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" j. Hickman. Il
The result was received with tumultuou:
applause.
When order was restored, Mr.. Blakey
of Kentucky, said:-Mr Chairman: On be.
half of that gallant son Of freedom. Cassius
NJ. Clay, and his friends. | move the nom-
inatien be made unanimous, and in retiring
from the Convention at the close of the
proceedings, allow me to tender to YOU, on
the part of the friends of Mr.. Clay, our
thanks for his liberal support. In pre-
senting his name to you. We presented the
name of one who rolls the end of freedom
under his tongue, while on his lips sweet
liberty loves to linger. daughter and
~applause.)
Mr.. Washburnc of Vermont, moved that
the thanks of the convention be rendered to
tho President for his ability and courtesy
in the chair. Carried unanimously.
A vote Of thanks was also passed to 9TH
er officers Of the convention; especially to
the Reading Secretary.
The following gentlemen were announced
as the National Committee for the ensuing
four years. Pennsylvania alone untitled
Maine. c. J. Gilman; New Hampshire, G.
G. Fogg; Vermont, S. Brainard; MasSa-
chusetts. J. Z. Goodrich; Rhode Island.
Thos. G. Turner; Connecticut, Gideon
Wells; New York, Edwin D. Morgan; New
Doning Daer; Maryland, Jas. F.
Wagner: Delaware, n. B. Smithers; Vir-
ginia, Alfred Caldwell; Kentucky, C. NJ.
Clay; Ohio, Thos. Spooner; Indiana. S.
Meredith; Missouri, Asa S. Jones; Michi-
gan Austin Blair; Illinois, n. B. Judd;
Texas, D. Henderson; Wisconsin. Carl
Schurz; Iowa, A. J. Stevens; California, d.
w. Statesman; Minnesota, Jno. Mekusick;
Oregon, W. C. johnson; Kansas, VIM. A.
Phillips; Nebraska. +. II. Irish; District of
Columbia, Jos. Gerhardt.
Mr.. Ashmun then, in a few brief re-
marks, returned thanks to the Convention
or the kind assistance extended to him in
~lischarging the duties of the chair, and
congratulated them on the gratifying and
ruspicious result of their labors. He in
the character and ability of both
nominees, with whom he had enjoyed long
in public life, and expressed the
conviction hat victory must crown the eff
orts of the party in November.
The Convention then adjourned sine de,
nth nine hearty cheers for the ticket.
Immediately ON the adjournment, one
guns were fired from the roof Of
be fremont House.
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9tatbs.

In Johnston, May 18th, WILLIE P, only
son Of philo and Lucy A. Thompson. aged !
months and % days.
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TTENING

When the convention re-assembled, five
large banners we're brought on the platform
by the Pennsylvania delegation, bearing
this inscription: Pennsylvania good for
10000 majority for the peoples candidate
for President-ABE LINC0LNi" They
were received with loud applause.
At half past five order was obtained, and
the President announced hat the business
before the Convention would be to ballot
for Vice President.
The result Of the first ballot was as fol
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.IHE NEXT PRESIDENT.
CHERRIES SALE.

At the dwelling house ofJames Mcconnell, on Frank
lin Street, Warren, Ohio. WM. c. MCCONNELL,
May 18th, IS6O. AssigDes
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dissolution.
Il The partner ship heretofore existing under The
name OF Mccormick & Laird. rs this day dissolved By
said Mccormick purchasing the interest Of said Laird
aAd assuming all liabilities o. said partnership.
Thomas MsCormiek is authorised to ssltie the
business OF the late firm, and use it's name in LIQUID
alton THOMAS MCCORMICK,
s. NJ. LAIRD.
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MRS. NJ. A. KING

/ MRS. NJ. A. KING
4tA Returns her sincere thanks 70 the citizens o Z
Warren and vicinity. for the aid rendered hersslf an d
children during the late hse.
She wishes also to say 10 her friends and eustoEers
that she has received a new and choice lot Of goods
since he IRE. making her stock complete. She isIo-
Gael one door north OF Presbyterian Church. on
Turnpike May 9, lS6o-3u
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S6IGNEE'S NOTICE

