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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02

10 81 900 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel PRATT Il BUTCHERS MA
GlC OIL iOr the fol low in! diseases Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections Contracted Joints, ChO'ic
Pains Pains in the side Back Headache Tooth ache,
sprains Sore Throat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, and all
diseases Of thi skin, Muscles and the Glands. None
genuine wiihou the signature of pratt & Butcher"
attached to each label Principal Office, 2Oj Washing
ton street Brooklyn, New YORK; Sold by G, Nj. lIA-
GENBuCH, Druggist, Bloomsbury.
NJ This is to certify that have made but one appl
cation OF the Magic Oil my fingers which have bee n
dawn from contraction of the cords, brought by
rheumatism, II was Of seventeen months standing
and am now entirely cured. | cheerluly recommend
il to all Afflicted likewise.
J. NJ. FINBROOK,
z! Locust street, Harrisburg.
August |, 1877
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bloomsbury, January 2, 1863.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02

NE THOMAS W. MATrsoN, Reeciseo The Prze
Medal at the Worlds Fair in Lond IN, 1851, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS Boots shoes nad Gums
Great Inducements efcred to purchasers ofthe
above articles. Thss much the largest stock trunks,
Carpet lihgs, Valrcs &C. in Philadelphia very cheap,
or cash. Manufactures: 1870 Market Street, $. w.
corner, and l25 Market s. T. corner of Fourth.
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Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr.. Churchill, Of
l'oston. who is now travelling for his health in the
East.
at gives one present idea of tie expansive
enterprise Of his countrymeh, find their commodities
commerce continually in his path wherever he goes
| have not visited any considerable city of Turkey
where l did not find the Medicines of my country
represented by AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL. In Smyrna
Acrpo, Jails crusalenl Constantinuplc. we sec
in each the door post Of bazlar the peculiarly
American booking Iron card. of Er. Aver, saying in
language whiC in thousand of the passers
by can read 4yers Ch'rry Poetora for Coughs Colds
| and Consumption, sold Here" On shelf behind the
cross erged Nussulnan the bottles with their
English, Spanish, French and German Clces turned
towards the crowd, and enqulrng we are told that
foreigners are the only purchasers but the true
believers Themselves their trust fate to try this
product of American skill, when they find there is no
other fJr them.
! was told yesterday that the Cherry Pecioral had
been presented TO the Sultan, and is now in constant
use in his haiem aud in the hospitals of the Emp re-
NJ A NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRINCIpLES.-THOMAs p. DILL & CO. have be
come roprieors Of the WHITE HALL CLoTiSe BAZAAR.
corner Of Fourth and Market Streets Philadelphia bat
will not follow in The beaten track. We arc satisfied
that the only way build ur and keep large business
~ 10 sci goods cheap ana give aslacion to customer
(pletence will not answer and humbug has had it.
day aud wc intend to sell cur goods at par cent
advance upm cost (no less and more aud no varja
zion a marked prices This system sustain itscl
without puing. We shall buy and sell exclusively
for Cash. our Clothing will be made well us cloth.
ing can be mnde Our assortment for and BOYS is
the largest in Philadelphia and prIccs much lower
| than others Call aud see for Yourself
THOMAS z. DILL. & Co
| White Hall Clothing Ia .aur
| South West 4ih md Market Sts, Phil alephin
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02

NJ THE KANSAS CONSTITUTION "A venerable
gentleman, who, W hen active life held very dis.
tngushed position in the Democratic party, says
"Brcathes there n man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hnth said,--
That the only place u procure IA fashionable, duiable
aud cheap clothing, is at the Mcropolii5n Establish
ment Of Granville stokes No. COZ Chesnnt street :"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02
Appointments by The County COmmis
siOaerS.

ROBBERY G. FRUIT, Clerk.
JOHN G. FREEZE, Counsellor.
LEVI L, TATE, Mercantile Appraiser.
