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MEDICINES.

D. 'ohI nsTCTiwoxK
- LOCK hospital,
Has Disoocs,ed fAs .oa Csrtass, Speeds, a.d oaIs
EfectNaI Remedy IN ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMGED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w:.hn. Of B.ei ssnet,r.., As.sa,n. .fsh Ldn.y
.nd Bladder, invepnsry Dsehsress, fmpotsney, Gsbsr
.oa s.a fr:os s% .%eSSss
pmnss sfsest iddinsss, Dsssss Of the Hssd rAr,I
se.. T.TfiSi: Disorders .T.ins from solitary sssta q
der Marriage impossible and destroy Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
h. drssdfui and ds.ruenr. habit which snnr.y sy..p.
an snmsy grave tbopsaads Of foenG Men Of me
snrsne Cd listening s.nst.s with III. thund.s
dsnss.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Ysung Men s.nisnplsans h.,-
rage, beng Of physical weakness srCAhie cSsi
dsformitiss, &c- speedily cured
sPoa his shl physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDEkICK sTRE0F,
sf hand going from Baltimore few dsers fr.s
The ecrn.r Fsi not 70 observe name and number Lsasu
Dr. JOHNSTON,
Memssu sfths Regal College ofssreseos hsndsn gr.sss
and the rr.ssr psr Of Whoa. s been spent ia n. Se
prt.l. Of London Paris Phadsphis aud has e.
Known; many trosb.d with ringing IA n. h..d and ..r
when asleep; great net1cusnsss beng alarmed sudden
times With Of mind, cured imnsdiats
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
rssnG Men and ohsrs sbo have injured themselves BY
certain practice indrlssd when habit fr.Qss6,
learned from evil companions, or al school, The ssseu
render. m.Isis. i@pc..5I. and d..6;. S..h @ins ."s
body, should Apply imm.diatsly
early habit Of yorth Wis; W.stn." Of the Bach and
%e: Pm. IN tss s.;s hnat,. Of SIGH Los. Of Ms.es.
,Dsrang Of the Dig General Debility
MESTaLLT"TS. fs.r;si eject. on IN. mind ar. m,,..
q spr Er
Low. OF Solitude Tmdiiy etc., ere SEINE Of the s'is pre-
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-rbs,..nd.e n.v Isdss VIA,
10 the their declining health losing thar vsot Be.
about hs sys cough az Of
DISEASES or IMPRUDENcE.
b. mSs.s 81. :s.s. Of s painful G.. .s s s
happens timed Of shame discover,
oo a & nc. .Ss
q s.Hs s bis Hd rec. sAH S T
month after month, long the smallest fee Oh
CALLING d,appointmsn or By IN. ne. Of that dad,
po.on MsreuTy hasten Ii. eonsuiionnl symptoms tbs.
esn te progressing with ghful rAPidity all pus
70 S osrsg 1 y sending hm 70 ..
DR. JoHNsoNsREMEDYFo FOR ORGANIC wEAkNEss
,.,AsD IMPoTEsCY.
are speedily cured and full ,rOr restored Thos.snds y III.
most nsrrou, a1s dsbiistsd vhs had ls all hops, have
n .dmsn.. M.rr.s. Physical or si.nt. p.q..i,-
Trembling and ws.ins. EIb.ssu.o sfths ns.t is.rs
ENDoRsEmEsT or THE pREss.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured stthis institsusn within
es Sy Dr. Joa.s
rsPorsn Of tho papers and many other persons
sids hs standing ssnsm.n 81 ehsrse,st r..e,n.
sillty suaci'n rvsrents. 70 III. ssietsd. n 2aly
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MEDICINEN
% rs NOT 100 NUCl 70 SAY,
OLD AND YOU N g.,

