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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
DR.. W. H. WITm0R,

Of Lancaster city, (iaie Gt PhiiddsiphiG)
Where he has been in successful practice for number
of years. -rceiv"d his cluration at the b'St
College IN the Unitrl States. and hnd experience ana
I-actire in the different Hospitals ir several 4
member Of the kualvtIral Nrii'al l. s'ut" OF New
York and lajc sur con in the us Navy -'''f e'f's
i.as.lf to he Iutic 70 G!sHd cHy u gesss"I'- oft
rJ'UE rure.t m.riue always hand direct from the
hesI LaborafcIi"N in tn" country ana 'he a.
Garies Of the Worit No patent mrirue pfeSrrig' or
recommended. Medicines used only which VIII Ent
trak the constitution, but will rrnovae the y'
TEN from all injuries II has sustained trrm mineral
mrdiruc- Chronic and difficult diseases must h treat
Ell upon susytca principles, which l. to know and as
certain what disease L. nature and charater Ie-
guire know lr.e The chemical constituent OF every
SOLID and nuid Of the human boiyth' cEa1s"s those
SOLIDS and tuls capable Of undergoing. T. snow
what uediciurs employ cure di>ra-es r"r'iE's
knoWle.- cf the cttuca constituents OF I'll agent
empo' ci ia mef'cu--. aud il We are IN possession"
this knoUirUg, j. rn->b.r to cure any di-"aS+cn
matter how Ion. stan aud leave the patient 10
beal,iv abi Fr-faa,.y cured condition.
Melaa,iu e.. rH--sutiuu that state .: Alienation '1L
weakness of tne mind which 5cn3 - fsa'i. l"''i
OF -ri1viua the pleasure r. rr- '' ut"s ttiii'
nYsPEPs that dst--say di.ru.e h1I il' DESTROYER
OF health and happiness, InuH- in' '"-ttuiln,
ant ycrlv carrying thousaodS 10 Gnt.'iy raves can
IIrst crIHh:ti'aily he cur d
EHEi" r-r. ia any form or rcut ion chr7' or Sc
cUtr, warrsuts I'd curaL": fl.g'p or tllht -l'hncs'
all "lrnn.r and stubborn cases II Fe-A!" d'- radi-
rri!y removed. Sa4t Eurum. nui every deception "t
! rrratguS: He. aui >yrHfllous Diseases vts. have
J. fi 80 previous "i.ai skill. can /" cUrei ty ry
treatment, when ;ir constitution j. not exhausted
d1 say all diseases IS, H1IptoH tan he cured
CAECER CURED NiInuyr IhF KNIFE or DRAW
ING OF BLOOD.
viii rcrnain in my Office Wednesdays and Sa'n--
fsss. from ocloE 4. n, 80 l. NJ. 20 accomuo tate
a'ruJs t-rIu distance, Uui consult "a o." In;lSh
and ,,r.s4l lsIicuag--; s max, Nsit, to suv '-anc'
.s-yi ''"- -''''' ''''' '''- WI. WITNoa.up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
YUE Eall Session Of this Institution

L Will commence on MoNnAY, Sept 90, 1888
to be Immediately followed by the WINTER
SESSION: each to continue Ii weeks. includ
ing one weeks Vacation during The Holidays.
All the Branches Of a thorough Classical,
Mathematical. and English Academic Course
are taugh,-anf Youths are fitted. either for
Teaching, for College, or for business.
The !be Is text book
4 large class Of Young Ladies is secured.
TtITI0N-per session Of l3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing, Defner, Arithmetic,
Gro-. Irani. and L. : History - 90
ADNA>CLD kNGLIsIi-.rl not included ahove.l GO
LANGUAGES. 500
No additional charges; also, n, deductions
except for pro'racted sickness. Tuuon pava-
Die Immediately upon the close Of the session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Aug. 90, 1858 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
4 Juror as was a Juror.

