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LUMBER CITY,
CIearfeid County, Pa.
JOS. L. KIRBY, PRorRrEroR.

't"'VctH county, Ia.
JOS. L. KIRBY PRoPREroR. d..
bGS leave to announce to the travelling com.
40 munity and the public gencnrally, that bo
has taken the above named hotel and roGtted il
IN style suited to tho times and the wants Of
the public. -
HIS TABLE
Wlll always he supplied with the bes, The mar.
kets and the surrounding country can afford
HIS BAR
"ill contain the choicest liquors, and
HIS STABLES
viii be in the care of attentive bostlcrs. re
sponsible for their conduct to their emnloyer
who will give the entire establishment his her,
sonal supervision. p''
In the the hope that he will bc nbIo ,ot
bis guests comfortable during their visits . bis
h1usc he respectfully solicits share or 1blic
patronags. .l N''''
Lumber City Oct. 10, 1859.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, Au ust 9th, at Whitmore,
Beccariatp by j. w. Wright Esq. Mr..
George Haslet TO Miss. Sarah E. Wash
burn
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l. ENECUTORs NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
~ mentary having been granted to the under
signed on the estate of Geogre Wolch deceased.
late OF Lawrence tp. Clearfcld county Pa, ali
pcrst ms indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having
SInlms against 1t, are requested to present then
duly authenticated for settlement.
August !, lS6O.--6t. WM. PORTER. Ex'r
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'trong by exercise. Us
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ss rhe pen of the tongue should be
h'ppeo IN the ink Of the heart. t.0C
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FOR MAJOR BRECKINRIDGE.
|. Hon. Il. NJ. r. Hunter, ..
2. Gen Jo Lane,
J. Hon James Guthrie, u
i. Hon. Andrew johnson,
.. Col, Jefferson Davis,
6. Hon. Isaac Toucey,
!. Hon. James A. Pearce,
9. Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. ....
FOR JUDGE DOUGLAS. ..
|. Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.
Ot the gentlemen prominently mem
toned IN connection with the Democrat.
lc nomination, but who were not voted
Tor at Charleston nearly every one has
expressed a preference for Brecllnridpe
and Lane. Among them are Ex.GoveTy
nor Wise, Ex-Speaker Orr, Senator Ham.
mond, Ex-President Pierce, Senator Sli.
dell, Secretary Thompson, Senator Bright,
Hon. Howell Cobb, and Senator Bayard.
h8@The resignation of Chief Justice
Shaw, OF the Supreme Court of Massachu.
setts, is announced to take place Septem.
der next. Judge Shaw is nearly so years
of age.
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ORPHANS COURT SALEM virtue
Oot an order of the Orphans Court of clear,
field county, there will be exposed to public sale
at the house of Isaac Bloom in the Borough Of
Curwensvlle on .... .sr
SATURDAY THE STu DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1860.
at o'clock p, NJ, the following described reol
estate to wit that certain plantation or tract oC
land situate ION the public road loading from
Clearfeld to New Washington in Pike to wn.
ship Clear6ed county Penn a. Bounded on The
north by land belonging TO the estate of ,Jobn
5. Curry deceased, on the east by land of Fitch
Boynton, on the west by lands of VIM. A
Bloom and VIM Rex, and on the south by land
OF George W Carry. Containing two Hundred
and Fifteen Acres more or less, having erected
thereon large twc-story frame III house.
wcather-boarded and painted, with cellar. n
large double log barn, grain house, dry-house,
wagon shed, and about one hundred acres of
cleared land, with large bearing orchard, and
a never failing spring OF water thereon, late the
estate of Richard Curry decoased, -.
TERMS, 10 per cent on day of sale, one -baIf
at confirmation of sale, and the balan CO in one
year with interes TO be secured by bond and
mortgage. VIM. REX Admir-,
Ang. 3, loOU. of X. Curry deceased
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&g@G2GAE2GgnEea Ee :

hardware, Que enswfre, made up Clothing,
Boots and Shoes of every variety, Ladies Dress
lrlmings de- which they will dispose of en- as
goou IL not better terms to the purcha ser than
my can DC eoiained elsewhere, for either cash,
Lumber or country produce generally.
Aug. |, 6O.-3t. MOORE & ETZWILE,i
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IHE CANDIDATES FOR THE CHARLEsToS
NOMINATIONS. There were nine gentle
men before the National Democratic Con.
vention, for the Presidential nomination,
y@ Messrs. Hunter, Guthrie, Douglas,
Dickinson, Lane, Toucey, Davis, johnson,
OF Tennessee, and Pearce, o. MARYLAND.
since she Baltimore nominations, they
have declared their preferences as fol.
lows.
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M ysterious Music.

