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,,, IL Sgo PIP lGi Pie @e. -
HISTORY OF TH- STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY
i&TEHSInN OR RESTRICTION IN THE UNITED
StIAIeES IceE FR0M THc DECLAR ,TIoN OF INDEPsND,
hNC ~ THE PRESENT DAY Mainly complied s1d
COZ deised n'm the jour ais Of Conscs, other Official
Records snG showing the by Yeas ard Nsys the most
impoTaDt divisions In either dpu.. By Horace Grseey.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Of the womb-Leucorrhp, an
evidence of \ strumous iia,he-
sis-Specu um o. lseri- ciiscts
OF inoroiuGte sexusl Intercourse
-Drsea.es Of CAVITY o' the
uteris-j tarus osshel-Setri-
tis-Diss ases Of the ia lopisn
tubes - StIictu - - Rupture
ObliteratioA- Disease of tim.
hnsted extremity Pol'pi-
Disease Of ovay-Tumers ia
and arOund-H unia Of, absence
Of, auophy-RheumAfism aud
re uralsis Of uterus aud append
sges- ILiluence Of fstness 80
causing sterilitg q" Free mar.
tils"-The female Of male and
fe nsle twins, barren-Mentsl
manifestations of the diseased
-Ao,elcs OF sexual sp2etites
from oserslinulatipn. veneresl
excesses mssturos stion, a..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

sions Of tannin -Caustlc appli.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
terc lsrse not Ueces.srily inter
rupted-Issues up u os u.eri-
L-ech,s aud their dagger
Structure OF cerv L, aud fissdres
Of os-OysmenoErnGa- lnstru'
ment fos div zion ot stSicturss-
Sponge Tents -Iata'rh OF ths
wumo - Treatment by lnJ-c-
tious-DaDsers Of Dblirerstion
of ths cavity OF the uterus
Probing f.lopisn tdbs-Treat.
IN. nj for all -c'iOns o. the ovary
excessive fat-TJrpOr Of utter
ilesystem Application Of cleo
trieity-syphilitir taint-Sobri-
ETY. OF booy and miad recon-
mended.
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have read il With in,eres, .Dd Instruction -
Pref s.p'L H. DICKSON, Chsles'on > u
n o W K Z A
s I L u I. 7 Y:
I.-PHYsIoLoGY or GEsIRArIoy.

IN what urtioD con- ueBstrustonThe hum
ssts-r ecupdaicn 10 psnts Anstomy of esg-Msa In his
Nd fsh-stated mes OF in first sestate-semenlts
prss1 il animals aid suon Oeyeopmen Of SgeTu.
vomelThst tue woman who toEaManner Of union Of
capable OF beus NAE sLd female life giving
fecundaied-Idehty OF fecun principle ACTON Of
oaor il s .liu Al BeTh-t cougreBis:hof land others
prcducn al will duties Of
oporu1n of male female dlVlGons Of the
Of the Growth OF deveopment
Mae life prDciPe-Ine te aid tne g'owh of augnens-
ma orsas 1f 'eprocueiiOn- ion comMenceA
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-09
1)octrp.
For the Westerly Echo.
OUR FR a1H7DNT.
BY ZCLIENiE.


Know ye the mountain peak, boldly towering
to the skies,
Whose steep ascent to scale, cen the Indian
never tries;
Where, proudly, 'gainst the heavens, in the
pure mountain air,
Our glorious stars and stripes once waved? Our
Fremont placed it there! ...
Know ye the distant region, to reach whose dis.
tant shore,
Thousands leave their happy homes, to seek
the golden ore;
Though resolute insurgents claimed dominion
DER the land,
Our Fremont quelled the rebels, with his brave
and dauntless band
Know ye the spacious chamber, within whose
listening walls,
Our nations noblest Senators respond when
Freedom calls?
Our Fremont graced their number, and with
earnest, faithful heart,
Strove for his country's welfare, in her council:
bore part.
Know yc the stately Mansion, where, witt
anxious hearts, We feel,
Dwells one, upon whose wsdam depends ouI
woe or veal?
'Tis fearful ,rust, indeed, but We know nc
idle care,
With united voice, we cry, "Our Fremont
shall dwell there"
Then rouse yc up, my countrymen, fight
bravcly for the right,
Drive slavery and oppression to obscurty and
night
If with earnestncss we struggle, then Freedom
must prevail,
Truth shall be our two.cdged sword, Justice
our coat Of mail.
Hail all hail to thee, Fremont! our country'-
hope and pride,
We bid thee heartfelt welcome" gentle Jessie"
by thy side;
We Joy to own thee ruler, we love to call thee
friend,
And nations prayers for thee and thine, to
to heaven shall ascend.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-09
Gclcltr0.
"A Bond Of Union.

