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by j. q McUUIRE GU, AnctlOneers.
FURNITURE. CHANDELIERS Sc-On
Il FRIDAY MORNING, April LIST, at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence OF the late Hon. A. Brown, on q
street, between nth and 18th streets shall SELL
portion of the Furniture, 1.-THE residue having been
removed to Tennessee comprising
Walnut BrOcatelle Covered and Parlor SuIt
Marbe-top Centre Tables,
Secretary and Bookcase,
Rosewood Brocatelle Covered Chairs,
Flower Vases, with Glass Shades, Cornice,
Gilt Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures throughout
Rosewood Mirror front Sideboard
Large Extension Dining Table,
Leather covered Dining Chairs
Handsome Walnut Hat stand
Rosewood Hall Chairs
Brussels Carpets, Oicloth, Rugs
Several handsome Cottage Sets
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Looking glasses. Toilet Sets &C.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum. a
credit OF 81 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing lntcrett.
mar 2s-d ]. c. MCGUIRE CO. Annts
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py " 1hL-L' u On u " u, = uYtIUH.tIs.
pN VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
ID John X. Pfell and wife, hearing date the 18Th
DAY of June, 1857. and duly recorded in ILbeT ].
s. No. Isl, folios la, Us, l56, and Isl, of the
land records Tor Washing ton county, the Distinct
at Columbia. the subscribers Wi sell at public auc-
on on the premises, the 4th DAY of May next al
5oelock p. M, part OF .Ot numbered M "a ua re e.
IN the city Of W ashlng ton. the said District, BE-
ginning for the at the SOUTHEAST corner Of said
lot running thence north 79 feet ir ches. thence
west feet thence south O. feet one halfnch thence
southeast % feet inches 10 the place Of beginning.
together with the improvements, being Franc
Building divided into two tenements.
Terms of sale Onethird cash. Sla0 90 be paid On
the spot the balance In and - months, with inter
est from the day of SALE Notes TO be given for tho
deferred paw ments. deed given and deed oftrust
taken; both deeds at the cost Of the purchaser
Upon failure 10 comply with the terms Of sale
will he resod at the risk and cost of the defautn
purchaser. Z z. MOkGAN,
mar s ,,wsds WALL BSkRtNSSHRs * brr neees
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From Central America and Mexico.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The steamer Grenada
from Havana. with the remainder of the California
passengers ofthe disabled steamer Illinois together
with treasure amounting to upwards of million
dollars, arrived from Havana this afternoon
The advices from Panama are to the 18th inst
The L. :. sloOp of war Cyane had arrived there.
having touched at various ports on the South
American coast.
Gen. WIN. Walker sailed for California in the
Golden Age.
The U. ). frigate Roanoke, sloop-of-war Brook
Ign and storeship Relief Were at AspinwaIl The
Brook YIN was TO sail in few days for the Mexican
coast. The Cyane sailed on the 10th for Realeys
A revolution had broken out I'm the Mexican
State OF Chifas The city OF CONTAIN was taken
by assault and many lives lost. The insurgents
were meditating an attack upon other places, and
the Guatamalan forces had been dispatc he'd 10 the
frontier to protect property.
The dates from Valparaiso are to February 18th.
Disturbances continue in Chilli Caldera and
Cepio were in the hands of the rebels. Talca was
also still in their possession, and they Were making
formidable opposition to the government troops.
who were besieging that city. The cities of Con-
cepton and Talcahuano, which had been in pos
session of the revolters, had been retakens
The difficulties between Peru and Ecuador were
unadiusted. A Peruvian squadron was anchoret
abreast of Guayaquil, hut conflict had occurred
The blockading squadron had seized a Spanish
vessel which had attempted TO evade the blockade
The Spanish consul at Guayaquil had demanded
reparation.
Collision and Shocking Loss of Life
,,SlNCINSAIl,, Mafcn ctn-The steamer Nat
Holmes, bound from Pttsburg to st. Louis with
one hundred and fifty passengers, mostly emf.
grants to Pike Peak, cOllided with the steamer
David Gibson, bound from New Orleans TO Gin.
cinnati with cargo Of sugar and molasses, oppo-
site Aurora. Indiana, last night Both boats sank
and the cabins fOated of. Fifteen or twenty per.
sons are supposed to have been lost on the Nat
Holmes and indeed one account says that only
one hundred Of her passengers were saved. The
David Gibson had but few passengers. who ara
all supposed to have been saved, but two or three
| Of the crew are missing. The Gibson was owned
here and valued at sis .oco, and insured for two
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NEW SPRING GOODS

7 NEW SPRING GOODS.
1 AM Now receiving very extensivs and CHOICE
INGS. WINDOW SHADES Of every variety.
Together with general assortment of other goods
in my line, at very low prices.
Paperhanger and phols terer
m I6-2w~ No. 9sa Pa. av., bet 18th and lsth sta
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
ing slmost miracles In covering up Bald Heads and
rnS ~ soap Diseassa' .7FHH d3sm
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Political Moyemeut..

