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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

HRLrER's HHLPERs.-The radical friends
of freedom will acknowledge heavy debt Of graft
tude due the Democratic press, no less than the
Democratic members of Congress, for their untiring
efforts to bring the book known as Helpers I'm
pending Crisis" before the notice of the public, and
thereby greatly acceleratng its sale. We confess,
with some degree of shame and contrition that our
efforts in its behalf totally eclpsed by the ardent
energetic and perseveriug zeal of our contemporary,
the Enquirer, whose admiration for the vigorous
anti dyspeptic sentiments contained in that work
seems to be intense. We are made conscious, in
this our day Of humiliation, that yet we have
done comparatively nothing towards aiding the in
PRODUCTION of this olive book in this community.
As beginning at amends, we earnestly direct the
attention IF readers to the few last numbers OF
the Enquirer. The copious and choice extracts he
will there find from Helpers Crisis cannot fail, we
think, to determine each to purchase the work
entire. For sale at the bookstores and, probably,
at the Enquirer office.
Information Wanted,
Of IrHANER REYNOLDS, a resident of Drury, Rock
Island county, Ill. He came to Muscatine upon
DuSlueSS VI Weuuesuuyp AAsn hSsp ouu ""s A"Ss
seen on Second street. about o'clock p n. Of said
day. from which time and place his friends are I'M
able to trace him any farther. He had considerable
money in his possession, the proceeds of the sale
of lot of hogs. There are strong reasons to be-
lieve he has received foul play at the hands of some
person or persons unknown. He was man OF
strictly temperate habits; aged about IS years, Of
medium height and dark complexion. Informa.
ton of the whereabouts of MIR. Reynolds, left at
this office, or with MIR. S. X. Drury, at Drury, ILL.,
will be promptly and literally rewarded, and thank,
fully received by his distressed family.
Newspapers will confer favor by publishing the
above or otherwise noticing the facts in the case.
Jan. 10th, 1860. ~
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IWHArlJ q EInv Fr,rxa q HAIRY

J WAR a BADY THINKS o. HAIRY
FAcEs.-A distinguished lady in Ohio
is waging terrible crusade against
bearded men. Well as the old lady
once said on certain occasion,
s.There's no accounting for tastes. !"
The piece Of divinity in question has
never fingered soft moustache, or she
wouldn't grow so furious. Hear her {:
"The, passions and affections have their
poles in the face 6rmness in the up
per lip, mirthfullness near the outer
corners of the mouth, and the affections
in the edges of the lips, etc. Hence
the philosophy and delight Of kissing;
the more intense the passion, the more
soul thrilling and enrapturing the kiss.
Behold that lovely woman, with form
shaped by the hand Of harmony, regu-
lar features under clustering ringlets,
bright eyes beaming with intelligence,
well-arranged pearly teeth, soft and
delicate skin, mouth like Cupld's bow,
agneck like ivory, breast like alabas-
ter, and the swelling undulations Of love
like snow, her lips like two rosebuds
moist with morning dew, and her
cheeks -9i .t5s5a~ CIR rs a'ar. s1.a
sWhere the live crimson through the native
white ma3Iig l-.sa 1900 is2s
Shooting o'cr the face, diffuses bloom,
And every nameless grace.
Radiant in beauty, she is surrounded
by an atmosphere Of love, as rose
exbales fragrance. Just think Of one
Of those hairy-faced fellows attempt
ing to kiss her--see him pulling up his
cheveaux- de- frise Of bristles to reveal
his wild, beast-looking cavernous slit
Of a mouth. Bah! it's abominable.
The idea is disgusting, nauseous Get
out-scat! 'Give me an ounce of civit,
good apothecary, to sweeten my mag
nation Whom do moustaches and
boards become ? Brigands, pirates, fill
busters, and especially professional
executioners. Jack Ketch, the hang
man, would effectually conceal all ex-
pressions of human sympathy and COM
passion, causing him to leok as grim
and unrelentiug as death, in whose
service he officiates. +" .-.-r
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6ls,s75.oo
$4,000, 423.sO
LIABILITIES

