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Mercantile.
B. F. MAY,
TIES TIE LADIES to C n anil see the
Trimmings.

Bl,ck silk I.lccs. silk FrinScs. lnlc sleeves.
EuIllins Ncellcworkel and lace Coll 'rs. >prnccs.
swiss and Jaconctt El,nss anil ln'crtnss Or pc.
white and cold Tarlctins. silk and cotton illusions.
l;ohnctts. Gimps. Gods. buttons Embro dcriny
k- and Dr ids IL site i'anls for iii sleeves.
Dress observers. Bonnet Ribbons. Whit. Fer Scs
for VI ,n,ias White and Wool Dclaincs for do.
l sin md tc.cI silks for do p-ttcrns Tor VI n.
Till IS furnished t" purch lscrs; Parsols and Fans.
!i1r,isons Pcr'nmcy .nl Extracts: Jules liiucl +
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IN nn0 II ORSES CURED OF THE
lO.OlIOlIEANES. 30. 900 cured of nnnhs

Colds. di>rcrmprr. &c.
D.iRLEf'S .3RIBLlN HE4TE REMEDY
is the only article that can be relied upon for
'hc cure ofikc above complaints; il never fails.
Some persons Lave made from S25 TO $50 on
horse by feeding from three to six packages.
II Greatly improves the CONDITION of ihc hors-
cS, brings oil the oil rru ;h coat AMI produces
on" smooth AMI glossy. There are counter
iIis-sce The signature OF lIURD 4 Co. e.
Maiden Lane. n. York. Price % cts. For
sale by VIA. II. Brown & B,o,hrr. Caubv &
Hutch. Elan cow Is
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J)RESERVING SUGAR, a cheap lot suit
l. able for preserving and family use, for
sale by f. BROWN, JR.
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Cal crs and Hosiery.

Misses and Childr,.s Hosiery in graf ,ric'v:
Ladies' black nj light ,;aitcrs ofbest quality; Bus
kin shoes md Iii slipp RS Of me make; Misses
mi Ehr MS Gates md sht Boots OF hes! Iull-
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Phil. vii. and BlIlim.rc K. r 60,

Phil. Viii. and BlIIim.rc Il. r Co,
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSFER.
TATION OF
LIME, GTAND and MANURE.
LIME--(Slaked,) and in full car loads,
2crnts per ton per mile.
Minimum rate pcrca, Ola wheels
$1,000 pounis) x1.2O
6: wheels (lG, 900 pounds " 40
GUANO-3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, so cenIs per tos
MANURE - In full car loads, II cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car OF
wheels. $1,000 pounds.) 81 90
wheels, ca. 900 pounds) 500
Lime and Manure TO be loaded nd unIoadcd
by the Owner or Constance.
When loa led and unluadcd by the Railroad
Company, % cents per ton extra will be charged
10 rhe ton to he 1000 pounds.
The p. w. and B. r. II. Co. being DESTROYS
of promoting the Agricultural interest Of tie
country through which their Railroad lasst.,
offer to the public the above low rates for the
transportation Of materials used in fcrtilizinr
the soil.
The use of the Railroad Company's Build
ings AMI Depot Grounds. along the Line of The
Road AMI at Philadelphia and Dalt more. are
Free to all Shippers and Consiences a reason
able time, for the receiving and delivery Of all
articles transported by the railroad com pany.
The company also give notice that next sea-
son they will run Milk and Market Cas- in
connection with the Accommodation Trains,
both IRON the Susquchanna River TO Baltimore <
and from North OF the Susquehanna Riverfio
Philadelphia; leaving for Baltimore and Phila-
elpha in the morning, and returning in the
afternoon; by which they hope 10 enable Min
men and Markeimen to avail themselves OF a
regular and speedy conveyance.
The Havre dc Grace Accommodation Train
wilt be continued throughout the year.
Forfurther information, inquire of the Cen
eral Superintendent, or ofthe Master OF Trans
portalion
Per order Of the Board of Directors.
s.. STAFFORD,
Nov 10 &c General Superintendent
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

