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that allure il impossIble-nles for daily manaee-
ment-an essay Oh SpermaIonhoea, with practical
observations on safer aud more successful mode Of
trea1ment-pr cauiionary hints on the evil re, uts
from empirical practice; to which Is aided com
msntariss on the disc es Of females-frcm infancy
10 old age-each case graphically illustrated BY
beautiful plates IL p ints out the remedies for
those self inflicted mi cries aud disappointed hopes
so unfortunately prevalent in the young. IL 10
uu hul adviser ~ the married and those conteH
plating marriage. It's perusal ia particularly recc m
mended TO persons entertaining secret doubts of
their physical coneiiion, and who consci US Of
having hazarcsd the alrh happiness and privileges
10 which every uman being is entitled TO.
Price Is cents per copy, or five copies for 81 :,
m1lled free OF postage 70 any part Of the United
States, by addressing Dr. LA CROlX, (post paid }
Albany, New York, enclosing 25 cents.
N R-Those who prefer may consult Dr. LA
CROIX upon any Of the diseases upon which hrs
book eats, either personally or by mail His med
icn often cure in the shoit space Of six days and
completely and entir. " radica'e all traces Of those
disorders which copa va and cubs bs have 50 long
been thought an anlIdGte, the ruin of The heath
If the p tient His "Prench Secret" is the great
conn ntal nedy for that class OF disorders which
unfortunately, physicians treat with mercury to the
irrrirevsbe Ge ructOl ofthe PATIENTS constitution
and which all the ,sarsaparilla In the world cannot
cure.
o. Office No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
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DATES OF SAILING

For freis lat or passe apply to
EDW'D COLLINS, No SO wall-st N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY q CO 4, Liverpocl.
STEPHEN KENNARD q CO No. 81 Aus
Tin Friars, London.
B. e. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
The owners Of these ships viii not be sceoun.
table for gold, liver, bullien, specie, jevelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bis Of aiding
are signed therefor aid the value thereof sIpress-
ed therein feb d
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PROTECTION AND INDEM NIFTY FROM
LOSS By FIRE!
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE
authorized Capital and Surplus. l,3ss,ISl IL.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INsUR.
ANCE co., OF PHILADELPHIA.
O1es aortAuest eoIaer Pennsylvania aueaue and l7th
aTeet, WasAanston City, D. C.
DIRECTORS.
hon. Thos. B. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Mandeffeld,
Charies A. Ruhicam, Edward R. HelmboId
George Helmbold, r. Carroll Brewster.
James z. Neail, Isaac Leech, Jr.
THOMAS D. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD 4. HELMBOLD. secrets,y.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 1877 d street, opposite City
Jno. n: Thornton corner First str.etand virgini,
James williams, No. % Four.spd.a.balf.,,es,.
John Rieples, No. sol Thirteenth street, below
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. J; ?. Levy, No. 3s7 PennsyIvana avenue,
opposite National Hotel
GENERAL sUPRRINTENDENT.
John ThOnascn.
The business Of this Company will comu.r. n
v0rably with the most successful of similar us;itu.
tons in the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1855, in five months,
up to LIST January, 1856, the premiums received
amounted to the large sum of one hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and ffty-0ne dollars. with
only ioitysiX hundred and siXty-six dollars losses
reported.
With these evidences Of success and GOOD man
agement, the directors feel justified in soicitne =
share OF public patronage, believing that the secu
my onered ample. and that all fair claims will be
adjusted more accordinsto equity than legal techni
calities.
The company isprepared to issue policies agairs,
loss or damage by fre on DWELLINGS, FtRNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE.
HOUSKS, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or ell kinds Of MERCHANDISE.
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CA
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual con
veyances to or from any portion Of EUROPE and
AMERICA, and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western waters.
The rates Of premium will be Is low as other
companies, and in fixing them every improvement,
In construction and arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
Az losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
once northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth street, Washington city, DC.
Insurance may also be effected at tie Home Office
noTthvesf corner Walnut and Second Streets, PAila
setpA'd and in other principal citiec Of the United
entes by authorized 0fhcers of the company.
ieA-lYt
: SECOND HAND MELODEONS, BUY
:, IN use short time, for sale OF rent, very low,
st,oSa s'ses FssAo Store, between 9th and 10th
~ JOHN ,. Bills,
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILkOIp
&AA8 7a
FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
&A9 1s
BALfimOkE AND OHIO nAiLRoAp

BALfimOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ns1c and Improved Arrangement.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI.
Il more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and al
LIST. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
with trains from Philadelphia, ant train ffou
Washlngton lat Junctlon) will stop at way a.,
lions and arrive at Cumberland At O'CLOCK d M
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden stc-
ton daily (except Sunday At % a. m ana
reaches Wheeling by .. IN connecting AZ Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Dsy.
ton Indianapolis, Louisville, cleveland, Toledo.
Detroit, chicago, 81 Louis, Cairo, and interms-
ID. The EXPRESS TRAIN isaves daily a,
~. m, conneciing with express trains for Gin
cianai, 81. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate places. The distance 20 CincinTa,i ana
other central and southern PLACES In the West Il
nearly 100 miles shorter than by anv other route
The time to these places is also uneq ualled.
III Baggage checked through TO Counsu,.
Cincinnsii, Indianapolis, a. d st Louis
10 Passengers and Baggage transferred al al
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all On.
rate.. at the Ticket Once, Camden statioo, and
at Washington city.
- second-class car II attached to the Mail
Train.
Passengers from,Bal,imore or Washington NAV
cisv tke sntire road By dayl'gAf, BY taking Ac
oommodation Mail trsin, and lyine over NJ
Cumberland or OAKLAND They resume nert
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland al 9 50 a. "a. and reaches Wheel
ing at p. m.
Pisse gers from Washington have ample time
for meals a. Washington Junction.
This is the only route bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Cheeks can be obtained In
Washington
FOR WAY PASsENG FRS
The Accommodation Tain at 6 IS, will stop IL
all stations cart OF Cumberland, and the Express
at sta Ions between Piedmont, Roi west East
wardly the Mail Train leaves Wheelinp at Is
q m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 90, reaching Baltimore at IS p m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at D m =,
except sunday stopping at way stations Laws
Frederick etc "a m arriving at Baltimore st L.
30 noon.
The ELLICOTT's MILLS TRAIN leave,
kllicott's Mills at 30 m and % m. az
cept Sundays. w wOODsIDE.
fan l6-6 Master Of Trsnsportatioo
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EVENING STAR.
IyoR THE IvKNrNe STAR.
LIN 8

Oh LINES
o.. tAs death of my fnfast daughter
KATIE, By Katie 8. "ynsoof'
Thew bid me not to mourn for thee,
They plead for endurance milo
Tbey All INV heart with their symf athy,
Bns all In vain my child.
NV arst born. and my beautiful,
with thy bright and laughing face;
Earth's perfec mould and impyt 30 Given,
OF natures matchless grace.
Oh |, am sad and lone to nisht,
Thy poor mothers heart doth swell,
To think how they rashly tore thee hence,
Far from her reach to dwell.
why did'st thou leave me pretty bud,
Could'st no art-no PRAYER no power
In The nrst spring tiroe Of blossoming,
Protect my little flower!
They say thou vert tso dearly loved,
In this heart there wes no room
For eught, save the thought Of thee, my child.
The prelude Of thy doom.
Eark! there's whispering In my soul,
A sweet and heavenly voice,
Like choiceet music. with charmed pow or,
Bidding my soul rejoice
oh, weep no more dear Mama,
Oh, weep no more tonight;
Thy Kafie's whispering to thee
Come let thy heart beat liSnt.
God In his mercy bore me
Free from a world OF pain,
But lets nv spirit wander
Back 70 Mama again.
To dry tie tear Of sorrow,
To teach her fpirt rest,
To bring these joyful tidings-
"Your little one Is blest.h
We each have little duties,
OF an endearing kind;
To shield from harm the loved one,
Were forced to leave behiDd.
l cannot cast aside the max
hat hides my happy Or, W;
Bat my pIesenC thou l. ilt awayS fee,
CoRtelLedly as now.
And When deaths angel claims his own,
III guide Thee sa e afar-
Unto our Gcd, and swsstly iel
" This Is my dea. Mana"
TheH weep no more, MY dear Name,
On weep no m Ore TO night;
Thy little girl Is happy,
Com. let thv Q irI beat light
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STOCK IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ At the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stJ~h Is
eioo, 900 (dollars,) Of which so 600 hs, -
subscribed. The mines are now prepaid e.
active operations, and per cent inter- " 9, a.
guaranteed upon the stock now oferdfrf 70.
by the original stockholders, TO- the 2,s.oo -
two wears.
Particulars In regard to the stock. aud Il, %.
Pee Is, will be made known upon apple "A.
CHUBB BROTHERS
jan27 PIP cambridge, Agent
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MANTEL,S.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
Manufactured from Slate stone, ~ ths
West Castlstsn Slate Company, W.
TNRESB MANTELs ARE ENAMELLED IN
Il imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTIQUE,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCATELLh,
AGATE, SPANISH GALWAY, aad ether rere
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations arc
perfect that they challenge the closest scrutiny
They are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer dan marble are not injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, ana can be sold
much cheaper than any Others In market. Price
ranging nom el26 to $l2.
Architects, Builders and others are invited u
call and examine samples ~ No. 5l2 Seventh
street, doors below Odd Fellow Hall, up
stain. =. NJ HANSON,
% 19.ly Agent.
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DR. DUPRIE'S REMEDIES are the oulv
- efectual cure for External or Internal Piles,
Saltrheum, Ring Woffh, &c. They are unrival-
led for purifying the blood.
SO cents per box Once 70 Nassau street, New
York. VIII be sent by mail.
For sale by FORD BRO, corner Of l1th 1t
Sud Penn avenue a. n
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GARDEN AND FLOWER aEED

