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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

- River Logging House a leg single genie 47a eAa
o. GceQ rualta Nllh said - - ~ per "-eA = -.
tVsshfrrtrr-st LadFrg-A few perla-elt p s-fs 20
be accommodated aI 81 5 per wscE a. NtAa - --s
Norlh RiveT Lodging House ~ ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

DARLORS and bedrooms, handsomely
furnished TO let, to singie genuemsn in 4 privsss
family Apply 81 IL ChGnbeTs.EL myl ZI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

ROARD.-A pleasant front pArlor and
LBbedroo IL The second story may 5s obtained, via
board ~ "a HOustoI-sL s50 81
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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1857.

az-mr O. W. JAax. Harrison ciaeina.i OHIO i,
travelling agent States, Me.
r. sAgs, +. DssT, JAsor TArLos,j W. AHA'r aoss w.
I.ns.Y DH JosAuA WApswoKIn, ALxx H. Laws, and r. X
GsAvss.
a,Mr Hsssr M LswIs, Aiahaa gen.
a,a agent Alabama and
sisted NV his sons James o. and Samuel ID. Lewis.
Richmond, Virginia, general
for assisted travelling A. b. ULLsA and
Taonas.
aTEswAHps SANFORD Co, express and bankers
The Uni ted States London, aud Liverpool
agents for the authorized receive
and Their once in London No. 10
Gresham street. and Liverpool al NJ. Columbia buildings.
This co neern this try
house Coz agents
denca Of friends abroad
u0mr C. jAnss, No. IL Tenth PhiadeI
pha general travelling nj, WA IL.
wxLp, JsHs CoLrs, JAAEs DEKRss A. xxx wsLLIssros,
A. JonS T. JUpKSs p Locks, los BuTToH, GEoHsK
r BUTTON and TnoAis d. fiIoE.
GO-Rsceipts ffou either af will be good.
0Mr r.. D. JOHNSON, of Galveston authorized procure
subscrsers, Ac., for the Union in Texas
f-v b. PALsEs, the American Newspaper Agent onl,
authorized for this Boston,
and Piladephs and duly
subscriptions III te rates required by His receipts will
regarded payments His Congress
New York, Tribune budp Philadelphia northwest
Third Chestnut streets.
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Letter rro.. ths Hon. VIM. Il. K,ng.

