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No. 80 North Second Street.

9eAS%T '''' "G1"Fslghed hai iihg leased The ano,
NSlll ""Il known House winch I'm, hre,
EallL kcnrtatcd and Rc.mpdclri ihrl.pLouI ,r
-, FeniIng a heantinI iron From. hlghI, oraiii
menial and IL fine Architectural lr,ie moi s,I,5..,y
ny any III "o CITY, Is now open for the reception .,
ne fnr"ure Is all new. arl has been sclrcto viii
care from kcnhles well known c,tahh~bn,,,.I ~
Ch"snni street and is of lc latest and most ashn,n
ila' ina hid many years experiences We G,ri,r an,
serves maj ny Slrct aIrnieH To- business and IN iI,,
c"mi%rlS ni our guests, to merI ana rcreIyr = Iar,
of public patronage - d snare
The lpcit'n tor Merchants aud oIhcrs c,,,,,, .. a.
NV is c"nNenIent, beng The ccnIre oi ui.,,,ss
IN" reader Is respectfully SncIleI to ,or n, ~ nh
acaIl on his HeHi visit 10 Ihe CIV
|. l.. BARRETT, Proprietor.
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S AvENG FUND
OF
C"'ted Nf@fcS Insurance, ANNUITY d. Trust Co.
S. f.. corner Third and Chestnut ste. pLilod.,,h,
Capital, S250,0OO.

| k1ONEi is received on deposit daily The amount
w deposited is entered In Deposit Book and
gwen TO the Dep"sitnr, or, if preferred certificate
will be given '''i' 'e
All sums large and small are received and The
amount paid back on demand without notice
menrIng from the day ct deposit, and ccas,ng lr,e
uN S previous TO the withdrawal of the money.
Ol 'he hfst day OF January, in each year the in.cr
ISt =" ''h uep'S Is pad to the deFosor or added 10
The principal, as he may prefer
me 'nlhMiy have now upwards of 3,5OOsdeno,i.
"fS N he CIy OF Philadelphia al,ne.
dressing the Treasurer y "'
DIRECTORS.
stephen Il. CrnWl1rd Prr,t Willinm NJ God,vip
Law renee Johnson Wee Prrst Paul b. Cioi,iard.
Anbr"Se W. Thompson, George MrlIemrv
Benjamin " .1'n.lcy, james Deycrrny
Jacob l.. Florancc C;u.lavus E,,,,li.L
Secretary and Treasurer PITNY FISK
Teller and interpreter. J. c. Ochl.ch 'ager
Sepl2 'a5-ly
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Ne" PRINCIPLE! No PoIs3N!.
hSh0AcS' Fever Il Aguc Cu,c

