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HAIR DrE-HAR DrE-HArR DYE.-Wm. A. BntcA-
lAvs Hair Dye-7ne Original and Bess IN ne World :
All others limitations, and should Be avoided
you wish to escape ridicule
Gray, Red, Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the least injury TO
hair or skin. Nj,
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded TO
Vim. A. Bachelor since 1882 and 50 900 applications
have been made 10 the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
Dye.
WIN. "A. Rdtohslors Hair Dye produces color not 70
be distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANTED not 70
inure in the least however long may be continued, and
the III effects Of bad dyes remeded the hair inygora.ed
| for life BY this aplendid dye.
Sold In al cities and towns Of the United States BY Dirt
Sists and Penney Goods Dealers.
U-The genuine has the and address upon stes
| plate engraving on four sides Of each Boz, Of
#se4# WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
| julyl5v1y. 16 Bond street, New York.
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&A* New York. Sept. IS.
RLOUR-Market less active and scarcely 20 Arm. N
WHEAT-lieceipts 81. 572 bush Market opened steady
and closed heavy Sales 80 900 ons u q fair Chica-
70 spring and NH Club 81 S5Ai Sal winter ed western
~ II Iowa spring; 81 5S611 III white Mich.
RYE firm. Sales 1000 blu at So
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
CORN-Receipts So 4s1 bush, market heavy snd about
1c lower Sales 81, 100 hush u 61a60 mixed western
afoat; 60G17O do in store.
OATs-Fhm. Sales At 4Oo42 for western, state and
Canadian.
WHISKEY-Dull and dropping. Sales 200 bbls at 24S.
New York Cattle Market.
New York Sept. ~.
BEE1-Depressed but no material change IN prices
Receipts y, 100 quotations 60D9c: average 7sG17f.
SHEEP LANBsIn fair demand at the advance OF 25c
per head. Receipts IL coo.
SWiNs-In good demand Vt full prices Receipts 800
Quotations, 606ac.
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

BY increasing the quantity Of life and vigor In every pars
Of the system enable nature make incredible efforts for
the expulsion Of ease before organic destruction beR
ID thus that In very short space time they cure cols
coughs, rheumatism, natulence, pains in III stoaacA
choc and disorders In I'll their fofms But hes
gupeS3oP excellence b necslOns u the stomach IN -
For ale by Dr.. W. B. AOBBAT, propr3eos, So Breed.
way, New York. and BY Ill DruggfAA. noylbply. 1
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mayl1-bp1y
.SAPONIFIER,
Or, Concentrated Potash.

Aors Mdn DeubSs ~ Strength Of Ordinary fvs0as.
For making Soap without lime With ntsls trouble and %
ng expense The cheapest article ever diAovered Soe
the purpose One pound win make twelve or nf.een ~
Ions Of good Son Soap of nine pounds Hard Soap PYfns.
viii nnd superior article fos cleaning type. 10 =
perfectly soluble and free from Impurities. a w. j
Broken In small lumps and put mp In / ,, and en-.
cans. @ 81
Manufactured q ~ Chalsnge Chemical woras, Dssa.
Ign, and sold BY Err DCRKIE q co. NJ.
oct8bply, ISL PAIL Sfreex " Y
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RELiEr TEx MIsurEs-Bryaa's Psln.onic Wafess
The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
all diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds, Ash
mn, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarsenem
Difficult Breathing Sore Throat, &c.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevsred with according to directions
never fail TO effect rapid and lasting cure. Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried other
in vain To all classes and all constitutions they
ne equally blessing and need despair, no
matter how long the disease may have existed however
severe be, provided the organic structure Of the
vital organs hopelesy decayed. Every one acted
should give them an impartial trial.
TO yocaists and Public Speakers these Waters ore pc.
cuiariy valuable: they will In day the mos,
occasional hoarsenes and their regular for
few days will at all times increase the power and neAibi
~ Of the voice, greatly improving it, tome compaas and
ciearness for which purpose they regularly b
many professional vocaias JOB MOSES,
Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n
Price % cents per box For sale by Ill Druggists.
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" julyl5v1,

