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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
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den 5nhhmOtm'nsn, nnerbab 'lntn Str1 Sen yer SaD
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nun trrhOtin wcrStn. Nltttw Hdutrn mC gttolse ccn
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utn StrGui. as EG0fSr 1T pcrrslN, nnS man wsF nb'
yen Gitbtr.
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Gt0rGnSS rr nat tintn DnanDdtn Serrat1 ES Aual"I w
dmntreSmtfhkr SGn5ir.
Gaut,l; unS emottrat torr Nuf Ger SttT titcmmtn
Sen lest srcRn ur ldt,inbnrSrSsn mSen ou Ncm eonE
trrihWt. gni QSrcn tam cine rdm HIchnOm ir Gin Nun
iciGt SSr arcfn srronErna Scr 6I Nuta, Stu nnjn
aer tnt, I'M GndnN 9n Y0G y DSiSnnIin irsh man rSh
nan fam. rncr uNS Sautnr mo dui cdnC, I'M SGut
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FrlnStn unS M0ncfsn Ct n IN tln'r erchn'n v1ncIlt
III III cntm athmren 4laF unS h ntbt IN "ttAbr cen
arcfn 3t,l ntr InN unS nt tGtns scum q gtritrEn
rrb ins rEbtn Ttirn sic r Grobtr gitltr Mtutn fsr
otnrlftu rnN otunrSn lN Ger MtrNt btrr, IN ir't.n
rnn &tGcntn wtt pcn rtr rtimab unS SrunEt %p'nEtn
bIin(t bier elm milEte kmd unc Gin c''nrr S'inIr
Ss o,n Sr, Grains rotlmafin ua phaelp, unS on;r
Slhtn sic Eds gonS GsrebSrn 0p E~ NESo"Dh sen9n' 'r
rcNs Alttt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

Die lintcribtistsuen
MAIDEN erm 9'bulitum atb:
tun9spclI bic 2tnjsi9e, Dap
ft orn 9rSBtsn uno fh6u;
tsp Strtt pru !osrb i:
uuo Winters8 leio:
un 9, fttr SDaannsr uno
Suabtn batsn, beltfbtuo
Gus ieoer ART nsusr 2Daa:
rcn, aus9cpdbtt nit Der
srS6tsn Scr9fatt uuo ouf;
eemaflt nab Dem ncucitcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

etl 'uuo G3eTbmad Der Nlcoe, uuo aarantirt fb
i'll errpeiltn als Cas fir mas fs psrtauft pcrocn.
sn bem duS9cecbnttn Iiicrtrmsrt tSnntn 9tfun:
Den prrosn: Srins fbmar;c uuo btous 81 c u nj o:
biGe DreBsuno grad RS de, ptrftrtI9t
nab Der neuelfGn Nlcte, aus frouiSfibCu uno Cn9s
liftbcn Sdhern, 9ieumcot9e @ehdtts 8SdC, ron
ibnarisn, blouCu, erunen uno tllvEn Suhern, uno
eiufachcu uuo f9urlrtsm GOlFmsrG SGtnEne, Sing;
bam uno baumutItne 9iGdc pcn icocr Art. Dcp:
pSlts unp sin6rttae 98clten in Cuccitr Strfbtcctn
belt, pen rinfatbSn uno f0ntp Seiosn, Sattn, tOIIt
mercrcs, Staliguifhen SUberu, 9albmtrctien unN
IgRorGviGcu. Srine f1!uar;e Dceftin uuo fantN 90:
fen, eiuiabs, bcufarbt9t GGlfmEre pcftn, Strb:Rc'
ben.
@6cnfaus, Gin votes n6crtGmrnt pcn Wttgen une
fiaurirtcn osmocn 6cE6ttra9Cn, lpemotbuisn, pil'
tltbcrn, Grapats Stbnupftihcrn, ocltntr60Crn,
y6anoIbuben, SrHmpfuaarCn une Rt9enihirmen.
Srtbcn srbottn, elm srcGss afcrsmrnt pcn fcbIpar;
sen uno fan;p SUtbcrn, ScmmCr' 9ardiCu9cn, ibmar'
zen OcCtin unb fantN GoihmCrCs, fran;Shlher Gem
pauo uno cine orcGe &sribitocsbcit ron ncuen unc
mcpoen gSnarGn fir ,0ritn unb 98tlten, nedhe ou'
8cittuun9 auNcmotbt wCrocu auf Die blNt9ittn 8t;
ein9un9cn.
NUs 2trtiftt wcrocn pCrfcrti9t untCr ecr Guffhi
Der lluter;eifnsttu, uuo man fam Itb earauf rtr:
a'Icn, baB ilt aIle rttbt ilno.
Die llntGrritbnctsu bciIcn, ourb 9croue NufmCrt:
iamstit out ibr 6elbif uno ibr Scitrtben. thrt
0uuocu gu tcfricSi9cu, cine ScrtoOuCr esr SEnflt;
tbcn 8unelbGit iu Crbolttn.
G6arIce Rcf.
Jokpb ). Hcm5aro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Oct. 13.
Sr. ySSnltOm's
9t crifnntf@e 9tllc n.
sSreubc fir Sic 2ciSenbcn
7m1 llmcrifa Sicarcicb