vl.-rHAr S REsEESsx4iy MEooD's HAIa
imaginable ssS Perfectly, restore the gray, eovsr
m: sd s:a ss
1ressrve the sosp free from al disease TO the great
81 so d gen. sss sna
Ladies' Of Sl Glasses, ell the world, bear testi
Read the following, and judge:
HIoKGng 6sovT b. ch.r,s. co, No. =. Nov; Is. ~:
-:r TO 0s. Of ydur a and .
Effects erfui, duty you and IN.
been perfectly covered with and called seald
head. The hair almost entirely came Cd consequence
Rsna,i1e; ". did 8 with nd. hop. Of but to
surprise and that Of all friends few applications
crop Of hair started and that
any other child We cam therefore and do hereby recon
mend your Rsscratys perfect remedy for all diseases Of
the scalp and aair We are, yours respectfully.
SARAH A. HIGGfNBoTHAM.
PROP woop-Dear Sir. My hair had, for several years.
a. which rendered the constant Of oil
in dressing it. When commented using your Hair R.sors
ing tlf tn. last weeks, it h.,
turned to its natural color and assumed .Ofnsss and u.rs
greatly be preferred those produced by
Of o or any other nave n.sd lrsgsrd as an
used Hair Restorative tn. simPl. purpo,. Of
dressing or beauufyng the hair You have permission
refer m. all who doubt Of its performing a.
MRS. c. srMoNps, liz Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S. 1857.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: By the advice Of a friend Of
mne who has been using your Hair Restorative,
duced 10 try had the fever, last My, aud
nearly every HAIR head Now hair has
come great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy that feel 10
afflicted have been. would induce Civ.
public acknowledge Of the bensft have
Prof VI oods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JAcoBs.
The Restorative put up bottles of three xes,
viz large, nedrn, and small the small holds hs Il
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle the
dium holds a. least twenty per cent. more proper
tlon than the small rctsis for two dollars per bot
ts; the large holds a qusrt, % per cent. more in
proportion, ala retails for 81 bottle.
%. WOOD Il CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, Tin the great N.Y. Wire Railing Estab-
llshment.) and l4 Market street, ST. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
fRIEsEmAR.

sses,sd by tks Seals Of tke Eeole d, PIayna ~
Rerts, asd ths InapctaI College Of Msdsess1,
No. I 10 invaluable for exhaustion, spermstor-
rhSs' and al physical disabilities;
seSrs and pernlcious nee Of oopeyla and oubebs
no. has entirely suppanted the injurious use of
relief dlsRersns all Impurities, and roofing out the
TRTESEMAR,N Nos. IL and Rare PREPARED in the
iorn OF loSenst, devoid Of taste and smell, and
90 oc ca I,ea ~ the waistoost pocket Sold IN an
esrea q vApeea, Laemend, Roux, Rioord, &C.
~ ~ eeSn, or four Gases for 9s which ssves Ss
TS Dc bad, wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BAR Row,
Is - Ptceoker street, four doors below MoDousA
y, nittanoe, Dr; Barrow viii forward the Triesemsr
S2es.ss Pr OF me ro,d securely packed, and ID
iSsScS HfS y :. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wssb-
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PHToGRArHIc .INsTAR- OIL, -PA1NT-
90 5a6ss' Ss ssss,1a5j;S"..L 2css.; g PtILf
9ve' ae. e.tvesl sth And IslS sts. sc1s 49, 49, q
- Jeness estehfs3ea Fcreien St,tio1.xAsn = 70,
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P. ENRICH.
COLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,

~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT B. COLEMAN, late of the firm Of
Coleman & Stetson of the Astor House \ 4
and more recently of tho St. Nicholas VEAv
Hotel, New York, has, in connecnon with Iks
charge of the above well known house for . term
of years Many important alterations and improve
every respect.
The LOCATION of this house 10 convenient to trsv-
to all points, and the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington depots being in CLOSE proximity.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS Will he made with families
single gentlemen for Board. (either full or par
TALL
They will continue the International Hotel, at
Niagara Falls, New York, in the same sum1tuous
manner that has made 1t popular with the travel.
ing public during the past season. de % SIN
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TEE BEEF coW WakE sDSRVP in The
Tie best COUGH sYRG Dip in the world 10
AARTsHORNE'S PEGTgkAL SYRUP OF

nounoed By medical men, and those Who have ~
IT, 70 be the best PREPARATION for CoseAs, Colds O.
0old, and preventive Of that lion Of diseasss, o..
the taste, sotens, clears and The vo,oN
alays az irritation OF the throst and lungs, and Drs
10 Bottes g and - cents and sI. Sold b, ali
lrlggistA In WashinGton. Gsorsetovn and AlsxaS
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INSeg T E FOR th h2 II RsE3srekAr1oN OF
CERTAIN n, LANDS TO MARKET in TIE


