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HEAD OF STATE STREET,
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X BROSENE LAMPS 81 Oils.
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UYThe GAS BURNER as perfect Rcgulator-lights
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night for cent
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with one of the largest
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we warrant To be equal IN every respect any other we
think better Also Fluids each Of which we sell in qan-
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r. h.-As this notice is read by some with whom we
are not personally acquainted and who have no know.
denoe that all oydeis will be faithfully executed we
have the pleasure by permission OF referring to the fol-
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Chase, Mckinney & Moors, Wholesale Boots and
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]. Is. Kimba * Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes Bos-
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Dana, Farar Hyde, Wholesale Grocers, Broad ST.,
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winslow Harris Co, Wholesale Grocers, State ST..
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q, D. Seymour, Esq, Ogdmsburph, N. Y.
j. H. PCarsons, Barron Coz Concord, y. IL.
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mn G. II. sHOLEs. ECLECTIC in


~ PRIMARY, l27 Court Street, Boston, Mass.
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teen years, TO the treatment Of the genifo organs
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have been advised by many Of our best medical men
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with smmting sensation attending it, sometimes with
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have analysed many specimens Of this nature, and in
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Nj ANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
w TOkED-Just Published, in a scaled Envelope
,<yEIssz On The Nature, Treatment and
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utazSazY Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
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By ROB, }. CULVERWELL, NJ D.
Author of "Ihe Green Book, Sc
The word-renowucd author. in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
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without Medicine and without dangerous Surgical opera
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20 The London Times speaking of the
visit OF the Prince OF Wales to the United
States says
But if, on the north of the border, the Prn-
ce OF Wales appears in the high capacity of
heir and representative Of the British Crown.
another task, as grateful though as response
BILE, will devolye on him when he enters the
territory Of the American Republic. We
may predict, without much arrogance, that
this visit will be historical event. What
can be stanger and more worthy the curiosity
of those to come than the reception by Re
publican President Of Royal Prince, whose
ancestor was deposed and resisted during
years of war, by the nation which now shows
hospitality to his descendant? We might
make the obvious reflections which occur TO
every one on this great revulsion of feeling
IL is however, sufficient to say that the de
monstration indicates two things first that
the Americans are convinced that the British
State nourishes no insidious designs against
them or their institutions, and that they will
not be misunderstood if they give vent to their
good feeling with something of their usual
vohemence and secondly, that the character
and personal demeanor of English Royalty at
the present day is such as to insure the res
pect even of those who have discontinued il
as political form In the United States the
Prince will be received with that cordiallity
which no people can show better than Amer
leans, and he will, no doubt, respond by
bearing equally courteous and honorable
Were the Prince older in years, and were his
stay longer, he might bring back many new
idea to be Of service to his country and its
dependencies. Such an examination of the
New World is hardly to be hoped for But
there is one thing which his Royal Highness.
and all of us, may learn from this visit, and
that is that neither civil war, nor revolution.
nor commercial rivalry, nor political bickor-
ings, nor acrimonious social criticisms, can
totally sunder nations which, having com
mon origin and language, develope themselves
by the practice of the same free institutions.
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THE ORIGINATED BITTERs,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs,

7FIFI'''
10 fremont Street, Boston
Sod By Driqgiss, Deaiers and Merchants in erery
tocH and city in Neir England, aud
tlsemhere.
LIST OF AGENTS,
S ?. Reddcld Fred, f. Smith, L. F, Pierce, Montpe
er; Geo. Nichols, Northheld Gleason, Hastings Co
Waltsted; A. G.. Winship, Moretown A. T.. Bigelow
Barre; @. r. Wooster, Marshhed; Jas II Holden
Mddlescx J. NJ. Henry q Sons, Waterbury C. j
Sheldon stowe C. W. Alyord Plainfod, and by deal
ers everywhere. Oh
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CALIFORNIA TBlAL.--A fellow named
Donks was lately tried at Yuba CITY. for en-
tering miners tent and Selling bag of gold
dust valued at eighty-iour dollars. The tcs-
timony showed that he had once been employ
ed there, and knew exactly where the owner
kept his dust that on the night of October
18th he cut a slit in the tent, reached in, took
the bag, and run off.
Jim Butler the principal witness, testified
that be saw the hole cut, saw the man reach
in, and heard him run away.
81 put for him at once. continued the wit
ness but when ! cotched him ] didn't find
Bill bag but it was found afterwards whore
he had throwed it,
Council for The prisoner.-How far did he
get in when he took the dust.
Bdlr.-Well, he was stoopin' ovcr-about
half in, should say.
Co'msel.-May it please your honor. the
indictment isn't sustained and shall demand
an acquittal on the direction of the court
The prisoner is on trial for entering dwell
ling in the night time with intent to steal. --
Tho testimony is clear, that he made an OPEN
ing, through which he produced himself about
half way, and stretching out his arms, com
mittod tho theft But the indictment charpes
that he actually entered the tent or dwelling.
Now your honor, can a man enter the house
when only one halt of his body is in, and the
other half out
Judge.-I shall leave the whole matter to
tho jury. They must Judge of the law and
the fact as proved.
The jury brought in verdict Of guilty"
as to one half Of his body from the waist up,
mot guilty. as 10 the other half
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