"a Notice is hereby given that james Mcconnell
OF Trumbull County, State Of Ohio, has made an as
signment TO the undersigned, Wm. O. Mcconnell. Of
an his property, real and personal &c, to hold in
trust for benefit OF the creditors Of said james Me-
COnRell, under the act OF the Gen eral Assembly regz-
lating assignments passed April 9Th, 1859.
The creditors Of said Mcconnell are required 70
present their claims a. once. and those indebted to
him are requested to call and settle without delay.
wM. c.. MCDONALD, Assignee.
Warren. NAY 9th, leo.
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CHERRIES SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue Of an Execution issued et OF tn.
Court Of Common FIess Of Trumhui County. Ohio. TO
me directed and delivered. ! have levied upon ant
shall expose to plblic sale. at the north door OF ths
Court House, in Warren, in said county. on the
6H dag Of June, 1860,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. Al AMI . O'Clock,
P. ". Of said day, One Gelding Horse 6 years old.
To he sold as The property OF K ". Clark, to satisfy
an Execution in favor Of J. K B1rnham.
Terms Cash.
A b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriHfs Office. Warren, May % IsGO.I2w
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dissolution.
II Notice is hereby gi ven that the copsrtRership
heretofore existing between the subscribers. undsr
the style % Robbins l. Leroy. has teen dissolved by
mutual consent. Those knowlnF themselves indebted
10 The late firm are requested to make payment to A.
5 Robbins, who will be found, for the present. on
Soath street. three doors east Of the Gaskill House.
Those having claims against said firm, viii present
them 10 him for settlement. A. :. ROBBINS.
: Warren. Nav 20. lScU -3v l.. LEROY
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NOTICE.
~ All persons indehted on the books Of A. q J.
MeCenneil; james Mcconnell & &c ia A-C Nc
CSnneiis James McConnel; and A C. Mcconnell;
are notified to call On me, where their accounts win
be found. and settle the same Immediately.
Nav o. Is6o.-f ALEXANDER MCCONNELL.
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Rescued frOIn Fire!

4 STOCK OF BOOTS q SHOES,
~ Leather Findings &c which are now being
sold under an assignment at A REDCCEI
FEICESi and must al be solS before the election Of
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,

Miss MARY c. FORMAN, of Warren. L
LOIS CLARK, Vienna,
AEING Associated themselves to-
- gether in the aho' : business, wouid respectfully
ammo unee to their friends that they are prepared 10
90 al business ntheir line at short notice and in the
most approved manner.
A good assortment Of Bonnets, Flowers &c. viii he
kept constantly on hand.
We return thinks to the friends who have favored
as heretofore, both in this pace and Vienna. and
TO those who may hereafter favor rs With their pat
TOnage.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will he given TO BEEAcH-
ING and PRESSING Of all kinds Of Bonnets.
Our motto is TO please.
Location a few doors east Of Camps Hotel, ! door
west. Of the Eagle House, Market Street.
Warren. Nav 2. H6g-4V
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RNCEh5IOR.


MY HORSE EXCELSIOR will be Al
W. my stable, this season, as a stock gstter. A
his stock is fl Tor Ell kiads Of use, those whs wish
his kind Of syie ssd form. can pitch in. A horse
that is At for all Kinds OF Use. is the horse that will
pay we'll and with a eroEt. His stock is entitled ta
the full ueaning Of the term Excelsior
Terms, SIS. due when The mare is Known Tith foal.
Johnston, Nay g. GO-4a P. THOMPSON.
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" N, P. Banks, $50
4" Henry Winter Davis. s
Sam. Houston, @
{" w. I. Dayton. 8
SECOND BALLOT.
8 Hannibal Hamlin 367
+" C. NJ. Clay, Sc
" J. Hickman. IS
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POTATC PLANTS.

~ 10000 Sweet Potato Plants for sale, Of which ?
or 5000 are nov ready for setting. hey are Of Vari-
cites which have been long s~cslimated here. Some
are OF the NansemOnd- BENJAMIN TEVEN
| Warren. Nav 3. Gn.-3R
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NOT QUITE ALL BURNT OUT.

Il The undersigned having lost largely in the iate
Fire. ask the sympathy Of our eustoners-ttst they
pay rs what they owe, and is past due. imnedi4tely.I
May &c, CO. JAMESON & co.
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SfSF4.l
I L. FULLER, President.
GEO. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
May s3.-IW H. b. PERKINS, Secretary.
, 1860-08-17
wAsurzGPOs. Nay 4. 1880.

