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From the Boston Courier. q
ROWdyiSm In High Places. ]

We made such comments az occurred to us yes
terday in regard TO the assault upon Mr. Sumner
We are no friends to violence, and especially are
we unable to justify the mode chosen by Mr..
Brooks for his attack, or to find any apology for
his selection of place which should be kept ga
cred from such scenes. 1t must be admitted, how
ever, by all who disposed to regard the subject
reasonably and dispassionately that the portion of
Mr.. Summers speech which prompted the act Of
violence, and which we publish to-day, is exces-
svely insulting and provoking, and not only highly
indiscreet in sentiment and language but unjusti-
fable, in any view in which II can be regarded
We should despise the son Of Massachusetts, who
could hear his native State arraigned in such
temper without feeling and manifesting his indig-
nation, and it would be strange if South Carroll
Man did not resent the arrogant and contemptuous
tone which Mr.. Sumner saw fit to indulge towards
South Carolina. 'ga asn seegfGo
In regard to Judge Butler, inasmuch as his ex.
pressions we're more pointed and personal, thsy
would Be likely to excite even keener resentment
Mr.. Butlsr Is an old man, long member Of the
Senate ~ accomplished gentleman, and mOs
ainiable and hOnQgable person. OF course he en-
teftains sxtrszn4 pthern opinions on the subject
of slavery, but his earacter dsservsdy Sands very
high; he III Etnt1sman of urbanc and courteous
demeaMor, md = universally beloved. esteemed.
and respectsd. III. Summers personal attack upon
him WA, In our opinion, unmannerly and indecent
10 the highest degree, and none the more 10 Mr..
Summers credit that it was made in Mr.. Butler's
absence from hist place and from the city Of Wash
ington. 4 sasaaibge 1853 ,a1pi91iis So ~
No person can reasonably suspect US ia dispo-
sition'to check the freedom Of debate. What de-
bate Is, conducted upon just and fair principles,
Is another question, which we will not discuss
now. But. in our Judgment no man who pro-
fesses the doctrines Of peace has right 70 employ
that kind OF language which inevitably provoaes
war, and then undertake to shield himself behind
his non-resistant defences. And If he finds him
self dragged out and made to suffer the penalty Of
his intemperance who can he blame He has
voluntarily put himself upon par with, the in
temperate and the violent, and must submit 70 che
consequences. 1Esop informs us that 4 trumpster,
who was once taken prisoner in battle, claimed
exemption from the common fate Of prisoners Of
war, in ancient times, on the ground that he car
ried no weapons, and was in fact non-combatant
/" Non-combatantI" said his enemies, pointing to
his trumpet as they prepared TO PINT him 70 death,
Why, You hold In your hand the very instruuaest
which incitcs foes to ten-fold fury against Us
Il kaL z =
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The American party Of New Orleans have nom
mated the following ticket: For Mayor, Charles
NJ. Waterman; for Comptroller, Thomas Theard.
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"Aurr Bsrsrr."-A veteran Senator, renown-
Cd for his humor, remarked the other day that Mr.
buchanan rsmindsd him Of Aunt Betsey,n the
kind-hess$ed and amiabls old maid who IL found in
every village Aunt Besssy i invited to all the
quilting frolcs and tearparties--all the funerals
I'D Al the weddings She 10 hvorite with the
81 and young Of both sexes. and renders herself
uasAhl to everybody. Bat nobody ever asks Aunt
Bstssy % marry. So With m. Buchanan. Every
BODY adnlb tAat h y the aAlsst man in the Dem
oerssae pasty-~<Aas his character b worthy Of re
spsct and HE morab unimpsachable; But for all
m NE Aunt Besssy, nobody invites him to the
Prssidsatial chair
MI, IN Gear What can the matter bef 81
pser dear! What can the matter bel
r No &c maids tied % an Apple-tree,
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machine, intended for use in the production of or
narneutA work Tor furniture, &c, has been invent
cd. The stuff b first cut out into the desired out
ans form, BY neens Of 4 common scroll saw, and
then brought TO the machine to be finished up
The appsratns CONSISTS Of common table, up
through the top Of which two or more cutter heads
project The sides and edges Of the stuff are work
ID and Anishsd smoothly BY being brought in con-
tact with the cutters, which revove four thousand
times In minute. 3.
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AHEAD OF THE HouNDs.--The Southside Demo
crat says that though there is doubt expressed -
to the Democrats carrying Kentucky, his !" infor-
nation is to the effect that there can be no ques-
ton Of the result" Some idea may be formed Of
his capacity as prophet, when he says that " Crit
tenden and horehead are the only prominent men
left in the Order Can we not have an ilIumina-
ton, on the "price of putty ?"
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We have slrey sllnded to the eminent
QUALIFICATIONS a y. Hin. for the Mayoralty
We win now state that in the list Of American
candtoas for the Boards of Aldermen ant
Commoq Council ere found the names of many
citisens Of long experience in the city govern
ment, Of eminent fitness and unimpeached in
tegrity. Such men, for instance, as Aldermen
Houston, Pearson, Evans, and Pepper, mem
bers Of the present Board, to whom may b,
sdded Messrs. Bennett and Ruff, also gentle
men Of superior qualifications and the latte
an efficient member of the lover Board.
And among the candidates for the Common
Council, We And thcsnames Of Clements, Nc
Kean, Alice, Lloyd, Ball, Walker, Bayne, ant
others, now members Of that branch, and faith
fdi servants Of the public; while among tn,
new candidates are DR.. Storrow of the FRS
ward, Mr.. Turner Of the Second, Mr.. Dawes 0
tho Filth, Mr. Gordon Of the Sixth formerly a
Alderman, Mr.. knight Of the Seventh, an,
others equally qualified for the important posi-
ton for which they have been nominated.
The whole list Of candidates presents an ar
ray Of names Of which any party and any city
in the Union might be proud. They are al
true Americans and all good citizens, and Just
~ enjoy the confidence and respect of thei
sllow-townsnen, as win be amply proven b,
the votes they viii receive on Monday next
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SECOND PRECINCT.

