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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
ADOPTED AT PITTSBURGH, AUGUST IL, 1852

ADOPTED AT PITTSBURGH, AUGUST IL, 1852
Having assembled in National Conven-
ton as the delegates Of the Free Democra-
cy of the United States, united by COM
mon resolve to maintain right against
wrongs, and freedom against slavery; con-
iding in the intelligence, patriotism, and
the discriminating justice of the American
people; putting our trust in God for the
triumph of our cause, and invoking his
guidance i'm our endeavors TO advance il,
we now submit to the candid judgment OF
all men the following declaration Of prin-
ciples and measures:
|. That Governments, deriving their just
powers from the consent Of the governed,
are instituted among men to secure to all,
those inalienable rights Of life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness, with which they
were endowed by their Creator, and Of
which none can be deprived by valid legis-
lation, except for crime.
III. That the true mission Of American
Democracy is TO maintain the Liberties Of
the people, the sovereignty Of the States,
and the perpetuity Of the Union, by the
impartial application to public affairs, with
out sectional determinations, Of the fun
damental principles Of equal rights, strict
Justice, and economical administration.
iii. That the Federal Government is
one of limited powers, derived solely from
the Constitution; and the grants of power
therein ought TO be strictly construed by
all the departments and agents Of the Gov
eminent, and il is inexpedient and dan
gerous to exercise doubtful constitutional
powers.
Nv. That the Constitution Of the United
States, ordained TO form a more perfect
union, 10 establish justice, and secure the
blessings Of liberty, expressly denies TO
the General Government all power 10 de-
prive any person Of life, liberty, or prop
erty, without due process OF law; and,
therefore, the Government, having no more
power 10 make slave than to make a
king. and no more power 10 establish sla-
very than to establish monarchy, should al
once proceed 10 relieve itself from all re-
sponsibility for the existence Of slavery
wherever il possesses constitutional power
TO lcgislate for its extinction.
v. That, to the persevering and impor-
tunate demands Of the Slave Power for
more slave States, new slave Territories,
and the naturalization of Slavery, our dis
tinct and final answer is--no more slave
States, no slave Territory, no nationalzed
Slavery, and no national Legislation for the
extradition Of slaves.
vi. That Slavery is sin against God
and crime against man, which no human
enactment nor usage can make right; and
that Christianity, humanity, and patriotism,
alike demand its abolition.
VII. That the fugitive Slave Act Of 1850
is rcpugnant to the Constitution, TO the
principles of the common law, to the
spirit Of Christianity, and 10 the senti-
ments of the civilized world. We there
fore deny its binding force upon the
American People, aud demand its imme-
date and total repeal.
VIII. That the doctrine that any human
law is a finaIity, and not subject to modi-
fcation or repeal, is not in accordance
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BUELL. 3 BLANCHARD, WASHINGTON, D. o
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MANUEL PRREIRA;
THE SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Visi0s Of Southern Laos, Life, and Hospitality
Written In Charleston, s. O., by v. O. Adams


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pkoPOsALs will be recsived ON, 18th
November nent for construction equipment and delivery
port
be less 6 breadth Of
s ir paddle wheels and or wheel o
less 200 depth en-
be
ir The hands, of cabin, aad Tor
oeers Also, 10 have cooking stewards room panty
closets cabin kcheh furniture
hess than % bands officers.
The deck cabin roof 10 be suhieisny Arm for
Pilot wheel house deck and be supplied
with customary conseniences for steering.
The boat 10 be schooner xged and 10 be supplied with requisite
spa Sails ana rigging 10 BE properly painted 10 a'e Two hs
anchors adequate chain cables and ali
Of hauser holes chain cable windass eye hc
Each dimension and
fnIn's. a drawing and model Of the boat
The boat supplied good boats
70 feet long aeh and each boat 10 have good with udder
and tier
No advances be made the and The War Depart
ent to hsye authority for to declare The contract vod
The War Department Itself the
night Of the proposals. reject The whole and 10
The be able pressure
speed of miles the hour aud TO be supplied with suitable coal
bunkers, capable slowing than o
Materials tie of the best quality together workmanike
and all and aures saa
against m 70 os observed le boat 10 'e net less than 20 ade
The OF quality,
vh The best reeen, improvements.
When reported ready CONTRACTOR inspector
VIII be appointed by the War Department. ocer ai the
and mpoy exceeding steamboat men
to employ the requisite nienen, abores &C. order make
speciion and rial
The Inspections exposed trial up OF not
100 mes eahef
shah maintain speed OF not less miles the hour
for hours
inspectors
strength materials machinery " ns and per-
fuialea
and trial. half of said be paid by he United
and one half by the contractor.
j. j. ALERT,
Sep l6-daDi S2awtls,Nov Col Corps II. Z.
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GREAT Bargains In Dry Goods. Mr. Hall has just
VI from New where attending
sales you much
opening sacrihce
will guaranty purchaser hs think fhvos
both Our embraces
nne gpcAa
goods Ao, ass oapeinss of Kind,
Of ktn6s We
pectuy request purchasers viii favor with cni
feel confident will he greatly
advantage mind handsome goods always
had at off
Sep l<-64wn HAI.L n BROTHER
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mo. 5l6 /

