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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

C~OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care ana
anxiety incident to attention to business Or
STUDY, among the numerous causes OF NtF'oa7
aeadacue he dlsoTdered stale Ut mind ana DOdy
incident to this distressing complaint Is fatal DO"
to all energies and ambition. ouNereTe by TINS 'isor-
DER can always obtain speedy reLet from these dis
tressng attac Ks by using OF the CephaiIc Pills
whenever the sym ptonI appear. 1t quIets tie over
tasked brain reIHXes the tension OF the stomach
which wa accompanies and asgraFates the di5OF-
deTed condition OF the brain.
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A REAL BLESSING

Pagsician.-Well, Mra. Jones' how is that head
ache! 80
Mrs. Jones ZONE! Doctor, all gone! the pill you
cent cured III just twenty minutes ana wish GU
would send more 80 that / Can nave them mandy.
Pagstc,an-i Gu can get them at any DFugElstS
Can IuICepuaIIC rms, u"u they never l%li, ALu
rccoIulueAu them III all cases OF headache.
Ms. Jvaea.-l suau seud Tor a box directly anu
SHAH tell ali ms suffering friends, for they are Tsal
3isSseag.
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DR.. c. II. SHOLES.
Eel TIC INFIRMA ARR
l2T COURT STREET.

BOSTON. MASS
Having given my uHdIgide1 attention for IL =
fifteen yesIs, 20 the treatment OF the gsas1s-lz7
organs, and having had large practice o. -. =
eaity- claim the bet possible adEauLagss l0- -
uent the Grid bss set discovered.
haze been advised by many q cur best -f--
uen TO advertise my rrmedi-s for the peul Et-r-
is. from the act th0St trag BloE ard EHg sfrtrs
sg0E ask G fyReAg Erllsrs % 1irsct tasgH
To The iMt-DIENT AND DEBlLgTAIE1
sPRRMATOREB1A. % sEMIAAL WKAKEzss4
vide into three zges5-
Let. NGGHTLT EMISSIONS. which my kcecrt -
Drops wii cure in = very short time, Withu1f ta--
ID. DAILY ltsCHAEGEs. There are more ea-f-
this than the y9ora D. AGare OF. some % Ebs go
tons high-colore6 and Ncanfy etacustl0lf 4
the bladder. with q smarting sensation nrteI1Et 3
sometimes with 3 tUl bad sediment. and ~ 0,tet'
iHiik-like appearances. ] have aDRiyzed lsUs =
mems Of this Mature, and in all cases have foL-t
ees or semen and Albumen, which T. a. sure 60 :
duee death n Consumption, unless IL il checks
medical treatment.
LOOK To YOUR CASE IL TINE
Sd Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER Sucb case =
be cured by similar means II the pztielt bs ~ l--
wise tolsFable health.
Beet French PreEeutatires NJ low prices
see my advertisement ID the Boston Head. =
yon can learn mort full description Of such CO
Address Z. IL sHOLEs, n u, Ii Cou1 SIS
Boston n"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31
TESTIMONIALS FROM cLERGYMEN