CINCINNATI. March 2s.-The Republican, and
Americans met here to-day In Union Convention.
and nominated full ticket for Officers to be voted
for at the municipal election nert month The
convention was quite harmonious
The Democrats meet tomorrow 20 nominate
their ofacarS
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Court az CLAINs.-N esterday. Mr.. Phillips
opened the argument for the petitioner in the case
of Thomas Il. King agt. the United States Mr.
Gillet replied for the Government. Mr. Phillips
closed the argument for the petitioner and the
case was submitted
X. Van Brunta9t the nited States Submitted
by consent. on written brief Adjourned
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AUCTION SALES.


BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING lots Mr.
ERnNkL,S Row At AUcTIoy-Dn FRIDAY
ar NOoN hpni lst at So o'clock, on the
No. IN davidson subdivision OF quaTe No. Us.
fronting Ii ieet inches ON north l., between 18th
and 18th streets west, running through 10, Mas
chaSettS avenue, with front OFF, feet on said ave
ng. " VIII he divided, If desl red into two lots
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. - and
IL months. with interest, secured by deed in trust
the premises.
Title indlsputable.
]. c. MCGUIRE & CO,
mar ed Estates Auctionee1s
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FROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT

LNROM F1FTEEN To THIRTY PER CENT
Il SAVED.
All persons using Steam Boilers would do well to
adopt WOODRUFF'S PATENT ANTI-FRIC-
TiON STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR-sel
regulating both FIRE and ST. am. The advantage s are
very great in saving fuel. preventing explosions
preserving the boilers, and keeping all things uni
form. Would refer To this star office eng ine roOm
or L.. h. & u. q. SCHNEIDER, any of the numerous
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mar R-Sn Was gtnn. d. C..
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WATcH RETURNs.-The only case on the dock
ct at the guard-hous this morning. was that Of
Mary Brown, cOlOred drunk and disorderly She
said she only drank little hot toddy. and il flew
In her head. She was sent down for ~ DAYS
Nine dodgers were accommodated.
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UNITED STATES as. FRANCE!
~. ". PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAWBA
BRANDY against the flaming fictitious Liquors
manufactured in France for this market. Since the
analysis made by DIR. Anti sell Chemical En- aminer,
u. :. Patent Ofhce) published i'm the city pa pers,
along with the analy ses of DIR. c. Il. Jackson, of
Boston, and DR. Hyram Cox, OF incinnat, this pure
scrbed by the medical practitioners of this city As
safe and pure article for invalids. To be had at
DAM. Ii. CLARKE'S
Drug and Chemical Store, cor. IA st. Il Pa. av.,
mar . and corner MARYLAND ay, and nth st
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Collision and Shocking Loss Of Life


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CHARLES LONDON Coz DIAL GIN Is superior to the
bast brandy, even IN Its pure state, and when the
difficulty OF obtaining that article in It's purity unless
from Custom house lock, is deTed this iIn is
not only the best but the safest IqUSHi which can
be adopted for family use, its purity guaranteed
10y Zach bottle .ing sealed and labelled under the
PrOPrIotOT's signature, to counterfeit which is a
felony.
MAY be had ia Washington of Ford & Bro ID n
Clark. II. Herman, ]. b. Wilson. X. ]. Rynn. Ham
lltnn Leach, and others: Edm'd Z. Charles Gen
eral agent, ~ Broadway, New York. 1t
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SALE OF THE EXCHANGE HOrEL.-Yesterday,
the lots and S: in square 400 with improve
ments, long known as the - Exchange Hotel -
were sold by Mcclure Co. auctioneers to Mr..
Benz. Beall for 81, 100. 1t is located Oh street
between -Four and half and Sixth in the rear of
the National Hotel
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thirds that amount. The Holme, v.s ox-n.a an
Pittsburg and valued at $1,000 "
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CHILD DROWNED An interesting boy, aged
some six years, the OF Mr.. Edward Fuller of
this city. was dOwned yesterday afternoon at the
Seventeenth street canal wharf He was sitting
preciptated into the water by the sudden opening
of the steam mill door by the force Of the wind
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CORNS.

