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II. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.

"Durng the time occupied the Office Of Commits
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH

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Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

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RECENT DEATHS.

DEATH OF STEPHEN b. MCsS-This welknown
citizen died at bis residence 10 Broadway on Tues
day. at the advanced age Of 90 years. Fe" men we
bette, known or more widely respected Ia Nos-fo
nj; ces than the deceased. He native OF Massa-
chue,s and CONNIE need life in the most INDECENT CIR
cuustapces He served for a short time during the
revolutionary struggle in subordinate capacity, aud
afewad adopting the mercanti profession, pursued
AZ eminently successful and honorable career. lie re
tired some wears ago from the actise duties OF busi
mas ct TO the ast retained his liking for his former
pursuis, being an occasional visitor to Walist TO
within very sbsrt time of his death. He had long
resided on Broadway, and his dwelling vas one of the
few which remain below Blocker" The journal
of Yesterday morning says that being applied to
few months since by q person who desired to pur-
cbsse it, he s,id it suited him very well, and be
thought be could afford TO occupy it for some time to
cone. In bis habits the deceased was very abste
mious. and devotedly attached 70 his business Ot
late he had bect me an intense reader Of tie Scriptures
which be could quote by the verse and chapter. he
vas a member of the Baptist Church. and belonged
to many cb sritable societies. although the bulk OF bis
charitable appropriations was made in a private
menner.
DIA1H OF THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, ESQ: OF NEW
Joyuos Cosy-We have 10 announce the sudden
death Of Thomas W Williams ed Esq. Of The firm Of
Williams Il Barnes, at NeS-LOndoo Conn, who e1-
expired at hs iesidence there yes'eroay. mr.. WI
I,ns was amoDg the most prominent and wealthy OF
ii n,rcb aprs in Connecticut. He had accumulated
large foriuue and was widely known for bis hoeI-
sli,y and bis works Of charity. He leaves WIDOW.
He had been engaged yesterday in getting on ie
hin North Star; after which. feeling slight heal
scfe, lie called at his BARRIERS and was shsnpcoed
Not ob,aipI relief, he desired the operator to pour
cold water on bis head, which wa done. shortly
enG DIED at O'Clock yesterday p. NJ. Mr.. William,
We extensively known also among the M rchan's Of
This CITY who will feel panied at his sudden announce
mept of bis decease. His age was about 30.
-N - Commercial Advertiser, Sept IL
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A visir To phsSMoRE wllLumsOs.

Cous -r-- asnoN ~ Trso H. '. Trib~na
PuLADgLrBia, We nesdsy, Sept. ~, 1855.
I gr.tt vest rony afternoon With our frissd Pass
NOE williamson in his cell IN hoYaDsnsing P'is ~.
I lourd him engaged ia reading; al his sds wns bis
s;Iv.,b.,ed father II reeds ba; n glance at Psss-
uo,o 10 assure YOU that be Is indeed man. Not
,nbstandipe HE delicate constitution, which has thus
far suffered bu, little from MS Incarceration, his coan-
tc,npce gives sssunnce that he is possessed OF al
Ia. Cor,i,uce which his trying situation demands.
Vii. body is confined within the walls Of his narrow
coli tho comp.lop OF criminals but hi. soui Is free
~. nh Coo. over that DO tyraDt Judge has power
Tie nroud conviction that be has acie IN this msef
a. h.eou,s nap that he is suffering for the peri Ism-
az CO Of most high duty, gives MN courage ,o ioon
with calmpe-s on the insults which have been hespea
uron is fair fame. In the Long conversation bad
Nh him IN no instance did find him give way in toe
si. beet degree sben speaking OF toe oonduc' ot hs
o,nr, ssors L. is incredible 10 mt how under such CIR
cur stances a man can keep his temper. found my,
self ever aud anon carried away will IN iignauon' ana
m, feI WAS obliged 10 gently check me lest II shoud
disturb il father II has bsen rumored tha fSsmoee
will shortl make submisslon-"p urse hluseu ana
so on; but YOU need not give moments credit to IT,
He is not fbe man 20 pCure bimself. BE tie c,ose-
ouerces whar tie, NAV. he will cone forth victorious,
or II such be American law he will leave his cell only
in Cea'h.
Uis friends are very active throughout our State,
az letter. which have seen from prominent members
of tie Republican party speak IN a very singuiae
manner of bis sncces, g. the approaching election 10
the northern az western COUNTIES. We DO not expec'
10 do 20 much fer him this city ss The Slavery spirit
SEEMS 10 rule bere at present. But We feel assured
that If prnIer effort bc Iade Ia our eastern coun'ies
Pnssnore will be eec cd, and 10 such event he WI
have received his freedom hom the sovereign power
". :. K.
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BUTTONS THEATER.

