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DIR. BAAKEE
Treats all Diseases.

CPrcIAL attention to all chronic diseases Coughs,
- Group, Consumption, Influenza, asthama, bron-
chitis. all diseases of the Nose. Mouth, Throat
and Lungs all Skin diseases Of every description
successfully treated lumbago, lumbar abscesses,
scrofula, rheumatism. gout, neuralgia, paraly
epilepsy commissions, dyspepsiA. dysintery. d-
arh9a. The very worst of Piles cured in a
short time; also diseases of the stomach liver and
bowels There are many diseases incidental to
women and children which are treated with dstin-
guished success. All particulars will be given by
letter: DIR. Baakce can produce one thousand cer-
tif.ca.es Of his perfect success in curing
Cancers Old Sores, or Ulcers, Hip Diseases, Fis-
tula Of erery description. Scald Head,
Wens, Poiypus Of the Nose,
any other part of the body
Tumors and Swellings,
of every descriptions, and without the usc of the
knife, ar, any surgical instruments. These last
named diseases cannot be cured by correspondence
under the Doctors personal supervision.
DR.. Baailee has made a new discovery of a " Flu
i'd that will produce absorption of the :" Cataract. "
and restore permanent vision to the Eye, withou,
resor to the knife. All diseases of the
Eyes and Ears,
successfully treated without the of the knife
or needle. Dr. B. has constantly on hand at his
Office, very extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Tympnnums or Ear-Drums.
which are suitable for either and all ages-in
serted in five minutes. Ear Trumpets of every de
scription also every variety of artificial articl,
known in the world-a large assortment of beauti
full and durable
Artificial Hands,
with the arm and elbow attachment !: Arfifcia
Fsf. with the ankle leg. and knee, joint attach
ment. These articles perfectly natural, ant
adapted for either sex. and can be sent by express
| r al. II e..
Rapture OF every description. for either sex, and
Truesses particularly adapted for females in veal
condition also for those with Proiapsus Uteri.
DR.. Baakee is one of the most celebrated an,
>iillful physicians and surgeons living. Hi
fame is known personally in every principal city
tie world. All letters directed to DR.. Baakec mus
contain ten cents to pay postage and Incidental
,senses Chronic diseases I've treated BY cores
pen dence, except those mentioned, which will re
quire his personal supervision
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Office 704 Broadway q few doors above Fourtl
street, New York City. dec 3O59 ly26
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THE METROPOLITAN
Washing Machine.

TNHIS wonderful Machine Is remarkable for the
i following properties which it warranted to
possess. 1t does not weas the clothes. and never
breaks button. 1t cleanses thoroughly the most
delicate clothing and rnses clear It is very sim
Pile, very strong and durable. and hardly get
out of repair. 1t is light and portable. and when
not IN use takes no more room than the common
wash tubs A common hand can with and
perfect safety to the clothing, wash faster and bet
ter than four washerwomen can by hand
This machine has been greatly improved since
1855, and is now perfect. 1t now operates much
more easily. and weighs only between 60 and 20
pounds, all pu. up. and when taken down-which
can be done in one fourth of a minutes ligh;
that a child IL years Of age can move i about.
Why all other .Nachines Fail
is because they rub only the surfaces of the cloth
taking it for granted that the clothes soiled on
" upon the surface, and that the dirt 1iust be rub
bed off as one would clean a board.
Washing By Hand IS Wrong,
because the rubbing of the surface Of the cloth il
wholly unnecessary, and is great waste of strength
as xs!! a gSsss nat aeES sRe slo Is tss scs fabric
through and through, and that it cannot he cleans
ed without being washed through and through.
Tie Reason ,chy the Metropolitan Succeeds
is because it forces the water powerfully through
the fabric, between the pcstles, and the action O
the water displaced by the FOUNDER carries tn
clothes from the outside TO the centre of the tub
presenting continuous fresh surface Of clothes Il
the action of the FOUNDER, thus washing ever,
portion of the clothes thoroughly and equally.
THE Time and Labor .Sared
is more than one-half Washings which requir
all day by hand, are by this Machine general,
done in less than one-half day. The clean
sing process is done in one-fourth the time. TIL
cleansing. rinsing and wringing and hanging out
taken together, require less than one-half the time
and n" person possibly rinse well by ham
as with this Machine. Very many persons sa
that the Machine is worth its cost for rinsin
| alone.
The Durability of this Machine
is very great. don't see why it should not las
for ten twenty years. with only repairs of poun
der and rope. which would be very trifing. Th
whole Qost Of repairs upon all the several hund
red machines have sold in the last two years
taken together don't amount to two dollars, an
many of them have been in constant use in larg
| families.
| For sale by WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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S1POELFER
CONCENTRATED LYE |!
TIE READY FAMILY


