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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-09
Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD
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TRAINS LE4DE pETERSBLJRG.


TRAINS LEAD T. PETERSBURG.
Mu Train, daily ut. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Freight Train, with passenger Car attnched, Mon
days, Wcdne-days aud frlnys nj ~
TRAINS LE1PE RICHMOND.
hxnrrss lnin, daily at.-------.--------.5i A NJ
Freight Train with passenger Car attached, Mon
days, Wednesdays md Fridays. nj II
The Express lIHn, leaving Richmond Mt 81 n. m,
CONNECTS with tho rain leaving Peter sburg by the South
ride Rnilroad, for Lynchharg.
Passengers lcnying Lynchburg by the morning Train,
the South side Rairond can ramain in Petersburg
rhre" hous, and hy taking the 81 p Train the
evening 60 directly North. themselves aud baggage being
transported through Richmond &c. tree of charge;
iftbcy desie to stop in Richmond, bo thereto T,n.
Through Tickets for Washington nt...=...---. 50 90
" Ba'tmofe ht---.-----.-. 81
d" " PhladephiA ut. ---...--.- 90
Can ~ procured the Ticket CiIeo in Petersburg.
The Express trains do stop for wny passengers -
The Mail uans will only Stop Port " nl ha nnd
Glover Hill Junction. ilulf WY Station and Manches
The Accommo luton trims viii stop for why pns.
senRcrs.
Fare for white per.ons 81 35 Children five aud
overtwelve years of age 81 cents; Colurd persons
IN cur 81
discounro 10 will bo made coch fur"
ryhru tiefets procured at the Office. and persons
rctting u the where 40 tickets sold.
Servants " Il gu be permitted ia r claea except
when IN intend iulnn children SICK pc sons
absolutely requiring their cnrc. in which the snme
price usfor white i,,rsons will he charged.
THDS DODAMEAD Snpf.
Ofcc n. & =. n. R.Co
mpr 7.dncts Richmond. March 3r1 3 l5J
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C1RPE1INGS And M4T7TNGS.
GEORGE NJ. RkliCkElk a co


Airll 3Oth, 1885.
II AVE now in nstore splendid assortment Of carpet.
ing, as lulows:
E'ln Superior Velvet Oarpc,ng
Tapestry
3 ply Scotch
ply "
isd4 " fwillel Ninctcan :"
3si :" :. Single
IA q" Plaid HEMP &"
IA &" White ,did Me,tiug
Rope Minus Chcfmille
trun Cl,ths nssnrted
II Cd 81 lG-i "a Floor OIL Cloih,.
fnniirrc Oh Cldhs .anrl. splcndii Curnins.
Corpiccs. Roscttcs Cord, aud Tnssela (nl mnch)
pnt mnny other kinds OF bon4r mfni.hng goods, all
o which will be Offered ntrcas"nahlr rate.
nrll0 3m
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rE7sEssAs AsHssNGM MACHINES AND

w EAl FANS II. y N ufitinufe ~. pro are
mfnuf Featuring their works tho Basin very super
ar fHRASHING MACHINES ana FANS ufimProy
e plrer,4 ami ren1yto fl urier'at short notice
hoi o1 rnn onahle
Farmers waaiirg saperor Machine, can dapend on
lelting such y er-enai arpcson or ~ andre>s US
thr ugh the Post Ole
Also, all kinds of repairing done short notica and
on reasonub,e tefm4.
We agents inrthe snie of OBED HUsSEY'S
Cf-EBWAEED PArEsr BEAPER AND MOWER. al the
"hnataetuf"rs price
Those >bire obtain any of the ahnvn attic - will
do well - -rai in thar orders enrly slos>lbe.
The ndnar lie examined at Wor,s
mayj d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-09

