporations ms tead of
one, you have fifty privileged bodies in
stead of one--Speech Of the Hon. Henry
Clay iathe U. S. Senate, FEB, 20M 1911,
"the resharter ofthe U. S. Bank.
l sincerely believe that banking insiiu-
iions are more dangerous than Standing
armies Thomas Jefferson 10 John Taylor
.Nag 2sih 1915.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-19

Wheat, Oats, Corn. potstoes. aud every.
thing of the kinI, taken on subscription
al this office.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-19

IDUGGIES, and all other Carriage, re,
ID paired and painted. painting
executed 10 order AMI al reasonable Pri
ces at the Paint Shop" OF
rs ID. TUTTE.
Upper saodasky, Nov. 81. lo-tf.
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From the Cadiz Sentinel.

or The following lines we're written on
the back of the blank notice left by the As
SCISSORS
Tax Them Well, Johnny w oods.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EN ECU IURS NUIIVEs
Notice is hereby given, that the subscri-
Der has been appointed and qualified as
executor on The estate of Joseph Sterger>
walt, late Of Wyandot County. deceased.
JAMES VI. CHEMBELIN.
McCutchenyille May 4, lS46-35-4l*
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Congressional and senatorial Conven-
tiOns.

Congressional and senatorial Conven-
tiOns.
The undersigned severally the CORES
ponding Committees appointed by the last
Congressional convention, respectfully
give notice to the Democrats of the 9th
Congressional district, composed Of the
counties of Seneca, Sandusky, Hancock
Crawford. Wood, W,andot, and Ot,owa,
that the Convention, for the nomnatio u
Of candidate for Representative to the
Both Congress Of the Untitled States. will
be held in TIFFIN ON FRIDAY, THE 3lsl
DAY OF JULY NEXT.
The Committees also give notice TO the
Democrats OF the counties OF fSeneca, San.
dusky, Crawford, and Wyandot, that a
Convention will be held, AT TEE SAME
TIME AND PLACE, for the nomination of one
candidate for Senator, to represent said
counties in the Senate Of OHIO.
Tie committees Iecomend that the rep.
resentation, in the number of delegates
be adhered to where practicable, as fixed
by former conventions. That gives to
JoIa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-19
WAR NTH ENG AND !.
Gfeai excitement al I'aiior,s Straits and
Thin,bie HoiloW.
IryDGents look HereQ

WILLIAM J. AXE, having Justreoeiv>
w ed his quarterly Reports from the
city of Philadelphia. is again, PREPARED to
accommodate customeFs.in his line OF bn-
siness, in the nea,est and. most fashiona-
BILE style, which is not usually oferedi to-.
the public in this section Of country. -
Persons unacquainted with him, may find
his shop on the East side Of Sandusky3
Avenue, South Of ID. 81 w. Ayres Store
CUTTING DONE.
He wall also attend to cuttiaa, on, the
latest and best improved mode, and al
ways insure his work to ct well if prop
erly pat together. 80.
Thankful for thevery handsome patron
age, heretofore bestowed upon him, ,.he very
respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. -. s.eii - -.,ss
n. d. All manner Of country produce
taken in exchange for work, aud cash new
er refused. Charges made to suit the
pressure Of the, times. sf fsl
Upper Sandusky, Jan, l6, ls46,-l9-tt
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dividuals. taken from the mass Of society
and invested with exemptions and privi
legss.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04

