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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

CONSERVATIVES remember that it Is ThOm-
l sons Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphtha, which is daily efecting such
remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, splitting blood pain in the side
and breast, sore throat hoarseness, palpitation OF
the heart, whoopng cough, Group, nervous ire
mors, hives, liver complaint, diseased kidneys,
sc. ~ ...
Therefore beware of all spurious mixtures OF
Tar or Naphtha, and purchase Of the advertised
agents only.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!
PHILADELrHIA, April Q, 1916.
Last August year, / caught violent cold, in
consequence of getting wet in shower oil ram
circumstance so common gave me no immediate
concern, supposing that should soon get rio OF IL.
On the contrary, however, daily grew worse; a
violent cough set in, then pain in my breast and
between my shoulders. now suffered great OPP
preston from the great secretion Of puruient mat
ter in my lungs. became greatly alarmed; and
my friends considered my situation extremely
critical, the more so as loss of appetite, hectic
fever and night sweats rendered me as weak AS
child, and at night the sweat literally poured of
me This was my condition when l commenced
using "Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naphtha." procured one bottle, and ex-
pcrienced so much benefit that resolved to con-
tinue it. 1t is now six months since ceased using
the medicine, and the cure remains perfect.
firmly believe TINS medicihe Is lar superior W
every other remedy for Consumption of the Lungs.
J. J. CHAMBERLAIN, No. 8, Carberry street.
Affirmed and subscribed this 9th day of April,
1886, before me.
JOHN SwIrr, Mayor of Philadelphia.
rs This invaluable remedy is prepared only
by Angney s. Dickinson, Successor of 5. z.
Thomson) Philadelphia.
Sold also by Charles Stott, Washington, b.
Rush Roberts, corner Baltimore and Hanover
streets, Baltimore; Duval s. Purcell, Richmond,
Virginia. Price so cents, or six bottles, So 50.
y Avoid all pretended limitations.
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w e i i A RS
PATENT JAPAN
LIQ UED AND PASTE
Black G..

Tnc undo ~ gned begs leave TO call the attention
Of those DESTROYS OF using good article in Blocking.
To the abovenamed. The Manufacturer, knowing
the excellent properties Of bis Backing. sent sam
pies To various persons (s,ich - Boot Makers &e)
also to several Of the Newspapers. The extracts
underneath are from some Of The papers, they speak
for themselves also several persons who tried i have
called and said that the Japan Liquid Rlaekiag
was superior to any thing they had ever used.
ExTR ACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Wtiar's Patent Japan Hacking 10 the name Of
excellent article; we have seen 1t used. and can
highly recommend i'm. American, April l6.
Wcir's Backing is ono Of the most superb and
satisfactory articles Of the day. Il mparts briance
and polish beyond description. We have tried it,
Go and do like wise.'-spirit Of the Times, April
3D.
BY reference to another column, an advertisement
will be found for an excellent article Of Backing in
Liquid form for Boots, &c. 1t has been highly
recommended by many who have tried it, Il not
only gives. with very little trouble. q beautiful jet
polish but retains il much longer than any other Il
s sold by the Agent Of the Manufacturer at No. so,
Chesnut street. Buy bottle, ono trial will prove
the facI--Phil. Ledger, April 70.
Weilars Hacking is one Of the most shining arti.
cles in tho msrkel-Sprit ofthe Times, Aprl2.
Potent Biaekng.-Mr. J. Wellsr. No. so, Ches-
nut st.. has prepared Pntont Liquid Backing.
njuro the leather. Those who would have polish
ed understanding shout read the advertisement in
another column.-U. 3. Gazette, May l.
Weinr's Patent J1pan Backing is about the
best article Of the kind we bavo ssen. The polish
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A M. HoFFAR, DENTIST, A street, five
Ay doors above Penn. avenvs, east side.
Teeth Inserted on gold plate better style
than done in the city, aud cheap accordingly.
junel4 II
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PA N OF o RI e s .
.Netp York.