Tobacco SCsEWS, ELAENEKS,
l MILLS and FlNlURES, FOX SALE.-Oh
consignmcut 10 be sold ut rratt bargain tie entire
Fixtures Screws. Fatnels, Mill, Pr,-se., Nc, heoug
ing 10 an extensive Tnhncco Manufacturing establish
mrut; the whole OF y hrd have bren used bnt short
tire, md embrace nil the latcst Improvements. The
o~ nrr hneJng determined ndHc,ment
will be uttered p"rchasel- the mp iavora''c totns
II immediate p'isofion h maIr -
1,n1l L. y VI IL NlN NY An1t' L
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EvEEsG0MPE.AlNT,

kFEsSSSN EEAlNE, JAbNDlCh, III -
sLpepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease # the
Kidneys. aud all disea-es arising from n Diserdered
Liver ar Stomach. such us Constipation, Inward Piles
tuness, Blood the II cad Acidity of the Stomach
Nnu Heartburn Disgust fer Food Fuluess weight
the Stomarh Sour Erucations Sinking Or fIufterihg
at the PIT al the stomach Swimming OF tle II ad llur'
ried and loolt Breathing, Flutterng at the leart,
Choaing or Snaarang Sensations when in lying pos
ture. Dmhess of Fion. Dots Wch4 betere tie sight
Fever nui Dull Pain ia the Hen Deficiency Of Pcrs.
pra'ion lellnwness Of the skin and Ewes Pain in The
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs &C. sudden Fushes Of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh Constant Inns gnings OF Eyi. aud
great depression of Spirit be eiectuniy cb,"d d,
DocTER inoFLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlrrERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, German Me'Iicine
Store, No 100 Arch st. door below Sixth, Phi,n
Their power over the above diseases is nor oxc""d
ii equaej, by any other preparation in the United
States, the attest, ia rany niter -kltul
physician- 5ad failed.
These Bters WORTHY the attention of Iny,,lids.
Possessing virtues in the recthc8iuH al 'le Liver
M lesser glands exercising the mos senrrhrg power
in weas and aes ri ns f the digestive organ they
witl,a sac, ccrnn and pIea,u
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DR. J. NJ. Wilsan, LeNinston.
Va. eh 9th 1852. sad II am entirely out "f the
German Bttcrs. They nave heoomo al the rage Nil
rgtse Sells
The Tenth Leg m, Published ut Wood.tocis. Va.
stid, Jan l0th, l8JU a Great Mcieiue.-We bryr
uniformly relraned from recommending to the public
any of the various patent medicines o the day unless
thoroughly convinced # tarir vnlIr. Among those
We consider worthy OF notice, the German Bets, ju
ented by Dr.. Il pand, aud prepared by DIR lCh son,
Philadelphia One instance in particular, il ~hjol
lie eriur virtues medicine have been tested,
allpn under obsrrva N. During the last sum-
neI, of Mr. Ahran Cmbi OF this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, nod after
tying, in vain various lies he purchase I'D bottle"
OF the Biter@ and after using it, much relieved
o his Distressing mslaiy that he procured other bot.
lie and is now restored entirely health.
ley entirely etable, free from all injurious
Ing edients always 5then the system, and never
estate it,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in al the principal
cities and at retail by al ohearie4 and storekcepers in
every town ia the United Satss.
Sold by y. R. LYMAN. J. Il. THOMPSON &, CO,
sn j. II. SEAY Il CO., Lynchbarg, nd by dealers in
medicin" ever, where lsep6 ly
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GTAPLE GOoDs-NOTlCE.

- siorr full stock simple good. Blraehrd and
brown Corions Ticks paii Cot'on. Apron Checks,
henvy Lirers Sc e. all u With can be bought for
Z sh ut very low prices.
npIg7 t. b. II. LEWIS.
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TANDLES --lncni WoN, Srer Adm, nmnniin
" uni Tnllow fe,ei,ns aud far sale by
mayl5.ts SAUNDERS g. IRBY.
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E4NINE TEAs.-o9Iong uad Garpowder Teas Of
Z superior quality ard flavor received and rr sale
ps mny 2j-ts) B. +. ShCKETT.
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PETERSBURG.
CPsstNG GRADE 1855

