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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11
REFERENCES.
BOOTS ARD SHOES.

THE largest stock in town may be found at
l. Homier's. 1t is all of Milwaukee manufac-
ture, and will be sold at very low prices
Aft HOMER
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11

'I'o Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, B.l.i
!, more and Washington City with but one
IH"n9e Q! ears to Pittsburg, connecting direct
y with all the trains on the Great
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
4
PHILADELPHIA

4 Reacao1ent institution established By apeca5 En-
doacalr5st far he Peief Of the .S'rh: and Dis
de22ed, a1Hi.rt~I ~jM FrirWeat end
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

Nrw ADyEETisgNEN1&-W are 50
crowded vi,h new ad,er,.,mcn,, .hi, week ,tHi
~ cannot give the usual rmoun, ~ reading matter.
n. card u Rice, LulI 4 60, one " ~ largest
Dr., goods house. in Memphis, and ms 80 ve.
.iown ,hs, IL would b, usclss. to praise. The
eilamn u Henry spaliins 'pca.. Tor ts'lf. Iae
card u Col. T. r. sor.by, Who oi'r' orc oi iia
iaes, picccs u land there i in Psno'a County To-
sale. Alfo two reward. offered, one u saa hun.
ircj dollars for q horse, end The c,hs Of twenty
dollar. Tor three mules, beside, - her' -sta'ea 9t
srae, to na,iss. Al appear ,a!' we,s niaem'ni
attention.
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DRESS GOODS,
and SHAWLS,
az have III sorts aud at al prices. excep,
High PRICE,.


Is very tasty and very extensive. and -e
can put them right down to the lowest PCS.
sible prizes.
We eel grateful to our ffiesds Cor the
very liberal share Of patronage already b.
slowed upon ne, snd hope q stsd.oss ap-
plication 10 he ipaercst " our ftisaAs and
the ps1lis esnsrsAy to uerss IT, pne and
in vssv n thsEast that ~ psscksse this
fall y larp 81 akisg il consideration the
.Lortn1e Of ~ present sese ~ ksvs
marked our sssk ct che lowest pessihss
prices.
Please give - ~ lAsfas tsyaesl..
sherss We Ike = ~ 80 shsttee Dc
- I'll Or - ~
r...,. s~ls ., 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

Cmcuf Corm.-llis Honor judge
Thompson. adjourned M, ccur, on Tuesday even
i,,. ATE, tran.aetus q great deal Of tus.n's'
d,ri,. IA, nre,,,i'n ,eigh. las. The only er'mi'
"A, case Of much ~ ,ossance wa. he Ste g ~ u.
/. ia ..on. fof killing samuel joslin, Tie JaFy
brought ia a verde; " m-n-inush'er, Hui he
.isI.e ssul,nc.d lin TO the Pcniisns'a NJ. fof I've
,raEs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

prnsoNaL.-Ou Monday lasi our humble
.snc.un VA, honae,l by = visit from COL NsNh'
Ion, u tr N'mpIia DaIl,Iin. lti'-o 'e'llh 'ie'
ve.,sa roA rrndIns rsy lilt9g n P'n1i . 'hai
The .ish, II ,hs tol' yaoi'nnlarri rhi ehhfie''
~ frustrated ~. Tor The tHne.
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COMMISSIONER sAL. OF
Val DIS!
ADJaaNysyASvssss Gar ~
Personal Property.

