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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05
TIE DAILY DISPATCH
ASA CowARDTN, Proprietor
urEH PIEASANTS, Editor.
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ssa[i Sis1sssk 80
SssIopTtNT AND CHEtRlHG NEWS!
tAg2f-FS IL KINGS
TEtNS HIP kXPRE E 5 5,
AND JAMk-TOWN

p.rtaaNoKE AND JAMEsT0WS:
RF6I.ED RATES AND INCREASED EAfEDl
TON. &c sc
rryEErogf:e;1.s having made new arTsng ngeInenis
tThe 81 letter dispatch Of their Express BY
.hs .tss,,biys Roanoke and Jamestown from
s., ~. th,v n 10 keep il before the public,
.t.tPRISEN 4 KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
TXPRSS is slways on hand tor the aecommods'
dor o.beir friends, at the lowest rates and unPs-
raI1syes;j,pa,c5- their Express leaving New York,
Is seneIy d lvered a; almost every point OF Viz.
Una ipis h8uv. and throughout North Carolina IN
81 houl and st forty per ceni oe!o" ine old HUM
BUG sDEOIlLf. 49,.
PAaEEN L KINGS facilities for the expeditions
transpttaiioa 1i Freight and Packages, cannot be
bes, bvany ex1rees company in existence ndthey
defy SIS CONS ttiou therefore, in the shape OF
huin,sz, Imp csitlon and monopoly.
Y5' Be sue 20 order your goods BY Parisen
SKng's Express, No z Barclay street, New
York.
YIS' Rest a.sl~ed, ths, all they promise, they
viii airhfuIly fulfil
PAdSEE 81 KING, No 2 Barclay a. N. z,
and Bu..:nRhrook street, Petersburg, Va
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ESt The Staunton Spectator. noticing the
advent of the locomotive Frederick HaHis 10
the Valley, remarks that it crossed the noun
tain nearly century and a half after t1orernor
Spo,iswood and his gallant band--the knights
OF the golden horse shoer-the diseoserers OF
Augusta. Who knows, n says, but what in
another century, sha flying maetine may light
upon Rock Fish Capt A hundred ysars.--
Why, our contemporary is an old fogy. Tie ay-
ing machine will bc in operation, we copiec.
tore, before we die, and we expect to visii him
ia one.
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q Apersonal difficulty has just been SCI.
tied in Charleston, s. c., between Messrs.
Alfred Nj. Rhe,t and Isaac N. Dwight. The
latter in publication in one of the Charles.
ton papers animadverted upon the political
opinions OF Dir. +. B. Rhett, the father Of Mr..
A. M. Rhett, and Mr. A. M. r. considered this
animadversion personally offensive, and there
upon published curd which led to chal.
lenge from MIR. Dwight. Mutual friends inter-
fered and through their influence all the hos.
tile papsrs were Withdrawn so as to leave the
case disembarrassed with nothing but Mr..
Dwighrs original article. Young Mr. X. d.
then demanded of Mr.. ID. if he intended any
imputaiion or personal offence to Mr.. r.. b.
Rhett in this article, and upon Mr.. DIS dis.
claiming any such intention, the matter was
honorablykseitled.
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NJ O'F1 CE.-tlDe old havana ana Principe Ci-
lS gars to suit all trades; at wholesale and retail
l00G0 Ell Neptune Brand
$3.50 Bsrranco 90
1000 De for Hsbsna Brand
5000 FL Leon do
As 600 El Ginile do
I40c0 Regsss do
5000 Jenny Lild do
10000 Bloom5r do
1860 Rough and Ready DO
5000 Venus do
9U0G Diana do
Is 900 Principe Eagle do
5000 La Ruanoaja do
20J0 La Vacesnal do
600 EsculapiO do
Besides many other brands too numerous TO men.
iion; in store and for sale OD accommodating
tsfrDs Also, genea.l assortment OF tine Tobacco,
Snutf. FiDes, Smoking Tobacco Cigar Cases and
al 9th articles in this line VI business
No ls4 Main, csrner OF 10Th street. Richmond
jy 30--5t" JAS A HARRINGTON.
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prick MAKERS. TAKE NOTICE
- That am now prepared to supply all who are
in want with Cnsrles Camels Patent Brick Presses
Clay Wheels, Mouds, DC, samples of which csn
% seen in operation st John D. lsrle's Williams
Son d ksgsnd's, and Glenn a. Davis yards; said
by these gentie men 20 pa the areatsst improvement
now extant For particulars apply
eu ROBERT RANKIN Agent
ELEGANT AND POPULAR PREPA.
- 2ATIUhS FOR THE TEETH -Odontine
the Pearl Dentrice and Roseat Elixir three Of the
most elegant, sgreesbe and eficacious deniifrices
IN use prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD & co, Drug gists,
Hu 80 Main stfeat
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NEAy MEDICINE .TONE, no = Mann