s to the SIZE sS. or 81
sd ~ the constructlos of certain railroads therein
izs the release from withdrawal Of the lands here
matte. described notice hereby siren that ali the
Y NJ. q is ms s;
0pssGuss the line
selected IN ctrHe Of said grant or reserved or any
spos. ,gha e end which were subject pTira
so at the vii Ss
after specified, at the ordinary minlfnum Of si.a5
{. e hs hs o e h they have
=, AT the Land Office at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the I'm day Of March next-vlz:
s sass M s sss.si sr'd'a"
Townships is and ii, Of range !, ''''''
TTownshhps H. H. and rffs9rsss and H.
townships Is, i, is, AID il, Of range Is
To ownshhiips D. ls' T. 49, H. and 49, Of Isnse
Toxnsaips il Is, H. and is. Of rsnse i Is.
townships 70, Is, and u, of range 81.
Townships "a and II, of iange q.
T TownsRbiiPs =, Is, and ~ Gfra9Es
Townships is and II, Of range "a.
Township IL. ofrange Is.
the 18th day Of March next-viz:
North Of the base line ard east Of the pr.eipal me
Township 1, of rang ss and ?.
North Of tie base line and Of the pr,.eipal me-.
Townships ], s, and 4, of rangeI
townships ], 2, 4, and 5, of range 2,
Townships l, 2, and s, of ranges
Sohh Of the base line and east Of the PRINCIPAL ma
rtdtdn.
TTowns shPs q, Z and 10, Of rangel.
townships 2, s, 4, 6, and H. Of range s.
townships 2, s, 4, s. and II, of ranges.
townships 4, 5, 6. 7, II, -, and IS, of range5
townships 4. 5, 6. 7, ana Is. OF range 6.
townships 6, 80, 10, Ii, IS, and Il, of ranre7
townships 8, 9, 10, II, II, and "a. of range g.
townships 9, 10, II. and II, of ranges.
townships - and IS, of range 10.
Townships 10, n, IL, IS, and IA. of rangel II.
Townships III, IL, IS, and Ia, of range II.
Soxh Of the base line and icest of the ma
ridicn.
Townships I, 2, and 6. of rangeI,
Townships and 2, of range2.
townships ], 2, 4, and S, of range s.
Townships l, s, 4. 5, and 6, of rang es T. s, rndG
townships J, s, 4, AGO S, of ranges and g.
Townships /. s, and 4. of ranges
Townships 2. s, and I, of ranges 10 and II.
Given under my hand, at tho city of Wasbinr
ton this twenty ghth day Of December, 1853
~, JOS. =. " II,SON.
Actg Commissioner General Land (|f6ca
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the depa rtment
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can he
made for advertising proclamations exoeot to sucS
publishers as Specially ed to nm sh h..
N n R.EI -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OPENING-OPENING!-

u EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The undersigned has the honor OF announcing TO
his friends and the citlIens of Washing : 4
ton and elsewhere. that be Will open his yE IA
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of 18th and Penn.
avenue, on SATURDAY, next Theatrangements. en-
ont with suoh circumspection ~ TO suit every de-
mand which may be made for good eating, drinking,
united with prompt service. Apartments can be
Rad at stated prioe per dav or week, whist meals
will be served either at table fhote a Ia carte
The location Is suoh a. to sciitste Official business
matters, being central and commanding ready 40
The Restaurant attached IN the hotel viii Away q
be in q condition to accommodates passengers Who
tiers himself that liberal patronage will reward his
exertions, as no pains will be spared in order TO
give entire Satisfaction 70 those who may honor
him with their custom.
fe rs If p. ENRICH.
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Two THE AFFLICTED!

i MRS, M. COHS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
This liable preparatio ion has proved to be one of
Rhenmatlsm, Scurvy, Eruptions and Blotches on
the SKIN, Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
and ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury
ever presented 10 the public.
Tesiimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country In possession of the proprietor, tes
ufying to it's curative powers.
OsIt is sold by most Of the Druggists Of Balti-
moro, and at the residence of the proPuetor:
MRS M. cox,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
VPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for Is.
Georgetown, ID. c., has been appointed w holesale
Agent for the District, and win supply the trade ~
my prices. de2-u
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III. a5sataa asS s1 1Ss HEsy$.ts2.
FRBPAkED BYA CHEMISr.

