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The many thousands OF the most desperate case
cured at this Institution within the Inst twelve years
and the numerous important Surgical Operation
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ipto otice as the present national one, en-
tircly rcpudiQtcd by the mass of the
people, in so short time, most plain
" ad.aonishcs them that their shass COM,
iags IN oi..ee lavs bceG2netcd, aud that
tao stt9ng eudcFcurcntef popular scnti,
dent hes found them wantiag in the re,
suisitss pf Americun statcsmansaip
Asa gcncrl rule, the masses do not
move Tor slight cause. hut where the
khown scntimcnts of large majorities are
cavelierty set aside, in th9cnactmc1t of
Just Et~s, for our country
/ When he administration in appointing
men to Office, finds It's layorites among
'thosq q$Eanrtfe people have frstdiscardcd;
.Nhen.thq pri6oipal Offices Of government
are used only for the advancement of in
diyilual intcrc$ts, thcn surely Il is high
time for the people to arise in their might,
aud with Indignant soora rcpWliato and
dismiss such unworthy servants
Such an occasion has arisen. Ghc peo-
pie haze spoken oncc, and hc:contindod
active, and determined action, cyinco The
sincerity with which the peopleare moved
to look after, aud attend tc thcirpublic AT:
fairs. The necessity of the case appealed
urscnily for actioo Palliative doses had
ceased TO influence politicians. New rem
cdics had to be applied. inaccordanc'
Herewith arose the new movement, which
to the CONSERVATION Of dcmasogucs, has
swept over the land at unprecedented
rates, and in a quiet manner, unknown II
bunker tactics. The success of the -Amcr
lean Reform movement is attributed TO 1t:
ncccssity-jt is tie peQplc's increment.
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Russian forts, was submitted to a scientific
cOmmiiteo
The b.ll removing the stamp tax on
newspapers passed
INC Roebuck 'co@nittcc ESSssill 10 .cs-
sion. Admi6istraGon flfofm gaips ground.
The. London Times.in an cdit6risL says
"The circumstance, that America does not
syppathysc with the Allies, Is shocking
pn@ revolving" A disChafgsd workman
setfro to, and totally destroyed one Of
the floating batteries just ready toslauneh
in the Thames, II
Mr.. Dc Persigney was appointed Ambass,
ador to England in the room Of Weleysha.
Further changes are rumored.
( A new loan of 7 100000 francs was un:
dor consideration BY the Council Noi
State. ~
The police say they have discovered a
vast plot with ramifcations throughout
Europe, to promote insurrection. On this
account Pianon's execution will be post.
ponce, ). to trace his connection Herewith.
On the day the attempt Was made, ,,it was
freely stated in various cities of Italy,Srain
and Germany, that Napoleon was dead and
Paris in state Of insurrcction.
In the Spanish Cortes, Scnor Ayecilla
declared in the lame of the democratic
party, that it never entered into any ne.
gQtialions with Soule, fer the Sale of Gu,
ba.
/ ITALY-Mt. Vcsuyius. was in an active
state Of eruption. It was reported tha
the King Of Naples was fired at by on ass
ASSN at a review; but upon enquiry i
proved to be nothing more than an acci
dental discharge from a gun of a soldier.
AUsTRIA.-A rich district on the banl
Of the river Thciss, and covering lively,
hundred square miles, WIS inundated il
consequence of rise in The river.
The crops will most propably'be destroy
ed. . .,-..
Russian accounts confirm the, report, 9
an insurcction in Ukraine.
| Poland is in very restless state. ,..
ST.. LOUIS, May y .-ThcSanta Fc maj
arrived at Independence Oh Monday.
.CCl. st. Wrain, with three companies
in mpursnit of the Utahs, fellin with II par
ty of Apachcs at the Ratcon Mountains swh
killed & men and took 6 woman prison
ers, -,. .'t .r.
Troops were dispatched to the junctio-
Of Red River to intercept Il meeting g
lndians at that point 80.
Col, Miller, Of the White Mountains
was after band Of the Mescaroilles
tribe. ~
Major Dusenbcny died at Santa Fc i
April. .-', r,.s ..+ -
The mail party reported but few Ind
ans, grass poor and water scarce on tn
plains, with great dmughtat south-lnd'
peudcnce. ...s. ,#-.a 81
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It's Necessity.

