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NCIiAAP a. co. SUPPLY THE WANT,
~ OF ALI. AGES

SCHAAP d co. SUPPLY THE WANTS
~ Of ALL AGES
a baby Just born rejoices vour heart;
It's looking so lovely, It's looking 90 smart;
TO keep 1T from crying what would Won not do {,
scHAsP sells you some Candies SOME Toys and
cheap. too.
Inc nahy 10 gown you will send IL to school:
wants slate and hook, d a carpet = full
VI different things which IL needs v men Ina, Old.
winch y9n find all at Scheap'a Fancy Store,
am told.
The hoy or the girl, advanced in eye,
nesln to feel free, bind ont the care:
what they fancy they buys pock ct b,,os, kui Pa.
nwsrk.box or basket, fiddle or f,ie,-
M own sui older, they feel, oh /. 20 qaeer
AND show by their eyes that" Sly Cupid was
They want now breastrin: ring, and much
more.
Some Lubins Extract, they find at schsar's store
The QUESTION y popped the wedding days come,
VI china and Glassware he couple want some;
Leaking glass, Ciock--'t 10 too much To tell
But they lind II Ut ScHAAfs store, know that too
we'll =
And you who prefer to live single, alone,
Don't be snsry about my hyme NAL tone,
DON'T want you To marry, II you thiak II not
good
All want 10 call, you'll find someth Ing 10 suit
Al SCHAAP 4 Cos
an ,5-n Corner Of Broad snd ID suests.
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ma KLINE N6Wb
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug, H.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT u O'CLOCK.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT II O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
schr. Mary Eliza Caig, Jordan's Point, whect,
Dunlop Mopcure Il Co.
Scbr Acco,nac Fisher, Norfolt, slaves.
schr. Providence, Mothersaid, James River,
wheat.
Schr Sea BELLS -, James River, wheat.
schr j. j. Barrili, -, James River, wheat.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New YORK, mdze
and passengers, Ludlam II watson
Steamer BeIvidere, Priichett, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlam l. Watson.
schr r. J. Brognard, Mccormick, down the river
light: n :, u, r.
RE. -,
Bark White Cloud, Saunders, Rio flour, Warwick
A 1Rerksdae.
6f6p Msncure Co.
taSehr George Washington, Camp, down the river
Schr. Andrew Armstrong, Conmore, down the river
light.
Schr Olive, Mudd, down tho river light.
Schr. Mary Willis, Parks Bait more, m6zs., Lud-
lam Watson.
CLEARED,
On the 18th Aug, Brig Brrez., Capt. King, fl ,ur by
Dunlop Moncure 4 Co for fernambuco ana
ker
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DOMADEs, CUehiETICS, PEKFUNIE.

DOMADEs, COSMETICS, PERFUME.
l. RY Wilkins Amiest, for the hair; Pcmnade
Philocome della Societe Hyeenisue, new, elsgspt,
aud scientifically prepared article, recommendsHby
the Paris Academy OF MediciVe; Savage's UrsiM; Pr
vers and Bazins Pomades, in blue pots; StciDPoma.
tum, Row lsnd's Mac,sssr Oil; Gowlandf LOTION;
Balm Of Thousand Flowers Fleur de pa; Lubfhes
fine Handkerchief Extracts; Rouge FiHgde TAeatre;
Veuaigre Rouge Meen Fun; GanNhe kaT1ua Co.
loenes; Powder Puffs and Boxes fOilette Waters
and Vinegar; Hair Dyes of ove2 1descfllsion The
genuine Woods Hair II. ;Restora'j EsaEsllins IT,
Hand Mirrors, &c. For sals,at>
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LOol