1919 Ah8O - ChEAI6I.
1effLn Il, > and - cents and one dollar
AksHhATEsT PISC0XERY IN MEDICAL
aAkISnOHNEe CURE-ALL should be ksss
- n ~ IN Csc OF accidents or sudden sicf
cures TO get . lhysioian. 'A
cs.sc la,s u any an Of the sysssn s.d 10 .sst
az tsthe fTsSssnt changes Of the vessher pre-
e enS 90 Cold, EhsrIatsn, Pain in the Linbs
ges eoaae IL scts upon the Nerves, MuscIss-
Sanevs, 5ooo and Bones; add By its varm;nf cleo
Get bot.le and Try IL o INC
sSksE4 T ase fs5is GsS Ykbr y; 81 AkfS
SWH atiE tie Sost coash syn, /. tSs
IfIcs AZ hiliess. sss HARrsHoRNEsANu-
5lLioUSPlLL,S. They cot upon the Liver. So
- ano Bowels, carrying OF al Bile md Foul o.
sSSy: %s .,, r & Asd = q R s,
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Total amount audited and reported. .Sls5, 667 U3
1t 10 supposed that another appropriation Of
S75 900 In addition to the $3.50, 600 already appro
priated will be required. The following amounts
were appropriated to railroads for transportation,
mond Fredercksburg, and Potomac, IS GIG;
Richmond and Petersburg, 1927; Baltimore and
Ohio. SIS 373 IS.
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N" fo srEz 1xsD 4 ssHH!NGroN

Ala4sqSS,s .ad aWS .1sI.,,yE VERNON win l..v.
o SS5s EVERY !. = y. WEDSEs KS sfHek
tngton every SATURDAY., n o,cIs.Wr ash
.n $4,000 sen join ihe ship q AIs1a.s,,.
n BIS e. no e Of The dsSsstacss any
eross me oer ~ eonseiaenoe Of low "a. 2
81 the ander!says TO and from q 100! sSo,
For freight OF Iss:sxssI,b 70 z1FfsF ?
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M ~ -, y LOCKE Coatiauss TIE les... -
49, IN sssMAkiN9 IN 81 IN hrHnebss ~ RI
'sr's:t sreeS 0rosaee 800 - ~ - NO
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AsrK1N sP ENT xNS ssRoMArIc
QENTRIFRICE,
For Cleansing, Reeutifs ing, and Preserving the
Teeth and Gums
QUNNAVANT'S
n o u T II w "A n,
For Iuiamed
And liberated Gums!
DUNNAVANT'S
0DONTAGIC ELIXIR,
For the Cure of
Toothache and Neuralgia!
Sold by ell the principal Druggists. no la-sm
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G0ETHE's C0RREsPoNDENcE WITH A
The Life and Correspopdencs of Thomas Aruo,d
", iate hesd master q Rugby Sehool, and keEns
Oxford: BY Arthur Psnrhyn STANLEY. 4. A., In 2vo
portrait and sketch Of his hfs. Edited S1. ~
SfEohn price a
dss -. 3sl Pa ave-. BET stS snS iesh :. (
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C.yr,9sEsE.2gs5f.F.s. s sgASS s.E;, o,,s.,..
Bsehsf ao'Pi,s., fn,tTrmen.. or R,nss"sSss
sSR ~, sna: u @ssessa 2 .foft br M sxSssisoo~
~.., b EaEHfoSRadSErr CURE
d. serI kssa. 6is sses 81 = s:.ssss sUna
'i;IS:n6 10 oksilss'svS NJ '''"
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Has f E8kk5so db Ti fH2sHkE as cA5s iE9MEm
SINGERS No. o SEWING MACHTMn
0aa .ev % lee yes 81. Hssdr.d 6ellariLtH

