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Mr.. Everett on the Sumner Outrage

Mr.. Everett, in his Introductory re-
marks to the delivery Of his Grafton on
Washington, in Taunton, recently made
the following allusion 10 the assault upon
Senator Sumner:
After alluding 10 the pleasure with
which he always dwel on the theme Of
Washington, he continued as follows -
But, with the satisfaction which feel in
addressing you this evening, are mingled
The most profound anxiety and grief-a
sadness which | strive in vain to suppress,
overwhelms me at the occurrences Of the
past week, and Il serious apprehension
forces itself upon my mind that events
are even now in train, with an impulse
too mighty to be resisted, which will
cause our beloved country to shed tears
of blood through all her borders for gen.
erations to come. Civil war, with all its
horrid trains of pillage and slaughter,
carried Oh without the slightest provoca-
ton against the infant settlements of our
brethren on the frontiers of the Union,
the worse than civil war raging for months
unrebuked at the Capital. has at length,
with lawless violence, Of which there is
no parallel in the annals our constitution.
al government, stained the floor of the
Senate Chamber with the blood OF de.
fenceless man, the Senator from Massa.
chusetts.
Oh! my good friends, these are events
which, for the good name, the peace and
safety of our country, it were worth al
the gold of California to blot from the
rec, I'd. They sicken The heart of the
patriot, of the good citizen and of the
Christian. They awaken the gloomy
doubt, whether the tolls, the sacrifices,
and the sufferings of our fathers for the
sake of founding higher, purer, and
freer civilization on this Western Con.
tinent than the world had yet seen, have
not been in vain For myself, they fill
me with sorrow too deep for tears.
sorrow not for myself. My few remain
ing years are running 100 rapidly 10 6
close to allow ME to attach much impor
tance to anything this side of the grave
which concerns me individually. But
sorrow far beyond The power of words lc
express, for the objects Of my affection
which leave behind.
For my chilhren and my country
grieve, and God is my witness, that If
by laying down my poor life this hour,
could undo what has been done within
the last two years, beginning with III,
disastrous repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise, l would willingly, cheerful,
make the sacrifice. Did | not thinl
there is healing charm in the name o
Washington. and that attachment an,
veneration for his character, which il
almost the only remaining kindly senti
ment that pervades the whole country
and that in the contemplation of tha
character, there is spirit Of wisdom I
guide, and love to soothe and unite,
would even now throw myself upon you
indulgence, to excuse me from the dut
of the evening.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-18

New YoRK, June l6.--The third in.
formal ballot for President resulted as fol.
lows: Fremont 81 Banks 48; Johnston
l5; Stockton ls; M'Lean Q. Adjourned
till Monday. a1l
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MONTREAL, June l2.-Seven bodies
have been recovered at Lonqueil, and
search still progressing, for the remain
der Of The victims several ofthose injured
have since died.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-18

