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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
RumOF Ihat J Jackson has Withdrawn
Ernm INC Nhannnd Onh.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-It is rumored this
morning that jackson has withdrawn his forces
from the Shenandoah valley more rapidly than
they made their appearance
IL is supposed that new troops coming on will
be put into the-foEts about the city while the
more disciplined troops WILDE distributed 40 the
exigencies may require.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
HEApauARTERs MOuNTAN DErAaTm'T,l

Col. Latham, commanding the expedition to
Shafe. mountain, reports that be completely
surprised large band OF Dixie Guerillas, put.
ting them to Aighs and capturing most Of their
arms, without loes on ouf side. The pursuit
will be continued till the bard 10 entirely broken
M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

New YoRK, May 26--A special to the Pos',
dated Baltimore, 26th, says | left Gen. Nc
Cleilsn's Headquarters on Saturday. A bal
loon reconnaissance was made from tbe head
quarters on that day. This disclosed the fact
that the Rebel army was then eVacuatiDg Rich
mond. r.- I-.rty. II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
AlAM MANHOOD.
S{eHas4Y HOW LOsT, HOW RESTORED

Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price cts.i
LEoFuRE ON TIE NATURE, TREATMEEr AMI
RADICAL CURE OF bPERhAT0RRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, sexual Debility and
Iupedimens 10 Marriage generality, Nervousness Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and sits, Mental and Physical In
capacity resulting from 6elfabuse &c, BY Rober. j.
oulyervell, III. D., author of the Green Book, go.
HoOn 60 Thousands Of SuHFerere,
Sen, ander res in plain envelope, to any address
post paid, on receipt OF six cents, or two potsage
stamps, By Dr.. CHAS. j.. U. KLINE, l27 BoYeTy,
New YorE. Post oince 5c1 No t,5s3.
ap3-3mdkws
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

PHILADELPHIA, May 26 -Peterson's DesectOr
cautions the public TO refuse all notes on the
North. western Bank Of Warren, Pennsylvania,
and the Bevelry Bank of New Jersey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

PHILADELPHIA, May 26 The lst regiment Of
the reserve brigade will be ready tomorrow,
and three more regiments in thirty-six hours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

New YorA Bank statements
NEw YoRK, May 20.
The following are.the figures Of the New York Week
ly Bank stdtenent
Loans sl4,Q9g SOL ~; specie 3O572 G7O; circulation
es 592 $40, deppsits sI22, co., .eG4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
New York stccIK Market.

[TELEoRAPnFD FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN.
NEW YORK, Nay &C
Stocks dull. Chicago and Rock isldnd cox; Cleve.
lard aud Toledo 43N Galena and ChicaSo Gs1I; Mlch
igan southern 23x Erie 35Z, third bonds preferred
%; Missouri 6's 81; Hudson Sd bonds ee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOurseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Reflex
of COnsumptiv0 Patients
in advanced Stages ~s--
of the Disease.
This is remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that ii
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few arc the communities, or families, among them
who have not personal experience Of It's effects
some living trophy In their midst Of Its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do more than to them that 1t has all the vir
tues that Il did have when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence of mankind. -,
Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
and for sale by @. ROBERTS, COLUMBUS. and by sn
dealer In medicine even WHERE.
April ls, le62-dkweowly y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
The Battle az Front ROyaI-Gallant
Oonducs OF our Tire OOps-Brutal Con.
duct OF Rebels.

BALTIMORE, May 25.--Two members of Ken
ly's regiment have arrived In the city. They
report they were attacked by large cavalry
force under Ashby, and several regiments Of in
fantry. The fight commenced At IL O'Clock
and continued till night, when the infentry forco
succeeded in surrounding them. The frst fight
and repalae took place east Of the Shenandoah,
and Hndng the force too great, he retreated 20
the west aide and destroyed the principal bridge,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
Proclamation by the Governor OF
Mass chusettss

this morning:
The willy and barbarous horde Of traitors to
the people, to the Government, to our country
and to liberty, menace again the national capI-
tai. They have attacked and routed Major Gen
eral Banks, and are advancing on HaspeF's Fer
~, and are marching on Washington. The
President calls on Massachusetts 70 rise once
more for its rescue and defense. The whole &C.
tive militia will be summoned by general Or
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
PennsylvanIR militia ordered 90
WashlmgIOns