wIGs-wIos-wIos.- Bachelors Wigs ana Toupses
urpan III. They elegant Night, easy and durable.
Fitting TO charm-no turning up behind-no ahRinkng
% the head Indeed ths b the only establishment where
these things are properly understood and made.
july15wly. is Bond Street, New York
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rom Gums, and haS he;onA
! Medicine kNCwn and 81.
I used h, end b nov
/ ldence nv I'll the diseases
I ausnded. 48&
within IL Last two years
hopes Of relief, 4 the
] certificates m my pos-
The dose 4. ist bs
4 ment Of the individual
! such quantities - 10 act
Let the dictates u
4 yoa In ths uss u the
SRAfOR, and n viii
rLAIn1s, BILLlcus Ar
81 nR0H i0 DsARRn0sA,
Dss1Ar9nY, DRoPsY,
, C0eTIvsn1ss, CH5AIc,
7 INA InuAnSCn, TIArr-
= MALE WBAgNxx1 -, and
: L. - ORpfuARv rAMrLY
= l6scE HsADAcKn, - thou-
TvBH1Y nIkUrh3, 10 TWO
p AAs TAEKH q commence
AL wso Us1 ~ An
lilDfASQR. 5G
leiiA IA knnfxt,nnfop -
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O ANFO RD,S LIVER
~ Orator.

II 10 conPouHD9D entirel
an eseahli1hsd hcs, . Desnd
proved by I'll that havel
resorted 70 with conA-
for which Il 10 recon
Il has cured shoasAndsl
who hAA giysn mp al
o um er o uB uneoliCt ID
session show.
sdapaed 70 the tsnpera-
taking h, and used mi
gently ON the bowels.
your jndgmeas guiiel
LlvER lMvIGO-l
cures LIvRR Con-l
TAG Is, DySpSPs1A N
OUMMpR CO1pLAIH5o,
eOCa esonACa, MAnssuAL|
CuoLnaA MOaDuH, C1OlD-|
LKncn, JAunDlCa, n
may b ussd snccees1eny'
MEDiCruB. 10 GIN e1Fe|
ennds caA tes1llJJ NJ
on Tnn1n YnAspoOn0vvlsl
/ m,ent Of attack.
ofviNo e1set4 es11na0y ~
IEiw ecnfre u ~ Oeo1
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Chicago, Sep. Is.
Flour firmer, but buyers hold back; market il
quiet, good to chaice brands Of spring sold At
a. go. eR @ah
Wheat-Market opened firm and advanced
l@2c; closed quiet but steady. Sales 64, 900
bu at 92t@94 for spring, and S9@9l for No 2
in store. XII @4F@
Corn in active demand and prices advanced
lc. Sales ~, 900 bush 1t soc.
Oats firm at zoe. -A
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II EDlroR:-As many packages Of spurious
AaaTebeen sold. purporting to be good seed
De greatly and justly celebrated Hubbard
las send you brief description Is found
Along and favorable account Of it in the
Ansan Agriculturist, 1859, March No, p. 81:
The color is dull, dark green. The skin is
and hard, as much so as that of Summer
sA It's also closely covered with knots or
" ptotuberances, not very prominent"
n genuine is not large sqsash.
giving the above place in the Hawk-Eye
Ssa shox Yourself friend of gardeners and
q Suashes L. +. p.
lssrtH, SEPT 10th, 1850. 49,
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EARM FOR SALE OF a18 ACRES.
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY

Wv A AppsssAise - ~ Wagon End Cenaa1s -
~. ~ eae uAOcaa Dome Wellreco~lendea Goea cp
patanlty WA " gvsn. Also wAnssd 800
lot ehoFt dime. ANVO wA1Sy
- eWtf i4A WILD &C. a8i u kssasns 49,
= aAAaAAs
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u, RrsUssaGAx Cssvszisoa.-Ws trust
.rsb,ican friends 10 The several town
- - essAty sil nct fhil y atseAl thits
I ~ Conyep,iona which, % thsy viii par
49, ,,s;ss q auoshsr plass, are 'eaIssd
- s,d inst There will Be- important bus
" ~. ths Osunsy Convention, end Il Il
= d. 80 fill delegations from al portions
4. CITY should BE- present. The call for
49,, Convention Sufficiently indicates its
.,a also shows how many delegates
IT. ,,.,.sted from each township.
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spare either time trouble or expense procure DR. HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED BITTERs, whose bsnincent
effects the system has been clearly proved to those
who have been stricken down in short space Of time by
this dreadful curse whose cheeks and meage and
whose nights seepless and restless and whose eyes are
dun and sunken, with death staring them in the face this
compound must prove blessing; snatching them,
were, from the mouth Of the grave. None know III
true value untthey have it. When all others have
failed these Btters have restored the sufferers pristine
health Their popularity in all the Western and Southern
parts should introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
septi-
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II BuEnssra.y rsJ1ayp. - gspt ~.
WsAshs essl ~ nlvsr ~ ~
and nayie1sion aIsssss lntlrsly - psadsf.
FLOUR u uithoss change. I'D u '4
WHRAT--Rscsipts ore nors liberal = I'll
weather coatinoea Prices active. Conddera
bic competition between nillsrs and shippsrs
The latter continue y ~ Is 70 70. How ~!
On a1ord 70 do Il and ship 70 Chicago. and ~
for % " don't quite understand = ths freight
y Is cents per bsshel and charges 1t least -
but We presume farmers win not stop % enquire
how the thing u done, and win b content y
pocket The gsod round prices they ere nov r..
ceiying and ask no qacssions- nv
CORN-None arriving.
SUGAR-s0o}c- crushed, -; refined white
lie. Clarified lol. Maple Sugar, lo@l1o
" b. sa
COFFEE-1S}@l7c.
MOLAssEs-By tho Dbl, Reboiled, 10; Syr-
up, 1880; kegs, q 60 a.
RCE-Sc. 8a
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, Is Is. ~
BROOMS-92 OO@2 IS per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
$500 retail o. so winter e6 90 wholesale; "a, 20
retail. s h#
wHEAr-7s@7se for Spring; Winter ssc@
90 cte
CORN-Ranges from 20 to % for mixed sud
csc. for prime yellow.
BEANS-80c. 70 q 90 per bush.
POTATOES-new, zoe per BUSH
SWEET POTAT0ES-40c per bush.
OATS-l5@lsc.
BUTTER-lOc.
EGGS-5c. 70 &c.
ONI0NS-40c. to soc 3
HAY-Timothy, 47@4S.
WOOD-$2 5O0$3 90.
HIDES-Green, De-; Dry Flint l1@iac.
Green Sailed 6@6fc, and firm.~
WHISKEY-l8@2lc.-.i
CHICKENS-%l OOtal 10 per DOZEN
LARD-lO@llc. per lb in bulk
APPLES-4Oc@$l 90.
DRIED APPLES-S@S3c per ib.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l,75 10 $500 per BUSH
< HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-:0@4Oc "A
bushcl. None offering.
CORN MEAL-35@4Oc per blu.
BACON-Hams 90 lOc; shoulders &c; sides loo.
RAGS-l4c per n. @
EXCHANGE-New York, Specie Curry II
-t st. Louis, I" II
Chicago
\ .
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~ few years ago, whenever We heard from any o.
acquaintances tia. dry hacking cough that general
" precedes consumption, involuntariy lei u
think Of the church yard but first thought Of
John Bulls Compound Rsctosui Of Wild Cherry. WI
fA to recommend il when opportunity for
its use, and haveiyet to hear from sny to whom
have recommended its use, that has failed to eject
In fact seems to act more like magic than medicine.
Lexington Observer. &tsA
augS5 -dl m3taw:wlm
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TSry - Trohf 1,a<R .
800 -. :. =. ~ : Csr.Asr,c
~ 49, -
