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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
DEs. 1T. McGOWN,S sas SARSAPARIIILA

And .Iodide of lPotaslh. DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE l. only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert. It's 1 components are extoiled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, ScrofuIa, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, (McGown's Ointment to be applied,) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptions, &c. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, $1 50 Small, S1 %.
 DP. T. McGOvn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 pr. T. McGOyyn's DOgyvoOd and Eron-A certain and permanent cure for Chiils and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, &c., &c.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 D. P. BLACK & CO, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn 6 Do5bins Grand Glaize by H. Wheeler. april22-iy.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
THE LITTLE MAID.

"Little maid, azure-eyed, Tell me, where may you abide ?" s'Down by the running water," she said: "For am the miller's daughter,7 she said ssLittle maid, if may ask it, Tell me what is in your basket?" Ssl have been hunting with Bove,n said she, And these are the hearts he has killed for
 me-"
 ssLittle maid, if your lips were kissed, Not a rose leaf would be insscd." <sOh, you are pretty man p' she said "And may kiss me if you can," she said Now, why did the maiden, azure-eyed, Run blindly down to the water side When she must have known, the silly lass, That the bridge wa. down, and she could
 not pass Then why to the field did the maiden fly When she surely knew that the fence was
 high?
 Then why did the maiden run to the wood . When she knew that the trees so thickly
 stood
 That rabbit could scarce pass in and out? And why did she stand, and smile, and pout,? Ah me and must the truth be told Another heart does the basket .hodl
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
WHEAT FANS AND THRAsHERs.

ME have in store one dozen superior w Wheat Fans, which we will sell CHEAT.
 ALso-Two Wheat Thrashers, warranted to do good work. Gall and examine For sale by A. STEWART & BROS.
 jauef5-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
s. MANSFIELD. s..s.. ...... '.l...D. JENNINGS. s. .lzNMsfield A'CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
 "A N D.
 A F o T H EC RES.

II AVING been established in the business I IL for upwards of eighteen years, during which time they have enjoyed the confidence and patronage of the most eminent Physicians of the country, and very extensive circle of customers, it will be their aim and ambition in every way to deserve continuance of their favor. *E
 It will be their object to keep every article, in any way appertaining to their business, of the BEST QUALITY; and the UTMOST AND MOST sCRUPULoUs ATTENTION will be given to the preparation of Physicians Prescriptions and Family Medicines. All orders from Physi- clans, Merchants and others filled with the greatest care, and packed in such manner that no loss from breakage can possibly ensue.
 Having Agents in the Eastern Cities. they will be supplied with all the newest and most improved articles in their line of business.
 Their present stock embraces an almost end less variety of Goods, selected with GREAT PERSONAL CARE, THE QUALITY OF WHICH IS GUARANTEED in every instance, and which they offer for sale at as Low RATES as any other establishment in the Southern or Wes- tern States. Their Stock comprises full as- sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Brushes, Spi- ces, Soaps, Combs, Paints, Grass Seed, Be- tanic Medicines, Pure Wines, Window Glass, Medicated Waters, Chewing Tobacco, Medi- cines, Instruments, Extracts, Cosmetics, Hair Oils, Choice Syrups, Varnshes, Patent Medi- cine, all kinds, Shakers Herbs, Pure Brandles, Fancy Goods, in great variety, 'Snufs Flavor ing Extracts, Oils. Perfuihery, Medicine Chests, Toilet Articles, Bentffrices, Glass; ware, Garden Seeds, Wolfe's Schnapps, Ci- gars, Ground Paints in Oil, and many other ar ticles too numerous to mention.
 G We cordially invite the attention of ALL those who may wish to purchase articles in our line, either by Wholesale or Retail, to our Stock, which was purchased for Cash from manufactures and first hands, this to- gether with the fact of our being Sole Agents for many articles, enables us to offer superior inducements to the trade.
 !. s. MANSFIELD & CO, DRUGGISTS,
 Sign of the Golden Lion and Mortar,
 Nos. 2S1 & 2S3 Main St., Memphis,
 Tennessee.
 At tho Mammoth Wholesale Drug Store, the Largest Store in the City. april22-6m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