q. Sos ). i.i sos 81. HssS,.4s 66 .lidH,!iyN1
No. Jer Nsssty Doilers
For manunotnring purposes the only reliable and
sSne1oeie1 SeCing Machine In the vorld.-L n
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty TO Seventh
hve Doilars. We have tried them In our own IN
St1&W Co.'s GaGsese.
" We invite ell to oaIl At our washington Oa,os.
NO. SSs rennA avenue, under National Hotel. and
Sxa9ine them and their work. The great eoonomy
IN uslng Suoh Masculine will ct once become -
B4ienI Exlianafions given % ell. Circulars Illue
1aone eli OF SINCERE Sewing Machines, WITH sDoel
mems OF their work, furnished 10 al or scot % -,
good assortmsnt Of Thread, Needles, rv,st
s19 1snes machlne findings kept on hand, and ool1
WIN. / a iisXbNSEK z CO. 4ss Bro.dv.y,N.Y
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A TRIP TO CUBA. BY MRS. JULIA WARD
"A HOW vol; price IS cents.
Sermons on St Paurs Epistles to the Corinthians
delivered in Trinity Chapel, Brighton, by the late
o. 80.
Tne cheap edition of Captain McClintock's Mar
IS cents.
Poems by Thomas Buchanan Read, . new and
enlarged edition, vols p Joe So, For sale by
feA BLANCHARD & MOHcN,
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t. SEWING MACHINES. -
Sisss hsssssi iosa sSs. !: =:
0nScnse Hin9fs vita 9nernng scclraqy. a9s saaly
the lnoe. delivered. u only Oh ard s. ,fhe3 eas
% 'eea q ny Hos'.farni.Ai3dfs sStSri 1oxe sHs
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NoIE;LUnder the regulations of the department.
made for sdvertisin9 mo Payment can be
publishers as are SPECIALLY dxthorixed to pu bish by
the Commlssloner Of the General Land Once
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JooViNs.Si III BEssT 9E<LITY ,,, :
n I've De- q tSe sSoss js:siy eat.S,,s.s
insis Si tSs st g ~ tas e . viieS Ne
rs I:W: c6EGEYY es % 81 sm
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CLARK MILLS STATUE OF WASHING
price S'-o-just published, and for sale by
PHILIP SOLOMONS
to y Sole Agents for Ialrsnse's Staiionery. Se
MISS MARTHA HAINEs BUTT. OF NOR
N1 FOLK, VA.-Leisu-e Moments or Nan.
s asi1 e: ! sHss price sOgoe I9
fsle Metropolitan Bookstore. $50 Pa Az
NPHILP & sOLQMON have iu.f ss,s's essrs:
feS,Ss ss q o. chrc%o LthosspSs from
s1ossd in beauty aaytSinS hitSesto 49, ~, sio
Chrome Lithosssphy. 10
.fsa. Pc - PHttf S0LoNoN's.
ID a.i. 80. Ma Pa. sy., bst Sth and 10th IL.
sss%oc xSss 'or Lsvrsnes's ssisbrsssd Forei,
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~ ATVERY Low PRICES
we are now receiving large and well selected
and Brown ShiItlnSs. Cotton and Linen SheetIres,
RaWenfs lane 10 s1s .aen H. and CIfhs pcss
and Linens, s. UndIessek Cambros, Plain and
IsconetQ Cambrlcs, Cambria and Swiss Bands,
Gloves, &C., DO We shs also continue to sell all
our Fancy Silks. Silk Robes, Foulard silks Men
noes and most winter goods at prime cost.
TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON,
No. AZ Louisiana avenue,
fe6 opposite Centre Markst Space.
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JACOB REED,

As accidents tciH hnppen erer in ,reH-,sgxlatsd
families, it is very desirable to have some CHEAP
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
CrOckery, DC,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28
Nnlltlral.
NtO
The barbarian Of Slavery.
(SgCoYD EXTRACT.l


