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AtWater Seminary.

THE Winter Term of this Institution, To-
i Gated in Atwater, Portage county, o. on the Cleve-
land q Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday, December 6th and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Principal, Mr.. E. B
FA1RCHILD, assisted by Miss J. H. BARTON; both
from of the leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts.
TERMs.-For common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
Languages, 4,50
Instrumental Music (extro) including use of In
strument, 1000
Pencil Drawing, 200
Good boarding can be had in private families, at
very reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees beg leave to assure the pub
lie, that this Institution is recognized perman
basis, and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches, surpassed by other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
under the control ofcoTnpe who
have had much experience as Teachers in of the
first Educational lnstuonsin Mass, and who will de-
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
tellectual welfare of those whose instruction is com
mittcd to their charge.
For particulars please address the Principal, or
LYMAN HINMAN, }
ORRIN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,)
Atwater, Nov. II, 1854. 4s9tf.
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1000 LBS. of pure white lead, 300 do.
1UUU soda ash, 100 do pink, 1OOdo british lus
tire, 100 do Juniper berres so do ealabra icore, 50
gross corks; justreceivedb by I.SWlFT.
June "a, IA.
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E. TWITT

TSNOW receiving his Spring and Sum-
l. mer style OF Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, all OF
which will be sold for cash cheaper than ofTerad
Ravenna before. First door east of pheniX block.
STRAW GOODS-A nice assortment now
~ opening Twitts, first door east of phenx block.
A LII HATS purchased at Twitt's will be
A kept in repair and Ironed without extra expense
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IRON Of every Kind and size; Cast, Cor
l. man and Spring Steel, Steel Srngs, Axels, wagon
Boxes, cast and wrought Iron Anvs, solid box Vices,
Sedges, wrought Nuts and Washers. Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at E.T. RICHARDSON.
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DRUGS&HARDWARB.
New Drugs! New Drugs :!

DR. /. SWIFT has just receiveda q large
~ addition to his stock of medicines, paints, oils,
varnishes dyes brushes, perfumery &c. All purcha!
sers in this line are invited TO call. June go 1854.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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Of ths tst six months AID within the year, Two Dot
GaRs win be charged, and Two DoLLARs and FIFTY
CKSrs will invariably be charged, fpaymentb be de-
ferred until amer the expiration Of the year.
failure TO pay In fun, and give notice OF discontn-
nance TO the Publisher AT the close Of the time subserb
ed for, will be considered engagement fer the nsx
year, and so on year after year.
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TAKE notice that we buy more, sell more,
L and keep constantly on hand more crockcry than
ali the rest OF the merchants in Rayenna, therefore, this
is the only place to be suited.
June 0 JOHN Il BOSTWICK eco.
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.Gbe 1artagpgel Sentinel,

Tur SENTINEL is published every Saturday morn
ing in Ravenna, Portage Co., Ohio, SEQ.
Vl By ALPHoNso HART, ''7- AT
omeoop Main Street, -.hird stery Phenix Block.
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DEAR in mind that we keep on hand all
ID kinds of Dry Goods that the people want and no
mcrchaht can possibly sell che per than
JOHN FL. BOSTWICK & co.
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CHAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, 3-S, l-2, ga
" and j in Lead pipe, Sheet Zinc, Speltcrs, Bar
Tin, Riyits &c. K. #. RICHARpsON
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Here You, SirS /!

Here You, Sirs!
F you want good suit of Clothes, call at
L. the Store of the subscribers in Campbcll's Block,
where you can buy cheap for cash all kinds Of Cloths.
Ready Made Clothing, Tailors Trimmings &C.. from
standing dcky down to full rig and ompete fit that
cam be beat this side of of sunrise.
n. b. Cutting done to order. Q. L. & J. J.SUTLlFF.
Ravenna, March 10, 1854.
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m ULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
Lil TcnnOr and Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws ofthe very be: quality and nish
at K. T.. RIcu.n nDsoN
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DROPRIETORS Ravenna Summit Mills,
i and Dealers in Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour,
Peed the roomslately occupied by Day, op-
positethe Phenix Block. Rayenna. Ohio. ....- -
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New Typographical Map Portage
County, Ohio.

