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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-29
From the London Antislayery Reporter.
SLAVERY, AND THE SLAVE
TRADE.

We select the subjoned extracts from an inter
esunS letter. published IN the MO3HiHq Herald of
the Z5d January ult which we are sure will Le
read with much pleasure. The writer contrasts
the present condition Of Brazil with what it was
ten years ago aud Omits the following statements
as Illustrative of tho advances she has uade to
wards the abolition of the sayc-trade 70 her coasts
and of slavery in her midst
" Ten years ago, q very serious and prolonged
rebellion ragged in the southern province. the Rio
Grandc do Sui; at its head were old Peninsuar
officers Ut skill and courage, aud it aimed nc sepa-
ration. The Rio Grande do Sui is now ono of the
most loyal, us it is one Of the most prosperous
provinces Of the empire. Both its population and
ITS wealth are incrcasing already il has received
considerable European emigration slavery is al
most unknown in it; and more than one English
house hay large estates there, on which the settlers
are principally Welsh.
-
Ten years ago, Brazil carried on an enormous
traffic in slaves the slav"trade was then associated
with national prosperity it part and parcel of
the policy OF the country. Now it has entirely
ceased the most severe laws have been passed
against 1t; laws which Lord Palmerston circulated
throughout the world as models of legislation :
these laws TIE Government of Brazil has most Wig.
OrUusly executed; the traffic has become uduus
amongst all classes Of natives the Old Portu-
guese slnyc-dcalcrs have dccampcd, and now turn
their attention aud their ventures 10 Cuba; and
expressed its belief that the Brazilian slavetrade
VIII not again revive And in place of slave inn
poriaton Brazil is now attracting European imni-
grafton the Emperor has estabi isied German col
ony round his rural palace Of Pctropolis with very
great success many of the coffee plantations are
being conducted with free laborcrs and in the re-
ports Of the Presidents of the various provinces,
statements showing that free labor yields a profit
OF 10 per cent against profit OF only per cent
ON slave labor are appearing. The domsctic
Soye'irade too, is being crcumscribod, and slaves
can no longer be freely sent from one province to
another and finally. a considerable lawful trade is
springing up between Brazil and Western Africa
"Ten years ago, Brazil chiefly cultivated sugar,
that article being principally the cause of the
sloye-trade and Except in the United Statos) of
slavery. Sugar has ceased to be the chief produce
Of Brazil. Coffee now is ; and the change involves
m immense alienation TO the state Of slavery in
Brazil and has tended to bring about tho suppress
sion o. its share in the African slave-tradc. 1t
has also, may remark, rendered Brazil less
formidable competitor to the British sugar col
Ionies."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-29
A SON SOLD As A SLAVE.

81, the executor Of this deed of slave, Lo Wan
Foo, being destitute of funds for the purchase Of
food, became desrous, after consultation with my
wife, Of selling a slave my own begotten second
son, named A Chaou, aged fourteen years, having
been born in the noon watch of the 18th day Of
the 9th month Of the Woo Kea year, the, l4th of
Taon Wang. i therefore gave information Of my
intention 70 the chief Of my clan, and first sought
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-29
ANTI-SLAyERY BUGLE.
A PLATFORM.

John G. Whittier proposes in the National Era
basis for future Northern political action, which
we published last week. The Standard comments
upon this as follows.
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NOTICE TO CREDITl RS.