The following aEecIJte Of Louisiana
Juryman Is reported as autuehtI.
The District Court in Que of the North.
ern parishes, was in session; twas the first
day OF the Court; time, after diuuer.
Lawyers and others had dlucd, and were
Out before tie hotel, and long, Iauk, ua-
sophisticated country man came walking up
ana uncereuoniousy made himself ore Of
'em and remarked
"Gentcmsa, wish you would 90 Oh
with Ibis Court, :or want to GO -O,ne I
left Betsoy Watching out.'
"Ah - said one IF the lawyers, "and
pray sir, aha: Getaius you at Cour; p
"Hhy, sir, SAID tie eouotryman, al
am fotched here as jury, and they say
ii 60 hone they viii have to ind me,
sui they mount 10 that,as | live good
piece"
"What jury are lou on 2 inquired an,
other lawyer.
"Whas jiry!'
"Yes, what jlry-is it the Glard or
Traverse jury p
"Graud or travis jury? Dal fetched
i. knows"
"We.l, SAID tie la8ycr, "liL The Judge
ctlrge you?'
"We!i, squire" sail be, athe little fcl-
- tlat SIS up in the pulpit and kinder
hunrs.., the crowd, gin us a talk, but
iJns h,lSS Whether Le ctd,ges anything
VI pU;.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
RAILROAD.

AT meeting Of lae Board of Direc.
,sA - tors of the Lewl>Durg. Centre &
Spruce Creek Railroad Company, a
Resolution was adopted, THAT in order 10
fe:gay expense of surrey, $3.50 he called IN
Cn each share Of stock subscribed on which
nothing has bren paid, and where notes for IL
per cent. have been given, one hat OF said
notes he now collected.
Ia pursuance thereof. hereby give noted
that payment IS required wilhln-a0 days, ane
those negiecung to pay Will be proceeded
against according 10 law.
&. F. MILLER. Treasurer.
Lewi>burg. Sept ., 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
American Life Insurance & TIGs, O.
CaniiaI Ni.naO.OG0.

fqimtrs' Il 4jl;Ral,;s 11SrH''i 1Nr
- -. -. -. - ---- .lLLEAIA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
Couldn't TiLd il Cut.

Mr. S!ocrm vas not educated 10 College,
md his llfe has been in cut cf the way
liIcc-. !iis mud Is characterized by lat
eralnesS rather than the comprehensive
grasp of subject Mr. SIocum can, how
ever, masrcr printed paragraph by dInt
of spelling hard words in a deliberate man
ner, and manages to gam few glmp,cs
of men aud things. Il is quite eli;yiug
to hear Mr.. Si1cum reading the village
paper, aloud, to his wife, alter haId
day. work. \ few evenings since, farmer
SlOcum was reading au account Of dread
ful accident winch had happened at the
fIctory iu the rczt town, aud which the
village editor had described in great many
words.
Il declare, wifi, that was "a awful ac-
cilent over to the mill, " said Mr.Sloca,n.
"What was it about? Mr. Siocum."
"rl! read the count, wife, AID thea
you'll know al! about il"
Mr.. S. began to read:
"HorriJEe anil Fdfh .icciieat-i, be-
comes our painful aud melaIcAoiy duty to
record the particulars Of an accid'nl that
occurred - tue lover mil at this village,
Ie>'rId4y stJ,ruooa, Jy which a human
heiIg IN the prime of life was hurried to
that immortal bourne from which, as the
Immortal Shakespeare says, 'no traveller
r.tUrns.
(''Da tel. - said Mrs. S
"Mr David Jonas. workman vino has
hut few sIpsrIr1s ths side OF tbe city,
was supennterdiug one Of the large
drums" IL wonder if it was a brass
drum, such IS has "Eplutu-; Uuum,
printed On Il, said Mrs. Siocuin,i when
he became cutaug,ed. HIS G.m was
drawn around tue drum, and finally his
whole body Tls drawn over the shaft at a
fearful rate. When his situation was dis
covered, Ls lad revoivJd with immense
velocity about fifteen minutes, his head
s1d liG.bs striking I large beam distinct
blow at egerg revolution" Poor crlttur
how i Nus; have hurt him ~ ~ ben
tue machinery L-i been stopped, j; w4s
found that Mr.. JJuuS Grms Gli legs
were m.cera'el iatJ j-.iy." I"WrI,
o.-4. / h-l hil asked MIS- >. "''l
a. Increasing Interest "P0lt,pns Of
Gumata, csrc4faGt abi crrebel!um. Ia CON
fused mt,ses, were scattered a''H' the
Lyog-in snor, tDe sa:cs vf e,erA,'y had
'-.-ne- u I'd '..'''
lAc'1 -'-r. H''c-n PtuS-' 10 "'.o MS
spectacle, ari 4Is "'.e sei%-4 lAe o.r5r'
tunity to pes iae lles .I1n,
-" % t-a nan L".'-
- aoa E"'E---t L-'eL c'ma - '"s'
fIae7 ye'-yo' ID Ano" WIN hush tie
l''ee- Al --r, o.sc1m e'uill" d;
"t vas e''ttlt va the ea'!-.e>s
run q, ..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