- SECOND PRECINCT.
NIOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held in the above Precinct, on Monday, the I'd
day Of June, 1885, ut the house Of 9. and N. Hines
on Twentieth street, between II street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue, south side, for Mayor one member Of
the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board
Of Common Council, and one Assessor, to represent
said Ward. And at the same time and place, one
member Of the Board of Aldermen for the unexpited
term Of William B. Magruder, resigned
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
close att O'Clock, p. N.
h6 T. H. CRAIG,
A, w. DENHAM,
- WIN. II. Perkins,
Commissioners of the Cd Precinct First Ward
NAV Oh rs asss tg&Ht az
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THIRD WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
EIRlT pRECTNCT

THIMD WARD ELECTION NOTICE. !,
FIRST PRECINCT.
NOTIOE ID hereby given that an election will be
IN held, on Monday, the I'd of June next, at the
house on the southeast corner of Egth and Streets
in the First Precinct of the Third Ward embracing
al that portion of said Ward north of street north
for Mayor, one member Of the Board of Aldermen
an Assessor
The polls will DO opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, p. NJ.
raa .s lem. TOWERS,
ks# sstls r. A. HYDE,
3 JNO. w. CLARKE,
Commissioners Of Election for First Precinct,
may 90 Third Ward
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SECOND PRECINCT.

R1OTICE ID hereby given thst there win be an
IN election held q the Ansosstia" Engine House.
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FIFTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT.

tN FIRST PRECINCT. "
NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular election
IN for Mayor, and ono member for the Board of
Aldermen, thrsc members for the Common Council
and Assessor for the said Ward will be held on Mon
day next juno I'd, ct the School House on the cor
ner Of A street south and Third street east
The polls will be opened At O'Clock, A. NJ, and
close at O'Clock, p. NJ, precisely. 1ss.
Ws JAS. LYNCH
aN JNO. T. KILLM0N,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
Commissioners OF Election
may 90 >y Intel.
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SECOND PRECINCT.

SECOND PRECINCT
N0TICE 10 hereby given that an election will be
~ held on Monday, the ed Of June next At Nc
Phersons Drug 8t0re, Of First street east and
Pennsylvania avenue, in the Second Precinct of the
FihA Ward, lembrscing AL that portion of the Ward
south of the line Of Pennsylvania avenue for Mayor
one member Of the Board of Aldermen, three mem
SCISSOR. nga
The polls win Be opened At 7o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, p. N
JAS. A. BROWN,
JOHN p. INGLE
s7 sa 7Sc JOHN McCAULEY,
Commissioners Of Election for Second Precinct
may 81 of the Fifth Ward
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The Board Of Visitors Of the Virginia Militar.
Institute viii meet on the Gath June. On the I'll
of July Gov. Wise will review the cadets Tn
celebration viii be on grander scale than usual.
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The citizens of Newburgh, New York, are ma
king arrangements 70 celebrate the approaching
anniversary Of our independence at Washingtons
headquarters, the historical Hasbrouck house,
which contains the famous room with seven doors
and one window. Hon. Daniel Ullmann has con-
sented to deliver the Grafton.
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Mr.. Joseph Smith was murdered at his plough
in Tippah county, Mississippi, on the l4th instant.
He was found about fbur o'clock In the afternoon,
with HIS skull broke in several places, and two
bloody clubs lying near him. No, trace of the
murderers.
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Bur AGAIK.-A correspondent OF the Richmond
American, guilty of the bad taste Of publishing
the proceedings Of party at private house,
uses the word again four times In four lines: On
and on they dance, until Ne are again politely sum-
moned to second supper, THAT makes four sup
pers) to which, again, all repair. Here, again,
everything was splendid and beautiful. We all
adjourned again to the parlor." But again
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Americans To Arms ~ TO ArmstiI
"Strike till the last armed foe expires,
Strike for your affairs and your fires
Strike for the green graves Of your sires,
God, and yossr natiUs landP'
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LsmAstne u 10 ssid, owes his ruin to vine
NOT drinking it--bpt 70 speculation.
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f1Gns FIRST PRECINCT.
N0TICE 10 hereby given that there will be an
~ election held at the American Hook and Lad
der Houee, Election Precinct No. 1. In the sixth
Ward, on Monday, the I'd day Of June next for
Mayor Of the City member OF the Board OF Alder
men, and three membes Of the Board OF Common
Council, for said ward
The Polls Win IS opened II o'clock, A. NJ, and
close st = o'clock :, ~ /. HurcHfSsoS,
M nv GEORGE BROWN,
tas ntaNN WIN. MORGAN,
ConmauusSssss Of Election for Precinct No. l.
may se-td
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Commissioners of the I'd Precinct First Ward.
may 26--
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SEVENTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

SEVENTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT.
NIOTICE is hereby given that an election win be
~ held, on Monday, the I'd day Of June, At Island
Hall, Seventh Ward, First Precinct, comprsing all
that portion Of the said Ward lying east Of Seventh
street, for Mayor of the City Of Washington also,
one member Or the Board Of Aldermen, three Nom
bers OF the Board Of Common Council and one As
SCISSOR, to represent said Ward.
The polls will be opened 1t Z O'Clock, A. NJ, and
close at O'Clock, p. n
THOS. MILBURN,
THO6. HI. BARRON
GEORGE MATTINGIY,S r.
Commissioners of Election.
may 26--6t Intel
SECOND PRECINCT
NJOTICE is hereby given that election will be
IN held in the Second Precinct, Seventh Ward,
ON the corner Of Seventh street and avenue
on Monday June 3D. for the election OF Mayor Of the
City, one member of the Board of Aldermen three
members of the Board Of Common Council, and ono
Assessor, for said Ward.
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
close att O'Clock, p. N.
G. C. MARTIN,
L. r. HOLMEAD,
w. LATHAM,
Commissioners of Election.
NAV 3D. Intel
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LIEUTENANT hAUHr.--The Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer after rccapitulstipg the great services Of
this gentleman 70 the country and the world at
large and insisting that Mr.. Fillmore shall mako
him Secrstsry Of the Navy, suggests that the
Councils of that city, TO which he has " given pro
perty worth haf miIiou or more, shall set apart
fiteen or twenty thoasand dollars to purchase him
q house and lot n b presented 70 him.
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FOURTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIJI FIRST PRECINCT.
NOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
II held at the corner Of Il and Fourth streets, on
Monday, the I'd Of June next for Mayor Of the CITY.
one member of the Board of Aldermen, and three
members of the Board of Common Council for said
Ward.
No certificate of transfer will be issued to any one
except the person desiring to be transferred.
All persons residing north of street. in the Fourth
Ward will be required to vote in the above Precinct
Polls open from A. M tot p. NJ.
NOBLE ID. LARNER,
8 a3lR JAMES I'll. BOSS
JOHN G. McKELDEN,
may 26--dtd a4s Commissioners.
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SECOND PRECINCT.

gs4 SECOND PRECINCT.
NTOTICE 10 hereby given that an election will be
IN held, on Monday, the I'd Of Jure next, at the
northeast corner Of street north and Ninth street
west in the Second Precinct Of the Third Ward en-
bracing all that portion of said Ward south of
street NORTH for Mayor one member of the Board of
Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common
Council, and an Assessor.
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed att O'Clock, p. M.
a 81 pT8aaa & JOS. w. DAVIS,
is In .aoGs3 THOS. RICH,
a s. atl3ii&lQ I'll CHARLES f. WOOD,
Commissioners of Election for Second Precinct,
4 may 26--dM tagq Intel Third Ward.
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UvHE undereigned, having Te&ired from
il the Wood Bu.iness, would rsturn thsir sim
cere thanks for the liberal pstronaes heretofore rc
csived and would respectfully request those indebted
to as TO settle their Accounts Win r. A. Hydo, or
books Of said firm.
r. A. HYDE will continuc the Wood Business at
our old stand, ON street. between Tenth and Elcv-
enth Streets and would be thankful for continuance
Of said patronage.
JOHN ATHEY,
NARY Q. HAI6LIP
may 18---gtaw2w l88E3 y IcsN sF'0sF -
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We regret 20 hear that some Of our friends talk
Of scceding 70 propositions made to them BY Dem
oessts whe wish = attend the Cincinnati Conven-
tion, 70 peb % = the June election. Our advice
= them 4 70 d no such thing. If Democrats
vlsh 70 goD Cin1hnsA let them go. 1t is not
eur affair We ny - wen pair o3 with . man
Who Is going TO Europe, or Botany Bay, or Mica
ragua, as with one who Is going to Cincinnati. .
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