NOTICE l. hereby, gwen tn,t IT,
y >uhscriher ha> oi.t1ined from IT,
Orl,hah.s Contt e 8. Nary' Comfy, i
= arylahA. letters Of al i.i pa:i -,
the p"fs;Pnal eta:c Of +. l.. =. Bur
'nIl H.. la:c of all county eit""a, ed
All per~en> ha>in ,c'aln> a-nia III" sal.
decea, cd arc hrrrbv warned 10 "Nti'l
the >a'rr. With The prcreI vcu'hcr, tie"
81. to the sub~c:ih"r on or bc'"i" III
18th dav If Ap'il. $50. other"i .. tf@r ,
may h. excluded from al! benefit Of 'ho
~aid r,tafe. Giyrr under my hand 'hi.
18th dav rft 'ciuhor, 1874.
= THOMAS l.. DAVIS, Alm'r.
r OFT. 2j,h, 13J4-lw.
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7EANE relnovet t91Ie "a - warehouse
! 4 4 On LIcHrl SF4sEr WHAar. eeI!.er q
Cossteas sire,t. otros;te 10 ItIteto u Ge
house: 40. e, AMI have in store an VIII cCi4-
tnsss. 10 keep large ana general assUEtn4, II
|. OF GROCERIES ana LleeC OitS, ~ WfpcL
Ley Big lave 10 call the a;teElIn VI NJ:
chants. Farmors. PAINTERS a31 olil'T-, i..e an,
II; Sc tl.at a.. wha rnEY 'aFor Ten v.-,a !
al vii fsni L - to"r ih.Pra-t Z dral. - Il
/, -flf raSas where re rro4sto nor orrn S-it,-
Eactor1 =. fey ,nav he -r:,,rIled 'rt"s wnui
enprnrr:i; T.. III rsa.t0 whEgiKtt.ey ! ave aslHa
SUGARS. v.z.-Ponq PGc. NV Crlean
an 1 Cuba % a1tg-a q. LA. EIusaef aPGl
yer;zo and Carte ;. az Gsl nr"ut. raLes
MOL As;. E..$'-potto Rec, New 0flean
Z sYRUP.-New Orleans 4nl s'rgar ITeu<f
Cor Psl|p vsa: 4 sd r
+. aCOFFk.s Ola Gov s. Java. RIO, Wi..te
AMI Green an LagrayIa. 3 s.--
TEAS.-'nper'al. Gu-powle7. Young
TIy~on an EiarE,P' =. glat'S-. 80, ..
S'ric,es ofeve-y fteseF,k'52fa' ground and IN
fc,!lI
!. S,atcN. rnl,eo. r7wa an Caetiie Foap..
Sperm, AtamanI:pp AM I'a'lnw Candles.
A'au att6fcd HdEagso OF SuFeEGF quail:
h ne aai -tSrouni3 Aicm ':.f's. Cocea an
Cl.oc0ae Cra., AID CouBncIf.} f8'-tmiy. n
ira IN! :-,.!sr..,p Flow. p. ou. am "a
stor!'er- and !, wis Tar ~ fcsi -r'T
an Gem Jon 'a,ap ~, 8.a ksne. GaE'eH's
enrf. Cigar. ha.l'i"' II, - ~. q
FisI.. Coron Yam. LII. Eofe and ], Pr
Tn ,PS. 7.s. -a .
.L!GUOES-seps.,or h. ard rO-
rna,f.r P.-DIic,. nta,h n, . :ng'e, Grand ies,
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or To Psrsors ort q Employment 60 !
$500 A ~ .OO0A YEGn.. - q
cHiEcE TO MAKE MONEY ANp 10 socnf
s BOCK AGENT y WANTED =

Z
1--WE Subscriber publishes a. number IA
D. most yafuahte Pictorial Books. yers non
sa,sr aid OF suaL a moral and rehglous ii.t.s.-
cree tflat. while good men may sa.4ly engage
in tier cHcu!aEonafhsy VIII ceaser pfblis
benz Il, and reee'Eena fair scapsnsasita Tor
Their laltT. a. - -. - -,
GtT6 men of.enierprise and tzet. this bus.
ir"ss oi!frs an opEcrtuni;y cor prp6tabie en-.
rio! me u selkSm 10 be NET VIII.
0cI-Pprse ns.wish sg to snesgr III their sale.
vii reeve prcmPAy BY pal a Cseulaf con.
ia Eng full particulars, With "Directcns IN
ersohs ti:poyed tb act a. .Agfnts, !" fcgefksr
with ti.e terms en- which iItty win tesfuh
nisheds BY addressing The subscriber, pos
paid.s.iF9 p TfasT -es - - ,tslsssss =
ROBERT SEARS. Fernmssxn, u
Isl Wliiem Sirss, ,A;ae Jeuks
SeSsaDber Elsa. lsS4
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

