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ACnnlIDrAL.

BALTIMORE, May 8SPoweIl, ohatseh with steal.
ips money FROM tllers in The POslolllce, was nc'
quilted 10 day. The jury tendeted tllet verdict
" itllOuteaving The box,
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'Yi0uS,e,pettolIy, IN. DuRnOh0.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c
RtNUTHLn, WuShiDetUnCU,.

HIEs, Mortfr4rt & Mon5iat.
liar SiTS ~ WAS iituttl, bya FREUD or MEs, 10
Try llamrtonS Vegetable Tincure for i,ysptpts, WITH
which amSfleie lnitS mtSl aggravated and distress.
ing 0rm, pulthlsc AMI u>cd ue bOille, and ietile.
%ho ri s i speiE sy Of and would ssy 10
ll93e who hive Dyspepsia, II they will usG lampOi'S
Vegetable lInGnie, II will certainly cure them.
y IL NEWCOMER.
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.RulpoAp laoS.-rheto Is some movement al
New York in rails, for lie Western aud Southern
toal, aud Tho 'rtUuns hears Of 5000 to 10000
Ton, sold, recently, q. about s55 10 so7, cash and
,;r,s
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RlyuaoLp, Md., Jane isiL. 1851.

MFus. MoIiimtt g. MsHbEGl;
tirnS-. fave GteI afflicted with Tie plies Tor sOeAe
years, and could get nUils O help Tic, until tltId al
YiIri ne 10 Try iamltOn'S Vegetable 1ilelule. par
CllsCl two bottles, aud before had ugci them both
Was Cntilcly CCd ri S niOSt tr0ubesUnc dIsraSe. ~
WIN arc pilkued with Pies wUal do well 10 GIVE lila
rilGinie Trial. You're, respectfully.
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L.uoSsr tl.vL OF THE sEAsoS.-one bundled
and ten thousand hetdngs wete taking on lie
ytinla side Of lie Potomac, OF one haul, oil last
Thursday.
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Il ~ {al FIRST ARRlYAI. q
BurYALo, May sd-A propeller teacted Hereto.
dnYt The fist Ibis .seaso1,I Lnl4a
RtvRR ANDflyRATHRR

Pl14spueal May 3,--RiYet4 feet 10 inches,
stationary. Wcalhet warn and cloudy.
ClScSN4ri, Slhy 3,---RISeE fallen IncFss'-
Weather wet. tL
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lake NAVIGATION.

RvFrS,o, May 3.--rlls ice has driven up the
Lake considerably 'rhtce sail vesyele left this
morning with q good PROJECT Of getting through
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ITThe HsItnoto l'altot says that Tie Express
Tain fIom Wheeling, which left here al 8 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, arrived there on Wednesday
laofnins with one hundred and twenty-five pas
anSs.
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| Unsolicited rc,,imony,-s,e cp,,. q Ga,u
','' RryaaOLp, Md ,Aprl It'll, is,t.

- "'"'"' RrYaaolp. Nd April It'll. is,l.
hear Sl,E.-lla suffered With pain IN my side ami
hack al Ulcr my shoulder blade lOr tho last SIX yfalS
uitd zeal " all Lips III nrltCilc but derived no tne,
III. Alcr ICtcItrt tho FIST lot Of Ilampton'S vtseia
bic ThtipTe IOm iOu Thought wUutd tr whsi virtue
llFIr was Init, did 20, and III teN weeks iA like
PAM ny C1nrieAiUns fnc, i0lneTy II wss sallUW.
liSr gOh appetite, AMI can eat what l'peate without
inc0nN CnrhtH. have suffered so long and 80 much hr
whit lOw eMlOy, that would iylSe The aiCtd tOtlve
thl& ltlctutc Of llr. llampiOnS i1ll Trial.
Yours, legieCtnIlY, S. MENTHkN.
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Mn. RAnRNs.

Nsw YORK, May 3.-Nt, PAGeus has heen held
10 bail IN lie SUN Of 600 for rioOlng The neu'
TALLY laws.
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-. K. pHNDIHToN,

,,.de,n tatEtldlte tor conste1s, viii address tbe
;.ej,,, Cove, Oh Saturday Mayi9, Al O'Clock, =.
''S',oS school House. at night Of sane dayt
-. v,we.ter, Monday May i4(toatt jayN
a.. 80 IrglbttIhnd, d light Of sans dayi tud Al
I,,silog, on 1Uesday night, Nayi6,
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NAvIGaTfnX OPEN.

