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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARlES.
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BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARIES.
50 CANAL ST. NEW oEIRANs
Teeps constantly on hand, and for sale on
LAtho most nd1anisge0us terms, an extern
BiVo assoTtment Of Books, Of every variety
and deseTiytions and and IN every depart
mont Of Literature, Science and the Ar 8.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS.
81 syery kind, and other religious and devo-
hsl works for all denominations Of Chris
-. sd na1fanyk4 w "a
NKW Observation-Disclosures By the eaTli-
sst eenvrVance5 from 6li parts Of Of the Union.
PT755S..7' M NY k1E LtnhAmEs-SupPlied
"A ne sboftest notice, and on shs m61E tevoVp-
hle terms .Ecel -.
4 WRrr1ro AND LETTER PAvER--Of every
aoseriptIon. Also ColOFed; Glazedi Music;
nrnwipr; Tinted of 90 colOls, etc, etc, etc.
= BrAHr BooEa--A full hssoEimeutj made Of
good materials and Ina neat and subDtantial
manner.
Eol ScHooE.sv-- NFlllng books Of superior
pabsr, pens. pencils, Rewards; ink; inksiands;
rRuleis; etc, together with all the popular
oehool boOkBnoW Ga uBe. 'g t'te u
= .sTFriuAHF--A great vdriety, embracing
falksosi skoFy article usually found % an exc
Nsusiv8 Bookstores. Also iargs assortment
sf ,Fnncf aTtiCles, all,Of which are eheFed at
Whmtsalo OE Retail, On a. reasonable terms
a. thsy car - PaEchasSd tany Otls5 estab-
Ruhmsnt in the SouibF0n eOnutEy.
Arparenls, Teachers, and Traders from
"a Country win end II 10 their ihteIestt0 en-
anine onF stock and prices rau gaIiff
New Orleans, Dee. 28d a8loslg v. sgril
- "a - )
80 eF-Ts'nn9 lauld Tor sale.
F = - f6r - y r.ot NO q ~ is8ctior
.. ios nnrbcrri 81. 3. an3 r ). r5ction
~ s, n ani q, ~ esolinn 31 ani
M NC, ard hof rcciioD e5, oli iu
t|s If. of ranra = Ioui. Ihis. lard a
+. ar hru, 400 acres ilat hrs
,t Ir tr|l - or1 oauialning iel1
80. Frrinfr f'on rrrlr - 'Einnb 10.
-. Tsigg Hag = y. ~, 5lt'i ~
D.a 1AIBgsA
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Nhe Undersigned has just opened Z convent
A 'ent g. commOdiOus HOTEL. on Main street
formerly occupied by B. NJ. Winn. He il
prepared to accommodate any number Ol
bOarderS, and can alsD exteEd every comfort
to the travelling public. en7.r =
HIS TABLE viii be spread at all times
with the best the country affords.
He sOlicits share Of the boarding ana
travelling custom, which he expects 10 merit By
bis prompt and assiduous attention to bis busi
ness. N. w. .HOBSON.
Yazoo City, Oct. 24th 1880
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WINN,S HOTEI.

- THE SUBSCRIBER o.
lag '1EF
= wnuld respectfully in!orm the ar
public that he has opened large and com
ImOdious.
BRICK BUILDINGS
ION Main Street, few doors below his Oh
Stand. The house is very spacious, and poss-
les every convenience for
borders
The rooms a1e large, airy and arranged witt
IAN eye to the cofort of occupants. His table
shall be supplied Mirh the best The market af-
fords. And 10 pains or expense shall be sdar
ed TO render satisfaction to his guests.
Tho subscriber, thankful to his old friend
for their patronage, hopes from his increased
facilities and determination 10 please, to oon.
tinue to receive their generous favor.
Ynzoo City, May 22-l65O.
P. S. Hacks, Carriages. Buggies I'd sad
die horses will be at all times in readiness tC
convey persons to any ofthe Watering Places
0r elscWhe in the interior. Il. NV.
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Daguerreotyp Miniatures.

