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Nebraska and Slavery.

Our readers will recollect that nt the
last session Of. Congress an efior Was
made 10 organise Nebraska into Terri.
tory, bu, ihs, il failed through the opposi.
ton Of the South, who were determined
20 prevent The organization as Free Terri
tory.
A few day agoihe .'lidle giant" Mr..
Douglas. introduced another bin for The
purpose Of forming it into Territory,
which would completely oyerrule the com.
promise Of 1920, by which Missouri was
admitted. The following clause from
Douglas bill eontravenes the letter and
spirit of the Missouri compromise 10 all
intenis and purposes
"AHd when admitted as State or
STATES, the said territory, or any portion
OF the same, shall be received into the
Union. rifh or rithoW slarery, as their
constitution may prescribe a! the fine q
their admission"
This is the clause which excites much
indignation among the friends of free.
dom, and well it might, when il is re-
membered that the act of 1920, which was
to settle all agitation, expressly provides
that in all territory of Louisiana lying
north Of SO degrees 80 minutes, mo .lav,
cry or involuntary ssryilude Otherwise
than for their punishment of crimes,
should ever exist Certainly this clause
prevents The introduction of slavery for.
ever in this region specified, and we con.
not conceive what motive Northern Sen
ator can have in introducing bill which
will have the ef1ec. Of again agitatng the
whole country.
1t is contended lha, the above section
in Mr.. Douglas bill is merely nominal
inserted for the purpose Of gratifying the
pride Of the Souh, and that the territory
is too far north TO make the introduction
Of slavery profitable. This may be, bu
we do not believe it. The same thins
was said of Calfornia--ol New Mexico
but the facts show that every Effort is be
ing made TO divide the former State in or
der that slavery may exist. and that in the
latter, there is already tolerably perma.
nent establishment Of the "pecu'iar institu
tion."
Tho friends of freedom must be on
their guard, and not permit the clap.!rar
that the Introduction of slavery into Ne.
braska is "impraclicable 10 direct them
from making every eGort to prevent the
spread of this foul blot on the otherwise
fair escutcheon of our country.
We hope also, lha. if the efforts o
such men as Douglas, and his Southern
coadjators, s"cceed in reviving an agta
lion equalling that Of 1850, that ih'
blame WILDE thrown on the guilty persons
and that the men who are conscientious,
ondoAvorins to rosnict slavery, VIII no
be mathematical with an intention I,
'to dissolve the Union"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

H-THE lNAUGURAL ADDREss.-In an.
other column we publish the Inaugura
Address OF Gov. Medill, which has the
great merit Of being quite brief, but at the
same time comprehensive. If .brevity
.bethe sonl Of w.t." then indeed is this
Stale paper very witty one We refer
our readers 10 it, feeling certain they will
be pleased with the document--particu
larly the Democratic portion Of them.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

GFTHE Democratic State C Convention,
which convened at Columbus on the 9Th
inst, nominated Shepard F. Norris, Of
Clemont county, as the candidate for su.
preme Judge, and Alex, p. Miller, of But
Ter county, for Member Of the Board Of
Public Works. The Convention adopted
the Baltimore Platform. as the sentiments
Of the Democracy Of Ohio. s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

THE steamer San Francisco had on
board nearly the whole Of the Sd rsgi.
ment Of artillery, and intense apprehen-
sions exist that all have perished. II is
believed that the same steamer had on
board money for the payment, ,of all naval
expenditures in the Pacific.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

Gov. CoRwiN, President Of the Cleye-
and and Cincinnati Straight Line Rails
sosd, was in Cleveland on business con-
nected with The prosecution Of this work.
We learn that the road from Cincinnat 70
Xenia has been under contract for nearly
year, and hat sufficient subscriptions 70
stock have already been secured 70 render
certain The completion Of the entire road O 4,
at no distant day. Il 4. !,
The Company has not yet determined
upon guage for the track. but the matter =
iii be setIied on the l6lh inst. A pref.
erence has been entertained hitherto for
,he six foot gauge, but inquiry has leg 'o g
d change of views, s,st ssgfS Essf w.
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CLEVELAND AND N. Y. r. R.-This
road is to run to Ohio City where it is to
connec, with the Cleveland and Cincin'
natl Short Line Road, to the Pennsylva-
MIA Line and thence probably to Dunkirk.
connecting with the N. Z. d =. and
Buffalo and State Line Roads.
The ten per cent. Of stock required TO
be taken before the Company could be
organised, has been subscribed, $50 600
being taken in Cleveland and Ohio City;'
$5o,OOp in PainesvilIe; $4,000 in towns
east of Painesville; and $4,000 in Mon
roe and livingston counties, N. I. Ih's
has been done without any putting OF the
road, it not having been noticed in any
paper, and speaks well for the faith Of the
originators Of the project.-Cleu. Her,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

