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Plank Road Meetings.

At a. lfguea q fiirnds 10 Dc nsgenrui c.
a lEiiIiug Plaza Reld irsu Miss 40 cou-
mi Nhh de AaTih larsiin. Rad hoad q iii-s'
taasash. uad b siTinr a III autha1ly sssa..t =
ne - Pmsssrna a he c.Assnlian I'D a fles-
yeca Hin. ] h~sesv gise n.aire "a ihr fSie~ins
a.sssissgs =. she -skrri a lhe Pf0I.~sd ksaA'
smd earnestly Fesnrsa the ffrBds d ii< sllrs-
pre- . ss~sd u lhr iianrs AMI plsrrs ccsisiasi.
"a. N:
a. ne te@n a Nillon. an Thnrsaay HE -
sf fehranfy insssnis
In thr sssa a fiillAaroash. 90 wrts~~ass
the ID II hsrrh. "a lelng "Wednesday a cesr';l
sod
"a I-eaSuss. On Saturday he 4ih q March.
JOSEPH ALLISON.
frernsr -. 1854. 81
CT Denerr-s an Chronicle. Nixon. acc ae-
suesied 10 Pssiish.
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NOTICE .

'gNHE subscriber having qualified. at The last
November Term Of Orange County Court,
as Administrator on the estate Of George Warren,
deceased, late Of Choctaw county. Alabama. here.
by gives notice 10 all persons indebted to said es
tate 10 make immediate payment; and to all per-
sons having claims against the estate, to present
them duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, OF this notice will be pleaded In
bar Of their recovery.
STEPHEN A. WHITE, Admir-.
January &C, 1854. ci-3w
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New Fan Goods.

WE ssr NV rprsisiss > I.sss ~ 1 a Goeis.
w uhirh ~ dfsste - ssll spa bar islnss
riibeF g. 1.sh - q sh0gteasln. fiFest AZ rol,s
and ~ ihgm-
Asws esnuus shink q iskns - lhf Hhols a
Inc Rerordrt IN enumeraEine every aIiirlr. 30
~ii gre she Psinrp~l sns<sr- from enr a e1f
Silk iiIls. va.
PIain Blark Gro de rhin< sslk. - wis<.
BLACK figured rilks.
Plain nsu-r c.,la.s,a Pol. s< 81 siik.
FiE1.e5 lealnr-d SIS.
Plaid ii 4, spsa sss.s. bright ralerrd Piaid.
t.oIored AM = has Nas<rs..e Sfiks.
Sold l,e LANES. nsse AID hish rsisrel.
einesilir Iu-iEr.
flaid .nd Psult De i..ues.
fEeneh Nsrinas. Ensiish ditto.
cslasnd aud white Tailrtins sni i.srr.
DE Bssr. lof Hiding and Travelling Dresses.
Also.
Blsrk and white De I.snes.
Back Canton crspe cLah.
Black and white spun siIk.
Black French MeHnos. Black Aiparra.
Black and co.Orrd new styie friners. Gimps.
Buttons. l.sres. Braids. Velvet and eshrr Ri
bsnds, de., f.i trimming Dresses.
Blue sud green Ladies Cloak clslhs. and
Tsssels for dino.
Bonnet Riband-. from 10 cents 70 very enc.
Plaid Rii,and. &c.
Black Egyptian and Net siIk MH..
Kid. Me,ins. spun silk Fllors.le aud Bragsn-
zia Gloves.
MusIins. I,ish Linens can'bsie and Lawn
HandkeTchiefr;
I.isle and silk Nets and Edrings;
shawls. Collars, Inslrr-slessrss
Ladies and Gentlemen's silk. Herino and
l.amlb's MoaI Enier Vests;
Csreiing. Crumh Cloth. Hats. Caps;
! Rad Road. Waterproof, and other Boots and
(, Shoes
Rul,l.cr Shoes. Cork Snles;
Ladies and t;entlemen's Trunks: Leather;
Panty Sc les and Patent Balances;
! 0ser Coats. Black and Drah;
piece super double milled brown Cloth. for
Over Coats; Css-imeres. Cloths, fesiines. Welsh
flannels, Shot Guns. and almost every thing
merchant ought to have,
LONG & WEBB.
September 26. VI
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Blacksmith Shop.