NEW MEDICINE STOKE, no ~ Main
" street, next door 10 Van Lew & Tayiors -
PATERSON s. JACKSON respectfully announce
that they have taken the above named stand for the
purpose OF conducting tbs Apothecary and
Drug Business. They are in receipt of, and
will keep always on hand large and complste
assortment of fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines,
and Chemicals Also, Paints, Oils. Window Glass
Dye Sturs Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Chewing
Tobacco Segsrs DC.
Our stock having been selected with great care
By one Of the firm IN person, from the most reliable
Northern houses, Physicians and othera may rely
upon obtaining articles from Us as fresh, genuine
and tree from adClteration, and on terms as accom-
mods:!ng and satisfactory, as they be purchased
elsewhere.
Prescriptions will be neatly and accurately con-
pourdd, at all times of night or dsy
A shsre OF patronage is solicited from our frieads
and the public generally and eors Yill be spared
10 merlt It's continuance
Ric -Trond July 81, l853-ln
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MO RE PIANOS
-Nef<xEL- VI v II Il FIANtS.-JAMFE
Ezs1Erss1ss WOODHOUSE, late Nash a. Woed
EN- III "A nhouse, hes JUST received further
II II "A IN his praaanf

sraxzl MORE PIANOs.-JAHEs
FzS1IZ5sSs ~ WOODHOUSE, late Nash a. Wood.
HH house, has JUST received further
Piano Fortes Professors, Amateurs and purchasers
generally, are invited TO examine his stock. The
elegant Pianos made by Chickering, Messrs Stodar.
d. Co, and b Durham, can be found in all their
variety of STYLES, at his establishment.
The extensive slock with which he 10 constantly
supplied and the prices at which they offered
render it entirely unnecessary to send or go with to
purchase Piano Fortes Old Pianos token In part
navment Pianos tuned and repaired. su l
sse-sl NUNS & CLARKE S
HS5PIANos.-P. H. TAYLOR, sole
u 4 1agent in this city for the sale of Pi-
~ sano For:es made by the above nam
ed celebrated makers, s constantly receiving elegant
and plain Pianos from their extensive and long es
tablished mandatory.
Their instruments received a prize at :he
"World's Fair, London. and several prizes ct the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent eoer strings. snd are
rsat durability, which latter quality will be appre'
clsted a the country, where good tuners are
seldom found
PHI TAYLOR has sold these Instruments In TIL,
city for the last seventeen years. TO the entire salts
faction OF his numerous customers.
e Old Piano, taken in part pay for new ores
ne public are cautioned TO observe Ihat the title
of the firm is NUNNs CLARK
Guitars. Vioiins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also
Guitar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
P II. T. has in store the largest stock Of new and
standard Music TO be found south of Baltimore and
is in the weekly receipt OF all ths new and fashion
able music of the day. liberal discount made tc
schools and dealers.
Piano and Music Store, 100 Mnin St.
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r.sSs.-zs.Cs NEW LINE OF COACH
Sk5ss5.h.SssSsssfr=5sE4 ES FROM STAUNTOE TO THE
HOT And WHITE SULPHUR SPRIEGS.-VIs
itors TO the Virginia Springs, and tie public gen
erally are informed that the new and splendid
Coaches Of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
run tri weekly during the Springs season, will
leave stauntor aud the White sulphur for the
Hot Springs very Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, aud vii leave the Hot Springs for 1hose
pisceS on the e.;srnats days The night stand from
Ssauulon and he White Sulphur, will be az the Hot
Springs.
Passengers will be conveyed speedily,
comfortably, and without might rrayei.
Fare from Stslntun to the White sulphur, So SO;
90 the Hot and Warm Springs, each 50 80; 10 the
Bath and Alum. So
An extra Cosen will be kept al the Hot Springs.
Tho,e who wish 10 take this line will remember
20 pay through on the Central line only 10
Staunfnn.
ton III. GOODE.
Hot Springs, Iuly y, 1853. iy l4-2m
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~ Mr. Everett, late Secretary of State, is
generally known as gentleman of extensive
information, and one who will no, "speak with.
out oook" on important subjects involving sta
'stcai facts. From computation of his, it
appears that the use of alcoholic beyerases
cost the United States directly, in ten years,
$l2o,ooo, 900; has burned or otherwise destroy
ed So,ooeOOo worth of property; has destroyed
SOO OOo lives; sent $50, 900 to prison, and l00,-
oVo children to the poor house; caused 1900
murders, and 5000 suicides; and has beoueatb-
ed to the country 100000 orphan children.
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J. hILLHIsER s. BROTHERS.

