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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
Howard Association, PhiIode,nbi6.

ABsHsuOisnt ~ sp,s;of .,d.
mentor the -sIiI Of TIE sick and distresssd sietse
TnH Etrhfent and EPi demic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful deas
ttucion OF human life causedby Sexual diseuses.nnd
lhe receptions practced upon the unfoffnnat. vio.
inns Oh such diseases by QnReks, several yenra aR3
uireelel their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
hetworthy OF their name, TO opena Dispepsnfy FOR
the Ireatment of this class of Diseases IN ali Their
iorms, ana TO give Medical Advice Grais 10 ali Who
apply by letter, wiha description Of their condition
ne9its &c. and i cases OF
tis needless TO add thatth Association Comma
thehlRhes Medical skill of tho age, and will furnjah
me ,e most approved modern Treatment.
INC directors Of 1.-THE citation, In their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Disenses for the
earcndnE January LIST. 1853, express the highest ta
usiacton with the success which has attend cd The In
oors otthe Surgeon in the cure of SpeTmR-
Gleet, Syphilis the vice Onanism or SeIf-abuse
and ordera continuance ofthe same plan for the ensu
ing year. ~
The Directors, on arevicw ofthe past, fool assured
that theirlabors In this sphere benevolent odort
have been great bene t TO tho ahicted espocisIv
TO the young, and they resolve to dc vote tbCm
selves with renewedzeai, this We ry
much dispised cause.
An admirable RepOrt on Sncrma torrhpa nv Seroir+
al Weakness, the vice, of onanism, Masturbation or
Seif-abuse and other diseases OF the sexuaI ornara
by tho Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail I'm
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on recent Of
on tho nature and treatment OF SEXUAL diseases, diet
&c. are constantly being publish ed for dis
trOuton, and viii be sent TO the afflicted. Some Of
the new remedies and method DIS Of mt dlsooyer
CD dnring the last year, are ofgreut dlue. -li
Adlress.for Report or tire atm eut, DIR. GEORGE n.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associa.
on, No South Nine Street, ,Philadelp phiA; Pennstll
Tania. BY order ofthe piroetots. ,jf. st,snE' u
EZRA u. HEARTWE ELI, President!
GEORGE FAiRcHILD, Secretary, 80 - 'il,,
April %, le5S-1y5l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
FROM PIXIES PEAK.

Mr.. John Elliott, Of Kirk wood, ST. Louis
county, returned on Friday from the Kan
+sas gold mines, Mr., Elliott left Cherry
Creek on the 9Th oil December,, and came
by way of Pueblo, at The mouth Of Foun,
tain qui Bolille, on the Arkansas. The
party Will, which Mr.. Elliott went out, ia
October. is in camp at Pueblo. and do moi
expect to do any mining until spring
They had provisions in abundance, and
were building houses, for the. winteg. No
Suffering was apprehended. 5r,,5 ,fi,
At Cherry Creek provisions were plen,
Ity; and the adyenturers were making therl
selves comfortable in winter quarters
There was no mining going on. -...
Several Of the advepturers were engaged
10 preparations for farming. Game is a
bundant, and an active trade Is carried on
in provisions from New Mexico.
Mr. VIM, II, Green. Of Chicago. and Mr.,
Wms Collon, Of st., Loais, returned with
Mr.. Elliot The party came through rap
idly, and very successfully, contidering
the aeason. 10 hailfla ssas al7so b /
Mr.. Elliott inten nds TO returne TO the land
Of gold et an early day in ihe spring ~,
The ludtans hsye deem quie. for SONS
months. hut lhrertsn Lhatlhey will stop tn
whites when the grass Crews again. Mr.
hWm. Bent, Of Beni's Fort, is understood I
DO Of the opinion that there will be mucl
trouble with the Indians next summer
unless prevented by treaty or otherwise.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
FROM COLUMBUS.
Correspondence sfths cineinnaa commsr.iui

SSF'S~fN""h"sS
3 COLUMBUS Jan. 10, 1859.
Ems. Com: Considerable business has
been transacted TO day by both Houses, but
still nothing has been done out of which
to manufacture letter. Out Of the noun
tain of dry details Of House proceedings,
/ have to record as a matter Of sonic gen.
eraI interest the passage Of a bill !ntrodu.
ced by Mr.. West, Of Logan. requesting
township assessors TO report the number
Of sheep killed by dogs within the year.
The members ofthe House are now dis
cussing hill to do away with the per d.
ON Of Legislators, and giving them in
stead a salary OF $500 for each session,
and making the mileage ten cents per
mile.
The Interest qu stion promises moro
than was at first supposed. Members are
becoming interested in it, and from this
| am led TO believe that some measure. re-
peaIing the ten per cent? will receive the
Legislative sanction:beforo iheclose Of the
present session.
The propositions noticed In former lets
ters as being before the General Assem-
bly,, are a House bill, 10 establish rate OF
seven per centum, and a Senate bill, to
Internationally repeal the ten per cent act,
To this may be added a Free Trade bill
by Mr.. Winan's, Of Greene which was in
troduced into The Senate TO day.
This bill proposes 10 repeal the ten poi
cent act. and 10 amend that passed Jan
l2, 1894 to the effect that the parties tc
any bond. bill, promissory note, or Other
instrument of writing for the payment o
money may stipulate therein for interest
receivable upon the amount Of such bond
or note, at such yearly rate as may be a
greed upon. Provided, that no incorpo'
rated banking Institution cf this Stat
shall be entitled to receive more tran til,
rate Of interest specified ia It's charter; o.
IL none be specified, more than elk PEI
cent yearly, upon any loan 'or discount.
| The second section provides that upoI
all judgments or decfses rendered upol
any bond or note, or other promise 4
pay" interest shall be computed till pay
meut, at the iate specified in such bond o
note, and in case no rate of interest b.
specified, at six per eentum yearly.
II more is done, then more anon.
aH 5e 4 p. @.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

what! way Beautiful Head OF Hair
because 1t is the ornament God HnssJ proui4sd
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever so brightly 10 the glowing cheek the eve
be ever so sparkling the teeth be those OF pearls II
the head is berefJ Of lis covering or the hair be snaT
cd aud shriyeled, karsA and dry, or worse stll, &c
sprnked with gray, nature win lose more thsn half
her charms. Professor Wood silAir Restorative, II
used two oS three Hnss2 week, Will restore and PER-
following and judge. The writer the hrs is the cell
rsbratsl Piari't, Yasi5srg::,
Ilsar Sir:-Permlt me 10 express 70 you the obl-
cations am hinder for tho eptire restoration OF my
hair 70 is original color about The time ofmy arrival
in the aited States it was rapidly becoming gray.
but upon the application of your "Hair Restorative"
i soon retovorod its original hue consider Your
Restorative a very wonderful inventoni quite ef-
heaious rs well as agreeable. -
"nrych ar Gwyliedydct."
Welsh Newspaper Office, l3 Nassau st April 10, 'as
PRoFEssoR o. J. WcoD;- Dear Sir,-Some month
six weeks ago received bottle OF your Hair Re-
stOratve and gave IL to my wife, who concluded TO
try 1t herhair little thinking al the time that 1t
would the gray hair toit original color, but TO
hsr 1s wen my ,Sat eeet NV sSSn
ing all the gray hairs 10 dark brown at the same
time beautfying and thickening tho hair strongly
recommend the above Restorative to ali persons In
"AH' VI 'u'A " 0"-Ns' '"V5i CHARLES cARDEw.
New YoRK, July 25. 1887.
sPRoFEssoR O. ]. wooD:--With confidence do re-
com end your Hair Restorative, as being the most
eficacious article ever saw Since using your Hair
white have gradually grown dark; and now feel
adent that few more applications will restore them
their natural color. II also has relieved OF all
dandruG and unpleasant itching, so common among
persons who perspire freely. ]. G.. KILBY. 4
| PRoFEssoR WoOD--About two years ago my hair
commenced falling of and turning gray; was fast be-
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no effect.
commenced using your Restorative in January last.
few applications fastened my hair firmly. II began
TO All up grow out, and turned black TO its former
color, back At this time 1t fully restored 10 Its
original color and appearances and eheerfully
commend its use TO all. J. d. HOES.
Chicago, Illihois, May ], 1857. rsaH t-.ls.
The Restorative is put in bottles of sizes, viz:
large medium, and small; the small hold half pint,
and retais for dollar per bottleth medium holds
at least twenty per cent more in proportion than the
small retas for two dollars per bottle; the large bot
tie holds quart, 40percent more in proportio and
retails for three dollars 7st ID
! .o.J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3I2 broadway,
New York, lin the great New York Railing Establish
monty and ia Market Street, ST. Louis. Missouri.
| II PAnd sold BY allgood Druggsts and Fancy Goods
| Dealers. December o, l6SS-ly32
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
FROM CALIFORNIA