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1 NfN~1
an5uridten. @laf[IAer Meiie mar bev @alteu
serau prn ioldet Dimeaiicnen, oaB er ltd ul'
ter benz &ubidnser e%infeilte, uno 10 cine beoeu.
tenoe Strede ouf ben Nie9eln fcrtSeldleppt
puroe. Wdre CT fleiner sepelen, 10 tpuroe Der
Gubfdnser iter i'm we88e9an9en unr er unter
Die 0laDer be8 3uSe8 9eratben letn. gSdre er
9rSBer gewelen, il lptrDe mabrldelnlld eIre
Seite liA um5eihlpun9en uno paS lmIttr5en
oeS 3u9e8 peranlaBt baben. SeoenfallS 1T ELM
arcBes llnslid, lpelde8 pielen 2euten Seben
uno @elnnDbeit bdtte folten ~t6u11en, burd 3u>
iau perbitet, unO e8 lebt gu bpffen, baB Der
oper bic perru9ten anltlfter entcedt uno beltraft
mercen. 3it3 Ht4~ ,t35 aa3a t31Ai4I
CT Qpui8. Gin ieutimentaler Gduber.
Sufle mertbppDer ala Supelen. -Scr elnt9er
Belt wuroe Elm idSneS, JUICES Wdohen, mel
d,eS an Der Nlice uno-Str. mcbnt, Nadts
pura Elm @erdul9 IN ibrem Sdlaf5immer err
>pedt. Sie lag cine 3eitlanB nit balb9ei4lrl>
.ienen Gusen fiji uno fab etneu Wann in Der
Idbe ibres 8ettes, Wttt einem Sdret ipran9
lie auf uuo lab beint Sdein 0e8 N1dtlldtes
ben Oeann pur9 oa8 Senlter ~iprin5en. Ser
Sdret bate einise Musenblide lpdter tbre"
8ater in 9rDBter NufresunS urO nit etnern
JltDptpeL III DCL JJuIlp VVtUStSSluVtl" OroN'O
er Die llrla9e bsS S9refenS ieiner llebet'S'
mirDisen Godteri erflbrea, itte9 er ourA oaS
6enlter anf ben 8alcon eesSauleS, fonnte aber
feline Spur BON Dem lhredllten Osanne ents
oeden, Der bic 0lube leiuer idSnen Sohter 9e1
ltSrt. Der alte iSerr mar Idon 9enel9t, gu
~alauben, oa6 pa8 Otdpden einea bDien Sraun
9ebabt, aber Bel Ieiuer 0tiftebr in ibr 94lal@
stn,mer benlerfte er, oa6 tbre Geilette erbro6en
mar uno ibre 9olOene ubr, Die Armba1oer, OF
amantltns unO lcnlti9e lebr %fcltbare Sdmuf=
laden aul benz MrbeiiStildden la9eu. AuF Die
Supelen mar ell i3sttsl frl9enoen Snbalts ses
|1e9t: '"- "I -'~-.- -4.1I.-l .'.'1' i-'l'
rSG0nte8, berrli9les Mtdoden Y {
SD lam bieber UNI sic gu berauben, aber
Sbre S9Gnbeit bat Mid fir oies Seal 5unt ebr'
liaen Otann 9enlaat. SD Iab 0tele Sdnnd
iader, ober pa ia CLAUDE, oaB ltc Die S9r''
gen 1inD, fam i9 lie nt9t nebmen. Sh babe
etpaS seltoblen, mas wertbpcller Fiir tntd1 mar
- Drei fotbcre Sa1le bon 9bren alppen. -
Seien sic nidt %er5irnt, ~olelslben tparen IN.
ldulpts uno ianit. res ..-te l'lI-"
1 t59-oI- Sin unbefannter 2tebbober."
,12l4@ sHal4.5- jta5t si#J Sing. b.8.
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beit aus. aualeih abef Derliderte er, oaB bic in
Gbarlottenbura ltationtrten Eruppen, oenen CT
ais Oe~ihtdrmuliter an9ebSrte, liA bieleS Gers
bred,eus an Der gcltSpartet niht lduloia ae.
madt bitten. SpWpbt er pas Ylafat niAt nit
leinem Nanten unter3elanet bate, murbe e8 bod
8eraul1iung 81 ietnem AblAieoe. Nud I'M
SABRE 1840 wurce e5 in BreuBeu Don Der See
E9ieruns nldt 9eouloet, bab elm Wtulifer, wel9er
CUR Armee 9eb0rte, eine freie WteinunB aus
lpraA uno aui Die Seite Der Democratic frat.
