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Winan's Steamship.

- i II II - y ~.
WHERE he introduces to the notice of
w those afflicted with auy form of Private
Disease. the FRENCn SNsiEn of CrEE. This
class of complaints lie har made = speciality Tor
the last / ) wears, and the knowledge he has "i
the New METHOD OF TREATMENT now in opera
tion in Paris. and the liosl pitfalls Of this coun-
try, warrants him in saying that none of tn =
| forms the disease is wont to assume, rs wrhont
a Sure, Qnick and Pcymouent Remedy. The
remedies employed by the DIR. free from any
offensive taste or smell, contain no mercury
and require no change OF diet, business or
| pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
stating their ease and addressing Dr. VIZ. e..
| IloYT. Male and Female, who have Sperma-
torrhna or Nocturnal Emissions, lose no time r,
but consult the DIR. and get his Specific, which
has saved thousands from The grave, and which
! is warranted 10 cure this disease in from to
e weeks or the money 'cf"nd,d. Price So
DR.. IloYT is also agent for DIR. Dumas Fcmolc
Monthly Pills. No female should be without
them They car truly he called the "Fcmalc's
Friend"
A dcsidcraum has been gained in the prac-
tice of Medicine hitherto unuttainable by the
medical faculty. DIR. DrMAs has used these III
his practice in Paris (Which is the largest OF
any Physician in that city) for years, and new
err during the 80 years practice. has he boon
known to have failure. These Pills have been
approved by the LCOic ne -FCNtr'nc, luIly sane
toned by the VI. X. c. ). of London, Edinburgh
and Dublin, never failing remedy for pro-
ducing the Catcmcntal or Monthly Flow
Though perfectly harmless to tn most delicate,
yet ladies are earnestly requested not TO mis-
take their condition, Gf pregnant as miscar-
riace would ensue. Price 81 per box sent by
mail.
DR.. DUMAS FEMALE PECTECTING INSTRUMENT,
patented and protected by Dr. DUMAS, Of Paris,
and sanctioned by the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons of London.
This Instrument enables those whose health
or circumstances do not permit Of an Increase
of family, to regulate or limit their offspring
without injurng the constitution. The lnstru-
ment is perfectly safe, no metallic substance en-
tcring into its composition it will last a life
time without getting out of order, and cannot
fail. 1t can be carried about the person and
used without interference to the coniugal rela-
tions of the married state. Those who do not
find il MS represented can have the amount of
its cost returned. Sent by mail to any part of
the United States and Canada on the receipt of
SIS. Don't mistake the name or place.
DR.. WM. L. IlUYT,
March 81, lSJ9-1y. Syracuse, n. Y.
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HOWARD .HSSaG,,airT1ATo
EsEhELAEl4R.PsERR.

Eptdcn1c' Diseases.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of
the awful destruction of human life caused ty
sexual diseases, and the deceptiops rr.ctie, d
upon the unfortunate victims Of such di.,t..s.
by Guacks, several years ago directed dir
Consulting Surgeon, az CHAm1ArlI Acr
worthy ottheir name 10 open Dispensery for
the treatment Of this claIs of disease in MI
their forms. and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all WHO arIly by letter, with ;
description Of their CCndition, (aRe, oecupatiou
habits vi life, &c. and in cascs OF EXTERN,
poverty and suffering, to FrENISh EIDIVlNIs
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t Is needless 20 4Gr ;bk
the Association coIunu Ids the higEcst IfcGieE!
* i'll Of the age, and will furnish TIE .ntstar-
provednodern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of sexma.
Diseases, for tho year ending January Ist, 1858,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended the labors Of The Con-
sulting Surgeon in the cure of Spcrmatorrloa,
seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonoirhUa
elect, Syphilis the vice of onanism or Self
hbnse, %e., and order, continuance of the
same pan for the ensuing year.
The directors, on review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be-
ney"Ient effort have lecn of great Loneft to the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they
Lave Tesolveato devote themselves, with re-
newei zeal, to this very important and much
! despise cause
| An admirable report on spermator1bmo. or
I Seminal Weakness the vice Of onanism. Mnstur-
| batiuu, or Sull-abuse and other diseases Of tho
| sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
/ bescnt by mail (in sealed envelope FREE OF
| CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for pos
! tage. Other Reports ard Tracts on the nature
and treatment ot sexual diseases, diet, DC, are
constantly beingruLlishcd for gratuitous distri-
button, and will be,scnt the afflicted. Some
! Of the new remedies and methods Of trent
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-12

