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70 be there, and thsy'd al be eontented, If L
wasn't for the abolihoHistsp
A.-"Maybe they would, but they dont
seem 10 want 70 20 back much when they get
away. There was a real likely chap got up
in our village, somehow or other the other
day, and there was a parcel Of fellows held
ing your opinion-kin5 Of Charles o'0onor
men; 90 they got track on him, and they
concluded he'd be so much better OF Il they'd
catch him and send him back; they didn't
expect any reward, Of course, Well, be saw
they were after him, and he started for the
meetin' house thinking they wouldn't go
inlo the meetin' house, even TO catch 9 mig
ger; but he was mistaken they weren't loaf
ers, they were go-to-meetin' folks and they
knew the meetin' house better than he did,
and in they went close to his heels; be
didn't know which way 10 60, so up stairs he
went and they after him, and when be found
they bad him, he made pitch head-foremost
right through the window glass sash and ALL
and down he went about twenty feet; but
somehow he liz on bis feet, and he made
tracks some cut round the face, of course.
We'll, they didn't like TO follow him through
that window, no more than the British did
old Put. down them rocks near Stamford; 30
down they came to the door to renew tde
chase, but happenedto arrive just then with
my fellows. Halo, says /, what's the mat
ter2 We're after thst runaway Niger, says
they; he don't want to go back much. Says
|, just show me ycur warrant for catching
him, says !, cause you see, says |, there's more
of US than there is of you, and I've notion
that we've Just as good right to keep you in
the station-house without a warrant as you
have to catch that niggor without one. Well,
they had no warrant, and I calculate that
ieller is safe in Canada now. Goodbye
Captain; sorry to leave you, but got 70 stop
here That's a great head, though, Cap
tain ~
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GANaAAAA 81 80 NHAtNAAHN
The creaklng wagons IN the she'd,
The busy hail q heard no more
The horse Is Uttered down and fed,
The harness hangs above his head
The whip behind the door
His leaahsrn gloves and hooked bill
To dav the Woodman throws aside
The blaoksmith's fiery forge Is still,
The wooden wheel OF the old mill
sleeps in the mill pond wide
The miilers boat il anchored where.
Far oat, the water lillies sleep;
You see their shndows mirrored there
The broad white hOwen reflected
Within the miil-pond deep
The harrow's IN the garden shed.
Hoe, rake and spade are put away
uaweoaed stands the onion bed
The gardener from hls work hath hed
'Ti holy sabbath day
Upon the wall The white cat sleeps,
BY which the churn and mill pans lie
A drdwsy watch the house dog keeps,
And scarcely from bis dull eye peeps
Upon The pssser-by
AND sweetly over hill and dale
The silveTy Ty-soundlng church bells ring
Across the moor and down the vale
They come and 90, and on the gale
Their Sabbath tidings ding
From where the white washed Sunday school
Peeps out between the poplars dim,
Which ever throw their shsdoWs cool
Far out upon the rushy pool
You hear the sabbath hymn.
From farm and feid, and grange grown gray,
From woodland walks and winding ways,
The old and young the grave and gay,
Unto the old church come TO pray,
And sing Gods holy praise.
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Ths slareswner,. Deelarasloa.


