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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWN c.

III IL UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform Mechanics and others wishing 10 ac-
qure knowledge of this branch Of the arts that he
Will open School at his room, southeast corner of
Eleventh and Streets the evening Of the 18th Oc
tober for the purpose of teaching Drawing in all its
branches, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even
ings, from until ~ O'clock Terms moderate.
w. s. WEST, Architect.
Southeast corner Of Eleventh and II streets
oct tls-codsm Washington, ID. @.
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CONGRESS HALL.
II wEsTERFIEID.

opened the above Establishment grateful for
past favors, will be happy to see their friends there
II is situated on the north side OF Pennsyvsnis ave
nue, between Second and Third streets, where they
VIII supply parties with all the luxures Of the sea
such as the best Oysters Game Of ali kinds tha
choicest the market win afford q Z. 2 ~, ? -
Their Bar will be supplied with the best Liquors.
Cigars, DC, and they hope by attention to business
and desire TO please to merit and obtain the patron
nov 2sll-2m 1J
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.R. MILLIAM LANPHIER. Dentist.

- NO. 40, Washington street, Alexandra, Yir-
ginia twenty-five years experience in his profession
win at end in Washingtono on Mondays and Tuesday
Notice left at Berry's A Co, J. Il. Bstes's, r. s.
Wslsh's Drug Store, Navy Yard, and Clarks Drng
Store, ON the Island, will meet with prompt stten
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
~ the State Of Pennsplvania.

D vxrx . ''o Dtute " 4 etUSTfUdfttd, !.
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ODnyJANIAED on the plan of the Industrial Col
c.,,. ieges OF Continental Europe, and the only
college IN the Union in which gentlemen graduate
in the industrial professions.
Ihird year, commencing Monday, September IL.
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Ssuk ""6o President Of Faculty.
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SAEAMEH GEORGE PAGE
.Sq In connsSion ssith the Orange and
-! - - Aierandria Railroad
This commodious steamer will leave her slp foot
OF Seventh street daily at o'clock A. M, arriving in
In season for the trains of the Orange and
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remedy in the world for
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

DISASTROUS consequences otherwise resulting thererom
would build up the american party upon the principles
hereuoesre stated eschewng all sectional questions and
uniting upon those purely national and admitting into said
party all American citizens Preferred 70 In the 81 4h and
Seh secons) who openly the principles and opinions
heretofore expressed and who will subscribe their TO
this platform Prooided nevsrthess That majority Of
those members meeting of local council where
an applicant applies for membership In the American party
may for any by them deemed sufficient deny adhs
aon 70 saeh applicant.
10 free aud open discussion Of all political principles
embraced In platform.
When order restored the president announced the
suit a. follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

Missouri LEafsLATUREti is worth while yet to talk
about the political complexion Of the Missouri Legislature
dozen counties yet to be heard from and they have
something to do with fixing the majority but for the BEN
eft Of the New York Tribune and all the wooy heads and
sore heads Of the free States Of the Union We them
that dnder circumstances Mr. Benton be elected to
the Senate Of the United States winter and is idle
to encourage any such ancifu expectations II is hardly
within the range Of possibility that with dead majority
Of the legislature against him. and with only 10000 votes
o. The people out of 10000 his favor his name can be
entertained the consultation Of the members Of the
legislature next winter He dead cock In the pit
81 Louis RYubliean, Asgaa II.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26
IOWA

"Rso'red That the democratic party OF Iowa will IN the
language Of the Baltimore platform Of 1852 resist OIL attempts
renewing IN Congress Of IT, the agitation Of the
slavery question: under whatever shape color attempt
may be made and do hereby declare the empha
io terms dsapprobatou Of the pursued by
aboons and fusionss, who have brought aqita
ton by incorporating and mquotng the provisions o the
Nebraska and Kansas act and by the publication Of false and
beous statements In regard 70 the action Of democrats
who have prostuted the pulpit and the Sabbath the
Of their personal aims and the accomplishment
their solhsh designs"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

Majority
ROUSE or REPREskNTATIvEs.
Majority

Sir fany other proof were necessary establish the
onaty Of the democratic party have il in abundance
before Here resolutions endorsing uuequiyocslly
the principles Of tho Kansas and Nebraska bin and de-
nouncing the agitation Of the slavery question The spirit
which animated hoso who passed these patriotic resou-
lions pervndes tho whole northern democracv Here are
The resoluttons:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

HoUsE OF REPREsESTATIvE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..


