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Cotton Gins.

Cotton G1nS.
The subscriber returns his thanks to those who
patronized him last season. He continues 10 man.
ufacture GINS up'n the most approved plan, and
warrants them equal to any other Gins, in work.
manship, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
TRepairng will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share of
the patronage Of the planters o this and the adjon-
ing Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get one OF
those HORSE MILLS, well known as Nc
Creight's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing. The subscriber has a few on hand.
u Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promptly
attended to. R. J. McCRElGHT.
Camden, may, 1e4S.
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James Chestnut, jr., Esq.is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power to act for me in settling
the Estate of the late DR.. George Reynolds: and no
other person is authorised to use my name or to re-
ceve money or grant discharges of the said Estate,
unless specially empowered in writing by him or
myself. MARY {. REYNOLDS,
Adm'x of G. Reynolds.
March 81, 1S47
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Perfumery, &c.
Ede's IIedyosmia Exrrait BoqIet de Caro- :
Patey's Ext. Verbcna line, 3
Hauels Eau Lustral, Extrait Orange de Por- :.
Nymph Soap tugal,
" Eau de Venus Extrait Verviene =
Lily White 60 Patchouly,
Chi CHAINS Tablet of Ala MoHsscluc, E
basier I" Jockey Club, J 3
Fonain's Balm of thousand Johnsons Bears oil,
Flowers. Rolssel's Hair Dye.
Iaird's Atropilotorv. Alexander's Trcobaphc,
Superior Cologne in small and large pint and
quart bottles and on draught. Combs; Hair, Nail,
Tooth. Bath, Flesh, and Shaving Brushes of every
variety. Kessan, Rose and Almond Soaps, very
superio; French and American Toilet Powder,
Boxes and Puffs, &c. a.. Just received and Tor
sale low. at CLEvELAND's.
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FASHIONABLE

FASHIONABLE
GIdg@gG0g9y IOJJ S@0gOget sBt@re
REMOVAL.
The subscriber informs her friends and the pub
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
by DR.. A. DeLeon, and has just returned from
Charleston with a select lot of SPRING GOODS,
Silk and Straw Bonncs, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces,
Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold for cash
or TO DunCtnal customers on the usual terms.
Bonnets repaired and trimmed
New York and English Fashions just received.
All Tailoring done at this Establishment war
ranted. NJ. GOODLAD.
April l. Ia. If
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Dying and Securing.

Dying anu SECURING.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public generally, that he is prepared to restore TO
their original colors when faded, gentlemen's wea-
ring apparal, such coats, pantaloons, vests aad
cloaks, and neatly press. He will also remove
grease or paint, and line OF repair if needed or
wished. Ladies and gentlemen's Bonnets and
Hats Dyed Black and neatly pressed.
He assures the pbblic that any work done by
him will not soil the whestest article.
He will also continue 10 work at the tailor's
trade, and will receive the fashions regularly and
warrant good fits
The subscriber may be found on DeKalb street
west of the NJ E. Church.
April, 26. l7u] A. MILES.
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Just Received.
Gavanic Rings,
do Bracelets
do Belts
do Necklaces
do Carriers
Magnetic Fluid
Graduated Magnetic Machines
Chloroform
do Inhalers
Surgical Instruments
Shoulder Braces
Thermometers
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
" Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb
Thomson's Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naptha
Davis's Pain Killer
Iudia Rubber Balls
do do Tobacco Pouches
Fine cut glass Smelling Bottles.
June IL. }. X. McKAiN.
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Dissolution.
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE,
BY S. BENSON,
Broad Street, Camden, S. c.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
Of Kershaw District, grant Of Letters of Admin
istration de bons non of all and singular the goods
and Chat'es, rights, credits, dues and demands
that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies The public, that all dealings with the es.
tate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must
in futue be with the subscriber.
Ali persons having claims against the said es.
tate, will present them properly attested, and all
persons indebted to the same are hereby notified
to come forward " ;thout delay and make payment.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir- de bonis non.
Jan. II
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SOUth.CarOIina.-LancaSter District
In the Court Of Ordinary.
John Steele and wife Nancy, vs. Hugh Montgome-
ry and others-Dvision or sale Real Estate of
Ninion Montgomery, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Hugh Mont
gomery, one OF the defendants, resides without the
limits of this State; 1t is therefore ordered That
he do appear and object to the sale or division of
the Real Estate Of Ninion Montgomery, deceased,
on or before the 18th day of October next, or his
consent to the same will be entered of record.
J. H. WITHERSPOON, o. l. D.
July 8, lS4a. z 00l
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DRY GOODS IN CHARLESTON,