49, ~. ss'
uIs ,Ss". = 10y -" pf'.
isn.,sssa gu we s'i Jay ~ N"-"s =. ise', 'hs
s.'. III :. 49, pm, !. ..i'
-. i.sa, -! :" ,'.aa 80
80. .ev''. "sa, r."y So s,.ain
".s ~. . sai o'"s n'.'.
-. ~ ~ "'.srr' 'e,is'' " Wv
a'Sasss '''s''' "s "A, ana ssa' s'''.s
as.as % W a.s'. q 1aa
and ly'"t asa bs'n. ~ tss, .-.., PM sis'f aisre-
said 'is. Ta~ nsr'h ssif u ssrisa to ra.,-.sv
tl.,l ssa the a.s,a half y IN. sss,h as.f II N.
ssas~s section. all n ss."sa'p sssen GA 'aass MIN.
=: : :. " :: x: ::,: !: Y r. Z: =; .. J: :i.: =: r y y
fs.s. nlse Y! s.s.. IA .Aals ss'an, q .aIi
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Arpplsnp-O w young hI,nd Horny
.I.ss br received ,ha arpon'mcn, - ageD' Tor
.~,arrsf'i station on IT, W." & Tom u 4 ~
u..,s fram Gpa,ln Me- ll1ush s0D'l no hfss
utl. = more Ihiis.oui arpiinih. na
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at a. loo n figure n any u else, don't
isle our Sori for IL. coiu. and examine for
yourselves. Give u Memphis terms and
" viii duplicate Hny bill bo'eli, ,hs,e-
no ha,nhug IN ,hs matter, ~ can aud ell
IL go@ls q. low =. they Gun be hougli, IN
Memphis. Il yoa don, think so, !, oil cost
moth Ne nor. Than your time and = little
t-oubir 70 '.s, the dung. and se think. If
aur friends can 10 .. --' -:'h 1s. 49,
oigi, 10 give u. the preference.
We invite the attention Of the Lsias 10 ,nr
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luf# Kt.- We tender our Hearty ,A'nss
+ H.. SIN. u siuas. w., ior ,ts uItb1ma Hn 10
eaa ,enl o., rhieh up1n ta'un, = pan'uh,e
r4s sal fu tl,'fpf q, 81 dfuss' 'i'h
made in che ttii,
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AthW There va, 40 nlatm u
s.si.aly nsnnt, MOOD " 2 aUHn.1'Huh
# I ~ rh Ips ~. itna.. ~ .lus
I#.a
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PanoM County,.
Administrator Dale
Eleven Valuable Slaves.
AND uTmER prRsOxALTY.

1DY VIRTUE Of . decree Of The Prebsss cesrs
} II psnola County, state u uis.is.sppi re-
siattd at the October Tern. 1869. thereof. the M
designed administrator OF the estate " rkomss
j.. Wat.ins, deceased. Gill IN krijsv the Jgth ~ =
November. ls50. on the premise. Of deessss1,
near Eureks. in saii County. xitnin isufsl hssrs.
sGsr for eel. to the highest bidder, II psblis 80.
due. the fsilou * persoaslt, beIsaerness ihs -
estate, ,if;-nerTS ~, Adsu, nsa PbilItA ~.
nan Nate ant her sAses chiIAsss Juita, nssPass
sni Amanda, wonan nsrFisl, vooao OisasS -.
nan Ys.hs, vsnas Mary ~ Csi sIoiss, oise
hsrss, ssssle. kap, ~. sass, hsoss1sid 40
hlseb<s fusnitsreS fsrniss sssseitt . bs.as.esvA
.si fptlsr. - sthRs ssssslss sS;sA Ss6ss y
essssaisnsly tusssiasssd. bsiae q ~ pssu1nnh
" u dessasej - 80 y - ve1uUe - -
1ren.
TEmwNs-nb pssfsrg Nm y ~ - .
erss!ss u tvsfss ~WsssAssssS - ~ o. ale. and
parsAssss viii hssa~isse sseigst - oiseql
tiCUD O. CoU111 Nh
os.ssss zsA, -. it,
AN 81 oAss 4
n n
q i.na. % aeL1su2e~0 U1n
fssr ail~ 4 ssNSUeso~A
. 49, ..sss 800 - -
he tsi-.s- fosl -
): @1
N ~. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

