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IA Card,

TRNRY TALLANT, LEWIS s. DRLAPLA1N and
t1 WILLIAM TALLANT have formed a eoPartner-
sp for the purpose oftran8acting Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General CommSs12n
city under The Arm OF q DEL.
API.AlN The Wholesale Dry Goods business IN be
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Advice.

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j any affection OF the LuBgS-Use hrentlinSer's Com
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n YOU ara AFFLICTED with Rheumatism, have received
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tract or E;aTsa1aTilla and pAndelon.
These remedies have been tried by hundreds and In AL
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efficacy every other medicine In the cure OF these
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Arotheeoy. Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. N PARKER has this day aSsoeitt ted with him In
business, Ar. Eichoaub.
The cUnfections cake baking business will Be con
inel At the old SiaLu Me- 49, Main street. under the
name and style OF Cml10) 7. PARKER e Go,
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Cod Liver Oil

Cod Liver Oil.
TV1aT received. boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 ofrure Medicinal Cod Liver Oils the best article oil The
kind Brought to this any other market r.
BRRNTLIEGER q ARMSTkONG'
e.Ro1-ivr.d Opposite Washington Hall.
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u9-Purclnso but those having the signature, y.
y. HoBENSACK,' upon each boN, oil others arc
worthless mutations,
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing to
add the proprietor, J. n HO
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above Race, Philadelphia.
sold by all d. ugg sis and Giants in the u. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed In diff
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Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; W. l.. Iriggs, West Liberty ]. Fer
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Bound to Shave!
D.RJAQUgs LEGoULTRR's celebrated warranted
RazOIS They shave with the greatest ease and are
Ic best ever brought tEs market Just rsesved at
70 Essy Jew.Irz store. WashInEtoH
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COfQaRS.
Rl COILS Manila rope lat Pittsburgh prices;
kJS 90 do tArTod hemp do do
Is do untATred do do
70 reels Packing YRTni
DO Italian hemp Packing YaTnI
- dozen He'd cords and Plough LBstJ
an iba SToonl Twinej
1000 Thc SURF cotton Seine vgiDoS
20 lbs AfiIinEi
10 reds Kemp Bed eordi
20 bales Oakumi
10 brls Pitet and Roatni
A gensIaI asserueTt. comprising Blocks, HooEs and
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CHAR. H. BERRY,
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Through arrangement OF the nervous system the mind
is unsIrung, memory fails, power oil concen railing
thought lost iducy often
aug The throne OF intellect dIear and deSOlae. Timuity
nd irresoIuon with neadchOIy lauity,throw gloom
Uund the ofe; haunted by Invisible torlcts,
the burihcn Ollie becomes indispensable, and he pluscs
Tatey nO the gull OF inemperuncc suicide
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
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You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints 10 which you subject. In distractions
either PARTIAL they have been found oI nestimahe
hcmcht, restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actiO purifying the blood other fluids
eetually 10 put TO flight all complaints which may arise
irI euIa tics headache, giddlness, dNneSS
sight, pain in the side, back ETC., and offered the public
Pills iOr all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
VIC, Physicians, LA wing had tho receipt
oTeir manufacture submitted for inspection.
that tile g' eLens OF which they ule composed makcs
them Pill in Tor all diseases OF the Liver, l-
puitics OF tho Blood, wG*ay this not only from our
but also from tia OF Inc nest medical
thorIly United States All diseases requiring The
ofan Aterativ4 DanLOTetiC and PuIgltiVe Medicine.
that under notice, las been treated with the
above Pills with The most sai sG0ctory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
Z. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheoa.
ID ICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
Ii, fixtures oft establishment occupied by r A BTent
inEer Centre Wheeling and by additions to his is
cps furnish city and country customers with Tho
and best Drugs Medicines, Oils Paints, Dye StS,
ON tho most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department.
He will attend PronPtlyto the filling prescriptions,
PerfumeTeS, imported Havana cigars, and verety 0I
fancy articles on hand. Gan1l
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Saddlers Hardware.
AND COACH TRIMMING.
TUST oreDed large assortment OF Hardware
81 ard Coach THINNING Coach and le'tlser Varnish,
Buegy Bows, Hubs, sPnkAI Fellows Carriage and Tire
Hollis MsleahIe Irons Patent and Enanlelled Leather,
Tn used BY the trade which invite the at
tentjom or lie bubble JOHN KNOTT,
naI3 OlA Stand, l62 Main at
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MAY be nially consulted at his Lock Inrnmry
M No. 81 South Gay 81, between LOMBARD and second
fee baltimore. Md. This medical institute established
fifteen years In this city by ocular Physicians
rUge nom wCkery, Is widely celebrated speedy and
Elective SOus classes Of diseases but especially
thCesc Known ..-l. ...-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-16
CONSERVATISM AND RApIcALrsM.