- II ,-..-.-..- - 5000. 4. -. as,evs
-. - -. -. e.. =. A "a
ls-.s... 80. e,.x..,' a the,o.rk had IN.
- -, - - q q, ia "a.
-. :. = = IND n;rissbs SiSp,ay,
ia - - i..a,-k5 n = oc-
- -. 81 slrsIys - q 4 botvlsSs ssndiak 10
m. =. ria = - Board - .s.bsu Of which
h.d ..s.srib.l az th.;r own means 70 meet the ex.
I~,,ssse.vwvsssias usssis s.d ossss contingencies
I-.hss mi, ussss should bs adhered to. Psrceiv.
,,sx that matters n shss department we're growing
from bad 70 w.r,s. and disrus,ed With the appar-
ens apsshy upoa the subject 1t q subsequent
meeting of the Hoard. member Who had always
Advocated Vii. sssshrs. ana d jll IL f.yur Sf i.
moved that h: Ia $1,000. san. he Board.
thoarA essv;,p,d skss shss. had bsss ss.ss tisrs-
l,s,ics or dssv ,Sssvbsre, but hopinx Tor amend.
nsnt. rsisssd u eSscus d Tia resoialion. s' ''
nj. ,r..d., lii .nddss,.t.nd t,om mi. Main
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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
~, on impurities. -

49,, lYQUF.G people cannoi, bn middle aged and old
wV people .an appreciate thai medicine which, being
used sckn only the Of The disease Around
every DIean affected Tiers The medicine petates
Impurities preven, all settling Of The hmers Into ulcers: swi
In Sore Throa and affections Of the respiratory organs
rally a Dyslla .hs.e wonderful Pns gyy immediate relief
been beyond human skill have boeu cured BY tsf
use. Andis this wonderfully Behold lie rcason BxAsp-
impu!. hunors I'd these being removed the disease
I'd Millions ao deriving health from tho Of ILLS innocent
medicine, which weakns but stsengthch
by taking ouof ts siy these aiiers wi,eh hel a.
the ie principle In c,st0dy and secondly by imparng life
giving property the blood sold Brandeths Princi-
pal ofo No 3 Canal Street, New York. aud BY Al, respca-
bic dealers IN madeleine. ? oct 3B-dfn
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entirely hr he Stais land the Stats , alxay'
Isskin1l1I 81 sss.sassers)-ss vita tsethis u
ESAs rel 10 Dc aftsr u b ngirhs4 To tesnty ]
psss3hrssA szpsrts ssk - IA s&1s>sd III
wbscbs h>Ihg heavy arsielsss cepsos hDar rsllread
s<ssae Asion Tor ioas diAspe TIL roos I'll
CONNECT ndsisiss. bat win bskIsI j. ths woods and
end In tLs woods. Leaving pu.Iof view the alb
stree, njussies Of making the tax-psyisg portion
of virriuis pay Ten o. asssss siiissss ~ dsllsss
fot nilhAaa thssSkx ExAnxAsSAylhsi sosnssy.
We think u capable IT Tho easics, demonstration
that undsr % pessitl pa AstAase ecsh ihst
road, ifhpisbsd and equippcd. pay evsn the ordi-
nary expenses Of transportation, =. -
We d.. ttsdesbs Nae|0sv. Wtssf,h iats differ
emily. He believes NAT the Stste should DO Pied
ged 10 the compilation n tbs work. because in his
opinio. ], win b sound policy % finish jt,o We
make no Impeachment u bis patriotism or his
judgement; bu, We arc bound 70 Gag. what we de-
libsra,ely believe. that Ii will DO ~ unjust and
ru,noa. POLICY % commit the State BY 50 large
sun, at time. to s6is stapsndoqs, costly. and to-
talIy ussle~ andsrt~kins. 4. Enish the canal. Al
oaefsar,h che spst end thses will be no necessity
FIR the railroad Al all. sssT ~ go ~ 30 =
- ''''S Iii. = zA-lg.- 80 N't a +
We have rcceivcd ma anonymous communicates
from Liberty. signed Many Friends" suggesting
that tho town Of Bsehs,nsn up the river II q rem
siesvoas of usarg and that they are preparing
a aotiIls Of canal boaty to come down and attack
Lynehburg OF .sourse Ibis !. joks-A Jies
desprSt. Ba. tho communication closss ~ ibl-
lows: Il u.H7 sFi 451-r IS"
1T rs furthermore suggested that - soon as
ycur Home Qp.rds shall have received their uni.
forms rom we rar." Inv. o. s',' '"s '0''
~, - -. =. ...I...,., ,;..,.
p-fI - Gu, 49,. .. 80
-.,N:'," 'n.:,.as,,s:.
- ~, s,..,:. - 49, - :. a..
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Lets on the Cana. Fer Sale.

