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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-20

NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
fEsrABII~mEp Is 1854
M ANlFACTt kfR and Dealer in every descrip.
vi tion Of Camp Furniture, such a. Tents. all sizes
and qualities, Portable Cots Camp Stoo-. 4 Chairs.
J would particularly call the attention Of Engi-
ncrrs. Railf"na Contractors and nher to my recent
ly patented PorTtBli G,ItI .Ep. This article
weighing only ubont eighteen pounds and which
forms Il complete easy chair. il easily transformed
into complete aud comfortable Cot Bed, with NIL
the advantages Of mattrasF ana pillow, without the
cumbersome weight Of either. 10 the sick it viii
be found invaluable as the occupant can be changed
10 any position without delay or trouble.
Every description Of Canvass work. such as plain
and fancy Boat Sails, TarpaunS, Cotton Covers, &c.
made to order.
also manufacture superior article Of light
heavy canvass betting for gin bands &c, do. do.
hose ipr railroad or plantation use. Those using
gnta pcreha or india rubber betting or hose and AT
onehali the cost, and made Of any size or strength
required.
Particar attention paid to getting up in superior
etyle every description OF plain embroidered silk
lags or banners for military or other companies.
Flags Of all nations, Jack Pcnnans, &c. Flags
neatly repaired.
Plain and fancy goods for awnings. light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flags
&c., for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will be promptly attend
to.
n. B. | find il necessary to state that no person
has succeeded me in my business ii has been and
is stated by persons in this city H. CASSIDY,
No. 10 Old LGyee near Canal street, N. o.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-20

GooD TA#rElN DHGsa,--A young lady in one
OF the leading circles at Washington, was com
plimontcd By a gent emun on the simplicity and
good taste OF her dress at an evening parity
She replied, " am glad you like my dress; it
just cost seven dollars, and made every stitch
Of it myself y When our young ladies pride
themselves upon the home manufacture and
chcapncss of their attire, instead Of its cXpcn-
siyeness and foreign importation, We Shall have
fewer broken" fathers aud husbands
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-20
HENRY $. BEECIllNO,
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALER in DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES.
,nt,I- DOW rI JNfrnN IA,

No :. UKIUK KUW, VIIN TVN, IN
Keeps constantly on hand. large ana co'npic'c as
sortmcnt Of Paints. Oils. Pcrlumcrics, nc.
He il constantly receiving. direct from the man'l-
factories. and other sources large and varied asSort-
mcnt ol Fresh Drugs aud Chemicals. which he oilers
for sale ON as favorable terms rs can be had III the
Southern market.
The following comprises II few of the articles al.
WAYS tu be found at his Drug Store viz.
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niifem 8eifale bin. ST.. 9ebr (@en5el)
reprdielitirte eur6 feline dubere Grideinuns unO
letl ternt9e8 Spiel ben ~bi3arren @barafter 6eS
&onl9s in 9elun9ener Weile. 8elOnoerS lobeno
mullen mir oes Sru. 0olbmonn 8ebenfen,
Der alS Soblt 10 Dlel gum @elinsen Der Nufz
fibrun9 beitru9. Sr. 8|Dttner alS Sans
S4wal6e mar teIcnper8 in ser 8irtbS6au8z
lcene prrtrefflid unb erre9te ~all9emeine Setter
felt. Wapame 8Sttner (War9aretba)
fubrte ibre 9fcne brap bur6, uno liGtli6 mar
baS geireben Der Wtaoame Il II g (grela),
nidt binter ben 2eitan9en Der l~letri8en 5uriids
Subleiben. Srps Der ua9inlisen Witteruns mar
oaS 6au$ gut beiudt, Elm erfreuli9er Bewei8
fir ben Sunltlinn beS Bublifum8.
9eute Ibenb Wtecerbotuus Der o@ril-
e" Wet Jtedt fano Die erlte Nuliabrung biez
les treflt41en Stiides all9erneine auerfennuns
uno bic 5Weite pirD nod better ieiu.