t.aptfrHu serluY Iisr' vaI
8tafn t sliiry 90 N'nIV r''i 81
.#a tii % t'anl
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Gis llorsE BvRSEp.-On las, Tlar.l4y
night, aboa; | a'eloes, The gin house ~ MF.,'ohn
oilion u our county WIS discovered 20 be VI Gre,
ehsn fr., s-cn the hoasc WIS completely ei'r.upsi
in aa,se., rendering efforts 70 save a%nsihinf fer.
fss.ly fusi.s. thrrs VS. abct' tf,isa bs'es u
1,'un. iva Wagons sni all the farming imPls.
mra,, on The Pine, destroyed sih ,h' yiu house.
~. tii!ioa /. satisfied ths, !, vss the WORK % vile
iss.aIiaris,, a. there hal brva ~ tfs abes. the sia
fsr two weeks.
sish thing. =. burning s,s'lrs. rin house,. ae..
are b~,conlins - common ,hrolshsa' he South
,ha, they eeas- TO cause r-Ins b, anil will s%oH,ian.
crossing ~,r.s js., go hon. ~ 10 people saa E
rsn .say nssross aud renegade. ,h,ss ias, house
burning sbsi,tianisss. andr tbs sui.s u honsst
asa. to provl ahss, through The sssnss! Inqsss.
one aud unmc!sstsd. u 10 h.eL ,tn'sa stop sss
put ~ Ia ss thiugs. uur peace, prosperity, prop.
,rtv and even our lives demand q.
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Ata.AIffg a. " 80 b. bttafl.
t.ts t8uu'sii fuuaiusi1 D'msf'
f.fm Dfaatn -
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me STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

TIE sI.AIE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pin0h County.
u. 8. Tssiar, A,tachm.t, Issued b. j. X.
-. ICos. = jusics ~ the rssrs, m
L...i. iisriin. the sithof October, 1850. in 70.
,or u said H. :. fn,l9r ind asains, the sstsse u
said itwi, Hardin Tor sfty iollars. In the Justices
Court bslt =, sphnrport, IN the county Of panoIs
lnd S,st. n Mississippi.
The 1af-nirn, il hereby notified that unless be
appear in said court at the nss; term thereof. to
b. h'iJ y, >prsnsport on the lib Saturday 81 No.
'sr'hs-, 1880. and plead 10 sid action, Judgement
~ili be catered sui tho property attached sold.
In. COX. justice Of the Peace.
tet g.. 1859. nAl.<W
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TnE MEETING OF TrEspAY.-Oa Monday
the ssasissse appointed ~ rr.rioss meeting.
e'nsissins q fte ffon essh police beat, to dIsf.
feselssisu, - - 10 Nsssufs Hall. and sf.s
dss dslibssstiss sssseAs 80 ice rsp,r,. = IA.
tsssy and . oisssisy report Asi % Tuesday .
.ss'ise - sssssssies u the peepI. vas hela 70
saasies The rrelesioss h ps;rt = ssstsn,
shssa<ssr, AL SesssnissusoA ~as IL ksssus.-
ssr- ssev-r see gathered tseesher in the spsmss.
Afs~sssssit sssls iessss ,se ~aiasssy rrpsr. ~ss
ss-siss ssisssSss 1aAssssssv. s6pssles~sr.
osas % the sss s<sse,s Me-. J. ". 1hpnpsa,
se.k. y. esssh, . soissss lawyer If yisF,nia,
s~eDhsspsoso - y psssssas - Aj<sses pss,ria
a'ssss.s 81. 4 \. Chsloss - 0hssp, ~ {
sAieh sere veil delivered ssd a. v.n reeeiv,A
Isess vsss Issh Of aln Sssssrlsssiss, ass
Il f.si-sssse ssa6se(D sssry nsuher Il
he n~sisn assAsn ssssoogDDsbsa s.,, go,
s'saiea, lin 80 ~ the Gee tesisiss s<s,.
s~~ssassh ~sssy IN b. - I.sssss. Asas.
' tins s<ss.p- pssvesss n ss,iss rssA VI
ess''sh % sssssrr sossm ~ I'm rr~sss~fsss4
- nssi.1 - ssisss B, the sesss.sef.
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Srw MuIr,nY CoNrssY.-A ucv Com.
rsny he. been organised in %tsnola. a1d Monday
a 9, the dsy srpsin,sd for the election Of eh.sfs.
ID. aitoptian Of Constitution. B,.t t~s, se.-
Al crpsriunisy IL hoe offered osr esiseas and
other. Who ne, favor m crs-nisssion Of this siad
to come fssv,,d and n-nifess shstr rsc1 viii y
,h.ir vDrks. Tue rich, Kind Of sprls he. been
manifested b, man, of our ~eitiress -ho sr.teyond
tie prim. q NE and urs, f'r ~.olii.rs, in each
.ubscribipr money enough to unifcrm scn. sof,hy
.sau, nsu ~illisg to join. be- srabl. 70 stand the
expense.
There 10 some sdvsnssgc ia belonging 10 a Mil.
,sry compsnv s.idr from the honor an .~aiisfae-
ton o. knoeias her to svht vksn csllrd ursn.
vss The Law sse~r,s every member frem sIl
rsss sss. jury ass,. and Psys him rine dollar. a
yssr BESIDES. These are email indue.neut 10 he
'srs, but they ar. something, -ni -,kupe ihs, oil
worthy ysunz men thfssshcus the county ~ilI b.
here On monday neat, and enroll Themselves.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