VNHE subscriber his now in operation one OF
Il the most extensive Smith Shops ever carried
on in the town Of Hilsborough. Having pro-
cured the services Of Mr.. lanes H. BARNES, for
merly Of Portsmouth, Va, as foreman, with other
good Nothern and Southern workmen. he begs
leave to say that he is now prepared to execute
all work in this line Of business in the best man.
ner and at short notice. Plantation Work will
be done with neatness and despatch, and Horses
shod in the best manner. The iron work on
coaches, busgics, &c. will be executed in SUI
perior style and with proper regard 10 its dura'
bility. For further Information call at his shop
south east Of the Court House.
A. G.. MURDOCH.
January 25.-. ..--- 20
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported .ri.weckly, by Pannil & Sons, Tor the
Intellgencar.
February 3, 1854.
ToBaccn. - We renew our former
quotations. Lugs Al @ SO; common
leaf 6 @ 81 /; fine leaf at 7. @ $40.
WHEAT.-Sales have been effected
at 800 % $l.97 for red. and Sl.95
D. 2 G5 for white.
FLhuR.--'rhe market is quite dull
no sales have transpired. We note no.
minall. country snperfne, i. s'.'5 q
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III A IL ri ID

III this county, on the 18th instant. by Asexan-
der dickson esq, Mr.. WlLLraN 7. CasnTnkk
to Miss ELizauErn, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Red,ling, deceased.
On the 25th Of January, by the Rev. a. Y.
Hughes, Mr.. ASnaEw ]. HrGaks 10 Miss SA-
a.u AxS Muaa,r, all Of Alamance county.
Ia Wake county on the 25ih instant, by Pc
leg Rogers. Esq MIR. A. J. RonKnTs, OF Orange
county, to Miss l.urr A. MoonE, daur htci Of
John e. Moore.
Near Livingston, Miss, on the 4th instant, b,
Rev. Mr.. Sansom, Miss LIZZIE b. RoBgRsoS
of Madison county, to WALTEa 4. HusxE, esq
Of Fayetteville. n. Z.
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Law Notice.

TIME subscriber having removed to Raleigh,
1 respectfully offers his services to all persons
having business in the Supreme Court, or in the
County aud Superior Courts Of Wake and adj
;,ining Cnunlica. as an Attorney and Counsellor.
RI Office, Fayetteville Street, near Yarbo.
rougb's EDWARD CtNTWEI.L. !.
Raleigh, January -, 1851. es--3N
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Office n. C. r. r. Co.


Office n. Z. X. n. Co.
Jan. 3ld. 1854.
vT,HE Board Of Directors Of said Company
passed an order. at their late meeting in
Charlotte. l,y which the whole Of the Capital
Stock subscribed by individuals. is called for, and
falls due as follows, to-wii: 10 per cent. on the
first Of March next. and 10 per cent. on The first
Of May next. Interest will hescquired by said
order Il payment he delayed twenty days after
The inslaimenis heroine due.
CYRUS r MENDENHALL.
Secretary and reasurer.
January .. 1854. is-4w
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February 4th. 1854.

February @fn, 1891.
TIE sheriff Of 0apge presented certificate
Of the election Of the new Board, and admins
tend the usual oaths of office. The Board then
procreded 10 business.
bylaws were adopted for the government Of
the Board.
L. A. Hart was reelected Town Clerk.
Iohn Laws was elected Town Treasurer, in
place Of irhos. ]. Stayhorn declined.
Burrhus Cheek was elected Town Constable
and Collector, aud Weish.masier, IN pIacesf A..
w. Hedgpcll, declined.
Tie following standing committees were ap-
pointed by the Magistrate Of Police:
Auditing Commiiiee. Messrs. Laws, Wchb.
aud Cheek.
Pamp 4 Spring cemmiftee.-Messrs. La,i.
mer Cox, and Murdoch.
! Gr0re Yard Coo,mifiee.--M essrs. Turrcntine,
Webb, and Laws.
Sre,i Commif,ee.-To consist Of the whols
Board.
Ordered. That the Town Constable he author
! lied aud employed To patrol the slreeis on Sun
days. aud that he be paid for this service twenty
five dollars for the year, subject 10 deduction o
fifty cents Tor each Sunday on which he fails Il
patrol.
4 Ordered, That the Clerk furnish the Magis
,rate Of Police with list Of the citizens sutjec
10 patrol duty aud that he order out compan,
for service a, his discretion.
+. A. HEARTH, u. Clerk.
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Negro for sale.