lusE Received, A fresh and full
supply of goods from View Norh. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. The assortment Of Shelf
Hardware and Western CooE stoves IS very
general and the supply Housekeeping Goods
cannot be eycel!ed in quality and variety in
this market.
Table and Pocket Cutlery of all qualities,
both English and American.
Childrcn's Caps of several qualities; Per
cumbulators; Apple Parers; Buckets; Knife
and Scissors Sharpentrs Coil Chains Chill
drcn's Hoops; Ice Cream Freozers, Of the
best variety, and almost anything in the
Housekeeping line can be found at
THOMAS JOHNS
Hardware and Hons, keeping Store
March 81, 1859. 4. d Frost. Gaz.
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EMPLOYMENT.
ckA A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
9eJO PAID.-AN AGENT is wanted IN
every town and county in the United States
10 engage in respectable ard easy business,
by which the above profits may be certainty ,,
J. HENRY WARNER, corner of Broome and
Mercer Streets, New York City, enclosing one
postage stamp.
January 20, ls59-6m.S
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-ED EE NAm~ u szDR- HR Va,
New Arrival of Jewelry.

New Arrival of Jewelry.
1'liEundersigncd has jus. received large sup
ply of the latest style OF
J f w f l. RY.
to which he invites the attention of all purcha
sers.
lleis also Agent for the sale of III Q celebrate
Bagley Gold Pens, (now Newton's) which, for
excellence, durability, and cheapness, are not
surpassedin the world. lie respectfully invites
all persons to an examination of these superior
pens. They must be seen and used to appreciate
their superiority over all others ever manufactu
red.
Jewelry made to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jewclry neatly repaired.
Sign of the CHG WATCH" rear the Depot,
Cumberland Nd s. T. LITTLE.
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NDLl. DwAY1S PILLS.
Il ssO3.VT0 TEzG sEcH,


The want ofa stcrlu. medicinal to rect the
ills ard lcccssitc, Of he suffering portion Of
hHm0nity, andonc eafi.a'v Tree 'roia mineral
aud other drgtcriuus particles. was severely
."lt iii this all FowcriUll medicine was Ushcrel
. into the world liuIIoNAT' INyhLuADLEpLLs
have become the HOUSEHOLD EEMruY or nj ma
;ions. Their attribute j. 30 PREVENT wen ag
TO CURE, the nt..Ch tae lilur4 o. ROOT Of the
cog, H.ut, and t-us h! IpmoyiI" the hidden
cause ot disease ry.uyN ,grate ami re-Jnye the
Inopir& ,aeIE'cs o. ,.e arD',m, assisting Ia
tut In her tg-4 0.Nlsa. ag.s Fyycn3Nhfv III
.e"AAli'-. 4
Gv.otHsis:.
.tc great scgE.r. o. lnis continent ,ia' B.
quickly to Il course oi tacscanli.glNe Et.ls,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone no matter in what lidcous shape
this hydra OF disease exhibits itself thisscar"h.
ing ant uhcrtHg remedy Gtgcrsys it from tie
pa'icn's systcm,
jFCiit";'E FfCbf9itYaEiG [TcRl4aCAq.
From whatever C#u8e, LowSE.s q" ,rlwrs
ana all Other signs e diseased liver. and other
Reorganization OF the iystom, vanish under the
arlotca.'up influence 1i t..is all powerful anti
optic aaIdctergon remedy.
gsillIOG;. Di>ordcrA.
he p~opc. quantum and right condition o.
the bile is OF momeutuus importance 10th .
ncnlt! Of Tho human fum', tA!s ANu Blfors'
med cine c.pcl. tn, hiaoru seeds IF the COIN.
plant, and renders al! the Ggi.ls and s'rrctious
pur, and fluent clcanfine and rcsu3.tltiug tie
yitaltLnctiOEs Of the body,
SicgLiy EcnsH!cS
Shorld los, 10 time IN .j"gu few loses Of
this reguwting md rcuorarire remedy, S. hat
ever may be their complaint, IL can be taken
with safety in all perip@i'rl aud other disor-
;auizauoGg, It's effect Is all Iut miraculous.
E'nrqYitr tEr0ef
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TnsnlraY1t's fTnticn.


