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pINEA r9INI LINE NO nALTI:a I'm.

Mokh- PSI TCEb1 IF5 g. To ss6 nAIIJ;
FARE $! oNLY-Ths public are hereby In -. .'sl
K Moai having been entirely Teas,sd and
every Ie.pee on the route be,seen Richmond and BA
Paenssrs BY this agreeable and economics. line will
and TeseS bss@oGe in me :" Of h nsh
securing connection With the eiseren, lines Of Baltimore
Returning WI, leave Baltimore the afternoon
Greek sennes, hight line Of the Rich.
TnS Ss1 s@d S ssS the
but with meals board Of the
@ of
ps his asreeaSs tsoony for
and $50 for seon, elias. ditto including mea for the latter
further particulars through tickets pply the once Of
the and %STo ssa
omce R. p and p. r. Co.. Richmond March G. ;S4.
their and eOamodous Warehouse No. 81 fon buildings
iS s Ss
Having m,de and advantageous With
BILE trade respectfully solicit an exan
nation OF our assortment and prices,
market would US, assurance andns
sfn cites anS viii sasrs saSS the sa%e
to any who a's' favor Us with call.
s.cyS dozen sSSa Pen Fen and and Poise. Snive,
500 and nH wase Rs.
1900 Knob. Stock, Pad and Closet Locks
800 a, $3.50, = " q ;Ia ,tu'N ,Sn's
% bench Egs@E and Ia,has mssh, 1' and
SEQ "AEaes" 'RoNaRds." and other spades and shovel,
geo Gro Gri,'laia Plated Iron, Tea and Table Spoon.
SS Is SO Si 6aS5sa si rs,'S; sS,sShoe'
5000 doc. Hand, Mill, and smiths File. and RAsp,
5000 gro. Wood screws
ERs. q S:HsI:sn sna Percussion Caps
ls9o Log, OK, rnh, Back, Breast and Halter Chain,
Double and Single p&Tr,i shot Guns
Sa P Ssss 5 Com s to 60 and nShS.
ss!sdgs' Hand ID. ana shoe, ns Hammer, -
BS9ss aud Bits P4as. and Plane Iron.
sEeaths, Horse and Mu!e Collar
Brides and Bride FiIngs
s'rrup Irons sPars Buckles and sadery Hardware
Hog skins. Pat, and Enar.eled Leather
shespskins Enameied Cloth, Canvass and Duck
Iron Aiie., y to siaehes
iIaf,, sroEe Feloss shafts and cash Maker, materials
WIFI o.e article Usually Kept well selected stock
HardwATs. fei4
aE E,is.au, isTRiis Fo.: PNsIiIONIRI.E CLOTHING
The seISeI h.y6s jus. from New York With
YORK, Philadelphia aud Baltimore respectfully
snas and hs public generally stamins hi. stock
gsh and American Cloths, Casmr.- ycsiings,
ss,ss; M!:; v:Ss; gs;S s.ss; v.,'los.
Paris six vevets Dress shirts aud Collars
Merno Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; socks
susTsndrTs CrAvatS; ScaTfs; Ties; Pocket Hikfs
Washington and Napoleon Crayats Money Belts, &c.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
sGPer blk brown, olive and green
Pants and Vests OF all styles aud qualities
Kossutl aud LAmaripe over CoAiJ
Esqumaux Wrappers, English WhlIney
L!le, black and brurn over Sacks
r-ter7ham Over Sacks, all colUTs
Tdrkish Smoking Gowns
Gsutleue us Velvet MoTnin: Gowns
Do Travelling shagls
do snow Storm arts, Gc. SC.
u. u. SPENCE,
oc9s No 100, corner Main and Governor SITS.
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600 M sSSaE sl gil ssE II .t aAR