GARDEN And FLOWER SIZED.
John SAUL RESPECTFULLY INVITES
- the attention Of Gardeners to his extensive
stock OF GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS,
consisting In part Of Early York, Large York,
Drumhead, Flat Dutch. London Market, Early
Battersea, and othet fine Cabbages Early short
top Radish, extra early Peas, Round Purple Egg
Plant, with every other vegetable and herb in the
trade
FLOWER SEEDS-An extensive collection OF
the most choice and rare varieties which are put
upin collections, and can be sent any distance by
mail
Being practic al Horticultnralist, and person.
ally acquainted with the growers Of these seeds,
he can warrant all Of rst quality, fresh, genuine
and correct to name
Seed Store, 1876 Seventh ST., corner 81 street.
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.
DAM Is THE FORERuNNER OF MOS

L diseases-cure the Pain and check the disease
DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or
Lumps in the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
and Pains In the feet Indeed, II cures all Pain.
IL E2X, Is, and so cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have q bad Cold, take
DR. ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI B IL.
IOUS PILLS. They cary OF all bile and re-
move a cold. These Pills 90 ahaed Of all other
pills In their good effects.
IL Boxes 12k and Is cents. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec 10-4m
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2 PIANOS AT BAR6AINS-One second
= hand for Si5o. One new for SO Is worth 500
One for ~ Is. worth 50 90 One fac Melodeon
for $50 ."a. JOHN p ELLIS, E.E'
mars 400 betW 9th and 10th stn
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LIME-LIMc-LlME.

CJAN ALWAlS BE OBTAINED IN GUAM
~ titles to suit and on the most reasonable terms,
at the washington Lime Kilns, No 1, between
Upper and Lower Bridges, the most superior ar.
ticles Of
Fresh Wood Burnt Lime
Plasterer's Hair
Calcined Plaster
Cement
Orders left at 9rubb & Losano, Merchant Tall
ors, No 4p3 8.h steeet, Washington, will be
punctually attended to.
feb .eof VII Cooley Co
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL w w OF MARI AGE

M. b. La CROlX, m. D., Albany, n. Y.
$50 pages and 40 fine Plain and Coored Lithozraphs
and Plates.
A&PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS ga
AScrt free Of postage TO al parts Of the Union ia
nR NJ Il LA CROIX'S PHYSIOLOGICAL,
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~ VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised edilion of
$50 pages and1oo plates. Price
IS cents a copy, A popular
and cowpr, hensive ueaii>e
on the duties and ca ualties of
single and married life hap
~ andfruittul alliances, mode
Oisecuring iht m-infelicirous
aud infer lie ones their OBJ
Walton aud rom1vai-neiv
Gus debility, its causes and
cure, by a process al once SO
simple, safe, and effrctual,
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BOOK BINDING