John D'roro (OESlD5EdEiyM2l,, . ,1 ,s I ,,1
Ilis Creditors. john Devcre give no
tcc to his creditors. cnAoIsors and surttics,
that the secoud Monlnyof October, next is faxed
for tho said john D,yore to appear in the
Circuit Court fer hIlcenny county, TO answer
such iuteIrugatori,s aS his creditors, eudur,crs
aud surcues may propose oralie &c against him;
and that a copy Of this order be Published in
come newspaper printed in the city Of Cumhcr-
land, once a week lor NEE successive months
prior u the rlid second Monday Of October
next as such notice.
Tcst--u. RESLEN, Clsrl.
March 81, ISJ9-3n
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T. c.; KRAMER

which for quality and durability have been prc-
nounced the finest in the Country. have them
from s. to $500. All Watches guaranteed rs
represented 1 also have anew stock ofFrcnch
end American
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A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED BY
z II d B Dill D lI.

Nese, Heoley & .Sdrict-.
Gentlemen AboUtT living
lay 1857, Nov. 26.) | had the misfortune to
receive severe injury by falling oil the top u
railroad ear, bruising and straining my back
So that was 4 complete cripple, not being able
to move myself without the most circulating
pain. Iprocurcd bottle ofyour valuable Lini-
nent and used it as directed: in four days /
was able to walk about and in six weeks eur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
I chcerfullyrccommend your Imminent as be
ing an article which believe 10 lc uuriyallcd.
JAS. SULLIVAE.
Cumberland, Feb. 1G, 1873.
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ney loaned on Stocks aud bonds.
Entirely New Feature!


Merchants, manufactures and families, wish.
ing anything purchased in NvN York, whether
it be IL bill ofmerohandise musical instruments,
books, dresses, or pyotherHiag whatever, i",ge
l.sWaR, iy srudiI Il description OF he articles
desired. can haze tac sane collected by persons
of taste aud business experience, and forwarded
by mail, express, or such other couI cyanec US
they may direct.
Being ,uowu ionosto.ltccstu'iis dealers
las rAsn mud tgtqu cN.tpuvT, We Uic enabled
To- purchase from ,eu toty"u'y pcroeDt.r cheaper
than a stranger or chnn"s customer. icy this
arrauvcinuut the cNpousu and risk IF q trip to
the city may DE avoided. For ,his hu, ness, our
cu,,mis sion varic- from os2 10 five per cent ,
according TO the amount ef purchase, but 10
charge is made less tAan twenty i've cents.
Particular attcu ion VIII be paid to produce
and manufactured Iticics coils &nc0 to rs for
sale. and prompt returns made.
All letters requiring mn answer 1ru'tirclose
postage stamps, a. Letters have 20 &c prcpa.d
EEPEEEAGES.
Amos 7. Hatfield. President Pacific Fire Ius. Co.
VIM. Mulligar, $ &C y Humboldt Fire ms. Co.
Jno. i. lycritt, Cashier Broadway Hanb.
Daniel Drew. Esg.ctc. my2J.1y.
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"A RARE CHANCE
10 Mako Mon CIV
WASHING FLUID,

which will enable one to wash more clothes
in one hour, than in twelve the ordinary way,
and with scarcely any labor it is adapted to
wash all kinds of fabrics, silks and woolens MS
we'll as linens. it also sets coors rather than
removes them; recipe for making the beat
Matches; a recipe for making the best COL
0ENE. and the crlnhrntcl
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HAIR INVIGORATOR.

