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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
N,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
nf, he

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered in Of our
HUMOR from The rOr,, Serofuia Pnp't
DC has tined IN over eleven hudIed cases and never iea
POSSESSION hundred certificates Of ts value al within
twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursns mouth
OIe to three bottles viii cure the worst hnd OF Pnpies %
the face. -
Two bottles warranted 70 ihe worst esnker In The
mouth and stomach.
Three to FIVE botte. warranted the worst Of
One OF two bottles warranted to ali huioOr In the
Two bottle. are running of the AM
botches among the hair.
Four or ak bottles are warranted corrupt ard
One bottle win cure .csy erup,ions Of the skin.
Two thee bottle, warranted to cure the worst case Of
riuEwOrm.
Three four bottles are warranted to cure 'altrheun
Five eight bottles WIZ the worst OF scToulA
benefit Il experienced from the fiat bottle, and
perfect re warranted when the above quantity: is taken
Eotns iooks improbable those wlo have in vin tired
all the medicine. of the day that common weed
ever, humor in The system: yet il 6.ed fact If you
huor it has There lie snd' huns nor bs,
thousand bottles in the vicinity Of Boston know the
effects Of in every cas-, Il has seady done one Of ss .
old 70 old Pope Of ut. have ,o es md PSS ssr pun.
stored TO perfect state Of health by ole bhtle -
To those subject sick headache bottle VIII
Some who have sten i have year, and have
been regulated by it, Where the body sound 1t works quite
where there
nature will cause very singular feens bat you not b
alarmed: they always disappear in from four days to week
There bad result from the csntrary when thai
feeling gone will feel yourself ike heard
come tie enconums Of 1t that
listened 10. .-.-
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No 10 waTea-.t
Who,saie ascnt for New York c. v. CLICKENER CO.,
No al Berciay,si.: CHARLES II: RING No. ls2 Broadw,y
A. B. 4 ID. SANDS No. lil Willisn-st; MARSH, ORViS
Co. No. 100 Greenwich-st. BOYD PAUL, Chanber..t
wFLLst Co, No us Frsnihn-n MSKESsoH R3BBiNs
RISLfY Warren-st.; BARNES PARK, No: 3A BI~lwg I
WARD CLOSE l. Co, Maden-and; Mrs HAYES Brookyni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

Eighty.six Peruvian Uam@ arrived receoly a.
Havana having been iuported for inc Cacan ao'hon-
lie reward had been offered TO The first pars0a wao
should ,ucceed 10 introducing u full animals into
the Island, where they are designed for beasts Of
burden.
There is an oyster she'll Owned BY the Unver'ty o.
I@yden, which weighs 80 ts. The oyster wa sssI.
loved whole by Dutch girl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
Hleaicai.

DIST HAIR DYE in the WORLD This -
ID strong language yet BOGLES ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
proved BE- By Tie judges Tie
a.. M.chsr!es' Fair held in Boston snous wh, DR.
Hayes the chemist aud State Assayer who awarded
the ~ . .o
PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Over the choices HAIR DYES exhibit from al part. Of
H. UTn Is nuparal led superiority consists in lstThe
Frsd-u. nourishns thu hsr not destructive a. o-
2d-Doss not ain nor hurt the skin t-t- -%n'y 40
n+d ara dyes the hair any color required from dl.s'e
brown deep black nstur. As to ,pSN r.,y-'oa. N'n
ip,,op.r Boston Sold also in this city by BARNES X
PARK y RUsHTON, HEGEHAN CLARK L Co, G e.
RING Brosdvsv; A. 4 d SANDS ssbou<t w. H.
CAREY Co, + c WELLS and b. druggists everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