Louise Duperries was eighteen years
of age she danced gracefully, sang
agrccably, and played the piano like the
rest of the world her family thought it
was time for her to marry Among the
young men who visited at their house
was Edouard Lavarney, who could make
a graceful bow, turn a compliment well
respect the rules of a quadrille, and &c.
cipher at first sight new romance he
was in his twenty-sixth year, and jus,
admitted to the bar, and was altogcttc cr
a perfectly suitable husband. Madame
Duperrier assumed one day very grave
air, to announce to her daughter tha,
she must prepare to become Madame
Lavernay the Lavernay, and Duper-
rier, families having come to an arrange
ment on the reciprocal advantages of a
marriage with Edouard and Louise.
Out Of respect to that wise custom
which prcscribes that before the indis-
soluble knot is tied young couple
should have time to study each others
character, it was resolved to allow a
reasonable latitude to this mutual inves-
tgation, and the signature Of the con-
tract was deferred for fortnight. AS
Eduoard during this time was author
ized to visit his betrotbed every day,
Madame Duperrisr thought it her duty
to give some instructions to her daught-
er, which might be summed up thus :
/ My child, no caprices, no inequalities
Of temper, and, above all, no negligence
in her toilet. Your lover, at whatever
moment be may present himself, must
find you gentle, smiling and perfectly
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j. Il u. Moves:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown and 6leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths C Cassimeres Satinetts.
observation-disclosures, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines
Store nextto Pawcatuck Bank.
1885 PAWCATUCK, CT,
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N. MarstOn,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemcn's Boots,
CATERS, Sc, of a superiorqual-
..f ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock ofGoods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
f.HH Store on Main st. 1871
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Porter & LOVeland.
manufacturers Of
Tim g. Shoot Iron W@P@
A full supply of Stoves, of the most APP
proved patterns, always on | and.
Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, Mt short notice.
Shop on High street. 1877
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II. vi. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen sand Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-09

G.. w. MarStOn,
HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock OF
Gentlemen and Boys'Ilats of the latest
fashions. Furs of the bestquality,
and of the newest sty les cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittens of every variety
Spring Styles just received
Store under G.. Leonard's Hotel 137tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
United states District Court.
Before Hon. Judoe Ingerxoti

Join HgsiTSr c9,. Steamship Jaion The nbc,.an,.
tho o~ncr OF The ship Charles, d Baltimore heretofore
aed bin libel against Tie steamship Un.,n 10 recover
the damages which had been sustained by reason OF
collision between his chip and the Unlon The amour, do
msnded BY the hbci when originally a,ed, was four
sbousand dollars warrant was issued against the
steamer by vituo Of which rhe was taken By ,hc Mar
sha into the custody d The court 10 respond to the da
magts which might ibore be recovered Paul Sp,nord
ard others werc permitted TO ae their claim 10 the
steamer as owners ny order OF Court tho steamer was
delivered TO he olanans, upon their entering Into ST.
pnaioD In the sum OF four horssrd dollars the amount
originally demanded In the ,lbei. Subsequent 10 this
and before the Trial on c ibe tie belant by order Oh
the Court ainenoed Bis neel 10 make The sum DO
manded ~ oomsgcs e9ht Thousand dollsrs L oon the
al OF the Gaze The amount awarded 10 The hbesns was
over eight thousand tslars, and decree was entercd
That the steamer be condemned Ia that amount A the
,spustion for only fur thousand dollars the amount
originally demanded In Tho noel the beliant now makes
hs motion that the Court order that the decree which
has been entered be amended that by such amend
Cd decree the claimants be ordered TO pay tho ercs d
damsfe decreed be recovered over the four thoasan
Jolars tho amount Of the supu non This motion Il re-
slated Tho report of tho Commlssoners which vas g
cepwd, vas thas tho fbeant recover damages the
tum OF s5A 10, togcthey with interest from the 25h
DAP september, lsbt Thc Decree passed upon the
sccersnce Of Tho report OF The COMMISSIONER the
entoned gum, without interest In this respec, tho
decree erroneous II should have conformed TO the
Somuksionors report. II must be amended a. to bc
ior he recovery Of interest The reported from
ne 9TH day o. september, 1854 together with the sum
80 found due.
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News from China.