Oammerow wuroe eS ni6t idwer, Der G1re
81 entla9en, Der preuBil4en lrmee an5u9eboren.
&r lebte alS Yripatmulifer better, ais porber
ulo erbielt frele Sano, fHr Die Soltslade 81
wirfen, Der er mil boiler ueber5eu9ulB an9es
b0rte.
SIN Sabre 1919 besab er fia nad Glib
eut Idlano, unb wuroe in Sanau peranlaBt,
ais Sii5ier in paS BON 9 hdrtner errlN'
tete Gurner. Corps 81 treten. Sn bteler GiSeris
ldait ma9te er ben baoifden Telo5us init, unc
5elAnete li9 in alen @efedten, melde oas Surs
ners@orpS mitmaAte, Dur9 Wtutb uno Salt
b~litisteit aus.
8iele leiner bamalisen @encilen tperben ltd
leineS freunoltden, l~tebenspiirot9en Weler15 nod
nit Sreuoe e%rinnern.
ytaA benz 6sblialaseu Der baoilden GepOlts
ton be8ab er lid 9leid ben iibrisen Gbeilneb
mem berlelben nad Der SAmei5 ano lebte bort
bic gum Sabre 1851, no i'm neblt pielen An=
bern bic Au8weiiuu9 traf. @r muroe senStbigt.
purdy pas @ebiet Der fran5Slilden Gepublit 81
tpanDern llup li9 nad 9onrpa 81 be9eben.
Dort be9am fir ibu elm ueueS Sober. Gin
Sabr lang ludte er liA. ais Y%rioatmulife 81
erbalten, 10 gut es sin9; oa ibm pies jeood, aul
bic Dauer 81 ldmer fiel, nabm er pas Grbleter
an, al5 Wtuliter in Da5 II. 2ancler* Negiment
5u treten, no fem Galent ais &larinetilt ibm lebr
balO Sreunoe uno in ntAt LANCER :3eit Die SteQe
E0e8 Dtrisenten erwurb.
Sein SOD bat unter Ietnen beutlGen lpie uns
ter lelneti en8Iiiten 6reunoen tteeS 8eoaueru
erreSt. = SIN SABRE 1851 i9rteb er in 2onoOu
letne Grlebnlle ais SIfi6ier Oe8 Sanauer Eur.
nerzGcrps nteoert welde in Der 8earbeltuus Ell
mes lelner Sreunoe lpdter einnlcl unter Sinitt.
9eren Serbaltnillen in Deutldlanp benz Druid
IberSeben peroen lc1en. 2
OaulnlerOw bate audi nj Nuterlfa ptelt
6reunpe uup bier in Baltimore trauert cine
S9weter UNI ibn. @r mar Der Sruoer be,
Mapame MtB, Ger @emablin beS 0rn. Or
WtB. Wir be5eisen Der Tamilie WlB bierrnlt
3ualer ber5llAe5 Sellelo. ,aaa 45
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Sns 9Dnbcn 1T burb grtefe en9fiI6er Diff
aiere Der inoilGen Nrmee Die 9ta9riAt anSes
lanet, paB am 6. Wlat Elm beuti9er 6llidtltn9
N Sneien leiur Gnoe 8efnneen bat. .a41
AlbertaOa IN no @bef be8 WtuItfs
corps I'M II. &ancierz 81 eimente, itarb am Is.
