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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
ERANCIS' PILOSITOUS COW.

4 POUND - guaranteed 10 restore III. lar ii, ~
cases The Conditions are made En8xa M the c,r.,..
that accompanies each bottle FoTa toilet AIT cs to b. an
ts and soften he hair 10 remove blosches and pn,e
dealt IN certificates he could have large collection n.
hard but his terms WI sasiy every candid person As b.
,ns reifectiv equitable COtrsct prices VAR from <a,
SIS HIS PERENNIAL COMPOUND $ prepared 10 =.
sore sray haIr e. us Original e,.or WITHOUT dyeinr -
which n. prce ~ per hesd B,lh are purely ver,s
al. and free from all eleteuops substance For sas 10
the proprietor = McCRAKEN NJ Sl Roadway Ns..
York and IN the pnno pa o,'Ss ., We VHon Price ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Jnsurance Companies.

r IFE Observation-Disclosures Statas
~ LIE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. Wn~
POLICIES IsDIsPUTABLE, -.
RIcspt on the ground Of Frasd.-Ths Company nAas
every insurance connected with life risks upos ~ fa's"
BILE terms a. any similar institution. -.
FREDERICK SHELDON, Preadssl
JOIN A. STEWART, ActsaIy.
rADTH, Jr Seeretarv. aus IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
DANCINGACADEMY, No. 40 Grand.

~ st. 4 doors from Broadway.-P SAROCCO. Profes-
sor Inventor and sole Teacher known America Of the
new and fashionable dances whose talent does not need
any has opened his saloons for classes FOL
amliles
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY, Franklin Build
ING corner of Orange and Fulton -sts one door from Full
t0o-st p sARACCO frow No ITO Grand St New York,
has opened Dancing Saloon for ladies' gentlemen and
chldren's classes Private lessons gwen in families He
classes wll commence the 29th inst.
For particular, apply at his Academy tho ajth Be-
tdes Al the neW dances the American Colon will BE
.aught 10 children with the greatest precision.
This Advertisement only intended for the best class Of
society szv i'm
DkIVATE DANCING ACADEMY at
Il the shskspere Hotel, 2t2 Willam-st H MEfENS
Academy for teaching the ee accomplishment Of Dan
eng open Glasses for young ladies' and masters
Tuesdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock For gentlemen on
Tue sdays aud Fridays. at O'Clock, y NJ OLE im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
NHARLES FRIEDRICH OTTO
paneina Gehools.

MISS PARKER'S PRIVATE DANG
Vl ING ACADEMY. in Broadway. corner Of i)th-s' !;
Is now open. Days of luton. WEDNESDAYS ana
SATURDAYS. at 81 o'clock la addition 81 the ne |"
Dances La Tempete, La GorItza La Coutre Dance rs
n,rpol Miss Parker enabled through the kindness OF
Madame Des ardns Gravier 10 introduce the new Ounces
la Cracov a. La Scine, composed IN Pans expressly for
H. Season n5 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Uater Cure.
DR I'll. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE

WATER-CURE INSTITUTION, cor
w neT Of Twelfth-st and Uaiversty- place - Dr.
5HEW, the earliest American author and practitioner Of
Water Cure DR. W A. HAMILTON, Of thirty years
psriencs the healing ART and y. W. MEYER. from Ger
many, Physicians. dDAWu
ORA f MOUNTAIN WATER.
OCURE-souih Orange Essex Co. New Jeney-JO-
sEPH weber, III d, Physician TO the Institution
O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4 and O'clock NJ. emf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA

u DAME H. GIAVELLI have commenced tut,n
at their Academy or DANCING and beautiful exercises
al the STUYVESANT INSTITUTE. No go Broadway
All the n, W and fashionable dances will bs taught IN the
most grace full and appropriate H. Wells and SIS
ter have passed several Paris studying Their pro
ssion al the ROYAL Academy and at the best schools for
private cancng The By which they propose TO teach
Is entirely new adapted for the promotion OF health
as aso for the requirement graceful action and deport
ment Apply daily. at the above address oH I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Once Of the -
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO

EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE Gu
~ No 81 Wall st. corner Of Pesri-ss
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day. ths following ssn.iss~s
we're chosen DIsctors Of this Company for the eNss
rear. .,.
6ampsoh Moore Moses Taylor, 0eorss sias
BsnJ. h. Sherman NarshaiI Pepoon, FRANCIS skpoJ,
Peter Martin, Alexanr H. Grant, Chn bniah,A...'
Rufus Story, Asa 8 Porter, lanes ID ~ 100,
Henry Edey Isaac @ Tayioi rnIa" nvpslss
MOORE ESQ was unanimously reelected PfesdsM
the Company miLIOH o"'i"' '''
New York, Feb. >, 1851. - u.,.. Mr..
NB-Thn Company continues % insure buildings nv
chsndise Household Furniture, Vessels 10 ryt. se,
me mos ia''fs''e '''"' "'' Nu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

~ instantly and permanently converts red or gay naaf
70 brown or black without sAiBag SKIN Wafrsned, ~
10 pay u 81 WalkSE-st.. Asax Broadway. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
N1oTTcE TO MANUFACTURERS

| Tar some time past have been engaged IN pu y
inr sod nreDsring u build Brund reds Patent rae'sf
xing row conn etei stock OF OILS f'r thai papi
Ms are able 20 build these machines with greater ca Ay
and dispatch than previously, and TO recommend s4r
with confidence TO { Ie attention q hthIlrllrefs
mschnes have been in successful operation fo the ~
four yearS IhsJ Will 60 much work IS the Dini' u
Tfrsfe with one third Of the psEer lh@ TWIST . n'
n, ,,pn, than from anv banded spindle, the use Of p.,
hsinr din. nsed with In strength anf cn'aoi5f Ws
Tbros-e = ackun,l edged by r1mpe'eLt judges, -
sverr o,h,r ,rnrnr machine Many II the 1--we >piao-
Thstes can no altered To the new pnncp.e 81 a. z, ara
al nsariv double the former quantity oil ~ofk Ine Dl
fb Trstle "a. also altered, 50 as ~ eve me ia
ausnt,v al arn though reducing the power a. least ~
thrs Tbese Thrrstes now IN active Operatin 10 ~
fsc-oTies ~ NeSsrS p Chrysler Co. o. nief-',N
and Allied Wild ESQ Of Cohoes ais 10 whom We re.e
60 r.tI,c f,r infsr-1aon 70 ther practical W
W. o,s ,,era-ed a. usual 20 execute orders ,r ''is
woi.n and FlaT Machinery, Casting. Mil GeN ~
sL.fiDe Pnies &c, well AZ al other Articles 10 '
&c ~ sns,nsSs b BRUNDRED, SON co.
sl8 lm' Oldham NoiAs, "eal ave- su, y -
T K. WATTLES & CO, No. 40 Canal
H. 8. Providence r. I, MANUFACTURERS q
STTGN and 4 AS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, COZ ho'
SCANNING Kings RING Travellers &c &c, &c ha77ns Deen
s11no-nted Eoezft for the sale Of Steam and Gas rps
nsrufsctuTed bv the SWAMSCOT COMPANY, IL.
w. now nrenared 10 furnish the above articles to anT
tent ~ yerT low Prices Orders Will meet with prom az
.rj purchasers vii find the goods to De II or
quality. ts-i - - ~ y - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
A FTERNOON CLASSES in DANG

a FTERNOON CLASSES In DANE
~ ING and WALKING, M. GOO BroadwW, near
NIblos Glasses forming for Children on
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. az O'Clock p VI; Private
Glasses tor Ladies and Gentlemen 81 CLOCK Ihe under
signed respectfully inform their friends that the Evening
Glasses for the present full Due notice VIII be
gwen Of the commencement Of me sec0ndter Mohlny
Privae Sorees exclusively Pupils their Fames and
Friends will be gwen al Constitution Hall No oop Boa1
WAY For Source Tickets and Terms, apply only ~ NO Ni
BovesV Book store 1891 iwsl X y T. H. BURNfON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Up TOWN PROPERTY.-Families
.IGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

II -EIGHTH-AVE NUE RAILHOAD : Ihese Io.s
are kuated on the Westcheser side of the Harlem RIVER
between McC0mb's Dam Bridge and the High Bridge
Ang person acqua with the suburbs Of ths city VIII
perceive on viewing the high Bridge Lots, that they pos
Ssss for residences over all other Localities
about city and that they far cheaper thar any 0he
property as we'll uaied The bill for the 9th ay Railroad
having been signed by the Mayor the road VIII be con-
pleprsd forthwith and speedily finished please inquire
and learn the fact The fare for the entire length Of the
road 10 to be but five The scenery presented from
almost every part this property exceedingly Interest
me embracing most beautiful OF land and water.
This properly also has vide front upon The Harlem RIVER
thereby sord,ng every facility for boating and fishing Fo
ms IL, and eher informal ton, apply TO
oij Inns ID b. WINrON. No III Cedar. ST cor nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
y WATTLES q 90. no. 4a Canal
1noia Rnbher GOODS.

