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Cary me back 10 OIa virginia.

About five years since. William Burnett, o
Mecklenburg county, Va, left his slaves free
and provided for their removal to Onio. The
will was contested, but the counsel for the
negroes carried the case, much to the joy Of
Isaac, who was foremost among his fellow SER
wants in pressing the suit Las. week Isaac
returned from Olio, and applied to be en'laved
to . gentleman in Mecklenburg lie said he
was tired of freedom, after years experience
in free State, and that the other negroes who
went out with him were anxious to return to
Virginia on any terms, if they could g,t the
means to travel with This voluntary slav.
is young healthy, and is a most inte lligent ne
gro, and was not driven back by age, sickness
nor social ies.--Mat, Dem
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We are indepted to George w. .Johnes. E*q.,
for a pamphlet copy Of the speech of Ion. MIL.
TON =. LATHAM, Caiifornia's eloquent and able
young Senator. in review of Stewards theory of
an "irrepressibe conflict" between labor States
and "capital States" The speech is a produc-
ton Of great force and IS creditahe alike to the
patriotism and ability ofits author. We will
publish it in full at our earliest convenience --
1t will be read in Central Ohio with double in
terest as coming from Columbus boy-him
self the son of one Of the nobleSt Of men and
the staunchest of Dym ,cra $. For the pres.
ent, we simply append the following extract, in
which Senator L,tham d fines bis position on
the Territorial iS$ue:--Mw1rk Advaa,c.
In regard to the Territories. hold that they
are the joint property of the States; that they
are the joint property of all the States; that
that they were acquired by the common blood
and by the mmon funds of all the people oi
this Union; that all the people have a right to
go there with such property as they may see fit
TO take, and are entitled to the protection and
and enjoyment of it so long as they remain in a
territorial form Of government. agree with
the sentiments of the honorable senator from
Illinois Mr. ,nglas, as expressed so far buck
as the 49, OF February, 1845, in his speech on
the admission of Iowa and Floridi, into the Un-
ION, reporte in thu 10 lrteanth volume of the
Congressional Globe, wherein he says:
"'rhat the father may bind the son during his
minority, but the moment that (the sony at
tai ns his majority his letters are severed, and he
IS free to regulate his own conduct. SO. sir.
with the Territories; they are subject to the j4rjs-
diction and contrn1 Of Congress during infnacy-
thejr minorjty--hut when they attain their ma
jority and obtain admission into the Union,
they are free from all restrlts and restrictions,
except such as the constitution Of tho Uni Ell
States has imposed on each AMI all OF the
States"
This was the oil fashioned doctrine in re
gard to the Territories. and it suits me on that
account. want n, new Interpretation, M in
ter lopation, no new hair-spltting distinctions
on this subject. am a;.inst NIL innovations
except they are rec mnendsd by some practi
cal utility, AMI especially against all new theo
rles which appeal to the feelings and prejudices
of men without adding to their stock ot infor.
nation.
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tn tn~nn-.TRUTH IS Mighty! The only
S0UU Regular physician, Graduate o he
University ot Pennsylvania in 1888, residing In
: TWENTY SEVEN YEARS
Enpaped in the treatment an d cure nf all kinds OF
Secret and Delicate Disorders,
of both srxes.
Specia al Ailments and Situations
.ncidnnt to
Single and Married Indies;
Self.Abu and S,litarv Habits.
Constitutional an Se "! Weaknesses,
OF xouths and the M ,re aiv,nced of both Sexes
Before and after Marriage,
DIR. N R. LEIDY.
No. 249. North Sixth Street, between Rnce & Vine
Directly on"oei'p Franklin Square.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Will ne forfeited Nv DR. Lei il not curing anv
ease however had-lony stan ling-n b'ndonet by
others - thought rncn-ahla ont hopeless; more
Pnrmnn' nily nn1 Eff ctually,
Ia less ime. with less restraint,
And moderate charges,
Than any other.
DIR. N b. IFinYf
No 9l9 N. StXrH ST
BETWEEN RACE AMI VINE,
Philaieph
Prondv r. fcrs To Proe ssnrs and 'e spectacle pnv
sicinns many Of Nh' m consult nm IN "rl"a
cases. because Of his acknowledged skill nnd rep
u alton ntta aimed througn long experience prar
tee and obeervation. II il generally r.commen'
ded by ciizers publishers. MERCHANTS hotel Keep
ers, & . pnr,icu Iar'r ~
STR Anglers AND TRAVELLERS,
To escape the imroslm Of Foreign and Native
Quacks, mere numerous tn Philadelphia than 9th
er large cities ,'...
| One halt Of nr T.eiv's patients are those
wrongly treated and victimized bv them. How
ever or whatever the disease or situation. patients
may confidently RELY first applying 10 DT. icioV
upon beinp success ullv cu-et and at less expense
| in shertes Iime, and with more safe and p.eaa
| ant means or remedies than any other.
Errhe sirctes, HONOR and SECRECY NAV
! h, relied upon eitha~ hv canmun ca ion or inter
view 90 Dr feidy's charcei are mTe moderate
md accommodating Tor professional services anc
posi- ivelv cur ng than others.
NAV le oO-ly
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Massachusetts Negroes In the oR
OIdeu Time,