The Slaveowner's Declaration.
As PREPARED BY SOUTH CAROLINA, AND PRoPOs-
KD By HER As FITTING TO BE ADOPTED BY TIE
SLAVE sTATEs.
BY repaired Atlantic Telegraph,l
We, the states whose representatives have
subscribed to the following declaration, do
hereby assert and affirm
That sll mankind have perfect and equal
right to freedom, if they can keep it.
That their being unable to keep it is a
proof that they have no right to it.
That the presence Of any coloring matter
in skin, as in water, is q proof, offered by
nature Of the inferiority Of the article.
That we have heard, with unutterable
disgust and contempt, that Professor Owen
,onsiders AdSm and Eve to have had colored
skins, and that we should like to leave the
said professor without any skin at all.
That the lawfulness Of slavery is clearly
aud indisputably proved from the Bible, mas
much as St. Paul, writing to Onesimus q
slave, never told him to run away.
That If there were no other reasons for up
holding slavery, the dsstardly and syoophRntic
meanness which would be shown in imitat-
ing the corrupt and exploded old mother
country in sbolishing the institution is
enough to make every real American spit
upon the proposal and lynch the prOposer.
That slavery is the most humane institu-
ton in the world; for, inasmuch as half the
sorrows of white persons arise from the sor-
rows Of their husbands, wives or children, in
forbidding a race to have any husbands,
wives or children to call their owR, we de-
priye that the race of one half the suffering
we undergo.
That England has no right to say a word
in the matter, while in Ireland there is q
Protestant church, and all personsare hanged
who do not attend it; while Welsh is strictly
forbidden to be used in the debates of the
English parliament; while Scotchmen are
forbidden to keep unicornF; and while, close
to London ITSELF she keeps the natives Of a
wretched island in such a state demoraliza.
ton and misery that it is callen the Isle oi
Dogs. oa
That having thus proved from Scripture
from philosophy, from philanthropy and
from ethology, that slavery is the noblest in.
stilution in existence, and that patriotism
and self-respect alike forbid US to bring il
into jeopardO,
We hereby declare:
That We shall have great pleasure in hand.
ing fifty thousand dollars to any one who
will bring US the head of one Abraham Lin.
coin, and with still greater pleasure viii We
hand one hundred thousand dollars to any
one who viii deliver US the said Abraham
Lincoln alive. (Signed, &c.)
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And to you appeal, to detect the illness or de-
cline not only of your daughters before it Is too late
but also your and husbands tor while the for
mer from false dglicacy, often 60 down 10 prema-
ture grave, aher thRn let their condition be known
in time, the latter are often mixed up with the
excitement 1t business that ifit were not for you,
they, too, would travel in the same downward path
until 1t is too late arrest their fatal fall But the
mother is always Vigilant, and to you confidently
appeal Tor We are sure your never failing affection
ST0RATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD RENOVA.
TOR as the remedy which should be always on hand
IN time of need.
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WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G H l N A H A L L,
Corner of Superior b Seneca Sts.
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pS-sold BY Medicine Dealers Everywhore. va
). n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, q,
PropF1etors for the Southern and Western Statea, ],
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DR.. JAMES L. LEEPER, writes from N4varrs.
Stark County Ohic,-sThe Bitters are hiqhIT prsis-
ed BY those suffering from Indigestion, Dgspspsia,
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Read what the Press sry, after thoroughly testing
no matter, and no one can have doubt.
pz- Prot WOODS Restorative Cordial aud Blood
ReuOvatOr Is genuine medicine Of real merit pleas
ant to the taste, and iuvigOrating to the system.
While 1t purinea the blood and sOOthes the nervous
irritation II aids the organs OF digestion to perform
their functions and resist the assault of disease II
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which usually follows excitement. A tonic com
pound exclusively vegetable natter it s absolute
Pany its use. It is an infalble and speedy remedy
for Loss OF Appetite, Faintnets, Nervous Debility,
Neuralgia, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Falling OF the
Womb, and other delicate diseases TO which woman
Is subject For Sickness Of the Stomach, Bilious
Attacks, Liver Complaints, CostlYeneas, DYSPEPSIA,
Consumption aud host Of evils flesh is heir 70, il il
a certain cure.-lSt. Louis Morning Herald.
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4 Read What The Pres. sry after taaF9ushl testing
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MOTHER's Rad THIS.

Part. wishing the prescription will please I'D
-iress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
.oesl2nss waliAmsbqrgh, King COUNTY. q. 7.
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OLIVER PLATED W E.
Double Plate looks as we'll as Silver, at 0ne-ffth
the cost and will last TEN YEARS at least, in con
slant use, and can then be re- plated, II desired Our
alnck Of fhnsa nnnla cOmnrisnl
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The allowing Is an extract from letter written
lJT the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the "JOurnAl
aud Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
amss Ia lavor Of that world-rsnowned medicine o.
Mes wnsLow's soorH1Na SYRUP FoR CHrLDREN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20

BsS- Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
Renovator for thecure Of General Debility, Weak
arising iEom any cause; also, Dyspepsia, Ner-
yousness, Night Swsats, icipient Consumption, Liv-
er Complaints, BiliOusness, Loss OF Appetite Be
male Weakness In all itB stages also 70 prevent the
contraction OF disease Is certainly the best and most
agreeable Cordial tonic aud kenOyatOr ever offered
70 the afflicted and so chemically combined as to b
the most powerful tonic aver known TO medical sci
enca Reader, try it. 1t IN do you good. We have
no hesitation In recommending It, sinca We know Il
70 be safe, pleasant and snle remedy for the disca
ss enumers .-lNew York Dispatch.
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BE- Look to Yourself IN Time. How many, in
conseq qTenoe Of false delicacy suffer from suppress
ed painful, or obstructed mensturatl0n, and think
work itself clear from obstructions, and all come
right in the end, little dreaming that the seeds q
death already terminating In the system because
the vital energies NJ Impaired, and the entire ami
NAL econemY defauged, debiltated; and yet, care
less Of themselves they are, II remedy were eet
bauro them which would all the fEncti0ua Of
the system, and reinvigurata the body, they would
take L, and thus be Ia time TO save their lives
Parsnts. think OF this, and At once give them bot
tie Of Prof Woods Restorative Uordial and Blood
Ren0vator.-l New York Courier.
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nee apEsPATCR. cooK1Na sToYEI

