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STATE OF yERMO

- MARLBORO, \. =.
The PROBATE court IN s1id Distcf To all persons in.
tcrested In the Estate Of Ed A. SfEAhNS late Of saeboro
Utcthscl, Greeting
Whereas, Samuel Knight, Administrator upon SAID Estate
has made application 20 fa Court for extension NJ the
heretofore limited for the settlement NJ his administration ac-
count You are Hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon sad application Mt The session thereof held the
Probnc Ohce in lraicboro in said District the tn day
Of September, A H. 1887 when and where you may be- heard
in the premises, II yon TT.
30 T. llOLBRO0K Register.
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG


WANTED sis smart, energetic, well educated, and we'll
dressed young rn who not afraid NJ the bears Book
{gfHts,o West as far the Mississippi river. Their
husne-s will be 10 obtain Subscribers the way one the
most splendid useful and popular published price
SljAgcuts third and 10 sell at the time, very
splendid, sef and cheap works. If the chart FORM publish
ed IN Boston, lnricc 80 cs and 10 cts-Agcns half i
For further particulars, inquire of j GREENLEAF T.. Gull
ford who will accompany the Agents and them,
time time In order furnish fresh supplies II books The
starting time will h. about the st Of sept next and il L. sin
crrcly believed that well qualified Agents easily
$500 days besides having grand chance Of seeing the
"Grcai UtSt"
y. u. Apply quickly, or the chances may all he taken.
August lIth.
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DAILY LINE STEAMBOAT

10 rn-S''o IA DAILY LINE STEAMBOAT
,zsAas,Ezs=E FOR NEW YORK The Steamer Granite
KING w, will s IsSyS Hartford oT New York
|ery Tuesday, Thursoay snu saturday, att 1-2P VI
ave Hartford for New York every Monday Wednesday ami
rday at 3 H. p. NJ.
Passengers leave Springfield per Train at NJ will mr.
i've 10 Hartford in time 10 connect with this Line Thesc
are frat class in every respect have first rate state
accommodations, and every improvement calculated
sure safety comfort and convenience Of passengers They
In New York time connect with the different lines
h nth and West.
Cabin Fare 1JO
Forward Deck, $500
Freight taken and from New York at low No Cart
will be charged In Hartford Goods from Boats the
,epot or from Depot to the Boats.
Through tickets sold board these boats at less rate
an by any other route 10 Chicago Mlwatkt Detroit and
n important points West and Southwest.
Hartford, July l, 1851 3m2s
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$50 gc ~ cuFhvnss bound, explanatory of the t-clt
ment 10y which he coNsrNrrloN ASTHMA DISEASES or
THE lig,gr THROAT SroNAcn, BOWELS LIVER KlnNgYs and
SKIS. Female COMPLAINTS Gravel &c. by mail aud
postage prepaid, for 30 cents
Apply to DR. S. :. FITCH
II broadway. New-YorS.
~" lie as other oGc either Chicago Buffalo Pitts
burgh. elsewhere lie is absent New York
and no physician elsewhere is authorized to his name.
32-it
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY, VT.

LIZ. WARD, A. NJ. Principal SEVERN sCHNELL, ma
tive of Germany, Teacher Of German Languages MONS
ERNEST BLUM native Of France Teacher Of French Mrs
H. N WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches s. L.
LEACH Teacher Of Music. Terms begin last Wednesday.
cessbie by Railroad For caaloguss board &e, apply
LILY l., y. WARD
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y;.;Ssss,'s5 CANAL RAILROAD. NEW A