Sr. LOUIS. Jan. ieth.-The Overland
California mail, with dates to- the goth
ult., arrived here this evening, bringing
two through passengers.
The California news is unimportant.
The dates from Victoria are TO Decen.
Der 14th. Frazer was frozen below Fort
Langley. 1t was feared that great sui.
GeAing would be experienced by The mi
hers ir consequence of the cutting cT oi
their supplies.
Business at Honolula WAS very dull.
Considerable rain had fallen at San Fran
ciscoRud business was almost at a stand
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
mOTHERsl MOTHEHsIl mOTmEnsr,

Dontiail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing sy-
rup for Children Teethine Il has no canal nn s.rtk
greatly facilitates the process ofteelhng by Soften
ing the gums, reducing all infammaiion--w alay
all pAin, and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
uPont, mothers, 1t will give rest TO yourselves and
nll cases. -'N 80
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF one
ofthe most experienced and skilful female PhysiJ
cans In New England and has bsen uaed wi III ne
falling success in millions of cases.
Webelieyeitistheb bestand surest remedy In tho
world all cases OF Dysenery and Diarrha In child
9is Si ~ wnether II arises from techng from any
u IRE and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents. Is worth It's weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every yearin the ITpited
states. IT is an old and we'll tried remedy
fRlCE ONLY e5 GENTS A HOTTIE.
: J. ENono genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS
&PERklNS, New York. is on the outside vi ranner
sold by Druggists throughout to world and
JGae 10, isSs-oif ,' -AiOA'''i' 'i'' oh'o' 'lr''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
For the Innss,.r calEo,o.
A Literary CurIositv.

A
While visiting the London (England J
British Museum. l saw among the MSS.
Of the early authors. one Of Pops's uni.
vsrsal Prayer" having one OF the verses
crossed for omission. which has never been
printed. transcribed i in order to PEh.
FEcT the gem for American readers, and
present it to you for publication in italics
and parenihesis, between the verse prece-.
dibg and that following it, in order 10 show
its location in the original poem;
let not this weak, unknowing hand,
Presume Thy bolts to throw,
and dead damnation 'ronnd the land
On each Judge my foe.
(caa sins Of aoment claim the rod
or everlasting FIRES,
.dRdthat eTeRd greai Natures rod
Whieh Natures ssU iaspirss7
II am right, oh! teach my heart
sill In the right to stay;
If am wrong Thy grace mpart =.
TO hnd tho better way" RE. II. l..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
FIIs! FITS! FITS! TITSl
DIR. HAT6E'S YE6Ef.ABLE EXTRACT
EPIL EPTIC PIlIa