In going from Mobile to New Orlean
through Grants Pass, and along the
SOUND formed by The main land and 8
succession OF Islands, the steamer car
ries you near to the mouth of the Pasca
goula river, which is on your right. In
sight OF the line of transit, short dis
tance up the river, is often heard myste.
rious music, of which the reader may pro
badly get the best idea by comparing il to
distant though powerful Eolian harp
Many assert that they hear as MANY as
three or four notes. Others compare it 10
Inc Purrlng OF II cat, yet of course very
much louder. .lr,I .H.HH H..... .. :
This music may be heard at any time OF
the year, or at any period of the day.
though not at all hours. It's most fire.,
9nentiy noticed at night. 1t is apparent,
~ ioudest when there is considerable wind.
IL Is SAID that the United States Govern.
ment sent corps of savans to this place to
discover, if they could, the cause of this
strange melody. The result was unsatis.
i!ctory. Some persons have tradition
shat a number of poor Indians were long
ago murdered at that place. and that the
sound heard is their plaintive moan. This
Is of course superstition. rt..-..t ...nr-au
The same or a similar sound is heard nj
other places. A gentleman of high stand
ing assures us that he has hearo the same
m tne pori OF Guaymas, in the Gull of
california. 1t is asserted that it is also
heard at the mouth of Bayou Coo del indie.
ana Vt other places along the coast of the
Guif OF Mexico. Nor is it confined to this
continent, as may be learned from Sir
Emerson Tenants recent work on Cey-
lon. AT least something like it is heard
at Battialloa. There il is said 10 be most
audible at night and when the moon is
nearest her full. Sir Emerson says:
sounds somewhat similar are heard nm.
der water, at some places on the wes ern
coast OF India especially in the harbor of
BOMBAY. AT Caldera, in Chill musical ca
uehces are said to issue from the sea near
the Landing place; they are described as
rising and falling fully four notes, resem-
bling like those at Batlialloa, till they
produce musical disuord OF great sweet-t
ness and delicacy. The animals from
whence they proceed have not been iden-
tined at either place, and the mystery re
mains unsoived, whether those at Bat !
tialioa are given forth by fishes or mol, !
lusks." (
/, whether this sound proceeds from cat. !
hHh, or am scaly fish, or from shell esh, /.
or from any of these seems very doubtful. /
A TREND OF ours has been promised some
papers on this subject. Should he secure !
them, our readers may hear something
further on the point. We should be
much pleased to receive any further re- :
liable information on TIE subject. We
have beard that it ia noticed in Col. Pick. !
etts history ofthat part of the Southwest, |
" Y. Obs crrcr. = ---
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FRESH GOODS.
JUST In TIME TOO.

Inc subscribers are just opeuiug at their oil d
sland, a fresh Stock of scasonablo Goods. consist
ing Of full assortment of Dry Goods TN'
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Dye-stuGs d Varnishcs:

.#u. .. .-.Y a.. Ledgers,
Day-books. Receipt and Note books, Diaries, La
dies and Office Portfolios, Blank pa-chment and
paper Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and all other
legal blanks.-Foolscap, letter, Note, Business
and drawing paper, Envelopes, Ready reference
files,-Annear's and Arnold's writing fluid, Ink,
black, blue, and carmne, Steel PENS ana Pen
holders, Paper clips, mucilage and all other ar
ticles in the Stationary line.
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StQOt Baltimore.
Ote WIumtstpnlmnbl.
Nn ba8 8plf BON Baltimore.

