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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

ITO THE AFFLICTED.-Perso troubled with
l. Disease should perusc the following letters of
recommendation from DR.. j. @. Young's patients
They are voluntary offerings of gratitude to him for
benefits received, and are proofs as strong as HOLY
Writ of his scientific attainments No one can read
them without at once having confidence in him. and
we confidently make the assertion that people af-
hcted with private other diseases will call upon
him in preference to any other physician in Califcr
MIA. Read them carefully ye that need medical as
sistance, and then lose no time in consulting him
while there is time left to cure you in:
MARYsvILE, June 10th. 1855.
DR.. ]. c. YouNG-Dedr Sir Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my case
have friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that was. He has nightly emissions
ringing noise in his head, weak back loss of memo
ry, and he sgeneraly debilfated he is discoura-
ged and has not confidence enough to enable him to
call and see you. told him how | was, and that
my friends all said | was in consumption, and the
doctors up here gave me up and advised me to go
home and die, but instead of going home | called
upon you. and here am as well as any of them and
likely to live long time yet with strength enough
to work with the strongest of them. Doctor will
send every one to you that looks though he need
ed physician. II shall not be my fault if any one
dies for want of medical treatment | will do ali
can to keep the afflicted away from those pests of
society yclept professors and high-sounding titled
men, who, If the facts were known, are men who
left ther country for their oountrys good Publish
this, Doctor, If you WISH and hope some of those
who humbugged me may see it, and sleep bad for
one night Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
GRASS VALLEY, June 3d. 1855.
Dear Sir The last medicine you sent me has
done the business. | am now perfectly we'll. and
wish TO give my testimony to the public i'm favor of
your skill was troubled with complication of
diseases brought on by that soul-destroyng habit
of self-polution, and complaints caught by connec-
ton with bad persons of the opposite SEX / have
been treated by of the best physicians as well
as.those quacks who nfest this state, and by them
all given up as incurabe but being advised by o
friend who had been benefited by your scientific
treatnenttt call upon you. did so, and feel CRATE
fll to him flr the nformution but still more CRATE
ful to you fcr the care and good advice you gave
me, as well as the cflcacious medicines you pre-
scribed III any of the afflicted should this, let
them be sure that 1t is voluntary offering in graf
itude for the blessings of health received from you
and also given with fervent wish that il may be
of service to those suffering as did and now may
God bless you in your effort to lessen the sufferings
of the human family and may all good citizens as
sst YOU to drive from the community those eeches
that prey upon the public by false pretensions OF
emincnce in the medical world
Yours eternaly
JOHN BURGESS.
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HOME ENTERPR1SEi
Young America Steam F1OuS r
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

ITAvlNC RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL.
III ling interest by the addition Of one Of u. / J..
Clark's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, RoltiDg
Machinery &c., and having fully tested It's capsc-
ity 10 do ffst class work. I atm now fully prepsr-
ed to give my friends and those Of home enter.
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not 70 beyond Baton Rouge In order 10
secure TO themselves -four that will compare fav-
orably 10 any produced in the country, no matter
by how extensive complicated machinery.
A. the object will bs TO produce 6our VI the
best character and standing trust 10 meet with
that libeI ality u patronage ~ will sustain tho
Hamilles Or orthers ordering hour
from me may rest assured my best endeavors
shall be given 70 please them, orders should Be
sent TO the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation Of fAmiiies. four can bs obtained
when not wanted by the barrel, In bags of ~ 1s,
Is or 50 pounds each, Or In such other quantities
- they may wish.
mario JOSHUA REAL.
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.Vesc Spring Goods!

