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WASHINGTON, ID. C..
For the National Era.
UNION LINES.
BY MISS ADA sHERBRooEE.

Discover tho Union, The tongue be accursod
That dares but to breathe such a sentence Of shame
Al they in whose breasts such dark treason is nursod
Would rob us Of happiness honor, and fame.
Discover the Union Old Bunker's proud form
Angrily frowns in our cold Northern sky;
And the South is yet red whore the lifetide gushed
warm,
From those who at Camden and Kings Mountain lie.
Discover the Union! Dark Brandywines food
Indignantly murmurs against the foul wrong;
And Monmouth and Eutaw still plead the rich blood
They drank from tho hearts Of the noble and strong
Discover the Union! The State that gave birth
To those who struck first for their countrys proud
right,
Must she sever indeed, from the sister whose earth
Holds the hero who led them in council and fight
A voice from the East from the North, South, and
West
Disclaims the dishonorcd, the dastardly thought;
We will guard treasure the dearest the best
That freedom that Union, our fathers blood
bought"
THURSDAY, January 8, 1853.
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creed, that the DEGREES pro confesso against
Roman Estko, Louisa Narbut Coon Estko,
Thaddea Emile Wilchelmine Zeltner, Marie
Charlotte Julie marguerite Zeltner, Bonnissant
Pere, General Baszkoysk Emile Zeltner, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Zeltner, Xavier Amieth DIR.
Sheerer, Miss Ursular Zeltner, and Koscusko
Armstrong, by the said Circuit Court be and
the same is hereby affirmed.
And lastly. 1t is ordered, sdiudged, and de-
creed, that this cause be and the same is here
by remanded to the said Circuit Court, with
directions to that court to carry the aforesaid
decree of this court into effect. And that the
said compliments recover against the said de-
PENDANTS one hundred and ninety-threo dollars
and sxty.three cents, for their costs herein ex-
pended, and have execution therefor, Feb. %.
You, therefore, are hereby commanded that
such execution and further proceedings be had
in said cause, and in conformity to the opinion
and decree of this court as according to right
and justice, and the laws of the United States
ought to be had, the said appeal notwithstand-
ing
Witness the Honorable ROGER B. TANEY,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court the first
Monday Of December, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and ffty-two
Costs of cOmplainants-
Clerk Sl73.63
Attorney 1000
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THE PLOUGH, THE LOOM, AND THE ANVIL.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY FOR TIE
YOUNG.
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F0FTeSerS Boys ana GifIS WdgdzIHe.
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This Magazine has already acquired favorable
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Il. & G. c. RAND,
March 81 No. Cornhill, Boston.
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SOLnIERs, CLAINIs.

AM still engaged in tn. prosecution claims b
Government Such Of the soldiers Of the Mexican va
their herr have filed claims 10 bounty land ana Lj
them suspended or rejected who have applied wds
we'll to open correspondence with me Is eau obtain the,
land In most every instance There IRE about Is sgrs
claims e in the Pension Once hearly every one vhcA
can have allowed IL authorized to for the Claimant "A
word TO the wise is sufficient
CT Suspended claims under act OF Ssptslnber Is ISL
slso successfully prosecuted and no Zee wiz be charged n
auy case unless land il procured Address
Sept. rs. A. M. 6ANGEWEk. Washington n C.
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ESOrERIC ANrHRopoIoov

DY T. l.. Nichols, M. d. Port Chester New yo,A
ID eipai Of the American hydropAthic lnsth,s -fth.
volume, I6mo, about $50 pages nearly 100 rst
comprehensive and confidential treatise ON ths eoA
functions passiona attractions and peryersions
false conditions and the most intimate relations Of and
women; anatomical, ysolog icsl psychologist, % md
cal obstctriczl and hydro therspeuticsi
ly, and with fullness and 6iety OF ILLUSTRATION ~
and processes OF generation, CESSATION evoutn VIC
ton, and lastati0n. This work, intet dea Ia n. Uni
private book Of study and reference and full
professional consultations will not be solG by h al
agents but will be sent by msi post paid on recsT OF
dollar, by the author. Ia " o. Cue
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We learn from the record Of this case that
all the suretics have satisfied this decree except
James Carrico, and Lewis Johnson, admnistra-
tor of the estate They are expected to settle
accounts in a few days. The collected fund is
in the hands of Major G. Tochman, attorney of
the heirs, except the portions of Captain Vladis-
laus WankOwicz, and his brother Hippolitus
Wankowicz, which Major Tochman paid over
to them on the 10th and 18th of April, 1853.
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A THRILLING NARRATIVE OF SLAVERY
Tareips Years a Slauei