which i the very best thing for the hair ever
discovered, MS it will permanently restore gray
hair to its color, and cover the head Of the
bald with luxurinnt growth; recipe for maxi
ing the Hair Curl most beautifully, and also
to change hair from light or sandy color, to
black; recipe for making the very best quali-
ty of Shaving Soap; recipe for removing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19
An Important Office. well BestOyv ed.

DR.. James II. jerome, Of Tompkins Co., y. T.,
formerly Of this State, elder brother Of Hon.
George Jerome Of Detroit, has received the ap
pointmen, of Resident Physician at New York
Quarantine.
Dr. Jerome IS a Surgeon and Physician Of the
first eminence in his -esson, as well in elemen-
tarv learning, as in practical skill, and has clear
and certain discrimination. He has mind rife
with activity, and is watchful, untiring and enter.
prising in science and practice. 1t need not be
added, that he is d sound and interchangeable Re-
publican, and that he has received this hand
some, lucrative and responsible Office from Gov.
Morgan, will please many Republicans in Michi-
gan who know him, aside from his family of
brothers.
Dr. jerome has long filed Professor and
Lecturers Chair on the Institutes and practice of
Medicine and Surgery in Geneva College, and in
that capacity also, has maintained his high pro-
iessional reputation.
In reference to this appointment, the Ithica
Journal of April 9Th says:
"The nomination bv Governor Morgan of DR..
Jerome for Resident Physician at Quarantine,
gives universal satisfaction to his many friends
in this county aud in this part Of the State. 1t
i. recognition of the Republican majorites
steadily preserved by Tompkins County, and
gives assurance that We are not neglected or for
gotten We deem this appointment made by
the Governor emincntly fit and appropriate, and
while we were earnestly DESTROYS That the posi-
ton Of Health Officer might be accorded TO DR..
jerome, and believed him possessed OF qualitica-
tons which peculiarly fitted him fer that respon-
aiple station, we are yet satisfied that the proper
selection was not without lis difficulties, and glad
that a nomination. second enly 10 that of Health
Officer has been awarded 10 DR.. Jerome. We
are sure that the action Of Governor Morgan in
making disappointment, will meet the warm APP
proval OF the Republicans Of western New lork,
and that the new Incumbent viii 80 discharge the
duties - his position - Ia secure no" favor and
satisfaction Of all We rejoice that his energy
and skill are secured for position Of so much
trust aud responsibility
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

"EANh hAripS INDIANA Il. R.-The runo-
which reached Lansing, ths, BeckeI and T.
were about to throw up their contrac, q, ~.
road, proves 70 be erroneous: the Herald ., y.
18th says On the contrary, We are informed :.
Mr.. Jones that his firm not Only intended 70 ls,,
on their Present force, Int expect to largely !.
crease II in the course Of a lew weeks W.
glad Of this, a. j; is guarantee that the -o.s
VIII '' finished by III" time prescribed by hu
and 10y the terms of his contract. Its also a.
intention TO >ub-ict the whole work from Ca,
Rapids 70 Kalamazoo nithin ycrv shcr, ,;n.
and also the work from the north end Of n. "a
miles north of Grand Rapids TO the north b.n,
of Nuskegon River
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19
HORRIp SEA MASSACRE. - The Telegraph

