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" A NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW

Us NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRINCIPLES. THOMAS p. DILL 4, CO., have be.
come ropretors of the WHITE HALL CLoTnIse BAzAAG.
corner of Fourth and Market Phladc lpha hui,
will not follow IN the boaten track. We are satisfied
that the only way 10 build M ani keep large business
is to sci goods cheap and give satisfaction to customer
(pictcnce will not answer and humbug has had its
day) and we intend to sell our goods AT per cent
advance upon cost (no less aud more) and varai
tion marked prices This system will sustain itsel
without putting We shC buy and sell exclusively
for Cash. Our Clothing will be made as well as cloth.
ing can he made our assortment, for men and boys is
the largest in PhIadephia, and prices much lower
than others. Call and see for Yourself
THOMAS p. DILL e. CO.
White Hall Clothing Ba >aar
South West iih and Market st., Phil adelphin
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF
COLU M BIA COUNTY,
For the Year 1857,

THE Auditors elect cd to settle and adjust the public
L accounts Of Columbia county hnvc examined the
from the first day Of January 1857, TO the first
dny 1858 aud respectfully lay before the Honorable
Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas the 10 lOw ng
statement and Reports ngrcenbly TO the 22d Section OF
an At 1f the General ssembi this Commonwealth
IA 81 I'd NE 4th day Of April, A. u. 1874.
JACOB ARR ss Esq, + easurer ofCoiumbiu county,
in account with said county.
DIR
1887. January.
To taxes outstanding for 1856 and previ0ns
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The Philadelphia Mail Train going South connect 8
with the Mail Train Rupert, going East nj LILO
for Cattawissa, Po,t Clinton, lille Reading. &c
arriving at Philadelphia, at e25 NJ. Also with Mail
Train gn ng West at 3 O'Clock p NJ. for Dan willie,
Milon, Muncy, WlliamspOrt and Elmita.
Passengers by the o'clo * P. NJ Train going South
can take the ii O'Clock p. M Express train for nra
aud the West, or lodge at bloomsbury and take the
o'clock A. NJ. Train going Fast, arriving at Phi adel
phia at ~ noon.
Passengers for Harrisburg direct, w'll take the N.
Y. Mail 1ran q O'Clock =. VI going South, cnnutct-
ing at Port Clinton with the Daupln aud Suslueha ma
Railroad, arriving at Harrisburg at l2 O'Clock noon.
mex. day. .-.
+. J. LEAVENWORJH
Jan lG, 1858 Superintendent.
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NJ ADJ son Ii USE,
NOS. % AND 30 NORTH SECOND STREET


BELOW ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS popular House has been thoroughly renovated
i and oIteHsuo improvements made for the arcOmmo-
datinns OF guests NC. In connection win the above
Holcl, the proprietor has OPENED, in the basement
fine 4 EATING AND DRINKING SALOON. Altogether
the Establishment compares favorany with tbs first
class places Oi accommodation tor Travel icTs. Citizens
SC.-bcinE within Il short distance Of the New York
and Bali Landings, near the lost Office aud En-
hange, whcrn Omiibusrs, going TO all parts Of the
City, sau from.
The Proprietor hopes by strict attention 10 the
wants of his guests, 10 receive liberal share of the
public patronage ..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.
J. OTTENKIRK, Proprietor.
Late Of Baltimore, Md, Al nd Cincinnati, ONO.
Oct ~, ls51-Om
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


1910 4 BhHerOicnt Institution. established bV spe.
CCO cidL cndODmCHt, fJr TIE reiig Of the sick and
distressed ditctcd NTH VrU1t and Fpidcmc diseases.
rNliE Directors Of this well known Institution. in
1 their Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, for the year ending January isl 1858, ex
press the highest satisfaction with the which
has attended the labors Of the Consulting Surgeon in
the cure of fSpermatOrrlrl. Seminal Weak Hess. lmho.
cnCc, GonOrrhma. Glcet syphilis, the vice Of Oman.
ism, or ELF Abuse, &c, and order continuance of
the same plnn, for the ensuing year The Consulting
Surgeon Is authorized 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, 10 all who apply by letter with description
ol their condition (agc, occupation habits Of life. &c
aud in cases of extreme poverty, TO FURNISH MED.
lCiNE FREE or CHARGE Some OF the new remedies
and methods of treatment, discover red during Ihe last
year are Of great value.
An admirable Rcpogt on SpermatorrhOl, or Tcminal
Weakness, the Vice Ot OnnnIsm, Masturbaion, or
Self Abuse. aud other diseases of tho Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon. win he sent hv mail lin
sealed letter envGi"pc,) FREE OF CHARGE, on re.
cript uf two stamps for postage Other Reports and
Tracts, the nature and treatment Of Sexual DIS
eases, Diet, &c, constantly being published for
gratuitous ion and ill he 10 the a cted
Address, for Report or treatment, DR. G EORGE Il.
CALHOUN. Con ulting Surgeon Howard AssOcat 10 D.,
No. south Ninth street Philadelphia. Pa.
by order Of the Directors,
EZRA u. HEARTWELL, President.
GfORGE FARCHlLD, Seey,
lSJS-Iln
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Special Notices.