Our readers will find in another column the letter OF
this distinguished gentleman. recently addressed to Col
A. b. Clitheral- We have in several of our ex-
changes men on made OF the contents of this letter. but,
feeling assur ed that Mr. Kings words had been msner
preed we did aude the subject preferring wait
until the letter itself before Our surmise was
correct for the letter does not sustain the Interpretation
which has been put it. Mr.. King states in strong
terms his objections to the admission of California with
her exle of territory, and lie speaks with indgna
t,n of the spirit manifested by OF the advocates of
the admission of that State; but he expressly declares
that he did not in that any violation of the
constitution He defends the Texas boundary bill from
the assaults which have been made on it in the South
He sustains the object OF the bill to break up the
slave marts in the District Of Columbia but he opposes
and expresses wish to repeal that clause which manu-
mits slave brought into the District Of Columbia for
sale against the provisions of the law. He also denies
the business of the complaint that Utah and New Mex
have been given 10 free-soil. by insisting that
the laws Of Mexico do not exclude slavery from those
Territories, and by strong and pertinent auson TO the
Clayton compromise and to those who sustained that
compromise.
Ii we do not misinterpret Mr. Kings language, the
press has done him great injustice in the construction OF
that portion Of his letter which refers to the Union party
Mr.. King shows that he is strong Union man
He only says that he is not impressed with the necessity
of third party organization in order to sustain the
Union. inasmuch the principles of the democratic
party, il adhered 10 and sustained constitute the
foundation that the Union rest on. Those prin.
ciples require that the federal government shall con-
fine lis action 10 legitimate obecs-that shall in.
lerfere with the rights of the States-that monopoes
and class legislation and special privileges shall be dis
counenanced and condemned-and that Congress shall
in no interfere with the subject of slavery. II
the people will adhere these leading principles there
be conflict between the Union and the States,
any of the States; there will be aggression, and
resistance TO aggression abotonism will be crushed
and secession will not be thought of-for there will be
nothing TO pardon him who would harbor such an idea
Had the principles OF the democratic party been sustained
instead OF the shutting commalism and prevari-
cation OF noparyism. there would have been no clouds
the horzon-here would have been sectional rri
,a,ion and hostility; all would have been PEACEFUL quiet,
| and harmonious.
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The nominations recently made by the Reading and
Harrisburg conventions seem to be extremely well
ceved by the democratic papers throughout the State.
We believe have opened none OF our numerous ex
changes that does not fully endorse the tickets formed
This il certainly an excellent for the triumphant
OF the party al the coming election. The democ
racy OF the Key Stale look Cd upon from all parts
OF The Union Democrat North and South, who cherish
the and its Institutions look to their brethren
of Prnnsyvana to lead of for the Union in the approach
ing contest This State, being neither North South IL
looked TO with much anxiety TO maintain her stand for
The Union in every way and every shape to which
her influence will contribute anything. What matters II
to the democracy OF Pennsylvania whether there be ana
les or fanalicsm at the North threatening destruction to
the laws and constitution whether there b. secession
lists the South ready and willing to rend the fabric OF
government into shredsi The democrats OF this State
and feel all good should feel that their duty
to Their country, first, last and forever and anything
which tends TO subveu government, 10 cripple Its ener
gee or to violate the sanctty Of ts authority, Will r.
ceive no coun'enance from them The democracy OF ths
State go for the constitution, and the laws made under H.
and thus will Indignantly irown down any attempt to
traple either under foot Then 60 TO work, Pennsylva
MIA democrats, now that You have openly avowed your
determination TO maintain the constitution and have -
lected who true 10 ts everlasting supportgo to
work. and leave nothing uadone that can be fairly and
honoraby done to elect your entire ticket Prepare YOUR
selves in due time for the campaign-prepafs to meet
your old adversaes with their thousand tricks and mis
representations -Montgonesry tPa) Waterman.
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down sectional divisions and preserve peace and hsmo
n.y. than 10 have the government @dminrlefed IN strict
eonfomity with democratic principles. have ever been
S,~,e.rehis man OF the Jehersonian s.hoo and can
~ appeal 10 ray whole public life in nroof Of the
assertion.
am not hotoeysr, prepared 10 admit that the States
possess .er Me Constitutional or ne ressrped right Il
tees5e nom The Union. cons dey Il 10 be paranou Il
oppression when the action oI Tie government violates
IN cir esse1tia rights and becomes gTisvous be
borne, ana that. from The OF iedeatve -ys.
ond be the most ehec,ual mode TO accomplish
that Object"
have heretofore given publicity my views 10 the
position which conceive the siaveholdng States should
occupy in reference the action OF the last Congress
and Will not extend this long letter by recapi,uatiDg
them, but refer you 10 any answer 10 the invitation OF the
cluzens OF Tuscaloosa in the month OF October last