The subscriber would invite the attention of Planters
and tci: families visiting Charleston TO hi" stock of rich
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Having made additions his Room the past season, he
is able offer greater inducements than ever before to
his friends and customers and confidently invites attention
TO his stock as the
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
1t is intended embrace almost every article in the Dry
Goods line. Our front Sales Room will contain COM
plc,e assortment of
Ladies' Elegant Dress Goods,
SILKS, MUSLINS, BAREGES. CASllMERES,
BOMBAZlNES, ALPACCAS, SIlAWLS. FlSSETTS,
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, LINENS, LINEN FAB
RIGS, HOSIERY, &c. &c.
In our Domestic Rooms, will be found very full u.s.
sorment of Domestic Fabrics,
Negro Goods, Blankets. Oznaburgs, &c.
Our facilities for purchasing Goods are such, that we
able offer them extremely low prices, and such as
will defy all competition
+. W. BANCROFT, 253 Kingst.
Charleston, Feb. 1913. If
n. BIN wholesale Rooms we offer TO merchants
who buy in this market Of the most desirable stocks OF
Goods be found in the city, and at prices that will aston
sh those accustomed to Charleston long time prices.
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Voluntary Certificates

UNITED STATES MARsHALLs OFFICE,
New York December 9th, 1877.
Messrs WYATT e. KETcHAS-Gentlemen-U Understand
fne that YOU are the General Agents for the sale OF Dr. Up
hams Vegetable Electuary for the of Piles, have
deemed duty to volunteer recommendation in behalf
of that valuable Medicine. have been afflicted with the
piles many years and tried various remedies but with
no beneficial effects lnpeed began to consider my case
boneess But about the first of September last pre-
vailed upon by friend, make trial Of the above named
medicine; took his advice and rejoice say that am not
" recommend il to all who may have the misfortune to be
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very Respectfully, your obt. servant, ,,
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Ladies' Boots and Shoes,

Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
W. Anderson Il co. have received from Phlla'
delphia, handsome assortment of
Ladies' colored silk Caters
Francais Cater made by
black lasting Caters I Ryan d Co
black half Caters Philadelphia
Kid Slippers
20 Kid and Calf Walking Shoes
Misses black and colored Kid Slippers
Kid and Calf Walking Buskins
Chidrens fancy Bronze and black do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans very low
Mems Womens and Boys Shoes and Booees. OF or own
Jan. 6. W. ANDERSON & co.
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Ord.inary's Notice.

Ordinary's Notice.
Whereas, no administration on the estate OF ia
cob Hammond, late of Kershaw District, deceased
has applied for in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly,, have taken possession OF the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of the said estate as dere-
ict. All persons indebted 10 the said estate are
required to pay the same over to me, and those
having demands against the estate will present
them 10 me duly attested for payment.
June 81. J. R. JOY, 0. K. D.
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Ss3AR2@AGAJ5e
Goods at and byLoao Prime Cost.

My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Faucy
and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c,
will be offered for sale for short time at Cost
Prices,
Bargains may be had, as tie object is to close up
as soon as possible.
Terms, cash. For bills of fifty dollars and up.
wards, Notes, well secured, at 60 and 80 days will
be takeu. w. B. JOHNSTON,
May "a. 81 Agent for Assignees.
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NEW YoRK, September 9th, lsi7.

NEW York, September 9th, lSi'
Messrs WYATT e. Observation-Disclosures am corlstran-
ed TO give YOU statement Of the benefit derived from
using Dr. tpnams Eecnary in case of Piles by so do
ing, shall render beIf TO those who are suffering from
that troublesome disease reduced for several years
bv the Piles much that it with great difficulty for
me to walk or attend business also suffered from
other disease, which extremely troublesome. and
which am plessei say boxes Of the E!ccty entire
y removei and that my health is better now than II has
been for many yean has done and my family since
more good and with less expense than all the physicians 10
whom have applied. or medicine that have used.
remain. still in perfect health. -
Your ob't sery't NELSON NEWTON,
2SO Spring street, cor Renwick.
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On COmsignment--FrO the North.
choice lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and Spanish Segars of several very fine brands.
Any person wishing very superior article for
their own use will do we'll to call and examine the
assortment, as it will be sold low. Apply at the
Post Office to p. THORNTON.
March l6. ii It
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Lamp Oil,

