... householders, in securing good domestic servants. To judge by the actions of some housekeepers, it would seem that the age of slavery has not quite passed away. In almost all but the buying and the selling, the conditions remain the same. The liberty of the ...

... copy of Ithakoreere is, in the face of this marvellously cheap and excellent volume, an indispensable icquisite of the bozos slavery Intelligent Britoo. 'YOUNG ENGLAND'S EGO 1 is another work just pulilished by Mears Prpkr,ck Wtsrne A Co. It is a neat small ...

... tha fetthered. quivering throat. A bleming wins :gnaw to me ; Nn thrall ran bold that nellow note, (Jr quench its flame in slavery. When mowing dawns in holy calm, And uaff true heat t to worship calls. the pistil., That floats about our prison walla. AM ...

... ; Heir and other Mattresses ,• Blanket. and ; Cheme of Drawers; Dressing Tables and Ware • Dreasing Glasse.; CAC Chairs; Slavery I;rees ; and • Large Lot of Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensil!, and the Furnishing. of Stables Washinghouse, and Laundu ...

... the Unified States history from it to the Civil deohled the alliterations between the North and the South, and abolished slavery for ever. One of the madman essays in this volume is that isa whose policy Mr. Lowell sums up on opinion Lamed upon ailequate ...

... SAIITIIDAT 2O, at 3 attsrasar. WsninsiDair. SW. 34. at 9 Mambo V. at 12 Nom Ncmca Tastier, attaallo arena' is Loaioa. foe slaveri a lf to the Tratp Thum Pier. NM •INlAlsol Those of Bal/bg PAINNO. MPS SCUM- 'S° S VIM t2N2I—WNOs Tickets, le ; 14 llokata ...

... of authority with a view to bribing thorn, and so keeping them from returning to trouble the authoritift in Lower Egypt. Slavery had been rivivedr with the connivance of these men, and without the knoulldg of the Khedive, and the various tribes which ...

... and barely r.ives me emough to clothe nivself with' lon that it ea/ only for the sake of being n. or on that I borne this slavery so Log • I ton, I know,Jack, yet I do nut like to bear the old maa raa down. I know be has suffered de. ply during his life ...

... Ins poems ctdied by Wise I,ily Wateon. It is noteworthy that Whittier, filet ins ren Were written against the .linerican slavery, and tin. recommendation of a woman at auction a. a good Ili n drew (rota Whittier his forciblo Th. Christian Slave, beginning ...

... evening imparted so genially by Mr. Lambeth ought to he taken strongly to heart by such of as may be living in soul-lees slavery to metronomic matter of-fart movement. Mr. Lambeth's organ *Ong is his piano accompaniments splendid (the insttiment. a my ...

... the (opinion of others to rule our choice or overpower our resolves, is tosabmit tamely to the lowest and most ignominious slavery, and to resign the right of directing our own lives. BEARD AND MANI:MEM-1R the year 1586 the rang Constable of Castile was ...

... as sentiment, in the song. I quote one verse only : I hoard Victoria plainly may, If wo wosM MI forsake Our native bad ef slavery. And 0110111 mew the Like, That she we en ion, With ems _- To give thses all a the rolling WS. Farwell, Old Master Ilmea rang ...