! L ~ -
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% n ei spe 70 70 sITe sa!Ee sss4aetion to all who de-
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MOTHERS should use Il, for il Is a perfect relief
taken month two before the final trial, she will
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THERE'S no mistake aboutiti
THE CORDIAL is ALL VIZ CLAIM FOR ITH
MOTHERS, TRY It'll
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Sewing #tathitrFs.
WHEELEK 3 WILSON7S
WING MACHINES,
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
P R I O E Sc

The Wheeler 3 v ilson Manufacturing Company
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manufacturers Of Sewing Machines, propose that the
public shall be benefited thereby, and have accord
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After this date they will be sold At that will
pay fair profit the cost Of manufacture, capital
invested, and exponse Of making sales such prices
will enable them to make first class machines, and
as heretofore guarantee them in eTery particular.
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BOARDING HOUSE---THE
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X S. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
VI POT llsts Holt& MalFby's) CELEBRATED
OYSTERS
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishment IN BaltimOre-put up II
cans and warranted fresh and good or sale.
Also hermctcally Sealed Oysters, Lohsters, CLAIMS,
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baltimore, New York and Princes Bay 81 OY
ters viii BE- received daily by hXprez8.
81 CRACEERs for sale By the barrel.
W. W. GAINES, Agent.
aen M r1d ssf1rrinr afraef faieTsnis1d -
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.. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. 4l4 Broadway New
York, and No. ia Market street. st. Louis NO, and
sold by all good druggists. Price 90 per Bottle.
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TAMEs H. ODRIh, BRASS
FOUNDER AND MAN0FACTURNR q
Bras Wark Of every description, No. $ Union 81
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Il the auther Of 'Dr. Sweets Inhnibls Linimsnt
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Cures Rheumatiam and mover hils
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RICHARDSON & co,
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Armstrong.
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- Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial lis recorded
In the Classtcs that Psyche once sent climate
warmer than the West indies, to procure \ sample
Of the beauty Of Proserpine in a box. Amer some
delay the messenger returned, as as the top
Of the box was removed, out iew all the ills that
flesh ts heir TO. fortunately hope found in the
bottom Of the box. Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial
revives the recollection Of the story Or it inVigo-
rates the blood aids the organs OF Digestion imparts
strength to the nervous system, and fOrtides the
citadel OF health to bid defiance to the assaults
Of disease. 1t Is healthy tonic, composed entirely
Of vegetable productions and while il Is eXhiaratinF
pure wine, no injurious results possibly follow
it, USE 1t is dssderatum in the medical world and
those who afflicted with loss Of appetite, Dyspep-
sH, Consum ptiOn, Faintness, Giddiness. Neuralgia
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, &C., will nd here an in
taliible panacea.-Lst. Louis Daily Express.
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30 Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
Renovatsr Is without doubt, the best tonic Cordial
In the world. To those who are suffering from Gen,
eral Debility we would recommend It's uae for e i,
pleasant 70 the taste is strengthening to the systeH
will at tend TO remove all impurities Of the
blood and eradicate all traces Of disease Il can n
taken by the weakest stomach, while those in good
health will at once feel its exhiarating power. We
content that after using bottle OF this Cor
dial none viii DO tor day Wih0utit--TN Y. Leadei
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Ra5- A Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deleterous and injurious effects follow those
in ordinary use, has long been felt 70 be dssidsra-
tum in the medical world. Such a tonic, and Que %
skillully combined from the vegetable kingdom a.
to act in per accordance with the laws Of nature
and TINS sOothe the weakest stomach, and at the
time allay nervous aud other irritations, and
tone up all the organs Of which The human body Is
composed, is offered IN Prof. WOODS Restorative
Cordial and Blood Renovator Hence it Is perfectly
adapted 90 cid and young Reader try it. Thousands
have already done 50, aud the testimony is universal
Ia its faYOr.-[N New York Atlas.
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MORNINGLEADER,
"WEDNESDAY soRNING, FRB. %, 1881.


Es- FoF Fslsrrspalo, Market ana Marine
News see FourJh PAGE,
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LADIES not accustomed to much ont door exer-
else should alway use it.
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As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the dges-
tive organs It should be in the hands Of all persons
Of sedentary habits.