10Y virtue order Of The Un COnrtof Campbell
ID ut The Octpher Term thereof 10 The ease u
silyer.horn and others Va psseyJ and oshsrs - Co-
(Decembsr) At a O'clock on ihs premises se naIer 81
vacant lois lying West sls d Ne Canal In ts muiedi
ALE naghboIhood OF f. b. Dsae, IT. Sons FvuAly, be1ong
ing to shs estate Of the late Jnc, PsseyhI, dsod .sy
TERMS A credit Of wslye and eighteen months VII DO
payments male. EII d. CHRISTIAN, Comn'f.
dec 6-dtds 81 sFLfA 5.3EtA.TASy
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To the Afflicted.

0x6> TOkMENTED with Pain, and scOrched with fcvers
W2 We know you are, aud impatient such affection.
n necessarily mike beg that you will compose
self moment that learn the Of your mala-
'ises and ofor you, II we prescription for their
Are you Dyseptc, and has stomach
s nun sttons til your strength has failed and life has
nrden II So we offer In BARgRs PREsIuM BrrEss
pever failing remedy for fe Are troubled with
vous headaches and mness vision incidental
resort to BAknn BrIras as your only hope Are suffer
ing from costpated bowels and torpid livery BAKERS PR
NuA BrTERs will both and give them that vitality
essential to health Have delicate females and ecthng
clden who have lost all relish for food,
hg awayf BAkERs BTrERs the valuable ever
covered will strike ut the their
them appetes and strength DO You live In WHERE
aguc aud fever hold continual sway? II you may laugh
these dseasss and defy their provided regularly
BAKERS BIri Frs Dinrh,na Choc Cholera Mobus all
other diseases arising from ndiseS!ons and Improper
tons rapidly yield to the health giving influence of this great
medicine which IA @id country
9ists generally and used
medicine known. These Bers hrs al home
before they onere resi- world and now that
they are known and appreciated e proprietor desires
who need their aid ave moderate Price only
30 cents per bottle. T0-lf..
For sale by al the Druggists In Lynchburg and by oil
principal Druggists IN the city o Richmond, and etsew
virginia. also Of Messrs Cha. so,t d. Washington city
ID. c. r. H. Siabler Co., Baltimore. Ma ID. b. Miller
ington, KY; and Barnes 4 Park, n. Y.
Orders hled by addressing T.. BAKER. Proprietor
Z9-dAets kichUlond
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Cholera.