hShodeS' Fever n Asue Cure
ok ANIIDOTE TO MALARIA.
!t0k ihr Prey pntlom and Cure Of Fc,rr,,.d Ao,,o
Ut mn Fever: Dumb Asue. and olber InIa
"l'th' ANA Kemutcni FeNcr> also of R,I,nn. Eo,
F,Irr ',''. Vni ',','TH ny Typhoid sympoins Typhoid
,ttr'' 't,''M f"Ner, Ship and JaIi Foyer G,,,cr.I
"'"''"N' Nlshi SWoat> and all other form, ,i a.
ease Nhnrh nave cummnn origin m - "'S
MALARIA OR MIASMA.
~ @"o'I' a 'moSlheric Poison which ,t 90 roi, s
..,,, ''ia'y inhaled at every breath Is Tho
- - Ter wherever II eNist, North S,ulI
'"t'i or W Nesl,-a Will cveryNhere y,oli :,
hr'i5 d"coTcrcd antdoe when ne,,r,in ~ m lnN
son, 'Hi-ct'iY pIrltcs the system and tus
u" rf' Frieipr distinctly claims lhc<o ex,,,,! :!
results rom lis USE "'!
II "lIi entirely ,truiect mn r.-;lu, =,
r -, - Sc NY "r Nanny localities iron. any 4o
''''"iN plS''ist WhhieVcr or any iIl,,r,. ir,,, -
''''IlN InnaIng Malaria or Ml3,u9 '''' ''''" '""-
- VII !H,"nIy check the Apuc in ,or -
~ >"''F'" I'r any length OF lime from ana. I
"',,"F wears, 81 Ia I HEY need never L.,,, 4 10Y
I'f, ~ "'i''Huli9 lis use acc Ordlng To dr+cIIors
:, "''l immediate lY relieve all dlSirr>,,.. r, -
snc cl @"r r, is',>FS' such As general debility nlsiI
'"elatlciit at once e ,iS la re..,,o- -,
"u'' InG strength aid continues unIl y ,cr,,I I
" initial 'lfr Is ciiertcd Aud as a prpnt Inn, ~ -
nI :" pune c"niidcaCe, because of I,s .i,
s"'l IL" 'HlIre htrmlessncss il. E,lIn,, ,,,, -!
"a iI"lI one "i The most celebrate ,L, ;vi'i'-
''''N "'aics Is attached 10 every bottle -"
cha ,on,lo NE' York, June II, 1850.
f.. ""NG "i'e chemical examination Of pb,i,..
ana Asnc Cure, or AniIo,c 10 Mainr,n ',,
iIrrc,,,,' 1''u 1t i'r Arsenic. Mercury, Qumne and
'Iu'"'' ntt have not found pariiclr ot e,II,oM M
T. '' nave found any substance in il. r"nnn'',,n
'' "'" " PROVE Injurious Ia The constitutions
Iq...:, JAMES H. CHIFFON, NJ D.. Chemist
~ irrSonS may thus be sure of rnr,re f.o y "ti"h
r 'no'' nhm'd diseases no matter how s,ct, '''. ,
{ ,:h Or s"ampy the lucally. NJ '"'
100 ' t'il ary are frequently published, md h
Is artnaI n.r,,' ,' Puhr Is a'ked only IN proportion To
"y are rei"d upon 10 prove Ills wnrIh
,' VI '"" h"iles VIII answer for ord,nar,. ...,
'mr may require more. " o'"''afy cases
''''''i'"s ..s printed IN German. French and S,o;I
'''"in,,l 'i'' u bottle. Price One Dollar i'''''"'
Prepared and sold 10y the Propr,eI"r
As A. RHODES. Providence. r
mn, t,5i i%r sale By druggists generally. a.
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JOS. c. GRIFFITH

OtflCE-At the Office of Marion Green. E,o
Surveyor Conveyancor, Notary Public, Sc
IN the town OF Smyrna, on the conner of Mar
~ -a! Cu!nnerce streets.
NAV 23, I855-Iy.
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FRUSSES! Trusses! Tru.se !, !!


O1 G. II. NEEDLES, -
S~o Truss and Brace Establishment,
D. W.cor Twelfth and Race sts., PHILADELPHIA.
MPoRFLR of fine FRENCH TRUSSES. combio.
I"s extreme lIghtness, ease and durability with
correct construction ''''
lerhlal or ruptured patents can be suited bv remit
Anp amounts aS before :-Sendmg number oil inches
'oHnu 9i 'he nps and stating side Affected
So, So and Si0 w.
mi'ructlons as to wear, and how 10 effect Il cure,
when possible, sent " Ilh the Truss N
AISU' Ior slle IN great variety, Dr. Bannine's I'm
SoVeu raiehi Body Brace for The cure of Proiapsus
Sn, SPlhaI frOps and Supports, Patent Shoulder
DioTes' NEST Exmnders and Erector Braces adapted
W ~, Sil with Soop Shoulders and Weak Lungs; English
c Einsuc AbGomnal Belts, SuspensUrics, Svringcs-
maze % ana female. 9cy- Ladies' Rooms with lady al.
~-. I'.''S. Augl,5j ly
FfUifS and Confectionery.
EMOFAL-The subscriber has removed TO
AZ No. 20 MARKET Street, above Front
II hree doors above the Old sIaud0
~, , PHILADELPHIA,
n"eC ne keeps constantly hand general stock of
an dltcies IN ms line, consisting Of Oranges Lemons
|Iu H a." hlus ol Fruit in seusOn; lmOnds, Maluuis
NiIIih an MUS Ground MUS, PLAIN and roasted Pickles
",iu reserves OF all kinds; To which lie invites the
"''e"'i"h "i Dealers and others visiting the cIIv-
""ods PACKED at this establishment warranted TO carry
safe. " "''y
s. l.. HERRING
,. No &G Market street,
-~rH-n r~1-oIn Above Front, south side. Phada
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NC tEtiOf FRENCH TRUSNES, This article
from Its extreme ueaIIeas and IghIness yyrioIn, ,
ihree ounces aud It's successful treatment u lie mos,
difficult casts Of HERNIA has won for il The L,gf
praise rom ySrihnS both Tins country and Eurone
over me heavy clumsy Truss heretofore worn for Run
lure Prre - Ia -, single; and 81 TO ~ lnr do,Lc
f'iSNeS. Stale which side is afflicted, and gI,e ,Izr
around tho hps s''' 'N
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CHRISTMAS GOOnS

