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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

IT TOOK HIN DowN--A very intelligent Viz.
ginn gentleman was here the other day, on his
way home from Kansas He left the Old Domil-
ion short time since to make observations in
Kansas, partly for the purpose ofsatisiyng him
self as to the condition of things there and part
ly with the intention IL affairs in respect of bus
iness looked favorable, to return there to live.
To hear him relate his experience and observa-
tons was very interesting and instructive. He
went up to Kansas vim the Missouri river, in COM
pany with u Kentuckian also on tour Of ohser-
walton. He represents the state Of things there
as most deplorable, and the Border Rutlians with
Stringfellow, Atchison, Sheriff Jones and Mar
shal Donaldson, as being the lawgirers and die
tators of the pcople.-The men patroling the
eastern portion of the territory in the interest OF
the Pro-Slavery leaders, he represents as moth.
ing more nor less than highway robbers MS in
famous aud lawless as ever infested the most
notorious haunts Of brigandism. They stop pco.
pie. no matter who they arc or where from, take
their horses, money, and all yaluahlcs, shooting
them il resistance is offered, hut letting them so
free upon the prairies generally it they uncom-
plainingly surrender their effects. He relates
one incident in his own experience, as follows
Himself and his Kentucky friend Tooth Demo-
Gratis and Pro-Slavery men1 were travelling to-
gcther. A company OF these 'aw and order
rutiians met them in their way, and demanded
Of them TO give up their money aud valuahlrS.
Seeing that resistance was hopeless, he was
about doing il himself But Kentuckian replied
~ reckon slant" The header, mnskut in
hand, demanded that he shoMia "Bat have a
pass, said kentuck "Let nc sec IL said Ruf-
ian.-.Kentuck put his band ia his bosom and
drew OUT revolver "Now," said he, shoot
or will" Rulial. gun Was ain,ed towards Tie
ground, and he saw that before he could raise
the muzxle Kentuck could fire. keuiueii repeat
CT the command. Rufian darcd NOT mako he
attempt. kentuck discharged his wcapen, ana
sent bullet through the kniiais's bat, wiki the
remark, ''lfI shoot again st.sll shoot lower.
Nov bc ofs."-Rutiian turned around, aad the
party went oil, fell in their rear, followed them
several miles, hut finally vanished. Bat Tor Tie
promptness of tho kentuck,aa, and his expert
ness with the revolver, said the Nirginiau, we
should have been robbed OF everything OF value.
Aad this he represents as a common oecurrcn: g.
Said he, IL have always been Democrat, but
the party which has brought about this state of
things c;innot support. an going back to yir-
ginia, and expect to live there, as heretofore,
but am a Democrat NO longer Ii a Fremont
ticket Is run inthe Old Domin,on, the polls where
he votes viii show Mt least one ballot for the Re.
nnhl,,an ,snsa Gate CIV
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
A shrek for Freedom.

Vermont gave "shriek for freedom" that
sent thrill Of horror into the souls of the
Buck Africans, and set them to grooming FOR
slavery as they never sroaned before. Below
We give the returns from half the state. The
other half will '.skriekn Just as loudly:
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T.. BROWNS
ESSTUCE uG JAMAICA GINGER

-. k-1s Vl1 Ol y 1zlh nICd GIN EIL.
mrs ESE'Ncs is preparation OF unusual excellence.
In ordinary pIarr.Ua, incipent Cholera in short in
all cases Of prustratio the digestive functions it is
Questionable vane During the prevalence Of epidemic
cholera and sunrvr comp iuts OF Children il Is pecu.
larry etc'cious; fanny, iudvidanl, or Traveller
should be without It.. -.
CAITiS-Ue sure TO get the genuine essence which is
prepared "niy Ivy f. BEOHN, at his Drug and Che,ni.
cT5 Store, n Z. corner 81 Filth and Che ,nut streets
Pm adetplha and for sale IS all the respectable Apothe.
c..ries it, iae Uuiioi 50; cs
Spii IN Burlington by (. Z. GAY. faprl .bp.y1
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QricK AND EAsY.-Before the time Of Plus
Innocent H., Qlls,1 there was no solemniza.
ton of marriage in the church, but the bride
groom came to the brides house, and led her
home to his own, which was all the ceremony
then used.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
CERTIFICATES PENNSYLVANIA.
"s MTpryp p.,,u mic o. ~ Xxx