Gint tleine Sbothtcl pcn piGEn turirt 90 ouf
100 SGucn. 6Gn 8allam, tEin NRrrturN. tCn bS:
rr GJlrub eEs Ntbcms, teuc S5tfabr Der @utrcduno.
3pct teins pillen cine Dchs ; cbre @efhmod UNI
70 esfohrcs ais 28alIcr. Belle 1nptfun9 rptrh &C:
os6sS, Ic oaB Der p0ttent h fltt 10 htbEr surirrn
tcuR, els burb Den &atb ocs 9ihidtttSn @unca's:
tts, uro ptl tc6cr ols eurtb ben Hotb cT, Die nur
peni9 @rfaDrun9 in biCiir &rantbctt bobcn.
98irp nab ir3Sno eiuGm Sbet ees SOueCs 9cTtbidt,
penu 81 an Or. D. s.. 8altcn, &c. l54, 9icrp I.
StraGe, uuttrbotb oCr 8atc, 4bltaoClpbjn, 9tOnct
miro. - Seine fuo dtbt pcnn etS Shutbtcln nidt
bic asE5re6sue llnttrfbrift .. Gi. 2Saltcn, G9tr.
tbiimSr, an9Sbratbt babcn.
Or. SBattSu'S &crfabren 9t9en St6f: gHi6Nrouh,
5hpodbbcis, ., 1T 9GnjIitb prrbjerEn rcn trn &C.
mSbnlitbcn @cbanotun9eu. st bat bunetrtc rcr
SGusn 9c5stIt, rpcLcbc burtb onotrc cbns Iuscn BE-
banbctt sEresn wGrcn. Die @aanttun9 turirt ir
9spiB ais bic ScnnG aubcbt. Stbtitlc rtucn Stamr
Elm uno aeorclfre Or. 23oltcn, rpis ctcnFto9t-
trsitt: inc pclIs Gcibbtr bsincs GALES niCl r. uni
ou pirs Zen Sag fc9nen, on Gem ou pcn &uiub 9c:
matbt tat gu srDaItrn Was 9cwiF ift-cins rapi:
tale Cur.
ScHruar 8. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
sSrciltor0tD'S 225crfe,
in so gBu6rnliefrunsen w 5 Gents pber in 6
SGnpen 3u Sl.25,
nit eiucm
0rpinrt>2(ntbeit fir bn6 Yu6Iifum
son
$4,000, $4,000, p6cr $4,000,

