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tion in issue before the people
g constitution wisely framed and properly
fairly, and honestly approved by the true citizens
of Kansas. will settle all the difficulties that sur
round US, and that have been surroupdi ny us nd
will at once restore harmony to the Union 1
may remark here without, perhaps. doing inius-
ice to the feelings any honest and true lover of
his country, that the formation Of such consti-
tuition prostitutes and brushes to earth party that
is seeking by every means in its power to obtain
ascendancy. even at the cost of the sacrifice OF the
Union itself. IL is not merely Kansas, il is the
Union, that IS Interested. The action Of this con-
yention Involves not merely the interest OF the
people here, but Of the people throug hout the
Republic One Of the greatest issues to be re-
solved Dy the convention IL whether the people
OF this Territory shall have power to conirol its
government. To make a constitution Is but a
sihali anair Not a single principle will be EN-
braced in the constitution 10 be framed during
THIS session, that has not been already implanted
In other constitutions -
L. The old, original constitutions OF the A,neri
can states contained some errors which have
sine been corrected by the popular sepliu,ent.
and whenever old Consultations have l,een 70
yised and altered o. new Constitutions framed.
they have had expressed on them the princin le
that the people have the night to rule, and shall
merely governors and presidents and the various
officers that usually elected by the people, but
also Judges. These improvements have been
made within the last quarter Of d century, and
are expressed not only In the Constitutions of
such old States as have held Conventions within
that time, bat also in those OF the new States that
have since come into the Union. There are, there
fore, new principles 10 be decided ia these
Conventions Ia frame Constitutions. The people
Of Kansas assume the right TO settle all questions
Tor themselves, and Il Is that which produces the
difficulty, not merely here la Kansas, bat through
out the Union, That difficulty must be settled
Dy your deliberaiion. think the character OF
the members Of this convention over which l
have the honor to preside, ought to give to the
world the assurance that their will
result not merely In the settlement Of difficulties
here, but In the settlement OF the question as TO
whether that party which Is employing its trea-
sures, Its men, and its resources to keep this an
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FOX SALE.-Three three story BRICK HOT-
JILL SIS, within quarter Of a. mule OF the Cry
hall, one two story BRICK, with back huild,ny
near the Circle, and one FRAME COTTAGE 3. on
Capitol Hui, with smaller Houses, aud vacant Lots
Ia dinerent portions of the CITY. lnQuIre over
Washington City Savings Bank. OF su'e o'ei
ne lo-eotf GRAFT(1N n uANSoN
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o~THE REV. WM. PINkNEY, D., having
u 8 accepted the call OF the Nestry ofthe Church
OF the Ascension. will enter upon the duties OF his
rectOrship on SUNDAY, October 18th.
Persons desiring Pews in the Church " II please
apply to G. F. HUR LBURT, Register, Room No.
ii West Wing Patent Office. sc Scott
0~PHILADELPH!A ICE CREAM at elsa
every style and variety, at the PHILA ELPHIA
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner OF 18th and F
streets. Sc l2-ims
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open question till the next presidential contest
will stand or fall. III the Union stand, that party
goes by the board. If that party triumphs, this
Union cannot live.
I" The high and responsible duty, therefore, de-
wolves upon Us TO take in our hands the orr anic
act OF this Territory, and acting upon its princi-
piles, to present to the Congress of the United
States Constitution framed in such manner,
and haring srth an endorsement as that we may
not merely petition for admission to the Union,
but demand that we shall be admitted
The LESSON TO BE DRAWN FROM Ir.-The
New York Journal of Commerce, in its COM
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EOR RENT-One of the best BUSINESS
Il STANDS on the Navy Yard, which hs. been
sion gwen immediately. Apply TO JAS. CItI. r.. "u
the premises. -. - "a "a =,
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4. 1otDaIE,
aaR GEgy EEa TTST,