r. ~ =
sei ieel II to be my duty you well The pub
lie, 10 inform you OF the wonderful effects of your In !
liable preparation" my whole family LsYir I'D
uie dysentefy were cured from tie free use oil. s,.d
cine. can theerfaly recommend IL thu ,h. =, ,he
estfemedy for dysentaTy ever inyentr' - tnnvn
!, 70 DC used az family medicine ;hr nroa this .ntir.
one case yet. Resp. ,1n " An'N (" ~ ' "
3
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

tbs TURF--USrREcEDxNrEp TIME.--A trct-
TING match took place over the Union Course, L.
l. on Tuesday, between Flora Temple and la
cony--tnile heats. Flora 10 harness. Taeony
under The saddle. Flora won, dstancing Taco
ny the FIRST heat. Time, 2.s4l the fastest teat
erei. sretse,L.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

We clip the following from the "Ameri-
can Journal OF Education and College Review"
published monthly in New York City. Editors,
Rev. Dr.. Peters, and Hon S S Randall
Iowa GoEsEGE-The following description of
tie College building and grounds is from the
pen OF Il recent traveller
81 have just been standing upon Che top of
the first permanent building OF Iowa College,
at Davenport. 1t is traly noble and beautiful
STRUCTURE, standing in an exceedingly fine and
bcau,iiu, spot. The college grounds embrace
| ten acres i'll the form of a rish,!nged parallel
ogram. They are high OH the bluii, abont three
quarters OF Il mile from The river, and covered
with growth OF young, indigenous OAKS. The
| main building, now hear competed, is 81 10y
IL feet; four stories high, including ;!rc haSe-
| ment rooms, which about onG-in.lt above
ground. Tn the first fours;.re two lecture rooms
and large audience room, AZ by 40 feet On
| the second tloor are rooms for recitation, hhra-
rv, philosophical apparatus, cabinet. &c. The
upper story Is to be used ut present as dorIIi-
tories for the students. The buldng is OF lime
soue--very finely bur-and one OF thy. no.
blrss edifces have yet seei,in the Wcsi. Tie
view from the dome is truly mngnilicsu': only
second to that from the tower q Amherst col
lese The view of tie greet }iEsr, win lis nv
mcrous and picturesque i-Iands, is vastly Supe-
:ior TO Amherst. And in place oi tie meiai-
talns 1T A., we have here The houndless roig.ng
praires OF Iowa, stretching away us far the
eye can see
There is already within Il compass Of four
miles from the college, population OF more
Than 10000. -s...e.
There are now between 70 and SO students in
the preparatory, and II in the collegiate de-
p:.rtment OF thrse, lsarc ptofe<sed christians
| most o! them with the ministry i'll yieW. ..s.
#Therc is gin: In these fg,res. The audience
referred to, which is !e Chapel Of the
Cage, is about Al by IS feet. The huidlg itself -
by Is. The whole uumhcr of students turin the past
of VIII N
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auscasine, Iowa, Aug, 10, 1856.

