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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

question Of Slavery beucsfoth shOcld be leh 10 the
people Territories and not he agi ated 10 Congress-
Az effort Uas then made TO orce Slavery toto Terri-
tory frrn W bicb Il was excn1ed by the act OF 1870,
and, falling in this they dcnounce the Legislation OF
1854, and insist that the principles of the Kansas
Nebraska bili eboult be rePudlated. Mr. Singleton
denied that tue South had made war on the hne
36o 3O and WAS wiliug to extend the lne to the Pa
eife snd tbus forever setle the vexed queeIion He
then declared that no msn recommend Dg Helpers
book wss ft 10 BE- Speaker of TIC House. Ii the R.
pubHcsns elected Mr Sherman Speaker they woui 20
tAt the Peril of eever'pg the ties which bound the
Union osethfr. A colloqay between Mesre Single
ton aud Curtis Iowa took place, in which Mr.
Singleton asked Mr.. Curtis if the Republican parry
would never let the South have smother foot
Of Slave Territory while it remained in the Union
Mr Curtis n sponded that that the intention oi tue
Republican party. Mr.. Singleton raid this would dis
solve The Union. HIS advice to Mississippi Was, Tue
sooner ii got out Of the Union the better lie said the
South bad made up is mind to sustain s'aVery' aou
would Lot be confined 10 preseOt lidits II would oe
impossible for the North to prevent the peoPe oi %"
South. with arus in their hands from gong n'o tue
surrounding Territories. Gentlemen sno'u rec '''ie''
ttat JefersOn Davis led our forces 10 meAco s"u 10
SfiIi vfe Derhaps 10 lea0 ooueuciH
eap Of Illinois here Iofe and declared that he ~ond
vO,o for any man nominated by the Charleston Con
vention, for the purpose OF puing down the Ropuoh
can parry. M. Singleton then resumed saying
tlat The South could expand TO Mexico tnas
country being without government, ana 'uey
eopd duipisterthee estate themselves whenever su9h
a man us Mr. Sc Uard or Mr. Hale was elected 'nere
njybt be expected au undivided front in the south 70
resst sgg,etsioD. The only wayto msinain the Union
allow toe people to make States and admit them
execute the Fugitive Slave la~, and give the eou'n as
snree tb, there will be no difficulty in recovering
runaway slaves vote for Speaker was then had re-
s,,,,i, as f,llows: For Sherman, ll2; BocOck, 80;
Boteler, 81; Scattering, II. DIR. BOcock theo, a'er
re,urpno thanks to hls friends withdrew his name,
and another vote was had, resulting: For Sherman,
ll2 Bo,eler, 70; Bocock, l9 Miles Taylor, III Phelps
1e; Scattering, 42. A tnrd vote was had; For Sner
nan. 10; Boteler, 81; Bsrksdae, 2Oi Bocoek, II;
Miles Taylor 9; Scattering 46. The House then sd-
journed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Mr.. Singleton of Mississippi, Democratic
leader in the House of Representatives, yesterday
occupied great part of the session with an e1poSi
ton of the Disunionist programme to be carried
out in case the Democratic party is beaten next
November, for which we refer our readers to the
report in another column. Mr.. Singleton, however,
proposes to expedite the business considerably. He
Is in advance of his fellow Democrats and wants 90
destroy the Constitution so soon as Mr. Sherman is
chosen Speaker. OF course, no other Democrat
rose to rebuke this blatant treason. In this man-
uer the whole body o. Demccrats in Congress every
day render themselves accessory to the DisunOn
conspiracy, and identity tteir party with it,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The meeting of last night was great in numbers.
hut we don't believe it did much to secure the ad-
mission of the Soft delegates at Chsrle'tou. Fec
Dando Wood can't be killed with such milk aad
water. Gov. Seymour prospects are not as bril-
liant they were just after the late Syracuse Con-
veuiion, and We fear that Mr.. Temann won't be
Collector of New-York, nor Mr. Fowler Minister
TO Vienna under the next President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