DREMlUM RAILROAD SPRINGS
4 FULLERs PATENT American Institute has
,rst awarded a Diploma for best Iuda Rubber Car
Snrpgs" Pnce reduced TO 50 cents per 10. Agent o. NJ
KNEvITT at Days India Rubber Store, Coartla u
New. YORK. No D
INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
Il SPRINGS-Two prizes have Just been awarded to me
by the American Institute for
lst Best Indis Rubber Shoes.
I'd Best India Rubber Car Springs (Fuller's Patent
THIS provost superior quality u the Goods mAus
$50 In II. n. DAY NO IS tOultiahu' -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
MADAME DESJARDINS GRAVIER

lVl having removed her Dancing AGA lemy to No 81
Clinton place respectfully informs the public that
she has opened her classes and calls the attention Of she
cOnnosserS on the elegant dances La CrscOvfa aud
La SIcieH.e which she has received from her agents N
Pans and London where they have been expressly com
posed for this season. and introduced IN America by nsr
ONLY. oZ3 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

II New.Jersey; one of 20 acres with two houses ana
cah er buildings good order and fence well stocked with
NUT Also of ~ without buildings, IN sight
Of New York near SCOTS Plains, 20 miles distant The
IL viii pay onehan its cost For further psIucu
lais inquire NJ No. sss Broadway. ole i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received by the Monmouth Coun
Plank Road Co till the st day Of March next for build
mg DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keyport 70
Freei old. Monmouth Co, n j. distance OF lJ miles,
she wotk 70 be commenced early the Spring and com
peted by the LIST OF Oct)be next with the exception
three miles Of sand road for which separate proposals WI
be received I'll the ls day Of November next the wOrs 70
be commenced Immediately the contract Is taken and
be completed by the Isl day Of January next Address
JOHN HERBERT. Marlboro, N. J., DANIEL STILL
WELL, 1lddetO~p Point N J or the subscriber. key-
port. N J. ALFRED WALLING, Secretary.
% 3m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
At PRIVATE SALE Leasehol

M I INV n 10 - n IL II = TO ocI'oIu
IN Property, No los tth-ay consisting Of three story
brck House and lease lot of Toundthe bot Is % feet by
100 feet IN depth with alley outlet OF ~ feet lead
mig TO 18th house u by 3Ofeet IN depth covered
with slate finished the hest manner and IN modern s
havps water closets bath room furnace and Croon water
e. the third story This property good location for
Pbyr,csn or could easily be converted into store The
lease Of the LOT years from the 2oh Sep? 1913 at
around reut OF $50 per with privilege OF renew
inc the lease for q at per cent yauaon OF the
house and be paid for by the Lessor One
half the purchase money can remain on bond ana mort
rage Eel prce and further particulars apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aactlonee'.
nj ix No I Brond- st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
CLASSES.-W. WHALE

~ and DAUGHTER respectfully announce that then
classes as above are now commencing at Constitution HAN
No $50 Broadway at No 29o Eighth and At Gothic
Hall Brooklyn. For particulars see CIRCULAR to be had As
above. b-The Extra Evening Class for elder iadles
Wi ~ mmencn AZ s aud continue mntll "a. no W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
ATPRIVATE SALE-House and Lot

H At v IbamsbuTgh. The two s.Ory ANNOUNCEMENT
frame house stuae the north side of South list 100
feet asst Of Ninth between 9th and 10Th sis House ~
finished in m0detn style containing 10 rooms csuuercel
lar cstern in yard house 81 by IS feet lot q by ~ feet
For farther particula Apply to COLE chiffon, No
Wnll.st nj Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
lA" CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
CURE.-Da. RO

IL BACK Dear Sir feel It my duty to scknswe4ss
publicly the wonderful cule ssu have male IA my cs'
for twelve wears past have been afflicted with paa
nv left side. The - severe AZ times thNi sn
growing ooked and hasins employed mest o, o. osA
N and All hope for me seemed be but hearing d
disease in September 1872 determined 20 send psfsa
20 see what could done my case and az the cHpssn
NJ MN. weeks was completely cured All Of which
% The wonderful DIR & Roback, II there are My
ho doub, the above they can call AZ my resdess
No 2 East Pearl ST., Burlington, n J.
Won are at perfect liberty TO make this public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

A DODW0RTH'S Dancing Academy,
N No 4is proone ST. This establishment IS now open
for The Glasses and Saturdays 10, La
dies and Children Saturday for those no wish to attend
once a week LClasses Mondays and Thursdays Other
classes Wednes and Saturday, In the evening ia
Gentlemen. PIsctcipg Lessons ON Ihundsy evenings
Sources semi monthly for Adults and monthly for Chill
All the modern Dances included the course Of
instruction For particulars see Circulars o20 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
EHOR SALE. at CENTRAL NORRIS.