REDUCED PRICES.
J. d. GOODMAN will date 10 close ont his
cnre stock Of Ready Made Clothing store greatly
Gced prices or cash ony Tor the purpose open Spt.ta
ber With large stock ~ tail Goods wholesale trade iMrr
chants throughout the State Nil his in nnd al
respectfully socitel call stoc IL never
varied; Gooi. better aale ~ ", stok Il
copieie comprising article Of Grn:et,eus Wearing
rSTe ai 81 the Latest sTles greater opportunity Tor
the reA,es rsein has never borc teen cere ia
Tie uoodl will be sold. J. II. GOODMAN
No 49, Main STREET, opposite Ia SQUARE.
N bCoihng in suits, :or house seTyaata
poTtunity. Call and see. "
Iayiy
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INVADE w. wOoLDRiDB, Grocer and Commission Scr.
w chant, Offers for sale:
20 hhds Porto Rico, Cuba and Osugu
50 package, stusrrs Loaf Crushed aud Pu'erited Sugar
100 bbs DO and do do
20 hhis reboiled Mo,asses
~ bbs o Moasses aud Syrup
70 do Richardson's No WhisEey
81 do Tuscaloosa and Common do
70 packages ounpowder, Imperial and Black Tea
100 boxes Soap and Tailow Candle.
100 do Sperm and Adamantine do
t9D reams Wrapping Paper
On sacks Salt
10 teree' London Porter, quarts and pintS
LOO dozen Bed Q rds and Plough Lines
~ hhds. bacon, Sides and Shoulders
50 bbls kegs and Pals Family Lard
0 tierces Rice
pipe OoTra sup old reserved Madeira Wine
~ qr do " Cette Ma do
u do burgundy and Pure Juice Port do
. do Pale aud Dark Sherry DO
20 boxes Caret do
10 bJls Sweet Malaga do
o do my importation. and other brands, do
u baskets very superior Sweet OH
pipes Noeps Imperial Eagle DIN
DO Imperial do, good article
] puneheon very superior old ia. Rum
hsf pipes Henns''se aud o. Dupuy % Brandy
DO DO DO bpgPny :. DO
70 bbis Apple and Jack do DO
10 tons SWeeds and Country Iron
so kegs Nails, Cumberland and otheTjran
900 bag. RIO, LSguayra, Cape and Old Jaws Coffee.
hspee Pspper Ginger Coppeass siareh Ogar o. 1us
Mills Pes, white Ginger, Cotton
Cards, window Glass Indigo, Gg Blue Painted Bnckeits and
Boom Powder and sadnes All Of which has been purchased
AZ lowest price Tor cash, and viii be sold IN o TO suit pur
chasrs the lowest price Tor cash. good and Punctna
toners on the u.uai time. api
n hkkNnuIEH WHITE suLL'nUH wATEit-PRiog Rg-
NH DUCED To TEN DOLLARS PER BARREI.--The virtues Of
this Water are too veil and Wiley knoUn 10 need word Of COM
nsndatioH.
70 bis, fresh and in good Order Tor sale ty
my4 soic AGENTS for the Proptttofs.
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EniCKET BOAT Pl.orGHRoy Fon

EHithET BOAT Pl.0UGHROy, FOR
u NEW CiyTOE-ACCoMoDATIO ,ssSSSrS-srssTls-s
DAY liNE-The Subscribers will commence
running their boat PL0uGHBoY, Capt Ro T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND SEW CANTON 2srd inst Tuesday
next Great inducements hereby
to the travelling public; all night avoided aud
SSg or sHSing the bo, st all places in the day time.
Saturdays arriving in New NJ Of the same dav
Eeurang-Leaye NEW CANTON. at A. NJ, on Mondays Wei
nesdays and Fridays arriving in Richmond the same
day. - '' - " >
fARZ the shat the line Msss
BOYD, Edmond Davenport
ohee on 'ih street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
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'ED TRrsL ANN orN.nn n

Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Nslon-pin..,t,,,
Ndsfurtiusl.
Ahstdrd-B BLACK and wh,,.
Onton--silver skin; Whit
fortuga'; yellow and Red.
Peus-Extra Early: H.ylx Ma
mashington;d Frame; do ChaIi,
soh; Dwarf Blue Pruislan: ia
harrorfat; Bishop Dwarf prcliso
.Pdrsnips-l.onE smooth
french; Guernsey.
Pdrsiev-Curlei.
PePirr-L arg. Bell. or Rail
NOSE, Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
80 m y L in-LaTge Yeilow
RAn1drb- Victoria.
= RdddfA-long Scarlet short
Typ; Scarlet Turnip: White do:
o. l .. do; Long Salmon; Black
~, Sa,'vy-or Vegetable Oyster
SpinaeA-Roupd leaved.
SnuSh-Early Bush; Bell.
low; Esg.
nrnip-Eariy Flat Dutch: aa
ne, NED Top; Large White Norfolk:
white Globe: Ruta DaKa; Dale.
Hybrid.
- nerbs-Annise; Carrovay;
rhyme; Coriandsr; Lavender
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer sunni s sarory; Sweet Mario.
60 WIN. PALMER.
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.snnnesre wAnuAsssa oAppAs ssssa., Va.
ssftests have just rseeylng n.ir ssas
ah ..pn Of f.ssh and r.palps GARDEN SKID ~
OF mr. David LApdreth Philadelphia the assi, ~
sons hsSa noy 20 ssssi.y know per-
,,.1 M me oo~ngeoDPrise part assornsn and
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k 49, 80 AsEA

<~snn>T NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE-RSDuCTION ot
n FAKE 10 BILTTHoHE AND PHLiiDfLPnid-on
18th instant through tickets To Baltimore
and be obtained OF this Company over Their
roa,- via Washington, the following terms, Viz; -
Baltimore, At,
philadelphia, at.....-. rs
through OF Washington aud Baltimore free OF extra
daily lines between phla
depSs New York. at rates varying from " to - Tor each
n prcposonAtt for second class
sr, the loss for cheap and comfortable
trip 20 New YORK. -, g.,
through above allow reasonable sourn IN
Baltimore without detrincnt to privileges
conferred by them. - . SUI,
opros r., Y. a r. r. n. o., -
~, lsSS 4 hulS
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER COOL

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
QIAHIFS & BHhOKK,
No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
gsPECTPULJY beg leave TO the
Ia received Of the SPRING GOODS
opened In this market They on the mos,
accommodating terms complete assortment every
be tedious for Adyrnmen Merchants visiting the city
will please give call determined good
terms asAny iouse In this or any other market mh0
AIOrICE.-The Partnership conducted by the
~ Is thlsday dissolved By mutual consent.
RICHARD HILL JH will pay all liabilities Of the Arm
Their Of the partners will receive What be dus 10 them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
THE sUBsCRIBRR leaving Richmond returns MI, thanks "a
his friends who have conhded their the hrm
hopes they will continue tsr fsyos to Mesns. MIL RAW
LIMOS. u. W. TALLY.
RICHARD HILL Js and EDWARD O. RAWLINGS Al the old
stand Main street below the Banks continue
Of Negroes Renting Houses Collecting ~ Claims
RICHARD HILL. ia,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
RoIVovp Pehruary i.1shi--ts2
HUlIIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iridium Ene add pla Ted
PEN, warranted not 70 corrodt. This Pen principle
entirely new combining all the sdvan;sgss elasticity and
elearnes quill with six ufoss the durability Of
and hus tnTey obYiang tie only objection that has hher
existed FgAirst This will found AZ
Invaluable article IN Offices they need Nping
snd sehoO they w not tpatter cut the hnntt paper
and are warranted 'H'feorro'''' Sor sale h,ys ain.
myq Ro.saR.in street. opposite City Hotel
UAissOiI TtoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Copartner
~ ship heretofore existing between the undersigned ie
solved HAMUFL q. DUROD.
April 20, 1854. FRANK sHAPfR
The ansis % the will be settled BY me-
~ Intending 10 close my busntsS will hereafter sell fu
stock on Ready Made Clothing, At cor, tor cash.
APIS
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MEN a. WBJtTC DRESSES
u Beautiful Printed Linen Cambria Dresses
DD Rtnting Dresses
ftrptd, and other Printed Irish Linens
Flognced OrgaudIs Robes
Do Befage do, rich
Check and Plaid silks Al 90 Maln street. -
pys cHRisTfhN LATHRoP.
XNIHE DISH COyERs.--we have recently opened
w full assortment Round, oval and Obiong Wire Dish
Covers usef and desirable articles In the season.
for protecting milk and other yands from In
leets ADD aies, for sale nj l8T Main street
rm1 BULKLEY 4 CO.
y my6 u. ". SKINNER, Cary street,
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Lkrrvcs--Esrty Cabbage. Ron.
Al do, Curled India, bross
India. '
MEios-Sutmss and ci,rou.
hAsrunIrpM.
OKnA.
Geld.
PAnsLrr-curlsd.
rAnsxir-sugar.
Prls-Landreth's Extra. Far.
Y frame, Large Marrovht.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
PP.rrss-Pietiins, Larrssws.,
'RApisn-Long Salmon. Ian,
searlet, white Turnip, Red 40
Black Spanish.
kHrnAhs.
eAtsArr.
SrisAcn.
SQuAsh.
Tvhsir-fiat Dutch, Red Ton
LArEe Globe. RutA Basa, Large
Pcr iissss-A.sortm.n,.
from d. Landreth, are offered or
:, IRON the Nurseries OF ID. Ian.
= subscribers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON q BROTHER,
V d. Landreth, llb Main st.,
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srnNa ,SSSSssn sS,iRssssSSis;rss 0supS,.

