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WASHINGTON. ID. G.
For tho National Era.
SONNETs FOR The TIMES.

To THE FREE DEMOCRATS OF NEW YORK
AND ELSEWHERE.
ID Uravcn-dcscended Power, DEMOCRACY,
Ipbuilder of the People and shalt thou
TO any Aoshy presence veil thy brow,
or 10 thy rccreant champions bow the knee
What are elfsccking leaders unto thee
who heaviest the mighty heart of all the world,
Atwhose behes kings from their thrones are hurled,
And slayery's myrmidons like shadows fee
Therefore We followers Of this power divine,
Behold your only Chief and oh, arise
With earnest zeal, and purify his shrine
From the foul fumes Of treachery and lies,
Till the appcascd divinity send forth
His purer rays to wake and gladden. earth
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

AM still engaged in the prosecution of claims agsinsth
Government Such of the soldiers of the uexican war
their heirs have filed claims bounty land aud hae
them suspended rejected who have applied will
well to open correspondence with can obtain then
land in every instance There about 1900 suc
claims file In the Pension Office nearly every Of wbic
can have allowed II authorized act for the claimant
word to the wise is sufficient"
- Suspended claims under act of September 3D. 1851
also successfully prosecuted and fee will be charged
any unless land is procured Address
Sept Is. A. M. GANGEWER, Washington, ID T..
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THE TRUE WESLEYAN,
b pjous Ijter1rn and FINN ,L, Jourp10i

III rto'F t0'''I 17'1e' UT y ''' ''''y "0'' '''
THE official organ Of the Anti Slavery Methodis's of
America, is published weekly, at No Spruce street,
New York city, at 81 o. per year Now that the ChTS.
tan Aduocafe the great official Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, declares savehoding Scriptura dntyand the
Western Advocate, at Cincinnati sfrms that those who
don't like slavehdine church discipline will have tO
fud elsewhere than in the NJ f. Church something
to their minds the followers Of John Wesley
mended to subscribe this advocate Of Wesley
princi piles. LUCIUS T.. MATLOCK,
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PIANO FoRTEs FROM NEW SCALES.

I F. WARNER CO.. All Broadway New York beg
to invite attention TO their STOCK Of Rofewood Piano
Fortes just manufactured from their and greatly i'm
proved Scales These Instruments embrace points Of
excellence entirely original and not to be found In any 9th
made in the United St,tesuch for example az sundr
material improvements in the Scales the Gobusr Socketed
Tubular Bars &c &c They made OF the very best Of
Materials and by the sbst wOrkmen to be found in the
warranted in all pecis and cold IA
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70 Warerooms All Broadtcdy New York.-6Q
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PENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT between Phadelphis
w and Pittsburgtime reduced TO twenty four hours
On and after the list of December next will be
carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company between
Philadelphia and Pttsburg twenty four hours with only
twentyeght miles Of staging excellent Turnpike
Fare, GIL
This the shortest and best route between the Great
West the Atlantic ates and the accommodations are 10
all respects Of the highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
Nov H. Agent Penn. railroad Company
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EOLIAN PIANO FORTES.
T. GILBERT & Co.'S New York Ware-rooms
1913 Broadway corner Of Anthony ST., and
opposite Broddway Bank and Theatre,

XTHERE the largest assortment of Pianos with and
Wv without the celebrated Improved Eolan, may be
found-a Of which have the metallic frame and are war
raned stand any climate aud give entire
and will be sold at great bargains BY experience Of
eight years. resulting in many important improvements the
Koan has been brought t. perfection attained by no
others early 1900 E,lisns have been applet, and the
demand is rspy increasing Elegant Boudoir or Cottage
Pianos conye nent small rooms T. q Co IS Pianos
are admitted he superior TO all other owing to their
rmness and long standing In tune Prices As at the
mandatory Dealers supplied at liberal discounts r II
Wade and the entire Boston catalogue of Music and Ia
sruction Books furnished at this store at Wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
Constantly hand extensive assortment OF second
hand Pianos in rosewood aud mahogany varying in
prics from $50 $50 Second band Eolian Pianos.
500 to SH5 Grand Pianos, from S3Ot 500 Prince X
Co . Meodeons from S35 to 500 tarbsrts S55 to 800
Guitars from 10 TO S75 &c, SC. sept l6--ly
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A. Nj. 0ANGEWER.