Q8ir itab iber3eu9t, baB eine 9rOBe MajUs
rttat pe8 8plfe8 BON Baltimore gang gegen
Oa8 6erein5ieben ron 8artet- 8rlitit in Die Sub
ruu9 Der 9(ugelesenbeiteu u~nIerer Muni5ipalz
6e8lerun9 unO it t iepe s~eeiglete 8eme9un9
1T, oeren 3mef in ber bon B1rteisO taIatnerte
uno 8artet=D iftaten uuabbGn9igen @rnnenun9
ldutmtlider St1otbeauten beltebt. SSH, Die
unter5ei9ueten, BADEN un8 in llebereinittms
mug nit ben au8OrifliGen 8itni4en pteler
uulerer %mirbi9lten uno inteGiSentelten Wftbiir>
ger entI6loIen, p18 Splf bon Baltimore,
obue unteri9teb Der Bartei auf~
3%uruTeu, boB e8 in 8etr. per rabe bepprlteben=
ben @abl be8 Mappr8 unp Der Stabtratb8=
mitstteoer redt5eitise unD m%irfI1ne Sdritte
t6ue. @8 lit eiu Gufruf OerfaBt wprren, Der
alien 8ir8erl1, tpelde gu @unlten bes in ibm
au8BeIprpdenen 3mefe8 ltno, CUR llnter5eidz
nuu8 ppr8ele9t merpen pirb III bielem Nuf,
rufe miro pa8 Yplf auf9efproert, cine ltactilde
0tonenrer iammlutg gu balter, in pelfer cine
p~1fieure BerIOn ais 8plf8tanbibat fiir'8 Sea
Ypr8ault praientirt uno fir Die Yrdientatior
paien0er 8plf8zRunpipateu fit ben Staptratt
III Den e~in5elneu Warbs gelor8t perben ipQ.
Dieie 8ewe9u1g 9ebt BON pielen unierer Be
fen 8ir8et unb rerm69liditen @eI9dftSleute
aus, bic feineu mtercn @noSped, ais boa
@oblergeben unb Die @bre %unlerer Stabt, bu=
ben fGunen mir bpffen paber, Dap ale suteu
8arger, gu melder Bartet tie AUDI 9ebSren
rlD8en, cieie Sene9un8 %biut9en nnO eifri9it
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Mmnin98 Mpntnes J
Tenffer=

attenoaWet1 80
peroen i@6n anb seitmadpoa anfsemabt.
All ~biIItGeM Pretien
BON 8. 4. &pane,
SO. 2 8Oplp's g8bertte, !: G3ire bon @de Prntitr.
nar 2tttbdner fit @ortenpirtbt9aien, StcreS u. 4. NJ. meraeu
fsR sbT sum NarOleR 0sua&t. tMeei4-)
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garfaparilla= nnb Gbeers NiIcm
9nntbOlOtz Snititat
peer
bentfAe naturDifen fdbaft1iHzmeOiSi=
mif6e S@mle int ct. 2OmiS, NO.
G%tnOieminDr 1S6O-1861.