No, l27 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, M
TiN;IlS ms tuition pres MS superior fc'litics to
young men DESTROYS Of obtaining IL practical
'.u- ness educ ton.
TIL" course of study entrees Double Entry
iook Keeping ms practically applied to the mtn
agcm ut of Mercantile Bank. Manufacturing and
t ambo Books; business pcnmanship and Mcr-
camille COmpu atoms: f.miliar Lectures on Com
mrr, /. W; upon the subjects of Bills of Exchanr,
prrmiSSory Notes, Contracts par.h" ships &C.
The cNrcS $ are all strictly p..ct,c.l being de-
due Il from actual business trans ,ciuns and 50
completely combine practice with theory hut stu.
II niS "n completion of the course re in every re
spcrt cunprt mt to conduct scientific prnripl =
any SET Of 4uuhlc Entry Books The Students hay"
ncrnSs GA Comm rel i L'br'ry. procured cxpr ssly
he College. Re ding loom wh.rc may be f,unl
II the Leading Daily Papers from various parts of
h. Union.
TX munitions ere held at st ,ted periods and Dip.
Tomas awarded to thos found competent to repre-
sent the ms tuition in megcant'l p,ciiy.
Sna! length ofiimc to complete the who'll cuurs'
from eight To ton weeks.
Tuition for tho tenn. $40 For ppIticul RS writ
md receive circular by m,il. Aug y ~
cab;nat Furniture & Chair w arerooms
Ne. - SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
i9N'iE subscriber would beg leave to call
i The attention of his friends and the public
gth'idiiN, 10 MS handsome assortment Of
}CABlNET FURNITURE. of super
Il Tor Workmanship, and every variety oi
styles and patterns. such as Sof\s:
Centre. Route. Breakfast and Dining TABLES
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring seat
CHAIRS: Tctc aTrtcs: Whatnots; Divans Ma
hortny French Bcastcads; marble top Dress
;ng Bureaus, and every thing i'll the Cabine,
line.
ALSO, a very large and desirable assert
mcnt of cane and wood seat CnAIRs. of the
best manufacture; Arm, Office. Children and
Nurse Chairs; Seltccs; BcdSteadS; Hair and
Iiusk MArrEEss"; and Il variety of other ari
clcs in the housekeeping line.
o. Orders from the country respectfully
solicited.-Tha above goods will be sold on =
accommodating terms as any house in the
country, and having Il large stock, offers great
inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY,
No. 10 South Street, (red posts in front.)
n. B.-TunEiNG AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms. at
No. ! SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute. by BENZ. WASkEY.
Mar. II. 1S54.-1y.
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Clock, Watch, Jewelry, and
V. IETY ORE.

VI MOANooN N div tlfR
ELkToN, Md.
and making n selection of a tune mt assuring
clock. where can be found large assortment
OF the latest styles and most BEAUTIFUL patterns,
which they have just received from the manu-
tacturers, aud are determined to sell cheap for
cash, as time is said to be money. We are re-
ceiving almost daily from the manufacturers
and importers, clocks, watches, jcwrlry and
'i'ver-ware, which we are determined to Sell.
on reasonable terms. We have just received
fresh from the manufacturers, choice lot on
PERFuMERf, one drop Of which will inform
the nasal organs that Jules Hauel & Co.'S. per-
ln'ncry is something more than alcohol, that it,
Is what we represent il TO be, \ No. |.
This is cons Tered a Golden .4gc, and every
appearance indicates the fact. and the precious
metal is beng circulated among the masses, ms
box after box daily leaves the massive pile that
y before MS. and for sale cheap. Come all, onr
object is to please an! give you the worth Of
yOnr money. (Jan II
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NEW AND CHEAP
DIR Y GOODS.

WE are now receiving a rye stock Of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods. from the New York
market. to which We invite the ,rticu, IT at cntion
of the public We wish to close out our ire
stock and OFF, goo Is at such prices will Undue
II H. I uu;ch
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A CAR 6S.