uve sa.ss. s -. 49, 49,
pr 49, sa 1872 s.,s s, i.s s
-. ~. -, ~. p1l'1a
ave - - u 80 . 49,. ~
= y 49, - -. = vIssia n.
rhe krsessac.n: e, velI
Messlcs 80 n
| ~. 49, -. y -. 80
Que tese5ve 70 -
kzs1scss. shlcA - slIEsI
Me0tary eanNs mo &c
" N 4
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hhhaatsd that there Is . grand emancipa-
scheme now in embryo in Western Virginia,
eh viii develop itself in the course of the
pnag winter. The movement is to have for
Leader distinguished gentleman from East
Vhsna, not regarded as particularly sound
ie daTery question for many years past.s-
increment is to be instituted with refer
10 aehange in the basis of taxation, and the
PaH Of Lincoln will give strong impetus to
well as to the emancipation movement in
" border States, thus taking the ''irrepres-
'sadict" out Of national politics and trans
ya to the Slave States, where it. naturally
u
q The following advertisement, clipped
The Constitutional" published in Alexan-
Louisiana, is fine illustration Of the
IrsdAniuins and civilizing" effects Of the "di-
y institution Of slavery" 1t needs no COM
en,: Ur..
RAN A WAY.
STOUT young mulatto fellow named
GEORGE, whom bought in 1858 of
~ Pra.her, Of Bayou Lamourie, and an el-
fy brown complicated man named EDMUND,
Fag ran of from my plantation without any
hs5.s provocation, and being both outia'rs,
Eg each runaway more than three times, all
sGs are hereby authorized to shoot them
never they may be met with.
EEoa Rapidcs, September, LIST, 1860.
|t-it G. MASON GRAHAM.
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tS-Ou Douglas friends are justly and prop
4, indigusn, when their meetings are disturbed
republicans as they rarely have been. But
" se in the habit Of disturbing Republican
,iernes almost as often as such assemblsges
place, without the least conjunction OF
.xience In fact, We believe large number
hem think ii very shrewd trick. Not long
ID, Republican Club meeting was held, we
sk 10 Flint River township, at which speech
) made By Mr.. Ritner At its close, any Dem
pst present. who chose, was invited to reply
MHon, Of New London, on behalf of the
necscy spoke one hour. When he closed,
George Huston, of Franklin township, was
vi for and spoke an hour, but was constantly
trped BY Democrats, both in and out of the
y. The difference between the two parties
bat OCCASION, lie, that Republican Club at
r.iar meeting, listened patiently and re-
dsh to a Democratic speaker, but was not
|is own meeting permitted to hear its own
sska % account Of ro~dy Douglasites. This
lns Democratic return for Republican cour.
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For the AAwE-Eye.
Na~esang held at the Office Of r. II. Green,
"'s city, on Wednesday evening, the 18th
a'l' topaz tribute of respect and esteem to
Y memory Of the late GEORGE K. LOCKE, for
~! Of this city, the following proceedings
aeh'd NC. Wilkin was called TO the Chair
AK y. Green appointed Secretary. On mo-
@' Aessn. VIM. Judd, II. B. Ransom, Frank
s%' VT. Conrad, n. c. Macarthur, and W.
Nassau, we're appointed committee TO
p'a fssolutions. The following were offered
saalroasly adopted r ~
Whereas, by the recent loss of the steamer
Lpn, On Lake Michigan, on Friday, the
90, esr friend George x. Locke was taken
'% Y therefore
sed, That In his death our circle has lost
~ brightest ornaments and warmest
ssassd, That in the many noble qualities
- sasred him 70 ", We recognize the prin'
= lust life and true pattern Of manly
sa!ed, That We tender TO his relatives
moe united TO him by closer ties thai
3aeartiest syInpathies in this their afaic
ased, That copy of these resolutions b
aeed 70 his immediate friends, and that tn
Sr% chicago and this city be requested Z
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Milwaukee. Sep. Is.
Flour dull and lower, Wheat market closed
lower on receipt Of the steamers news. No one
selling at 94@95c.
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IOUSE, SHOP, AND 10 ACRES