HE >IAft Of AlaslSslili,
rkNoLA COUNTY.
r. Iahn u. Was. -. AL ke.A, Thornton, h,ifs
ct $50 " Tho, j. Watkins iecstssi, EN- lohs
Thornton, hu.hani VI sid ks,sh.
~ are hereby c..el 90 -fpe'f before The IRE
bate tpufi = said county 81 The court Ilasss
ihsfs4f, u Friday lho 2lth ii' u November nss,,
o. au.asf he reu,on ~ lh,mss J. Wast lns,
fu,fitn u Ld-n'i n. Watkins, and ,ho~ esa..
shy tie prayer " Ietioa rfs,ing ft . sac of
he interest " hs fsd ward IN the lsni. descend.
Il ffam ~ ama. J. NltlIn, deceased, IN said
H.t,, sitnli NO. ht Ffntei ~ order "
Cp4tt W.P woOfrks, flsh.
l..usl alfh Urt,, lNN, Sl.ts
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fhE SIiIE Vf MISSISSIPPI /

IhE SAFE OF MISSISSIPPI, L
pASoLA CorNTY.
r. ssilis u. Carter .ni Ann Mekisnsy, heirs o.
ls~ q taran \. Mckinney, deceased.
Not are hereby cited TO be aud srpear hefcrs
Probate CONT 81 ssij county, ., the ,'ouis
llua.c thereof. on friday tie 3Wh dss VI Novea-
bst neat, 10 .bsv cause sby the aasl secsuae II
James Z. Armstrong administrator u the -sass
Of said tsc.l,a,. should ~, Be sIlossi sui ap.
proved. ny order y tcarf,
VI. r. wO0TTEn, ClsJ1.
isu.J .9sh Oct. l,i0. s%l -
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PaasM County.
H.li.sn MeCain,l AsssshsWsus issse1 b J. h.
". Coz ino&es Of ~ psDee. -
Lewis Hardin. ths 2ls8 n VNsosr, loep. ia
fsssr u cid VILLAS Nee'aiA soA sesIsss The -.
.a.s u said Lewis ilasAis lss fssey .sss dsIIass,
in ~Js.,ie-'s Cosr, held q Brsiaepsss, II he sssa.
4, If Pamela and Sssse d NisdsspDi.
Iss dsfspisss 10 hereby notified ~ ssleD b
appear. in s-id court Of he sssi esu thereof, u
b. held 81 Spraspsrs q shs HssrtA Saturday n
Ssr.mbss. Isso. end plead 70 said aslisot jo1ee
rssn, vlll BE- entered ssA ihs progeny G6lnoksd
ssfd. ~. coz, Jseeles = Ne esoCo.
yet y. lssn. slt.lu
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htniIiiN lfft
isfst HH ut ist0 81 10
49, .lAIE ~ Misslsslffl.t

IHl lIAIf ~ MIsslsslffllt
IfHslf tgHHiH
fr 3 Hfk il aHi 'fHa'i fsusf al 80
Hf e Ham Hff ua ~ ass
fHHfiin recessed, hfifs ~ 10 = ssuus
tsHls it.ftsri sillttdu v klin ha, 80
RI sal tiasi, Dol jsm's n ionas hasLsea
n sa.i Arnest.
zfut ~ attd W stteif ~. ~. Probate
q ut N ml lft AZ ihs tiufi Ilsuss
ftlf. % t1iAy OBJ iUih la, u .n'ssbsf nss.
n ahtttf we toNt n ipht Giiliun and shy-
riIt t4ftnn,f ~ a Cent ~ isofdynts %fetias,
sh4a hl.hs osm o. 90 ofiu ~ tent.
vs. T. NuulitS ,lsft
lssal !!h tot isLu. uii.ts
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0r o'hss esa.-,oss = tsa1sII5)
sssss, will ssd NeLess,S bsNHeshsa
sesscsGh ,rsssstsses u H. sysisal e
nay Asss islsfe@ themselves b. inpsspu ls1ei
essee. oil Doe 10 the Csrdssl . ssssis ss1Oeo1,
remedy.
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49,. A!.a;s!:s:;E!:::$A
4x:: :;;;';i'S TxrH
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03