II ANIA--Io feet from the New Depot, corner Lot.
50 hy 100 feet price, 5000 also $50 lots At Paramount
neal Upper Motnsania Depot Inquire No solution ST.
"a stov o1s lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
L,IRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

II FPhECLAf, Nc.-The subscTlbeTs importers OF ne
Bricks Malt Kiln Tiles, Sc have constantly on hand
Red and White Welsh, [" Lister" Ruffords Stovr
bridge" "Hukman.r and "Chance" de ard isanfEt
Fire Bricks, common and fancy shapes
Eireclay welsh Lumps and Oventiles
HAT Kiln Tiles, IS hole-a very superior article
Cos-BltumlnOus and Anthracite Of all descriptions fo
sale m lots 10 ssit purchasers Apply to
SAML THOMPSON NEPHEW,
sul 6ms No us Pesrl-st New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Mutual INSURANCE co.

TTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE W"
u Office No So walt-st. opposite Hsnov.ros
CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000. o..
Jnxursncss on Marine, Inland Nsyisa!i's ana '"'
TRUSTEES
Moses TayIor, J SymIngt0n, n !" 1Wu"'
g I s,H,oo / R09th SIDNEY Green,
tto - N Ga, i,ef. n Ioder i Is Johnston,
Inhn . Ss.m,,h n n MunssU J b Diokiasss,
y pI Sd'"' v,is.t'ns K,Ihy Eageas Dgtsh.
Charles c. Hatch, Andres v Stout joseph e 49,.
l.. n. Brigham, T.. X. Collins, 70. inrSn1s
e 49, 1880 .mhert sesd.s. DAVID b. Tarnsf.
s. d. Bafcack X X Graves. A hooys'
N II Wolfe G.. y. Dambmann, John VS.
James ID Fish, NJ Livingston, " 800
y. A Oerichs, J ii Brewer. - I'm = DsrS1
Richard Bell. Jamas W Elveh, os'fs'
Peter v King, .coxvp p,.xdert
JOHN S TAPPAN. Vioe-Pres"'.'
FEPDIsAsD SYAGO, Secretary. ,.s ,.st tat -
B-Partcular attention called 70 me - ssssIS..A,a
COMPANY continues 70 insure Buihiass, n."ss 10
Household Furniture Vessels IN Port, re, n 80
damage by Fire and divide the profits on THIS - md
pes< the same a. the Marine premiums s1S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
OROOKIYN LOTS for SALE-A bar

I'D gain Beautifully situated Gates av, near Bed
ford IN very location, prce $223 each Apply 10
% WARD No 81 Pine at NewYork, or Adelphl-st near
DeKaib- av., BROOKLYN no Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
EaN FtHFI ~, hHFHHNN'Hf "
n are at perfect liberty TO make this public.
| am yours, respectfully. ,o,,

DAVID a EIPPINCOTT
Burlington County Before one OF the Justices Ola.
Peace mn and for the said County, personally came Drt
Iippncott and ben duly sworn. doth declare and ca
that he above certificate A. true IN Its PARTICULARS
Sworn and subscribed to. this LIST OF November A d
1850, before me. - -. =. AUhkk,s
ree,ousy attended to- # pre- paid Fot particular
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis where eettA
&c. can I've seen nd 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

NOTICE to CARPENTERS. - Pro-
posals Will be received BY the School Officers OF ths
18th Ward for fitting up the primary school rooms und or
the nethodst Church 6ith-s between the 81 anu n
according the plans and sJeclhcaions les at the
office Of ]. ADRIANCE, No. ~ Nassau ST. Offers must
be len al said Office before the 8h OF November next
o252w JOHN ID HOYr Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

NOR SALE-TwO valuable Lots on 30th-
st. near Madison av 50 by hall the block They con
tain Cottage Houe and two Stables. House rents for
S3H Stables Sl20 Also. aproperty on I'd ay near 9th
st Lot Is by I0s-con ans two story BRICK House on
front and three story brick Shop Prlce $tlOe
Also other cheap the upper part oil the cry
Apply to u. KINSHiMEk, No sis 18th av ftom To y
n .0e oo'clo Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