WASHINGTON, June l2-Senate.-Mr.
Hamlin rose and asked to be excused
from servingas Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Commerce, which was granted.
Mr.. Butler then proceeded to reply TO
Mr.. Summers speech; the galleries be-
ing densely crowded, After speaking a
considerable length Of time Mr.. Butler
yielded the floor for adjournment.
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~ LET us be careful to distinguish
modesty, which is ever amiable, fro m
reserve. which is only prudent. A man
is hated sometimes for pride, when it
was an excess Of humility that gave the
occasion. . II
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New ORLEANS, June 13.-The steamer
Philadelphia arrived this morning from
Havana, with dates to the 9th. Sugars
had advanced aaa. A real severe gale
occurred, the American ship Champ ion
sunk, some other damage resulted. The
Merrimac sailed from Havana for Key
West on the 9Th inst. m e,loTi ita
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INToLERABLE INTOLERANCE. - Miss
Fanny Hyemaid unequivocally cut her
poor little acquaintance. Sally Humblebie,
the other day in the open street, for no
other reason than because the bonnet Of
the latter came the sixteenth Of an inch
beyond the ears
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Noon.-
Flour at So; wheat $l,40al, As +; Rye
72a73; oats 34c; whisky 96as7.
New York, June Noon.-Flour
dull mixed corn 81.
CINCINNATI, June l6.-Noon.--Flour
IS. Is and dull whisky 22la25B ; bacon,
sides and shoulders 8 and II, bulk do.
sta64 city mess pork 1900 sugar
very firm at s9a09; coffee III; mo.
lasses 50c. River feet.
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CoNcoRD, June l2.-Ths Legislature
elected Samuel W. Berry, Secretary of
State VIM. Berry, Treasurer, and Amos
Hadley, Printer.
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siani smile; she had conquered her fear
Of the king Of terrors, and dwelt upon her
departure with almost exulting joy. j
knew that through Christ | was prepared
to CO. she said TO her pastor; i knew
that there were glories in the bright world
above, that the imagination cannot con-
ceive Of; yet have shuddered from my
infancy at death. The thought Of diss6-
luton, with its icy chill and quiyering
breath, made me cold to my heart, and /
strive to forget it, but cannot. Yet, since
you, since my mother, since all who knew
me have made it familiar end house.
hold word, clothed it in beautiful thoughts,
and surrounded it with heavenly images,
it has become less and less terrible, till
now can hold my hand to him who I'M
locks The spirit, and say: 'Dealh where
is thy stingT
As she spoke thus, ray from the set
Ting sun imaged crown Of glory upon
her fair brow. Her mother and friends
at that moment entered.
Hush y SAID The pastor with uplifted
hands, and they STOOD transfxed, With
this last holy smile he had marked an in
slantaneous change and as he bent for-
ward, through the lips SO beautifully
wreathed, there came no breath.
well might she exclaim, Death where
is thy stingr said the pastor, turning
with ,ear.Glled eyes; never sawI the
King Of Terrors in SO lovely garb.--.
How sweetly she sleeps!
Aye, sweelly still, in graveyard upon
the hill-side-and on the white shaft that
bears her name, some loving hand has
chiseled--
at is not hard to dio"
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"He Doeth all Things Well"
WRITTEN FOR THE oDIvE BRANCH. I

Aye, treasure it up in your heart
He doe,h all things WE'LL IT'S gol-
den truth cheering many sad, lonely
hours, otherwise insupporiable /; bright
ening many long life-path, which but
for il would be dark and trear indeed
o, then, never begin to doubt, but let the
blessed light of pure faith gid the knowl-
edge that Our Fathers tender mercies are
over all his works.
Young mother dost thou mourn that thy
darling sleeps sweetly Oh the SaViour's
boSoml Thinkest thou that the light
hath gone out forever from thy home -
Truly 1T is well With the child
Husband art thou sorrowing now that
the loved and fondly-cherished one hath
gone home! Weep not, for so God Civ
eth his beloved sleep.
Sister dost thou murmer that the band
has been broken : Does the home eircls
speak of the removal! Aye, the link
hath been taken from the chain upon earth
10 be added TO the chain in heaven. An
angel hath gone out from thy home, but
an archangel has come back to dwell with
thee forever.
HE doeth all things WE'LL believe il,
trust in One who is ever ready 70 aid Us
in time Of need. Verify, He that made
us will remember we are but dust; and
lie that knoweth our frame viii pity our
infrmities. II.
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(coNcLuDED NEXT wEEK.).
Ut IS NOT HARD TO D1E."
BY MRS. N. A. DENNlsoN.

Now, DOCTOR said a sweet.faced girl,
looking with confidence into the kind face
that had bent over her so often, tell me
ifthere is any certainty that shall ever
recover! ihink not; continually tor
menting myself with the question. Will
you not be candid with me, dear Doctor
Ellis =
while there is life'-commencsd the
DOCTOR, but the frail young creature inter-
rupted him, saying;
4, NO. no, doctor, that won. do; | musi
have your professional opinion |; and wher
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-13