~Some Of our Democratic cotempora-
raries are pleased to denominate the Consti-
tutional Opposition. Ignorers--expecting,
doubtless. to create thereby certain kind of
prejudice against the party and their candi-
dates. among certain kinds Of people. To
this We have no earthly objection. In all
riRht-:hinking minds il will create the just
cause which cannot be assailrd except by
calling il names. We are indeed proud, in
these degenerate days. TO be "ignOrers" OF
the corruptions and unholy pFactees Of the
hypocrisy and yenality; OF the fanatical
,-r'i' aalism of the Republicans and their d s.
honest, treaehery aud venality; of the
tricks ID vile. Of demagogueS aud bad men
sveryw ere. ss well those who have insinu-
Hted themselves into place and power, as
thOse who are eking the same thing for
unworthy purposes. We ignore the use Of
those means which are well calculated tO
break up and destroy the unioh of these
States, and to plunge ne into unknown diff
culties. and into mi~eries Of which We can as
lille estimate the degree as We can know the
end. In this sense aud to this extent we are
"ignOrers" OF the mott positive type. We.
however. igrore nothing which looks to a
preservation of the Union. the maintenance
OF the Constitution and the endorsements Of
the laWs-but every thing that conflicts with
either"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

~ the Richmond EagHTJ concludes
that LINcoIx and HAxILS stand poor
chance for election; and tru hfuIly says that
"good men of all parties aud ali srctions will
turn with dismay from the bitter cup Of dis
union and civil and social Reorganization
that is rendered to them" by the Republi-
cans. In the Northern States, many Of the
rteadiest opponents of the Democratic party
trtH fly far sgfsfy 10 he bdIUsT If BELL and
thus css Of a L1yge electoral vCte from The Black
Rspu5Ilcg7 cquse" So We think, aud the
event will prove the correctness of the OPin-
Jon. And we further believe, what it did
not snit the mind Of the Enquirer to say, that
hundreds and thousands of the honest and
conservative people of the South, who have
heretofore acted with the Democracy, will
abandon that party when they are convinced
as they certainly will be-that 1t i hope
lessly broken, that one part is running after
the false god Of Squatter Sovereignty, and
The other Is flying into the arms of the devils
of disunion. Ii remains to be seen whether
the true, national. patriotic, conservative
sentiment of the North and the South With
out regard to former party affiliations. eau be
aroused and rallied tn the standard of BELL
and EVERETT. with sufficient power aud effect
to lsscue the Republic from the paricidal
hands of its enemies. We hope. and trust
and believe it can. II was for this that they
were nominated. and it j. for this that their
friends are striving with oil the energy and
devotion due TO SO noble and SO patriotic q
cause.
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A Singular Coincidence.

1t will be recollected that. at the Charles
ton Convention, the majority and minOrit,
platforms were recommitted to the COMMITTEES
on that subject, and both reported back will
certain alterations. One of the alteration
in the report of the majority was to strik'
out the word National" before the word De
mocrscy, so that it would read "the Democ
rncy of the country" instead of ''the Nation
al d, mocracy."
In the course of the debate in the Chicago
Convention on the platform, Judge JEssUP
the Chairman of the Committee that reported
it, desired to amend ga verbal mistake in the
name of the party" 1t was printed in the
resolutions National" Republican party.
He wished to strike out the word National, =
as that ,cas NOT The name by rhich the party ,0a,
properly kno,cn. The correction was accord
ingly made, and the word National ex.
plunged.
1t will be seen that the Disunionists of tn,
South and the AbOlition-Republicans of tn.
North both repudiate the word National.
Gin. Eng
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Gen. sam Houston.