4hILADFAFHIhI IEIay 's0.-~OUVeEHUr OUItIu sU'
day issued the following pFoclsmation:
HEADQUARTERS Pennsylvania MiLrTrAl
HARRi;nuRe, May 26.
General Order No. %
On pressing requialtlon of the President Of
the United States in the present emergency, it
is ordsred that the several Maiot-Generals,
Brigadier- Generals and Colonels Of regiment ts
throughout the Commonwealth, muster without
delay all military organizations within their re-
speoliVe divisions, or under their control, to.
gsLher with all persons willing to join their
commands, and proceed forthwith to the city Of
Washington or such other points as may be IN
dicated by future orders. ssct-4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
Sheriff's Sale.

B. Wilson Doc. page as9.
vs.. Superior Do urt Of
W. Dsrnoll. FrSnkIin County.
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FLA TO ME
ID directed from the above named Court. will offer
Tor sale at the door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of June, A. D. 1869,
at O'clock P d. the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Franklin, and sso OF Ohio
&c g.: -
Lots Nos. 5. n and 72 Of R. A. chapuan's Addition
to the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at
lot No. S at S75.
Lot No. II at 955.
LotNo. 70 at SOS.
GEORGE W, HUFFMAN,
Printers fees $3.50.
may 2l-dit&wtd
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gApoL goN's HAIR TOILET

Agents for
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EptIcp~
sy, MelanehOIY, NeuraIRla.

Bany remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power of this medicine 1t stiu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, aud titus
overcomes disorders which would 10 supposed beyond lie
reach. Such remedy has long been required BY the ne
cesstes of the people, and coRGdsnt that this viii
do for them all that medicine can do.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

Prlnte RS fees St.50.
nayl0-dlt&wtd
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Rhenmatism, Cont, Llver Compleint.

Schirrus, Cancer TuOors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carics and ExfolIation OF
the Bones.
great variety Of cases have been reported to where
cures Of these formidable complaints lave resulted from
the use Of this remedy but space here will not admit
them Some Of them may 10 found in American
Almanac which the agents below named arc pleased 70
furnish gratis to ull who call for them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
. Latest from GEN. Banlts

VAsHINeroN, May 26-The following is the
,st received at the War Department from
, 1862-12-02

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1869.
For the Chicago Tribune.1
LINES TO NIX RATHER.

The Ennw falls scfIly, low the verduye's fled. >,
The snpw lies IL htly ,fhc.e III, leave, lte oeal,
An atded countelp.uc to .Ly cold bed
An added winter to the twelve years sped,
Since that ead autumn when the MYSTIC vail
For thea was tfven; md not our sorrows wall
Could Lift the shadow from thy wasted side,
OF stay The footsteps Of thy pallid guide.
hiE erandsire heard strange music In the air,
AlG in hl= heart he owned secret care
The swallow In thy room flew efrcllnx o'e1
And lt1ched st last atoTc thy chamber docr;
Thy Ii TIC pear 1rcc b:ussc1z1ed in the full,
And thou idet smiling say, wc:c lhcse 'a cslj.
How fair the oracles that epokc fur thee.
Hut when 1ife's sunset trcnloIed oc7 the lea
THOU ladst no need for eIperetitious lore
a g!anCs: At ss1tunu's fruit, and life Was o'sr
Before ;be winter chilled Thy loving h-art.
And III tic summer. thou the better part''
Diast sts &C with Mary at the Sayiozs feet,
Ard Hls 1nvc dashed Thy bi.teZ cup with aweet.
This Sabbath evening, by my fire alone,
Speaks to lily heart OF Sabbath twi]ignts flown
Thou and thy dear ones sang together here
''Forglvcs hicft shade, the tributary tes1,''
Forgive. inaetd, d daughters selfish fear,
''Forgiye the wish Inst would have kept thee
here"
Thy hliiIlaEt portrait, 1co::te1's gift to nc,
Der MY piRne looks its touching plea,
So I may Of: f:enes5 zee the cherished prize
And 7sstd tie anthems In those emiliug eges,
Dutr bnow tic gilt thou loyedst in me IL Crown
ehe1isl, it for thy sgke when alone;
Bn, .o1elier Symphonies are thine to hear
Than those go lovely In Thy daughters cas.
Pure Nerd-issohI and sfand Beethoven came,
Handa1 sublime, and David's minstrel name,
Fsaught with the airs Of Heaven before their tice
Gtd gave them necta- for this thirsty cline,
E:.n MY unworthy fingers tear the cup
And call my eazih-sia!ngd spirit to look up.
| Whiic bending o'er The rninistering keys
eter with this fond de11slon please
| hi sell; it IS tEat sometimes thou dost hear,
| What is it Whispers HE, when 10 oue-= near,
Flashes the thought that bids ne be Of cheer,
| AID gslie,ies the nina with pictures clears
Good night, then. memories OF snow-clad g-aye
| God l@s 7tdcsnaed thee. By such powe- to sarc
dase the Eup9 10 hear thee, greeting, ssy
Gocl mo7ow, daughter, in til eternal Gay.
| M tfCIt Il
, 1862-12-02

