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Uncle Beniamin's Sermon.

Not many hours ago, | heard Uncle
Benjamin discussing this matter to his
son, who was complaining Of pressure.
"Rely upon it, Sammy" said the old
man as he leaned on his staff, with his
grey locks flowing in the breeze Of a May
morning; "murmuring pays no bills I
have 2een an observer many times these
fifty years, and never saw a man hel p
ed out of hole by cursing his horses
Be as quiet as you can, for nothing will
grow under harrow, and discomfort har
rows the mind. Matters are bad, &C
knowledge. but no ulcer is any better for
lingering. The more you groar, the poor
er you grow.
"Rerininy at losses is only putting
pepper into sore eye. Crops will fail
IN all soils, and we may be thankful that
we have not famine. Besides I always
took notice that whenever felt the rod
pretty smartly, it was as much as to say
-"Hpre Is something which YOU have
got to Ira NJ Sammy don't you forget
that your schooling is not over yet,
though you have wife and two chill
dren"
'Aye," replied Sammy, "you may say
that, and mother in-law, and two APP
prentices into the bargain, and should
! like to know what poor man can earn
here, when tn. greatest scholars and law
yers are at losgerhea9s, and cam, for
their lives tell what has become OF the
hard money"
"Sot'ly, Sammy, am older than you;
have not got these grey hairs and this
crooked back without some burdens.
could tell YOU stories Of the days of con-
tinental money, when my grandfather
used TO stuff sulky-box with bills to pay
for yearing or wheat tan, and when
the Jersey women used thorns tor pins,
and land their teapots away in the garnet.
You wish to know what you can learn
You may learn these seven things.
'FlrSt that you have saved too little.
and spent too much I never taught yon
to be a niser, bu, I have seen you Civ
ing your dollar tor a "notlon," when you
might have land one half aside for chari-
ty and one half aside for rainy day.
Secondly: that YOU have gone too
much upon credit always told You
credit was shadow; there is substance
behind, which casts The shadow, and no
wise man will follow the shadow any
farther than he can see the substance.
You may learn tina! YOU have followed,
and been decoyed into bog.
"Thirdly: that you have gone in too
much haste 10 become rich. Slow and
easy wins the race.
"Pour'hIy: that no course OF life can b"
depended upon as always prosperous. |
am afraid the younger race Of working
men in America have a notion that no
body would 90 TO ruin on this side Of the
water, Providence has greatly blessed
US. and we h. = become presumptuous.
"Fiilhly: that .on have not been thank
full enough 10 God Tor his benefits In Past
times.
"Six'hly: that you may be thankful
our 10. is not worse. We might have
famine or prstilence, or war, or tyranny
or all together.
"And lastly, tothe end OF my sermon,
you may learn to offer with more under
standing, the prayer of your infancy:
"Give us THIS day our daily bread!"
The old man ceased, and Sammy put
on his apron. and told Dick to blow away
at the forge bellows.
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Groceries, Groceries,

DROWN & MCINTYRE have in Stor-
Dprlme MARACAIBO, LAGUIRA,
and RIO, COFFEE; Cuba Molasses, Porto
Rico and New York Syrup, ia very supe-
rior article,) fresh supply of Jenkins &
Co.. superior packed Young Hyson, I'm
perial, and Black Teas. [may %
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University Of Maryland

YHYIlE roxt S..v;op will boo;n m Nlonn.v
the Inn ,av Of Oc,,ler. 1870 and close Isl
March. 1881.
Nathan r. Smith. NJ D. Surgery.
WIN =. 4 Aiken. NJ D. Chemistry and Phar-
macy,
NJ, w., yi,,,;'.no
I.sani p,hr Mn A,,,or,r md pb;s;,l,rv
w p..,r,.r n n Theorv md nr,c,ico of
M,,a;o;n.
n,,.,,,rl n -rhoo,s Al n N;dv;crv o,a
n:.n'., y, w., ,,,., ol;I,I..,
80" ~ ,1:',. - ~ p,.ha,
,,as
n h. moe, ,,o,,o o,,o-,rn;,ios for tina ,ros,.
'ps "'"p' apr",,''''s u" .a '"ss-
n",,"" "
.l"S.a' ,".'''ns "'r ;''''S :, T''k' Nv 70
"ss"r sum" an" oa','' '" VIZ '''''"''' '"n1'
mary WV" 'h' PRIV '"' '~ v y" ~
W"ros' "'"o"' rh''3" ''
''k"'' .........s. ,-,....
fres '"-
ANATOMY 81, var gen go
Will Wv "'''t
Baltimore; ""g - 'w t
o,,,o,
V'N IS ''-' ~
James rU" a... g. .rH'- H.... ..-.... ...H D..
hecn granted 80. '..t .,.
frs, ~, 90 49,, h.. g., :, or".
county co"r icy slsaaa, his dat" hat,
bccn go, apr, e.. IT," Fl arinr in HI. case
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From Meals Gazette I
Song oh Ask Me Not.
BY S. Fl. DURAND.