Wial in &iSree Bel Bombay, no CT nit
ieinem 6e9iment in @atntlpn Lag. lin z ubr
Mor9en8 an cieIem Sage iibte ct nod ben
GrauermarlA tir ben lieutenant Genlple aus
Ieinem 9teginlente elm, melden Elm raider SOB
binweeaerafft bate, un0 eile Stunpe nQd,ber
mar er Ielbt cine 2eihe. Der Slpaaiaueultid nun
tbn a~etycffen baben, penn tnra na9bent er mad,
ieiner &alerne 3uriifgefebrt mar, ltiir3te er wabns
Iinnie aus lelnem 3lunIer nno ldmetteyte Aae
nieoei, BIZ, li6 ibnl IN ben We8 %lteflten, bis er
Obnmdhtt9. nieDerlant ulto balo oarauf Ieineu
.@eiff ansbdudte. So fanb lth, baB prei leiner
BluteefdBe aelprunseu waren unp lelnen 8ef
her6eiseia9rt battens
DommerOm 9ebSlte gu ben ipeni9en 6lii9t;
1insen, welde iiA in England cine quite Stel'
lung errun8en hatter.
us WfaRtDrsttrr letnes 91e9irlentS Ifano4el
in autem @ebalt nno bate bic Mu8libt auFptel.
fade 0erbeieruh9 Oelelben, ba er bel Oifi5ie'
rem unD sGplpater rbsllebt mar, uno e8 Md
fdper if, in Gnsldnb pen eiuer Iol9en SteL
luna aus nod teliere 81 erreif)eil. ssa.
8nnmerpp bate fiAs 5uerlt i'm Sabre 1915
n feiner 8aterltaOt Berlin benerfbar gersaAt
Nahbetp oauatB BrunD 8.auer ppn eunett
rCbaliltifden BSbelbanfen i'm @barlcttenburt
mi6banoelt pCrOen mar, iprad Damnercw ii
<.inem Blafate ieinen nnwilen uber biele Nob
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@aibiu ston 81. Suit. @iner Der
Nmerifaner, Die aus 0terico uertrteben muroen.
melt lie bic 3wan98feuer nidt bs5ablen MOLTEN,
bate beute elne unterreouns init Dem Praltsen-
ten, @r mirD ieine Beldwerpen gu Prototou
seben. s 2a-.5
SIS io0et nun ole gueiidten fir cine taloi9e
@rperbing @uba'S porbanben leih.g (?)A
Der WtarmesW siniffer gObeeD bat lta 10
melt erbplt, paB er iein Nrnt Wieber perieben
fam. a
@Ouoerneur 0enper 1T tente mad aanias
5urifSerelst.
sc psOOrt, 81. 9uli. Der Dampfer
u&an9aroO" fam init 2iperpoo[= Nadri6ten bis
gum Z. ,. an. Dielel6en linb bur6 bic 6eS
u9fcrtb Star" bereits iberbolt.
Ybtlabelpbta,2 81. Sult.-@ilenbabn-
un9lif.- Oils Der abwdrt8 femmenoe Bug auf
Der 2ebiBb Ualeb @ilen6ubn bic Bride lber
ben 2lttle 2epi9b Rper paiiirte, brad pieie gu.
F%ialnnlen unD z Wdnner JtamenS Soel 6lelpS
nno Wr1. Sonp8 famen nm. Die Don Allen.
totpn 8etrlnmete1 Nadridten, buB nod peitere
Perlcncn uw8efOmmeu ieien, 1T nidt mabr.
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&MM# NA
Doa5eil, mad Der SaupttruBe segen lluSarn,
beieitl9t iein tOerOen.
@ien, ~. Snni. Cir $. 8ulper 1T
bereitS nah &cnitantinopel absereif. @utem
Serne9men nad bat er in 8etref Ger monte
ne9rlntI@en Tra9e bic befrteoi9enolten @rtla>
run9en ab3eSeben. SO tplrp bebaupiet, oaB in
oieier Aa9elesenbeit @a3lanp in allen Yunften
nit SeitreiA libereinltimne. Gbeu 70 tr6tlt +
luuten Die NaAriAten riifltdtli9 Ser Stellung
PreuBenS, oa8, ME e8 fAeint, nunhebr bic
uplle Wldti8feit Ser qorientltiide 5rase amer
fanllt bal unO lopON in Der 6rase oer Donuu=
firtentbin1er, af8 aud in Der Mcntenegro'8
nit Seltreia nno England gu seben entidipI=
fen iein ipu- Die snten TOlSen elmer lclden
POlitit iper9en nidt lanse auf i'd tparten la1len
uno liA 5unddlt IN Der Observation-Disclosures
Sraoe 3et9en.R ------o
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3unt Nerfduf.