LfCLCSING oUT-SMALL PROFITS 1.-The
many readers of the Columbia Democrat are informed
that immense bargains, in elegant and fashionable
Clothing IRE being dispensed at the palatial establish
ment of Granville Stokes No COZ Chestnut street. whose
superior stock OF ready made aud goods selling
at greatly reduced rates. in order TO prepare for the
Spring trade. Those in quest Of great bargains are
invited to call
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Death of Judge Kane.

Hon. JOHN X. KANB, late Judge of the
United States for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, and the Father of Dr. f.
X. Kane, the Arctic Explorer, died on
last Saturday, at his residence in Phila-
dclphia.
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lest. The season of fasting, humili-
alton and prayer, so strictly observed by
portion of our Christian community
commenced on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
and5ends on Easter Sunday. The name
Of Lent is applied to She forty days pre-
cGding Easter, which is always the first
Sunday af cr the full moon, which hap
pens upon or next after the 2lst day of
March and il a full moon happens upon
a Sunday, yesterday is the Sunday after.
Easter this year is.on April lth Ash
Wednesday OH the l7lh of February
Thus six weeks and four days intervene
between the FIRST day Of Lent and Easter
This would give lorty-siX days. But
Sundays are not reckoncd-so that just
forty days intervene. The term "I.ent,"
signifies Spr ng-or Spring-iast. 1t is
from Saxon word-Lcnte1,-and is used
THUS because the days begin to lcngthen
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WINTER ARRANGEMEN
La % % ss;ssssss
LAi KAWhNNA a. BLOOMSBURG X. II,

4 PFoRpING superior facilities for travel to New
n York Philadelphia, aud the West, by connections
at Scranton with the trims Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western Raj road Company; also for travel
South aud Wost the Cattawissa WIlliamsport and
Erie Railroad aud connecting lines.
Regular Trains run as follows:
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LIFE INSURANCE,

THE GIRRRD LIFE ms UR.9NCE, ANNUITY and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL.7DELPHL4.
OFFICE, NO. 40S CHEssuT
CAPITAL, (paid up,) $500 900.
Charter Pcrpetudi.
CONTINUE to make INsURhNCES ON LlV ES on
- the most Onuhlc terms
The capital being paIdup and invest ed toC eihcr with
large und constantly increasing reserved fund, Offers
perfect security to the insured.
The pre- nlums mus; be paid yearly, half yearly,
quarterly.
j The Company add BONUS periodically to the Insu.
RANGES for life. Tho FIRST BONUS appropriated in
December, lSid, the SECOND BONUS in December.
lS40, the I HIRD BONUS in December, 1854.
~ These additous are made without requiring any
increase in the premiums to h paid to the Company.
Tho following are few examples from the Register.
Amount or Policy and
sum Bonus or bonus to he Increased
Policy Insured addition by future additions.
No. SO s2500 | S-I2 50 | S33I2 20
" l32 5000 Q75 1875 90
4" 1870 1000 .i25 30 3l5 90
1913 5000 1900 G500 90
" sc. &c. &c &c.
Pamphlets. containing tables OF rates and explana
ton forms Of application, and further information
can BE- found at the office.
THOMAS RIDGWAY, President.
JSo. T. JAMES, 4etudry.
LEVI l. TATE, Agent.
r. C. HARRlsoN, Examining Physician.
OctObCr 10 lF57-lV
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Medal at the Worlds Fair in Lond IN, 1851, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes and Gums
Great Inducements offered purchasers of the
above articles. Thisis much the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags Valicos, &c. in Philadelphia very cheap
for cash. No, 4Oa Market Street. one door ab owe 4t
south side.
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THE EEvwAL.-The protractcd meet
ing, which has been held in the Methodist
Church Of this place, for the last three
!. weeks, still contines in doing good
work in the cause of Christ. Many souls
have bee brought 10 see the error of their
way, and have lorsakcn their sins and
took up the cross Of Christ. Many are
being awakened from l!icir trance.like
sleep, and are either seeking or have
sought and found the pearl of great price.
The meetings so lar have been attended
with much serious feeling, indica ing good
results from the earnest efforts put forth
by the ministers laboring in the cause
Twenty-six persons were forward for
prayer on Tuesday evening, and new sub
jects have presented themselves every
evening since, and we have no doubt,
that if the members of the church remain
Jealous, and wrestle with God in prayer,
that hundreds of souls will yet be made
happy in the love of the Lord.
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nF TO FARM ERS

