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= CHATTER or JTNSY~Sls

= Hal Bis w > f+t ~ TIE, .
Ar. sn tie vear 1850. paleh
vss BE year asns the grra, ,lagae,
TIC New 1ostsw tai ante t'st'.seh
sss rev ,4si " Scrs.ir, even Jet
~. he sweet songfre~~, WHO csrne
ssssn Cse tar coaasxsss ofiis North
II. And IL sNIc TO Iass ,iis, ~bcr
iemiy cs.ae 10 lani, a gres: falI
tssds shrSs ~ their cats before her.
sad fsa,cwea her 'c the ioGse of uf.r
Howard, With hal teen r,.;,o read,
~ icr. ini mastaI Instruments
were hfcug'ii, AZ! he grca, ,aa,' njc
bowei do~n, wuraaiH her viii
vucet ssgnds.
III. Ani he ss;ne day VS. ;Ae
fstb@,h.
". Ard Il becsme ln. wn. tn3
epcn saii unto orc another. 10 1cuhg
land hal hrough. b,de az vlach
Victoria. ihe ouc,n, ga,c Untq her.
Nov. ,lero..rc. ,e. ~ secure lair sl
h,s ,a'I and W shall ga,n favor ia ;ir
eyes e the fe,Ilc.
V. Atd 70 ;i'e 'Ail e tie ljt,c Co. +.
us cnaitci high hci5fc tic tco,lc.
VI. Ard TIC house e liowa, ;
the ps.liean. was surrounded hy IL
fccIle, AND the high priests and tic
Diighty n3cn saitel uioa Jcony, anl
asss the daughters q Manhattan, to
TIE number of eight hundred, did
st.ynd aFca her.
VII, Aa1 lie sr,isitcrs AL ,hC
seas.ns. sgnt gif,a & th,it hauGia ORR
sanl isa,as haa He ro0m 10 IA, thcm
WI Aad it CAME 20 rass thai
hstoateA Ne tax sashsser. fer tc
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It "Na tAas ,he Qs,l,le Of NeH NV,k
counted urto = ,oAn liz rvlj.don hy
shc amount 81 h,, treasures. And
many other. paid twenty-five pieces
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10 Officers, Soldiers, Widows
AND yIEIIyes