VII. subscriber is now opening one of The .,
= beautiful collections Of French. EryIisI a,1
German fancy Goods, Baskets, Toys, Aabaslxr Ari'
GLASSES, IorImonnales. Card Cuses, Wax fm;, arh
SSianps' Yard Measures in pearl ivory NJ OH
e'selis Crying Dolls, Drums Masit Ianlerns Mant.
Nlehase es %c Also small German Ijiys in sSar
Yarletv storekeepers supplied at tho L1,,sesi y
BY The ease gross or dozen ''4 4olses' N l'rieeS'
N.|B--Domesc Baskets. Sleigh Bodies. Clo,ha.
ieFs' eS'; always on hand, or made to order
H. SWIFT Importer and Mhndf2cturer
no,-o. 5l2 Market street. above 9th. 4 -.
-. - zs I. = ..Ere. A 80 Phi,adelDhia.
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Ga IAYDOCk s FIDLER. w. II south Second
4 street. PhadeIhi,, Dealer. in Watches
Jtweiry aud Sllverwarc, have Oh hand Al0Iuo
wolh OF the very best '''''D ''o''o'
Gold Levers iull jcweled, IL carat coscs s25 M
G"d itnn'Ing asc. tuli jcwetled levers, $500
Gold LCpne Watches y0H0
I,;i.N. ~ - 'i'' Jc"'iIeu -U.un
Sii'.e Inning e "Se lill Jr"ellCd, 1900
"0l'"e """h'A' so
And some sill cheaper ,han The above. and Ioroo
"S>or''hehi OF Jewery of every description fine and
c'lp ana h' good an nss"rlmcnt o Silver and Silver
Pa'ed ware a. can be iouni ~ phI.adclphu ali OF
49, a'''" VIZ Nl' sen los" Persons Wishing To purchase
any arc!e III our Inc will do we'll Ia piIo ms n aII
ana examine our siprk hsorn IIirchasIIg elsewhere
as our motto l. sell qu'ck and cheap" y R-Rc.
'henoer NO. II Souih Second street Pnlludci; ;.h!a
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F. II. SMITH,
Fort MOnnaic, Pocket Book,
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.

AND
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.
N w. cor. of Fourth and Chestnut SITS.
M PHILADELPHIA
II AiWays on hand large and varied assortment Of
Port Monnalcs, Work Rnyss '' VI
Pocket Books Cnho.
mixers Cases. Trnvci;nr H.
Mole Holders, Harkn.,17,,, S,,
Port Fulus Chc.S nln, D'u'uS'
ortable DESKS = ckrr Mem,ro,,,,,,, ,,..,
'rCsSing Cases C,onr Ca>es. ta ''''''''' o""NS
Also general assortment ot k.nyl.,h French and
u pr'nan Fancy G"pds Fine Porkc, Cutlery, iaznrs
razor Strops and Gold Pens. Wholesale second ,tt
third floors '' ''oiiu all"
+. II SMITH
n W. corner Fourth aud Chestnut sis Phil,
~ b.-Oh the receipt ni 81, Il superior (;old pc,,
VIII De Tent 10 any part of 'h" United States by mail
pug pen, thus. medium hard or soft
April IL. '5j-Iv.
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c. w VANHORN y Co,
importers and Manufacturers If 'rr,.sos

lHhPoIIers ana manufacturers of TriiSScs
81 North Ninth street PhIaJrI, I,,,
" We also manufacture TIKI 'SSES of nlI d,,,.r,.
ioi' from an infant TO an adult M size. instrument
ior Curvature OF the Spine CIult'ool vi A.
ncni'iri, 10" Legs, Suspcnsory Bandaecs and Is,,
all descriptions OF instruments and bandagcs noncc,
"red Tor diseases that require mechanical a,d 10, ti
relIeC i a." '"' i'itlT
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Farms and other Real Estate,