Am 6retta8 wiro gum 8enef5 fir Trdu>
lein M. 9 Sttner ba8 &dtb d. n b n
SeilbrOnn uuf9efi9rt. Eifet8 finD fir
pteIe ScrlteGun9 bel Serru 2eutbe@er
(gecrtb Trereridir.) unO idrn beute all Der
Safe gu BADEN. NGe Gunlfreunoe lcGten
IS li4 an9ele9en ietn l~aiieu, Der ipabrbaft bepeuz
tenben SGnltlerin ourd re9e 8etbeilt9uns einen
Sswei8 Der ibr 70 iebr SebI9renpen Nnertenz
run9 gu 9eben.
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Deutfcbe 8ricfc,
nelhe IN ser B~eitrt9en uSNn" au0eBet9t tnb,

gurf, Otr8 @atbarine ; Nerfet, Margarei
8; Grcuic, Gotbarine !; Srult, OttB 6; Softer,
O6s; 5anp, IRiB 6; Sarrmann, Mtarp 8
9emmcd, 8 .; 9ei't. Caroline s; Salt, 81
Sacrbi, Wrs Sc; Serr, Mr8 G; 2ecuarO, :
=; OtarI4au, 8; Getifer, Sopbia; 9toleils
itelp, Nmanpe; Hpoen, sc & $; Ghmiot,
WttB 6 s; Stern, Nir8 st; S6rniot, Wr8
GOrranoe, Matb 9; Gbomaa, Maria 8; l1bus
mann, 4nua .; l1buu1auu, Guna 6; Soeel=
mann, Nt Mar8aretba. :,
9trrenGtft, s-
Qumann, 81, IS ; 8abb, Nleranoer g 9ef=
fer, 9enrp gotel, 50; 81plano, 81; 500
oider, 8; 8ranOel, SObn; 8rinuert, s
Saba, 0eOpclO; @i4elber9er, % .; Salt, 8
DC; Sambur9er, 81; Srrmau, Safpb ; Spffs
mann, s; &napp, A1beppOl ; 3ries, 8eter
Grae, S; Sru9er S@; 2ieblid, s 9rbr, s
2Swenlteiu, Sc; Maub & 60; Weno, 6
Wfo9rin, P9ilipp; 0fplenber9, $; 9aopp, Gb;
6ubnlau, sc; S4Uppmann, 6; SdGler, BE
StranB - SrO; lln9er, ST 9; @a8ner, Gb
Wlnterbur9, S.
i "a Der 2afupettes Buno Scr. IS Il. $. ..
.. plrb biS Gnoe Oeai cine Grcurlion naG benz
HeIubsSaule abbalter.
GgS Ab9a18 uno Irlfunft Der GiIenba9nen
unO DampfboOte itebe 2. Seite 1. Spalte.
aleiber! Rlei0er!
Gp gteue uno ld6ne Serrentleiber fir
6rapta, t unb SOmrter fab su ba5en in ben Rietb erlaben bes
@errn SEQ. N1cG. Zeal, an Der RSrSwefe2 de con Baltimore
unb Trs6% ertffrabe. Die f6bnfe Mu6rabt. RON Stpffen fir
@Efe, QDeten, iUpte Gahhmtere unb SaGsr &c. teaGnpte an
9anb nnb werbea ~biesIben FIR bic Sunbsn aufs bette unb
f3pnfe perarbsitet. = 8srttpe &letber Spn alien S0rten ,u hu
btGisfeu 9rsHen. 8rmmt unb prufet fslbt. @p131mt
GS@ Gu9en S4%0ntn8's ausge3etbz
nstsn S&webtfa Sitter, subereitet aus G6taGrihb {
Elm nntrn9lt@eS Dttttel, esaen 2>berbeibwsrben WeIb1u9
O9spepfe, uuSercaultAtett, Nerpenl8wdDe, Mhb ma, 9leru a.
t%rantbettea un6 alien aus einenl in u%norenung ~seratbsne II
ID t8en entfebsn0en Serdafbetten. TT su % @ents Die 5lafte u
pettdufen IN Der Sfies 6es QBeder5.
"a Or. 9wapne8 3uIammen0eleBte
gBtloftrf0en.S YrUp tetlt pprtrefFt4 bartndftaen Sufeu, Gr.
%talt"n8sn, Slutipetea MISUNDERSTANDING 2eberbef3 wer-
cen, SttBeln nno NuftetBen tn Der 8ebie, Rursttbm afett unb
S%ttdbutsn, fpwie ale 1rantbe item bes Safes unb Ser 8ebIe,
Gtr Sr9r DGsr Der san3e. Dtsle arsaet retntst suslet6 unb
ldutert bs Slut. SIN @rDB unp Rtetnbertauf ,u babeu in
Der Sffce bes ,gDefer@ su 81 per SIdf6e.