-g LIABILITIES So .Gtsas.
Amt of Liabilities duo or r9r-Is FL
MT due to Banks, or 9TH q "a .4... ....... ..
er creditors, None 49,.
Losses adjusted and due, None
Losses adjusted and not due, 12,377.32 t
Losses unadjusted in sus- tE-fcrgr. .
lpense, waiting proofs, or .lsgs ny ..a reg
contested. srs C1E s75.s6476 7s-s..
-rs, ADJ r,Tfrl,.a- -- $S8, az %
80 L.l THOMAS K. BRACE. Sec.
Hartford. July 1st, 1913 ~ : = 'l't
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford eoun.v-..
~ ,ti..45A-2. b ARTIoRD July l. 1850
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of the 20
duiy qualified tn Administer OF tbs, Thos Rraa.
Secretary and msde solemn oath the foreson
ment OF The assets and aditsn the Esns
company T" Hss. HENRY FOWLER, J. p.
1s'' a. " E.G. RIPLEY, Preeident. j'.E
7 A. ALEXANDER. Vice Prest.
ssssG .eJ T. K. BRACE. Jr.,. Secretary. q
J.B. RENNEr 1T. Gent Agent.
Thomas K. Brace, Henry Y pratt
Robert Buell. - .-'@ Dravion II;II.S, fiH5'N
z. A. Bulkcley,E 1l Jmeph ChurrS - sgsu ~
samuel 5: ward, " 10 Ebenexer Flower ..-.F
Hasta7u, Davis, Edwin g. Ripley,
AFTER Money, 1854, Austin Durham, ..f
Samuel Tudor, Thos. A. AIev,rd..
VIM. r. TnttIs, % ii3 Charles n. R,a;n..ss
Holland Mather, sIE TIa6g't11 =. 1'ia-f
Dec. ~, lS59--dnw3m ia ,,z5t ,lsva sF '..r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

sotk 'gSei,SJ- AssSstsdt SSGs=.
Of the ATNA INSURANCE CO., d ~
CoNH. incorporated 1919 = Charter Pc
Cash Capital, 1000 900: - ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

REMAINING in the Post Office, ut Musca-
tine, lows, Jan. 10Th, 1860
Persons calling for al vertised letters are
| requested to give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. lst, the Post Office
will be open on Sundays, from 8 to 9 A.
GENTS LIST.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20
BOWERS & MAUCK,
CLOUD &svAN HORNE,

ag EEg ATTORNEYS AT Law. .'!ga-
MASONIC BLOCK, Second street, MuscAfrHB,
N4 Iowa. rmayl4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

BONDS
81 Mortgage Bonds, % Z
Per cent. ssrni.ann'1 Int,
20 Mort gage Bonds. at s
per cent. semi-ann''I int :,
+: Jersey City Water Bonds,
at 6 per cent. semi. annu.
al int, IL e@as
so Hartford City Bonds, at
d 6 per cent. semi-ann. int.
Is Rochester City Bonds, At
Z per cent. semi-snn. int.
IL Brooklyn City Bonds, 1t
8 per cent. semi-ann. int.
5 Milwaukee City Bonds, at
10 per cent. semi-an. int.
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co. Bonds, 6 per cont.
semi. annual int,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

RAILROAD
500 Shares Hartford and
New Haven h: r. Co.
Stock,
$50 shares Conn. River r.
X. Co. Stock, 81 d
lN shares Boston and Wor.
oester X. X. Co. Stock,
so Thares Conn, River Co,
Z Stock,
Ea NIsCELLANEOI
SO shares Citizens Bank
Stock, W alter bury,
so shares Stafford Blk St'k,
afford Springs,
So shares Ea gle Bank St X,
Providence, r. l., ar-i'
- shares Mechanics and
Cradsr.' BIZ St'k, Jersey
City, N. j., -,
10 ! shares Revere Blk st'k,
'oston, Mas, - ~
10 /, shares Merchanss' Blk
SILK. St. llluis, OF
- shares Bank State of
Missouri Blk .St'E, St.
Louit, % = ~
Other Miscellaneous items,
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ILuMBER.