10 THE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs-Haypp
been afflicted with sore eyes for twenty-five
months, and last December one eye become very
much ihttaiEed, and a small ulcer above the pu.
pal OF The eye, Invent to Dr. Sanborn of Charles
ton, was there about fire months, when another
ulcer came O.: the sisht--,hc two forming
thick white hlin which INSTRUCTED the sight SC
that coud noise person across a small room
ana my other getting no better; hearing OF DR..
=. ioanlans ID burlington, i was induced TO try
ms mode OF treatment, and in two weeks found
great feilet; and my eyes look almost we'll
From my own experience, and what have seen
could recommend all that have sore ewes 81
give hiin q trial as hayeno doubt ofhis abili.
=: TO cure those that viii sise bin lair triad.
ALrx. S. Bgcx,
Virginia Grove, Louisa Co., La, Aug. ii. 1886.
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-. 1 is r,,,s..t ian3 III MGR, .on,nased RI
.a,, frs,.. f:sor,;a soa,h ,rsi;,, and Ntssn,
$ So. nY The Tori;
~, i,e..,, =, a,,op. o,,r ,awn
md v;;n;,y s,cslIr,- mems horses s.rsIroyi1,r
,;yst. nr,,,s.rty and kiny i,rnt,egr,, ans, unof-
fsnl;,,y me,, / Was ca.upe,ied 10 leave nv
hnn,,. Il, Ieavenworth on short notice. harirg
aree,v po,.ex- enouuh To bring nv family ID
rh,s eify. have left some twelve thousand dol
,srs worth Of uronertv in Goods aud real estate.
iii left exposed TO an it,inriated mob Sici, out
raecs ~ have witnessed, IN Kansas call loudly
on the citizens of the states for redress. and /
hong s,, 4 state Of things will not be permitted
| n 90 up,,.,nishca n MGCRACKIN
|
I STATEMENT or .. 4. DAVIS.
Abn,1t TftJ men, eoiapo.ed OF Georriars South
Carolinians. Missouria,,s aid Atabaniians. have
1 i,een canning within six miles of the city Oh,
1 I1.ayen y ORTIZ On SATURDAY, and Sunday. suth
and 3lst uit fies all came into The ci,y to vote
| NJ the municipal election, and 10 prevent
| the free Safe men from voting There was
| great excitement in the city all dsy Saturday
and SATURDAY. night by tile firing OF guns, and
shooting by the mob necessarily They would
enter the groceries and imperativelv demandli
quor from those who kept them. No free STATE
1 man dared show his head in the streets bat were
making their WAY out of the city as well as shey
| could, into the bns!tes or any whore they could
secreie themselves, wives and children Many
| OF the free State men left their wives and ciil-
dren behind them in the city, hoping tina, they
would receive no harm from tire hands of those
! in possession of the city.
/ On Sunday night companies OF from thirty to
fifty or more went all over the city, crying out
in loud voice for all those who would not take
up arms TO enforce the territorial laws and repel
1.-THE al.olitonsts, to leave the territory nnedi-
ately or suffer the consequences. They halted
before my door. did not 90 to the door, al
though / was mp. In fact, did not retire at all
that night nor the following night. Monday
night, between u and II O'Clock, Capt. Emory's
company came 10 my front door opened the
back door with the lntertioD OF making my es-
cape into the bushes with my little child, two
years of age III any arms, but ionud tue house
surrounded by armed men One OF them touch
ed my brchst with his bayonctaiia s"ore that
II should not ran away that way Invent BACK
into the room ana hail IA dozen o tben rushed
into the room ami commenced searching tht
house-insultcd the women by curslnS ano
swearing and pushing them with their guns
Two men rookhoid OF me and took me out doors
to Capt. Emory, who asked me if was a law
abiding ciiiZeh! Ally answer was, that had hev
er violated the law IL t3ieleast degree tie ASKED
4 me IT would take up arms anu lall into tlcl
ranks. i told lin would not take up aims L
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

OLE BuLL.-Wc regret to learn from the La
sale Press Of the Sd inst that this distinguished
violinist is now lying, seriously ill at Sulphur
Springs, near Lasalle.
The accusations that have been made upon
him by the Buchanan papers in the United
States, arc denied officially in the Press. 1t re-
country OF thousands of dollars, and that all the
persecution he has undergone is on account OF
his having given u concert in behalf Of a Norwe
gian newspaper which supports Fremont, the
proceeds OF which amounted TO $500.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

PHItADfLpHlA.-The philadelphia Times
which is l.borns very earnestly 10, Fremont,
says hat Philadelphia nov Is good for l5,,a1J
votes for Fremont, and promises 2o,ago BY No.
venihcr. Il says:
"We say then to all, trast TO Pfilafeiph !; She
viii Go her whole duty. Let the Wet, rs she
promises TO do, send us tweatt- thousand mfior.
ty 10 Altoona let the Norih SIND in her ten
thousand majority, and al - safe Our is5itas
ahroad vii. be surprised at the result here i.,t
the Repaah ans RE WORKING ii this city as iae,i
never worried before, and shef vi. COATING 10
work iii November viii, much enrrgy Us
ever"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