FsNEIE subscribers arr cvtrn-iv,ly en-
U gagged in manufacturing ClcAEs in
eonarh Town. 9. ary.> county. vi'h
a Nicvto fn~rie hinG, "cT,hnt hotel
keepers and others IN bis section nf the
State with their sunpfins. ~ n'i,e far
bel, that ;,aii hv them II thr "i.i"-. fcr
a similar a.ftrlr. AMI unn~ AZ :,~frry
tcrms. OrIrrs ne ,oii.i AMI " re
a'tnn4ed to with rroup'ar~-. 2 Wing
upon 6nr county friend - III u in our
new cnterpGi .c-v " AK u? "i''
HARRIS & c. -AI'ER
Loonoch o&n APii =. ST.
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.aBAil AR.

e The most sucee>yfpi rensedysno~ in
/ use for tie cure. OF Goa susEPiiun. Bron-
chiti>, Canshs Colds ASTHMA w.
peRi la Il 60, AtHg's Evil. diseases 81
, thu Kidneys. -LiKeF-, Sc. = i
Il is ,inple., II ar prepared from the
Cellar Tree and. fined according TO 9
family recciEtlw ID il has been IN pos Is
sion Of her fanilv for the last twenty
years. Ii actioR upon tie sv>i'm l.
not. in Tie. least manner, Of purgaliN c
nature. bat topic: rengthening lie
stomach and wi.4lc ~ stem, and ash ting
nature td4.hrow of impure secreti"nS.
With ifreniaining. are the sure bc@et-
tnr, ~ Cons uri, sion. Bronchitis. \ ;hma,
Dy>PePsr.T i'ea - ottl'e kidneys ard
Liver Rhcun.aii> m. and all Iatleeilcns
All, my from an impure state o. the
Blood -. .na.-f .sH .aH
IT, Read the following euinions of
THT.fF ~ F,aE NttSI fNINI.Ar iY.
Sit iAhS ~ 1Fii trttfoFN 'IliN"RE,
Baltimore. Niawh ~. iS5l.
.ltas. p. q. .iiurjs-- Deor .Nadem: IL
S;ves me ;rnat p!rasure in rcccrnmcn-
cir- TO rahlic iavo- youI valuable tned'-
Vine. Cedar raF,l a; at, .eNccI, nj pre-
JcLt,,. ar curative in tie first stages of
ggon"hial afectlons or diseases of The
hIs.-s had aIfuiaSa VIEW valuable I, nic
Ncnrs fc~rcctftA'v! r. VI. Wii-hi. NJ II.
| uh~crir". " it'll rlraf, ure MS Il fifl cen
fIcu"e 70 tie ocod effects Of tla C"iar
Tar. a prepared and sold By 3lr>. \ ~.
H. IN many cases Of MS q Ina ~ =
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TO HE FArMETsCF@T f4HY.S

