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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-16
I TSE SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC Oh! THE ONLY
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L 1SE StARPA'S ACOUSTIC Oh H.! The ONLY
u CURE FOR DEAENESS.-SCARPA Compound
Acoustic Oil For the of Deafness, Palms. and Dis
CHARGES Matter from the Ear AlsO all those disagree
BILE noise like the buzzng of insects falling of water wbiz
zng of steam, &c. which symptoms OF approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the dseas
Many persons who have been deaf for en fteer, and
twenty years. and obliged ear trumpets have
after ng three bOttes thrown aside their u-
pets, being made perfectly we'll Physicians and Surgeons
highly recommend It's
gentleman of this city has just received letter from
friend of his physician OF eminence in Bangor Me- and
hes kindly allowed TO make the following eNtTacts
81 have obtained bottle of Scapas Oil for Deafness
and find it valuable medicine that you will much OBJ
lge you will try and procure dozen bottles
Have you tried ig If do delay another day
but send Immediately; if YOU have been Of the wise
and prudent and already bought bottle the question is
settled YOU have recovered your hearing ScTapas Oil
for Deafness fails Il is the only medicine That will
cure Thousands OF deaf persons will give their testimony
in its avor The beauty OF the thing that it with
out producing any PAIN.
This medicine has cured more persons and is used
extensively than all other medicines conbled for the
cure Diseases Ofthe Ear The certificates
and of the highest authority. Also,
DOCTOR JACKSON'S PILE AND TETTER EN-
BR0CATlON-Thism may be considered specific, and II
warranted cure 1t onlg Immediately aays pain and
inanation stops all bleeding subdues that ntoeIate itch
ing but it e1ecIualy cures in a very short tme persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for years. Its
application produces pain, but rather agreeable and
pleasant sensation. Call send for list Of cures and
you will be astonished.
~ For sale by c. W. HendershOtt Nashville; Bel,
Robinson Il Co., Louisville and j. d. Park, Cincinnati.
arl7-'54-3m x W.
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INANTED.-Wante 10 hire or buy d likely Negro
w Girl from nine TO twelve years Of age-fJr such
good cash price will be given For particulars enquire al
J. e. d c. ROBERTSON'S Confectionery, No 81 Broad
street. fmarS '54-2y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-16

III lLs-Nsp oE NIAS1AFhhEEE
who need any article in our line would 90 well to call and
examine the and complete. and the prices
and quality Of each article the House, VIII give compete
satisfaction.
For such articles have to purchase which we have
for sale, be hoped you will give cali this
Is and House of the kind established in
the State. Country Druggists and Merchants purchase
aths House. many articles less prices than they
have evcrbought. viii you give call order. You
find US at No. 10, College ST. Nashville East side
/ u. DROMGOOIE & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-16

COLE ELEATHER TRUNKS. AND VALIS-
y rs, OF various sizes and qualities.
Folio Travelling Trunks; extra quality; all Sole Leather.
great variety Of ir n Wood Framed Leather Trunks,
ofa sizes and species;
An Excellent assortment of Leather and Carpet Bags and
Satchels. Just received by
mar2g RAMAGE 4 CHUKCH,
Cnllenn ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-16
MEDICAL.
JEW DAVID's HEBREW PLAsTER.