A superior article Of BIeached Sperm Oil, at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
For sre by +. l.. ZEMP.
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BrickIayimg and PIastering.
The subscriber having located himself in Cam
den respectfully offers his services to the citizens
of the town and the surrounding country. Brick
laying. plain PIas,ering, stucco work, cornish and
centres, rough casting, limitations of all kinds o
stone &C., will be executed in manner warranted
to give satisfaction. A share of patronage is SOL
icited He may be found at his residence OIL Rut-
ledge between Market and Lyttleton streets. Per-
sons in the country wishing his service, can ad-
dress him through the Post Office.
JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
Aug. Is, 1647. 80 #
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Fnr Sale

For Sale.
A four horse wagon will be sold low, and on a
credit if required. Applyto JAS. McEWEN.
July 10Th 1913. % If
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New Orleans and uba Molasses, Lemon, Pine
Apple and Strawberry Syrups, Cordials, Pickles
CIaret Wine at GERALD'S GROCERY
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NEW York. November 3. 1917.

NEW York. November .. 1917.
Messrs Wyatt g. Ke.chan-Gentlemen--l consider it n
duty which no, snly you but my fellow beings.
10 sneak in praise of Dr. Uphams Eectuary. medicine
which think has saved my life and restored me 10 full
health For several years was afflicted with Piles toge'il-
er with Dyspepsia and general arrangement OF the sys-
tenn employed different physicians, with good result.
and they at least told they could do for and
.ad thai must die thus had given up all hopes OF ever
having my health restnred until had called TO mind the
benefits ta, nephew of mine in Philadelphia (Benamin
P.rciyaD had derived Of chronicle dycn-
tery by your medicine. that purchased box which, to
nv surprise after taking few doses received great
ef and thank God by continuing its that am
storrd IN rerfec, health MRS. SARAH r. AMES.
li2 Mercer street.
NorIcE.-The genuine Upham's Elscuary has hiS writ
80 done with the pen. Price 81 a box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & kETCllAM,
l2l Fulton street, ~ Y and Druggists generally through
out the United States and Canadies.
J. r. McKAIN. Agent for Camden, S. G..
March % ~ II
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In Equity-Lancaster District.

vs. Petition to apply funds
VIM. McCorkle g. wife Elizabeth
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
McCorkle and wife Elizabeth, Defendants, are abb
sent from and without the limits of this State. It
is ordered, on motion of Clinton, Solicitor for Peti.
toner, that they appear and plead, answer or de.
mur to the petition in above cause. or before the
10th October Is49, otherwise Judgement pro con-
fesso will be- entered against them.
JAMES II, WITHERSPOON, c. E.E.D.
Com'rs. Office, June 26, lS4S rs 50l
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HGigll.HO!

A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders
and Sawyers. For sale by
may II. r. L. ZENP.
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Timby's Union Water-Wheel.

This Water Wheel
! ! ! !: !. !: | " !" ] ]
- has been so long in use
xiauEh N in South Carolina, that
N4&6 W. N little or nothing can be
said respecting it that
RMl is not already general
MA Iy known. 1t is appli-
W R cable TO all kinds OF
WME z6&4 machinery in either a
WAWlk$ horizontal or vertical
~mNNh y position. 1t operates
~ with great power and
speed and with less quantity of water than any
wheel in use, Except the over shot under extreme
high heads) is very simple and liable to disasters,
and jurable being made entirely out of cast iron.
The subscriber will sell district or individual
Rights with or without wheels Satisfactory RET.
erences can be given in regard to the success OF
the Wheel by application 10 the subscriber, who
can be consulted personally at the Columbia Ho-
tel, or by letter through the Post Office at Colum-
bia. MARTIN CHAPLIN.
Mays Is If
This will certify that have used Hotchkiss g
Patent Water Wheels about one year applied by R.
S, Barwick, and have recently removed them and
had the Union Wheels applied by Mr.. Chaplin ano
find the latter by far superior to the former. So
far as have YET tried the latter they will saw at
least douby as fast as the former, with much less
quantity of water, at the same mill site.
THO. STARkE.
Kershaw Dist, May II, ls4s. 81 If
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SOAPS, &c.
PERFUMERY, &c.