A LApG. AND EXTENSIVE SroCK OF FASHION
.a WINlsR CL0TEISe amounting 10 isoo mas
h. .Sid before The 18th das 0 January ne1 Al msnasetered
SithlE the lass mouths -.
Ia seasonahse goods IN the sfeates
,.rseiv md he e.t i the city ouSsed aeo
Over ebes De Ohsnbre of exquisite taste ana stSi asa
Garusshine Coods o. every description -, - ..
Particular stsenfion s sen ~ the CnuecAs DePsnen-
Ladiss plssse call and exsnine for yoorsei'es -, =,
rref 1 be oeed 20 Persons wishaas 70 ooy
,ros. A. hs line lb oEtile .t"oA VII os ed io
ssf o. even than - over-sAseS tay -
9 - r.. b. BALDWIN,
Nos ~ and y Bswery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
If Northern Union-saving committees want to

IL Northern Unlon-saylng committees Want 10
know the style of language they ought to adopt le
them read the remarks of Gen. Lane OF Oregon in
the Senate yesterday. Lane makes the ko-tow to
tie slave aristocracy with hearty thoronghnes'
and zeal which leaves our Hunts and Dixes and
Seymours out of sight. Perhaps bis chances OF
being the next President are improved by the pro
cess; perhaps they are not. What is Gov. Sey
mours opinion on that question:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

From Mexico, We learn that DegoladO had lost
half of his army and all his artillery in battle with
MranoD, Lear Queretaro. Mramon had moved
forward to attack Mazatlan. He had suspended
Marquee, who had taken the $3,0O0,OOO 10 specie.
It was reported that great excitement existed at the
City of Mexico in consequence of the rumor that
Juarez had signed treaty Of Intervention with the
United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The irrepressible conflict was maintained in the
Senate yesterday by the two divisions Of the Demo
cratic party, the Republicans having no part in the
agitation. Mr.. Pugh made an Ingenious and effect
i've speech upon the exclusion of Mr. Douglas from
the I, rritonal Committee. lie told them that out
of every hundred Democrats in the nou-sayeholding
States, ninety -nine sympathiIed with Mr.. Douglas
on the question Of Slavery the Territories, and
that prescribing him prescribing the great body
fihe party. lie slso called attention to the fact
that the chair Of every single Committee that con-
trolls the pubic business in the Senate is held BY
Senator from Slaveholdng State, the expulsion Of
Mr. Douglas having rendered complete the pro-
scrpton of the representatives OF Free States. Ia
the course Of this speech, Mr. Pugn told unusual
amount Of truth, the knowledge Of which, as com
ing from him, cannot do any harm to the country
The prescription of Mr.. Douglas was defended
by Mr.. Rice Get ts Brute }, Mr.. Iverson, Mr.
Gwin, Mr. Lane and Mr.. Brown Altogether, it
may be called day well spent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
The rribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 o'clock this morning 1t viii
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths, and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer.
The California steamer North Star will leave to-
day at O'Clock. The mails close as O'Clock Single
copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, for sao at the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

A disastrous FIRE occurred in the village Of
Medina, Orleans County, Sunday morning. The
Touring mill of Messrs. Hill, Whalen & Co. was
destroyed, together with $50 900 worth of grain.
The total loss amounts to $4,000, on which there
was an insurance of $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

70 Js, r. u,-a,ur T-isis" aforesaid has or Ia, m,
been c;,,ula,sd in - 1rss Csrolipn, we ss rst u.
reouisitoD vii, bs maa. and that I" The Gevwsos
"of that State New.Ye mea"'og-"su be
peIemptorily requirrd to basa over Tue said
" Edwin ID. Morgan" TO such je> '@e as judge
Sanders aud the GRIND Jury Of ". 500 County
are eager to dispense to him. Let ihs s9oPr' ee
given Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Subscribers desiring change Of decson viii please nontoS
hsir old Post, Office address well the 70 which they
wish thei paper
Also, whether h b the Daily OF Semi Weody st Weekly
edition that Il tskeR-
Changes from Clubs should always be written for by th. Post
master or Agent whose Club the papes TAKEN stating hen
the remittance sent By doing delay may hequsuy Be-
sveided
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