Nothing has since occurred TO induce 10 change the
opinions therein expressed 1t will all times afford
me pleasure to communicate with you freely upon all
sui ecs Of public interest,
Faithfully, am your friend and obedient servant,
VIM. r. KING.
Col A. B. CLrTHERALL.
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The GOOD WICKLOW much OF this worlds happi-
and prosperity is contained in the compass OF these
two words! Her influence is immense The power OF a
wife, for good evil. irresistible Home must be the
seat OF happiness. or it must be forever unknown. A
good wife is to wisdom and and strength,
and hope, and endurance; a bad one is confusion,
weakness. discontinue and despair No condition is
hopeless when the wife possesses hrmness, decson
eHy, economy. There is outward prosperity which
can counterac Incidence. folly, and ex,ravagance
home No spirit long resist bad domestic influence.
Man is strong but his heart is not adamant He delights
in enterprise and action but sustain him he needs a
Tranquil mind and whole heart He expends bis whole
moral force in the conflicts OF the world His feelings are
daily laceraed TO the utmost point Of endurance BY per-
his equanmity and composure, home must be to
him place OF repose. OF peace Of cheeruness, OF com
fort and his soul renews ls strength and again forth
with fresh vigor TO encounter the labor and troubles oil
the world But home he finds rest. and there is
met with bad temper, sullenness, or gloom. or il assaed
by discomfort, complaint, and reproaches, the heart
breaks. the spirits crushed, hope vanshes and the
sinks in total DESPAIR Name Democrat
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Paris correspondent OF the New York Express says
"a domestic, who had lost his place. has JUS, hanged
himself 10 his ceiling. This act has been followed by
rather curious consequences The FORTRESS OF the house
had taken possession OF the rope which had been the in
s,rument OF suspension All the old women in the neigh
borhood Insisted upon having piece OF this rope
amulet against sudden death or any unlock ed for caam
ty woman named Carbon wanted bigger slice than
the rest and she backed her demand by the prefer
small piece Of tin, succeeded to the amoant OF about
ten inches This she placed next her heart few mo-
ments AFTER Mrs. Carbon going the str.
TO buy cents worth OF black turnp. she was caught be
tween two carriages and literally torn pieces On
learning this catastrophe all the old ladies' threw their
pieces Of rope into the fire. What's the use OF having
ialisman II you can't the street without getting
killed. Where's the advantage OF possessing charms, ii
they lead you straight TO destruction ~
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NEW GOODsThs subscribers beg leave to inform ms,I Gu
toners they received new supply OF ne Aoo
Ing articles, o which they invite attention, namely;
Black chaly for mourning dressss
DO Grenadine do do .
Do Poult do Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India silks
DO bomhasns silk warp nlpacas, very light
Do and fancy bcreges and do LANES
Fancy French organdic and lawns
Plain and figured jaconeu, for dresses
Do Swiss and polka muslins
Black fancy FOuard silks
French embroidered chemisss cuffs and collars OF every VA
rey and price
Ladies', sauze mernO and silk vests a
Richardson and Grsys undressed Irish linens
English and American beached long cloths
Ladies gcn,lemens kid, silk and Isle thread gloves
Also description of gentlemen and youths wear and
great variety other goods all Of which ~ be disposed Of on
accommodating terms. . . $3.50
We also beg the attention ofhouseteepe to our new
supply Of ,x.,. ,o,h.
Napkins owelng, white and cooed Maeaes ana hnendac
quilts
Table piano covers, embroidered and lace curtains
White buff linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chintzcs
A.. 54, and Ga white malings
A, 81, and fancy colored matfings new style
a. 50. and 6 4 plain and colored cocoa maitinss
Verv snpeo English and olclohs, desgns
very handsome ,.
Brussels apy and ingram carpets. q, very sdTesa prices
May 2l-tdn
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CALIFORNIA yUorrIvE-sLAvr LAw--We learn from our
correspondent that fugitive slave law has passed the
house, with fine prospect OF going through the
which provides that any person who may bring slaves into
The State in good faith may be permitted 10 send them back
in specified time and il makes the duty OF SHERIFF. and
other officers to aid in the execution oil the law The
visions Of the act embrace all hose who carried slaves
into the State previous its admission into the Union
[Msmphs Appeal.
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DEATH ~ THE BITE OF ATTLEssAxr AT Moreys
Pond, Georgia, = negro man belonging 10 Col. 6 w.
Hurst was bitten on the hand by rattIesnske and died
in twenty minutes In about Ave minutes after The acc
dent bis face. scap, and tongue were enormously swo
enihe latter protruding between the teeth. No other
swelling visible. (not the hands,, except slight
Argement OF the abdomen
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subscribers respectfully noy those persons nav
ing accounts according the usual custom,
bs will be rendered 10 them In u " he z VI
the present month
all will be prepared 10 make an early
account
maturity in order that the better be ena
successfully and, possible
who have SO literally patron
since the organisation Of the present nrm
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, l. CO.
la-dlmn
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U.,,.a state. Hotel at Phil~dslphi..

