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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD OFyicr.)

VANDALrA, June 81, 1854
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir take pleasure in bearing w,
untay testimony to the excellence of your Hair Restoa
tive. Three months ago my hair very gray 1t is now
dark brown, Uhe original LORI smooth and gossy The
only application have made it has been the Hair Restor
aliYe prepared by You and which from the suit in nv
own case, can most earnestly recommend to othe IS
Respectfully yours, EDWARD WOICOTT
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PROFESSOR Woop's HAIR REsroRArIv
Will restore gray Hair to its original color permanently
make it grow upon bald heads remove all dandr,f or
itching destroy all diseases OF the scap and if used say
once twice week regularly, will prevent the hair from
becoming gray falling TO any Imaginable age Read
the following testimonials, and we defy you to doubt
(says The Waverly MagazineD
Success to the genius whose tonic we saw
Turns buck to its color the hair that was erav
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HAIR REsToRArIvE-In our columns To-day will be
found Prof Woods advertisement Of the above article IN
which we call attentio What II has done we have WI
messed upon several of our acquaintance in ST. Louis
Hair once gray met view, black bruwn as The cas-
might be- being the color of early manhood and as fine
ana glossy silk and without any other application than
he Restorative II 1t has done this upon Others will it
has done the for any of our readers whose frosty
brows were like the I" raven locks" of Lochiels
warlke chief, If they will Try iii We think so-[Jack
sonvie CONSTITUTIONS, Oct. 5, 1853,
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Why IRE WE .CICKq

mas been the lot of the human ra re To be weighed
dowh by disease and suffering HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
are especially adapted tn the relief of the WEAK the NER
vous, the DELICATE and the of all Chimes ages
sexes and constitutions Professor Holloway personally
United States, and Offers them to free and engbened
people as the remedy the world ever saw for the re-
movnI Of dseuse, ~ ~ =
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ALI KINDS OF CLOTHING
Made i'm the LATEST StvVes

NIX IS. MACK supetntends the manufaciufipp dena,,-
W. emf, and will give every man good NJ. Please
all and thy him 4 n EIEt T 10
Hubbard's Block. Sept 25, 1885.
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The GREATEST Discovery OF TnE AoE.-It seldom oc
ours That we notice, under any circumstances patent
medicines, lestoratves, my thing of the kind fu we
have prejudice against most of them. But candor conn
peis us to invite attention to the advertisement of Profess
sor Woods Hair Restorative We are too Juvenile to re-
uure anything of the kind, ut instances of its st
have come to our knowledge which almost assure us thai
is sovereign re NEEDY against the hair becoming prena
'uiey gray 1t not Hair Dye but upon lis appi-
eaton as directed, the eec, is produced upon the skin
which brings out the original coiored hair. without stiff
hess, aud gives it glossy and natural appearance We
have seen persons who have used H. and they much
pleased with 1t. Examine the advertisement Missouri
Republican.
o. J. WOOD & CO, Poprietors, No. BIG Broadway
new YORK, and ~ Mnrket street. St. Louis Missouri.
SUIT a. BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. Owl
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y. Q. YER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
AND SOLD BY
B. o. Tyler, Fred f. Smith and Collins Pierce, Mon
pelier; Potter g. Tucker and Geo. Nichols Mortified II
S. Camp Stowe; j. u. Braey Waterbury Z. A. Badge
& Co.. West Randolph "A. E Bigelow, Barre. 26
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HollO,oqys Pills are the best remedy kno,on in the
,corld for The foloving diseases.
nsthma . Diarrl!Ga Indigestion Stone& Gravel
Bowel Compl Dropsy Influenza Secondary
Coughs Debility Inflammation Symptoms
O C FeverA Ague Venereal AT. Ind Week.-Mrs.
ines. diseases FemaleCom- 5ctionS Liver Comp'ls
HosnVehess plants Worms Of all Low Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches kinds Piles
*>*SOd at the manufactures of Professor Holloway 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and a44 Strand London by Ii
respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicine hrone hodt
tue United States, and the civilized world in pots al 25
cents, 63 cents and 81 each
ihere considerable saving by taking the arg sizes
W. directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pot 52ylerp
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These Pills Purify the Blood

Ihes9 famous Pills are expressly combined to operate
on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the lungs the
nctions purifying the blood the very fountain Of life
lle, and thus curing disease in all its forms
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BOYS Over Coats

Il December5ih 1855.
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GEO. W. WILDER,
FianO-FOrte & Music Z aler,


STATE STREET, MONTPELIER. VT.
Y EEPS constantly on hand choice assortment of Pr
IN amos, MelOdeOns, EOlians, and Musical
Instrumen frum the best manufacturers, and will sell
at The Alaker's lowest prices.
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Female COMPLAINTS.

ne female young or old should be without this ceeba-
ted medicine 1t corrects and regulates the monthly cour
ses III AL peril DDS, acting in many like charm 1t
Is also the best aud safest medicine that be given to
chHfe "i All ages, and for any complaint consequently
no FIRMLY should be without ii.
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General Debility. I'LL Health.