Il OST.-Betw cen my factory and 18th
IL street. my Negotiable Note, dated SOth july in
favor Of James 3. Horn~r, for &24t 80 All persons
are warned ssainst trading for the same.
an IS-lt' cHAs, r.. KENT
! OeT..On Saturday, the I'd Instant, ssy
~ MEMORANDUM BOOK. containing Two biis
OF sales for negroes. Any person finding the same
and avine II at this office at Lee Overbys of.
hce, will be literally rewarded
su l2-2t. RoBERr THOMPSON
/ OST.--On niOnaBy, beiyveen I3ih street
- and the Market. my FREE tAPERS. The
hinder will he reasonably rewarded by returning the
same to this Office.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS,
su list A free woman of color.
E1yE DOLLARS RENARD.-.l will give
l. the above reward for the detection of the thief
VINO has stolen the pictures out OF the front door OF
traits Daguerrean Gallery.
su t2---6f n. 4. RANxAY
FANCY Sill KTs--INiPKOvKD YUK k.-.
just to hand soma new styles Of the above goods
WIN Byron Collars attached 30 which we invite at
tention Being entirely stock, we Oh nix our
eastomeu will be pleas withthem.
DRESS CLOTHING.--Cioth Coats. Doeskin Pa to,
,ane press Clothing At low price, can DO found at
FINE sUMMER PANTS Of Cashmere. Dnb.
Etc, Line and MArs-iiies, made up 10 good STYLE
oaa sizes and pattsrns, which must be sold.
40 10 0RosHoNG TUPMAN
ms JACKAO Us and other bra nds
:. "o CANDLES: 100 40 Sosp; in store and for al
.n u WIN. TAYLOR.
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~ a O Is Ne SrI1Ee, Family naees nss
- rounds Westssn Hams. sides and sa9u~
suI 81 Msia ssssst
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ePnCrAL NOTICES.

-. Ne,v e1eoSr. Angus 18Th 1855 :.
rsisrs PRICE 4 co, Al the old estsb!isesd
ss.sd, No 20 Main street, have bssn sddisa dasi..
the psst few days TO their stock - sad expees
,vsis to make such sddsions that at the opening Of
m. ssssou they viii EXHIBIT the LARGEST sud most com
,nandins supply they hsvs ever offered 60 .h ss
es,veS: Pretty Colsred Lawns, ON Ia csnts up
irish Linens uf most approved nsakes Linen shss..
iass of do French Cor sets Sheisten ssirts nooRsS
az. 10 4 and IA Cotton sheetins; heavy Woo'ens
And shs on Grey 8stinsts for farm hsnds brown and
bIeachad Cotton Shirtins: Cotton Ozn.buffg n,se'
I.ts and mauy other srticies All Of which they
pledre them selves will be offered, Wholesale and re-
iail. At the very lowest usket ratss
a. ia...dsv THOMAS r. PRICE L co.
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axfS-,TTT7IIyh FOa KUCIlANAN 40 leave
fssSssssfH.s...ssSa SAT- RDAY.-The canal beat
Eclipse, Capt. Herndon will posi-
lively leave a. above. For freight apply to
VIM. P. cox Agt
m 13-4t North ride Rain
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A fkW MOKK LKFT..1Df iasse Hair
"A stocks. Ut % cts. they decidedly the eooast
neck dtsss In use, Call or ynu will miss thsm
AZ ID JACOB a LEVY, Is Maia q.
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~ Anthrnr Midlothian and Black
HgArH CosL.-Ths snbsc ibef IL now prepared 70
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE;
and LUMP COAL fran the shove ChesteTheid
mines which he will sell ct thu lowest market price,
tor casb or i'm equivalent Orders left the auction
house Of Larus L Shine, "A Main street, will meet
with prompt attention. -, rro
Au IS SIN X. Y. LAhO0.
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WE have 5000 dollars worth of Travel.
w ling Apparatus such as Trunks, Valices, and
Carpet Bags, which ws viii sell at reduced price, to
make way for our Fall stock
auls G. MAURICE, l5I Main st.
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N6w Apothecary 2Asre,
1856, N. W. csfner of M ain an cAt4l h SITS,
Just above new Custom Houss, skn11gand Va.
an IS --d&r4w