CTPREME COURT-City and County at New
- YEA WILLIAM II APPLETON JOHN A APPLE
Ton DANIEL :. APPLETON and sAMU Ill APPLEION
ts.r.t JOHN PHILBKlCh summons ioE oIts demand %
contract ICON To he atcye dcfcEdini-Sr You sre
heriv summoned nd required % the COMPLIANT m
til. Geiou xlch u bt hled tie Office OF the Cefk Of the
CITY aid County Nv York - the Cly Hal CRY OF New
Noik and 4 20 tie sad complaint
lie ,ub.eIb. he ofce No l5s Broadway Va the q o.
NwYork within dAys ket the service hereof exclu
ve Of the dsy of such service; and you fail ts snser the
sid coy within the tine aforesaid the p.slnn' IA '!
Sctin vi. Judgment fr the 81 two n
dollars and ninetyv cents with IN ere
from the day Of OcOor thousand esat gun
dred ard fysx beside the Of this seionDaied New
York ksyennbt 18th 1855. -
LIVINGSTON X. MILLER. Plaintiff Attorney.
sad eourut was fes In said Clerks Office November H.
igsf l. h. MILLER PlAi,. srs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

C,TPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- York-PETER ROWE GEORGE D. WOODRUFF and
JACOT : CARTER Gs..lst WILLIAM BACH-sulni9cI'
fr money demand o. colfT4ci.-lCom. not SCI. l-I9
WILLIAM BACH: You hereby sammoned and required
to answer the complaint il this aeten Ehe9 W. &c .e
n lie ofre Of tie Clerk Of the supreme tour 81 e ivy and
Count, OF New ork CITY Hs in aid City aud 10 serve
~ rour answer tie said complaint or ie saoeoe. a
- ~ A. No s, Johr-s. in the CITY Of NeWfoTk within
tx,, esvs aer the Of tile summons on yoa
a. ~ DIV of such service AID II yon f1I "a e
,d - ,f,t v,bfr the time sfocsAiG the pAntiHs N tn
Setn vii take judgment against you Tor TIE 'u o. ave
bundled ana tue Hour dollars md ninety I've eeH WI M
.' - 5 dsy Of Cc toher ore thousand eiglt nurdred
srs tfv-.ix beside the costs Of ttis ae'~hDeN Wv -
' WA BTTI, A coz Plaintias Attorney,
Liz IsHeHN Nv ). '".-7s'-i Nv" Ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the State NeWYork, notice is hereby given 70 an
persons having claims against T1GHE DANEf, late oil the
CAV deceased to present the same with
th.ieof TO the subscber the office ut James w w hts
No 81 Lit,ry-st the City of EewYork on or eHe the
FIRE. dsv of November nexDsed EewYork the NIh Day oi
May, 1855. OWES , 1890 nIrnr,,
ma lsvemW Administrator and Adminsratrix, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
SOUTHAMPTON

CTPAM for SOUTHAMPTON and ANT
SWERF-Tbe new iron screw steamship BELGiouE,
e., Tseh vpesye fa Antwerp STOPPING At Southampton,
SETuTeDAY Nov. Is. from Pier 40 ~ N X
R.YIs OF PissAeE-1D fret cabin, e73 In scond cabin,
az age, sy
Por fre,sb, or psssase spply 70 ,,- .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
Of the County of NewYork, notice is hereby given TO all
r.ens having claims agnt JAMES COOPER late of the
Cy of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the .ubscier her residence No So Ganeyoot
IN the CITY Of New, oTk before the twenty thd day OF
Anil next Dated New York the 9th dsy OF October 1856
rs lrw6In w MARGARET COOPER, AdInini-ra,rix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

IN PURSUANCE of I'd order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New-Ycpk notice Is hereby given 70 all
CITY NeYofk deceased to present the same with vouchers
tbeof TO the subscriber the office of James W. Wine,
No N Iberty.-t in the City New York before the
.b day of December ncxtDsted. EewYork the I'd dzy VI
june. l2S. NICHOLAS DoOLAN, AdIiAisiI-sVf' Ac-
iei Iau-6u.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

MIN WIDE-UAVUE hUU ID IrUni M :
IN YORK 10 ROCHEsTER.--The ROCHESTER, and
JENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, IL CON
nsctjon with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New
Yo,k Erie Railroads. forms iIcc: route nom Ne~'fon
Rochester
Of this together VITA inc sTro com
r afforded by the wide renders 1t BY M Ae rso't ae's
bic between the above named cities.
Ticket csr Be procured AZ the NcgYI ana Erie Railroad
Ticket Occ foot Of puanes AID No 10 S'osasayi also 10
jersey City.
Bssgare checked through.
Pgl. will be transported between New York and Eoches
Rel Nh dispatch inesu desired Ia roSArd theten
s be Obtained by calling sac General rcisbt Asent Of the
N. York and EIie Railroad Ere Buildings, q. u D IAffA
Expn.ss Freight Agent, No. leS Broadway
No trains On the Buffalo Corning and Newforh Railroad on
Sunday. J. A. hEpfiLLp ouPcHn'SuHN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-The GREAT


i CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic c,iei with
Western Northwestern and South western States by con
Simmons Elr6Y direct Ills Road also connects a.
With daily Steamers 10 al pops IN the western RIVERS
ana M IL yeland and Sslausky With steamers 10 81 Por's on
III Eohwest.rn Lakes making lie most dcct sn apes g
Iesb, route by which FREIGHT Cal be for".des 70 Ana
RAT RATES RRTwEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PIrrsBu RGH:
FIN q Boots Shoes. Hats AID Caps leoeeut.
Ro,ls DIV Goods lin boxes bales and uunhs' 100 10.
Drug. I'm boxes and bsesl FesihcI' fuIs, N.';
strosp is.1 Druss din cash 81 Hsrd. T5sents
wsre Leather tin rolls oT boxes W 90! All shtef i' ID
F,lt, Eastward, kc,.........'..'. ''''..'''';..'
TnlRp Grass -Anvs Steel Chains ln es.t. Descent, p
Hemp, Bacon snd Pork Sailed loose or III sscish nOr
Tobacco MANUFACTURED teNceIf CgsTs OF cut A.
FOURTH Class -Cofee Fish, Bacon, Beet ano -
foIk (n casks boxes, Eastward Lard ara Se.h.s
Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash. German Clsy, lar, IW N
fhcb, Room se-
fLCrE - 81 b Dbl until further notice.
GESlN-SO cents y leo n until iuTther notice.
toI v bale uCt lXceedia. 500 u weight mt further
police.
Ia shipping Goods point east Of Phlapia NJ PAL
culaT mark the package "NA Railroad"
Goods consigned 20 the Agents Of this Road P.dph,
fn,sburGh, will be forward, 4 without detention.
FREIGHT A6ESIS-Hsrris, WoTmlsy a Co. Neurh. Tenn
r. y. sass Co. 81 Louis. J. s Mitches Son Eysn.vie
Ind; Dume.pl. Ben 4 g., and CstsT Jcwet:, LorE
vile, Ny. b. C. Medium, Msd.on Ind. sensmAn L Brown
aid Irwin Co, Cincinnati ~ w. Graham Co, Zauesve
Aston House. N,w-Yorh No WilIsr1-s,., and No Bat,
teTy pAc, Ne~ioIk; T. sneeder. Pi4adciPhiA MAr.w
Roors, Baltimore; Geo. C. FrSnciscus, Pittsburgh
~. II. nOl s1ON, General Freight Agent, PhisteiyhiA
H. loMBAERT. Superintendent, AAoons, "a
November Is, lae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
)ENNsYLyANIA RAu.RoAp.-rHREr

DEENSYLVANlA RAILROAD. THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETwEES PHiLA
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-Tbe MORNING. MA |
rRAIE i-s,es Pbisd.phis for Pi'i-bursh s Ia 40
esve- Pir9bursh for Piilsdelphis Tn pAST LINZ
eaya- Philadelphia for P.burIh st l2e snd Ps sarss
for Philadelphia At 25o pm THE NIGHT EAPREss TRAIN
leave. Phiisdeiphis for fsbursb II md PntssuEs
for Philsdslrts e:2n p IN
Ts shove vita sifoses 20 snd
rom So. Lo1A Mo; Alton GalenA- and Chc.<v, hilo
Frankfort Lexinston and Louivs, ky. Terr- Hauts Ast
sprinTh.h B.IefontsiE. s.ndusky Toledo Cleveland &C.
lnbus ZsDesvne Msssion and Woo-ter Ohio; a viii III
team PACKET boat from and 70 New Orleans - Louis Lnai'
vile, and Cincinnati
For further particular handful the hotels Of his cry
Passenger VIII End this the .toTtt most sxpedoD Aac
comfortable route bet the Eat and " est
Through t1ket b. hli other ~ the Above
place. In the West rof
J. II. BUTTS, Agent, Eew-Je,.ey RAihosc Co. bot a
Cour,l.idt-.i. New-yort
J. I. ELLIOTT Agent PeEnsyvsnia Railroad Co..
No. A-tor House Broadway New OH
THOMAS MOORE. A.ont cor. iltb and AAtei-.:~,
Esw-York. Jan. las Philsaelphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