CORNS
y Order To- meet many appointments DIR. Schultz
VIII remain tIl saturday evening longer, that all
can ENJOY tho comforts of easy feet. COrns Bun
IONS, and Nails IN summer very troublesome
DIR. $ method Is painless, instantaneous, and per-
feet IN ITS efficacy. Among the numbers treated are
Mrs. Philip, WIN. ii. Selden, A. Ii. MagTuder, Benz.
Holt. Esq, Mrs. Engltsh, &c. RnoIns-2O1 Penn.
avenue, south side. corner of 18th st. mar ~ St.
A SPECIAL NOTICE.
ATTENTION Is called to the Trustees sale on
Friday afternoon. April LIST, at O'Clock, on the
premises, of Lots Nos. q, - ~ NJ and the north
half of .ot No. ~, floating 4th street west be-
tween Nj and y streets north
This property Is handsome ly located la rising
neIghbOrhOod and will be sol IN lots to suit Sale
without reserve.
w. :. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
mar 29-d JAS. {. Meet lRE CO., Aucts.
pound AND SQUARE
IL STELLA SHAWI.S.
We have opened this day a large assortment ol
SllAWl.S, many in Black MIddes and Rich Bor-
deTs--
10 pieces Shawl Borders, in rich styles,
Black ace ShaWls, very cheap.
PLAIN Back Silk and Lace MantIilas,
Ling Cloth Raglans, the newest StSios,
few Square Black Lace Shtwis, large sizes w oh
very desirable.
All Of which viii he sold At the lowest ca sh prices
j. w. COLBY u co,
mar S-2w 81! 18th ST. abnvr Pa. ave.
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INV HITF. EKANEII FOX
w ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &c.
Just received cargo ofthe above. Also, Build
ing sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash, at my
Wharf. next to l4th street bridge. Call and leave
your orders. X. w. BATES,
Dealer in Wood, Coal and Sand,
mar n (States.D cor. l4th and e. sts near Canal,
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TAKE ALL OR NoNE-Frday last. some scamp
stole one complete set of table ware and most part
Of another. from the store of J F. HOdgsOR Sew
enth street. The other pieces left of the latter
look So dscOnsOlate and lonesome. and are such
eyeSOres to the proprietor. that he bsgs the THE
to call and take them To complete the set
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

N,
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
IL EN- FURNIrURE, CARRIAGE, HORSES, AND HAIR
NESS AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, 18th instant,
shall sell at the house of Mrs. Nesbet, No. 386 on
the north side of c. between Sd and ~ Streets at
O'Clock, a. H., an excellent assortment of FurnI-
ture, VIZ:
Mahogany and walnut Parlor Furniture. velvet and
damask covered, comprising fete-a- tetes, So
fas, Lounges, 4 rim and Other Chairs
Fine gilt French-pla Mantcl Mirror
Walnut WhatnOts, marble-top and other small!
Fine silk damask and lace Window Curtains and
Mahogany and walnut French and Cottage Bed
Mahogany Spring Bed Feather Bed
Hair and other Mattresses and Bedding
DO Dressing and other Bureaus
- DO Marble top COmmode and Wash Closets
China, Glass, CrOckery, and Plated Ware
Tapestry, Brussels and other Carpets
Passage Olcloth, Iron HatTack
F.ncy, rush, cane, and other Chairs
Dining and other Tables
Wardrobe and Refrigerator
Cooking and ether stoves
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Also, al excellent Family Carriage, Harness and
span OF Horses. The horses are perfectly sound
gay, and active, and perfectly gentle.
Terms: Al sums under S25 CASH over S25 cred
1t of two and four months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
The House Is also for rent. Inquire ofthe sub
scriber.
mar 2l-d A.GREEN, Auct,
UTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in
nNnr.,E Nhu
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, i'm
consequence of the ran until THURSDAY, the
3lst instant, same hour.
mar 2B-2t A. GREEN, Auct,r
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~ COAE-COAIm
! On hahd-Furnace, Radiator. 6 rate. and Cooking
COAL, which We are anxious to sell At the lowest
possible rates. L. ]. w. NJ. GAIT,
n. w. corner 18th and e sts., No. ST.;
mar 25-ly,r Foot of 18th ST.. below War Depart.
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ID NOTICE.
ERSGNS Indebted to- me are notified that their
accounts now ready for settlement rs | am clos
ing out my stock of Boots and Shoes at cost, fOT
cash, and cash only. =. i, HOOVER,
Pa het ueeu 9TH nj lot
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TIE Poor as well as the Rich can have a sure
cure Tor Coughs, Colds and Consumption in its PR
mary stages. owing To the ckea Pness of Mrs. NJ Y.
GaTdner's lBdIan Baisam al LINetwoTt aud Huar-
hound, m-dIcine that has proved blessing to oar
race. ID Is sold 10y all the Druggists, and Messrs.
" "ekS Il Potter, Boston, arc the General Agents.
"A Luz
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w DRUGGIST AND PHARMACErTJsT