NUGlC& extending the slime OF .he reservspon OF
withdrawn sale the
from SHHrrSvoEf ioUsIsN4, 10 NcxsnuRG
MISSISSIPPI.
market and ordered 10 be Withheld from sale or
valid until the 9TH day OF June
December H. IsS7, aud tying within nfen
of the proposed railroad above
toned extended OF months from Th
Given under hand the city of Washington this tenth day Of
June iS5f
BY order Of the President; -
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JaRe li-lawl3w
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

fsHAFIN A. HARRIS NJ D., principles of Dental Surgery.
" Thomas E. Bond, n. d. principles OF Dental Medicine.
WashiRSon r. Handy, M. D.. Oatcmy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Biandy, NJ. d., Dental Practice.
Philip II. N. D., Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, NJ d., Denial Chemistry
the lst Of Novwm-
" and close the Is Of March
October viii be devoted TO practical dentistry
dissectIons-
inhrma being connected with The college the student will
81 be kept
the whole
Tctets or lectures elo siricuaon, s.; dpoma SOD.
For turtle information address
r. H.AUsTEN Dean,
Sept I3-2aw4w 1s Sharp
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mo. SOL


\ Office Hon. Henry
Dodge m satisfactory assieaed the lands hereto
Wiiou Riper and Mwe a.
Point districts the OF Woosx within ahou heen miles
supposed proposed railroad from Du
Lake Superior, particularly de-
scrped lie SO issued from tnis Office the 18th
July last which subject At the time Of said
withdrawal ereept have been since pre- emped w
be and aisr Monday the 18th
September and conditions
though the had Withdrawn from market And
withdrawal enbrsced In the Presidents
proclamation No $40 the prhc sale Willow River wisconsin
Of September having
been rencindes win be offered directed in sod proams
under at General Land Once the city
Washington mis- 2ls OF August, Domini 1884.
By order Of the President
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 22-2aw6w Intel Star
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lUALL STEPHENS military manufacturer orders
would respectfully Of and navy officers
to the superior os and goods They have created
revolution us Department. and furnish the most eeran'
goods Al prices s wi successfully challenge greater red ucron
we wish 70 show that this privilege business
and susceptible of ali he despite the joegng-
of anuqaarians.
cinzen clothes made ORDER elegant style ssd latest
United Suites Gags and banners made TO ORDER
Aug I2-2rawamo
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SKETCTiEcS of eminent Statesmen OF the time of
y George III BY Lord Brougham edition.
Letters OF Rachel Laiy Rassei edition. volume.
Raoad accidents, by which they
the safety apparatus BY L.
Turnhpl q. McRen. Price Is
O1en the Skeleton and Teeth
BuShnan principles OF snnal and vegetable physiology
Carpenters principles comparative physiology edition.
Aoga FRANCk TAYLOR.
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lands Withdrawn districts subject to sale
Monroe Nscbitoches, Louisiana, Ne neca
her H. 1853 for the railroad from yicksbuy In said
sste and Oh whch The reservation by No
3e vii be fueet 10 entry
time hxed in said notice. and that tey a1e
eayero cf fas oyErA
!nn eject wsfso ura-inE further Instructions oAcs
Given under my hand al the General Office ta city Of
Washington this nth dag oi September, Doruin 1851
By order of The President;
JOHN WILSON,
Sept G-2aw6w Commissioner
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Mr.. BushneII's school.