Among The ancient records ofthe North Had
ley Congregational Church, Massachusetts,, is
the following clause:
provided further that il The owner OF said
pew shall let the pew, or that any part there
Of to any negroe or mulatto, or in any way ad'
nit negro or mulatto to the possession or &C.
cupancy of the same, then the said pew, oil
share thereof so let or occupied, shall in every
such case thereby Immediately revert to, and
bt come the property Of the said society"
Times amt now as they used to be, for now
the darkey has the upper hand and the white
man is honored by sitting by him.
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E4sAD DEakaCA UfHEi.LE's
--.r COMP uUND
SYRUP OF DOCK

I hls prept tlion is nov presentc t. tie y Ole
in the iuli b ,lei thitit will N twtnt ot. tell
by suie ring humanity Being mp do o
slnlpes To the utter exclusion 0, al IN u il Is min
eral subs' s'ah;es i. will bs tolnl not strki ~
y eticaclous, bat ifes from all I'M irous teide.l
cies whaevtf.
AS general plriier Of tho bio ID, il will b.
found unrlva,le by ANY ot the mlcI rllI d AMI
ainos. ever iatlInG qltck nos!rtni ot III day 1t
will be seen That W. do not atm 10 % l)nn n ir.
actes by this rem dy tl,lgh niny ~ tni cures II
ha Z effected may, BY some, be considered nliracu.
Ous; butwe 40 claitH that
For Coughs coi5. BtJictlt Af,ctioas
General Debility, and as General Iriiisr
II HAS NO EQUAL.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS!
Prepared aud sold by the Proprietor,
Frederick Jumelle,
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Streets, North Side, Phladel phIa
Price so Ccnts Per Bottle.
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May 10, ,s1J-iy.
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01-The opposition make a great splutter
about the Democratic National Convention its
positive and probable action, &C., &c. But they
needn't fret their gizzards;the Democrats know
what they are about and how to take care Of
themselves. They will make nominations
which will be acceptable to the electors, and
the Black aspubl.cins will be left to speculate
in underground railroad stock for four years
losgsr.
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~ -. JEP5oN
DE ALEl ~.
Watches. Clio ;ks, Jewelry,
SILVER AND.
PLATED WARE !

North side ut Market s:iest one d dInr west Vi 4th
orEUBENVlLLE. y il)
Having lst received large an c irefu'ly l,c.
ted stoc& OF the aDJve nlm,l g d., Wa i re
specttulIy an.ouuce to tls real IS ii thj ''S1nt.
ne," thai um prepared to supply tnsm Win .ly.
thing III my line Vi as gool qulli'y and At AS Nv
prl .es ANY hjuse IN ttis clty All per oaj Wis l.
iiig oleubenvie are iavi O. to cal an Lnul;
nay stock wdtcn Is fdii iut @ nbets
Persons wlsli is uIyinldy 'h5 IL tlit re- airing
llne can rely ulJa nivins tieir w1fN dJIe pro apt.
iy and Ih the JsI y ,Js.U,e 4 IN Ill9r.
Al wofK wirrauted, anI every article sold
guar ilI.leJ to DO REPRESENTED VI 40
May 10, 'ou-tt " II. lEPSON.
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After the final adjournment an informal
meeting took place in Monument Square. where
extensive preparations had been in progress for
Several days, for grand ratification meeting
which, owing to the unfsvorable weather and
the incomplete state Of the arrangements, has
been postponed till tomorrow night. Not.
withstanding the weather, there was quite a
large gathering, listening to speeches by Mr.
Varian and other members Of the Convention.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET,