Omar Pacha, the Commander Of
the Snltan's feet destroyed by the Rus
slams at Sinope, was found lying oa the
deck Of his frigate, with his leg broken,
and his head terribly wounded. He is
now prisoner in the arsenal at Ssbasta-
pol. The other prisonersWere all wound
ed or burnt. 4s5
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The Lieutenant Generalship.

1t is certainly to be hoped that the bill
comforting the title of g Lieutenant Gen
eral" upon Gen. Scott, will be defeated
in the House. Such title would not add
TO the old hero's well-earned laurel's,
while the passage Of this bill will lay the
foundation Of titled arstocracy; and.
as contemporary remarks, we make MOI
mn officer, bu. nobleman. Let US stick
to plain rcpub!icanism and as our gov,
ernment has recently sent its representa-
tves to foreign courts, divested Of the tin
sci and gew.gaws, beneath which despo,-
ISM is " ont to conceal its roltenncss and ef
feminacy, let US not act so inconsistently
as TO give the lie 10 our democratic pro
fessions, by vanity seeking to add to the
dignity or honor of our republican heroes
and patriots, by crowning them with such
vain titles as s'Lord General" and lord
Admiral"
If we step aside to confer on individuals
honorary titles, as mark of national es,
TEEN, we may, for similar reason, be
asked to confer special privileges, and
build up privileged class, whose
influence on national politics may
be productive of national Disaster
.Monarchialism claims the preroga,iy e
Of crowniag itself with high sound
ing, titulary honors; Republicanism seeks
to simplify and render practical, the ma.
chinery Of government; and its disciples,
TO be consistent, must conform themselves
to its requirements, and seek to make the
world believe and feel they esteem no title
so hoaorabie. SO worthy human respect,
as that Of Republican. Let it not be
said Of us, by kings and princes, that W:
consider the preseR: honors Of this Re
public unworthy any man, but rather
that they are honorable enough TO garlano
che bsowOf the highest potentate on earth,
544H ~~-~--c-~-->~~~~~~~--~ 3h
T NEW MEDdcrNE. The Alleehen,
Daily Enterprise, (which by the way is ,
good paper, and we. put on our ex
change list With pleasure. advises ,hos
vhs are afflicted with lung diseasesto us
Koyser's Pictorial Syrup. This is a ne,
medicine, and We presume will take tn
Wind cut Of lie Perry Chscforal wllic
0sr friend WoosFER- keeps for sule.
~ ----------------------.--.
E3rTHE SHIELD AID BANNER ha, don
nedan sntire new suit. I,presen.s yer,
beautiful appearance, and il an excellen
evidence Of Che prosperity Of Bro. GLEss
kIa. TIE Shield has also been enlarge,
andHis uow eqnalin size to any paper il
the State. 80. ,-....-.,- ~,
/ 6sss VI 4 n s8s9s ss
sssas. s ' a94:
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

~ ONO LEGlsLAruRE.--Among the
notices of bills, is one by Mr.. Emery
to prohibit the emission and circulation OF
back notes under the denomination Of
s5, and another by Mr. O'Neill prohibit.
ing all under $1O. Some measure Of this
kind is absolutely necessary 10 transform
our currency into something approa ching
a sound condition, by substituting specie
for much Of the villainous trash now Cir
culating as money, and if this desirable
reform be made, the present General As
sembly will deserve and receive tbs last
ing gratitude Of their constituents.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-14

We had news down to yesterday Sun
day) afternoon. .9ll was quiet The
ardor of the mob had cooled down to n
freezing point. The Marshal, a despatch
saws, will not be molested in laying down
The track. No further disturbance is ap-
pretended until the matter is finally set
tied by the Court and Legislature-the
law has al last triumphed.
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United States Mail,