CASTILE Soap. Rosin Soap, and
" large stock Of Toilet and Fancy SoaFsa at
CALDWELLS Drug Store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
Price 25 cents rer Boy: I've Foxes for SLIGO.

Great Numbers o. CicrGymcn. Physicians, States
,nea. and eminent TeI>onages, have lent their
names 70 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthe>e
remedies. but our space here will not Fcrmit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
rlsE gratis our hNErICAN ALMANAC IN which they
gwen; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and tie treatment that should be iui-
lowed .lr Their cITe.
po hoy he Put OF by unrrnc:p'cd dealers vi,i
c'LCr preparations they H.anc more Irodt On.
Demand AYES. and take Others. The sick
want the bes; aid there 5 for ;acn, anu they should
have .t.
all our Remedies ar for sale ly
- >oii by & " >chaflle and + 5 Caldwell
LewISbnrg; u RouSh. Nv Berlin; u :
Cast, Ml.llnburg; and all Druggists T1y16i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

Another of those Inks which bind the
past and the present has been broken.
fLoRA CELsEY, perhaps the Oldest woman
in ,Ao State, died on Friday last. She
M4s a co.orei woman, born in the West
ladies, came to America when she Wa,
ouiy ! years old, and marx on her arm
Indicated that sue Was oas huadred and
.Ejeoa years Old when sac died. She was
pry,tc in tales of tue past, boasted Of
having seen Geo. Washington, vas kind
-la geuile, aud as she passed the evening
1 her he. AeT age Was the moral of hu.
Ian ne ezteadrd TO tia; of second child.
hood, Sho a.ri, j. not regretted by tie
great and opu.suf, CT leas. by those whpse
s-rroE .s rss.aI4. ! w..a hOnssi affection.
E-.t.i-s ?tss. Is. =;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Female RerGisln,

Miss MAGGIE HARTMAN, daughter of
Mr.. \. Hartman, residing at the mouth
OF Ciearti:li creek, two miles cast Of this
town, undertook, during the recent fresh
ct, to cross the West Branch, same dis
tance above her father residence, on
temporary raft, such as Is usually called Il
'dog raft, for the purpose of visiting Mr..
Joseph Jordln's, On the opposite side Of
the river, having a younger sister about
nine or ten years old with her. When
she had reached about the middle of the
stream, the frail craft upon which she
stood parted iu the centre, rrecipitating
its freight into the swollen current As
Miss Il. tell, she caught with one arm her
little sister, and with the other one Of the
floating timbers of her wrecked raft In
this pcrilous situation, she was swept a
considerable distance down the stream,
still clinging with equal tenacity, to her
only support and her helpless charge, de-
ternined 10 reIlnquish the latter only
with her life; until, at last, she found
her feet touched a rock, so far beneath
the surface, that she could get head aud
arms above water. Here she determined,
as her last hope, before sinking, overpow
cred with her cxcrtions liz the dark wa
tiers that surrounded her and her little
charge, to make a stand against the
strong current that was sweeping her on
to watery grave. Her cries brought a
young Mr.. jordan to her assistance, and
both were happily rescued, just as cxaus-
ted nature was about to give up the strug-
gle. We learn that Miss H. has fully re-
covered from the effects of her fatigue and
alarm. C2earte'd Republican,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