~@0eeSAA - &AAA14eA6O41Ss
M ESSRS. s. E. g Il. K. SMITH. would
LNA respectfully inform the inhabitants Of va
zoo city, and the Surrounding country, that
they have Just returned from an absence Of 8
months spent in visiting the principal galIe-
ries at New York. Philadelphia, Boston, etc.,
in procuring the latest improvements, and
have now openedAa gallery az H0BS0N'S
HOTEL.for the purpose ofexeeutiRg likeness
es on an improved style. WOrking with our
Magnetic Bluffs, we are enablad to take pic
tor III ons-EouEfi the stime thRfhas been Gus
tomary 6sreids sre. IS Bg this Improvement we
will warrant the likeness Of any c,ssislldd. The
|dilhculty heret0fore experienced il takiog
likeResses Of persons with weak or blue ewes
is entirely bhYiated,r These buffs prevent
ldenPness in rainy weather, which IS tie de-
IsiFed object that operators have long sought
for, as 4 perfect picture can Be taken az All
times and h a1y climate. Among our nuner.
ops specimens can be seen the Swedish
Jenny Lind.
Ladies' and gepfenens are invited q call
and examine specimens, and cit for pictures.
We have variety Of fancy pins, Locketts
and Frames constanl q hand, Cameras,
APpaFatus end insilu tians, Furnished oa rE1s
oaa3le Ee1
IN lofsby forsRaEsing o. 90 can
nlocafe q apils With llill llrecs
cus how "a nee lch.we viii varraH
perform according % the above description
xagug 80 O. - le1o.-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

II N ls pnt up ia full quar- bottles, and con-
tainsth strength ofSlX TTllE.S as much
pure Honduras Sagsaparilla as any similaF
preparation IN America. Price one dollar
perboltle or six bottles for FIVE dollars. 49,
III has been well established fact Tor y .ars
past that SarsapaTilia, when pure and proper
II prepared, was the only true pannceR for oil
diseases originating from an impure state Of
the blood, the use Of mercury, intoxicating
drinks, evil habits in youth, bafrelness, &c.
We BOLDLY asse 4 that JOHN BULLS FLUID
tEXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLAi A Is the only
preparation before the public that is prepared
on strictly scientific principles and Of uniform
strength, The Sarsaparilla is purchased with
out regard to price, and every pound, before
lbeing used is subject to the strictest chemical
TESTS, and its genuineness ascertained before
lbeipg used, 49,,
| Pu,l's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues
Of several other valuable medical roots, TO
0ether forming the best compound, and pro
lducing the greatest curative agent IN tke k'otc'
l,rorId! This medicine, when used acccordinI
to directions.
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrof0la or Kings evil. Cansers, ] umors, I
ruptions Ofthe skin, Erysipelas. Chronic
Sore eyes, Ringworms or letters,
Scald head, Rheumatism. Pains
in the bones, old Sores and
I Ulcers, Swelling ofthe
Glands Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt
Rheum Dis
u eases of
Y the
Kidneys, r
II Loss Of app
elite, Diseases ar.
ising from the use Of
Mercury, Pain in the Side
and Shoulders, General debility,
DrOpsy, Lumbago, Jaundiee, ,Costive-
ness, Sore Throat, Br nchiris, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonau
!. Affections, and oil other diseases tending
produce
CONSUPTION,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities ar
Complaints. Sick and Nervous headache, Lo
pirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Impruden'
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, al
) spring and summer drink and gener
onic for the system and gentle and pIeasa
ourgatiVe, far superior to Blue Lick or Con
ress water, salts, or Sedletz powders!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Ya1oO Female Academy.

HE fall term af this Institution W
commence, under the suPerintende Q
Mrs. E. c Bostick on Monday the 9th day Q
September next.
Terms Of fbOard and tuition will be as here.
tOfoTe.
Benton, Aug. 2o-Ie5O-St.
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] BEAUTIFUL cLEAR sKIN.

How We az admire clear bealItiful while
skin, and q ROSY eolored cheek. How often
do we see persons, not sessing this ..disid-
eFatum so devoutly wished, = resortinr to cos-
laetics, lotiols, washes, paints and coloeu
natsEialsto restore t. them 4 asamblanee 81
u 6lat disease has depfiyea them ol, and thattoo
With gFe1tiniury to the skin. BuIla salsApa-
rilla is tle best Cosmetic known, IEbea1tI-
Zoo 4he ekin 81 removing every pafflele 81
laor0idan diseased aall from lse tl6od.
aaklng u ppre. healthy an1 vigorous titint
acilelty q epely Elf1ule vessel. and changing
- yollUu - eoSk eeu1tsnanss = ths hlsc
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