For the Cure Of Fits, Spasm, Cramps ana all Arsrso.,
- and CoRstitutiORa .DiSedsss,
NDEKSoNS who are fa9oring under this distressing
malady, VIII find Dr.. HANcE's VEGETABL EPi-.
LEPTlC PILLS to be the only remedy ever discoyer-
ed IL, for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
Ihese Pilis possessn specific action on tho nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially
Tor the purpose Of curing Fits they will be Of
especial benefit for all persons adiicted with wenk
or shattered from any mise Whatever. IN ebronyc
complaints, or diseases Of long SANDING sdberinduc
ed ey nervousness, they are exceedfneIy be1encial
OF lhe city, enclosing remittance will have the P &c
se men I'M tnroIgh ne masl free postage. Fro
sae py SETH D. HANCE, No lOe Baltimore street,
June IL. 1s59--Iy7 VII - = .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

OF The slipulations aud understandings in
tie contract, there shall be appropriated
and set apart qusntily Of land eaquAl to
the alternate sections Of public lands for
the space Of twenty miles on each side OF
the full extent OF the Eastern aud Western
Divisions. provided lhst al mineral lands
within the State Of California be excluced
from the operation of this act.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

Ey' The French government has pro.
vided that the term ofservioO Of the co.
900 hee Africans 10 be obtained on the
coas, Of that continent. and transported
to Guadaloups and Martinique, shall be
six years. They are to be bound to give
20 days work for every month, and their
wages are TO be $2.37a month, Women
are 10 receive $1,l9 a month. aud chill
dren from 6 to l4 years Of age, 80 cents a
month, One half OF the wages Is to be
paid at tho end Of each month. and the
other half at the end Of each year. They
may allow 10 per cent, Of rte ewages to re.
main with their masters, il they choose,
which will entills them 10 be returned
home at The end oftllO six years service, Y
thcY SO desirJ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

WAsnNoToN. Jan. l4.rA private dis
patch from. reliable sonrce, in New Or
leans; states on authority of Information
that Miramon was lected President by
only a majority over Rabies, and adds
that il is uncertain whether Miramon viii
accept the Office. while Juarezis represin-
ted as being firm in power at Vera Cruz
Nothing is said about the liberals having
taken Jaapa and Cordozan.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

EEA letter from Nav Mexico gives
an account Of an extraordinary MURDERS
A Roman Catholic priest murdered anoth.
er, his rival. by putting poison in the
saoramental cup; the victim falling down
in a dying stats at the foot Of the altar
and breathing his last in the midst Of his
allrighted congregation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
TIC Slave Trade--Sminggling.

.CnARLHsros, Jan, " IA Tho steamship
TsaLel has arriy0dIwilh Hayahna dates to
.ihgSth inst. The slAyetrads is carried on
with great activity, In Cuba two. thous'
and negroes are reported as recently land
ed. An extensive system Of smuggling
lard, the packages represented as contain
ing potatoes, has been discovered. Al
order will soon be issued requiring car
goes 70 DO cerlifed BY dis Spanish Con
tuls, p. q, 4, ,..r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