BUcKINGHAn PALAcE, June %, 1860.
Ny Gooi Fdsnd:-I have been much
graii6ed al the feelings which prompted
yea 10 write ne, inviting the Prince Of
Wales TO visit Washington. He intends
70 return from Canada through the United
States, and il will give him great pleasure
TO have an opportunity Of testilying to you
in person that these feelings are fully re-
eiprocated BY him. he will thus be able
a The same time 10 mark the respect that
be sntertaius for the Chief Magistrate Of a
great aud friendly State aud kindred na-
ton.
The Prince Of Wales will drop all royal
STATE % leaving ny dOminions. and travel
under the name Of Lord Renfrew, as be
has done when lrnveling on the continent
Of Europe. The Prince Consort wishes te
Be kindly remembered 10 you.
remain, ever your true friend,
VIcfoRIA, RIO.
, 1860-08-17

A Gnosr- Several weeks ago, married
lady residing ID the Sandwich Islands, who
had come % his city for her health. and
was boarding at house on California
street. aEoks in The night and plainly saw
phantom Of her husband, which she sup
posed 70 be her living husband, and in that
supposiiion, called 10 her son, boy about
twelve years Of age, saying "Henry. here's
your father" She got up and advanced
towards the figure aud Il disappeared. She
pinched herself 70 see whether she was not
asleep, bot found herself to be faIly awake.
The vision disturbed her very much; not
withsianding The fact that she bad left her
husband in vigorous health at Honolulu, n
fsw weeks before, she feared greatly that
the vision indicated bis death. When she
went down 10 breakfast in the morning, a
gsnileman, boarding IN the same house,
noticed the marks Of weeping, and endeav-
ored 70 get her into good humor. She
told him the cause Of her uneasiness, and
he attempted to remove the nnhnppy i'm
preston from her mind, but failed. She
insisted that her husband must be dead,
and that she mnst return to Honolulu by
the first boat, and 50 she did. A few days
after her departure, a vessel arrived from
Honolnln with news that her husband had
died His death, however, did not take
place on the day when she saw the vision,
but week beione-Aha1 California, Jolly
25th.
, 1860-08-17
nEnARkAnLr crnr OF CONSUMPTION:

The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
in my case prompts me 10 impart to those Of my fe
low creatures who may be suffering from like afiic.
tion the source OF relief with short description Of
my case. Several years ago. my health began to fail.
was attacked by general weakness and deblity,
which reduced me to the mere shadow n my former
self At that stage / sought medical assistance, and
expended large amounts but without the least bene
cia result That fell destroyer CONSUMPTION had al
ready seized upon my yitals. ! was daily drawing
closer 10 the tomb my physicians held out no hope Of
recovery: my strength had wasted, and was in a
state of almost utter prostraton. was informed by
nv physicians that they could do nothing for ex-
cept to smooth my path TO the grave when most for
tunately applied to DR.. L. J. Czapkay, and now
well and perfectly sound man. II is difficult for
, 1860-08-17

NEvER YIELD.-It is our doctrine, moral
end religious, and eonscienciously and un-
scr6pulously We liFe up to tive trust
never to yield TO difficulties, or lie down in
despair, when the faintest whisper Of hope
is borne upon the breeze. We hold him to
be the veriest coward, unworthy the name
Of man. who sinks in the dust and yields to
despair, because lion is in his path, or o
mountain has fallen in his road. The brave
never die--the unyielding never sink-ihe
perseFering never deSpair-they seek the
conquest IN the far distance, and they
know they shall win. Fire may consume
their dBellipg-the ocean may swailow
their properly. and even death may des-
troy every prop on which they leaned.
They are krm on their feet. pushing on aud
up. winning back their wealth and securing
better friends. Q.
, 1860-08-17

Brrusn ConLmENT TO AMERICAN ARMl
oTTIcERs.-The London Times, in a receht
leader, pays the following compliment tC
oar army officers;
There is no class Of her citizens Of which
America has better reason to be proud
than Of the officers OF her army. Educa'
ted, for the most part, in the delightful and
romantic solitude Of West Point, shut out
from the busy world around them by 81
gantic chain Of mountains on the one side,
aud the eircling course Of the Hudson on
the other, and subjected to a discipline
which teaches them TO command themselves
aud others, the officers Of the American
army join TO full share Of the national in
tslligeAce an amount Of modesy and gen.
tleness, which We may be permitted 10 say
is not quite 50 universal among their fellow
countrymen as some other more brilliant
qualities .....
In the pursuance Of arprofession pecu-
liarly ardnous aud III remuneraled, pos
sessed OF the knowledge which, according
to the European system. Is divided among
bali a dozen services, thoroughly under.
standing the duties Of infantry aud cavalry
officers, excellent artillerists and admirable
engineers, the officers Of the American
army are among the braVest, the most en-
during, and the most accomplished Of their
profession. We have in two wars had
ample reason to respect their skill and da-
ring, aud while We have often but too much
reason 10 complain Of the treatment VIC
have received from statesmen who have
sought to improve their political position
by pandering to some popular prejudice
against this country, we have had every
reason to be satisfied with the gentleman
like aud conSiderate conduct Of the officers
Of the American army"
, 1860-08-17
ircss Dr.. L. J. CzAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal.


