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templated by the trainers of the Constitution
At last by . combination of influences, which
it is unnecessary now to specify, they agreed to
the admission of Missouri as Slave State, but
only on condition that thenceforth, there
should be no Slavery forever" in Territory
north of the line SO often named. And now, after
having derived all the advantages from this
compromise or covenant which they were emit
tied to, the Slavery men, with MIR. Douglas at
their head, coolly resolve to abrogate the only
stipulation in it in favor of Liberty the only
condition which reconciled the Anti. Slavery
men to its passage!
This is honor, this is good faith, this is chiv-
alrYl
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PROSPECTUS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME OF THE
NATIONAL ERA
G. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
JOHN C. WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

The National Era is weekly newspaper,
devoted to Literature and Politics.
In Literature, it aims to unite the Beautiful
with the True and to make both immediately
subscrvient to the practical purposes Of every
day lie.
In Politics, il advocates the Rights of Man,
and the Equality of Rights, and opposes what
ever violates or tends to violate them, whether
this be involuntary Personal Servitude Civil
Despotism. Spiritual AbsolutisIn, Class Legis-
lation, the Selfshness Of Capital the Tyranny
of Con- hinatiOn, the Oppression CT Majority,
CT the Exac.icns Of Party.
1t holds no fellowship with the Wing and
Democratic organizations, believing that the
main Issues ca which they have been srrayed
against each other are obsolete Or settled, and
that they are nov chiefly used by the Sectional
Interest of slavery, TO impair the love of Lib
erty natural to the American mind, and TO
suhiugate the American People 20 its rule Dis
claiming ali connection with them, it yet sym
pathizes with those of their adherents who are
honestly seeking through them to advance the
Substantial interests Of the country although
it must believe that they hare not chosen the
better way.
IL is supporter Of the Independent Democ-
racy which holds that the Truths OF the Dec
llrstion of Independence are practical, that in
their light the Constitution Of the United
States is TO be Interpreted, that to them the
laws and institutions and ussges of the coun-
try should be confornied-a Party, whose
motto Is, Union, not for the sake of Union,
bat for the sake of Freedom. and Progress
sni Lao, not sor the sake Of Law, but for the
Profession of Human Rights and interests
the cniy sure foundation Of order and concord.
In no sense is it the organ OF Party, or a
msre Party Paper, hut absolutely free and
independent" claiming to speak "by author
isyr Tor nobody except its editor, and recogni-
sing no authority in any quarter to prescribe us
course and policy.
The Eighth Volume Of the Era viii COM
mencs on tbs first Of January ensuing and be
enlarged By the addition of four columns We
have neglected no means thai could promise 10
make it an agreeable companion Tor the House
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contributors TO its Literary Department.
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the cry of the poor and needy. On, Holy One !!
wilt thou not hear met God of my mother
wilt thou not save me?n
God pity the poor heart, for man has little
sympathy for the erring. And now, on this
beautiful Christmas eve, while the bells are
pealing out from every spire and tower to greet
the day when the Holy One came to seek and
save the "los sheep of the house of Israel"
we pass unheeding by many an erring brother
and sister, without so much as gentle look
to say, "Turn thou, poor wanderer." sGod
help them-GOd help US for muah sce lack"
EMMA.
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DEATH OF n. DE BoDIsCo.

IL is with sorrow we announce the death Oh
VI. DE BoDIsco, the Minister of Russia near
this Government, which took place at his ia'F
residence this morning OF the public charac.
ter of this distinguished gentleman we shan
not speak. In that relation he has been known
to the world, and has possessed in the fullest oc
gree the confidence of his Government. But a.
member, for many years, of tho social cOmnu'
nifty of Washington, we may we'll remark tn"'
the relations of neighbor and friend, and mus
band and father, were by him sustained IN 'n0
most exe mplary manner, and that his depart
ure from our midst will be long and deeply
mourned
More than 500. 900 religions tracts have DeeN
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enabled to keep constant watch upon the &C
ton of the Federal Government in relation
to all questions at issue between Liberty and
Slavery
The only journal at the seat of the Federal
Government, representing the Anti-Slavery
Sentiment of the Republic while the Pro Sls-
very Sentiment is represented here by four
daily papers, nearly all Of them being literally
sustained by Governmental patronage, it asks
the support of all who believe, in sincerity that
the Union was formed to secure the blessings
OF Liberty, and not to perpetuate the curse Of
Slavery.
Payment in advance is invariably required.
To prevent annoyance and less to ourselves
and readers, to preserve tncir files unbroken,
and to enable US to know how large an edi-
ton of the paper to issue, all subscriptions
should be renewed before they expire. We
have no credit-subscribers on cur books
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More than SOC, 900 religions tracts have Been
distributed lately in ireland,
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HOUSEWIVES CorVoNs-rh,,