HF6USHgN IVA m0ytI0W0 q,
ssay tbs Snn,fhsosios Isstitstios.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
Ia forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he is pre-.
pared to bind those works in a superior STYLE of
more reasonable terms than can be done in Balti.
more, Philadelphia, or New York. letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex-
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of his style of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex.
ecuted. se37-6u
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED OLlCITS The AT
Il tention Of planters to his extensive stock
Of well grown FRUIT TREES, consisting
Of
are all the finest foreign and native sorts -
splendid one-year Trees $50 per lCo
Apple Srees, large and vigorous, SiO per lV
Peach Trees, fine and thrifty, Sio per IoV
ard Pears, Ounces
Cunants, RaspbeIries, Grape Vines, &C., In great
variety, large and thrifty
Strawberries, Rheubarb, and Asparagus Roots,
Evergreens, shade Trees, &c.
In fact. everything pertaining to the nursery
and seed trade, warranted Of best uality and
moderate In price JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, sos Seventh, corner street.
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GoShEN 1yTfkk; 90 KEGS PRIME
" Goshen Butter, Tor eels low by
~ Sesseet NVeRAy b oRA6N80,
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

H1tNJ VlhlN ~ hui
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Materia medica are
sur jected, must now be received a. IN
established medicine
Its FICACY, IN CURING
DYS PSIA,,
Affections of the Livsr, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
bronchitis and COnsmmpfivs tendencies,
Disordsred state Of the Blood, Boils, Cen.
erai Debility, and all Diseases s1htch re-
qutrs Tome and Alteraf.ce saedsesas IS
beyond question.
The proofs Of its eflcacy are 80 numerous 20
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar eharsc-
ceive the preferred aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be
exys-al, but Its range Is extensive, because many
diseases, aPPa,ssrly unlike, are intimately re-
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, is precisely that which has % often
ba@ed the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
lille.
Those who NAV wish for an opinion from dis.
interested persons respecting the character of the
Syrup, cannot fail TO re satisfied with the follow
ing among numerous testimonials, in e Q hands
OF the Agents The signatures are those II gen.
tlemen well known In the community, and Of the
hig est resPectability
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bene.
fetal n cts Of the Peruvian syrup" do not
hesitate to recommend Ii to the attention OF the
public
From our own experience, ss well a. from the
testimony Of others, whose int ligence and In
tegrity are al oge her unquestionable, we have no
doubt OF Its efficacy in cases Of ncipient Diseases
Of the L ungs and Bronchial Passages DIV, repsia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy: Neu aIgia &c. indeed
its ef Cts wou &c incred BILE but from the high
character Of those who have witnessed them aud
have voi"n e. red th ir testimony, Is we do ours,
TO its restorative power
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS G. ANGRY
For sale by D GILMAN, Special Agent
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and At the General
Agency, corner Of and streets, Navy Yard.
feb o.
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CARD.

LICENSED PLWNBkOKER,
VIII loan GIG, eco In sums to suit, on any articles
OF value No. 4ae Pennsylvania avenue, between
ID and 4 streets. ian 7-eO3mA
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HARPkR's MAGAZINE "A fresh ,upply
II fer March. Also, Mn. Stephens, With co.
unuattoa q IL Lost Jewets. Buy itst
seH FERGVeoN, ~ ssvsuo q.
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JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. n KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS G. ANGRY

For sale by z D GILMAN, Special Agent,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and At the General
Agency, corner Of and streets, Navy Yard.
Feb o.
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r. s.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many Other articles In
Nv 16-1v
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