We turned last evening into Mr. Buttons Tbeaor
purely by accident, and net with any n'en1on oil
Offering criticism We feel, however, that we shoad
d.cipe duty, npdill repsy the delight we expert
tpced If We neglected TO invite attention TO one oil
The most admin able pieces of acting it has ever been
cur fcrtui to see. Mary as have, we understand,
beer Mr. Burtous uiumpbs WI doubt sbether he could
ever have surpassed his persobston OF John Mildray,
IN tie comedy rece tly produced in England and for
The trst time brought out on Wednesday evening at
eny re- Mar ,bea,or here OF Still Ws'ers Run Deep
nv that sdmi, able dramatist and genial man Tom
TAYLOR Tie play is oh arning production, full OF
marked cb.rartsr, noble sentimeLt, sparkling dia-
home and truthful picture and nothing can be
ncober or easier than the current in which tho incl
donts run into each other. John Midmay the lead
inc oh.,aet.r is one If those whsn o1ud purcst In
r,s in tho mine of humanity fine English country
gentleman, Of vigorous ply siqre, strong common
stso ard manners of a CHEEKY bIuntDe~ yet all
cLa.tered by q ep refined feeling, of which be never
axes oisplsy nut always acts on. Mr.. Burton's
per-. nation approached in our opinion, a. near a.
posshle "a perfection and il Is al entirely new role
!, bis buried repertory demands tn higher admira ion
IL was full Of manly earnertness and. at tunes oil
,oucbipr pstbop. which we fancy must have gone
Cfelly bone 10 every dlh"hS lu' o""'NN'
The breakfast scene in he second act deserves especial
mention 1t was exquisite in It's fidelity to nature and
,s cecate perception Of he character of the English
country squire. Mr.. Burton was abi' supported by
Mr.. Jo,dap-rprssentng one of those gay villains
whom the autobiography mania threw up to the
suIface--sud by the two ladies', Mrs. Hughes ana
Miss Raymond. Mr. DunbiIk, an | ish swell schsmer
was TIE only exception to the general exec lencN. In
excess of brogue ard vugarity OF bearlog 1t was
gross caric.ure OF this class of gentry but whether
H. fault lies with the actor aDhor we cannot say
II with tie latter, Mr.. II Jordan, who played the
part would do well to chasten and subdue 1t. we
are not in the habi, Of rendering idle or ic,nsIdered
epoey We may therefore be the mo credited when
we fearessy promise to oil who 90 to see stu
Waters Run Deep" that which we expeTIenced-an
evening of real and Of late too rare enjoyment.
GABRIrL's FAERwELL.-Gsbrie' Ra'el takes his
farewell benefit to night at the Broadway rhe'ter.
This announcement will fll the house to owe flowing,
for thee is no more des rvedy 'pusr gentleman In
the theatrical profession than MIR. Ravel.
DrBUT.-Miss sda Clifton. ne~ aspirant for
Tbee pian fame makes her debut this evening at the
National Tbesier as Guiana" in Toblns excellent
comedy OF "Tfe Honey Moon"
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ABORT OF THE NAVAL RETIRING BOARD.

NASHiNGToN, lhufef Hy, sept To- Ao."'
Tie rsport of the Board o. Naval Ofioers appointed
.Ser the act of Congress 10 pr mote the efficiency OF
4 NAV bsvipg been submitted 10y Secretary Dooo'n
; tie Prsioeht has beeI 10y him approved after
r,refnl .xamiu aton. Two buudred and one oihc-rs
~ removed from active service, inc ddlng forty noe
eppred from the rolls entirely The following are
se details:
CAY1AISs-On lesveof.absence pay, II; on fur
kueh-pay Is; flough, 10. cropped, o..
CoxmGsDKRs-Ou leave-pay, 2l on furlough-pay,
3; furIough l2; dropped, g.
LnUTESAsTS-0n iesye-pay, lS iurough, 4s;
coYleo, 10.
MAsTrRs-Iucu6ing those in the line OF promo
sOI-Ob have pay, 49, furlongh 81 dropped, -:
PASSED. NIDsHIPsES-On fdrlOush. 2; dropped, H.
Circular oroers it is UNDERWOOD will shortly issued
the oommabdsnts of the various stations, giving the
"details for tie inf rmson Of the Navy, and by these
re ans the public will Learn the changes made.
The President has appointed Stnolink Cato o,
Alabama Associate justice of the supreme Couft OF
karr as in place Of Rush ElmOre-A b. 'o.e having
ieciDed He has also appointed j. NJ. Burrlll OF
PeoDa., Associate Justice of the same Court, vice
Handlers W. johnson removed.
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN, CONVICTION,