EdcMItGtesS p%lleSium.
Or. &. s. @eruaDs. YrpeHcr Der @beuie unb P9arnacle,
- q. 8ernaps, Der Materia MCdica, @eburt8-
balfe unS ssbursbalFt6en &linit.
. .. @Dbel, 9rOielpr Der Experimental pbpFf unb BSbersn
Watbeuatit.
- U. Santnler, YroIeflor Der 4natDuiic. @Dirur9ie unb Ausers
bstltunoe, Der 4trar9tf9- an9endrpltGcn alnif. un6 Ocean
Der 6afultdt.
. s. W. 9aud, PrOfe1ur Der @bbfOlesie.
- q. Stl9ar6, profelirr Der 9ptanit, 3Cplc9ie uno UersIet-
Genben Qnatcmie.
. 6. @Si8, ProfeiOr Der aug. nno I~peSsllen patbOIcaIc nmN
3berapte un6 Der nlebt3. Rlrit
y 6. Sbulibt, Profe5Gr Der patbolo3 ilben anatemie, 9eri9t-
lben Wtebi3tn mnb 4Ip9iatrie.
Die SeGr- rebun9eN perben bon prpt. Sanlmer 9elettet.
&Ge 3weisc Der gtaturpifeni9aft unb Meb5in mercen in bRfr
GniaIt in IptemattN9er &eibenfoI0e opr9ctragen. Die 8crlelnn-
gen ~beornnen am /. September 1860 unb baaern Obne llnterbre-
puns Bis l. Wot 1861. DaS Stuceiniabr Serfdut in 2 Semeler
unb ie6eS Semelter unnabt 4 MCndte.
@ebhbren: Standardization SIS, 8orleiung fir 2 GemeEer
$75, Settrtorte $40.
Guer tinii&e luterri&t i'm StabtbOlpitoI, in Der County 6arm
unb III Der ambulatoriide1 &Gnit oeS sSnittut8 lit fret.
Infer Prosranm! Oas anf l6 0rndieiten aae piHsnswert9eu Ge.
eutbdli, itebt Sebernulu aur @erfiSone.
Wdbere IuStnntt ertbetlt aIf 8erlan9en ibrftlib ober ntinbIi9
Or. u. 9ammer,
VrcIeIior nnb Ocean Der Tdfultdt.
Office in Snnbplct SnIhtut, Q. StraBe,
Ct. Souls. z. Suit 1860. Sw. Martt~ unb g0aImtt.
(SI16, 2mt)
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Sin Hpmbb. - Sec. Davis muroe aes
tern Sornitta9 BON eiaisen Officers be8 Iiio>
ltder Otltrift8 perbaftet, neil Ell auf 6eoeral
9ia Eumult 9ema9t u,1b barmlrIe yorii6ers
sebenoe anseSrifen Bate. @r brumlrt iebt in
oer Sail.
Stederei, = Guf @ilmer Oia i'm npros
weltllden Staottbetl Aerietben 9eltern Yorniits
tag betm Ballpiel eini9e Sunseu aneilanoer
ulo elmer GET elben lta6 einen onneren mil
cinem 6eperneler in bic linfe Seite. OPau
bra6te cen Serwuuoeten in feline Wcbnuna in
Gblt8wcrtbtr. nabe Trantlin1tr. Gr bei6t
Spbn T9enlaS Dri8cp(I. Die @unoe lit ri6t
9eldbrli9; Der Name oelIen, Der lie ibnt BET
sebra4t, wirb nidt senannt.
Serbaftun9 wegen 8ronb1tf f.
tun8. = @etern Wtpr9en erbielt Mari9au
Sane einen 8rtef bon benz Sta~atSanpalt rpn
ScmerletzGr untp in unIerem Staate, wcrir1 Ell
sebeten wtrb, ben Serbinano Nemnlan, Der in
Sncp 6ta cine 8ranb1iftuns beeaneen, pers
baften ju laieu. Der 8rief unb cine na6ber
eintreffenoe tele9r. Depelde e1tbielten Elm ees
naue8 Si9nalement be8 0erbreder8. @8 9e.
lang benn AUDI benz Warldau, ben Newmall
bier auS5uftnoen uno Der elbe 1T in Der Sail,
I'M a1t89eltefert 5u merben.
Ea1aenbteb fab1.- Man fam 1tG
in ben Wt1rftbduIern nidt oenu9 Dor Dieber
in N6t nebmen aGe Wartttase tpmmeu
3ai4enbtebereten Dor. 60 Wurbe getern cine
Dame Nan1ens Wtlte8, bic in Ger. 81 QB. Gas
bcr9itr. rpbnt, i'm 2eriustpnsM artt, wl6renb
lie nit einemp inbler lprad, ulu tbr 81 ent6al=
tenoes Taidentud beltpblen.
Gin uneeri9 i'm tie Oteb. Sc
tern 5u elmer friiben Stunbe i4li9 1id Elm
Dteb in ben @rpceriezS tpre bes 6ru. Samea
Conn in Sraufltnz unterbalb Gutaplfr. unt
Itabl bal elbIt ben an Der Walo bdnaenoen 0tpd
oe8 Gi9entbiimer8; in oer Hpftalde t~efanber
itd $65 in @elo, Sc 9elun9 benz Die6, 81
enttpmmen.
DlSBli4er Sob zines Ar5te8
Or. Gbpmas Hepnple8 ron Baltimore So.
ltorb plSbli9 auf Der Sadioni8 91iper Citation
an ber Vir9inia Gentraltabn, 40 Sabre alt
Ofan bra4te feline 2etde bieber.
Sin anoerer gea9teter uno nod i~itnaere,
Ir5t BON Baltimore Co., Or Saues $. Sur,
ner, ltarb in Derbplbire, Bolton So.
Ole Sterbli9teit IN Ger Stabt
10 Gbrenb Der lebten 6 Mpnate. -
Spm 1. Sanuar bis 81. SuIi b. S. ltarber
bier 1861 Berionen. SIN berlelben Yeripce
peS pOri9en SabreS betru9 bic i3abl Der Sob.
ten 1852, allp UNI 100 t%peniser. Die St.
DANCE felt bic @eiammt5abl Der Granf6eiten
irelde in lebten Semeter Goo berbeifibrter
uno alloere AUDI auf bic Sterbli4teit be5iglidt
tatllftlde Nobttirn8 Rednunsen 3uiammen
Oa mir Wcae fir Wode Gle StertliIfe init:
tbeilten, 10 balten nit cine @boleIale. 0ieter
ROluns b~erielben fiir unnStbis.
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0entihe Briefe
Wel8e in Der bieitSen "Sun" anseseigt fnS.
8 omenIffe .