The ingIatitude Of man TO his fellow Is otter
met with in life that testimonials, prompted by fine
feelings Of the heart in the life Of those who
sacrifice their best days in phlanthropc devotion tC
the alienation Of the ills Of frail mortality Empri
cism floods the columns OF our press with fraudulent
and fictitious letters, singing pGans to the worth
their own egOtstical charlatanism. Below append
certificate from a worthy man, who, brief period
since seemed destined to Shuttle off his mortal coil
who looked forward to bis dissolution with that pleas
ure which only those weighed down by the heavy hand
Of disease can. Contrary to hope, the ability Of q
sfu physician has restored him to his former health
relieved from his terrible situation and impeed by
gratitude, be makes known his case and his remedial
agent and his statement is authenticated by Notary
Public. The demands Of society imperOusly com.
mand its publicity and it is given more to warn the
unwary than to sound the praises Of physician, Of
whom scores Of like cases can be cited.
, 1860-08-17

A SuFPosED CoouE SLAvER on TIE CoAsr
The San Frnnciseo Gasstie and Tasgran
Of July a5th says: For several day.
past, a suspicious looking craft has been
eralsing about m the vicinity Of the Heads
and yesterday, Major solomon, U. s. Mar
Ehal, received information that she wal
loaded with coolies Tor The Chincha islands
and vas lying oG waiting for additions L
her crew. Major Solomon Immediately
sent to Mare Island for the revenue cutter
w L. Mary Capt Pease at once goI
under way and came down last evening, and
got In q supply Of stores and summation,
Intending 70 take the morning tide this
morning, and 20 In p1rsnit Of her, she hav-
ing made herself liable 10 seizure on two
charges. viz; For being SLAYER, and also
Tor fioistion Of the revenue laws, 10 not re-
porting herself to the Custom House. But
Capt Peass was TOO late; the bird had
lown. Information was received here last
night that the vessel had pot to sea. She
was brig called the Nafona, and sailed
under Peruvian colors; bot Il is suspected
that she was genuine Yankee craft. She
had about 600 coolies on board. She stop
ped here. % We are informed, not 70 make
additions 70 her crew. bot to get medicine
for some Of The hands Who we're sick
Major solomon Informs us, that II he had
had steam vessel with which 10 20 In pur-
suit yesterday, be might have caught her"
The Alta says that the brig Is command
ed BY Capt. Chevellier. and that she came
from Amoy. While the Captain was in
San Francisco. be reported that when he
lst Annoy. 70 900 Russians were marching
% altaek Prkln This Is singular ADD
douedul report. ~ u fE
, 1860-08-17

~ A gentleman in England has sued
and recovered damages from a railway
company, who, regardless Of their time-ta.
bic, Withdrew, without previous notice, q
certain train advertised to start at certain
time, whereby he suffered pecuuiary loss.
The court held that the published times for
starting were a species Of contract, and
had been violated.
, 1860-08-17


rHE PHEaBEsn AED ras QuxS.-Tb,
following Is The correspondents between lh'
President AID Queen Vie.Oris, relative tS
The visit Of the Prince Of Walssg fII
10 Her MAJESTY Quau VidOria:-I haV,
learned from The public journals that the
Prince q Wales Is about 10 visit youf
Maltslys North American dominioas.-
Should Il Be the intention Of His RoyalHigh-
hess TO extend his visit 10 the United
States. need not say how happy ! should
Be 70 give him a cordial uelesme to Wash
ingtoa. You may be assured that every
where IN this country be will be received
b. he American people in soeh a manner
a. cannot Gil 70 prove gratifying 10 your
Majesty. In this they viii manifest their
deep sense of your domestic virtue, as well
as their conviction Of your merits as wise,
patriotic and constitutional sovereign.
Yoor Mejesty's obedient servant,
~
, 1860-08-17

THE BLACK REPUBLIcASs AND FOREIGN.
ERs.-In Cleveland the Republican leader,
carry out the principles they profess. They
allow negro children to cit side by side
with white children in their schools. Upor
objection being made to this condition o
things, one Of the members Of the board o.
Education said:
81 would rather that my little gir
should sit beside cOlOred girl than by 9
fizzls Aeeled Irish or bare-Aeaded Date
0nsip -. .r-.
This is what we call showing their faitl
by their works = but when an election
draws nigh, these same republican leader
will profess to be the only true friends o.
the " frizzle-headed Irish aud bare-heeleC
Dutch ."--QEiHey Herald.
, 1860-08-17
CARD.