Many Of the most despotic governments have opened
their custom Houses to the introduction of these Pills
HAT they may become the medicine Of the MASSES Learn
gu o9'eges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
even known Tor psrsons Of delicate health oe where the
system mas been impaired, as Its nvigorang properties
never fat to give relief
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Dyspepsia & Liver COMPLAIN

Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills
MAJ been proved in all paris Of the world that nothing
mas been found equal 10 them in of disorders of the
Live, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints general, -
lhcy soon give healthy tone to these organs, however
much diseased and when all Other inca In va fiied
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A LWAYs SOMETHING NEWT.

TrihC1paI Depot AT NO. 50 central street,
LOWELL. MASS.
Fred E. Smith, Montpelier. VT, General Agent for Yer
mont. 49yleop
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Black Republicans and DissoIution.

Black Republicans and Dissolution.
Many of the Black Republicans of New York,
II is said, have signed petitions for dissolution of
the Union, md Others who have not committed
themselves to paper, are in favor of the object
This would seem to indicate that they have not
much hope Of obtaining power in the Union. We
trust that their apprehensions may be realised
Col Fremont, we hope, will have permission in
November next to retire to the Rocky Mountains,
where, we beg, he will carry with him Greedy.
Abby Kelly, Fred Douglas, Senator Wilson and
the chevalier Webs. If the Black Republicans
want to dissolve their connection with the Union,
let them leave the country, and become citizens Of
some land more worthy of such saints and patriots
If, however, the American Union should be dis.
solved aud through their fundamentally, let them
look out for themselves Their fellow citizens of
the North would hold them responsible for the
commercial ruin and bankruptcy which would be
the result, and hang them at the first lamp post
There would be no ships in New York; South
ward the star of empire would wend its way |;
the rich coasting trade, that keeps half New Eng.
land alive, would pass into other hands it would
be dissolution in short of Northern prosperity
and independence Such dissolution the Black Re
publicans may accomplish, as Mr. Fillmore warn
ed them, by electing sectional candidate Pres
dent of the United States. Let such an attempt
be successful, and their malevolent aspirations for
tho overthrow of the fairest fabric of government
the world has ever seen would ba grat6ed, but
they themselves will be crushed into powder be-
meath its ruins.
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- M. Rebcrt Frayserss Dchooo..-e1.
rls.ri..s 4 w nv plsassss o sttsnd - sxani-
H.. ~ n. sreils 81 NJ 10. FnAvssa. Who T.
Msii hnovn ~ saeseafal Esslish md Classical
Tsscher s. Upicn NIL
Hsv.. Heen reouessd 10 est - one q the Exam.
d. Conc ittee such wss my Qualifications essived
t.nor, ~ ersrcises thsf cannot wtthhsid pabhe
ss.nsendation Of his sueeeDful edufts IN Training
!. suf Gent to ny tAst s elases all rsstsd ID
,ui,.hlv dienleyins an intimate acquntneAnce with
~. srb;aet matter Of their lssona and AdsGfee OF
ee rarely attained BY Youths 81 their SO.
Faats were not only treasured, nus pnecipise e.
claimed and illustrated with much familiarity that
fhorourh kno1iedGs Of them could NOT De do9cted.
resut 20 sstisfactory eoud only havs bsss obtain
a ~ aiaert application On the part 81 his pupils
ard his labofious instruction.
M r. seems to have discovered the true secret OIL
epeceee and uses 1t dilisenty that u not TO be con
tent with mere recitation Of facfs. which may Do
learned by his pupils without his aid, but eeeks 20
s firth the reflective faculties BY teaching the prin-
c;nIes with those facts and thus deveiope
and Improve the MIND
This e teaching while the other makes his pupil
mara automafon which moves merely a. It y moved
The one closes the d. to investigation and leaves
e nine ignorant of the subject and OF it, own Dow
err The other elevates and Strengthens the intel
ect and leads the youth to feel and know that he u
rational being
Such evidences of Mr. Pa competency and efi-
cheney u an Instructor Of youth, am sure. will en-.
sure the liberal patronage which he has always re-
ceived, and which he 70 justly deserves.
iy1s-lt Teacher Of Union Female Seminary.
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RoBT G. SCOTT. EsQ.-Robert G.. Scott, of
Richmond, Va, late United States Consul At Rio
de Janeiro. arrived in New Orleans on Wednes
day. He left Rio on the 9Th of June. Mr. Scott
viii leave New Orleans in day or two for his re-
sdence In Richmond. His son. Robt g. Scott
jr, having been appointed some months since, was
At Rio discharging the duties of United States
Consul. i"~ g go
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Testimonials of sl descriptions can be seen at his
Office of produced since his arrival in ills city,
from town and country.
Observe 1863 Broad between 9Th and 7th sta
N. B. Ladies and geutle men can be waited upon ut
their own residences. without any extra charge.
Letters punctualy attended to- at one dAys notice.
U DR. s. will attend patients Ia the country.
N 1a-t9tx
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Cred Boot smith, In, Philad phia..An
j., sars ,ts.- <..l SSlDyaflmm.s .sis