THE undersigned have just completed ar
L engagements for publishing as soon as compati
bic with perfect accuracy, new and complete Iopo-
graphical Map of Portage County, Ohio. The surveys
to be made under the charge and supervision of
J. Browne, Esq, ew York, well known Civil En-
gneor. All the pfohc roads will be accurately meas
ured, and together with the angles in them taken by
compass truly represented. All the location of Dwell
lings, places for Worship, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels Mills &C., are to be noted The
Of property holders generally to be inserted in eir
places, in the style of Maps Erie Gonesoe, Ontario
Livingston and Dutches Counties, &C., &C., in New
York; by the same publishers. Maps of the principal
villages in the county will be inserted in the margin
The Map will be plotted to Il scale of II inches to a
nle to be furnished handsomely cclored and mounted
for Five Dollars per copy.
GILLETTE, MATTHEWS Il CO.
e6-5m No. II. Minor-st., Philadelphia, 2nd Story.
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Liquor Law.
MARVIN WARREN of Ralloronroinn

MARVIN WARREN of Bellefontaine
Ill o., has prepared pamphlet, Forms and dree-
tions, designed to be complete guide to Justices and
others, under the Liquor Law of 1851 He has his
ond edroa now on hand, which contains all the late
decisions of the Supreme Cour the subject togeth
er with copy ofthe act
The work is indorsedby some twenty-five able Law
rsresidng i'll every part OF the state The following
resolution adopted the State Temperance Con.
venon, held at Columbus the 22d day of February
1855: Resolocd, That the Legal Forms" prepared by
NJ Warren. Esq, of Bellefontaine, orproceeding un-
der the Ohio Liquor Law, be recommended to the tenn
Derance mcn throughout the State
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FARMERS S can now find at the Hardware
l. Store, Corn Shclle's, Hay and Straw Cutters, OF
the approved kinds, cheap be purchased at
he Factory, Hay Knives, Shoves Spades, Crow Bars,
Picks Mattocks and Chains of every description, at
+. 7. RICHARDSON.
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PRICE OF THE WORK.

Single copy 80 cts; Four copies Sl00, 25 cts pei
les 5000 or Is ctsper copy-Sent to any part of the
State at my expense and risk, ordered with
the money enclosed. Coin, bills, or postage stamps,
All orders directed to NJ WARREN, Attorney atLaw,
Bellcfontaine, Logan Co., Ohio, with money stamps
enclosed will receive prompt attention. Small orders
well as others.
March 2S, 1S5j-36-3m NJ. WARREN.
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ELUID EXTRACT, yalerian. blisterinq

ELUID EXTRACT, vaIerian, bIistering
j. tissue, ehinoidine, Seidlids's powders ccd liver
oil, best quality syrup, Iodide ron Donorans solu
ton, glyeerine, elatrium, wood napatha, piperine,
cle pure sulph iron, IOdide potash. chloroorm kre-
osot9 taniun citre acid, citrate potash citrate ron
wedge-wood and porcelain mortars glass and wedge
wood Tunnels, tapers, pile electuary, acoustic oil
Tamarinds apioca, starch, ground mustard Sage,
horehound sarsaparilla, Rue; spikenard spearment,
wormwood &c syringes, stethoscopes trusses, horse
phlems, spatulas, prescription scales, thermometers,
graduated measures, nursing tubes and boes for sale
at l. SWIFT.
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HENRY IAMES,

Barber and Hair-dresser. Shop, under the Collins
House, next door west of Mason's Saloon. Shaving
Hair-cutting, and Shampooing done promptly and
inthe most fashionable style. 499
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E. H. WATT M D. -szz D. S. HALL, NJ. D
---r WAIT g. HAIL. +v-..l4
Physicians and Surgeons, Ravenna, Chic. Office a
the residence of DR.. Wait, Main 81. III. ~. q. .
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Y VESTS.--BIack and Fancy Satin, and
Silk Marbles, farmers satin, white and brown lin
en- vests at No 3 Phenix Block.
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GEO. RIIEL "a C(

]. HAYES, M. d. re-s
Physician and Surgeon, office second door East of Es
ty's Exchange, ShaIefsvilIe, Ohio. g. = ett
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve lines or less, one insertion, %
- - - two 20
- three " 90
each additional Insertion, %
liberal discount from these rates, will be made 10
those who advertise by the year.
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Coopers and
" all kinds ofMechanic's Tools, and those of the best
quality; Cutlery of every description, curtain Bands
and fixtures, Paint Mills, style; Bush Seythes, and
in fact most every kind OF goods usually found in
Hardware Store, buttOo numerous to mention here,
which most respectfully invite the attention of the
public. No. 8. PhGnix Block, Ravenna. Ohio.
August 2S, 1854. EFT R1cHAEpscN
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NUTTLES' CAST STEEL HOES--The
i best Solid Cast Steel Hoes in the country, are for
sale cheaper than at any other place.
Rayenla, A April 9, 1865 + T RICHARDSON,
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PE0yvs, PlOWs.