PERFUMEKY, DC.
The subscriber has just received the most COM
plete supply Of choice Perfumery ever brought to
this place. consisting of the following, with many
other articles in that line:
Extracts of Jockey Club Eau de Venns
PatchOuly Nymph Soap
MOussene Lily White
Verbena. &c. Extra scented Rose Almond
Roussells' oIocne Water and Musk Toilet Soaps
German do do Transparent Wash Balls
Musk Levcnder Sand Balls
Haucl's Eau Lustral RousseIs Sha, ing Cream
Bears Oil Meen Fun
Curling Fluid Cut Glass Toilet Bottles
I'andolinc Flower Vases, &c
JulvI0 r McKAIN.
Georgia Plains,
hr ANDERSON T.
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Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' T'ra-
yelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For sale by
may % EsW. BONNEY.
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TO Rent.
TAKE A SEAT!

TAKE A SEAT!
Just received fine assortment of curl.mapie
and fancy Sitting and Rocking Chairs, cane and
wood seats; together with fine assortment Of
Furniture, such as Sofas, Book Cases, Wardrobes
Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, DC.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
Jan. 5. ]. F. SUTHERLAND.
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SOuth-C -CarOlina-.-Lancas District.
In The Court Of Ordinary.
Jas, r. Bennett and wife, Jincey Bennett, vs VIM.
Bennett, Reuben Bennett, James Bennett and
others.-Division or sale of Real Estate Of Reu-
ben Bennett, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that William
Bennett Reuben Bennett and James Bennett, three
of the defendants, reside without the limits of this
State; 1t therefore ordered That they do appear
and object to the division or sale of the Real Es-
tate of Reuben Bennett, cen. decd, on or before
the 5th day OF October next or their consent to the
same %ill he entered Of record.
JAS. H. WITHERSPOON, O. l. D.
July 3, lS4S. [7 00I
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Mill Cranks

Mill CrankS.
The subscriber is prepared to make Mill Cranks
at short notice. Suitable Iron may be had at the
Itore of Messrs. Mcdowell g. Cooper Other Mill
rons made as heretofore.
SAMUEL SIiGVER.
June 81. 25 II
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In Equfty--Lancaste District.
DR.. D. p. Bush vs., w. G. Raines Jonathan Doug.
lass, Molcy Martin, ct al. Bill to surrogate and
sell Real Estate &c.
1t appearing te my satisfaction, that M. 8. Per.
ry and Molcy Martin. two Of the defendants to the
Bill filed in the above case, are absent from and
beyond the limits of State: On motion of Clinton,
complainant's solicitor. it is ordered that the said
Defendants, NJ. S. Perry and iMolcy Martin do ap-
pear and answer, plead or demur 10 the Bill in the
above case, on or before the 22d day of October,
ls46, othsrwise judgment pro confesso will be Or
dered against them.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, c. cR:L.p.
Comm'rs. Office, June 2, l546, z 5Ol
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Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend TO any commission bust
ness that may be entrusted to him.
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Owing to the grea, success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends SaraparIla number of men who were formerly our
AGENTS have commenced making SarSaparia Extracts,
ENirs Bii,erS Extracts of elbow Dock, &c They gen
r nm, il u in the same shaved bottles and Of them
have stole and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided
For sal. in Camden. 10y }. X. MchAlN. Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for s., cash.
l6 50 ~
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In Equity--Lancaster District.

vs. Petition for Relief e.,
John C. Carncs, ct al
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John c.
Carnes, defendant in the above petition is absent
from. and resides beyond the limits of the State:
On motion Of Wright, Solicitor for Petitioner, or.
dered that the said John c. Carnes do answer plead
or demur to the petition in the above case, on or
before the 10Th day of July, ls4s, otherwise judg-
ment pro confesso, will be entered against him.
JAMES H. WlTHERSPOON, c. E. T.. D.
Commrs. Office March 81, lS48. 81
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Georgia Plains,
For sale by w. ANpERSoN d CO
Oct 27, 1917
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-27
THE SLAVE:
Or, The Doom of Death.
A SCENE IN THE SOUTH.