HOUSEWIVES CUTTONS Third Instn lime -
Ill have The pleasure OF announcing
who have been waiting patiently the arrival hi
ment of the Justly celebrated
to-day i5o pieces As originated introduced and had this
Gle manufactured with the
ine have our stamped them Ia fun.
we thus particular trom knowledge inferior
article ckeTed housewife coons being prepared for this
ket.
2oO pieces very superior Irish linens priced
hne all cheap; large which
order
Vast OF all other kinds Of pure goods
class of linen goods should themselves
stock.
FIN mourning goods OF all kinds
ample, and complete throughout the entire year
100 pieces white hannes assorted gades shades
than the usual prices
75 pieces bleaced unbeaebed anne superior
quality.
100 pieces rich wooen plajs for ladies' children
considered the haudsomest patterns in the city.
Choice cloths, cassmeTes, proUsion
gloves undeshrs drawers, uspeuders,
beas Also, article usually found welordeed
goods house; To all of which daily additions made
by having and dealing solely articles
bear unm,s'akabe decided excellence fabric
enabled to offer really inducements
Judges of eoods)
Strangers aud others cordially invited ca and be
the advantage OF buying where asked
Delay settling bills
Good articles low prces and fair dealing be relied
all cases.
PERRY s. BROTHER,
Central Stores, WesI Building,
Oct S-eteoH Opposite Centre MARKET
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BUREAU YARDS DocKs,
November II, 1854,
EPARATE PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for
this uni IL ocDck
noon, furnishing tn materials
ma below for the navy ard New York
Class No. l.--Sione.
800 feet granite table, per pattern the navyyad,
foundation eeI inches by ~ inches,
less feet wide, per square foot.
220 cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard.
Glass No. 2.-Iron Pipe, &c.
76o pipe inches diameter inch thick, foot
$3.50 pipe 4inces diameter y inch thick per foot
800 pipe, thick lengths
of each, with spigo and faucet joints, per foot
500 feet railing, Civil En-
pinerr's Office nav yard, New York. per neal foot
be delivered yard aforesaid, free OF
United and the satisfaction OF The
ma be delivered
days ninety, ourts hundred and twenty
months from date OF conunct The
accompanied with the guarantee fcqutsd by law
will be notified of the acceptance OF ts
through post Office and viii be forwarded TO the
New for execution within fifteen days from 1c
o sal jos s'lt III.
Nov
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NOTICE.
oRpsAKcx oFYIcE,


Washington, September 70, 1854.
CONGRESS during having appropriation
for the purchase the best beecloadng rifles the
the United States army, Secretary
aT practical thereof shall deem advsble and
pope asd hereby notified that peei-
Of such will be received I'LL
December for preliminary examinations found offer
reasonable expectation of being uefu purchase Will be made
sufficient number (ay twenty-five of each OF those aodng such
eNpctaon 10 be placed the hands of The soldiers trial in the
field The result of this will aid
king decisi HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel Ordnance.
The editors OF The following newspapers VIII please insert the
notice twice week for
copy paper containing The National
Evening star, Washington city Ae"s philadelphia Military
Argus, New York Times, Hartford Times. fnson
at Pitsbu Times, Louisville Delta, al New oflesas
Sep 30-aaw6w
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United States Mail,
LOUISIANA.