VNHE subscriber, as administrator on The es-
Il tate Of Alfred CHANDLER, deceased, will Of
fer al public sale in the town Of Hilshorough, on
Tuesday the ssth day Of February, TUESDAY Of
County likely Negro Boy, belonging 10
said estate, about iwenty-scyen years old.
Twelve months credit will he given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security.
JOHN II. CllAMBLEE, Admir-.
February 9. 22-2w
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

THERE will hc..a meeting of the Democracy
L Of Orange, on Tuesday Of February Court
to appoint delegates to the State Convention. Il
is suggested that primary meetings be held in
each Captains District 10 appoint delegates Ia
said meeting. NAVY DEMoCR ATS
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iss.ay; cts NSlas uf gHIra saVvIhne,
5000.
Coux.-saiss to-day a s5s.i buyers
iuIIrr. 50 @ 8Se.
c0rrox "A decline Of : q &c. pr
~. Sales af small parcels AZ 3. @
esc.
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Esiancc ia hs~ls Of Treasurer, s:36 76
The following accoxnss were allowed and or
d~red % he paid: To w. H. Brown, for tiaie II
erase Sard aud ia work on streets, Sl6:0s; 10
ID. d. PhiEps. Cor hire &c 10y, sl:so; and 10
A. w. Hedgpeh, Tor candles, lighting the streets,
pairoling on Sundays, removing nuisances. &c.
sso:o7s.
Ordered. That the Treasurer pay forthwith ie
Capt. John Berry. three hundred dollars On the
note held by him against the town.
The Board adjourned sine die.
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The First Battle.

LIVERY Variety Of Produce, such as Wheat.
~ Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken in exchange
for Goods.
Wanted, also, quantity Of Woolen Jeans.
Colored and White Linseys, Tow and Cotton
Cloth. Blue-siripcd Cotton Cloth. Wool Socks.
Shoe Thread, &c.
A. C. MURDOCH.
November Is. IL
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Valuable Mill Seat &
Lots for Sale.

THE Valuable Mill Seat and Water Power at
the town Of Hillsborough. with the Houses
and Lots pertaining 10 the same, lately owned by
James NJ. Palmer, esq, will be sold at Public
Sale, 10 the town Of Hilsborough, on the Tues.
day Of the ensuing County Court, the 2sth Of
February. J,
This property is rendered much more valuable
in consequence Of the construction OF the North
C.rolina Rail Road, which crosses the Enoe HI
yer short distance above the mill seat. Ma
nufaciuring Mill could manufacture Flour, &c,
and put il on the Rail Road for market imnedi'
ately. Those DESTROYS Of making good and pro-
fitable investment, have now fine opportunity
Of doing so. Terms made known on the day o.
''e' N.ATHANL j. PALMER.
Milton, Jan. 25th, 1854. 20is--
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February 4.
candIes-Fayettevilie Factory isc,
Adamantine So a S5c.
cotran-9 a. o.
Feathers As q 41e.
Wheat 90 a sl.-CuIn sI:i0 q
si:20-
Molassrs-cuba .. a sse-; New
0rlrsns l6c.
whiskey IS q soc.
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PUBLIC SALE.

xVIT.I. I've sold TO the highest bidder. on Tues
" day of February Court, 1.-THE 2sth,) at IL
o'clock, ia the iown of Hillsborough, on credit
Of nine months. Fine Gold Watch, the
properly Of George Warren. deceased.
Bond aud good security required.
S. a. WHITE, Admir-.
February I, 1854. 2lts-
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N O'rICE.