1T WORCESTER respectfully Informs hi,
IL. friends aid the public that he has opened q
Show Room on the ground floor mis- mandatory
No. 1877 Third Avenue, near the corner Of 18th
street, where he has good assortment of Plane
Fortes from 9 10 octaves, in Rosewood and Ma
hogany Cases which he offers on the most reason
able terms. Not having any sales room excepting
Mt his manunctnry, he is enabled TO superintend the
manufacture of his instruments and trusts that they
will compare iavorably with any others in Market
Professors, Amateurs, and the public are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
july 27-tf
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E'REsH GROCERIES, BUTTER. q CHEESE
l. The subscriber has hand, . fresh supply o
every description Of goods in his line, which be Of
iers on reasonable terms. r8,aa IN
So bags Java, Rio. Lasuyra, Maisaibo and Az
rican COFFEE
25 chests and halfchests Gunpowdsr ImperisI,
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, and Black
10 cases very choice Tca. IL lbs in each, for IA
miles
1900 pounds double refined and I'd quality Loaf
Sugar
1900 pounds crushed and palvered Loaf Sugar
1000 do white Havana do
1000 do brown do do
Porto Rico and New Orleans do
Do do and st Croix Molasses
Sugar-house and New Iberia Sirup
Ground and unground Spices, Of every va.
riety
Catsups, Curry Powder, French and other
,., Mustards :
Olives, Capsrs, sardines, and Anchovios
Said Oils, in TASKS and bottles
700 gallons winier-strained and common Oil
FRUITS.
so whole half, and qr. boxes Raisins
2casks Currants
bbls. Dried Apples
30 do Green do
CsSss tuucs, III Jaroanu Ioncy b0xeo
80 drums Smyrna Figs
rs bbls Eastern Cranberies
200 pounds soft shellsd Almonds
$50 do Filberts.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
% tubs choice Welsh Butter
80 boxes superior Cheese
Sapsago do
81 bbls pink.eyc Potatoes
40 do extra brand New York Flour
40 do Virgins do
50 pockets Buckwheat
IL boxes do
20 bbls hslf and Or. do.
FISH. @
fackerel, Cod. Shad, and Herring.
CANDLES.
20 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do patent do ...
10 DO Adamantine do IS.
Brooms, Mats, Pals, Baskets, &c.
10000 Regaiia, La Norma, Principe, and ;o.hsr
brand Cigars.
sYLvANUs HOLMES,
up dl4-uf 7th street.
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT lNSOLUBLE
India Rubber EabriCs!!!

MI II. STEVENS (a,e Fish & Coy has
I'VE. for sale a great variety of India Rubber
Goods such as Cloaks, Coats, Beds, Hapersacks
Saddle Bugs, Paper Fih Holders, Door Springs
&c. &c. In fact nearly every article made frm
India Rubber on hand, or procured at two or three
days notice.
Also, o full assortment Of BLACK & WHITE
HATS, Of the various fabrics now in vogue.
STEVENS, Late Fish & COY
Gents Quitting Store, No. Browns Hotel
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GENTINELLA BLANKETING.

~ AND go Inch Gcniinella Blsnketing, of q
- II superior quali,y--for sale iotc by
TOOKER, MEADE & Co., {.
jy 20 II IS Pine Street, r.. Y
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TO MERCHANTS, MERCHANT
TAIL.ORS, AND CLOTHIERS.
WI SOW n HINT &. ~

/ TAIl.ORS, AND CLOTHIERS.
WILSON G. HUNT s. Co.,
No. 81 William ST., corner of Maiden lane,
.Nep York.
7 IMPORTERS of every description Of Goods
| adapted to MEMS WEAR, invite the attention
Of the Trade to their New Autumn Styles which
they offer by the Piece or Package at tho lowest
prices; consisting of
Mackinaw Blankets, Pilot Cloths, and Flushings.
Belgium, German, French and English Cloths
direct from the most celebrated manufactures in Eu-
rope. '.
American Cloth, and Cassimeres, low and super
fine by the POGO or package.
CT ard "a Docskn in Cassimeres black and CO.
lore1 sin sergos
New STYLES Merinc, Valencia and Satin Vestings
Riding Cord, Lyons. Velves, black Italian era.
watts .a
Plaid Linings, all wool and Union Fabrics
Red Paddngs, Tabby Velvets and Vrlveteens
Mazourka and Alpaca serscs, black and coored
Plaid Canton Linings, Brown Hollands
Single and double mill Tweeds and heavy coat.
ing,
English Silesias and Casbans, oil colors and qua.
iiics
S'pcr Twist, Italian Servings and Marshall
Thread
| July eff
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Y. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.
INSURANCE COMPANY