HVHE Court House and Jail at benton, wi
besold for cash to me highest bidder, o.
Monday, the lIth day Of November. 1850, on
the premises, ID Lots 10 suit purchasers. a,l
BY order Of the Board. aa g. B "a
n,5 sb JAMES III. BELL, CleFks a3l
~ rlea rns iaEbsenb ais Board p "! @. 6l
-fKazoo uitys Sept 70, ls50s--42-0t. ahus iIs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

.ETNkLE undersigned having procured the nec-
III essary folna and instruction foI thoaeen.
.tilIsd 10 Bounty Land, under the recent acl
Of Congress, tenders Bic services to pll wht
may wish 10 Of eIcf their claims. Allconniss
ioned 0idcets, non-commi ssioned officers. mtl
sicians aud priVaiee. for ihe widow q mino
children 81 sdch1 who perlorsd mililagY
vice ltih6 war of l6l9 z 81 IN anyof n Indlsl
Wfal sInce 416O ana the eomr iphed plie
er1s WNDN4re 1nra she 4.a ~ aF il
sNeRic0ar eniil Bounty.
q 9 49, wa. BATTAILE.
ost slSt 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
YAZOO CITY MS

sCHoOkof glsssiesl and Mathematical
= instruction win be opened On Nonanv
The 9th instant In. the same buildindino on
felson street lately used bY Rev. ~. d. cFe6s
Rs . place ofiHEtFnetiop.
is. va, RIcHARDS,
Jan. lst-165 5-.-Vn-S3tt
~vH0lcE Wines, Iiono1s. sisTd G.
- sasltl ion end huaef lean rlrdf. koilnr4
and Bone eslp Gin sltf 1tr1ii end Pale She
and Port 1ne KIN 8 - HfsieiirS W..
toEaale LINK s HARRIE
eges 1o-100e
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
BETTER TESTIAlONY

= I g.Ii.' s-s9a = el8A 1h
asf1 ID - zses 1asa - nst4 g.
BETTER TESTIMONY
Than las err been egeFed IN l5t0r 81 any
Medicine--Read the tesiimQlN q Or, Moore
Mr.. John Bal; Ihave no hesitatianin say
ing that i believe your Sarsaparilla to be the
best article ever manufactured for the cure Q
Scroftila, Syphilis, and many other Cutanoous
or Glannlar Affections, having used il with ln-
ire success III numbers of The above oases.
Louisville, Dec. 26, 1e47 j, IN. MOORE.
Il 'sa More Testimony from DR.. Moore. { )
Mr.. John Ball: i am using your sarsapar.
ilIa in several new new cases Of ScEofulns and
with happy effect. am now confident tits one
Of the most efficacious medicine that can be
in'dsfor made ! y that disease. Vows. M' MOORE
Winchester, KY, Feb ], '4s
From DR. Up, YandeH, Professor Of Chesis-
trg IN The Louisville Medical College.
/ have looked over the lstof ingredients
comprising JOHN BULB'S COMPOUND E4-
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, and have no
hesitation in saying that they form safe COM
pound, and one that promises well in chronic
diseases, to which Il Is applicable.
Lou. June 6, ls4s. L. P. YANDELL. u. D.
From DR.. Pgles, Physician By appointment
to the Louisville Marine Hospital.
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1649.
| have examined the preparation ofthe pre-.
Iscripiion of JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA
and believe the combination to be an excellent
one, and well calculated to produce an atern.
atiVo impression on the system / have used i
both in public and private practiced. and think
lii the best article Of ofsaTsaparilla in use-
NJ. PYLES. N. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital,
: BULL's SARsAPARILLA.-Go where you vii
to STEAMBOATS, bound forNashviIle, New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Madison, Frank
a fort or for the Green river country, and you
VIII ~ .;;s "a; immense supplies Of this preparation
,aaSSout being shiicHnsdon board
4 But few merchants visit our city, in what
! ever branch Of trade soever they may be en-
= gagged, but have orders for more or less c
" Bulls Sarsa parfTla.-Eo=,. Democrat.
The rush ofGdventurers to California has i
some measure subsidized but the rush for jon
Bulls sarsaparilIa is as great as ever. Tb
= Doctor says ''the cry is still they come.-Lou
uiHe Daily Demncc:r@@tt
4. Manufactured and for sale b. ~ John p''
n, principal Office, 81 Fourth stree, and b
al IA MES BLUNDELL & Co.. Yozoo City
m Yazoo City, November 10Th Ie5O-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

and freshness youth. Ladies, a6andon the
pse ufpsints ard mixturess and use bull's uaE-
eunarilla. the only efectunl remedy. "a
Nofd tofhe les II susiicient,o and hint Is
enOughioa 'the Ladies. -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
PORTERFIELD & Go.