SOAP M A K f r s.
';spensble article in every family, where
a n in. til their ordinary kitchen grease coz,
"A by, WI; Saponifier, they can make all tn
binsd with the d. soft or fancy. 1t will max
soap they use-hal -il clean type TO perfection
hard water soft, and" ming and securing.
no'Ains equais II LOT Gle. .of u EACH rhich ,cil
make. ,cah to lbs COM. . soap, orS
Is 10 25 gallons elegant so.
10 lbs hard. =. ;rv.,ro
It has now been several years since "a. lie an.
bic article was first introduced to the put. ,o,v,
the estimation in which it is held, wherever k. III
and tried, and the immense demand for it from
quarters. conclusive proofs Of its real merits ana
valne as family article.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
The success of our article. like that of all dis
coveries Of true merit and value, has induced un-
principled parties to initiate it. We therefore
Tios THE PUBIIc against worthless CoUNrERFEiTs,
and to take none but the genuine original and pa
tented article, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
East Tanentx"s, Allegheny Coz Pa.
Once and Depot, Ne. 396 Penn. Street,,
Above the Canal Bridge.
PITTSBURGH PENN.
Who also manufacture of standard quality,
Caustic Soda for soap makers. Bleaching Powder,
Soda Ash, refined soda ash, sal soda, chloride of
calcium, ec2peras, manganese, nitric acid, soda
saeratus murictic acid suphuric acid aqua fortis.
chloroform
Extra refined show-white table. dairy and pack
Salt, warranted entirely pure and dry, put up in
various packages and styles. The only pure salt
in the country.
For sale By all store keepers in the United States.
1000 cases Saponifer, genuine, for sale at manu-
facturers prices in lots to suit purchasers, by :.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bsneuolenf institution established By special en-
donnen for the relief Of the sick and. distressed. af
ficted ,cih Virulenf and Epidemic Diseases, and
|. especially for the of diseases Of the Sezual
Orurns
nHEDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
lv Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with a
description of their condition. Gage. occupation,
habits Of life, de- } and in cases of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on SpermatorrhGa, and other
Diseases ofthe sexual organs, and on the new rene
dies employed in the Uspensary. seht to the atfict
ed in scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge Two
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association No. 2. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Penn BY order of the Di-
rec.ors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, PREs'r.
GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary. ly22
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$50 or 500 Reward.

WILL pay $50 reward for six head Of horses
i stolen fran my wagon on the night Tuesday
Of horses and thieves. The horses are described q
fcaiows . chestnut sorrel mare, blazed face q
Large, bay insrs, away backed. . bay mare with q
blaze in her &c, together with her colt light bay
horse. blazes. ace, dark bav coat, one year old
blazed face BENJAMIN MILLER
Van Bur J. July 90-tf
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CUPPkEs & MARTsoN

CUPPkES & MARTSON.
MANUFACTURES OF AND WHOLESALE prA,r,.
Cordage, Tvine, Wicking, Betting.
Paper, Brooms. Brushes AID Cger.. "
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Asas. Maseies. Hacking, Sieves, Bird Cao,.
French, Eogl;sA and German Eaucv Goos.
Nos. Cd & 81 ed st. between Olive = p;..
xAMUEL cCFFLEs, mos w.,~.o
Orders for the manufactures of Sr T n
!. ,CooeE.AGE MAsrFAcroRY. promptly fIlad -
ieo Sue factory prices 6mH
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Fassman's Iron Cotton Tie.