Money appropriated by the last Republi-
can Legislature, ......... $3.50 os3,44
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03

through the body the ole ments of health; bull
ding up tle Moky CONSTITUTION and carving
life and health, whore but for the would
have been tho wreck of hope--the feeble
moan Of suffering, at last ended by tn, cold
hand OF death. Do not let prejudice overcome
your better reason; do not look upon these
Pills as only like Others do not let your des.
pair, after trying everything else, prevent you
from trying these. The blood must be pure.
and then sickness is impossible. What a
great and yet simple truth is this! it appeals
to the common sense OF all; it is the great key
stone Of the healing art. JUDsoS's Mousr-
AIN HERB PILLS will purify and cleanse it as
sure as the sun will rise tomorrow.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills arc sold bv
all Medicine Dealers.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03
A MODEL DUN.

Is not this the most delicately done
dun, that ever was done? It's circu-
lar to delinquent subscribers from our
contemporaries of the New York Home
Journal, and is certainlya model in its
way:
HOME JOURNAL OFFICE, 107 Full
ton Street New ork,-,1S6O.
Dear Sir:--In the harry of your
engagement you have doubtless over.
looked and forgotten, as a small triae
the small sum of a years indebtedness
to the Home Journal; but as the rivers
are kept running by the drops of fall
ing dew. oit is necessary to our con-
tinuance that the falling due should
come punctually to the fountain ahead.
BY dropping your due into the post
office, for us, you will oblige;
Yours, with respect,
MoRRls & WILLIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03

shall i"rerrene upon that subject"
and, THAT the people of each
Territory shall not determine the
question for themselves We
would ask, which has changed,
the democracy or the Seceders!
The people supported James
Buchanan upon the platform now
occupied by Judge Douglas, and
triumphantly elected him. We
adopted that platform and its in
depreciation then, and know Of no
reason why they are not as sound
democracy in 1860, as they We're
in 1856, or at any time previous.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03

PEALE's Court OF DEATH.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of the engraving of
of PEALE's CoURr OF DEATH, in another col
umn. fwhat tho Press says of it, is only
half true, it is the cheapest and most desira-
bic work of art ever introduced to the public.
The N. Y. Observer, 4 religious paper, after
an elaborate description of it says: "Such IS .
brief outline description of this great work.
To appreciate it fully, it must be studied in
detail, and the train of thought which is sug-
gested followed out No printed description
can fully realize the conception of the Artist,
or come up to the requirements of the imagi-
nation in its study
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03
State Ticket.

We have appointed the following
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for the PL A1NDEALER, in their respective
localities, and will recognize their receipts.
Usage, Iowa, S.B. Chase,
Howard, Iowa, James Hall,
Lime Springs, Iowa, A. M. Van Leuven
jamestown, Iowa, B. Kerr
Howard Center. Iowa, A. III. Petit,
Busti, New York, Thompson G Mead.
jamestown NY. A.P. Wilcox
Also Post Masters every where
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03
THE DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.

In times wnen the whole coun.
try is convulsed in discussing and
canvassing the position of the
democratic party, with reference
to the question of the right of the
people to determine all matters Of
domestic policy for themselves, it
becomes important that the true
position of the party be presented
and understood. 10 our democra-
tic friends both here and in New
York it is well known that we
have stood by and endorsed, the
present administration and that
our choice for its successor was an
eminent democrat Of the Empire
State. But these preferences are
with us, at all times based upon
principle and not out Of regard to
the individual claims or fitness OF
any man, irrespective of the cstab.
lished usages and principles of the
party. In l947, Senator Dickin-
son of N. Y. endeared himself to
us and to every true democrat of
the nation, by introducing into
the u. S. Senate series of reso-
lutions, favoring the doctrine of
non-intervention by congress in
the affairs of the Territories and
in advocating their adoption as
the future policy of the govern
ment, in a speech of eminent abil-
ity and unquestioned patriotism.
The last resolution of the series,
is as follows -
Resolred-That in organizing a Ter
ritorial Government for territory be-
longing to the United States, the prin-
ciples Of selfgovernment. upon which
our federative system rests, will be best
promoted, the true spirit nd meaning
fthe Constitution be observed and the
CoAfedsracy strengthened by leaving
All questions concerning the domestic
policy therein to the Legislature cho-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03
THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.