SUB-SOIL, Sinclair and other kinds, for
~ sale ut Manufacturers prices at
Ravenna April 0, s55 RICHARDsoN's.iE
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Axes! AXCs!!
TONER'S Hurds, Powel's and Collins
u Chopping and Broad Axes, of the best quality, at
manufacturers prices and warranted. = .
Wow. 90. +. r. RICHARDSON.
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RIFLE Barrels and Trimmings, Shot Guns,
lU and Reyolvcrs. K, Z. RIcuARDsoN.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-24
Gbt Stam0ar0.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. JAN. 20. 1855.
THE LEGISLATURE.

We give the proceedings to-day from Monday
to Wednesday, inclusive.
The two Houses have now before them Free Suf-
frage the Revenue Bill, the extension of the Central
Railroad east and west and the bill extending the
credit of the State to the Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Company &C. &C.
On Thursday the latter measure was discussed in
the Senate, but no vote was taken. Mr. Haughton
spoke at length in its favor. The Company asks for
an endorsement the part of the State of $500
of it's bonds; and the prospect is think that the
endorsement will be made
In the Commons, on Thursday, Mr.. Badham Of
fered Resolution characterzng the secret order of
Know-Nothings as anti-republican and dangerous in
its tendencies; which laid the table, yeas So,
nays 4s. Mr.. Love introduceda Resolution to the
effect that the naturalization laws be amended SO as
to require longer residence before foreigner shall
be entitled to the privileges of native citizen laid
on the table, yeas IS, nays 3d. Proceedings in full
in our next
The remainder of the day was occupied in consid-
ering the law concerning usury.
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exceeding twenty cents on the poll, and proper
tonate tax OH land to be discontinued soon the
road was completed; and after the road had paid
for itself it would be sufficient to support the Gov
ern,nent OF the State and relieve the people from
taxation.
And as the bill under consideration aimed at
something towards the accomplishment of this great
object, especially if an amendment added
that the construction of the road could commence
at both ends instead of one-west of the Blue Ridge
will be able to complete the road west of French
Broad River 10 miles, before all the balance of the
State could complete the line to tina, point Because
by that location the aid of the Mining Company Of
London, now interested in the Duck Town Copper
Mines proposed furnishing capital to build near one
half of the western portion Of the road and to obtain
the subscription of the capital in London Their
object is to obtain an outlet to port the Allan
tic where it is free from the scourge of yellow fever
and where transhipments may be avoided between
the mines and the ocean, and the copper be trans
ferred from the freight cars to the vessels which
designed to transport it direct to Europe, and
which, while it furnished large expectation, would
build up direct import trade, and the that
brought down the copper, iron, marble, ands manu-
facturcs ofthe west, would carry back from the
ports guano, mari, plaster, lime to fertize the soil
at 81 per ton per hundred miles, and sugar, cof
fec and salt at 81 SO per ton which would furnish
at every depot as far west as the French Broad val
ley those articles at cheaper rate than could be
supplied from Virginia South Carolina, and con-
of the State lpon our own ports. But such results
cannot be produced if you have, as now proposed,
transhipnent at Charlotte and another at Sails
bury, and an increased distance of at least fifty
| miles
The transhpments at those little villages will ne
ccsSariy prevent the trade of the west from reach
ing ports, and divide it between Charleston and
Norfolk. But road free from any break of guage
from transhipmcnts from end of the State to the
other with trayage saved at our harborS, would
like all roads penetrating the Mississippi valley,
| have more business when laid with double tract
!! than it could do.
And by having line of ftele,raphs established by
the Company on the line, and requiring intelligence
by it iii of instruction INVASION to be trans
m'ttcd from end of the State to the other, anC
also the transportation of troops and munitions o
! war owned by the State, to be transported by thu
railroad free of cost to the State, would be ir
condition to protect and defend our ights aSans
the torch of the fanatic we'll a foreign enemy
worth more to North Carolina than the cost Of tel
such railroads.
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Select Classical and Mathematical School,
WARRENTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ND A. EZELL, \. NJ Principal .iided by comp