V'HE MOTHERS BKEa1 CLOTHS,
but they have never been 10 fsu in single in
stance, if applied in lime. to i<EXE2 the formation
of the MAMMARY ABsCEss, or GATHERED BREAST,
90 common and painful to sing mothers. Full di
rectons accompanying them, and descriptive PAM
phiets may be obtained of the agents gratis The
price is ST. for which and IL cents worth of postage
stamps pair will be promptly seat by mail to any
part of The country. For sale by the Agents.
MEADE L BAKER, Chemists, kc,
lS6, N. w. corner of Main aud 10Th sts.,
an 13--.dkc4 Richmond. Va,
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New YORK, Aug H. Cleared: Schrs. Louisiana
Miller and John Totem Usnety, Richmond. Arriv
ed Schrs. Merchant, Winters, Richmond, and Pete
MorwelI. Seyton, Frederic ksburs.
Rio JANEIRo-ln port July ), Bark Clara Hsxall
Nelson, City Point.
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~ Afflicted thirteen years and cured In
ONE wEeK-Read the following letter from the Rev.
James Temple: 80 go,
PHILADELPHIA. June 9th, 1886
Prof De Grath: 1 have been afflicted for thirteen
wears with neuralgia and other painful complaints,
and have be an unable sleep soundly or wak any
tie of your Electric Oil" Tho first light slept
sounaIy end we'll, and ta-dsy an like now man,
NV wife could not believe her eyes -FOUR Electric
oil has done in one week what the physicians OF Phi
Lac ephia failed to do la thirteen years.
Gracefully you.a Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,
$40 South street.
aola nv PURCELL LADD L CO.. kichmond, and
prursists In every town. Principal Depot, No. 50
Routh 9th street, Philada. Beware Of dangerous
eounterfeits. Gu io-n
rT T.. Il. Cook & Co. ask ntffenti0n 70
the sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture. at the
late residence of Mrs Margaret Watt decd, on
franklin between 10Th and Goth streets, THIS DAY,
at 10 O'Clock. T.. b. CUM q W.
or AL Anctioneers.
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A1dUeHMDaTo.
CREsCsNr CITY CI.C0s:
WIN. 6. MASAHAE. Proprietor
VIII exhikk IN RICHMOND ., wyosr..
r Z = z a ysiDAY and SATURDAY, a..,.
\ FOR FOUR DAYS oSLY,
ADMISSION - etc; Children aal s.r,,,..
MDfLE. FRAHCK VIC.
tThs star Equestsisnne Of tbs WORLDLY
MADAME SHOWLES.
(The celebrated Masegs and Tourusms,. n,
w. ODEI.L.
fThs great Trick and sc~ne Rider Of thu A.,
J. SHOwLES. "J
THE Hercules of this Arsps1
The yepdean Brothers rOSTER "a Mo,
SON; Master CHAS. SHAY, and = hast % - ~
talent, will appear " "ss'
A> RACES Win com m.n..i.
second Monday in Or.a,..7
8 - 1856 and continne Eve s.,,'
LIST DAY--MoNDaY, Oct IA sweepusi. ~.
mile heats, $50 entrance play or pay the pro.,,.
TO add $780, provided two or more start, CLOSED wt
the following entries: hh
LIST. Mr.. VIM. Fl. Gibbons uames h m P..,x
Revenue, dam Emily Thomas. y
3D. David Mcdaniel names b. m. Aaslr,,, /
Glencoe. ~
I'd cslsin Green names ch m Lnds, BY Brl.s,,.
