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FACTS FOX THE PEOPLE, second edition. A eornri
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the United States Government TO Slavery and emlrpcin9
history OF the Mexican Its origin objects Nv 10
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For the National Err
For the National Era
SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN L0GlC.

Soutbron says, AN equal are"
To boast it is our glory;
Bat "niggers " have no right to come
Within this category.
II dark the skin tits clear as light,
The owner is a brute, sir,
And therefore negroes are not men
There, isn't that astute, sirf
"oh, yes" says jonathan, you're smart;
OF that have nc doubt, sir;
Your reas uings good-perhsps 'twere better
Ii It were carried out, sir.
For negroes three you get one vote
That's vote for three brutes, sir
I've fifty cows-how many, then,
Ought to have, my cute siri
For If be AZ you assert,
A negro has no mind, IT.
In brntish qualities any brutes
Leave negroes far behind, sir.
iOnr brntes have two legs, mine have four,
And they know how to use them;
lours from their kind masters door
Mine abuse them.
From your brutes life there hangs a tale
Of misery and the lash, sir;
Ny brute's tail never troubling me,
fangs quiet at their backs sir, |
Then Primrose" and Oh Brindle too,
who feed upon my land u,
Shall have a voice stWashington,
As well as Cuff and Ssmbo-
Ey long cared DobRn they will be-
Most nobly represented;
Ia Halls Of Congress he shall stani
Bmying like one demented.
For there hen find brotherhood
OF egslatve asses;
But mind he'll Kick, ifby their aid
Again gag-law passes
@ stop! stop!p says Southron, blacks are men,
suppose that allow, SIR
Their fathers we're our fathers slaves
Why shouldn't they be ours sir
Says Jonathan, lour argument
Shall meet contradiction
And we shall see the rule will work
Unto your own conviction.
Your sire rebelled 'gsinst British laws,
for which he did get hung, sir;
II follows then, that 'rouDd your neck
rope, too, should be strung, sir.
II hoisted twenty feet In air,
From yon we'd hear no more, then,
or right TO make men slaves, because
Their tdtheys before them.
.The number may be incorrect have 40 book at hand
% ascertain.
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON D. c.. JANUARY 81, 1850.


A MALE TEACHER, to take charge Of a Manual Labor
"A School In the West for Colored People. The school IL
situated In pleasant heathfnl section 81 country IL
been founded bequest left by cec~ssed phlanthro
ist and all needed TO into effect his be-
nevolent purpose IL Principal Teacher u the Requisite
qualifications None apply who cannot produce the
most satisfactory testimonials OF character and competence
Communications the subject, post paid, NAV be ad-
dressed 10 q. BAILEY,
Nov Washington, u. G.
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For evidence of their competence and integrity would
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Letters must be post paid.
Office on street, opposite the Patent Ofce
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DATENT Sslamander Soapstone lined Iron Chests, that
Will stand more IRE than others made in this
try Also large supply of Patent Air Chamber Iron Chests
7 now ia use and still make chests the ordinary way
ut very low prices Satelned Rerigerators Water Filters
Portable Water Closets for the sick and inrm Seal and
Letter Copying Presses Fire Proof Doors for Banks
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A SCRIPrURAL ARGUMENT In favor ofwithdrawins
"A fellow ship Churches and Ecclesiastical Bodies toll
Grating iug among than, by Rev Silas Mckeen
Of Bradford Vermont II the It'll. OF tract Of ~ pages just
published by the American and Foreign Anti Slavery Soci
ETY. and for sale At their Depository In New York Price
$25OA hundred; single copy, cents
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For the National Fra.
REFORM VERSES.
BY CHARLES 4. SMITH