Nl1E Undersigned, having entered into a Co
l. Partnership tor the practice of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and un divided attention to such business as may
be entrusted 10 them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during bushes hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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Cards.,
v NJ. PlNkNEY EMiNG,
ATTORNEY IT l. III!

TTANING returned from the West. and
l. l. permanently located in Elkton. will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted t."
him.
Oncc-witl Hon. Alrxinl n Evans.
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Ladies Dress Goods.

Black and Cold ''i,ks pln and striped poplins.
lcluincs. rich style Bar ,thci and Grcnadnc Can
ON Grape Sh wis plaid and iis'd Chali DE Bcsc
md PclS n Cloths. Lawns in every style: Cacocs
t;nghnnS Jacnnc, Swiss l;uuk and Camb.ic Mus.
liis Swiss and Cambria Elsings Insertinss, Flounc-
ing Col! RS Chrnsct cs. Sleeves. Kid Gloves Par
as"l. Hosiery and ;oyes; CATERS. Boots. Shoes and
-lipp r. with ! rye stock Of the latest style Of
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soadcE.g aGa t'eHa'a fl3sitiie.
TsSlE FAIL TERN of this Institution will
: r.la,ncnc. on MONDAY. The An day Of
H.,'efibar. uMl viii continue as Formerly, uli-
der the charge Of
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FRENCH TRUSSES.
WEIGHING LESS THAN y OUNCES.

=
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CkNpWLEDIED by the highest mclc1l M
"A 'hortics Of Phil cphir incomp rablv sumo
rior to any oher in us Sufferers will be e-lt,ie,l
% lie I'm that The occasion now oac.s to d ocure moi
only The lightcst and most easy, but ~ urlblc n
Truss rs any other in lieu of he cunlro,ls and nm
comfort !b!n article usually soil. There is no diff.
cnlty attending The ting. and when the u ID is To-
ohic'l. it will ietainits position without change.
Persons at distance un die to e III on HE sub
scriber, can have the TRUSS sent 10 my address. bv
renting FIVE DnLLAHs for the sin .c Truss or
TEN for the doublc-with measure round the hips
and st ting side effected. 1t will b. cxrh nged to
suit if not fitting by returning it ut once. unsoiled
For Sale only by the Importer
CALEB IL. NEEDLES.
Cor. Twelfth RACE Streets PHILADELPHIA.
y Ladies', requiring The benefit of Mechanical
supports. owing to arrangement of The Internal
Organs. inducing Falling of tho Womb Vocal. Pull.
monary, Dyspcp c. Nervous and Spinal We kncss.
are informed that compe' cnt and experience
LADY will be in Attendance attendance 1T the rooms.
tsct apart for their exclusive usc) No ia Twrirrn
81. Isl door below Race June q ly
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MEN a. BOYS STR Az HITS.

Pebble Braid. Sinnet Straw. C..ntun do, Canal
do. Palm Leaf and I.e,horn
Hardware. Quccnswa.c. Groceries, Bacon Lard
buckets. Tubs. Brooms. Newton Darling Whc t
Scythcs, Gr IS do, Scyth. stones, Rii,A Gras:
Snnthcs R.kcs &c. IIunc 8.
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ATTENTION..

T5NtTE Subscriber dcSirouS of rcSillninw his
Il former business OF Surveying and Convey
amcing. promis IS to accommodate all who de
sire to u .troniZr him. His office will be in
Elkton until the 18th Of Mare, II next.
l n,,arv % 1851 .JDIIN JANNEY
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TAKE NOTICE..