AOCH .. gL.aS- - 4.gE1uss r ,. WHITEaoUeg,
n use atine ,9qt al Eau Plsine, Wis,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

the hostile foray of John Brown into Virginia;
throwing discord into the Congressional Assembly
and preventing the organization of the Lower
House, and seriously threatening to rend the Union
itself! And, says Mr.. Marshall, the consequences
which are yet to follow, God only knows!
The guarantees which the Constitution and tho
pacificatorv measures embraced in the Ordinance
of 81 afforded to every portion of the country are
the only basis upon which, as he thinks, the pros
perty, glory and perpetuty of the Union can safely
be rested and he emphatically repudiaes, as illu-
sive, visionary and fraught with inca.culable dan
GER the progressive theories entertained In this
factious period of our history, deriving their
inspiration from other sources.
This, and an ardent, passionate attachment to
the Union, as thus existing, constituted the field OF
bis DISCOURSE over which he marched with the
majestic strides of the oil conquering orator. We
quite despair Of giving an extended review OF what
he uttered with so much enthusiasm we are un
equal to the task; and can only sincerely commits
inexcusable negligence, denied themselves the
privilege Of hearing this brilliant and chivalric
Reutuckian.
The labors of Mr. Marshall are exceedingly we'll
timed and in spite of being little tinctured with
qualified to exert concilatory influence wherever
he succeeds in obtaining hearing. Daily, 13M.
OAK GROVE LYoRUM = The fifth lecture OF
the course before the Oak Grove Lyceum was delv-
cred on saturday evening last, by r. Il. McCamp.
bell, Esq, on True Greatness. The lecturer
handled bis subject in an able and convincing man
ner. He gave his auditory to understand that he
entertains but very little reverence or respect for
that greatness and renown which is acquired at the
swords point, on the field Of battle He thought
around the broxs Of those Who seek to improve the
welfare Of their race by consistent and religious
example, and the government of their passions IN
der temptation and adversely. In qualities like
these, said he, true greatness can alone consist.
"a Geo. W. Van Horne ESQ.,, - has been heretofore
announced will give the next lecture before this
Institution, on Saturday evening of the present
week. From his well. known abilities as a speaker,
we are led TO believe that none Of the good people
in she vicinity Of Oak Grove will miss this oppor-
tunity of hearing him. Come one, come all!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

Reported for The Journal. I

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The House Of Representatives to-day
was occupied with debate between Brigham,
OF Ohio, and Smith. of Virginia, on Helpers
crisis"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-20

&. sa ..a HARTFORD
100 shares Etna Blk St'k.
Hartford,
100 shares Hartford Co. Blk
St'k Hartford, '
100 shares Charter Oak Blk
St'k, Hartford
Toe shares City blk st'k,
Hartford,
800 shares Exchange blk
stock, Hartford,
400 shares Farm. and Mech.
bank stock,
1856 shares Hartford bank
stock Hartford,
100 shares Mer and Man
bank stock, Hartford,
800 shaIes Phenix blk st'k
Hartford,
240 share State bank stock
Hartford,
$50 shares Conn. River blk
stock, Hartford,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
LYNCHBU.:G FEMALE COLLEGE.

EE second Term of The present session of this In
= sliution VIII commence Wednesday, Februa-
as early in the term possible
ENPENSESBoari including fuel and jobts for term OF
40; in Music s25. "
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply
~ -, SAML h. COX, President
n p having determined TO connn self hereafter purely
10 me literary management ~ the Institution have authorized
A. uoRpoS Esq To acl Treasurer whom all payments
'of tuition ihust be- made, jan 3l-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
AMERICAN GJANO.

nv VI ~ 5 AND BAkEK'S ISLA n DIS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Planters Dealers sati,fac
ory results have been attained by practical experiment
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have used side b, side
wth The Peruvian Eide Island fertilizers and who
TESTIFY to It's superiority importance nd value.
win act upon soils immediate well durable Ter
iiiizer, enrichiug, but not exhausting.
II Is sold ut MUCH less price than Peruvian and when
VEST TINE coNks te result will be great, il greaer
inLels containing numerous certificates III
virginia and other States will be forwarded upon application
am SOLE AGgNr of American CuanD Company in Rich
moni and all packages will my with the trade marx
Oh The eampany (ie American cagc and will be warrapled
pure viii be put strong bags barrels at the option
of the purchaser. Price 80 per
FELIX II. CAVE, 18th street, Richuo Il,
iee 23a MOSES LACY, Agent Cor l.! nchbuis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Fresh GrOund PlaSter

nj lLlfiA OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS for Capaips
~ anu ileuenans. Ike, hand eE- Military CniIinn
OF equipments made 10 order and furnished short poce
ap 10 WV 4 n,"T'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02