GPRtNG TRADE Is55-GEo. IL JONES
~ CO. Hhaiesaie DWggids, ie.er-hmg. Virginia
have .oceivrd tArr SrBING SrocK ot Dngs, Medi-
eine4. Paints, Sc. and offer for sale an n,sart
mrht embracing NJ articles in this Inc. suited tn
the wants oi CoGntry Merchants, Druggists, fhysica
and Fnrmrrs.
ubnIing 'heir snpdlie' from Manufacturers md I'm.
Port'rs only, ta"y prep red furnish hese goods
Inv any regultr Johhiug house. tY Orlcs receive
prompt and rnfelul attention. mnr9.ts
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- have nst received anoiher lot u these elegant
SUMNER COATS. Material lulinn Cloth and Gen
temeu Anpnea, they combine the elegance aud duru-
tiiiy o Broalelolh. with The enmof aud caolncas
lapen, BURROUGHS. SHAfEH Il 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-09

Z ] so0I supply Of LicOrice Of approved brunds-
sale on accommodating terms.
THOS. BRANCH h SONS,
sop 9l.ts peicr.hnrg V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

Eck and MANNED. discussion occurred a. to
what was gentlemanly propristy, but on this snb.
ject the Governors were quite befogged. Governor
Draper presented an interesting report on the 70
cent commitmt nts Of alleged Cyprisns, in which he
gave some startling facts connected with that sub-
ject See the report.
The Board Of Aldermen last evening agreed on
appropriating the Of four thousand dollars for
the expenses Of the celebration OF the anniversary
Of the glorious Fourth Of july with the proviso
Tered by Alderman Varian-thas no portion of the
amount be expended on edibles or stimulating
drinks. The days Of civic oifcsiion are fast COM
ing to an end, and the good living formerly provided
by Mr.. Taylor, Of the City Hall, will hencefor ward
be known only ss amongst the things that wore.
In the Board Of Councilmen last evening com.
munication was received from the Mayor in regard
to detailed policemen. We give the document 10
another column. As everything relating to the
police force is Of importance to citizens, 1t viii
no doubt be extensively read. Nothing else Of par.
ticu]ar interest was done in the Board.
The Fire Commissioners sat last night until eleven
ocl,ck and transacted variety of routine business
rela iva to complaints for running on gii walks,
"rurnings in" to engines and hose carriages gems
raj "musses" Of firemen, and nou-psy msnt Of CO n
panies' duea by members, none Of which are, how
ever, important 20 the public. No decisi INA given
to the public Adjourned to next Thursday evening.
The cotton market yesterday was less active
owing to the disposition OF dealers to wai for later
foreign news by the Atlantic. The sales were IL
mited to about 800 900 bales, the market closing
| firm. Common grades !of -four were 12t cents low
er. Canadian white wheat sold at 81 46. Corn was
active without material change in quotations for
mixed Western. Yellow sold at 81 0s. Among ths
sales were lots for export and future delivery.
Provisions generally were firm aud tended towards
higher prices. Sugars sold to the extent Of about
1000 ], 100 hhds. About 10000 bushels of corn
was engaged for shipment to Liverpool at rates
stated in another column.
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Now, is it at all reasonable to expect that
party which after eighteen months existence
commands 1,375,277 votes is going to break up,
and throw away all the fruits of its past la
bors and triumphs for the sake of an abstrac-
tion ? Assuredly not. or course the delegates
will vote in convention according to their sym.
pathies, just as at home they will canvass for
the candidate of their choice or principles that
are likely to be popular. As Governor Gard
ner said, you could not carry village in Mas
sacbusetts on pro-slavery platform; nor could
you secure score Of votes in Alabama in ia
vor of an avowed freesoiler Instead of trying
anything so foolish, Gardner will ask the citi-
zens of Massachusetts, to vote for George Law
or whomsoever the Know Nothings nominate
without prejudice to their opinions on slavery;
and the delegates Of the South will make the
same request, with the same proviso. Each
will act according to his conscience. But as,
after all, the future of slavery in this country
does not seem likely to hinge altogether on the
choice Of the next President, both may consis-
tently unite on the same man and the same ticket,
without waving the least shadow Of their pc
culiar opinions on the vexed question.
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Mr.. Eaator-s.r. we beg, Tn, ough your val