VINIIAT C. VI. MUNSON & BROTHER.
l. having procured first rate Watch Maker
from the city of Philadelphia, arc now pre-
pared To attend to the wants of their CUSTOM
ers, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, shall
be put in condition to be warranted for one
year. Jan ~
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,,,,, -----.--
VIZ ~, ,'"h =, Esl D'st o' Ehf ,f llff'
l. h"'-'-r a''hcrS' r''''licS ana nther.. can
i'''"'.' "o r'mt"! cqI'. TO ~. oh'aS en-
w." '-'i''''"'' '"' D!S"h'ef!' c"I'c' CHROME
'''"p' 1"'"',! = o'' '"',n'' i"o' F,
80" H''Nn'>,, c"'t' o"rhS, s"t'ih2s' ca
w., nv i"''' r'"S' ."''c' S.l"SS' F''i'> !"
"','o' ."'S'' o'rm' 49, ~ , "ocs no, aN'
'.i '"t "'?"! WIZ Nv '''"'''', an .'at Is
,;'aa,: ~ ~, "",' NC II "re"'u'n@ 10 'he
''''"H' "'H u!,.c'c - an 'h".lsn rtinea!'
''i.I "'e "Icu ny imam 'he ""t'h' l'r h'""
:, im-'u"' "n' .''''"tu ~ ni "i'"' us cure
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STOUT 4 FORD have inst received good
~ assortment of Quecnsware, which they
will sell very cheap, at the North East Depot
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Rit!er's Family Medicines,

D!TTEH';c nMpDCND SYRCPOFTtR WILD
II CHERRY AND WOOD NApHTnA.-Eor
con Tbs. Colds. Ashmh Broarh.tis Whoopiu.
foush, and all diseases niintto
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Is one of he best proper ,ons of the Il for all
l's' of he lhr"a' AMI Lungs as hors rn,l- can
"+'ity. 1t contains M ,rcot.c it n he giv II
wi h pc,tact safety To 'hc yonngrs child. Price
twenty-five zen per hltlc.
EiT'rEE'S AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
For he cue Of nyIp,p4,. Dirr hoe. Low ::p'ri s.
Nervousness. General pcbili V. a..
7 his Ior will he found hi llv hcncG .ial in he
huvc disorders it Is pleas to the tas T. and VIII
rirvn in shor time all those DIS rc.sing feelings
t" which iEspcpti's are liable. \ few doses will
sop the most obstinate DinrGho,a Procure :, bot
tlr aad b. cured ut once. Price fiji cents pr bot L.
iuTTEliS PICTORIAL SYRUP CAEMIN Atm +
This p.cpIr ,ton has he n in use for over scvcny
YEAR in Philadelphia; i: WIS formerly manuf;c
urrd b. the and-t thcr Of ,hc present proprietor
aml rs n soothing sytup stool unrivallci Ii
quickly rcli vc< c"lity pains and promotes m,tur i
sleep in infants, Price . GEMS p b.; lc
NANSWFITEN'S, OR BLACK PILLS.
Also k:1wn as M"rivian Pills Hurts Pills Dutch
".iiis and safe puryuivc and An'i-Blious Pill and
iiver niS per box The ib"ve IN dirin, can he Oh
t,'inc'l of HE sole proprietor. l. l.. RITTER.
July = M . South Front St. PHI IL
NIB. \ liber discouu; n.d: To Erus siS'a and
~t"rckccp'd.
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Man and Bows Wear.

Black. Brown and Blue Clio hs; Black Docskn
very superior: III ok and Fancy Cassimorcs. SAT-
IS. Twrcds Jeans. Co ton;lcs Ganhroons Nam
kcrns pl lin plaid and striped; Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes. ,;aitc.s Suspemic,s. &c
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES,

"ANING enlarged and rclitcd the old
IL Store, we will be pleased to serve our
friends and the public generally, with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes. suitable for Parlors.
Stores and Offices. We have also very
large assortment of Cook Stoves of the latest
and most improved patterns. Also, Il full
stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. made of
the best materials and in Il workmanship man
ncr.
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Black Sack and Frock Coats. Black AMI Fancy
Business Coats Murscillcs. Duck. Mcrino and Al
paci Coats; Black Docskin Pants. Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants. Linen and Marscies Pants, Shirts.
Collars and Oycralls.
ALSO
Erown and Blctchcd Shooting and Shifting. Bed
Ticking. Striped shifting &c Groceries. Hard
ware Wooden and Willow Ware; all Of which we
VII sell at reduced p.ccs. An early ell is respect
fully solicited. HUGHES BROTHERS,
North East August 3
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A ND ii is important that every family should
IN be able to measure its flight, and TO OBJ
serve the vibrations Of the Pendulum how il
makes mp the hours, days, weeks, months and
years. There was a time when this could not
be done by ait, but the improvement of time
has brought about the time when every man
can avail himself .. the means Of marking the
moments as they hy, BY calling at the
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ALEXANDER EVANS,