lStA streo tetvsea and G. streets Rasbin son.
TIE sessiou viii Septem
Der The Of instruction
mathematics,
together with all the ugsh branches taught
AuS il--FuS Tues6u'
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mo. b2a.l
No. 523.
Ey the President of the United

NO 523-
Sale OF alternate sections In tine state OF Missouri
Ey the President United states
IN pursuance law L. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President the
una states state % q "A DO ers5 and MAKE -
bearing odd which remain TO e uned States ain sir
ssoeof Missouri suhjeci hg per
ss a ps.sass ss s y ss s @ s @ ns s snsa AZ
the public lands aid in
An August 1884 viii be held Al the undermea,onsa
land Offices said State the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office PALMYRA, commencing Monday the
day Of January nen for s disposal Of the vacant lands
above referred situated ns
horsA Of t4s base iis and Of the h pnpai
Township ff1y sz, Of range three.
Townships y'yre tysir, fifty fty-eishf
townships eftsp fifty siz hiyse seven 6ssshs, and ag-
rown.h.ps gyfF fayH4 hiy seven, ahyeigh, and any
TOWNSHIPS y.re fsH slysepea and ty-eisAt Of range
seven.
ToWnp snS snd e ,snss aass n,s ssh
Townships Jghrs my z ysssen, and Jiy eisA OF
TswP.s Tswp.sp p ss, siis,i5 a range
'y''1. @ and ffy-eigat, of range Twelve
day January for the disposal o. M pn5e ana IN
fallowing named townships 10
or'a Of iae bose ans and ei Of tAe h principal meridian
TTswnsps sy sa and and M y # ass ,nrssen
hfysr diy seven ard hy GEM Of range sixteen
Townships my Any seven sisAt, range
teen
Townships fyia, fy-seven y eight ofrange eighteen.
Townships ysr, fftyseyep, and cA, Of
TownsaiPs rsyf htyseyea, fff set, OF
Townships s sT, hy sna fyeigh Of twenty
Toaips ,ty sir, hfy-seven sy-s'sa range twenty
Townships ysir, fifty fyeisA, range twenty
three.
Al the land Office Monday,
eighteenth, day OF Decemse for the disposal the
lie lands such odd numbered
usied IN the following named townships, viz:
North Of the base line, tes g riacpai
Townships fir , hhy ty eight and fynne, of runse
twenty four.
Townships fs sir, hfyssven, fy-eisA range twenty
Townships ysz, sevrn y-eisht, Taase rwesry
Townships iysiz, hhyaeyer sad J1yeiEi of
eight
Tow asnips y sa, fyseven, y eigh, range twen-
Townships tiy-sir, y eight. range 1b
Townships fJyiz hfyseyea, and ty eight, of thirty
Townships ny r fy-seven, fy eight. range thirty
Townships fayz dfy sevsn and 6yeish of thirty
three
townships Gay-sin, my yeisA, Of range thirty
townships fly - hfy-seven, and f1yfss rage ihirsy
five.
The tpyRsa % wholly
width side Of said road
o partly within said limits, designsied
by Commissioner of,he General Land Office.
The and Will be sd siec 70 the yst granted by said
public highway transportation - and
The particular aes through which the road pas w be sold
containing The quantities shown BY the olica pists.
The eclion will be offered the order in which they adser
Offering all the lands, but exceeding weeks, and rpea-
make private entries Of The lands offered under ths
under my hand, line city of Washington
dAy-four
By the President:
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United states Patent once,