.Nesc Spring Goods!
0'CONOR is now opening the follow
" Ing spring Goods. reed. by the latest arrivals
Millinery.
Paris Spring Donnets, straw, Hair and Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons. rlumss, Flowers, &c.
FIne Dress GontQs.
Organdie, Darege plain and fouhced Dresses
Plain and flounced dvessss Muslin and Jaconet
rlounced Dresses. BHllantihes, White and Color
ed Iaconets, Swiss, Nanscok and Null MusItns !;
White Embroidered Robes snd Skirts Embroid-
cred Swiss Muslin, in pieces: Striped and cheek
Muslins, every kind.
r. m brol d q Des.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconst Bands gmb'd.
Muslins and Jaconcts Edging and 1nserting COL
lsrs, Chsmisssts and Sleeves, = great carfsev.
Domestic Goods,
Irish Linen, Linen lawns, Colorsd and White
Robbinees Mosquito Dars, Linen for Mosquito Bars
French, English and Atnsricsh Csllico Prints
Ginshams, Checks and Plain Drsss Goods.
Perfamery of livery Description.
Corsess, HOPED Skirts and False Hair, In sbua.
dance. ~ Third Street opposite the postt ffcs.
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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED per Steamship Cshawba. from
y New York. Beautiful White snd ColAnred Bril-
liantine., Plain and Plaid white Jacot'sts, Main.
socks, swiss Mus,ins. Embroidered Swiss md Jsc.
onet bands. Plain Black and Cotored Rareges,
Ladies' AMI Misses White Cotton Hose, Black and
Cclcred SILK Gloves, Filet Mitts, Black and white
Crape Collars and Sleeves, Figured and Plaid
Silk Parasols, Grass. Hair Cloth and Corded
Skirts, Tor sale very CHEAP NJ the
PHILADELPHIA CHsAr CASH SToRn.
April ~. Lafayette Street.
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French MautilDas.

THE ladies' nre inviteo to examine on,
L beautiful assortment Of French imported
Spring Nfantiliss, Of the latest and most fashion,
able styles, purchased Of the importers In n York,
~ the assortment Il not very large, the ladies'
would do well 10 cali sAfly-At the
HHtL ApEtfHfA CHEAp Casa eToNE.
0sr26.H. 9 Lafayette Street.
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WHITE COTTON3 AND LINENS.
lust RECEIVED. per Steamship Cahawba from
y New York auctions, = foe lot of shivtDg cot
tons and Linen Shirt bosop., for sale very low at
the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STONE,
Api. 29. Lafayette Street.
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Cnrriages, Harness, vvhips, &c.
TIME Smbsctiber's assortment Of Cafria.
L yes. Harness, whips, &c. IL ncw COM
plete, and he invites IN examination ol
hi. stock before purchasing In New Or
leans, A. he guarantees his prices A. low a.
as any II the South.
Nareroom corner Of Third ard Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style At the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
w. +. TUNNARD.
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70 Plamters.

A IKlN'S Corr and Cotton Cultivalor
n THIS truly useful sgricsltssal improv.
n,rnt, he's been fully tested by highly rpe-
pectable and practical planters who afteriul
trial, cay that BY its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn. Csne, Or Cotton, there Il 4 saving
Of at least one third the labor 10 man and
horse over the common plow. it, new
invention, Patented March 20, le4s.
Planters are invited 70 cal. and examine Il !.
A supply on hand and fsr sale BY
w. r. TuNNARD.
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Arftittftural Gar>s, &e
G. 9. WILSON,

q. q. WJlOON,
House, sign L Ornamental paiatsr.
Third street, tvs doors Nsrth u the Post once,
HAVING permanently located In Datch KsSke,
III w would respectfully solicit share " The
public patronage. Being practicable wcfkmeh, ~
are " work IN the 1Asst reasonable terms and In
The best style
ALSO, Draining, Msrbline, Chasing ana Pager.
hanging neatly executed.
~ Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended 70. deeie.y.
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proftssiaaal Notices.
1srssfessns ss,ml Card.

fsrWfessD~MMl Card.
nR, DUCHEtN. III the Medical Faculty
~ OF Mcntpellier tt'raneel having re-.
recently established himself In this City,
Offers his profs sei"tal services to the public.
u%He will At all times be found at Mr..
PuyoI.'s residence, (near Judge Bask's)
unless professionally engaged. loct29.H.
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Among the Late Arrivals
Dress Trim m l s,gs!

WILL be opened this morning n
w beautiful assortment oi ladies dress trim
mines Of the latest Paris style. Sash and Bonnet
Ribbons, At the PHILADELPHIA CHxAr CASH sfoRs,
nar25-n Lafayette Street.
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JOSEPA MCCORMICK.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Daton 1eage, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE.
rary, Scientific and M;scellaneous Booka.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle No.
sazinss and Pericdicals constantly on hand.
Also-AMER1CAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papes, Blank Books, Eavslop,e.
Copying Presses, Dnwine Papers, Brises;
Beads, Monohronatic Boaras.k.s VII.
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First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
CyOfht1og E12eUO1.iel1,a.