+. The old bunker politicians and presses
arc in in perfect .tribplatioil At the Efficient,
though, qpie. gaction,of,lhe Knew Meth
iags. Their keen political foresight for
warns them thqt their old tradc'is at an
enc, and that Tie people, tired Of being
tampcrcd with, and made ihe tools Of de-
signing demagogucs, have determined tc
take the niansgeh,cnt Of their public af
fairs into their own hands. TO see an adj
,ninst atom, which rode. 50 triumGbontly
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LIEUTENANT GoyERXoE-It. will be
seen by referring to the communication
over the signature Of Republican, that he
proposes Gen, Samuel Stokely, Of Jelcr-
son Co., as suitable person for the Office
ot Lieutenant Governor. So far as we are
acquainted with facts, and with Mr., Stoke
Iy, We believe him to be good choice, and
his nomination by Tic Republican Con.
ycntion, would doubtless be heartily Gu
dolfcd by the pcon(e, at the ballot box,
next fall. Mr. Stokely has been long
known in political circles, and having fire.
! qucntly held Offices, Of trust and honor,
he has proven himself worthy and compc-
tcEt to I'LL them, We very willingly give
place to the communication, which is from
a responsible man, bringing Mr.. Stokely
before the public, in. connection with the
Office of Lieutenant Governor, Should
he be nominated and elected, he will no
doubt make a good officer ColumJimo
! County Republican, .. ........
The communication referred to above
reads as follows: ...
"ILEUTEHiNT GoyERNOG.-MR. EnI
TOR Permit me through the columns o
your Popular Journal, toname Gen. Sam
, ucI StokcIy, of Jefferson county, as a aSuit
, able person for the Office Of Licutenan
0 Governor. ....... .....t 3, ,,-
Among the respectable names mention
cd in yariOus parts of the State in connec
= ton with tl.at station, none, l think,
more generally OF more fayorbly know
g tEan the one hero proposed. Upon til
most importapt political questions that il
! tercst the people, no one namel wopl
! more fully reject the will of the erei
{ body of Republicans than Gen. Stokely
J. For, the presiding officer of the Senat,
Z bis urbanity, asa gentleman, and lis G,
! pcrience as a legislator, no less than il
'c probity and correct sentiments eminent
- qualify him. His nomination, fcclsuI
!, would be well received and fully endorse
~ in October by every true 4ls
REPUBLICAN,
;" -.-------seaes-
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c55B-This Rec. gcdllemah remained il

e5S-This Rec. gcntlemuh remained in
The Betnocratie party, constantly cndcav-
oring to worm himself Into Office, until he
was given clearly to understand that he
could not be trusted, and then went over
to the enemy lie now evidently tonsid-
ers that the surcSt way for him to secure
thatfor which, like greedy cornorunt,
he has long been graspihg, is'by dealing
out foul abuse 20 His old friends. The in
sinuation that VIC feel troubled because he
succeeded in Obtaining few subscriber
at this place for his HUIe sheet is not war
rantcd by the facts. Indeed, If VIC hat
sany feeling on the subject at all, it would
be that Of qualification, as his success il
this respect would give US some reason L
hopd Tint he woull be enabled 20 liqnilatt
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AMERICAN \ PLATFORM.

None but Americans to rue \ her'ca'
-T,he Union. must be preserved . :.
No forcigu Interference IN american al
Gde
lnyiolability Of national treaties
.Nounioa Of Church and state,
Personal morality Indispensable to ol'lcc' s
An OMEN Bible ii all public schools :,
thorough reform Of the naturalization
laws. l,1o e,,o;rp
No appointment Of foreigners on dip'o-
matte posts. ,h.,,.;..
a lust tariff on Imported Injuries
In all necessities Gree trade
Strict economy in the government,
No Slave Territory, and no more It o'ayf y
Statss; and opposition of the N'tlona
,ioycrnmcnt, by all constitutional measures
to Slavery.
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VIRGINIA Election.