- 71NCHA ( .rCHySOT fs-.c
Z, rrw IN ',t-e al r.. .a'c TEN
NtCf.SI Pr1pEB WHAT III
AND SEED SO En-. hi macline
1.-The Gr.t -ucccs:fui dill ID in TIL
country. l. ha- been imp'ifed ard i'm
r'ros cd hv he oiiriHal ratentce every
wear fer he Ia 4 ~ wear. and be now
Relieve 'ha' h' la perfected NJ of he
r:o,t II Gfu; !abor- a,ine ~ a"hinc, for TIE
Farmer hats .ncN in NC.
We .a.c ~! oprerared 10 furEi h the
t-'i ui'L.niI-t en- ,Ir;tier- IN irplc-
rent. ~. r"e4tion &c farm or. i IL
lied 20 tEa follow ~ article 81 our own
1:anufs 'u.' II ..hpei. iIauov.. Culti-
vsfor. Vice Fan g sR Cradle. Straw
Cutter, Corn heller " beat Tire her.
and lEur.e Power. Ga ting BIZ the ion
or IN. -lr piece Tor Plou III and machine,
Al ~, y variety oi arti le> TOO nurrer-
GU ton entiop. 10 all 81 bI h ihev y onli
re>recffu!iv call he attention Of their
old f.ieud> aud pafroa-. a-.uring them
that all article, ttev Manufacture hall
he Of good materials and voraman- hi.
and old on a rea, enable Terms a.. tie
can be lad ri ew here. f.
COTTINGHAM s. JOHNSON
No. III Pratt street, conner Of s
.aeszsa . 70 HolmgxwoTth, Bait, Nd
August 18Th, 1853. -ss.ei = v"@
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1T hEI.
Each 5. Ticket ,idi.c, H." hol a "a CLc
\ ta.'> sLbsCrTrCIi t. IT, i.4;.>t.a.c f;...i..I
l. teiaFy ala unEIt95 "a. 'oLrna. a e III.
', UCLE " CgII az L FUCr .1,lu.ss.l... 20
t.e hAhbt., ii { u V Toe y ri :. an. :. O
l, on .. Ito 80. Orr llus4I, LII spy,.v
rr.,n LNtS;L.g L ta!S tuTcu Gus ta,ast r. t.
H. I'll weEh q, lis Or lssr fr1;ucv. III azure
Glance 10 ra.ze dFpfnlnr b. - T.cl at
BY 6r- VIII a-sorete. EetLgfavr~ oE t.oIt,L-
t, Wien puTcla c an e.Cgaht ICr;lat {;
4 10 ssaoT Lat. asfC a correct and e!al&.r;..e
lIaFyxtg o. his [ GENTRY ..sss.ssGe r. tl.e q Il.
IL WEI 4 Gran In r. % il rur>.ch WI bc
VIZ. .yy r.. GF,t -
When tie. 5QC,e.Q tckets a:e sold, tie
PrTsr1. WI BE rae aitle =, q a O. a { L.
riticr a! oin:e b, L" ttLct 10, ers Z. az,
..a-e N,.e5en to gTr.'ast IA, abr Lave b.,
&! 10 oo -i>trib,''n, a. SAL eIer ct! {.
an. Sat 4, tciy O. al conCer NO au u eUc
TN the ncI' ;is.l.g raEi IL VI wall l. .
II. e'< a.e berg ~ gsta" ., b. al a.a,e, q
Ie,l Il ,ye:y GAR to .CoLtr,. -, i :
Il abe 10 ,oHciu : 4 ~ t.e t.t.Ir!: Q ".
81 on tegth2na't n to '.a-T:e>t tyic.
.tv .hLCtb nel's-aIr uT tictst ~ p. { Le
Tr's,i - - IL ST. j.: !sh c. tt CT -. es<
tL'y w-shgIe asahes : stb ~ .t-t e.. o-;'..
ilI.e IN Iuanl.er o: tie paEi.iptr o. tic rrti :
e,ty. an a! lay 81 etv I+lv en tie ION, a
BE III ,u.fGi . lie Un eTtaI-.rc. m: tho rer.
.,iiI d. and sarSs' -ory d :; C.IGE O. ga
BIKE I.aI4.e. Gil Is. W Ia t'n G.! Is are ayvar.
Ce Lc!;-ers U-Lfts si-all al q be promptly
NOTIFIED a 10 Wi.at Gits thsy VII r. eve
sny morn 81 L re,ai g tod g Ilits ma, -pn
| eLia EHl thrcrgh IKE -.eiIce OF. tie Wor, %
Lar. wh'Te a'sO nay be had any resi- on s.btt.t,
rcCIsn,e desired - r.-.,
/ M or ers b. mai IaUs; b. n, ressei. cos.-
raj. rcon~y enclosed, TO J. Gooe man Ha-s.
, u crh.'s Hal, CT and sac, E7eaawsy Asw
York. an tie Cokets, with copy of!the ia
per. I'll b promptly forwar1es 70 any par Of
! SA<ass4 .wa--4Ss 20 ys@
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