pRCPO2ELS for Cats and Corn,
Il DzPoT QUAzTzRMAsrEa's OFFicE,j
e01Rss %Aseissaox q ~ sad Nov s s5ists & s.,
i St M Il oes e ecot ao
foE furnishing Goveraraeas Vi1h tso5 ose, sSs
@ e @es o
Up e sseh put
oats III ne :eSsyed bj weight ct e., thrt;tso
sschs to be fur1i5Eed without extra charge to tie
Tbs Corn e be Of good 1nerchaetsble quality put
Con Eil De reeetTed 81 Wslgh1 at t55] fifty SIX
s=eks 10 Be- iunssh.d ,7itaout extra chs-se:o the
in l2} twenty tvs day= f1em he Gate Of tie coste:
PROPOSALS.
P;ope5ss XII be Eeees7ed 70: (s.o;5 ni.y tsasani
TIE propositions Tor the Corn and Oats ACs7 b. on
pendent 81 each other, -'-3-N ING
q IN Dalae sn6 post office address of the bidder
Il bi. H. made in til. nane of fr1n the aamss OF
y" p Il e Fl a': s
f;5posa!s from disIo7. p.,t:es =i'l not he e:as.f
e. esea q rEd I'D - oaTa OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
FIoposa!s must be addressed to Colonel D. H. Fucker
e}anS r. atn5v e A5M7 M:Esea e. = u aa
GUARANTEE
Tue ability Of tnt bidder to I'LL rhe cont;acs. should
Il BE- W8Tded to him. must ba CusCanriel by re-
si1Ss6le pe.:oss These signatures mist as appended
The io1itg Of tho guara2tors must be sno VII
b tie ctFrai cc1tlcat. Of tse c!esE Of T.:
Eisict Court. Of tic United States District atto:
Bdden must be present in pe7soa When the b:ds ara
il e 1s Is sn e
eeiyed 5n TIE contract sgped oE TIE oat;a:t1r snd
1S b bss4 IT. uSoa
AZ 1ha oI nu.t acconP Pah} the contract. It 1: b.
sesey to ne p!o6ueed Wien lie tract i sst:sed.
as s @ It s oee i ssr psrsas s3f e iss
c. By Telegraph.
e5sy ssf cs9nty e e5 9t:ts ste a54
guaisntsc ilat sble I? iufi c:::,;rs.,s n IL:
SDs9fpei iS &. Sh t ts1s ps Of nj
slsnId lie certract be awarded him. We are pre-
tio this guarantee Must be 61pend4u the cid hi
Certificate above me1ttesEi]
1asPEcT1oE, DELIVERY, hc,
All Gar2 sid Cor LGitsa:t.: t9r Ender tit!s al zt
tsen:clt viii be ,i,:iy Inspected ai sncs - Do t
ls3se efa good soan': lns schaniahlc au.ns, viii
ta5ment to be made npor the compilation the Goa
t::c; q = y fooa tsreaft=s as the Depot On
s sss2y :ss sa
cls R + W sas ys; It ss s5sas @ s2
~ beo?t onartermaste9 resr7es to himself tina
nE9t to reject a1y or oil bids that hs nGy ds:a too
Eo$zssssssat Colonel sud Depat q; 3aslternasts.. s
THE CHEAP CaSH JiE r TSELIRY
4 HoU6s uE NEW FORK.
HEaDQGAEG-.:s FOR
Masons a1.d al Densers tE Jeselry,
IT. a. WARD,
, 1862-12-02
A E:I3EREs1sL E3uCdTEQN viii