StpfehbeT
ON petition d. Crane OF Newark New Jersey,
praying Tor tie nsion Of patent granted him
10th February ls4I 92d December $780, for
the method OF constructing clocks
the expiration Of said patent; which Qad
day Of December, ls5s--
Monday the 4 Of December next al 10 O'Clock and all
notified and show
why said petition ought be granted. t.l
Persons the file the Patent
Office ;her objecioB specially forth writing ean
sa soe the hesrns all testimony Sled BY either party
used the said transmitted in accord
with the res OF the Office which will be Furnished app
cation.
The Of December;
other relied upon must be
filed the oce before Of that day the
snents, If any within days thereafter
puhshed in the Union, inei
xencer Evening Washington d. c.; Pennsyvanan,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York
Boston, Massachusetts, week for three scceve
fourth Of December merit, the day Of
hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioned OF Paisnta.
sE3tors above viii peAse and scud teir
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice.
eps 2o-lnw3w
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NVIsk to outpayers-pedueuou fer props paymentNo,ce
the sren
sse payable al this Office deduction of eig,. per cent
cNn,. '' y F ~ p = p orup ~ re- ~
ANx"-e"'oh Collector.
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ths psuuon Of Henry Burden, of Troy York pray
laS oi me extension OF
oi io4o for machine for roiins
puode oa or oher masses of
years from the eIpson patent which takes MAC
on the l0ih day Of December, I654- " r
IL Is ordered
.aasy Ms x'th OF November II ali per
sad peuuon ough te granted. - - >' "''
opPosnk the required Gle The Patent
HeI specially forth a east
10 ~ o ,Is Gay OF hearing ~ testimony ned BY party
eofdAnee with the Once winch viii be fan,shsd a.
application ~ ' 'e 'u'h''neo On
and oer relied
any, within days thereafter. - - ~'sN"--"''' :"
orsed Also that This notice published 10 The Union I,sl
ana Evening SaT Washington d. Evening Arss
Pennsylvania Scientific Amencan New Yofk and
ros Boston, Msssachusets
weeks previous TO the 27th of next day OF hxsns
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
OF ,he above will copy their
Sept S-law3w - ~ A0"~S
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CARDThe Subscribers their thanks
customers who have promptly settled their and
those VIII have
determined
rla' remain unsettled dAGRUnER n CALVERT.
We offering bargains All kinds goods
ponctusl customers ma G..
22-2wscif
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MATCH HORSES FOR SsLns.--A pair OF sorrel family
III carrisge horses gentle The owner having
further for thens will sell very low indeed.
For particulars inquire The counting of this Office
Aug 5--Gtnf
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United states Mail,

fosr OysIcE DKPARTMKST,
September ls le54
PROPOSALS COR carrying The mails of the United States fro the
day Of January 1884, J0t day OF June le5s
Office Department, city Washington,
November, 1884, decided BY 81
November following.
1i From aaineston by suggsvle Grove % Choetaw
Clay Hi, Dxons Mills, Shiloh spenceye Liaden Spring
HiI Demopois. and Macon, Greensboro, lao miles and
u stages.
Leave Caincsown Hancay Wednesday, Friday
q.
Arrive Creenabo.o' "A hour, by IN.
Leave eenboo' every Tuesday, Thursday ad Saturday at
ATnve al Gainestown in Dc hours, - ! D. m.
Proposals in be
For form of proposals, also
and requirements embacng be ia the
10 such department
advertisement inviting proposals and
southwestern s'5sss, dated January ., 1864,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Sept l1-lawiw Tine and Ev. Star /
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Fsbmay rs o for the railroad from Mobile TO Gtsd,
Gapier's Landing the Tennessee
Via Mobile Alabama New Orleans louisiana and
thereof Albany, Georgia, Evfsua Montgomery
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NOTICE TO PRE-EapTioN CLAIMANTS.


Under approved 80 March, ls53, entitled An
esnd rights settlers therein
toned of the United states they en
listed extended the a5oyr mentioned alternate reeoo.
where the settlement and ppveen made psior "a The dsie
allotment aud psJ or at the rate OF TWO dollars and
m per before the day Sed r the public sse And b
The approved s March 1854 entitled An fr the relief o
SETTLERS lands reserved far ra'oad purposes persons who set
ed bs lands The date of datrd
wi be pre- npions The ordinary minimum pfce o
public OF dollar and twenty Ave cent?
lie sale Therefore, person entued TO the sht OF pre-
the lands aboe mentioned under III act 81 "a
February (iE7 of aoienr under the of su
March, 1884, made prior 10 hs date OF wiihiraws
required establish ne sin % thc satisfaction Of The register and
pfupeE therefor TN
Yracisute fhfs
appointed Tor public
bctng such claim will be forfeited
JOS. $. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Ofnce,
SEP l6-iaw13w Tint & Starl
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NOTICE TO rRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled
presumption therein
tioned presumption extended above
numbered where the
made the date OF allotment
dollars
fixed public by the approved
March, 1854 enuIed 'An relief Of settlers
purposes, persons improved
date Of will
ed ordinary minimum public
proven up paid day fixed for the public
OF eempion
Of odd sections above under
March,
18Th lhs alioseni
27h March, 1884, made prior the hdra
likewise entitled
spion the OF 2h March, e5a Of the
outside directed be
Louis,
itsh the
land office. therefor the
hy law yrGeieasie ~ seeing M noties and before
the public sale
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be for
eed.
JOS S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ofice
Sep I7-iawl3w lint and Star.
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United States Mails.

