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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
HEsKy n. LEEDS Auctioneer
7 APGE and IMPORTANT SALE of ARRIAGES

I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CARRIAGES
IL and WAGONS. toecfi 81 with ONE THOUSAND SETS OF
HARNESS III. II. LEEDS Co will sell - Aroton THURS
DAY June % FRIDAY Sth. and SATURDAY. iaiy 1851 ~
each the Rep. STORIES ~ x Mch!ny Jr a.
No 80 broadway, NO n Grand No 10 Crosby Nos 80 aud ss
the igh Coaches. R0cseweys, Bsouches,
Top Top Wagons sulkys consisting o. about oD
Ns the latest and approved styles being the LARGEST col
ought together other To Dealers,
t se offers inducements, the assortment Is suited 70
market the United States snd Article VIII BE- sold
without The fav0abs The above stock will
BE- sold the urose closing The business OF r. McNHsty IT.
hieA will be opened AID the business carried
WIKI increased and entirely aud well selected
.iCcs.
TfRNs-ATproycd AZ s1 months FOR Of 80 and
Nnid months ~ from +Jo; under ESQ cash.
Cstsl, ri. on the % sale t2f8ll
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obstruction.


4 FRENCH LADY, Pupil of the first masters IN
N Furore ed this WISHES 70 make
n.Tunpsut with either School. Families TEACH
he PIANO would also Lessons IN French Literature
Tie highest testimonials given capacity &c For further par
culars address Mile LATOUCHE No 81 salest Brooklyn
MADAME NAPOLEON continues to receive
NI YOUNG LADIES &. her FRENCH AND ENGLISH
INSTITUTION No West Bsticst. between Clinton AID
South Brooklyn PGreus derous of placing youn.
Ladies Chdren hsshy airy and pie AAni location 10 Board
AID Educate during the would hnd suitable accommodation
the place French the language Of the
establishment Nine will be fully communicated
PERSONAL application Circular at The Institution
DYE FEMALE SEMINARY for BOARDING and
HI DAY SCHOLARS mics thu city by the New Haven
Rsioad All the trsrches Of complete ecucson Tor La
dies are tspEhi Fog particulars sgls g me Psepas MS
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painto, Glass, Er.


rI'fIE AMERICAN WHITE ZINC COMPANY arc
i prepared supply amount of eir SUPERIOR Zinc
PAlNIS either goand OIL and tor color durability and
body the Paints manufactured BY this company contedy
equslcd and their Satisfactory Is garanircd address II US
DERWOOD Agent. No So Beayet.st., corner e Wlamst
ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CON.
II PANY having greatly enlarged their works aud improved rs
quality their product prepared - execute orders fer then ~
PERIOR PhtNls
Their " IiirE ZINC which s dry ground in
raufed unsurpassed for BODY and UNIFORM WHITE
MSS.
method of Preparation beea discovered which
Se Company theu Pt To keep esh tni scn
the A. for any reasonable time In this respect tae fsns vn
sap i0r % other on the market
lhr EIOWN ZINC PAINT which sold snd
ny he the Zine Ore. from SewJet-eS. 10 now ~sr
poecve gua-. When applied 70 non or oe' nc
t,lic surfaces
Their STONE COLON PAINT possesses al the PcPeis, OF ss
aud sgreebr color FOR paint ne cose, dePo ost
30 dnas bridges &c Dsres supplied ON liberal terms by
NAMING SoUlER Agents 10 WHnnsion' "
ZINC PAINTS-French or Belgian, Pennsylvania
II and L.hgh NewJets.y Xn Paints manufactured bys
hl.sched OIL aud with proper dYrIs aud @
sale N vanished of 100 30 aud y b- each by Jt,sUPt
CHIIDS Importers and Manufacturers of Psus DIS, Wndov
Glass, 10 No. ll8 Ne',rst. N'w.iorS
'HINC PAINT. The undersigned, AGENTS TO, the
II WHITE ONIDE OF ZINC manufactured by4he Peaa
aud LeLiah Zinc Go prepared "a receive "es m ns
oud invite the particular attention Of tie trade TO is e
ient superiority others Of American mtDc'ufe ana i" m~
o. ce.sinl competition with the hes Of foreign
confidence depend always ootainns sny a.
Paint which will he found O. seroinend ,sd
tor pus greet body wilderness Prices and tsrs.
rs,faa 3D. liber footing
JAMES T LEWIS Co. No ~ wstsrss
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{. W. HOLMES Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
i PAINTINGS MIRRORS, SILL ER-WARE. Sc.. at AUG
1tON.-C W. HOLMES will sell TOMORROW, tFridiyl June
0 o'clock oil the handsome Rosewood sud Mshorsny rurn
me- the house SD three doors OF Brood
This sse is well WORTHY the attention houcNeepcr as
uus keeping Articles ParOr and Guam
Paintings Engraving. China and Silver plated
ae kitchen which vii be sold
firev without Particular tomorrow.
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YEAST POwDER-B. T. BABBrTT is the orig
Il 81 the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER vaiSS
Yrr-rsfed sol. By him Nos So AID ~ W>shnssn. E~
forx Thss ala ssc. Ia t.sy ssi
y 13
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HENRY II LEEDS Auciioneer-By H. n LEEDS a Co
IN FRIDAY, June 80 at l0l O'clock at No 10 ST