MI FEEVy q dItsSs.
MAY be found at the Ollie to which he has
Il- lately removed, opposite the store OF
William Torbrrt, EST, in the building re-
Gently occupied rs the Post Office; or AT the
Office adjoining his residence, Ellton, Mary
land. April -. -.
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married people, or those contemplating mar
riage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
LIT no father be ashamed to present n copy
of the E+cnlapius to his child. 1t may save
him from an carly grave. Let young man
or woman enter into the secret obi cations OF
married lite without reading the Pocket .Escu.
lapluS. Let no one suffering from hack MED
cough. pa in IN the side, restless nights, merry.
Gus feelings, and the whole train of Dyspcptc
sensations, and given mp by their physicians
b" another moment without consulting tho
.i.scnlapius. Have the married, OF those about
To hr married, any impeachment, read this truly
useful book as il has been the means OF say.
Ing thousands OF unfortunate creatures from
the very Jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy OF
this work by mail, or five copies Will be sent
Cor One Dollar.
Allrrss. (post pad) DR.. VIM. YOUNG,
Jc lSy No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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Rail Road.
Phil. WU1Nd But. Rail Road Lin,

Phil. WUlnd But. Rail Road Line.
MA &C., 81
TNlIE TRAINS between Thil ,delphia an Il
Il Baltimore, will pass Elk,on toi the pres
Get as fol!owo:
FOR BALTIMORE. FOR PHILADELPHIA
LIST train, IDa AN. LIST train, + AN.
Ind - ~ pm. md g 1Da AN.
"rd 8: 12t night Bird :. lir.M.
Pcrryvillc 81 =. NJ. It'll " 8 Pm.
9TH g 10, Pm,
BENZ. WELLS.
Elkton. Sept lG. '54 Agent.
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TO Sl.Dls.ISAlEN.

ID ACON, fine lot just received and for
ID s,lc cheap, by STOUT u FORD,
aug II North East Depot.
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TTANO.-Lcttcr A, Peruvian; in lots to
" suit purchasers, by STOUT Il FORD,
ang II North East Depot
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COMPREHENSIVE.

"AEING associated with me in the Tin,
l. Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
W. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Aldridgc u Staples.
March il, 1854 FREDUS ALDRlDGE.
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DlCKLING VlNEGAR.-Purcci cider Vim
L egar for sale by STOUT 4 FORD,
aug II North East Depot.
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Watches ana Jcwclry Repaired
TIME IS ON THE WING.
.3.VD T.1RIETY STORJ

EJ~All articles warranted IL be as rrcor
men ted, or no sale IDcc 10
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DRIME Dried Beef, Hams, Bolognc Saul
l. sage, Cheese, aud Smoked Herring, by
Sepf9 WIN. TORBERT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

Morals ar WAsB,Neror.-N was
well meant, and indeed il Was q natural
thought, 10 put Congress away in new
city, remote from the centres OF trade
and influence. But the experiment can
hardly be called very successful, so lar.
'Congressmen,' says a letter writer, with
few importan, exceptions, are idle and
Indifferent TO the public business. -
There are 230 members of the House,
more than one-hall Of whom are new
members. Many of them came here
impressed with their own local import.
ance at home, and become mortified
and Disappointed 10 find That an ordina.
ry member of Congress is OF no particu-
lar account or consideration whatever
in Washington. Some new members
are &C I've, ehterprising and industrious
men at home, and they come here re-
solved to do something ! bot they soon
discover ITS Of no use to try to do any.
thing aud coon accommodat th~m-
selves to the prevailing idlcness, convi.
via'ny, and dissipation. The life of
Congressman is surrounded with temp
tal!ons, which 'requen,ly ruin his sub.
sequent business and domestic habits,
and very seldom contribute TO his own
honor or the public veal" Our own
observation does not warran! a dissent
from this impression. and II Is worth the
consideration OF new States and nations,
that to fix the capital at distance from
the chiel cities, does not tend either to
purity of Legislation or the morality OF
Legislators.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