MILWAUKEE, May 2,-pfopellet Forest City AZ
rived last night, being the fist boat from the Lowell
lake,
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N"nrlcatc Females aud children will please lryll II
cues coughs, hrunchs, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint,
Scr0'ua, With oil arrangements vi The tjSieCL
tall and get pamphlets, gals.
For salG ~. IL, Lognn 81 CO., Wheeling, tere.
raj agcutAi John u. Tnppan, iilh ward, aud by
Druggists generally.
Sod By !VORTiHHR& A0lrRRdY, 30 baltimore al
lI1lnMie, and 39t HIOldway, y, y,
UI'PrlCO 81 per bottle ji26
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A u,le son Of Nj. Robinson, on Monroe steel,
tll,nto cess pool yesterday morning. BY yigot.
On, etetlious Ls was taken out alive, but almost
tuE0eAIed.
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Spyr,-Two coal lOaIs belonging 10 Evan Lake,
otlell,ir, was sunk on last Friday about seven
mile, above Marietta, They contained upwards
Of eighteen thousand bushels Of coal. Loss o.
btd 1880. ...
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s,,rrtI G'o.Slollr.-At The conclusion Of Nj,
|, ron,s' ,peecll al lie Court House on Wednes.
y. ,t,b. ", K. pEspLErOS, Bsq., lie American
,s1sI,y lot COngress, was loudly called for,
W. he atose and slated that oSinL 10 lie late.
..nf lbe bout he would defer response 10 The
n mil Friday evening. liz will accordingly
Ioss The people ibis evening at the COutt
l.te
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Ilopr FovSp,-The body Of boy Oged about 10
A.. va, Iound in The rYct a. IIenwood on Wed.
sl,ymotolus. lie had black hair aud was clad
/ 4 CIus flannel under shit, and coatse pants.
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r MEDICAL
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

- 49,.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.
Judges, La@ycrs, Physicians, Mcrtcd,
Mt poor, from every class 9fsocie.
n, iht$amc tratmoayt IS Cir ,'
en- Of mOnacrtM cRftsty
Hdmptoh's Yiactafe.
~ IS TliE GREAT lNvlGORATING AND
RESTORATIVE or THR C0NSrlrtl- p
Il0N WHEN BROKEN DOWN BY
DISEASE, 0un OWN Cifl-
%ESS BEING WIZ
NE$SES.
~ cET"!--MI. lIcmy Gather lad ihlS Llfa1Ul dis
ease $tN IcJIsi tiled ell tic various rJtJles WiilNt
sutce.'i ioNk tInmpton'. Vegetable I'instIlr,
Winch lna'c TGTjCi AID leLnncHl IuJe, Mr. tallkef
dates his teIitalc Kedall Grove, MONtL OneIy county
Nd, ItCtmlSr 81, iSH Any hItLel niOlnattoH luaY
b. obtained llUnl hiM,
fciICdy, Sud It Is hui little Oask tor liz afflicted 10 cali
AID Ft pamrt aud see for Themselves CultS Of colds,
bronchitis. dysptpS'a,&e
Un si1t; he was SuheI lInnl ChTonc aud ihtllmAin
~ lSnp1iIsmO lrli& standings his itctwtTe haNdlE
ed ny, aud Il VAS with dnkuliy " could walk. lly Tie
1dylcC nj respectable prlClanl, 10 ives induced iO Try
HinPicat 7iHciHrG, ard tie result was leltrt tNeh
his ihrNc, which lad for Iel!S timed lhe shh lhe
bet physicians. IIsI9nle vii HHEyt',lo any Ole wlO
nay dSAllt ~ communicate WITH kln, " call6 lie
STORE oil ie'tmtr j NeHtny.
-
tInny viii lie so,SlusIye hi 10 those wiz DO lot
Er,w lie Csain sE6ii Le s6rPtiCa Df Dawson& mo-
with OILERS Of tic heat knOwn aud most lsy iFSptttA
lH ClilItl& Of RaSCn, endorse Ills wonderful cue BY
IaMplUnS Vegetable IImime.
R1sroS, Oct, 4, 1851
lt'srl, Aoriim,t t. .Uoatrey.
to certify TO tic soCi tIItss Of liS,tois VfcsSIs
l1rCIe was t1r more Lal i've yrItS jSioJis fndsf
dIItlSr of cLonlc TenL,iiJe ami lLe sI ~ isi
live Issso Helpless hat lad 10 Ie iSiied I S 81 Ss
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III, remain, Of Capt. Jos, OAtiloUS, recently
.m,DJsr Of The steamer Golden State, passed
,"tLy mel yesterday on lie Washington City, tOt
pIsJut.L. Capt, Calhoun wss well known on
4, ve,ietn waters as populst and eentlemanly
,ambo.t commander, and will Ue much lament.
'Jb, b, circle Of Personal acquaintance"
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III, steamer Fails City has beeu sold 10 South.
ca company tot $4,000.
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,Ioso wux,-Tbe pedestrian George Per.
y, a1ytrises 10 walk fot 40 consecutive hours
,,osIley In Ilussman's bowling Saloon, in this
d, commencing a, 8 O'Clock this morning.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-22
A FAIR HIT.-PARLIAMENTA REToRTS.