N1fEttat7 1Estf aeI3or, and Drai1.
MEs::iEfs CEiu:. EULIEt4S 6a:. hLLd7AK1
xsl iii sps 81 IT, ;tscrs a. ye M rt st Il e. M MSSG esSis
ES:sT1 Go;:.EE':.'e acsientIc I'D PFma-7 Classes
ets snd lec-nTers thoro1s appslat1nents the finest
Hehool hutldsoes T. TIE "est Cost villa furniture &C.
*1t0 e0o 81 s.nple 1rd attractive Miaitary Park.
excellent ard vel. furnished sr2eTE. + noe Gylana
alum. e. many ote. advantages which should clat y
institution Of IT. s;.sH anc caa"tcter Ia Untop
Instruction in FreRch. German and seok- Keeping Irs
:x Cadets LILO In LE1ILLEEI AGd 4SFAETEy {hEary
and light, IAc71cn zoCav- ~: FtScF !;E5LLs and
f:YMEAfTTcs aaQe1 5ilctF Ct l.. S-A. GacLs Grcss
IN I1.for1s. TsIau-7'sc peg echoal Sa1t fcE beard
furnished res r lsat5 was:.it$ 81 4 i5i!5oa s
Cadets from nh.oad room aud hoard r:da- the satas
roof Et and tho CONSTANT Of The teaEaols. For
T. enAlSSH.
, 1862-12-02
AgTal u r. DteteS.

TSrAk'EE EECF2%MUEL Wilson,
Il = rElsFASEn-Ful,lir not!re Is hereby given t1
oil person. having clats.s aad demands aEan-t the
estatx Of sA.aTel Wtlsca, deceased to pre.ent the
da1e for adiudcAtion sd statement It a regular
te;~ ol t1e GouAtI Court e1 Ccox ceqStr. to be
dc THIRD 1o1d&y <f ucce,ht-. a. d. 1861, being ths
e.ghtee1th day tteTeei
Chicago. Nov. lit 1s.c nos vSS3-:i
, 1862-12-02

AXE WE'VE WATER CURE
IL Or the North S!ee. The hest place for the treat.
;nent o: Caforic Diseases I'll: m9st pleasant plaee
experienced r1tYsiclan. who has hxd .a years .z1er
caee In the eatnntn: q: aEclse address fhT crcu
lar IN. }. 5. GULLY OF Mrs GULI.. lsny :;la5 CE
C2E o. pclS y,li-iu
, 1862-12-02
x-tunI: ~. iAEH.
THE GREAT MUSICAL NOV