GFS~ PERRY DAVis--siR The benefits have reeciy-
M0 ed IRON the of your Invaluable remedy the Pain
Killer. INC word praise IT, Experience
has convinced TINT Er heaache, Inigesthn Pain In the
stoniaoh ether of the system Severe C Wear-
ness CoaUon Coda tioarseness Cholera Cholera Morus
inrirs Dysencry, roe'nce &e, thcrc nothing better
tn tlc Pain kier have this hour recovered from
thirty miaut interval in vine gsssfu OF hot water
confident hat through the blessing of God, saved
the cholera during the Of 1919 Travelling amid heat
dust toll change OF diet and constant exposure infested
atnosphe system daily prespased dysenery
taekA aecmpan,d with pain for which the Pain Killer
sovereign remedy teaspoonful curing
hour, OF ct the most half day have heard many
Dysontery being cured by Its Put in the teeth would
stop the toohachc Gratitude and desire general usc
Inns dra wn from ths unsolicited testimonial In lis favor
ecs Nds u. r. TAYLOR JR., Minister OF the Gospel.
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Grover g. Bakers


M CELEBRATEp FAMILY sEwtss MArAIsEs 40 Broad
NSR way, New York. and Isi Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nkw sTYLE-pRlCE 800 IIEMMERs s3 EXTRA
This machine from two sy,oos purchased
store requiring reminding Of thread IL ficns Fcs
md Stitches IN superior style finishing by IT.
own operation, without recourse IA the hand needle
CURED by other ma'int Ii i'll do and cheaper
Ing than scams,ress II she
boar,
Send for circular J.T DAvIs&C CO.
may 3'lts. Agents, Lynchburg.
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By THos. ". KERsEE. AtrTiassss,

s .toFuos CORNER l2TH Asp CARy srrEEn1 - q
1 * Sc 4 s; IL. - + 4
80 fal9---7s9}.s ADGTION--Wi be
soid at public auction thu Bssu \ Rsmond TuES
DAY, 10th Of Decsmbe the fo4aNvaag CANAL BOATS, be-
longing the Seaboard Towing and Company
ID. p. 0O0OH, r4t na. tsNAf<1E0N,, - sfi;as's o.
B. y. LADD, i,s -la LINDEk,Ss5 ssrsa VI ,r
r. W. JOHNS. dsTl OLEvkf-kND, htrxe{ 49, -'r
JOHN r. SMITH, ts VIRGINIA, iaa issy3s.3s
TIloS. II. ELLIS, JIMMY STEPTOE- -
A,so nj he same time and pisee Airty MULES and
HORSES together with all the HARNESS Aothas equip
inenia t.tH SO IisfFsssf.t z-fzsif-th ffli,s IS,
Terms made known the day az sis sas 20 csameaee
at II o'clock, A. N. - a A.... aisI.3.s n,
WIN. o. SMITH, Gssfa sap,E
Sale conducted BY TBos W. KnEsEE, Aact
dec 0-dtla H.s'-i- 80 -
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NJ HOLlOWAYS OINTMENT is the only external
WS application which be usesi without danger cry
peas suppr essiyc salvcs nnd lotions drive
brain. This ointment penetraes surface and
neualses tho exciting In all discusses NJ the skin is
ctuay reliable sold the No. Maiden Lane
New York, and by all druggists ESQ., es and u per pot
my 25-diw 'I,'T1'
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=, 81 Com missile ners, Sale Of 4
Tavern PrOpcftY n NaMpheil UNarthNn