CONSTITUTION OF MNNEsorA.-The
National Intelligencer gives the following
synopsis of this instrument: The new
Constitution prohibits slavery, and guar
antees liberty Of the press, trial by jury,
&c. The first Legislature is to consist OF
thirty Senators. and eighty Repre-
sentatives; pay 50 per day. There are
to be a Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, Secretary of State,
and Treasurer, elected for two years, and
an Auditor for three. The Judiciary is
to be vested in a Supreme Court, Dis
trict Courts, Courts Of Probate, Justices
of the Peace. and snch other Courts, infe-
rior to the Supreme Court, as the Legis-
lature may establish by a two thirds vote;
all Judges and Justices to be elected by
the people. White male citizens of the
United States, twenty-one years of age,
residing in the United States one year,
and in the State four months next prece-
ding any election, are voters. Also white
persons of foreign birth having the above
qualifications of age and residence, who
shall have legally declared their intention
to become citizens and persons Of mixed
white and Indian blood, and of Indian
blood under certain regulations. The
Legislature may, by a two-th;rds vote
pass general banking law, with strin-
gent restrictions and requirements. st.
Paul to be the seat of Government until
located elsewhere by the Legislature.
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RELICS OF THE BATTLE OF BLADExs-
BURG.-A youth, residing near Bladens-
burg-having had his curiosity excited in
relation to the battle of 1914, probably
by the perusal Of Williams lately pub
lished history of that event-last- week
commenced search for relics upon the
field Of slaughter, and had not looked
long before he found beneath two little
mounds, in gully, or ravine. the skele-
tons Of q man and boy lying apparently
as they had fallen, where the earth was
hastily thrown upon them. The skull Of
the man showed the perforation of the
forehead by musket or rife ball. He
lay upon his back with his arm extended,
and near each wrist, were his cuff but
tons, some of which were still distinct
enough to reveal the number, IS from
which, as well as from the position they
occupied, it is inferred that these persons
belonged to the English srmy.-Statss.
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MONUMENT TO Nh. MADIsoS.-It af-
fords US great pleasure to be able to state
that a monument is, at last, to be placed
over the grave of this great and excellent
man. 1t is already prepared plain,
granite obelisk, twenty feet in height,
bearing no inscription except the date Of
his birth and death-and is the free-will
offering of his old friends and neighbors
and their children, in Orange, Va,
Chaste and plain, it is a fit representation
of the beautiful simplicity of the charac-
ter Of him whose memory it is designed
to commemorate. It is tardy offering,
but, under the circumstances, every way
honorable to those who have thus become
the substitutes of the commonwealth, in
rescuing from dissertation and oblivion
the spot where rest the venerated remain.
of one Of the noblest of her sons.-CM.
peper Rep.
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KANSAS TO BE MADE A SLAVE STATE.
The Philadelphia Press, Col Forney's
new paper, gives the following evidence
that the game of making Kansas a slave
State by fraud and violence, is to be
pushed to an immediate consummation :
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The prospect
of fair election for delegates to the Sep
TENDER convention in Kansas, increases.
The work Of the convention will it is
said, be quickly done. 1t will probably
be submitted to the people on the day
that Legislature is elected, and the chan
ces that the constitution will be in Wash
iDgton, with a member of Congress and
two senators by the LIST of December.
1t is supposed that the constitution like
those of New York and Pennsylvania,
will be silent as to slavery.
This programme will prevent an attack
on Gov. Walkers nomination in the SEN
ate. He can resign, and may come as a
senator from the new State.
Rest assured, there is some hope that
this plan will be carried out.
SOLITAIRE.
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Terrible forebodings excite the South
Carolina Sun to words offearful eloquence.
One would almost be led to believe, from
reading the following, that the comet had
struck in that neighborhood. and the
"crack of doom" was at hand
CLOUDS and darkness threatening
clouds, ominous darkness, gather around
our political future. A night, gloomy
and terrible, sets in upon us. We are
drifting slowly, silently into an ocean Of
storms, furious whirlwinds, quicksands,
and fearful whirlpools. A solemn silence
prevails-'tis the precursor of horrible
tempest. Hark the low muttering rum
bling of distant thunder breaks upon the
stiffness. Fitful flashes reveal the gloom.
The lurid air is heavy and chill. The
storm approaches, and nearer itseomes,
louder and more loud it bowls. Man the
sails-all hands to their posts. The
South expects every man to do his duty.
Life and death, honor and liberty are in
volved. Let each heart be firm, each
nerve be steady. The conflict will be a.
fierce as hate and malice can make it.
Stand firm. Hank what crash was that
Kansas is gone List ! a triumphant
shout from the spirits of the storm Mis-.
souri, is yielding How fierce the blasts
how lurid the lightning! How terrible
the tempest sea and heaven are com.
mingled ! Now horrible yells terrific,
tear our ears ! Virginia is assailed
Gloomy, dark. terrible bowls the tempest
Waterman what of the night =? All i:
dark dark No dawn appears"