ger, dam by Glencoe. 'h1'
ID DAY-TUgspAY, Oct. "A swe.rs.,
three year Odds that never race. mil. bs,,r NV
+ leo entrance $50 forfeit three or NOR. t "sss,
race to nsnlr and close ist ssptember is q maas
Sd DAY-WEDNEsDAY. October Is.-Pro,r,.,...
Purse s 25n, two mile heats.
4ih DAY-THURspAY, Oct. I6.--Jochsy Club p,,,.
$500, three mile heats, with an inside post ss.s :,
3 100 play pay, to close the lat of Sent.r-S"
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MKS. SUSAN REID will resume tho
lVl duties OF her SCHOOL. this lst Of SO ptern ber
at her residence of 2sth snd Broad str. ets
au IS-2faw3w
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Mal TAX, !: :r s:s ,: !. Ter ..ie -
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,XTA7EgoF SOUTH CARoLINA,
Il ~ Corporation of Charleston, to wit:
jose SBsllard. Notary Public for the corp ra-
af Bid, in the said Ststs of South Carolina. do
6fNtN " Manly. President of tho Southern Bap-
~ Publication Society, whose name H. signed to the
Writing hereto Annexed, bearing date on The LIST day
Aof August, 76fkas acknowledged the same b. fore
\ne my CO iton aforesaid and do fnrthsr
My thai the Kid I. Msnly, President - aforesaid,
aak lea sJ6 be fore he seal affixed to the said
psper to he khe seal of the said THE southern hap
tist Publication Society, and that the said sssi
affixed to said Shy direction Of the Society
throu gh. n Board Of Directors
Gs~el f1hsr my hand this 4th August 1856
fSesl JOSEPH BALLARD,
Notary Pubic.
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II OAkDl Ms eel suits OF rooms on ihe
- second floor vacant at Mrs. BUR TONS Board
ing House of 9Th and Franklin strekts which
she would be glad to have filled by agreeabl amii3s
She can also accommodate several Day Boa ers. /,
au 1876
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'lIiE MODE Nm WHifFlEI.D--S en-
l. mems by the Rev. f.. l.. Spurgeop, of London,
with an introduction and sketch of his life by Rev
4. L. Magoon-just received.
Also, variety of School and other Books, Station
THOS j. sTARKE. No. So Mainst,
an l3---St Opposite st Charles Hotel
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NOTICE The firm OF h. ~ w, i.UH-
MANN was this day dissolved. All persons hav-
ing clam against the firm, will present the same
Eherbsrd Lohmsnn; and all indebted the firm will
please make payment to him.
ERERHARD LOHMANN
WILLIAM LOHMANN
tebr kpu
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CPUH(;kON, "1HE MODERN WHIT.
- FIELD."-The demand for the Sermons of the
Rev. H. Spurgeon continues very great Mans
thousands 60 to hear him in England, and in
stances, we are informed, say ten times many q
very large church can hold.
Wsbave just received another large supply Of these
sermons For sale At the Baptist Bookstore, No 2o'
an 1S-st WORTHAM L. COTTREJI
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WANTS.