HORRlD SEA MASSACRE. - The Telegraph
brings the details, taken from the Conrier Des
Flats Unis, of the loss of the Ship st. Paul,
AMI the massacre of $50 persons on board, both
ssilors and passengers. The st. Paul belonged
to Hsvre, and was making, at the time of her
lose, a voyage from China to Australia, with a
load of Chinese emigrants. 1t was one of the
numerous Islands Of the Lousada Archipelago
that the vessel was lost on. The wreck took
place. n the II th September, but the passengers
escaped from this peril, and an English vessel
was hailed. 1t was too small to carry away all
the unfortunates, and $50 were left till word was
taken to Sidney and another vessel was sent to
their relief. This relief expedition arrived at
the place in December or January, and found
that Of the $50 individuals, but a Chinaman had
been saved, all the others having been saved, all
the others having been maSsacreed by the sava-
ges amid the most frightfu tortures.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

CALIFoRNI,-By the Tribpnes last summsr
nv of California news, which embodied dates 10
the 2lst ul,., by way of New Orleans, the John
L. Stephens had arrived at Panama. with 81 500,
600 in gold. The Vanderbilt line of steamers
had stopped running. The trouble a, Shasta
hal been satisfactorily settled The total ship,
ment of treasure from San Francisco for the wear
up TO March ), had been :, 2S4 ,072 So. Money
vas stringent in San Francisco. and the receipts
of gold from the interior light, in consequence
rather dull, ard trade depressed, in consequence
of the expected arrival of large quantities. o.
goods
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

FAMILY MURDERER - Marshall Potter was
arrested on Saturday at st. stephen, y. r.. by
officer Bana, Of Lee lie Is charged with caus-
inc the death Of his mother. two brothers and
nephew, on Thursday morning last, at Lee, aud
robLing the house cf $3.50. I, viii be reoollcct-
ed Iha; he was the only one that escaped when
the house was burned. lie was fully dressed,
and his two brothers, who sleptn the same room.
were burned as were also his mother and neph-
CIV. He left Immediately after the fire, changed
his clothes at Carroll and succeeded in reaching
New Brunswick before he arrested. His
clothes We're bloody, and the money earned by
his two brothers during the winter was seen in
his pns-nSsinu.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

SLAVE TRApE.-Atter Intellectual attempts to
indict the crew of the Echo, at Columbia, true
bill has been found at Charleston. Capt. Corrie
is under Indictment At Savannah but informally
is setu The TriJnne says that the examina-
ton held on board the bark Rawlirs, otherwise
the Rosa Lee. seized short time ago in the BAY
of St Joseph's on the coast of Florida, has re
suited in the binding over OF the three mates of
the vessel 10 appear at the May term of the Uni
ted States Court for the District of Florida to
answer TO the charge of having murdered the
Spanish captain. The prisoners, it seems, open
ly confessed the crime. II appears from letters
found on board that the bark was 10 proceed to
the coast Of Africa, and that she was 20 have
been met on the coast of Cuba by aschooner, to
supply her with an outfit; but why the Spanish
captain was killed, or what the ultimate intention
Of the murdererS was, does not appear. The
American captain, who was absent at the time of
the seizure, has not vet been arrested.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