R"The following mary be Of some use
to our lady readers. At any rate the sex
pertinent would be cheap and simple
one, and worth al least trial ~
The perfume Of flowers may be gather
ed in very simple manner, and without
apparatus. Gather the flowers with as
little stocks as possible, and place them
in jar three paris full Of almond or olive
oil. After being in the oil twenty-ioar
hours, put them in coarse cloth, and
squeeze the oil from them. This process,
with fresh flowers, is to be repeated ac-
cording to the strength Of the perfume de.
sired. The oil being thus thoroughly
perlumed with the volatile principle Of
the flowers, il is 10 be mixed with en-
equal quantity Of pure reclifed spirits.
and shaken every day for a fortnight,
when it may be poured oil, ready loruse.
As the season for sweet scented blossoms
is just approaching, this method may be
practically tested, and without any great
trouble or expense. Il would add addi~
tional interest to the cultivation Of tlow-
ers.--C CPhila. Ledger.
i f.ia ae x It
EPThis just ellis out tho column.
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mothers neck. 1t was the last time they
ever rested there.
As the moon went down behind the wes-
tern hills, two figures glided from the she'd
ow Of the garden, and hurried on towards
the village tavern, where they parted, but
to meet again in the morning; lnd when
the stars shone rext'in the rivers depths,
they were far on their way to the southern
land,
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l say that my souls happiness, for the
remnant of this life, will be affected by
your decision, surely you will grant me
the request
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MISGE.L.I. A.NEOTTS.
a GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNlsiENTS
j. B. VoNDERSMITHS
Cheag Flu,
Chinese Liniment,

HHIS superior preparation pFeseh ed 10 the Aneri-
public with the greatest eoaideRos that its EN-
eient epIa qualities excel auy otaer known Lnieht.
Its action certain, safe and uniOtn NinB in
where an external application Is apPrOpris G All who
have tried regard IL as inIalIhle III tho ooving Dis
cases: keunlasn spranS bruises, SVvelled itbs weak
JOINTS White swelling pains in the sack, S Hidcs ihs
breast lace, oIany o,her RaTt toe budy u is an ex
eeient remedy IN bIuies, sC1lds cuts, ee. TLe usRf
esa of this tIeSt ma
confined TO The rntan susSies, but is equally ecatiOUs
whenever applied 20 diseases O The flYOrte domcs
tic animal be hOrse AMONG many diselses aud see
denis occurring 90 he horse which &c tile n1Al
tain cure, nlaY es Tsns The following yiE cuts, brgses
snTatls IN the shoudsgS eaPs scTeehes cracked heel
sweeney spne, Tator nin,s e,e Pcr lurihsr pGrteg-
sSrE9ee direction un botli6ss eRJ ..5- nf4s zgf
s7 TAKE N1TlCE.
Many and Iust objeetpHa made ali the erdiEsry
nInenta O the day account their 0aensi smell,
aud The ahsghuy stains ofien len uTo tho skin. won.
deI aet WHICH has been yerlae9 70 the Sonishmento
The most Proonn1 aud the delight OF
pAtegS e that IN addition to It's surprising
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1t hnpaTts aud natural glow which laS ioT many
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common result OF almost eli articles used for tnlt
purpose Hence, every sdy toiletIs supplied with Il
who knnwsis eXeelsst qualiteatn this resPect To
aiEe tS sgeesbo oeOr need butOpen one bottle AID
try for youEbeh - a'tt4
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Use the Magic Impression


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tice IL absolutely The best portable nkstRId in
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ell Constitutes iTSyelttg uSaHd which cannot be bro.
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eSi, plant OF flower be transferred 10 pages
album Wl'h minute aud distinct resemblance Or nlu,e.
Nit equal facility pictures and embroidery Rtterns
taken and have received the highest eosiuns from the
could not he PRODUCED
Ihs Magic Paper will slao mark linen, other G.u-
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N the world fails 10 brinEi out. Any child. eau use il
with perfect With this Magic Paper, lkeWsS one
Or -four copies OF aletsr written, be secured without
any additional labor whateNsC. making IL the eheapsSt aud
o9t convenient article exsnt liz great sdvan.
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Each package eonaina four Se rent eoors black blue
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II is put up IN beautiful snEmtled coloTed envelopes
with atruhfn Of the proprietor attached Eae
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Tie above prices Address, rOst.raid, -
\ fUBBELL, i67 Broldwly, Hew YORK.
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oIlNIosa or rnr rlrsa