An oLn osK,--Tae Neuburyport Herald says
that MT. solomon 2. Felker, III cutting stick
OF whae eak timber, the other day, opened mp
on tree toad. that had .'come down TO us
from former generations as Webster said TO
his ish. Over him had grown 81 grains or
rings in the oak, indicating that that had been
his home for O. years at least, where he had es-
is.ed without air, without water, Without food.
AZ first he paid no attention ut being turned
cut into the world again. andreiaained in per-
feet torpid state; bni after lying in the sun a
few minutes, he inarched of hopping mad.
and just as fresh and vigorous rs new one,
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A German paper in New Orleans has hoisted
the Flag OF Fre,non, and Day.on.-Thc New
Hampshire Patriot says 1--WE can scarcely take
up an religious newspaper of whatever denomiI,-
alton. or agricultural paper, or a temperance
paper, or literary or miscellaneous journal, but
that We discover deep and settled opposition
to the present administration, and to the men
an measures ofthe Democratic party generally. !
ih,s Is certainly a remarkable state Of things.
out nevertheless there s,ag be Sufficient cause.
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Munnels Great American Preparation

\ sak n ~ b. vi EbA Z ? Cholera, Cholera Nor
"A bus, Choc, Dysentery pans Gran ps IN the
stomach and Bowes This celeb aitd spree fe il used
Win Tie utmost freedom aud confidence by gentlemen
who have attained einiHence in Medical pr0 ss.n in
the Eastern States and many Them drown asd, their
prognosos have given certificates testiylng It's superb
ority TO any medicine moving pain or
cramps nom the stomach AID bowels Itis safe and
speedy In ITS operation, and has doubtless hun
drens OF ives IL should be family medicine every
family itpnrfes the blood and Strengthens III system
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= z E . 10 I'D EAR 2
DIR. J. YUUMAN'S s

-
nFE .Gs corner Of Third and Washington Streets
~ opposite tie Post Office, where he may be consulted
daring NE day and evening.
From the Burlington liz wk- Eye Aug 10 h.
Er. I Gssiia.,a.> =: L, al 81 aarsnfi,rlur~
Dr. lo"lhnis, ut his nfrmHry in this city, il,
treat hg u l"lG number oi patients with mucL
success, particularly III d tsei,,cS OF ,hc eve We.
haze conrerscd with II number Of his patients.
iom different par,S OF he State, who unitorml,
H,af dixon! 20 his skill and the beneficial re.
suits that haVr occurred from his treatment Of
Their >ct' raj cases, and express their strong faith
Iii his abitt 10 effect perfect cures The fol.
loving arc spontaneous certificates published by
his patients. The first is from Mr.. Endsley.
Deputy Marshal of this city. The second from
Mr.. Means, o. Muscatinc, an old acquaintance of
the editor OF this paper, and every way relia
bic man, who feels thai IL owes TO Dr. u a debt
OF gratitude which can Ecvcr be discharged by
any mere pccuniary compensation for profess
sional services:
10 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs-Eght
or ten months ago, l was taken with acute on.
thalmia Tor inflammation Of the eyes,) which col.
iinned to get worse, until became nearly blind.
from the formation OF film over the eornea or
fore part OF the eye. About the first of MAY, |
placed myself under the treatment OF Dr. You
mans, oculist, OF this city, who reduced the IN
fanmtion in about twenty DAYS, and has sue
ceeded i'll removing the film and restoring me
to perfect sight. WM. ESpslEY.
Burlington, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1856.
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To THE PuBLic.-About five years have been
severely afflicted With sore eyes; for the last
three Years have been totally blind, in one eve
from an oihncit. OF the coriica. With the other
could see 10 walk about without ii g;:ide, but
could hoi recognize my acquantances when I met
them, unless thry spoke 10 me, during all OF
WHICH tinse, was trcalcdby the best physicians
4 IL Tie country uhsuccc.siuly Five weeks ago,
paced ny sell Under the treatment OF Doctor
lo"'"ahs, Oeu!is., OF the city OF Burlington,
10Y a, w!o reduced the chronic inflammation and
EXAMINATIONS, and has so lar succeeded in the
removal oi Tic opacity OF The corhea, as TO ena.
Die ne TO see across Tie Mississippi river into
East Burlington ihiee-i0urths oil a mile and count
the cars and am still improving; and have no
doubt ot being restored 10 periec, sight
= InII>.
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. - The Grand Jury OF Sh.nns,en, Va, at its
iass term, found charge against the Postmaster
81 that place. for handing out the \. Y. Tribune
to subscribers.
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TUn = ne, 1859.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