cree Of The circu Cear q Catpbe e6ph y III Saae
" Deprests Trustees john Pleasant Lynch and William
Moore will MONDAY the lsth day Of December nsxt that
being Ceu day. expose 70 sale BY n public auction on
credit Of ~ and ia months bonds with approved security The
Tavern House, lot and premises, occupied by William
Moore and the purchased Ivy said Moore and Lynch Of
lIoratio Deprest in his life time. .rft ~ ~S-t
---r DANIEL MARI, lr,,,u,s.
% dtl2deo EDWIN X, PAGE, No'" y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - -s-s<<.-----. - - -
Semi lalllpse 6a4nG fyWQeIs.
- IHf-Ytees H. H.osf populw - Ne l1Eaps3
11s(It4fess in ths nsrkeg lac 81 IL
E4k1E8/ - - [srea n ne uaHe4 49,
<0 80 |<11WX uLpfetsTef ~ sSeX1X k@nd Hsz
- Il so61H fksy ssaanfAetu4 q erhased
IN - - 70 The trade q - GHW8
8a "A Z47kl. EAA ID
p IL essy e>i1 4eml p Infallieie 49, fy4drn
sscsss g. :sn ssEss 1sL5an ae1g -
!. Tho0fsen sels ssnpep infahletc -. Eowacf~
lrby Saunders ssn srmpass infsiih.: bskiny
Drug9sses and ofoesr1 gensfnu ssh psefssl lnssine
1sf1Ax rsgeeeA - i. - ~ seeee.e-
- WV suaasr1y1.s IN flss.SSS fI.r x,orxAc..
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LARGE PUBLIC SALLY OF
Land, Negroes, Horses, Mules, Crop,

Land, negroes, nOrSes, Mules, crop,
PLANTATION UTENSILS &C, &C.,
IN CAMPBELL COUNTY. -
AZ ssa 5, ID dec Of . s : Dat. Ts
in .s sos Of c.sss coSu.s c"ar .aa
S pSss
l. rns TsAor o. LAND on which tho sad overuow resides
Dalney This mos, valuable FARM In high state Of Improve
men aud well worth the attention Of flrmes and plantea
oSE raAor containing about BIS Acres lately
said Oliver Of IT, Keen -'''' .'' A's' "
These three bodies Of land lie the waters of Big and Lit
tie Seneca and will he sold either In body separately
J. TmEfx SLAVES, all very lney and consisting Of Men,
c.sra'os, and one good Blaeksnim. W.T. -
ammal. and Naiss .isiey No.1.e =
Kind and d,srlpon uaadhs Wagons Carriage, buggy
i Al the Household and KIohsr Fsrn,urs embracing Sill
er'p on hand Of Tobacco Corn Fodder, Hay, o..s
me ,as win take plass a, the residence Of said Oliver
WIN WIN nm aSy Of sale. ngsipe notes z 9
further security The slases and other personal property will
The lr 70 ali the properly believed abe good au. only
sach will be sold and conveyed vested by deed
oet I-etnoylthendtl3iec SETH wodpRoOF.
Sale Of Land, Negroes, &c. so'17a-
-. NO" , The a n, ,a 1,' any ., ior
Buckingham Plank Road--eontanig little less than gOI,R
hfSDEED ACES; from IS 10 fW acres Of which is in
original growth Mosi of the land plant land TIE
open and III high stats cultivation wal. Get Clover and
Vel adapted IL The growth Of Tobacco Corn Oats Wheat and
dfass y d'ched and wen enclosed Upon this land
. .sss isa Spacious and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
tsS ars ana We @ s ss quartz"
9hA Upon hi. Land is the eelsbraiol facKLAxp WE'LL
80 long and h. Grady kaos ia A the
kabe cures II las effected which MANY inyuis viii
testify TO- which would sl be great resort il i6,per aesp
maitns provided inyaiids rho ya1e X rbis snd
is farther enhanced by u being undetlad with coat y
Al me sape time aud ples shalt ole sale The stock OF
Mnles and Cae and he CROPS all descrilons P,antllisS
sn nj the same time aid place. offer for sale TWENTY
LlkkLf NEG!.oEs eorisiils.o Nks, woyxs AND Cnup-
TEIMs:-Mado Known on The day Of .al,. - "a !
dec 2os. a..i.,.s, - III. WALKER
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Man Dyess I'D RaadsaisssAs r ~ :. sS ~ -
mar Us HAN Ionics, &c, &c. G,r sale by I .1 "a. =
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- ) 4 81 avorita Cigars. -7s.s---.
Wa: isss rsssiysd snosssr sdppS e ma peeu,.
fesky ~ txrlzs 's- - : ~ w.
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NEW BOOKS!
DIV EB Ah Of Madison "Reminiscences of Rufus <honte
~ nayard TAytr's Now book ofsTmyes--" Hon and
abroad The sser.. Out or 1000 Trska Cards. Leave.
from Actors N0ie Book with OF The Green
Room aud Sugofe " Baron Won Humboldt Tke Obi stone
Mansion b. reecps The Great Trbuaon By DrC m,nng
seos Infantry 1aetea Hardae's Re and fnfsntry T0cs
cavalry Tactics Ranaslrs Life of JeHesn Corner Uapboard
cember, at j. j. GREE 0,S
decS .." W. VII i2s AZ s,n z,
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.I xe slostx yelvss ossne ~ a sl9A,
"ns,s ,tnc t'l shs dsRtsss c n - 80.
csTss 81 sTABLlE a JONf;s
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Grand Pas ChinOis, by n OF The Troupe.