BY S. Fl. DURAND.
Oh! ask me not for smiles tonight!
can but only sigh!
DO streams reflect the mern's fair light
When clouds o'crsprcad the skyi
No! sor ow's cloud Is on my brow,
Its shadow in my heart,
And with the gay and joyous now
cannot act part.
Oh! ask ma not for songs Tonight
y we're all in vain to try,
Canthe shattered bells give forth sweet tones
Along tho haln, shy'
When winters cold and icy chain
Hath bound yon numbering stream,
It sings rot swectly DER the plain,
As in the summers beam.
My thoughts are with the loved and lost
They're thronging around me now,
And with them come on memory's tide
Sweet dreams oflong ago,
That cause my lonely heart to grieve
For hopes Of b, gone years,
Then ask net smiles or songs. bat leave,
Oh! leave me TO nv tears.
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ORDER OF TT NCI,SSIO!
Aitls-CNlF.r' MARSHALL Aids

Sp, akers clergy and invited guests. ofsicrre I'D
mont ers Of Grand Di,i.lons u! other States,
Division. o. Md in tn" order ett'er nsitut OH.
Ros. Bank Division No ~,
Cadets Of Temperance.
Members Of other t. ignorance associations, &c.
By order Am'rcsr Owens Com.
WIN p. Jones, OF
John Cresson Arang'ts
ROBT. B. PIERCE, Chief Marshal.
N. B.--All persons who wish to have booths
upon tho round will mskc application, rev,ous
to the day of meeting, to citnei of tie commit
tee OF arrangements, who will furnish permits.
aug l7--tm
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New Spring and Summer Goods

WIN. TORBERT, would respectfully
w form the pubIic, that he has receive
large and wpll selected stock ofDRY GODS,
purchased from the best houses in Philadelphia
and embracing general variety al styles suita
BILE for Spring and Summer wear
Believing he can sell quite as low, and prob
ably little lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ask call from pcrsous DESTROYS o
purchasing
Thankful for the liberal patronage herelofor
extended HIM, he wouldercsdctfn s"tytro t..
continuance of the same. mith's Buskn
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ATTENTION

TIL E sutsc riber bcgs leave to return his sin
cere thanks TO n kind public, for the patronag
received for twenty years, AS
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER,
and promises to continue to make any reasena-
BILE sacrifice, for the accommodation of all those
who may desire to pcrpetuate such patrona &c.
tle also continues to act as
LAND AGENT,
or all those who may confer on him such agency
JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil CO., Nd Je EFT.
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B. r. M Az
Has received a fresh supply of
Spring Il Summer es0OGs.


'
VA HIGH will be found in the following
w catalogue. Having been purcha >ed from
onses NO on Market st, down t" "Jnscys'
iec;ds xl,a,hor ',,n, a.I j.. p".n"So. ~
and nr;cc ~ an,; ,rr,l,asad j., sn
pleas. cali and cx,mine nv
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths of various make and color, Cashmere
~ 'easy ana "ght, wseds ana rarametta
co,ored; French and Scn1ch lr-ns. ,ni~ea ,Is;;;l
snd pl,in Cotton goods far MANI, loonr l;n.n
and cotton checks far bovs, nun,. An'.ric,n
n ,pk,-n. y,s,,nvs bik s,,,n t,t,d .,It ,nd I,,,,
I,D,rS npr, rooDc
AAhlLo Dhr'oo uOoDo.
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Public Sale,

