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PROSPECTUS OF THE THIRD VOLUME OF
THE OHIO COLUMBIAN
APAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.



The Columbian is weekly newspaper published every
Wednesday, on a handsome sheet, at the city of Coin,
bus, Ohio, the Capital OF the State
In Pslitics, il will advocate the and sumner, a.
policy of the Independent Democracy; IL will labor In -
cure the Rights of Man. and will oppose whatever
tends violate the Equality OF Rights IL will on
Class Legislation, Involuntary Personal Servu,le AMI
the vanous devices by which the few seek subiuga
many to their rule II II will aim spread abroad M
dressings attendant upon Free Labor and Free Institute,
Recognising the law of Progress, il will lend ils he
70 every practicable and just for No.
mouoh OF industrial Prosperity Peace Liberty. Educat,
Temperance, and the welfare the Agric uura and %
ing classes. ~ WIZ
II is wel-known fact, that the Slave Power ,b,,
pendous Monopoly, which grows In, ON the nnn,,i "
and degradation OF the ensaved race has for year %
TO extend ITS dominion by the increase of Slave soil
this purpose II involved in a War with Nreyica ~
annulled the Missouri Compromise a compaci mad y"
by ths favor Of generation OF men; and il nov So
establish itself permanently in Kansas nm so go
free. IL Is from its nature aggressive; and il L.b's
lhe feope 10 take measures 10 stay its progress Tl
power, grown naughty by success. elects our pr,,'
controls our Politics. dictates Foreign and -
Policy, noulds our Politicians, and bends the xocsr
National Parties TO achieve its purposes The signs s
times indicate that combinations are forniY " =
ject anew the free spirit Of the North to the mscb,,
of this stupeudous Monopoly. S'V-'
1is Colombian will be an advocate of ne,so,.t . .
and religious Liberty, without regard to race or
VIII give no sanction to secret toath-bound) political com
bnauons to control the balot-boI whether under h a.
ton of Priests or Others regarding them as Of dc
endency under Republican form OF Government s., Gus
tanlty and Repubhcanism alike recognise The lpd.t
Rights and Duties of every man, and we helir,, vs. @
right of private judgment in all matters whebr, ~
gloh OF pohucs we regard slavery, and the issues w
volved IN IT. as the great Political Question of the Da @
we trust the feoPie VIII beware OF all combinations cam.
lated Il not designed to call of their attention from
giant EVIL lest mayhap, some OF those who hate o,
sion be found unwiltngly aiding the OppressorS -
ing the principles OF equal and justice which Ne az
vocae to be night and such God approves and ,vc
king His guidance 10 advance them We commend Gu,
ieprse to the favor OF all friends of Human Progrr
The Columbian, while occupying n decided nos,i,o i;
Po,he', VIII contain various Literary, MisceIianro,.
News articles OF interest. II shall he ON, s;r 10
good Family Newspaper aud we tnlsI the fr;eH5
cause viii endesvor 10 increase its circulation
Letters containing subscriptions, &c, may be forNars
by mail al my nsk, TO be addressed to
M GANGEWER,
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CHOLERA.
A Certain Cure for this Disease may be found
in the use Of Perry Davis's Vegetable
PAIN KILLER.
Dubuque, Iofra, Nav S, 1855.

OHottYte, Iotcu, Nay ., ISSo
GENTLEMEN feel under obligations you for the ben
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We have had cholera here the Mississippi thus
early in the few days since assisted in lay
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failed warmth NJ we's family who had used
the Pain Killer with during the cholera season IN
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1t intervals of fifteen minues fine perspraon eIisued.
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and have been since Ii may have been an attack OF
ague but whether ague cholera it answered my pur-
pose.
Since my recovery find that several of our citizens
have used the Pain Killer a remedy for cholera, and
pronounced it good therefore take pleasure in recon-
mending it to a still more extensive notice.
Yours, truly, w. nj. CROZlER,
Attorney at Law.
Perry Darts & Son, Precedence, X. l. 446--eo
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THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.

(coPYR1eHT SECURED BY THE AuTHoR.1
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LETTER XXXv.