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Sr0nfem 1t1tO 2ciDcmDem!
DIR. ~Swayne's
iantmen5eietter Sprup bon 0i(DfirIden !
g1nfcrprDentlidbe Rur.

pptnT 6Dd6, SrtcDrfdb ND. W6.
Or. 10 d9ne- 9DertEer SER IS ais cine 9aiht os-
gen has pubGttum b~etrddteub. ,uaIet6 aber. nm sSG oersGt
Bu letH, mtl tD sud NIT etuer mid feIDft hstreTensen Sur 10
auBerDroentlt9 betaunt MAIDEN, als jemalS etne nteber ei6rie
pen mHrpe' Snt lesten Sttpber bate tb ehne tarfe Yrufers
taltntg, aus mel9er lt9 etn@el6pur btlbete baS fb aud ben
Gnn9en mtttpeilte, bte tnncrltb nnb dubsrltd Sd S9letm
une &tter auSwartsn. Wtetn Ntbem fOnnte bur6 bic 2uueen
pailren Ine au9 bIr6 bic OtHnuns In meiner Gruf 6ns
l6etnen NIT 8rpBer &et9tiefeit babel bate i9 Gag unb
lebr btnfaat8. 70 oaB metne IsrJte aIe 9pfnuna a~uf8absn
uno meme &rantbelt nnBer benz Sereid Spn Iteot3in bclten,
Jn ptelsn elenoen 3utanb blteb i'd cine LANCE 3ett, bis t3 ia
aertbmuneen iGten. 3a t9 aber in Ben 5 eituneen son ben
9teIen DuroerSpuen 8uren selefen bate, bic Gntr y B II :.
3 @ u 5eepp artssbs 70 G 5Stfts fb o TGn sir " |in ! s : ! r =
mao Baltimore uo fn9 NIT benz CSebrau@ ber1elben an. 81
metnefh 9reBen @rtaunen uno CUR Sreube netnsr 6antlte,
Zig pteSer 8eiunb
IsSer fdnf Sabre FnO serROFen unb md bin tb rim sefnn.
per Ttann rs Gut oteien Sag, ben 9. Stunt 1851. SD bin in
BEN lestea 10 gtpnaten ntbt etnen Gag franz eenefen unb Be-
tenne' oS tp SUD srpSea Dant f4uIOi8 bin. A&tunespOL
Der unterfdrtebene TT NIT SSCmas Dtrsn oenau bsiaunt
unb tann be5sueeu, en6 er ME pben ~aneege6en, bebaftet mar,
Sd. betraate fetne Q6ieOerberfeauns faf ME eth gBnnbe~.
&r tF eth nntptgeS Nttt9lteo Der SeeGf61ft.
SameS 81. OurbprDm,
9afDr seS Berltaer 8rstfes Der Baltimore @~0nferrus.
Es- gBer Tam BITE %peHbartett Der Aus5ebrure beBpetfeln,
na9petn ef eth SeI9KtB mte olS pbt9e 6elefen bat.
W. 9tbt muir cine 3u~0erIdBtse 3uberettun9 Don gDtIbttrfben,
Inp BITE etnjtae bic BON etuen prbentli6en NrSte auberettet
gnree, TT Or: . ~apne's n3aiamHenseieBter Syrup Don
!8ranfpeten, ptI&sn sr nnssntsFen It, utb fir pet6s bt.
srfaunIt9ten Gpleen aus eefen 1ebraude itb 3etetea, mann
ltd - puten, &rtdltunaen, MuSjebruna, 0rundbttfs. Gnos
%brutt8rett, blauer 6ufen, SlutIpeten, Dsiierfett. IhmoGt
Sttntme, Settenfe9en pber Urufi@mersen, eelGwdGte Cor,
tteuttOn Cuegen Nttsbrau6 Don &aIOmel unb anbersn Ii, n.
9tnD Per5tlppfen peer 3er5trantbeit, ftbelnbe 0fet,una pber
Der RebIe, &C.. Seine nabrbafteu GioemsEo ftsn
berethern uno retnt9en 6as 8lut, uub u~nterbaltcn Bic Rraft
90 Der AppetttfepIt. Aaetateer 0srferttser
Dr. % ~ NJ unp Spbn
W. Nprtb Seventh Street, Mber BEN Mdrft,
@btlabelpRta.