FL Il,
COrRSr dSSdrhHSsttS dreRUe aud 4tk street,
The subscriber respectfully informs the pub-E
lie that he has purchased the Drug Store corner ~
Massachusetts avenue and 4th street. formerly -
occupied by X. A. Payne,l and has received and
will Keep constantly on hand. q complete supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUAIERY, TOT
LET ARTlCI .ES, and. in fact every thing usually
Store.
Possessing thorough knowledge of his business
and being determined to give it strict :personaI at
tention, he hopes to merit liberal share of patron
age. VIM. A. GRAY.
IL Particular attention paid to the compound
ing of physiciaEs' prescriptions. mar IS Tvs
II l.. HARVEY 4 CO;
l. No. 325 PENN. AVENUE,
Are receiving daily from northern manutactur
ers, HARDIN ARE, HOUSEFURNISHING =
GOODS. WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, q
BUILDING HARDWARE. CUTLERY, "a
and PLATED GOODS, &c. &c. which they =
factory prices and feel satisfied that they can
sell lower than any Other house in tho District of
Columbia.
IL Persons IN want will consult their own in
terest by calling and examining our stock before
purchasing. lt will afford pix assure i'm showing
our goods, even lf persons do not " ant to huy
~ Don't forget the No.-325 Penn. avenue. he
tween 9Th and 9TH SITS.
mar "a 2w J.. L.. HARVEY Il CO.
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A MBROTYPES,
n AMBROTYPES,
FoR FIFTY CENTS, IN CAsfs
AtSANDS GALLERY,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 9th sts
N. B.-New styles Cases just received mar &c
SEVERAL PIANOS TO RENTa at % per month
- or for sale at 80 each month.
seven octave good tone Piano for BPS
Rosenkrantz Piano for $40.
A nice Rosewood Piano, fine tone, Cor SO.
mar % JOHN F. ELLIS
KINDLING AND STOVE WOODROW mill
IN being again in thorough order we are now pre-
pared to furnish all IN want of FUEL at very low
rates. Our machine prepared WOOD is acknowl-
edge fhe Feel by all seekers of economy and COVE
nienoe Il. ]. & w. nj. GAIT
N. w. corner 18th and c sts.. No. 5t7:
mar 2s-iy,r Foot ofl7th st., below War Depart,
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No FAMILY
Can afford Ia he without Mustang Iiniment in their
house. The many accidents are lialle To NAV
render II necessary any moment. and nothing Is ca
pabe of performing snch a certain cure. EXTRACT.
''ln lifting the kettle from the lire IL caught and
scalded my hands and prasOn very severcly--ono
hand almost to a CRISP. The torture was unheaT-
able. lt was al awful light. Th. Mustang
lIEIm3nt appeared to extract the pain almost iH-
mrCately. IL healed rapidly and lett scar of ac-
count. CHAs. FosTkR i21 Broad street, Ph,laie-
phia." Ii is truly wonderful a. tice. lt Will cure
any case of swelling, Burns, Stiff JOINTS, Erup-
tions, or Rheumatism. For Horses, lit should never
he dispensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang
has frequently saved a valuable horse. 81 cures
B,car Or limitations Sold in all parts of the hab-
table Globe.
BARNES < PARK, PrOprs, New York
Also. LvOs's Celebrated Insect PoIrderS.
mar 8-lmeOw
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'-.a #H.I FEEE -s..s
a. 1. F. ~ II --ute ~ .s-....ra 3
- go 900 "a - .ss1l.sssa.. b.
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By WALL. & BARNARD, Aucuoneers.

uar25d
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

The species of politicians named in the
caption of this article is rarity of the
most considerable value and character
indeed, they are.very much like the books
OF the seventeenth and eighteenth centu-
ries, out of print, almost; there being so
few of them extant that they cannot be
bought at any price. But there arc three
or four, perhaps five or six, Of them at
Washington, one of whom we have before
noticed, but whom we introduce to our
readers this week an propria persona
and by the words of his own mouth,
Hickman is the man and whole souied
man he is-eall him In politics what you
may. The administration has been great
ly plagued in the last four years, on the
anti-orthodox system of having its sins
punished as it goes along; In fact, its
punishments have almost surmounted and
anticipated its sins but we think the
greatest plague it has ever suffered, and
which will last the longest. is the short
speech of John Hickman which may be
found on our first page. Thore Is no
vulgar, blattering venom in the speech,
such as the miserable followers of Bueh.
anisn. Cor rather southernism) arc daily
pouring forth in Congress; but every word
of it is as needle in the being of Slave
ry, and sure stab at the existence of
that great national curse. 1t is vir-
tually death and destruction to all the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
Republican Meeting.