"PoPULAR SOVEREIGNTY" IN MAINE
The Republican Convention in Maine
adopted, in its platform, the following ex-
pressive and comprehensive resolution :
"Resolced, That we hold unequivocally
to the doctrine Of genuine popular SOW
reignty, and the rights of the people in
every State aud Territory to establish their
own institutions III their own way, subject
only to the constitutional powers of Con-
gress, and the restraints of just morality;
but we Geny the right of any community
to oppress the weaker, to enact laws
that do not operate with equal aud exact
justice upon every man who is subject to
them ; and We denounce the heresy that
one class of men have the right to enslave
another, as an audacious denial of the doc
trine in question, aud bold assault upon
the only just foundation of government,
and dangerous to the liberties Of the peo-
ple."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

b0-Once while, amid all the selfish
ness and heartlessness of this mean little
world, there is done a grand, God-like
deed Of humanity that makes one proud
ofhis species. A few days since schooner
loaded with black cmigrauts for Hayti,
was hauling out of the dock at New Or
leaus-the adieux were being whispered,
the handkerchiefs wayed-when poor
fellow siraining over the vessels side for
last farewell, lost his balance and fell
into the river. Instantly, like an arrow
from a bow, young Hewitt, fellow emf
grant, leaped after him, seized bin By the
hair, and dragged him to the levee in
safety The noble fellow was left penni-
less on shore-his friends being all on
board the impatient schooner.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

rsa- A newly married pair in Wor'hing-
ton, Mass, were serenaded with tin pans,
horns, and every other imaginable ins'ru-
ment of discord and confusion, for two
nights in succession. Their patience Civ
ing odt the second night, the husband
threatened the disturbers with prosecu-
ton, bu. they still not leaving, be fred a
charge Of shot among them. Seventeen
of the shot took effec. in the legs of the
screnadcrs, and without doing any perma.
nent injury has probably worried them
enough 10 teach them salutary lessen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

The Washington Star denies the report
that sixty or seventy cargoes of African
negroes have been landed in the United
States since the successful voyage of the
Waaderer. 1t adds, however, that the
parties in the South, interested in the re-
vival of the trade, are doing their best to
embarrass the action Of the Government
officers charged With the duty OF guarding
the coasts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

APOLOGY FOR A HoLIDAY-A recent
traveller, who made the tour of the United
States, mentions very singular custom,
which, be says prevails in Philadelphia.
We give bis own words:
"Every time an engine in Philadelphia
gets a new hub or fresh coat OF paint,
Eve hundred men feel it incum bent on
them to lose days work and get Up
parade -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

MIXING Up THE BABIEs.-The Weav-
erville (CalD Jarnal contains the fol-
lowing:
"SOmc time ago, there was dancing
party given up north J; most OF the la
dies present had little babies, whose moi
sy perversity required too much attention
to permit the mothers to enjoy the dance
A lumber of gallant young men volun-
teered to watch the young ones while the
parents INDUCED in breakdown No
sooner had the women left the babies in
charge of the mischievous devils, than
they stripped the infants, changed their
clothes, giving to one the apparel of an
other. The dance over, it was time to go
home, and the mothers hurriedy took
each baby, in the dress of her own, and
started, some to their homes, ten or ff
teen miles off, and were far on their way
before daylight. But the following day
there Wa, prodigious row in that settle
ment; mothers discovered that single
day had changed the sex of their babies !;
observation disclosed startling physolcgi-
cal phenomena, and then commenced
some of the tallest female pedestrianism !;
living miles apart, it required two days to
unmlx the babies, and as many months to
restore the women to their naturally sweet
dispositions. To this day it is unsafe for
any Of the baby mixers to venture within
the territory"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
lniaaCOlaty Stars LewiSburg Chronicle