INSURANCE COMPANY
. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA &.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED IN 1892.
Paid up Capital, 200 ,0O0-Surplus $4,000.
Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Machinery, Manu-
factories, etc, in this city and vicinity,
at the current rates. "
DIRECTORS. ..
John M. Scott, John B. Budd,
.. Robert NJ Lewis, John Stewart,
Charles Macaester, Geo, Trott. Jr.
81 N. Lewis Paleske, Gustavus Calhoun,
William s. Smith, James Devcreaux,
William r. White Charles s. Wurtz,
... SIMEON TOBY, President,
WILLIAM HARrER, Secretary.
Arply TO b. s. WHITNEY,
jy 25 f 70 Wall street, N. Y.
TIFFANY, YOUNG, d ELLIS.
respectfully announce that they have opened their
w new Q tablishment,
No. 81, Broadway, corner Of Chambers
street, one block abope their former s.
location.
WITH nearly 200 cases, form ng an entirely
w new and the largest stock Of elegant Useful
and Fancy Articles of higher order Of taste, beau
ty. and richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York.
Bronzes; Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta; Papier Mache; Bronzed,
Gilt, and Escro-silvered Wares; rich inlaid Desks;
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &C., iCuilory and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfum-
cry, Bru-hes, Combs, and articles for the toilet,
Fans Umbrellas, Cases, Whips, Purses, and Bags;
Opera Glasses, &c. Chinese and India Fancy Arti.
clcs, and Curiostes entire importation of Japa.
nsse Goods, probably tho most extensive and magni-
ficent collection ever sent out Of Japan. ,,.,
To their former business they will add
JEWELRY,
and invite particular attention to their large selection
both Foreign and American, Of the newest, richest
and most elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocks; fancy Silver wares, Diamonds Canoes,
Corals, Enamels, &c, all Of which will be marked
in plain figures at prices from which not the slight
est deduction will be made.
Their Jewelry Department will be unler the care
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks.
27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers ST.
july 22--f
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1000 Ibis. Of Epson Salts
For sale by CHAs. sToIrr,
Drug & Apo,h corner 7th & Pa av.
NAV 81 n
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E. W. TRYON & CO.,

237 Byoad,Ooy, corner Park Place, up stairs.
Are receiving the newest styles Of goods and fash.
ions by every stesm-r.
! inlY 24--tf - .-.--- ~
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NEW CARVING
GLIDING EsT IA

GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.
NNTLLIAM SPEARING, having commenced
w business in the above line, Immediately in
front Of Coeman's Hotel, respectfully informs the
citizens Of Washington and its vicinity. that he man
actures Looking Glass and Picture Frames Plain
and Ornamental Cornices, as well as every other
kind Of work in his line Of business William Spear
ings charges for all work done at his establishment
will be quite reasonable: he respectfully solici,s
share Of the public patronage.
NIB. Old Fl .rnes rasiit NAV l4H
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"AID AND COM FOR L :"
TO THE ENEMY.
pOLK's PASS TO SANTA ANNA.

POLK'S PASS TO SANTA ANNA.
The Commander Of our Naval forces in the
Gulf is hereby directed not TO obstruet the pas
sage of Gen. ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANNA
and suite to Mexico should he desire TO return
thither. JAMES X. POLK.
May Is, 1916.
Iolks admission Of hauing granted The pass.
"When orders were issued to the Cohman.
der of our Naval forces in the Gull, on the 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exs-
,ence of the war had been recognized by Con.
gress, TO place the coast Of Mexico under
blockade, lie ,cas directed not 10 oLstruct The pas
sage of Santa Anna 10 .Mc,rico should he return.
POLES .4rntaI JMcsscset to Congress, Dec. 7, Jag.
1t remains 10 be seen whether his return may
not We, prove favorable to a pacific adjustment
Of existing dificulties.-lbid.
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TCOKER, MEAD e. CO.,