OQWenltne:
Sla4. WrS 6 IS; 8adman, Suianna ;
OOrt WfiBG 9; @mme8lins, Ottb Sc; So
ner, DfrS 81; Subtenmauer, Nnna 8; Softer,
MrS; @arpner, MiB 81; Sammel, OerS M I;
Spffman, lHB q; Meter, lRtB DE-; 91ioes
man, OiB u; Gebfern, Wib 6; Stiu, MiB
p 8; SinIOn, WiB 6; Ceilings, Nnna /;
,Ebpmas OftB M; T9oma8, W9r8 5 s, Sans
born, WtiB M.
soams, s; aOams, s s; arnOlO, s S
auoericu, Sc; anoerlcn, Dan !; Nppelt &
8clf Nrnclb, s; Bauer, s; 8an, s IS f.;
Blum, W6; 8ni@, Sc; Burt, S8. 8iibs
ler, $; Gansler, @m @pben, g; DreIel,
Sc; Dunn, @m 6; @idelburger, 6 $ ;
@bert, 81; @pplep, g M; Softer, s s So
gel, s; Treeoman, 90; Srant, $; Trunf,
Sc & Spn @arbner, Capt. 6; @ailen, g
81; @arlanp, 81 S 6; @arlonb, 81 Sent,
@bas; 9eat, @; Sia, s; Strlbed, .
Sobbi5, Or. . Is; 2linefelter, Is; &eeler,
@ba8; Seller & Slider; Sandman, S; &enap,
81; arei8, 9 %; Qapp, Gba8; 2ef, s IS
9eit9eirer, sc; Mt s; QinOeman, g; 2Ors.
bad, Wm MaB, s; Muuins, Is $; Mar.
fel, s; Mel4er, q; Wilter, S; 8atten, %
Yitner, SsS; 9teif8, s 8n; NcBler, Tr;
SHUTTER, 9 9; S9auIten, @SB; Saulmein,
8 .; S6ieffeliu, 8rO8 & so; Sittis, y,
Scuo9eiut, 8, Strinses, W; Stirling, Capt
Stein, g; Strobn, s s; E6onlas, 6
IS; Tinfen, Scr; @an, q 8; @aGerau,
Dr.; Walt, IS 6; @inoer, 6 g, @plfe,
Us @: Wune3. Q}.
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@ 6pQpnahs Nflen

W VDWDlD1D8 WHICH
Obne cine Spur BON QuetlI6sr ober ir0cnb antere l96bItte miue-
ralif&e Stsffe, Suiannsaseisbt einsiD unb anein aus p~egetatili.
i$sn grtraetea, btlSen bic mddtists gerbinSnns CUR gertreibuns
ausr t!nsrll4en 9rant9et. Se bar@crtnsea 6as Seltenl un6
wirten iODobl ftartenb ais ~reini9enb BE. isber RSrper- 81 contribution.
gu baben in Der Satrtt So. 80 Utatoen Zane gep- Yort unb Bel
allen DruoaHten gu 20 @tS.. 63 Cts. uno ST bic S9a9teI.
((uI30 1p1
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Mnrftpreiie.