Atorney and Agent, Washington City, d. C.,
A TTENDS to claims for Pensions Bounty Lsnd, Extn
n Pay, Arrearages Of Pay and the settlement of Ac
counts before the several Departments Of the Government
References - Hon. \. L. Chase, Ohio Hon. d. Wiinot
Pennsy lvaDia Hon. o. Cole, Wisconsin, Hon. Ellis Lewis
Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Gen Edward Armor, Carlisle.
Pennsyvana; DR. g. Bailey Editor National Era; and the
accounting ohcers generally. ne5-6m
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Ivl ished in the National Era and just issued in
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ERDM So TO Sl0a day may be made by any individual
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fu discovery in universal demand which will send by
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PHONETIC WORKS

Dr. CoMsrocK is the author Of the Ansercar Phonttt
alphabet, the only perfect alphabet that has been given
the world because is the only alphabet that has dis
nct letter for every artcuae sound and signs for accent
infection and information Dr. has published, in this al
phabet his System Of Eoca,ion, 81, the Nes Testament
81 25 the first book Of Popes Homer HiGd, with copiou
notes 81 cents My Lille Geography, IS cents and
Der Of other works Aug H.
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ROLuAN PIANO FORTEs.

IIALLETT, DAVIS, Il CO, the long estabis i',i, h,
II celebrated Piano Forte Manufacturers Of bosW ,st
order ne better TO odate their southern and or
ern eustomsrs have recently opened ware rooms
AZ, New York, where large and n supply eel,
superor both with and without Cosm tn,
ebrsted Eolian accompaniment may always be io.n" n
Holisn by the ski improvement Of Msssrs n ,ss
Co. been Invested OF the hAreh seraphne All the
sveetn sss and beauty Of the parlor organ Ihen "a.
have been too long and vorably known 10 need
son = and when united 10 their A0an, no swse,e ,,s
can he found Every instrument warranted 20 gs
faction or the whole VI the purchase money viii %
CD VIZ" "''' GOULD l. BERRY, Sole Agents,
2s7 Broadway, New YORK
Mr. Msssrs o. 4 b. have the best catalogue |" "a, ms
music and musical instruction books 70 ne iouha "
United states. Liberal discounts made 10 'he ">'
Aug ~.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ERA.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. Is, 1852.
can assure you that the cause of down
trodden humanity is gaining friends every day,
and that, too at a rapid rate, in the land OF
steady habits" Old parties are being sundered,
and all that is necessary to revolutionize the
State is light on the subject of Slavery.
Enclosed is fifty cents in U. 5. postage
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to Walter Gilbert Bridgeport Conn.
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass, Sept. 10, 1852.
Westward the star of Empire takes its
way" and lcestwdrd is emigration from New
England. There are thousands of families at
this moment in New England, who would
gladly move West were it not for that
dreaded scourge of immigrauts-the fever and
ague The lands too in Indiana and Illinois
are now so taken up that favorable location
costs too much for the means of most Eastern
farmers. They are now just beginning to hear
of Minnesota, with its perfectly healthy eli
mate its fertile soil, and excellent facilities of
access, and good market; and if half that dimly
comes to us be true, it is undoubtedly second
Paradise.
All that is needed TO start a tide of emgra-
ton. such a. never was seen before, to Mime
sofa, in the spring Of 1853, is some definite ac-
counts from actual settlers in the Territory.
We want information as to the advantages
afforded. descriptions of the country, and sta
tistics, and facts; and hundreds Of colonies will
be formed this winter, to proceed at the earliest
possible period in the spring
win you not, Mr.. Editor grant the use of
your columns to some Minnesotan who shall
feel disposed to impart the necessary informa-
ton If you agree to this, would earnestly
call upon J. w. n of St Anthonys Falls,
whose letters, two years since, in the Era, were
read with interest, or upon any one III Mime
sofa who is willing to furnish, through the Era
the knowledge that will result in such an ac-
cesson to the Territory and promise myself
to circulate among the local papers the most
important items of interest that may be fur
nished ii. MARTYR.
~ w. NJ will please attend Ed. Era.
NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Sept. 20, 1852.
DEAR SIR: At a Convention of the Free
Democracy of Montgomery county, held at
Norristown. Pa on the 18th instant, it was re-
solved that summary of the proceedings be
published in the National Era. By an over
sight this was neglected until now, and we
only ask yOu to notice our ticket.
Free Democratic Ticket Of the Ftb COMPRESSION
al District Of Pennsylvania.
For Congress-Samuel Aaron, of Norristown
State Ticket
For Senate-Dr. Hiram COrson Of White
marsh.
For Assembly,. P Rutter, of Pottstown;
Charles T. jenkins, of Hatfield John Fretz of
Spring Mill
We wish especially to secure notice of the
of Samuel aaron for Congress. He
is Il man whom we arc proud Of and we hope
10 give him a strong vote.
Yours for Freedom A. +. CHARLES
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nH. COMSTOCK'S Voca! Gymnasium, Philadelphia
- which has been In successful than
twenty years. is designed for the Promotion of Health the
Cure Of Stammerng and the Correction OF Lis ing and
other Defective Articulation we'll for improvement In
Elocution. Address A. COMS1OCK, M. d.,
AL AInlhn hil.lal Ii
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,