e
I1ATh PLANO FohTES.
A&uufacpry and Sk!esrosiA. Fourteenth Street. cor
ne1 Of Tairt A.en1c. New Ter1.
The attention Vi the fnzcal PutlIc is respectfully
Invited 10 the very FAs1hb!a 4T1ro76ment fcceut{y
Eado = r. Wsrces,e "a the eoa.t-uct.sA Of the
tane Ftrte and for Which isIssrA pAtn1t have nsel
E;Eansed THIS 1mrroreNeas eoaststs u dtvld,ag snd
which Is to t0Uhlt tRe volume An& musical pusy ~
Bo0Ld ST. srEthan se Htdd touus nf ie sca1r1
Nsualfy the weaker portion o. the PIANO. The II TrrS
BILE tesltucrr Of It. l.. NJ Gut tsEctA}k who rsrrinHr
frted d cantAeL7s made upon ts orlnc,oIr "a
4. fol.ows: 80 -
Eent Of NJ. HoFatlo Woreess4r. which consists IN
at neT atnsqs q * I'D found tseu - he
senmsc ths r:9ne oi the,E tons Is s. Increased
Ihe1; +td 1sF E1SSn ess.y q e1eel!ent. Tho upper
NJ ~. & l. ef M ,,ch .na Ho=erfn,
EGaaliy ttonk Nstncnixls II tae value of the
AhEed Ele2e a1vc h.en tved by from
Mesas VIZ Mason: 8 y. Mills, Theodore Tlom4 ~
Mm schErfent'erE. Henry e. 71tntn. Wsa Berre NJ
AA[ft1 HkIzy Sandcr1on ana other excclent trfd-es
Neae1snse y a.o given 70 the cold ms Of TIA =
Timex World roe: Co.r.Re ci.l A1ver9tsc- E1nr.ss'
IL Mn7i lssisT 1aa We5ia Hoals 'sraal Fgaok cs
"tAua 8. VI Clsrk tsEett Chicago, Ill. no25x4E}lm
, 1862-12-02

General Orders No71
+ On ind nftss tho ETH lar OF November 1ss. for
Al goods gspped into This ns;.ct these WilI 1e
Surveyor tie fart On landing. il BE- III ID With Ihe
Conn., andlng ('lcer OF the PtsE Immediately; 1he
oller signed IN l4ke III be given to TIE Hlef
ct the goods,
Il Pott Co9usnder6 VIII forward every five dsTs
70 pstriCt usac@ua,tef 81. Invoices t1us received
Ill No Whf<Es o. Salt will he alio wed brought
into aET part oi the District without written tntot-
!y trIE biftcIc. 4: adquat1+ra frs: had any VOLS
lion q this order will subject al ps ties concerned
tc 4rrett and 5he Eeeds to f5:f.ita:e
" No goods whatever will be alsoEed to Fass the
EoFf OF Columbus, 1ozn Ehe AI5s slp2i kTes or pat
Pseuesh, uo the Terr1saee Eiye:, wtbour the oener
aln n ch$rse Ct the hosts e1utng tbs 51aa
set to ts s1Egss q Of he ort Or GonEaader he
aEIsst an9 T conniyed at 5g tie Of ths
Eli be aub}tct to seizure End forfeiture
Conn aEderE Of Pests have right to refuse the
l3ndtng of goods but appeal BE- had to District
Headquarters at ColuHhua
VI No Goods VIII ba landed at any other point than
Military Pot thin this District. ?, By .e:g-
Sea 1rst Being Etrea st District Headquarters AM
volst1on Of This p-oviEion VIII subject Eli paies cor
Cent 10 at1e aEd forfeiture Of ts to1ds hoal
By order Ct BIG. GEN. T. A DAVIS
Commanding District.
J.lGFEIL. EApt, 4GI 4. a. G. D05tx{7t1W
, 1862-12-02

ROCHESTER,. Deccaltcr 18Th 1851
"Mess.s. T. L. ER,aE: G.2t1enea-f :.ave suffered
terribly witt Dyspepsia fur three four r. ats and
tried any !ene dies aitlouteaacs aaitn aha i;3a
MY profession, AMI slt' cd greatly f-o1 !st1;Q-
&ta have nov tr,so tht. Piaetalion Bl1;sfs sNth.v
lclrtd me- sued their Es" q a .n Eca-J
b well ma.. Ere-7 OF several sin1!iar ca-es-
"I..sfs fscl.Ils yours. lseY. J. s. CAruoEx"
, 1862-12-02
FEMALES! FEMALES :,

II MANY ,AFFEC!T3.SS TE-UL1AR TO FE-
Males: ths E3traes baca1 Is =, ,unel'E,iieI by any
ty, PatHtu:nesa Suppression ct Customary EvAcua-
t'of. liberated or Schr-ons rtte Of tha Uterus und
for al complaints Incident TO the sex,
Or In the ueclfue or Change OF x.I1e
aee SgGptans above.
, 1862-12-02
INSANITY SHD G1NSUM?TTey.