SkSSS%sSs 60 Nder eaab nit sutet DISQUALIFICATION, 16 Tletlen
&M;;;;S Son Der Staet naae ber 9anblfrabe Gnb In 6er eeiun"
E2.IE befen 0egenb, 110% MGer an Der Rprtbern GeutrdI-
&fA.1 @tienbabn, 30 &eten BON Der Stabt nit @ebaucen-.
~ Iaer an Der altea SreOertd SDap, gut %an8ebant; 1O7 Ader
!num in er etaDt etnsetauI6t; Nder an Ser aiten areberid
0oa6, q NIeiIs sn Dtount be Gales 19O Ader am %Q8Gfttng'
tcn.FanpmeBe, IL Wtellen Dpn Der Stabt; 2 6dufer IN Som"
ar6ar., ntbe Gambenftr. / tn g0ef QOntbarbnr Gin 8as>
ssttettr. 2 tn erinstpnft. 1 IN 81 0uttr. 1 in Vrattgrabe ;
l IN 9an0oertr. . tn Niulberlpfr. unb ntebr9re anbere tn
yeri9ie6entn @e8en6en Der Stabt. Gets gu p~ermietben tn
gDef &a!:inUreEr, adjournment, 8aa unb Ne&lberrpftr. nnb
Sreaowao. @runb 5u perfdateu tn 8cpabpas G3runbrente1
3u pertaufen. 0Iofe unp Wrrrts,
Api5-Sl p 10 .--4- a.l Np. 63 Bapettetrdee.
80 8aufbrtefe Mtetbs rs fe, Iefamen c unb antere
t6rtftlt6e Ddptere,i iOYte QD1tens q erthtss IS { f6Gfte toerben
befenS ksfprot. .-e.. ....-
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q Mel@artsr tn etn SOtels Sarfeeper, Z aufpa,r Ter auf elm
~ per Stdot gu Sertaufea no man Ypn bis 5 dbaier BEN
SS : Ss'o y, E lam 4 .armOrbs!ter, 1 Mann UNI 9tiO un6
SUtBtn gu trftben, 1 gdter. Z S1netOn, 4 S1ubmader. 2
@aaos9 UNI tStf1"tte 8u eriernen eberiO / beutlGes WiGouen
: "a aag oSalpeIn9tOn 81 ssbsn aOGn 81 tis Is Den wtcnat uno
= oeuti1e WtdeWen IN enc amerttdntIne Nomfip efn, MD
899tn, pie andre als 8iamerneb6en.
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ganSer, ulle ipenl man ben 2Gertb beS Eaues
.uuf u%n9efa9r 100 PIP. Sterlins bic Meile ida.
sen oarf, 10 erfennt man, buB ba8 Opfer bic
gum gesenirirti8el au9enblide ncb INNER
feiu 70 un9ebeureS if, al8 man eS beim erlten
Nnbl lid permntbet BADEN mSdte.
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Mrbeit WaG,peifun98 SMreau,

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Inter Muftdt Ter DeatfGen @eelAaf1@
Vie Dtejent9en, Stpefde beufde 9aEbperfer, NtDetter pber
DtesitbOten gu bsi@aitissn nuniGen, fopte al bentf6en @r-
bettia&sngea ipOaen I'D ~psfSnlia Oeer5 III franfrteu 8risfen
On 5en A8enten Der @elepi aft, @rn. 8. Is. 90 c III n =
9 . ! NO. 90 Stamssfr. entsn, peh@er unenteeibIi6
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gu p~erfaufen.

Der quite gDiGe, Der QDaarens9 Orratp uqb bic %lttenGlien Ell
nr 10 Dletnse,tttetsn bsutl6en Apptbets fnO roesen abls6ens
ties @teentbumers 3u Sertaufen. Die Beuer q erf0eranas.