and going steamship JAS ADGER C. 1ur
ner Con maDdeI will leave pier MOI N r. on sATURDA1
Nov a. At O'Clock precisely For freight apply on board
vhsr. an bills of ading will be signed sad for passage Ia
sn;oe OF SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No 70 Broadway
vil succeed and .ave WEDNESDAY Nov o. The favor
he steamer CAROLINA makes trips to the various land
us ON the ST. Johns River Florida connecting with the
.amer from NeYork and leaving Charleston every TUES
DAY At o'clock Through tickets to Jacksonville eSi;
20 PuaikA. RS3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NeYoIk notice il hereby Owen % all
srs b,yis ns agast LUTHER APPLEi late Of the City
yoi,. .r,of 10 the Subscriber tie Nefork Juvetie
A,,uu rh STR et IL the Cry vi New Work before the
OF December uex-D-trd Ne"f ork, As
l7i- DAY OF March lsS6
i.ig iAv6nNs JAMES :. APPLY. AdIl.EiStTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
WELLS, FARGO & Co;m aIE:2PI ,,t tt

w CALIFORNIA OREGON, SANDWICH ISLANDS
and PACIFIC COAST Of SOUTH AMERICA, will go forward
on THURSDAY NEXT November q, by
u. &. NJ. STEAMER GEORGE LAW.
SHIPPERS WILL PEASE ESPECIALLY OBSERVE
that Al. Freight intended BE- shipped that day MUST BY
DELIVERED TO US BEFORE u O'CLOCK NOON, on "EDNhe-
DAY 18TH INST owing the necessity OF clearing
the steamer Oh WEDNESDAY.
An Freight must be very strongly packed and water proof
aud value Of package must he stated IN oraer
.. IT,, =. Cn,toTs " WELLS FARGO & Co,
"N''~ a. N No. 90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
N STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LIVERPOOL
The steamship BALTIC, Jas Comstock Conananoer,
viii depart with g. 8 Mails for Europe positively on SAT
URDAY November I'D at u o'clock from her berth at the
so Of csnsst The steamers Of this line have improved
wser tsh, bukheads For freight OF pss,sse having I'm,
elegance and comfort apply 10
f EDWARD X. COLLINS, No 56 Walist
Passengers requested to be on board at ii am AL
vmst mass through the PosOAiee; any others will b
vetumed. - T 10, ., Ao,, yo,l 1.
r,seed Pounds tun measurement anu tnhe no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
TIME NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
II TED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Tke ship, CON-

prtsinE this bne are:
The ATLANTIC, Capt 0hver EdncgeI
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock;
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James Wost-
Yhese ships been built By contract expressly iof tbs
aoveYnmenf service every has been taken In Their co
In their gnes to insure strength and speed
snd their accommodations for unoquaed To-
fT-, Of passage from NewYork Liverpool In first cAbi
$3.50 IN second do s55 From Liverpool to New York
nd pea An experienced attached 20 each ship
No berbs can until paid for The ships Of his line
have improved wseght bukheads snd to avoid danger from
II Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
IN PURSUANCE of ain order Of the Surrogate

ofe County Of N,York notice hereby given to all per-
sous claims sns JOHN H. hASCHE late OF tie Ci
OF grocer ased TO present the with yogcn
or thereof 10 the subscrbtr a. the Oce OF James Gdey
No 81 Nasssust the City Of ior. on OF before the
ntiet Of January LeAt-D4t New nr nc neehth
day OF July, 1855. UEStuE hasChLy
la,6nNs AdlIDnstrsiEiA, &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
only LINE with SURE CONNECTION

only LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" Transit 100 Nile. shorter than other K9u's snd no sI
~o,v, 10 River Nsviss,on-U. MAIL LlNE-fnty po9ns'
1,.e 10 cent. -Four hours from
sresp 10 ocean by Railroad Through 70 ChLFOh
MA via y ana Railroad The United states Mail steam ship
= III Si,rsich Tor AsrinwAI on THURSDAY, Nov - st
So'sIeek p M rreeely from pier foot Of MnIsns sos
espt VIM L. Herpdon, U. g. NJ Passengers aud Mails viii
- arded by Panama Rsroad and connect At Panama With
-. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S magnificent steamship JOHN
L STEPHENS, r. II. Pearson, Commander, which viii b. n
r.Sirsss snd leave In medistey for San francisco.
The public informed that the Pacific Mail steamship Co
say Steamers lying 81 Panama ready
s sea avoid possbe detention Of passengers or malta
Hor passage apply TO w RAYMOND az the only oHce Of
sAe Companies No IN West ct, corner Of Wsrenst NJ r.
Resalar u Ms Steamer days 18th and 10th OF each month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

\ IT hSVNNCB OF al UrutI vi lHc CUT IVguVo VI
the County NewYork notice l. hereby gyen - all Per
,ors ha, ing claims SANFORD late OF the City
OF NtwYotk deceased Present the with vouchers
tey,o TO subscriber her residence No o. anton stree
IN the CITY NewYoTk before tue day ~
March next-DAed NcYoTk hc 2d day Of septeInber rs"
ii 1.xrf1rW LOUISA L. sANFOKD. Adminis.ratrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

'fpWARD X. COLLINS, No Sc wallst, N.Y.
BROWN sHIPLET CO.. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. n Austin Frars, London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris.
Yhs ships will not be table for gold,
lveY bullion, specie ewelry preeious stones metals une'
bills sdns signed therefor and the value thereof e.
.s.d thereu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH ana WEsf. via JERSEY
ClTY--Aau and Exprcs. Lines Leave NewioIk and II
M ND ard n n fare rs; Il m ~ Zoi sioppfnE 81 al
ssv stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ~ sno
: 81 aud the West, aud tor BSImore Washington Norfolk
L. spd ,aropsh BAGGAGE check Washington In Ane
a. ~ w Woodbury.. Assistant Sap't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
ITYIF Att ANTIC AND PACIFIC EXPRESS

ii COMPANY, No. I24 Broadway will forward their mex
F1prss 10 CALIFORNIA, by Steamer GEORGE Law
NOVEMBER 20 in charge of H. w Tracy Messenger Pai'
oels and Letters received TO Il o'clock on sailing day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

INPI RSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Newlck notice Hereby ven g. al p-sons
tavns eu.s sgaiu,t JOHN II. WHlrIAhEh, i-e ot re
Civ Of Nofk Ihysician deceased 10 pIcsen tie
lin voucf hereof Che subscabeT hs Office No -
Bosdi II the Civ Of Newlort before the rh diy II
Ami, ue.-DG;ta New York tie day October 1851
as IsverW FREDERICK W. READ. Execute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

g. 1886 Trains will leave Chamberss. Station ~ fol
!sws: Express $3.50 and :i5 p Mail, II 80 m Emi
grant 45 PIN. For Poughkeepsie m, and $3.50 m Fol-
Sing Sing $3.50 q. m. aud p. for Peekski, 6:~ p m
cepse Sing Sing and Peeksk Trains stop az
Stations Passengers Chamber Canal Christopher
and 3lstss Trains for NewYOrk leave Troy at 5 and
I0:l5 H. and 445 M and Albany 6:i5 and 10 10
m and Boo n m A. r. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANYs EXPREsS-GExEkAL OrvicE, No; 10 Broad
wr ~ Y-Tbe Eew.Yort and ETie Rsilrosd Company ~
prepared 10 do regular Ezpress bushes
II d. RICE Sup't Expresa
D. C koCALLUs. General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MlCHIGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD TO CHICAGO, ST. Louis, Rock
Island ST. Paul Milwaukee aud all places West and South
west via NeWYo and Erie NewYoIk Central and American
Lake Railroads. Toledo forming t shortest quickest
and the Gfost West. For through tickets
rates freight apply the Companys Office, No lss
- JOHN r. PORTER Agent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