'1efefnn9etusl lanai RAILHOAD. NEW AR.
isssss ss:is599 RANGEMENT. = commenting TuuRspIy
l@7--A'- AUG l3rH, 1857. Trains will run daily, (sun.
Iys execptedl as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at so A. ~ for NORTHAMPTON frcrbt
ain, with passenger attached arriving at IL 90 NJ
20. A. NJ Tor arrival Of 82OA NJ Express Train from
lew York for Northampton, connecting with train on Conn
liver r. H. for Greenfield, Bratteboro' Bellows Fails AMI
termediate stations.
4l5 r. NJ Tor on arrival Of 1916 p. NJ train from New
Hartford Providence and Fishkil r. r., for Bristol and
aterhury and ut Westfeld with train Western r. r.
VI pitshed, Albany and intermediate stations
Leave NORTHAMPTON at go A. NJ. freight trim with
msenger car attnched connecting ut Wested with trn
N Western X H. for Pittsheld Albany and intcrne
'ate stations Al Planve with trsin on Hartford proy
'nee and fshki H. for Hartford Providence and inter
'ew York. $50 ~ W.
1850 a. NJ, in connection with train on Conn River
from Bellows Falls, Brattleboro Greenfield and interc
ate stations Connecting wesfed with train on West
in r. r. for Pittsfed, Albany Troy and intermediate SIN
ous and at New Haven with 100 p NJ press Train for
.ew York. -''" iVi
sos =. NJ in connection with train on Conn River Il
estern H. H. for Pttsheld Albany Troy and
atons At New Haven with 900 p. NJ Express train for
ew York. "
Co1linsville Branch Trim.
Leave COLLlNSVILiE at I Is A. NJ and 400 p NJ
Returning leave plainville at 1245 p. M and $40 p
Freight Notice.
Freight forwarded with dispatch from NORTHAMPTON To
liange Of cars.
Daily Lines Of Stages from Cheshire 10 Wa,erb,r,
nd from Colinsve to New Hartford and Wjpstod and
om Northampton to Florence, Hay denyile wilamsburqh
imherst and IIadey. p. DENNIS General Aronts
New Haven, Aug b. 1857.
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RATTLEB ORC CADEMY.
JACKSONVILLE SELECT SCHOOL

Mr. A. F. MARSH Of Montague Mass, would respectfully
to the citizens Of Jacksonville and vicinity that
will open Select School place TO commence Wednes-
day, Sept. I'd, and continue eleven weeks.
Mr. Marsh has had considerable experience in teaching and
hopes by faithful discharge Of his duties merit
the hearty cooperation and generous patronage village
and adjacent community.
TUITION; Common English branches, $500; Higher do
$3.50 Languages $500,
jacksonville Vt, Aug. 18th, 1857 2w3i
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EARM AND STOCK AT AUCTION

IN The subscriber being determined to leave town
,:.m will sell at Public Auction the premises about
lRA one mile West from Chesterfield Center where he
now resides, On SATURDAY, Sept 5ih at O'Clock A. NJ
his Farm, situated in Chesterfield
said Farm contains l20 Of land suitably divided into
Tlage rsturage and Wood Land. The buildings consist of
good and commcious BRICK HOUSE Barns Out buildings
farm. " "
On said farm are 100 Grqed Fruit Trees and about 800
Rock Naples.
Twenty-Five Of said farm IL covered with heavy
growth Of Hood and Timber.
said farm will be sold in lots reservng the privilege of SELL
ing the whole together provided higher bid eau be obtained
Also, will he sold at the same time and place,
YOKE SIX YEARS OLD OXEN Q GOOD cows;
80 iEARLlNGSi THREE YEARS OLD COLT;
OLD HOGS x II PiGS
40 TONS HAY, the crop growing said farm;
And a large lot Of FARMING TOOLS, consisting Of
OA-CARr, HORSE WAGON,
FLOWS, CHAINS, &c, &c.
Also, quantity Of Household Furniture.
The sale will be positive and terms made easy.
SAMUEL I. DRURY.
Chesterfield Aug. 10, 1851. 1885
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A CARD TO THE LADIES DIR. DU-
1 n PONCOS FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS

1nfabe in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing hut have been used by the
Doctors for many years, both in France America with
unparalleled In and he Is urged by
thousand ladies who uy used them to make the Pills Public
for the alienation n those suffering from any irregularities n
whatever nature well prevent pregnancy those
ladies whose health will permit increase OF family
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
pietor responsibility after the above admnnition
although their midness would prevent any mischief health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and cNplrt di-
recti0ns accompany each box Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent liraeboro, Vt sold sohy Druggists rywhrre.
~ Ladies by enclosing him sl,0o Brattlhoro Post Office
have the Pills confdrntially) by mail Re-
member and ask for Dr. DuPoH'o's Golden Pits Signature
ach box.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL or THE CITY or NEW YORK,
Cash Capital, plus. over
S2JO.OOO.

