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g. ~ NO. PECK SLIP. - 49,
nR CARPENTER continues TO be consulted. Vspa 1t
- his old established Office Pc - sp AZ those deeete
eompi icated neglected which have bafed The
iAi less eoesd sueA
Be PARTICULAR nnmber-te Peck Slip Dispen
sary. : - DOCTOR CAKPENTER. =. fss 1w1
ELORIDA FUNDS-Union B.nx and Sc1,hs!n Trust,
L bought 1t ~ N SlSTAkE'S, 81 III
Wall street 4
United Slater Bank notes Illinois Do Eichigsn Indans
Dlineis Scrip, ; .usht and sold. ~ mis-
E0R BALE-se best Gs1hshier Pig iron-iTis saeks
Liverpool Salt board ship kard daily expected b.
GLOVER X MeMURRAY,
MA 1ee Pine street
notice that Msssn Howe Goddard of Weys est:s,
have them us
mort notice. upon the most reasonable -
Cylsnder Machnes with Gre steam dryers and ang
Kind e Msehnsry spperaning the efS
by any other this country large number
sow operation many Fl the bsst mills to whom refssssee
van % F"'D ''t r n BRooKs P.p.rwsr.hssss, 3
Ao9A&v w 81 Liberty stP0se
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D R. II o r n E

- N II y N IN II
NONTINUEsto be sonsults atally his Office No
~ 10 Murray street. s -
Straagersare respectfully Horne being
bred the Medical poesslon the city Of London has bern
practical member Of the sad faculty Of phyne for years 70
the the city Of New York His freu being re
neral confines 70 paItes branch Of nediee which
success asonshng He cautions the unfortunate against the
mercury thousNnds annually nersurased out Of
lew dayN See not The lam
married should be particularly eauous OF
hose affections whata drssdfainheanes poe
0rity." 49, . .
proacsd anddeplorable aeed
despair of complete BY applying to Dr. Horne
SO years New city, has Doctor
character Of sterling honor and on real
anee Dr. Hornes Offices numerous, and patients
contact Attendance until o'clock the
NOTICE.
90 THOMAS 9. HORNE. son Of the late Dr.. George
T. Horne respectfully apprses the public continue
his fathers successful practice his No
P, NJ. Sundays excepted ma I'm.
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DENTISTRY.

WIN, THORN DENTIST solciis the attention cf thcss
wv who wear Artificial Teeth and .hSs. Who nay require
the Teeth Knowing that there t..te in the
acid the Gold Plate In all that admit Of ~
tseihron to complete set without using one
tce of nj tal oS any DESCRIPTION
"a ChambSrS street Melms
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Chocolate &c VI j.. psrs.sss
DO % % i:
s;s: S; sff;"s s:;:;; y! a:s:s %
e.',''; .. : ;. ! =. Il
lre,n Hoes Glasses, per doI aS
Cut Cut F M.es; 'Fsa - p % zen
Rou.cI.epers ts this lat and msL. pu chs.er
At ss asH the sss h. by 50 cong
able CatIery- Ths so the cheapest fOr Ace Ia
'' mis- H' Inn ~ r. SIMPSON Aston House
q s: rs s.s. By
ely tie .eas aas hi, s.S rsa
on ias
ss a..
:ss FL ssG' Gu nj KEY
rsvyes Ls dormant pSwers .: The .sfass vrsss
10 .upp X: Oss Il the sd and Ssaa:ss i
''i The ioiiawn e rejected. which .nsi.uy
ssnl,cnm.. A. ,.. 70
Ja ,eua yOg vi. .e inform on Of
hair eyebrows try ing Balm Of Colu-
bia and yarogr other remdi, WITH no boa .h used Or
discover the hair had statsd and ccmmsns with the third
it started to grow hley and few hes head and
oyebows wee covered with grswth 0, n'e ;sk hair
The Of the Tonic and would all who need
similar remedy. n
Prepared only b. Dr. D. jayne % souh ss street Price
81 soda wholeaIe and refill by A. d. ANDs drug
gpts Fulton of Old street. spd lee fulton
mr. Of CHAMBER street; David ssnds CO.. No IL East
Broadway wl7i-
DREMICM RAZOR 5 rROP-FIst Premium ard
ed by the Amsrcsn Insitut, at the late well each
best Razor strop. The M.t.iic Tablet, invented By q
Saunders has Established for the last twenty
and certcsea BY the FIRST gentlemen ofthe ssuatry
than i can be done or hone in tenth part Of the sins
without the Of oil wate-whieh
by bringing dull having il pet order one}of
the Tablets l6a Bro.d mis- lme
DOCTOR FAWCETT,
MEMBER Of the ROYAL COLLEGE Of sURi}EONs
M of London and EdpbrVh aud Of the Medical College Of
~Noest en- pta doloee voluptss"
DR. F. encouraged by tbs Uniform seseees attending his
seminal weskness and mercsral seeicAs together with all
and II foundation Of decay either from NAL
generay detective aud the relish r life almost suhdued
HIS mode Of tment universally aduired hN medicines
being pleasant TO the taste and se senty astringss the
good dxeaon req Tres Hs eersttsonsl
debility. affords very sxtesswe obsesvaops sexual
debility sennal weakness and i'm potency brought BY de-
psinsd Thi-werk can be obtained his eee Fulton
where the Doctor b. Consulted at s hsur OF thu
day night Letters pos paid will ressive innedat. at
tention ne In
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TO THE. PTTRTJC