TCOkER, MEAD a. CO.,
IS Pine street, .Nc,o Fork.
nFFER for sale on favorable terms
" Gennella BLUE Blankets, ....
do do blankets. r..
Fancy end pufiill & Twilled Blankets,
Dark Blue al Green Maeknaw do,
Pilot and Beaver Cloths
"a and ca Red Paddngs,
81 and Cd Worst d Serges,
H., Cd AIpaccas and Orleans Cloths,
Carleton Ginghams,
Super Woye Oresons, ..~
British Long Cloths, ..
Gala Phids, t.. a,..-.. ....... ..
81 Tartan Shawls .. ....
Drab, Scarlet and assorted Damasks IF.
ALSO, full and complete assortment, Of Dun
dee Linens. iy 20 #
DA w Els a. BARI Err,
80 John street, .Ncw York.
Hosiery, Cravats, Suspende;s,
shifts, Gloves, Collars &c.
Under Shirts and Drawers of every kind, wholesale
and retail.
FRANcIs II. DAWES, JuuN q. BARKER.
July 22-tf iN'r'..s...
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CARD.

n BARNARD, Letter Press Printer, corner
l. I. Il lin street and Pennsy lvania Avenue, Wash.
ington. Terms cash Prices lower than ordinary
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CCHOOL BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by
- ROBERT FARNHAM.
; jy 3I-f Corner Of 18th 1t. aud Penn. av
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Weiars Patent .J1pan Bhaeking is about tho
best article of the kind we bavo seen. The polish
which ii impsrs to tho understanding Of man 10
brilliant and lasting: have tried il and il boots
US to say ali this in its behalf Evening Bulletin.
June 18th.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-01
Hon. J. R. G!ddinrs.

OF all the members of Congress, whether
in the Senate or House Of Representatives,
since the formation of the Federal Govern
ment, no one (uot even the venerable John
Quincy Adams) has 50 openly, SO boldly, or
so efficiently assaulted the slayeholdtng o.igar-
chy, under whose tyraunical reign the coun-
try is groaniug, as Mr.. Giddiugs. In his
present position, he stands without an equal,
and will be honorably remembered in the Po-
litical history Of the lines by a free posterIty.
The people are deeply indebted to his indus
trious research for the discovery and Presen-
tation Of multitude of astounding facts and
figures, in relation to the Florida war, and the
participation OF the General Government IN
the unparalleled crime of slavery. He has
subjected himselfto much obloquy and abuse,
especially from the slaveocracy, and put ms
personal safety in imminent jeopardy, ON "a
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rious occasions; but he has fully proved, even
to the satisfaction Of the South. that he is no
dough face aud has maintained his ground
with rare courage, great self-pOssessIon, and
unyielding frlnress. We believe he is a
s~in,eto, straightforward man; and it is for
this reason We regard him as worthy Of es-
pecial prise, and not because in our iudg-
ment he occupies the best or trusst position
in regard 10 the system Of slavery, which he
is seeking TO abolish, or to the Government
under which he lives. For any man to swear
to suppot. the Constitution Of the United
Stites,-lAmod and adopted as i, vas in ac-
cordauce with tie demands aud interests Of
the Slaye-Power,-i 10 involve himself in a
bloody co-partnership, which, so long as he
Is willing to remain IN il, MCstineviiaOly i'm
pair his moral power, AMI greatly restrict his
political influence. The dissolution Of the
present Union Of the States Is hcncCc1rth to
be enforced upon the reason and conscience
Of 'he people Of the North, as Il solemn duty
which they are imperaliyely bound to dis
charge, il they would keep their allegiance
TO God, and be no longer responsible for the
cnalayeinpnt of three millions Of the human
family. THIS ground we hope to see Mr..
tIddlugs occupy ing. ere long not, however,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, we are quite sure
he IS not an impulslvc man; not on the
strength of the convictions Of others; not till
he is morally convinced that it is Gas we YER
lily believe it is) the only ground Of %consis-
tcncy, safety or principle, that can be found
in the struggle fer the deliverance Of those
who are C~roauing in bondage.
We had the pleasure of seeing Mr.. Gid
dings, in this city, a few days since, though
the interview was a brief one. On his jour
.ney to Washington. he gave a public address
ture Of national affairs, which was listened to
with great interest by a numerous assembly
His course, during the present session oil
Congress, will be regarded with uncommon
solici;ude, both by his friends and enemies,
-LtJerg!yr.
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IIemm.n. Slavery In.