ter are mislcd BY demagogues, who gener
ally act as little from principle as from
kno~lege, Ia The rnuks OF free tradcrs,
however, are some brilliant thinkers. They
are the THEORISTS Of tho party. Castle
after castle rises. with lurteted columns.
aud surrounded by beautiful gardens, IN the
wlid domain Of their fruitful fancy. Ia
happily tor themselves and for their couu.
try, It IL often the only domain they pos.
sess. without any solid interest IN the
prosperity of the country, they feel at Ito
erty to theorzs ltaSuy They supply The
facts 10 tho stutp orators and newspaper
esslytsls OF tho country, al those facts are
such as Fancy and Fiction can -eoiily sup.
ply. Before q country changes tho most
Imporon' par, Of lis policy, tie people
ough! at least 10 inquire whether lie Vi.
-ious Of glory upeued upon thor sight, are
any other taau the cloud BOIL! pasces ol
the Imagination.
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ne west lhGles lakes HEtire UHeS NJ
much as Great Butainl
In our last article as well as IN this, we
have confined ourselves TO the last com
mercisI year, FOR the purpose Of showing
the di5iriblti0a Of the flDur which goes
from tins country. For certainly the year
10 which the Froo Trade advocates, both Of
home aud abroad, have bean halIoolug at
tho top OF their voices about the vast i'm.
p0uance Of tue British Flour Trude q IS
the very taltesl Of any single one 10 test
Shat The value Of that trade IS in PAT TX
TERRENCE. o. the ruruRr, ne shall spe-
culato IN due time. But We do not mean
to leave enc loia Of FACT behind us iar The
Free Traders to cavtl about. Our readers
shalt base all me facts, and shall have them
80 that those nho ron can read.
We have shown above that the Flour
Trade Of The islands Of Cuba and lllyu is
worth more u the L. States and especial.
" to tho SJutc Of Ono, whose gtea, rls1t
ruas 10 Now O.eln.l thso ,hsI of Gfo4,
Britain aad Ireland, With their twenty gss
millions u people
The next great fact that ue announce Is,
3hli IuE FLouR TRADE or rnE l. SrIts
mas Ngr INCREASED ~ 20 YEARS. Tbs
tact IS equivalent TO 40 actual decrease Of
expectation from tho Unled States Coz the
producers 10 the [. S'atrs aGd CONSUMERS
sJroad have increased wtih great rPIdtly.
Tar following are the exports o, q at
ron the {. States duune fifteen yeas.
About lae year 1897, there we're some bad
eups which accounts Tor RAPID .4,.ins Of
10 the experts,
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
A NEW VOLUME
TEE WEEKLY NERIs0R
VIII COMMENCE
The First Week in April,


AAJ HEN some important improvements III
w be made 10 IT. character and appearance.
II Is tie determination OF The proprietor to MAKO
4, tom the ca'o Of the NEw NuLUus, the lcry
bEsr LrEa,Er JuuRSAL ~ AnrRIcN, and 10 car.
~ ont the plan, palns Or expense III be spar.
ed The B.ggIHg NysieHi, so rHueh ia vog le With
sHmc o. the periodicals. OF the day, vii 10. Il 10.
lied on Ia Tho editorial department Of the Nav
Yeas hlaEaRi aud what the editor aud hts as
sistants cannt produce Themselves, authors Of
real talent aud genius viii be LITERALLY paid Tor
writing. WeshAli be able to give roplnas FOR
ElGN aud BONES re CORRESPONDENTS,
ai the very highest character aud style, allh O.
RlGINAL TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other Journal
Mr.. WIlLlS'S ENGAGEMENT 10 contrib.
ute Two ARrIcLls each week still exists, aud vii
continue during the next volume.
The Elegant Quartz Form Of the Mirror, a III
bind up ia Two Handsome Volumes at the eud
o. tie year, woll worth preserving 81 faithful and
spirited Literary Records o. the fine. ltwi.l be-
handsomely printed on fms paper manufactured
Tor ih express fcirose, and y ID be forwarded by
tic earliest maids, 10 strong ~rapp,ts 10 every
part 81 the Uated States s5d Canada. Pgs'ag,
ffss within dirty miles ol New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04

Here the reader secs Ct once that the
West ludtos ,ako one hundred thousand
barrels more American -four than Great
Bmntn, the Canadas, and her American
Coloure, No comment need be- made up
90 this cycop, to remark that the lnsDlnth
cauce Of tho American trade With Great
Britain in n1ur aud gram must bo appa.
rent to all minds And yet for thus Ins'g
ufcant object it IS proposed to Weston
Farmers 10 sacrifice the Home Market, OF
at any rate prevent It's increase, by the 70
ducton Of the Tariff
A third class Of The Foreign Flour trade
IL that carried on with South Amouci.
This stands thus:
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z 7 = = =
Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS u r7'
gl IN 4lraBes THREE DOLLARS y rli
rl,5 rlt5in SIR months and THREE DOL
AIRS AND FIFTY CENTS y nj pad uu
Fl snsr ne .lPIrlti9a y ne gar. 10 paper
l.staanrati until al lrrflrIgfs are FId, q.
ssg. II tts option 7f the Editor
Advertisements tHsfrtst " ono Dol!4r PER
saus, az lines o., Iess, ais sis ! fgFr1 critic
trst Insertion. and . cents f5r f1eh ooidtaY-
1sef Court 4ir1tistmsEfi and Niefid's N!i,s
r.rgei2j gcr cent higher. and deduction 1f
If e-f z.f ,c.H = made from tr rzgl4r pr.
e f.retaarHsrr b Hf ge4r ifgalssr MS
trsarI m1EH'g ~ 4-Iy,sr.g 81 pr square for
t-aa time. &er.lugaa.g 10 eEets PER spare
~ .--4 tsut.
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These totals show the whole export Of
-four for tho commercial year, ending July
Isi, l9A5, with the exception of a lttIo to
Mexico, and few scattering fragments.
Ii 10 worth while now TO show The pre-.
else proportions which these results give.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04
Prom tag Cincinnati Clr5uui8. Apt5 81.
Expectation OF Flour and
Wheat.