No more shall the poor sufferers in our
country languish. their constitutions racked
and torn by strong and dangerous mineral
medicines; they will come to the fountain Of
health, found in simple herbs and roots from
natures storehouse. The Mountain Herb
Pills. Of innocent mountain plants composed
will reach and stop their distress, and cause
the blood, renewed and cleansed. 10 carry
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-03

MEssRs BoLLEs, SMITH & Coin using
Scovilrs Sllingia and Sars aparilla, did st
more fror the persuasion Of friends than from
confidence 81 its merits in my mind. ! hae
been lon, in the han Of the ablest physie
ans without relief. ii
Afte, many years Of painful sufe4ng'
afflicted with scaly eruptions over ny ~no'e]
body and many running sores undr my ear1
farms AMI other places, and lifS seemed oS
a burden have the pleasure 20 inform yF
that hse recovered, and once more eny
the blessing which this world affords.
this is he work ofyour Sarsaparllla. p
satisfied there could be no greater oleI"s
confer ed upon my fellow citizens tha9.ne
admin stration ofyour Sarsaparills IN 0H'
ness I'D disease.
JOHN B. LAWSq
G., 1cAco, ILL, April 10th, 1858.
Sid by agents in every town in thpuo'ly
See advertisement in another G ~" :"
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principle OF self government IN the
Territories, we understood the
policy of this movement was to
leave 'all questions concerning the
domestic policy therein, to the
Legislature chosen by the people
thereof" and that the times when
that legislature might properly
act, was whenever the question
should arise. And this we are
quite certain is the construction
that Mr.. Dickinson put upon these
resolutions himself. In fact the
language used bears no other in
depreciation, but that the Legisla-
ture referred to was the Terrific
rial legislature, and that the en-
tire disposal of the questions in
volved belonged to it, of right.
Mr.. Dickinson contended then,
and contends now, that the State
Legislatures have the exclusive
control of all questions Of state
policy within constitutional limits
Besides this, the movement was
originated with the view of coun-
teracting the dangerous influences
of the Wilmot proviso; and no.
body ever thought Of applying its
operation to any of the sovereign
states of the confederacy, but in
every instance to the Territories ;
how meaningless then the resolu-
tons become unless they apply to
a territorial legislature. Mr.. D.
was not the man to ask. for the
States, wha nobody denied them.
nor did he.
In supporting the ,Lecompton
policy of the present administra'
ton we never differed with the
friends of Stephen 4. Douglas as
to the right Of the people to frame
their institutions in their own way
and to have them fairly submitted
to a vote of the people. Our po'
sition was, that they had been SC
submitted and even the Presi.
! dent, in the message accompany
ing the Lecompton constitution
recommended, that in future, all
matters Of policy, incorporated in.
to the State constitution be fully
submitted to the people.
In 1913 Mr.. Yancy submitted
the following resolution to the
Baltimore convention, making its
adoption an ultimatum with him
in supporting the ticket formed.
"Resolved, That the doctrine of non
interference with the rights of
property fany portion Of the people
Of this confederacy, be itin the States
or Territories, by any other than the
parties interested in them, is the true
Republican doctrine recognized by this
body"
Then, Mr.. Yancy stood upon
democratic ground; now, upon
its opposite.
! In 1856, Mr.. Breckenridge said
in a speech delivered to the dem.
ocracy Of INDIANA:
Gam connected with no party that
has for its object the extension of sla
very, nor with any to prevent the peo-
pie of a State or Territory from deci
ding the question of its existence, o,
non-existence, with them for themselves.
Now, Mr.. Breckenridge is iden-
titled with party that asks, pro.
lection for slavery IN the territories
and denies to the people thereof the