To conclude with the Laugl.abe Farce II the
w A N ID E r Nc INSTREL.
JEM BAGs Muster g. W MABsU
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-10-27
May election --IS60.
ELECTION: THURSDAY, May "a.

ATTORNEY GENERAL-8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
OF We are authorized to announce c. C..
Mckinney, Esq, of Lincoln county, a
candidate for Attorney General of the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties of
Coffee, Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,. -
OF We are authorized to announce y.
III. Smith, Esq, of Franklin county, cam
didate for Attorney General Of the eighth Ju-
dieial Circuit, composed of the counties of
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,
eTrWe are authorized to announce .Ecs-
Sc ATfedEe. Esq, of Franklin county, n
candidate for Attorney General Of the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties of
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,
OF We are authorized to announce ar.
Miller 'Eurney, a candidate for Attorney
General of the eighth Judicial Circuit. COM
posed Of the counties of Coffee, Grundy, Lin
coin, Franklin, Warren, and Van Buren,.
ZIP We are authorized to announce =. 3.
vyOEnacIk, Esq, of McMinnvile. a cAn-
didate for Attorney General of the 9Th Ju-
dicial ircut, composed of the counties of
Warren, Coffee, Van Buren,, Grundy, Frank
lin and Lincoln.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-10-27
The Virginia Revolt-its Cure

An abolition emissary in a slave
State is nuisance of the most for
midable eharacter-a public nuisance
not mere inconvenience, which
may occasion delay in business, OF
prove hurtfal to health OF comfort;
but a blazing brand, al inceudiary
who may scatter ruin, conhagration.
crime unnameable, over every thing
dear in domestic life, sacred In reli-
gion, or respectable in modesty.-
Who shall say that the safety Of a
single individual is more important
in the eye of the law than that Of a
whole people? Who shall say, when
the case Of danger of great. and ire
parable injury to whole communi-
ty really occurs, that it is not armed
legally With the rights Of self de-
fence? In either case the circum-
stances must be left to the judgment
Of the world, OF the decision Of jus.
tice. An unauthorized crowd who
nflict death upon persons or destruc-
ton upon property, for the gratifica-
ton of passion, is a mob; and is the
most fatal enemy to security and to
freedom. Bot as in case Of sudden
INVASION, or instruction itself, the
people have at once, independent OF
he magistrates, the right of defence;
20 when there be a well grounded
apprehension Of great, aad, i: may
be, irreparabie injury, the use Of force
q the community is la vful and safe. |
We hold the aboliiionists to be trait !
,rs to the Constitution Of the coun- !
~, and enemies to the terms upon |
which the Union was originally form
ID, and tia only terms upon which /
can continue TO exist. When they
ring their doctrines into the bosom
t slave State, they ought to be /
reated in such a manner as to pre-
ent, forever, repetition of the OF
ance.