TH0SE indebted to RICHES0N MICH
i OILS, on his Store Books, either by nole or
account, are requested to come forward and set
lie without delay. The debtors may avail them
selves Of the opportunities afforded a, The APP
preaching February and March Courts 10 make
payment; and ifnot paid before the end Of March
Court, they will certainly be placed in the hands
Of M officer for collection. the hooks ARE in the
hands Of Mr.. STEPHEN NICHOLS, who is
authorized to make the settlements.
II. NICHOLS.
January 3Oth, 1854. 2i-4w
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NOTICE.

10y order Of the Court Of Wsrdcns, notice is
y hereby given. that petition will be pre-.
sented to the Orange County Court, At February
Term, 1884, for change Of the Public Road
running by the Poor House. 20 as 70 make \
,un on the ridge south Of the Poor House.
E. A. HEARTH, Sec'v.
January 10. Is
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber will offer for sale to the high.
est bidder, on Tuesday Of February Court,
tract Of Land. containing ISL acres, more OF
less. lying on the road leading from Hillshorough
to Chapel Hill, five miles south Of Hillshorough.
The above trac, adjnins the lands q William
S,rayhorn. Isaac Craig, and others; and has on
il a good Dwelling House and out houses, .
good meadow, aud is well timhered. a small
portion Of il only is in cultivation. Al wishing
10 purchase land will do well TO examine II Tor
themselves.
A credit Of nine months will be given, the pun.
chaser giving bond and good security.
DAVID STRAYH0RN.
December 2. i4-'us
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fIiil-lnrough. Feb. 81. lsst-
Prrsrni. ]. ]. fireland. ". r.. j. q. Turrra-
tinr. William NsI-an. c. N. l.aIimsr, ThoHas
welb, and WIN. II. Bmxn.
The committee spIsiuIed 10 inquire info The
title 10 the III upon which the Female !Aradssiy
stands. nporied that lhry had seaTche'l the B.-sks
OF the Register for Orange county. han c"uId ~,
find any conveyance from the Commissioners q
Hillslarougll 10 Trusice<. and thai ihey were Of
o,inion that The title never passed from the iowa.
The report Was receised and adopted
The oammiiiee appointed 10 seitie with The
Collector and The Treasurer, submitted a report,
~hirh WAS received; the suisssace Of which Is
as fallows-
Due fraas the Collector:
FW Taxes, s4l3 OIL
For FINES. concess- &c, 81 90
For the Scales, 90 50
$40 81
7 Credit. By cash pd. Tras'r, s266 90
BY 4 per ct. CONS. 10 ca
+ By eI oficia -eriees. % SO
I by ! proceeds scales, As 25
- SAT 80
Balance due from Collector, sl96 IL
Due from the Treasurer:
Amount on hand Feb. 1853, 10 81
ReceiSed from Collector, s66 oC
for Rock. 4 0C
ss4s z:
Credit. Egeash pd. vouch'fs. slol 40
BstI per Ct. CONS rec. 05
Byfs dish. 52
-tO6 O.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1858.

JOutS hdtSUH, <1uMF. VS.. oOHn ff1cf.
Petition TO Sell Land.
IN this case, 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
i the Court. thai John Price, and sthers, tie
brothers and sisters If there be any, heirs at law
Of Archibald Price. deceased. are non.residents of
this State: 1t is ordered that publication be made
in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks, noti-
fying the said John Price, and others. heirs at law
Of the said Archibald Price, to be and appear ut
the next term Of this Court, to he held at the
court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth Mon
day in February next. then and there 10 stand
to, abide by and perlarm any order or decree said
Court may make therein, or The petition will he
taken pro coafssso, and heard CT purte as to
them.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk Of said Court
at Office in Hillsh.soush, The 9Th, Monday Il No
vcmbeI, A. D. 1883.
GEORGE LAWS, G. G. c.
! December ". (Pr. ADV. Sa:5o.l ie-ss
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N o tiCe.

HAVING sold an interest in the Drug store
IL 10 w. johnson freeland, the business will
be conducted in future in the name Of
SCHOOLFlELD & FREELAND.
All persons indebted to me will please come
and settle up. or they may expect to find Their
accounts in an officers hands for collection, as
must have money and the old concern must be
wound up. >. u. SCHOoLriELp.
January 8. IL
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WANTED, In THE COACH SHOP.
THE subscriber will give constant employment
and liberal wages to good Coach Painter
and Trimmer, and Body -Maker, to work most
" on light work.
Address the subscriber at Hillshorough. N. &.
A. G. MURDOCH.
January 25. 20
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WING MEETING.