At meeting of the Republican Elect
ors of the County of Potter, held in the
Court House, in CouderspoTt, GEORGE
ESTES, Esq, was appointed Chairman,
and BENZ. S GROVER, Secretary.
On motion, Hon. s. Ross, of Couders-
pert, was appointed Representative Del
egafe to meet the Convention to be held
at Harrisburg on the 22d day of Fcbru-
ary next.
On motion, the nomination of Hon. I.
l.. Baldwin, of Tioga County, as Senate
rial Delegate from this Senatorial Dis
trict, was ratified.
On mOtlOns
Rcsolord, Thag this meeting coneHr in
the election of L. F. Willston, of Tioga
County, as Representative Delegate.
On motion,
Rrsolred, Thac the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the POTTER
JOURNAL.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEORGE Els rES, Pres
BENJAMIN l.. GROVER, Secy.
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peryersions OF government of which James
Buchanan is convict. We make 30 apol
egy for giving 1t so mach space in our
paper, for Re are sure we would by our
apology incur more of she displeasurs of
our readers than we will by making no
more than we have already done. The
South is evidently aware now that "there
is a Hickman in the field" who cannC
be conquered by gold or by thrcats-a
man whose backbone is where it should
be, and mighty stiff at that. Would TO
Hea4en orr Congress fall could boast of
more Riekmars There would be no
more "disunibH" threars on its floor.
But we trust every body will read that
speech; even the ladies must not throw
it aside without a careful reading,-es-
pecially those who are fond of admiring
a truly noble specimen of manhood. By
the-bye, lauies, we hope you will consider
shat much Of the battle of 1860 depends
on gsur influence being cast for Right,
Truth and Freedom; AID you cannot in
ignorance work efectually. Therefore
by careful reading of some of the prom
inept speeches in Congress shis winter,
as they may come under your o5serea-
tion, We trust you will inform your heads
and hearts for the great and good work.
Hickman's speech is almost a manual foY
you in itself,
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Special 1ioiiceS.

THE USE OF DR.. HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BITTERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulence,
lIeaviness of the Stomach, or any other like
affections, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able to state confidently that
the Bitters are certain cure for dyspepsia
and like diseases, is to the propyietors a source
OF unalloyed pleasure. 1t removes all morbid
matter from the stomach, purifes the blood
imports renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
tenn, giving it that tone and energy 50 indis
pensable for the restoration of health. The
numerous Acknowledgements of its superior ex-
cellenee and benefcent results, have assured
the proprletors that it cannot but prove
great cure to the afflicted, and impart vitality
to the thorough system.
BeS@See advertisement in another column,
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s9- The Republican National Conven-
tion is called by the Committee to meet
at Chicago, on Wednesday, the 18th day
of June next, at II o'clock, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent. The Call is signed by all the mem
bers of the Committee, and embraces the
following generous terms. We agree with
the Tribune that the Convention ought to
be held month earlier.
The Republican electors of the several
States, the members of the Peoples party of
Pennsylvania, and of the Opposition party of
New Jersey: and all others who are willing to
cooperate With them in support Of the candi-
dates who shall there be nominated, and who
are opposed to the policy of the present Ad-
ministration to Federal corruption and usur-
patton; TO the extention of slavery into the
Territories TO the new and dangerous pofiti-
cll doctrine that the Constitution of its own
force, carries slavery into all the Territories
OF the United States 10 the re- opening Of the
African slave trade ; to any inequality ofrights
among citizens; and who are in favor of the
Immediate admission of Kansas into the Union
undtr the Constitution recently adopted by
its people; of restoring the Federal Admins
trauon to system of rigid economy, and to
the principles of Washington and jefferson ;
of maintaining inviolate tie rights of the
States, and defending the soil of every State
and Territory from lawless invasion; and of
preserving the integrity of this Union, and the
supremacy of the CoGslitEtion and laws pass
ed in PURSUANCE thereof, against the conspi-
racy of the leaders of sectional party to re-
sist the majority principle as established in
this Government at the expense of its exist
cnco, are invited to send from each State two
delegates from every Congressional District,
and four delegates at large to the Convention. y