The subscriber having accepted the Agency Of this Compa
ny and having filed In the Secretary Of States Ohce the
evidence n IT, responsibility required by Statute Is now
prepared to take risks u property usually insured in this vi
cinity favorable tens-and grant Policies without delay
The perfect responsibility this Company and the known
character IT its officers entle rank among the very
first In our country. l.. q. MEAD, AGESr.
lrnttleborn Avg. 18th. 1851 IS
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u RE AGA MY

- The Fall Term begins August 81 The Board Of In
struction consists of nine Teachers
Teachers Glass will be formed early in the term.
Mr. CAMP will organize three classes in vocal music pri
mary, middle and class for gleespgipg.
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre Academy
with set Of Minerals, embracing specimens from all the
principal localities In New England Northern New York and
Canada East.
The Boarding has been leased by the Principal and
repaired.
Application for board should be made Immediately.
j. s SPAULDlNG, Principal,
Barre, July 81, 1851 iw21
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FARM FOR SALE.

LII One of the pleasantest locations in the val
sm ley OF the Connecticut offered for SALE situateon
lkA the main road leading from Brattleboro to Bellows
ais, within twenty minutes ride of the former comprising
bout one hundred and twenty-five ncres of
nd, suits. divided into pasture tage and wood land
ell waered, and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine oak
e. Also, sugar orchard and young orchard Of grated
'ruit in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist Of two story House with an con-
enenty hnished barn 81 by 30j granery carriage house
oodshed, &c, all in good repair with yard well stocked
18th fruit and ornamental vines shrubbery &C. Water
brought to the house and barn In aqueucts from never
filing spring Of pure soft water.
Ir Or will sell the buildings together with about q
acres of land.
The above offers opportunity the gentleman farmer
the OF business. CHURCH MILLER
Bratteboro, March 3, 1857. tf1O
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GREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE.


A/TA-N The subscriber offers for sale his REAL
&nIArkN ESTATE in TOwNsHEND,-vil The farm
e. isIuHiAH upon which he lives situated near tho
As429 village Of Townsiend being one of the mos,
desirable situations in the place This farm contains seventy
acres OF age and pasture land the highest state Of cu
vaon The buildings good convenient and in thorough
repair,wh running water house and barns Near The
house is one OF the best young fruit orchards in town
Also, the reH-knoun Grist Mill and Dwelling House
alnining, In Harmonyvic H. mile from Townshnd village
This null j. centrally located and does Ldrqe b,in,s,
Is in good order has Cast Iron Hafcr-irhees runs
burn STONE, with Corn Cracker Bolt and Smut,nU At
tachcd To the mill IS SHOP In which are Circular and In
Tighf S1irs Turning Lathe, &c.
Also the subscribers H Farm about IL miles from the
village This farm cnntans about $50 acres Of tllage mas
turing and wood lands This is the very hest 0rasino
farms IN the vicinity The buildings are suitable and sub
saiia-With running water at house and barns Upon this
farm there is an abundance Of young grated fruit trees Of
bearing age. -
Also adjoining the above lot containing so acres divided
into moving and pasturage.
The subscriber will sell any all of the above propery at
very low rates. as he DESTROYS dsposng o il as soon as
possible Wu II 10Y
Towrshend, AUG. 4,h, 1857. tfao
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II o II A l. Il 4.
The Rights for the several Counties and Of the State
of Vermont to KnaPp's Patent Lamp for burning
Resin Oil.
The light of this Lamp perfectly steady safe and very
economical saving than ourhs Of the ordinary
pense of any artificial light now in
The public generally invited call the undersigned
at the Bellows Falls House. Bellows Falls where the lamp
seen in operation and every information cheerfuy given
We shall visit all the Counties and most Of the principal
towns in the State, to dispose Of Rights,
l., W. SMITH, JR., ! .o.,,s Co., u.
W. CHADWICK, "h'"" ''' '"
Aug. 10th, 1851. 3w34
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IL VALLEY X, r. Co. Fifty per cent. of the Interest
ley Rail Road Company due April 1856 will he paid at the
Office Of the Treasurer In Bellows Falls and after the 18th
Of August, instant. j. H. WILLIAMS, IRIS.
Bellows fallt, August Il liyI 2gSi
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NEW MEAT MARKET

would inform the people NJ Bratehoro and vicinity tina,
have leased the under ID. w Lewis Boot and Shoe
store, No. Blaitc's Block, where intend keeping
general assortment "
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
also LARD, Triple FRESH FISH.
would say those in Of the that will sell and
deliver my the Market thereby avoiding the expense
Of and To carry 1t about town Also that have
only bu, felt the effects Of the credit SYSTEM and have
the conclusion that "Br in the hand is worth two
in the hfsh" shall therefore sell for cash. hoping that
may be- able sell less price and ohge the who
bays hi, and pays for It, pay for his neghbors. To
those who raise to sell would say that for good Beef
Pork. Veal. Lamb, Mutton and Poultry. will
pay cash amt n far price
- FRESH FISH every Friday.
Respectfully Yours. CHAs l.. ALEXANDER.
Brattlcboru July . 1851. tf-.S
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE
CELEBR ATED EEMALE PILLS