~ THE Medical society nf nf-
&S anse csuriy will meet in Hillsise-
ssash. on TUESDAY Of February cou,t. the esih
inssanf. a o'riock. T. N.
February 3. 22-
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lsnasIy iuih, lEsf.
THE Bosll q Dirsciors q IN couFsuy p-ss
4 Il 81 endeI ~ ssliins ne aork u tslin'
asens s1h~criiwr,. AM a GslAA.sso1gh snd IA
i a shs fslls~ins nlmb<r Il shares suhseEibel
Gss bg sh< foslo~iag r<fsons. wiil ~ sid % acc
s.on &C. rssh--prgsiasJ the insalnenis and iais
aesa shall nns - paid up BY the lirne a ssir-
Tote "a % GOLDsBOROuGH. On Tors
4ay llas TN 81 February nsrl A. foli0wss
NEWBEEx STOCK.
shssex ShAres
F.P.Lnkan a Co. 90 FL. r. Stanley q
Nll4e. btsskefs q Go. 20
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HoStilitieS Commenced |!

40 % MTNn@0ws
QEGS leave 10 inform the public that lle Is
- now receiving one of the Largest and Most
varied Assortmcnls Of
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JUST RECEIVED,
DLACK Gro de Rhine.
- Silk Warp Alpaca,
Mohair I.ustre,
Bombazine,
Grape, and other goods.
% Sacks Of Salt, large size.
LONG & WEBB.
November lo. IL
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FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE,
WAN HORNS Celebrated Shoulder Braces.
Abdominal and Uterine Supporters, univsr-
sally approved.
December Ia. Is
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s|GllI 81
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
THE THREE NEW TERRITORIES.

Some time ago says, the Chicago Tribune, We
mentioned that the national administration had
framed plan for organizing three new territorial
governments in the Indian country south Of Kan
sas, to consist severally of the countries Of the
Of the Chcrokces in one territory, the Greeks in
another and the Choctaws and Chickasaws in a
third. This plan, it was stated the authority of
person who had just arrived from the Chickcsaw
nation, had been sent out to be canvassed by the
tribes concerned, and who under it were to be con-
stituted citizens of the United States. At the last
session Of the Senate a bill was presented by Mr..
Johnson of Arkansas, which embodied the features
of this scheme, and which, though it was not ac-
ted on, viii probably form subject of discussion
at washington next winter.
This bill proposes, with the assent of the tribes
named, to extend over them the constitution and
laws of the Union, and to organize three territories
of which the Indians are to be recognised ms citi-
zens. The title of the first of these will be Chco-
kce, and will include the Cherokces Osages, Senu-
cas-, Shnwnees, and Quapaws. The title of the
second ia to be Muscogcc, and it will include the
Creek and Seminole tribes and the third is named
Chahta. and will include the Choctaws and Chicka
saws. 1t seems probable that action was only de-
layed upon this scheme in Congress in order to al
low time to secure the consent of all the tribes dcs
ignatcd. E6o,ts are now being made TO this enc
and possibly the next session of Congress will wit
ness the passlGe of the bill.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
From Frederick Douglass Paper.
LETTER FROM HON. dERRIT SMITH.

FREDERICK DorG1Nss: Ny DEAR FRIENn:- |
ser bv your p NOR tl,t vnu b,va ,,i.l,id tho lot
ter, which wrote vou from Washington, rcspcct-
ing Hanson.
Hanson is .hc pcrson. who was convicted in
Washington. four ycors moo, Of hnrborinr the
three slaves, who had run away from Mr.. Col1ultt,
of South Carolina. Mr.. c. was a member Of Con.
grcss and had brought these slaves to Washington.
Hanson is free coIored man and was li,ing, a,
that time. with Il. S. Coke, Esq, Il distinguished
LAWYER of Washington.
A heavy ine-s5mo twelve mr. thirtccn b,,nJyc1
dollars as understood imnoscd unon Ian.
son and he was to remain in ioil. until !, wos
paid. did NOT ~ i,l to INV thr Gnc Bnt so deem.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
PUEkILITY OF PRESENT POLICY.
CoLuMnIANA, Sept, 6. 1854.