1fauE e1e aware Of tbs csrss of their sutrnc bat
none 1fl! confess. The zecoIJ Of the IEs11c s;T1s
md the melancholy dtst.s b.. Enn3nmpton he.r a.-
pla WitELEs 70 1a3 tr2ta Of IL. assertion,
The Constitution once affected With
Or5enlc Weakness,
Ee1EYes the sid cf Encicnn to ayen.thsn snd frycn-
H.l+c the Svstso:. wn!cl. uEt.NE:iLi)l'S INTIsN;T
hGCtsU n+a:tably dsss. L triai Will CONVINCE :he
nest ES.nttcal
, 1862-12-02

population @: f1ye millions Of whites "a pop-
pla+ien Ignorant, aVerse to systematic indus
tr5, ard prone to irregular adventure. sys-
tenn OF society mere formidable for evil, more
1neEacirg to the best interests OF the human
race, it is difficult to conceive.
Arc there in the social and pel:tticel system
which has Do7 been characterized, any els-
ncnts Of Improvements, any qualities which
leave room for casonahle hope for the ulti-
mate, however gradual, correction Of its iahe-
rehs eFi's2 Mr. CajrueS has conelusiye1v
| shown 1haI the very reverse is the case. In
tteaa Of raising them elves to the level OF free
| sccietics, these communities are usyei Nv the
| mGst ln1Etrfocs motives to drse GnTn, If nos.
siess, free societies to the level Of themselves,
TIE DOMESTIC SLAVE TRADE.
Trading in slaves was doubtless psac.ice;1
ny tie aEcit MIS-, a1d with sufficient bar5aritY.
But we 10; in vain in the records OF antiquity
tsr traffic which, in extent, in systematic
character, and above all, in the function dis
charged hy it as the common support OF coun.
| tries btit1irg sud cnnEaa:iug Eumsn labor
| eau with justice, ba reggard dsd rs the analogue
Ct The modern slave trade-of that organized
system which hts been carried on between
Guinea snd tue coast ct America, aud of that
between Fir.iuis, lie Guinea Of the new
| world, ard the slage-consumilE States of The
| South arG West. TAe baraaseus inhumauIty
OF the s1aye trade mas long been understood
| but T Ent has lur been SO ottea notlced il the
mode in which it operates in giving increased
cohereuce and stability to the systsiu OF wnicn
it is part; first, "by bringing tho resources
Of sslubrious countries to 6Ipplaut the waste
Of human life in torrid regions; and sec
orCIy. ty providing ne~ source OF profit fo1
s1aychuldtrs, which enables them to kcep uE
! the inesituticn, when, in the absence of this
raecurce, it would become Improbable sai
disappear" Thus, ia Virginia, when slavery
by exhsusting the soil, had eaten aTaY il:
oxn profits, and the recn1onization Of tht
Slate by free 6sttl:rs had actually begun
came suddenly the prohibition Of the African
elaye trade, apd yearly ut the same time tht
vast enl:r= =tnseut ot tie field for slave 1abo,
| t5 the purchase CT Louisiana; aud these tive
events made slavery Ia Virginia again pro6ta
bic, as 9 means Of breeding slaves for exporta
tion aEd sale to the South.
It is through the existence OF this abundant
breeding grouzd for el.yes, which enables taeil
number TO be kept up and Increased fn ths
face OF tne H11st fsightfn1 mortality in the
places 10 which they are sent, that slavery i:
| enabled, as it eStausts old lands, to move OF
to new opcs, preventing that condensation O
population which, BY depriviug the ssmear
Whites" OF the means Of s1bsiating withnu
reer1ar work, mi render them .f1ician
Workmen, Instead OF, as THEY 10 y are, " ,n,r,
/ Inefficient, more unreliable, mofa uamsaagga
, 1862-12-02

lEsUp, kennedy e CO., Agents.

:sNf and STANDARD Kentucky hrtn3s, IN boxes. hsst
,of sppro5cd ninsfaetcfe b barrels hs!i osrels 60
foS sale ~s eatr9ns TasSa anF r. ptTxw l. H.sspxy
auTSstl| q Ao0tR Nesek Rsre4s.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03

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