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- Housckccpers may not he aware that
il Is unsafe 10 US, three fourth of the S.lar-
atus now sold as the pure article There is
no danger in using B. r. Rabbits, as he
manufactures all his Salara,us from com
mon salt, on new medicinal principle It
10 also important that all interested should
know. that Il. 7. Rabbits unauthorized
Potash is the hest article Of the kind manu-
featured No hoase-keeper-should BE- with
out il, rs il is almost an indispensable article
for domestic purpass. The high character
Mr.. BIS Potash has attained and the neat
mancr in which i, is pa, up in Tin Cans,
makes il preferable 10 any other kind in usr
Manufactured and sald at Gs & 20 Washing
ton street, New York. AMI 3 luiia street.
Boston. For particulars see advertisement in
another column. 3. limo
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MARRIED.

In Els vsr,h, Sept, 21,h 1857 by A. Nc silster Esq
Mr. Washington briggs. 10 Miss Mary:w Maddox, botl
cf this town.
Ifhe Pabsher aekao~ieiscs generous slice ofwedng
cake and In wishes the parties all happiness
possible In their rcia,ion.l
In EswoIh 3oh inst. by A. wisseli, Mr. Horace Whit.
Her. Miss, Augustine I.ampson, both u Franklin
In NJ ,ekyu, N. " the ls,a int, by R,v Charles
D. Of Dansile n.y. In Miss. Gcoriganna u. laughter u
Lewis rappsn, ESQ, Of u.
In 8oaiisboro 80, by A. q. Guptl, ESQ. Nathaniel
Gupsiil 81 stuben 10 Miss Ellen 4. Tracy ofG.
Ia ~ Stephens 10th ul,, by Rev. r. Brow NELL James
Pesersou, Esq Of Machias Port to Miss Mary Hannah
Hooper. of the same place.
same place, 10TH by the same. Mr.. Andrew Small q
Pembroke, to Miss Susan Hoilsph Of the place.
In Bangos, on Wednesday evening, sept q, by Rev s
L. Caldwell. John A. Peters, ESQ. Counsellor law to
Miss Fannie r., eldest daughter Of Hon. Amos " Roberts
In Nestnn pper Fails, Sept 18th. by Rev Mr. Muige
Capt Nathaniel @. Tucker, Il fremont, Me to Miss sa
rah L. Stanley, Of Cranberry Island, Me.
In boston, lst inst William Anderson IT, OF Boston To
Laeresa 7. Was, formery Of Addison, Me.
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To Clients and Debtors !

An Aontsf man is ne nobiest Uorl Of ;od,-
u ~ LINEN These are hard times, and many u you
hate large and expensive families and some of yo,
p nsi'h, and pprer faculties. hut alt Of you can do
'o"afi' eeonomting your expenses, and pa, Ing
'e smah portion Il your debts. Rents Provisions ma
ur'ef'es are falling rapidly. owing debts and in
's, 70 10 justice to my creditors work very hard early
and late, and am reducing my expenses oxr M, from
what they were last winter. And want each ~ vo, -,
aAe similar efforts to show yourselves the "noble- wo,k
u yea Drive II can't" oyerb, ard. Where there is
WILL there is generally a Way -
very much need what is due me- Nv moderate
u.p'' means, my growing indrmities and my bones,
W. demand Of me the efforts I amnuw malinr
VIII you not join and assist me to do rieh, :,
my creditors II you cannot pay ALL YOU can some
PMt-ehd u not IN money, then in something To r.r
pHsA WAR or Use II you can't spare an on COW or
sh.ep thsh bring me pig chcker--a bag OF
efahoerries potatoes other vegrabesor load Of bay
wood. ~ VI nay
as much your duty to make such Efforts as I, il 10
pray 10 tod to forgive your sins and bless and prusner Won
mans faftA IS shown by his uorks MANY "A man. pro
Iess'n9 The Religion Of the Redeemer guilty II fraud
anu sn towards his honest creditor of, the poorer
., INC two and great sufferer As ys mout that men
sAohIa do INFO you, DO We sutn 30 10 them"
CHARLES LOWELL
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NUriCD-I hereby give moi Ice that for consideration,
have given my son, Edwin O. Mctiovn, HIS time
uanaAcf business for himself, and that shall claim
none a bic earninss, and shall pay debts Of his
Secsing, sf>ss TIN dat. ALFRED McGowS.
hsss,sth, oet s. Is51 3w37
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Notice