Baltimore, ben IA. Mueuf 1860.
NtnbSteb. Gs tparben 100 @tid auSgebp>
ten, 200 ntebr ais am lebten Marfttase. 0rei1e
ettaS n~iebrtser. @pn So bis $4 % 100 fb,
Our6Ibnttt8preiS So rs, pa8 Dpn 374 Gents
y 100 ID peni9er lit ais am lebten Opnner>
flag. Nertartt prrbet an bielige Web9er 700,
mad philadelphia 9ebraGt 300 unb 100 blteben
an 6anb.
S9wetne paren uni 25 GertS 10 100 ID ae0ie>
gen unb pnrben BON $8@$8.5O U 100 ID Bee
9&9afe $2@$a y aupf.
Mlcpbpl, per @alpne 4O-41 Gts. fur 95 PCT.
8utter, bette @Oben % Cts. % fb, 0labe8 10
-13, Nplbutter 14-l7 Cts.
Gra4te, [lIbIi4e] Manbeln, pet6l9. IA Cts,
bartI6. Chs @tS., 9tpfnen $225-$250 %
8Or, Datteln 4 Cts, 6eisen SPY Cts.
y tb, &Urintben 6 @tS., Gitrpnen $500,
SranSen SIS. 100.
Gebern, orb. 5000, feine As els % tb
1o3 Cts. Olin. Sn9wer 54-53, Musfatnub
64ne5, 9fefer lo4-lo3, MuStatbtiitbe AZ
g uanO, YeruStanil8er 224o "a $e1-s2
% X,pnne 1T Rluntpen So. 75-3.
u etreibe, Wei3en ROTH. mittelntaBis 11o-118.
gut bis aaSSe3et9net l2o@lao, peiber gutter
ISs-l43, ertra feiner 16O-165.
9afer, 8trg. II. MarSl. 1915, Yennf. 4l@43
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14-15.
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tet1er i'm Marft, SaDa 17@18.
Wplae St MuscOSaOe 27@30, @laseb 23@25
MebL 5Uparbireet. iaper $5.62@5.75
y ettra to fanrB 5.75@6.oO
fanttlY 6.5O@6.75
SbtU & &entuds luper 5.e2@ 70
ertra 1906. 90
family 6.5O@7.0O
Gits W1tIs gut bis fetn 100000
4 u II ertra 6.25
If Wel16 fantls $50
&elerSotr, Vatapscp, N1blanb
Il Creditor fanltlY 500
Il NeIerSpir ertra TOO
NC8genm ; l. 400
ROrnueb S.87@3.5O
&ets, 44@5.
Sals, @rOunb Nlum % Cad 100 @ts, Mar>
thaaS $1.6O, M1btpn'S 81. TO, Iurt8 SSlanb
2O@25 GtS. a8 8ulbel. Wenis NaGfrase
Wbt6teN @tts p @alOne q @tS, Gpuntrs
20. Obtp 2l3.
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tatr biz gut @rpcersiprten 7.0O@7.25|
prima 7.5O@s.OO
pavana gOres, aO, 30 7.oo97.25
12-l4 7.75@8. 10
~ 1918 90
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TSelected verbatim from his speeohesl
l. 1 hold that the people of Territory,
while Territory, and during a territorial
condition, may introduce, exclude, abolish
or regulate slavery just as they please
Speech at Clifton Springs, N. Y, august,
1860.
The above is quoted in the Enquirer. 1t
is the popular sovereignty doctrine, when Mr..
Douglas chooses to put it abroad for local
consumption, and is quoted by the northern
Douglas papers as his doctrine. Does any
body believe it? Can legislature introduce
slavery, protect and establish it. and then a
succeeding legislature abolish it Is there
any people, that after they had been enticed
into Territory with their slave property by
legislative protection, would submit to have
it abolished by a succeeding legislatureP
Any people who would submit to this while
any hope of resistance remained, ought to
change places with their slaves. Govern
ment, either national or territorial, has no
power over property, except to protect it,
and to tax it for its own protection. Every
man of common sense knows that. When
it has recognized rights of property, it can
not abolish them. And yet we constantly
meet such declarations as these, from men
who are called statesmen, that all rights Of
property are held subject to government and
it may introduce, protect and abolish it at
pleasure. There is no country on the face
ofthe earth where government assumes any
such power. 1t is beautiful thing to call
such a code popular sovereignty in this free
country