Prepared Jfon Prescription of Sir CT rke NJ d. Ply
strian Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is uniailing in the of all
those pamfa and dangerous disorders which the female
constitution subject 1t moderaes removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied on.
1t peculiarly suited It will in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE Price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterets.
CAUTION.
Ths0 Pills should be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHSof Pregnancy, 5 they art sure
n bring on Miscarriage. bm Grey other te and etery
Othd case, they are perfectly safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion papitaon of
the heart Mysteries aud Whites these Pills will effect cure
when all other have failed and although powerful
remedy do not contain IRON caomel anthony thing
hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package,
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
LATE !. &. BALDWIN h COL
Rochester N Y.
D. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
lied Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by return mail
For sale by j. W Ilolton Brateboro W.T. o. f. Woods,
Bellows Fails and by Druggists In every town In the United
states Fred r. smith, Montpelier VT Wholesale agent for
the State. 3l-ly
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MRS. CHASE will commence the FALL
WI TERM of her SCHOOL for young Ladies on Wednes-
day September 10th.
Brtttleboro Aug. 9th, 1851 2w35
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Making 81 per cent for the year
ending Aug L. 1867 Said per centage cast upon the
original amount of the premium note without reference
any endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer his
Office in Montpelier before the l4th Oct 1867
The thirtieth Annual Report of the Company will be pub
shed early in September and forwarded the Members
the Company to which they respectfully referred for
full statement oil the business of the Company for the past
year.
Representatives elect the Legislature schedule showing
the amount of assessments due from respectively and
they particularly desired that money for their
assessments Is forwarded to the Office The
ents must he paid when due little attention to this on
the part Of the Members of the Company will save them
pense and trouble j. +. TIIUKSTON Treasurer
VT Mutual Fire Ins. Co,
Treasurers Office,
Montpelier, Aug. S, 1857.
~ The publishers Of each weekly newspaper within this
State are requested 10 insert the above notice three
successfully in their respective papers, and forward their
bills for payment 3w34
NOTICE. The members Of the Windham County AIu-
~ tual Fire Insurance Company hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the Directors
on all Notes in force on the following days, to witt;
November s. 1866, 2-3 of one per cent
H. 1-3 "
February 3 1891 "
Ns''H iiS, " II OF one "
Making per cent for the year ending Aug. l. 1857 Said
per entage to be cast upon the original amount of the pre-
MUM Note without reference TO endorsement and
he paid to the Treasurer his Office in Newtne, be-
fore the 9Th day of October next. 5, r. MILLER Treas
Newfane, Aug, r. 1857 3w33
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AT THE TANNERY or

w KEEN, REED n BRYANT,
from to 5000 Slaughter Hides for which highest market
price will be paid delivery. A. SIMONDs, AGENT.
Bratteboro, August 10th 1861 2m3i
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

NOIIV' OF AHscsshIehI- Tor 6OIs
UNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
Il Company hereby notified that the following
assessments have been made by the Directors all Notes in
firm In lln,uirn aIaua ~,
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FOR SALE.

a Steam Engine, Of Ave horse power with Boil
n err 10 match, all in good order.
Brattleboro, Dec. 10, 1855.
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i..ssg5s5sssssi2 RUTLAND e. BURLINGTON
:s:s:si;:i;isl 4 A ILROAD. Summed arrnnna..D..