- A correspondent of the New York Tribune, wri.
| ting from Philadelphia. states that Samuel A.
Smith, who boxed up Henry Box Brown in Rich.
mond, Virginia, and forwarded him North, and
| who was arrested apd convicted eight years ago
for boxing mp two other slaves having served out
bis Imprisonment. in the Virginia Penitentiary. Ia,
arrived in that city. The writer states that since
the year 1923 up tothe time of his detection, Smith
had aided many slaves to escape The Tribune's
correspondent also states that at his trial .no Off
Ger could be found to simmon witnesses on his be-
halt, that he was heavily chained in the peniten-
tiary, and received five stabs from the hand of
brbed assassin" He adds ae s9's> g -.
III view of the unparalleled injustice which Mr.
S. had suffered, a. well on account Of the aid
he had rendered to the slave, his arrival in tb,
city the celored citizens of Philadelphia felt thai
he was entitled to their sympathy and Aid ana
sraightway invited him to remain I few day.. un.
I'll arrangements could be made for 4 mass meet
Ing 10 receive him Accordingly ON last Monday
evening mass meeting convened in the Israel
Church, and the Rev. VIM T. Cato Was called 10
the chair, and VIM. Still appointed Secrstary.-
Inc chairman introduced the object Of the meet
ing Having lived in the South, he claimed TO
know all about the workings OF the oppressive
system Of slavery generally, and declared that
Notwithstanding the many exposures Of the evil
which came under his own observation, the most
siarlng descripions fell far short Of the realities
Bis own eyes had witnessed 4 sssss,sss +
He then nt,oduced Mr.. smith. who arose and in .
PLAIN manner briefly told his story. assuring the
1.sass Sa, hs sa 'is.I. h.ssd ssvry and had ia
though he had Suffered mach phJ sicsly snd pecuala-
rly Tor The csusss sake, YET he unframed nSt bat
After taking his seat, Addresses vera further mads
y ne REV q ssaith Aessn kinnnssd, pruansr,
IS Thsfstiowins negotiations were adoptslss ses
8 Whss eas We tLs eolorud eisjzens 81 PHILADELPHIA,
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WAsnfEGToS, Jnly 17-Senate--Mr. Toombs
Introduced bin declaring the acts of the late Ma
val Board In the case Of 1t bartlett unconssitu-
tional and consequently void
In Executive session the whole list Of Naval ap-
pointments 10 fll vacancies created by the Naval
Board was confirmed.
House The Illinois election was considered,
but no action MAs had.
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MARINE NEWS
>~~~-.~~-~.~~~~>~>~~
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IL.
HIGH wArER THIS DAY AT S O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED,
Bark Breeze, Outerbridse, Rio, coffee, Crenshsw
Fisher
schr. Oakland, Face, Bremen, corn, i. n Webb
4 Co.
Schr. Accomac, Fisher, Lillyrallee, wheat, J. B.
Bragg.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. L. Barreughs, jerks, Bordeaux, France,
tobacco by Jno. Hotson.
Schr Bsrnegat Vitchett, down ths river. light.
Schr Albertins, Williams, down tho river, light.
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MILLINERY.