Reports are up TO this time very con-
Aictins in regard to the result in Vir-
ginia The slave Democracy claim ma
iority OF several thousand for Wise. 1t
may be true, but for the honorof Virginia
we hope it is not One thing is. clear,
that the recent action Of the NIassachu-
sctts Legislature on the slavery question,
and the bod stand said to be taken in the
StmeCouncis.of Massachusetts and Rhodc
lshud against the cucroacluncnts Of the
Shave power of the South, has had an un-
favorable effect upon the American party
inallthe strong slavc-hob!ing counties in
the State. Events occur every day tc
confirm the conviction that it is the duty
Of the free States every whore, to take dc.
cided and uncompromising ground against
! the cncroachmcnts Of Slavery.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

KNOW NoTHGNGs IL CHURCn.-At the
commrmcration Of the last supper, by the,
Associate Reformed Society, worshipping
at linoy Grove, in this county, OF Sunday,
the 18th iustapt, Rev. v. I. Lagimer of
Richmond, the pastor, dcbnrcd all per-
sons belonging to the secrctSoeiety, called
Know Noihings, troal partakins. Al
though considerable portion Of the con.
gregation were known to belong to the Or
der, yet but two of them refrained from
participating in the sacred ceremony. Of
cUlrse this was recommendations On thcir part,
il the NEST solemn form, Of all connection
hereafter with that demoralizing oFganiza-
lion. We arc glad to be able to record
that ono minister Of the gospel has had
, the nerve to U.s. his high position for the
purpose of curbing thc stream Of ialao-
hood, decentralization ard distrust with
which Know Nothingism is flooding the
country. We wish there was more oi the
same surt.--ABtc,icdn Uaior.. ..
The above statement IS either true OIL
false. Not that we would be understood
as calling iii question the yeracity Of the
Editor of the Union, no indeed; and here
We wish to say once for all, that We wouIC
unhcsitatingly believe the statement Of III,
!. Editor of ythe Union when the thing il
aself seemed probable, and where it wa
coroberated by two or three -unlmpcacha
bic witnesses But to the statement.
the Rev. w. T. I4arimor did what hc j
here reported to have done, he threw pi
i the character Of Administer Of Christ, an'
presented himself in his true character
that Of an inEmous tyrant assuming I
!. lord it over Gods heritage by attcmpliR
: to deprive Christian men of their priv
, leges, grantcd-to them 10y Jesus Christ
Under these circumstances it was til
= priviIcgc,-it was the duty Of tho men
bers of the Church at Eincy GrovC-r,
cardlcss Of the Lul which he issued Q
c that occasion to take their places at IL
d table of their Divine Master, and thu
t'comply with His last command betorerll
Q suffered for then., and in sodoing'they +
t uouuccd their connection with no polite
i party but declared by their act that th'
d were not to be treated by their pastor
% slaves, but as Christian irccwcn. lIappi
(. for the Church ataPincy Grove that t
ri Saviour did not. commit the keys Of f
c, kingdom of Heaven to the keeping of t
w. Rey ". Il. I4atimcr. @
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Another Continental War.
Tie Rpcent B0a,bdrdmehtIef Shan9haiby
tie Freack.ahl EmberialiSt5.