Posr orror DEPARTMENT,
June IL, 1854
PROPOSALS carrying
day October, 1884 june 1885, on the following
the States Of TKxxEssEE and
win be- received at e Contract Once o The Posi- once
in the OF Washington until O'Clock 18th August,
1854, ITO be decided by 10Th August foowingo
TENNESSEE
From October /, 1854, to June 30 1852
1868 Nashville, by Carksvle, Cumberland
Linepo, Canton Ky; Eddyylle, Dycusbugh, smithlsnd,
Hickman, Compromise, Silver lop Tenn; New Madrid,
Mo; Hickman's Bend, Ark; Canadian, Mile Bayou,
Tenn. Randolph Pecon Point, Ark; Oldham to Mem
Phs, Tenn, 4ss miles and back, twice week. 10
Leave Nashville every Monday and Friday a6pm,
Arrive NJ Memphis THURSDAY and Monday
Leave Memphis every Thursday and Monday 81 u, m,
Arrive nj Nashville every sunday and Thursday,
Proposals for three umesa week service invited.
LOUISIANA.
(From October !, 1884, TO June 30, 1852
7se From New oSeans BY English Turn Pona La Hache Grand
Pas Jsssu,,.'s Bead Rongusio se'temen,, and Burss
Settlement, Balzs, 100 miles and back week.
Leave New ORLEANS every Monday al 9,
Anve Bshzc day by 6, m.
Leave Baizr every "Wednesday nj 9, a. M
Arrive al Nsw Orleans n-xt day by 6, p.
BIDS TO end at Buas setemei aad also twice
will be considered
(From October 1, 1854 o June 20, 1851
$500 Prom New Orleans, La by Pensacola, Fla;
ST. Marks, edar Keys, Tampa and Manaiee,
1000 miles and back, twice month, IN steamboats,.
Leave New Orleans LIST and IAN of each
Arrive al Key IN eth aud
Leave Key West roth and 23d of each month";
Arrive nj New Orleans on 18th and 30si.
For form Of propos. sus'ansee cecsis
such the department proper.
inviting mail
JAMES CAMPBELL
June is--law4w Postmaster General
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sREAr ThaOUaH LINE TO THE WEST
lW 49,

Baltimore from Baltimore WAesiirs
nccag there vita the large and ptsndA steamers 81 the
the OAio oadthe stages to Zanespfic We.
expeditions line being thoroughly conpeed by the
finishing great Tunnel the being
travellers confidently
The scenery
and character
The mail Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling 1880 mies) In IL or " hours,
Guiding all there ats day
passengers Baltimore lodging
Cumberland 7s mes and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning
10 ccnnec, ,rains Washington
daily meeting Baltimore Wash
ingon Junction, the Relny House miles from
Baltimore
Wheeling the unrvalied Union line,
completed for this rone daily
passengers the Ohio Gin
LOUISVILLE Nashville,
the Louis and New Orleans packets, be taken BY those
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer Gin
cnna other Ohio and the West d.
Wheeling the Ohio Company excellent coaches
part the National road Zancsve thence
by railroad
Passngers WeiIsvie Cleveland by sleanboals
railroad will also ind agreeable there being
places.
or Baggage checked through Washington Wheeling,
n charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
through with lie
from Washington Wheeling % 3O Cincinnati, eli
0 Louisville, els.
Tickets Parsous AGENT station,
Washington, aud Of the other agents OF the
VIM. PARKER,
Il-du General Superintendent
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t.Hal NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
.% ROAD COMPANY. FF4