" BANW EVk 1AAsBs H9@H4THN w $500 ~
The undersigned oeSs for sale, good piece Of land
containing ZEN Acses which EOoA kouse crb
and shop saitahle lbe hAAcknh, coopsr wagon Eksf
sepsl2-dlt3sw JONAH NORRIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

BIBLE socIErY DEPosiroRr.-At the store OF Mr.. "
w. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where Englsh
German, Swedish and weich Bibles and Testaments may
always be found 1t one price. tt nov6.
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sr,Clrs AEEslso' .osDA' NIGHT vas wei
. .I.hoagh owing to the frequency O
-, a. late, the attendance WA mot 90 largs
~ The proceedings were opened by the
90 r,.b Nth song, and the President then
LA J. 4. Sexton, Esq, who delivered N
"a logical address His remarks were
=, ,opcerping The power Of Congress owe,
90 ,.,,;,oe;ea and the action Of the great minds
n. u. upon this question. He conclasively
hat in 1890, when Monroe was Presi-
\. nd some Of the greatest statesmen Of the
q i, composed his cabinet, including John 9
10 III. he celebrated compromise measures
"a BY Congress, he. Monroe, and his
= s,ine, approved them, and clearly ex-
w. = opinion that the Constitution guar
I a. sishs Of Congress % make al need
M. nd regulations for the government Of
:. SEXTON also read the opinion Of Chief
-. Marshall At late period upon the same
. .;ee,. he, also clearly expressing a similar
..ioo NJ. Sexton made many other refer
!. 70 sreas and distinguished statesmen, all
|. Am .erss with the foregoing, The whole
.,o, ~ conclusive 10 show the exact simil
a, s.sss she principles Of the Republican
=, / D. present day, and the opinions Of
- statesmen and jurists Of former
!. ~ address was well received, and was
= L. character TO carry conviction to the
. 4 thinking men. We hope to hear Mr..
ua again ere long.
NJ rport Of the committee appointed to as
uua De feasibility Of attending the mass
n, q, II. Madison was made, they stating
!. impossible to go by river, and almost
,usiesble by any other route.
Q, motion, the report was accepted, and the
t-,ry instructed to respectfully decline the
,,,,ioo for the reasons stated.
ybree invitations to attend mass meetings at
s,,se,a Niadletovn and Washington were laid
!, until the next meeting Of the Club.
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~ the election left to the votes Of Child
rem, Dr. Bull would certainly be next President His
Vegetable Worm Destroyer has given him place In their
grateful recoections from which he will not b dis
placed Instead Of being dosed with drugs 10
e1pel worms they have only TO eat few candy drops,
and the next day they well sgain-Bardstown Gaz
auR23 dlm3taw win
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.NOTlCE,

-
NOTICE q, II, ~. ~ II ...,. ss''. ~
The following Goods and Merchandie ere nov IN sasse
q The warehouse q Mesms Ogden copp, In ~ Cy 90
BuRs0tcA, 6taee ~ I0aA md have BEEN 6r more th ~
nontn pas and uscAlsd Or ard unclaimed ~ any pev
son persons: Ifhsrefpre, se o9ss sbs se = Peh,
Auction, 4 ail Warehouse on Saturday thc Eh day y
Ocsober 1884, and shall continue TIE snIe from hay day
until they Ill dosed % to sle hsG ho1eF, 20 -
IN expenDe ncuTreA NON tAeu Deuin0 ~ aavesL
ng Of the same, unleD claimed and III charges paid b.
fore said day Of sale, 70 WI:
' Married. Desssip4Ion. CAarses
Dec. 2, 1850 " Archsr, bx ehsubheFy, k d IS
Apr 80. /" Chipuan. 3 kegu LIQUOR, r5.A 10 -
Jaly B. 1855. LFCoppenunih 4 ThrasAsr, $50 %
May3O. lsie. Clarke, . bis vneEaS, ~ =.
do " do 4bxs Dieten, as - a
yaly20, !. Costelyon, box Caaings II ssl -
"a a. 4 hsns de Sfo' 1870 NJ poe; lsss
May13, " n niIl, ! BoHes An, As - .
Jan ., 1Se0. Hendricks, boz q Boekss as 70
Sept I, 1852 " Hooker, 80 FOXES OF Se<da, . III %
Q, Lewis Leon, Trunk, dresses,
s 4s88@ 84+ collars &c., II 6 ~ %
Ang3e, Mcfarland, BIZ Kitchen furnltnrs Is -
sept !, AuFry, 4ExcavatOra. 81 -
Msyl1, !" 0gasa copp, Cnsus bssk paaaas Dc 10 =
Jan 81 1880. W Paryin, 9pce NasSla --911-9R
u. n. NMroN.
scptS-doeWtd u, tns1 ssyR~ cry MnfsGal.
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New York Sen i.