The Hon. John N. Elliot, of Kentucky, on Thursday
last in the course of the goodhumored speech of his col
league, Mr. Cox, interrupted the latter gentleman with
much effect Mr.. Cox appaudng the American party
and American principles and quoted with effect the
glorious lines of Henry before the battle of ST. Cris
PIN beginning with
awe few, we happy few, we band of brothers,"
when Mr. Elliot interposed as follows:
"Win my colleague tell whether his party that
was to the ruins Of the democratic and wing
ties 2"
eyes, said Mr.. Cox, amid shouts ofaughter 'tand
rising"
Subsequently, Mr. Elliot quietly asked of his colleague
who earnestly invoking the democrats to over to
the southern knownothngs to elect Speaker of tho Amer
lean order, suppose do over must ace be a'coTn
before ,ce ny We did not hear the reply of Mr. Cox
to this question but Mr.. Elliot had the advantage.
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THE NEW JERSEY SENATORS.

The able correspondent Of the Trenton True American
pays the following just compliment to Messrs Thomson
and Wright
The Nebraska bill great idea Iworkcd like all other
great arshy, at fstbut it is alrehdy
producing crop of good results II at time when par
ties hungry for Issue, when disappointment were
beginning gnaw at the vas of the democracy and when
personal ISLANDERS of the opposition beginning to hsr'
their effect upon the rank and e 1t is astonishing says
Colonel Dumas in the play, how much like after
we hare fought with him and the philosophy Of this obs
va,ion is illustrated in the liking have for struggle or
principle the purifying struggle which ensued upon inc
passage Of the Nebraska bill Where tho men who
hung your senator's Wright and Thomson) IN emgy
Where who asaled Vail and Lilly for their votes
in favor of popular sovereignty Many Of them went into
the lodges and after getting their fingers wen
burned by contact with the iery serpent Of abolonm
chasened by the experience and ready TO CO.
operate With their old friends"
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 81, 1855.
CONGRESS- FRIDAY.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE, OF RErREsEErArIyEs-We have change TO no
ee in the temper business appearance Of the House;
no conjecture to offer as to when how existing difficult
ties to be The galleries to-day as
crowded usual and the marked attention given TO
the debate which commenced the time of meeting and
concluded the time of adjournment The debate
with all its side issues and episodca discussions may be
regarded as continuance of the debate opened by Mr..
Walker of Alabama Tuesday last relative the
buttons adopted in the democratic caucus and the position
occupied by the democratic members Of the House The
discussion has disclosed phases knownotbng
ism although has not yet been settled whether the north
southern section of the order the true orthodox
expounders of Sans mysteries The principal speakers
day Messrs Cox, Campbell of Ohio, Cobb of Geor-
ga, and Broom OF Pennsyya
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as furnishing an insuperable barrier to going into nom
mating convention Soon after the State convention TO
which have just referred adjourned Mr. Calhoun was IN
terrogated by committee in Indiana II he would abide
the result nominating convention, and support the
nominee If he deeatedP He replied that he was
candidate that his name had been brought forward
by his friends and they decide that question but
he adds !" have however, TO doubt but they
will cheerfuly abide by the decision Of convention fairly
called and fairly constituted that would allow ample tune
for the full development OF public opinion and would rep
resent fully equally and fairly the voice OF the majority
Of party Does this indicate that he was opposed to
going into convention disapproyed OF that mode oil So
Letting candidates for the presidency ~.
have already stated that convention Is the nest
means asceranng the preferences of the people The
usage is for each State to appoint the delegates IN us own
way consequently appoint by State conventions OF
the party, and others by districts When they meet In
each State decides for itself whether Its vote
shall be per capita whether majority shall control the
entire vote and cast it unit This gives the discretion
the States themselves as to the appointment OF delegates
and the of voting When the votes Of all the
States in convention have been cast bare majority does
moi make nomination. that the preference of the party