kG0htOI-ShTs e
With painful interest," every truly os
ss IN hs e
enforce upon thor the truth that
q sSss
the Of The times .umbsrs were thrOwu
the history winter in New York be wnses sud
much the great Of
merous calls that made to alleviate the
s n
n e light
humanity feeling warm desire for the elevation
Ms s1 W. ss s 81
amply rewarded sr our labor Of
sns ss e
GOOD faith and ses i in .eserd.nes With
ssT Se1a
all must be win be attended with happy
s
orphan girl: O. ri: CITY by st.b:sing them
ssi:ssa Is e.: .sssSs
Sloa,s s e the ssa s
which sS Tss
sSssy dEsoy sppiss .s BENEFITS may be-
ss eson s % f BY
nection with this propose to urnish board
house for those who have support by
own labor tits fact that many Of shis
board In respectable houses while many find
% ss to n SSsIS a. AL and Are
win be she duty Of ibis society 70 aid those who are out
of employ in their efforts obtain H. while Il will ma
expected Of those who fortunate TO pay mode
rate rate OF board suHicent to actual cost As
eighteen years OF age they become members I'D own
share In the house temporary building will be
IS soon circumstances may be sufficiently favorable to
the COMMITTEES in taking this step, sufcent
hoh ae 70 erect building upon tie ground
donating to the society That there many We
not entertain doubt. We leave the matter With our
eow citizens Shall we persevere, and will yon aid
he committee viii each be provided with book, and by
an on you give al an opportunity Of doing something
held forward the good time coming BY subscribing or
making donations at the Office of the American Ladies'
Assocation 272 Bowery, where OF the committee viii
DO In attendance ANY who wish become
members can have an opportunity by calling the
number, or two influential gentlemen who may
feel interested in this business and DO willing the
Mre. J.. LINCOLN, 27e Bowery, lr.......
therp mas MIA
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHlLADEIPHA, June H. 1885,
Canal, 14h; Long Island, 1877 Penn'a Railroad, "A:
Penn'a State fves, SIX.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0, 1856.
Our cotton market ID dull but prices have undergone
The stock hand Is r@du ed 600 bales Coffee has
advanced nc; fair selling at 10c. There is prime
market.
NEW ORLEANS, June IL, 1866
Our cotton arket Is without change. Sales to- day
200c bales. Western yellow is selling ct 90c. Cot
fee has advanced Nc Freights-Cotton to Liverpool IT,
ALBANY, June l2-l2:30P. NJ
FIour-We have no change to report in prices. Com
Corn-Sales Of 20 600 bushels, at 96Hc. for Western
mixed, ard 81 OF for yellow round. Oats-N0 saes
CSC. Is all that 10 offered for Chicago Receipts by
Canal $50 bbls. four %, 613 bushels earn; 625
do oats; 3O4 do wheat The freshst ID recedng slowly
BUFFALO, June 12-1230P N.
Flour quiet Holders very firm, with views above
those Of buyers Sales Of $50 bb, at 81 80 10 for
mapd. Sales Of 5000 bushels Upper Lake spring. at
90c Corn lower. Sales OF q, COO bushels at Lc a
s3c. Oats-No sales. Canal Freishts unchanged.
BUFFALO, June 12-oA P. NJ
Flour in moderate request sales 500 bills. at 50 so
SO 62h for good to choice Wisconsin, and 50 10 SO
for fancy Wisconsin and Michigan. Wheat dull Sales
5000 bushels Upper Lake Spring, at 81 80. Corn
tive and lower Sales Al, Oco bushels, at &c. $50.
Oats shc: 40. lower. Stock in warehouses large.
Sales 10000 bushels, at Sic. 571sc. Whisky, NO
sales: Canal freights dull and unchanged Receipts
for the twenty-four hours ending noon to-day-B74
bbls -four, 80, $50 bushes wheat 23 22 bushes corn
76,27s buahes oats, 1873 bushels rye.
OswEGo, June 12-6:30P.M.
Nour-The prices for choice brands rather easier.
Sales 700 bbls at 80 50 So and $40 so for
good and extra brands State. wheaSales 600 bush
els Lake Michigan, at 81 and ST. and $3.50 DO white
Canadian, private terms Corn held at 92c without
sales Of Importance. Receipts to day IL coo bols
flour, 5000 bushes wheat 600 do. corn do oats
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The Propeller Caledonla Ashore.