ma NOTICE. TO the LADIES.
SON, Fashionable Mil ~
X3SS liner, takes the pleasure of informing
the Ladies that she has received from vi
Paris and New York an elegant assortment of Bon.
nets, Caps, Head Dresses DC. which really beau
tifu and exces anything Of the kind that has ever
been offered in this city; and the il ad
vsnciug, she Is determined to sell at very reduced
prices. To those who intend going the Springs an
opportunity now offers of getting Head Dress Cap
Of entirely pattern At exceedingly low price,
Don't forget tho store. MADAME Sun, IS Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Establishment.
j4 24-lm*
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- ElDR RENT..A line family kcsidens e
IL Mr.. =. Gin. /. contains rooms. with Iitch.
repair.
lin. between Sd and 4th sss. 1t has 10 rooms, with
kitchen and outbuildinss necessary for the scconno
dation Of large family.
side Of Msnhall. above Henry street, with rooms,
kitchen and other convenience The house neafly
Alss, !. desisabIe Brick Dwelling on Marshall and
Brooke Avenue sfreets. Il has about 10 rooms with
Iarse kitchen. we'll .dns water, large lot, Nc
Aiy sass .fs' f''n: AL okkpRsw f
DARTNEKsHIP NUTICE.--Thc snbsSrs-i
ber has. this day, assoeisted with him ID the ~
ssas. .heaetofsrs conducted ~ him,s Mr.. JOHN
on under she firm and st5ls Of G. p. YALE l. CO.
The subscriber returns his cordial thanks 70 his
bas bee bestow "a upon him, and fsI The kind indsI
gence which hiss been extended to him b. his cus.-
tomer in fhs prosecuion Of their orders He trusrs
prompt ana sfbcient fuGmsnt Of orders Win s~eare
u the new firm continuance of she patronage = ich
he has hesstofors sajoyed-. ~ -9a55@s
lyss4-e ~ LIZ. zs-....I l-E .EHAA % YALE.
n ICkOitN = Mi9lkUItf TEA nave 11i.f
- sseeissde lot OF vexy m pssior Nurthern Hic:K
OkY. oil thckneess to which invite the astentto. 81
fasnase-n.ksn a.d naehies.a. r. y shs bess lot
.a.sss'ss sen N 'A'' n;H.h hu,n : nm,
70 .-sa 1eih St. bstw. Main and f..nl,i.a d.
THE AkAIkDY -.-Ikosc wGo veal -.
cle4. spalklnk Natey to 6rink th,a kot va.shss
enpuld eau g " Metp street. and set eenniss r. M
tsfrsnean WATER FILTER, the cniv snrs 49,
~ II. cais IIsSi Hs's' LArHaop
'NhA5ONsS BAAAGklN2a..kor Ala ~ =
80. issA. esii - .ssafsa HILLS Drna sters.
: lyg Cos..T eheve OLD Asskst, Essnliis =
ANAkn1s CANS ;5ksoEs.-1- 17191e1
-, ioE boys Emeire Gaia, beausi6aiiy 1insI ~
si0 ne soia q cd. 70 clear ones - NJ ~ 80
,'b,s a'',trs ~ Zen n zinaE49AM
iLnEH ilned fenotainsr g D0T1E e
=. NOhiona Apotheeasy aeose, c0rheF Main an1
- ssceiA amt thFquGh oliver fefseesaae ar =
$3.50 g most aparklin4 water Il The aitv
Hsgsnt,a e e made freu ,psre kRa)iAh 6un Co
~ psns Soa4s and pot from marble da& u Whitine
1nsa Ufesm nyrnrs arp msGc ffesh sSeEy IL. nosS
kass ssosnfs ctsan rad dslf uis sysaea Is. ~
k.ssessfs Hsr arra IIse Ayplrs l9s449 ssss
SpsrkIng HAeb .Nscsas j Nsass
,ktssweeey bod
49, 80 Aseenon Grows Ex 10 ia
fAKANNgU z5VXT1E JEH9E1-T-7E..
: ssSyias wsnsIs shSnb.rs{ 6le1 fiiit + 49,
~ Sspan0oa Waeer 0ane-s ~ 1hSn n 1872 49,
81 = elsn sast fhs seeehs 49, M 49, 81
4 ~ stM8e - hasaA@tsNe Il zsss xe41eDnnGAN
s'sx 5WsAs 81 ssasAsss ~ IT *zs5fs s4s.sss j
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GOLD FROM CALTFoRNIA-Since the first of
January, being the first half of the year 1885,
there has been landed in New York, from Califor.
mia, the sum of e21, 800, s47 in gold.
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rRoM john LEE. ESQ.

AMERICAN HOTEL, July 9th, 1883.
DR.. Schultz has this day removed from my feet two
bunions and toe nail which have been . great trou-
bio to me and very painful They ware removed with
out the slightest pain being caused; and eel well
pleasure In recommending him to the suffering pub
lie
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4 EW JAW CATALOGUE.