ND A. EZELL, \. NJ, Principal, dtded by eompe-
RAo Tent Instructors.
The Spring Session will open the l5, of January '55
The standard >choar> has been elevated, and the
Of gentleman of gin scholastic aainments and
successful experience have been secured for the Mahe
n,tt,cal Department
Tue boarding students all required to in the
bu ldng with the Pr ncpa and his family, in order
that their morals be veilantly guarded and their con-
duct regulated by his constant presence and supervision
No student ao Jc ocea to hare account ut <tore
and if, contrary to this published regulation "a copy of
which will be furnished to every merchant in the vilage)
any boy shall seek and obtain credit the Principal WILL
every such instance urge upon the parent guardian the
proprcty of refusing payment.
Terms For the session of five months:
For Board including washing, &C., $50 90
- Fuel and lights rooms 500
g Fuel at the Academy W
Tuition in the Ancient Languages and Higher
Mathematics, 20 90
" In the English Branches, 15 90
" In the Modern Languages, each, 10 90
References be- had to Gov. Bragg and Hon. r. NJ.
Saunders Raleigh; to Hon. NJ W. Ransom, Attorney Gener
al of Nor.h Carolina Warenon; and to of the former
present patrons of the school Virginia North Car
Ohna.
Warrentoa, N. c., Jan. g. 2s55 13-2t.
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Petersburg, January lst, 1855.

Petersburg, January LIST, 1855.
TUNHE concerns of n. NJ. MARTIN DOMAINS, Pc
Il tersburg and y. NJ MARTIN & Co. Richmond having
BEEN dissolved, the undersigned have formed Copar,nr
shp . conduct Il GENERAL GROCERY COMMISSION
BUSINESS in Petersburg the firm of \. NJ. MAR
TIN. BROTHER & CO.. and GENERAL LOHULS>ION
BUSINESS III RichmIn under the firm OF y. NJ MARTIN,
son co.
Business confded ether will have prompt
and faithful attention. Our Stnre in Petersburg is Sy
Street, !been Cntre arehouseand The OH Send
t " II Martin d. D'nn ts,) where oHar for sale,
reasonab:e terms general assortment of GROCERIES.
rs Office in Richmond Si,cco Warehouse.
y. VI. MARTIN.
ROBT \. MARTIN, (iateof
tie firm Of KcEraine, Son d. Coy
WALTER X. MARTIN,
H. l.. PLUMMER, jr.
ROBT TANNAHIIL.
Produce consigned to n. NJ. MARTIN SoN 4 Co, Rich
mund VIII be forwarded by the Petersburg Concern free Of
any charge, except drayage.
Nm. MARTIN offers his grateful thanks to his friends
for the kindness and lively interest manifested by them in
behalf of he late concerns of n NJ MARTIN DoNSASs
Petersburg and n. NJ MARTIN Co. Richmond. His best
efforts and also those of his partners will be made
10 ensure their continued confidence and support.
The business in Petersburg will be conducted by Ro A.
MARTIN HENRY H. PLuMMER, jr. and Rosr TANNAHiI, and
in Rchmand by n. H. MARTIN aud WALTER X. MARTIN.
January ., 1855. luo5-4tw
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N!OTICE.-wILL BE SOLD In THE CITY OF
IL Raleigh the Court House door, for cash. Monday
18th March next five negroes-man Jacob woman vney,
girl Francis, girl viney and girl Minerva Also the
same day following lands Two thousand of land
on Lumber River in Cumberland and Richmond Counties
two hundred and seventeen in Richmond Co., Laurel
Hill District thousand nine hundred and sixteen
Richmond county, Laurel Hill District levied on as the
property of Daniel McIain Neill McLain William McIain
and John Fairly, satisfy execution in my hands
ing from the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of North Carolina. Also at the time and
place. and the terms, to-wit Five hundred and
forty of land in Richmond County, Laurel Hill Dis
trct Also two Thousand nine hundred and sixteen
in Laurel Hill District Richmond County levied on TO sat
isy execution in hands issuing from the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District of North Carolina
psinst Simeon McLain Ferdinand McIn, Duncan K Mon
roe and John Fairly both Executions in favor Of the Me.
chants Bank of South Carolina. ls'a'is-- -
= WESLEY JONES, --ss.,
...-a U. S. Marshal Dist. n. G. :
Raleigh, Jan. IL, 1855. ~. s.-s., ,16-wtd.
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eY- The last Star contains elaborate essay in
favor of the objects as far they known, of the
American or Know Nothing party, over the sigma
ture of Gan American" 1t is thought to be the
production, not of Mr.. Rayner, but of distinguish
cd Whg Of this City, who is likely to take the wind
out of Mr.. Rayner's sails in his new born-zeal for
Know-Nothing doctrines The gentleman referred
to has done much more for the Whig party than Mr..
Rayner has ever done, and his chances, it must be
conceded, are better than those of Mr.. Rayner for
the Presidency. By the way, could it not be SO ar
ranged to give both the Presidency and the Vice
Presidency to North Carolina. '7r>1
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THAT "THING" CALLED KNOW-NOTHING-