l54 Court street, two doors east Of The Revere
House, Boston.
(NHARES n. MORSE has just opened complete stock
~ ofreaiy made shirts and gents furnsbn. goods Also
hats and caps, umbrellas canes fancy goods &c Shirts
made 70 order
b. Wesds put on hats at short notice and hats bleach
ed and pressed July -
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EDWARD w. SIIANDS.

A TTORNEY end Counsellor at Law, Post Once Build.
"A ings, st. Louis, Missouri.
. Commissioner Of Deeds, Dsposaioas &C., for
Maine South Carolina Kentucky
Vermont Alabama Ohio
Rhode Island Florida Michigan
Connecticut Mississippi Iniiana
New Jersey Texas Wisconsin,
Virginia Tennessee Iowa
Minnesota Ter.
Also, Notary Public for MissOarl
Mr. ST. having resided twelve years at st Louis city has
extensive acquaintance with business men in said city
and througho the State Of Missouri.
" Prompt attention paid collections prosecution Of
claims, &c. May 20-ly
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NOTICE.


MIR. J. EDREHt native Of Morocco, has the honor "
wi announce ~ he public that he has for sale an
lent article called AhULETS, which Is preventive
cholera scarlet fever and other conta ious
ex ensvely In England during the r,ge OF eboea
1884, and II approved by the medical faculty ID .n,
country This Amulet Is berry that grows upon " I,
Mount Lebanon Ia Botanic Garden near Jerusalem
has been paronzed in the fonr quarters OF the word
Amulet is excellent article 10 prevent the spread
tagious diseases and from its smell Is prevenu'eu
vers and general decline Of the system t Is ~on
let around the wrist. From its strong ODER u an
lent and certain article for the prevention OF moths
clothing. t,.ix
This article is pAtronIed in England, France and sy
aud likewise acquired universal patronage In America "
one should he without this excellent article.
Ladies and Gentlemen! You have Row the only oppo,,
nifty Of purchasing them you will have have again WI
am gone. They are sold At reasonable Price-"V'
70 a. for each necklace .,B
Mr. EDKEHI will remain but = few weeks longer, 80
.trsss y. '' " Sept. s-T
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man can find noohsre so good Sor;no, H.,
emptyhg ms purse into his head Rnotreo, :, as W
copidl ne can possess is at his eoa1ald ,' .e oe
meHf' and ditroys ADORE par.-Dr FRANKLTY' wy NO
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THE RAILROAD ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Through to Cincinnati by Rail the entire distance
except ten miles, which il done In Coaches.
TWO LINES UALLY

