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Mature. through all her works,
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Gave SignS Of woe that all was lost"
Sir, Iult then aud an even now inclined to
think, that have Il right to arragn the House
for its want of respect TO the. Why is il, Sir,
that after live hours sitting. gentleman, Rep
rescntative, a patriot. laughter nh AdminiStrn.
ton rnau, taughter,l one who diSavOwS the
SpOilS and cOnteIuHS tucm, having voted as stead
ily a did every Administration measure
and at last having voted religouSly 10 adjourn.
in company with that noble batch Of patriots
whom have deScrihed-Oue who enjoyed him
self as did--why say. is it that ali the rights
of such a one were stricken down? Why was
it that, in company with an honorable and ven
cradle Senator from New York, whose burly
figure reminded of the trencher feats that
he and had just been prrforrning-why vas it
then, that senatorial dignity was iHsulted-thnt
a Representative Of the people Of great State
was arrested on such occasion, in the open
streets of Washington?
Sir, my excuse Is this; that in company with
these reliable gentlemen have described, and
impressed with the opinion which have an
nounced-that votes had determined the
question, and that the House had adnurned-I
thought there was good reason foi my leaving
the House. Whether it was eNcuSable in those
whom left behind me to remain, Is n question
which ii is not for me TO determine, but upon
which entertain very decided opinion.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, of La, John" was
discharged, on payment of the usual fee.
brown, OhiOs w as starving.
Hatch, of n. ", Got tired and went home.
GroeSback, Ohio, Needed refreShment.
FarnSworth, ILL.,, Was invited out to tea.
Fenton, n Y, Did not feel ell.
Moore, n. Y, Vas ont getting things.
j. C. Jones. Pa, Went ant to eat something
II was Mr.. ellis, Pa, next:
Mr.. Speaker, said he am the humble repre-
sentative OF the wildcat district of PcnnSyiva-
MIA Qaughterl: and it is not 10 be expected that
either the people of that district their Repre-
sentative should he completely cunversant with
all the rules Of this House, or any other disor-
derby body. CRenewrd lnnghter.) 1t is not to
hc expected that either they or their represent
tative should be acquainted with all the eii-
quetle OF this city IL magnificent distances, -
as my,,coleague had called it. was invited to
dine with tile President to-day; and had been
informed that II was etiquette with members of
this body That m invitation TO the Presidents
was an imperative order, and could not DC Dis
obeyed Great iaughter) Regarding It in
that light, accepted the invitation. | have
been dining with the PreSidsnt. aud have enjny
d myself and enjoyed the company after din
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VIEUXTEMPS & THALBENGIS
Grand Combination Concert.


MADAME ELENA D'ASGRI.
Mis- JULIANA MAY
rsts i re'p-etfuy informed hat tn. Fscsf aud
= my -iLgeafdnes Ia This city sf
MADAME ELENA IIANGRJ
800. d Canara the Elnpernr oT Aa.,ri, ,.a
i,nna ~ AL the prfucrtI (lr-r, TT--- ~ i.-I-
- Fts.- fet-rstarE. II did N,ur Yrt - \ .t,.r
r. = vide azd snvibaie a rrfl alton 10 Al
.Sn h Oii" Houses II TIE UoId, vii. "a eCuiane.
sIsIs'iUND THALBERs,
the void r-,,-r., Henry vIEuxFFMF5
MISS JuITSSH snS a Eases Of living si''s
rats place on FRIDAY, MAY Tt,, s4uNoh AEELLA'
- \ II NGTON HALL
4, " Ptee o. ad1lasion. nntuitirt, B,li-- ~
Is--T i5.t 'alsLt VII reGaain A. a. NJ n si-'s
80 'iSrN- s-Hts5 $3.50 not s-evrr 81. = II, =,
Vt-.,,- - y. Asiiar's Pi@ao Store $50 -
t=u1faF nj, conserT Book contain. VIZ
--tif ErIles auth snfi- AID rsot u.-r
- tls soT'i.- With correct tr.rss-tt..
a N ~ 49, " b. sIi In al tss- rrrr.rs.
great -, t-'af ses1 XII b. st.r- a. ii 49,.
arT.rss t4ss@ IN tie EHitss sfaf.s a. - -
-a,. ,or W. Pano P8rt- IN - ~ 49, sls
49, - tae d.sfE, r.sfr ' 'iis evening q ne
s.sis - - oeleeki Consert to commence ,is
-'R ,l.eyk-I0 PERS9XS r7yTzT1- W. 5,,-7
I.EIfE:S &C. al SEB. STILES n EE,Ly,t5 n
~, ,i - = slln.F resgretfuily I1for,,, a..
-a-ri - - u'at be has on hsni ~ -, -,
Ia prie- frr =, LIer and B9Frrs n r. r ~ 1870
EzEei hof -rs oi 90 DEAR Hali fsts in
E.s,r u - = = cents Per bs Bcau:ifsl ss4sd
, ssr . l't5Aht - cheap Wan P.rer v;...- ,.,-..
Sol.sas So 49, AL PEsass cali = an rb :, - ~
Mas 81. 60 t;F,,- GE eve.
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WE learn from the HsrTi,buIg TsJegrat6.
that there are hopes entertained Of Charles Fen.
no HoHman's recovery from inranity.
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Tate place .. FRIDAY. Nav H Eis, tloNos AEELLA