PORTERFIELD & Co.
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VICKSBURG MISS.
WVTIE undersigned have opened store on
Levee street and offer their services as
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. They
will also soon have good stock of Western
Produce Of ell kinds, which they will sell low
for cash or good paper.
HARDY HENDREN.
Long and favorabIy known as an efficient Pur.
chasing, Receiving and Forwarding Merch-
ant here, will have the control of our establish
ment on shore, and will give undivi led atten-
tion to it.
All orders for goods will be promptly execu.
led, and bought at the lowest possible prices;
and all goods, Cotton &C., received and for
warded at the lowest rates.
PORTERFIELD g. co.
Vicksburg, Sep. 26-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
GAMBLE. O. SKATES
MARBLE YAAD.
CHINA STREET VICKSBURG

/ N addition to our stock, we have received a
Large lot OfItalian Marble, direct from Italy
Ter block and slab; also, the finest quail of Am
eIican. We have also large, varied and
splendid lot, finished off, ready for engraving
| The finest quality Of Monuments. Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones, Of all sizes, Marble
Mantle Pieces, Caps and aSills for building,
Steps for dOOrways and everything in the Mar
ole line.
Engraving done in the neatest manner, and
at the shortest notice. $3.50
We invite the people in need Of such work
to call and examine for themselves. All or
ders promptly attended to. 1a
GAMBLE g. SKATES.
Oct. IO-1s5O-6m. ..f ls8
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
WindOW Aash.

lust received large assortment Of WIN
.
u uow oash, o. inherent sizes Tor sale low
BY J. BLUNDELL, l. co.
YazOo city, Aug. 7-Is5O,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07


IF(HRoou rou IS IT. D otdfs III tbi fn- /
4 utltution VIII c0mnenc8 on ths hfstb bf No /
Vembur - etnilnno nnrlI ne iaai 6f FebuAry I
The khaionical Depalimehs will be opene |
and ready ll receive otntPnp 81 The First oG
October. Tho Medical department win b0Iun
der The dnac don % thc following s;,vr
EMOEESSORS.e asl efrY
conc CROSS. nj. -, prOfsssOr Of
tAolusllu g Aealcine end Medical Iarlss-
y 3kFEFMANlM. D., Professor q Anatomy,
m. SsNEWTOg, M. D., PrOJcssor pf 3 lrgery
n, u HULCR. M D., Professor ct Theory
and PraGtieeof Medicine.
W. BYRD P0WELl., M. O., Professor Of
Physiology Pathology lMiAsraoisgy and
= iSN'essS kfNs.s n. g., Professor ofMatsrls, Medic.
3. +TiTsF MIqRoN SANDERS, a. NJ M. n, Pro-
an-ASrfof .hemistry and Pharmacy. I-.gl y
]. A. WILSON, M, D., Professor ot Obstee
Oricu nnd 1iseuses,f { Women aud Chtldren'.
~ UlnuoUE LnoTURks
WvDrprSSE-- PROF. H ], HULCE: rt0
GURorRY-PROF. r. S. NEWFONs tfn +
FREEMAN, M, D., AmAton tsal Demon
TSsfsssfor : full course Of Lectures amount
70 FlsS Froe.,.or'STicAst, els. Malricelatof'
O5. gDehonstratOrS Fee, go. Graduation
TIs.. desiring further information win
plean addresst6eir letters (Post Paidl % the tnI,e,
Dean; and students arriving IN the ClIy VII VII
Vlsags gseall on him at the CSmmeTc'SI ~ Ih9'si ~
r. S. NEWTON, M. "
90 LAW DEPARTMENT
W0NE. w. M. KING, Professor OF Iheory
FSn. FIS : v. d D. BARRY, Professor Of oOmmeI
TrRMs-a5O per Session. go,
An eommuuicaticus pertaining to thls de-
,,rtuoont must be addressed to -.
'l''u' -'- p. Nv. IA. KING, Esq
NrMPRIs, Tenn, MFTeh, lSOO.
IN. F.eultieS, for intellectual abilities mo-
n v1Drth and professional requirements, WI
eowbaro favOrably with the most distinguish
Sdin our country. The medical faculty con
Otitutes an anomaJy In this or any othe
country. all Of them ara able lecturers ant
hs dcst Of teachers.
a. Those who will contemplate our geogr PM
cal position and the extent ct cur PoPuleslon
can have no hOubt aa to the eligibility OF ou
ruls,Iation for an enterprise Of the kind. As q
hoalth, Including ali seasons Of the year, w
dsnV that any other city has moFse'
4 common error exists In the minds Q
many studsAtu relative TO the place ofstudyinI
nedielne; those who intend Practicing omon
he diseases Of the West and South shoald ce
tainly educate themselves at school who's
Faculty are particularly acquainted with thOs
diseases
That the public may be satisfied Of the PEI
maneney of this school. we feel Il our duty
tate, chat the Trustees and Faculty form
5srT IN adtion, which augurs well for It's futuT
success; and that the peculiar internal organ
Dation which connects them, cannot be inte
FnPted. ,,o
tsyta.l President Of Memphis Institute
March SOth 1e5O,-ll2-t. ls t -o
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Call and settle.
e. Ca rVer