IN j. w. RANDOLPH
Has Just published Catalogue embracing over 1900
volumes OF new and standard Law Books. with size,
binding and price 10 each 1t will BE- sent, without
charge, to all who apply. jy l8-n
INSTANTANEOUS A N d EFFECTUAL
i CURE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS AND CAL
LOslTIES NAILS. WARTS; &c. growing into
without the lightest pain, by Dr. 8. SCHULTZ. tho
celebrated surgeon Chiropodist from London, Eng
land, author OF practical exposition of the Human
Feet &c.
NOTICE.-After successful stay in this city mp
wards of two months, DR.. 8. begs to inform his pa
tients and friends that he has removed his Office, and
10 in daily at, enhance at 1858 Broad between 9th
and 9TH streets Orders also may be left at my store
$50 Main street, opposite Messrs. Kent, Paine Co.
Parties wishing to consult DR.. s. an early cali will
oblige.
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From sroscE {. TAYLOR.

AMEkicAN HOTEL, July 18th, 1856.
DR.. Schultz has removed four eorns which gave me
great deal of trouble. They were extracted to my
entire satisfaction and during the operation not the
slightest pain was caused. cheerfuy commend him
to all who suffer from these diseases.
Gre. TAYLOR
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FROM JOHN B cURp, n. D.

CHESTEkFIELD, July 9th, 1856.
] have been for the last twelve months suffering
with very bad tees I have tried good many Doe
tors but got relief until fell into the hands Of
DR. Schultz. who gave immediate relief. can re-
commend him to the suffering public generally q q
most practical and efficient Chiropodist.
JOHN B. CURD, NJ. d.
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a BLACKBERRY, BRANDY. I'VE would adyiss oil
persons suffering from the prevailing diseases of the
summer, to call at the Drug Stors Of Mr. OWES B
HILL. corner above Old Market FRANKLIN street and
procurea bottle Of his pure Blackberry Brandy, the
most pleasant and effective remedy for summer com
nj -. - =. -
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The President has nominated John Forsyth. of
Alabama, editor Of the Mobile Register, rs Minis.
ter to Mexico, vice General Gadsden, resigned
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BUFFALO, N. r, July 1.-THE steamer North
ern Indiana, bound for Toledo, was burned 1t Il
o'clock this morning. Thirty or forty persons ar
reported lost
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The Free Negroes.

The number of free negroes in the United States
IL about Ave hundred thousand, q number equal to
that Of all. the slaves, in l776. The number in
Virginia is about sixty thousand. We do not know
the exact number in Canada; but the strong dispo-
sition shown by the Canadians to prevent any far
Their emigration from the United States, would
seem to Indicate that, by means Of underground
railroads. this class of the population is getting
large for comfort Invarious free States they have
also become = source Of great ssolicitude There
Ia no doubt that after all more sympathy il felt
for these people In the South than In any other
part of the country, and that the Southern people
ara more anxious than AL others to provide for
their welfare and happiness. 7Es14ie.s 1st'7ss.
Mr.. Jefferson predicted the present condition of
affairs in 1901, and recommended colonization IS
the only remedy. His first choice for African
colony was the West Indies, and among these
islands st Domingo. in Consideration Of its already
being inhabited by people Of their own race and
color, having climate congenial with their consti-
thaion, and being isolated from other races Libe.
ria, however seems to be the favorite spot 1t this
,time Of the friends of colonization. What has be-
come of the plan suggested seine years ago BY Mr..
Stanton, of Tennessee, of line of steamers fire. M
the United States, by Africa, to England or other
paris Of Europe, making regular trips, and carry.
log free negroes to Africal This plan would not
only accomplish the work Of removal, bat secure
these unfortunate persons . comfortable home; ef
fectuaiy put down the slave trade, and obvate the
expenditure Of money and life required by the
useless African squadron; deveiope the rich tres,
sures of African trade; secure to the South the AT
rican trade, and be very useful in promoting . di
rect trade between the Southern ports and Eu.
rope. a77@at st5 - A7a e7.t 81 r. essss9
* Africa Is ever to be civilized, colonization. IN.
on such plan IS that suggested BY Mr.. 4Stantoa
must be the great instrument for that purpose. n
Y the Of the South, il is the duty Of tbs
Ncrtn, by whom the negro was first taken from
africa 70 restore him. when free. to the land Of h;s
Here u chance to pns down The slave trade and
make Africa christian and civilized oontinet =
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jy1s-It Teacher Of Union Female Seminary

~AucsJon NOtlce...Attentyon 10 asked -
nv sails of glazed and unalszed Sash, Nsils &c this
morning, at 10 o'clock, 1t my store on 18th street
~ ne r. CAUTHOkN. :