THE WONDER of the WORLD
DEvINEg COMPOUND PITCH LOZEN0E,
certain cure for Coughs Colds. Asthma and Cons
The great remedy at last discovered. and thai fell u
s,Ioyer OF human happiness at length 10 conqucrt Coz
sun ptlon shall longer rob resdes OF therosshs
ornaments and sink many gentle spirri5 an unumsl
grave Consumption can be cured, Asthma Win soon ,
as the things tina. aud Coughs aad Colds the pae,a
of that fell disease that often brings NO 70 the h0pess
our land vanish by before sovereign reme
wM DEvINEs. Proprietor and y anniactarcr.
No. Jia Bf Jadwy
ted 6ar the sale of The aboye. nj iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS at

1.-The following pnces VIZ Ladies Caters st and 10
shIngs. Gents Rubbers az S. and Is. Mems strong
Shoes pnme Boys strong Shoes as double sole gents
Cali Boots 50 38 Ladies fine kis Slips and Is gents
fine Patent Leather Shoes and at less than
elsewhere, at II. MANN SONS, No. $50 Grsnd-st
GIG 3mruIh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Real estate for Sale.
NOR SALE-lOO Acres of LAND, adj.

io,niug the Albany Pos, Road and contiguous to the
De.,msn STATION and Village Apply TO GEORGE W.
Dbh noihT'' VI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
Steadiness of Purpose.

/. II overcomes difficulties Not with a rush and
a shout, but one by They melt away before its
ncesSant PRESSURE icebergs beneath the steady
dance of the sun.
2 1t gives one the strength of happy conscience.
A weather-cock Of man, whiting about with every
breeze, cannot have true quietness of mind. Self
dissatisfaction worries and annoys him. But cheer
full vigor end energy grows out Of intelligent and
unvacillating purpose.
g. 1t gives dignity and honor to character. Men
cannot but admire him that marches steadily on
through sunshine and shade calm and Storm smiles
and frowns, glad of favor but pressing without it,
thankful for aid but fixed on advancing al all events
Such men cut out for themselves a character which
cannot but be seen and honored.
A. 1t gives success. In any enterprise that is not
downright madness, such must succeed. He
has the chief element of triumph over every diff
Guilty, and If he is not an idiot he will do something
IN the world. He will not reach his ends at leap.
But he will reach them. He moves not rapidly, but
surely When you want TO find him, by and by, you
Will know where to look at the topmOs rounds of the
ladder of success, and you will find him about there
somewhere.-IrGUelIer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
Grafton by Capt. Isaiah Rynders.

The Old Guard Of New York celebrated the Fourth
at the Gem Hotel, New York. Capt. Rynders was the
orator. and his DISCOURSE which occupies three columns
oil the New York Herald is replete with sound ideas
and locibe Illustrations On the subject of slavery the
Captain held forth as follows:
The habments of slavery yet by four ffths
OF the human race of all coors, and in nearly every
country the globe The miseres of this seryle con.
dton OF man, without any regard color
IN the United States to that extent they other
countries. Nomnally it may be abolished in other
tres but practically it exists the most hord cond.
ton. As recognized institution in the Southern States
has been turned upon them before the States had
independent existence. Having grown TO such magni.
tudc its abolition of necessity be the work time
aided by favorable circums than pre-
sent existing Wisdom and Justice must direct the move
that look its abolition The North has nothing
power is the only agent that can act in the matter.
In a social point of view, my friends, / have had
some experience of the institution of Southern slavery
have lived in the several sections of the Union and
have had an opportunity oudgng of that social sympathy
and connection between the employer and employed,
capitalist and laborer, and slave. satisfied
that there is friendly feeling more social commu-
Mon, real sympathy existing between the master
and slave, than there is between the rich capitalist oil
our northern and cities and the laborers they
employ. firmly believe there is social equality
between the former than between the latter The p-
taists OF the Tree States seldom associate with the labor
ers There is ntermingng between the rich and the
poor. They appear in fact be almost distinct races
OF men and women. The rich man may mediate an
attack upon the virtue of an industrious woman and
have social Intercourse that he may accomplish his
purposes or he may, if he is candidate for some u-
erave Office, condescend to be very sociabe with poor
just about the time of election but ali the
mcnt they are strangers to each otherthe one is mas
ter, the other is slave.