HENRY IL LEEDs, Aueiioneer-By II. " LEEDS & Co
IN FRIDAY June 80, at lnl o'clock, at No. 10 ST.
" LUk- LeOy-st HudOn~t order Of The
al The elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained In
sad hose ooHsstins OF Furniture Velvet
p rdd OTDuu Gss Chandelier Gs Fixtures. .psrdd Roe od
sstn soAee Window Curtains match with heavy cc-s and
tee rch Lace Cursirs top
Center Tables magnificent Pier and Mantle
Carved Esstes sf splendid carved ard highly inshsd
hsnOFoIte uaS by >,oddsd Piano Covers
Rosewood Extension Tables six esr.ut
rirrocoor. Ly Case Mantle Ornaments Oil Cloths Paror
Deer Mats Hal CAs u rosWood 60 Unb.es Stand Bsses
STAR Carrei. sivei-plafed ROD, Rgss, sc.
Seefoos-Ik.esy and In-An Carpets Msho 3e1.eai
Chains hLreoh. Mahogany wsdrobe. Boose.e Tsbl-s
RocktD Vases covered Arm Chains Pix as-s
and bocsiee Nindow Curtains Cornice, Wfnioy
SHADES LAmV. Vsss Mantle Ornaments vita the
nearly ud in the best condition. ee-t e OF he
te and nesfes conditioned sale OF Househ I'D Furniture
(l2aI
GALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT.-The Fourth
- smi Annual Sale Of LOTS Of he FLORENCE sai KEY.
rokT COMPANl viii take place the property Uuon
heyPo on FRIDAY June n at 10 O'Clock The value and
porsne- o hi. location prominent H.rbor snd Depot
81 Tnasrs,ooe as e rrqaire only 20 o. zen .
lave Afyfo,t At " and Union ~ Maps and
iiaL nay e bad The Office Of the Company uiou orr
and PhisdeIhi.. and on board the boat
SHERIFF SALE of CLOTHING-At III A. NJ at
~ No. iis Fulton consisting Of PHO, Cloth C..ner-
cats Cloth and Cashmere P.n v-ss sewing s,lk and
Neeien Piece C.ots Blue. Brown and BLACK Des. Flock
Coats; brsve socks shirts snd also
Summer Goods eonsias q Alpscos Coats
Linen Coss snt Pants Msr,~is yesasi &c Also
cnsers aud xfrfes rol SAFE Looksn Gses Desk Awning
sz3 Fu1e. DC " - 90 -. 10y
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A W. LAID & Co.'S First Premium Piano
A. sssG Of S sd sssSsA as ss
GRAND Ipss6SaL P.no Grand .eoa xAf p q,
10 sgrEhIof Irs sas i'i fao S
TTENTION is respectfully invited to our extensive
coA, No ~ dOO est Of BIo.4
w rA n s.ss ben fd ~ pe. regard the
coa'Hf'e' Of our LIGHT e NEWTON IS
4 GREAT BARGAIN:-A splendid 7-octaye s5lo
"A rosewood PIANO PORTE q aPso. tone s.ra n
pssis he owner gong Europe fu,y wsrTs.'et By
sss.d .stS + . ss be :fsH + 10 f''n1. n''
(,ARIIART"s MELODEONS, GUITARS and VIC.
" LINs superior toa quality and hn,' t9f n q se.
No as Broadway. crpo.ite n. Pan
NHIRCH ORGANS for sALE.-One Eight-stop
9 with r,. "a sof P. s. ono s P. sn fs sboSe
warranted TO be upenST bsvIs No 81 N,cdour..
~ & H. BARMORE offer At their Msuufactory
u. Ne - & % .. cS ,se as
reverse bridge ell other modern Improvement.
HARMONIOUS for CHURCHES, LECTURE
II Rooms 8e.-Ft Premiums a, the woif. f-iI eosa IL
ass: .nd 1slissy capable Of Podsea. DE eject Of
ca hui h, o.: y az: sp.S 1 S is.
n ,a se sod ssr price from 500 Tie .bose price
Includes tie packing aud shipping M IF III ss HALL sou
No 20 Brc.dwsy, opposite the P.rs
MELODEONs.-GOODMAN 4 BALDWIN
tAT II Q s@As q PGEsE MEI66HSs
baney Of these two makes excel a.
ber. a. hey are the only the equal
yaiodson.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher
and Dealer 10 all kinds Of Music Merchandise No SO Broadway
DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS.-The under
signed IN 70 their friends and
public generally that hey have Leased .ad rted the well
heretofore occupied By T. O. Bradbury sad viii
deep hand large AID splendid assortment Of the
PIANOS be found the market 70 which the attention Of
pa. md rs . G. 1 aoksF
DRINCE & Co.'S MELODEONS-Of every vari-
ety. 445 $50 suitable for the paror lodge
small church Believing them to be better in tone more
durable finished than those of other make have
accepted agency and for sale only those Manufactured By
Prince Co.
WEI HALL l. son. No go Broadway, opposite the Park
sole Agents for Prince & Co.'S celebrated Melcdeons
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Ocean Steamers, &f.


