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tem6er, 1858. Let Il not be said I am read
ing republican doctrine, for these reTy pGssG-
ass Of the speech of AT Lincoln rers intro
dueed 6y the Senator from Illinois, IN has
magazine article as Democratic doctrine
Mr.. D. then referred to Mr.. Douglas rejoin-
der to Judge Black. when he said if slave
ry existed in the Territories By virtue of
the Constitution, it was the imperative
duty of Congress to pass laws to pro-
tect it, aud that the South could not
avoid pressing the matter according to
their oRths. They must ask fora slave code.
He then continued as folloE:-But now
the Senator stands here and attacks MS for
doing justsswhat he said our oatbs made it
an imperative duty to do, and what we
cannot avoid doing. The Senator from
Illinois says that his exposition of the
doctrine, that if slavery exists in Kansas
by virtue of the Constitution, it must also
exist in Pennsylvania, carried coHsterna-
tion and disnay in the ranks of his as
sailants, when it is just copied from Mr..
LincOln's argument. He next took up Mr..
Douglas statement, that the Tennessee
resolutions offered ut Charleston. were liza
BILE to two constructions, and said he had
already threatened them with cOnstruc-
tion unfriendly to the South. He read the
resolutions and contended that they were
susceptible of-but one fair construction,
and that was full recognition of the rights
of all citizens TO take property into the
Territory. He further said the South now
demands a clear and explicit declaration of
principles. He wanted no platform of
doubtful construction.
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5 cases of '.SOyers Relish" and Sauces.,
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500 Fresh COcnanuts.
Together with general variety Of Fancy and Do
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The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
Ind uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
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C60icc First Class INSURANCE

rs.cas;, Capital 81 OOoOOO, absolute and unimpOred'
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A PICTURE FOR THE TIMES.
EINHE UNION NOT IN DANGER WHEN THE
SHADE OF WASHINGTON IS BEFORE US
SPIRIT OF THE UNION.

SPIRIT OF THE UNION.
Size lSxl7 inches.
This truly patriotic and elaborate Picture In Oil
ColOrs represents correct full length portrait Of
the following verses from William Rose Wallaee's
Poem.
And 10 on high the glorious shade
OF Washington lights all the gloom,
And points INTO these words. aTTayed
In lines of fire HrOnEd his tomb:
ssAmericansi your fathers shed
Their blood TO rear the CnIon'a Etmei
For this their fearless banners spread
On many CORY plain.
Amerieansl o. will We dare,
TN mountain. prairie. valley. flood,
By hurliEg down their glorious gilt,
To desecTHte that blood!
Tho right shall live while faction dies;
All traitors draw a heeting breath;
But patriots drink from Gods own eyes
Truths light, that cOnqueFS death.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From The Sunday Courier.-It is well worthy the
attention of every lover Of art.
From the Sunday Aaas-It IS a magnificent pro-
duCtIOn, and deserves an extensive patronage.
From The c1mT Adre,4iser.-Thc Picture is patri
Otic, and highly colored
Iron, the Dispateh.-A very handsome and effective
clrnmo-lithograph. II ought TO find its way into
| frames and adorn every patriotic hresde.
From the Zee I'lSt--"THE SPIETT OF THS UNION Is
the title of handsomely colOred acknowledgement.
1t represents tho Father Of his Country in full mill
tary costume. with cloak thrown over his shOuders
and surrounded by halo OF tinted clouds.
From the N. T. SHn.-SPTRIT OF THE uNIoS.
fine picture in oil colOrs representing full length
portrait of Washington In iull military dress. BY
EdrU1rd DechGuI. New York. This picture is one Of
superior merit and doubt not will find place in
every household.
From the Home Journal 1T represents Washington
in military costume the guardian spirit of the
Union. 1t huppily illustrates the Union poem re-
Gently written by William Rose Wallace.
From the NJ ]: E+prcss-It is a fine work Of art.
and ought grace the walls Of every house in the
land.
TERMS.
Single copies by mail 81 and IL cents in stamps; s.
will secure six copies free of postage.
To the trade liberal discount will bO made.
EDWARD DECHAUX,
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LIST, MORRISON 81 CO.,
xvboIesole Grocers & Produce Dealers
Nos. 20 and so M.fn-St. H1eelfng, Va.
W. dc.Ire to stat. to the friends Of the Int firm
and to the trade generally, that we are in
OF the most ample facilities for the transaction OIL
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
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most favorable terms Your nh't servants.
''tN7' 't'-THf ... :. - LIST, MORRISON & co.
wheeling, JaDuaTy I'd, 1860 JAM
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E. Hayes & Go.
LIGHT CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