l'ETRVT IbnIsdal, NV'I' 10 Io"''
The Michigan keputh an Sta'o Convenlou met al
Kalamazoo today. Geo. A. Coe prosl!od a letter
~ slsvrS, issue he deciarcs that II the American
s,,es, mcnt preserves toe great prlncp'e oil man
sr>, before the lsw he is for it, if no' aSsi9st IT.
he rsoluons adopted hold that Congress hss lau su-
asy oy, Shaver, in the Territories and every othee
1910 rb,re /, has jurisdiction and i isis duty to
srsrr - H. copouOce te r'p 81 Of the Missouri Com,
,Nnisc; II gard P>ssnore WiIliam'ons inPnson nen'
rsivrsnriol u,urys ion OF power; regard t'e qaes-
e. Of Slavery VITA lie apprehension IN re'efenCe 70
...,s ~ i,a Tnior: ho, il 70 be the dutS of Con-
~-xs TO uaAke app cpia;'oIs for internal improve
,,p,s Conct mn The Presidents veto OF the ~ C,Su
Tsis bid; ,eD ommeni general CONVENTION OF tue ke
,sAicsn party with vie" to the Adoption OF more eS-
- OF SIsyfry. Soe-che w,rc made by Gov BnS
-, ana the Hon II. WadroD, aud the latter Intro
Srnd the Hon. Henry Wilson, who addressed the con-
,,,;OS at some lerSh.
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THE S7e LAWRENCE DEMOCRACY.

From the aprexed article, which we copy from the
81. Laurence Republican Of the nth inst, we inter
that the ID. mo.ss Of St Lawrence the fe'wcltiz7Ds
Of 81 a. Wright, do not intend to lend themselves to
the cause of Slavery by going into the support OF the
ticket recently put in domination at Syracuse oy The
Sof; Democratic Convert ton:
"Tpy C,sprp,Tvs AsD RESOLUTIONS OF IRE
SYRACUSE CONVENTION last week presented 10
The readers of The Republican the extended proceea
ipps of Syracuse Convention, Win me requeft mi
hey ould afford the sane careful ana eanui pe.u
sal We this week repubsh the resolution ID q re-
yised form and AZ ain solicit for them the careful con-
sioe alton OF all Democrats
"lbe sb,euce of the Dames of the nominees, at the
tssd Of our psper will OF fail TO attract the attention
Of the r. ader Aftsr very f and frank in exchange
of sentiment among friends and patent deoera
ton smorg ourselves the ecitors OF tbs paper nave
concluced 10 be excused from any parncipahou IN Ene
eutuort of pomintes standing upon platform 30 Pc
culiar, and, III our luCguen', 30 ieeoe as 'uo ""7
az cpr,d al Syracuse. .
ave have decided upon this course WITHOUT sotus
niscivines-nor without regrettipg that many good
ard true men in the State. and some IN our own cou'
~ differ with us in sentiment as well as upon the
Question Of the eIpediercy of the course we have
hdop,ed II has alv ays given Us pain TO diner win
r,ot se4d Democrats We regard the Democrnt'c par
n ar The psrty Of the country-the party whose scts
and deliberations ART 10 give tone 10 our concerns NJ
horne and character 20 orr Institutions abroad bu
VT believe that this party IL not strengthen. etner IN
lis sp,ecedens or iis preseu position by the adoption
of resours Of the character ard tenor OF tho-s ths
vel nree.nted 10 The public. This being belief
We shoud he guilty Of in.incety were we 10 do other
wise u, an express The eame-and we cannot ado du
plc'y TO positive inconsis'cncy by supporting m.n
wi ose evow'd opinions and course OF Poicy arc op
po,ou, 10 he NORTH and should be fcpusnani TO tho
vi ole country. While we say this W. would yet ri
u,s,, our Grt belief that The nominees OF Tho syfsruso
fouy,niion nfc u~p of standing and abili u'nn IN
boss ands the interests 81 tbr Stale ~ouli doubtless
br entirely rafr Iut tbs time has como when qn1'ar
sloulo be put uts Tho movements az thnsa iol'ho
Ia iLis stale who only retain then 'sitoh ley mJsir
iv ~ r,sjb rn,i,s The public "pinion 81 lac country
q We dtstn ii,us much necessary ." he said ~ l"s
t,e 10 he & tlhs ~ tbs feme-faoy of ~ ta-'s'"e
ovuhly. with rh"" &c hs's sirsis sa's ',' -''se
,,.s .,,,iaa has bee. 'he highest .aw "a ~ oil "a'
tss,,s We ii.nL s'oals do 80 irss v'"e"'a '"
L.i, aisis,.s y o" 10 s.' coo. wee :" sh"' nun
-, ...'s.i cod vhiis .s.-s' r,s,s-s :. r's'' !
L. ID ,es.lt q lse4 tLi.ss she'll be 10 90, 80 -
ts,L ~ s .ss'es1 sssss;..s 80 sss.''-is s"' s,''e
ste.. g..s isss,sti- r.i.itss 81 i-~''-s "'' fN''
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TIE YELLOW FL YER.
VOOLFOLK ANn pnRISMOETH

NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
The Gene al Committee gratefully acknowledge the
receipt of three thousand three hundred and eighty
eight dollars and ibiry-soven cents, this day con-
trihuted for the relief of the sufferers as follcSs:
ArDopD, reported 18th inst, ss,ils 81, Claim a-len
20 .'sOns 9se.r Co. Is: Aim. a,seo Co sa5;
T.n Ds,s Co S9S: Luke W. Thomv, sz5 B,ikli,S
.io~D $1 nfsss g''' go h @ sua'0a auSc SO;
kusch Eseher Ru,ch 81 Cleve,sod Cos Se; j. nnnroe
i IStISs:s Sr rs Sc a. So Co. 81 VIZ
OsAl', IS; r. =. .ti dsnr, T. ssh 30; MhtOea: % 80
Gravel M Co. - B. ~. $si Car, US; c,.h 81;
.ytCo SO; Arus Ros nbaum, $o $ F's,sr sle'
}3s Ell aPy
go saied SKI. Co. pIsS f 81 ss foS
H,m.l - CLERKS OF Nercaa Bank 80; aen in he EN-
Poy :, inaH. l1sh as Co; sahi j. w. TX wGDs
crorip Bu1hal Sears S25; Clerk stitched 70 he Clssras
Per- % he a s' ed ssSt 2 We Rohsoa receipt. fy
.r .oid 81 Clerks Of .tsr tic b.n, NV
45i Fame Co. s2s; portion of III, C-rss IL Bans Of
State e hewYmk 49, Ce'l Of Mems Cnnier sh-rwooa
ans. Demon Co., SIS Clerks in Rank OF New YORK,
S5l 80; j. E4.tusn, Sheldon Townsend tS,i hutn,-
s,ht inn FoF Es"' Hs nj R Rs',s BOG IS
s'uy vs,snt $685. Berm.n Brutn $2oi M%eI snps
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Cssh -. Circle, Mcilra $50; VIM Van hS S' : 90
Ty.rv Irwin CO. &1j; &. b. Hatch 50; May On ~
Nps' ss: b. As,or second don,riop $loo John J. j.
Poker as; T.. wsinwreh $50 Gold ff,m T. v D, Sa
AZ. Ste, s1nsu br.tton Co. ~; ID u Foot, SZoi
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Let rs received this day by The Committee from the
Howard Assocation, express great thanktulness 70
their Now.York friends foo their timely and Liberal
contributions.
Tie follow ing letters have been received;
RrsH1o,,, Nos 10 A s,or Houss and al Broadway, !
NFw-YCRx, Thursday, Sept Is, lS5o)
W H. MACY Treasurer Norfos Relief Association: 49,. -
pFAR he' with iuco>e my check Tor foW o. 20
m the p coda water sale at both my stores
%, 20 donso for The amehora,on OF roe oy
h.eG m-ch In peec OF our chsn nes ana
s,mnathts remaiL dear Sh yours nqst