W he also Rents Farms and Houses col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
KIND OF business in his line, Oh the most reason
able terms.
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LAWU :!
"a.
HN!;i3;R;NAR
L1.NND !!
LAND,
IN KENT COUNTY,
Delaware

TNHE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
TOR the Purchase and Sale OF REAL ESTATE,
and has now on hand, For Sale, number Of
very desirable
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Is Farm in Queen Anne's county, Mary.
land. near Church Hill This farm contains
225 ACRES. The cleared Land has n
good clay bottom; there Is plenty Of Tim
ber on SAID tract for the use of tue farm
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aae Undersigned would respectfully announce
to the public that he still occupies store in tbe
"Commercial Row." on Commerce street
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knowledge which 10 olden time made demi-gods-
u Set at work apower subter than brute force aud
lughtier than armed numbers Ay, TO teach once
more to pay homage to The royalty Of mind. And what
magnificent appliances il has 10 accomplish this destiny
With the blood OF every people flowing through lis veins
with the intellect and energy OF every inherted with
the treasures Of every language its spoas the temple
Was built upon the brow Of Moriah by CaDaanite and
Tyran as Lebanon gave her cedars H. and 0phir her
gold too, temple 10 have been baded here by
the elect OF all lands on whose affairs patriotism might
ndle lis res and from whose portals philanthropy might
20 forth to meet tie future leaning upon the OF Jeho
YAH Your past indeed typical OF your future Seventy
Eve years ago you were seapy band Now you number
millions on millions and while the is
work hundreds OF thousands added TO the list Then
thirteen feeble States blazed upon your banner Of stars
Now how many there2 You cannot tell me; for,
while YOU count them States wheeling into the
armament and mngng their brightness with the blaze of
the federal constellation Yes, all your sky rays of
light crystazing into stars and they circling
round your galaxy.
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CONGRESS-TUESDA

SEsArEThe bill to alter and amend the act ITO estab
sh circuit of the United States in and for the State
of California approved March B. 1885, was considered
and passed. In consequence of Mr. Housons hoarseuess
his remarks the subject of the naval retiring board
were postponed until tomorrow. The bounty-land bill
was resumed and debated by Messrs Pugb verson Bay
ard Glass; Brown, Butler, Stuart and Others after which,
the amendment of Mr. Iverson allowing the admission Of
paro testimony in all where record evidence
lists, adopted-yeas 30, nays 10. The amendment al
lowing the time of travel to and from the place of muster
also adoped-yeas 10, nays Is. The bill finally
passed-yess 23 nays 10 and after executive session.
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE REPnEsKsTArIvEs.-A communication re-
ceived from the Treasury Department relative to the
penditures in the District of Columbia for criminal prose
eutons Among the reports from the standing committees
very large number of bills for the improvement Of
rivers and harbor The House then resumed the consid
GRAFTON of the deficiency bill and disposed of the remaining
amendments.
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THE RISING TIDE OF DEMOCRACY.