@ptiee i'm 8etrdee pom $3.50 auf bic 1Daartn- gNrrat9e nub
Qnbenserdtbf6aftei, bic Bis gum 10. Wfir5 1859 guilt 1T, pirb
benz Raufer beS Sbisen pbne Weite. c Wereitun9 a~bertrasen.
Oas @el4ift srf eur f& elmer u en- 1tets sunepmsn6sn
8unbi3alt. Nlan tpenbe lD manel6 Oter f9rtfilhb an
u. y. & a M M n gDpe, 200 Yiboltttr. rbtr
9epe5. Sammen, "a ,9tGrp GUAM. pber
DWfD 116 Sub @9arleefr up tairs.
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.~sntpReblt fb BEN Danen Balttm Cre's sun gfetntaen urb IGr.
ben ppl1 Grape SbanlS, @IacebanOi&uren Saapern, Spiyen,
lppte au9 I'M @etnI9en unO 25teberbcrlteaen non ~ietbeneu uno
aud I'm 29aife1t un5 Slet8en son 5errets u. 3 meu. Strpb.
biten. 1zAue mr. anSertrantenN Sd6en werren auf has lprgs
pteberE Hetaefslt. ~ Sunit9. Ip
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Cine tn Der better. gage fer Stabt eelssene anb aufS elsaan.
tefe ein8ertdtete Gcn6t.oret unp Jce.Gream. Salpon ngbif
fammtIt9sm 3ubebSr IT bilt5 gu pertaurea. NdbgreS az er.
fra6en IN Or SiFce peS "2oeaer-" OS5
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yin Ctbsntlt3ts MGO&en Sn His Sasren fir Ie,&te
pausarbett FnSst iOt0rt elm auteS 1nterfCnimen. An srtrss
gen IN SO. So gtprtb @aSRr. ""SUS"'
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exceeding ten dollars head against our sixteen dol
lars. | know well enough that the North sends 10
the South q vast amount of the productions OF her
industry | take it for granted that she, at least
pays us in that way for the thirty or forty million
dollars worth of cotton and other articles we send
her. am willing 10 admit that she sends US consid
eraby more but to bring her up to our amount Of
surplus producton-to bring her upto 100000
year-the South must take from her $50 900 900
and this in addition to our share of the consumption
Of the $3.50 100000 worth introduced into the coun-
try from abroad, and paid for chiefly by our own ex-
ports. The thing is absurd-it is impossible
With an export of $3.50 600 under the present
tariff, the South organized separately would have
$40 coo 900 OF revenue With onefonrth the present
tariff she would have a revenue adequate to all her
wants, for the South would never go to war; she
would never need an army or navy, beyond few
garTsons on the frontiers and few revenue cutters
II il commerce that breeds war. 1t is manufactures
that require to be hawked about the world that give
rise to navies and commerce. But we have nothing
to do but 10 take off restrictions foreign merchan
disc and open our ports and the whole world will
come to to trade. They will be too glad to bring
and carry for u.s. and we never shall dream of a war
Why, the South has never yet had just cause Of
war. Every time she has drawn her sword it has
been on the point of honor and that point of honor
has been mainly loyalty to her sister colonies and sis
ter States, who have ever since plundered and caum
mated her.
But il there were no other reason why we should
never have war, would any sane nation make war on
cottonl Without firing gun, without drawing a
sword, should they make war on us we could bring
the whole world to feet The South is perfectly
to go on one two, three years. without
planting seed of cotton. believe that IL she was
to plant but half her cotton for three years to come
it would be an immense advantage to her. / am not
sure but that after three years of total abstinence
she would come out stronger than ever she was be-
FORE and better prepared to enter afresh upon her
great career Of enterprise. What would happen fno
cotton was furnished for three years? will not stop
to depict what every one can imagine England
would toppe headlong and carry the whole civilized
world with her. No, you dare not make war on cot
ton. No power on earth dares to make war upon it.
Cotton is king.
This article is growing so long that we are con-
strained to close our extracts from this admirable
speech, which ought to be read by every citizen OF
he South. We may advert to other portions of it
hereafter.
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