,ssss..rrssrry5tzr..f3 NJ LAND o. BURLINGTON
.:s.s..sIsi. l RAILROAD. Summer arrangement
rains will run follows viz: 1872
FAVE fitchburg Depot, BOSTON, at ! 80 and IL 90 NJ
FlTCHBURG at $50 A. NJ. and Il 90 p. NJ
BELLOWS FALLS, for RUTLAND L BURLING-
TON at $3.50 Il. 10 and 5.b0, p. NJ
:" RUTLAND for BELLOWS FALLS at 645 llao
A. NJ and LIE p VI.
- RUTLAND for BURLINGTON at sos A. NJ and
go. " '' "''u
" BURLINGTON for RUTLAND and BELLOWS
FALLS at 900 and TO- NJ.
At Burlington. Trains connect with bake Cbamnla;p
eamers and Trains Of Vermont Central Road-at Rutland
18th Trains with Troy, Albany New York Saratoga Springs
schenectady and the weetat Bellows Falls with Trains of
e Cheshire Road for Fitchburg Worcester Lowell and
oston-with VI Valley Road for Brattleboro Springfield
'artford, New Haven aud New York-and with Sullivan
Dad for Windsor White River Junction and the White
Freight train, with Passenger Car.
u Passengers going West will find this the cheapest nd
lost direct route Tickets and all necessary Information can
e had at the Bellows Falls Ticket OfHnce
Rutland, Aug. 10, 1867. 10
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f.. NJ. FORBES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Omcc No. o Granite Row.
Room adjoining Phoenix Once.
BEArTLEBoRo, VI.
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Iss.s5g5,szivs VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

aase9ol1ss-zis2 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL-
ssssss5ssss,s-1ROAD On and after MOND4Y Nay 95fh
i-AaEls57, TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for Braeboro is A. NJ and AZ y
I'd IS p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls A.
90 A. NJ. ; Brattleboro IL As p. N. 1900 "
The two Passenger Trains this route connect South with
re Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct 10
ew York On the North with the Rutland burlington Sui
van, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada connetict and
assumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
IN WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady St. Johnsbury and
hite Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogdenburrh
md Montreal. NJ sJOAT sn,,erir,sraerr
Vt Valley II. R. Office, May 7, 1857 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-21

The UsuRY LAws.-The New York Chamber
Of Commerce proposes the following as an act re-
lative to usury, being the best that is likely to be
obtained in the coming session Of the New York
Legislature:
The People Of The State Of NaV York, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as toRolos:
SEC l No prOmissory note or bill of exchange
whether accommodation or bus ness paper, shall
be void by reason Of receiving, or agreement to
pay or allow such rate Of interest IS the parties
may agree upon; provided the time to run OF such
prOmSsory note or bill Of exchange shall not ex-
coed eight months.
SEC. 2 Whenever, in any action brought on
such Promissory Note or Bill Of Exchange, it
shall appear u0on pleading and proofs in the &C
ton % that effect that greater rate OF interest has
been directly oriudrecly reserved, taken orrecev-
ed than seven dollars for one hundred for one year,
or at and after that rate for larger smaller sum,
or for longer or q Shorter time the defendant
shall recover his full costs and the plaintiff shall
recover, and bs entitled to, the principal and inter-
est at and the rate IS named IN this section and no
more
SIC. 8 In sll cases where the rate of intest is
not specified, seven dollars upon one hundred dol
lars for one year. and at and after that rate for a
larger or smaller sum, or for longer or shorter
time, shall be charged, paid or received, and no
more.
SIC. 4. So much of title third, chapter fourth
and part second of the Revised Statutes, and 80
much of the laws Of 1887, chapter 43O, as areiin-
consistent with the provisions Of this set ARE here
by repealed.
SEE s. This shall take effect Immediately
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man feature In the mere act Of his SUBJ ction to
tie civilized raees2 Weean but believe that it exc
lists only in the imagination Of the wild fanatic and
the designing demsgogue; and is deserving Of the
general censure Of the enlightened world.
We are rot surprised, however, that the editor Of
the Banner should occupy his present position rel
alive to this subject. There are some things IN
which be hiss been consistent and this is one OF
them He has maintained for twenty-three years
that evenin Tennessee 'the nature Of thiDg5-tls
march Of public opipiou-THE VOICE OF RELIGION
all have said that slavery must have an end" He,
therefore very naturally regards the traffic in this
species Of property, as "hOrrid and inhuman," snd
in pretending to defend Mr.. Etheridge, he is but
casting The arm Of protection over his position,
persistently maintained through long public ca
reer.
It is against sUGA men and such insidious infu-
ences, that we would warn the South. While re-
oognisng their perfect liberty to an open advocacy
of their views, We shall consider it a sacred duty
to tear away the veil of deception and expose the
hideous deiormity which it conceals
We have answered the Banner interrOgstories,
and trust now, it will be equally candid in reply
ing to ours of a former article.