@+sD ttLS1IlS.
M subscribers having established an anon.
! eF Tor obtaining bounty lands and peps,on.
"nu'' ne act OF loIy, are now prepared Ia
ob'ain land warrants aad pension ccft,Gcn,rs
& ''f al such a are entitled TO VII:
ISL Land Bountyis due to all officers.
"oH'coinHlsslnned ""iccrs, musiciou- and
PI''at'S who served N the war of Isl2 To-,
one month 81 n,c,r
AIS" All snch ~ served in any Of the Ind.
ah wars since 1880.
Al commissioned officers who served ia
war "tth McX po--as follows, to wit
nose who enlisted for one wear and served
~" ~, months are Untitled 10 100 acres.
-, nose who enlisted for six monis and serv.
" months are entitled 10 "a acres.
~, Others who served one month. ar ss
sri'rs, volunteers, rangers, or mIllti, are
ehlitied 10 50 ACRES.
ne widows Of soldiers who were killed i,
are "ntiled 10 100 acres.
"l.F" he no widows, the minor b,irs Of
10" ~. "'hrers or soldiers are entitled 10 the
Pensions for LID, are duo 10 all s.cb
Widows ~ Revolutionary officers q, .atd,.-'
u they "rir married pfiat to Ism
Increased prnsron arc due IN III
""s Nnr-' husbands were pensioncd u,ds,
the asiof liz We shall he read w. a.,
tend Poo rFP''cai,ons NJ our Office at ali ,,a,e.
auu THRhLL a. SMITH
Rud,nd, Dot ~, jsin.
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'ast NoFnS - WAsuiNHrox.--
The following trsm the Farewell Al,
I'v-s ot ,he tulhrt nf h.s Couniry /,
- MS "pi' ottialc ia ihc present high
y ""is''tani pelioj "a the history Of
etH ,siaftY
" l. i. us wa,i'v mumrp, iN,t ynn
N"Nld ifoptHS attmate tho ,mmense
value 81 tou ga tsnai untun &, ,olf
collective and Individual happiness that
t"o shrnii cherish cordial, hait,lunl,
a"l inmo, able attachment To- il, nccus.
toming yourselves TO think aud speak
of it IFS the palladium Of your political
safety and prosperity. watching for ii-
preservation with Jealous anxiety: dis
rDin'cnahcina whatever may suggest
s7ro 'naiicjon that It can. in any
''ni o. s'r,ndonea. ard Indignantly
f't@t rtt- '',e f,a dawnjng II cv.
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
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r. avoid imposition ~ VII he nrrrienfy 10 s"e ihat
nr. JAhlt.s H. ttIii!pN'> CEElit lCA ~ as vel a'
TIE sguafurr " ms 4. Tow nseud, J., o. the ou'Vf
wrapper II each bottle =, >,
tcJ-Sali iy Il l. SPENCER, ru''anl a. ~ III
the prirs'rrl Druggists and Country ."''O"A"''
thrcughou, the Uuiiri STATES Canada ,t,,-,
ry-Prnnrlelnrs' office y NASSA ar IN
the rildinr nrncrl, occupied b, az South hsr,'s
Church %eX YORK; ~''''H
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s,CKLy AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Er,raet Of Letter from Gcat!smas !" p"tfo', a
"DAYros, May /, 1877.
"DR A. NJ. MAuRIcrAu-.Ny Dsu Su Tho
Married Wmnans Private Medical ComphniuD sv
which enclosed one dollar o. your sadros-. came
safey 20 hnud. | would not have troubled you viii.
these low limos, bat shal | am impolIed 10y ssasS
of gratitude &. myself and wife 10 give uttorslos
10 on, s.,.,e,e and heartfelt ep,otisus.
My wife Iva. been percePtibly SINKING ior soms
three years or more in Consequence OF her urea, m
ruish and suffering some months before ssd duriDx
confinement; every scc cssIve more and
debiliin,cd nnd prnsunrd her. putting her lio IN i'm
minent danger, and which was on tho lsst occasion.
despairod1 isupposod that this state N things WAS
inevitable and resigned myself to me., tho worst
At THE time now about two mmhl.s | heard you
book highly spokos u! ns containing soaie matters
reaching my cnse. On it's receipt and psrisa cso
nut c1prts to you the relief Afforded my distressed
niNid and tho joy it's pages impaired "a my wife nj
learning uiat tho great discovery 81 H. NJ. Desc
neaux provided q remedy II opened n pr,spe,, Ia
which Little conceived was possible. No peen.
mary consideration can ever repay tho etiRhts'.s
am under to you for having been tho means of IN
parting 10 tho maiters contained in Tho Nnrrrf
"omans Private Medical Companion I'm, 's
this. another year would have passed over nv
head. in all human probability my wife wonld have
been In her aravs. ERd my Children left motbsris~A'
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RemGrlaLfe Cure Of Ty0ocEjtjS.

n, , Ne" YORK, Frh. H. lsft.
Messs. Sands ~ lisyinr suffered may ,r,,s x,,t
aittHss al my th!"ai, affecting the lsryrx during
"hSh TINE was treat cd with The most
ca Pu!sicIaos ia Europe and the Coiiet h,,t,s
without Receiving any ppuGei.i benefit be-, ALI ~
I'm" my srnetil heath AID streneth ,ierNniue MAJ
lhf dISeh'r making fearful Irpgrcss-CBu,tIc arni,
cations we're uscd, ant whatever c'.e was nm, a.,
in"ti cHr;ent for pfofuciur o curc--but IN, rb,
uet the dep!oifL!r .'rGiiou wss in the iqryry.,is
o'n' Accompanies T'th ph,fisis and great ifcully
~ uf'iilrf, would suon have terminated NV ne
HaH Toy "n',ief '',icf thru "a The medium NJ ya
fs'ii1ih' 'nus' '1y s-ntlr,ren, when / com.
n't'"u u'n" The sHrsfp2fii'a d.t not uitls liirb
cont fence 'u is vir'urs thi- VIII lot ,ttrr,.
you " .-n aIf"i ~" he'd 'rai rT9-e tf..r "a.
dtsrrnl remedies furiuF t' pa, four vef - ,,itt,
any SUCCESS lui after tax %" .nur siTstl,rfI4 a G,
w.rRs w.s 0bhea! ~ last 40 Jiepl Ia svid,nc. 49,
lkis rtfyr.i.l s.,rtC' ha4 not only roi,,,d i,,,
cured ne aud ! tAeref,ie mink i nv duty eer,a.
inca ier ~" t.E.ht Of sgH'uug humanity L. xiv,
you ING 7'''7ltiifn o' my cure.
AGHf' 't'y frly, n.PAHENT
Consulate of Frar 20 iu the United states
ITO above s'aer'sof and ,rna'ure we-. arEoov'
'eei m cur t,.s,lccay Hf. u. Parent astrur
Pr the Csus,, Geueral 81 F,s.rr
l.. BORG Wee Consul.
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AGENCY OF DIR. $. =. FIrCu.S
CELEBRhTED ndEprcy7Ir,