- E%EWS + ten9er of his professional services IN
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aTUgDL C.sysNGER-shstiew practition-
- er7 -eFtei taat intestinal wstms are MT
il: riaas s4,sy hat lie part of s&arer4ers, reno.
Wing fot1 Il ma Eesti@!e ~tiIfter al3nHisarr eanat-
What sues sous apmbasl Hhat miserable th.itfo-
p&s bu ,ee.lscps.Foad s~iYsisian t H4Ass that saaSe
stfin1is c +3se iaifsala tn of the aaweR al sanji,ne
actually I tb9nRa,4 the coating Ct tho stomach and
iata,tines,z ear,inx s~oevit.ble death. OF al tie dis
tases If c sfit.en III 5 Il HE most dangerous ami dis
ffsssing. tefoftsratsiy, tce. it is enc of the most
common. IL
WiYEEfs C4yInEaN rERMIFrcE.
h"Seqer, q safe. quick, uufalifg rainsly j. provided.
TIE proprietor chstterees the w0rli To shew that 1t
ever fai,ai 10 effect "A cure.
80 tie fttt!cE!sr and remember the name 4 Win
err Canadian Xesinsae." This i the only article
that eau be Depended en-. Fer sale wholesale ard
.etaIi IN New trieaus by ]. WRIGHT 4 co,
sole Rgotrseters, Il anil l5i CHARITIES Il.
Sold in Baton Refuge ny All The frsrsists.
s u N III s.
1000 lbs White Lead,
5eG lbs white Zine.
.Spei er ana Bfazier.s Sol!er
tule Borx, Red Kill, at +.
scpt = NoyyAy & HrGprr.
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PRGSP
ce THE
Southern Esr'or Magazine
sclEas, LEO Ok.
NEW SERIES

The arrarn-a1crtsio f htendin- The SorrH-
rRs LAoirs' Seer >n,l tie ~Scurucax PAg-
rnr M~.a.rsAr hni.r may ronl t,#ata
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G. &. HAIL. agTDRAEY d cDg.gsgLLcR AZ
IJs Law. Office or Laurel street.
TNiE99oaE. COLEMAN. DE4IE R IN rL0rEs
i Watches, etc, Under Inc Harvey Honsc.
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SIMON G. co.'s EMPORIUM!
.cApIToL CHEAP eIoRE'
cox Of LAUREL 4 ialan s4rls.
BATON rotor LIS
NOW o~penias large ard rarieH supply OF
~ rich. elegant and fashionable
rsrx.11 esse Eg1 fxator ScoSsE
selecte5 ~ sr. J. -selur, h~y + CONSTANT. ti'gaa
in purchasing ID 'ha h,at nsattft&.
DRGECHu ,hk, F1aia.d d"
ID Plan plutt a"i "fsufed DO
..iso -eirse hob~ Ia ga
NAsaNH2R p.,lHs. Woa!ea Scotia d.
! A2rSy Dc Dalac, inquired al so''5 ct.ors.
E@ENCH Nestsors, ia eFegy stale,
J. E.lSt.>l ID DO do
a}ptsc4 .f5ia auA aeare},
-asaiaa3a4t H,4ss IL tafae fr ehit'rfa'S n
M
sLACg Soml azjne. Ftack A'rsreas, M
= qualities. Black Aonss. &c Lame u Tas
wids
IGEY rirh Cashmere, Dr. ssea,
| Also Re fGglin 10
NEs..I IaIvas Ladies Cioa',s. vafy rice,
y Sack aaa co3ared roti dsir.as. Ill stEies
SIP E. 10 e. e ey. 90.
tEARGE asserts. ert ii se'yes aaa s}$
Il sg3r4farr, - III sAairs. A. 9.-@t a'"'
erare4 : .eir:. ,a-f ateh ast hta4 eAs'
Able. Head dresses,
2aea"! Riaet.ts.
Com,arsss ned Chi ise1's' avis
Knit cioa@~ ~o,: CT ~ rtz.ELtcH n.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Two w asks Lsssr fram 0alifornla
ARRIVAL on TNE lLLlNOls.
d, roc. ooo IM aorp.