the World renS-ue,i and ry...sti SIEtixffNfs
MISS JuLIASA MAY, VI '''hs VOL n'''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

MoRE "RIGHr or SEAEcH Our dispatches
from Havana, via New York. this morning, show
that the British cruisers are carrying out, quite
Mechanically, tho fright of search" doctrine.
They not only bring to and fire into ships, but
land and search plantations for struggled ne
groes.
It's about time they were being taught an
emphatic lesson.
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NEI4HRoEHoOD NEWs.

rcOrr..pondenes Of the wheeling In'sliEr"es''i >,
C,yrt Us,t in Washington Contest DS-
trseen Montgomery and Ld-edT .,0T |o'y'',s
The Hon. Bin makes a SPeeh' on" "'''''
NTH a Re6aty-THs C;isS 81 Biz |0Hes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

The SPeaS-r-Mr. Hughes, of Indiana, you
have been arrested and brought to the bar Of
the House for Ahsenting yourself without per.
mission. What reason have you 10 assign III
excused
Sir. Hughes-M-. Speaker, l learned that the
Sergeant at-Arms was looking after me, and
hegzn, at once to look after hin. found him
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
gpetrp.
THE RAIN.

o, the rain, the rain. the drizzling rain, "a
Dropping and pattering, lazily scattering
Over the window-pane;
Falling so drearily, gloonnily, "e'Nny'
Dropping, dropping, dropping
Ever necessarily ,.7~
Summer rain -
n. tbe rain, the rain, the driving rain, ~
Raging and dashing, madly lashing
The stormy window-pane:
Pouring SO steadily, raging SO heavily,
Raging. raging, raging, III. q
UAintermittngly;
Autumn ram
o, the rain, the rain, the cutting rain, ~
Frozen and sleeling, spitefully beating
The noisy window pane.
Driving 80 banefully, piercing SO painfully,
Cutting, cutting, cutting,
Never so painfully;
Winter rain
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