may be Enthusiastically for the nominee 1t requires vote Of
two-.hirds effect nomination. And delegation dis
satisfied with either the nominee platform may enter
their protest or withdraw and then obligation of usage
morals requires tEam to support either
The for such democrats in South Carolina as
desire to represented Cincinnati in my Judgment Is
call meetings Of those favorable to proposition at the
respective courhouses other public places early In the
spring ay the first Monday in March and then appoint
delegates to a State convention, to assemble at Columbia
on the first Monday in May, and charge that convention
with the duty OF providing for the representation OF the
State in Cneanat full and free interchange OF oPin-
ion among the friends of the may lead to some
acceptable suggestions
have given you my opinions frankly on this subject
fearessy too despite the fears Of md friends and
the rowns Of malignant enemies believe it to be the
policy for the State to pursue II conservative national
the North sustained it will increase strength
and influence with the national democracy; if they
Frustrated and the South is forced to look to herself
alone for safety it will concliate the good will and kind
feelings of southern sisters and give us weight and in
huence in the grave councils that await us.
am sir very respectfully your friend and obedient SER
want, JAMES l.. ORR.
Hon. C. w. DUDLEY.
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from The Newburypon herald
GEN. GUSHING.

GEN. CUSHING.
Whatever opinions entertain of the present national
administration THE political character of the Attorney
General there but view Of his capacity and but one
voice about his industry and untrng labors in the dis
charge Of his duties Mr. Cushing not only has large
perence and great learning and intellectual power but
probably from the commencement of this government
under Washington till now there has never beea mem
Der of the cabinet who has been officially employed SO
many hours in the year. capable of doing willing to
pcrferm so much labor When be entered upon his dates
there were many awaiting attentions but when he
retires though the abos of that office have been doubled
since we will venture that he will leave nothing neglected
to his successors His work will be done clean and done
well and the Office will actually be elevated from the
character of the man who has filed it, Mr.. Cushngs
great industry combined with his great ability, his firm
ness of WILL high patriotism and strict integrity renders
him valuable for any place and of all the public men in
the democratic party there well qualified for the
presidency as he--none who would so faithfully look
after every department of public business and interest
The Bunker Hill Aurora not very favorable to his party
gives him this complimentary notice.
The different Secretaries busy writing night and
day in completing their reports previous the assembling
of Congress Monday This calls upon the various
clerks perform twice the amount OF usual labor Caleb
Cushing probably performs more mental labor than any
the II not in the world lie is nces-
sanity nj work after demands satshedfood
and sleep early this morning, and after dressing
my self thought would saunter and breathe the fresh
air before breakfast directed my steps by the Attorney
Generals Department and there in front stood Cushngs
old crcam-colored horse while The master busy at
work within This al the hour Of seven, and he had
broken his fast All the judges and members OF the bar
here have the highest respect and opinion OF bis great legal
capacity He writes with his hand every opinion
he gives and so lucid the points upon which be adj
indicates that the highest authority seldom questions them
Thia IL but paying simple tribute 70 great mind,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The legislature of South Carolina adjourned on Wedns
day evening last ,ine dc. A despatch from Columbi
says;
The bill to give the election Of presidential electors
the people The bill relating to the imprisonment
of negro seamen not reached
The meeting called consider the affairs of Kansas de
clned to act Tor want Of reliable information.
Tbc meeting called TO appoint delegates to the Cinn
natl Democratic Convention did for want Of tme eu
IL understood that Gy members Of the Legislature
of the State being represented in the Democra
National Convention"
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KNOW -NoTHINGIsM IN NORTH CAROLINA.