RrEBELL's ALGlc lHPEE.sinE PAPEG We re,sr sur
readers To the advertisement in column, GetlHs
Iot the meiis iis pleasing aud iuseHiUHN inyeioH.
delpkia Merchant.
ltIs Unsurpassed lo nsEtness and s!ty, and shoHla
meet with the sale It richly deserves -Tiibgne
Just what the PUBLIC hEs long desIrsd and recommends
itselI tg svs;y lover OF lSEts and nal d
60 DISSOLUTION. '
THE partnership he etofrs existing under the Grm Of
Gordon, IlHiks Co., has ts Oar oeen dissolved By
mutual consent. -ois- h. y GORnON,
t1E ..CLARRE 4 THAN,
Attc4 is;, 1854. J. u. AaJER.
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LfPPINpn1lT.s aAZRn1lRl

u stpTe and for klie by -
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.5 Notice

= isiIa NOTlce ~ -
ElE pndersigned having bought the entire stock OF
i Oods belonging to MeSsrs- Wheeler q Lskn, Aer.
ehant IsOrs, would beg cave 10 inform the ctxns o.
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the room torne
occupied by MessTs Wheeler q Lakin, and having OBJ
is PTefarsd make order article in hs line
~ Sne s!Gsl tSs aaS oca s ~ .g s,o ~, IS nj v
he sell very low, reduce his stock and
make roomfor Tie SnrtuB G3ocs Now is sIsre ehsnG:
to be RsIeeomneRdsd, no sale.
Come one, come all,
7-..r-,r And 4ive call,
At No. 2, RaShingIon Hall.
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" r hzys On fsys sSEEsls Soi Lard
SF1s poaSE e cowGIH4
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Fan Fashion for Hats,
Shooters! Shooters!!
LeOnnrd,h Rn1enl ReYalHknR IInmmRr

NJ PTSIolI ~
THIS pistol, for simplicity of construction, facility OF
loadins and rrg lpdity of aitehLrGnS. power and
cortec Eess eoHyeeieEes OF CARRYING. and IN exemption
oifa 9 s tss ~ sssSss', @ claims sSs
snaiilot s Tetsiyed and pIIe % the cheap Jew
elry store OF {. p BROWN,
nIyl SO Washington Han.
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Ambrotypes,

a4 iae.a Ambrotypes.
INH aubEcTbST oHsrs u pHbIie new Etyls Of
picture, far aHrefior 20 tie ISgusrrSatyne, made
heens daily At hE estSbi rhTn-nt They aie termed
M f hABR0TYPES,
The process for which is patented the United Etlte.
Great ritan and Prince These piCtuteB The In0sl
beauii u aud truthful PrOdutea By the Photographic
art The exceeding hGeness dspik light and shAde aud
iChHess OF tone is WOnd.Tiu They do not reverse Tie
subject, but lepIeTsut everything its true roSuh
They without the glare OI dAgueTTeotyPe may
seen IN any view, and viii last for ages unchGnsed being
IalPERISHABLE,
hence the NAME Ambrope whgh sisniaeS lndettrucu
hiuty TIE FictIne Staken plain glSBs, which an
other llaIe Of corresponding size Is with ndS
strucble cement by which tie picture viii retain its oig
ina hiancy icT agsai Il viii not oOrTode Geias pOr
be injured By water or climate,
AnihIotyG TeloOscOpes be Seen be GppreEGtSd
the relief is perfect X lie
DagberIentyne4 taken at Ieduced pTieeB Ladies' and
gentle men Sle invited TO call ard examine gaery
u6 4. q, PARThIlGR
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nIGnT.Y IMpnRTANT

NELSON'S enlIunl Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
the greatest mProVenety yet discovered for saSin!
lahor cad N ehIhg and House Clean
whittier and softer han than If beache6 on the grass.-
WAR not 10 Hjure tn. fEhriC. Every lady ma!
satisfy herEelI that point by SOaugo peGe or Cotton
Ihe the Fluid flt stEshgiS tat q hours WhIcl
will clearly st it must bo purely harmless, NheI
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times th'
single sixpence which will buy enough for large fail!
washing, which can be done in ort3 h6ura.
Manufactured aud BY the subscriber, who hRslats
Iy putehased the right for Ohio eopnyt, Va. =
A las MELL0R,
Ausq No. 25. UniOnSt.. WheeliLS, Va.
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E1K1aYiLla, ono.