sfnls2 AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ASsSiSiHHi s iSSsSsS Ha
Thomas skinser WIN leave sSie1noass ZOE a8eAS
ss 1rsa a
a. Ta sS IxaSrSwS Captain o.,.sDr E..e.
soss Es.srnins N. M leave ReSnOsd every
These steamers stop hours a, NORFOLK going
Passage % New York. including meal,
these ship Norfolk are charged
ahsi-a LupIAM WATSON.
sSs I6Tis aN@ snAS ;li.I .,S sss
U to LI,rips,.oo. ss; Fare
rr n.s,s hrSSSaS LyneAsars By Boa.
0s,rd'rile ne.' day ata, ~ arrive in IS,inSon
Rs,urnlnr leave Loriusscn a, AM Tuesdays, Thursday,
and sa,sra.ys nOsaciyie
ana sSYp sp %SSDs
%k.Er sn pm. s., =. ,a ask
s s;sT;s yEEIsSTTSSIi captain psSa Ts. &
CIR az Rfcaf3SS.A caS Sa%s: n HssSs
One Of these splendid Rehmond Tor PAna
Sciot to receive fesas Ssiaai1sissvs Pulls.
s1ns a. svs as Ss. al iaa s u 10
and Tuesday morning. which day they will discharge their
These splendid have been hull, expressly une
sh s9.ns is SS,.s Lie
ns aSs and syssy paid Sy our ass%%oa
goods " ~ "
EAR REDUCED.
This route for independent Of the eheAps', aud
rosaeeoai., shipping Psurs be accommodated by
through ihs, place with dispatch.
Fssss ssss Sslt
For freight sSsss tt RANKIN ss.. N. p..
r s. An good; by hl, line from rSlaisphia vi. h discharged
wharf shall be considered by ths Company
'T aAs ROBERT HASk kEsa,.
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FANx Fkoa nicHsoSp

rAaes nsNep oASAI kSo
% Virgiai . and fennsssc. IL tsas1s3
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MIRw DOOR nY C1l,nLKs LryEK.-aronn ~. N
nEMEnY IL, niarrhsa samns. ~.

HD plant Dysentery, Cholera Morbus Cholera fnntr-
HaHanted 70 eject cure Has been used Of years
with entire success. Keep the bottle well eorked.
DRFoTioSsA a-spoOnui the same ouany n,
water sUeetened may given three on four times
day and repeated on going IN bed for child
po an infant half the quantity be given same
grown person take abe spoonful every hour violent
cases until stops the gripping purgng. ordinary ess
tablespoonful four times day and one going bed.
PepAred and sold by DOVE Co
ieih RisbmorJ 4,
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CHILDREN'S SHOES.