Mr.. CLINGMAN OF North Carolina, asked leave TO sub
init the following resolution which he thought involved
privileged question
RssoUed, That the Sergeant Of the House be d.
reeed 70 arrest and bring 20 the bar Of the House all such
members absent from this city and that the Clerk Of
be teegaphed the capital Of each State 70 be published
lied 70 pay the expenses OF the Of the contingent
fund OF the House.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, objected
Mr.. CBINGNAN moved a suspension Of the rules In
order to introduce the resolution which motion
agreed to--yeas 81, nays 95,
JAMES NKAoHAs
Mr. MORRILL, Of Vermont announced to the House Ia
appropriate terms the death OF his colleague the Hon
JANIS MEAcHAM, in conclusion submitting the following
resolutons
Resovd That this House has heard with deep regret the
announcement Of the death Of Hon. JANIS MEAoHAm,
member Of this House from Vermont.
RsFored That this House tenders sympathy the widow
and family Of the deceased in their bereavement and
testimonial Of respect that the members and officers OF the
House will go into mourning BY wearing Grape the left
arm for thirty days.
Rsolrd That copy Of the foregoing resolutions be COM
muntcated 70 the widsw Of the deceased.
Resoteed That a. further mark Of respect this House
do now adjourn.
hessrs HOWARD Of Michigan, ETHERIDGE Of Tennes-
sec, DICKSON Of New York, and GIDDINGS Of Ohio,
seconded the resolutions after which, they we're adopted
and the House adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

Thought there but issue before the people, and
that was the question Of American slavery lie said the
WhR party not only dead but snks N shows sgns
oasionay Of ponvuEye sPasms, a. 10 sometimes exhibited
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Majority

The vote upon the Nebraska bill shows that northern
whig know-nothng in either house Of Congress- sus-
tanned IT. and that 1t tumphany passed by the aid
Of northern democratic votes. There were In the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

THr srrAsnP NAurrtrs AND THE smP MGr1tts,-Tbe
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin says:
Great anxiety has beer felt by large number Of our
citizens for upwards of week concerning the steamship
Nautilus which due here Sunday the 10th instant
from Brazos and Galveston. It. however Is now the
Ted conviction that the and all board perish
ed IN the disastrous storm Of the 10th and 18th instant
Among the passengers board the Nautilus we under
stand were tho following persons viz Rev j. Twcbe,
formerly Of New Orleans Mr. Perillat merchant Capt
VIM. Muir United States inspector Of hulls Anderson
Marsh United States inspector Of boilers and Andy May
hew police officer all fthis city There were in ali thirty
passengers on board
The American ship Manila Rogers master Of Bath
Maine from Bordeaux for this port arrived of the bar
Southwest Pass just previous to the late storm but
unable TO get the hnr and to anchor in deep
water. During the storm Sunday, the 10TH she was
driven from her anchorage and became total wreck of
the Timbalier islands Of Louisiana The captain
(Rogers) the second mate and are known TO
have escaped the balance of the crew are supposed to
have persisted We learn that Captain Rogers had one Of
his legs broken in escaping from the wreck
The same paper adds .
ave learn from the Franklin Journal that the late awful
storm was very destructive in that parish In the
several stores suffered by the loss OF goods and the uuroo
ing OF houses Messrs Ley Co. dry-goods merchants
estimate their loss az $4,000 The injury the and
corn crop has been very great Whole plantations
totally ruined Sugar-houses mills stables and dwelling
houses blown down and animals killed The Journal
estimates the los in the parish half million Of dollars
. Bayou Sale the storm very severe prostrating
fnces and crops and blowing down and greatly inurng
i've six sugar-honses on Bayou Teche considerable
damage vas also doneS
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Resorcd That in the repeal Of the act known as the
Coprome act and the passage Of the organ
zinQ the Territories of Kansas and Nebraska free from
constitutional restrictions, the last Congress performed
work Of patriotic sacrifice in meeting the demands Of section
al excitement BY mistaken adherence TO the fundamental law
Rssolrsd That this legislation cannot be deemed unneccs
sary but that n expedient 10 meet The questions Of
which disposed, and which could never sdmit Of more
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26
ONO