great Remedy for Rheumatism Gout pain in the Side
Viii mp Saek Limbs and joints Scrofula Kings Evil
evenings Hart 1uInors, Stiff Joints, and ali fxed
exis. " "Pp"eo AN e11'nos
g'ssn m the south Of Europe and Palestine, in
Ioo Eeu SO n9ea sid IN the latter place in fsyor of
JEW DANiDS PLASTER, and Of the {az he .a,.,s.-.n
miraculous cures had performed thathe induced 10
uy his person, for Lang and Liver Afseor
tie removal Of which had been the chief object OF his eur
new sieh hsd resisted the genial and delicious cline
lie accordingly applied plaster the right side f bis
chest where the pai0 was seated another betwseu IN,
sSIuldef> and the region cf the liver Ia the
be drank freely of herb tea of laxative quail
iIes. He OUnd bis health improving, and in few
weeks his cough left HIM; Sa OwneSs 81 his skin sas
pe,red his pain removed and his health became per
Ilaaeuiiv re.nsiated.
the 6IIosing is IRON lir Worsel editor of the Mss-
sinn Gazette:
'',iESrLENEx-DurIng last winter and spring. 1 was so
troubled with pain ia my breast To render unit
for the duties of my office and hearing your JEW DA-
FiDS or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
Similar cases. was isGuced give trial had
plaster u5on my breast but short time when all pain
1' me aud was enzJied again to engage in the labors OF
the oica would asc state tina. my sister, residing in
SecbenvIe n THIS State, has received much benefit pm
iSuse. Yours truly
JOHN woRsrHL"
Massillon November 12 ls42.
IL h.s been very beneficial in Of Weakness such
a Pam sud Weakness n the stomach Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection Of toe Spine Feasle Weakness, &C No
eInlle subject 10 pain or weakness in the back Sides
should be without it. Married ladies' in delicate situations
tad gTeatrelet from anasanty wearing this plaster
The application OF the Plaster between the shoulders has
teen found certain remedy for Colds, Coughs, Phhise
ani Lung Aect0Ds their primary stages. IL destroys
Inflammation by peIsPiraiion.
Beware Of c00nterieiIs and base limitations!
CAuTl0N-Ihe subscribers the OAiy General gents
in the Southern States Or the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and in order prevent purchasers being inposed
upOn by counterfeit arcis, sold in this city and else
where for the genuine they invite particular attention to
the following MnEEs TUE GENUINE: go
lstI,s genuine IS Pa up smooth, sng1s turned tot
tsHRsI boJes, hOt sotisrtd "a.
9i-Tis genuine Ads .hs eRgrurs9 head Of ssO DGrid
fbs
CIart 70 T. IIyloT, hoehSster.
SCOVIL MEAD.
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the southern States to when
allOfders must De addressed.
sold also, Wholesale and Retail by
BERRY & DEM0vAL,
EWIN BR0THERS
v. =. GRAY,
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
Aysufa
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EAST LAND AGENCY.
BY J. @. POINTS.

EAST FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.
BY J. g. POINTS
References
Hon, A. Ii, Il. Stuart, Stanton Va
DR.. Jack Shackeliori, Courtland Ala.
Hon. j J. 0rncnd Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Dr. j. Purce, Mobile, Ala
J. j. McAlahon, ESD, New Orleans.
s., Sa. i Bf.4o1d 1Sd"f3s lsq, Aberdeen, Miss.
Hon. ;. Adams,
Hon Hon, i i; !; : Tiss1 Fioie Mississippi.
Tampa, Florida, Jau.2i "a ".
WALL PAPER: WALL. PtPER!!
ON HAND. ine assortment OF tg5t cr5sz=z
~ French and American Paper CfSA5EFz-z
Hang. Rangags G5o1,be[s for e[iorSs ha''s Dining
Also large lot of cheap ungazed PuleFs, Ijoruers
KIAGAs GoRBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, 40. - College 81.
n. B-Paper Hanging promptly attended TO, warranted
done IN the best manner. ANS '54j
sEQUOYAn HOUSE.
nR. H. ROBERTSON having leased lora term I.ss-
IL Of years this cOmmOdiOus ana Centrally To- 'i.g-i
Gated house, situated ON tie corner Of Summer s.JE
and Church Streets convenient 10 the Railroad Depot
prepared To accommodate the travelling pabc aud
from Iity 10 one hundred dag boarders. lie peuges him
self to give entire satisfaction 10 all who favor him
with their patronage, leb2i-rriw&wtf
DECEIVED PER STEAMER RESCUE:
IL 81 bbis- Clover Seed;
100 bbls Flour;
200 bags Buck Wheat Flour.
For sale low tor cash by lteb2iI CHAS. J. CLACk-
LANDRETii'S GARDEN SEEDS.
For iS54.--
7 HAVE received large tie above seeds, and
L selling reasonable enough 10 please ali who
in The stock left last very lar.e
consequently there very few fresh the market
but ii you want genuine article cali
W.FGRAY'S
feb24 81 Drug Store Corn Broad ana Market sts.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD!
Nd 30 lbs of Soap for - cens be made by pIr-
n chasing Of Bobbt's OF Potash bran new
article this MARKET 500 ot which have been sold in
last two weeks. FOR sale only by ". f. GRAY,
febz4 81 Cor. Broad and Market ST.
! OOK Ar TniS.--lia'ing taken License ur-
l. der the new corporation law, prepared
sell negroes Commission and will make liberal cash ad
egrOes left with for sale and pledge ourselves
obey instructions unless II be to separate families Eight
ten likely girls wanted. DABBsS K PORTER,
feb 4 '54 No. 3} Cedar street
NEW GUODS.-WALLP PAPEisS-Now being
- received, cheapest com mon and s:GSpFsS=z=
line Gold, Silver Satin, &c, per rSI1o,,,,sfz@z
steamer Yeaiman G3I,sHACa'GSI5.5s.z
$500 pieces unglazed Walt Paper dnd4 ,.ssszazss 80
patterns.
2l5O pieces glazed Wall Paper, latest designs.
Beautiful variety Cf Borders and Moudfngs-large lot
of Fire Screens and Window Papers, low for cash, at
Wholesale and Retail W. " FINN,
No Al Market street, between Union and the Square.
n. N.B.-Paper hanging done in the best manner.
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Publishers, Box IE6 fhlIada-
BookseIIers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
no ,o,st Iihar,l terms sept27-ly
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DR.. +. S. WOODBRIDGE, Franklin,
IsH.N 4. ECKLRs, S"ringlel4,
JAaXs 7 BAsHAw, Gaiiatin,
Cook d OWN, Lebanon,
CROCKET ~ RIDDLE, Murireesb0rO'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
Action of the Caledonia Co. Conference