HtV " MN WIN such hislincui4heL ruccrs, !,
me cue o, Coughs, cousimpiion. Lsf,srh'
H''hm', Heart Diseases, byspepsy, Plies, Feu,,,r
Complaints, ScS - ' i1'''i'e
DR.. +. = FIrCH'S
ABnOHfNAL SUppORTEKs
r'o"'dff b'accs, iul'alino Tubes, an Lectures on
,ii"hsun,hlnn ah' The ait Of picseiring Life and
Health 20 OH Age, &c, Re
DIS. CHEEyER X RE1ItCK
ta'e hecn appl'nied Ascn,a for tho safe the ab,vo
n"'i7' anu VIII Keep them cnns' unity on hand nj
mar store, No ! FREMONT TEMPLE, Boston.
, 19 e. )" A. BACON, LUDLOW, and H. JAMES
PORTER, Pu1snI. -
HT-pf fIfcA,S' GUIDE BOOK TO INVALtDS.
ana DIRECTIONS tor Promoting Health lnsrri ions
- Mothers IN the Management Of Chillrrn. may
W, ma sraluiou-y by calling for IL at The Assnts "a
'"'t' n" extremely valuable book. ,.ifn
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RECOMMENDATIONS

iCcrliCca,e Of Dr. Perry Portsmouth, ~. ny
PnRrsnorrIi, Yep 'ribrr 20 lStg
3 Ny. J. T.. Moore Agent fer "Wbltc's Fair Ecstor.
niivc-'-I.aF Sf; deem IL my da'y % siute ,otIc
ittis re1pccGiDr tho res Unable value Of Watt
lisif Restorative Several years tsp after sey,,e
~ Of ~kn"Fs ny Wifc lost al Of e7 iai The scat
nNtfftn ''"raffj' nad the hair sfa~ harsh ard
ureaver, tHrut se1r ago. byau.ther Gi of go,
nee, shr iost TOT her holTa second time ami E,r
lHg ung ihfte was sppstcnty 10 action la Ina
r, 1tI 'l'i'ns applications ! VAS induced to
ny the Hhh'e met! or'. Re .'orit I've and rny o.,
ut .se o, -" bottles her hair has crown ont ne
,i.F, rs l1'rons' aad a. boaut fol color A. ever
..,4 '.'.'gt l'f lang tim" ! have hern an rrrd
, "g'1 ','nf ~ ,he nes' eder5n remedy have over
cog therefor" cheeriully recommend Il, ~ nj
80, '1lc' ~ "'''e, as The best article, have
wv "'on' moN Repeatedly vours
A. FERRY, NJ n
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nv
nYSTCRyES OF MEDICINE
trfaftsi l)is,ovrry of tbr tgr

bid ynu ever w. 81
Alister's Ar Hsaiin,
Dinlntnii I~r'siniy
!, you have Tor thsts ar,
!. len. " any, sno kas.
! aot awaited ttenis.'ge.
3 II i,s curative qu4iiti.,
4h oidy nsesis a irlniIo
! ''Dsial. tiss ;-sfsoB.u.
! in2tt that ID IA ,-,Tl.
'sne 'ruiy the i.eu ~
9 sx'i"L fa,yu N
tie tnns Of tI.,ys.r,.,I
VIC have hs.a 10 ths
..''',i at 80 " il, ssG I
itsSstii s.fvfs.,r.,..
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~ 20 Ds ~itaost this sovsyeirn t,oc.sx 49, nsy'
~ -, l''sad pa yan az, 81 Dsscs t,,s 4 'hsy
-. - - - s'.f v lsfa's II i a. III. ,i i 80
Ia .-1" ~ ,H7piir =, sesrs scEJts 70 -
80 $3.50 b. So sasi.eu IN .b.,a,, y ,',,,Fs
81 x - hL'sfhs. itt Ssll,a - w., -
~.t - 4rf'- ruaes saais, '''S
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Usar OF eic aircascss pis-
cOye'acs OEtilc Age