grvFeoyoa a.tf foslSSs n stsiS,neu, far =
-n.hiraD gUuiii Jezaaly. forssds.la,t
SIX years, lla's been, snllerings ami
gratdaisy sink:fig uEder' the efiects q
ttsa.z6stae ssisas tIid alarmiag sii<saa... the
consumption. !. altepded with : min sul
cough a..ds frequent hsnsoFshage iii tn
lung. BY the adSire OF friendsran
sphySiciasiSa Etrlei res ideHre ola 60,
nionik> farmer South. but not. recei,in
99aRs dee idcd behlft lresortei TO means
which it's natIn al for a person 10 max.
Gus OF hen giten, ever BY medical NJ.
tendanis4 a. hopeless case, that is, the
various dseFtised medicines eor
tInsed 90 tst one remedy after another
.swsrtt'0ct obtainins any relief, us,fsp bv
: your req oHti.endation commenced ,asinr
the Cedar arr Al that tilne / had be.
some so weak that vas obliged 10 give
mp ny orlce and practice. | had only
taken tlle. bottle, WHEN was conyirred
tIias the medicine " as doing Snod; as I
continued tostake the medicine. icon.
'tInGedsto gain in strength and NV
dl>ea' e 10 Yield under its influence.
am now able 70 perierm The Iabors of my
rfarii e, and lconfdeEuv hope TO be soon
fully re, tered toagy former good. health.
! consider the Cedar lar the vcrv best.
u not the only Iremcdy tor the cure OF
di>ea>es Of the lungs and chest.
VeryrespcctfulIy yours,
w c. c:UP. Dentist.
fE rAED AND REFINEnEY
RS. b +. >ORRlS. 40. ,S43 nal
III OF STREET. BAIT.
For sale hy WIllIamH Garner. Vile
own Midland uv alfre>pectable druggist
throughout the United tales.
Iu!! Is, 1851.
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$500 SFyN y:

- Az -~u~ fr-.t., the. el.-.. iLer.--e-
IA siang nea' Lepaari own. a me-
gro woman, named Henrietta Yuuhg.
The said " oman ~: ia'ei, u.cha cd hv
ne at tho ate of the. rcr oral late If
John ) at,ir~lcp d'''',f. Oh. J., an n,
30 wear ot aL". .'.r.,. - /. hut
stoui hu't. andcfslal. ~o"s nxi..n.s, iih
aperccpT,l, darlzt, ! II aro,.n,i y c c,r~
ner Of the ri-h' ey". h,5vo;e away Il
new striped warn frccl. Jul Ia :akrn
other C!o'hing viii her, be above re-
ward viii be psidJii' AIKEN ut Of ahe
cnuntv. II 'aksn TIT abe & o,tu.y SO re-
ardNill be giv, ~ ~ siher "a @ "a
be delivered or ecured - that he he
got again '-@ III = '''''i
'T~'i-' IGNATH-S THO reO%.
Leonard g. n. l. O. :
Way 1lh, 1S54-,Er a..
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90 -e.s bfry respectfully,
Sarah Mullen. ss2 French street.
COAST .RPTTO.A' CURED!
Rishmond. Anil "a. 1852

.Mr. p. Horton Keech- .fEeni for Cedu
Tay.--Dar Sir: II Is with n sense 10
gratitude, and de sire that Others. 1sufFeT
ing Eon ii, ease. NAV be iLGucsd TO IT.
tie Csdsr lar, tAs: Fam fd9atu pSooy
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REN,pE mi / CI Pr Of KI>G> iIII
OF Two WEARS 81. ,NII\C'


