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stakeholder. The slave is no man for himself, in
the eyes of Southern gentlemen or OF the law
but every five human beings held in bondage
make three political men of their master. What
other property has this wonderful faculty? I
know of none. To illustrate this point: Suppose
a Southern man goes to Kansas with five hun
dred slaves, and Kansas Is made slave State
this one man, by his human property, becomes
equal on this floor and in his vote for President,
and in all the political affairs of the country, to
three hundred and one Woodworking intelligent
men in New Hampshire, or in any other free
State. Call you this " eguahty!" No. sir 1t
is downright inequality. The extension of Slavery
produces an inequality of States.
The principle of allowing parts of a nation
political power in proportion to the number of
men they hold in bondage, is so undemocrasic
and detrimental to Liberty, that am surprised
that any man outside Of the privileged States
should be willing to extend it one inch beyond
the States to which it already applies. Such a
principle as this would have been repudiated by
the heather democracy of Athens long centu-
rfes ago.
By the Constitution of the United States, in
the apportionment of Representatives to Con-
gress, five slaves count the same as three free
men. Under this provision of the Constitution,
resentatives; from 1875 to 1913, she gained four
teen from 1913 to 1923, she gained nineteen
from 1923 to 1899, the gain was twenty-five
from 1888 to l843, the gain was twenty-five. AT
this moment, the South has twenty additional
members on this floor on account Of this prin-
ciple.
The present ratio of representation is 1871
The free States have IA, and the slave States
80 Representatives. The free white population
of the free States, in 1850, was l3, 43s e67 and
the free white population Of the slave States was
&, l84, 404. The number of free colored persons
in the free States Is about equal to the same
class in the slave States. The free States have
LA Representatives on this floor, or on an aver
age one Representative for 1924 free white
inhabitants. The slave States have 80 Repre-
sentstives, or on an average one Representative
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"Arise, arise, We brave,
And let our war-cry be,
Free Speech, Free Press, Free Soil.
FREMONT and Victory
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{ TERMS
fs, i fss g ssg5t.tg;s e ogs
rs e1s.ssil Ladsss g
yIs4E PRoPE1rroRa rake reat pleasure IN expressing
~ ~ ear9r os ss
nesef gt9Ns tbs
saEll, 49ElsEa & ~ sss.g
sxyeeeIeS q ITtaeTai ii efS ana tlOinrSeT
ciil ile.sss, assstea Is,
Nor ATTSISYDs BY ANY OTHER ISsfETpTIoN Each
student by t,is new process dre DESK indiEid
uat step b. Step, until he has nssESd the whole routine
sesEsd ca apprenticeship In kt1ge Coaaaaeyc:aE
House, and tls all awasdness fLs-ring, and egresious
bluuders arr in a great measure, di-sipated
In edition 'eeaE snsEsssn' mel of asso%pohsa ASST M
most e'nsnt Lecturers in ohiO TO lecture on commercial
topics. - g.
here, bat embraces every thing CONNECTED with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, With free and fun discussion Of
sSS GomtaercSI ptaacts Gor.ncresf csicuistons
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, E:hiss Of Trade, Part
nershil. &C.
TIE. LADIES' DEP1RTKENT
Is oreed furthe reception Ladies No institution In
the Union nPars o=s Thorough OF Interesting course in
In oonelson We would add that VIC shall put forth eur
ss aS ta s 8 m os met s ad s
pledge oulseires % ialp.frt lors tsoNOGgh prlcfcas
otter sfg.iiEg Mercantile Coaege.
Among the many give the follow
inE:-tlc
N, the undersigned take pleasure In tesIying that
personally acquainted with Ir. GTarEerts ability
aecU.itaHI l Teacher OF Book Keeping which IS OF he
his.st OTssr- lls has had great exTeTieuse an Aes
countaAt heavy Commercial AMI Bakins Houses, which
gives Eisu superior facilities in RTarting Practical
Ks0'rdge ef Book Eee a:t thorough COusmsreidt
/. J. ALLEN, Ii. d,
prs-sAIesst Farzne=ss GoIieEe-
L0RlN ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College.
To Young men who wish acquire Bpsiaess h'uea-
Oa, " thnS II adu-ds facitlcs seldom equaled
r, GRANGER the Of theoretical knowl
edge atneSs in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience, =i cnn6elt hn: graduates from
ls College viii e fully competent Keep the coit-
Gated set n Books.
A. i. STONE, Wholesale i:ll Retail 9feTchant,
J. j. JANNEf, Scy R2&C of Control State Bank Of o..
J.F. PAItSI Rook Keeper 1t D. 7. WootiSiry's.
D. .OFERDIER, Book Keeper at ElntOlt bank.
II. q STILLS Sssey Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. d, MASON. Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co.'S.
eg-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRAlNGER d ARMSTRONG,
fe3-tr PrOorietorS.
A GREAT BOOK.
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M EDI sr Is d " a PgGRs