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Mr6eiter 8luDerein,

Nrbelter VluDereIn.
Die erite G~tnsabluns bet bieen @erein bat am Is. fattoes
innben, unb babsn fG BEL bteer Gelssenbett cine @aFe ne9er
M9Jtt8tieter etnf6reiben lafen, 70 bab bic @fn3a6lunsen trst
iaPn, einen beeeutenoen 8ettng ausmaGen unb Sch in ndGs
ger Belt perlOOft Uirb. Qae. wslbe f9 nod babel su betbet-
iesa, panl4en, fiO erfu9t. i& Bet Der am DOunerifae BEN
~. 4pttl bet 5errn SO9n Datter. @de BON QtbertS unO
Esrtnef0ntr', itattFnbsnOsn @eridmtmIuns sin3ufnbeu.
MARTIN 90 4 praGbent.
9. 2tnternef6 S9aSmeifer.
SsO at 4. "a 4 b Gefrotsrt
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Sddre 3ablut9 Ober eanebdre H1pterc+
~fClaenbs Mrtftet 3umsg3rfaufe an, gum 8r06ten EDeil aus UNI
ferer etsenen 5dbrtt.H mnb fir beren Bette .0udlttdt NH. sarans
ttren.
Gtirsn,
Senter, emit un6' pbne Slas)
Blenhen,
Beufe . unb E6ar-Ratmen,
Symbol Efpfen, f.
Observation-Disclosures
StmSwert,
Srdger,
Nhfbeet. Ttnfer
9Dlaetne RamtnFfn1e,
S4trfers &amtnFmie,
S&tefer. 2csroe,
S1u'Rara.g 8daren,
Sen -er9lGS.
panosGte8sl, Bdneer, @entre.8lumtn fur T6fe[uerf. 'ae,
lmatsfeS Stmsptrt unb Srdger, 8IaSe. 3teruneen' Aenaer9e,
Etpte UNI %. Setle, ausert8tete Su6bS6en, 8affeine, Rdlf
paare Wqps, Cement u. I. 10. @benID cine erpBe Muspabl
ar@ttettrnt! DER Matertalten unb 0er3ierun9en.
u Seaeute %rbett ptrh pInttliG unD tn Der befen aBH seie'
QDtr fnS ferner Die etn3taen aeeuten IN, Mars'
a n D fur bic Nef. g. fletcn @tIenbabn unb 9 6teter'
9Cmpa8nte unb Dfertr e. 3u ben annetntbarttcn VEot99In8en'
Die befen, nt6t ron 66tem 3G unterf@etbeHeen MaNagmun-
BrpcateG, Serb Nntiaue, Msdt, fpdntf9em Galpas uno aheerh
%DertbpOuen Arten BON MtarnOr, wel9e Smttetenet tgrer
Oau,rba ftteiet unb 5drte, fannie S@tn6ett n0 ansertt btutge
preife nod ME ubertrofen fnb. que p9n nnS tn bteien
Stslen seiteferten Wrbetten fnb f. Ecu ppltrt, bnB fe tbren
@lana MEL IGnaer ais Der Ghte Wtarnpr bnIteH, unb ppn
Rdu& gar nt1t d~n1eertfen perben. STE ttno 8 N1al 70 fart
ais MFR tIther Warmpr ub BON rtel inSnerern Mn1eben Bel
bebeutenber 8pRenerfparnt6. Gep. u. SteSenS'
Ntdrs9,9Dt 30. AZ, prattar., naRe Speprs Wbarf.
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6rpnttr. sGbeater. = Nuffa9s
runq be8 6tntO. Die GiteIrp0e lag in
ben Sanben 6eS brn. 81 eidarb, Der nit
Dielem 6leiBe, nit Stride unb gutter Nuffaifuus
feline gufeabe burdfibrte. 6rdul. OR. BStts
ner, (Utartitta) CAB neue gepeiie ibrer rei-
den 8esabung uup riff eas Publifum 81 ftirs
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SD erldube rhs hermit rneinenlRunbenf swte'ten @pubs
mdtern int Ga8ernetueR. bic er8ebene 4nsetee iw made, ba6
I'D Us8en gtansel an RGunt rnetn @eT6dft aus SO. 7 9ar~
base, tpofelb(t t4 etnen beOeutenben gsrratb Spn SU6ls uHb
Sbet Seeer Su ben b%tatefen 9retfen an 9onb balte ndmltt
@t9enlobzS cblens2eper SemlOfsS obten>Qe.