On the efficacy of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from its use:
Rsy JOHN PiERroET. Meds5d Mails efficacy in salt
Rheum snd other CutansOus D.sesseA-
Rev wARREH BURTON. Boston Mas.Its efficacy IN Had
tons and Gsiiersi Debiiis Il. Sslas % Ceigy men
Rev. ARTHUR B. FULLER-Iu Efiesey u Nsrveu. Heed
IL. aud Gs1ersI Debiityi lie ys.ue 70 CIergyrsn.
Rev. AUGUSTUS r. POPE. sOner'le, MAls-Cure for Boi
Rev. GURpow ROBBINS Hartford. conH--I,r Efeasy in
General IsbiHty Liver ConIlsiAt Dysp'Psia' sUtaie
Rev. syLVAEUs COBB Boston Mss.-Is t'se srd reseaey
THoN. WHIT MoRE Boston Ms.s-I,s Use ard Vel
III sses me Be- Sif uo, sIey Prit Eiaseiiy q sGss
E T Sss2f sbd saS eldsie s;aSS M A'' "
Re- ErHRAi SITE IL syr18ss Ksssa' s
Rev THOMAS Pogs- It's Efeaey GsnsrL DEBILITY, liz
Rev RICHARD METcALF. Boston. Mass -IaI' Pro-
nor ies0H and says Il has proved just the Iore
Rsv. N p WEBSTER Bo.,cn h's.sI Value N D,.p,lss
Rev JOS. e. ClIEcH Bostgn, Mas Ii Eacaey Il DIR
E IN r AsE 81 IN !h sa ti. & e Il Il ID L'
Rev. PEARSON "a. Ee~ burgPo, Sia''-I' EHieE7y II
Rev AETHUR r. r CRAwLEY. Her,hsda. Burash. z. l.
Gina Debility Swelling q TIE EItEsulisG
Prof L vlrAlIS sCHEKB Bos,on, Mzss-It' RefrersHvs
PweT BsF fs J ~ lustin e the Ser uus - sr. 1i
Dysper.a foguel=..on sehuizTi. Ie=eher'. CrIgy-
Re- HENRY JrHAH Bo.,on Maa-I.. Eaiessy in Dyspe7-
IroSha, ingssiiSa. siTi4 I'si, Nsafss "A. ,sO'
Bsuitfy-
Rev. P c. HEAuLEY. Grrrrfsd Mas. Is Cenufrsuszs
Mssiea AgeBt an Eilaey IA Dysisp-.s- D4zETot 3
and PeuEisy
RevJ W oiMsTEAD. Bqs'on. Mas.-Csrerpl RsecinrasB-
LsassSy IA D.sisF.i4 aud SERIOUS DsJli,y.
=. b. Pamphlets containing Letters from The
above nal med Gentlemen ana others. nnd giving
full Information OF lie Syrup, can be had On app
piica lion TO the Agents. or 10
JOHN p. JEWETT & CARTER,
g. rTsTORE 30 SUMNER STREET,
Next door 70 New Post Ofhce,I
BOS TON.
wsOLb By ALL DRUG GISTs
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DIR. c. II. SHOLE :

professor 81 Dtsedses ~ ~ cNtt's-
The Only Regular GRADUATE Fhs -iciEu s1Eer-zs-.
ia Bottom EIg.s particular attention 70 D--eaza
~ oGueu o-tssczafIg those suffering from aEI -z
raugemeut Oi the MEszTECAL sTErEn- Azfr1s1 G
siugl~ La1ie- mzy applg with -sI-fy and b. CO
de8ce. for relief iTOm Tie usug Eoisiortznes Iee-z
10 tie sex -
LUNAR MIXTURE
/ haze prepares = Medicine Tor TIE pErpusF q p
ufzfinz TIE sfsnl4lg sfsEasss. which base E-- 3
tie Ia-s tea y-rr E.sii ttE mg,l ui.oOll3e1 sleg-
Tie EsIlOaIHg recon- I8eE5uzfIJu !E -Bfiicsent
lie uuIi0Em sgccr e. zen a. eEtrrns ca-s- =
sstsaI-HiuZ 81 = j. satisfactory. -Jguraz4- g. a
Md. Saeu1s-
have hundreds % private rsssr4uees 81 tie ~
happy re-ulEF. Juf Tor obt1gus reasons call1t go
them before tie public.
II 4. the very Bet ming ErOGu for the plFIe-t o.
in case OF Obstruction. aft-T all g-ber LssEs -a
failed, ailI surely produce tie desired t-ecf. 4 1s
a. guaranteed tH al eases. or the pEl-e m1s ts a
ed. rurelg seGst4bIe, and perfectly cafe Dill 1l-a
GALIIBA.-AsFer purchase ans ulelsglus q. ~
nature OF any ore, 81 leIt nbUur the cguutT 1E - -
such PILLS ana doors are deserving q 20 g--
deuce gAaieger.
E1gerleuced nursss and plsazaut rooms f5r-1-
who Ni.h - remain uBcer ny care.
Address Dr. Z. h. sHULk-s, IL C0CET s-L-
BOsToE- Zlr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

GREAT Disc ovERY Among the most important
all great medical discoveries of this age may
be considered the system of vaccination for protec
ton from small POx the Cephalo Pill for relic OF
Headache, and the of Quinine Tor the prevention
of Fevers, either OF which a specific, whose
benefits will be experienced by suffering humanity
long after their discoveries are forgotten.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