All articles consigned to the Agent City Point will ship
by him by steamers first class Vessels, directed
bills of adng taken and forwarded thuut additional
charge
For classification goods aud other information apply
Agent al l.l nchburg II. ID. BIRD, sup't.
Icb IL Zn
sS Merchants and others Interested informed that tn
SoutSic Railroad tompan! have mnde To have
the IRA! done between their Depot and all points Of the city
the charged to aud Canal IIsn.-
GNr Your orders 10 Mr. H. r. them the
railroad Depot. ". b. GRlGG, Agent
l.NNCnBr KG Feb. II, ls60. ;. 3 X. K. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02

'1NlE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued BY the uu
,ersighed 1T The old stand, No l2i Nam street. were
WIN be pleased TO receive continuance the very bcr. pa
oase bestowed upon the late concern assuring all ~ nuJ
call That every effort will be given render in
"l Pictures rates of clarges
"easo nave agency for the QUAKER CRY
La" STITCH SEWING MACiuN II iems
ana snDrdrr ana does all the work otle best 1928 Machine
Is ar more Simple and less complicated Ma
chine and is sold at the very prices of $40 and s Bees
sabr Machine 80 He has the Patent Adjustable
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
que maj mems al "i!;s aid thickness From large
uer sh b! n s. Tanner Co.. while acting agents. the
general satisfaction which the Machines given under
signed feels no hesitation in recommending them as the
now IN use. Call and examine them MS TANNER
oct ) dts No IA Main Street 7 yncLhury IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAardsN WARE

CHINA, GLASS, AND EAKrdcN WARE
No. lit Main Street Richmond Va
NO ! HEREWITH beg leave TO inform my friends and
VI FALL STOCK OF GOODS larger and more varied
han II has ever before bcrnemhracing Decorated and l
Band Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets Pitchers, Dishes Plate
&C., dc Also White China and Grdae o the best shuprs
ana Styles N selis ana by the single pair NJ.
WHOLESALE TRADE, have selected with great care, npd Zee,
assured that eau sell low any packing house in he
thlrd Saios as receive goods directly the
'urcr A call is respectful, solicited
July 22dy o. Il. TAYLOR Richmond, Va.
Forwarding Business.
Iklui James River an. kanawha Company having acc
l. T." the proposition of the south. Side H. H. Co. 10 yanrr
tie rates on hh routes have been compelled my
rates am however by that arrangement, enabled 10 nu
goods through at 20 to per cent below the south Side raa
Go" provided they adhere 10 the spuaons; and on SOM.
'cs the difference viii be much greater any rate am
geFmtHd 10 redRce 10 The forrest possible, piaf on ererv
dHice which the high tolls viii permit The merchants Of
iHneears a;, III. Mea. vii, ui RcatIy IA, L.r a
10 ship their goods Via Richmond A : JEr
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant
'""''n '-'s On the book. Richmond Va.
. ii Fine Green and Black Teas. ,ss-sa
40 Hall Chests Yer. superior Black Tea ustb 9e
e. = landing per snip Jacob Bell direct fromGRsakD
China. ALSO
h" Half Chests Fine and Extra Fine Gunpowler Teas Der
sup h'mahe1 OF lhe Sea- and ship "Eyera all of
i'"',.s EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
ALihGT c. rrLLiAM.I ~ N uvrra
PoLAAJ5 64f5ANBRRkMsT Ts,
fOr the Sale OF Negro :,
oDD-FELLOWS' HALL
ffnnkttn Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
- PORTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NORTH.