ea2T osrteH prRAErAssr,
is, day Of January, less, h June 1885, inclusive le
following routes on ,e Mississippi VIII be received conaer
iii O'CLOCK of e day OF November is5 by
KENTUCKY.
No slo2 From Cairo IN. by Memphis Team Napoeon Ark
yehsbu,s fiss- Naieben, and Baton Rouge, In, 70
s-i'ah.e s'esmaoais.
airise .. New oneans n sys by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily al 5 pm;
hrnve at Cairo ia six days by p
10 aisa From Cairo IN by Coan,Dus, Ky, Hcsmaa's, New
S rsesa Point hfss Fsaae
sn sa m 1ns sss Oldham ,.s As .s 10 senpns M. Tenn A.
srean6oa,s ''N - '''' anu S''"'
reage Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, aad Friday, al
Snive a, Memphis an 81 hour. by 7 D m ne ii day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Auive AZ CAIRO 81 hours by 8 a IN next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
No73l From yckburs Younss Point, La lkens Bend,
saSssa sas Soys a Is,5 ni Lake pon ha
ton, Miss Greenv,ie coumbia, Ars., Gainas Land
y, sass ree unss mes week, iu safe and @ suSis Ss
Leave vichssurg every Monday, wednesday and Thurs
Aniss Napoleon every Friday Saturday and sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday "Wednesday, Mon
Arrive yckssurs TUESDAY, Thrrss.y, an
ILLINOIS.
soSaai rram Rock isand NJ by Hampton For Byron
Albany Fulton, Iowa CAM
che, Lyons, Tabua and Bellevue, Gsiena, H., Io0
miles and back three week, IA sae suitable
steamboats,
Bidders viii propose a schedule
FOR lotms OF proposals, aud
tembsctng
Ae contracts 10 snch
see advertisement irvfng proPoa fcr
s'ppi nver dated Tih Jsne lea,
.t JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
hgs 81 eo5S0i Intel. and siarl
l. WnRUsUEHIEs. LACE GOODS. tSc.-she pubssnber.
- nave hs day received fun
r lat paiis Styles embracing sl the noYaiues he
seh ihe aiisn ion ~ the ladies respectfully invited The
Nnz : hsi Of some of the leading articles, viz
= = Maltese ehemiIetts and sleeves, ia
- NaieEs eolsfsts and sleeves do
- heAy embroidered muslin Valences trimmed
"a 50 90 muslin cOlisfetrs and sleeves
- ffsheh embroaered muslin collars
90 cauhrc collars
90 ski for open dr.sses
90 DO pocket srchie
80 psees > sife laecs aud edgings, al widths
IVY 90 Naenees aees, .dgsnss, d in.sfr
g nasish inreaa aees, edginr., and
90 eamsne heaneins and rulings
is 90 Swiss nnpsiin,, founcnss, nd bands
i.n % Embroidered dmiiy bands
~ pairs embroidered muslin smhr sleeyes
4, 10 d'Sen long snd shou hlsck lace mifs
so eNey variety o metz, Illusions,
smsusered nuin lawns and vests
oep'-S"~4wh HooE, BROTHER, co.
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CIKS SILKSWe would invite the attention OF the ladies to
stock Of elegant silks just opening and bav
New York sAcrihce
will them from less than last pces
sell and elegant plaid plain, striped silk dresses 2
yad A6 The ladies especially invited 20 call early and
look a, them. BARNES X MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between eh and 9Th streets.
Sept 23-eo2wif
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Hamilton G.. Fant,

Ske end Dealer in nhage, Sio&s Psnasyrania
befreen N aud efh streets, WGsasrgton, d. C.
NCuRREST and land boagr and Drafts
l. ni principal sold purchasers
all opposite thirty
Claims aRains; the collected.
sept 5-eodimdhw