During few weeks past have had the pleasure Of re
cordng democratic victories almost nnumerable and in
all parts Of the country Seldom have the democracy
within the same period Of time achieved lengthy con-
secution Of trumpbs Az the oswego Palladium wen re-
marks "The tide Of democratic power is rising seadi-
Nv and surely on every band. 1t surgcd up in New
Hampshire increased handsomely in Rhode Island has
nearly overthrown the opposing pillows in Connecticut
and rides triumphant through the cities from st Louis
through Chicago, Milwaukee Cleveland oswego Syracuse
and hundreds Of other places 10 Albany These waves
increasing in sire destined to swell on until by the
des Of November they shall all uniedly and harmonious
" All the full oodfde Of victory, whose waves surely
destined to carry upon their crest the democratic standard
bearers Of 1856 Let the glorious tide sweep till Il
overwhems every vestge Of nsticAl demsgogism This
Il win dor
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good men and true were equally reliable with the muster
rolls and other record evidence which were merely gwen
the honor of the officer without beng sworn 70 az an
The question being taken on ,ne a gu sIlo
PUGH il was not agreed toyeas 10, nays 2oaS ioo"si
YRAs-Messrs Biggs, Brodhesd COlAmsr, Evans FIT
patrick, Foot Houston Iyerson james, Mallory fugh'
Red Seward Weller and WIFE, sS Bsyard Bell Of New
Hampshire, Benjamin, Biger, Bright broWn b%ugp I III.
,sndsn Dodge pke' Fish G sy%ssr foom5. TOaosy
Trumbull, Wade and Wilson'S
Mr.. IyERsoN then renewed the amendment which he
had temporarily withdrawn and II was agreed 'o-yeas
~, nays l9-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Bell Of New Hampshire, Bell Of Tonnes
ace Riggs Brown Cass Collamer, Crittenden, Fish fiz
natrck Hale Hamn, Harlan, Iyerson, james Reid Sew
ard sumner, Toombs Toueey, frumbull wade ana WI
NAYs-Msssrs. Adams Allen, Bayard, Benjamin, Bigler,
Brodhead Dodge, Durkee Evans Foot Geyer, Houston,
Jones OF iowa Mallory Mason Pugh, Stuart Weller, and
Wright-ls.
The amendment reported by the Committee on Public
Lands as amended, then agreed to.
The bill was reported to the Senate, and the amend
ments made In committee of the whole agreed to.
Mr. IvERSON renewed the amendment which be offered
in committee of the whole and which was then rejected
allowing the time of travel in marching to and from the
place where the soldiers mustered INTO the service at
the rate of one day for every twenty miles which was
agreed to-yeas 10, nays ls--as follows;
YEAs-Messrs. Bell of New Hampshirs, Piggs, Brown,
Crttenden Fish, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Hale, Hanin, lyer-
son. James Mallory Pugh, Reid Seward, Sumner, Toombs
Wilson, and Wrght-l9.
NAYS-Messrs Adams, Allen Benjamin Bigler, Brod-
head Cass Coamer, Dodge, Durkee Evans, Foot Harlan
Houston, Jones of Iowa, Stuart, Trumbui wade and
Weller-lS.
Several other amendments of minor Importance were
also agreed TO. The bill then read third time and
passed-yeas %, nays lo-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bell of New Hampshire Bell Of
Tennessee Bggs Bgle Brodhead, Brown Cass. Colamer
Crittenden Fish, Fitzpatrick Foot, Hale, Hamlin Harlan
Iverson Mallory, Reid, Seward, Sumner, Toombs and
Trumbull-23.
NAYS-Messrs. Adams, Dodge, Durkee, Houston, John
son. Jones Iowa. Pugh Stuart, Wade, and Weller-l0.
On motion by Mr.. STUART, the Senate then proceeded
the consideration of the bill to provide for issuing pat
en in certain cases. where grants of the public lands have
been made by Congress- which read third time and
passed.
After the consideration Of executive business the Senate
adjourned.
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PLANS OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS.