EAST BRIDE WA TER,-MASS.
IMPROVED CIV STANDS.
NNHE subscriber. agent for the above cele.
u drafted Gia Stands, will furnish them ON
short notice, and on the usual terms.
.. L. L. HYATT.
YazOo City, Jene IL, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

ose ses To Purchasers Of clothing, Sc,
y '92 ALFRED MUNRoE g Co.
as ea ett-. ONE STORE No. s4 Nagages.g @tag@
OoS. s now ve large comprising very
.nnhw wranted tn eve
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13

of evils, immediate or remote, rt"-'"'
OF future, from using all ju.i a"d law
lul mean. 10 AID and assist those WHO
have the manliness and courage TO
escape from the prison house OF bond
age.
The ,hirl ard fourth declare that
While they desire liberty for themselves
and retain spark OF the spirit which
led ,hdpllgrims across the Ocean, while
they remember the golden rul and
rccu .nize The oblica,ionso charity. and
love. and good will their homes shall
be Open 10 welcome the hun;ed ius
tive as lie passes ,h,ir doors, in Ia;
flich. from the national bloodhound
IS no are Lnying on his track.
They commend to every fugitive from
Slavery the glorious sentiment OF Fat
rick lirnry-'Give Inc Liberty or Civ
me Death
The preamble and resolutions wcr
ordered to be entered upon the publ
: official records Of the town.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
AQUEDCCT NOTICE.

The members of the Aqlcduc, corr.
pany in the East Parish oi Rglla,t
are notified that a meeting Of said con.
pany will be holden n. the Inn Of pra'
6 Foster, in said Rn,land, on tie IN
day Of March inst, at 7 O'Clock J. ".
to act on the following business. VIZ -
1t 70 soc if the company viii lcgy
a tax upon each post belonging to saI
company, sui!Icien, 10 lay the aqEcllo.
in iron pipes, from the lead TO the eel.
lar o. each proprietor.
%. in crsc they will not vote ia,
tax, to sec if they will borrow money
ON the credit Of .ajd company f., lAe
aforesaid purpose.
Sd. To SEE if the ProprictorP 81
convey their right Of water IL q 'eT
company, on condition Of the old Pro-
prietors being supplied in thcir celia"
fox five dollars per year.
ith. To DO any other business 'o1a'
necessary when met.
LrrIIER DANIELS, Clerk.
Rutland, March 10. 1871.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
THROW MUD AND SOME WILL
STICK"

Many people have propensity for
scandal and de,rac,ion, so mons,rously
developed, that their whole life seems n
vivid commentary of the truth Of that
adagc, fcrvid panegyric on the potent
effects of mud, and CONNIE ndatory
treatise on the art Of throwing it, in
which art they are such practised grad
yates. such well-seasoncd adopts. Sher-
idan's dramatic crusade aguins. the
"School for Scandal was, doubtless,
beneficial to some extent, and in certain
circles Of society but they still exist,
and there still flourish, academies Of the
same guild, universities dignitied by the
same charter, the members Of which
are often accomplished to marvel in
the said casting Of mud A libclous
gos.i p is necessary slmulant to their
system, like morning dram to the sot,
or cup Of strong "gunpowder' to the
nervous old dame. They love to take
"A character TO pieces, and do i, with the
relish Of an eager lecturer ON anatomy.
They doat on the discussion OF a
ncighbor's weak points, real or assum-
ed, As an cplcure docs on his ti:-biis.-
If not ready to throw the first stone,
they are ready TO cast another and an
other, till cairn Of them is heaped up
aud AS for mud, they are never tired or
ashamed Of throwing that, ard they
chucklc as they think that some Of il
vii! siick.-LOndon Weekly Dispatch.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
MONARCHY REBCklNG DE-
MO(RACN,