SoUUUI SAUIUOOI ppSk PAoFOOOi
unp 5war
$4,000, $1,000 ctrr $4,000 fir eincn NGunnentrn
$500 pptr $1,000 Iiir sin,n Ngrntrn !; lmo
$25O0, $4,000 cbrr $4,000 sur @rinrun9 cInea
peutI6m SpIpitalS In glsp.grrs.
02ctb uic lit, ptorr bier ncb in europa, Elm ttS:
rariftbcs llntsruebmcn Dem pubtltum untsr 70 on:
ntbmtartn Ssotn9un9en Srbcttn mrrSSn. wis bier
bic gSerts tts 9rGgtrn iskt ktSnren ptu,IcbSn Db'
ters. gRer SrSitiQratbs 2Rsrtt bCfCnt, lthoft nCb
osin um bic 9ertn9e 1us9atE rcn Is Gents ptr SHc:
DE eosr 81 D Gle pei IlcnOts Ctu 9Gotr9cncs lBtrt
an, rprltbrs fit ibn uuo fiuc Hamitit ttCitGnbEn
Bcrtb bat fSnbcrnGr batrcb stcitbsiti9 ric Gbantc
Gin rambaftts baorcS Capital 81 errGrbcn, uno trd9i
tnelicb nrh ;ur Gjrdnoun9 riuc6 trutitbcn Suftu,s
tct, vsbts uicht oIIcin fir Die in 9Np: prrt sbtn:
bsn drmtrtn Dcutfbcn, Itnesrn Guth fit rit Sou'
Itncs oeutIbrr @tnwonccrCr; wtthC bier tanecn, ron
pEn f9IusreidbftCn 8ct9tn fin miro.
S)llt Den fcafnaunttn Qramicu: Srtbcllun9cn bot
oaS in Reot fttbsups lluterntbmcn Ntbts 0cmCtu.-
Gs banoclt ftb bier nitht UNI Die @ertbtitun9 rrn
GSctokorrn, eitbr9ropbisn IL I. no, icnbtru nm sin
bsbrutsncss taarts Gapitol, wettbts. in cine ponc
tcmmcnN, ben @GtbNlanb tinCr 5amihe tsArdnotn
fam; ss bouost fth audi uitht UNI cine in 9rOuC
Ecrne binGutatridtt unttfnmts 3Ct fcnorrn eot
Sau;s mu6 bis sum |. Nu9uf 1859 tntfhtrtsn
irin, unb snpNd il Niles in bic oiuce tSr Hrrnntn:
ten fitST 9cs9t uuo ocr Sfcuribcn Grutrrus anbEm'
9c9cbcn.
I'm IL. NC2ai 1853 Bat Sis 5erou$aots in 0Fcthtn:
licfcruu9cu tCacuntn, unb om Is. 9ul 1T btr trltt
Rano oer Nus9ote in Ydncen trfhicncn. Scct
@otbGncfruu9 fcRtt - Gents. iertr Bonb $l.25
StbSn 0Sbuuoens Grcuplorc tclten % Gents mcbr
per Sanr. 1as btrrits 9rfbicneuc piro fcrrt unr
bic Scrkeuna immcr tei Grfbcintn 9dirfcrt. Dix
8elttlIn9 gift fur bos 9unjt G8crf.
Qusfabrliths NnNi9sn fnS 6ti alien I9tutCn 81
BADEN. Sclioe Skinner. pahe in SttCn, no ned
tEjn N0rnt IN. rt U9sutur GtCrnebmCn pcEn, bite
i'd, ijb an mid Su lutnesu.
Sriebrit6 0rrbdrb.
(gca:9Cr 4O01.)
Quout IS. 1863. ral5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
S6ulz z0ll6er.

Die Iufmtrthmttit rcn SdutrirtttcreR, ccbtCrn
Gltsrn uno allen Srruncrn oEr GritGhun9 nib au
Ole Sbatutbe 9slSntt, paB Die ltnlGritbnctsn tmncr
nctb ibre Srtss cea
Santer'5 9icotsr5 mb Scltpn's Gut
line 0t0p6
puEli,jrsu. SisIs esiStGS6tr meroSn tt IN tstnohc
allen Sbulrjtrtttu ron ectba JNuntN 9cbroatbt une
ermsrbsn Rd,, pt Is eiu9'ftbrt rirctn, Dis wSrmtG
?(u,,fsnnuro Der 0lbr,r. Qs III unnStbj9 Die &cr:
tbsi(s elmer @lthbtit ccu 8ttbirc ausrtuontCriuks
sen, incsm ritt ausu 2sbrsrn riulEutbNRs llt-15ir
putlI;irsn s0CniaiI5
Niantirtb'3 unt Mc9Ioltp'3 Germs ppn
Shul GrrgraPDirS,
wdhs pcn 9Sbrsrn bod 9rtbastunN uutrr Ntu Sbu.
Tern sbr popular huo. - Sbi9s @tther tSuuln I'M
8u6itCbr rrs ,Yatricts" in NNtutoun tE;r9Sn rEr'
Den,
Cover uue Barnes,
81. GCrp 3h SIrOPt, pbt0otlphto
>N1cp 3, 1858. na}M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