In April last mass meeting on the battle
ground of San Jacinto, Suggested Gen. HOUs-
TON as the Peoples Candidate" for the Pres
idency. letter from him, under date of the
18th inst, written from Austin. in response
TO note from the Chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Correspondence, appointed by the meet
ing. informing him of the action of the meet
ing, has been published. The distinguished
gentleman says the movement has awakened
in him grateful feelings. and that be cah only
say in response TO the expression of the meet
ing, that, if the independent masses of the
country deem his name important, in con-
nection with the Presidency, they have a
right 10 use it. His letter closes as follows
/ have noticed in the proceedings of the
late Baltimore Convention that my name
vas submitted to that body and ballotted for.
Justice to myself eompcls me to say, that
while J appreciate the regard manifested Tor
me by the numerous gentlemen who voted
for me on that occasion. the use of my name
was entirely unauthorized by me, and opposed
10 NY we'll known opinions. In letter writ
ten March 25. 1850 -sid:
IF my name should be used in connection
with the Presidency. the movement mus;
originate with the people themselves. as well
ar end with them. will not cons Ut to have
my name submitted to any COW ention, nor
would accept a nomination il were rendered
me, and procured by Continuance. trick OF
management"
The people alone have the nominating
power, as they have that of election. Ii they
declare for me, desire them TO do so with
OuI the aid of ''cOntrivance. trick or manage
ment," on the part OF any of my friends.
Thine truly,
GAN HOUSTON
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 80, 1860.
Bi,berto il ba. been the custom of political

Hitherto II has been the custom OF POLITICAL
eopyentions TO get forth in their resolves the
distinctive principles upon which they pro
nc.e 10 conduct the affairs Of government, n
suecessful. Union and American.
Precisely And il has been the custom OF
the Democratic party TO use such resolves Tor
the purposes of the canvass, and then To
throw them aside as 20 much useless stun
For seversI years they have made platform
for each Presidential campaign, which they
have throw q aside after each election as dis
honored vessels Turn back to the resolves
of ;4s, i5z and Sc and to those attempted 10
be constructed at Charleston, and see what
"bitherto il has been the custom" of that
party 20 do in there matters With such n
"custom" the country has been disgusted.
aud the earnest and patriotic heart Of the
people Ioaibes and spurns il. NOtwilhstand-
ing the resolves" of the Cincinnati COnven-
ton, We are confident the best ability of the
UHiOu and Ass,rioIn would fail to '-set forth"
s'the distinctive principles upon which" the
BUCHANAN Administration has conducted the
AFFAIRS Of this government. II it thinks DIFF
ferently let It undertake the task
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

Maj. JAMES S. Rollins who came So near
beating the present incumbent OF the gubcr-
Material chair OF Missouri. at the last cleo
ton, is the Opposition candidate for Con-
gress in the second district. al present repre-
senied by Hon. THosAs l.. ANDERSON, q
Pervert TO the democratic party. Maj Roll
LISs finds competitor in the field. Gen joan
B. HESDgEsoS having been nominated by the
democracy. There is some dissatisfaction In
be district. the deisgstes from two Of the
oUniies OF the district. Boone and Galloway
having boiled. when Gen. HExDERsex wac
nominated. Esen without this aid. We should
have no doubt a Tie election OF Mai. RoL.
iISs- Ia regard TO his prrtsreness for the
Presidency, the Missouri !S.aEssaaa, of the
75th says
He Is entirely satisfied with the nomination
OF Bell and Everett by the Union Cony.n-
ton at baltimore; believing them bath IN be
eminentiy discreet. Use. patriotic aud Haisossag
In their opinions; and h. believes thai us.
man, from gaine Ia Texss. who sincerely de-
sires TO promote the good at the country.
and who 10 eaadid aud sineer-, eau urge aay
good ground Of oijeciion Ia their election.
both OF them being sqaaiiy opposed 10 Sc
noaaiism- and 10 the ambition wing aud ths.
accession wing Of the ID mocrat.e party.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

In the thirty -fiflh Congress. there we're two
American members from Missouri. Messrs.
WooDsos and ANDERsox. They were re-
acted with the Democratic party. They
have recently resped the reward of their de-
srrtion, by being implanted by Democrats
OF longer standing. Mr.. Anderson gives
place TO Gen john b. HENDERzoN. and NJ.
WooDsoS 10 Mr.. john W. REED. Major
JAMES ). Rollins Is the Opposition nominee
against He, DERsOS, aud FRANK J. MIrcuEIL.,
Esq. the nominee against REED. The Oppo-
titiOn ought To succeed in both branches.
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natssss aer Dsp.1ser, q, yosf shall cos your
moths forepsr." If that Is the price Of pence IN
TIE Democratic party, ! WARN you THAT ALL
PEACE Is AT AN END.
From the above the reader will see the
causes which are at work to prevent recon-
ciliation Of the hostile factions of the demo-
eraey. Both factions are impelIed by spirit
which will not submit. The one is striving
to strike down a leader who stands in the
way OF the preferment of one of its class, and
to accomplish this purpose perverts an agree
ment into which both entered; the other is
fired by determination to protect its honor
and to maintain its position in the PARTY
Neither is fit to preside over the destinies Of
great nation, and it is to be hoped that the
people will arise in their strength and hur
hem both into oblivion.
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Save Your Horses.

awe take great pleasure In recommending tn
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Foreman for American, Harnden's aud Wells, Far
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