tie Frenck.ahtl EmPerialiSts
ena {fag{ are7 a5.2-8i1 d3ssg 5taay&
y VS.. Wctni9rc, Of Cayuga Fllsyhow III,
Shanghai, writes 10 his father Of this bonn
bardmeht, of which he was an eyewitness;
.,oa, f. &, SHANGHAI, China, JAM lso,
From the packet that goes forward1with
this mail you Will learn how unpleasantly
foreigners are situated in China. Our Pc.
sition now begins to assume q critical as as
pcc;, and it would not be sarprisingif ere
long, foreigners should be entirely driven
away from here, thought do not anticipate
such IN eyeat. .s,.ssa s;,....e,i,.i,.z.
On the 9th inst, tho Frepch forces, in
combination witha large body ofImperialt
lists, made an attack upon the city, The
bombardmcnt from the vessels Of Var ana
shore batteries, the latter only one F,f fourth
of IL mile from our house, commencedl1 at
day-brcal, aud the cannonadc was terrible
In two hours breach was effected III the
walls, and ~ French and their allies rush;
cd in. The former maintained their posi-
ton with determined bravery for three
hours. --' 5''''4'.4'tf y %s'S>. r's
The roll Of muskctry, the booming 'of
cannon, the explosion Of the shells aud the
furious shouts of the cgnteuding parties
were awful; and the tcrrorS of thersccIG
were heightened Iy the dense volupssof
smoke and fame, bursting simultaneously
from dozen ditferent parts .G the eity.T,7
At length tho French wero driven from
! the breach, witha loss Of about fifty men
and officers, killed and wounded as' for
tue Imperialists, they were Literally cut
to pieces, having lost about one Thousand
men III killed aud wounded, nlalty yof3whoul
were killed in jumping from Che ewah!? q = =
In our settlement all was, in columotiors.
drums rolling mud artillery. wagons rasling
past, to take up their position OH the OUT
skirts Of our bounds, to protect us ip, case.
Of need. It would be impossible to com
tmunicate to you the horrors, of the scene.
From my position,I i could soethc dead and
wounded impcrialists carried by, sonic
hcadicss, others with hands and limbs chop
ped oE, many discmboYcled &c, OF Ell
the inhuman barbarians Of, the tearths Ilbc-
lieve Chihaman is the worst Tho vert
est towards in opcn'fght, but perfect dc;
mons in dealing with fallen fvc! we
are in constant state IF excitement; not
a day passes that does not yield some stir.
ring evcntto feed the fame Tile whole
country seems in ferment Of revolution,
while all tho China seas are swarming with
) pirates, who are enabled ,tosexerciset their
nefarious vocation with 'impuaity during
the present state Of, anarchy on The land y
Its unsafe to venture out t, sea save in
: steamer now. *.ais *1a,o Tas IF4r
: Thc catastrophe has yet ID dOmeyand We
look for it from day to day. I msan ,tIit
: capture Qfthccityt I'hqn, Ws W anticipate .
scene of horror, ,NNhichiSill throw yinsthc
D shade all that VIC have thus fiji Witnessed
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Virginia Election.

Baltimore. May 25.--Nlojoritics for
Wisc-Slcnandoah, 2O54 ; Frodrick, 1870;
Pcgc, SCI; Warren, 234; Rockingham,
2OCo; CIarkcp, 81; Prince William, All;
Roppahannook, s; Madison, 7G5; Louisa,
200; Hanover, 200; Orange, 80. Ma
ioltics for FIourny,-Augusta, 1900 Al
bernardo, l59; Culp pper So; Faquicr,
So. Powell, (Dcm.) elected to Congress;
Marion county, majority for Wise 7cl;
kidwell, (Dcm. elected to Congress by ii
small majority. .....,
bAIrIMoRE, May, 25.-Eyening--
Wisc's 'nojoritics :--Princc Edward, u,
Prince George. $50; Grccrvillc, 15o;
Dinwiddie, 100; Marion, 700; Tyler, so;
Harrison, 10o. Thirty-thrce counties show
gains for Flourney as compared with Scots
vote $500. e., ~. .. va ..e
MAmrNsDvEG, Nay 25.-Wises ma
jmity in Brrklcy cnunty, is FIVE; it gave
johnson 2S3; Faulkner Smujotity in Btrk-
ley county, 20-g,yc before 1856; pcndlc,
ton county, 500 majority for Faulkner
Hanover, 200 majority for Wise. The
Richmond Enquirer, says Caskic is elected
to Cong-ess in the 3d district by 200 ma
'jority; and gives partial returns which are
highly favorable to Wise Norfolk comfy,
2OG majority for Tlourncy; Suffolk coun-
ty, for Flourney l50.
. PnILADE1rHIA, May 2G,-Evening.-
Thirty-fo counties, some imperfect, give
Flouruoy about 5000 over the presidential
majorities; if the vote is as large, he
must overcome 10000 in the balance o.
the State. Wise received a dispatch from
the Richmond Enquirer saying his major
itics in the South Western countless
Wright, Washington and Montgomery tht
majoritiqs are astounding. 1t is generally
believed that Wise is elected ly 10000
Bocock, Alillson and Caskic, Goode, Pow
ell, Kidwcll and Smith are elected to Con
, gross. Botclcr, -Amcricap,, is probabl.
elected over Faulkner in the eighth dis
trict. -, ..s..;.a "tiac. rta ?
BALTIMORE, May 26.--The Fouftl
3 Congressional Distric! Of Virginia, give
Wise majority Of 1903, with Cumber
and and powhattah to be heard from.
. WAshINeroN, May Pa displtc
from Faulkner, says he is elected by 40
majority; alsoibat Page countygiyes Wi,
. and Faulkner 500 majority; OF gain
200 0over Piercc's vote. ,,., r.,... d
. FBALTlMopL, May ga report pr,
= walls that Kanawhp has. given FlqqrnQ
:, 1000 majority but It needs confirmation
- BALrIMoRE, May 2S.--We have ndtl
ing further yet FROM Virginia, except
- rumor that tlournoy has some tremepdol
a., maiiO0rritigs Cay asGfr@in asGfrq@in tnnYgtahiin nYgtahiins Dc
!, mite. ,,;ita t.ss f.,ti,
m m,ol NoRroLK, May 2S.-Floprnoy's maj9
a ity in AcSomac i. 1lO, ,,,,, ss;.js.,
III ILAyEsT DISPATCH yss !.
rpuIrADFLpuIA, May 29th.-Noon.
n There have been 10 counties in Virgipi
!. heard from officially, which giys Wise
a majority Of 1Q,7S1.5 The thirty7two cou
!, ties to heay, from, gave Pierce 59l majol
hs by. l 94 9,.j.a .sa +,a
BoSroN, May S.-AnniyerSary We,
A ~.
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A lcttcrfrom Lake Superior gives an ac-
count Of a great whirlmind thatpasscd over
the Saultc on the 18th iult. Three steam.
boats were greatly damaged and driven a
shore, and about rs dwellings, warehOus-
es and barns either destroyed orgreatly in
jurcd. ~ .h' '
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