We have now the chOsp COmPend of Helpers I"TsHd"S
Cyis Of n. Sou on our counter Price copy 7S cents
s,pt b, mai. eight cents additional win be required to pre-
nav pss Bst better your DsbOr and order twenty OF
,ept by express You viii then be Of receiving
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Mr.. Seward was to sail from IIavre in the Arago
ote week ago to-day. He may then be expected
here on Tuesday of next week. lie will be wei
coined home with enthusiasm by personal as well
as by political friends. e..t-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The Democratic Senators were in caucus. yes
terday, On the Pubic Printer appointment question,
but reached no agreement upon a candidate.
There was much diversity in their preferences.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

By way of New -Orlean', We learn that Browns
vile, on the litb, was defended by 300 men. Cor
tinas had been reinforced, but no fight had ye
taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The Republican National Committee will meet at
the A.tor House n this City tO-morro9 at noon, to
determine tho time and place of hOlcing our next
National Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Atepq)crI, Daily Gribmtre.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1859.
- nnuncsu.lNnrnrs

TO CORKESPONDENTS.
ge soo4 can b. tAeh Of Anonymous Communications WnsS
v,r a ineudrd for insertion be authenticated oy the
nane and address Of the wneruo necessarily Tor P0hkes~
ton but O. 9 guaranty fot his good faith
We csnnot undertake rearD rejected COMMUNICATIONS
apsess letter. for TBB 1RiBnHB should In s ca2os De a.
Sressed N HORACE GREELHv CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The NKw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is pibhshed every
morning and EvennsSundsys excePed)-the morning edpon
delivered 10 City Subscribers at l2I cents per week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

X a
RtDx.xh Rn.px RxtlkF viii instantly step the most ex
ef, achca burns, scaids cuts, WSeaas
Ao tkefvly rsndeslng mportSnt tha, every iiy
ISen rpppiy pf Il in the ATted win this remedy
housshoid Always protected Assins, seddrn sseks o. -
u~a speedily pain h0se sneefEf Hou Nne
sa.sua Nsssssa Cssps spasrs, Diarhes ChSeFS &e 1a
SsssAs 90 principal sfsce No - JOhnst, EewY0Tk
City. -. =. - = .,.v,.
Uhere.
- .1. y, AhL-Proi Woob's HAis REsToRArIyH,
@ ~ "a proa1Wsy sold By N Druggists sad FsSsy
Ooe1s Deesp
TogI0WAY's PILLS AND OtsTaENT;-t
- seet us a. these Dedcinee IA nc .o" 20 nss
Neshes Snsens oa hs ceasitSH q TIE e'SS 'hs'e rom
saiss ~ lzssasties.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
To Adxertisers.

We will thank our advertising patrons to send in
their advertisements early in the day as possibe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
PrRIFY TIE BLOOD.

II
SuTeOr all others known TO De BRASDRBrHs PiLLs
which py without any tbs least danger remove those
aess the bowels and circulation which occasion or sustain
disease Colds coughs and inAneI cured at once ~ few
do6es
READ WHAT A SINGLE Dosg DID.
Mr. James Stman, editor and proprietor Of The "etcne''e
County Journal says Dec 10 1855 About two years ago rup
tured uyse and have truss ever since 10 the oo
Of last month taken with slight pain 10 the upper o1hee Of
the rupe The psn gradually increased till on the thifd aJ
could not stand sB could md any position IN ood
give me the The symptoms were aoEe'ber h'e 0'
stIsngusied hernia thought your Pils mSh' e1o VIC a
l sf and took three Of the Vegetable Uuversss Taey
opersed IN about hours Immediately after "h'en an P
cessed and have bern able since to stend to my
with out the slightest Interruption - 80
drugssta Price 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
sAIT.RRPUM OP LOXG STANDING.

"I Nacouber Of New Bedford cared Of Salt Rhsum
lopR ssn6ng by Dr. s. Is. Smiths Magnetic Sslye-DsVid
6iaord" For sale by DR. B. SMITH. No S29 Canslst oy
" KLLs & Co. 30. il6 franllinst and by dIug1sts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

FINE GoID JEwELRY-Imported.- invite
attention 20 our ospsy u Eussn Eusmeed and crig oo
eiry IN fsn asd ksf sess bEaooets LochS &c "''
CoRAL sad 0AkSR1 JEvELkr r
No sH7 Broad~ay. oornef OF sprng-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Y n. r..