OVVtsUVSV9 1Is1t1IVS Ve&1S9s
THE subscriber has Just received BY
i steamer CRtsctA1 Cry. from New
York, a large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting oi Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk.
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt Col
lars. Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cravats. Neck Ties; Scarts; Stocks,
he, al, Of which have been ,elected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold At low prices. In order to
do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ers he has mat6 II a rule in all cases 10
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly sel'ere to that principle.
sept0-y. w. d. PHILLIPS
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS The I'm.
~ dsrsisned ts nov prepared 10 manufacture
~ Steam power - ths shortsse nottes al ktads
ofSssh, Dltnds, Window, Deors, Ao-.letters ad.
dressed 10 hlm u the Post once At Baton Rouge
viii mses with tnmsdlate Ateentlou.
sspt-e-G. J. ". BROWN.
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steam Rsrcsae1a Rrick.

EOR the convenience Of the citizens Of
i Baton Rouge, on ciiics has bes,. open.
ed at JOSHUA BKA,'s Sroar, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be LEFT
for immediate Transmission t. the SrxAM
BR,ck and LuxsEa MtLLs. Of the subscri.
Der, and will be filled with quick dGspatch
a. Il given At the Office on The yard. Those
wishing 6rn aud durable article, are So
licited to test the quality Of the SrxAx
PsxssxD. v Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in my quantities. at lowest market
rates. )aug2S-ti) ]. H. SCHENCK.
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STRAW MATTlNGs.

lust Koceived from New York auctions, TWENTY
j s,vE rs,rss WHITE and OOLORED MATING
which viii be sold at VERY Low PRICES At the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAr nAeH sroRs,
Apl. 70. Lafayette Street.
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JOSEPH McKtTR1CK.
.archlteCt< DWtl~er.

AAsp ~ Faortda, Asst Y Ast~s n.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call The
L attention of NE public, u my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of The best mar,.
factuflnk establishments In Cincinnati,
| am pPparsd to furnish saeh Doors end
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lum-
ber, and cf superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made In The
South. Persons wishing to build would
find II to their advantage to consult me
before building.
Ordere from the country earnestly soil
cited. Country work cf sll kinds prompt
ly attended 70 In the most workmanlike
manner
Plans and specification. for city and conn
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc, given in
the ,rost approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made oftAe best
material. jan3O.
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INSURANCE.
sOmlherM MMttaa1 Insurance Company
Of baton R0W4e.

Incorporated BY Act qf keotsdt.re Of Lestssama,
Appsvced, March 12tA, 1866.
Authoftsed Capital, sssss o1O0, 0,O0O, 90.
The Southern Mutual Enssvamv CcNspawy,
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared to take F'Rn,
MAaiNE, and R,vsn Risks.
Dirooto
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John B. Kleinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. +. Tunnatd,
Jos. v Durable, Joseph Larguiet,
G. g. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
TrusteeU.
W. B. Walker, lessee Hart,
F. D. Conrad, 4. q. Lsyrock,
Chse. A. Slack, James N. Brunot,
Sosthene Allan, W. u. Phillips,
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson ]. Bird,
!. +. Ncl.p. Daniel D. Avery,
John A. Doughe,ty, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, Pres't
A.rusp SnrrrsRs, Sec'y
baton Rouge, tan'y. 2s, 1856. u.
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BATON ROUGE LA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY o. 1856.
Hen Qbfap Stort.
Beautiful spring Goods.


Beautiful 1pflng Goods.
1UBT kECkfvBD per stea s,ship Cshawba, from,
y New Yotk, and opened this morning, 4 choice
selection of ladies Dress 0oods. HlosDcea Bav4
eye Robes, Ohstly, Plain and BLACK Bareges,
DomIasine English and french prints, Driii,snse.,
Corded Lawns, Paris eyipbidss, 4 new article for
ladies dresses, 0vensdines Ac., At the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
mar25 Lafayette street.
Among the Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS At THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash store.
WILL bs found beautiful new style
w Paris Baveges tlounced robes, very cheap.
A large assortment ~ Satin DNn,ask Table Cloths
and Napkins, very superior quality cf Gents Tin.
en- Cambrtc handkerchief +: sfew pieces of super
white linen drill. For sale At the
PHILADELPHIA CHeAs OAsH sroRs,
mar25.N Lafayette street.
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NEW 0ARpETS.-I have now in store
IN d asplendid assortmaDt Of new style
Carpets, which were purchased At auction
in Philadelphia. At very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
Octi6.v. W. y. PHILLIPS.
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THE NUT UAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
o or NEW YORK.
Net Accumuiated Cash Fund,
2,OlS,770,
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. 8. WINSTON, Pratt.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y.
C1AS. Gull, .Art.ary.
w-GtoRex A. Plxs, duly authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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.N0kkcR.