PROVIDENCE, June IL, 1855.
The propeller Caledonia, Capt. scudder from Portland
for New YORK; with . cargo Of molassses, sugar and
sadpg, went ashore at Point Judith Monlay
ing al high water, thick fog prevailing at the time.
The molasses deck stove and thrown overheard
At about O'Clock this morning she lying in very
bad position, with her head ON among the rocks It
thought, If the weather continued favorable, she
might be got off, though she is in very critical
bton The Caledonia is first class vessel Of about 500
tons burthep.
Adespatch from Newport states that forty hogshsads
of moasses one hundred barrels of sugar. and $4,000
feet OF heading thrown overheard from the prop
]er but she still remained ashore this afternoon. She
is sn tight and hopes entertained that she win be
got of at next high water.
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New Hampsnlre Politics.


DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES OF THE UNITED STATES
sENATI-sToKMY CAUCUS OF THE KNOW NoTHINGs,
ETC.
CONCORD, N. H., June IL, 1856.
The democrats in caucus night nominated John 8.
Wells and Harry Hubbard, for United States Senators,
end the candidates of last year for Secretary Of State
Treasurer and Printer.
The Americans in caucus having a very exciting
time Paul R. George addressed the meeting, denoun-
cling the graphing procvities of the free oers and
monstratpg sgsiDst the nomination of John p Hale to
the Senate. He made objection to James Bell, but
conended that the election of Hale would prove the des
tructon of the American party in New Hampshire and
in the nation Six thousand democrats were in the
State, he said, in opposition to Hale and abolitonsm,
ard in favor of American'sm.
Joel Eastman is now addressing the caucus.
There is NO prospect Of vote being taken before
midnight.
At caucus last night the Senate reconsidered the
vote assigning day for the election of United States
Senator's thus allowing the House take the initiative
in the election 1t 10 confidently stated that leading
members Of both branches have united James Bell tor
the long term, and John r Hale for the short term.
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From Cincinnati.

RAILROAD CARS OFF THE TRACK-rHE CASE OF ARR
soN-THE OHIO RIvKR-wEArHER, CROPS, ETC.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1855.
The passenger the Cincinnati and indianapolis
Railroad ran of the track today Lawrenceburs.
The locomotive and baggage car were badly smashed,
but fortunately nobody seriously injured.
IL Is understood that the Grand Jury win find
bill Of Indictment against Arrison.
The river continues to ree at this point and is now
Is feet above low water mark.
The weather is cool and showery and the prospects OF
the crops continue fine.
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CLEVELAND, June Il, 1855.
At three O'Clock this morning, off Black river the pro-
peer Delaware into the schooner E. NJ. Lyon laden
with COAL and injured her to such extent that she
sunk in 20 minutes in 70 feet Of water The crew were
saveo. The propeller the vessels light, and mis-
took it for Cleveland. The schooner was insured for
4 o o0O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