1SoJ DIuSu SL'SSt
n. BAH OF our Summer Dress Goods will be
sold without regard 10 p'ice; including, also cur
handsome assortment OF RlbbOns auG
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

Eyse-e. WITH many thanks 10 those who have
49, heretofore pstronised ms would give no.
Ss%&osS tice that am skill TO De found ny snop,
on Bank Street, where shall with pleasure endea-
20 execute with nearness ana dispgtch all work
In my line that may De favored with. My friends
and the rublic generally hereby solicited to give
me call LEWIS L MONTAGUE.
iy 23-lm%
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ASTHMA Hr Samuel Lsndstreet, Of Baltimore.
. highly respectable merchant, furnishes the Bald
more Patrio. with statement the subject Of his
experiences in the use OF the inkang apparatus fsr
asthma, with which he has bsena long time licted.
Il has benefited him very much, and be recom
mends 1t earnestly to s pssons similarly sfiIcts1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

INDICATIONS OF WEATHER, AS SHOWN BY
ANIMALS, INSECTS AND PLANTs.-An interest
ing paper was read at the recent meeting of the
American Association for the Advancement of
Science, held a, Cleveland, showing the posi-.
biIity Of foretelling the weather, by observing
natural facts. Migratory birds, in the spring,
if the season is TO be windy, thatch the straw
and leaves ON The inside of the nest, between
the twigs and the lining; and if it be very
windy, they get plant twigs and bind the nest
firmly to the limb, securing all the small twigs
with their salivas. If they fear the approach
of rainy seaso2, they build their nests so as
to be sheltered from the weather; but if plea.
SAINT one, they build in the fair, open place,
without taking any extra precautions. Snails
do not drink, but imbibe moisture in their DO.
the rain they exude this moisture from their
bodies, but are careful not to exude more than
is necessary At time. They are seen abroad
about two days before rain, when they as
cend the stems of plants and the bark of trees.
If it be long and hard rain, they get on the
sheltered side of the leaf bat if short one,
they get on the outside. Some species of these
insects also change their color after rain,
growing lighter colorcd as they exude the
moisture. The leaves of trees are even good
barometers; most of them for short. light
rain, will turn ap so as TO receive their Gil of
water; but for long rain, they are so doubled
as TO conduct the water away. The Rama,
Bufo and Hyla are also sure indications of
rain; for, as they do not drink water, but alb
sorb i, into their bodies, they are sure to be
found out the time they expect rain. The Lc-
custa and Gryllus are also good indicators of
TO be found under The leaves Of trees in the
hollow Trunks
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$, Quaransina has been. established a. latest
dales at Natchez, Mississippi, 70 .prevent the
oil the towns' 90 the Mississippi, sani,ssy mes.
rnres wsrs adopted Mth similar yisw.s u
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nIssoLUTIoN AND CoPARTNER.

q eAtN@VhttAo ATNo L - L a Is INE<h IL
~ sHIP.-The firm of CRENSHAW Il
co, composed of CRENsHAw aud CREN-
SHAW, was dissolved on the Ist instant by mutual
consent Tho Commission. Forwarding & and
Grocery Business. will be continued In the
same Fire Proof Building, by Joseph Il Crenshsv
and VIM G Crenshaw, under the style Of CREN-
SHAW a. CO.
The undersigned. In re:iiina from the Com.
missson, Forwarding and Grocery Business, s7ais
himself OF the occasion to tender his sincere and
grs.etul thanks 10 those who have SO long and so
hbarsilT patronised him. Il iE with unfeaned
pleasure and satisfaction that ne can most con
scientiously recommend mis- brothers es every way
worthy Of the confidence of his friends; and he
spectfully soiicts continuance OF their favors In
behalf of Messrs CREESHAW e. CO.
LEWIS D CREESEAW.
Richmond, July l, 1853.
CRKNSHAW's NEW FLOUR MILL
" The subscribers have entered into a copart.
nersbip under the style of CREESHAW g. FISH
Err. for the purpose of conducting The Flour
MiiisDg Business, at Lewis D Crenshsws new
Mill, now In course of erection at the Tredegar
Works In this oitv.
As soon as the Mn Is sufficiently adsanesi they
will commence the purchase of Wheat, and hope
to share proportion of public patronage.
Their of6ce will be in the new building, on the
north side of the Basin. corner of I1th street
LEWIS D CRENsHAW,
tv T-dlB GEORGE D FISHER.
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IA a.> AtrIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
IVA WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office 18th street, old stand for many years occu,
pied by Joan ID Clarke as Lottery Once The
highest market prices paid for old Virgins Military
Land Warrants AID Laad Warrants underline act
OF September Is, 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Dir Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
N B-Persons at distance can obtain any infor.
ms,ion relative 10 the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and confdentisy executed by ad-
dressing, post paid,
III MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
my 3l-d3E1 Clarke's old stand 18th ST.
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HEAD CHARTERS OF FAsRIoNA'