'NEAVELERs and Merchants from Virginia. Tennessee the
"rHtrh part OF Georgia and The Northern part of Alabn-
ma ani Mississippi are informed that connected hrouyb
Ia Sngtr aud Freight line Inns been now run
mug llrco ncs per week between nchburg Va nud New
"fN 10y the outsdc Railroad 10 City Point and thence to
Ne" "k ny The New York and Virginia steamship Comma
ny splendid me OF hrst class side wheel Steamships
town, jamestown aud Roanoke. ~
rus n' affords advantages above all others IL ia
"s mud most agreeable
is' coming long line of railroads. The, o on beard
e steamships Me evening of the day they rench ynchlrg
ana hh large stat" rooms and NIL the handsome
lions !" be i"nnd IN The best sicamsip and short sea
o'as hrs are IN New ork perfectly rested, ready for
business Passage from nehhurg to New York Far, md
state Room ON steamers included &l2,
Asa Freight this line shortest md hest
New York and the south West The Steamships run along
@ The wlhrNrs OF the South sle Railroad tompuuy nj CIV
Point, aud there Ia drayagc Of Goods everything being
transferred immediately from the Steamships To il trs AMI
WIN tue greatest dispatch The follow Tariff Of throp
Rates has been agreed upon lnai and S,rnmshin
COMPANY! aud NIL goods forwardcl free charge shippers
wishing 10 avail themselves of through rates must have
Their goods marked care of Railruad Agent civ Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNiHBI'KG
LIST Class, End Class Ard Class an ,r.s.
giscts. cts Is ola IN 49,
LEE, koCKE& TAYLOR Agents. Lynchburg Va
sAML g BAPTIST ~ CO, Agents. Petersburg Va
htDLAM n HlENEklN, Ag's iI5 Broadway, y Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
RICHaoaD ADvERrTsEEEnTs.

sGreat Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory.
JQHN D0OLEYs
~ main street. R1chmOnd, va,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Fur, Strd1. Leyhorn,
Panama, S,t1, and Abieskin Dress Hats.
I HAVE now ready my Spring stock Of Hat, Caps a
and Straw Goods 10 which would invite The asrn ~
Of merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and -
Tennessee confident Of ability supply them with every
Thing they may wan, IN line, good terms a. they can
be procured In any mark In the country.
Ny socS will be kept constantly @ by the addition Of any
thing that new or desirable Having greatly Increased my
manufactures My Black Moe-kn Hat stll In the front
rank equal not superior TO anything produced In The
connry.s
Ny aorimcni Of Boys Msscs and Chiieren's Richly Trmm
Hats and Flats Of all the different styles Of Braid and Leg
horn, cannot be exccllc'i =
In Military Goods, furnish anything required Ny
various qualities Of Army "RrRulation Hats, II
very complete and III the different s les o Hats or Cas
made t., order at short notice. .
NH st. JOHN DOOLEY.
SOmbrerO Guano.
OnO TONS soMBkEEo GuANo landing from sehosn
ZOO war Eagle" direct from Sombrero Island Fur
snlr hx EDMOND. DANENPOKT 4 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Ah CD Ill

OFFICE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Co,
PETERSBURG, Februar, Ia, 1850.
I'm aud after Monday the Goth day Of February, the follow
~ ing -, Freight will lie charged by the
Ralroad Company from Lynchburg 10 Petersburg Richmond
and Point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
aYRRB HRDICTHEa
MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES

@ AxEa = Co. Of Lowell, tArEzs sAss.fAsaLIA, Pnis
svs Cuns and czssy PsorosAi-j have been found TO b
sdsenes Of ss. exseeace and worthy The oonAdenes
. community.
Hen. James Geek,
MAYOR OF LOWELL
Hen. Alvin Beard,
MAYOR OF NASHUA, N. H.
Hen. E. ". Harrington,
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, N. II.
Hon. Jehn Albeit,
MAYOR or CONCORD, Nh.
Hon. A. n. Bullock,
MAYOR OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Hen. NathT Silsbee,
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS.
Her. r. ". Lincoln,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MASS.
Hon. Wm. M. Redman,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, RI.
Hen. Amss W. Prentice,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN.
Hon. J. N. Harris,
MAYOR or NEW LONDON, CONN.
Hon. Chas. 8. Rodicr,
MAAoh VT moSihEhiN ~
Hon. D. r. Tiemann,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
Hon. n. M. Kinstrey,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, G. W.
Hon. Adam Wilson,
MAYOR OF TORONTO, c, W.
Non. r. M. Bishop,
MAYOR CINCINNATI OHIO
Hon. |. II. Crawford,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
Hon. John Sloan.
MAYOR oF LYONS, IOWA.
Hon. James McPheeterS,
MAYOR OF BowMANsyILLE, c. W.
Hon. James W. North,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME.
Hon. Henry Cooper. Jr.,
MAYOR OF uAII.owELI, NE.
Hon. Jas. 3. Beck,
MAYOR OF FREDERICTON, NIB
Hon. Willard Nye,
MAYOR OF NEw BEDFORD, MASS
Hon. J. Z. Blaisdell.
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER MASS
Hon. W. II. CranstOn.
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, H.
Hon. Fred. Stahl,
MAYOR OF GALENA Ill
Hon. John Hodgden,
MAYOR of DUBUQUE, IOWA
Hon. Thomas trntchfleid,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN
Hon. Robert Blair,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA
Hon. II. d. Baugh.
MAYOR oF MEMPHIS, TENN
Hon. Meman l.. Page,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hon. W. W. Vaughn.
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS.
Hon. A. Farr,
MAYOR OF KESoSiIA, WIS
Hon. John 4. HaineS,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL
Hon. NJ. J. A. Heath,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA
Hon. A. J. Noble,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Hon. 5. W. H0lybad,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, "a.
Hon. Alex. Henry.
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Hon. Thos. Swami.
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Hon. J. W. Maury,
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, H. G.
Hon. Felix Wright,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS La
Certify that the resident Druggist have assured them
Certify thai the resident Druggists have them
Certify that tha resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers S0rsaparliia
Ayers Sarsaplrilla
Ayers Sarsaparllla
Ayers Sarsnparilla
Ayers Sarsaparilia
excellent remedy and worthy confidence Of the com
munity,
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence OF the
muniiy
excellent remedy worthy confidence Of the com
munity,
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence the com
munity
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the com
muni,y,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
or Spring Diseases,
or Purifying the Blood,
or Scrofula or Kings Evil,
or Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
or Eruptions and Pimples,
or Blotches, Blains ana Boils,
or st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas
or letter or Salt Rheam,
or Scald Head and Ring Worm,
or Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
or Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Humors.
or Female Diseases,
or Liver Complaints,
or Diseases of the Heart.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-05-23

~ The Washington Constitution of the 17th
contains an address to the national Democracy,
signed by R. NJ. T. Hunter, James M. Mason, Jefer-
son Davis, John Slidell and fifteen other members
of Congress, in which they urge the seeding men,
bers of the Charleston Convention not to hold the
Richmond Convention until after the Baltimore Con-
vention, but to attend and await the action of the
latter; and failing to get what they ask at that then
to set up finally for themselves. These gentlemen,
in the course of their address, take occasion to ex
press their admiration and approval" of the con-
duct of the seceders We are surprised at this from
Mr.. Hunter. His leading organ, the Richmond Er-
aminer is down on the seceders in heavy terms
We are not surprised at John Slidell and others
But the party will not be permanently disorgan
izcd-it will not be broken up-it will rally and
unite, and it will then remember those who from
high places at Washington, from whatever motive
have counselled disorganization and approved the
conduct of disorganizers. The delegates Of the
States that remained in Convention are just as true
on the question of slavery as those who went out ;
but this evidently not the opinion of Messrs Hunter
Davis, and Slidell 1t is true they are kind enough
to admit that those who remained are mot less
faithful in devotion to principles" but, after all,
their "admiration and approval" are reserved for
the seceders-those who left with Mr.. Yancey, who
was no doubt anxions to "precipitate the cotton
States into revolution" We agree, however, with
these gentlemen in the hope that the party will be
unit at Baltimore and that good platform and
good nominations will be made If these results
shall not be accomplished, the fault will not rest on
those who remained at Charleston and adjourned
over to Baltimore.