UpERp AND PORK 20 bills no. beef; 10 66is Me. oTg
Nd 10 bbls. Prime pork for sale by
mh2T " n UGsKrvs
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SsOhrsthlsb WV AND hNNDSDIE--lust received at
- the LADIES' SALOON, lot Of beautiful Tan Cor,J Ga
tiers for Children. They beautiful article
around ankle and the prest Dress Shoe for Child that
Also Misses Tan Colorei Caters Black Jenny
body.
Shoes for little Boys.
Some Of them are made Of Calf SKIN others OF Patent Leather
into different shapes, with stump and heels.
The assortment OF Misses Chdrens Fancy Shoes very
good at the Ladies' Saloon, are invited 10 call and
look at them. W. II. ADDINGTON 4 CO
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RhRGAiNs-BAkGAlSs-I am In recent OF I,,y. ,,,,
neht o. uhna Glass ard EarihenEare, the
trt "l many n-u and handsome shsp and pat.rps IL
Wle m choice stock q Fancy Goods Looking nm.
sale and retail puTsiatrrr '''''' " WI" N"'''
g gstsLnga 70 rdgee stock, With view making
customers, or parsons Purchasing Fr each. ~ F'''
good order "' ''' t,,,SSi',,, y ~ kgsls IN
tlls '..'il ~ hAl
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Thirty YKNRs, yIsw ~ TIIg u. :. sENATE

survey Of this work the reader will End evenneTs
temper, freedom from maguity which, In the
ee evidences Of authorship would dciedi thu pretenons
~. bsnon. Vas especially struck with historical
uces o. Lowndes and Pnckney. His fair
I lhs good od patriot citizen John Taylor, OF Caroline phi
oopc ami dgnlned deneation Of Macon the glow
lng aamraon Whieh the portrait touch Of John RsnGop
o can only be painted ~ keth the dignihed chapter upon
emerson Madison and Monroe, with feeling aiusOns 10 i.
death All unite 70 make this instructive and
ormng he beaut drapery which has been gracefully
eTful production" Wv w
from communication to the 'Tuquirsr," June !.
Published ~ subscription, and 10 he obtained In Richmond OF
MnnnIInal
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These vessel, are all OF the nr, class built the city
more expressly for this trade and
passengers They Csptain wei,
quansd for the trade and who will spare excT.ns to accom-
modatr They will be owei
may De relied on to sail promptly, a, advertised.
Merchants rng North, ordering New York will
Snd 10 'h,i crest to ship by this Line frigh, always
isfAeton. " " Ne''S 'A'
We respectfully hope succeed In obtaining full share
Of patronage.
Goods shipped BY this Line to New forwarded free
any other Southern or Northern port. -
The vessels will lie Rocketts in N.v yo,l
Berth Me- i, Coffee House slip, GOT Of Wall street
DAVID CURRlE Richmond 4
O. II. PDRs0N, New York lAvrn,.
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THNhE DA9ukkRkorfPk Akr a. praetssd BY wATkHuksT,
With all the improvements Of the day,
himself worldwide reputation
snenee without proof OF such assertions but, the contrary
shsh have 80 rapidly .ueesedsd each other In this
palm Of victory when competing with the
lands Mr. w has also gained that highest Of all honors
confidence aud the public
Of throng His Gallery which are
ereoscoplc Licensees In the improved
Evey variety OF Cases frame Ac hand
and AZ the most satisfactory prices.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-23
che Anti- Slavery Buolr.
Salem, Ohio, December %, 1854.
fIICHIGAN.

No more fruitful field for Anti-Slavcry labor has
over been cultivated, than Michigan. None has
ever rendered a richer return for the labor hostow-
ed. The people are enterprising, intelligent, given
to free thought and ready for Investigation. Dcs-
pitc therefore the violent opposition Of ehurchc:
and politicians, the unpopular principles of the
American and Western Anti-Slavery Societies
have there found many noble men and women who
have first candidly listened, then cordially embro
ccd and faithfully devoted themselves to their sup
port and dissemination.
Our faithful friends, the Gri6ings, who have re-
turned for q little respite and to attend the FAIR
bring most cheering accounts of the results OF this
fall labors in that state. OF this indeed our read
crs have been already a%pprised, by their ever vel
come communications During the last two OF
three months, Charles C. Burleigh and Andrew I.
Foss. have with the Griiings, been abundant III
their labors. Everywhere, almost without cxccp-
ton, their conventions and numerous other meet
ings, have been attended by large numbers of per.
sons, and the important truths they have told have
produced their legitimate results, most healthful
moral agitation. The abolitionists show them
selves in hearty earnest, by their jealous efforts
and liberal contributions. Mr.. Burleigh has now
returned to New England. Mr.. Foss is still in
Michigan, where he will he again Joined in few
days 10y the Grifings, for several weeks moro Of
labor in that State and Northern Indiana. The
Michigan Anti-Slayery Society is prosecuting its
work with a prudence. zeal and devotion, which
cannot fail to he highly encouraging to ever,
friend of freedom in the country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-23