hURSUANT To the last will and tcstancn1
II of David Brown deceased, and BY virtue Of
mn Ordorsof Sale from the Orphans Cour, of &c
Gil county. Md, the subscriber will sell at Pub
lie Sale on the premises, on
Saturday, 2sth OF September next,
valuable tract of Land, containing
43 ACRES,
about 90 Of which is situated in West Noting
ham Township, Chester county Pa, and the re-
mainder lies adjoining on the Maryland side OF
the Stale Line in Cecil county. About one fouth
Of sa i'd tract is well timhcred, and the rema inter
is IN a go,,d state of cultivation. having been re-
Gently we'll lined and is all under good fence.
The property adioins lands of Sarah Mullen,
8. Iisusc. job G",chei, J. Stephens. and others.
Tho Improvements consist of a two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
20 l,y GAIT, with porch in front. and an ex Gel.
liant pump Of water near the door, convenient
log barn and other ont bindings. There is an
excellent Young Apple Orchard ON the premises
Of choice rni, in prime Of bearing, and variety
Of other fruit trees.
1t i. situated in n very healthy and improving
neighhorlood, and is desirable property for any
person who may wish to purchase n tract of that
size, being convc: lent to mills. schools and places
Of public worship. The title is ndsputahle.
Tho terms Of IN lie prescribed hy the order
OF the said Orphans Court, are MS follows Onc
fourth of the purchase money 10 be paid in cash
on tie day Of sale, the balance 10 he paid ~ 8
equal instnlme at 8, 10, and Ia months from
the day Of sale. and TO hc 50" nr"d hv bond with
approved srcuri'v hearing interest from, dav at
ralr, and upon tn. raiHra'inn "f IL" s'ie ana
tho payment of the whole olii'r pay mon
ev aud not before good and snti lent deed
will I've executed i"th" pnrr"S""
Sale to commence a, ~ Gel
JOSH So '.t
Aug l1,,-~ 81 SPc to-.
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I'll to I"v'. ~ 81 ii,s and the a.. 10, ming
counties AT" 81. "'. 4 '" mite with Ms in an cf
:ort TO advance car Heaven hl-s, Or,ior Ed
Paxton. &. w p. of P,: DR. Thos l. Mnrphv,
= G. w P: Edwin Wilmer, G W +; and tho
Rev w G Poole. & G.. Christian Keencr Esq Of
Baltimore; Rev W M'Michac Rev DR. Boone,
Lcnj min Bggs Esq. VIM II Elder Esq, and
other distinguished friends Of the are eS-
per,-d 10 address the meeting An exrelcnt
Band has been engaged for the OCCASION which
will, the music accompanying other Dvs ions,
will add to the plea sur. of the dav. Ample en-
tcr,air mcnt viii he provided nv the numerous
booths on the ground ter all llnse who do not
furnish their own provisions. Horse feed also
provided. The several Divisions, Spr"k-,s
&c who rxp"r, tn unite with us will asSrnh lc
at Rose Bank Hail Il, O'Clock, and rr,ort to
tho chief marshal
The lins will b" formed pre- 's"ly at 10 o'clock
in the annexed o'drr. ~hcn the procession will
move to the gr,vc. half Il mile south of the
Prick Nrc.ins House, when the addresses ni,l
other exerc,> Of thc day viii take place IN due
form. \ cordial invitation is hereby extended
10 all persons favorable tn the cause Of T"mpr-.
r,,rc aud we pledg" ourselves that cf;rt sha Il
!" wanting IT, render the occasi"n profitable and
agreeable. As our last demonstration was bat
s.,ype Of things coiae, WE expect ,hi-, our
second grand mass meeting. to be the manin,oth
meeting OF the season.
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John nj. Orclsl Co.
N hant TailOrS

AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.aSSIMERES AND VESTL, Gs
$50 Market st. N. w. Cor. of Charles,
B A 1T MO RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING of SUP >-,or
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY
an Tn as
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nENNOCK'S REVOLVING RAKES-A
L supply of Pennock's very superior Revolv-
ing Hay and Gram Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheap by THOS. GARRETT
June 29-f No. 81 Shiplev ST
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FOR SALE

g CRANES Patent Compound Wash Mir
- stpre or Warranted to cleanse wi tn
less than one fourth the labor that is required
in using the ordinary brown soap. Fer sale by
Jy 20 VIM. TORBERT.
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Notice.

Was taken up adriR, IN Monday the 22nd
day Of July. 10 square White Pine Logs The
owner is requested to come forward. prove prop
srly, pay charges and take them away
ELIAS P. BARNABY.
aug l0-3t Sassafras Neck, Cecil Co.
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Elnncy Fullers. Washing and Military SHAY
l. ing soap, for sale by WIN. PELL.
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DENNOCK'S Double Cleared Corn Sheller.-
l. Believed to be superior to all Others now in
use, constantly on hand and for sale, at manu-
facturcrs prices, BY THOS. GARRETT,
JIG 2s--tf No. 81 Shipley St, Wilmington.
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r AIDES GAITERS.-For snle BY
IL apr 20. BROWN & MuINTIk.
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Grra. Mas i.~il
OF TT! e