.N"e 3 3 .i"rris- Dcor .lirdon, In
II" cary writ If 1880. I took q severe
'u'@. IN con. "qucn"e or Which various
md ',rra' 'rtfrriDH> came. upon ne, \
'rr.." ~"rc:H'nH: tur,ur was formed on
The rIrht >i"r e. nv neck >omc'in q
af}"r nv. hal'Fs ahi Joints sweIled. and
ant. rrnntlCns appeared on my hands
.@ud arms Y. ungs he"am" very na,ich
affected. and! experienced GREAT diff
CIlfv IN brca'hinc Nv face become SO
much swollen and II toried that nv most
lp'in:,tc iri"nds did not know me. Soon
! after hi. crUv!iore began to max their
2TrrarauCe around nv throat and cars.
and ipGrca: ed in size and -number Until
| hey amopr''G To- more thap a dozen.
a"d >"4c Of hen large enough TO aslrfi;
I Iiy finger NaSthen made aware. 10
ny, horrnr. tLat .as afflicted with that
! dreadful ii. ease, Kings Evil. in Its
wort and Hnst aggravated form. \
/ number # II" most .killiul phv, iaHs OF
. this civ attended ne for a long .Irle.
/ but without any te~i.ivp relief. Some
cI-Lt months ago. commenced wing
. ven! ! 't6T 1 II. .FiDTUinC 10 lt> tiTPCt
+tiGns. nWaIdly and oiIt vardIv. n. the
ii-l Q had u ed Is q or three bottle.
felt change for the better. The ef.ip-
tinns. which had been inactive. apparent
" wgtlnut any Vitality, and emitting
nothing hnt alfhin waterv Substance,
commenced omatter freely and assume
a healthy character. an now using
the elel en,h bottle " improvement,
ha, been gradual ard onward, and
embrace tIr-stspT'o rtnnity to- inform YOU,
and am happy to DO o in the hope TIA,
it viii prove u efll to others similarly
afflicted that IN all respects my health
ha> ~cnderiuliy improved. and regard
NV. elt indeed, a. quite recovered. be
tuu.or ba- sub ided, tie swelling and
eruption- have di, Spreared.s rpy breath
ugi natural and easy. and am now able
20 20 about a. heretofore. In fact nv
una! good health ha~ srrtuned to me,
and feel a though j had never been
afflicted. be. ing s hicb ! attribute to
the ,irtue Of The Cedar Tar. NO. +.
.a.-- ierv respectfully, zr
Sarah MULLEN. 90 French street.
CONSUMPTION CURED!
NJ - Al "a rCsa
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rnce SO cents per bottle. Humric-

Fnce ~ cents per bottle. Humric-
hous & Byd, Wholesale > gent, 70. 30
CommeFk street, Sd door from Pratt
Bait. tr,Tn whom dealers can be supplied
si the Foprietors' lowest prices D
AseltS for Saint Marv's county. Loker,
Aheil& Co.,, Leonard Town, C. Wathen.
0akFite.st = ----st1l Ass ts.~sI sJli
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. y lth .lnn2h, respect, ---I--
Your otdt. Seryt., Fletcher White.

sFOodt'o SICK. LuFlfIF'9IFT CO.. ID.
Dear Sir--hiS il 10 certify that. nv
SSife Suffered severely for a long time
with violent pain in her left Jaw, so m
tense that she Was unable TO chew upon
81 for five or sjS weeks. procured a
bottle, of your linimeat and before she
had used onejhalf she'was entirely cured.
-sss s.es -2 - Reuben all.
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IAC psrpnr.

CNT"IIIlF'W Z. tn
.s5dsEa<ton. Nj. Ian l0'h 1881.
Dear Sir; SOM IN" during last yea
:, ] wsx sn severel. : I'll rreh. III, i.un'ha""
= a. 10 be for n"ariv,u"o DAYS unsh!" Z
.'iurn'.in my he'd ~ r"linvr whirh haT
rrcotr<e 4, III" us,ta' remedies. bit toJn'
no relief u.t' hapnilr ! ".aS Induced =.
..trvsNour .iH"s,in,ahl. lintrmnt. Whi in.
y uIeIia,ri y .. Iies'd ore after two aprIica-
lions. Yours, Sc.
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It's 'yiSsa5," or l..J.., gSrou< o. seeming
, yeai's er5*GrFL to tie unique F.etor.ai
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sf : ''., = CERTIFICATES