Scgt 1T Cure 3ctt!
Sin DcrrltCDer Ginf1ttf !
Die untsr,t6netsu baNsn fcrbtn tutn bsrrlibtu
uno pr0tbtpcln @tntauf ven
@Qen NrtCn Slt6Cr,
p0picr, StbrCiGmatCriOliGn, 9trfumtrEtCn uno Ger:
lhicoCubCittn ouserpadt, in ibrcm wcblftCn SuCb
ltcbr gpiibtn Dem MorttpicrCd uno tpa9cnbud's
C3atbaus-Iincu Giufouf mic ne iurcr-oEn mir
aub piSoCr al oen altrtiOi9ittn YrClBEn atlGgEn
wtrocn. Daruutcr NnN III fneEn:
Gin algrmcinc8 Scrtimrnt Der g6erfr
prr Amrrihauif6rH
Sr0pt0E OcScuScDa[te
seg-gecl6t mir pciitisr an ccn Yrriirn trr @'e'
lcaI6aft perfauicu. &rmmt unb irbet !-&SSa
Scnntaasi6ultd6rr bcutI6e urb rnsIil6c, BON
alien 2trtrn, Die mir all 99tlasslp4ta YreIlrn
litfern lGnnen.
Sibeln unb Ge1omcntr reutIdc une Cn8liidr-
Scn alien @GEBCn unb @nbGnben, nit uno Of:
ne Silbcr, mic man lc iritnIdt.
@etcts unb @eInnatd6r pcn olIen grten-prr'
bi0ttuGrr uno anpere Grbauun8S
y ant Il her - CrpSerS pon auen OfpBCn,
3n9sbIGer, YaB', Ncmcranbum uno JtrlctGn'
bidder, cine miibertrsIIli4c Auswabl.
Ycdcttd&rr, gOrt WCnnai6 unO rsrSitidtn, biz
G9 gar nidt tieten laGen.
Gin 9ru pes aiIprtement S6reitpafIer, padpapicr,
ETC., SanrY unt ScpGtnIi6Cs SriripnPicr, pom
jebr Senennung uno GuattIt.
Srtf,llmI6tise CSnscIrpcc) SUn alien Scrtrn.
GnaliId6e unb Drut18c S6ultt6er BON alien gtr'
ten, Irl6c bic in Der llmSc9eno all8emetn 9e'
trau6t wucrn - woblfeiler bier 3u baten ale
irssnpwc icnR au6rHalb YbjIaHtlp3ta. eHen'
fails
Golr,, StaGts unb @Gnisfcbrrn,
S6war;e, rrtGe mb tInue Sdre6tintp, 70 irie ju'
eteiA bcuIi4e S4rcitiluio.
Iintrn9lGIrr, GtntrnputSrr unb Sdreitianb.
DrutIAe mO gn8tiI8r Calender fir 1859, iint
brim GinjcIncn unp G,rcBsn iu taufrn.
GanHtartcn, QItums uup Silbcr Spn alien Nrten
unO YreiBrn.
IVerfumeretcn-at5 Gutcgnc gBaITrr, 6aar'
II, 70 mic aud Don Der beiten IincY Scife.
3atnturitm, 3abnpulccr, uno Huncrrtrrlst anprre
Artitcl, bic mir nt6t tirr trnamen fInnrn.
b9-Stc0rtaltrr unO anbcre gsr1onen tpel6r
ir9ao rtwa5 aus unIerrm 6ahe brauden, tRun
ppbl penn lIc tci un5 0rufen, penn mir perfau'
fen mIrre Nrtiid alIe 70 pUblRil, menn niht
wOtlieilcr ais man iie ir8cno irnRwo in Der Sc
scnp befrmmt.
Rcd, 6utb une Sctfrid,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
GrQft~ Sub ltfattDnen.