"Shed no drop of white mans blood"
LaUs Of Louisiana.
Human nature is often independent Of all
The extraneous circumstances in the exhibit
ton of those noble and sublime traits which
proclaim the divine origin of man. If this
were not so, and il | did not admire man as
God made him, and not as society perverts
and spoils him, l would not think Of choos-
ing an i~lliterate African slave, born TO drudg.
cry and condemned TO the c%ontumely OF chains
and the lash, as the hero of a story. Yet 1t
is a true story and Tom, despite his color,
his hereditary bondage, and his degraded So
cial position. was endowed by nature with
sentiments Of a heroic cast.
Tom was a slave on a large cotton plsnta-
ton in Louisiana. 1t is doubtful if he had
ever regarded his position in the social scale
as unnatural or unjust, for he had seen moth
ing else, and known nothing else than the
bondage of his race; YET his Unborn senti-
ments had given him a sense Of highland JUS
tice which made him, in a moral sense, the
superior Of many a lordly wording who
would scorn 10 notice the existence Of the poor
African. Tom had always been faithful and
honest, so much so as to inspire the confidence
of his owner; never had he been subjected
10 the degrading lash, but often had his influ-
ence ayerted the terrible punishment from his
fellow slaves. His example among them
was not only conducive to their own improve
ment and happiness, but was SO highly APP
preciated by his master, that at an early age,
Tom was placed in the position of what is
technically called a driver on the plantations,
which means a slave who, under the super
intendent or oveTseeT, has charge of the 9th
ers. This poor negro, guided by an innate
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-27
COmeOutiSm---Chri a COmeOnter.
RANDOLPH, October 9th, 1913.

To the Editors IF The Bugh.
DEAR FRIENDS 81 have been asked often
to forward the enclosed to you for insertion in
the Bugle. 1t was originally written and
published in 1888. You will see by it, that
! never was a Come-outer, but a Cdstouter-
i. e. | cast the pro.slavery Church and Asso.
citation out of me, and remained myself the
Church and Association. | long ago saw i,
to be wrong TO join or remain in a s~ectarian
organization, as a Christian Church. Christ's
church is not a body into which, and out OF
which. men can be voted by majorities. !
feel no desire to get Slavery or War out OF
Christ's church. They were never in it.
1t is plainly the duty of all Anti-Slavery
and Anti War men and women, to cease to
fellowship, as Christians, those who perpe-
trate or advocate war or slavery. There is
a great stir in the sectarian organizations OF
Ohio, on CoMEoUrIsM. That convulsion
will not soon cease. Wherever | have been
in the State, | find that ministers, Of every
name, are preaching and praying agains,
Comeoutism. CHRIST WAS THE LEA,
DER OF COMEOUTERS. Thousands
are following in his steps. The spell is
broken. Membership in a church is nc
longer considered a mark Of responsibility
individuals, all about Ohio, are walking oul
of the churches, because they cannot be true
to God and Humanity and remain in them.
1t is coming TO be seen and understood that
the first step towards the Kingdom of God
leads out OF pIo-slayery churches. If every
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shall not enter their pulpits, il they can help
il, till | 20 and make confession TO a pro-
slavery association and church, that have
presumed to disown, or excommuntcate. L
have the names Of many men and women,
who were members Of Congregational and
Presbyterian churches, who have been ex-
communicated solely because they refused
TO pay one cent TO support ministers who
hold Christian fellowship with men-stealeTs.
Thus the terrors of ACCOMPLISHMENTS
spiritual thundefbolts OF pro-slavery minis
tiers and churches-ate held over the heads
of aholitionists, to compel them into Gins
tian fellowship with thieves and robbers.
Bur humanity and conscience in The hearts
of thousands have gained the victory over
The terrors Of accommodation from man
stealing and man-killing churches. They
are determined to lay their all on the altar OF
humanity, and say, where the slave goes
we 90, his, potion shall be ont portion, his
sorrows, tears, and stripes, shall be ours,
and his God our God" This is now the
great test question among abolilionists-UW
yoH disD,cn as Christian ministers and church
IS, thuse who oppose abolition or 'Cho counte-
nance siarery IN silence or otherwise? Abo-
luionis,s are now in this fiery ordeal. There
are thousands that will stand the test and
come forth from the furnace untouched by
the flames.
II. C. WRIGHT.
Peterborough, y. II. Jan'y 81, 1871.