pICKED up at sea, between Calf Is
= land in the Penobscot Bay, and Swans Is
land. schooner withou tany name She has pink
stern, masts or bow,prit her top is badly cult
pieces. Said schooner has the name Vinal Haven
on her stern. The owner can have said schooner
by calling on Solomon Barbour or B. F. Staples
svansIsiand, proving property and paying char
ges 3~3s
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Notice.

q Every person should read the advertise
nsn,s Of GRiSpLx's CELEBRATED MAGIC cosrorSD.
and AscIkSr JArAsssx LIE PITTS, which apPea
alternately in another column. Try fhs~ a.d be
rvsd. ly3I
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DIED,

In Passport. 9Th u Mrs. Iii. abcth Ygan, aged s.
pears.
In Labee, Hannah Housh,nn. aged 80 years
In Ferry, Maria sumner, aged ~ years.
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A. A PHYSICIANS
~ LEGACY TO YOUNG MEN !
The glory Of young man
Is his strength"

from fAs n. r. Sunday Daspafeh, dug ID, 1857
'Our readers that seldom, II ever recom-
mend any medical publication, II endorsed by the very
highest authority. Az such instance may mention
pn CrlvsRvsLi's new publication on Serrous Debih,-
~ and other rsatntsses the result u early ndscretin
u 10 sman hut valuable Pamphlet His preparations,
the al r3KSERLrus" and "NssyISr" considered
the .or and and only cectua remedies eHtant for the
Complaints rrtcrresi tn.
pr CrtYEswrtL's SEMINAL EEgESEniroR and ROYAL
SuRvisy tho sovereign comedies for Seminal Weakness,
- kai Debility In hrncy, Involuntary Emissuns Piles
&c for sale by d the leading Druggists the
country.
DH Cs PAxrutrr above, containing fun adviccs for
thu II sprrmaorrhca. sc, be had, In secure
enveloir by enclosing stamp 10 Or. Gas. q. KLINE
LIST Avenue corner iyih street, NEW YORK, POST BOX
No. ljs6.
em22eh56
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NEb fDHh, ~iyFFF ali irStrr. muN h. aitr.ss-i
Nc hl,r cos i hrAarh n5a-r ia Phi,4teIph. aud
III iahr i4ei against tlrc INIT, .itao. II ~
f-+.'n' 40 Philadelphia Assuming name ard .rrin
,parn.u. ARTICLES tar ,slF VI ,Gtg ,oNrotND.
rht wuNoeEstL Ersnny h4s i.rne nor. :, alleviate
human saffnE iiln all alhrr put together Il ha.
tn er4cs air Il any asttipe the Rnrhi ff rrL4ox-
CeArLaNrss frm NaaT 10 thr nlts. r~tlr~ selling.
IN Oregon, Shcrser epnssnpttso Is kaoSn 1t hri. ii.
say Carrying health Nrri joy thr yauds Of aaInic,
fa;i-nts lhs s'inshue 4 hi may nov b~ rial
I'D, t4r rrmey Mt "ay relieves hut nos actually
tAls A7frIbia d.Frass. Bat trial will surely
prsVr the fact d. t.I an early crave when
,afc frtnr,it At hand.
Take cod Liver hs 'hrrry SyrgI' Cherry Pectorals
Ihhaaisn & hAPE., ai all Other pu1 D-strum. this
di-.as- eoGbisr alt their virtue. anr and .hogd
rrme.iy Whtch ~pthi all eirnpars ~th thu.
tn; ali ti,ss mrn together vho hav- bcn1- naaru. b,
Advertising that thy consumption, ami they cav
pftn1r many real during thstr Whole lifetime
a. furnish IN month, This may lsok like
Blasting, bat Is D. the .ietnn truth
The af,leits :. IN pSsdcrrs STATE bu, readily prepared
r. a.ns VT iat frm, according the directions .hch
snpsny H.
pi.paches arr Promptly made by mail And cypress
LIS. th,n half adser boxes usually by mail Half
d1r-n boxes usually by express. there
b. dire, c.ptcs. i- II not they BY mail In
number u packages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for the
county 81 Hancock on the first "wednesday Of September
A 1857.
DYER p JORDAN administrator Of the Estate Of samu.,
- Bonxey, late Of Ellsworth in said County deceased
ing presented his first Of administration upon said
deceascd's estate for Probate:
ORDERED That the said Administrator give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order be