| Senex-As 10 the effect of the late Billiard ex-
citenent upon public morals, We are unable to
determine--it occurs to us in view of the fact
that the match has taken up the largest share OF
attention, that it would be more profitable to en-
quire what Is likely to be the effect of public
morals, of the billiard question.
Arbor-It served your big elm tree right - it
| had 10 business 10 set itself up against such a
wind as blew last Thursday night
| Invalid-If your friends and the doctor won't
give You enough to eat, move over tine line into
Gratiot, and make affidavit.
| Lecturer-If lecturins on Spiritualism don't
pay, and YOU wish 10 combine with it some anal
agous occupation, buy the Champion of the
West or some other noted horse, and put your
bills and lis up together.
| Garden If your seed has frozen out four
| times YOU had better wait till winter il over be-
Won plant again.
Sensation-Can't tell you what the Locofoco
watchword will be in 1860; two weeks ago, the
prevailing Locofoco enquiry at the polls was,
'rkcp is tie Jr;Jery going 10 bcqin p
| Arctic-The next Expedition in search of the
frozen remains of Sir John Franklin, is coming
up into Ingham county.
Punctuality-The town officer you mention
had good excuse "a not being at his place OF
business on Thursday last-hc was busy filing
his ice-house-therc j. danger of the ice soften
| ing in the river and he couldn't wait.
| ThcruO. We hare seen something cooler
/ Z .hn last
when a man sold ten cords of wood to aneighbor
from whose 10, he stole it.
| Quaver-'The pursuit of music under difficult
! ties is understood to bc hanging on to the sides
of the capitol, with teeth and tocnails, while n
| concert is going on inside which costs quarter.
Die Vernon--I you delight in runaway hor-
ses, you will have to leave Lansing-thcy can't
be got up at the present price of oats.
Order-The riot in the Third Ward last week,
originated by fight between two railroad Ope-
| rators, over a dime found in the street.
Opening-The effect Of the late gale in the
| heavy -timbered lands, was tremendous.
Artist-The prettiest job of ornamental deco
| ration which has met our notice lately done
on a painted board fence by the shouts o. six
| hogs from six different colored mud-holes -
There is call for an ordinance toprevent swine
| from running at large, for they contne themselves
| to yards and gardens exclusively.
Young Mother-Dirt is heathy-once wear
is often enough to wash child, unless YOU ex-
pect il TO have a continual cold
Sport-fou can get an undoub:ed specimen
of the short horned Bampootah bulldog, by ap-
plying to any buchanan editor. They arc all
agents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

MILITARY BoARp.-The State Military Board
met a: Detroit on the fifth, at which meeting
several measures were taken for the benefit o.
the uniformed militia, among which was the gen.
eral muster and inspection by the Adjutsnt Gen.
sral, or his Assistant, OF all the volunteer com.
panes of the State, on or before the first day OF
October next. Also that all members Of Com
par.ies not present at such muster and inspection
that must be satisfactorily accounted for by aft
davit or otherwise, and that they are in all re-
spects uniformed and equipped aud properly
drilled.
Measures were taken TO obtain leave from Con.
gress to use the Military Posts and Forts, for the
purposes Of discipline.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

>LAvE TRADE - The -ipaliels,ors ,r
-idcsri'ser Is very decided in the ssvo,
the policy of stealing negroes at frs, b,.s o.
er than OF mourning the expense Of hrr;. -'a'
breeders at present high prices. II r,,h..
however, IN thinking ,ha, it is the north S
stands IN the wsy Of tina; policy. 1t III. -.
der Slave States which object to free trade :,
Croes: 'e'
Until the slave trade is opened and mad.
s-,, ans Sceth vii push Slavery forward !.
seasoning for every dish, and whether Tho -,
likes It or not Ike the spanish with ,I~ .0r'a
II VIII have 10 be tested in every course .. ,r.
BILE, This is the settled and determiro "A , ~'r u
of party AT the South. We DO nor ,-a,l rV'e!
belong to the ultra Southern party. bu, w. - %
lieve II Is duty which the General Covs,.,.-oe
owes 10 the South. that the slave trada sho'1s
Legitimate, that her vast domain sbouls ,a.I. oe
cultivators '0ef'e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

THE NEW YORK PrLPIr-The Rev. DR. Geo
B. Cheeyer gave the second of his lectures on
Slavery on Monday evening in the great Hall of
the Cooper Institute. His subject was Gods
Personal Liberty Bill and our Slave Traffic and
Legislation Con. asted"
Horace Gree ! stated that meeting would
be called OF those Christians, without regard 10
sect or denomination, who believed that the in.
fuence OF Christianity, as an organization and as
faith, ought to be brought TO bear upon the
the subject of Human Slavery a. well as other
commensurate OF auxiliary to one organized in
Worcester a short time ago.