TER RWS-Sl so n"r wear. 49, MD N Apv NNCE-Nnl
~ the rst" t1r 'u-rr shorter period Thu 20
as viii 1y for four utii-. IT. Tor Xix months. da.
fr ri. .it months dul. tor siNi,u months dol fort
wears for tour rpfc- Year so Tor ten copies one
va sc Sin.lr Nu.- cts l.l uI-ut~ hy mgi ,lsIij
received in gold po~a." >tnp-. or bank notes AZ their
vAlr- here. Mott kinds rrptur received AT the Office
rN- When the time pigrS tr WlIrh PAPER paid,
1cul.-s ". have n ruuuiu- account II l. SIofPEb.
ApvEETIs hands puriy published. at % 80 per
r!uar. week, - ct- 90 after Insertion. dol tr siN
months, dol per year. Half stuarr-l ct-, H. cts >
eyi, dol. Two slusrrS-lS1. 300. 500 Merchants r.
rot oue-fpGrth uf column 10 dol pr year bihrr
Gr. mag e agreed upon. square l. l. lines or
sntllrst typ.- To ot lrr. Aiv'rtistn'H uai
d-mpraiikin. tendency, aud lar.' cuts not admitted
Comnunicat atoms desired on tuir~ 81 general interest
sn1 accom- psi'rl hy the writers rg. name and address
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH i> i'oat'i IA the plirr
,fthr d h,,,,c by whi,h fen insert important
News ia advance Of lt- fEiIaG- Mails
Cnuu.cr thu. pfirr ample materials for most
kinds of JOB PRINTING, which viii bee executed with
rettn-ss AMI despatch and GA reasonable terms.
a-CasIai Advertisements tu bc paid for hen handed
IN and Jub NurN when delivered
ALI Euls uyl 0> PRESENTATIONS.
o70FFICEon NIr,rt >uAre- north site, second STOREY
W0Tdcn cornelius.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

rsn- Washington letter writers assert
that nearly 81 900 were paid for the fu-
neral expenses of the late Postmaster Gen
eral Brown, upon the order of Secretary,
and without the color of law. The matter
will be investigated. Gov. Brown was
rich, and this imposition on the Treasury
is a matter of much modification to his
real friends A poor clerk died recently
and was buried through subscription
among his associates That's the differ
euce between men which Obtain here,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

Col. II. p. ScuoLrE, an influential and
intelligent Hollander, Of Marion county,
Ohio, who Las heretofore acted with the
Democratic party, and who was elected a
delegate to the Democratic State Conveu-
ton at Des Moines, Iowa, somewhat as
tOnished the Democracy assembled at the
Capitol, by his remuneration oe all sym
pa;by or connection with them, and BY
boldly walking into the Republican State
Convention, and acting as a delga,e there.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

An important decision, affecting the
rights Of the colored people in Ohio, was
delivered last week in the Court of Com
mon Pleas at Cleveland, by Judge Foote
The case in point was that of colored
tailor, named Freeman Ii. Morris, whose
vote was refused at o recent election.
Judge Foote rendered decision in favor
of the plaintiff, declaring the "Black
Law" Of the State unconstitutional, oil
the ground tnat under the old Constitution
of the State, all persons having more than
half white blood were declared to be le-
gally white. The new Constitution mere
ly mentions "whte persons" without par
ticular definition. The plaintiff, Morris,
has bu, one fourth negro blood in his veins
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