United States Hotel At FHiIhuo1Pnf~
E respectfully his friends and me uv
cling community that he has assumed the
Sntes Hotel Long connection win the otei
AZ nv se he perfectly safe in promising IL old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm us
county NO expense mas peen
spared in completely rehtng the entire snc ne
nience and comfort ladies' frmly 20 give
he soiciis Of that patronage always 10 coV
bestowed on the old United States n ALIEN
May 29-lmif - = -
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HIs beautiful establishment recently enlarged ana "a
now omen reception visiteIs Inc Wea
suung bathing and the breeze are
Lnowa and be more healthy OF
finer climate this does through tle enufe s
non,hs and bilious fever are ehury
Of spiDgs In ie county
nne band engaged for The season
besn procured will be spared 10 renasI ~ ~
ths most inc whoe
the steamers Norfolk, Richmond, Washington anu na'u
more land passengers daily =, so
week.
June 6-aawaw Jas ~ n'n~A' A'Nf''
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THE UNION.


Canton masssnxs, visor OaislSshs. CsEPso's' 90
THE subscribers receiving, per sen"oAe' o~'s'
i from New York .,u.~
50 piece. "A heavy white Canton ms.I"s'
do 54 do DO w
Ga do do ~
do "a do red checked DO ~
s4 0-4do do 70
10 "a do fancy 40 ="
do En- oicoth, 10 fest Who's a
AZ a,, 1msnean oliclorn from twelve TO eighteen feet
Is do low priced oiclot, nom fes 'n 'ss'
IN da Cocoa mstipss. for basement, &C.
A,so Constantly on hand OF sAev Oh I'm
ported caIpeting, such as ,.., a,,...,.
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussei. English and a,.a low
nirea rag nenp and cotton, striped and pa'd gshof
win every line for house M
aud Offer upon good terms ~ any
other dealers in this county. N N uoor A co
Apl6-u - ~
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NEW and beautiful styles fancy Shirts yeats
IN attached
Also, super Lisle thread under shirts and halfhose
Cause
mohair cheap and desirable article
weather. Just received and for sale at
CHAs H. LANES
Genuemcns Furnishing Store Pennsylvania av.
MAY
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NOTICE 10 hereby given all accounts remaining
unsettled the books Of the late firm Of r IT, HooE Co.
together will be made the 18Th
either oihew The
change business which took effect the LIST Of
essentially that all accounts should be
June 24-2w1 HooE, BROTHER, co.
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0rFIC1AL Military Books sale by Taylor d
" MAURY booksellers, 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tacics, vos price es- very scs'es.
Waynes sword Exercises price o.
Scouts tnhniry Tactics. vols price - So
Instructions for Mo lntan Artillery; price rs cents.
Coopev's Tsctcs and Regulations mr. the Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cro~ss Military Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And Ill othsr government books and doeumsA6 Julys
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CONGRESS HALL reception Of visiters Tho
patronage heretofore received
respectfully visit this popular bathing
their home. His
fangemcnis accommodations will be satisfactory
provided
island subscriber pains good and
that they BEST suited
majority OF tho soourners At this
place.
June 27-dlm W. b. MILLER
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ALBION K. PARRIS will attend any busAess n
Court United be inusted
his
business before Congress and the
departments. Nov % dkcpd
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MINERS
Es + !! :! |!

THIS VERMIFUGE wilialways ezhei Worms
in from two to Eve houn after being administered ; n d
s.o safe in il cpezsca and mnse eady given than any
rWiNER's vERMIFUGE has now stood he tsst ofsev.
s yeau. and ben proved superior 70 1zd al pepas
ss :s nj II II IAN II
- wssntsd N eenss md than ACTS viii prove No -
who has ence ussd viii lss any other whsn On b OBJ
tainad. Many h1vs waitsd svM1 weeks when tn Ggent
has bssn out, unH he could procure nsw supply. And
why becau IN had eonfdsno: in II ssa knsv that il
Thousands Of esrtiAcau eosld b pubshe Il were
eeury 70 Prove the saelnsa,, but snss al viii 9ove
il superiority oonclnivsy than ts strongest anei0ns
o. stalensntl that could b wri,tsn. Tn it.
~ BE psltieaIes and lsnenbss the lame, - Winners
that can b deponded upOn. Remembertha
Prepared only By JOHN WINER & co.
- For rs'' YAsSls AZ s.'al NJ Y z,
r. sels 49, b De South. myi7 tnoyi
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every rssdy co1jd proc..s IA ~. ss.s M Srnd ~
permanent rsef until Iva nducs Is uss ycvr
of eaFapara which M snsy enssd - AZ FIJI
and greatly Improved nv esnera eath moro thsn AM msji
sal onfS III nv mn oob a9 ~. cSse 4 =, ps -
cuudoaiy secomuend II n bsns In NJ ssiici: 4. ~
to. Rhenmatsm- isuAN BlInars
UnloutoWn, Union county. Ky. May III I818. -
- 49,
From DR. WIN. n. Preut1se
~. RulE-In regard Il, Van, isy..nari Nh, ~ tl.&
have usd . soms sxtst II cutsneous ascijons 81 oa
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tc Cschsxis md IN al 49, ~ ~; n
the daids Of De bodv vith hs sprs T.; "
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viii admif n valns urn snins IN th.s
nto s compoaiton NJ vcnvs 'a' sA's
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LAwisport. KY, December I, l6ii - - -
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DoCr0H .. r.
>1OsCfsscsad,s SGrsxpartdlss,
wOsDER AND BI.sssin, or THR AsI.