Now the shadows of the midnight
Are upon the outward world,
Aud the banners Of the MONDAY
In their victor camps are fured,
And the smoke Of its fierce battles
Round the distant hilltops curlei
Now the hum Of moving masses
Has faint anj feeble beat,
And the day long din Of labor
Died away upon the street,
And the pave is springipg upward
From Its weight Of treading feet.
Now the ear Of young Ambition
Hears the phrensied worlds acclaim,
BY the lamplight, dimly burning,
Gives his numbers down TO fame,
la the puzzle Of the problem,
Reads the riddle Of n name.
Now the strange enchanted slumber
IL with all the world beside,
Making monarchs of, aDd beggars,
Take an sntipodal stride,
Melting In a common channel
Life's humility and pride.
ia my chamber, keeping watches
With the hours still aud lone,
With no voice above the crickets
Chipping DER the old he,rthstone,
Of The wind against tn. window,
With it's melancholy moan.
Now il Is NY spirit wsnders
Far away from its confne,
Out upon the world about me,
Like pilgrim to shrine,
Even az true refurmer
On his mission most divine.
Not in building airy temples,
Richly rooted with sunset CLEANS,
limning oil the pleasing landscapes
Ofthe coming land Of dreams,
Where the seasons are all summers
And the hoors golden beams.
Not in broojiug Ger the stages
or the life that now IL past
Ger the Iys that were not many.
And Yet could not ever last,
On the chances and the changes
That have left me sorrow fast,
Not in brooding Owe love scenes,
That are transient AS u flower,
Weaving ballads for my lady
Ia her amaranthine bower,
Would yield me to the maggie
Ofthe solemn midnight hour.
Other are the thoughts aud feelings
TO my bosom came betimes,
Driving thence the swaying temrters
That would torture me with crimes,
Which my yielding spirit humbly
Fain would echo back In rhymes.
am thinking OF the sorrcws
or this earth of human souls,
Ofthe manifold transgr,ssions
And the thousand thousand doles,
Which are everywhere NJ glaring,
To the limit Of its poles.
am feeling for my fellow
Ia his most degraded state,
Whom his Father in the heavens
In his image dill create
whom his earthly brother visits
With so deyilish bate.
am hoping for u coming
OF the halter time for all,
Which IL promised In the writing
Glowing now upon the wall,
That the ruler ana the wroIger
And their idols vet must taIl.
am not hermit Peter
10 70 preaching y erussde,
Rousing up the hills and valleys
With thunder like TRADE,
Urging war upon the spoiler
with the fire aud the blade
can work no revolution
Sudden as the earthquake shock,
With my woriy maletictions
Move the deeply rooted rock,
bat the dripping Of the fountain
la its time will yet unlock.
Then fain would breathe in numbers
Though but humbly they pretend,
II the ear of one Nigh, hesrken
To the praying Of a friend,
OF the follies that are Nth us,
And the evils without end.
would counsel In my weakness
With the younger, holder hearts,
Who are setting out to journey
To ss yet unopened marts,
That their bosoms be not bassly
al.
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MEDICAL Practitioners and Surgeons, north side Of ~
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GREATIMPROYENiENT IN planning, TONGUE
ING AND GROOMING LUMBER.