AGA ~
sF5lose II 40 Efcggl " ead ReqFs
s s.ss. s''sa'p
S aas ssaEsss;a
slises ss asalsa, L he's
sifbicsfF 81 ssFok I'm
u The treatment g eensasnpsiGn ana q
tehnpeibis nd g nEys lcEes1-
sSsd in sls M ,EsssgsHS o. 81. 2n
i9istoa e ~ ,.e 81 SS
yhslo tqasck held qp q. r1iy
w ~ ,.sp ne s
It's, rendered. perform
deasr s s s IN DC iSsI II
eo the ies Tbs of iGSatioa n coa.spttoa
and Throat Diseases ts that IN the t9r Of SPer
- II n lS.al,v iis,.xIn5 feo
manner Of administering The Yapors being simple.
the nvplid IS never required home where hr hand
Of fiendsp and affection tends SO much to aid te pysi
InalIns sthedfs soothing. safe, and speedy, and
and produce their action ~ the seat OF the isease. Its
the inecnl worI and establish the entire Of Con
appca 70 the common sense Of an a4icted with lung dis
embrace the advantages Of InlalAion, and
claim Tor Ialaon place amongst precious gins ths.
and hath given that our days may be long in
'.'s '-'. ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE coxsuMpT1yE
method not only ratl0na Tat simple, sale aud eca.
10 many Of ry professional brethren throughout the
Union, tender wegeucuts for l=ir frank and
manly tsstifin Inc merits fIaation. Isail
pleased cnoperte with them Offering the afflicted
te blessings aecate YapoT Inhalation il the treatment
oi Consumption. .5s4
One for 1nyzsl,i those claiming 70 hare
practice the iulitaiaTS
ri;H brazen apuencc claim itlas their Ibol
in ayorof InhNiato aud Eeset i6 yearS The apPa-
ratus then used, with tht medical achieved
only partial success therefore did claim for it then
te miraculous which long practice has since
bed me to give IL Proof 1f this may be found In my work
published IN asa.
Applicants vi: please Etate if .tey hayr Lied
night and lever turns what and huR much they
pecOTate, what the condition Of their stomacs and towels
The necessary neicnes apparatus, &c, VII be foFTafie
Tsl, consultation fee. Balance Of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalesccnt-
RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS
We. the undersigned practitioners in medicine. eheeFuty
of the Lungs amt FuFoaI, the bert and ehecT-
al INFO mccaI practcc. Our convictions
based having several Of patients, eonir
cd cosulptVts restored to vigorous health after
months hS lI. Rose In the above
eases, the application .: icatsd EaPors, inhaled direct
Iy LlnES uaJ justly considered a great boon 10
suffering humanity, rendering Consumption perfectly
Dr. Rose deserves we'll the profession for his unGearied
RAIFu srosE, D.
JosAs \. Morn. ii. D.
s=is GYRrS ~. D.
tWSI. h AUsTlS, u. D.
o2TuLE JFSoN, N. D.
DIR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
.Sairezs JOHNSON .STKN4RT ROSE ~
-sEts-rrs zasi >. s3Si broadway, New York
netg requires prepaymento of lCt;CEs
tered by the letters ony wiz my
rtsS go ~ se - - si2fT7sF = iez;iEp
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tn. JOHNsToN. JR.,

TIL. JOHNSTON. JR,,
AEs"t orsHsaac s'o'ts.
WooDRs98NMiSf s8SN MSfN N2MPF gfElPFT STAND"
Wheeling.
u BAcos TEss, coEFEr Sealed FnriEs StS
- sAtt6s SATsuFs sro4Rs. atoLAss1s sTH-
I my SIa Snss9ssss g find te same sort Of Teas. Col.
- FLOUR ana other S6di dsyefe n die city free OF
e1alses jn96Sm
a Ha.;dkerchiefs aud CTaVats - ..
asiauae styles e t5sHs aud Fes: ss 'ss'f spa
Black I!:l sls crAvats, extra szes;
sea1t.-pisn black aud fancy;
Halt HSss Of kinds smbrseipg double fee. and has.
susPyhdsT. q an kinds boys siuraer. Of v.4i.
t,,I e which sl bs-oid very low At no 2 Washington
eEio s:z--l -. J. n. sTA11a1As.
IN BBLs 30. !, Lara on;
. = a.asi IIGSIiss iaii Efsseyss BGsFrlps &
R9Is Furniture yaFnsh Z 59r sis
GROSS BardOfses Worm syrup for sale be
l54lsgsz1zz LAuGIiLINs DUsHFIELD.
sss jsss wf' Indian ysSi5e9s F' ss5s l9S
1000 Iss Red IaFgs gssl
300 Las ies lAsEE Us. FsseIss9
IN poz Cherry eetioTal just reeeiEe sd by -
~ " iats LAUGHLISs pusHFIRAD
1sa 5sas Japan Sat' = Fsas sEsPs 6 .l
2 RgI;s EtAsEisl on for sais ~.
:. .-g-lla. -a-.s LAUGHItNS BuSHFIEIp
IN GALS Holland Gin ofPlale QaaitS-ior sale l5
" ~ IaIso. saL La EGlILINs 4 RUslIFIID
= sishLS Ilnaeed Oil, just received bg
- JAM lLAgGHLIss = BusHFIEIDS
s1S EbIs- COpFeras for SIDE ioE--ty-
1-sS ltss1 szs-z.lfl 1ABGEtEISS 4 BCSIIFIELDHH
PONDER
f(ll KEGS Dupents RiBe.
lVO utIJ GEO Ifsdst
" ase2a 80 i.ss s, }. r. eaEER eco
2 ~ e 1t rate saddle for ssIs
45stsep at tls eld STAN, lsa Ma erect.
l(lfA BARREIs 80 3 4aaskeFsI!i
Eet0 $50 e< 10 SO do 4sEasseest.sest zs.slFse
S9Hhhls5s dosisiA
| Jpstreesirea zad for sale bF
= r. GREER s CO, Main ST.
,,,1v, DISSOLUTION
xIsllI befen the udersfrtsea Il
tIss p sspsess Each VII Fraes
z jacob.
Ssszz.--1s - =; FESpLfiT0R.75
q II Ills efl 4 ~ SEEDS BE'TIEE3 "a.
M s2ese1 steFs viii FsFr4lee or
~ gailsat = Bstniose. thledeIItls
s.ssss -a Alss "a baFssT picssdl Ehd
"a ssls issss s sllE Rst.s 4 20, s.Is.,
-. ON lEp91l2RED BdRHELS -FOUR T---z &
81 ~ seeety e ana fos asle ty
q ass2 poAsF cowoItL
Sfifl hnts Klsat. EStrz yalalls bEaisd:
4 lalt
GoEsnoss, MATTHEW'S 4 co.
9ksr EeEats slspf sss .lis
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nTCCOT nTVTON

TNHE partnership existing the subscribers UNDER
i the firm THOMPSON PATTERSON, S this ay dis
solved BY mutual The nsiness viii be conducted
By joins II TloaEsos who vii cOGct p debA due hs rl,
JOHN II. TIIoAfPsON, -
s J. II, PATTERSON,
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RRM0W AT.

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand In Market
VIZ Square stat and sracleus VarChouse, No, 81,
reen 'front.' west side Of Main street, between Monroe
Quincy lately occupied By MessT9 Amman T. Ma iru
commission house, He tas nd largo and general az.
soEnetit Of Groceries and liquors, which he viii
Wholesale At the lowest market price.
il o. GunpOwdcr OF every description and Safety
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JOHN H. oNPsoN rrspeetfnly announces that nc will
continue the Book Stationery and Wall 1dJlet business az
III Main Street. where he viii be haqRy 10 re6eve fa .
OF his old friends nubllc generally JRiS6
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE :

I2;ASTEI8S II g, ~ yyARERooMS.
SEHT pO1R BFEIFsffl = FeESlrCRE sI6EsR,
NA4IERE nay bc f9Gr yaTivts oi Boston New York
w falioa ifO the rst.cluaa makers, among which
the Celebrated james W. fosc Piano. with Patent DarnptF
trd improved 10 stand any climate
Splendid assortment nj ms aupn:rF OaThaTts Patent
elodeop and Reed Es, superior tone and anIsh Of
my own manufacture. Prioes from s4Bto $t7S /.
All of the abO.r one year Groa
purchase. - Nie
1taeturs Of uutass olins AccodeOns, FIuiinss Rfes
Flutes article wanted by the world ofmGsic
The subscriber hopes by studying wants Of the people
and sTict attention to busness merit their patronage
Nl1QtEoSs TO LIT. SHEET MusIC.
reilly D. F. TOBIN
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Dividend.

NIE Board Of bIunagts the Centre Wheeling MaEss
house Assgcatiunl have thls day declared Dividend
Of cet out OF the eaTUhgs OF the Cotuuav %
LIST January y--payuhle nthe 2Dth Inst - - = n
All persons that have made paymeus on stock aud hky
not received Their eeFthcaies notified bring slT Tr
cSs 70 tie Secretary and get them before the 2Oth 20 that
iey may receive the dividend ifHt time. F
By orderoi the Board
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CO.PARTNERSIIP.
THE undersigned win continue the business IN
ther present location under the and style OF E.sEllL
SSwEARlseEI. They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers Of their
ns..n,h,r ,s.s e Y, y saI RElsKEli, .SEL5:,pS !,
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ISALEp % Hay MN Feed, oaf. and COTs,, constantly %
. 2s ]. 81 KELLER. eninos 4.
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Z Co,.pa.rt.nerahir !:

Co-Partnership
s. MARSH has this day associated him NJ n Way
- man. The purpose ts Wholesale sna
retail Boot and Shoe business tt old b. Mafs
street, next door 70 ore, ott Co., under
the frn Of MARSH 4 WAYNAS,
July 1st, 1855. ju80
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ENCOURAGE AMERIOAN MANUFACTURESI
BUfAIEtkssS ROSbEK, II tSEG1kSES,S
Wrifinfr. EIIa1id

INGE this superior Fluid InE las been before the pubc
= nearly years, it has been constantly gaining
favor, Cnd preferred by many the faFalacd
mold Elaid.
pulng the past year twenty thousand quart pint
ties er with smaller sizes iununerable, sold
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati Louisville pitts
bnFgt Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, aue, Lafayette,
slnssilnes Indisnapols, EysnsyIe FraHKfo Lexington,
Nashville, Memphis, ST. Louis NCshurg, Jackson, Nntcez
and Nes oreans It has also been adopted ia the State
Of kelltuc, Tennessee and Mssssippl Ithas
taken three tTs class Diplomas THE Mechanics Isntes Of
Cincinnati and Louisville and four DilumaS
ialS n State Fairs held last Pail in New York. Ohio: Indiana
and Illinois.
toIore using ArnOi's English have purchased j. j. But
ler's Book Keepers Writing fluid:
Eorthwester Bank Of yirsina; Merchants Aerhancs'
Bank Of Hheeng Rank Nheelius Cresccut Naiufact.
ring eGsPanS; County Clerk oh.S ssIonai Tae-
House; Kelly. Holloway Co.; Russell MrAirt; Gordon
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Son; DSane 6oweill O& &
Boydi BOYD OFT; oliyeE Pryor; las. IL. Stout C0
din, GilbeFsOn Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by 'tA .t
ocS0 ss-iffis tsfl I.isiBI)IS f.BERsOS a 90.
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OF NlI have large assortment, win Re out at alnost
your prices. -+.i -
Comforts childrens wooen saes, ladies superior wool
scarf have In sucysTety and At such low prices
TO astonish every With word, being anxious and
reduce stock to te lowest point, VIII sell
goods 3
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WIIsEE rs q. I
NIaWTl AND 18EAIE EDIFt$I slAe9GK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelfy,

NttALtsH6bs7 sAIOEtk . . tkAlts y5 " III ..
- Ne. g SvnstIttissf fsus Et nses ssA
AS1NG 5sst With way
laFse md st g sloeEf
aud JegeIFy, the Eit9 r3i de 4tttrtid % his
fTiets pubic IL assuring them ygt c
viii sen than ever heretofore. His stock c9nss
ftseat faFs siaatis, asic alshs ana iAy
GloSis.la - aysF.s5a1. 1s ssssf s
eeia and stlysr ssach and antsF asd
Open EHeed Tgtthes 49,
ati goll ad iptae yheSis n ;la
and ERFranted pTi5pe tIlf-t
Tie Ladies wen
sIertsa fnl 20 caRsso gsslFs, which
Having ccnitdt5t that
he lin hsfoEc sps sipsa
YlgElng invites rsi his
stock G. p BROsfS f
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NOTICE. : -
N the JanuarJ, lroxino, the preseut
" firm of Heiskel { Co., Will be dissolved by llntatlon,
j1rnes A. FetIer retiring IRON the firm. ft
An persons Indebted rs win please can and make
without delay, and those having claims against the
will present them for adjustment fa
December 81, 1855.
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IfR Haynes BittgTs for DyspTgia in5i6e-
u ton &C., &e.S5O eents iter Bottie fdr ssis'is
ilasef f;lief -gsssti y. b. VOWEL, -
Jonl. only agent IL MheelLnR.l lL9 Nnnrnr
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The Wheeling InstrumentaI NIn.

EEETs every Monday evening" " O'Clock, In the Lee
NJ tFe Room OF the lutheran Church. ChBppH Can.
ire Wheeling s. NJ. HAMILTON. pfrst.
Ca. DIETRICH, Gunductor. ilvIS-46ul.l
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lf 9
WHEELING va sAasIs d I1A. s fORN Stss.,.
I III S

IsrgEE- g. j ON S
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TO OJ24FER R-AANGFACIIlR6la& ~
T9LEACIING PqWdeEp Ultra NuIDe AinFas superior Pour.
- dnier Wires, Png Tw!ne, French Clay, Soda Ash. Sal
SOa, Screen Iqates Bed Plalos ei Plates, Ron Bsrs
Knives, Cutters, ete fnrssd order short
spS I.AMBpIN, oILBERsoN 4 Co
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4hAi -ASAit.sa SACRED .l1l+1AIR.' y
FNIIS medicine extensive and
= PerpsylNana ~ s prepared by DR. TFuxri, of YaSh,
ltEton co., and has given relief hundreds who hive
Il, who are spreading its fans far and vide -
The Names OF peEsohs wen known appear rs vSnc a.
its ethcScy IN the shove ease. - - =
~ I'rice 500. ~ =
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Groceries at Wholesale.

XCTTNN 4HFOF 5BUSTNESS. = 3
HAVING transferred Soap, Candle and Grocery
IL abshment at the north end df the stone bridge to
Reid, commend them the patronage my former
toners.
All persons having accounts against M present them
favor by calling estore and settling b payment 9TH
Fwise II IS Important that my business shall be closed up
- intend changing my place Of residence.
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reduction Of s0per Ct win be granted, and those resdy
with the cash VIII be able 70 buy from nice triIRule
cloth cloak Al $780, The greatest bargains offered.
othersI shall sen on the advanageous tcr; actra
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sE";H the Iasae Il .hs haze .=t tesls have so,i
PoEat what the condition Of their sonaSis and boweis
The necessary nrecnes. apparatus, & VIII be forwafd
20 any part.
consultation Balance Of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalesccnt.
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Tszt-. SE.Hl-4N1SE-4L NOTICE.
IETE respectfully request all those having accounts our
w Books 20 call on the Jaury
settlement. ~
Those who do not call VIII be waited on with their bills
ID dr5s W. n NOTE BRO.
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The Is printed fine white paper and embelshcd
With view OF Ashland, from steel plate engraving also
fac-simile letter. furnished subscribers, muslin
binding, at Ttg0 D9Hdrs gEi fJfg Cents a copy. None
but subscribers gett work Let all this
give the agents their when cnlIed on
Agents Wauledt 10 circulate the above work In AL the
counties OF Virginia, TO whom fair commission will be
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Just Receives

Just RECEIVER. =
w A. EDWARDS BHo. have Just received from the
We East Cat their grocery adjoining Post oiee3
excellent aud carefully selected assortment Of le To-
eeries 70 which they invite te uttention of ali Of
tne -.-ss .,s5s.sts- =
StO, MaFacabo and Java coaee brown, Clarified do;
Crushed aud PulVrriEed Sugars; ~ ~ s1c 80 isE
Reas in.sryHt variety and fine qualities; -
Cocoa BroupR aud Chocolate, brands;
Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples, Vbrf4its sa aspberries
in CAMS Rice flour; Corn Starch; tt ~
Parma, Sage, MaecaEoni, Isine glass, Jsllytiun;
Bermuda ArFoWroO Dried ChFrai1s, RaIsIns, Almonds
Olives, Hops, etc. -3isf +7f1 iIHH6 -
Tobacco and Segarsf fine qualities; -.-
soaps stc.i Fine ground Table Saltis
Spices and Essences OF every vRFiety. ri
Together with other articles tedious eslurne
rate, all Of which selling very prIern.-
Cal and examine for yourselves reaEe
Remember the plnceSOrner Market Quincy streets ad
1ola.le sss t9s.olnes, v 'eslins y a. my29
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ALSo--CsRrlete sets Of the Work. for SALE ,v
i.,9s JOHN IL 4TlIDtpsOH.- ~ p
kO.1l7 Main street
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Win consequently collars formerly held ct ful
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Offering greater snts than otitetou IN town
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
The past d present condition of the Negro
Tko No. VarI, 0hearyar IN tha no,,rca

The past q present condition of the Negro.
The New York Observer, in the course
of an article on slavery says. when the an
cestors of those negroes were torn from
their homes in Africa by the slavetraders
Of Old England and New England, and
placed under the influence of Christianity
at the South, they were among the most
degraded and miserable of the human spe
cies. slaves of cruel masters, the victems of
bloody superstition, believers in witchcraft
and %&orshippers Ofthe devil.
And what now is the condition Of their
descendent. Several years ago fiore than
800, 900 of them were members of Protes
taht evangelical churches in the slavehol
ding Seates?-kbout 10000 American
negroes, trained chiefly at the South, trans
planted to Liberia, now rnle nearly goo,
600 natives of Africa. and through their
schools and churches are spreading the light
and love of the gospel in the land of dark
ness and heathenism.
II is true that more than nine tenths Of
the negroes at tte South are still slaves; but
is slavery under Christian masters in
America the same evil with slavery under
heatheh tyrants in Africa? Degraded as
these Slaves may still be. conpared with
the sons of the pilgrims in New England,
OF even with the mass oflaborers in some
of the enlightened countries in Europe,
can 8 1000, 900 or 100000 negroes bond
or free, be found in any part Of the world,
who can compare for good condition. phys
ical intellectual and moral, with the 8 1000.
600 slaves at The South? Has Christianity
aided BY aIl the wealth of British Christians
done as much during the last twenty years
from the elevation OF the 900, 900 emanci-
pated negroes in the West Indies, British
philanthropists themselves being the judges
of what it has effected there, as it has done
during the same period for the elevation OF
our 100000 American slaves?