II Is evident that the black republicans Of the North
(says the squaer Sovereignty win attempt to Kansas
into the Union with the "bogus constitution" fixed up
Topeka by Lane Robinson and other traitors II is
than probable that such will be successfully made
in the House Of Representatives. and attempt made TO
force 1t through the Senate BY the threat Of refusing to
vote money to carry the government Should such
dassrdy be rssorted to- who but oresee the
evil consequences that must inevitably follow. We
say this much and believe in doing we express the
feelings Of hreeourhs OF the citizens Of Kansas that
will never be willing enter the Union the terms pro-
posed by the black republicans five cannot be admitted
with a constitution Of choice we viii look to other
sources than an abolition Congress for government The
sovereign people Of Kansas just able 70 govern and
protect themselves the gallant Texans against the
despotc and tyrannical rule Of Mexico. Before the leap
il taken, we caution them to look"
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BY Mr.. FLORENCE, OF Pennsylvania -Four memorials Of
citizens Of the States of Penn and New Jersey
reenng that in view OF the appalling calamity the
burning OF the ferry boat New Jersey" the Della
river the 18th Of March last by which disaster
than sixty lives sacrificed Gas certified BY the verdict
OF the corone ury) mainly through the ineceney Of the
Of said boat the entire absence OF appara
subdue fire, Of any provisions OF safety in the
of life boats life preseryers also from the gross neglect
specu aud earnestly pray that the provisions OF the act Of
1884, entitled can provide for the better security Of
the lives of passengers board of vessels propelled by
steam" be made applicable far may be requisite to all
ferry boats used rivers referred to the Committee
Commerce
BY Mr.. TYSON of Pennsyly ania: memorial of various
citizens Of the States of New Jersey and Penn yana sta
ting that conHagraon occurred the Delaware river Of
the ferry boat New Jersey the 18th March last in
volyng the destruction of sixty human lives and represent
ing the total absence of apparatus board TO subdue
fire. any provision for the safety of passengers by
OF life boats life preservers and praying Congress to
tend the provisions Of the act OF 1907 Tor the better security
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" Such statesman Douglas Buchanan would ride
into power the high tide Of popular opinion bat such
demagogue as Franklin Pierce, have intimated on
another occasion, would fall "a dead cock In the pit ! he
behind and BEFORE from centre Ia cireumerenee the old
and the young the sick and the nhrm, would issue from
their abode and spite Of all that could be said by demo
cratic orators would strike irresistible and oyerwhelm
ing bow at Asgrs dsaOralss n rAs democratic parry.
Talk aboutour Presidents having natonAiIsd and
sodaed the democratic party Talk Of his having neryed
the democratic Talk services which he
dered the liberal cause Talk Of endorsing admnstra
ton which has oad been repudated and consigned BY the
popular Judgment to irretreyabe oblivion As well at
tempt resurect the dead galyanze the inanmate the
administration of Franklin Pierce sleeps the sleep that
knows no waking p"
The foregoing fair specimens Of the character of the
journal which the organs Of Mr. Buchanan before
named desire to extensively circulated in Pennsyva-
mia And may, in all frankness ask those jour
nails what they hope accomplish for Mr. Buchanan by
this mode of warare Why thus repudiate the action
the democratic convention of Pennsylvania How will
Mr. Buchanans chances for nomination for election
be promoted by exciting dssensions and bad blood be-
tween his friends aud those of President PIERCE We
are sure the friends of President Pierce have given no
provocation for such treatment Certain it is that what
else may be said of his administration has not been
unmindu of the worthy of the Keystone in the dis
trbution of high offices. What other State has been
honored by cabinet minister and by the first foreign
mission TO say nothing of other important appointments
given and rendered to other prominent Pennsyyanans
But forbear to indulge in further comments We
not how extensively the Sentinel may circulate but do
that such journals the Pennsylvania and the
Patriot and Union should adopt policy of conduct
ing the well calculated to provoke elimination
and recrimnation, and defeat that harmonious action
in the convention which all good democrats look
sental to our success in November next
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HON. Mr.. KEITT'S SPEECH.

We give in this days issue of the Union full and
reced report of the speech delivered in the House of Rep
resenatves the 18th instant by Hon. Mr. Ke of South
Carolina the constitutional rights of the South and in
cidenally the political topics of the day. The speech
fully sustans the reputation of its gifted author bril-
liant and nm effective sneaker
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lThe bill provides that the OF $4,000 appropriated
BY Congress for Improving the harbor Of Sheboygan after
paying al just debts existing against said appropriation,
together with the tools materials and property belonging
the United States aud used in improving said haTbor be
transferred 10 the commissioner for the improvement OF the
work appointed by the State OF Wisconsin,
Mr.. KEITT Of South Carolina moved that the House adj
journ which motion was not agreed 10.
very large number of bills then reported from the
Committee Commerce for the improvement Of rivers and
harboss which seyeraly read twice and committed
And them at quarter Of o'clock the House ourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL, m.

The House met AT TT m
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Treasury Department transmitting report from
the First Comptroller of the Treasury containing the in
formation required by the resolution of the House of April
IL 1856 requesting the Secretary Of the Treasury to in
form the House what of money has been paid from
the national treasury for costs in criminal and
warrants to breaches of the peace in the District of
Columbia for the year ending March 80 1885, and whether
in his opinion any legislation is necessary to protect the
treasury against unjust claims account Of such COSTS
Mr. LETCHER of Virginia. called for the reading of the
cordingy read The Comptroller makes the following state
ment:
aThe resolution calls for the expenditures in the District
Of Columbia for criminal prosecutions for year ending
the Goth of March, 1856; but inasmuch the United
States marshal whose duty it is to disburse the amount
required for legal charges attendant upon the admnsra
ton Of Justice in the District of Columbia renders his
counts mannuay for the terms ending respectively
the 30h of and the st of December the entire year
of 1855 selected the information cannot be given for
the period designated in the resolution
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and Nth The adpics and consent q the Senate
Milton s. Latham collector of the customs for the dis
tric of San Francisco in the State of California vice
Richard 2 Hammond removed.