A despatch dated Toronto, Feb. ss'h'
says, R large an,i-slsvery meeting, call
ed 10y tie MAYOR, wa, held in the City !
Hall la, night, "a. which society was
formed, entitled tie Anii.Sla,try SO
cie,y u. Canada. The Mayor declared
that the ohjcc, # the Society Wa 10 AID
ia he ex,inc,ica of slavery Hll over the |
world. aad TO manlfe,, sympathy Nth I,
,uci;iycs .rotn american bondage.
Anl tbs from Menarchical England,
against whose tyranny our fathers rose
IN rebellion The oppressive power
our fathers fought against for seven
years, is low receiving with epcn arms
and ,hecrin. welcome, the fnci,ives
from AMER can blood hounds and Amer
ican mansica!ers and yet our Demo.
, crat orators, yes even the stony heart
= Cd authors and executors Of this iyran..
Gus Law, grow hoarse in dcc!aimng
= ncains, the expressions of England
, VIVA. would tie revolutionary patriots,
c the glorious champions OF The self ev-
ion, truth say. could they arise and
view the spectacle we present TO the
wcrll. What sight the declaration
Of Independence in one hand. the ne
gro drivers whip in the other. God 8
Bible on our tables, our brothers or
- the auction block sending the bible tc
!, Heather lands, and at home convert
:, ing christian frccmcn into heather sla
yes tearing them in the name of Law
and patriotism and union. from thei
homes and bibles AMI duties, back t.
T. stripe. and chains and toll and death
wha, sight. professedly christian
70 republican nation, trailing in the bodie
and sous Of their fellow men, with three
- millions Of men clanking their chain
to heaven for vengeance; the LAM
."arniug with flying hondmen, hunte
@. by American officials over the battl
fields of lie r. vJ!uion. No rcfus
:. from blood hounds and chairs excel
: under the ,ro.rac,ion of that powe
which was so tyrannical rs TO justify Oh
fathers in rebellion.
II And shall nothing be said again
ia such heaven defying iniqui,y as this
Shall we denounce the slave trade O
en- The coast Of Africa as piracy, and suf
cr christian men and women 10 be ORA:
eli. gcd from the horns of the altar in Il
Pilgrim State TO feed the lusts and CT
%, pidity Of Southern tyrants, without
nj nurmur? We say let there be agi'
" ton, unccasing, until this hideous sy
ten Of cruelty is broken to pieces al
''o scattered; agitation until this great go
NJ eminent is wrested from the control
as tyran,s and rededcaled to the holy pu
poses Of its tounders-io justice, to fire
dom, to humanity reylock .Sentin
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
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,ns ,or.h q Raphael. executed by
,.,ian named Esccaya'a, IL indeed |
wonder. !, II only twelve inches IN
t.,,,t. and from an inch 30 four inches
a.. t,am-,a,. !, 10 adorned With variou.
architectural ornaments, IN The richest
awe Of GoiL,c. and also figures O! the
,,r,;n and child. The work is raid 10
i,. sn,i,aled in merit and beauty. ihc
uGlci j, contained in case Of wrought
cold. ard it.clf VI lockwood The
general design may be rcgar'''d - ar,
,t:cc,urai, cmbeliished with severe
Compartments Of sculpture, or OF cary
ing, consisting Of ,a'ious groups oi i's
,f,,. These display different e'"n''
"a tic Nfc ot Christ. Some o. 'h'
Grifcs are less than quarter OF ~
uch in height. bu, though ihus minnie
are all finished With the greatest pre-
,,.ian and skill and what renders Ii'
,1.cl.ion sill more curious and admir-
af',. ia the d'iicacy and beauty wii'
a..-h he back ard li,tan. figures NJ
executed.