For the National Era
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CPECIAL FACILITIES in Ancient and Modern Ian
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POWER OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SLAVERY
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| States.
The annexed resolutions passed the House
| of Representatives of New Hampshire at two
o'clock A. M. on the night of the 18th, (the
last night of the SESSION. by large majority,
and after an exciting debate, but failed in the
Senate for want of time.
Whereas the aggressive policy which has
been heretofore pursued by the Slave Power,
and more especially by the recent wanton abro-
cation of time-honored compact, by which a
vast Territory secured to Freedom has been
opened to the curse of human Slavery, evince
a determination on the part of that Power, at
any and every hazard, to acquire and hold the
supremacy in the Government of the United
States-to transform this boosted land of the
| free into a great slaveholding Confederacy
and whereas, in the crisis that is upon us, and
in the struggle between the opposing principles
of Liberty and Slavery, it becomes the people
of the free States to take counsel together, that
they may act in concert upon the great ques-
| ton which so nearly concerns the interests of
all-the Legislature of New Hampshire, in re-
Spouse to the communication from her sister
State of Maine, deems it her duty to put forth
the following declaration of principles: There
| fore
| Resolred by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires IN General Court coarened, as fol-
tocs: That in the present struggle, whatever
other States may do, New Hampshire, true to
the early policy of the Fathers of this Republic,
will be found unfalteringly ON the side of Lib
| erty.
ResolUed, That it is the duty of the people OF
the free States to postpone all differences of
opinion upon minor questions, and act united
| ly together in demanding the immediate and
unconditional restoration of the Missouri Com
promise, and in resisting the admission of any
slave State formed out of territory covered by
that Compromise.
| Resolred, That standing upon an issue so
clearly right, dearly as New Hampshire loves
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Mere news from one 81 the First Ven la Henry
GlTIs poISJ. Henry County, Va.


DEAR SIRs About the 18th Of December last became
very afflicted with what thought old huH in one OF
my knees CHE one Of standing Of which had ire
anent attacks within about eight days became 80
violent sleep impossible In about twenty Tour
attacked in right hand and wrist ana about
twelve attacked right ankle, AT which time
such excruciatng pain NOT Ia be ahe to take
whatever losing all appetite for any Kind OF fodf
and In perfect helpless condition became almost de
ranged man Nv faulty standing around my bed side implo
ring call ply stefan reply was that could Oh
taiu the riehi sort would do but thai had as
well die with fever At length consented Tor
my 20 Mr. James A. Crews amefchant near me-
say him what my situation after had tried
every recommendation possible without the least benefit h"
any which he could truly recommend To send
He 3 bottle Of Doves Rheumatic ointment
used directed and after about siS hours dropped
asleep forty hours My POINTS became
much olen From the time began to get case the swe
ling suaged and DAYS able TO attend To my busi
usual sometimes have attacks In my shoulders
use before with immediate relief. by timely
application think ID invaluable remedy aud am de-
sous that person afflicted with the most dreadful
seourge ON earth (Rhoumatism,) should give II n trial
Yours, truly, &c. -
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MEsSRs DOVE a CO, Richmond Las, fall one Of my
mules the yard while playing about
with with the weight of his whole body
against large plate Of sheeron cutting himself on the thh
or nam about long from inch and half to
two deep The wound Of such character as TO
suppose woud be Of service 10 me again see
InS of the Turf oil in the papers procured and a
piled the and In about three weeks ne was
perfectly well and work, and cannot pere,e the least
scar where the en-, was made IL A. wINFREE
Ps-There many cases of injuries to cattle ID mus
wllch cured by your Turf on and
II Of benefit procure many certincaes
The whole neghborhood il the quickest healing remedy
thew ever saw H. A WINfREE
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"LuDwELL STONE.
More News 81 its EMrney.

SANDY RIVER rittsyivania County Va
June End is55 )
MESSRS DOVE a. GD,--DFAR SIRs hereby certify
that the Of last March attacked with Rheu
Of the character In shoulder and arm
taking the entirely from and from which sui
fered for three four days My son then
procured me bottle Of your rheumatic Eminent, and ap
piled according directions from which restored
In short time and arm restored to full strength and
vgor in days and earnestly recommend to all who
be afflicted with Rheumatism Aud Is duty you owe
to the community 10 urge Its use Acopy -
THOMAS iIUNDLEY.
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NRW9 FROM ANRL1A.-ANsrIa CousTr, July
N Is. lsss-Messrs ce-Las' autumn had very
hne horse injured hind legs 50 badly as % cause
Il to swell the OF a mans head on when ea sNs,s
remedy could think Of without relieving MIN W he
least During the swelling continued when young
Mr.. Archer saw H. recommended your Turf oll pro
contents Of one bottle tn. swelling subsidized and you could
not tell which les was injured well and doing all
.s.us '" 'Ai" VIVA Ann W ARCHER
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sNaA IRfti VA uhe l'tht ir'"i
MESSRS DOVE a COL hereby certify that for years
afflicted with rheumatism, aud from
The frequent your Lnmen have been almost entirely
relieved of the disease sell great deal Of il my neigh
bor and do rccoeci solitary ease where II has been
applied according the directions Of us having failed TO afford
relief No family should be- without this Inlment regard
of the best remedies for Rheumatism have ever
tried and with the pleasure do recommend II to
every family In the world Yours truly
anpp o1 tl.},h doc J. A. CREWS