RApvA RRsoyArs0 REsoLvEsT il The great constitution
Al remedy II heals old purihes the blood insih "ha
tie ,yste renewed ah and resolves and eKternhate All
chronic sud constitution al diseases will ouay erapeate
tom The system ell croiuous and eancerous affections tumoi
modes ulcers csnkers rash letter ricketts, fever sores sa
rhsuue and all other diseases arising from an In
KApwIr Co.'S principal Office, No % JOhnst, Sew'YOrk
City. ~ -
H. sold by Druggists aud storekeepes every
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
ASTHMA.

From the Rev D. Let's Frankfort, ; An old lady Of our
acquaintance been greatly afflicted with hs'haa for NAY
yess and bss tried multiplicity Of prescriptions with little or
Ny wife her psn Of bo1 Of the bkoseHAL
TKOcHks hesrd that she found great ree'
from their to-day she some I'VE nes
TO had only box @ bot could not rls
I'd BkovH's BKoRcHIAL TKOCHRs CoUGH OOIESGSS are
Add tbrougho Il the United Sold by al Drugssts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

GLASS SHADES GLASS SHADES
Grass sEADEs Of all szss m covering elocks howefs &c ks
constantly hand and made order Depot No lSS William
st., corner Of Aun-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

tAem.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The "RIGGs TRUSS" by reason Of lateral pres
sure contracts instead Of euargpg the openngs whit" also
the cord om destruction Injury Waterproof sSays
clean and durable than any Other TEgs
No 4f8 Broou1e-st.. broadway.
, 1859-04-06
fFfom the y. I. Courier and Erqulscr. I'd. I


The excitement respecting the stock of Flour
can hardly be said to hare abated. An author
lied statement made up by Mr., n. B. Collins, Of
tue finn Of Mason / Collins, shows total stock
Of 465,09o bbls. This is evidence Of how wide
Of the mark, estimates Carried on for any length
OF time, on IN erroneous assumption, may lead
us. The statement is put forth with the sane
tion and has the endorsement Of such leading
houses IN the trade as D: 4 A. Dows, X. F. Sage,
J. B. uerTick / Son, Jesse Hort Co, Wade
l. Bro, Whttlescy 4 Sherwood, Newman i
Co., Gray 4 Glusscll. Hicks L Hathaway,
George 3. Powell, 1saac II. Reed, aud many
others Of standing. The estimates of daily
ioca! mllcrs (leadins items for consideration, J
By. which the exaggerated stock Of l,s4o,ot0
bhls is reached, hare been carried on for about
sereuteen months. i mistake of thousand
barrels day in understanding the sales for con-
sumption which make difference in that time
Of $1,000 bt}s, 10 which add IN over estimate
Of 500 bb!s per day Of the deliveries of local
have further difference Of a56 900 bbls, making
total difference Of III 700 bbls. The differ
cnce between our cotemporary's estimate and
the actual stock is s7a,00U bbls, but it started
November !, 1SJ77, with Z stock statement then
too large BY l0o, CIV bbls.
From tie New York Com, Exchange Aphl31
On Thursday, morning paper, which has en-
joycd the confidence Of the trade, until within
the pnst two years, published m estimate of the
stock, which was SO manifcstly incorrect that
the trade were greatly enraeed, and could with
difficulty rcstrnin their feelings at the imputa-
tion cast upon their integrity. They feel, and
very justly too, that such statements and impu-
ta.ions are not only Insulting to them. but are
Of great injury to the trade of our city, rs no
merchant at the West or South, i be beliesed
that VIC held ~ ,343, QUO bbls. Of four" or evcn
half that quantity: would be likely to ship -four
to this market. The trade, with great unanimi-
tr. resolved to make up the stock, and every
house holding any -four, has furnished report,
and their names will be found below, and the
aggregate, it will be seen, is 465,774 bb!s-which
we assure our readers they GIN depend upon as
full count, embracing eseu the hnlf bbls
held By many houses The quantity given by
the trade, exceeds our expectations more than
sixty thousand bbIs embracing large lots, which
We supposed had been shipped some time since,
and which will not be offered in this market. OF
this stock some 10000 bbls are unsound, md
this description is. rery unstable, mud IFS value
somewhat nominal.
, 1859-04-06
The Louisiana Free Negro Law.
tEnr,,@ fhA Kz- ilt3..4rs pl~,trra