Der, Ielbfsenta4te8 S6ub>S Stirling uno ale
Sorten Sberleoer, beige IOtpie fran5SiI6e
4~alb=2eoer, 8ufz2eber, Stps2eber, 8ferbe.
9eoer, WarOccp, Tutterz2eber &c. &C.
4a4 babe i'd enen be6eutenben gUrratp BON %sepaIften
SttefelsS9dften, fCwte b%eftpbene SttCfel. S6Gfte Spm beheu
frun8U ff6en Rafb-aeber, s2ub unb @ann'ss @attersllps
perS BON ~ber}eben Auhlttdt eeoer 66ubma9er gB ert,eue
u Inetn9O, t0wte duSgelHntttene Sp tlen Hnb su ben nte@
brighten pretien ;u haben BET
Q6ut8 SerbdtfuS.
Sdn20-S $40. 81 9anpDerffraBe am 9farft.
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ans NhlhdsNtnbe.

BELT Geberbef6werben, @elbla8t, DtspepFs, @rpntI&e nkt
nerS6ie Sapd4e, @tan8sl an gerbauuus, gIibunsen, NfbmG
uno Qun9enletber, pelbe BON 2eber- pber NdgenfrGntbettep
~berriprea, unb abe &rdnttettsn, peI@e bar& efnen f8raqcn
Brauen 4. 3. wsibltSe Stm&de, 66ptnbel, glutanbrans
nab benz 8ppfs sOlbene @ber, taIts. SUE oGutsrsen tn ben
@liebern, i'm Hlden unb tn Der BRAT
OaS fhweStlfe 8ttters ptrb tebe gsrfppfuns les MaseRt
b~sfetttsen, tnbem eS ~benielben FART, itn IN 3tattstett srpdIt
anS QeSensesifsr I8drft bic Gimme, bentmut bas 8tttern ben
@lteber, b6S Spbtrennen un6 bic S9mer3en beS S6nupfeus
osn, tSSbtet 6is GDirmsr, Ieilt aIe gDtnS. aub WiaesnStSlts
In etnisen @uBenbItden. ma9t lufts, srIet9tert btegDaheriud-
tlaen, retntee bas 8lut, b~efprbert BITE Circulation beGeIben,
aTirt unmerfit6. unO Obne S0n'er3sn, mean man Bite bUppet
portion bapOn ninrmt.
Oas f6weOif&e Sttters lit elm aussesetSuetes G0ttteI asss
8teber, Rubr unb &plera. Nls fpl9es bat e. it'd bewdbrf I'M
bentefen bet ben tranSDiiben Nno enelif6en Iruppen IN b.
GrtH1 NEIL RIrS ben SeOran9 6%slsIben, Der auf SefePl hs
StsrbltGen Der Splbdten, bic bteen bDs6rtisen Rraufpetter
a%usseiest Daren, it'd, sOr g bis aaf2 YrUsenf rs0getrts.
Oas f6peetf6e SttterS 1T ~nnfrettte zines Der befenNrjkA.s
ntttel, 6S nod te Dor bas 9ublttuln tamj unb TRACE tp pas
8epaBtistn tn MIR, hae elm Sober pel@er metn aIssSsSstQa'
gen cardus MAIDEN fptrb, baHelre sunt gBpbIe fetner l~etoenbsfs
M~ebenmenI6en Meter al erapfeblen unb tstannt gu MAIDEN, the
fnS. StsrfIr tsnn i'd Sanberte BON Sepeifen ltefers.