Nav YoRx. Dec, 2s.--Tbe stsamship Illinois has
arrived ffom Asplnwal, bringing San Francisco
dates to the 9th inst. She left Aspinwall on the
10th inst aud has on board SEQ prsssngers brought
down BY The steamer Golden Age. The Illinois has
noarly 81 700 900 Ia gold.
The q. s. steam frIgs,s Wabash left Aspinwall
on the 18Th last, for Nsw York, via Havsups-
Tho San Praaoisco papers furnish very little new'
Of interest.
The reports from the mining districts are good
though there vas still uaat Of rain In some dis
uicte.
Riohsrd P. Hammond, Bx, Collector al San Fran.
cisco has been acquitted on the charge Of dcfraud
Ing the General Gyvssnnents while in Office.
Business at San FrancIseu was generally DALI
The money market continued unchanged.
The jobbing rates for Galiege Flour was $3.50
Hams, 1871 Lard, 20 Now Orleans Sugar, ia
| Clear Pork, Si2. M
The news from Oregon and Washingtou terrific
| riss, was unmpcftant.
The Panama Star contains az account OF the Wa
In Nicaragua, connrmatory Of the adylees receivsS
here by the Tcnnessee, but includes nothing new.
| A British squadron arrived at Panama en- the stl
lost. Its object Is said to be to examine Into th'
Feasibility Of establishing Naval depstin tho bt
| VI Panama, probably ct Taboga.
A.let.er from Carthagens, dated November u
states that the British difficulty still eontlnued, an
that tho blockade Of the New eransdan ports woal
commence immediately.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

bed soon as he wakes of a mid winters morning
is worth something; fear Of his not making his
way throsgh the world srsditsbly, because he has
the eisnents Of promptitHde, dssisou and energy,
comfortable suggestion worth knowing. II you have
force Of will enough to keep you from taxing 80
end nap-ard 1t Is the ''sesond nap" pshicn makes
Its kaAefnl Influence felt mal.saes-it Is batter
for Vou Ia liza awh ia snuk abo@t 1t, until the
feeling Of weaT.ssy passes out Of the limbs uhob
you Is ee--~ssniy feel Bat to sleep soundiy, and
so rested and refreshed when you wake np Of .
morning, four things are essential
!. 90 70 bed With feet thoroughly dry and warm
: Take nethIng for supper but some cold bread
and butter single cup Of weak warn tes Of AM
kEd.
2. Avoid oysr fatigue Of body.
For the hear preceding bedtime dismiss eysr v
eEgrossing subject from the mind, and lei il be
employed about soothing and enlireniug Ia cheer .
full thankfalness. ~s''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

KossurH AND Loors NApoLssK.-M. Kos
auth, 10 one OF bis lac speeches, compares his
lot with that Of the man he had just before af-
fected to contemn.
II will never venture TO contrast nv own
hsmble lot with tbs brilliant one Of that DO
teniate. eat with my children the bitter bread
Of hosnelessness; / sm staggering joyless tow
ards an Obscure grave. For inheritance nv
children may gesa legacy Of sorrow, yet Of
devotion to their country cause. Sach is my
lot; bot. whatever may be my faults, my er.
rcrs, or even my sins, never Aave broken
caths, never have deceived nations, never tn.
fed with the duties Of an houest patriot.
Bonaparie. on the contrary, alta high in pow
er. dsszliug the eyes Of shest sighted man will,
the lusrs Of bis pFepisious star, Still do not
at all beHevs ID abe stability Of successful !
crime.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Fime Farms az HsrIvate Sale

AsmA THr SUBSCRIBER hsyin disposed Of faruis
Nos. l, IL Rivcrtged in fh paper, still has
sssh the other Nos. for SALE toEether with several
9sLers IN ksns o9unty near DSoer beautiful To-
eaSy full desorpton gill be in the paper in few das e.
No. a in Peucader Hundred miles from DelawHie
cry from the DelswaIe Railroad, aid contains $50 n
ares No s.-A farm Of lts ACRES, near Milford, with
9sW iulpfovements ID young orchard of Apples and
4eaches One half Of timber the baanos hns
bpsa lined And gnanoed and produces good crops,
NO g. Farm q los Acres, of good quality soil, about
~ e.es 5000 nEbe land ~ or 50 acres poor but good
wifIe Railroad near Dover.
NO. Farm Of lk0 Aorel square tract, lays bean
Lsy ior IMPROVING, natural soil very good about 50
bs abaf "a yssr sn ~ sa y {onag Pile,
ia the county Of tsirage, about 10 Red Ceda
farm nboats miles below Doye 2or3 miles 10 nayiggl
v o. b. JESTER, Land Agent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