TIME NARRATIVE OF SOLOMON NORTUUP,
/ Citizen of New York. Kidnapped aud Sold into
Slavery in Washington City, in 1871, and Rescued in
1858, from Cotton Plantation tho Red River, in
Louisiana, with sr illustrations representing
l. Portrait of solomon in his plantation suit.
9. Scene in the slave pen at Washington.
,. Night scene in the Toconde Swamp, pursued by
hounds
4. The stalking out and nogging Of the girl Patsey.
5. Scene of the Rescue in the cotton fold
G. Arrival home, and first meeting with his wife and
children.
The above work ia nav in press and will contain
upwards of 300 pages in one limo volume, and sold
at the price Of 81. large portion of tho set pro-
Deeds is secured to Solomon.
Orders from tho Trade solicited Copies. scnt by
mail, ready, post paid. &C. Price to BIO re-
mitted in advance. Address
DERBY A MILLER Publishers,
Auburn, N. Y. or
DERBY, ORION, a MuLLIGAN,
April 2l-3t Buffalo N. Y.
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&. Is. ADAMS, WARRINGTON, ID. C..
Late of The p. q, Depdrtmentl

kfSott " Nc q w. ~ Puft"e"f1I
JJAS opened an Office for the prosecution of claims
i against tho Government, (ether before the De-
partnents Congress- and for the transaction of
business requiring the personal services OF an attorney
at the seat of Government
Mail contractors, late posmasters and Others, can
have their business promptly attended to, without WIS.,
ting Washington.
Letters for information upon any subject will be
promptly responded to, provided proper foe is on
closed. Address c. b. ADAMS,
April l4-3t Washington, d. Z.
References - Hon. W. IT, Seward, Hon. Truman
Smith, u. s. Senate; Hon. s. ID. Hubbard, late Post
master General.
WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARY STATES.
DY HON, CHARLES SUMNER. With 40 splendid
ID illustrations by Blngs, engraved by Eaker h
Smith. Ii makes beautiful l6mo volume of about
Ii0 pages, bound in CLOTH thin boards printed in the
most elegant style, on the best paper.
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory of the Barbary States The
Subject and Sources of Information.
L. origin Of Siapvy. Slavery in the Barbary States.
III. History IF IVhHe Shirery ,H Bdrbary; Early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic, by
Charles " by England, by France, by Holland Free
dom by Redemption Freedom by Conspiracy Free
dom by Escape; White American Victims to B"rba-
ry Parallel between White and Black Slavery Tri-
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III. True Character Of White SLAVERY in BarJVy
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition Of the
White Slaves; Better off in Barbary than at Home
Better oil than tho Free Christians in Barbary New
ertholess UnqueStonable Enormity Of White Slavery
in Barbary. Conclusion.
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81. Office National Era
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may be verified by an oath, or by an exempli-
fication Of copy under the great seal of the
State or nation whose law it may be, or by a
copy, proved to be true copy by witness
who has examined and compared it with the
original, or by the certificate of an officer, au-
thorized to give the law, which certificate must
I've duly proved Such modes of proof are not
exclusive of others, especially Of codes and ac-
cepted histories of the law of country See
also the cases of Church Vs. Hubbard, 1856 in
Cranch, and Talbot vs. Seaman, in / Cranch,
80
In this case, the code civil of France, with
this endorsement Les Garde des Sceaux de
France a la Cour Supreme, Des Etates Unis,
was offered as evidence to prove what the law
of France was for the distribution of the funds
in controversy. This court ruled that such en-
dorsement was sufficient Authorization to
make the code evidence in this case, and in any
other case in which it may be offered by that
code, the compliments named in this suit as
the collateral relations of Gen. KOsciusko, are
entitled to receive the funds in controversy IN
such proportions as are stated in the mandate
of this court to the court below.
The documentary proofs in this cause, from
the Orphans Court Of the genealogy of the
Kosciusko family, and of the collateral rela-
tionship of the persons entitled TO decree, and
also of the wills of KOsciusko are properly in
evidence in this suit
The record from Gradno is judicial, not a
judgment inter parties, but foreign judgment
in rem, which is evidence Of the facts adjudica-
ted against all the world.
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that they he sole mann facnrers Tor the origan
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EOLIAN PIANO FOnTEs.
T. GILBERT g. Co.'s New York Ware-roon,
1913 Broadway, corner Of -Anihony ST., and
o.,. Dsn,J..c., Pal o.d YIeofrs

opposite BrOddDGy Bank ana IHedtTe,
WHERE the largest assortment OF Pisnos With and
w without the celebrated lnproVeJ !folan may be
f,upd-al Of which have the metallic frame AMI
ranted to stand citrate, and give entire satisfaction
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EoIisn hss been brought perfection ttained by
others early 1900 osns have been applied, and the
demand is rapidly increasing Elegant Bvnder or Cetsss
Pianos convenient for small T. g. q Co.'s Pianos
are admitted to be superior TO all Others owing to hsf
rness and long standing IN tune Prices came as hs
mandatory Dealers supplied at liberal discounts T. H.
Wade and the entire Boston catsogna Of Nnsc and n
struction Books furnished at this store at wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent
Constantly on hand an extensive assOrtnento second
hand Pianos in and mahogany cases varying IN
prices from 800 to $3.50. Second hand folisn iano ffom
1900 10 aus Grand Pianos from 80 a TO 800 Prince
Co.'s Meloieons, from S5 to $50 Carhsrvs, 81, TO ~
Guitars, from Si0 to x7b &c., sc. Sept 10y
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE EsrARL,sH.