Nor EsIHUsiAsTlc.-The Buchaaanites
have raised a flag TO signify their satisfsc-
zion with the pro.slayery candidate. Ii 10
well for them to draw on their Negotiations
ir a little enjoyment now, az their oPPor-
I~Qnities for rejoicing will become less and
les frequent as the campaign progresses.
By the by, We understand uIst there Was
10 have been 4 ratification meeting on
Wednesday night, but ii there was one il
aust have been conducted with extfaordi.
asry a~uletaess, /: seem. 10 be impossible
u get up much enthusiasm for the gentle
man who 80 Indignantly denied having a
drop Of Democratic blood in his veins. A
'stiscstion meeting wEs Attempted in Rock
l.isnd on Wednesday evening, but we are
iniyEmrd BY q gentleman Of that atty that il
"a, essentially = failure. The Douglas
b'hoys DO not feel like hurFahing for the
nan by whom their particular p-, was de-
fesled, and the more rejecting portion even
Of Democrats" have not been much en-
coura, ed by recent and current events, TO
weary the m~selves In a~Pplauding q man who
i. pledged to sustain ali the aggres.ions Of
the slavery Oligsrchi.ts Tale il aitogeth
.r, the pru-slsvsry party in this region Of
country. hare opened the campaign after
: very hesitating and doleful manner. But
coming events cast their shadows before,
and the Buehananites seem to be already
depressed BY the consciousness of their
coming defeat,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

a DouaLAs PLAsK.-The New York
DHy-Book, the special organ of Atchison,
Douglas, Coehrane, Rynders e. Co.,
speaking Of the Sumner outrage sage;
'The time is close at hand when such
statesmen as Sumner and Hale will have
justice, full justice done them; when, in
short, an Abolitionist will be lynched as
readily in New York and Boston as in
Charleston or New Orleans.r
The only wonder il tina, this sentImsn,
wac not embodied among the new Princl
pies Of the Cincinnati platform. The Day.
Book has been repeatedly endorsed as
sound national democratic journal" by the
washington Union. and consequently,
bnehing' for INDUCING in freedom o
speech, must be a "nstional" idea, II il :
cardinsl principle among the Deuglasite,
Of Kan,Ss, and We do not see why the faith,
ful everywhere are not bound by it. Rich
srd.ou evidently lie, or he would not have
yotsi TO screen Herbert and Brooks. --Chic
Dem.
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Nav ANEcporE OF THAcKERAY.-The
author OF benjamin D'lsraeli, a Biogru'
ply" is a Mr.. Abraham Hayward, who, 1t
appears from q London paper, has q fond
ness Of high society, a distinguished mem
Der OF which he considers himself; and one
day, being asked TO dine with a certain
Duke, end finding ,ha, Thaekersy Was slso
invited, he proposed ,ha, they should share
a cab together. On their way Mr.. Hay
ward was very grand in his OBSCURE, and
was kind enough 10 instruct his friend
as TO the manner In which 10 conduct him,
self in the distinguished company he wat
about to join. Thsckersy bore It all very
patiently and apparently listened attentive
ly-but ne had his revenge. When they
had arrived at their destination, and were
standing in the hall, surrounded by a GROVE
Of solemn livery servants, Thackeray walk
ed grsvely up to Hayward, and in an audi
BILE voice, offered to toss teih him for hi
share Of The CAB fare You can imagine Mr.,
Hayward's dismay at what he considered
such dreadful vulearity.
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La t New a
xxxivth een8rcss--Eirst session.
WKsRfgoToN. lIunc Ii.

SEsATE--The chair laid before the Sen
ate the resolutions of the commonwealth o
Massachusetts, in regard 10 the assault Of
Mr.. Sumner, and they were read.
Mr.. Butler said they contained q lore,
gone conclusion, because they pronounced
Judgment before the subject had been in
vestigated. He called il an insulting mock
cry ior the Legislature to ask them to act
upon it after passing judgment. He would
say no more now, but moved to lay II on
the table. Agreed to,
Mr.. Crittendsn moved to take up his res
olution offered yesterday requesting the
President tn appoint Gen. Scott TO the com
mand of the troops in Kansas. A discus
sion ensued, a number Of members contend
ing that the presence Of Gen Scottin Kan
sas would have a tranquilizing and benef-
cial effect upon the whole country. Others
argued that such a request would be improp.
or interference of the Senate with the Ex-
e%cutive, and that the difficulties in Kansas
would soon cease If the people there would
obey the laws, and the people Of the North
cease agitation. The question was not ta-
ken. Adjourned.