MN.The Artesian We'll at Charleston, S.
G, after penetrating to a depth Of 1882
feet has reached hard rock, the boriugof
which is found to be painfully slow and to-
dious, so that TINS far it has only bcen
pierced Is inches. 1t is thought that the
all Of steam will have to be CALLED in to
move the machinery. r.,.. .s,g,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

RFThc application of towels, rung out
in hot water, to the forehead and temples,
is a speedy and clicacious remedy for
headache arising from ucuralgic affect
tons
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INDIANA Sfocio lsiEEsl- -iphe India
n0p9lis Sentinel says; awe learn from the',
Auditor. Of State that such Il tic Icopdi,,
ton Of those oftle three suspended Indiu5i
ma free banks, whose security arolother tbnll
Indiana stocks that tAftsf 'thcA FIRST Of Juay.s
or IN about sixty tdaygg,..it II y Very probable
that he will be enabled to redeem the outs
standing aeiycaletioniof such,banls at parss
and that many cof ahe banks having Indiat'
ma stock ds dssteGrities,' &illbo eSabls3 to-
pay At least u, fill amount Of ihp value
of the bonds.s Tlisibeiag the slate Of af.s
fairs, is it not adviSablcaforsBlll holdCfssog
hold omtolthOir notes rather tHaH 10 disg
pose Of them 70 brokers = Y 10 / q. Pcsso
cent ai less ssAlqnthc than they may realize s0aAoEa
q tlmc.i psistNs5d tlsibd bsftdsloe ND h
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j i i in AscqQmaas as is 1io, ,,,,., 1
.[LATEsr pIsPATcn.l

.PpILApELPHIA, May 29th-Noon. .T-
There have been no counties iH Virginia,
heard from (, officially, which giye, Wise q
majority Of 1Q,7S1. The thirtyityo coup,
ties to heay, from, gave Pierce 59l maiori
y. AIS 9,.3.a .sa t,a..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

BoSroN, May 2S.- Anniversary. week
has commenced The different Societies
are well represented
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

= = % 1-I m z TTYl''.'If TTFflIII ,,IIfI,l.N
SAD, REsuIa, oR JEgrlSss T5QptAc 2dJ
instant at Memphis; iTenog a'youngI Iamaa1
ina spi1. Of lssity;isAid itoiNIfs, Green
warmly g. respectable. lady n dclicst}S,,
health, that her husband had been serious,
ly Injured byraidray running ever hi&.--4-'
The announcement gave her sues a.shoekS
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