Christ preached mainly against the
Pharisees or priests who assume an au-
rhority which does no, belong to them,
who want TO confne the living broad
principles Of Christianity, eternal rs the
Deity i,seif, 10 shallow sectarian doc
trines, who exclaim in their pride, Il
thank thee, Lord, that am not like
yonder SINNER"
Freedom of conscience 10 one, IL we
may 0Se the expression, o: the most in
alenahfe prerogatives Of every human
being. II ~ particularly claimed by ev-
cry Protestant American. The Spirit
ualis,s have become such, after a thor.
ough investigation, being fully and con-
scientiously convinced that the Almigh-
ty has opened new channel for the
reveIa,i m Of his will They
Slaves to sect, they take no private road,
But look through nature up to natures God.
Now we ask every Protestant Ameri-
can, we ask In particular the citizens OF
Rhode Island, who have always shown
a noble pride in their religious IiberaliIy
and Christian forbearance, what right
has ihIs lecturer, or anybody else. 10
assert publicly that they are insane, and
tha, simply because they de i've their re-.
ligious belief from different source than
his I What right has he tn with one
broad assertion TO sweep them away
from the list OF reasonable human beings
and TO hurl them beneath even the brute
creation We for one profess to be
true Protestant. We protest against all
assumed authority and despotism OF the
g Pope a, Rome, but we protest no
less strongly against the same coming
from the little wouid-be Popes among
the Protestant clergy. We believe
that,
Whoever mounts the throne
King, Priest or Prophet.
Man alike shall groan. ...
What a contrast between this lecture
and the one on Socialism, to which we
listened a week or two ago. There,
what deep conviction, what pure moral.
ity-here, what trifing ridicoIe, what
low scandal.
In giving publicity to the above, you
Will greatly oblIgs. ,
Respectfully, ETC.,
DIR. w. +. REH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

BuRsrNo ORA LIVE NEeRo. The
burning oI a negro. alive near the Csy
OF Natchez, an account oi which ap-
pears in The Natchez Free Trader 10
one OF the most irlghtlul phenomena Of
the peculiar institution that we have
ever had TO record, and will match ip
atrocIiy gladi;orial and inqFsisoriab
times. The slave, according 10 the ae.
count, struck white man, and the De-
mocracy OF that region, no, waiting iov
Justice 10 lake It's course, inflicted
Lynch law. The vicii n was chained To-
Tree, iaggols were placed around him.
while he showed th greatest indiher-
ence. When the chivalry had arraag-
ed the pile. In reply TO question il he
had anything 10 say, lie 10 reported TO
have warned oil slaves TO take example
by him and asked the prayers Of those
around. lie then asksd isr drink Of
water, and after qoafIing !, said-"Nsw
set FIRE, am ready To no in peses."--
When the flames began 10 burn hsn, IN
his agony he showed gigantic strength,
and actually lore, d the staple ffsm The
tree and bounded from ihe burning
macs But he instantly ieil pierced with
rIhe-bnlls and then his body was thrown
into the ilames and consumed, TO show
that NJ such being had ever existed
Nearly 1000 slaves from the neiQhbos.
ing plantations were present ne at q
moral lesson written 10 characters Of hell
fire. Numerous speeches were made
by the magistrates aud ministers OF re.
lIsIon (iaceiiousIy 90 called )to The slaves
warning them that the same tate await
ed them IL they proved rsbellIous 10
their owners.- n. Y. Tribune.