We hare already expressed our belief in the
Importance ofthis enactment, especiallyn i view
Of It's effects upon the commerce Of this port
The controversy with forciEn governments in
regard to the treaty rights Of their colored sea-
men had been satisfactorily adjusted by the
libe.nl legislation Of the State, which has per
mitted them to enter, remaining on board Of
the ressels, but with permission to land on the
business Of the ship, under the permits Of The
municipal authorities, with 'sureties for their
good conduct and return. No eril has been e1.
petienced or complained Of in the working Of
these regulations, and it is pity that they
should hare been disturbed Under the new
1aw ercEy such negro nrriving must be taken
from the vessel and imprisoned on shore at the
charge of the owners, aud only released after
expenses paid md bonds given, within twenty
four hours bcfure sailing. 1t makes new OBJ
struction TO the commerce Of the port, and it
opcns, unnecessarily, a controversy Of a very
embarrassing character. We hare no sort pf
doubt Of the full right Of the State to make such
enactments, to regulate, or prohibit altogether,
the admission into Louisiana Of anE cls*a Of per
sons who tnny be thought to be unrafc or unit
residents. But, in REV of tho complicated re-
lasious which that question bears to the federal
and 10 foreign authorities, it is right which
really important to conserve State interests. It
is not wise or cxpcdient to bring it into cxer-
cisc, unless thcrc is rome rial grievance to be
remcdicd or some rcal danger 10 be avoided.
Neither emergency has been shown to exist, re-
quiring the abrupt change Of mild Legislation,
that has been found to work well, md to require
the rigid incarceration on ehorc Of every colorcd
seau1en or servant that arrives here On .fo-eiqn
,<s4slI,
, 1859-04-06
Railroad FfeI0hfk.

The New York Central Railroad Managers
hare decided to reduce their freight charges to
the point necessary to recorer to this city that
trade which has bcen sbs.ractsd from Us BY the
lower tariffs adopted bv the Pennsylvania Gen.
trial and Baltimore aud Ohio roads This adran-
tagc to the Philadelphia and Baltimore mer-
chants has been from Is to & per ton, and has
been sufficient to materially injurc the trade Of
New York. 4 memorial signed BY laEge mum
ber Of Our merchants, representing this fact. was
presented to the New York Centrai Managers.
who hayc acted promptly upon il, and gu qpon
the business public of the city 10 sustain them
The Ere Manager viii no doubt follow in the
Same course. Tha Managers Of ths two roads
have been in consultation for few days, but 40
platform Of common interest has been adopted.
The Central, We understand, was willing to d.
side the cattle traffic, but the Erie demands I
division Of all the business Of the t1o roAda.
This the Central WIS unwilling to yield.-N. +.
Tri1xa<, 1ss.
HAlrx1onx, Apen Il
The New i ork Central Railroad having issued
circular announcing its purpose to take freight
from New Iotk tn the West as cheap a. the Bal
tinore md Ohio will, from Baltimore, the latter
Is determined to reduce freights 50 u TO msiu-
tain The present difference in fasor Of this city.
, 1859-04-06
FKk8A.tckE kyFU R1ET1EG&Es