UHfTIS H1N NESTUR.iF' T.!
A rUR.LY VEGETABLE CfhFouNn,
Fer hetoriag, BeoutJyn@, CtaSiae, Sof-
ming, and Dressing IIlFLLfiR.
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'IHLAnBipHfS, Nov sf, 1917
"Dh Il. n. AAUhIrgaU; Had known u the In,
pHftnut matters treated ii IN The Married W oman
! Private Medical C1mp.nioh' s,ine wars ago t.o,,
much misery might have escaJed' ] have suftstu I'd
Nots irOta raJsss which you point out IN yusr bosh
without knowing Whist b. do. Gb,ainod a cory and
/ .lnd my treated o. rusi every f.tnsle "a ~
avail hcs u the Information contained In H. ,sgo.
Letters are daily received q this charhc.sr, upns
a~rsnS 10 present
70 tuse yet unmarried Int concentrating mar
fsr", Dr perhaps hc,,a,inr Il. TO the propricty n
itourIne the Responsibilities attendant gIGn it, tho
Importance Of being possessed d the revelations eoa
tanned in these pages ~ Intimately involving utoit
luipre happiness, can not bo Appreciated
IL a. u coIrSc ifapractcahe % onnscy mar. f!ry
the various subjects treated 81 as they are Of ~
tor" strictly int uded hr the nsffisd u, irss ',i
eInpls'iug marriage neither is II bec.ssafy, stare
II Is every one duty b. hecuuc possessed IL know,
edge whereby u,e ,ugcnnss ~ which a wife, moth
er or sister, may be suiycc, can 10 obslst1d.
~ Copies will he sent by Wall free Of Postage
10 the PHrehaser.
~ On the receir, u One Dollar, THE MAR.
RIED WOMAS'H PRIVATE MEDICAL con.
pANloH' is sent lmaJed J,e,j TO any par II tho
U5pd States Al Eaters mysi be pot pad ieIcept
ti'o~e onn,hinur remittance AID sttfes.sd Ia Dr..
A. VI MACHICEAu. BOX 1870 Now Yors City.
Publishing O..cc. No. 1870 Liberty at, New YoSs
Over 10000 Cepies have BEES sest BY NAIL
within three months n.h pcfiect ssiciy sAa e.r'
tainty.
Booksellers and agents engaged 10 ~ ssis
ire IN akirg haudsome comlctencies from the
ieady sLi cItraordiuaTy demand for il, at
he extremely liberal terms afordci ihcn.
Active loesl and travelling SrsEt. tbr0aEh
II tho Unite ~ Ststet and CansdarvilI L.,up
lied o. the same terms. Gun g anieaiiohs ar
equiFei t. be postpaid sad addressed a. sbgye
:. 'cAtTlON.--Tbs public are 'esuiiob,d
,aihft various cs,eh-pennies Intended To be
'in'ei % upon ihea. IN itaiiHg tho titls 9th
irk ga The Married LADI1a ~ sd!ea! Con
nlou' and sSri9s. other titles The title q
work IS TINS MaFrrn woMAT's PyI-
IN 5rDieAt GssFArios,' by DR. A N.
sBri,eag. 2-,Em
WA fsntr a.s.s
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Parallel RAILWAY tylrs.

GEuhGE GARDINER * co, = Liberty
square, b'sion, offer for sale Parallel Raj.
wy axes ci superior quality. THE Parallel
. 49, H''n late experiments IN England,
hsT" been shown by Air, G.. Is. Thorneycro raj,
II be superior 20 any others in use
Oct. :, i-s1. .Oan
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THIS legant
Preparation is
fast taking tho
place Of al 9th.
rf aftic les in
use, for reFnr-
ing aud treas
inr The Ynir.-
II prevails The
Han rom ElN
ing n, promot.
es is grusth,
rrrpves dan J.
nj ard restores
he natural aud
in1urianJ ~r0w
I'd # the Hair
In MI cases ~
'ps itness itpl
50 TeiI"YcsgaIu .
and heat Ia The
head, and is "A
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THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion.
ny Or NJ MAuRtCRAr,
tsoyssNpN ~ ptsGAsss 90 wcshs