New Hampshire, every male inhabitant. except
ing paupers and persons excused from paying tax
cs at their own request.
New Jersey, eve5y wlito male citizen Of the
L. s..
New York, every white malo citizen. and every
person Of color, citizen Of the State for three Yeas
who owns a freehold estate Of $3.50 value, over
and above membranes, and shall have paid a tax
thereon.
North Carolina, every free white man. mo
free descendant of a negro to the fourth generation
inclusive, though one ancestor in each generation
may have been white, shall vote
Ohio, o,cry white male citizen of the IS.
Pennsylvania, every white freeman.
South Carolina, every free white citizen.
Rhode Island, every white male citizen Of tn,
us.
Tennessee, every free white man. No person o
color dislranchiocd, who is a competent witness
against n white man.
Texas, every free white male person.
Vermont, every citizen Of the State and of TIN
United States, WHO is Of a quiet and pcaccaLlc be
hayior, sc.
Virginia, every white male citizen.
Wisconsin, every male person who is a Whit
citizen of the United States, every white person o
foreign birth, and every person Of Indian blood de
claici a citizen. and every civilized person of In
dian descent.
1t thus appears that if free colorod men are citi'
aens Of the United States, they have been Uniform
" treated as if they were not, by the people of ev-
cry State in this Union. The Constitution Of New
York. which is occasionally spoken of as being an
exception, proves on the contrary that its trainers
looked upon the negro as sunk below the general
level Of citizens, but that as an encouragement to
prudence and industry, colored persons we're allow.
ed to vote under special circumstances. The nu.
mcrous disabilities under which the negro is rlac
ed with respect to the militia, juries, marriage witt
whites, and holding Offices of trust ard profit, con
firm that view of his standing and condition in tn
several states of this Union.
This uniform and overwhelming mass of test
mony must be deemed perfectly conclusive. 1t i
opposed to the single condition Of birth within tn
limits Of the United States, which, in case of til
indian, has been declared Intellectual to sccur
citizenship: and yet the Indian, in his perfect free
dom from the condition Of involuntary servitudt
occupies a rank higher that of most Ct the colorc
men in this country. The naturalization laws, i
i being applied only to 'chiies, not only exclude til
c negro and the copper-colorcd race from citizenship
e Int also the yellow or tawny inhabitants Of Asi;
c whose immigration into the United States ougl
0 not to be encouraged by holding out the great boo
Il of citizensliir,-a boon which, if extended to til
o negro, would prevent lis return to Africa and il
u future improvement.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-23
AS ever yours for
suffering humanity,
LAURA S. HAVILAND,

CoLoRED HEROES OF THE LAST WAH.-Tbe Editor
of the Pittsburgh Dispatch, has been examining
an old Pittsburgh Mercury, of March 9th 1914, ia
which among other items of War news Of shnt day
he finds the following, The Privateer General
Tompkins had returned home after a brush and an
escape from an English Frigate. The only per-
sons killed on the General Tompkins were two col
ored seamen John johnson, and John Davis, whose
sailor heroism, the captain compliments as follows:
1.-The name of one of my poor fellow, who was
killed ought to be registered in the books of Fame
and remembered with reverence as long rs bravery
is considered n virtue. He was n black man by
the name of John Johnson. A 24ib. shot ssrusR
him in the hip, and took away all the bower part
of his body. In this state the poor brave fellow
lay on the deck, and several times exclaimed to his
ship mates, "Fire array my boysl-.No hal a colon
.dowR!
"The other was also q black man BY the nams
of John Darts, and was struck in much the same
way. lie fell near me, and several times reau.s-
ted to be thrown overheard, saying, He ~as only
IN the ray Of others" Whilst America has such
tars, she has little to fear from the tyrants Of
Europe"
But in this day what have such tar, not to foar
from the tyrants of American