We proved 10 our last article that the
actual orPafaton Of gralnor lpur 10 Grea'
Britain va. Of worry hItlc valuc--Gblt thc
larger part 81 Aucucan f4ur exported vent
10 Tho Wcp I4dics, BraAl, &c. We nos
pursue this investigation IN regard to the
comparative value Of the Fo;clgu ani Do
nestle markets.
Let ~ rostate clearly the elements Of
our trade III n.ur w8h Foreign Countries,
,alt there may b. 10 mistake Il. that TACT.
Great Britain, bJIs 80 $50
Bmt,h American Colonies, 2-1597
Bu,aln direct and indirect, 1886
This IS the whole amount Of the 4 gf
trade there, oud cauuol be, IN ary way, IL.
creased OF diminished by the repeal OF the
Brtsh Corn Laws. Now let Us compare
this With the flour Trade 10 tho We: 10.
d,es--whch Is trade self supporting, be
cause a trade undo necessary BY The iass
of nature
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04

EnlgSnlR.

is'as a14ang washing tugl and 90 a
.-a. ..f #,a,a.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04
CHARLOTTE. N. &. JUNE A. iS46
New Grocery & Confectionery
S,E'SeEsHI.

T-t--eSsN FEVylE subscriber informs the ci-
4 4E=ksIss. Il azeus Of Charlotte aud tho
ssesst IA y public generally, that Dc has opcu-
'sssssssss s1sk7 IN tie room Immediately under
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-04
The Farmers - Planters
LARGE ALMANAC
FOR
ES4S,

z NOR sale at this Office, either by the Grocc
n Dozen, or Single. Groco ST., Dozen 10 cti
10 cents single one.
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AGENTS
g.. r CgtirI1, Nsai'sD5ar-. y c.
Clos vs. H4ug, Nh Gr0rs. Is. &.
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Grocery and Confectionery
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where be intends Keeping nearly every article per-
tanning 10 lbs business, should his encouragement
Warrant j. i!g has nov on hard the following
articles. VIA
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VOLUME " VI,
L ] HaI Ton


E3II0R PR0PRIET0R 4 FrBLBHEE
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Warrantce Deeis for sale At this office.
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rINni t:REATEsT ENTNl.NAi. "a .nIernal
Grbools.
DERTH ANIBOy SEMINARY

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Of correct habits aud de-ifnu- ot improvement.
FOR whom they woCli secure thorough preparation Tor
College OF business are 'y invited 10 inquire after
the merits OF this Institution
The Principals long slce devoted themselves 70 Tie IN
srasf!aE and pogstic work Instruction. aud from
past experience and success feel themselves warranted IN
assuring The public, thar the reasonable
expectations of their patrons viii BE- fully realized Every
gwen promote the personal comfort of the
pupils. we'll their rapid advancement, m all ;hHi
IL Them elevated usefulness and honorable distneiionn
life
rue provisions Of the nsuaiion afor4 anusual facilities
pleasure and safety sea thing in ifs season
The location pleasant and proyaEhia.ly bea!tlial,
and daily accessible 20 SewYo rk and Philadelphia hJ
steamboat and railroad
Terms 50 per session OF p eeior board sud tuition,
with the Of book for nj English stuIies
The Winter Session vii! commence on "wednesday,
November I.
Circulars with testimonials may be had Al Dodd. book
s,ore, BRICK Church ChsPei, New-iofk or OF Tue Prn-
c!pais.
Reference is also made 10 The Faculty Of College Of
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Boston, Rev. John Mcdowell. D. D Robert b. Potter,
Philadelphia Frederick Boyden ESQ Richmond VIM
4 Whtel-ad, Esq Suffolk, Va john ". Dsuns, ESQ.
Wagrain, Nd. Charles OaAiord New Orleans Re- Abra
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Csc nE nRnPsY-