U5=Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do
brow the loathing and disgust at the sight of food
How totally unfit you were for pleasure, converse
ton or study. One OF the Cephac Pills would have
relieved YOU from all the suffering which you then
experienced For this and other purposes GU should
always have box of them hand to use occasion
requires.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headachs may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement of the attack immediate
Ielief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females su "ject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-removing Cos
tireaesS
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of ssdentsyy habits, they valuable as
Laxative improving the Appetite giving tone and Uigo'
to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long in.
yestigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been in many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origina
ting in the nervous system from deranged state
of the stomach
aud may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
of any dsagreea5te taste renders IL easy administer
them chttdFen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spal
ding each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Medi-
cine.
box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
the
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY &. SPALDING,
Ally IS Cedar Street, New York,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31
DODGE's AMERICAN LINIMEN'

szssr> Cxrss Coughs, Cola .KoaySsHsss, Irfia-
NSNFkph snza any Irritation or SOarHsss Of
ESS&E&SA the Throat, RetisUsS the Hack
E%&wfnfYA ing Cough IN Consumption,
II,l1IlIAly Bronehitis Asthma, amt
SAA ls1 Cataryh Clear and gre
ZgITHNX sfTsHg ii 10 the rotes Of
AAG PU b l. IC + IL X 5
and SINGERS
Few are aware OF the Importance of checking
Cough or Common Cold 4" In its first stages; that
which in the beginning would yield TO mild remedy,
il neglected soon attacks the Lungs ByOtcH's BrOH
ehiai T0ths5 containing demuceDt ingredients, al
lay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
sThat trouble in my throat, flor which
BROWN s. the 5. TrOchss are specihcl having made
TRocHt me oi'eH : HA'i' WI" Mp. WILLIS
II recommend their use to FIsL1c
DHo" I > = REV. Z. II CHAPLIN
TROCHEs " Have proved extremely seryiceable
BROwN,s REV HENRY wARD BEECHER.
almost instant relief in the distress
fRocH Is ing labor OF Organizing peculiar 70 AsTH
BROW rs Ma Z. contain no Opium Or any thing in
curious" DIR. A. 4. HAYES.
TROCHES Ch,Dligl, Boston.
,,,,. 8" a simple and pleasant combination
D"O '0f 'O''A'' IDR c. F BIGELow. /
" Beneficial in BRoSoAITIs."
BROWNS DIX. J +. w. LANE: !
e. II have proved them excellent for
49, " HO0fi'' ' REv.a W. WARREN.
$50 8. Beneficial when compelled to speak,
TROCHEs. suffering from CoLD.n
REV. 3. j. +. ANDERSON.
BROWNS ST. Louis.
50 EFFECTUAL in removing Hosrseness
TRoCHE> and irritation Of the Throat so eopmon
With SPEAKERS and sIHGEEs
BROWNS Prof If. STACY JOHNSON.
La GraHgs, Ga.
rBOCHES Teacher OF Music ooutL ern
Female College
BROWNS u Great benefit when taken before and
after preaching, IS they prevent Ii oaTse-
IROCHES| ness From their past effects, think they
8.siil be OF permanent advantage 10 me. ~
BROWNS kkN. r. RUWLEY, A ",
Pres dent Of Athens College, lenn
GROCHEs p sold by eli Druggists at Twenty
E0Gm FIVE GEMS \ BOX.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COO % AN UT OIL
HAI R DRESSING.

Mrs. w.od,s Han Dressing is pat up in large bottle
and re.ails I'd 81 cts PER bottle ana if oiez'is
hair 4 any p+rson' young OF ola' tHefe j. Ia -
,f sald n will make the hair everything you wish II
to b., and nd Rover II has perfume 'ia' :
superior 70 ary Of the tashl2nsD's eA'IaS''' s''
- American which alone should eutiils il % place O.
every lsdy's 5oilet taffs-
Use the RtgeDerstor before rellfils A A4sLs- -
IA a. rorrir arys litfle q the Dressing and hof
Eair vIl b. lsven more lfeUke IN color and beauty
Tss uottidg your hair bot these preparations. and
use these ae4 0rdnE dTecti0Hs and We warrant sou
3 god healfhy head q hair
Manufsct1l red and sod A. Ebolessls BY henry WI.
son Co., MAnchester ~ bsto Hhotn a. letsfs hAo-2
Be addressed
FUAD NoRsL, who.esale and Retail Agents
peaier. cal Be Supplied By the dozen At the lowe
market pricdf- -,.,. -.
27ly Opposite the Depot huhAbo- VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