ri. Resoced That slavery domestic institution and
that Congress has neither the power legse II into any
Territory State, exclude II herefrom
the people thereof perfectly free TO form and regulate their
domestic Institutions in their way subject only 70 the
constitution Of the United States.
"2 Rosopd That the right Of the people Of each partou
lar State and Territory to establish their constitution
form OF government to choose and regulate their
domestic institutions Of every kind nd egisae for them
selves fundamental principle Of all free government and
that II IL the sesame right 10 which ancestors
waged the of the rovoutiona right lying Mt the
foundation Of all free Institutions recognised In the Deca
ration Of Independence and established by the constitution Of
the United States and hereby endorse and rearm this
ana, dtsputed princinIa
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Constitutional Debility, Or Seminal
Weakness.

4 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, OR SEMINAL
v Weakness DR.. YOUNG addresses hose who have
injured themselves by private and improper ndugences in
mind uniting them for either business or society The
fOow of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced by early habits of youth, v2 eakess OF the back
and limbs. pain in the head, dmness of sight, loss OF mus
cula power palpatou Of the heart, dyspepsia nervous
ness rrabhy, arrangement Of the digestive functions,
general debility, symptoms of consumption.
MENTAilY the fearful effects the mind are to be
dreaded Loss of memory confusion of ideas, depression Of
spirits evil fol bodngs, aversion to society self dstrust,
we of solitude, tmidy, &c Nc, of the evils
p,ouuced
All persons who afflicted with any of the above symp
toms should tail to call DR. Young, and be ut
restored perfect health Let false delicacy prevent
you, out apply immediately and yourself fom the
dreadful ahd awful consequences of this terrible maady
WEAKNESS OF The ORGANS Immediately cured, aha tuii
vig0r restored.
Dr YOUNG. corner of Montgomery and California sts
opposite Balkiig House of Page, Bacon Y 90 m
For sale aDove the celebrated French i"H,T riis.
These Pills acknow dyed by the med cal if'er-
niiy to be the oAy SAFE III Id aid efcacious rene5 20 o'
pended upon III long standing cases OF sulpeSoh ifeg
ulhty. slOl ping Of the fIcons OF natue ne neglect
of winch the source of such dep oabe effects ON the
{; male fame.
~ These Pills are highly celebrated as preventa-
tive. Price 50 per box. vo,rNc
Office of Montgomery and Calif1rnia .;'.. s.s
Is Bun san rfan''''"
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Important To Miners, Travellers, &c.