ALLEGHENY CrrY May 10Th, 1860.
The supply of cattle in market this week is
much larger thin last. but prices are no better.
About one third the cattle, and nearly all the
sheep offered were sent east.
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AND WR0 iG r2EArMGIr!
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
RnR PRIYATE nINEASES.


E$@ DIR. KING, formerly of New Ycrk for the lAs
sSs four years sof Louisville, Kentucky, and Who al
devoted he attention he treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years, aers himself having attended to practice for
and cured many thousands be is enabled TO
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they
from inudous medical treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dispensary No. % Deaderick street. between Cherry
and the Square where he all diseases Of pVRe nsturcs
GOSoRnEA cured without nzucous medicine nerferens
from business .H..
STRIcTUREs OF old date, eectuay cured
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exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
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Females who be hbOring with any difficulty Of the Womt
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from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening
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LOST.

VEsTBRDAY morning, LadySs Cold Anehar
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attached he watch lost The Pubc square o. ID
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at the BookstoEs. No. 4. ooilsze stFss@
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There s DO longer necessity for mpng ehars, plnter
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DIR. J. BOvEE DODs'

DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTBRS
weehallenge the wsrd produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for year only yet they used
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake. As
rsscy for Incipient Consumption, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles,
Nervous oeases Female Complaints and all requiring
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For the throat smong the Clergy they
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Used IN connection with pure Cod Liver OIL they cured
Of chronic Consumption in Albany. New York after had ben
ncurae by Of the most distinguished Pny
ca IN New York City, Mr. AcGran Of Brooklyn, had
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1856 He commenced the Of these Bters in Novsmbr last
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rs William street, New York.
SOLD by DEM0VILLE CO, Nashville, Tenn, and all Drug
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han 10 contrast cui asd from tEo 70 Tires thousand
coris of rcd, adj dining n E1ed Apply % The undersT
ed al the Wsrehouseof II. ). french h Son
Ocsl4 u
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yaIuabIe Farm for Sale.

NOW offer for sale my Farm, situated on the LouisvlIe
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city
atere highly improved desirable plaza containing
hundred about half n sulvaton The balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON.
iune7-em
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RED BOILING SPRINGS.
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE

EVAVIEa purchased the interest Of Messrs. EEwBY HEAR
the aboVecebrsed Springs, We have taken possession Of
the sane and determined to exerons TO render
plessant8ummer retreat.
The springs located in Macon county seventy miles dis
Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will take
the Galan car, at which place stages leave for Hartsve
thence BY hack The hack will leave every other morning
from the FIRST CT June.
The reputation Of the we'll known in this
nifty need any comment For scrofua Dyspepsia, Gravel
the bladder, and all affections Of the kidney they
specific refer with pleasure to Dr. B. A Herbert OF Nash
VILE giving evidence Of the curative Of the wser, be
havng been permanently cared Of aggravated Of Gravel
apr29-d3m WEBB & WALKER, Proprstors
- Louisville Journal copy month. aud send bill to this
rcnIlacI
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FUN Bssom shirts.

C4Hess CaneSs
n spls ! 4 MoerLI.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
kCOMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 29s 1850:
p Going SOUTH
b Leave Nashville AS arrive at Columbia 705 NJ.
Leave Nashville 9:55 NJ, arrive at Columbia 535 ? M.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:3O N, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ.
Leave Columbia I.45 NJ, arrive at Nashville 4 P NJ.
TEVHE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and PULASKI.
The Evening Train going North makes close connection At
NashvIe with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and aer
Monday May h, Louisville and all Eastern cities But
train Sunday. W ON. PERKINS,
mayf-lm aPB&E Superintendent