To persons seeking eHg iJle nrest,aent of money
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office until
18th of July 1854, when they will be oponsd in the
Of the president and Of the directors Of
this company,
BIZ issued for purpose reaonsuucng
road with iron rails under the authority OF the act
bly, passed February 49, ls4 aud Of the resolutions Of the stock
holders Of this adopted the 30t May, 1854
The principal these bonds will BIO payable the LIST day Of
1876 the interest
and half semi annually the LIST day Of June and the
LIST Of December Of each year. puncua Of both
principal interest being deed the whole
road and other and franchises the company liable
enforced me sixty days default the
any of either principal or interest
No bids Than the value Of these b0d including inter
this month"; June 1884, being the
which they begin per interest," will be consid
cred.
The Of will be but from responsible bidders
negotiable The purchase equal in
:tamen with six per cent interest thereon from the Isl June
1884, payable months will
be received As security punctuai payment Of which
one OF bonds actually paid for will be
by company all the said
paid Is
further information the subject which be desired will
be furnished by the president treasurer Of the
BY direction OF the president:
JNO. WILLIAMS
Secretary and Treasurer X. & r. II. r. Co.
s-eodtl5July
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HEALTH sEsTosEn AND 81 LIFE LsSaTHENsD * Dr..
propsris. a.u,Sasd Posso ns,sss ra,sosss vi.
OF Cor da dssed hhu'oas The pabilc oes dscsvsd
aiseosssi ba, ise osdsD,sbe ac, se.,sd ~
ersaa,i isosenhfo~n BY testimony which psfiecy
remedies in all cases. The dsplo.sls evils arising iron,
u OF abuse 81 The various which make The wonder
% b. . @ % sss
e and MUD necessary 70 the rspscdscncn VI human e TO per
sssns Of communicating bs, energy
Ws nc sus 4 :. ss ~ sss are
eosnn.a 70 i,ns ssI % . any The feeble girl s sns
me se q nsgsos. inay,dusl .asS. e% gem
% ssa q a ss s i S y
bic sss S
dy There are MANY ps,p who have % uass viii " hs
despair The
i,s reference and win not only the dsor
REBUILD rur saoxrs CONSTITUTIONS
arrangements system leading dseases and
quire column 70 enumsrss prepare
9S = % o.
,aion Of the hear, suins aacons muscular deei usmors
The asprso1. weakness o Tie win iadpo.ioa 70
inability 70 remain N on. place Or poson wessnss.
sssys
tendency miscarriage smscaon and all complaints, growing out
proceed oa sssnis ssyoaa Ss reach Medicine
ar The = q .sd upon arc Nee from
xosss's IxvIeosArxe
viii replace wsakas with strength ,nc.psciy viii. efficiency Glen
ous u ssc,oa with happy effect genera
Bear mind that all nalades wherever they begin
nerves q motion and .sn.suoa sea a.s sss, a mind
only reliable preparation known
cuRs OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
convey adequate Idea Of the snd
y Sn'uns ans
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease vanish
the the relief for The cordial properties
,hs medicine reach consultation ITSELF and restore its
Of the century. the first scientific in The
world would have admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore
sTrxuLAxr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
m @ svs I. The s ss
and well Be said Of him who takes the
,ss, %an .S he % ps the Ia an u ~
happy influence upon mind, organiza
blush ds.s q soei:y sespsey Or study
ns
sedesueon fenr Of insanity, hypochoDdrasis dyspepa
incident females decay pepssaSas lsnesss
vague from o. s
there 4 reliance DO placed human testimony absolute
Persons pale complexion consumpuve habits
from paio, yellow dcky color beautiful complexion.
noRsE's MveoRArIxs
presented medca hitherto unheard
The which forms Ingredient admitted BY
die medical and institutions Europe be in
this respect sui s.ns Dr. Morse whose is andispaed
authority in Sciences discovered the production in Arabia where
his attention excited BY wonderfully nvig0rntng effects
produced natives In the wonderful power OF sndu
The exhauses vgor exhibited by the Of both in
their desert pxnssss, attributable Of this yazns
herb
c.uT,on- Dr. Mor.es Invisoans Cordial counterfeit
ed by unprincipsed persons.
In a genuine Cordial will propeors
pasted boe following
blown in the gas.: Dr. Morse's nvgora,ing Cordial" @.
King, proprietor, N. r.
The Cordial put up, highly bo,es
PRICE, % PER BOTTLR-TWO FOR eS-sIx fOR ela.
c. IT, RING, proprietor,
ia Broadway, New York.
Sold by druggists throughout United States, Canada, and
Wesi Indies.
Agent in Washington city, e. D. Gilman In Baltimore
q. H4ace.
Jan 2o-dy
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n H. CIiAMBERLIn's Commercial College, located
W. Th9

n H. CHAMBEIaLIN's Commercial College, located
W. street, Balumore Maryland Thu
object Of this institution place ii The reach Of ndyduas
young obtain knDwiedgs
general few weeks ba acquired In
many years In any counting house.
The Of study embraces doubceny book ke:pn sad s
trade. 4ercan
tile calculations according the most approved methods
Practical penmanshp combining mpdy Of execution with beauty
mercantile various
mercantile subjects, beside other points for
understand The time necesay
complete from eight
There being vacation, applicants q ne and ~
evening" held periods,
diplomas awarded graduate For Ac write
and have . circular forwarded by ma ].
Nov i3-iyd&cp
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TsxAsukY DxrARrAExr,