IrHEADAOHE is the tayoTIte sign BY which ma
ture EAakes known any deviation " whatever from the
The brain viewed III tAis light IL
ulay u sa1eg uard Intended TO give no.
disease WHOM might oLhefWlse escape attea-
tion till too be emedled and its indications
should be neglected. Headache may be classl-
ned under two names, VIZ: Symptomatlc ana 1dlo-
pathIC. Symptomatic Headache Is exceedingly com
mon precursor great variety "a diseas-
es, among wnIcn are ApopleAy, Gout, hneumatlsln
and ali Ieurile diseases. nervous form 1t IL
sympathe,ic OF the stomach constituting
sick headache hepatic disease constituting bt0s
asadaeae o worms, constipation and other atsordeIe
wells, well renal ana uterine affections
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently attended
with neadaches Anamia aLa pelnora are also al
fictitious which frequently OCCASION headAche ldlo-
patuIc Headache 10 also very common being usually
I,LIng ~ nane OF nervous Heaaaehe some
tunes coming ON suddenly IN d state of apparently
health and prostratIng at once the mental ana
pny steal ges and In other INSTANCES II comes OF
slowly heraiued by depression OF spirits or acerblty
vi temper. IN Instances the pain 10 III the ont
vi the mead over or both eyes, and sometlLLe
provoking vomiting under this class may also be
named Neuralgia
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
Cepnalc Pills have been found sure aud sale rem
edy, relieving acute pains III few minutes,
ana by subtle power erauIcatng the diseases Oh
which Headache is the unerring index.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

a. r.. *
TN FOLLOWING THE CROWD TO
4 D. y. IS Store, you will please remember
A. E. KNAPPS CROCKERY STORE,
weight more. - Don't forget the place two
a. 80 az Dan0. Poultpey vi lGtf
NNUAL CLOAK OPENING :!
GRAND DISPLAY or GOODS AT TROY
Tuesday, October G. 1860.
G. V. 5. QUACkENBUSH,
Will open on the above day, with large and at
tractlYe stock OF
NEW CLOTH Il VELVET CLOAkS,
Ofthe latest French styles. Also.
ARAB BCKNOUs, STREET BASQUEs AND
CHILDBENo BAsQJ Eo AND CLOAhS
The assortment Is not equalled in this part Of The
state The Patterns are eutIlely new, tile workman
ship admirable, ana the prices reasonable
Also viii be ca hbied the largest ana III oe'
complete assortment ever seen IN an inland CITY ol
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
Fer variety and exquisite beauty uneXce-ed.
Also full stock OF
RICH DRESS SILKS. ShAWLS, IRISH POP
Inns, BAkAIHEAS. MERINOo, AND
DRESS GOODS UieveTy sly
IACES EIBROIDEkIES, HOUoE-KEEPERS
In linen GODS, CLOTHS AND vksIINGS,
CAKrETS. CURTAINS, &C, &C.
Zone department exclusively tor MOURNING
GOODS.
The special display will continue during the week
Our mutto Is Excelsior; without vanity We tLlhA
this year we entitled 10 use A. .-.,,
q, V. ) QUACkENBUSH.
~ Corner Albany ana IhIrd ste, Troy, M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

FACT WORTH KNOWING. - Spaldings Cephalic
Pills are certain Tor Sick headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous headache, Costiveness and Cen
eraI Debility.
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MEDICINAL.
II Ar D l N 4 K )
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
~"

RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.
sure care for RheuuasnI and Neuralgia IN as t59rH
form The undersigned hereby certify mat they nave
used Gardeners Rheumatic and Neulalgla Com-
pound for the cure OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
and have in every case found Immediate and perma-
nent relief We have full confidence in It's meaning
Qualities and would recommend IL to all VINO are
afflicted with these harrassing dir eases az one o. the
safest and medicines offered TO the puDlic
g. HANCOCK, Jr., % South Market y Bostonl
H. ALLEN, Boston; HENHf A FULLER II
South Market St, Boston; SAM'L WALES, Ji.- CITY
square, East Boston; HENRY ID; GAkDiNEH
W lobster ST East Boston, ADRIAN WEEhI heb
ster St, Boston, Capt. CaAS q. DoLLlNEh' fasi
Boston ,,.e
A SMITH, NO Old State House Boston.
Have been afflicted with rheumatism in its worst
form and entirely cured by the OF one bottle
A. w. BRYE Err, Mathews Building, Commercial ST.
Boston,
has entirely relieved from sufeIDgs Of several
years standing. w +. HODGhIko, No. l Ola
Stase House, Boston
After suffering with rheumatism for twenty year
was entirely by the OF two bottles of Ca
diners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound NOR-
NAN L. AYERS, Franklin 81, Boston
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds Of people for Scrofulous Humors
with great benefit Itmay be given to children with
At Who'll sale by MACY i JENKINS, 81 Liberty
ST. New York.
Principal Depot-ss KiIby 81, Boston.
None genuine unless signed by .,.
For sele by Pond & Morse and Francis Penn, Rut-
land; John E. Weeks, Brandon; w. L. Russell and
ii. a sheldon, Miadebury; W. q. gprague, Yer
gennesi and Apothecaries generally. 4ly emis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALoAMATIoN OF LAEGUAGEs.-Ihere Is q
growing tendency TINS age APPROX rate the most
expressive of other anu alter while
to INCORPORATE them into own thus the Woro
Cepbalic which is from the creek, signify ing Tor
the head is becoming popuIarIzed IN connection
with Mr.. Spalding's great headache remedy, DIT IL
Will soon 10 useu in more general way, ana the
word Cephalic will become as common as Electro
type anu many others whose distinction as foreign
words has been worn away by common usage until
they seem native and to the manor born"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

Your Sbeeting Your VeAtings,
Your ShirtiDg Your over Goats,
Your CaIicOes Your Under Coats,
Your DeLaines, Your Vests,
Your Fine Dress Goods, Your Pants
Your Black Silks, Your hats,
Your Fancy Silks, Your Caps
Your Trimmings, Your BOOTS,
Your Embrs ideries, Your shoes,
Your Wool Shawls, Your RuDbers-
Your Brocha Shawls, Your Sleigh Robes,
Your CIoaks Your Blankets,
Your Fu7s, Your carpets,
Your Hoods Your Oil Cloths
Your Gioves Your Looking q lasses,
Xour Under Garments Your W all Paper,
Your Cloths Your Gilt Shades,
Your Cassimeres, Your Oils,
Your Iweeds, Your rants,
YOUR PATENT MEDICINES.
YOUR CT OF EklES,
YOUR PROVI SlONS,
YOUR FLOUR,
YOUR SALT,
YOUR HARDWARE,
YOUR IRON s. STEEL.
YOUR-wELL-EVERYT
You may want, Except Crockery and Glassware
which you will find in large quantities, and at Lo"
PRICES at A Z. KNAPP's Store
pouItnev, Nov Is, 1860. 4o-Iy
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,ARDLY REALIZED.

Hi 'ad n 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepe1 into the hapothecaries hand says hi TO the
man, "Can you uease Of an 'eauache" = Does
1t hache ard, says e. " HeXceedingIy,o says hi,
hand upon that e gave me Cephanc PHI, hanG
'pon me 'onor it cured me so quick that srdIy re-
alized al ed sn eadsohe
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-19
From The Cleveland National Democrat.
ARREST OF A PORTION OF THE IBERIA
RESCUERS.