WANT K D-A good Cock, Washer nm.
w Ironer. Apply at my School Rooms ecrns, y.
Main and First streets, between the hoars ~ .,s
IL o'clock L. g. SQUIRE
IS~ III
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CoRpoRATioN OF RICHMOND, To WIT:

CORPORATION OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:
|, Alexander II sands. Notary Public for the cor
poaon aforesaid 10 the State of Virginia. do here
certify that thu above named J. r. Cot reli, one o
the general partners of tho firm Of Workman l. Cot
trell referred to in ths preceding certificate person
ally appeared before me in my corporation afoI es.id
anu made oath that the said SUN of three Thousand
hundred and tbirt, three dollars and lh foul
Ems, specified therein to have been trbuted By
special partner in said certificate named, has besT
cont butrd and that said sum has been actually
d n cash by the said special pa tner.
kyen under my hand and seal this IIth of August
l8NA ALEX. FL. SANDS r.
y. Seal of No:sry
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I'M RXs JACKkOS -, and other bra nd
noo CANDLES: 100 y Sosp; in store and Tor a. d
.sa u WIN, TAYLOR,
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WANTED, STORAGE.--We can star,
w from $4,000 to 20 900 bushels Of grain in Ii.
ur per part Of houss IL bens perfectly dry And
airy aud near the Central Depot and Docs msks. il
very desirable q storage house.
BAKER & PLEASANTS
an IS--.tv Corner Of Franklin and lInion s,s
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u UNITED FIRE COMPANY,No
N&& :. ArTENTION.-You are requested 10
HxS6EJ meet at your Engine H0use on Church
EszAzs Hill, on this t~EDNEsDAY) at half
past twrlye ecoct P. H., in fall drrss uniform to
pertake in celebrating the first anniversary OF the
Richmond FIRE Department. BY order of
WIN. IL EAsLEY, Com'r.
au ls--ltH w. A. GILL, Sec'ry pre-. tenn.
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On the 18th Aug, Brig Breeze, Capt. King, fl ,ur
Dunlop Moncute Co, for fernambuco ana ma
ket,
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GREAT INDt CLEMENTS ARE - ~
N BEING OFFERED AT JACOB A. LkE'S
80 MAIN STREET---He has on hand Line I'd IelA
at only 81 80 per dozen; handsome Lawns at l2c pdS
fine JacOnsts at Is Grass Skirts at 75c an exceit
article Of Bleached Shifting at cd fin. qualities
10 and l21e sheetiDg of Superior quality, y yard$
wide, at size; Linen Damssk Napkins at only 25N
at great bargains; Domestic Cottons Factory prices
aod all other articles will be sold extremely low
priees an IS
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VNANTEU-.A Miller. -Onr ,vho can
w take charge of Stream Mill In the city and IN.
dsrsapds the manufacturing of Flour thst can com.
well recommended, will receive good ssll.ry
l3-ts J ] FRY
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~Ml~sEs HLAI H AND n ilDNZE
sLlPpkRS.-Philadelphia, made, IS cents
per pair. For sas by
MARCUS HARRIS,
u. A~A=~-
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cRksCENT CITY CfMCUs:
WSf c. MASAHAr, Proprie,ov.

VIII exhikit ia RICHMOND On wEDnrve.,
IS, IA, Is and 18th. Ass5s
FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY,
ADMISSION - sts; Children aax Servo.
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- FOX hkNT.- -1he dwelling. corner
II OF drac' and 18th Streets occupied by the
- suh'crber 1t 10 in good repair. Gas and wa.
ter on the premises Apply to
ED. T.. DUDLEY
hul Its 18th st. hetwsea Main and Franklin
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SkLLINs orr Ar COsF.. TIC eses -.
~ Der wishing to eloss his present husinss V S
his entire stock Of HAkDWARE end CuIkssMss
1t and hslew coat. Morchanis end others are thsi-
to call and examine before parchasins- "a IA
The attention Of the trsde 10 particularly ss nsT
the above notice, Thus. A. nes
I'M
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- ATTEN1 ION NIAGARA FIRE
GH&M COMPANY, No 5.-rarade at your In
SfSS@0 CINE House this (WFDNESDAY) At
txxssS=s o'clock precisely, in full dress uniform
to attend the celebration OF thu Richmond Fire De-
p.r mem. BY cider of the comma Idsr.
Z; r. Helmet, red shirt, white pants and patent
leather b-lts.
an tS-1t* w H. STYWATER Gerrv
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- LADIES' LIGHT COLORED
Ab MOROCCO SLIPPERS, ROSETTED -
good article, at IS cents per pair For
s,e by MARCUS HARRIS
suIS $50 p,o.n.,x.,.
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NTANrEib-A White GIL RI. rnrji.h =,
w German, well experienced in general hos,s
work, for a very small family, that win bring sooJ
Apply ct this Office e'
an r.
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WANTED, A STU ATION.--A ysunx
w Lady, graduate in English and Classical Lite
rature is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation in Co.
lego or SCHOOL, either in the city or country an A.
sistant or Principal, in family t3ovsrn-s 81.
would prefer to instruct in French and Music aloe.
but il desired would he willing lin additioo) to t.seb
the usual Eng ish branches and Latin. For further
Information please address r.. e. - box 253 Rich
mond, Va.
~ She holds in her possession and will furuj,b
to any desiring it, Satisfactory recommend
An early application IL de,rad. an I2-im,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-09
From the Richmond Christian Advocate.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF NEGROES