AL ner,cns indebted IN me for Store Bills, ~f,s
n y,Iease remember that their accounts were due
IN the nrst Of January, and unless they come .rY
ward and settle Immediately. will be enrpesseh
10 Mace them in the hands ~ aco,'ector far reI
fs.uen. febo ". y. VNlLliP.
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CTRAW MATTlNG-Tw.nty
~ five pieces 4.a Straw Mating to ar
rive this week and for sale by
ljan.l6. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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las. M. McCUTCHEN, Attorney "
y Counsellor At Law, Laurel II. fIaton Rouge.
Will practice In the Courts Of the Parishss Of ssst
and lbervllls, and In the supreme Court.
RsrEsEross: Hon. !. ?. benjamin, Hon. Ran
den Hunt. N. o., Chief Justice Msrshafl, lion. J.
X. Underwood, Hon. Asher ". 0rahsa. En-. Chief
Justice Ewing, Ex. Chief Justice Robertson, Hen.
Iieury Order, Kentucky. apl7b.y.
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CARPET 4 xuQs,
TNHE subscriber has just received from
i New York, large assortment Of In
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, oil
Of which will b sold At low prices.
aent ~ w d. PHILLIPS.
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mn WARE.-We have nov in store a
large assortment Of Tin Wsre ofevery
d.vcr;ntiou which we offer at very reduced
,,-;cs. LARCUIER I. I.ANOUE.
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Cart and vVaggOn Harneaa1
A FULL ASeORSMENT Of Collsy,.
n Hsmes, Bfnd brides, Cart brsecbjne
=. art saddles, Wagon harness, Trace ctains
&c. which we offer at moderate prices
ianiedyl LARCUIER X LANOUE.
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Eresh St,s-tseg Goods.

n FEW sstss Cottage Furniture couplets with
A Ameeous. ALSO - Dos. Split Bottomsd
'cNsisa, q Assortment u those Superior Buck
Cookine Stoves. Mahogony Bedstsads, Tete and
feses, kecking and Easy Chairs. Cane and
Wssassat once Chairs Ac.. Vt the Furnishing
Ware Rooms Of (apS] PrPER / co.
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steam PaCkingl

steam Packing
NUTTA Percha Steam Packing
u Kentucky and Cotton packing; 0sstst ps-
per and Navy Oskum; Steam Bibs, Burnished and
Polished; Sissm Stops snd 0ua9s Cocks; Drsss
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron Or COP.
II i.n.i1.v' LAR0U1ER / LANOvE.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
/ 4 superior lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery. ,,,st received and for sale by
;.nIsdyl LARGUIER + l. LANOCE.
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A FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
n Double and Single BsTrci Hhot Guns. De.
siaes, Game Bags, Powder Horns, Patent wedding,
Foiled Lined and Central fire Caps; wad oal-
I, rs Gun Tubes, and every thing else contested
In that line, at LAR0UltR 3 LAN0UE,
Isn.17.y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts.
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THE. oYE-TERM PRINCIPLE.