OMAN Rler Thursday, January so, 1850, tho schod-
" uc Of timo for Trains will bo us follow: Leaving
GOING WEST.
No. Passenger at Is II p NJ, stopping at all sta
iions, and arriving at Cincinnati at 10 90 Pm.
Passengers by this Train can go as far as Morrow,
a I'D reluTt carly next morning.
Freight and Aceomtn odaHon Train at 10 so M,
stopping at all slaons and arriving at Cincinnati al
IL 90 O'Clock hext IN Srning.
GOING EAST.tgl
No. 9, Passenger alta 90 p stopping at all sta
tlons aud arriving at zaresvle at Is p. M, making
dircct connections Central Ohio Road for Eastern
Citios.
Fregh, and Accommodation Train at o 90 An
stopping at all stations and arriving at zanesrille
az 10 l0A. NJ. Passengers by this Train can return
same evening.
+, GEsT, ROcsIvor and supt.
January 90, IeSs-3sr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
q OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on Monday last, Of
Consumption, after lingering illness,
ANNA, aged 90 years and % days. eldest
daughter of Thomas and E!iz,beth Wright,
near this city.
{ Tenacious as We may be OF life, much as
ou' timid nature may dread the gathering
gloom Of dissolution, however dark aud in
definite the future may be- ,twere vain to
hope from exemption from that which is
obyiouly the lot of ali mankind. Not Only
are-we born to trouble and doomed to toll.
but it is appointed unto US to die, 10 pass
from sarth's babbliug scenes .aWay-'o
nlingle with congsnill spirits in another
state being. Wehve TO die. Everywhere
is this solemn truth recorded. We read
it in the waning moon, the passing cloud,
the ebhing tide. the mouldering rock, the
song birds flight. the falling leaf, and in
dropping howeret's IA led hue, when su-
tumu's sombre tints displace tue roseate
blush Of summer. We read it. and alasl
most deeply do feel it in the eloquent ST.
lence that broods over the undulatiOg bos.
ON Of the churchyard. in the heightened
procession, the slowly moving hearse, the
the sepdlchral echo ofthe rafting clods,
the stiAsd sob. the speaking tear, and the
vacant seat by the FIRE side. We live to die.
The learned, the virtuous, the brave, the
beautiful and tho good must pass away
Tis the debt we all must pay, the bourn
we all must pass. Nor can goodness, in
tellect or virtue save, else she we now Ia
ment, had yet long u1lamented lived, to
pour the growing products of her menta
wealth, and kindly sympathy around the
family hearth.
Death txcayates deep channels Of earth
Ily woe, and filings his sable drapery q
round cur hearthstoncs. He crushes with
ruthless grasp, the full blown flower and
opening bud, or leaves them withering on
the stem. lie steals with stealthy step
through hacking cough, and Hectic fiust
TO sap the citadel OF life In those TO pure
for earth. And such an one has lie taker
from among us. Anna is gone. Alas
her seat is now vacant. her hand is now
Ipowerless, her eye is closed, her voice ii
hushed, and her body unconsciouly repost
meath the cTods Of the valley. Hers wa
q welcome birth, a gladsonTe home, a spot
less life. a peaceful ath and an impefsh
able memory. But few comparatively cou'c
know or properly appreciate her WORTH
None could more fully and gratefully rel
ish the enjoymen,s of "Home sweet Home
and surely but few, if any. had better quail
Iifcations to reciprccate the pleasure'o o
the social circle. ".. e
| She lived her makers name to glorify
and angles mi sht have chanted round hel
dying bed, the cheering beauiitude, 90
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
This Bereavement, whic claims cur sym
pathy, and the tribute of our tears, mus
weigh most heavily on those most nearly
allied to the sainted dead, and upon evey
cord within that home retreat, must tbs
anguish Of separation increase. But
will not intrude upon the inmates OF thil
inner sanctuary Of sorrow; There are sa
cred shades Of earthly woe whore silence
fat .outweighs all earthly consolation.
She is gone forever, from the scenes
and sorrows Of earth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

!, TTwO bills are before the LegislA-
tuFe 90 North Carolina. now In session,
which tSken together, give to the free col
oFed people therein, the choice ofremOviug
out Of the State wishih two years. Of chOo.
sing au owner for themselves. or Of being
sold atpublio auction for the benefit O.
com mon Schools, m.at o.s. us
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
New Arrangements
From and after January I IssO.