Prompted by an honest desire Of my beart, vfh
to lay before the public case which deserves com,
mendatiOn, not only as act Of scientific skil bul
that Of humanity alto. About two years ago, luo,
denly, and from causes unknown 10 me, was seNea
with fit Of Epilepsy, which, owing TO yinaoiay Y
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough meo,
cal treatment, and the encouragement which mes
with on attempting il, soon became such (ns w9
then led to believe) to defy the skill Of any Inyn
clan. was frequently, while in pursuit q my eaipg
thrown down 70 the ground without the sieh1es.
warning; and although nsensibe to the agones W
despised the mseries Of my life. and soon learned 70
look upon those who would render assistance OF she
ter from danger enemies who sought 70 pfoiops
the existence Of my mseies. While in this stale ahs "
having previous 10 my affection, tasted the eEeets ~
n once more was induced 10 attempt seeking ~
Of physician, and, by recommendation, called uPoa
DR.. L. J. Czapkay. Itold him Of my circumstance
and Of my inability TO reward him for his services E
gardless Of which, however, he at once uDoeriooA ny
case, and with the blessing Of God, was once m9le
restored to perfect health Unable to TeWard MN IO
the boon which enjoy at present and yet eon,elOos
Of my Indebtedness 1 consider it due to myse sne y,
all afflicted, TO make the case public, IN order W.
those in need Of medical advice may end pbysle'o
in whom every confidence can be placed. ,,,,
H.. s.li MEYER YABL0NsKI.
State OF California, county Of San francisco; pun
scrbed and sworn to before me, this LIST day OIL aug
A. d. 1856
, 1860-08-17

sPERMAToRRHGA,

Or local weakness, nervous debility low spirits M
situde weakness of the limbs and back ~ an
and incapablity for labor and study, dullnes lave
prehension loss Of memory, aversion to
Of solitude timdty sefdstrust. dizziness Of
involuntary discharges, pains in the side ,nsrm
the eve pimples on the iace, sexual other % nhrs
ties IN man are cured by the justly eeebTssSS 6S cur
clan and surgeon L. J. Czapkay. His me'nUd VA hence
ing diseases is new unknown to others a. or oth
the great success. All consultations by 'e''ei
erwise, free. ,.n,-.v ND.
San Francisco, CaliioipA'
, 1860-08-17
DR.. l. J. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVAE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

Sacramento Street, below Montgomery,
[0ppOsite the Pacific Mail Steamship CONS Office j
SAN FRANCISCO.
Estabhshsd in 1854, for the permanent cure Of all
prirdts and chronic disSasss, and for the sup
preston Of QuaeksTy.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
"A L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. d., late in the Hungari.
ian Revolutionary War Chief Physician to the 10th
Regiment Of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military
Hospital Of Pesh Hungary late Lecturer on Diseases
Of Women and Children. and Honorary Member Of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine.
H5-Partcular attention paid to the treatment Of
diseases peculiar to Women and Children.-6H
OFFICE HoURs:-From 0 A. N. till pm. Commu-
nicatons strictly confidential. Permanent cure guar.
anteed or pay. Consultations by letter or other
wise free.
Address Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-08-17

1~Bigham Young, with several OF the
dignitaries Of the church, was in Philadel-
phia last week. BE is negotiating for the
purchase Of paper mill. which be propo-
rs 10 set Up in bis city.
, 1860-08-17
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
.nR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
~ Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy is now in
charge OF the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DIR. o BRlEN Is also prepared to receive private pa.
tents He tatters himself with the hope that an ex.
perienee Of l6 years to the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
Medico-Cirurgieh education as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that eject will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens Puget
Sound
LETTERS addressed-P. N. O'BRIEN NJ. D., Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d 1858. n9l-tf
, 1860-08-17

B%A bad hat taken to an evening party,
frequently comes cut the next day as good
as new.
, 1860-08-17

b0- A draper's advice to bis son in Sc
lecting wife is, "Get a piece Of calico
that will wash"