January 4, 1854.
Notice holders OF the following
stocks the United saiss that this department prepared
chase, my hereof
portions stocks aggregate
million dollars,
toned, ..t z-
In OF contingent competition, within stated,
preference will he given in the Of in which
offered The certificates duly sgned United
by the parties who the thereof
be transmitted TO this department the recep Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following particulars
L. The par value specified in each certificate.
premium the stock Of the loan authorized by
July le4S edeemsbr November 1855, per
the loan authorized
csmber, 1884, Of fifteen and half per the
authorized by the Of lS7 and 1885, and
the former the 3s December 1857 and the 3h
June 1852 Of wenyone cent and the stock Of loan
by the 1885, and redeemable s of
ber 1884, COMMONLY called the Texan Indemnify
% Interest the each certificate from The LIST Of January
Of receipt treasury with the
allowance money owne days
In addition.
Payment said stocks will be
he United States, the Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dlls,July Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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nALTIMoME avn OHIO KAILnoAp FOE

Cinetnna Loatsos Columbus, Zamssvus Cssvs
sE fs land, T0iedo, Chicago, aud 81 LOUIS
THROUGH tickets pouis tha rail
i road station \ Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arnv In Wheeins In
with the splendid Winchester and Duhal
Welsve 40 miles nom Wheeling by railroad
Cleveland Toledo Chicago Alton ssexboat rs
miles, st. LOUIS Leaving Washington g = ihsy will
will, splendid "Union Line"
Cincinnati and Louisville, and 0 Indianapolis BY railroad
Lawrenceburg. ess
Through Cincinnati, Lousyis and Indanspo-
is by road stsges from
Wheeling holding through tickets e "
point the For Information tickets, appy 70 II H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington. s3
J. H.. DONE,
Feb 7--dtf Master Transportation
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ID Ellis BEIIkf BELLS f-For churches academies, FAC
tories sssnmsose plantations etc. msdr and large
suhscrbevs, their old
ed and enlarged foundry which has been in operation for thirty
manufacture
world ceieAvty
quality bave coesded
applying Of moulding bell casting,
witch pcve, casting and temper and evi
excellence Of they
crivcd anusy 1851 tbs nrrt premium svsr medaI) Of the
Worlds Fair New York all others several from this
composition and which tho eighteenth
medal hesds- dp'osas hs, ss b~n awarded them They
kesh ofa vessy 0
same weight and nrn order chimes Of number Of
bells Of make throughout
states and tsnsds Their coMpsN and
vnuahe improvements of yoks with ovshe
arms md which be turned the bell spring acting
the eapps olonsns the sounds rcs Hans soins hsser
countepo,se STOP For theis
proved revolving yoke hsnsngs bronze Of
design, furnished We supply whole n
Improved rhnng
specifications being given Old beils taken n srchanee.
Surveyor instruments Of all and
Rsins in immediate conosrion with the principal
either raosd
dssPNsch which either personally by
'pecuuiy solicited
4. MENKELv's SONS,
Feb2-dly West Troy, Albany co. MY.
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NJ HEREAs entitled relating approved
25h Juy ls9 and The act amending the approved
April 1898 provided ,hai whenever sll be made appear
shall be deemed considered
issue his proclamation requiring That
kind shall he kept con6sed fr number
cxpedien and such
exceeding ninety days h be the duty Of
lawful FOE other ard
dog sose large contrary the said proclamation" so
Vow, theefDse having been made
"snmals ef the dog hiad- mad this
hereby all whom ,hs s
this city
during firty days from IN. hereof police
may be found going At barge This procams
ton.
insor, 10Th day cf May, e5t
JOHN W. MAURy,
NAV
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May 70, 1854.
Of this Of The is Janu
purchase United hereby
July be observed regard
certificates which received amer the LIST June mat in
addition assignment the holder distinctly
which will have been made
treasury transmit coupons, the be- In default
Of this assignment. anmssion the and days
ss interest nom the time Of redemption to the si Ju
Only will be paid
afford opportunity holders avail themselves
notice. department stock mailed prior
July upon evidence being
mailed. Hs 5i.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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r. ANTHONY, No. sos broadway, New yosk.
II. daguereotype mssinf pssrvers
cases hc Importer of pilates, chsmicss fancy frames and
cspe paper and chemsess s paper pctuse and
~ svsry description
Csse m.ss,s sspre6 vih mssers manufacturing c.e.
G. Bsr-c~ crebraed also. vosssdsr ahons
hand
ms broadway. June ", 1854
JpnrNo -diyssr.
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TRIAL OF MATT. v WARD~-Pnli snd authentic report,
with speeches delivered the oecsson, and the reply Of
sttes Al.o ESQ. attorney for The Common wealth.
The ~ the Norhmsn by Rndo'rh kyser Professor Of
History In the University Of Norway - =
Ks~swh,. sperches; edited by Francis w Newman.
n. az :, TAYLOR MAURys
49, Bookstore, 9th street,