We have taken one two occasions to combat the
proposition engra upon the democratic creed the doc
rine of the oneerm principle applicable to the pres
dency. 1t gives pleasure to find that in the views
have advanced we are fully sustained by Mr. Buchanan,
who placed on record early 1929 the following
phatic sentiments this question We quote from the
Mississippian:
awe lay before readers and ask their attention
TO- the following passage in the speech Of James Buchanan
made the 9th Of February 1922 in opposition to the
policy. We quote from the fifth volume Of Gales
Seatons Register Of Debates in Congress, page 32l.
MIR. Buchanan said
dtTbe example of Washington, which has been followed
by Jefferson Madison and Monroe has forever determined
that President shall be than reelected This
principle is become sacred IL II written In
the would incline leave the people of
the United States without incorporating II in the constu-
ton, decide whether President shall longer than
one term. THE DAY MAY COME WHEN DANGERS
SHALL LOWER OVER US, AND WHEN WE MAY
HAVE A PRESIDENT AT THE HELM OF STATE WHO
POSSESSES THE CONFIDENCE OF THE COUNTRY,
AND is BETTER ABLE TO WEATHER THE STORM
THAN ANY OTHER PILOT. Shall we, then, under such
circumstances deprive the people Of the United States Of the
Of obtaining his services for second term7 Shall
pass Decree fixed fate TO bind me American people
and prevent them from re-electing such man
afraid 10 them pih his porcr y f."
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and the abolition parties in Kansas and contributing to that
object by the publication Of foul caumnies against the people
OF Missouri and Of the slave Statesthis captured BY
megTo aud custody others Of the abolition party al
ready arrested and wrs in the hands Of authorized officers
for the persons other law breakers with these facts
ascertained the probability 10 be- that peace will
be preserved in the Territory Of Kansas According to the
latest communications of Redpath the abolition correspond
ent Of the Missouri Democrat tbs citizens OF Lawrence,
ing the base eseron OF Robinson and Reede profess to DO
willing to submit the law and TO abide by it but with
the cunning insted pto them by Robinson, Reeder
Brown and other agents of Beecher Greeley aud Seward
they take good conceal what meant by the law
the hope that when the marshal of the Territory has with
drawn his forces they will again be permitted 70 and
defy the territorial law to murder officers Of the law in the
night time aud TO keep up anarchy and eonfuson not only
in the Territory but all the Union until after the pres
idena election This all that is hoped for by Beech
err Greeley, Chase Giddings, Co. II the majority Of the
committee could be Withdrawn from Kansas
reckless correspondents Of the abolition papers could
be deprived of all material for their vanous ialsehoods
there would very little while perfect calm in Kansas
The leaders in the rebellion in condition to do fur
Their harm; and with the escape of few reckless men
from Territory would feel very Of the repo
of the people for years to comeat least until they
population to justify them in asking for admission
the Union"
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CoNGREss-MoNDAY.

SENATE-Mr Weller presented the petition of seventy
Ave thousand citizens OF California in favor of the esab
lshment of wagon road through the territories of the
United States from the boundary Of Missouri to
the eastern boundary of California He also introduced
bill in conformity with their prayer, and gave notice that
he should ask the attention of the Senate to the subject
early day
Mr. Pugh discussed the proposition to admit Kansas into
the Union State He gave the reasons why he could
the proposition of Mr. Seward and reviewed
He also commented with considerable severity the
ton of the Massachusetts Emgran Aid Society," and
piled to the arguments of Messrs Seward Harlan Sumner
and others. When he concluded his remarks, Mr. Wade
jec was postponed until Friday next and the Senate after
an executive session. adjourned
House OF REpREsENTA TIvEsThe resolution Of Mr.. Ball,
of Ohio submitted Monday last adopted, calling
upon the President for information to what amount Of
money already been expended debts incurred
the enlargement of the Capitol and what further amount
of appropriation may probably be required to complete the
agreeably the present plan Of construction ALSO
requesting minute information in regard to the work on
the Treasury and Post Office extensions Mr. Stephens, Of
Georgia presented the written argument of Mr.. Galegos
in the New Mexico contested-eecton case which
dered be printed After the reception of reports from
standing committees and the disposition of some unimport-
ant business, the House adjourned.
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GOOD ADVICE.

In view of the approaching Democratic National Con-
vention, the Danville Pennsylvania negencer voun-
teers the following good advice
Tbe Democratic National Convention meets at Cincinnati
the I'd Of june nominate candidate for President
a candidate for Vice President Of the United States to be
supported and elected by the democracy and citizens Of the
Union VINO like republican form Of government and de-
light in seeing all people enjoy the right guaranteed to
them by the constitution Of the United States in this land
OF the Free. The harmony Of the Cincinnati Convention is
Of the first Importance let each and every delegation
in the first place. zeaouy for their first choice while
they should refrain from all hasty unfair remarks towards
fret choice OF their Of the convention who
have other preferences II emnenty proper for delegates
well democratic editors keep themselves in good po
son for supporting, with zeal and effect the nominees
whoever they may be-"