HEAD QUARTERS Or FASHIONA-
REE CLOTHIHE.
>~Ss THE subscriber ass now II store, moFi
~ splendid assortment of Spring ard SuInmeY
NS Clothing, Of ali styles and qualify.
---as~ ALSO,
Every style O. 1.eee gooda Il the very latest nat
ernE which ne e prepared 20 maze 20 order st the
shor:sss Donse Come and see for you-reh.
T. 3 SPENCE, No Is5,
mvs corner mpin ana Governor sIres:s.
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AGENTS.
iii l5
ADAMS S CO.'S
New York. Virginia and "nrth Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,


Pr UNI-ED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE IL JAMESTOWN.
To and from Van York, Richmond, Petersburg,
&c. &c &c
HAVING es@cted ARRANGEMENTS with the U, S.
4 L mai lire II steamers from New York 10 Nor
felix &ld Riccu nj foI special Express pri.
viieges on "a: route, we are now prepared 20
reee;ya and f.,rqrd, - and from New York, mer.
cha1dise and ga ciagcs Of every description with
dispatch and g! greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wed
nesdsy and Saturday per splendid steamers Roa-
noxe and LuEiesTown alternately. Goods will
be received a. our New York Office, 80 Broadway,
until hall past o'clock, P. NJ, on the day of sail-
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, ars requested 20 order by 'ADAGS a. cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS" "
Our inland tx press will as heretofore, leay-
ing New York aud Richmond daily, In charge of
spscia, messengers. All gOods not marked 10 go
via the inanc route, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS IL co.
J. L. AcDONOUGH. agent, Richmond
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NUTICE.-The co.patnership heretofore ex-
II isting under the firm and st7ls of N w NELSON
d CO, was dissolved on the 18th inst All persops
indebted 10 the late firm requested 70 make
pay ment 10 w Nelson, who is alone authorized
TO receive all moneys due the late concern.
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The subscriber thankful liberal patI ens ee
extended TO The above ifm for the las, five years
hopes BY strict and personal attention to business
10 merit continuance of the same
iy 26-'m NV NELSON
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A LPACCA SACKS, DUCK FROCKS,
II &c.-PER JAMESTOWN, JULY 26.-We
have tn!s morning recsIvst fine assortment OF
black Alpaca Sacks; white and bro sn Duck Frocks;
Planters Linen Froeks, bound; striped Union Drill
Frock', &C; Glsss Ginghsm do; whiIe Marseilles
Vests; black Italian cord &c; English Suk &c. CAL
at The Money Saving Institution er
KEEN, CHiLES e. BALDWIN,
No lo2 Main street.
NIB New style white, black and fancy rich M.
broidered snd SILK Opera Ties. iy 27
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s4'va ne conveniencv OF tho having ekaer
+ eih-lai Or professional bu mess WITH me-
rave 1s, gaen me oi:e istey occupied by Rober.
II I'LL O'Clock ia the day, unlsss s, os'
gagged On Official b.xness. lbs Mnyn en-
~ 22-6 'o'
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ASTCNE CUcIISux.-J0hH w. DAVIES Is
| ~ Co. practical stone Cutters = hasoBG, South
| Side Of ths Dock near Msgo's Bridge. We rsrarn
thanka Tor the Liberal patronage ws nave recsvsd
ana tresi ss strict attention business 10 continue
| !" mani toe conndaasa OF the o pakiis - afyI3
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A II ORDINANCE, amending "An Ordi napce
a concerning the Collection Of the Assessed
Taxes" passed June 18Th, 1858.
81. Be ii Ordsined by the Council Of the City
of Richmond, That The 9TH section Of she Ord
concerning the collection of the assessed tax
es,' pGssed JuUe 24Gh, 1850, De Snd the same is
hereby repealed
81 The Collector shall commence his collection
annually on the first day OF July, there
atter ss practicable
s. The commission to be deducted by the Cob
ector from the amount payable by him TO the Cham
beran, prescribed by the 9th section OF the said
Ordinance shall be two instead of three per cen
flm; and he shall collect and pay over TO the
chamberlain, sum not less than $4,000, By the
first day OF September in each year.
81. The 10Th section of the said Ordinance 10
hereby repealed And if the Collector shall at any
tine fail TO account, and pay over to the Chamber
lain, as required by the 9Ih section of said Ordi.
nance az above amended; or if, in any year, the
Collector shall ail to pay to the Chamberlain, ky
the first day Of September, sum not less thsn
o50oOO or If, before the first day of November, he
shall fail TO pay 20 tbs Chamberlain sueh sum, as
with what is paid by the first of September wilt
amount to SI20 COO, the Chamberlain saal repor.
tie TACT TO the Council, at first meeting after.
wards. copy
VIM SrrrDpann ~ ~ "
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VIRGINIA CBNTRAL RAILROAD-
Piaster.-At meeting of the Board of Di-
rec,ors OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company
en 18th July, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted, viz: s,~
Resolved, That Plaster 10 no. TO be Deposited on
the Company's ground until issdy to tFxnsport H.
unless The takes the risk OF any loss thar may
occur.
copy from the Minutes of the Board of 5irecs
tors. J GAhAETY.
y 23-am secretarys
E4h EnISH WINkss-An invosss, consist
La ing Of
RudesheimeY
L.sbpanmilss
Prince Mesternich,s Yellow SesI Cqbinet and
Sparkling Nosella. Of MY own ilnpcrssron, re-
Es RM BURTON.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Two large Cancers, eHectu-
ally Cured, by
S.