MADAME IsrDoRA CLARK's BKNEFr.-Tbis lady's third
and last concert for the of last evening"
ct the Metropolitan theatre, and very nunerously
and fashionaby attended. The rst circle crowded.
and the parquetts was more than two.thrds filed
which, considering the large proportions Of ths house,
must have given satisfactory pesuniary results. The
programme Of the evening judiciously selected,
consisting for the most part of favorite from
the works Of the most popular modern composers aud
the effect Of the performances very much enhanced
by the addition Of orchestral accompaniment under
the direction of Mr.. Carl Bsgman. The fair beeciaire
was assisted by signors Arnold, Bernardo, Gasparon
and Mr.. Henry Apply the violinst, all artists Of con-
adorable merit The scena and cavatini, sErnanir
Ernani Involami," given by Madame Clark with
very fine effect also the "Anch 10 chuso''
from verdps opera Of 'Nabucodonosor" She possesses
svoce of very fair compass not flexible perhaps,
as 10 required in some Of the ambitious fights
that she attempts but still equal to most Of the de-
mands Of the concert room. We liked her English
ballads exceedingly as they given without effort,
and with much natural taste and feeling. There was
nothing in the other perform ances that particularly
call for observation with the exception Of Mr.. Henry
Appys violin solos, which given with all the deli
cacy and brilancy Of execution whi:h Distinguish the
playing of that excellent artist The evenings enter
taiDmens the whole appeared to give general salts.
faction to the audience.
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Malls for Europe,

NEW YORK HERALD--EDITION FOR EUROPE.
The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye, will
leave this port to-day at twelve O'Clock for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at half past
Ten o'clock this morning.
TIE HERALD printed in English and French) will be
pubBshed at ten O'Clock in the morning Single COPIES
IN wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
he NV YORK HERALD viii be received at the following
plAcee in Europe
ElvxPooL John Hunter, No. IL Exchange street. East
l0NDoN.. !. :. Sanford Co., No. II Cornhin.
/" VIM. Thomas Co., No. 10 Catharine street.
PARIs.. Livingston Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
win embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
ihe Office during the previous week. and to the hour Of
publication.
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Later from Mexico.

PROGRESS OF SANTA ANNA-DEF OF THE INsUR-
CENT?
NEW ORLEANS, June IL, 1855.
The steamer Orizaba has arrived at this port and
brings dates from Mexico to the I'd inst.
Santa Anna had taken possession of Zamora the nsur
rectonsts leaving his approach The fusitvss were
however, pursued, routed and 900 taken prisoners
Santa Anna returned to Morela on the 2lst of May,
and left on the 23d for Aris, where Comonfort was
posted with $500 men.
Several smaer bands of the revolutionsts had also
been routed by the government troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

The PRESIDENTIAL RACE-LAw SrocK-A
Know Nothing State Council was recently held
at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and, as we learn
froma correspondent, a very good platform was
adopted, and wish expressed that the National
Convention would arrange some plan by which
the party might be harmonized for action in
the coming campaign, and select candidate
for the Presidency. All this is very good.
One circumstance, however, occurred, which
made the whole affair an abortion. A resolu-
ton was introduced recommending Commodore
Stockton as a candidate for the Presidency.
1t was voted down, and afterwards withdrawn.
The Commodore, however, is not to be sneezed
at. He is a formidable candidate, far ahead of
Fillmore, Clay ton, and some other old politi-
clans whose names have been mentioned in
the same connection. But we think the Pha-
delphia Convention will find that he lacks the
freshness Of novelty, the strength, the live oak
vitality of the old fellow in this State called
George Law.
Stockton is Laws most formidable autago-
mist in the coming race. All the other nags
will remain quietly in the stable, or be sold for
saddle horses at the springs, or on the sea shore
during the coming hot months. They are worn
out, and not fit for the hard work Of dreadful
Presidential contest. AS for Live Oak George,
he is gaining strength every day. 1t has ap-
peared that bis nomination is not all hoax-
in fact, that there is no joke about it. There
are now plenty of parties ready to take him
up. Recently meeting Of mechanics has re-
commended him for the succession; but he
cannot be moDopolized by any clique.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

The Worlds Medical COngress.-This ex-
teDsve medical institution composed Of foreign and native
phyticians representing system Of practice both
medical and surgcsl in vogue now open at 52 Broad
ready for the OF disease
the humsn frame Inyads consulting this institution
avail themselves The medical and surgical skill
the whole world The Medical Congress 10 in session. and
may be consulted every day except Sunday from A. NJ to
during the that the Congress not in session. and
may be consulted from z 10 o A. NJ, and to P NJ
H. X. ROOT, superintendent