A NJ. HINKLEY IL Co., ISriMUS FOR
PANAMA. NJ HlNkLEY Co., long known ~ lsthmus For
and through their Passenger transit IN
and Panama have opened Office AZ No rs Brood
way under the Panama Railroad CO. aud prepared
and forward freight tor California and the Vest COsH
South America
should consigned them Aspnwa VIII the, xn
be promptly transported and shipped at Panama -
hnu Transit TO be prepaid Ia New York at the rate OF enn
Join ". CARRINGrON Agent No 70 Broadway.
Under the Panama Railroad Ohes
AseDts-A w SWEET, New Orleans; Joseph HAYES san Fro
CISCO Nye a Co, valparaiso
DUNNELs q HERSLANNs CALIFORNIA
III FAMILY and ISTHMUS EXPRESS -ThrOugi from Ses
York destination in charge Of special conductors r
Of LADl Els and CHLDRES Wal leave steamship NOR IN
STAR. July Address prepaid, l. STIMsON, So ~ Brood
way New.Yok. RUNhELS HERMANN, Pansma
IT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
~ PINwALL and PANAMA-LDNEST PRlCEs-SUPE
RIOR SIEAMERS.-EXTENSION DE- THE PANAMA RAIL
for the sale Ia this city Of Tickets for the
The ssmDs forming tn agreeable aud
TLr0ueh IN advance of all other lines.
Tie e. Mail Steamship Company intend spstch drectn
ASPINWALL. WEDNESDAY July 8. at o'clock p N iron
pier OF the fast sailing auhip ILLINOIS. hi II
Hsst.ne T. > NJ PaDsps VITA the Pacific Mn
ST. smship Compsny's steamer GOLDEN GAZE
The extension Of the Railroad makes the the hmn
practicable consideration that will induce al who
thoir h. hlh comfort TO select this
n hfAkLEf Oate forwadsr for Adams Co the iHhns
hs perfected his arrangements tor the transit OF aud ts
AsTinw all Tickets b. obtained T
II . transit from J. W. CARBINOTOS 70 10 Broadway a. Va
III West-si.
The accommodations passengers all classes unsurpsst
snd sliour attention u paid 10 the cleanliness % the
fOr freight spPy at tie COMPANY, Obee " ~ M~
ST CHARLES A WHITNEY
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YJVHE OCEAN HOUSE, at SHREWSBURY, n. j..
u ready the RECEPTION Of BOARDERs The addi-
this establishment have been completed The new room.
are furnished b. rnsr Institution Every
and s,vsier bathing The telegraph
from ths viii be Ia operation the M
OF Jolly. HENRY r. KILL, Proprietor
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-SUMMI HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON, n H.-Ths House will DO
opened to receive company, June IS ie5.
HALL, sPAULDING Il Co Propreors
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IO1tFH fft1fNAN. 4,HctiOnrrL
MI ISCELLANEOtS SALE HOC SEHOLD FUR