Ecrrhv ce~'ifv Ills sf,e' n 'r'ei Ct IT.
-. noeLirne manufactured nv Nr. ;. i
-tinrkrrs. for sRhrumaiism. having NJ
, chased a ho,,l.. nf him aat-iriirt - cor
slider !, The be-, r"updv Rave ever s'e'
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WASHINGTON. Z 90. = 1871.
Notwithstanding the general understanding
that The friends # the Nebraska Bil would say
nothing IN it, favor saee tie summing up to
which IL author is entitled. there i every ndi-
cation II a hong and rexaiioas discussion IN both
hou.es Whatever the motive that prompted
the introduction Of this bill. or which subsequent
Is led 10 a division Of IT. objects. the excitement
It +. destined TO produce i greatly 10 be d pre-
Gated.
Already the effect long ago predicted has come
t. pass New issues for tie benefit Of politicians
have already been sprung, not only 10 divide the
North aud South still farther. but 10 divide the
South itself. The National Intelligencer, recog-
nised for many years the organ OF the Wing
party has formally broken ground against the
BILL not because territories are hot wanted, and
the introduction Of the bin timed aud neeessari
l. leading to dangerous consequences. but be-
cause forsooih il violates the wretched compact,
known a. the Missouri Compromise which its
bet friends knew to be unconstitufional-alrea-
dv broken in fact. and never observed in letter or
in spirit by those who gained everything by its
passage.
How far this manifesto of the 1ntelligencer
erect the minus hI lllt5-t III tff f7HaRi htib
once regarded il as authority. do not kLow, but
most probably very slightly. As an abstract
thing they might oppose they would have pre-
ferred that the cup should pass; but as practi
eal.tangible thing. that must be decided one way
or the other, sooner or later, there can be no
doubt but that the South will 60 for it to a man.
How long shall the South endure the position
Of football and being with all her rights and in
terests the subject of the speculation of every
unprineipled political jobber Are we right or
are we wrong Have rights, or have we not
l. there no way Of putting at rest finally and for
ever. the only question that has ever seriously
disturbed the community and good faith OF States
confederated and equal Is there another Presi-
dent to be made out of it, and then another =
Andis the South under professions of faith, never
vet justified by 'irorks,n to be made in the hands
Of irresponsible party the instruments of her own
destruction ! These plain questions put in
a homely way. The time will come, and soon,
when Southern men must meet this question, on
other grounds than its abstract merits. Let US
then beat least, as wise the dumb brute, who
seeing the storm provides for its coming.
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Preparations in l ngland for war.

The late advices from England represent war
a. highly imminent and FAR preferable to the
uncertain state of things existing. a letter
in the Philadelphia American. dated London, Jan.
u. says;
The admiralty are making rapid additions TO
the feet. The Caesar, 81. new screw ship is
ordered TO be- commissioned BY Capt. Robb She
viii have q complement # Ia inen. She j. be-
ing rugged with the utmost rapidity. The Illus
trions - which was fitted az a block ship, with
out steam power.has been commissioned by Capt,
X. Harris. The Basilisk. guns. paddle wheel
steam sloop, will be ready the first Of February.
The Dauntless, -. tscrew) and the SIMEON, II,
are 10 b. ready by tile 18th The Colossus 50
i Immediately 10 be fitted with the screw, aud
eat ready for sea. The Bull Dig. q. sieamer, was
PIT into commission yesterday. The Cumber-
land. -. ia the West Indies. i Ia be called home
and the Boscaweu, ~. j. los fitting at Chatham
Il al the government doek-yards additional
hands have been put on and overtime i being
paid. IN orfer thhi the taeutY vessels 81 var, 10
be added to the naval armament 4 this country
a portion Of which i for the North sea heet-can
be- completed without The ieast los 81 time; 40,
that the war once commenced. may he proseeu-
I'D wiih that ncentration ii forces, and the
prompt application of gigantic resources, which
VII compel the great dlsfuflser II European peace
u accept whatever terms the western powers
siaall dictate
The Baltimore sun relates a most significant
event a. touching the belief Il the members Of
the Government ia the probabilities Of tho main
teuanee d peace which occurred few days ago.
At spithead. the arrival Of the British man Of
war Thetis. after long cruize. Is zoon as she
had let 60 her anchor, Rear Admiral Richard
Dundas steamed up 10 her IN the Fire Quecn,and
on boarding her, ordered all hands 10 be piped
to the quarter deck. and then addre- -ed the men
lie acquainted them that at the request OF the
Board Of Admiralty, he had come down 10 let
them know that England aas on the eve of war
and that trar icih Russiu lie told them that
the country could not dispense With their seryi-
ce-, aud therefore, instead Of being pad Of, they
would be paid d1icn. Ho know that, after a long
eruize, this might seem hard, but the exigcncc Of
OF the country required it, and he was sure that
they would hook upon The announcement in its
true light. They should have few weeks run
after which hc felt assured. they would net a.
British seamcn had ever done in defence of their
/ country.