published three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
can printed at Ellsworth that they may appear Probate
Court 10 he held at Ellsworth In said county. the fcrh
Wednesday Of October next at ten Of the clock In the
torenoon and shcw cause any they have why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge
81 Nv A true cory, attest A. A. BahTltrT, Register.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate ~afhin and 70, IA,
County Of Hancock:
THE undersigned would respectfully represent that she
was lawfully married the late John Clark Of surry
who deceased seized and possessed certain real estate
situate In said Surry and that your petitioner Is therefore
entitled to her dover thcrein,-that administration was
granted said estate but her dover never sc. of she
therefore prays your Honor to appoint Commissioners
set out her dover in said real estate she is clearly
titled to the same although her dover has already
set out TO her in the premises the widow Of her
last husband, Nathan Morgan, who died scled and pos
sesscd OF the estate formerly owned by her rs
husband, John Clark.
Ellsworth, sept. II, 1857. LYDIA c. MORGAN.
It court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
county Of Hancock, on the Alb Wednesday Of October,
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered THAT the Petitioner
give notice 70 all persons Interested by causing copy Of
the petition and order Of thereon 70 be published
three wesks excessively In the Ellsworth American printed
In Ellsworth that they may appear At Probate Court 70
be held at Ellsworth in said county the fourth Wednesday Of
October Of the clock In and show
cause any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order OF thereon
3w-3I Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
At Court Of Probate holden Mt Desert within and for
the county Of Hancock the FIRST Tuesday Of Septem
Der, A. D 1851.
RH0DA MITCHELL. Administrator upon the estate Of
" Charles MITCHELL late Of Mount Desert, In said
~, deceased having presented her final Of Admin
istratior upon said deceased's estate for Probate
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice 10 all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Acr
can, printed at Ellsworth that they may appear P-
bate Court to be held NJ Ellsworth in said county the
fourth Wednesday Of October next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon and shew cause any they have Why the
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy, attest A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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b. I. BiBBIT7'S
BEST SAl!ERATUS

Is prepared entirely different from 9TH
or saieraius. All the deletcreus matter 10
extracted in such manner as to produce bread
biscuit, and all kinds Of cake, without containing
= particle Of saleratus when the bread is baked !;
thereby producing Wholesome results. Every par
tIclo OF saleratus is turned to gas and passes
through the bread or biscuit while baking, eonse-
quently nothing remains but common salt, water,
and -four. You will readily Pc ceve by the taste
thi. salerAtus that it is entirely different from
Their saicratas. Whom you purchase one paper,
you should take the old paper with you. and be
very particular and get the nett exactly like the
fret, (name and petErs. twisted loaf-bread, with
glass ederyescing water on the top, as you see in
the btil)
Full directions for making Bread with sour milk
and Cram arfay, and all kinds of pastry; also
for making soda water; also, for making scidlitr
powders, will accompany each package.
b. T. BABBiTT,
es and 20 Washington street, n. Y, and 3s In
dia street, Boston. ls-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Nervous Sufferers.