1i1LAD5IPE
Il BcHeroleRt h,Sti'tion established by srcciaf eu-
docnae,t for the relief of tie sick and dis,rsssns
gV'eted 'cith piralea't aud Epidemic diseases. !.
Io all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such "a
SPERMAT0RHHGA, SEMINAL wEAKNESS T,f-
roTENCE, GONORiHGlA, GLEET, SYPHILIS the
Vice OF oNANlSM, or SELF ABUSE, 8c, &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the await d.
strueton OF human life caused by Sexu diseases and
he practce upon the unfortunate victims Of
such Diseases by Quack several years ago dirccse tb,
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
tner name to open bispensary for the treatment ofhs
class ot diseases in all their FORMS and 10 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter with De-
scripiion OF their condition. age occu,aioo baM,s AZ
HE &cl and in OF extreme poverty TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is needless te sa,i
That the Association commands tho highest MedicaI
OF the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment Is llf '''A'
The Directors, review Of the mast fsS, .s,r,.s
that their ahors in this sphere Of benevolent effort h.r
been OF grcat benefit to the afflicted eaperislly 10 th
young and they have resolved to devote themseivs isn
renewed zeal, to this very important much despS
Nf"e's
Just published BY the Association Rspor.en s,,,,.
torrh~a, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of On.ni.rn
Mastureauon or Self Abuse, and other disease. of ts
Sexual osyans, by the consulting Sarseou which viii ~
sen, ey mail, tin a sealed letter euyelope) FREE or
ChAkGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS fnr postase
huuress, Tor Reports or treatment, Dr. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard A..ors.,,,,,'
No-2 South Ninth Street Phila.selpbia "a -
By order OF tina Drecters. rI
.,,.,, -. EZRA u. HEARTwEII. rrs.,se,t
GEu; fMReHiLh, Seerefary.
Aprila2 1S3S-ly. ..H-I
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4 v1&Y5 3@A2a

Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel.
Having been engaged in the Drug trade for
eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec
ton of every article Is of good quality; and any
article sold by him may be returned if it should
not nrove To be such He also
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
BOOTS AND SHOES

to give him call, he fatters himself that his
work will continue to hold rank above all his
competitors.
Walk in gentlemen, leave your measures and
be convinced. Farmers who are in want of sub
stantial work can be accommodated on short no.
tiee and reasonable terms.
Shop in the same building occupied by Click
d Morris. B. j. NORRIS.
Millersburg, April %, 1S5S-y2n36m3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
Pearls.

Poetry is said to be a gift, but it very
often proves to be 8 theft.
With many women, going to church Is
little better than looking into bonnet
shop.
A Governess advertising for situation,
says she is perfect mistress of her own
tongue.
Love without money has been compar-
ed to, 3 pair of shiny leather boots without
soles.
"Truely, honesty is the best policy" said
Scotchuan; "I know it, my friend; fol
have tried BOTH"
The following contains the alphabet
John P. Brandy, give me black walnut
box Of quite asmall size.
Self-love is at once the most delicate and
the most vigorous of our defects; nothing
wounds it, but nothing kills it.
In early life 1 had nearly been betrayed
into the principles of infdelity; but there
was one argument in favor of Christianity
that could not refute, and that was the
consistent character of my own father
CeanseLs, dc.
1t is safer to afront some people than to
oblige them; for the better man deserves,
the worse they will speak of him; as if the
possessing of open hatren to their benefac-
tors. were an argument that they lie under
no obligation.-Seneca.
Some divines make the same use of "a
theirs and councils, as our beaus do of their
canes, not for support or defence. but mere
ornament and show; and cover themselves
with fine cobweb distinctions, as gods did
with cloud.-Tom Brown.
There is sort harmless liars, frequently
to be met with in company, who deal much
In the marvellous. Their usual intenten-
ton is to please and entertain; but as men
are most delighted with what they con-
celve to be truth, these people mistake the
means of pleasing, incur universal blame.
Hume.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
PREPARES COMPOUNDS

PREPARES COMPOUNDS
For almost every form of Chronic Diseases
Those afflicted will do well by giving him a
call, as his charges are moderate, and his custo-
mers always go away satisfied and with de-
termination to call again when they need any
thing in his line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis
corning public heretofore extended, he respect
fully solicits n continuance of the same.
PATENT MEDICINES.
He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent
Medicines Of the day-likewise the "BAL1 OF
A THOUSAND FLO WERS." f.
eY- Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. M
..-..-..-- II. YERGIN.
Millersburg April 3O-36m6.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK !!

ESIDES the articles enumerated above,
ID (Which comprises but small portion of
his great variety,) be has everything else to be
found in an establishment ofthe kind. Hekeeps
good quality of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13
price Two Cents
G5e QaiIp Spp.