PosT OFFICE DEpARTaEST,
November a. 1854,
pRoPos LIS for the mails OF the United States from the
the Both following
the State ouaa VIII be received the Contract Office
Depa until O'Clock, m OF Monday, the 18th OF Janu
ary 1885 be decided by the l7th following;
From Red River Landing by Simmspost Moreauve,
Mansma, Marksvile, and Point Magre to AL xapdria,
I'd miles and back, three times Il week, in horse
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday and satur
day at 3a
Arrive at Ale xandra days by IL
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday At
Arrive AT Red River Landing same asJa by II pm
Proposals perform coaches will be
considered, ard invited.
For certificate also
incorporated
by the bidder such
deem expedieni advs
nving proposals mail (or The
July 1884, 3d. le) the States OF AAbama
Sc. dated Jruuary y, 1854.
Each proposal be sealed marked Proposal for No
73i and addressed Second Postmaster General
Washington, ID. g.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Nov2 23-law4W Postmaster General
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

The name Of eneIso sa 90, BOOKS unles.
payment Of The subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers us money by letter The f
winch VIII be paid assumed by ourselves in l a
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during the sss-
'''"' Vi congress- and semiweeky during the recess.
ou'scnpuonS fo period less than year be received
terms Proportioned 10 the above annual rates
0O-P0sTMASTERs authorized TO act as an, a..,, , NJ
sending US FIVE DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed mr. v
subscribers, with s25 enclosed be emitted 20
a copy grads.
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heirs Brl,
ietamcntay grGnd by
the orphuns' Washington county Maryland in the
appear the orphans OF said
county before ln Isl day of Nay 1855 and establish their
right hands, which my hereafter come
hands, the und rsgncd administrator dc boa with
win annexed of said deceased
JOHN sEEtRY,
Administrator de Jonis with the viii annexed.
Nov 29--l awiw'
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United states Mail.
UTAH,
Posr oFgioE DEPARTMENT,
l. Z

Posr oruor DEPARTMENT,
December 8, 1854
PROPOSALS for carrying the The United States from III,
lt day Of sep.emher, 1862 3oth 1885, (neu
m e Poet @ 'f IN @ az 3" w
until = M OF he ION Gay Of June ls to be decided BY The
1886 Lake CITY, by NeGs Mil Min Creek Holaday
seulemeat, Ilre Cottonwood, and DrapersviIe Mount
Arrive al aiounuiuvIle same day BY JPN;
Leave Mounuinyine every Friday al Z a N
,,so Arrive al salt Lake ,.Iy Cty some day BY I pm
ners Mills, bingham, and Kanyon, 90 Cedar Valley, A.
Leave sal, Lake ,iy Thursday al 7ami
Arriye at Cedar Valley nshi day by ~ M
Leave Cedar & Valley every Friday a. PM
iaos From roeie c Ganrsvly, z miles aud back
Leave Toele C,y every Tuesday sam;
Leave Gnnuvlie every TUESDAY at PM
Arrive nr Toe.e City By
Neph Ciiy, by City Creek Pauagona
and Parovan, to Cedar Guy, l5o miles and back, onee
Leave Nephi City every MONDAY at 6 ami
Leave Cedar City every Monday at a
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday by o pm
NOTES.
No pay will be tps performed each such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the OF The
p e deducted For arrivals far behind break
with ndng mails and not sufficiently excused
fourth Of The compensation for the Trip subject 10 forfeiture Fines
y expaSed By eeriifca,es Of pos,as,e or e ainss Of
other efsdatle for nsseens 70 take The mail from Or 'o
aud for refusing after demand the mail frequently
route The Postmaster General may annu the contract repeated
Post
laws Of the Department. for asgnns the
Postmaster General he Postmaster
General ar the schedule He also order Increase Of
by allowing therefor pro
He discontinue The
allow months
The eoun dispensed with No extra pay will be allowed for
advertised distance H the be supplied
corecy The bids should be addressed
General superscbed EMAIL proposal
Territory OF Uah." The be executed
returned the department by before the LIST day of september
1855. For particulars eondons be incorporated
the advertisement for California, Oregon Utah. &c.
dated 18th October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec 6-law4w Postmaster General.
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+ Avs ReIa,lng 10 che Public Lands.