telegraphic despatch received in this city yesterday
from Wilmington North Carolina, states that at the nu-
nicipal election held in that city Thursday last the
know-nothing ticket elected by seventeen majority
At the last election the know-nohngs carried Wilmington
by majority of nearly fire hundred North Carolina
fast getting rid of the few remaining of the order
within her borders
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Florida-Third Wednesday in April.

The New York Courier and Enquirer TO have an
invnble repugnancep to the democratic party
quence Of the nationality of its principles measures and
organization 1t quotes with complacency the ina
remark Of DR.. johnson, that patriotism is the last
refuge of scoundre' Association with black republican
ism has not improved the political morals OF tho Courier
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WHAT SAM MAY EXPECT

At democratic meeting held in Overton county, len
nessee the Sd inst among The resolutions adopted W"
the following
Resoipcd That the democracy of 0verton county WIN
10 the next presidential election, treat Sam they dia
August last.'
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spEEoH OF HON. HOWELL CODE, on eEoRaIA.

SPEECH OF HON. HOWELL COBB, OF GEORGIA.
The feature of yesterdays proceedings in the House of
Representatives the speech of Hon. Howell Cobb of
Georgia. full report of which will be found in paper
of this morning The object of this speech put the
efforts of those opposition members of the House who
charge that the organization of that body is delayed by
the democratic party in the proper light before the
try and in this think Governor Cobb sgnaly
ccssul Mr.. Cox, of Kentucky, member of tho American
party had occupied the floor for hours Thursday
and Friday, and had made many attempts to show that
the attitude Of the democracy the platform of the
democratic caucus obstacle TO the election Of
Speaker, and yesterday be called upon certain free
soil members of the House to assist him prove that
the national democracy of the North in favor
of the construction of the principles Of the Nebraska
bla process standing in strange and painful contrast
with the declarations of the gentleman favor of
national and national principles 1t was to show
that the democracy of the House could compromise
on principle any price, and to trace the of
that great secret party which had swept down the
of the North with the wing of the pesence
and to reute the charges of those southern know
ings who, content with atating with of fresh
and doubtful nationality attempt to weaken and to
destroy those who have always been seadst in the hour
of trial. that Governor Cobb addressed the House in reply
to the representative from Kentucky. Those who heard
that reply will forget its its matter,
its effect upon the House and upon the crowded galleries
The solid and answering columns of the democracy gath
the speaker and gave assent to his manly
tmens by that breathess attention which proved how
truly he spoke to their hearts; while the Opposition
benches paid respectful attention TO who met great
issues and spoke great truths with oil the dignity and force
of l-poised statesman. 1t effort worthy of
the fame of Howell Cobb and worthy of that democracy
whose honor and whose principles be ably vindicated
The democracy of the nation will read the speech with
much pleasure those who enjoyed the privilege of hear
ing it.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-22

CHINESE CALHoRNIAThere are several Chinese hfla'
in California that have invested 100000 IN tnet
business; and there is than two millions OF dofs
capital invested in the trade between San Francisco anu
China owned and controlled by Cinnamon residing ~ 'nA
city,
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The Legislature of Missouri adjourned sine die the
18th instant This leaves Missouri with only one repre-
sentative in the Senate Of the United States during the
present session Of Congress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-22

The European mails by the steamship Asia reached this
city last evening The prospects of peace appear to be
the leading topic with the London journals,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.

Democratic State conventions have been called in the
States and at the times following for the purpose Of ap
pointing delegates to the National Convention at Cnciu-
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This allnsion il to the Hon. Hendrick B. Wright,
member the last Congress- who voted for tho Nebraska
BILL and defeated by Mr. FULLER the American candi
date for Speaker