Whereas, The present is crisis in III,
conflict between American slavery and Amer
lean freedom. of extraordinary interest 10 cv.
cry human and especially christian heart,
therefore
Ee>"'r'd, That the pastors and churches
of this Conference, view with alarm tho
growth and increasing supremacy of the slave
power IN this country. as indicated by tie
passage the Nebraska bill, and the recon,
attempt in Boston to test the power of the
Fugitive Slave law in the North
H'so'rC1, That we view with tho ,rofcu,,
dest greet and scvcrest condemnation. tbcs,
acts Of armed violence, by which, in the nam.
OF law this power insults us upon orr own
soil; that IN the name of common humanity
the civilization, freedom, and christian CON-
science of the North, We do protest against
the infamous statute under which this deed
has been done: and demand It's uncondit;on.
al repeal; and do entreat our christian bretb-
rem Oh all denominations, to join with us in
tins expression of our determinations 70 ros;s,
by all lawful means, the further ascrcssions
Of this power.
HeS''ted, That We believe it to be the du+v
'f the clergy and churches of the North. to
&c especially faithful to freedom in fins crisis.
md that We heartily respond to the recent
movement of the clercymen in Boston and
It their call for convention of the c,crcr rs
New England ito consult and determine ,h.;r
u'y IN the presen. cxigency," will, 50 far as
our hover, attend that n,ee:i,,o
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A New Compromise Proposed. Give M the
Dorghfaces instead of the Slaves

r:'II ~ \. J. !Ncnilg TO>t-Dcnocratic.
1t Is respectfully suggested. that the slave
law he so amended as TO provide
That IN all cases where the owners claim
to fugitive has been rcnu!ar,y eS,alI;sL.d
before proper tribunal, the citizens ct tb.
place where the arrest may be made shall
nave the right to substitute a 'dourhtacc. Of
equal value. Of one can be found. J in blaze
OF sad fugitive. who shall thereby b. fnjlv and
entirely enanc' iaiesi from slavery, and the
white man be carried of in his place.
Ii Is believed. that if t!j, can he ,,.r;,,.,
OK IT VII! havea most happy and sont}inr
erect on the public mind-and, if. N,ssrs
'1' 1t shoald meet your appreciation.
P,easc advocate !; in Your columns, and O.
LIZ on! SUBS flu.'r, DOUGH NIT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
NitIOl CIfHY LAKE.