4 Avs EelatIng fhe Public Lands.
IL United Resolutions the
Confederation Treaties procamaions, Spanish
tho Public Lands with the opinions Of the Courts
of the Uued states relation tereto complete from the begin
of the government down to March, lS33 in vols,
Paprs being DOcument Legislative and Eyecu
Uuted relation Public Lands vo's
folio.
Nho's Collection of Laws, Charters, aud Local Ordinances
Britain, France, and Spain relating the
their colonies and the of Mexico and TcE
subject vols, containing also Judge johnson
rfanfiatinu OF AZo and MHuuels.
Institutes of the CIVIL of spain.
schmds tv Law of Spain aud Mexico, the import
q the Mexican Congress I vol,
Rockwels Compilation spanish Mexican rcato
70 Mines nud Titles tn Real Esiate I vol
OF Colonies and State Governments, from 1893 down
relation to Indians and udian Affairs and the Proceed
of the Confederation aud o the United States
on the same subject vol FRANCK TAYLOR.
Oct26
NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French, for
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| AND WARRANT NoriNh-in June, 1854, The Gomms
IL Pensions issued bounand No. 26 .22 o
under the September 1885, Elizabeth Cooper
ii0w of William Cooper deceased and mailed the Wash
ingou city, tho address o r. c. Chawbsrs, place.
failed reach the hands said T. @. Chambers
authorized
Office the
fraudulent CLAIMANT aud Application VIII be made the Commis
sionsr Of Pensions fnr duplicate Of said warrant,
ELIZABETH COOPER
BUoYRus (Oho) October 10, 1854.
lf-iaw6w
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= Esy FAN and winter Goods.-WM II. STANFORD,
~ Tailor north side, three doors
Third street, just opened lase and handsome
French English goods for geniemen's to which
his and public generally They
up order the shortest notice, aud in the best
most fashionable STYLE the very lowest possible price.
Aways hand general assortment, of gentiemens fur
nishina goods.
DC 1-9nNv.Wif
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A0aice OF Lost Land Warrant

IA EREAS land No. $780, for 80 issued in
favor OF Benamine Puckr for military services in The war
address through
The posi- Washington city been either
shall, the proper apply
the Office thr Commissioned duplicate
NJ u. IAFStDtE, i
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notice that the subscriber IA ish obs
county, DIS
administration the personal estate OF
Washington deceased All
the snd deceased hereby warned 10
vouchers thceoi to the subscriber, or
November bey Otherwise by law
b. ud ed diromn of the said
under my hand this 25th day Of November, ls5i
r. G. WASHINGTON,
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UECKEH,s EaEtINA, preparcd expressly for G,ni
I'll lies delicate and appionar food for ali and one
the economica nutritious, wholesome preparations
brought 10 the table, emnent combining gracaton
palate ample The body Strictly
speaking eeker larina neither stringent
oatve, strengthening the digestive absorbent system
ordered bowels darrh1a dsenery and of cholera
when food sdeemed admissible by the physicians eckes
cannot a 70 be sanary and wherever known extensively
prevention of sickness at least important a curing
People in health shond, therefore, Heces freely
common iond TO preserve the nestinlabe blessing.
Pitts, a Commerce street, Batnore; pingee Bother ~
South Front street. Philadephu g Bowdear CO.. Y Long
Wharf, Boston and by the Brother
the Croon Mills, aol Cherry street, New York.
Sep 3o-dlm
MEDICAL DEP tRTMrnT soE GEORGETOWN
W CoIlegeThe lectures viii November 5l and
continue until iha middle of March.
Terms to- the full including marcualcn sos gadua-
hon S2S dissectng ticket $40.
FACULTY..
Noble Young M D. Professor of Institutes Practice of Med
looardo Howard NJ D. Professor Obstetrics and the Diseases
Johnson Eliot, ". D. Professor of Anatomy,
James Morgan, NJ ~ Professor OF Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene
Benjamin Craig NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry and
Ii. Howard NJ d., Professor and Theapeu
hcs. 49,
A''- Young NJ De- DeF2PSIi55IaiR F2P5SIBi5IRb6h q aBRxnD Ds.n
T--2awtNovG Corner 10Th
S,rATE OF NEW JFKsEY.-ln thc matter or .s-
y cheat" Of lands late of Michael Cark deceascdinquisi
ton, sc.
Notice nqusiton Of of
ku late OF the county unerion, sae seed,
heirs inherit duly held by The sheriff Of the said
and 5 p" s n"S ow o @ IN &
PERSONS therefore, who claim in the said
within treny days after the d day Of April A. D. 1885,
and then and there Q ,hey w averc The said nquon pun
ant 70 0'' laws '"' II s''' R p T THoMrsoS s"''
Attorney General Of N, J.
TRENTON, MI: Sept. 30, 1884
Oct6-lawGmiG'
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APPENDIX TO REPORT.