We have never known case OF Dropsy which this
medicine N ed did relieve. The following IL copy
OF n letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island 1t truly remarkable case
fi.,rRusH, Long Island June II, l8id.
Ds TOWNSEND My mother who i ~ yours OF as-, ma
for several yours past been abosng under severe case o.
Drnpsv We employed. before heard ot your medi
cin. Zea remedies bnt The disease continued
, gain gu her. she much hos-d that 20 A. almost
iui1oshie FOR hrr lie down. sleep while lyng her
feet and lega truly sight 10 behold. W" heard
much conversation pecung remedy and "" con
Guided TO Obtain for her satisfaction not dreaming thai u
would rreve her she tar advanced IN years and
her disease long supdngtoE her complaint had
coming t)r almost seven Year,, Ihs hrst bpuI"
she took could perceive that helped her N 10"
-u- with H.. exception Of increasing her appetite On
using the bottle there improvement IN her
Sh. continued u-nY until sh" took nve bottles
and almost, II entirely we'll She does MOI sook
tn- -he rides ont and walks viii ease
ard Is very comfortable The old lady Is highly pleased
assure yuu well the Of the family, and has re-
ouested me Ia write out her ind that bave not
bsf done Justice 10 IL; have cannot, describe
how she appeared the suffering she experienced, or the
great trouble che was for long time in her helpless
condition Yours, respectfully. &c JAMES ALLEN.
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From the Heart OF New ork.
T'or-,snopdenre ot Tho Tribnue

ArBUEN, Oct. 3, lsiG
Friend Y,q6ao,e. Despite prophecies to the con
trary our candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor are universally hailed in this section with
qualification aud resolution on the part OF voters
to give them a long pull strong pull. pull alto
eether. ard to elect them. We shall car
~ the State in handsome numbers for Young and
lay foundation Tor Wing success IN the next
Presidential canvass that will confuse the figures
OF Loco Focoism. aud confound the calculations OF
its most sapient leaders private letter from
member of the Convention ut Syracuse says =
There should be no concealment OF the fact, that
there is a wide and curelcss breach in the Demo.
cratic partv-not improved at ali by The results o:
the Convention; and should not be at ali sur.
prised il our hopes disappointed in the + all
campaign" We icarlessy commit ourselves In
tins region 10 the issue and calculate to give Young
ten thousand majority Let those who doubt 1t
quietly wait upon Father Ritchies everlasting
,s.,l,S rerg,eHS d. :. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
GREAT FEMALE MFpLCINE.

Dc Townsends Sarsapafia Is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpent Consum ptiou, barrenness Leucorrhr or
Whites Distracted Difficult heus,ration, lnconnence
of ne or Involuntary dscarg thereof and for The gene
raj urc,traton of the system matter whether The rrsui
OF inherent cause or CAUSES produced oy regusrity VI
ness accident
~ Nothing IAN De surprising han it, invigoratGg
objects ON the human frame Persons ell weakness and
assnd- before taxing H. become robust and full
OF energy under is influence Il Immediately counter
acts the nerv.l.ssn-ss OF the female frame which Is the
great cause OF oarreuness
n iII NOT be expected ofus "a Of 40 delicate ma
tire to exhibit certificates OF cures performed but We can
ss-ur. the afflicted that Hundreds OF have been re-
ported TO u.s. SeYeral cases when families have been
without children after using few bottles OF this nYau-
able medicine have been blessed With healthy offspring.
DIR TowSssSD ~ wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility aad suffering continually
by pain and sensation 81 bearing down falling OF The
womb and with other difficulties and having known cases
where your Inedcine has rfeced great and also
hearing recommended for such Diseases ~ have de-
scrb.d Obtained bottle OF your Extract Of oarsapara
and follow ed he directions you gave IN snort period
Ii removed her complaints ard restored her to health
Being grateful benefits she received, take pleasure
10 lha gng H. and recommending TO The pub
lie. NJ. ID. MOOkE, Cor oil urahd ana LyuW's So
l..
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FROM Lnkc Snncrior.