IMPROVED FRlCTIoN MATCHES The
common friction matches are not water
proof, and are often so affected by even
the moisture in the atmosphere that no
light can be obtained from them. 1t is
not the sulphur which is thus sensitive 10
humidity, but the phosphoric compost
ton. BY a recent invention they are
made water proof without increasing the
cost. Instead of dipping them first in
sulphur and then in the phosphOric COM
position, they are dipped in the compost
ton first and then in the sulphur, by
which method the phosphorus has water
proof covering, which breaks off at the
frs, attrilion, leaving the phosphorus bare
to be iGnited.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

DIVISION OF TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
IN OREGoN.-An Oregon correspondent
of the Missouri Democrat, says:
How soon the Republicans may triumph
can not be told but between the two d.
visions of the Democracy there is gulf
wide and deep and bridgeless. The Free
State portion Of the party have no infu-
ence in the appointments. Deadly, really
the strongest pro-slavery man in the State,
has been appointed District Judge. Thay-
cr, who tried all his little ability permit
ed, to make Oregon Slave State, has re-
ceived the District Attorneyship, and soon
every vestige of Free Stateism will be
swept out of the Land Office; and the Su-
perintendent of Indian Affairs is to be re-
moved himself. Judge Williams wishes
to 20 to the Senate, but Lane aud his myr-
midons say, "No, he iorotc that blasted
-lJolition letter in .tdror Of making Oregon
a free State" Let tue fght go on.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

HoRs DU CoMBAT.-This expression
is now and will be in constant use while
the war lasts. We therefore propose to
book our readers on its moaning 1t in
cludes all who, being either killed, woun-
ded or missing, are yet put out of the bat
tle-used up, put under, done for, knock
ed down, dsarned, or otherwise incapac'-
;ated for further fighting II you don't
Ike 80 aetai,icn. E.ve Us q letter ere
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

Nahant was purchased $50 years ago
W Lynn farmer, for suit of clothes,
'od Instead of being fashionable water
.us Place, 1t abounded i, wolves and deer.
-'0"' the wolves there appear to be in
s'eeps clothing and the deer in crinoline
ala 12.tly sjlss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Chr Star ano Cbroaiflr.
MONDAY. JIay %. 1859.

res4r Tie ttc, .toiio'rtay items ct' Ners
,rcrc inserted IN PART ONLY of Our LAST
WEEK e}dioD, aad are re-pDbliAed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Somewhat Round About.

\ certain editor speaking Of the resolu-
tons passed upon the subject Of Slavery
by certain Church existing on y in the
free States, saws: There is but one way
that they can reach the evil-that is, By
the way of the mercy seat and though
that way seems somewhatrOund.aJoW when
you aim at the dominion of slavery, yet
the Lord OF the whole earth will keep it
open,' &c.
Is it true, that an anti-slavery Church
in the free States can reach the evil of
slavery only in one way, and that by way
Of the mercy seat? May they not do
something by their valiant words" Ut
tered by their presses and in their pupits,
to create in the free States such thoro' =,
universal and intense anti slavery senti-
mcnt as shall give an eflectual blow TO the
dominion CT slavery? Not a blow by
force and by arms, but by knocking from
the peculiar institution every Northern
prop. GA these it has been, and still is,
10 considerable degree, leaning, Knock
them away, and it will soon fall Of its own
weight, Pro-slavery men, parties, and
churches, in the free States, are fearfully
responsible. They have strengthened the
hands and applied relieving -plasters to The
consciences of Southern oppressOrS. They
and the devil are co-par,uess in msera-
be work. They all need to be converted
from the error Of their ways-Northern
pro-slavery men, parties and churches, and
Southern oppressors-aud the devil too,
if possible.
Again Is it true that by way of the
mercy seat is roundabout" way TO
reach the evil-slavery 1t may indeed
seem SO, but in fact it is not. |, is, of all
others, the most direct and the most effec-
tual. 1t has availed more than once in
the history of our world. 1t will avail
again, aud the oppressed millions of these
United States shall 90 free. Heaven has.
ten the day .-PUsJVry Christian Adoo-