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From the Zee. Plst-@THE SPrBTT OF THS USIoS'
the title of handsomely cOOred chrOmO-lithOgTapl
II represents tho Father Of his Country in full mill
tary costume with cloak thrown over his shoulders
and surrounded by a halo Of tinted clouds.
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IRON the Dispateh.-A very handsome and efIeetiI
clrnmo-lithOgraph. II ought TO find its way ini
frames and adorn every patriotic fireside.
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senator benjamin ON senator Douglas
"A Southern Senator on the Com-
pnratIve Merits of Lincoln and
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From the NJ T. Sun.-SPIRIT OF THE UXIoS.
fine picture IN oil cOlOrs. representing full lengt
portrait of Washington In Iull military dress. Z
EdIUdrd DechGuI. New York. This picture is one {
superior merit and We doubt not will find place i
every household.
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From the Home Journal 1T represents Washington
in military costume the guardian spirit of the
Union. 1t happily illustrates the Union poem re-
Gently written by William Rose Wnllace.
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From the NJ T. E+press-It is a fine work Of art,
and ought to grace the walls Of every house in the
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From The Sunday Courfer.-It is well worthy the
attention of every lover Of art.
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DEARL. sTARcH.--so boxes wOod's Ohio
and "A. METcALF.
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From Tie C1mV Adrcytiser.-Thc Picture Is patti
otic, and highly cOlored-
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Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE,
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Mr. w. J. FLORENCE
will
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IL pEkNsYLVAEIA.p-Ths CENTRAL RAILROAD of
NEW-JERsEY win sell EXCURSION TICKETS duhnsths
Summer through this region commencing Juues Fare for the
Leave Courtiendt-st. at s and g. n Ii M, and p
Leave Pier No 2N K at and liz ni, and q p m Apply
TOR tickets at either place.
For further Information spply 70 H. P. BALDWIN 0eDsn
Ticket AGENT. No So Waikiki
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GENL. JOHN A. DIN
" Advocated Freedom for the Territories in the United
See POLITICAL TEXT BOOK
For 1860, vol cloth.
For sale at the Tribune Office. Price 81. Sent by mail,
Maid on receipt Of price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

CALORIC ENGINE and CYLINDER POWER
~ PRINTING-PRESS Wanted to buy eght-inch Gallo
RIG ENGINE second hand If cheap and in good condition
Also, ,nallsze cylinder power PhiN1ING-PRESS to do
general job work Address, till Friday morning FRANK st the
Tribune Office.
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90 Gportsmen.
STATIONERY an6 fanrp Goods.

DARD BROTHERS g. Co., Manufacturers Of
ID GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES, q Aaden-ane
New-York Also manufacturers Of Bard Wilson's Paeni
Angular Nib Gold Pens Gold Pens rep aired exchanged
E'RANCIS & LOUTREL,
I sTATIONERS AND STEAM PRINTERS,
usA< No. As Maiden lane. Orders solicited.
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lion. WILLARD FILLMORE.-THE PO-
LITICAL TEXTBOOK for 1860 vol, cloth, 26 pages
contains q chapter exPTesdent Fillmore Price Sl fot
sale AT The Tribune Office.