Conservatism is convertible term especially applied
the political parties of the day. The democratic party,
for instance which has been called combination of adj
calls conservative party in its highest sense To the
wing party heretofore known, the term conservative
has been conceded by and yet the wings
always radical when they should be conservative and
conservative when they should be radical II is interesting
the things and how truly this remark is
borne Whenever there is great question mooted in
which the people feel deep interest the wings put their
conservative armor and hold back with NIL their power
If the banking system is to be improved that labor may
be protected from loss and run the wings resist and cling
with tenacty the old order of things the right of
suffrage TO be extended and property qualifications repu
dated that all citizens may be equal a, the baosbox
the wings object and ifpossble to defeat the
proposition Take them the question of extending
boundaresof bringing new States into the Union--of
hbcralizing revenue and maritime laws-you will find
them prompt and united against all such reforms and inn
provements
They radical always the wrong side, and strange
that III They advocate extrsvagant expenditures Of the
public money local projects Of doubtful expediency
They desire to the proceeds of the public lands turned
into one channel, and made the OF inducing and
exciting the widest speculation in the States They favor
the largest ISSUES of paper money without regard the
basis They advocate the abrogaon of all laws looking
to the liability of persons united in joinsock companies
for their own benefit But their radcalism does not stop
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-16
From the Platte Argus (den) of June 9.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MISSOURI

Below insert the proceedings of democratic meeting
held in the courthouse in this city last night We wish
every republican in Missouri could have been present to
witness the great enthusiasm that prevailed No doubt
this the largest meeting ever held in Weston But
feeling preyaedand that was indignation at the be
raya of the interests of Missouri by Col Benton who has
allied himself and his fortunes TO the aboohists ma
orty OF the meeting including the president recently be
onged to the Benton party but they comprehend him
and have abandoned him forever There Benton
party in Platte county.
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THE DAILY UNION

here They would sweep naturalization system from
saiutebooks failing in that would the strong
OF the majority and refuse to adopted citizens
the right Of election to Office Identical with this violent
wrong is the idea Of making religious belief test
tried BY which Of purest citizens would be
cluded from equal enjoyment Of the blessings OF our
laws Last not least these conservatives in all things de
sired by the people and sustained by justice and
common sense always readywe speak par
tculary Of henorthern whgso throw their whole weight
into the scale Of aboonism and assist In every expe
dent matter how reasonable fanatiea that may
courage that reckless and ncendary organization Such
is whig conservatism hand and wing radieasm
the other
The democratic party the party of the truest
vasm 1t regards observance of the rights Of the States
only the first part of American education, but
primary American duty II regards economy in the pub
lie expenditures religious obligation upon all officers
of the government 1t follows with careful steps and vigil
liant scrutiny, the plain behssts of the constitution At
every hazard resss the enemies Of social order because
it knows that they have nothing better offer in exchange
for glorious Institutions 1t adheres TO the nunctons
of the statute in regard adopted citizens as matter of
gratitude well of duty 1t believes the South be
portion of the American Union and believing susains
the South in all that is secured to it by the fundamental
law These elements that render the democratic party
conservative in the highest meaning of that phrase Where
the radicasm of the democracy begins is not difficult
ascertain II is radical against the enemies of the Union
il is radical in its progressive tendenciesn its hostility
all partial egsationin its attachment the great
ample which aids the repsbc to expand and protects 70
its bordersin its cordial invitation the OPP
pressed of the Old World and in its desire to protect the
interests of those who too often sacrificed by the willy
few. Such is the radieasm of the democracy
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 40, 1854.

a,- M q M Ja.s No Harrison street, Cincinnati, ONO, 10
Our collecting agent the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. D. THosIs, j. r. bxsf, WA n IhosA. r. "
y...x r. N T. wsHsAs, A. l.. caiLps, and Dr. Ws isvise
Receipts Of either viii be good. !,
- M, i.sA.L H. JAAEs, No lea south Tenth street. fbadei
~ a ~, general travelling agent assisted W Wa H'wsLD,
- ra,,,.s JAMES DEKHIss, HAsurr, Jos. bUrros Csc
n,,raH M. BoDIsn, EpsUSp W. Wiley, WiLLAA L.
~ ,snaAs nndG EoRes L. Moi.sop.
no. Mr. Nj Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, Is our gen
~ n. Yelling OF Alabama and Tennessee
100 Nv O. " Laws JANIS LEWIS, and SAMUEL d. Lewis.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN.
TION
Nebrasta BIZ Unanimously Endorsed

TRAITORS APPALLED,
The following despatch has been received from Concord
State convention goriodsly harmonious Resolutions
fully endorsing Nebraska adopted unanimously with three
chcerf Great enthusiasm prevails Traitors appalled,
hear cheers from the convention now, send ron this"
The democracy Of the Granite State have taken noble
stand upon their mountain barrier We congratulate the
sturdy members Of that patriotic unanimous convention
and the noble constituency whose win they speak 4
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ABOLITION sYsrArnEs.-Burns, the fugitive while here,
ON his return TO Richmond, quite communicative He
stated that his leaving Richmond accidental and not
premeditaed He employed stevedore in loading
vessel at Rockets and after knocking off for the day
Jay down IN the hold and fell asleep having no idea
That the vessel had finished loading but supposina ne
would be employed on board again on the next day He
walked up some time after and finding the hatch closed
called out to be released from his confinement, which as
done II was in the night and he was told by the crew
that the vessel was under way. He insisted on being mt
ashore but refused and they told him he would
soon be in Boston where he would find plenty friends
plenty OF employment and w~nt for nothing So finding
they would not put him SHIRE he made up bis mind to
go 20 boston aud DO gentleman But on his arrival he
was sadly disappointed There were plenty of idle negroes
mere ana ne could got nothing do II was nearly
month before nc got job of work and in the mean time
he was half starved and ragged as buzgard None of
his abolition friends cared for him until they pund ont
that he was runaway niger and then they were ready
enough 10 help him. common niger there (he saidl
was of 20 account with themhe might starve and 70, q
but IL he was only runaway they were almost ready
to fall down and worship him Look al these clothes
said he pointing to the elegant dress sni he had do
you think they would have given them to any common
nRger2 Shugbw Here is example of the depth OF
abolition sympathy for the African il only mani
fest itself In deadly and dem oniacal hatred to the South
Norfolk Herald
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NGREss-THuRsDAY.

snSATn-Alr Sumner presented the credentials of Hon
julius Rockwell appointed by the governor of the Com
mouweah of Massachusetts, as successor TO Hon Edward
Everett resigned and Mr. r. appeared qualified and
took his seat
joint resolution giving the consent Of Congress to the
acceptance by Lieut. NJ Maury of the navy, OF gold
medal from Majesty the King of Sweden, was consd-
cred and passed also joint resolution relating TO
the raft OF Red river -#
The indigennsane bill was taken up and Mr. Clayton
spoke considerable length in favor of the BILL and against
the Presidents veto Mr. Seward obtained the floor and
the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, or REPRESENTA- vEsThe postal-laws-amendment
bill came up consideration. Mr. Smith, of New York.
offered an amendment the effect of which would be to
abolish the Post Office Department at the end or two years
After debate the previous question the bill was secand
ed The House went into committee, and proceeded to
amend the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill Nu-
mcrous amendments were adopted, when the committee
rose, and the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-16
THE UNITED STATES REvIEw.--ABoLITIoN rs, THE
Union f.