n VERY neat and well-arrauged new
a. Frame House, containing seven rooms, on
Seventeenth street west, fronting the Presidcnt's
square, north of Captain Csrbery residence. Terms
made easy. 4y
Inquire Of Mr.. John p Hilton, three doors east of
Chubb Bros Bank, No. 2l0, over B. NJ Reeds Wine
Store. may 26--6t*
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Mr. PUGH proceeded to its consideration.
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rOM SALE Oh KENT.
Il The Subscriber ha wing had his House
&;i on Pennsylvanis avenue, No. 154. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets Handsomely
painted and completely fitted up with Rsz, now o1srs
the same for sale upon liberal terms for rant 70
6rstrate tenant. The key will be left ct Mr. james
Wllams's Grocery, few doors eask
y r. w. BATES, fN9.
Twelfth street, between 3 and +,
At Mrs. windles, or 1t Clerks O@ot, II. B. y. s.
may 32-ThSat&N0t* ff l4 M y
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WHEELING VA SATURDAY MORNING,
MIsgET i, A.NEOUS.
sC0YSTSJfPyT0y SfsGGEsSSFLLLY l,REIs
- nIItI4.sEs.l,L..- - -
.INHA q lElA.IION
VI nnTc.A- n =. I1s " "A POR

INH H-A-1.lzlA-l
EDIC AT e 20 " A.P o R S.
p J9!lSSqS 4i sIz II iissi ~ s: h, gar.
Sntas 8. tss g !, 1,ss. 5ogat tfr'la'p
IN dis age of progress, plsasi science has contributed
sinss Ss 9lt sSiss Z he asa il her
las. ana srsItgS1 sifSI6aTEp yApoR HHALAT1oS,
In the treatment Consumpen and spdrtd Affections
The absurd notions PFTiadiess con.
isted in The Men Of sGtl and ~.
Pntasien as hysis!aps sc @ GS
whi task hi; nassEun, as the only
swallowed. Te stoseh Exists being the
fsnrtgoiis and de health injured. Al
sec te dbsurdrS tsuclI eouI2e; the
ssa.s asas 81 + eonaS ta S dlfees
to The lirs. TIE H eeas.P1Eti9n
sre 5Sliss aIrssts Inn
Tue st0aeh - mus s 5.sitsT sirpE
There IS no case hopeless that 1nhalaoh in not reach
The n tSo sss s vapors 5Bg 80 sa that
the invalid required to leave home where the hand
Of friendship and affection tends 50 much to aid tic phys
consists Administrations OF medicines in such man
I tiI heS are uto c lungs In the form of
Is destined opinions OF
t.ic elical worl establish the entire durability Of Con-
appeal to of all afflicted with lnng dis
cases. embrace at the advantaEes Of Inhalation and
no longer apply medicine the unoHendnE stomach
claim place the precious gifts thWt
nature and that our days may be oEG in
the land - and MS the only
ARK or REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE.
method only rational, but simple safe and elea
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
Union tender acEuo~ lcdgeUcnts for their frank and
manly course in tcatiyng the merits OF Inhalation shall
lie pleased cooperate with them in Offering to the afflicted
the blessings Medcae Iapor InhalRtou in the treatment
Of Consumption.
Introduced the practice the tribe Of lmaturs, who,
m Lrazen impurnce, claim their both wrote
in nhnatIOn and prNctise it 16 yeArsi The Appa
Tatus thrr used vithe medical agents employed achieved
only partial therefore did not claim Tor then
b!ed ne to yet Proof Of this may BE- found in my work
published IN 1870. "
Applicants will please state II they have ever bed
from the Lungs II they lost any Hesh have cough,
nirt what and how much they eH
pcctorate condition Of their Etomacls and bowels
The necessary medicines, apparatus &C., Will be forwarded
part.
TEks-$5 consultation fee Balance of fee payable when
patients report themselves convarScGnt
RECOMMENDATIONS ny PHYSICIANS.
We the practitioners in medicine cheerfullS
eases Lungs aud Throat best and most eIectu
i ever Introduced medical practice Our convictions
are based nuon several Of PATIENTS confirms
al c6.s,ifnptives, restored to vigorous health after few
months 10y pr. Rose. In the abeVe named dis
cases fhe application Of Me;ca Eapors, inhaled direct
Suffering humanity rendering Consumption perfectly cura
Dr. Rose deserves well Of the profession for unvracd
bringing the lnlanS method TO such degree OF
RUIN sToSz, NJ. D.
TnN,,l A NIFF-r
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The Musical World for 1856.

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