HMrOhTAAT TO MINERS, TRAVELLERS. etc
Il here is malHd, Of dc, per nl ortai.ce either in
hOd dictl moral oii If view. to which the human family
is moe cable Than that alsl fom iml connection
AS n' cal man. 1t is the dUiy Of every physician to
otk at dis, il ;f,Us h, allh AID LIFE AID his sole OBJ
ect should be to mitigate, far lies Ill his power. the
bodily ,IfeIii Is man at best is but trai all
nie hohlc to misfortune.
ali the ills that affect man, terrible
diam those of private nature. Dreadful is in the
lcIson who it, tligtul its ravages upon
his constitutions, eidh foquchtly in destruction and
loatl"mo grave. brct mes Of still greater Importance
when ii Is ansmi,d to innocent cil,plilg such being
the case "w Necessary it becomes that every having
the ast to fear that they have contracted the dis
should uttCd to it by cosuli pysi-
tian. whose resi- ecabily aud education enables him
warrant safe. speedy. and pc ent In dance
with this necessity. Dir CuNt els called upon to
that b, long study and extensive practice, he has become
pc of all those diseases which under The
denomination of eneoa and having paid more attention
to that branch than any other yscan in the United
states. he tttls himself bctter qualified to treat them
~ hills in all its fo such Ulcers, dwellings in The
(Tos. Ulcers Ill the hoa. secondary yphils. utae
Erupions. lcerutors. Tertiary. syph.s, >yphs in
hldrc. Mercui yphic Affections. iouorrhca 'leet,
and Illustrate lands, Excoratious lunols ustules
familiar to him as the most things of daily
observation.
he ir effects recent cases in few days. and
inds d iculty in curing those Of long dur"u without
submitting the !atlebt to such treatment Will draw upon
him the 81 ghest suspicion oblge HIM to neglect his bus
whether WITHIN doors without The diet need not
be changed in ilta There
sand III ,he past yea that could furnish proof of his but
these matters that require the incest secrecy, which he
always preserves
Dr. Young will warrant perfect cure, make
charge
All letters enclosing $40 will be pr mptly attended to-
Ohce hours, f.om "a toor Mo,,r,, ~,
Expire Building cor Montgomery and California SIS.
ID 3m over W els Fargo Co : Express Depa tment
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

EpHll ATE Medical and gcal Institute Lr l.
II CZAPkAl has opened his Institute tor the cure Of
all forms of private disoascs-such syphilis. gonon h@l,
nocturnal emissions, AID all the quoLtCs U If abuse
In the first stages Of syphc goo heal diseases, he
guarantees cme i'll few days. without Inconvenience to
The patient hiIdiance to his business hen paeht,
by neglect, or improper treatment hats developed the
ondnry symptoms of syphilis, such bubots painful
,well g the ulcers il the throat ID nose,
which, ot checked destroy the soft parts. and the
bones to mOrty, separate aud come away, leaving the su
ir an OF ect hidtous TO behold when and
pmle' break out upon the skin. when he has painful
sweilngs ION the bones, wnen his constitution is
nutd so piedislOSe to consumption Other cons
tutloa disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks
compensation.
In RHLUMATISM, chronic or acute; in DYsEVTERY or
oIAERHGA. he has safe and efecuAl tmedics For the
treatment Of the consequences Of slfbue. such
iurnal emissions tlmdy headache. pains in
he buck and limbs with general weakhess, loss Of Al PEE
Ute loss of meEO y. injury to the sight, ese>shess.
tus!oI OF IDEAS d.sl ke for society feeling of wcar
Of life with the nervous ~ stem 30 rXuitabe that
81 gh noises shock startls the patient, making his xs-
ece mise able For the above d.des the Loctof Will
guarantee cuc ask compensation lie can lie con-
suited. fee Of charge AID invites all TO call as it VIII cost
he III nothing. and be to their advantage lis
offices are Nos ) and Annoy HAIL. corner Of SacHme 10
aud Montgomery Streets IAN Francisco. loom
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