Tn undertaking uow to expose the BAR
BARISM OF SLAVERY, the whole broad
field is open before me. There is moth
ing in its character, its manifold wrong,
it's wretched results, aud especially in its
influence on the class who claim to be
" ennobled" by it, that will not fall natu-
rally under consideration.
know we'll the difficulty Of this dis
cusslon involved in the humiliating Truth
with which / begin. Senators on former
occasions, revealing their sensibility, have
even protested against any comparison
between what we're called the d" two civ
| ilizations ns"-meaning the two social sys-
TENS produced respectively by Freedom
and by Slavery. The sensibility and the
protest are not unnatural, though mistak-
en-. Give civilizations ! +" Sir. in this
nineteenth century of Christian light,
there can be but one Civilization, and this
is where Freedom prevails. Between
Slavery and Civilization there is an esr
sential incompatibility. If you are for
the one, you cannot be for the other and
Just in proportion to the embrace Of Slave
nv is the divorce from Civilization. That
Slave-masters should be disturbed when
this is exposed, might be expected Bat
the assumptions now so boastfully made,
while they may not prevent the sensibil-
ity, yet surely exclude all ground of pro-
test when these assumptions are exposed.
Nor ia this the only difficulty. Slave
ry is bloody Touch me-not, and every
where In sight aow blooms the bloody
flower. 1t Is on the way side as we ap-
proach the national capital; it is on the
marble steps which we mount it faunts
ON this floor. | stand now in the house
of its friends. About me, while | speak,
are its most sensitive guardians, who have
shown in the past how much they are
ready either to do or not to do where
Slavery is in question MenaCes to deter
me have not been spared. But | should
i'll deserve this high post of duty here,
with which ] have been honored by a
generous and enlightened people, if |
could hesitate. Idolatry has often been
exposed in the presence of idolaters, and
hypocrisy has been chastised IN the pres
ence of Scribes aud Pharisees. SGch ex-
amples may give announcement to Sen
ator who undertakes in this presence to
expose Slavery; nor can any language,
directly responsive to thea assumptions
now made for this Barbarlsm, be open to
question. Slavery can only be painted
in the sternest colors; but | cannot forget
that natures steFnest painter has been
called the BEST.
THg BARBARIsM or SLAVERY ap-
pears; first in the character Of Stose'y,
and secondly in the character Of 'Saee,
masters. Under the first head we shall
naturally consider (l) the Law OF Slavery
and its Origin, and (2) the practical re-
suits of Slavery as shown in COMPARISON
between the Free States and the Slave
States. Under the second head we shall
naturally consider % Slave-masters as
shown in the Law of Slavery /; (Z) Slave
masters in their relations with slaves, here
glancing at their three brutal instruments;
and (3) Slave-maSters in their relations
with each ether, with society, aad With
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: 9luft' Gurner.

UNDER THE ICE.
BY ]. NJ. BATES.
Under the ioe the waters run;
Under the ice our spirits lie;
The genial glow Of the summer sun
Shall loosen their fetters by aud by.
80 Moanand groan in thy prison cold,
River of life--riyer Of love.
The winter is growing worn and old,
The frost is leaving the melting mold,
And the sun shines bright above.
Under the ice, under the snow,
Our lives are bound i'll a crystal ring;
BY and by will the south winds blow,
And the roses bloom on the banks of spring.
Moan and groan in thy fetters strong,
River of life-river of love.
The nights grow short, The days grow long,
Weaker and weaker the bonds of wrong,
And the sun shines bright above.
Under the ice our souls are hid
Under the ice our good deeds grow;
Men but credit the wrong we did,
Never the motives that lay below,
Moan and groan in thy prison cold,
River of life-river of love;
The winter of life is growing old,
The frost is leaving the melting mold,
And the sun shines warm above.
Under the ice we hide our wrong
Underneath the ice that has chilled us thro
Oh that the friends that have known US long
Dare to doubt that we are geod and true
Moan and groan in thy prison cold,
River of life-river of love;
Winter is growing warm and old,
Roses stir in the melting mold;
We shall be known above.
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'1nALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
a eady-Made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware,
ppooks, D. Stationery, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
% rp"nls Oils, &c, &c, Ulysses, Potter Co.,
"a, "a; t=5@ Cash paid for Furs, Hides and
eils. All kinds of Grain taken in exchange
"T irade.-l2:2O.
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T. W. KNOX,
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
ISAAC BENSON.
CHARLES REISSMANN,

kBINET MAKER, having erected a new and
convenient Shop, on the Southeast corner
|Of Third and West streets, will he happy 70
receive and fill sll orders In his calling
|2epairing and re-ftting carefully and neatly
done on short Rotics.
eliersport, Nov. s, lS5e.-ll-ly.
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u. J. THOMPSON.

1nhElAGE & WAGON MAKEB and RE-
- .LAIRhR, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa, takes
=. G,'s method of informing the pub . E-so
n' y N general that he is prepared AkA=19t89
y u9 all work in his line with pro1nptness,
80 !. : "orkman-like manner, and upon the
ilos' D., accommodating terms. Payment for
pairing invariably required on delivery OF
work. EsA- All kinds Of PRODUCE
'~'A oa account Of WORK 1885.
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and chattel, giving to man dominion
over the fish Of the sea, and over the fowl
of the air, and over every living thing
that moveth upon the earth: