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GRATIS
GRATIS,
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEDICINE.


MEDICINE.
A FEW words on lh- Rational Treatment, with
n Ont Medic q, of SpematOrrhra, -
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debili- EaSZH2
IS, Low Spirits, LassiIude, Weak SZs
ness of The Limbs and Back. Tndispo- =
s!iion snd lncapacity for Study and
Lab0r, Dullncss of Apprehension, Loss Of M-mory,
aversion up Society, Love Of Solitude. T'midiiy,
sell Dis,rust. Dlzzsness, Head Ache, Involuntary
discharges, Pain ~ the Side, Affection Of IN Eyes
PiElples on the Face, Sexual aud other infrmities
IN man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. ID. DE LANRY.
Tbe Hnpo'tayt fact tbat these alarming complaints
may easily be removed without Medicine Is, an IN
small tract. clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by OF which ey-
cry one - enabled to cure himself perfectly, and al
the least possible cost avoiding thereby all the ad
vertised nOstrums of the day.
Sent 90 any address, gratis, and posi- free in
sealed envelope, by renting (post paid two post
age stamps TO Dr. b. DELANEY, No. IL Lispsaard
street, New York. jan l7-am
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TXtersiye Robbery.

| TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb civilians alias Har-
ris,n was arrested to-day, charged with hav-
drafts, belonging TO S n. Clark, Of New York.
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SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS.

THE subscriber weuld invite espec al attention to
l his extensive assortment Of superior quality
Plated Goods, consisting Of
Tea Sets, Walters, Butter Coolers
Salad Stands, Casters, Cake Baskets
Forks, Spoons, Ladies', Salt Stands
Goblets, Tea Kettles and Coffee Urns
Al of which are warranted TO be Of The best quail
ity. and at greatly reduced prices.
c. w. BOTELER,
House Furnishing Sture,
No 31s, Iron Hall, and 345 ID street.
3 feb 6-ly
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW and seoo d hand PIANOS, Of my own and
IN severa! other factories, are always toSr-9Ks
be had ~ nay Piano wareroom, on Slew
smith St, between Pa. aver ne and Il st.
cid Pianos taken IN exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
2. Q. RE!CHENBACH-
r s-A few very low priced secondhand Pianos
rom SO for sale. dec Ism
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WATCHES. WATCHES!

IF YOU wish warranted - ANS
Il umckeeper, at a reasonable Ns<@
price, you are invited 10 call IkS1&Fzh
and examine my selected stOck 1890
Of fine English and Geneva Watches for ladies and
gents. II. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th SITS.
ian 1s-eOtMar4
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

ATESSRS. RYDER & PLANT have taken the
III old and well known confectionery establish
meni, No. 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall, where they will be most happy 10 receive
their fiend. aud the public generally.
We will keep cOns,a lily On hand a choice selec-
ton of all kinds Of CONFECTIONERY
Also, dealers in foreign an. domestic FRUITS, OF
all kinds. =.
We hope by strict attention to business 10 win
tn appreciation Of Cur friends, and merit liberal
share of patronage generally.
N. b. Balls Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable and satisfactory terms at the short
est notice. RYDER & PLANT.
feb 6--tf
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Politics in Connecticut.

New HAVEN, Feb l0.-The Know Nothing
Convention for the domination Of State oficers
is to be held at Hartford on the 22d
Hon Samuel Ingham, the lem ,crstic can
didate for Governor last year, declines o rs-
nomin alton.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

COMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Fruit
" Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Des
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and triple
plated on Albata, the best substitute for silver
ranted and sold by III. SEMKEN
No $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and l0tn SITS.
ian 10
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SILVER WARE.

\ VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
u Pitchers, Gohlets, Cup Creams, and all kinds
of Spoons and Forks, and a variety of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup Ind Cysui
Ladies, CTumb Scrapcrs fish, PIE and cake Knive-.
Cream and Sugar Spoons, ETC.. is offered a; low pa
ces and warranted sterling.
a II. SENKEN,
No. 33O Pa. avenue, bet. 9lh and 10Th S..
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" AHofHEA r Un.-Mr. wHITEHURST hal, been
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited at the Worlds Fair, New York will be remem.
oered that MI w. recefved from the Worlds Fair
Two medals tor his unr1vAed dsgrerreotypes
Fillmore and Cabinet and Panscopes of Niagara Fails he
sides premiums At a the fairs which exhibited for
ries. - ' e~
Call and hye your licensees taken whitshurss Gale
1914 -~S'
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Arrival from yapsn.

NEW York, Feb. l2-Ths store ship Sup
ply, A. Sinclair. Commander, arrived to-day
from Samodi, Japan. The oficsrs and crew
are reported all we'll.
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kIpfsssly Tor sac Daily RvsniRs STAR
Marine pisas,srp

faiLApHLPHrA, Feb. IL "A letter from
Lewss, Del, aS Saturday, reports that the
British bark Blythwood. hence for 81. Douip.
80, was ashore st wsst Flsss, below Hawks
Nest Only her missslmsst WAS standine. and
she was inclosed in heavy lee.
The schooner ashore at the pitch Of Cape
Henlopsn IL reported 10 be the Selah (or Sc
lax) from Savannah for Boston. All comment.
{ alton with her is inpractieabls. The steam
tug Amsries failsi in her attempt to board her.
The heavy Ice Of Friday caused most Of the
vessels 10 the roadstssd to drag their anchors.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

CMP and ins COAL delivered to any part of the
i District low for cash. Apply through the post
ONCE or at tbs lumber yard Of the subscribers, ID
and 10Th streets, near the National Observatory.
feb o-eo3t H. N. & w. EASBY.
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DISSOLUTION,

The undersigned would respectfully request alI
those indebted to the concern to come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th Of March, as it is very
important TO him 10 have the business closed by that
ume All accounts left over at that time will be pu,
into the hands Of an officer for collection. All nc
counts due by the concern will please be presented
for payment as soon as possible, as am ready al
any time to meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
r. S.-The undersigned would respectfully say 10
all the customers of the late firm, and the public
generally, thu. there will always be kent stock OF
Wood and Coal at the old stand, Green street and
soicits share of public patronage. Believing il 10
D. pest Tor both buyer and seller ne has determined
to make the terms cash. short time to punctual
customers THOS. ORME, Agent.
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designation and Election q Railroad
President

BALrTnoRE, Feb. 1.-The Directors Of the
SunSury and Erie Railroad held . meeting
this morning wh.n the resignation Of James
Cooper, the late President, was accepted EK-
Governor Bigler will probably BE- his sseoesor.
The election ~ now progressing
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RoFICE OF C3PA RTNERsHIP.
WASHING ron HALL REsTAURAYT

Corner n nnsytrantG Gren1 and 9Th st.. south side
~ ~ PETER NJ. DUBANT,
tA<& - begs leave 20 say to his S
1V friends and former custom ~
ers that he has disposed Of -
his entire interest in his late esiabishu en, under
the ST. Charles Hotel and 10 inform them that lac
will hereafter be found a! the above named Re-
taurant, which will be- conducted under the j,i.
management of 6ENTER s. DUBANT.
The firm beg 10 their fnends.and the pub
lie generally that no exertiOns will be spared BY
them 10 deserve continuance of the favor and pa
uOnage they have heretofore received, and thai
th.ir establishment, for order. cleanliness, and
tenton to the wants Of TIER visitors, shall be
passed in this or any other city.
Their Larder Will always be supplied with the
most choice Viands, Luxurie-, and Deic acies thai
the market can afford and their Bar well stocked
with beverages the most favOfite kinds and hes,
qualities, together with choice LOT Of Cigars OF SUI
perior brands.
WILLIAM +. BENTER,
ian 3l-eO6t PETER Nj. DUBANT
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Boarding.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES!!

- = fHSH'0 a hIfIHN IANIsI
HUTCHINSON MUNRO have just received a
Ii beautiful assortment Of choice VALENTINES.
which they will close out at very reasnnabIe prices
Also, constantly o" hand, an asso tmeni of Letter
Papfr Visiting Cards, Envelopes, Sc, AZ their new
store, next door to NJ ssrs. Harper Co.'s, No.
$40 Pa. avenue, between AiH'h and Tenth SITS
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
feb SGT lInteI1
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LUX KENT OR EXCHANGE-For Georgetown
L OF Cry Property, a small and well cultivated
Farm IN falrfaN county, Va. Enquire Of J. ORME,
corner OF hndge and Congress sts., No. 81.
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ENTINES.

Va. ENTINES.
w have this morning received the largest and
most varied assortment Of Valentines ever
ouefed IN this city, consisting OF every style,
nnisn and price TO suit s kinds people of an ages
sexes and conditions, all Of which we viii run on al
such prices as snit the times.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
500 Pa avenue, near corner Tenth streets.
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W WaLCHss.-Members OF Congress and others I'm
want OF first rate tmekeeper would do well TO make
selection at ones that their quality may
ed before leaving the city NJ. w. GAIT BROS sssort-
meh was so complete at
descrpuon all warranted and at prices certainly as low
similar articles can be purchased any city in this
country M w GAIT mn
jan 2o-du Pa. avenue betvren oh ana Io,S 80.
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A COMMoDIOUS DWELLING FOR RENT
"A Inc large aud commo,iious dwelling At the
roIheI Oh lin street an Pa avenue, containing u
,a'ee f"ohns, win q fine kitchen in the basement,
having nae cellar and hack yard. the whole being
IN une repair, Is now Ior rent. Its excellent loca
uon ana nne accommodations make il one of the
mos, desirable places for large boarding house or
DIV 'lliIg in Washington For term. AMY AZ the
Star Office '0"' "Pf S.h ,f
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SPLENDID RATTLE.


MILL lie Rallied for a. soon As the requisite
w number of Chances have been taken, the fol
lowing splend and costly articles, viz:
LIST Prize. One splendid gold Paper Weight,
Containing an AutOmaton Singing Bird
and Sday Chronomctcr, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelled
Paintings. 500
I'd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting Gil Enamel. 20
Sd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch richly set
with Diamonds, and Painting on En aineI. l2O
4th Prtze. One Gents Full Je cled Patent
Lever with Compensatory gold Hunting
IOO
9Th Pnze. Lady's Gold Hunting Watch, SPLEEN
didy 90
Jotdi 'di .S2,OOO
There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place at Hnbus & Hitz' Mu
sic Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
llth street, where Tickets he procured and the
articles exhibition.
Persons DESTROYS Of possessing some of the most
superb rticles of workmanship exhibited, have
now an opportunity offered them of obtaining such
al an extremely low price.
Call and examine for yourselves at the Music De
pot of HILBUS HITZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours Of O'Clock a. m. and o. IN.
feb 7-tf
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STORAGE-Those having Furniture Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &c, To be stored, will find ample &C
commodations in the large, airy, flag stone paved
and Dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
jan 3l-tf
EOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERN
II Ofy ars, the well situated, commOdious, we'll
hnshed and convenient dwelling House, over the
Music Store OF Hilbas < Hitz. at the corner OF Pa
avenue and llth street. IL contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the kitchen
Is situated. This is a chance for private fam
lily wishing large house on Pa. avenue, for per
son desiring the hest location in Washington for a
large and well kept boarding house. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
jan 12-f
HOMES FOR ALL Beautifully and healthily
IL lo"ated Building Lots, "a feet front by I39 feet
deep, on graded streets, cam until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price OF SIS, payable 80 Der
month Title iDdisputabe.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan S-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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WATCH RsrURNs.-W. c. Rigway, disorderly
In mar ket; fine and costs Owen Brannan
drunk in the street; workhouse 80 days. -Four
dodgers were in last night and dismissed thi.
m0rBlng
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

THE subscriber has always ON hand a sssoft
ment oil German and American Pr
AMOS, from the very best manufacturers yKvn
which he offers for sale ut lower prices
than can be purchased in the District Of Columbia
ana On the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased from me are warranted 10 give sstisfac-
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
b. REISS, Professor Of Music,
q, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb o-3ms
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N. a. TYSON & SISTERS
SEMINARY FOE YOUNG LADIES

On f. betrcen lGh and 18Th streets, Washing on.
THE second term Of this institution commences
on Wednesday, the 9TH Of tie present month,
and will expire on the lsi day Of July nexi.
Circulars may be had al the principal book stores
in The city at tie seminary. feb6 6t
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@ Mott B,delrs Limo. 81
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY coNCKRu.

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY c0NCKRu.
THAVE this day received and opened great va
i ETY. OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEWELRY.
Good Clocks from 81 so 10 els, al warranted one
year. Also, gold end silver w aicbes In great va
riety, silver Watches from o. 20 &35 gold lever
Watches from S25 TO OIL 50. and great assortment
OF Jewelry all OF which will he sold cheaper Than
goods of sane quality can be bought in this city.
Those wishing TO GET COED Cocks would do wen
to buy from me, as put all my Clocks In order be-
fore selling the,n.
Call ani see for yourselves, atths Csost wssch
Emporium Of ]. ROBINSON.
ian l0-im fIutsil
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eBJos SHILLIEsToS receives Sill Books and News
papers fast published He agent HArpers
the other Magazines and readers will always ind
large and good assortment Of Blank Books
bis Bookstore, Odeon Buildng Pa and AZ 81
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n READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with taste elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel Their stock
embrace the Pslitot Sutout Ovecoa shaped
and aeElsges; Tamss black and blue Dress Coats
Frock Goats OF all fashionable coors Casmer business
Suites rich Velvet Vests Silks &C. black doeekn
figured Osssimer and plain Cassfmer Pantaoons
youth-Jacksts, Pants Vests Overcosts &c. they are
their own manufacturers they enabled
lowest prices superior IT. Collars Gloves
Ties &c, Of late styles always hand. dec 20
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NEW POLKA.

lust published and for sale al HILBUe HfTz'
% MuGc Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated On Jacob Htibus, Esq,
by ]. Esputa, embsll,shed with bessufui and cor
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
Tnc uade supplied on very liberal terms.
feb6-u
nOSINSON,s PRACTIoE--The Pracuce N
II Courts Of Justice In England and the Units<
States, by Conway Robinson, Of Richmond.
vol l-price e6, just published.
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II. SEMKEN, JEwELER,

No. $50 Pa. aceaSe, betSeen GA and l0tk srees.,
oncrs Tor sale magnificent assortment Of
DIAMOND JEwELRY,
Gold Bracelets, BreaSpns, Earring, Seal Ring
Wedding Rings, Fob and vea Chains, sssls, Lock-
cts, Pencils, TbimbIes, Trnkets, etc
All articles are warranted ~ represented and sold
unusually low. t'n 10
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BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.

yHWGS HNUEhcON, Cutter and Filter.
j. FOAk eat, asa Pa avenue, n. eide
l. between 18th and 18th streets, keeps cons, ant
iy on hand very fine assessment of Ladies' -ah
and Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters of his ! kf31
own make, OF the best material and work Nv
manship.
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For Sale ANA Rent,

AM Tok SALE Il viii sell at public sale, o.
IL Mr. III Thomas Gne Store, in spaidns di,
c.; ON .ne ioth day Of Mach next ensuing, one
and portion in grain, the balance well timbered
Inns lot adloiRs the lands of Thomas Grimrs, Dr. p
H., he1 Th and Dr. Gun,on, highly cs,imable neigh
DOTS. Ihere Is portion of meadow lard very desi
raoie, timely wntered-ihe distance from AlexanGria
- ABOUT ,nIee mile, and from Washington six OF
seven ven inere are good situations for gardening.
~. $500 e ~ commence at 10 o'clock.
mr.. e!imes will show the lot. Dir the subscriber.
WILLIAM TOSON.
feb l2-l. wtN arI6
until lOts March, and forward one COW each Week
70 ~. Wslby Post Office, Prince George county
no., ana Toward the account to the subscriberl
'o1 kENT-a BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
~, egnt rooms, on Sixth, between G and n streets
Inc mouse Is IN good order havng been recently re-
feb 10 81 '"'
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TREAT InDUC r N ENT1.
VI CAMPBELL, BROTHER CO.
AAV baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd,
count OF stock, large stock of recently import ed
goods, such as WATCHES, IENEH.RY, SILVER
WARE, .diodt1 and Plated Goods, Clocks, Bron.es,
CEj TO SUIT THE TIMES. W1TH6IyT RE-
GARD TO COST isnaI-sr
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10 SoV Ia. avenue, Oct. Stn anu 10Th S..
jan 10
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girl, was her sister; that she had $500 loaned
out to person in this city, for which she do.
rived regular interest, and that she bad funds
In the bank. After this, the gentlem an 8
deputy made call at the house, which was
answered by young lady, dressed in elegant
style, with gold watch and chain encirclipr
her neck and which, on inquiring her name,
be found to be sister of the msndicant. The
house was neatly furnished, and on looking
into the yard, he observed good supply Of
wood. Thus, it will be seen, how necessary il
il to exercise the utmost vigilancs; for the gen.
tlsmen here spoken Of are men of great pru
dense, and yet they were deceived.
An AHkLE-LEr.-A new article has just
made its appearance in this city. We cannot
say for certain hat this 10 a proper term, for
being unsophisticated in every thing apper-
tanning to ladies' dresses, We shall be excused
If we have not given new article of dress
We saw on Saturday last Its proper name. 1t
will be remembered that on Saturday last our
streets we're muddy and sloppy, arising from
q thaw the previous night This made Il very
disagreeable walking for tho ladies, who fire.
quently were compelled to raise their nne
dresses to avoid soiling them. Having occa-
sion 70 make one of the crossings on the Ave
nue, We encountered very pretty lady coming
the opposite direction, and with our accu,-
toned gallantry, We made room for her to
pass. In 30 doing, by making u bow, our eyes
we're attracted to the beautiful embroidered
pantal \as, edged with lace, that she wore,
and w1&O6 were fastened with gold clasp
elegantly chased, similar to those wore on the
arm Hitherto the American ladies lave been
indebted to the French for their modes; ard
1t therefore Affords Us much pleasure to con-
vey to our many lady readers in Paris 30 use
full and ornamental fashion as the Ankle Let
as production from Washington city.
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feb l0-Po&ds
Eastern times., 1855-09-06