Gin SClG7antiscs aIurtiment aller 8d6r be,
QmeriFani6sn Srafts@ricai6aft, icctrn rrtnItr
unb ppiitise an 9biIabrlpba Yrrilrn ~ Yrrtaufcr
Eel 8Cd. outs II. SrIfri6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Sas terGbmts
&G c { S e T. sG III 3 y + { II ut.
GeG nn6 9teWDdrb,

9fe. 35 81 6amiltcn StraBe, garntaun,
81 Der mcbtfeite uno faf6icnobepts alriprr:Stobr.
Gin Sriidber Gcrrotb uuo 9roFe auspabt ron
psrblt:une @inrrs8tsioun9 uuo 9dtsrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
S0lcnttnc5 ! Salentt1e8

Cine iGtr f66ns @uswatt SaIrntirrs III 1rstr
rrtaIten rcrpen, unb it icbr tilli8 gu esrtaufen
tctm Wrpbrn mp Glriun, tr
NrG, Gjutb unb Srlfrih.
JCbrunr 2. -2m
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-08-04
FREE-SOILISM IN VIRGINIA.

AT the late election in Virginia, John
Letcher, the Democratic candidate, received
his heaviest vote in the northwestern part of
the State. And yet, this section is decidedly
Free-Soil in Its sentiments The views enter
tanned by the people are pretty clearly embed
led In the following remarks by the Moundrille
Sentinel, published in the region:
+" We believe that many Western Virginians,
OF both parties, are getting tired of contempla-
ting the fact that their portion of the country
has neither the advantages of Slavery nor the
advantages of Freedom, which, together with
the impositions upon Western by Eastern Vir-
ginia, and natural desire for change-which
desire was not more than half grati6ed by the
late concessions of Eastern Virginia in remod-
elling the ratio of representation, and allowing
a more reasonable share of taxation--all COM
bined have naturally caused the Republican
sentiment to force itself into the minds of the
disatfected of all parties, and take root there,
from the fact that they look upon it as the only
refuge in the present condition of political at
fairs in Virginia. The idea now is, however,
to go with whichever present party their differ
ent predictions dictate, until better oppor-
tunity than has yet occurred presents itself, and
until they feel pretty acel cOncinced that the bal
dnce Of potCer is in their Os0n hands, ,ohen they
aciH come forth IN their true Geographically not
as rabid Republicans but taking a conservative
position. We honestly belieCe, from observation
IN oGriOus rays and by diUerSe modes, that the
Democratic policy Of This region is more con-
genial TO tie minds Of the conservative Anti
Siaoery men than tie policy and professions Of
the Opposition pdTtY.'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-08-04

the business of the whole country within the
control of few leading capitalists at the great
centres of trade.
The tenth plank asserts the entire equality
of native and naturalized citizens. 14'
And this has been directly denied by the
present Administration.
A number of succeeding resolutions all go
70 assert the equality of rights of persons and
property, which the Administration is now stri-
wing to deny.
II this Administration is entitled to dictate
the Interpretation, then the Cincinnati platform
must be regarded by every fair-minded man as
the most extraordinary concentration of Blue
Light Federalism, Known othingism, Black
Republicanism, shutting evasion and vacilla-
ton, which ever marked the record of politi-
cal party.
No. We will have the Cincinnati platform
as 1t is, uncontaminated by the interested die
tation of any selfish interest, and, least of all,
by the dictation of such an Administration as
that which now presides at Washington, and
whose entire course for the last eighteen months
has been the occasion of series of unprece-
denied disasters to the Democratic party an
Administration which has deserted every po-
itical friend which it once possessed, and
which has incurred the just contempt of its
enemies within and without the Democratic
party; an Administration which has made
literal obedience to its own ORDERS from which
it timidly retreated, the occasion for the con-
domination of public functionary; an Admin
istration whose vindictive prescription of Anti
Lecompton Democrats has Disguised even the
leaders of the Lecompton Democracy /; an Ad-
ministratiOn calling itself Democratic, 1chich
StcallolcS the old Feder0liSt measures of an
teraaL improvements By the General GOUern-
meHt, a Federal bankrupt act, protective tar
1T, seeks military Dictatorship, adopts the
Black Republican heresies Of Mr.. Eli Thayer,
and threatens by policy Of submission to for
eign aggression, 10 drice every nGturGtized citi-
zen from The Democratic ranks. Surely, sub
mission to the dictation of such an efete Ad-
ministration as this, is the last Of all means by
which the present ills or the future difficulties
of the Democratic party can be cured or pre-
vented. ~
No. Let the Administration hold its own
position, side by side with Mr.. Eli Thayer ct id
OnHe genus. The Democratic party will re-
main true to the Cincinnati platform and
wherever Mr. Thayer or the Administration
shall attempt to throw doubt, or ambiguity, or
duplicity, into its Interpretation, the Democracy
assembled in Convention at Charleston will
distinctly declare the only true and just inter
probation which of right attaches to its terms.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-08-04
A 8 T II II A.
A 8 T H n A.
lLensr fOm a Clergyman