CANADA BROADtsAUGE RAILWAY.
TIME Mlca,g Central Rart I'D has the ad vautsga Of
I i AN Ert!nsiee 7staraps Linz, entire,s for the
movement all trains :hereiy a>od:.s .blity of
collisions sr delay so annoying other ROUTES ss4
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LGaits CHICAGO:
$50 %. t. LIGHTNING ENPKEss- breakfast al Niles,
dle ut Detroit. supper Hamilton dine in New York,
supper in Boston mex, evening
80 zla ExPRGSs Nail irfives 1T Niagara Falls next
morning New York Mt Boston II at nigh N at
Philadelphia, Eln,ir;t, ut 10 NJ. Also cunpfcts at
Detroit with iiers FIR Cleveland d there w;ih
Morning Express for Pitshurgh Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Couribus, CINCINNATI &c. tf.f
10 IA. TN. JIScSSAfI ExPREss- Arrives NJ Cincinnati
at NJ Lafayette with trains for New Ar
bnuy, Louisve- indianapolis, Dayton Combus mes
vile, Wheeling pitisbutgb Philadelphia, Banjors and
Washington.
3:ao y. IN. AFrERsooN ExpREsS-Arrves in New
YORK at 4, NJ second day or Boston mt p NJ. and at
| Philadelphia iJ:30 second morning. Is. fssz
9:45 p. III. STEAMBOAT hSPREss-Connecting next
morning Detroit with tn unrivaied North Shore line
of steamers Il; Buffalo. ThousHs without Harding.
Psy,aoast Roc6, Can't. p Ralph, Mondays and Thurs
day, uieaissgpi Cept. ]. 5 LaEgy, Tuesdays and
/ Ii day; We tes7 WortG, Capt J. Barker, N.dpes-
days and Saturdays Arriving in Bufho next yraing
10 cciiaect with Express train east, and In New
! York and Boston same evening. s7sA EsA
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of The
Railroads, viii find curpaisnt Agents the cars,
bagg &c masters a. tbs iepats, receive checks and
convey het Baggage to the Michig c. r,ral Depot
| Of charge. II. j. SPA ULDlNG, General Agent.
Sept. D, 1856. sss4.r -f-,s ss5E-s.- e
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
~ 81 M ;:;s
RAal--R DAD LINE!