THE Fast Mail Line leaves Calvert Station dsily at
r. M AMI connects regularly with the Fast Line
the Penns yania Railroad Harrisburg crosses The
tains in daylight and puts pssseng era through TO Pitts
burgh in twenty six honrs from the time departure from
Baltimore his line makes a direct connection with the
fast teams the Ohio and Pennsy vana Pittsburgh and
Cleveland, and the Cleveland Columbus anc Cincinnati
Railroads and by il passengers going through from
Baltimore to Cincinnati in 70 iyour hours running u.
The Slow Mail Line leaves the place daily at hall
past A. H by this line passengers reach Hollidaysbuv
stSP NJ of the days Of departure lie until
M the next day when they their over
the mountain and arrive in Pittsburgh that evening or
hrsr hours from time OF departure from Baltimore, snd
with all the comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed Data
raj rest and rep1se.
! These Liner IN the enjoyment Of most liberal
patronage from the travelling pubic; their equipments
cannot be surpassed by those OF any other route between
the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pittsburgh, Nlssson Cleveland and CDcn
natl by the Railroad Line be procured only OF The
Agent OF the va timOre and kiroad Comp
ny at Calvert Station Baltimore and At the following
rates:
TO Cievleand 1850
To Pittsbnrgh $50
~ Travellers will bear In mind that this Ia the ors"e.
Ar0aeh line ~ Cineinna it's time and ltd sceommodA'O
cannot be excellei - $500,
ALFRED GATHER, Superintendent
Office Baltimore anil Sps9uehanad Railroad Co.
'Robipore aug,Sfa ~ sept. .
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KENDALL, N. Y, Sept. II, 1852.

The Era is doing much in the cause of po-
litical reform among us. 1t has made many
sound converts to the true political faith within
a few months past 1t seems to carry with it
double porer-that of enlightened connection
and practical operation.
Three years ago think was your only
subscriber in this town. Now, you have more
than forty. That magic banner, u Free Soil,
Free Speech, Free Labor and Free Men," car
res an inspiring energy to many a bosom.
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ABINGDON, ILL.,, Sept. 10, 1852.

II you could know of as great change
throughout the United States as there is here,
our success would then to you appear certain.
In 1873 we polled 25-now, 100 at least is
sure in November
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4 'ooNIRf merchants, in making their purchases,
should not neglect these desirable salesbe articles
Their manufacture has been much improved recently and
they are made very durable Particular attention Is re-
quested 10 the
wooLLlNED GLOVES AND MITrENs
They are indis In cold and weather Ladies'
VIII ina these Gloves useful In any work that vii soil the
nsnis at the same tins that they will cure the worst SAT-
rheum or ohapped hands Immediately They are made all
lengths TO protest the aud wrists For sale BY Bowen
NleNamee, New York; Norcross rc~ns, Boston John
Thornley,, Philadsphixi N. Pundsvson 20 baltimore
Gill Brother st Louis Bart Hickeox, Cincinnati ana
by all Rubber dealers In the Union.
For sale at retail by ocansry mssehsafs throagho9l Tue
United states and Canada. - ps I6-3u,
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EDwARDa. SrANSuU ".

SIoCk BROKER, No. Hanover street New York.
- stocks and other Securities bought aud 81 d. anu Pa
per negotiated
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYL.
WANNA

THE third annual session Of this Institution will com
meDce on Monday, September 18th, 1854 and continue
four ana = half months
FACULTY.
Joseph ). longshore, D. Professor of Obstetrcs and
Diseases OF Women a Children.
r. Mosesy, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
Abraham Lvosey NJ d., Professor Of Practice Of Med.
ioine.
David J. Johnson, NJ. d. Professor Of Chemistry and
Toxicology,
VIM M Cornell, NJ D., Professor of Ply sioogy and Med.
ical jurisprudence.
r &. Kolfe, ID Professor Of Surgery
EllwoOd Harvey, NJ ID Professor VI Materia Medioa.
Degrees VIII be conferred and diplomas granted the
successful candidates as soop practicable after the CLOSE
Of he course " Lectures.
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JOHN OLIVER, CARPENTER

No. 33 Ffien areet, up aoirs) Boston,
o. SOLlCITS jobs in Carpenters Work, such as re-
~ pairing dwelling houses, stores &C. and putting up
and altering any kind OF axtnres. he WILL by prompt
tenton 10 all orders endeavOr to give entire satisfaction
his patrons June 3-Gn
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Rules for the Calculation of Interest

which VIII work out the interest At any upon any ann
with the utmost 6ccHTdcy, anu simplicity and opckn
fully equal to ali the otter operations by this ana yss,
superior all courses in the old plan ''p
T0ge her these form the MOST COupIp
TREI tbs f. on the Science of Numbers ever is.uriss
are incsicuiaoly valuable to all rom their ve, t
ing accuracy, AMI 70 business men from the imn.ns
amount OF time they iron the wearisome t.u
Of business life Particularly ought they the hands
of merchants and clerks teachers and students and youp
mel