7'r.aieiL I.G,i.oe, l-ro. Up $50. P''n Q Cc
THIS WORK ~ INTENDED ESPErIAl.
~ ron THE .vAFRiFp. or those rrn'r,-,s
hn- marriage as IL jisrloees important ,crreL. ~h.I
s,,oa.d be- k,nnn Ia 'hcrn particularly
Here, svory iemalc--,he wife tho mo'her-,hs
ono eli or Budding into womanho-l. or tho one "a,
,t,, decline Of years In whun nature tootefpp s,u~
mn ,npm,sn, change can discover the csusos symp
toms nna the most efficient remedies AMI n, Of
tain mole Of cure, ~ every complain, 10 Nhleh lur
10 suhINs.
The revelations contained u ~ pass have proved
n b,c-.iry 10 thonsspls. tho iHnumoraN)o lot,or.
received by the author which he IA permitted by tho
writers 10 publish " II ntiosi
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(lRRliGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH! 4 CHATHAM

~ ~ jast fcsri,ra frar,. k,u loft S,.s.
y -ffi"rs T. as- Ca tsi Patent ans 60
-ee Ii"ss f'fsss isA3s, Tistrh Dam Ne,,fl..
FItnlcs isi'ht isatirr Rui,.ot tls.tb
y Nsis N''e4 .as sfiod liar. Ho~.
sud h,"a,s i"T T"is. Ply Nois, liaiter
q & he h'sass good. ~iii i,s .4lA
- itss rsn q, l.sagtt .'.. ~hefs a. .r,,
t0ObEiclls GtAHtM
, . fsiisni'. ials - inSl =
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The ir'--r 80 and iuItcaairr 1rn5 I'd iDr r., G.
Tow s.nj's N,rsaptta his made II r"-s,.H'. way
rpnch 81 rrlsrsc the .pots; OTIS U;rnnnftciafr Me
Gic'ua substances stc USED 10 INCREDIBLE lnaotittT
and as each ingredient requires 10 I've c,rrIny cod
accurately tested thr prGpr'ctnt- have found II We
ecesarv so place the Compruu.ue department IT.
charge nj oninurtrnt and responsible Chemist -"rr
whose sricutlfc reputation viii ~ fll cuararto. ci
pubic confniaac.. Dr. JAMES Il. Chiffon has 80
auu.ci ihis duty.
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NOTICE.

f'NNiE int the enclosure of tho FubsrriEer
y -'onf iir -3,b o. October. ls,.. a s,o,iI
fed !C4f'ag !e.trr. The owner IL REQUESTED
+" prove property pay charges ond taae !,
away. HUDSON SHAW. u"
"l"ngiofA, Nov. II, 1870. 10
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~ ths .sF we aFtHt svf.e fsr ar - VI T.
=" fassRsr 2ssfs 81 h sstss4as - iff'ss'-r g.
d. s-sss sFasrte tHsrs.- ~sH. 81 ta.e
FOL. 90. = 81 tsAttiss - ,sqsir o. -it
,su. l4 a. n rs~t~ is sod s5ysfs1 asgsesss'
ses ~ ,gHsatss4 svS ss ~ itrr fet a.
0ls e. ~ tea 10 tisH % - AHt f-nN 90 tifs
81 puss ~ Nv ssstn 49, siss ueaics - %
slfsat o. So ttNtasea nl sss ssis sgH '' fi-'r
- -. syprt4aa Nicer ts tuf F-si.4 go 30 a. @f'
veg fs-s - sea psH ntFs f-s'l etti 90 ,'s a
rs osi - st-4 asss
its.rs o. F.sHf - 80 fst
ttNttiJ. ,,,-,.-i..,7,.,.
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Ribbons,

ptiNE~ TAbs. Ar fel,. Satin. s.At
i f#s-stt. >sr-a lgs.ts mad ft.f..r
it-' rse'i,f: 49, - --.. 80 ~ o. plt5
q .'.-t. ~ 30. - lr.
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s1rcrcl remedy for al diseases n iIe scalp il
fiVr.J'c Hair briliaDt ears.y us,re siikcn tex.
tutel hi healthy vigorous appearance No Lady q
I'll can he complete without this Indispensable q
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g. tarfrtr.-' 90 sf,.,rE i'rtt.r1trs 80 - ~ -
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

XII, And the res, Of the chronicles
ct Jenny are they not all written by
'crlbcs Of New York. laboring day
hnd night thereon that they may
he read By the people with great
freodincss, handing them down to
many TEMPTATIONS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
NOTICE.