stood his case, he pitied him, but he could not
help him. At home, he was the object Of the
most bitter recrimination from his wife and
thus driven from despair to torture, he neglect
ed his business and his home entirely, and was
at last driven to commit the awful crime of
suicide. Such was the end of man whose
career of life commenced with the fairest pros
poets, and who launched forth upon the world
with the blessings and the good wishes Of all
who knew him.
" Now to what cause can we attribute the
melancholy fate of James Harleyl Can any
one doubt! Does not his story tell its own
moral! Had his wife been true to her duty
had she been attentive to her husband, to her
self and to her house, she might have lived
one OF the happiest of women and James Har-
ley might have been an honored and prosper
Gus man. for a true woman can at all times
save her husbands honor, and can often re-
deem a fallen one but where there is neither
union OF heart or sentiment, or where the wife
refuses to respond to the heart-worship of the
husband, or where he cannot appreciate the
heroism and sublimity of the wife's devotion,
there you will certainly never find that true
happiness so essentially necessary TO perfect
the married state
Eastern times., 1855-09-06

learn from your valuable paper, that the
democracy of Maine are in the field for a fight
at the coming election. They have at last
found out the necessity of making an issue
with the amalgamated isms which have-over-
thrown them for the last three years. | hope
them glorious, old-fashiOned victory. With
able, talented and popular candidates, and a
fair open fight on principle, see no reason
to fear for the result The corruption and
tyranny of the present state government ought
to be enough to satisfy any people with the
experiment of change. Yours truly.
Eastern times., 1855-09-06


publican rally at Augusta, rotices two patriots.
who are ready to bleed and die for their coun-
try, as follows:-
g First, DR.. AMOS NoURsE was the President.
a gentleman whose political career is somewhat
known, and whose abohtioniSm is of somewhat
recent origin, who voted for PIERCE for Presi-
dent, sought office at his hands, (the collector
ship at Bath and did no: get 1t, which showed
to the Dr.'s satisfaction that the President was
wanting in judgment, and Of course, that the
Dr., as he lacked the office, so he would lack
judgment himself if he did not turn against an
administration that had not sense enough to
appreciate his merits.
The transition was natural enough. Morrill,
and he had once trained in the same company,
and where should he go but to his brother de-
serter. And he went ! and as much personal
regard as we have for the Dr.. we cannot help
thinking that if he had been Collector at Bath,
he would not have been President at that rally.
Then, JOHN p. HALE, whom everybody
knows as having been violent abolitionist
eyer since he was 'shabbily treated inn be-
ing allowed to have his own way in New
Hampshire, and to take what Office he pleased,
and dispose of the rest as he fit.
He is now furious Know Nothing as well as
abolitionist. Three. years ago he presided over
a National Convention at Pittsburg, which
passed the following resolution;
ReSoiued, That enigrants and eriles from the
Old World should find a cordial toelcome to
homes of comfort and fields of enterprise in the
New and erery attempt to abridge their privi-
leges of becoming citizens and owners of the
soil among us ought to be resisted Nth inferible
determination.
Now he proscribes and persecutes those 'em-
igrants and exiles' to whom he then extended
a cordial welcome