To Nervous SuMcrcrs.
RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health In =
to- dsys asr may q y-sn os great suffering
snssoas - mahe. tno~u IN. Of cure. VIII ,~na
thssl the presesip,un assd. Direct tho Rev. JOHN w.
pAdNAIi- Ne. isS Fulton street. nroosiyn. NY
J. 5sno.
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For Sale.
THE Subscriber offers for sale dwelling house (new)
L and about fifteen OF land situated about
mile from Union River Bridge, the IT. Desert road-
The land is we'll susted for tage, and the present
time In well wooded, having about hundred and any
cords OF hard wood on II.
Also the wel.known business stand opposite II. .. r.
Writings.
make immediate Payment, their accounts will b XII
with attorney for collection.
GEO. c. BEcKWyrM.
Ellsworth, Sept q, 1857. sw3S
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Y" ~ " NJ T" tTFW.
CHARLES LOWELL.
School Wanted!

THE subscriber would like to engage
school to commence in October, and also
. second school to commence AZ soon A. IN. 6r,.
closes lie has had many years practice .. teacher
and can give instruction in ali branches excep,
the languages, May be seen, or addressed BY
letter, At Ellsworth. IS
w. II. CLANCY.
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fKicts,--ono box, &, 90, tllrvc ba,-
80, orsirred At one time, $500; half
don-n, fi!,uo; one dozen, ur any
nunai~r grratrr, 5000 box. The
postage ia the United staie-, not over
1000 rniir., i. hs,een cents box. la
all cases the amount should h. encl,s-
sd in money OF stamps. We arr re-
sponsihlc for all moneys sent rs by
mail.
JosIiiI : GRtSpLE tiaie part
ner n pr. Wesley Gririic.) to -hnm
ali iettrrs must he addressed. fiso
Proprietor II GRispL.'s ASCENT Asp
CELsbhArEp JLFiStss LItg PILis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

GUST Deceived by Express, anew
y lot Of Medicines and Fancy articles. Alss
no Apples, Oranges, with many other articles
adapted TO tho wants Of Mo community, and the
'sason Of the year.
ls- e. &. PECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
CANTON BOABARDED By The BRITISH,
Wurtemberg Supports Switzerland

The new screw steamship City Of Washington a.
sysd on Saturday, from Liverpool, with dates to 'is'
alt inclusive. ..,..s
She briDgs 81 cabin and lcO Storage Pas'eDs,
.,,o zoo tups of freight probably the largest ana
yoos valuable cargo ever brought 20 New YORK oy one
steamer. c,...,,o,
shs has on board the cargo Of the L. S. mail steamer
usrm,np Which vessel put back to Southampton Dec
Is. aud among her passengers is Mr.. John hein''
nearer Of Dispatches and purser Of The Hermann n
charge OF that vessels cargo.
The London correspondent Of The HdncAe''e'
Guardian has the following:
1.-THE new representative Of Queen Victoria 70 we
American Government has not been selected AR;
Chas Viers bas been offered the poet aud hae dec'nea
H. TIE question OF who is u be the new minister - a.
pre,eI,t under confederation and nothing mas oeel
de,ernine6 o. II ia therefore merely ~ mH'ter
az probability that mention the names OF LORD Nsoer
and Mr. II. G. Howard now Secretary OF Elm 'a'sy az
Pnrs as not unlikely to be heard OF IN connection WIN
fhs vacancy zee that Of the foreign 'rrespon-
dents of tie London journals say that M. ID. r.
How now minister Lisbon il u 60 ~ Frankfort,
70 be replaced BY Mr.. Champion. In this resPect,
believe the correspondents incorrect III Is hkeiy
that Mr. Howard may become minister at Hanover,
which sptoibtmeIt has Tow become vacant by Mr.
Riob's teiiIemeBt There four American consul
,bios now vacsnt which will probably be filed up at
che time Of the appointment of the Minister to me
Unit, States They are New York, Philadelphia,
Charleston and Baltimore"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
MONETARY AFFAIRS.