From and utter January 1, 1850. ?.
A General and extended system Of credit, exnesf
N rence has proven injurious to ourselves, and bur-
thensoine TO onr prompt paying customers. N''
Every Intelligent individual knows we'll, that the
merchant who buys only for cash in markets
has greatly the advantage over the time buy5r and
that, homo he can, md does supply his
GREATLY REDUCED. PRICES;
Whereas, lengthy and indiscriminato credits acts
operous upon the cash and short credit purchaser.
'tardy neighbor,1 fi.I rIf 4 - = :
In view of tieso facts, and upon consultation with
many OF our best paying Customers, we have deter
mined, and now annou CO, that, from aud afler jan
nAryl, A. D.1S5a, our present Books win be closed
(except for setttepcnts.) A new set opened UPON
tho following Terms: -
Alaccounts thereafter made must be ciosed Al The
ehdof every six months after date Of first charge.
otherwise ton pcr cent. interest will bo required
until paid i - 'htt4 fIsfl - ~ .TflA7 80
This plan wo think wiz enable us to sell our Coods,
cheaper secure better pay; and more Justly equalze
to the cash and time buyer Tho above will be strict
ly adheard TO in all cases.
We would also, inform our numerous friends, that,
shortly fter the incoming of the new year, we will
kEMoVE our place of business into, the West ROem
Q JhesSrS. SfordS SttrgeoH's neU' Block, directly
opposite the Yaiimadge House, where our Goods will
be largely Increased and Inducements held out 10 the
buyers 81 cheap GOods, not SURPASSED in tho West. s
In conclusion, nll knowing themsclyes indelHSd 10
US by note, book account otherwise, particular
ly requested 70 como forward lay and settle
tho same, 4tf KUTZ, REBkR 4 Cos
Lancaster, December 90, 1858 -sItf q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

EJA correspondent OF the Southern
Monitor says,lhe following figures will be
The ages Of the Presidential Aspirants ma
med in the year 1860: Criltenden win bc
n, Mclean 10 Rives ~, Bell 7e, Com.
Stewart 8a, Seward 60. Choale 69, Cush-
ing GO. Huatey 81. Hammond 70, Breck
inridge SO, ,Biglor 60, Dix 81, Dickinson
10. Cass II. A. V. Brown ~, Wise 81,
Slidell ~, Douglas 40. W niia VI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

u TIE TERN "OKPHAN" conIrover.
sy recently Spfang up in Philadelphia in
regard to the sense 10 whiCh the term or
phan was used by Stephen Girard in bis
will founding the College Bearing his name.
The hate Board Of Trustees. after dne con-
sidervtion, held that the term orphan meant
a faalerlsss child, and the trust has been
managed for the last 10 yrs. under that con.
struction. The new Board, however, have
decided that child must have lost 10th
his parents 10 eutitie him to admission into
the college. An applicant who hld host
bis father only was therefore rejected, J,
whereupon bill was fled in the Supreme
Court ofPenusylvania, and heard one day
last week. Judge Read, after hearing an
elaborate argument, with numerous author
tiles from the Bible, Shakespeare. and
about dczln Of dictionaries, decided in
favor of the applicant. A child whOSs Jath :
er alone is dead, is therefore an orphan as
well as when both. parents are dead, acoor-
ding to the decision of the p. nnsylvania
courts. 'sf3 tt ,t4F "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
SCENARIOS SLAVE TRADE, BILL.

= WAsnIpGroN. IAN Isl The follow ing
ared the, principal provisions Of Senator
Seward's Slave trade bill, amending exist
ing scts Il authorizes The goverhmontto TO
hire 10 steamers, to be manned and equipl
ed and considered as vessels of the Navy.
10 bo employed 10 the cruise, on lhs cpasts
'of tho United bSiAlas. Cuba, Africa, and
Wherever attemptis being, made, 70 carry
on the slave trade. ANY state may lpass
laws prohibiting the foreign African slave
trads 10 be carried OH within i,s lmits.--i
No shin shall sail, for the African coast
without clearance from the United States
District Attorney and the secretary Of the
'PpeNuHytshaN designate the ports whore
an american consul shall reside. and where
only commerce, can he carried on. II re;
peals aR incompatible acts aud apropri-
atss million dollars lor expences.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

Ry-A critic Is always feared, beoause
he is 80 given 10 measuring lis neighborss
corn by his own bushel