N REATEST discovery of the Age,-Grcat blessrg 6
w TO MaNkir I'm oclt. hut ot,Et !-lr l.
| zal kays POI lncoUm (>lf dsf eth agenr) sure
preventive against gonou ol aid y hitg dsei s,s and
usu pas Cd dy for all vcncra Sclotu"us gal grci-
and ulcers fGtid dschagesf om he gina
uterus aud urctbIa. AID all cutal eIllprs N dis
As Ioc clatIOn pr vetvc against small IoX
is DR. l. j tzal koys Pi" hilacti, TIN m,vcntve
against Syl hlilic'l aud gm onloa diseases Although
harmless III itself it assesses the over of chemically DIS
loyiI the slhlitic virus. and thereby saving thousands
ON bui Infected by the most oathsome Of all diseases
Dr. znkoys +, ol hilacticrm 1t is in very convenient
packages and will he found convenient use, beg
soap Price So
For sale Dr izn kay's Private Medical ard Surgical
Institute. A,moIy lla corner Montgomery and uc IL
merto san Francisco
Bb- All orders must be addressed to L. J. CZAPkAY.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

RANDOLPH AND CLAY.-The following is the in
sulting larguage used by John Randolph towards
Henry Cay. in the secret session of the Senate, in
1925, which led to challenge from that celebrated
statesman, and bloodess duel:
This man- mankind crave your pardon)-this
worm-(ittle insects forgive the insult)-wa out Of
lie womb Of weakness-was raised to higher life
than lie born TO- for he was raised to the society
CT bIackguards. Some tortunG-hind to hn-cruel
to ushas tossed Lin to the Sacretaryship of State
Contempt las the property OF descending, bnt she
stoops tar too short OF him. She would die bofo'e
she could reach him. he dwels below her fall.
would hate him if did not despise him. 1t is not
lciot he is but w,ee he is that puts my thoughts in
Tiers es OF bldckguard, Of squaldity refuses hlr
letters from lim That mind which thinks on what
it cannot express, can scarcely think on him. An
lyperbole for meanncss would be an ellips.s for
CLAY"
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

ENE. T.. j. CZAFEAl, late of the Hungarian
HD Amy chief physician Of the Goth Regiment Of
unved ds chief urge OF the Military Hospital of Pesth
Iiuigar aud late Lecturer iscases Of he tienlto
Urinary Organs aid Diseases Of Women and Children.
would lcs,ccify invite the attention of the tnlfornla
public the obj for the Accomplishment OF winch his
Institute has b, established and the evidences which he
Offers of his capacity for the ho ouhlc and faithful per
iolmacc Of his promise to the afflicted aduate Of
of the owned medical institutes of EWopc.
with Knowledge of The successful MODE Of
treating diseases II has been adopted by the blcs ply
scias Of the re. aid thoroughly convelsan with those
advances in the science which have discarded agents that
have been t37p 1la mcdtc he would offer the ad
vantagcs Of his knOw dye AID experience, TO all who may
stand IN of medical aid his he does ith that
the guarantee that those who SEEK as those who nave
sought will l,O:ce in effect lestola alton to hcalh
cngth and hal Iness The Doctor. ier havii made
through EUpc. gather ON the experience of the
most eaEtd arrived III the Al intic states where Tor
Years the benefits Of his practice have been bestowed on
thousands macy OF whom have given written tticacs
under OATH of the efficacy Of his mode of treatment, many
of which sill in his osscsson
diseases of the vital oganS such as those of the brain
lungs liver stomach and kidneys. well as those OF PARTS
regarded vital, successfully treated. and slCe
Ciy cure GUARANTEED in all cases The ocror would call
especial to his modc Of treating hose secret dis
known syphilis al goHo GA. with all their at
tending const qucnces lie uglcts the necessity of an
especial notice C these conn lantS but havl, seen the
horrible consequences aN ON the malpractice OF those
who alike incompetent fOr want Of Knowledge and er
have sought inn NJ the inc'' d"lous ard I'M
fortunate In llimaly syl hills gOn0r Emr. cure is
guaranteed in few days. and i'll the oiday stages
which arise fom neglect improper Treatment he gives
the assurance Of cure i'll the shortest oSSlbc time III
which complete and chectua cure safe ~ be made
The Doctors known int gritty Of character is sufficient
guarantee that fGenc, VIII lot be abused, aid that Sc
cra'' vi Ar rlNiItHi ed i.yolae.