ASW AOths sep ~.
Washington dispatches 10 the Times, says it
is understood the Government has given assent
and cooperation to the intended mediation be-
tween England, France, Prussia and Spain in the
affairs Of Mexico. Minister McLane has instruc-
tions to that effect.
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DARN FOR SALE.
T1R. MOTIFS

An improved farm Of 100 aerea twelve mles north we
aug3s- Wine - 49, - "A. n. SHARP.
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has SANFORD'S
Family t r9t7A
CATH ARTHC PILLS.

COMPOUNDED IRON FFH
Asrs rsoeAsNs Es~nets, aud p~s - - GLASS
CASES Az 1sgAt, Gnd va keep u oNItrsisAals. N
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We are prepared to maintain the same princi-
ples, and to use, if necessary, tine same language
here in the temple of justice, So A
hard necessity, indeed, compels us TO endure the
evils of slavery for tune. Ii was imposed upon
us by another nation while we were in state Of
colonial vassalage. 1t cannot be easily or sud-
denly removed. Yet, while it continues, it 10 .
blot on our national character, and every real
lover of freedom confidently hopes that it will
be .efectually, though it must be gradually.
wiped away, and earnestly looks for the means by
which this necessary object may be best attained.
And, until il shall be accomplished, until Che
time shall come when we can point without blush
TO the language held in the Declaration Of indie
pendcnce, every friend of humanity will seek 70
tighten the calling chains Of Slavery. and better
70 the utmost of his power, the wretched condi
ton of the slave"
Pcrhaps. Nj. President, the above paragraphs
have more decided rhetoric than the distin
eushed author Of the bred Scott decision would
now employ, but they are truthful, and our PEG
ple will endorse them.
IS. There are many persons residing IN YIN
Slave States who prefer our discipline and minis
try TO those of the Methodist Episcopal Churce
South. They do SO, a. Because they have I
, Constitutional right for such preference; y.
} Because they think our discipline accords WIZ
holy Scripture, with our early testimony and tn
l recorded een0mente OF OUT pusess esAsce.ss. !.
l(S.l Because ours ia the church Of their child
hood and youth; a. Because il u not secs'oas
; church, emblasoned ~ such ON the very ea
pages Of Official publications.
These are good reasons, and We have felt
our duty % supply them With the ministry a.
. institutions Of their preference. We have il
yaAeA no civil rights, have iDslted no revolt
stirred no sedition. We claim for them the rigf
: 20 prefer ss-we claim the right 70 supply then
II. WHAT TREATMENT HAVE WE RscEvEDs
! Sir, the civilized world has been shocked
!. the story Of the denominations perPetssted by u
n Druscs upon the nominal Christina In 6yri
q asd 81 H. cruel edicts which have disgraced q
a guvernpent Of Bone, With its clerical head
!. An ,sss ssre bet . 9chapses II history almo&
q shocking and barbarous must be written BY q
q historian of Nethodssm. Our people are under
d reien Of terror in some portions Of the sopthea
e ~ 6eush.vest Fros diisreut quarters insV
II 4 siaia. Navyland. and Delaware, hey hav1 !
a le1vcd slssats or violence y b. Indicted RoIe
there shall be Withdrawal from our church.