v1 NITuREOu FRIDAY, June So a. 10 o'clock II at the
teuira sales Rooms. Mloushbyt. Psst BROOK
i've sofss i've Bureau Bcocass Mhosany Cane Seat
Chains Rockers BGf.ads Feather Beds Tables Solar Hs
Lamps, Clocks CAes. Hemp Nartllg Cudery Silver Plated
spoons and Fork, OIL Paintings Nstoh.. &c
Also the fixture Drug Drawers 6l.ss Jars
Nc Also sbout O'Clock NJ small quantity NJ Read Isde
Clothing variety Of Dry Goods CARPET Bags Z3olo Cigars &c
AT private -se-ku-fic Garden Furniture
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Gyo. " JENKINS. Aucf.oneer.
1 OF in JERSEY CITi-POSITiVE SALF.-DU-
MONT JENKINS WI seil a. Auction on WEDNESDAY,.
July p ~ he Merchants kNange New YORK ~ - O'Clock
LOT in Jersey City Is feet 'front.' and By 100 feet deep the
norh eide # Grand 81, known Nanzils map No. 81
Gard nearly sis brown Church being
erected short distance wtedy. Sale Psive close
Tm fourth cash md ancon.er fees balance bond and
noiisase. three year At Interest half yearly.
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pidno-fortes.

!
IHOllANS, MELODEONS, PIANOS and MI SIC.
LL-HALLED. DAVIS Co.'S PREMIUM. GRAND ard
SQUARE PIANOS and AOLlANS with entire on frame
pstcut bridge, which surpassed ia aH7s.
and Of for sale wholesale and retail aaafcur
prices. Prices SO 10 81 900
MODEL MELODEONS"-A Helcdeon with n-~ improve
Halnlin. Boston Mass
points any before the public hy recommended BY the
best sale dealers factory SINGLE Reeds
SEQ, s75 $40 $40 SIS Double, *ic' -I1'
SECONDHAND PIANOS At $40 s7s 40 .l.s .iSa Piano.
and Molo6eons rent
NEW MUSIC PUBLISHED DAItY.-Des.css va. aat ios
their select om catalogue wA
ply st the Retail who purchase
amounting &c. furnished wiki tieae. 10 CryA Palace o. Bag
NUNS Museum, tree. BERRY GORDON
X. Rad
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JosN n. OAKLEY, Auctoneer $500,
GREAT and PEREMPTORI SALE OF FLUSH

GREAT and PEREMPTORY SALE of FLUSH
~ ING BUILDfSG LOTS. in seciers sud iuabic "ot
TBOTFRrY # Auction-DAkLEN WRIGHT WI SCI Al anc
lion On HrRsDAi June i - - o'clock, noon ~ me hr
chant. FHchsrg- fcrz ISL sections OF choice
ard Va ustle Rudn Dock Property situate In the oein
ana fonrlirg Village Fshing L. aud ifoug on Las"
renee John add Dock s Sanford Prospect Nnh aad
Jef, son avs the fushng Raroad and Flashing
Creek Thrss Lots .rlde gently sOliu - the
vearc nland extensive Jew Of Flshns last
RIVER the PGlGGfs A. place OF resdf Il iias"d
prorery within The iance OF New OK brasi
ful Ui good ~ht oOavenent 10 lunches,
S niuaes Schools Public Budngs etc END only shout
walk from III RAILROAD depot aud steamto- f1dn%
from, the railroad steam is
al ii during the y. On the northry part u
lying Flushing Creek there LARGE aud subsn-
fa dock and osge Of about 400 feet The LOIS are 20 be pat up
ir of deep viii positively
be highest BIDDER agents employed them
PER- II udntable sixty per cent OF
bond and t 'he or
deusd maze and tree ckefs 70 view me prep
srry No jB FutOn Brooklyn. " w
BURTls No. As Waters,. NewYok, JOHN +. CARLL.
Flushing
Enoh and Island C leave Fulton Market Slip
Flushing at 81. and A. oclocS,
dali,
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A T PRIVATE SALE. LOT, on SIXTH-AI.-
"A -Four LOTS lying together between ll,th aad
l16h they 10 and 10 feet deep ApPyto
COLE CHIFFON No. 10 Ssssus'
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CTEAM POWER.-ROOMS 10 LET, with steady
~ STEAM POWER In the Buildings Nos and IL Csns
between Centre and Elm running through Wakers Apply
TO j. 6UDU Ensineer Inquire on the prcmises
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yusnranft Companies.