TBE UNITED sTArEs CONSUL AT HONG KONG AGAIN
IN MFFIcULTY-FIEE At FO0.cuow-As HEIR TO
TIE IMPtRIAL THRoNE-sroBM AND wArErsSpoUr
-TnE VAR AT sHAN0HAF.
From China We have advicas from Hong Kong to the
There had been another dGcultJ between the Uaited
States Ccnso General Keenan, and the acting chief ma ala
tate Of police, Ar. W. H.. Mitchell. Mr.. n remarked
ihst Consul Kesnsn former cccssiou had treated
.rst ccprt WIN pAsked diEespcct Upon this General
ketnn entered his protest against the magistraes
sumption Of Jurisdiction matter wholly and solely
affecting the economy ol American chip and lett the
court.
disastrous fire bad occurred at FoocLow foo the os
Of Chinese properly being immense The only European
houes burnt out those Of Me- Hudson Mr. Rus.
den though those CT Aesss Jsraine. Ma,hesou & 20
and Dent \ Co sustained much damage.
messenger AZ Canton, from the capital, Pekln, had
announced beir born 70 the Emperor Gu the 27h Of
April Inst Al be not born OF the press her seii
but one OF the less s es Of the court the mother
rad been elevated By the Emperor step Ia the scale
honor, from pun to 70.
correspondent at Annoy, writing Ia the beginoue oF
coost The Ben Avon from london to shsss hae was
totally wrecked the Hoo Tow Point (aborl iriy miles
10 tho norbward OF this II reported tha, she had
cargo valued at ESQ 600 on board. Capt.n's wife own
sf's soa, and several passengers diowued The surU
vors arrived hero In q lorcba.
violent thunder storm visited whampos on Sunday
June so during which a huge wsterspout travelled up
blenhs I'm Reach, discha-gng itself along the shore. Sc
bsis cal sized their occupants dro snsd
Tie n11 o two or three sLips were struck by light
ming. and badly shattered.
r. ro,ts the disturbed district around shaughae
lead 10 tie belief that the lmpcra amy, which has
.pg been idhGg IN the vcnage Of Nsnkin and Chngke-
srgioo, likely to be worsted by their advcrsares
entertained lest the Caitcd safes Com mis-
seDer belle bis part professions, aud follow Sir John
Bosrre's plan of miermeddling. He has lcit for the
Northern ports.
Ctnaman having died on board vessel on the way
from Hong Kong 10 Melbourne from want q sufficient
skin IN lis rntdical attendant as bis coan;rymea
posed they sezcd the latter and slipping ,rope about
lis neck, suspended him nom the yard-arm. By the
timely DicrfeI ence Of the captain tis life
similar occurrence took place another vessel, In
which Tho offending follower OF ESculapus severely
when he was rescued by the whites on board Nearly
one hall Of ihese opo o on their way from China 70
Australa.
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Usrxb srsrss SrKAmsHfP MRsiwao,
FNurtaa CuArSYt Sent "a Isks


{. ENoLisa CHaysgt, SEPT -, 1896.
We have bad besuifu passage across the herring
pcod ard al hands in the best OF spirits until yes
nrdsy morning. fsept 23d) While unbendns the fore
topsal, Of the moa (Dariel Bradley, seaman ws
thrown board TO the lcewasd and vas lost We cut
the lie bvoys adri and got four boats ready for lower
but ro,hID1 Of him. felt rather DUBIOUS of the
boats being owercd, but there e not board bat
sbai would hsvp gone 10 The lie formerly resided
in NtsMs and In supposed 10 have friends residing
there Tel Newark repcfs, please copy We have made
very qut.k passage OF sixteen days wo only steamed
four days sne passage. We think great deal Of
little craft g. W. BISHOP.
The upiied states frgac 81 Lawrence Tag ship OF ths
Brazil squadron, dropped down Hampton Roads y, ster
day Will sail thence 10 few days 70 relieve the Sa
vanrsh whose Of service has expired The follow
Il Is correct LIST of the officers Of the 81 lawrence
CCmmodore-F Forrest Capfaiu-J HUI. Iaeuto-
bsbts lst T. T. Murphy; ID, J. II. Parker; 81, J. d.
Read i,b II. G. Bake, 9Th, W. 7, Bucknef. Purscr--
eamcc Forrest flett Surfeon-Samuel Darlington Ma
rne Ofncsr-Maor Ino. Rey uods I'd Lieut., Alex. w.
Stark. Iasscd Assistant Sur seonco. Peck. Assistant
surg, or. g. Cah Charlau-M x. Talbot. Master
VI. u. taeevsr, tonmosore's Secretary--c. T. Brent.
Tas-6d Ntsbpmen--W II lana A. Iysrd, ". A. Kirk.
hua A kcOsriney A &. Dofier. Nfsblpmen--R 4.
Ihst1ao, n e. waltscc, &. & Snyrock, ". s. Evans
(eiiains Cerk--I B. Thomreon Purscr's Clerk n.
johnson. BcSpvsir--wn. Smith. uupncr--Ass Caysls.
CaspcEisr- W. lssh,oo, satmase-a Tbcvss,-
NccsH Etrald 0ct II,
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BaovGnAM's BowkAy TnAATgE-' RgIRIBrTfos "--Mr.
Brocgham tns produced drama by the most pcpu.
Lar Of pAywtghts Mr. Taytr the author Of sui Waters
Run Deep." The new drama Is called " "Re,r!but.on,"
and nrst acted as tie Oily mpc London last May, II
play cd for the rss tine in this country a. the Blon
theatre iast month Tho play treats Of French morals
and manners, and tn story reads like condensed ras
fl'.ion. Cafsse (Mhs Kate Regnoids,, "a married 70
Oscar 10 Beaupre (8rougham) coxcomb who dirts with
the wife OF N. Moriset (wDli!sg) BANKER. Oscar has
previously sedueed the wife Of mariner. named De her
(scDoEough) who comes TO Paris under the umcd
OF The Count Priu for retrbuicn which s scsord
Ing 10 his idsa the dshoro orng OF Car,sse, aud then
duel with her husband Prun gives Chrsse proofs Of
her husbands nadelity, and their Affair goes just
20 The edge OF crime Ciarsse also fazclrates tho
brother Of Prlu who s killed In duel By De Bezuprs.
rhst individual % also Killed by Prui, who buys bis
iributon at rather . high price Tha Is not so good .
play, in any respect, "stl Waters Fun Deep" "Pos
and Passion y "Mssks and Faces II Is q highly
colorcd sketch, with murder and Illicit love as us
groundwork, and In moral point Of view mus; be
dtmncd tts redccmine points are number Of ex-
times Witty dialogue, with strongly marked and contrast
cd characters. Dc Beaupre for example, IL perfect
dee uerreoypc Of modern Partisan, who slds adultery
with t0 MT AID turns oa fatal duel With shrug OF
the shouldefsa Suenus iu patent feathers. This part
was ycry smuslrsly rendered by MI Broueham and
the piece generally well acted and undeniably
ceesful We would suggest however, the proprety Of
soma Of the aoiors last night shockpgy loose in
both.
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he Financial Condition. or France.
lPArs Corresponaent cf the Cvuiy,~ des Essss Uais