lin Setrasereteu p6er Na&abnHngtH Spr5abtnsen,F nbe.tt
les Sapier in Sas Bite Slaf&e e%nssptfelt TT, metne ~ttbcnpSrs
Otee Rdmensanteri9tttt pPas @t SH SS nnttet Mot GOT
Ssntsbrr nHS enslff6fr Spra4e. I'm S%rrtbImern pprauDtk,
uen, BABE i'd su 6euerfen, bGB toy auber benz ptcn bef&rtebtnn
Svssi,ir . VffterS 1u9 mod Elm anberes unter benz aIetb,I
Ssn,sn berefte, peI6es tn 5Dtels unb Reffaurattcnen SerfGI
fen wtrb, I'M ausseJet&net esSen Dsspepfa unb WtaaenleiOe
In Ger prets per Slafbe 90 Gents pber s Blafden fur S2.50,
gu Sertaufen Bet benz au,tutsen @er~ferttser
@u9en y. ShSntna
Dentf&e m aPDtbeter unO Gbemtt
n elmer Apptbete, Npresh.@Geb Der Sterten unb dGbartrE
philadelphia.
) ouptsAgen EN-
philadelphia g.. 6. Smith nnb Go, $50. lag, Stras
unb 294 unb 296, Nprb 3. Straee Dalalu, 8ater u. IS
90. 3 Sib 8. ct. unb @de Der q, &dlOpDtl.
gtep-gort gilbert Dung, ApOtpeter, &ds SUpers usb 6 I
~nalaraBe.
paul, MtnneTata; Ct Duma, gDentr-.
E@r SIN Baltimore gu BADEN I'M @.oBs UNI
&IietnzYerfauf in Der Office bes v@eder" 10,
ne and BET Wippre & Diefenbad, @de rel
Din. nnb 9ancperfr... vs.. @eelbod. 712 D'
Galti3rre
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NerIdm0f
SnteuigenSsSftIce
X. F. Wander,

K. F. Wander,
1873 Sf Brattitr., 5wtiden Canal II. @ben1fr.
SD made benz tcutfaen Yublitush bterntt bic Nnsetee, faB
td an pbtsem 9lase Elm beutf6eS Na6weifunesbdrsaa er6t.
net babe, unb eaB i'd ale 8etelaneen unb Na9frasen fir
Wrbetter unb Arbettgebr, Otenffu6enDe, &GGfer unb 0ertdua
fer BON 5dufern up f~pnRieenn %@teentbum, 8ermtetberm unb
Wttetbtu@enSen befens a%usfltren Werbe.
@leiGfa4s belDree ib &oaecttonen trn Re6nunaen unb
@enten, wpfGr t6 quite Neftren3en eebsn farm.
@Ge Iuftrdse werSen anter ben Gnnebmbarfen 8e6tn9un8en
befrr9t. MGr3I7,3 mt
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Mb. NSocferfoOe SdOmIe.

Grfabruns, fppte bic Mufmunteruna aablretder Treunbe
r1etner @atalt b%efttmmen mid am 1. Itlrs I. S. cine . . :
ettnngsttaf Re fur rtetne Sd t fur 6tnGee I'M tier
nt9t bic Stelle Der ip9enanntea &letnftnberf6ulen we fplne
tn Oentf3lanb beitehen ais blpBe 8epabrs unb Sptelanfdlt
1ertret en-, tpneern ter 3wef TIT: benz ttttenDerberbenhen Gin
fa6, ap fprtpa9reneen untepabten gertebr auf Der STRAIT
SorSubeu8en has STUB auf 9etftge unb fGrperlt6e g0etean>
CUR. gen uno namentlt9 befen Seelentr1fte fir ben ndGfpt
scuben, %geDrbnstea unb acknowledgement S6ulunterr i&t
e~ntpfan9lt3 5u rta9eh. Bon bteiem Stanbpuntte aus Be.
tra6tst wtro etne treuot8eS ~e8ra6un6 Der Nnfalt. pUbl SOrs
%aus5ufebea fctn, unS tb erbtte mir be GbetInabats n1etne r
5reunbe. &nmeiSun8ea .perbeu TN. metnem 9auie entaeaen.
9enpntmen. y, QDaGer.
Sou0S 99}tpl7
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-30
SLAVERY PROPOSED TO BE INTRODUCED
AT THE WEST.

De Bop's Rerie,o has an article entitled "African
Slavery apted to to the North and Northwest"
The following is an extract from it.
IF the Union be desirable, and with rigid re,
gard of mutual rights by the North and South, no
one will deny its ine tmahle value it is earnestly
considered that the most effectual means of giving
it perpetuity will be realized in the opening Of
the slave trade and the introduction Of our peculiar
institution into the western States and Territories.