To Planters and Merchants.
IRON will be generally used the coming year in
| bailinp Cotton. Merchants should therefore
hesitate to purchase rope, and examine the merits
Of the different Ties before purchasing of them. A
complete assortment of all the different Ties will
be kept at my office exhibition. which all who
feel an interest in cordially invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Confident in the superiority Of the Fassman
Tie, will take pleasure in going to the Orleans
Press to exhibit its merits, mode Of application,
etc., or Of any Tie that may be suggested.
Orders for any amount promptly filed at &c. per
h. with liberal deductions to merchants.
F. BELCHER, Agent,
% Commereiai Place, Neo Orleans.
;.u C7 1854 ly3D
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1
Pants, Vests,
of all styles and materials, for sale cheap. by
mars. 1850. s.. J ADLER.
DATENT MEDICINES.
Jaynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills
Railways Cooks Pills,
Graffenberg Moffatts Sc
Perry Davis Paiukiller, Wright's ''
Young Amer. Linament, Spencer's 4
Arabian Strong's "
McLane's Vermifuge Extract Ginger,
fahnestock's 6 Sedlitz powders.
Batesman's Drops, Laudnum,
Godfrey's Cordial, Paegoric,
Thompson's Eye Water, Opodildoc.
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil,
Essence Peppermint, Soda Powders,
July l3. 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD
"IOODEN WARE. 80 1oz Painted Buck
w cts. daz Cedar Buckets, S doz Well
Buckets, Zinc Wash Boards, for sale by
July l3, 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
HOOP SKIRTs!-Hoop Skirts in great varie
IL ty, Skirt Supporters. 1ournure Corsets,
Patent Corsets, WARD SOUTHMAYD
GLASSWARE
" A general assortment Of Glassware consist
ing in part of TumbIers. Preserve dishes, Butter
dishes. Pitchers pint and quart Flasks, DC.
DOWDER AND BAR LEAD.
10 kegs blasting powder. 100 kegs Dupont's
and Hazards powder, Il, ,555 ID Bar Lead.
INK.
i 100 Gross Black Ink. in assorted size bottles
. superior quality on hand and for sale by
COTTONYARNS.s
" 1900 h COTTON YARN. assorted Nos
July I3. 1859 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
43 dog Umbrellas for sale by
u July q WARD 4. .SOUTHxAYD. :
DOWDER. 133 kegs Of the celebrated Cleve-
land Mills Powder, warranted the best in
market. Fer sale by
July s, 1859. WARD L SOUTHMAYD.
HEROSINE or COAL OIL
n Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, CT i'm
avs and Wieks for sale by
july G. 1859 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
OYSTERS & SARDINES.
~ lbs dog. cans fresh Cove Oysters. So doz.
cans Sardines. l2 doz cans Lobsfers. doz. Shad
5 dcz Pie Fruits. l2 doz Pickles. dog Ketehup
5 doz Pepper Sauce.
CANDIES. SIS boxes steam refined Candy.
. july.27 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
NV ALL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS. &c.
w 4 large assortment OF Wall Paper, Bord-
ering. Fire Screens, Window Blinds. dc. DC.
July Ii. 1889 WARD 4 SOUTHNAYD.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
Table Knives d Forks an,' Carvers Forks,
Pocket and butcher Knives,
Hunting and bowie Knives.
Germ silver, britannia and iron table spoons
Bastinc spoons and soup Ladies',
Scissors, shears and razors,
Butts and hinges Screws of every size,
Caadlesticks, brass and japan.
Hammers. assorted. hatchets.
Trowels. plasteri.g and uasons,
Ci,rycOmbs, assorteI,
Files Of every description,
Castors, brass and iron At,s-es.
and every article usually kept in Haro ware stores
reed by late arrivals
jan 90. go ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
SCOrCH SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch Snuff, in 9 Z OF papers
GoOdwins do bottles
do Maceoby do do
dec l6 j. Henry, WILLIAMS d Co.
IRON AND STEELs
Il LIB 0O0 tb-oi every description-to wit
Bar Iron to sin by a to inch. Bard iron
to inch by l-G to inch Round Iron Il to
q inch Square Iron to IA in: Oval Iron a
':l inch. 3 Round Iron to II in HoopIron
4 to q iseh Slab Iron 8 to IA in by 3-s to x
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer.
and Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast. German Spring
Steel, all sizes American and English Blister, all
sizes. with which We prepared to furnish me-
chanies everywhere.
July CSC. JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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To whom it may Concern.
S. j. ADLER,
Twas lust received large assortment OF BOYS
II and YOUTHS CLOTHING, consisting Of
Czoaks Jackets.
Pants. Vests.
TUS7 RECEIVED
u 10000 Choice Cigars,
which will be so lots to suit. by
July 6, 1859, 8 D. ADLER
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DRY GOODS.