Strangers Who may come INTO this section
OF the STATE Wi. hardly fail Of VISITING VII
lon@hhy Lake, Ioca,cd about ~ miles from
This place. 1t i iu>t Il nice ri,!c from The
terminus OF the Railroad and the ,,l,.. !.
yearly attracting increased attention. The
Spacious Hotel Opened at the Lake two wear,
ago i onc of The best 20 i,r .,,,uJ IN IN. coup.
Try. and IN connection with the Wild scenery
OF the place, the refreshing hrcczcs from the
Lake, make it 50 inviting that all who visit II
are anxious to 90 so again We find in III,
note of visitor the following remarks upou
the attractions at Wil!ou"hbv: There is
nothing in the art;,nc! scenery ofthc Whit.
Mountain Notch, Che Old Man of the Noun
tam perhaps cNccrted,) nor the passage of
the Potomac at IIarper's Ferry, nor the deem
channel OF the Niagara, or the chaSm at Trrn
ton Falls. which produced in NV own mind
more vivid impressions than did the scenery
Of this spot"
IF Joseph NJ. Stevens, of IIar,lwick. sold
yoke OF oxen fortnight or more ago. for
the large sum Of S325. They weighed alive
1908 lbs This is probably the same pair on
which Mr.. Stevens obtained premium At
our last County Fair.
& The Hon. Harry IIibhard, after spend
ing tour or five weeks in New Hampshire, at
eight dollars a DAY, to secure an cIcc,io, 70
the l. 5. Senate. left Concord on Monday
Wonder If he departed with a FLEA in his
ear"
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TIE TRAVELLING: SEASON.

TIE La. Of june aul he first o. july pco-
PIE IN III" cities lrcin To think o;',hc cou.,~,
Ne crcrn feds. thc rrccn wood .rc ,on,
in stream aid trrs'I ar away 1m n, The HIS
Last Year and The v.rr before there vas :,
:rrat deal "i' travelling the l.otcl> AZ H..
mountains a"i til, W ttcrin, -, .r,.<. and many
o. thcm at tl.r larorr country towns. wqr,. o.
Ncrr:n with strangers: and the inJira.inns
are thu; the same only to lar.er extent. will
be- witnessed this yrar The cholera is uuitc
prevalent NJ the wr>t. and is apr"arn- in the
rI:ir' OF 'hc eastern Sta'r>. This Will tnrn
The current OF tra,"! 20 IL. country. and The
lan'!"H!> OF rrmont ma. reasonably cxncr,
:. So" I greater nutnhrr Of strar ,rrS This vc,r
than usual. ,,ui they will 10 we'll ~ u,L,
Sca>"nn''c preparation for their entertain.
IHcnt
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HE movements of 'hc earth still { out;nur
VIII strong -hock>. ana the rco;,'c fearing a
General swallowing UP of the ste Of the city,
nr that they may lie buried beneath GONE
SUI. lon rrnn.ion OF TIE vocano. are hasten
'n- away. taking with them their household
gods, the sweet memories Of their infancy.
m! ,;,c;r domestic animals, perhaps tie only
property LEI; for tie supper. o. the families.
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II may appear strange, and tie !,
SET down as iTr'r"nci'a'lc VII L..
statement. that there has al a..
apparent nai"rity III iaytr r.. =
submitted by Mr. Flandcr. ~
an" that the vote for Senator On f-.!..
was rather decisive a-ain,. " ", q,
only answer to such a. Ak ". 49,
all the outward pressure :r,,r Y.
and the custom-ilo'i~-.S. All At d.,
democratic borer~. cor,;;- i...;,.-..
ent !arts Of the State. The H..
tested increasing oiio>i;i a-...
peri'lv. can only tie ,ha, the q,-... '-'-'
Of such magnitude As 10 i:n,.-.....
solemni'y like that Of d4.l
interference too. may liay~ j-.-
far as to produce irri,a-io, an.
whom is sense Of SET r.s..4..
men may have iis-ns.c.l r.t,..,......
were appointed to recover from
their ways; subordinate la5.-o-, a.,..
damaged, by their inqui>i,a,s
the work assigned them: T.. 49,
ballot on Friiav mn.t to a..
settled and increasing c1n,;-., 49,
ism never. since the Arsc--.s. -
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
TIE QUARTERLIES.