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." '' I'll, light and practical mechanic W.
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IA has bun. ~. sr voali hse - receive proposo"''
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vT,EmPEEANCE HOUSE jerks S pIREr. n
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A. NJ. GANOEWEh,

Attorney and Agen, Washington CRY, =, -,
A TTENDS 70 claims for Pensions, Bounty Lang "A.
"A Paw, and Arresrages OF Pay and the settlement
counts before the several Departments Of the
References Hon. s. 4. Chase, Ohic; Hon y;
Pennsylvaniz Hon Cole, Wisconsin, Hon h r,,sls
Lancaster, Penpsylvania; Gen Edward ARA? ",dtAs
pennsyvssa; pT q. Bailey, Editor National hisi e.,
accounting onacsrs generally. Juhe
"BE DAYS or DRINKING WINE fon -.
VXTIILSONS TBiperarce Mouse and FofaHh o." s,a-
w STAR, I,y Or g. r. WILSON Comm"d,,o'ss ~,
bling and tame hay Vast end Of Main pes o
Michigan hfty rods east Of the Railroad peP7"
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VOL. VII.

oRmsBEE's MINIATURE HOUSE
203 Washington, corner Of BrOmS.h sty.,, n.
PATENT ''NVH
DAGUERRE0TYPES, PHoToryppo
CABOTYPES--
yune1-lv LIrY,,fin IN N,
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CARD.

ISAAC ROBERTS, pealer In Real Estate om ss No "a
i Ua,on Huildings, Nernstown, Penney ivan, s's
Walnut street, PkilsdsiphA-
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Taxed by William Thomas Carroll, Clerk oil
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REAL ESTATE AND PROPERTY REGIsTRA
TBON OFFICE.

THE undersigned have opened Office for the Keg'stf
l. ton Of Real Estate ana other property, EesoA s
Sslea, Loans, ExchsDges raising OF Companies, a.
throughout the different States and appointing local
agents in all the different counties
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country, and In Earope where expect OF cur I'm
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agents In the principal ports Of emtarkaiion and slec
efforts male to induce Capitalists Immigrants and ofh
srs, TO examine the Register AMI Files ofthe agency
BRONSON, KNAPP Il Co. Real Estate and
Property Brokers, No. ZIG Bsoadwsy, ~
Refer Courtlsndt Palmer, Esq No w krosiwsy NV
York; pom. Alvin Bronson, Oswego, Gov ToIO,
and ex Gov. Ford, Ohio; Hon. H. w ThompsIh, ina
Hon A. Noble aud Hon. j. H. Williams Mich NON
Robert Smith ~ Hon. X. Underwood, Ny Won ~
Z Dodge, Iowa Hon. l. ID poty, Wa. IAN %-saa
srAMNERiNG CURED ELUCufIuS TAU"hi'
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Cure o! Stammerng and the Correction Of isPing VI
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EARN FOR SALE.-Win he sold private sale thst w
known frm lying 7 plank road, In Montgomery
Maryland about eight mile. from Washington
372k 100 meadow, 100
and the balance 2 in cleared sds the farm he divided
irving fair proportion Of meadow
The whole well failing
passing through The fencing s all good and srg.
Of the fields
In point hsah hesuty and nv
the State Maryland. II
t bssnty The dwelling contains eight Kitchen pantry
hc garrett CELLAR, Ac all surrounded by painr
OF good in the yard barn, stable
hou.es good spring house, with failing spring
delightful attached
Servants. for many hands
th- farm.
good apple orchard and excellent peaches pears eh..
e
nsoon 40 the plank road completed (which likely ne
ssry IN h- snmmer) with good horse would ihsn
an hours ride 10 the Produce
the city could be hsul~d and all
Inqsire Mr. John Jcyces grocery store
Of l1sh street June Ida
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DEsrRuCTIvE CONFEDERATION

CINCINNATI June 10 "A fire broke out last night in the
liquor store Of Gunand Ssrran Main street between
Columbia and Front streets, which spread to the adjoining
liquor store OF N A. Little Co., the grocery store OF Nc
Cullough, Morris, Co and the iron store OF Neave &
Free, all of which were greatly damaged The progress
Of the flames checked by the falling of the
OF Keys, Msby, 81 Co., in the the above mentioned
buildings The warehouse contained 800 hhds Of suga
and considerable quantity Of moasses aud other goods
of which destroyed. The total oss not ye
ascersined but fully covered by Insurance Two poice
the properly Of Keys. Maltby u Co. were renewed
noon Yesterday.