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a1s55D ;g, 4ass 1917. 81 zsI .os1.ir
''r II, r mo.sn. sos y p..s sca''
nvEGsPss ~ S1dED \ I'm e shs ysFK m
Ever known; not only pur6ss the whole systsm and
W. poo sss
psonsd w'sSn hs - ". Sssss oss shsn suss
ns ne two h a., sss me dvs Of more than 500 Children
10000 CASES Of GENERAL DEBILITY AND
Dr. rown.sndt ss.sspsis nvsotsts. he whole system
s s s s s
ss.Is
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ordinary 1' dss T'sSS'ssumrrIos CURED.
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IS az Hs:.;s . Ss: s &ss sssef ssss
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Sitting BLQoD.
Dr.. Tss..~A4 y.dly e:asys III sess sss:;.p:ail.
m S' - S.5 # :. M
wore ,s:s As; q q
an now ssss S q % %
nd Sqs he .s. 4 xsa w
''-' - ''' WI. RussstI. Is Gsshsiins street.
RHEuMArIsm.
This i. only one Of more than four thousand cases Q
mo chronic cs ss wss sSssd
h,:.,aa . vi.tp e, =, -.
n q s ssassn the g.
in the following isttsr:
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DA L L r Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR


j -CoNpnuUn
~
!. -. Jsss..a 4, n. .,n;c..; y.
s.s.sis In \. ~. ,srv - ~ =.
Sss bssu the .csnos Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the M
. ,a p sns .ars e sa
sul'sa - a....s o,sss - ~.sn s
Iu ,ia o. . Manls L. 'oe y 's pe
cu''a1 eua'''e' u 'h's le"s'si
SizM.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when ret, be well wrapped
our. and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
snpidity.
SeneuthyVben thu Bowe,s ara painful mr. in1anped t
EXTRACTOR if well rubbed upon them win afford rslief md
causs movement even when castor OIL aap and all other
medicines have failed.
Eigk-Its use is perfectly safe in all cases- never
DO harmthe system will sb'o'b no more than is neoayto
.spa - NV SnN'' "' ans ne'''"s' 'a' nas 'e
". -. -. .,s. q, .s, ,,,..,,, 20 .,nr,..... ~ a..
.,.s - sS vi - ,-'' s''' = -' ~ -'
a''es seaf0u ~
b~t - us,ll subn ss t,usimciss of n, v,lue sot,d
g. :. thousands i 80. from ii psis q =
FILLS:
~bs :; sss 5. ss.. 49, s. :. Pa e
= csssan semedy' and rmovs ~ onoe sne pam and
II joEn cva,tas ,.udens of Hsmito, cowrtv and tStv
Of Cncinna feel solemn duty thai owe 10 lie comu.
ny thus 70 publicly state that have been troubled with -
%sa III. .apssa.s 9
dos but no purpose continued sow wcss. Mean
whs "a; snd fBaS uEFsa g r,He ,sI q
.hs .Mal complaint and % ny utter .ns.snss, am o.
ws e % %
Ing affirm TO- should It make the statement Of an old rem
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los. HuFTY wpuld most respectfully inform the
psbra lkst shas puiuhlsad the ene intee d
- EnP.s O., H. lsaasd the i.ssss
fQHDRAS ~ - ss:g u HIM A. sGo.'a g.
q - I'D ~ He5ly9E DseGgsh and Dssess
~ vi ey4y s.uss T. N Isessedsn.Iy selici,a
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27
SPLITTING BLOOD.

, NEW YORK. ApM u, 13H.
Dr Tsssssd-i ys1ly hslisy3 thst yeuI ea.iapssilla
Ihsve fos several ysan I'D bed cough bscSMs wpt.s
night swsas, and greatly debitaed and Sednced and
did not expect ivs have ony used your Saapafla
Ia me- am able to wall al over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left me. You can well imag
WV. RUnsELL. IS Cstha rine street.