W To T AK u ENS.-
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEWS, is an exc client New York city paper for
country reading 1t contains the fullest md most
correct Cattle market, and Pr oduce rcpous with all
the news and intelligence of the day Try itand Won
will iik kDil 81 year. Pub lisiIod at No l02
Nassau street. New York.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Monroe stewart Pardonod.
Harrisburg, Feb. ~.

y Harrisburg, Feb. y.
Monroe Stewart, the alleged accomplice
Of Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, in the
McKeosport murder, and now under sem
tence of death in Allegheny county, was
pardoned to-day by Governor Packer. In
the dying confessions of Fife and Jones,
Slcwart's innocence of the crime imputed
TO him was declared in the most solcffn
manner.
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tTtlhcate OF FackIge OF To Whole Tickels, EsI
do do 10 llalf do ~
do do I0Quarter do 2t
do do 10 Eighth do II

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CER1IFICATEE,
Enclose the money to address for the tickets
ordered on receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail Purcha asers have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizeswill be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purca sers VIII please write the signatures pa NJ
a nd give their Post Office County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
FL II without deduction.
AllPrzcs Of SlO0Oand tnder p1il immediate ly Rftc
the drawing other Prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
All communi cations str rlctly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN 4 CO y1HgHstd Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala. or Atlanta
Ga, can have their orders filled. and save time, by
addressing 5. Swan Co. at either of those cities.
10 lIst OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amou MT of he prize that each is
entitled to will he publ shed after every drawing in
the following papers Augusta Geo COnStltutionnliS
ve,o Orleans Data, Mobile Register Charleston Standard
Ndshu,e Ga:Ctc atlanta htcigencer Tcio York Hcekiy
Day Book. SaUanndh Morning .Ns1s Richmond Dispateh
Ntn York Dispatch and Padding (.AisS Clarion.
Feb 90 1858
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W. THERE Is NO SUCH WORD AS rAIL.-Rend
the advertisement in another column, hc adcd 'IIem
bold's Genuine Preparation"
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The New York Mail Trpin connects with the Lx.
press going East, on ID. l.. & w Railroad.
Arrive in New York is y. NJ
do Philadelphia, by Camden & hmboy Rail-
road. = 90 r. NJ.
Fare from Rupert to New York So 90.
The Accommodation Train North, connects nj Scran.
ton with the Express Train West, the ID. l.. & w.
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S,4sN Nos. 81 ~ SOUTH SIXTH STREET, III :
- Near the State House, -sssz--
pHILlDELHNI4
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From the N. Y, Golden Prize.
ONE OF OUR RECRUITS.
HY cAFr. y. .. ALExANpplER, .. S. n lIL.I

Among the recruits who. joined our
company at ST. Louis. was a young man
apparently some twenty-five years Of age
His manner when conversing with The
sergeant. struck me as, being different
from that generally displayed by those
who presented themselves at the station
for enlistment. ! said TO him. d. ;,,-trr
~ Are you aware ef the dulles expected
OF you in the profession, you are about tc
assume?' -... ....,s.,, ......
7a I know nothing Of aIsoldier's life.' he
answered. nor do ! care care q uoh what may
be my condition. Il cannot be worse
than at present, I am penniless and
friendless. have sought employment
in this city. but have been entirely unsuc,
cesstuf.i must place myselFina . way to
earn my daily bread. ..ed.fr2 ID aiiE (
a'The'assooiations may notlbe such as you
have been accustomed to. yet, il you. are
would beI as we'll for you Ia
proceed. Sergeant you scano enlist himI'
fle I felt aastrahgel interest in the young
itog9nuid o. G9ffot2 EAihnf % StdHeffufya =
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TERMS.