So TF TEMPE wv.
AT THE ItRI X MEETING !lGT'SE.
UEY Degeneration +, ... .... ..g. on "f ,-e
e ES' ,' .v,- Re-, si 'iv,s's1.
N""1 +. '."ou.! o.. ,. n,n>s meet
ing near ,", Brh. .' y House, On
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Hrimshaws bislory of. Rome and Greece
ONalso the LILO Of Gen. Taylor and Mitcheli'
School Geography and Atlas, for sale BY
V6 VIM FELL.
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FAuquicr White sulphur Springs, Virginia.
More generally known as Wasrenton Springs)

WILL be open for the of lst
tensve improvements that will
the establishment will spared adding
It's establishment, the comfort and pleasure Of the
ocular evidence
its almost miraculous effect
has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaons and 10 complete the original design, crafty the
Situated remarkably healthy fun view
bold Blue Ridge, vicinity beautiful village
enron may, horseback carriages improving
enjoy the picturesque seek
the alleys, pistol gallery, billiards.
neath dance. The lovers and flowers will
their approval while
gold fish, elk swan,
those who interested the
word which expanded beay
gest, add accommodation
hurdle and the fancy ball. masquerade brilliant
designed monde only TO the
religion every cordial grudgins
gwen spend the The
the church respected throughout the
These Springs IS miles, according
so from Ale
om these points I'LL July when daily lines will be
isicd
These Springs post Office
SPRING., and all letters should be directed
auenon, the White sulphur Springs, Geenbrer
Terms Of board viii be fows $50 for the whole end
october S5 for three months $50 for SIS
clio Sle for 81 IS per day
price. charge children years old
provided children
who ordinary table will be
DANIEL WARD,
June is Superintendent
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futrs psrod the hundred millions OF Hindoos now sub.
iect 10 British rule may emerge from their hraIdom iu-
proved TO degree Of compeency 10 self government
But sir have little hesitation IN saying that whatever
that people groan this time. the advantages they de-
rive from the introduction OF European civilization and
the restraints imposed by vigorous and enlightened
all
And sir, the time may when the three millions OF
slaves IN the United States will be free but is yet
When and how this great change in their condition shall
take place do not pretend toforesee but have abb
ding confidence that when that time sha come, sys-
tenn under the continued protection and favor OF bene
cent Providence will pass this ordeal and every other 10
which may be subjected in safety and for ages lar in the
future, continue 10 dispense its blessings 70 millions of
grateful and prosperous freemen
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sALuRRIA FOH SALE.

THIS county Leesburs turnpike sd
Joining toirse FIVE miles from Georgetown and
washington delightful populous neiRhbo
hood noted for health fine society and rapid improvements The
OF timothy and
recently by
branch springs
dwelling cottage, $50 feet front
5 dsep has porco in 'front.' Of the entire height and breadth
futed and In
piazza passage parors libra
chamber kitchen, he freor, and
besides pantry dark cellar and s'c The stable
and house with basement for cue all IN one building
modern dwelling There
kitchen abundant supply
milk built The grounds about
variety Of nowe shrbbcry
If application be made, this
he price accommodating
The title IL clear indisputabe
J. v. CAJ.i.AN,
A,g IT. sdA6tcp Corner and
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CHARLES r. CLEMENTS tenders hi, services to the public
general agent washneon city for the prosecution o. claims
before Congress and the several executive dssenn % n eov
lie claims description requiring the
agent the seat Of sovrnnen, bounty
and p~rsons arising IAl9 the Indian
since $780, including Indian of ls he senoe ws u
The Black Hawk and the known ~ Gen Wayne'
war, from i7V2 o i7p5. tt ...s.I#
Also claim. All kinds arising out q n. late war with Merco
pecsi bounty lands ocer- back months
extra cohns mesxe expended by officers others
IN RAISING volunteers before into servcs for horses
United stst.s. = j WE
receive prompt attention.
July 9%-3nwlmdAcp
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JO,5lb prizes, amounting .S2,4341J2
Tickets S40-Halves S20--Quarters Sl0-Eighthss5.
package u whole 040 guarantee
them $780, which will $500
Packages draw four capitals, and in this lottery
ITO 900 dollars.
The amount Of risk being forwarded, will certificates
packages at the following rates:
Is whole tickets. $3.50 % quarter
2b half do $50 26 eighth do ~
All orders
will be promptly filed and official certified drawing
who order. Address
r. FRANCE b CO., Baltimore, Md.
,AugN-dAcp
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GUNNER GOODS AT PRIME COST.-The subscribers
respectfully nofy their and pubic general
from this day, and until the lst OF
September cell on the Of their well
dress goods prime and indeed srues below
heavy purchases
Citizens and visiting die city will 6od Rrcsy their .d
call and goods before purchasing shall
certainly offer very great bargain. for cash.
The following comprise part
80 pieces style rch silks, than
70 do plaid silk tissues, at Is cents
Is do figured baeEes, at tef cents
do
rs very rich do nj Jt cents
10 do light berege de lsines at a cents
10 do second mourning bereges, at 25 cents
s do second mourning tissues, 37i cents
80 do French jaconet and lawns, less than cost,
10 embroidered white and coioed Tarletop robes ~
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
3l-WThh film
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and choice gown the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam ......." 4 90 f" /"
encourage introduction OF maichcss
poprieto distribute among
purchasers quantity equal h years profits the
effected
Each purchaser receive package
certificate. enng chance distribution every
the receipt,
the Of
dollars
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AS prizes In all 2eobs $4,000
Those persons prefer priced
proportion, they viii be purchased for cash.
ten Of ten cent
90 County agents required Applications be addressed pos
paid TO the companys Depot, as above
I-dln
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand CapttalI
Ssp OOQ txyu of xcl5 .OOOi