The following paragraph holds a promin-
ent editorial place IN a late number OF the
York, Pennsylvania, Gazette.
"RuNAwAys.-lU accordance with the rule
adopted by US many years since, aud rigidly
adhedred TO, VIZ respectfully decline publish
ing the advertisement Of Mr.. J. W. w. Cor
don, Of 8ll;imore."
DIR. Gordon has recently lost three active
slave-men, (brother1,) and these, we suppose,
are the ones referred TO. knowing the Doc.
tor well, we feel authorised in inlcrring tina
he was a kind MASTER, aud vet we see his
slaves have nevertheless absconded. w
name this to show how prccarlous this spe
cics of property is becoming in this State
and, it the people of Pennsylvania shoulC
generally prove as unwilling to aid IN the ar
rest Of fugitive slaves as this editor, slave
properly must, Of necessity, continue to be-
come more and moro undesirable. Seeing
this, shrewd men, even such Of them as have
no moral scrupIes as TO the system, are dis
posed to avoid the risks Of slavery. Whe
consequence is the heNming IN of the insli-
tution-.he continuing It. in The main, 10 lega-
tees ami hereditary descendants. Thus cir
cuuscribed, it must ultimately die out in
this State, under the pressure Of the very cir
cumstauces Of its own existence.
A question here naturally presents ITSELF
1t is this would it not he better for all con-
cerned-slaveholder5 as we'll as non-siayc-
holdcrs-to Join together in urging the need
Of some speedy steps for the removal Of a
system 50 precarious and harrassing, by some
plan which would somewhat eq"ah-e the
consequences Of an event SO inevitable as the
end Of slavery. The proyerb declares that
1.-THE wise man ioreseeth the evil and hideth
! biDny9lf'' " l., j. rg4Av IN inin US in Il url-
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that surveyed the dome Of st. Paul's Cathe-
dral. We know not that the language Of
WIN. LLOYD Garrison has been severer than
that of Martin Luther; and we do know the
tremendous evil he has undertaken to de-
nounce, and the little prospect there is Of its
removal, while slaveholding is considered
respectable, and Shareholders treated with all
the courtesy and forbparance which are due
TO those whose calling in life is in 10 respect
opposed TO the principles and precepis OF the
Christian r|elirion. twould be well if those
who would cast a stone at Mr.. Garrison, for
the strength Of the terms he applies to the
dealers in the bodies and souls Of men, pos
sessed his conscientiousness, and his gentle
and alTectionate disposition.
We trust that those who have undertaken
the formation Of the /" Anti. Slavery League"
will be jealous in their efforts to enrol mem
bers. They may not Immediately have any
distinguished names TO grace their ranks, but
we are sure they will possess a sufficient
number Of earnest adheronts, iu5uod with
the true Anti-Slavery principle, to secure
eventual success. They would have %receiy-
ed the support Of Mr.. Ciarkson, had he lived,
they are fully justified in iniairing, from the
remarkable statement (remarkabie for moro
reasons than are yet known to the public) Of
the eminent phiianthroplst, lately published,
entitled, Last thoughts on the Dissolution
Of the American Union.' We greatly ap-
prove ef the proposed arrangement, for Mr..
Il. Smith the secretary, to accompany that
powerful a%sserter Of the rights O: the slave,
Frederick Douglass, ia making tour through
the principal towns Of Eugiaud, and obtain
! ing subscribers to the =" League,'' the simple
principle OF which body is, tbat "slavehold-
,Ar i =, .,, cod .tr.vf4 g.. l. i,-A,Llr.tfI ~
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Dr.. NaIlinM and SlaHrry.

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The p~reyious Sab},th ON ,Lo snLisnt nf ,hn
bondage of ,be Is]raeIitrs in ETyH, and i'm
serted in the Arrns - ibo rn,r7 7S Of tLa ~.
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