We have received the June number of this democratic
review The leading article is elaborate discussion of
aboonism enemy of the Union, II will be seen
that of the positions advanced in this article are criti-
cised and controverted with great ability and think
with entire success by of correspondents to-day
The general Of the sentiments against
which have been earnestly and orcbly presented in the
Review, win meet with cordial approval from all good
do,uncr ate e III
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-18

The JENNINGS EsrAry.-The Richmond Wing
publishes the following extracts from letter re-
ceved from an intelligent yirginian in England,
dated October "a, 1854:
81 cannot find the viii of old bennington the
reason that Lord Beauchamp has lost il where he
could not find 1t now. He administered the estate
AS next Of kin, Earl Howe taking possession of
Acton Place as next heir, so that they cannot be
reached except viii be found later than that now
on record, which would show special devises and
requests TO your ancestors, some other claimant
IF the viii was found, and If lapse of time did
not operate rs an efectual bar to recovery, Whaf
nertf a. 1t would take mint Of money, and
many years. to Gust Lord Howe, and the Beau
champs have squandered away the money. a.
A deeper fraud was never practised or planned
than this claim. II has ruined many claimants,
and will ruin many more. would not touch II,
for ! was cautioned about it on my arrival, by
friends, and took their advice. Thousands Of
INDECENT knaves, who practice iaw IN London,
would aarvc but for the harvest they reap from
the invesfigdtion Of reh claims and they simu-
lats inquiry and excite false hopes by newspaper
publications and letters-idcri enlsa-with the
full knowledge that never a dollar could, by posi-
bility be recovered. It's thing almost unknown
TO recover claims of this character
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-18
The Great Marble Statue

THE DYING GLADIATOR, F's
On exhibition al Ao,risons Building, -Four and half
street near Pesasytuania aceaue, fran o'clock
a. M until 10 r, M, daily. ts,,,r.
e.a NJ, Admittance rs Cents.
!. statue Of surpassng merit It's power and
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
amazing truth with which the two great elements Of
humanity and mortality are delincsted. The artist
gives US all the pathos and the tragedy Of death,
in the presence Of that awful power before whose icy
scepre all mortal distinctions leveled No statue
was ever more marked by simplicity. Nothing has
been done fcreffect. No vulgar applause is conrted,
and the dssensy and dignity truth rFs .orupa0aa
"a wonderful production Of art. Its simplicity is
such that 1t does not strike at first; the admiration
comes afterward, and in tide sufficiently deep and
strong II is the moment Of exhaustion Of fantness,
This statue Is indi1DOlubly associated with Byrons
immortal stanza;
SEQ before me the Gladiator le
He leans upon his hand; his manly brow
Consents to death, but conquers agony;
And his droop'd head sinks gradually low,
From the red cash, fall heavy. one BY one,
Like the first Of q thunder shower; and now
The arena swirns around him he is gone,
Ere ceased the thurman shout which hailed the
wretch who won. ]
He heard II, but he heeded not; his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away.
He reck'd not Of the life he lost nor prize,
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay:
There were his young barbarans all ut play;
There was their Dacian mother; he, their sire,
Butchered to make Roman HOLIDAY.
All this rash'd with his blood Shall be expire,
And unavengeds Arise, ye Cloths, and glut your
ire.
Us. HoLLINGsHEAD,
dec l57-dtf ~ h gs Agent. 3
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-18
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

rOr tne rapu cure vi Nv
Coughs, Colds Hoarssness, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, Asthma, and Consufnp-
ton. =
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety for
its Of every variety Of Pulmonary disease, that
II Is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evidences of
its virtues in any community where IL has been en-
ployed. So wide is the field Of its usefulness, and
numerous the Of its cures, that almost every
section of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
desperate diseases Of the lungs by its When
once tried its superiority every other medicine
Of its kind is too apparent 10 escape observation and
where its virtues known, the public no longer hes
tate what antdote 10 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
incident TO climate And not only in formid-
able attacks upon the lungs, but for the der varie
ties of Colds Coughs Hoarseness &c, and for child
II IL the plcasantest and safest medicine that
be obtained. MR aH#e
As Il has long been in constant use throughout this
section we need not do more than the people
it's quality is kept up 10 the best that II has BEEN
and that the genuine article Is sold by
Y. ID. GILMAN,
Washington.
q. M. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown,
And by all Druggists everywhere.