HE CoMET.-The astronomers have made
their calculations upon Donati's Comet-thst
erratlc visitor that Unexpectedly illuminated
our skies for portion of this year, and then
suddenly, and without a good bye from us,
took Its flight into the fields of illimitable
space. They say that it performs its Journey
around the sun in 2495 years. It's orbit is
not circular but ellipJIcal. The diameter of
its orbit one way is twenty seven hundred
and eighty millions of miles, and the other
way thlsty-hve thousand and one hundred
millions of miles. As Large sweep as that
is-and it is altogether beyond ordinary COM
Prehension-it would perform the circuit in
much less than $500 years, if it moved at all
points as fast as when near to us. When
nearest our sun its motion was l27, 900 miles
an hour, but at its greatest distance 1t is less
than 500 miles.
The London Times, in attempting to giAe
us SOON faint idea of tide vastness of the starr
~ heavens, says that if instead of turning
back towards us, when most blatant from the
sun, 1t should keep on in a strait line towards
the liked stars, in the lapse of one million
years 1t would not be half way to the nearest
one.
That comet can travel three hundred times
further from the sun than we can
but that does not carry it one thou
sandth part of the distance to the fixed stars,
LET any one take half-shee of note paper,
and marking circle of sixpenee in one cor
ner. describe therein our solar system, draw
ing the orbits of the earth and the inferior
planets as small as he can by the aid of a
magnitying glass. 1.-THE circumference of the
sixpence stands for the orbit of Neptune,
then an oval filling one page would describe
the orbit of the comet and if the paper be
land on the pavement under st. Paul's Cathe-
dral, the length of that edifce would not be
adequate to represent the distance of the near
est fixed star Another attempts to convey
to US view of the magnitude of the heavens,
by saying that if the 95 100000 miles from
the earth to the sun was represented by one
inch, then the farthest distance of the comet
from the sun would be represented by 1858
inches while the distance of the nearest fix
ed star would be represented, on the same
scale, by 10th miles.
The vastness of creation is indicative of the
infnitude of the Creator but not less is his
inhnity shown in this fact-that while he gov
erns and fills this boundless whole, he knows
the grains of sand on the sea shore. numbers
the hairs of your head, and not a sparrow
falls without his notice. Look up to the heav
ems and praise God for his greatness look
back to thyself and praise him for that good
ness that does not forget to provide for every
want of mortal man.
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET-The well known
NJ INMAN's soYrHE ESTABLISHMENT, situated
in The east part Of Burlyile miles west Of Slater
vile, the Branch River, Il. l. The works have been
put in thorough repair since the first OF July last and
are IN drst rate running order They are capable
q turning out from three TO four Thousand dozens Of
soy thes year These works are admitted 20 be amone
the best arranged in New Engand for economy and con
yenience In all departments Of the business They are
only Ave miles from Mlyie. depot on the Providence
and Worcester Railroad For particulars inquire Of
NANCY lNMAN, on the premises, o. A. INMAN, Mohe.
gan. l.. J. o. INMAN, East Douglas, Mass, \ II. in
MAN Worcester.
Bur,lvin, sept %, 1858. d2tavGvam s2s
EROOTs, SHOES n RuBBERS FOR
kD SALE.
1000 Gases Of Mems Rubber Boots. OF the famous Iay
war Rubber 90 manufacture at 20 per cent discount
seat by expresri cash delivery large or small lots
AIRY siarA ordered.
1850 Cases OF Oyerghoes and Sandals.
1860 Cases Mems. Boys, and Youihs double sole thick
Boots.
800 Cases mems Calf Boots.
Please ordosdhy siss for sample lots or caRo on
EENRH DAMON;
Wholesale Dealer aud Jobbsr IN Boots Shoes Rubbcrs
90 Hanover Street, Cup stais,)
s22 deodSm Corner Of Elm street, boston.
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~ p. r U SIS e -
Patent MasIIC Roofing.