'-'Ni"N W AETEHLY REVIEW opens
III the current number with an article ,,o,
the lite and writings of YoE1ck. Lawrcnco
>fcrne. author of Tristan Shan,lv" and ,bc
Sentimental journey" 1t is followed hv
articles upon Sacred Geography" "Tbe
Russian Empire" The Turks and Tho
Greeks" &c.
HE EprNErEGH Rr,rrw.-No cen
contains an article nron the Mormons. ci,;pc
Their history both political and ecclesiastical
and comprising in its thirty pages more com.
rlcte and exact information conceruinr Them
we venture to say, than can any where else
DE found An American edition of these two
he''cws' together with the Worth British and
the " westminster and Eloclwoors lk,oc,,,e
Is published by Leonard Scott g. Co.. 7oFn,.
ION ST. Ncw-lork. at So a wear forc.ch.
'o' tw'' -: for three. s.: for four. S.: for
The tour Reviews and Blackwood. $40
W. Benton has formally abandoned
the Pacific Railroad This is ano,ber ,;,,;
Oh the Nebraska outrage Mr.. Benton Nor
'e'ves and admits the utter futiltv of all cf
'r's TO carry any scheme through Congress
'"' VIII henreiorward coniinc himself 70 ,,,c
'"Socacy Ola wagon road, with stations f,r
he protection Of emigrants.
- Rev. +. II. Chaplin is engaged to ,,.,;v.
r ,''s CRATIC" on the 18th of .Iu;v at the Crvs-
4! Palace,
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MASS STATE CONVENTION!


MI persons who are in favor of resisting
hv all Constitutional means the u>urpations
Of II" ,ropaganliSt> OF SLAVERY. are in
yfcd without distinction Of party to meet III
Mass Convention at MrNrrrLIFR on the
InG ETiI DAY OF july NEXT, 10 o
clock A. w.. 70 Nominate Candidates for the
approaching Election: and 10 take such
measures as will in all future elections ena-
he fhc Vr"j,lcni Vermont to yvc a practical
expression of ,hrir sentiments al the Polls.
June H. 1854.
The FOREGOING call. we learn. has been DIS
tri!u:cd through the Sta.canh was prepared
III anticipation o: all adjournment of:hcS;atc
Convention. after adopting is platform a
course lv Tie way. which a majority Of the
Convention. IN orr opinion. We" prepared
to take. In: were no: DISPOSED 80 insist upon,
against tie Judgment q; Gentlemen who heart
iIv concurrcd in the pnrposc designed, while
doubling the wisdom of that mod" of ''""''"-
Wishing it, tn" phra>c"'0Tv OF N" cav WIS
Of coarse adjusted to the anticipated coming
cncv : no alteration can now he made. and
were it otherwise. the change would be nm
Important The call lis he, n >;-:c.l !,v cen
teen o. all parties. whose names VIII he
published when The lists shall have been com
r'ct'l and inaSnluch as IN every sui stan
IL! respect. as 70 principles and design, i.
harm"i*"> With HE rroro~i'ion made az
E"''and. wc do not doutt that tn" result " I
=" ever! WAY satisfactory. Gcu'',m"n al
parties desiring TO aN their names 70 he
call can Ga 80. " calling AZ our ollie. or ly
authorizing >urh use ot their names We
hope he Convention will !" a rouScr. and
rh'r'c'"lTHrI hv genuine r,trioti>m-, fit for
Ia" crs:> anl The dav
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
W 40 BEATS!