The following, from the Petersburg Democrat,
will afford some idea of the practical workings in
Massachusetts,, as far decency and ability
cerned, of that /" thing called Know-Nothingism:
"The Know Nothing Legislature of Massachu-
setts is decidedly the most unique and original body
that ev ver sat in this or any other country.
1t began its deliberations by strong deInonstra-
ton in favor of Parson Parker Theodore fbappy
memory After this, Senator C) Libbey of Suffolk,
as the oldest and most experienced member present,
undertook to introduce the new members into the
hidden mysteries of law making. This he did in a
speech which we undertake to say was never beaten
in Western barroom. We give an extract below
for the everlasting admiration of pOsterty, and we
confidently predict that when Cicero and Demos
themes are forgotten the name Of Lbbey will still
remain tncircled by wreath of everlasting green
"We are assembled this morning, subjected not
only to the scrutinizing eye of Massachusetts, but
to the gaze of all this Republic and to the scrutnz-
ing gaze of all Europe Massachusetts, this morning
is looking with intense anxiety to our proceedings
so likewise is our whole Union and much more 80
the po,oers of Europe. We represent not only the
present but past history We find that our republic
needs perpetual change of laws from time to time,
and not only that we find it needs change IN the
constitution. We assembled together on this
occasion under spery extraordinary as ,oeU as or
dinary circumstances, O and have no doubt that
some of the most important measures Will come De-
fore the Massachusetts, Legislature this session. that
ever was introduced before legisiatiVc oouy " Jul
republic The whole country is looking for our ac-
ton on these questions. and hope and trust we
shall meet these important questions calmly, and
while we are charitable and impartial and anagn.f-
cent towards others, that shall be just towards
ourselves"
Upon this, we can only excaim, in the eloquent
| language Of ancther,-
"Mammoth cave Oh what spot:
In summer cold, in winter hot.
God Almighty, what wonder!
.s- lack oOda thundcr.i
| 1t is stated that on Thursday week last, on the
occasion of the death of one of the members, mem
| Der moved that the Hutchinson family, who were
present, be invited to sing song; much CONFUSION.
! the Speaker declared the House adjourned, ana
| then the song was sung Was the like ever before
! known in this countryt @ g. -
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H We invite special attention to the following
brief article from the Washington Union in relation
to the Inaugural Address of the new now-Nothing
Governor ofMassachusetts. Know -Nothings of the.
South, behold your alliesl
Gov. GARDENERS IYAUGuRAL ADDRESS. The in
augural address of Gov. Gardiner, of Massachusetts,
from the circumstances under which he came into
power, has attracted greater degree of interest
than is usually secured for documents of this kind
In regard to the new political organization, he cooy,
assumes the position of leader and expounGer. and
boldly advises all who are friendly to this party to.
remember the importance of 'unanimty of purpose"
and frankly tells them that this purpose 'can only
DO accomplished through an Anerican q. e. know
nothing) President and an american ii. e. know
nothing) Congress" :" The address cannot fail to
satisfy the largest expectations OF the most ultra alb
o!itionst 1t not only denounces the Nebraska bill,
but it urges the restoration of the Missouri line In
its remarks in relation to the ha6eas corpus snd the
trial by jury, and in its recommendation to weave
every safeguard round those primal brth-rights the
aboltionists will see recommendation to take action
against the fugtive-slaye law, and such action as
will array Massachusetts, against the general govcr
mcnt" II.