Joseph 4. W00dbuTyS Patent FLAMING Machine.
THE subscriber having received letters patent sta
onary cutter planning tongneing and machine
oilers for sale machines, and rights the
This machine will plane six thousand feet Of boards
uniform thickness in hour producing better finished
surface than 1t is possible 20 plane by other
known not excepting the hand place and peculiarly adapt
ed plane and joint clapboars weather boarding and
will do the work better than any here
invented This machine is arranged that II planes
the board with unbroken shaving the whole width and
length of the material and does not take more than two
thirds of the that IL required TO do amount Of
work by the rotary cutting cylinder, now In common
The construction and organization of this machine differ
ent other for turtle
particulars cheeruy responded to- by addressing the sub.
scriber, post psd,) Boston Mass.
One the above planning mschnes may be In opera
ton by calling on the patentee
JOSEPH F. WOODBURY.
May 3-ly Border street East Boston, hlass
OF The above Planning Machine has been thoroughly
tested by planning 100000 feet Of lumber has
planned 1900 in seventeen minutes and is adapted 10
stick any description of moudngs with great rapidly
The subscribers having purchased the territory
to their ready 10 offer for sale the machine,
and the right the same in the territory purchased by
them.
machine may be seen in operation at Buffalo, New
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Kentucky
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IMPROVED LARD Oil.-Lsrd Oil Of the finest quality
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wOoens being manufactured without acids always be
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~ as II. the relief If Wiley Youn W.
tarhr II Isi II ii
An ~ lF tie Improvement # the Wa4i
reRfl fvf
An net 10 aHtilnri6n and en,pnwer
the Deputy Sheriff of the Parish Fri
san of Now tifIfnns to administer
ohlh% and take afii@avtts Of persons
oenline1 N aail p,ll-trt
IN act tp prnffi'i creditors IN iha
titles u NeW lrifnhe aud Lafa getfr.
hghinat frandrdcut tt,nslers ot eer
taln noyeibIe property
Al net tnneorusag . portion nf lhf
Eatftfe ~ iront IL Municipality No,
Z. New tfifana.
Mr. Lhtet al3b Informed The Senate
vi Has concurrence ~ The House in
ctto provide for the Charity los.
pital oI Now Orleans,
in aci 10 authorize the Jefferson
aud Like Ponfebhffhin Hallway
fpnFanf tH borrow money on fheir
bonds.
An Hft lul ne friinl nt iihrrT FHir.
An hrt III he relief of J. II. Cnt,-
nlnghnm.
srrtAi orbtR or rus bty.
III Readtngg. 9
An aei tolforrf The nitieH Of New
Of'"an*. Lafayette and lFreeport. from
inundafion.
Mr 5noinon informed the Senate
That The House he'd eoneurfad with
the :. amendments. g An o"' 70 provide
ney- y-Gcnera'. lie hlao requested The
signature Of tic preardcn5 IL An nct
ta provide lof The liGnii4lion snf the
city debts mud debts If tbe separate
municipalities pt New Drnhh=.
On motion. the s5enafs adjourned
Till Tomorrow, Q o'clock. a. n.
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teh' m tfpenses be and they Hfe hereby ~.
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Dr. L. e. bavis informed lbe lTouss Of
g a o9tSf ~ ~ ,ttai : = fga y 5ensts 10. Ap 4 fot
.stl i6 '''' '''"s' = Se'P'ao o' 's'4
lao tlousq ltae took 10 t,y ! u ,ssd.ng.
M art toaf. Z In appropriation to complies
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Splendid Assortment of

& THE attention of the friends
E ana customers OF he undersigned azsAssss
sa is respectfully called 10 his large, in GO
erlaslng and We'll assorted stock Of new and rare
toNfEtIIoNARIES. just purchased by himself
az New orieans, and presenting, in part the following
VARIETY
Preserved Fruits, Jellies, Candies and Pastries OF
~ Sihis Loaf. brown and crushed Sugars, oriials
vines, An'scle fwholesale Fetaih Iuiube and Pee
Lohsefs. &c. Be-.
Also an assortment of childrens' toys, and other
fancy articles pleasing the eve well 10 the taste
weddings, Balls and parties. can be supplied with
every ihiag needed IN the confectionery line at all
iss' aud on shors notice, cheap ia New Orleans
ne undersigned is also prepared 10 rs
csfre bOARDERS. at reasonable charges
F. NTSSELMAN.
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NAMlI.N ERnEnNIE.N

Y
Ist'sS sugar aud crushed do brown do, cof
tee tea, chocolate. rHnvasScd hams. Isl ia
ke%s, pa Nlcs, preserves pepper ssuces, mack
arel aud salmon in kits, fresh ehs,efs and
salmon. FaIShs, currantS, prcunyS, brandy
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard. spices Of vi
kinds, groGned and IL for iNmedl2fe use.
sp@rm@ candies. soap, CASTLE do md 70, A.
blue, sweet oil, white wine and cider vinegar.
Frcr5tf brandy, old holland gin and old rye
wh,sktf, madeira, port, champagne and chr
ct wiofs, corda's. raspberry vinegar, syrup,
&c, Sc.
Always on hand of the best quah'g-to--
gether with general assortment ri croekeav
and glass ware. Fer sale hy
sep. 80 ]. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE.

ALi!persons Indebted 10 The subscriber,
either by note or open aepount are here :.
by notified, that they h.rr requested 10
settle them before the l., A' January ncxt,
1850, otherwise they wiz be handed to
proper persons for Collection Office a,
Nrssr~. Pike Frcli4h 4. 90.
Dec. SHIT. EUGENE iaa NOUE.