By this we will construct homogeneous system
Of labor. and through this bond Of sympathy Will
be re-es;ablshed that community Of sentiment. and
the old entente cordiale without which the Consti'
tuticn is a rope of sand and the Union a shallow
mockery."
De Bowe was formerly Superintendent of the
Census Bureau, and he and Mr.. Buchanan's organ
the Washington Union, will doubtless act in con.
cert to effect the scheme proposed. Mr.. Buchan'
an says that Slavery already exists in the Terrific
ries and will doubtless aid in introducing it into
the Western States under the plea that the interests
of Democracy require it. Things look as though
this was to be made test by this Administration
The Review thus compliments the Irish and
Dutch
"An uncouth miscellany Of Irish, Dutch and Ger.
mans comprise tbs hired wOrkmen of the North.
The majority of these are Irish, the genera OF
which greatly units them for the duties they are
employed to fulfill. They are as caprieious as only
consolidating in principle, impatient Of control
disposed TO cholera and Whiskey, and in the main'
unreliable for the purposes of the house and field =
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From the New York Independent.
REJECTION OF ANOTHER TRACT
ny THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The papers which follow are offered to your col.
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tion of duty. The spirit of Christian courtesy and
kindness which pervades the Secretary's letter is
characteristic and his wishes are entitled to a fair
tonsideraon. The writer is wholly as
the worthy Secretary can be to any unnecessary
"nose," Of which, in the judgment Of quiet peo.
pile, there a great excess at the late annual
meeting of the Tract Society; and any personal
motoriety or offence which the publication may
involve. he would gladly avoid. But the mem
bers Of the present Tract Administration, however
estimable they may be individuals. are. as the
guardians of their sacred trust, amenable not
alone to the stormy assembly which was drawn
together on the above occasion, but also to the
calm Christian sentiment Of the churches Any
document which may throw light on their actual
position or its moral bearings deserves affection,
and will be read with interest by the friends of
the Society, to whom. with the hope that it may
prove of some service in this respect, this
pondence is now respectfully submitted.
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LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY.

NEW 1ORk. Oept. IL looo.
RESPECTED AND DEAR BROTHER: Our Committee
have just met. after absences 10 the warm season,
and were agreed in the judgment that the Scrip
ture passages, as selected and arranged, would
not on the whole promise usefulness by being issu
ed MS tract of our series.
may add, unUfhcially, that you know we issue
the whole Bible with notes, and every word Of ia
spiratiun-as Dr. Edwards used to say in its di
vinely inspired aspects and connections, we re-
j Jice everywhere to publish. Yet it is true that
texts may be selected and arranged under head.
ings AS to imply fatal in reference to al.
most every great point Of salvation.
We are now quietly pursuing our spiritual work
looking to God to allay the surges that have aris
en-manly, the day Of Judgment will show,
through Misrepresentation of what the Society
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Of the reception Of this manuscript rest withou,
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If you would issue it elsewhere, its having been
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With Affection and esteem,
Your brother in Christ,
WM. A. HALLocK,
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as one Of your regular series. Please let me know
the decision soon practicable, and return the
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Yours most truly,
SAMUEL WOLCOTT.
Rev. DR.. HALLocK.
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BosroN, Oct. 20.-Thc brig De Cuba. from New
York for Locndo, put in here to-day. She had
been as far as St. Michaes when Capt. Dobson.
asking the crew il they would 90 to the Coast of
Africa and engage in the slave trade rhey refused.
The Captain and passengers then left the vessel
when the mate took possession and brought her
here. The vessel is owned by De Figaure. Par
tugucse Consul at New York. The crew are rria
cipally Danes aud Dutch,
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BUssIAN ENANcIPArIoN.-The nobility Of the
government Of Yoer in Russia, who were among
the first to form committees for the emancipation
of the serfs have lately sent address to the Em'
peror, praying that the measure might not be
ried into effect in that province The Emperor did
not receive the address favorably and replied that
the measure should be executed notwithstanding
any opposition of the nobility. The emancipation,
the Emperor is said tohave replied, will be carried
into effect simultaneously throughout the whole
of the Empire. and that he would not allow any
part of it to be deprived of it. During his jour
ney the Emperor would not accept of any .Jete on
the part of the nobility where they have shown
themselves hostile to the measure.
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