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once No 5Tryurscv corner Of Chsthan %
favorable asshst and damage by IRE D~-ss
storss hefchsud-r. tufuitn-u &c JOHN BRUCE Pr.
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4 I PRIVATE SALE-A PLOT Of GROUND, 100
"A by 80 feet bsndomeiy situated the VILLAGE OF
Jamaica, Lons Island Appl.ta ,,,~-ox, =. 49,,
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DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife, also single Gen
ID nemcn can find ROOMS. FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
FULL PARTIAL BOARD The house has the modern i'm
Within ha block. Reference
opire MOI ct a few doorsee "a. o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

ROARD.-A pleasant front PARLOR and BED
- ROOM be obtained No u East 4ths near CDon-
square Also ROOM The house has all the modern III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

CECTRE ONE OF those DESIRABLE LOTS at
- CLARENCE LILLE, l. L. OF the low price of only $W. ia
very eay Clseucvi without doubt the handsomesi
ban VILLAGE NeYoIk aud needs only be 70 be at
once The Long Island Rar ad through the
ter of ID; only i've miles from Brook aud accessible TO New
York At all bouis of the day in half al hour 800
The ell graded from 6 TO 10 er IN width and onA
beautiful five public humps having the purst
the hands me houses are o.!
ready erecion ana tins really beau
be OF the most
is the haucsomss suburban VILLAGE OF New icN
Title 10 the
THURSDAY at " o'clock and tickets
the under Ined his ohee from - oeoc
JACOB PECARE. Proprietor No. 1853 hesiers'
TfNO be SOLD at BARGAlN.-Two FOtRSIORl
1 BRICK HOUSES and LOTS in 7thsv; one FOtR-srDRl
BRICK HOUSE LOTS in Esi 18th fonI beautiful THREE
STORY snd BASEMENT HOUSES and LOTS Leeav Brook
lyn Ais other HOUSES the suburbs OF New orr Al
~ which sold cheap aud Apply 10 JAO Ob
PECARE. Nc It's Hesierst, from ! to o'clock
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlX
between Sd aud 2ihst Inquire at the Office
Of Empire Iron Works foot o. East 2'thst sLoAN IEt'
oETT.
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BOARD Up TOWN-In cool, pleasant Location .
ID One or Rooms Gentleman end wife single Cent
~. n I'll
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-21
The Speech Of Senator Chase on the
Nebraska Question. -

Last week We made some observations
on the speech Of Mr.. Douglas on his
project for Repeating the Missouri Com.
promise line, showing his speech TO be
sophistry and the scheme itself to be a
snare. Since then Senator Chase has
been received. The great length Of bis
speech like that OF Mr.. Douglas, forbids
its publication in our paper. In Ian.
euage and style i, is elevated much
above the commonlevel Of speeches made
in thot body.
Out of,he facts he has constructed an
argument, which completely exrlodes
the assumptions Of Mr.. Douglas.
With master hand he has drawn the
snalogics, and differences between com.
pacts and laws; showing by evidence
that the original policy Of the govern.
men, was 10 circumscribo slavery and
prevent it from travelling beyond the
limits Of the original States. We would
be glad to see the speeches Of these two
Senators on this topic bound ia the
same pamphlet and read by every voter
in Ohio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-21
opinion Of Ex-senator Clemens.

The Albany Aflas publishes a sietter
from ex-senator Clemens, OF Alabama.
{ to John Van Buren,, we presume in
which no avows his dissatisfaction with
The Nebraska bill Of Mr. Douglgs. All
that he considered necessary was, that
the bill should be framed like thst Of
New Mexico, and he predicts That the
passage of The prescn, bill will bs fear
luI Of mischief
"All that ! considered necessary in
tho Nebraska bill wa. that Il should be
an exsct copy ofihe New Mexico bill,
except Of course, the name and .lescrip.
ton OF boundaries. You ore aware that
| an, fully committed agains. The doc.
trincs of General Csss' Nicholson letter,
yet We both vo,el cliearfully for the New
Mexico bill. It seemed 10 me to be
common ground, upon which all reason.
able men might stand. 1t left the sub.
ject of slavery where the c ,nslituiioa
left il, and did not invade t.c province
OF the courts 10 decide in advnnc
what that Constitution mems"
81 ON too much Engaged with profess
ional duties to pay much attention TO
politics, but think | have seen enough
TO bc certain that the Nebraska bill, as
reported by Mr.. Douglas, will pass and
| think can (orsee tho consequences.
That they will be an. thing but agreeable,
seems TOO clear TO admit Of doubt. A
6ood.ga,e will be opened, and torrent
turned loose upon the country, which
will sweep away in It's devastating course
every yesiage ofthe Compromise Of 1850.
| do not speak ofits immediate effects
| look beyonl. For the present it may
be looked upon at the Sou,h os d boon,
and by portion of tho North as tri
umph over funaticsm. The word peace
will be upon tho lips Of its advocates
everywhere. Like the argel Of the Lord
who stool among the myrtle trees. and
said, I'VE have passed 10 and fro through
the earth, and behold, oil the earth
silte,h still and is a, rest.-evcn so we
shall have it proclaimed that The country
is at rest--.!ha, all is peace-bnt ]
greatly fear that they will soon find that
they have raised spirit which will wing
its way through storm and tempest to the
funeral pyrc of the Republic"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-21
WOMAN.

O, Womanl Thou Spirit Of mercy and
lovsl Thou emblem OF justice, purity,
truth A work, o work for thee. more no.
bic than nun ilnsgines in The split o.
Of his dfssms! Send there thy genial
rays 10 warm up the selfish and treach'
erous coldness OF mans sturdy nature ia
o sense Of juslice, mercy and equal rights
Rest ne lorger in the fatal le,hsrgy lbn'
IS woven around you.
Gentle Spirits! But awake. and lei
reform wafl with the brcezes, and sweep
DER the land. and thrill up each vale,
ill it warns with its spirit whsrevsriree.
men hath lrod. Go OIL, 30 on, "il|
wrong and right throughout the earth are
made knowr." 'Tis thou that has, the
balm 10 heal the wounds OF oppression
and wrong.
Behold, again, the purse prou oppres.
sing the poor and unfortunate. See the
vice, the misery and umen.able suffering
that are the consequence. Thousands
Of families suffering for tho necessaries
Of life. How many virtuous and noble
families are obliged TO resort 10 pr ostitu.
lion to support themselves, aged parents;
bel plcss brothers, sisters or children, and
10 keep them from starvation, while the
tables Of The rich are groanins with lux.
uriss, ground by oppression, from the
,oiling millions. Is there woman that
will pass such as these by with scori
aud contempt, and not extend their gen.
tic hand to save The poor and pcrishng
Of earth. or sympathise with the mislor.
tunes oil the broken hearted and sorrow.
full.
See, asuin, thousand offamilies suffer.
ing from intempsrance. See the crimes,
misery and pauperism that are the result.
See it upheld by the strong arm Of the
law, and winkcd at by the clergy.
See, again, your sister. BETRAYED
(,hough truthful and reposing confidence
by viIlaintus scoundrels worse than
base, with name unsullied as before,
while their victims are enrolled in eter.
nal infamy, with an eternal barrie, be.
tween them and ,espec liability. Who is
not liable 10 err! How many sink deeper
and deeper in disgrace, and why not
they are ou,casts from society-man's
baseness and ,reachery has cast the blight
over them. Where is the woman that
will not pity these poor unfortunate vic.
Tins Of base treachefy ard coldhcared.
ness, and endcavor to use any influence
that will have a different effect. Our
social conditions calls loudly and be.
seechingly for your aid. There's noble
work for you; will you do il?
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-21
MLo! the Poor Indian"

How VIZ distress ourselves abuut The
Poor Indian! Ca,lin, who spent eight
years among them; moving from tribe to
tribe, says that If we know their real
position, we should rather envy them.
He says:
Il esnnot understand In wha, psrticu.
lar we are superior. They enjoy life
vastly more than We do. They possess
everything that they went o, esteem as a
luxury! They have no inequality, no
confinement to business. no debts, no
notes in the bank. no credit system, no
composition, no rents, no tithcs, and no
besgars to distress them. Their rsligioo
10 every wsy more conducive 10 their
happiness than ours. They worship III.
Crest Spirit sith one mind. and without
sertsrish disturbancss ss.-They have no
hired priests and tyPocrites.- They are
hospitdblS sad honorable, snd thsir life
. always :, DE ssfvies of neighbor ia
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