iiCooper's Crarlsburg Register is published in
ElarkEhprg,, NA,,l every Friday hmoEring,. at
$500 per "nnum, in ADVANCE or ut the expiration
Of months from the time OF subscribing; after
whie h g., so willinvarinbly be charged. 6sIuoy
E No su6suri ption will be received for less pe7
fi2d han six mouths. ~
No paper Win be discontinued exceptat the'op4
eOn OF the proprietors. until,all HrreaTages7are
paid u .l-uud those who do not oder their paper
to be discontinued ut the end of their term OF
Subscl 1ptiUn, will be considered us desiring to
have it continued. q. .srgH a.-FDOl ugEu -.ts.t
Advertisements will be inserted at 81 90, per
square t twelve lines for tho first three inser-
tiIns. H'>l twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. .r,s. ina ,..r l.,-..vJ ..
4 libc ral deduction on the above rates will DO
made &c Il ose who advertise by the year
g No ndve' tisementc9unted less than a square.
The NAM ier OF insertions must be sPeci fed, or
the adv rtis 1ment will be continued aud charged
accordir gly. H+1i q "s'..a 81" 'a"i AAi'2
Ammo iuGe uents Of candidates for Office Sc 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis. ..5
All c. mint nicAtions, to insure attention must
be aeon pani, by the authors nunlc and post
paid. Z 19a' F...G F.H thd -'uHa@GE ggrH
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As. Lee extended his hand toqPylet the
toyaltsts raised the 'shodt Of" God save
the King. !" in, which the "A mericans ioin:!
ed. in order 70 prevent discovery. Col.
Lee then eomplimenttdo tile tory Colonel
on the number ana fine equipment 5f his
corps. and Hoped they would do good
service in, theo King cause! He then
turned and was about to give the Signal
for the legion"to cover the troops with
their 'carblnes: when a sudden burst OF
musketry, mingeled With yells, and cheers
broke from the lower extremity Of the
line. " .'-7H'r = 97sHt .ca 'sgHaIa1
The tories discovering the American
militia aiming at them, percieved they
were betrayed, and commenced firing
their caIbjt Q - The militia 'returntd d with
a'heavy yolley. which CHILLED more than
forty men. A Terrible, bloody hand to
hand fight now ensued, in which the
Americans were completely victorious!!A
Lee land his cheif officers endeavored TO
stop the 'carnage.' but. the memory Of ma
ny tory outrages 'nerved the arms Of the
Choppers and they ,heweu down their Ma
ted enetnies, without needing theis cries
for quarter. Some two hundred men, ac'
cording TO some accounts, were killed in
less than twenty minutes. Stedman, in his
history of the war. puts the number Of
killed and wounded at three hundred. but
Botta, who is generally first rate au'hori
ty. thinks this numbertoo large. Tradi
ton says that ninety horses were also
killed and wounded. Col. Pyle badly in
iured BY sabre cut, fled for shelter to q
O1I rn0H hvJ oNA .r,1,,N,r,,rI iCt h..
water, concealed himself among the reeds.
with nothing but his head above he sur
face. until the itht was over and the
field deserted. He then era awled outSnd
made his way to the British camp. The
Americans did not loose q man or horse,
killed or wounded!
A few Of the tories managed to reacl.
the British camp and carry to Tarleton
the terrible Intelligence that Pyle's de,
tachment was cut to pieces by the "rebel
vagabonds." Expecting, with good rea
son, that those 'yagabonds" were in
search of him. the Colonel broke up his
camp aud pushed for the main army. Lee
following h"rd upon his track.
Much valuable plumber WAS taken from
the defunct tories. Their equipments
and arms were all new, from the British
stores. and they soon replaced the mis-,
cradle arms borne by some of the Amer
leans troops. Sixty five horses were NJ
so taken. with new saddles and rigging
complete. Lee. reinforced by three hun
dred Virginia ritlemen, pushed after Tar
Teton. until he was within a few miles Of
the. main army. Fortune, the capri
cous goddess.'% said Lee afterwar rdsy
''gave US Pyle and, saved .Tafleton."
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GENTLE WORDS.