CoLUMBIANA, Sept, q. 1854.
DEAR FRIEND MARIUs Perhaps never since
twelve men assembled in Council, in the upper
Chambers at Jerusalem, has the mass Of the pco-
pie been so earnest and United in the solution Of
the problem" What shall be done?-as now. The
enolmity of the Nebraska outrage has thoroughly
opened The eyes of the people to the stern necess-
ty of union and concert of action, in opposition
to the repeated and increasingly bold aggressions
of the South, or the united and harmonious action
of Saveholdng politicians. Notwithstanding the
opposition manifested in some sections, and alarm
in others, of sectional parties. Northern parties
for Northern rights-their danger to the safety of
the Union &c. &C., the north goes steadily and
surely on, overriding old party prejudices-s setting
at naught old party discipline, and overturning the
calculations of the most adroit politicians.
But while the work goes steadily on, and while
northern people are actively, detcrminedly, and
honestly united for the redemption of departed
rights and against further encroachments; it is to
be feared that while in their determination there
is prospect, and in honesty, there is srength-t is
to be greatly feared, even beyond a hope, that in
their policy lies deeply hidden, signal defeat.
In no political organization but that of the Lib
erty Party-in no policy but that advocated by
Goodell, Smith and Spooner and their followers dc
we find an attempt made to strip the slave holder
of the law for his property in his slave! The
Wing and Democratic Party have ever held alike
the Constitution to be pro-savery, and the right o
property in man lawful in the States The Free Sol
Party holds the same doctrine. And confess
it is, and has been, with myself mystery how
their actions can, by possibility differ in relation to
slavery Either in official or private capacity
as politicians. And presume no one will assume
to attack policy different in this respect to any
of the '.itsion" Mongrcls of recent date. But LEI
me ask and must my first assumption alleged
against all four, the allowed named divisions
Frst, if you cast your vote-if you enter in, ol
remain in the voting or political compact, or again
| if you take part in making our laws, have par
or parcel in the administration Of ctrH Democratic
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Orr-uAND TlHiNGs AND CRiyoN SRErtHts, by u.
W. Bungay. New York Dewitt and Daven-
purt. s,
10 give some notion Of the style and spirit of
his volume, suljoin, without comment, the
Ullowng extracts:
SENATOR SUMNER.
"Charlcs Sumner is stakeholder in the bank
OF original thought We may know that he bas
considerable bullion there, for his drafts ar lsJHorS
at sight, and our first are his endorsefs."
BOSTON, THE RESIDENCE OF MR.. BuNGAY, COMPARED
WIN OTHER CITIES.
Boston is tho bank of New England the bea-
con light OF reform, the seat of science and learn
ing the forum of chostc classical thrilling heart
quaking, soulstirring cloqucnce; Baltimore IS
cholcric, noisy and patriotic; Philadelphia IS fls-
tidious lymphatc and metay yhysical; Washington IS
like Babel, where there is a confusion Of languages,
or like vineyard of lazy laborers where there is
a "riicy' atmosphere New York is energetic,
bom5tslic and original Cincinnati is slow Of
speech but sound ut the heart; Boston is radicaiF
forcible and eloquent"
EDWIN p. wnIrrLE, THE BOSTON EssAYIsT:
"uc (Whipple) SAYS Milton was a hero who
puckcd out his eyes and laid them on the altar of
his country's veal. 50 | say Whirplc is hero
who tears ont his ciuis and lays them n saeri6ce ae
the shrine of science"
HORACE GREELEY.
"Thc subject of this sketch is the prince of par
agraphists-thc Napoleon of essayists. lie Is the
great recording secretary of this continent, em-
plOycd 10y the masses TO take notes and priRb
them"
NEAL DOW, AUTHOR OF THE MAINE DAw.
Neal Dow is the KOssuth of the temperance
revolution, and his name is already registered
among the few immortal names not born to dieS
Poets sing his prase-painters put his shadow on
tIAIp higt,,p .N,1 InaIu IL