Y,s- Tie Ls.ses Ts-o De-. 81, lass ca, z.ss, n
There have not been many transactions IN the E,.
elish Funds to-day, although the make, has shown
great steadiness.
The general character Of the news from Astral.
and the knowledge that considerable psr Of he rod
lust landed win be sold 70 the Bank were the prcp.
causes o. q tendency 10 frmness. Increased eons
dence was likewise felt in the probability Of Al ear,
and pacific adjustment Of the Swiss question.
The demand in the discount market TO day wa a.
tremely sctive, and the applications 81 the BAH Of
England acre very heavy.
There was lees excitement 10 the Tea market TO-DAY
and reaction took place Of ID. per 70. The tsn.
sctiens in Congou, which amounted TO about 10, 90
chests, having been effected at It'd.
Continental letters mention some small failures a, VI.
rous places, none of which involve any material inter-
eets in this country.
The London DAILY Ntrs Of Tuesday evening @ys;
The reduction of / y cent, which vas estsbl.Aea
Yesterday in the funds has to-day been tally recovered
Mot of ibe other departments of the Stock Exchange
were also rather better There is an evident dspos
ton TO look with hope 10 the pew year.
"ln the Stock Exchange Money continues in active
demand for ibe share settlement
In the Discount market also the demand vas goo
but the supply OF money on offer was more hbefai an
in some Quafe first class bls have been negotiated
at a slight reduction from the Bank rates. -.
AT PsIis 10 day the per cents closed a. ooi' 'e
both foe money and the presen, settlement.
The $50 600 n gold brought by ne he'd Jssket,
from Melbourne was in hand to-day. About 4 5000
continent about $50 600 purchased by the Bank and
the residue n mains on sale. -
1t ia anticipated that the greater portion OF Tie
amount remaining unsold will be purchased by the
Bank to-mOIro~"
The Tunes says that the judgment Of the Court Of
Error rendering al warrants for gooc' liable 10 be pro-
nouuced worthless, even in the hands OF bona ode
holder. if the title of the person from whom they are
to be taken can at any stage be shown to have been
detective continues to excite great unessiness among
all classes of the Commercial community.
The Arctic ship Resolute yesterday formally Go
livered to Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

French proposal IVES not made By an eav0y. %
,h,o,sh n. Bsrmsnn. Who was authorized Tor The
purpose by the Emperor. The steamers on re aaes
Of the four Csnsous are armed with artillery. AL the
suis. sOrre..es and castles ale put in sta'e Of de-
fsnse.
,.ReK OF pHus.As TROOPS rHfoueH wuRTrh-
BERG RITrsfD.
srrr1sARp, Dec. 3o.-The k0steur Official pub
hshe. the report of the Commission relative to the
passage Of Prusssn troops.
The Commission, relying the positive right of a.
Be, refuses the demand of Prussia as political nru-
sion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
INDIA.

Intelligence from India arrived at Tre.te on the Z7h
Ult.
No nteIle epce had been received at Bombay Of the
Persian exp edition
A force # $500 men was marching fren the Kohst
frontier towsrd Csbul.
Severe cObfssrsticns had taken place q. Rangoon,
kurracbee and Bombay.
The GuicUwsr of arOds died on the 10Th Of October.
Disturbances bad broken Oul in Kmedy.
Exchange at Bombay, 2i2li at Calcutta, 2IlI
Freights had advanced.
Exchange OF Medr,s 2I2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
FRANCE.
TIE DIPLOMATIC CONGRESS.