trMH VoficsPonaeni W tDe VVpfy'sr dea Flats Uuis
amer the sa,s Of Naples the financial questions arc
those which occupy moet public attention The Bourse
have raIi ,ly dsSccssted The Three per Cents have
tsien below o., aud fhares honda, Sc. are at decline
he Bank Of Franco las been again forced rsse
iAf o. discount 10 six per cent Breadstus whioh had
fallen In price, have ssain riscn In oil markets ard
he decrease In the price Of bread 90 eagerly ant.
mo Board OF Basers e already in debt 70
lie snount cf nffy Elk llions or frsncs 10
rreo OF bread the nhabants of Tho dopartmcn, of
The SEINE This department is represented by bonds In
cucuA.ion and which are entirely variance WITH the
resources o. the Bcard. loan Of fifty mons OF which
fois Millions will be used to Lqudate tw, thr Ii OF the
dtfi bas been authorized by Inv vsled the last see
since Ba, the c.rnmeut or Ss no %Sn. month
stre 20 much looked for time ago. afraid 10 appeal
70 crco and the loan !, not made The city a PARA
also Ieosced 10 exptcionis 10 covfr deficiency ln
Ia own finances. There ~ FumoY OF an intent,on TO
resnme the consideration OF the decree iposl-s tar
sotorai co account Of defect In the text II u also
proposed 10 exact entr fee from the persons rs
quenng the Exchange there are, doubt tho lspss
nher financial projects OF the same character. All this
miserable s not by IKE these that the city
Of Paris exrIs ite fsomthe en- into
which II hiss been plum ged by wo.ks which have been
obstquiously undertaken upon too large scale. 'A
amer such an pe, what remains 70 be sadS Tolrquiro
n,o tie causes of,uoh situation try and appreciate
us ctnttqucnees. beyond my ability would carry
nc further si than the Neapoh;An question Therefore,
copanc myself 10 laying before You those facts in all their
without prejudce-has gtrorg interest in ruttInr an
end to such state Of Affairs. But is not TOO iaey II
clear that ,be FIRST Of tho evil IL the oxccss Of OK
sDdliure over income, encouraged In all shapes and
iosns colo'sa enerp ICES, costly buildings, festivals.
largo faaries, IcvardSto spccustors, facilities given
70 mako rapid fortunes, &c In there still time
70 check interests and minds In this downward
march ! had time 10 philosophizs on this
matter might easily prove TO you that similar dtdlcul
uts and tiiuaucns have been Of srcA weight In all our
revolutions.
But do net embrcii me with the Empire hear Il ssid
ha; the evil transient one that Trance is q country
oli OF resources, which IA true that a would suco
70 put some restraint on expenditure and speculation 70
orng ever thrE back 10 It's normal state This ID true
principle, but IN practice II h. perhsps not quite %
eaty. is only question OF transient evil have
ssid enough about H. tho situation n 20 be prolonged
subject