United States Marshal johnson, assisted by
Deputies White and Given, spent Wednesday aud
Thursday last in and about Iberia in attempting
to arrest tho persons who we're indicted by the
Grand Jury Of The United States District Court,
for rescuing, last fall, some runaway slaves, and
maltreating the United States officers. Many of
them fed IL country, but the Marshal succeeded
in arresling Archibald Brownlec, Robert McLaren
aud Hiram Damn. Rev. George Gordon, the lea
ding i~nstigatJr Of the rescue and outrage, has
made BIZ, escape into Canada, and some others Of
the most guilty have also fed from their homes
and families.
We are glad to learn that measures arc being
taken to arrest these men wherever they may be
found, and it is the duty of all law abiding citi
zens to aid in indicating the laws that have beer
outraged by this community Of fanatics.
Two Of the persons arrested, Browulee and Nc
LareD, entered into recogniEauce each in the sun
of two thousand dollars to appear at the hlarct
term of the United States District Court. and til,
other, Hiram Dunn, is now confined in the county
Jail in this city.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-19
8 T 0 @.

A court Jester was once asked by his master.
care you strong. o fOolP" and the fool replied,
81 am very strong, o king, if untried." The North
has in her the elements Of strength, but has not,
in home controversy, one 1.-THE Of the pluck of the
South. What the South lacks in principle she
makes up in pluck; but the North has neither
principle nor pluck, when what is called q Sec
tioDal question is raised. She has sentiment and
feeling, which is sometimes mistaken for principle
until the test is applied. While che might be
strong, and ought to be strong. she is only strong
when, like the court jester, she is untried.
We had hoped that the bugbear threat of disso-
luton by which the South has ever ruled the North
and bound her Sampson limbs with withes she
could not-because she would not-bresk, had
forever lost its power; and that neither the threat,
nor the consumation of the threatened deed could
again make her forget her sel[respect, aud send
her conquered and crouching to the feet of her
master. But il the sentiments and actions OF
Northern politicians are to be taken ss Indications
Of the spirit and desires of their constituents, che
North is fated to witness q more degrading con-
cessi,n, than she ever before knew. q humiliation
so AFFECT that Northern cowardics will be a thing
to DO more Stunned and despised than Southern
crime.
Compromise and Cancellation are now the watch
words Of northern politicians, and he who would
dare suggest shat they be changed for Pluck and
Principle would ut once be denounced as a traitor.
Party lines are obliterAtsd, and we'll they may be,
for Republicans AMI Democrats vie with each 9th.
er in forgetting the platforms Of the last campaign,
and strive to merge all controversial questions in
the one absorbing idea Of salvation to the Union
Douglas, as the representative Of tho Democracy
and Seward, as the Premier Of the incoming ad
ministration, are each ready to yield what hi
thinks the South would be satisfied with. Dougla,
ignored il his recent speech his once ~favOrite hob
by Of Squatter Sovereignty, and there is no more
of the Higher Law" doctrine, no more indica
lions Of the maintenance Of the 'irrepressibl,
conflict" in Senator Stewards speech Of Saturday
last, than 10 that Of Senator Douglas.
We are utterly sick Of this slaVish fear OF th,
South which paralizes as we'll as dsmorali1es tn,
people Of the North, and jus. now especially th,
members Of the Republican party, who presen,
most humiliatIpg spectacle. After having success
fully carried on a Presidential campaign upor
their Chicago platform, and told what great thing
might be expected now that they had secured th,
conduct Of 'he incoming sdminis5stiou, they sr'
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fifteen years. Tho samples are so valuable as to
range from thirteen to twenty-GUur cents per pound;
they say that from no other part Of the world has
such a collection u graduated qualities been re-
ceived." 1t is calculated that from half the area
Of these islands might be raised four million bales
per annum.
Australia has entered into the cultivation, and
Will soon export freely. Samples Of the best quail
ity have been received, But the committed say
that it is from India they are receiving the most
h~attering reports and this year il is estimated
that her exports will reach Il million bales. In
British Guiana the cultivation has also been I'M
der,aken with tue most encouraging prospects.
In Jamaica the British Cotton Company" re.
port considerable progress.
In Havana, Cuba, great Efforts are being made,
and a new company has been established, called
the "Auglo-Spanisb Cotton Company" with q
capital Of 81. 10000 for raising cotton.
1t has been well suggested by a learned writeI
ir our own columns that any serious interruption
Of the cotton culture in our own country for a sin
gle year would give such an impetus to the pro
duction in other regions as in all likelihood to de
prive us forever Of the monopoly w now enjoy in
this great staple.-Natohal hteligencer.