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mdHs AalRv4 thpesDsgA - AssA
In the plsos where the hair ought TO grow.
But he lived Previous 10 tie discovery Of Lyons eel
bsascd kssh.iruet4hyutsonly preserves and
beauties, but storss se hair 10 any period Of
xrs., oo2y thoss Who VIII 1pt try IT. Are troubled
sita ts5dAs. SaaaruG. ossarsh and unpleasant
"a Isus Ae Home S6seal, ~ r
'eNo artisss evss acquired % rapid celebrity And
uniyA epprschaisa = Ltox's KAfuAnoH. Ie
thoss Who have ussdff (and Who has mott the res
son Is obvious Is Its invigorstng and Identifying
effects, and agreeable Perfume. stamp 1t anindipen
sable article Of the toilet
Sold ss the cid price or = cents IN large botsee
BY n desiers, everywhere. vEE sasF
D. 8. BARNES. Proprietof. iss Rrrs&v,y, NJ.
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs

THE great New York Picture Gallery has hljeu
Il into the hsnas Of Prof Stewart who Is tslinS
those feauu nj Dasuerreotyps pes for the low SUN Of
rs cent?. Nov fs the Dine, While the weather ID
BY It we are taking pcturea beautifully co.ofsd
and finished for Is cents.
Gallery ia Pa. avenue, between 9Th and Tth st.,
over G'lmsns Drug Sore, at the o.d stand Of J. J.
WoC dbridgs.
Ihsye two rooms to rent on ID floor.
L. oe-SA
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ScauYLrRIsNG on TIE OrzER srpE.- A
great mercantile fraud has been discovered in
London, similar In character to that Of schuy.
ls, in New York, and about 10 the same amour /.
Forged dock warrants to the extent Of 800 000
have bsea detected, upon which money had
been previously borrowed Several of the
london mercantile houses have failed In con.
sequspos. This Wholesale rascslity will pro
vent Buzz from writing his Yankee cousins
about the recent We'll street swindiers. ]!
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Joe Shillfn gton receives all the NR~
Books and NEwsPAPFRs as fash as published. He
is agent fer Harper's sud all the other Magazine D.
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery Al has Boob
store. odeon Building, corner Of AZ street andPenn
syivsnia avenue. aug 10
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~ EAsTMLN's HEADAcHl RsEloY his never ye
ailei to cute sick headache. Call for proof Of thi
It dILAANs Drug Store
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BAL. OF 4 FARn.-Ar. George Drummond.
Of Norfolk, has sold his farm, near Hampton.
Va, for the Handsome sum Of $il 900. Their.
are lie aores, 40 Of which are suitable for
fillsge. Dr.. Wood was the purchaser.
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EZRA SEsslos.-Mors than the oonssitu.
tioual ana requisite number Of names ssess
.ary to call IN extra session Of the Lssislasurs
Of Thsinia, have ben s.nt 70 Riehnosd.
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PIC MIC AT
ARLINGTON SPRING.

YBE 'Germaa Sser gerband singing Association
4 propose virg pic mic al the above mentioned
place ON FRIDAY next, the 3sth instant. Boats for
he &C ommods'ion Of persons wishing to 90 Will
leave the What on l4th street bridge st O'Clock
=. a and O'Clock p. N and return at aad g
o'ciock p. IA.
A good hand IF Music will be In stteudan-e
Re.reshnf po Of ell kinds at the most reasonable
RATS Il y.
A committee OF pel;ce will be provided. The pub.
jy 25-3s
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HENTL EM Z Ms Furnts htn4 0OOds
VI Of bert 90 ,lties and at New York rfisp--ws
would in-,te the attention OF purct asers generally
to our spiet did assortment Of lta - go
White and CO ortd Shirts -a7-..- "a 1s..l
SIX, gauss, msripo and cotton Undershirs
Linen and cotton Growers
Cravetr, Ties, Hdkfs, Scsrfs -
Gloves, Collars Hosiery, &c. .ee.ft t.i
Making tie most complete variety Of nBe gccss Of
moderate prices, to be found 10 the city
WALL SrEPdBNe,i7
Next door to the Iron HaH
-- Ps avenue, between 9th End 10Th sts,
Aien, three coo;s east Of the National Hot L.
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I OST-Tbis morning, q PORTE MONNAIF,
IL cont lining cue bill from John Sessfo!d, jr
for $50'. note OF James Macaee, for $500, 1T 6I
days after dae. has about ii irty days to rua-snd
some small change. All persons are hereby for
warned to puTcha either aid note or due bill, US
the pa ties hive been adv sed of raid oss.
jy 27-St CHAs, W. DAVIS.
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RAILROAD CossEcriox-The people Of Eau.
quier, Va, in pablo meeting, have declared
that they deem connecting railroad from the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
ROAD to some point on the Orange and Alexan-
dris Railroad, to be Of great sslae to the com
rrnity and great public convenience. They
appointed committees to sound the views Of
landheldsn along the proposed route.
Iax LAST CARp.-Ths New York Hippo
droms hes Introduced . new feature In the
performanee-the foot racss-which has the
eject Of hiiins the house. On Monday the
first race came Cd for three prizes $50, SO,
and silver cup. There were 20 ent,isa- g.
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o.T-This mcrniDg. pair # light rim GOLD
IL SFACfACbES, either m . h, Is, or eth street.
TIE finder Will fe1 eiss q reward Of ~ Uy leaving
them either ct the Gas Office, Mr.. Grippe Grocery
store, La avenue. 10 Iy 2S-Sts
OST-9n THURSDAY last, between Jos. Brchs
IL ard Col Thompsor's, a small leather covered
kEAOR4ND,rI 6oOh, oontaiui q an aSceuut
OF work between Mr.. Birch and myself As The book
is of no use 10 any enc but the owner the ipder
will be rev srded by leaving it with ether Mr. Birch
or myeelf. ROBERT JOHNSON
" l5-9ts : - -
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I AW Bucks
IL A coed collection Of standard Law Books e,
sale In every at the Lowest price, at viii tie
sam can he bought in Boston, New York, or thIi
sdsiphia. PRANCK TAYLOR
~ IL
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x BOAT RIA CE.-Thcse who In nd Il
~ tika part In q eoat Racs for q grand silver
pitc ler, re reque sted /, meet at VESTS Tavern
oear the National heatre, Tc-NOE ROW tFriday;
EVENING, at ,'clocs, f5r the lurress of mat inr
the neces So ~ sp ans mt nts jy z7-2ss
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1--WE DyfGsR.-Gsfter's SprsfsA hN.>uyx,U
Q rs1usdy for LIVER disease, and the nunhes Of Tor
milaAls eyib connscted with . dieeesnind stsss O,
that orsan, = unrivalld ], LNV-LitINT
a persons LIVING in the dy ~ Richnond, might b,
given Of cures effected BY cafters Spanish Mixture
We have only room TO refer TO the ex ,raorainar,
eure Of Samuel n. Drinker, Rsq, Of the nru q
Drinker Norris, Bookasllsys, kichmond, Va, uhs
wss CURED b. two bottles Of CarteF's Srssish Nix
tuss, ster three years suffering from diseaeed liver
He1says is sction on the blood II wonderfu, bette
TRAN al the medicine he had svee tsken, and cheer
ssl.v 1eeommends 1t to all 81 hsa '''r'' .,
s.sSee advsss:::.suasnt. .'.Saset- 'y,',.''''l
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GROUERIES.

ENQUIRIES. ~
HAVING purchased of G. W. Cole Fan &c.
II tse4r large stock ef Gloceres and LIQUORS,
offer to my frenfs and the public great ind a.ment
and pi.dg' that my persenal efforts shall be exert
to merit their custom I, o. -
Country prodnos received in exchange for grocer
lief, at c. Oh prices. = :
jy2!-Sts RAYEfTE Z. MILR0URN
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PURE SODA WATER,

SYLVESTEh'S SODA FOUNTAINS
Corpsr OF ilth street I'd r. nnsylvsniA av, uue
SWANS pA1ENx ATN0SPHERIC)
LNR0M which the puress ersughts Of the Gen
II nine CAR30NATED .oDA WAFER, DRAWN
FROM STONE FOUNTAINS, icy co.d,) may be
qusff7d in cnpious Geiiciousness, nov - no
tive operation, illustrating. ty dsily ncres ing
patronage, the just appreciation q its ssprrior me-
dicnsl properties, end more aZree allie aad Pc . able
Qualities, to the insipid, comDOD, huItful csrboue
Acid Gas. generated in copper fountains ycispt s'ds
Water and under that assumed cospomen cipet sed
to contdine and unsuspectns public.
iy Adm. -
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TNHE Miniature Shakespeare, in
II Yalumpa u
LUMBER! LUMBER.

THE subscribers have commenced the lunce'
business &C Hth street bridge. on the Censl'
where they intend to keep on b. nd genera 81
sentiment Of LUkBER, which they viii sell at res
fonb'e prices fer cash or 10 punctuni customers.
They have row on hard good assortment oil ses
soned White Pine and other Lumber.
jy 1a-im CRIPps 4 WALLER
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7 OsT-on \ ur d ~ last, a pair of gold sPECTA-
IL nlEs. fer which the fnder will be literally II.
wardsd when delivered to the sr, on Let ct. east
between and b sts, Cspi II Hill, where FIRST IA ,
rooms nd hcsfd can be hsd ct fair pric s. n
sHoeqnitofs good cook and wasEerwoman wanted
IL V-1t&
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r EATHER BELTS for ladies' and {, il
IL dren, for sale at LAMMOND,s. 5th I
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ITO TIE Rgkpxgs CT TILE .ST AR.- II. N e.
4 ticIe IN The sun ~ yesterday ;hs cermsn D.
nevolntSouiesy vasrsprreepaetss ossas EWr VI
an At o. I'm rroprfs ty ma Of dis-~ pa evs rds
miri~cs fcN trus inst q mesubrr 81 the toosey
ues feou;iS.d - the proper autboSV 70 reQuSt
thu min st~- o, sA6s<sa If ssrDtn % mum -
possible not with any intention TO be dsreepecfu,
bot for The scye pusp frsvsntioe The msn -
bsirg exposed 70 tne beat Of DE sun - much -
much - potsib,e. Nom. sssre N relation 20 u
doctrine vAs sent anA nobody suthcitssd to enter
into any debate reg srds the religious opinion ss-
tertasuec BY e9&heY. D ! p sTrr TgsfrF AZ
: ~ 2e-as r. osTEshAYKR. pr.sid-nt.,
DuRsE L9sf.- I'm saturday svss,se n snaa
l. Ward Narset House, Was Loot q PURE, o..
taiuine $50 In god q s. oorpo, alton q GeeI~
uote. aud II fn silvrr vt Wa fhs avs-
earned by hard labef, sud vas set,'-.,v s - ~
losrrppsa's 70 the hoder Nv -,
govern one. TO leave It % tue the star one "a =
.uitsbiy re~srd~s 4, "a ass
t9k HlRE-An excellent colossd R0Y,s dave
II He y from the & au<ry ana b ssrusiDngc TO
horses and farn work generally. 1or ter1ha sppiy
70 INO. WATkRS
q. -01.x r serasi Agest and osli-esprsr
< between 10th AID uAstr
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EXCURSION TO THE
WI it6 House Pavilion

V'HE BOoSEtIFLE CORPS respeo' fully snn ounce
Il to the public that fhey viii give an Excursion
to the " hiie House PAVILION, on tha ,fter6oou Of
TUESDAY,, thes Of August rext
Particulars in fixture advertisement
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"ANTGD-A COOK aud CHANBERNAID-
w Apply at Mrs. ENNIs'S, Daxson's K. ", u p
itol Hill. Nv a7HIt.
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!S CATION II Grac. III lrct, 1rland, the loiiow
ing res lutions We're unanimously passed: 10
ReSotred that q reward IF twenty-five dollars Re
psid Ter the arrest and tob vicion of person CT
persons who have been directly or indirectly cen
cprned In the breaking Of the windows Of the Grace
Ohu-ch I.lay d. over one hundred panes of ga
having been destroyed.
ResoIced, That Messrs ". g. Robe t., VIM. Bur
rouchs. and George Hepning be appointed a CON-
mite to carry out the above provision. -.
jy 24-eo3ts
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REMOVAL,

AHE undsrsigced respectfully irfoims his 'rene
2 4 and the public generally, that he has tenlo,'i
e "a betussn and c streets, near The 0d ere
where the businsss Of Pain ing in general, VII v
carried on in ell Its various branches add up
terms to suit ths times. A HvEpLk
~ l7-eo2w .,-. q. .. ..-.-r..-s
A LOT Of OLD NEMsPAPKRS 1OR SALE
"a EXlS Quick may ~
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cAHBoNATED MEAD q CODA WATER.

CAhB0NATEO MEAD q CODA WAFlh.
1NHE only pace to obtain MEAD and LoDA Ma
l. TER very highly emerged with Csrbcnic Acid
Gas, is at Hh B. BUTTS Drug srore, corner l2th
street and Pa avenue.
Tie subscriber wonld iSrite all who are fond Of
cooling refreshing drinks, combined With deli
cious flavor, to try the articles made at his essb
lishment. jy;l-2v
NGATHEMATiCALD RAWIAG INSTRUMENTS
WI from Paris, In cases of various sizes and de-
scriptions, bought in person from the makers BY
the undersigned, and for sale at unusually low m
oss, from 81 % upwards. This day opened BY
ussv zs-e FRANCR TAYLOR
VIE Miniature shakspesre, in a1i
len Nights il, Tsp Room, by q Arthur
We end WORKS Of Burns vols E-s
Siect Writings Of Roht Chambers, vols
German Literature 80.
stories Of tina Irish peassntry
French Revolutions, 8 vols 5..
va ohry snd Anti-Masonrv, BY A Creigh
Isies OF Oh Times, translated from the German
Snamoers Papers Sor the People, vols
Vhambe- 8 Aiscel ano, 10 vols
Inc New York Quarterly Review for July
TAYLOR 4 MAURfS
" "a Bookstore, near sth 81.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Ansy.ieran ST. Barring e circular quote.
. moderate business doing In United State
stoeks. Maryland ives, 81 . o. Psunsyl.
vanis fves, inscription, u . 10. ex-dividerd
Pennsylvania CsatIal Railroad, 90 s,92 ~
The overland mail from India had arrived
With csacstts dates 70 the lst Of June. Trad,
N India dun. Ne.msu from IChiaA had beer
received BY this ARRIVAL $50 80 i3!.sv /.
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T7'3it'b' yt."t2 NM i'.B .uoIiuHT9' I
The Wing Party.-Finding the Viii party
papers Of the North and South engaged in dis
cussing the question-"Havc ve 81 ill q Wing
party among us,"-we may not improperly
state what appears to be the condition Of that
party in Congress, and, as far as we arc able
20 learn them, the views Of i:s members in
Congress upon the question Of it's future as a
national party. Thus, We find that the north.
ern Wing members, Of the school of Msssrs
seward and Campbell, are understood no. to
lire in hope Of longer political connection With
sny considerable political party in the South
50, Also, the southern Wings, of the school Of
Messrs Toomts, Stevens, and Presley Ewing,
are credited with being firmly convinced that
it Is the duty Of the southern Wings 10 no
longer hold POLITICAL afiliation with the great
mass Of the northern Wing party, who hold to
he propriety Of agitation for the re.establish-
ment Of the Missouri compromise. The small
wing Of northern Wbigs, represented in Con-
gress by Messis. Cooper, Chandler, Taylor of
Ohio, md other gentlemen known as national
Wigs, and the equally small wing Of south
arm Wings. represented BY Messrs. John Bell
and eullom, who opposed the Nebraska BILL
slonsseem to us at this time to be very solicitous
for thelonger continuance Of thssWhig party
az sRnational organisation. That is 10 say,
they slons, Of all the Wings of either branch
Of Congress, appear to be willing to 4sscrifioe
something Of their respective sectional views on
The altar Of the nationality ioftheir political
organisation Tits, however, clearly Tie under.
standing here, that they are not backed In their
really patriotic wishes in this case, by any
considerable sympathy among their respective
Wing constituencies. -
Mr. Calhoun, who lived with, the spectre Of
the sFpfoaahing dissolution, Of the Union con-
stanfly before his eyes, sod whose labers were
ooaseientaously devoted to the duty of prevent.
ing such catastrophe by obtsining jnhat lie
believed to b the only prsvsnsivs-4justice
to the South, according to his views Of it-va.
constantly IN The habit Of prsdittsns thas the
6rst sign Of i,s positive approach, would be a
dissolution Of the nationality 81 our cooulntry,s
great religious organisation The next, the
dissolution Of IL national political loprgsaniza
tons, Aitsr Which, seesFdips 70 bis Ase ~
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CUITABLE FOR PREsENTs.-at
- LAMMuND's, 7th q rect can b. founa 4 lara
and beautiful COLLECTION of Parry Goods and Toys.
jy 25-3t
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NM have just csiN I'd large and 6ne sssort-
w ment OF AL styles and qualities OF Boys Gsr.
1eots, mating cur present stock very d-sirabIe,
which we oher To ouc customers and the pub &C. 81
this &c 'son- greatly reduced Ia prices.
Boys Clothing m ads to order
WALL q STEPHENS
Next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
iy 25-3t =
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
4 WORD TO EMIGRANTs TO KANSAS

Couespouaenee Of The N. Y Tribune.
Sr. LOUIS No. Friday, June 80, 1854.
Every man has his stand point Of observation and
is bound TO contribute his mite of Information when that
mite will throw light upon any public enterprise.
Ii has been with great satisfaction that in the West
have seen tie plans and efforts made by eastern people to
throw moral industrious and free population into wha.
ere row the extreme territories Kansas and Ne
braska are soon to receive the moral impression which viii
influence and perhaps control their Destiny for future gene
rations. Let US have as much Of NewEngland in the
early organization will be necessary 10 make second
New-Englsnd OF this great Territory
Tie " Emigrant Aid Society have issued q circular
which has just to hand nquirng on what terms
emerant can be transported from Buffalo to this place
and they estimate that at least ten thousand viii be sent
forward this year. Ii is Of vast importance 10 the success
Of tits Society at the emgrants be cent by the routes
which have the fewest real objections.
BY far the cheapest route Is that by the Ohio and MIS-
sissippi Rivers. The boats carry with profit load Of
emranis prices which would ruin railroads and the
Directors Of the Society may suppose that as the river
route is the cheapest il is the best Tor the emirant
The cabins, they called, IN which the emlgran
finds his home the rivers very tar from beng wor
thy Of the name. They are and use mild terms IN the
description dark filthy Il-ven;ilaed holes upon the after
part OF the lower deck behind the engines boilers Nc
and are generally known by the name OF steerage. In
one Of these holes parties OF nom 80 to 80 VIII when
under contTact be packed, they frequently are al
though the largest boats calculated 10 carry but
from 90 10 100 each The Ohio is az present ns'gaDle
only by small boats AID will probably be much IN rs pres
ent condition until the fall rains raise H. IL not unusual
for boat this season Of the year. and until October TO
ground Oh a bar. and be one two, even four weeks
waiting for rae 10 carry along. In such boats, and
with such eerages the cholera Will md excellent opPor-
unites Northern people accustomed TO the comforts Of
northern homes, viii be peculiarly exposed.
Ii the Society really wish to prosper in their noble en-
erprse let it send engrants by some route other than
the Ohio River Those who survive the trip and reach
the destination viii encourage friends at the East to
encounter such hardships or endure such miseries.
Ipceed | would Lot recommend this City the most
desrable point for starting colony of erants for the
Wei Aon a miles above this city, but three miles
above the only navgabe mouth OF the Missouri River.
Fvery Missouri River boat viii 20 there TO receive pas
senoes and whether the eganfs come by one route or
another, they VIII find Alton much more pleasant for
80, capse viii be essentially promoted by thorou gh
Investigation of the facts of the ease and long experience
,nd ohserya,on leads 10 emigrants against ne
d.coforts the delays and the dangers OF me route oy
riye
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.


We copy from The Herald the following confirmation
of our own abundant advces Kansas in order
the cav that the cry of Slavery in Kansas is Abolition
or Anti Nebraska bugbear but sober truth. The Her.
ald's correspondent says;
WHITEHEAD, Kansas Territory July a. 1854.
lave concluded 10 send you lire from this ar-dls-
tant region To LET your readers know now matters pro-
gress in entirely new country
The amount of immigration IN the way of men and cat
tie SURPRISING Thousands and thousands pouring in
from all portions of the Union, but more especially from
Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. 1t seems TO be a
purr o.e prcpcAse TO have it slave State. There is a
story abroad that at all the ferries over the Missouri River
they have tied, and committee to watch all imIn.-
grants The committee ask Of each immigrant what ami
NAL that is. II he says " C0r, al re-he goes Over.
But j he anspers !" keo'r," Hcy turn him back.
There s Popular Sovereignty for you.-Ed. Irib.l
The citizens held large and enthusiastic meeting here
on the oath June ut. Col A. NJ Mitchell President
and Col W. Broadus Thompson, Chairman Of Committee
on Resolutions. Both of them made eloquent speeches.
serd you copy of the proceedings for publication. You
will find one right strong resolution on abOlonsm.
As yet there have been conflicts ON that questions
but day or ago two persons disputed about caim
the skull of the other and the other seyerng his neck
nearly from his BODY Both fell dead.
The next day Capt. Walker of Andrew Co., who had a
party over the Nodoway, making claims was inter
rpied by another party who pretended TO have made and
marked the same claims when general fight ensued
Pistols guns and knives used, and ten men were
slain Capt. Walker among the number. We shall yet
have right prghty times before things are settled
fau
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

ARREST or A FCGITvE SLAyE.-The officers Of the
ALVIN Adams last upward trip arrested fugitive
MsdsOD brought him this city lodged
safely quietly buckner Castle IL appears thar the slave
with another om John H. Page.
Of had reach Washington Ind
gctber when this ei0w le his partner and hadOD In
expectation Of kng boat Madison for Cincinnati,
and In Cincnna be tioagh be would be perfectly safe
The rascal however, did reach Cincinnet but fen
hauds who brought him back Tss they
did let the fng fellow Cincinnati and get taste Of
mDaned thing called hs edO. weeks freedom tho
Atoonis there would him for m and he ,ud beg hard
enough get home again 10 his master Louisville CO1Ter
1t is seldom we have read paragraph from Niger
driving journal with greater disgust than attended our
perusa Of the above. The man who simply carries out
the first principles Of right, and obeys the instincts Of
liberty which create civilization and render life worth
having, is called rascal Verify "chaos has come
again in the dalectics Of the South To what are We
tending when such rawlings are becoming the staple
literature Of half the country
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

FArsTIs lin the letters from Hayt, published in
The Ereng Post appears the following the character
of Souleuque:
'When II IL borne IN mind that Soulouque was born
slave and the offspring Of slaves born in Africa that
he had education Whatever himself ha he elected
President before he could read write word that he
never ysed any civilized country than the one I'm
which be lived and which has been distracted by foreign
and intestine war almost uninierruptedy from his births
aud that be bad had opportunity Of bearing OF
learning any Of the lessons acquired by the experience cf
elder and fortunate Nations Is constrained 70 sa'
nit that he ia no man; and that, measuring Ys
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