DANNY, Nov. 90. $50.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
Tnr STATE SCHOOL LAW.

We noticed last week the report to the leg
~isaturs Of the committee on Education, pro-
posing to adopt a system Of Common schools
tor The entire state. Messrs. Stewart and Hem
~, (ths minority Of the committed reported
against the expediehey Of a general system
for the following l%ehsons;
lst. That the bill submitted BY The majority
is seriously defective and Objectionable. The
amount Of one hundred thousand dollars, to
DO appropriated, as Contemp ated in the bill, is
too small to effect the objects in view, and in
the opinion Of the minority it would require
not less than 6Ve hundred thousand dollars
per AMMAN 10 establish this genera system,
upon a firm and ~effcient basis.
2. That the principle cohtcnded for in the
bill for the establishment Of a general system
Of common schools, is impracticable and in
expedier \ inasmuch as alargely additional tax
must be imposed for the establishment Of this
system, and the rate Of taxation beihs at pres
ent as high as will be submitted to.
g. That a general system Of common schools
would not operate equally upou the different
counties. There are a lew counties in the
state paying a large amount Of taxes into The
State treasury, which have but a ANAL numbeI
Of free white inhabitants compared with Othe
counties in the state, paying but a small a
mount OF taxes into the treasury, and having
a vastly larger number Of free white inhablI
ants, making therefore the burthen fall NOR
heavily and almost exclusively upon the larges
tax paying counties.
Ath. That a general system OF common
schools would have the immediate effect o
breaking down the local system, VIII ch is oPe
rating SO successfully AMI so benefcially II
many Of the counties Of the state.
Lastly. That the faith and character OF TIL
state demand that her Liabilities should be a
once provided for, Out Of tho present surpIuI
in the treasury and out Of the revenue accru
ing from yeartO year, and that no funds should
be inexpedienIly diverted from this object
until she shall reSurrecI her public credi
and good name, : which have been 50 lOnl
buried3-RGymOnd Gazette.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02

AS we have heard that some persons
have been industrious in placing awrong
construction Upon the call made in our
paper last week. for a public meeting,
we wish to say that the construction
placed upon it by those who ought to
know best what they meant is this
"The friends Of the Union" are all those.
Wings, or Democrats, who really and
truly love the Union, and are not vii
ling to leopard it for the purpose OF a
f~ac,ious opposition to a party, or, form
ing a sectional party. The friends Of
Of the Administration a speak for
themselves.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
A COMPROMISE.

As this is the day ofCOmprOmises, a very in
telligent friend ofOurs has suggested one to US,
which we think deserves to be taken into
consideration. It is that Co ngress proceed
forthwith to repeal all laws prohibiting the
African slave trade, so as to restore to the
North the invaluable boon which il Once pos
beSOed. 1t is we'll known that the South en-
dcavored for long time to break up this trade,
but they we're not successful in prevailing
upon Congress to legiSlate upon this subject
until 1903, and even then they had to get a
law passed declaring the slave trade piracy,
before the North would reIinquish it's hold
upon the Africans. 1t is remarkable coin
cidence that soon after TIE time when our
Northern brethren were compelled to surren'
der their lucrative trade, the agitation Of the
subject OF abOlishing slavery in the Southern
States commenced. In view Of these facts
our friend suggested that Congress forthwith
repeal all laws prohibiting the African slav'
trade, so as TO restore to the North those com
mercial immunities under the deprivation o
which they have been sore ever since; and h
also recommends as a conciliStOry measuressn
one which cannot fail BY ils comPensal1I
benefits to Temunerate the non-slaveholdin
States in part at least for their losses from III
abolition Of the slave trade, that ell the FIRE
negroes in said States be listed, and set up q
lottery. THIS measure might be advocated o.
the much lauded idea OF Gen. CaSs, that it
right and proper to get rid Of a : moral coil
no matter though it be a. the expense Of
Constitution.
We trust thai this Compromise will be n
ceivsd with reclamation by III parties. Th
South asks nothing in returi but TO be let alOr
as she was before the African Slave Trad
was abolished - Richmond Republican