IA Eo.l.a,A agop RARM CONTAINING lss
Sssl e Elk!on, Il miles from .he E,rmeE and Il f9a
WImiqgton and Bsltnoro Rail Road, wilt good turn
ontor switch where imo can 10 placed on the Farm and
grain shpped The improvements are gSe2d fully ndo,
now good state Of un % pretty good eno
inc, Title good, aad terus easy cue half Dash balance
moItgagei Price 500 per acre
No 2s--la situated onthe innn road from Newark to
Ninlngton miles from Newark apd oontains acres
buildings good fencing good soil Of good qualify, and
wins R9od stats Of 9gystion, phlladei "a WILL
Farm, whore time can be delivered on tue Fnrq Title
gooi terms one third or one hall CASH aud Pes 500 PEI
acre. s1. : Ill 80 ~
No. s.lsa good Farm Of 1852 acres Mil Geek Hus-
dfei, 10 mea from Wilmington aad p from eNafk thiH
Farm is Improvement soil good andlow taaos
good crops g99d fencing and y vel y,teIsd bodlnss
NO. d-ls Farm Of II acresi situated in Cecil COunsg
AHryland soil good well improved bull lnEsgood wei
fenced, well xatefed, and isa good Farm mleairou
also have several uninproved tracts OF land, OF "
aeresof good soil and well ocstedi pEoe Ss9 per acre.
ueD So heres; price S61b and of Acrea small houses
price 1O. Allo fine above Farnsh onL water,
hcdw compare with my property e New casils eoas q,
schools and places OF and wnui Hpeeny invite
Ill pers to call before purchasing eaewhere a.
10 mo- AS JANIS II. RAY, ;
augl8-tf Etl ~ NewNrk. Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

William Harper, native Of Philadelphia,
aged thirty years. was drowned In lake near
San Francisco recently. He had entered email
skill With gun In his hand to shoot some
wild ducks ihat were swimming about in the
watei' but hs had no sooner pushed of from
toe shore than the skif capsiEsd and be sunk
before assistanee could be rendered. The body
vas hshed up.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Public Sale or Roal Fastato,

A~A gRY virtue of the last Wili and Testament of
fssaasT% ~ David Jackson. late of the Townnhio az
lssi Es;t NotIla iIE coaats OF CHESTER, aud tats
hxeen!ors said WILL Offer The following vors vsus.
PIC khAL rs FATE at Pu BLic SALE on WEDN Is.
~ W, the It'll day OF January. 1851 All that valuable
Farm situate 10 tha said rowaslip Of Vast Nottlnshsn.
bvnniai by Lands OF Gu trl8s X. Mcdonald, John G'
Mhl5 ~ Jamsi ntshisoa ssa aud oisri ooatan-
On The stage road between Nov London and oxford,
miles from either place The improvements cosaiat or
large Brick dwelling House with four rooms and " IA
hall On the FIRST floor and sx the second with
spacious garrett large Barn ~ by 100 feet Dimensions
with water fuaHus ia tue yard, with al the necessary
~ w puungs VT sueh ARM Also tenant house
hgh state Of cultivation, well watered and divided Into
hels OIL onyenIent sze There y an abuldace of wood
t9r AZ nsss # large ar@ Young and thEyins Apple
" s within quarter Of mile Of the philadelphia aud
Batnote Ceutea Rnilroad. II u luealed in healthy
and integent nelghbnrhooi, and ia convenient Mills
Schools and Churches OF all denominations rarsps dc.
srnus OF viewing the property before the day of Sale
requested TO call on Eliza Jackson at New London IN
said county on George u. Jackson residing the
msos sale TO cOmfuenoe 2 O'olook, Al, Wheu COZ,
ditioua wi he nlnie known hY
wv ELIZA X. JACKSON x.-.......
GEORGE -. JACKSON, ( h4euoporh'
No. q,sf1aT D.a n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

IA No. 1. A very handsomely situated farm of g
ANsA Acres, with good buildings, within milss Of
lsssHM WilminFton, with good view Of pSlaware &G,
Brandy wine Hundred within inilesof Wilmington with
dwetlihxs and Barn, Orchard, 30.
No. 8. A Farm Of Iig Aofes in BIZ ndywine Hundred
within u miles Of washington, with good subsahtial
Mo- & Farm q . Acres withint m',ss of Whining
Nc s. 2gt Acresoflani Concord Road ~ miles rom
Wilmngt ono half woodland, the rest cleard, with
handsome building atuAtiou. :,
g. 2o Acres % LAnd the Delaware, 81 mlles fro N
Hitea for cottages, dc. stag5.s 70. M
No. T. Acres Of marsh meadow In Cherry Islsnd one
| VIM. MccAULLlsY, I5s Marke Street..
Sept 2o-tf Wilmington, Del,