Gov. Lowe, Of Iowa, has Issued his proeis-
nation Recommending that Friday, the eed inst,
BE- set apast and obscrved By the people Of that
State = = adaI of faating and prayer. ;: :
The Rev. Edward Deeehes, D. D., il about
to publish sequel to his "Condiet Of Ages'"
under tbe name Of "Conoord of-Asee" From
the fact that the work is announced BY The Rev-
j. Dr.. II hittemore; of the Uaie4Aatist 3rnmpH,
who kuows morc about it than he is It liberty to
disclose, and indosses its '.esseatial Christisn
truth,' some modification Of its authors form
er 1iews may be expected.
We hare stated, On the authority of coma
Of the ViFgiDia papers, that neither Of the can
didates who are running for Governor in hat
state hare anything 10 boast Of II the way Of
good looks. Another journal says Ar. Letcher,
the Democratic nominee, is tho personi6cation
of'one Of the first families" He dresses fine,
wears large gold spectacles low down upon his
nose, has a rcd head aud fair skin, md cuts his
hair close.
Alexander Dumas arrived ut Athens, from
Russia md Asia, dressed in complete Cirras~,
sim costume, all his European garments haTing
been used up in his long journey. King osho
and Queen Amelia received him very cordially.
he returned to Paris in the same dress, and i'm
| 1nediatelr pub,iahed treatise on Russian cook.
ing.
| "a writer in HouseIoL WorRt thus describes
the nerson,1 o,ne,ra,r. of Eano1oon 1r1.
-. Appe" A.s' - 'APo'soA -
ne Is gr,Iz,cd, cadaVesous; hod lame N me
!Git mp; ana lapofs 10 conceal 1nls last oetec1'
| his wax IS AWKWARD. He turns out us toes'
ana aeaas % neasny or tne sffong et'ek ne ea91les
| n u's "eu,eio'eo naun. He 1s cafeiuA5 ueeseu;
be bas nafhinr of u te MI "r If nm nerfectlr dressed
man Ills firure il not improved by the cuirass
which his eoat will not conceal. Every step be
er.br With look Mhieh @ III has something uncanny ~ .
in its expression.
! The Administration ;onrnal. are all the
time yirtuou.,y indignant about something thu.
has hannened or il ehmt tn bsnnrn in centrn}
~ s.I, ..r - .s
A1oeFlea' 'ocse Is great oea oi soooo ano
fur5, just now, because some Of the Central
Americans, the other day. thoueht OF attacking
ros.., ,rt;,h .od 49,, ~ =, a. un;.aa Sts,as
D.essel t1eu ''' "<'A 'o' ~ Nc A' .'1%e,
ship, and ran AWAY when they saw tho Ing o.
our country. Dreadful, isn'tit!-
, 1859-04-06
The n. Z. Church South.

Ehx 4 I a. a. gsssa III q it:slt {
e. fsh e h the u ~ all ii tbs fs d
We answer, we ~ already straight up and
firm for "the faith Iaf:the fathers "-especially
"sersauta to obey their masters n-who return
I'd the fugitive slaSe" Onesimu4 to bis Chris
tim master Phlemon-aud who troubled nei-
thes church nor stAta On the subject Of slavery.
~ 70 aAoloch," we regasd thst idol-god to Be
abo'itionism- -and ~t are not "prostrate It his
ieet:" He drove US for refuge and quiet to the
South because we would not bow-and here We
are. trying, by the grace of God, to obey the
prrcepts Of " the fathers" under their own
yine and g-tree, with none daring to molest or
make US afraid. "-lRaeAmoad Adrocdtt :
That will do. Dr.. Rosser is sound on the
question. We have no argument to advance
capable Of rebutting the above estinable flash
where be can hare q1id. ,Seseralpersons from
his region passed through the Northwest re-
Gently, on their why to Canada, for the same
blessing We trust that, like Dr.. B., they have
found i, and now git. undisturbed by orerseer
or auctioneeE. under their own rine and fig
But about that fuqittrt. Ecclesiastical history
tells Us that Philemon Vas bishop, OF at least
= deacon. A good man. no Doubt And then
he owned the Jny Onesmus, and when the
"boy" WAS converted, owned him as much as
ever. and indeed, owned more than eser, for he
owned both Atm and his religion.
ol course he had perfect right to use all
We can easily coneeise Of huge placards, hand
so.nely written, posted up in public places,
{Wonldnt it hare been edifying') reading about
as follows:
z STOP H1M!: THIRTY AE1R REWARDS!
IA Ran away from the subscriber. residing In Co.asc,
c by nan,ed vn.sintas H y Of Ih5xan birth ne
1afG hs!1 long and c1ndne,l Gy iuEian but il i
lsis; tha 10 has assumed The d:se 9t n Eh,oan
Agned Icing good understanding and famous Abs. He
ttVk with him. when he I'D considerable u naoaer,
es.aled up 10 tag
The Above reward viii be paid any who shall scn1n
the money. Oneh1Ed fur the money. The buy be de-
nsesd at he assouags Or Ia any prison With
In the province
This niee i especially commended 10 al brother clergy
men ho Will 1cnenet the words Of Asster~
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brethren. God and liberty! :, PHILEMON,
Minister of the Gospel At Uoluase-