1000 a DIX Goods. aa Suitable sss sr salassa
Arkansas and the Surrounding Indian country, re-
eeiyed by late arrivals. and will be sold 70 the
trade j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co,
Jan. l9, 1860.
A XE.S.
Hunts Fey and Yankee pattern,
Bruffs and Warrens, light and heavy pattern,
II Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale. by
M E baye on hand large quantity of 40 and
w l60 acre Bounty Land Warrants. which
we are Offering to sell.
mary CO. j. HEERY WILLIAMS CO.
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FRESH AND GENUINE
nRUGS aid Medicines, Paints, Dyes, COAL
II OIL, Patent Medicines. Tobacco, beet i'm
ported Cigars. Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes. Perfumery, fancy Confectionery, Brush
es Combs. lasely received and now offered at retail
rjobbing.s Also, dried Currants, Raisns, Dates
Prunes, as veil as other things too numerous to
mention. at DIR. L. G. WHITES
mar 9, 1850 Main street.
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASkS,
niannrS &c

CONSUMERS Of Richardson's Linens, and
~ those desirous of obtaining the Genuine Goods
should that the articles they purchase are seal
cd with the full name of the firm,
J.N. Richardson, Sons Owdeh,
az n guarantee of the soundness and durability of
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
Necessary large quantities OF inferior and defec
tive Linens prepared. after season and
scaled with the OF Richardson, by Irish Hous-
es. who. regardless Of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the manufae-
turers of the genuine Goods, will not readily aban-
don a business profitable, while purchasers can
be imposed on with Goods of a worthless character
J. BULLOCkE d J b LOCKE.
lyl9 AGENTS Church ST. Nep York
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Boots and Shoes.
Okn cases of every description, consisting OF
OeJU Ladies' Kip, Goat, Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford, Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
A No Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 60
do Calf and Pat. Lcath. slippers
Boys: do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do do do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infaats Velvet Do do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole NJ dc
do Kips p 8 = welt do
Boys, Youths, and Children's ditto,
all Of which We offer low TO the trade.
jan IS. 1850 ]. HENRY, ,WILIIAAS& 4 co.
rRAss ROPE.
NJ $50 coils MANILA Rope, from u to inch,
lust reed and for sale low, By
feb 360 j. HrsKY, WnLIAlE
llAAE...llnaE.
EVRESH Lime for sale by
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Blacksmithing & Wagon Making.

In Crawford County.
EzHNHE subscriber Is new pre-
<43AS8 Al i. pared to do all kinds,'
work in this line, and will exc
ute his work 10 per cent cheaper, than the sam,
kind can be done any where in the county
He will also keep on hand WAGONS Of various
iDds and sizes All work executed in the bes,
manner. and warranted for one year.
Shop Is half mile north of Ste,cards MIL.
mar 25 ly39 HARVEY STEWARD.
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DERCUSSION CAPS. -----
500 900 G d, genuine. oo mo r,.A
oo oo,00o oes oox,s water proof, 10000 Walker.
1900 double ,o ,,nn 1INu.s j
rec and offered to the trade in any ,uant;te
J"u ~, ~. j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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CUNDRXEsS, just reed BY steamer Sky Lark,
~ Powder. LEAD, Shot, Buckets, Brooms, Can
dies, Candies, Tea, Backing, etc.
feb i % W b HgAnp
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$500 90 Reward.

D ANYWAY from the under.
~ II signed, twenty miles below
MM Pine Bluff. the following negroes
A to wit:
&M Joseph. about 20 years old, black
0A and about 5 feet 10 inchs high
weighs about $50 lhs, one thumb
of At the FIRST joint. :.
- George, about q years of age.
black, afont 5 feet inches high, weighs about
2O0 pounds
Pompy, about 19 years Of age, copper color,
about feet 9 inches high, weighs about l60 lbs.
The Shove described negroes. weEe purchased in
the Cheskee NatioO. abddt the last Of January,
and suppoee thy will aim to make their way
q One HnndIed Dollars for each one, II taken in
the Cherokee Nation and lodged in Van Bnren Jail
fsb 81. 1850 =. a. TOUCHSTONE
a For Smith 1iaes copy three weeks and
IS
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Attention !!

Attention
lust reed by steamer Hickman, large va
- riety Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting of Goats, Jackets
Pants. Vests,
of all styles and materials, for sale cheap. by
mar 3. 1860. s. J ADLER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-29
For the Pat lot.
The Rights of Secession Considered.