The sun may warm the grass 10 life,
g.. Tho dow, the dropping tlower,iiI
And eyes grow bright and want the light
OfAutumn's opening hour;
But words that breathe Of tenderness
And smi les we know are true,
Arc warmer than the summer time, y
And sweetcr than the dow. IS ~
1t is not much the void can give, =. 4. 81
With all its usbtlo art, W. ' -
And gold ard gems are not the things
To satisfy the heart; 4" .'''
But uh! if those who cluster round d"
The alter rand the hearth, II ga III
Give gentle words aud loving smiles, 10
How beautiful is earth.+ +" tr.n;t ".':
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THE ISFLUExcE of w UxES.z---Ii1 we wish
to know the political and moral condition
Of a State, we must ASK what rank women
hold in it.. Their influence embraces the
whule ofilif9. "a wife, a. nhother-two m
magical words2-comprisingethe sweetest
sources Of mans felicity! Theirs is the
reign of beauty, of love- Of reason. sAI-
ways to reign! A man takee council with
his wife!r he obeys his mother-he obeys
aher'long after sue has ceased to live, and
the ideas which he has received from her
become principles even stronger than his
passions Martin sr-IGr"EI 7hI He...'t
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EFFECTS OF LIDERTT UPON THE NEGRO.
The deIeterious effects Of freedom pom
the negro race are very strongly Sc: :forth
in the-IolIowing paragraph:
Fifty years ago Hayti was noted for
itsjextensive plantations Of sugar. coffee.
and cotton. but they have now almost en-
tirely disappeared, except those OF coffee.
which are much reduced. At present The
principal wealth Of the island is derived
from the forests which cover the Noun
tains-the timber consisting chiefly OF
Mahogany trees and different kinds OF
dyewoods." .. --..''' ''''' r.
If negroes had possession Of the South
ern States, they would not raise cotton
enough to clothe themselves nor sugar
enough to sweeten, their ow d coffee. This
would operate FATHER disaSttously upon
the commerce ofthe nation.
49, .a'~.. Baton RoHge,-Ad
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FOREIGN COUNTS sAND NATIVE
N-N lib -dnL.-. NINNI KHsI..L q LII u. l-E

N1l Flo rA2".a NINNIES3vt a'3.'irfgt
You5ladies of the verdant' class ,s9tsfis on
3softsentimental souls,d iiea at :
- Beware Of Foreign snobs, who pass tta= u
9ET For noble exiled Poles. fa afS Tshat
. ohtddte not on'their raven hair ,fsH3'ta
tIg The lean and hungry maws, - ,T's Ia Z
buSsychins; ;their tragic air, ZHa 10
r0si And Sallowl lantern jaws.al ~'1yaro!} T.
- Trustsnot the rank impostor' tale, It
NJ patriot was he, 8, 80 ~ ,, =
Whose luckless fate twas to fail % - '..,
. hGsome conspiracy '-' g."
49, Your Count, who bears upon his head VIZ .
.''' That rich luxut liant mod, ''@' "''' ~
The mill ofpepnrce soon will tread 8. 5'tl %
u" AnJisport the County crod. H2H &
81. sd rariEs aj.d ssr. .#dz -aFaar
The heart beneath that seedy vest, .ns
.lg But not beneath q shirt, sr-....a I'm.
r.. With sordid feelings,is possessed, ,,f. 2,
.-.,. Well matched with ,outor dirt. ,.
p, He wants YoFr ms ney not your hand, ,,.
IN seeking you for wife, -.-...,
ud,rather, du}ss he, would demand
S.. Your money, or your life. ..', . ....,'
Count, indeed !-count your spoons W hon he
hGs been to make n call, s.'. Y'afs
-1 And veryeortunate you'll DO ..- r..:
e,1 If you shull And them all. ....s --t ...s
u But better weroit with your plato --.'
p. Tho fellow should depart, !, .t..
Then in his. power got your estate, a.
g.. BY stealing arat your heart. --.
Yon ladies Of n certain sga,
EspccAiIy taken heed, F.
e. And dUn't IL! We,llock's konds cnvnoa h.'..
With Counts of foreign breed. -
The only ohiectin the view "r.
.. or Nll those rogues is pclf, '..'~
81 Rather .h"n let thcm marry you -a....'
'n Remain upon tho sholf.-[ PuN CT. ..3.
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W Parson Brownlow, in q lstlcl

EE Parson Brownlow, in letter.
thus accepts the invitation recently cx
tended to him by Horace Greedy, y
Horace Greedy has announced that
when | reach New York, asI expect to
do in the spring. the arrangements are to
have my arguments and statements re-
futed by Fred. Douglas, one of tie color
ed orators have arranged to meet his
case. l shall take With me a servant,
acting here in the capacity of q barber.
and known as Alf Anderson. He is n
largo, fine looktn G negro. between the
age of 25 and 3O-reads and writes we'll
has some experience as public speak.
.er-has stentorian lungs--is a strong for
chile speaker-ratber ELOQUENT than oth>
wise-and'is native Of East Tennessee.
He will meet colored orators. advocate
and illustrate Southern slavery, aud op
pose Abolitiouism, Is In Il mean time,
Ifyou can induce him to go with you up
on an underground. to Canada, or to re-
main in your glorious land of freedom, 1
will let him do either, and give no oppo.
sition to stealing him. ~-'A'-7''3r nov
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