We give place to the following from correspon-
dent:
This is the age Of electricity and steam; of pro-
gress and Improvement; and has been styled en-
phatically the age Of resolutions. The inspired
pcnman left nowhere on record. book called the
Book oC Resolutions; yst in the sacred volume
there is book called the "Acts of the Apostles"
The second Sabbath School Convention of Vir-
ginia commencing its sessions in this city on the
Sd of April, and without dissenting voice
they passed the following resolution:
Resolved, As the sense of this convention, that
in accordance with the human spirit of our laws
in regard to the oral christian instruction of our
colored population, it be earnestly recommended
to masters, pastors, congregations and all good
people amongst us, to exert themselves faithfully
towards securing, according to law, oial sabbath
school instruction for the colorod people through
out the State.
1t is not the object of this resolution to change
the civil condition Of the negro, or altor the reld
tions of masters and servants, or to teach them to
read It, sole object is to promote their moral aad
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-09

A .ouhcrn man, writing from Pensacola, Lake
Co.. mississippi. 10 the Chicago Tribune. reveals
state Of things at the South which will surprise
some people. lie says:
81, in common with many Southern men, feel
deep interest in your success in the Kansas
struggle, as we'll in the ensuing Presidential
election : but we dare do nothing as we should
thereby expatriate ourselves, or suffer utocrabc
persecution from the shareholders, and those under
their influence. | long. however, to mount the
stump, and tell my Northern friends what many
Southern men really do think Of public affairs in
the present crisis. But we are tongue tied
speechlcss, and dare not open our mouths in de-
fence of equal rights and Free Labor, without
falling under the morcilcss dispcasure Of the Oli.
garchy' us you Norhcrners correctly call them
Yet, many of US would bravo their anger malcvo-
lcnce but for our families and relations, that would
suffer, on that account, the ruthless vengence OF
the public oppressorS Of our fair land.
Many Il silent but earnest prayer will be utter
cd for your complete success in November, by true
hearted patriots South Of Mason and Dxon's line,
whc will work and vote for Fillmore as the least
of two evils, trusting that their lhrallum may be
oycrthrOwn hy the success Of Fremont. lie is our
hope and morning star. II he sets in darkness
our last hope expires, and leaves us in gloom.
May God in his mercy avert such Calamity from
our land. His success will revive the smouldcring
fires Of freedom in the breasts of tcrs Of thou
sands of non-slaycholders by compulson. Before
his four years end there will be powerful, grad
unl emancipation party organized in alI the North
crn slave States, on Clays plan while we, further
South, in tho cotton and SUGAR region will CON
qucr the right Of Free Speech and of subscrib-
ing TO and receiving, such newspapers as we
please, Work and pray for Fremo mt , but be sure
to work, whether you pray or not"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-09

slavery, no less fcarruly has the North sinncd, in
refusing to kill the bloody and internal system at
the ballot-box For the civil war, that has already
broken out in this land, | hold the North and the
South equally responsible
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-09

CURIosITIEs OF DUELING.-Thc New York Times
says" "Among the most remarkable crcumstan-
ccs connected with the dueiio in this country is that
of the change of sentiment at the North and South
relating 20 the code of honor. According to Sa-
bincs Notes, the first duel fought in North Amer
ica was in New England between two Puritans.
whilo the first law against duelng vas introduced
into Congress in the year 1902. by Nirginlan,
while the most orci5e and eloquent appeals against
the practice Of dueling have been made by South
Carolinians. General Charles Cotesworth Pinck-
ney, of South Carolina, one of the most eloquent
men that State has produced, was chairman of Il
committee appointed by the Society Of Cincinnati,
to draft memorial against duclling. 1t is but
four years since that another eminent Sonth Caro-
Imam, Mr. Rhett declined to engage in a duel, with
Senator Clemens, of Alabama, and proclaimed his
adherence Of the practice in the Senate chamber.
Although every State in the Union has passed
laws against duclinG, yet the first opposition To
the practice appears to have originated at the South
where it has now become an Institution, willie at