take great pleasure in stating the wonderful effects q
"WHTcoMB's REMEDY FOR THE ASTHMA" on my vii
She has suffered for years noe than my pen &c
scribe with the spasmodc form OF that terrib disease
consulted numerous ply scIRns Of the highest bTity
TO lit,e or no purpose. AS often ten twelve
onirins two or three watchers sometimes for several
DAYS and nights succession. Al times, for hour II
would seem if every breath be the last we were
obliged TO open doors and windows in mid-winler ami
resort to every eXpedient that affection could devise 10
keep her alive. Al one time she was so far gone that
her physcian could not count her pulse Al Length
heard OF Whitcomb's Remedy Pit acted like charm
il enabled her 10 sleep quietly in few minutes and
neatly broke up the disease. keep constantly on
hand-and though il has cured her il has dane
ders in the way of relief. am Methodist clergyman
stationed here. shall be happy answer any ingui
ries respecting her case, and you liberty make
any use Of the foregoing facts that will benefit the ac
ed. Yours, truly, KlMBALL HADLEI.
Mr. BURNETT
Jonas Mhtcomb's Remedy prepared only by 10
SEPH BURNETT 4 CO, Cen,ral Street Boston For
sale in
New Ysrk, by Hegeman Co
[" Scbiefelin Bros Il Co
q '' Barnes 4 PARK
Philadelphia, by Hsssnrd & Go.
g Frederick Brown.
Baltimore, by VIM II Brown Brother
Up Polk.
Washington, by Nairn & Palmer
R Rsh%snas ~ By Sa FicS. w WINSTON. Co
Chicago, by J. n. Need Co.
Cincinnati, by J. ID Park,
~. Louis by Henry Peues Co.
Louisville, Kyy by suieliae Hughes.
New Orleans by Syme Provan.
Augu Ia, Gs., by Plumb Lsiiner.
Savannah, by A A Solomans Co.
And by all Druggists throughout the United Stats
Canada.
One dollar per bouis,
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FREE LABOR IN THE SOUTH.
The Norfolk lVa.l Herald SAYS:

The Norfolk (Va.) Herald says
g" The true policy of the South is not the in
PRODUCTION of more slaves, but in directing the
labor of those we have to the purposes for which
they were originally imported, the cultivation
of our fields and the clearing up of our forests
The climate of most of our Southern States is
unfavorable to white labor, and in the cultiva-
ton of rice, cotton, sugar, and even tobacco,
which form the leading staples of American
commerce, it is indispensable that the labor of
the African race, with constitutions peculiarly
adapted to tropical latitudes, should be EN-
ployed. Nevertheless, this kind of labor, which
true political economy suggests should be ex-
clusively employed in this sphere has to great
degree been drawn off to other pursuits and oc
equations which more properly belong to the
white race. For example, the employment of
slave labor in manufactures, in mechanical oc
equations, and even in household service, might
be dispensed with, and, in lieu of it, white Ia
Dor be called into requisition. In the State of
Virginia alone, at rough guess, fifty thousand
African operatives from the cities and towns
might be converted into field laborers adding
immensely to the agricultural wealth of the
State, and giving employment to q useful class
of citizens. And what is true in this respect
as to Virginia is equally so of other Southern
States. We have been led to these remarks by
a statement in the Richmond Nelos, that some
of the numerous manufactures in that city have
adopted the plan of employing white laborers
entirely. We are also informed that in Peters.
burg white laborers are employed to great
advantage in the tobacco factories, and much
of it by white girls. Surely, says the NeaCs,
land We agree with it, chewers of the weed ;
would much prefer that put up by the hands of
white girls, to that manufactured by the ungain-
Unlocking and ever-sweating negro"
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AYERS AGUE CURE,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF

Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache ~ r.
lious Headache and Bilious Fevers, indeed for I'M
whole class Of Diseases originating in Biary Dera
ment, caused by the Malaria Of AIIasmaIr CouDir.a
MO one remedy is louder called for by the pecs.e
IN of the American people Than sure and ar. cur b.
Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled 10 af-r "a M
perfect certainty thai II will eradicate the discs
with assurance founded on proof that no harm can
from its i'm any quantity
That which protects Fl ON prevents Ihs disorder
ne ot Immense service IN the communities where n ne.
vails Prevention rs better than cure, for The pal4c
capes the risk which he run IN violenI auact ID.
hls baleful disempeT This Cure eXpels th- uissr
poison OF Fever and Ague from the stem aud pTu+
the development OF the disease II taken or The m
prOach OF lis pTemontoIy symptoms Ii is mai 1,,Ir
best remedy yet discovered tor This ella. - e
plants. but also the cheapest. The large ousuti-r
supply Tor dollar brings n wi hin the reach of
oooy ana an bilious districts, where Fever ana Az,
prevails, everybody should have IL and use n t,es
for cure aud protection. II hoped THIS price viii ,
AZ Within the reach OF al-the poor well the ritb
great superiority OF This remedy any Other ever a.
covered tor the speedy and certain cure OF Iueru,,
Is, that contains no Qunine or mineral consequent
produces no qulnsm or other injurious effects wHst.r
upon The constitution. Those cured by At are len .
healthy as II they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague IS not ElO The csnsequen nee nj tr
miasmaue poison A great variety Of disorder arr
nom ITS lrfltsuon among winch Neuralgia REeur.
usm, Goui, Headache, Blindness, Toothache FarsnL
CatsTrh, Asthma, PapitGuOn, Painful Adfclion an a.
spleen, Mysteries, Pam Ia the Bowels Cole ParsIys,s
and Derangemun OF the stomach ali Of Oybicb -
become periodical. This Cure eXpes the pcisnt nm
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike ~.
an invaluable protection 10 emRran's and persons nav
ellng or temporarily residing III the msaf0us tistI
taken occasionally daily while exposed 10 the ,pt
uOn thtt will De eGcreicd from the system ana rsp
accumulate IN sufficient quantity 10 npen into tlseas-
Hence Il Is even more valuable for protect on than ~
Add few will ever suler from Interments # they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy affords
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

New Arrangement, with Greatly Improved Schedule.
From Washington Direct all Parts OF the South and
Southwest, via Potomac Steamers, and Richmond aud
Potomac Railroad Line
TlNWO fast daily lines hem Washington for the South
and Southwest Boats leave their 6erhs foot of Sixth
street. al 81 A Nj. and Il p. NJ
The Great Southern Mail s Convened over this ROME
being IA miles shorter 100 miles less railroadins
than by any other route;
Making certain connections Frederic ksbuTg, Rich
Tnond, and Petersburg Va, Weldon and Wilmington,
N Charleston c. Augusta, Georgia Montg ~ #,
snd MOBILE, ala Direct TO New Orleans, and all South
Cities and Towns
Also connect al Richmond with The DanvliIe, South
sde virginia, tennessee, and East Tennessee Railroads,
Tor the Southwest
Danville, Bristol Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis.
Lynchburg Knoxville, AtIania,
Nashville, Grand Junction,
Montgomery, and New Orleans
For through tickets and further route,
inquire al the Southern Ticket Office No. 372 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, one door Of Browns Hotel or on
board the boats, foot Of Sixth street
63 GEORGE F. MAT'FINGLY, Ticket Agent.