MESsRs- EDrroRs The preamble to tie
Constitution of tue United States. is us fol
] lows:
We, the people If the United States in
| ord'r to form more pei feet Union. establish
justice. insure domestic tranquility. pro-
vide for The common defence promote the
| general welfare. and secure The blessings OF
liberty to ourselves and our pnStrrity do
"rslain aud establish This Constitution far the
United States of Ancrictf
Al the time this Constitution was adopted.
thirteen States were in existence. to wit
New Hampshire, Massachusetts. Rhode
I~ans'. Connecticut NV York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland. Virgin
i >orIh CarOiiua. South Carolina. and
Georgia But the Constitution was not
framed ~ tn States 1t wa f. AIMED by rhs
Peoglf, the States consuming to the same And
though signed 10y the delegates from twelve
Of the States. .(six of which are non-sl,lve.
holdingl il had no eif.-ct until il vas ratified
b. the c0HreHtoRs Of nia- States. This estsi,-
ESlIe,l the Constitutions; but only bctwe.n the
States 81 ratifying the sama. More than nine
O: the States "a o0aUestioa hIvias ratified th.
Consultation, It went into effect and The Con
itdcracy was established. Noa. IL i well
IT, inquire into the reasons why the C..nf de-
r:rcy WAS formed, and by whom formed 1t
uis established by tie Psgp'e- How: In
STATE ooaUeati0ns- Why established! L, or
der To form i more perfect Union. establish
icSiicc in>nrc domestic tranquility provide
ltr the common defence, promote the gener-
NJ welfare. and secure the blessings of liber-
ty 10 ourselves and cur pos;crily.r SIX
II asnns are here assigned for esia biisling the
Q Iniederacy. To form more perfect
UIion" l. one. Now. If this j. true, the pco-
pc of The several Siales must have loved
'''..: another" Never woHld they have CON
= Md - the Union had they not loved. hon.
o. Ell, respected. aad cOGfided in each o;her.
DO they how love, honor. respect, and con-
iide Ia each Other? Most :tssuTedIy mot
Another reason assigned is: To establish
Justice HIS 'his been done: Maine. New
I'll 'mpshire. Vermont. Massachusetts Connec-
Lieut., Rhode Island. New York, PenusvIva-
MIA. Ohio. Michigan and WiSconsin-elev.n
SiaicS-havc nuliiied an act of Congress-
that secures and protects. under III. CoaSti-
iuli0n- The rights of liftceu States Of The,
Union. Is not this gross ujzstices Another
reason assigned is: To ensure domestic tran
qEiiay. Is this true? are not the people of
one section of the Union constantly incitina
the slaves of another section TO insurrection
and insnborjinaliOn. and has not a midnight
assassin been denied for an attempt of this
kind! Is this domestic raH9HtayP Another
reason assigned is: To provide Tor the
common defence l. this true! Are not
the rights oil The people in our portion OF
the Union in gfeai ,nger. AID are not az
gressions made upon them every day. Are
not the 81 ,yrS II ons Section constantly in-
cited TO INSTRUMENTATION and insurrection?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-29

We Will demGnd repeal OF fhosc STATE
laws multiplying The Fugitive Slave law OF
Congress: We will insist upon and demand
the enforcement; of the laws of Congress.
whether these State laws shall De repealed
or not: We oppose the secession Of any
Southern State, for the reason, among others,
til It it would weaken the Svuih and Der
cause in the Union: We desire to exhaust all
peaceful and temperate remedies for a re-
those Of violence aud war: We believe these
will succeed, and that the PEOPLE of the
United States wilr uphold and sustain the
constitution and the laws, and thus he
Union may be perpetuafed- They are thus
for the Union. and are called Union men.
These in brief are the agreements and diff
ferences in the South. We are of the latter
class of thinkers. But let the Republican
party understand that being for the Union is
not 10 be fo- the principles on which their
party is based. The Union party of the
South mean to resist, by all constitutional
and lawful means. the Republican party,
aud will labor for lis def al; and while it
is in power, The Union party of the South.
will demand in every turn. allowed by the
insti ntiOns If the country, the strict st adj
herrnce TO the great principles of justice and
equality to all sections in The public admin
tration. And if they are denied these de-
mands. they Will consider whether gov
eminent of in quality and oppression is pre-
ferable TO revolution.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS AND LADY AT HUNTSVILLE,
ALA.-Thr Huntsville 4d0ocate of yesterday
says-..Jud2e Douglas and Lady passed
through Huntsville on yesterday GU their
way to Washingo on City from his plantation
in Mississippi. Both were in fine health but
still lame from the Steamboat accident at
Montgomery. They remained here Monday
night. and 4 large crowd were at the depot
in the rain to welcome him. and many OF all
parties called 70 see him at the hotel. He
frankly stated his hearty approval of Alex.
II. Stephens late speech, and said that if the
South would make that its platform. with an
additional plank to punish conspirat0rs, &c,
in one State against the property and peace
OF other States, the aboliionists could be
whipped out of Their boots upon it, and the
hos lie legislation against her repealed. He
was "a ready as ever to battle for the rights
Of all the States and all the citizens of the
States The South has 10 ADLER or safer
friend than Judge DE-