RICHMOND, IVh,g May 8, IS3Z.
AT a meeting of the "American Medical Association
held in Richmond, Virginia, Thursday May g. 1852, T.
Y. Smons NJ d., of South Carolina G. Boyle, NJ. Dr. of
the District of Columbia and George Sumner, NJ d. of
Connecticut appointed committee to memoralize
the Congress of the United States o have published in
separate FORM for distribution among the medical profess
sion under the auspices of this association large edition
of the medical statistics furnished by the lately
taken" A. r. WELLFORD, NJ. D,
President of the American Medical Association,
EDWARD L. BEApLE, NJ. d.,
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UBIBEis, LUMBER, LuslaiiR 1.-THE undersigned have
Ii established themselves In the lumber 18th
bridge, wher they offer sale and general
seasoned lumber prices reasonable
desiring buildings have
iu furnished by calling nj tie yard
hand, fine lot Of cedar posts.
sept2o-aaw4w GRIPS E. WALLER.
OusE- FURNISHING Duy Guoda, Competing, Floor
cloths, materials, &c.-Wc
the above goods Of Styles which
have been purchased
prices which will enable Offer
Inducements housekeepers and purchasers The following
list o of the leading articles:
100 pieces new style tapestry velvet carpeungS
IS do do do Brussels do
100 do DO sup quality DO do
e DO DO Drighs pa'e"' English do,,., DO do DO
20 do tapestry stair passage carpetngs
., do extra-super three ply do
DO ingram do
25 hall aud step Venetian DO
25 ptccrs 4, 1874, IA printed duggeis
35 printed hruggei crumb c.Ollls, richly h0rlcrGd
% very elegant mosaic rugs
80 chenille aud tuned rug, cheap
brass rods, nl lcngihg
5ul oil cloths which will be any
shape size for hall, passage, room.
In curtain materials and fixtures we name
25 pieces very rich satin
80 do do union danasks
10 do Turkey red twiilsd cashmerets
25 do coored worsted dau,asks
so pairs cNtra-rich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
90 do nmboured do do
IS pieces embroidered ,amboured curtain mlslns
800 rich gilt wind coruices, all sizes
Together with variety fixtures such
lonps tasse rope pins sjk aud worsied
which respectfully invc the attention OF purchasers
HDOE, BRO, co.
Sep i6-3rawiwiG
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Treasury Dsp4rsment, N. g.,


~ n PROPOSALS. will be received at this ONCE unii ten
aL - m OF eInbar for the purchase OF
~ III STATE OF No5 Carolina, under an
81 for ha Of the Weldon and Castor ran
,nd m ie Of the n7vsIion of the Ntuse ana
sss, They are by express ciinent exempt from nAa
~ m ,ny purpose They Will bear dale the ist OF Juy looi
,e,
" ~ n cent per annum payable the hs days OF January and
% IN each year aud principal wh be al e
L 81 e i,epublie city New Work, unless where te
preis them payable at ihe treasury o s
mi h ,s,urd In SUMS 900 each. fnfties bidding VIII
sir letters endorsed Poposnis for North Carolina
,ork 10 the Raleigh houh Carohna ihey VIII
10 e In what funds hey propose TO pay lhe oids wi
be opened December next IN he pes' n.e I've
.ar and OF State aud u w Modecai,
a mn, RI ank of the North CeTolina The under
ns the right accepting such bids, IN whole OF IN part
s nav i.e, the Sueeess'
d will be required informed OF e acceptance h
a1.s nom Of credit
Wn Cona This deposite be mad in The Bank OF TIE he
,h,c New York Noh tHToina of the
Rank OF Cape Raleigh Documents showing be great re-
nu,es of The oi Indebtedness may
~ @ an apoica,ion at this Office Mess Brown DeRos
set, city of New York "a, ,.,,ors
nae did Public Treasurer OF North Carolina.
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NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,
Mn. Aan.. Ll.l.....-..---- L q. OF .

New YORK, February 10 1852
Resoted That in the opinion of this academy the pub
caon OF the statistics of mortality contained in the GEN.
sus report OF the United States is highly desirable &C. &C.