THE DIPLOMATIC CUNUhEoo'
The London Times Gays: We have received inc
following telegrsphc dispatches from our Vienna cor
respondent: 90
vrEsyA, Sunday Afternoon, Dee. y.
Cornt Kissslaf the Rnssisp Minister a. Pa-is, yes
,erdsy agreed to the Bessaraban frontier line proposed
by the allies.
The London TiHts's Paris correspondent, writing on
the Goth ut., says that the answer of the Russian
Government with reference to the Paris conferences
has been received and that the Car assens to all that
has been proposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

,eenes hat subsequently took place between hin ssd
The lady, hey proved the prudence Of his resolutioo
The learned gentleman concluded BY con'eenng tnst
a, the promLe N. Dubost was alleged 30 have made
had been given under moral coustrsint, 1t was not
binding in law and that therefore no damages were
due for him. The Public Prosecutor, after sumsniae
up The ease expressed tho opinion that the action osSht
to be eiami..ed The ribuna postponed Judgment for
week. lGslignani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
THE LATEST FROM SWITZERLAND.

By telegraph tr0r LOEaoE % LfrerD0R.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1851.
BERSE, Tuesday, Dec. 3O-CoUnclor Furrers
journey to Frankfort was OccssJneG By ;elegraphic
message fvm the representatives, Of iae German Gov.
ernmehts, convened for the purpose Of devsng means
10 prevent conflict.
The Federol Council replied Geographically, an
pounchs the dispatch OF Councillor FuTer. who Will
also visit the Courts Of sou,htD Germany. Toe lev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
AUSTRALIA

By dispatch Of Dee 7, from Trieste, We have news
from AUsbslia.
good summer trade was expected at Melbourne.
The price Of gold was ~ 10 u per ounce.
Eighty FIVE thousand Cunces OF gold had been chip
ped 10 the week ending October iS
There gas Al nisisr,aJ cfsis a. Sydney. The Gov.
erLor had refus. 10 dissolve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

s,ees. The Report 10 followed BY N Imperial Deere
approving the Report and granting the money.
MiurI1Irs, Tuesday, Dec. 3o.-rhe vsls,h,
with Indian and China mails arrived q pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

The AoIlseuT Of yesterday publshes Report from
N Biaulr the Fr.Lch Minister Of the Ia,er., asking
credit Of Cox, OOof. for pubic ~2k- 20 %: F.oy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
p.,,ieul., tine large, az WIN be zee, BY The i'Dewins

her eommspder was complied 70 throw ove, board In
,s,.,e.t IL the Formo.a CbanOel. Admiral seymour
oy arrived at Hong Kong from hs northern sIul'e 'en
day. before the commission oil the ouHage WIN" ~
engaged in aveDging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
THE VERY LATEST.
FRANCE.

[By Telegraph from London TO Li-erDool.l
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1886.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

serts what will be found, when honestly scru-
tinized, SO repugnant to the faith of our
fathers, TO the interests of humanity, and
the pride of constitutional governments.
Again: 1t is the like fixed, true and uual-
terable faith of the people, that Federal
Constitution, made by States, and ratified
by States, with provisions for amendment
only by States, cannot be altered by the
mere dicta Of Judges, in time of uuparal-
leled confusion and excitement But the
Democratic party, although insulted and
trampled on by some of the Same judges,
when it asserted tho sovereign taxing pow
er of the State Of Ohio, now hastens to rati-
fly the addition by mere Judicial dictune, of a
new and odious term to the Federal Consti
tuition, whereby man and horse are de-
clared property by title equally sacred, ant
of application equally extensive rs to nation
al territory. In its acceptance of such I
novelty in legal doctrine, and in its submis
sion to such perversion Of the Constitu
tuition, the organized force of the Democrat
ic party misrepresents those who have hith
erto voted with it.
The dearest rights of the citizen deman
that party, which to secure political ascer
dency, can be thus false to itself and false t
the people, should learn the ignominiou
lesson involved in ignominious defeat
fervently hope the lesson will be learned a
the coming election.
R. B. WARDEN.
Columbus, Aug. 8, 1857.