The subscribers now Offering to the public the bes
substitute fer metal or slate roofing ever before offered
cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be- found.
II Is Perfectly ere proof, and endures the severity Of
snmmerg heat and Winters cold without melting or
cracking. This Roofing be put with perfect safety
over boards plank, to- shingles steep or At roofs
Two coats Of the Masc over old tin roof will make Il
as good IS new and for preserving tin roof is far
superior to paint d. w. JOHNSON CO.,
Fuccessors to Baxby, Johnson, n Co.
Oloe add Mandatory, suffolk street, east OF Nathan
Washburn's Rolling Mill, Worcester. Mass
RsFgRBotss WIN. A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney, Dem
nis Lee, Charles w. Freeland, n. P. Moody.
iva dtf
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Our Custom Department,

Also in the Second Story, is provided with very exten
sve and most attractive stock Of Cassimeres, Doeskns
Cloths, and Vestings suitable for every quality and de
scrpton Of Clothing, to which will be added the various
new styles OF goods they appear in marhet-
For the lage patronage which has been bestowed upon
this department OF business duly grateful and
shall exercise our best endeavors merit the approba
ton and patronage Of friends aud the public in the
future, and we respectfully solicit the same.
STA dkwf
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Nh EDI CAL MOTT e
NJ N Il w 4

happy 70 his friends and the public that
he has returned to the city, with his health very much
improved, and IL now ready 10 wait upon all who may
be In wa I Of his professional services.
oGloe No. los Lincoln'g Block, corner Main and
Thomas streets.
N. Ali calls for professional services after O'Clock
Ia the evening" must be made At my residence, No. AZ
Summer street, hrs house north Of Thomas school
house. dtf e2e
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FANCY GOODS, Toys, UMBRELLAS
Sc respectfully iuiorma the public that he has nov II
store m GNrLRE NEW srOCK, bought since the recent
fan h aoods aid now selling no very low prices.
Umbrc laa, Canes, &c repaired PluituG IN va
A. Agency OF EeE England Dye House.
Sim Of 1.-THE Variety storc,n No. 900 Main street.
opposite Brnley Hall du NC
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DERIEs DE PARIs.
pat Mt AG ENC Y
Urn


- A TEN AG NCY
UEIsed States, Great BrttaIn. France
And other European countries.
Ihe subscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted With the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
ents.
He continues to make Models ard to prepare specis
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and pro-
Patents in the United States and European coun
tries Foreign business condded only to truBty and
gponsible agents.
All business conAded to me will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates Casually 25 per cent lower than
the same would be done BY others in tine profession
Being connected with the best Agents q, Wash
lngton, and making frequent trips there, I am ens-
bled to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aording the best ci
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven.
tors in regard to securing Patent of their Inventions
Inventors will find it to their advantage put their in
yentions int substantial form Model prsc.
Hcable, (his frequently Patent in case Of cues
ton Of priority Of invention, and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent Once. securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examins
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
same principles and advice given the probability
obtaining patent in some saving from fifty one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent ONCE.
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington. Copiea
OiDihMhbs, anu oLher papers IN the ia
tent Once obtained.
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and othe
valuable works relating to Patents together with oom
pete list Of oil the Patents record at Washington
be seen st my Office, free OF charge,
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
ap1Sl Once at Mechanics' Hall. dawt
ny o q Nd AT LAS
n At No. 10 southbrdge street. Worcester, Mass,
n large assortment Of
PnrIOr. Store. Omce nnd Cooling Stoves,
Among which may be foudd the celebrated Capron
Stove, the King Of Rhode Island, May Queen, New
England, Boston and Maine, Hero, Empress, New Era,
&c, nc Also the best Portable Range in the world
TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING
Done In the best manner, by experienced workmen
Please call and see my stock Of Goods before purchas.
Inn elsewhere All Goods sold or work done at No. 10
southbridge street, warranted to give satisfaction.
je24 du j. W JORDAN
" o A X ID ~ g
Boarding, by the week day at No. IL Thomas stree
Worcester, Mass.
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