Two hundred prizes of 1000 each
ticket draw having three drawn Nos
is 5000 dollars u!
with the LIST and ID drawn Nos, 81 900 each.
splendid lottery and the
great confidence being all that IL should bea grand
100000 capital besides large number Of other splendid
This examined state
Of APPROVAL will
drawn personal superntendence.
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lJb Greensotoh sTsef, Nsm YORK.
THE proprietor
the heads OF families TO the choice and selection OF teas
hitherto this which,
fragrance decscy, combined with purity
strength produce infusion OF richness and flavor
adnxadn Ibell louina.
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY MARCH T 1850

only enc who has ever opened the shelter of his
heart to give me q home there, and am grateful
deeply grateful for it, sir
yet, Britannia, my dearest child, esteem hon
or, pride, gratitude, are not love-
" And would not marry for these only said
Brightly, in a very low voice.
"Then you do love me, Brightly said the
General, holding her hands and bending forward
TO read her countenance.
Nor she turned the full light Of her radiant
face upon him, and looked up clearly. as she re-
piled
My only friend and benefactor, at least have
no one Jm you to loven
Alas, it is necessity, not choice, then, Brigh.
iy!"
" You have no peer, in my estimation, General
Stuart Gordon
Then why did you refuse me, Brighty7p
From little pride and petulance, from a
little doubt of the reality and permanence of your
affection for me-"
"Oh, Britannica
"Sir, have faults, very serious faults; know
them too we'll But, alas, selfknowledge does not
help me TO selfimprovement. am proud. vain.
high-spirited and extravagant; yet, in my heart,
do love humility, meekness, and moderation vet,
with all my faults, am sincere and grateful and
at least bring you q true and single heart, sirD
"Your faults my dearest Brightly love you
just as you are, my frank, ingenious Brightly. |
love you for just what you arev
Five minutes after this Susan Someryille en-
tered the room, followed by George, bearing the
tea tray. And General Stuart Gordon took his
tea, and shortly after took his leave, tenderly
shaking the hand of Susan, and fervently pressing
that of Britannia.
fro BE CONTINUED
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There is meekness in the uptu-ned eyes,
A fearful lnstre-such as fancy lends
To the Madonna; aud a rapt surprise,
As If il found strange beauty in the air.
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THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
SPEECH OF Mr.. THADDEUS STEVENS,
OF PENNSYLyANIA,

liaths House Of Representatives, onthe Reference Of III
Presidents Annual Message
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WASHINGTON, MARCH 4, 1850
tcopY-RIGHr sRcuRBp.l
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW.

A STORY OF THE ISLAND ESTATE.
BY MRS. EMMA d. Y. soUTHwoRTH.
BOOK SECOND.
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VOL. IV.-NO. 10.
THE NATIONAL ERA.

BUELL. & BLANCHARD, PRINTERS.
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Our past history eses 10 The fact that II eevates the
character OF the white Though hare been nu.
nieroa minority n the Union o nm yrars, yet during the
greater part Of That period hare ,dagef 10 control The
desines Of ne Union Whether the battlefield In
the council the Of the South have taken the lead
and the records Of the nation afford ample testimony Of
their superior energy and ge,ius'n
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1 NIthtL Ihss7 faI-lllr niettl' 10 a s1affs sa1 ~
.izc.fv
D.lf-rt1k Flt-tar hest article ia re- srd approved
1r.r ~ .a.4sau N Fersyls 8 GEMS PEI gallon,
.-- -r. lF fdr are
Cst Liver Ii.-Fsrrsrt-f .lper4r . say cod 20 lls
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Pl.-ala.r Ilur..td fr MONTH"; CO.. Ter 90 be-
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