(Chcd9o, Huntington DC Quincy Central lii.gry Jynet
and Pcoria Il Oqaoseko Rail Roaos) - -.
TSnow completed, and Trains run the entire distance
from BURLINGTON IOWA, to CHICAGO wI,bont
change of cars. e ~rr,.t,.sg ~ - ~ W."
The mort direct route TO Chicago Nep York Roston
r. fhttddetphid, and al other Inp0rtdat poiats Erf
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON SUNDAYS
3 i. .4-..- EXCEPTED.
1St...WOrUiug Express. ybrourb 7,S
Arriving ut Chicago the evening pnssinp throuvb
Monmouth, Galesburg Princeton and CONNECTING nj Men
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road TO Ia sale
Bloomington, Springfield Decatur, Jack Vile and Ma
pies; also with Gaena and Dunelth
2d..A Accommodation To q uincy. 2.()
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road ut Mendoza for
st. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains the above Roads run In clos. connection
avoiding all laying over at any OF the points.
Inns road connects ~ Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Ronds and with al the Roads Leading to the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio RentgSby ard PenusyIynf In:
IdssengeF" tearing BHt?iRgioh at T2H, r. " rf1eA
Gdken@ and DanfedM Il, le hours and 81 Louis n. 20
hours g.. .-- .s,..-. Of. .+ -..f... " "
BY this route passengers will rari the interior portion
OF ONO ana Indiana IN less Time and with fewer
than by any other route connecting Michvap CcrIrn
at Michigan City, with the New Albany aud salem Road
thence To all points soutlt and southeast
Baggage checked ,ireCt through TO Chicago and no
charge for 'audlirg M ary rhfg, 1900 'N
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purrbas,d
at the RaiiR0Gd Office IN furi ton.
,,o,,,,, c. G. HAMMOND, Super intc nd, NJ,
n :. lof onp' AEhe' hgeh Burlibgtoh. lnsy IL. VIII
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In North Carolina. 10 teach slave TO reaI or
srfte or sell or give ray book. ssie Bit,5e no px-
eeg'ea. or pamphlet, is ps.nislied wii ,tiir. y
nine asises, or imprisonment, If the off a,r lie
tree negro bur if white. then VIII. a.fae OF
SEQ IN this State III. ia, aert orfa,l
10 search every negro house ss 5sph. .t,f;;,., 81
any kind Bibles HYMN books were particularly
mentioned
II. Louisiana, the penaI,s 70: teaching s.,4es
to read ant write is wears imprisonment
tSee american slsFe Code. up. seI, 3sa
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Splendid y. s. MAIL G. r r PACKETS
stcisvcels .roCN ISLAND * gEoEEgtkx.
"A 4 STEAMERS 4

BSts~&.I .sEid ZEN CA1lpk.Es.s..
{FpNNtCTlNtt with morning and evening trains N,
~ Rock lslnhd. Muscatine and Burlington and at
kuk win - Louis packets. - --g. ~, ~
Tile steamer EN-, Leroy Dodge, Master arrives
at Bari hgion from Rock Island Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday mornings al O'Clock in time for passpn.
gers TO take the ortg tram for Chi ago, and at Keo-
SuA in time for the St Louis Packets Returning arrives
at Burlington on Tuesday Thursday Saturday even.
ngs M O'Clock IN time Tor passengers take the even.
ing train t" Cmcago--a MGscntre and Rcrk Island to
take The morning trains for 1awa City and Chicago
The steamer a. En- A Wk~knEs.t. w L. Clarke
Master, ARRIVES at burlington from Rock Island on,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings AZ O'Clock
making AL iIe CONNECTIONS above Returning arriy IS
al Harrington on Wednesday, Friday Sunday even
ings nj o'clock, making The same connections as the
Mckee. :,
These first class steamers and the travelling pub
lie may assured that nothing shall be wanting on
the par. OF the officers OF eac to make pnsscnge., COM
Portable WM. fNDSlEY, Agent,
lei2tl tsy z.-z st Office Ogden & Couts
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FREE LABOR, THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES TIE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY. sAND CREATES
Til At INTELLIGENT POW Err IN TIE MASS
Els ALONE TO BE RELIED On AS TIE BUL-
WARK OF FREE lNsTlTUT.oNS.-LJo john G.
Fremout's letter of acceptance.
suchaniSmI.
"Make The aboring man the slave OF one man
instead of the slave of society, and he would be.
far better off. Two hundred wears of Liberty
nave made white laborerS pautHr ianditi.--
Free society has fnilcdand tlpt which Is not tree
muSt lie substituted
Free society is "a monsrouS abortion aud sla-
very the healthy, beau,itul and natural lac ng
which they are irving ulconseiously 10 adopt.
The slaves are governed lar METER than the tree
laho, ors at the North are governed. Our lie
sroes are not only better oil is 10 physical COM
tort than free lib arers, bGt their moral coudi-
ton is better.-t Richmond! Enquirer.