193, Grdvier street, Net0 Orleans.
GERTIFICATE of cure from Captain
MAT. Ostrander
CDR. J.. Reynolds: SIE-Having for many
years been afflicted with two large and invet.
crate Cancers, Zone upon my right hand, the
other upon my left army | sought in vain for
cure at the hands Of our most experienced sur
geons.
Hearing of your successful treatment Of
Cancers, | determined to have the benefit of
your experience, and for this purpose came to
New Orleans, eight months ago, when | spec
Oily received relief, by yonr mild and eifec-
tual mode Of taking both Cancers out, without
the aid Of the knife. The Canoe. upon my
hand weighed ove a quarter ola pound, that
on my arm, more than three quarters of a
pound, yet the new and healthy flesh took
their place so rapidly that | was entirely res
toTed to health in a few weeks.
As a token Of gratitude for your able and
successful treatment Of my Cancers, | volun-
tarily add this my testimony to your numer-
Gus credentials, and trust that those effected
with Cancers may be directed to you, for a
speedy and efectual cure. Respectfully,
yours NATHANIEL 0STANDER.1'
ji-iy22 or louisville, Kentucky.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
GRAHAMS MAGAZIEE AND MRS.
STOWE.

In the last number Of Graham's Magazine,
there Is a spicy article on Uncle Toms Cabin,
from the pen Of the editor. Mr.. Graham hav-
ing been called to account for eondemning it
in his February number, says now
We repeat that Mn. Stoves Uncle Toms
Cabin il a Ran woRKl II is badly construct
Cd, badly timed, and made up for a bad puy-
posel The work has been successful pecuni-
arily-but there is such a thing as 'blood
money" speedily gained for nefarious doings.
Mrs. Stowe, il Is said, has already received $40,
600 as Der share Of profits from her publish
ers. Are the wounds inflicted on our common
country paid for with so small a sum in goldl
Our Consul, Mr.. Linney, tells us that the book
has aroused, in Italy, the most vehement in
dignation against Americans. The same is
true in other countries. But the work is a
mere distortion of ~lacts--a stupendous lie
and therefore we cannot admit its merit and
join its mob Of admirers. II Is no more a true
picture Of life In the South than Jack Shep
pard y a true picture Of the hale and and hon
est John Bull-yet we learn that one pub
Usher in this county has made his thousands
by The sale Of that despicable novel.
n Mr.. Fred Douglas has read
our article with disgust" and says it may be
accounted for thus: ave hate niggerism n
He Is mistaken. We have taught blacks in a
Sunday school for years as a duty.
We viii pay into the hands
Of Charles S. Baker, Esq, President Of the
Girard Bank, the sum Of one thousand dollars,
TO be devoted to the founding Of a College in
the country Of Philadelphia, for the education
Of free black youth Of superior promise; pro-
vded, three hundred out Of so many thousand
abolitionists, who are TO be taken from Ora
ham, will each subscribe the same amount, and
pay, for the same purpose, tho cash into the
hands Of the gentleman named.
"FRIEsps OF THE BLACK MAN !-Face The
Masic.- GEO. r. GRAHAM.