Mr.. Franklin Pierce Of Nhanv. informs
rs that h. wintcrcd II sheep % ewes and
l,r,k. From Is of the ewes he raised 80
la.,l>. tn sheep and lambs were sold last
week for S2'6 each Mr. Pierce shcarc,l
rno lhz of wool from ii sheep. from one h.
>hcarc,. II lbs. The ono from which he
>he,rcl the I lbs OF wool was South Down
Of one wear old. The others were Of the na-
tive breed.
EIuEA LINp>AN.-N Mrs. Noodle. the ac
com,li>hc! author,ss If "Rouchiny it in the
Bush" has written volume will, the Above
TILE. which 'v an arrangement with McSSrS
Dewitt Davenport. is published simu.anc-
ou~'v in New York and London. Under the
@ni>c OF a novel, 1t Is in fact an autocrapllical
account of Mrs. Noodle herself. and END,
where 'l'"n"h'ng it in the Bush" begins. II
Is written in beautiful stvlc. truthful and
lite like with that rcculiar farcinatino man.
ncr and dry quiet humor. that characterized
her flr>t volume. All who have read that
Will want this, IN order to complete the train
OF events IN the life OF this talented woman.
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{ IT { nIr0o!lian.

He, ,'..i, -. Pre- w.. '"!.r :'it~ nl' main.
Iurv.-l H.. '.,1 ,-s. 1881 3. .:'r''.t v ,:s'''--
Il ri rio. ir-th !..' ..,~;o,;- 'rc"'i draw.
Fic.'.,"i :, l.. -;or. terry u'!A Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
FROM " ASlIINcTOS.
VI ashinrror :

WASHINGTON. J.,
In the House tolav. Ne>>rs. C-- =
Churchwell. Of Tenn. were near ..r
blows. on difficulty GROWING oa: ! T., =.
sonal explanation of ye>.e-lay
Mr. Churchwcll char-el ". Ca,,-e
aiding TO the plj.i>hc! rrror: n.l'<
statements that were r.: r-,e-oi inther
ard which were false.
Mr. Cullom immc lia-c,v las-cl 7
desks TO Mr.. Churchwcll. AMI l.4s-.
fists in his face. called him Lar n:
ircl." whcrcupon Mr. Chur lu. -
pistol AMI cooked il. Friends @--.
and the Arms cor.----
was restored. \ ,lncl viii p-ot.''---r
OF this affair.
When order WIS restored. =. y.
land bill was taken ~. an! at. :
i't>-t'l- ifN - ~ /
Dispatches from Ne>i,o >l-r.tl.. ..-
cipal change in the trea.v l,mlr
n Anna. is the .a,ment # - e.
cash instead of five mon,l'y -.
Ii is stated in well in.5-n. ! e. .F
The President has affa;n''l e. "
Butler. Of Ky. A. Govern y rs.
Cox. Wright. of Indiana G5r5-. H.
SIS.
Mr. IIillver. Of G.---a. NJ
10 the House. tixin- H. IN. 80
Of Congress. on N fir. Y ~ lle a y
hcr instead Of theirs. V Jas 70 j
which. after con>iler,''. ~. -. q. 81.
passed and the H. 7''---aal
Much cxci-cmcn-s>'-->eo'-r-
Congress in regard = :" r,.-'
Churrhwcll; that L. : a .. i.
have entered the IIa'l 49, !. nj wi u
intent 10 commence ...--. l.
!om The matter VII s-'..-.
tiration Tomorrow. a,:l "
a resolution for lie INN. ., ~
the offending mcn'c-. = CO.
course is pronounced oe:-a-t
sable.
The cholera has male L, a'''.
one death ha,inc oc,srr, t''''
hasten the action o.;lc H. .a
resolution for rec,-s.
The State Convention c::@5s
There has icen. there W 49,
ant note from the H.
the PI,rr"Eu nl FE1fr"r
by the Convention. II"
and B,ulinc'.q Sam c'am.- a. ..
ition' '-hc;inG. ros>ii'',. 70 i-'-.'
: here and there. ir ararl,H
made oaiouS ONLY II = h Ina
themselves. who i,ar,.r r'''.
The ronsioncd presses arr >" .--
hey can MAKE lr >nrh c'ln'7.
N the intelligence 81 H. l'',t
Inference between rfi': d: m ...