We have the News from Copper Harbor dated
the 18th uIr The Julia Palmer arrived from the
Sault on the 9th with q cabin and - steerage pas
sengers-the latter mainly miners and laborers for
the various Mining locations Current Wages
Miners $50 20 so per month Lsborers 500 TO s2s
Among the former was Hon Caleb Cushing on his
way TO La Pointeaux, the Falls OF St Anthony.
The Eagle Harbor PITTSBURGH and Lake Superior
Companies reported being quite successful
The Government has been dismissinc part of It's
useless cohort of Mineral Agents High time We
extract from the News the following item
R;cH s'rIvER VEIN-The richest vein Of silver az far
surface indication will warrant, that hiss set probably
been discovered IN the Lake Superior country mas re-
coast; and lying LITTLE W, Agate Harbor belonging
the Cypress River Mining Company. This Island on
which ivru mctsiicTous veins have been discovered.
zone OF native copper and the other Of silver and cop
PERI Ia quarter oil mile in length by about i've
hundred ieet in breadth, wooded with pine and other
timber and Is sufficiently above the level OF the Lake.
enable the Company 20 work the veins with advantage
The veins the Island uiagonaly and in the
nearest it, center the atrx OF which about four inches
wide is formed Of quartz native silver found ihckly
disseminated through this vein also that OF
copper The specimens which have been furnished
by friend. certainly the richest that nave
OF II surface character Two engaged III
working the VEIN bu, the Company design placing
miners immediately upon and viii continue their ope
ratious during the Winter.
These veins understand. were discovered by Prot
foE few hours and by him reported to the agent the
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Dr. TowSSENo-DeGr Sir. Nearly twenty years ago
took syu.ni cold which settled my lungs and affected
hacking cough bl not 50 severe Is 10 prevent from
lending To nv business Within tho last few years 1t In
creased on me- gradually. Al asst became reduced
hr.Ht.d wiki difficulty, nni raised with my cough much
bad matter and for the last nine months previous Ia using
your puriis had regular nght-Nssa,s Indeed my
friend, and myself Supposed that would die with ih'
Consumption but have The happiness TO inform yo1
thn.to IGy surpnse-arr gslug three bottles oi your
sarssparila | mud my health restored Y relieved me-
gradually and enjoying much better health than
have before had almost euur"ly Lost my
annette which ia also returned YOu are liberty To
,ablish ti- with my name. the papers II you choose.
Nv little siIl. whO three years old, bad very oa'
cnug the whole of last Winter. We becam. much
alarmed on While using the medicine gave
her SOME OF H. uul entirely relieved her well 81
myself and she IS ell and hearty amy child
ever -s,v She <so iu Of itic hloch-s took them
awav and her skin IL smooth and sir and n salts
ned he received her health usng Your excellent
m.diein. = W. COSANT. No. - Bowery
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ES CTRC5 NJ BURLEi0E, who has recently
been lecturing against Saver IN Emnet,sburg
Maryland tells the following hard stnries OF the
Slavery and the Christianity Of that region Fred.
erick Co
"a fe* months ago professor OF religion in this
negRborhoOd sold on 10 the =,ayetraders axaT
from his wife she begged and prayeG this p!ous mon.
ser 10 allow her husband remain Win her but il y=
OF no avail HIS heart was died uy within him he
gave no heed 70 her pleading though her heart WIS
breaking win agony. ne slave whom ne sold wac
member Of the church winch ne belonged and
they had often sat down 20 the sane comm table
together The colored beloved and esteemed
and some men OF property Interested themselves in
10 purchase him back but they there found ina, ne aad
been sold 20 the trader condition the: ne should D.
sent 10 the tar South The motive Of the slave tvrant
was fear that the would away snd MS evident
design TO send nun where he might never return
This x the treatment Christian shareholders exercise to
yard their brethren IN the church The aggravated cru
city OF the mas excited much indignation against
the saT holder b1t the church 70 which ne belongs
took no action agans; him FOR the inhunlan deed
There are bu, few slaves held IN this immediate neigh
bOrhood compared TO the Southern sections OF the
state but cases OF most hea-trending outrage
and suffering here showing that the feeble grasp
0: slavery j. the clutch Of cruelty Ny feelings have
been Tery much moved al the tale OF which
CURED near here few months since colsred man
from Pennsy lraniA went 20 Baltimore with cattle
drovcr and after the sale OF the drove III employer paid
him and he started for home in quiet pcaceab
ner. Just before he reached the Penn- yivaaa line he
was arrested under the law whcn prohibits coored
people from coming the state and fined go THIS
he could not pay and he thrown into prison ami
kept til the cost and ine amounted 70 over 80 and then
sold Tor this The who bought MIN took him
10 the county and sold him life and toe poor
is slave tins county. with hope Of de-
Lverance separated forever from his family and friends
in Pennsylvania have read OF the pel Of the travellers
the Arabs and Bushmen or in regions infested
by roober bands IN Europe and haze shuddered the
thought that life and liberty unsafe but
no mountain passes in Italy Spain ever more
peroUs to the weary traveller than the paths NJ
slavery to the colored man from Tie North