Yr. J. B. Henlersn.ia. N''''
Dear Sir:l have been afflicted tor thrss years with
In my back aud for the last six months
able 10 get out OF my bed without heB, and agent
our city Insisted on nay trying bottle Ch.ng Fhu
himent and Try whSt effect II would havej and bt
te has Jeeved me so much that able 10 get out Of
my baa without difficulty. lthas been blessing loIsi
just Try il tor yourself Rr6 you viii be well pleased.
oH Ms. u. CoCnRAa.
ThoesGls and Retail .AEentG, =. A. ,s
THOMPSON * PATTERSON,
I Nh ~ rn.H-
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j. M. LEE,
WIOkESALE- AND. RETAIL

d o OK 8 r n l. Y e
SokHEE 90 HATtE AnH -UNIUN gTB., WHEELINs, Va.
EEPS eonhtaIilly hand variety 0I books among
N Which may br found the ~ OF al the leading wFf
eIs Of tue times, eueh sh Jlies, Ruwer, sue kIa 4.
UuPay Bepieit, Arthur, LppArd, DuHlaA aud Lever
maya hs works bound, good style, with backs
he aisu keeps Exchange LibTEr ry FetsonB pulehkS
Ing books may return them amer reading he which
be win pay Tie following pricess for soc books 40 cis, 25G
books e0c, for 81 bOoks 80 eenia. rnhlsilr
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Dissolution of Go-lartneTshiD.

IsH co plrtHsFship heTatofore existing between lhs
uiideEsiEned 10 tbs Livery b1iness, ID this dty dis.
solved BY mutual having cAis aEainlt
the 6tm will FIesehi them for mms sdsfOy
Aiaus thpAe indebtsd pl please make psymeuf Unreal
ateIy JAMES ii. fsULGBR.
gs e- ~ 1DdSIEE-H LADY!
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To Farmers.

TO FARMERS. -
TH subscriber will shir Wieat he SShteru market
sOr charging butA spaii cent 1he;elOf. HIs
acquaifsn ie TO the hgbsa prices, AID
By this arrangement hTmeIsean kEFe al ts setshtS Of
ths sssis m HlsrAst- i n, ht;,LL.Et.
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House Furnishing Store.

" + lpsi oPensd Al no, q Monroe street, new
Etcth OF housekeeping ATticla8. eOsslihS OF TabIe
'CgieryI Silver Plated Abata lud ritannia wars Plan
ll,sd, !sPsPged and PLAIN lin ware Walters Of dGers
hHd various patterns naEnettal md phn FIn-
nd PLAIN willow Brushes, Featbef busters aud
FD brushes wooden ware, Family Hardware, Batting
apI1 n r H0ORs
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/ removal r1-l zLr-a.
tHIcCLALLEHS q KNOX have removed their TPholr,
M sale Stock Of Boots and SheeE to the four st0Ty
prick building,
lz5Tf-GI Ne. II3, MRin Street,
few buildings North OF The Merchants y Mechanics.
bank opposite side OF the street. and doors SOu
] OF Wm- I. SeIby's dry good store
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended 10 The
House. they confident that with the increased scll.
ties doing business, they Offer TO merchants ati
greater inducements for buying than he retolUTe.
I : does ts- MCCLiLI.HSS q KNOX
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CO-pARTNERSgIp

f CO-PiRTAERSHlP.
NhE sb9ebGTs have this day entered into partnership
for the purpose o acting and For.
waIdirg business, under the style Godon Hatthews
Co.. aud sOhctG continuance OF the busness i1ta
hrEn. l.. &. GORuOE;
JHo. n. MATTHEWS,
J&o. L. AGiRW.
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SOMETHING PRE1.lif,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

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