THE ubrcriber havisg rrpleted aud operation hi
oa,, Dy nss3s,d C0s1 and Hay 5s
a!e for the sale q s pstsnt right for sctios q ihs
sps alton IL s s Rso9s
the Of Avenue aud sh street On this prss Is:
70 q sS Sas ,S S!
thseby superseains the ces; Of toe se
" pounds to the cubic foot the same tine The prsss q
simple trucou liable cut OF reuar
and space Of sboa three by floor
D. ss . no
naa!re ofths subscriber Il III ce 81 rrsnt.s No g
Huvey his Eachine shop OF kivngton and Lswh
street. letters postpaid will meet 7, aH;II,pr
JJaATE AND popDRETTE :. LODI Manuf.s,uri.s
daily preparing both Ute and Poadrce 1.-THE weather
YER. h;y Ssss no o. 's sSy " G
eouesfn hey i Vi
hsye I!:1 es %
s's This .a ns %sss u G on
@ ss IF R'~ rs T MsSy
ashes from hard al as articles 81 eopo nd q any ether
asdenes can have ground consOain Of and
my :Sps Delivery
Uras 50 esn!s ecs q barrel IS eens and eaItgs Any
board any ves New York Al 50 barrel each barrel con
Vii four bushels heap,d pretended y
One Of the great benefits IN using these i the
nemy with which they can Be applied boy will Do no!s
in day than two men with team earring ut manure n
sy hs % & TO q
Thsse manures may be hsd Of Mr. Jeolus on thu
sack Bridge New Jsrssy Of Ms,srs ssi.ws Dsy No
tsiSs New Lss ~ man, ec:
Ths hSd GS pig ss rsss ~
wishing given time, may give orders IN
advance and the company will reserve ,hem.
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

90 THUS FAR SHALT THOU GROW, AND Ne FARrHER-
Gcrauds Poudres Suhtiles enable nppear
the Hair concerned and to that deveL
opement, Thus far shalt thou oRow end farther" Bar
bes usefu-very useful in their paccsbut their
efforts Of kill in the dep,sory art leave still ssbhls land
the subble asoning him Who them
appro ching his "ladye love- or, the Of
heart with heart the fear Of infietng her cheek
toilet hardly complete without little assistant for
removing hair accomplishes the object few minutes
and snsher difficult 20 be appednor dangerous in s opera
ton the skin. Full directions accompany each bottle.
To be had at Dr. Gourauds oices SAT Broadway and q
Walker street. door from Broadway, where also be had
GoyRAUps VEerIABLE RouGg, so tents per bottle.
GoURAUps EAT BEAurp, True Water Of eauty fer
removing tan pmpcf reeh!es burns &C. 81 per bottle
New Toih1A Albany, AleI 0u,hrie, No. Mai.
n.asIs Isl and sss Main
street. Psnnsy Mrs Brownie Chestnut
street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Seth HaIce Pratt street
District ashne Aeby Parker PennsI vana
Avenue Alexandria. Berry. Vgma-Richmond, Mrs,
Fravser. street. Come Observation-Disclosures t. Fsrre-
New Haven, A Law, Chapel strset-Hartford Wells :
H.%SsSsy .s M:n Ws FaI:
Carleton E Go, City Hall Lynn, ORA I Holder Wor
Newhuryport. Charles M Hodge. New HNmpshrerorts-
mouth, w II Preston. Maine-portl,pd, T Hayes Co.
Bangor, Messrs Whittier Guad: Hallowell Scammon
Rhode lslsnd-frovidence, Chass Dyer, jr Westmnstr
Every bottle Of Dr. Gourauds Cosmetics has his
with the Of preparation and New York blown the
four sides and his fac fmle engraved e wrappers Of the
Poudres Subtiles. None other genuine f2l I'M
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y e. FL I f.O\
"Be perfect in MIS- arr, and then
No word can wei csc a;,e vour ma,

o. Pa o. I T ON% ?
sBe perfect i. h,s ART and then
MR. rowNDRW floft.ses' FH sis ns would
s meet ss & s
n 81 AZ. q wing
make immediate apt licston
yeas would psrtieasry invite Ii. aisnos of thcs. ladies'
and ss * to up 70, suC
liable lectures which they may hear tiae 10 time the
y..S @ S
Of yh':h The yrs words sS Of any ;S spssEs Be
be read e any future pero with the utmost degree
Yoans s.ntlemen who snxicu, TO qualify tnse.es
report q e Ven hi: ,,sabs aud Dorasr
can offered to those wis disposed engage 81
Terms FIVE DOLLARS for thorough course Of
20 az s IN ss e @
QUESTION within the pesuniary means Of every ntslliaen
Academy. Clar.ndoa House s Broadway. corner of Ds
ane ST. fa22w-
UNPARALELLEp CHEAPNEss
who " 3. hs,s paying
20 e 5 will to "a .hH "a
ssp w.st os ENG woodysd BACK blue. or green 1re..
Pants double mied do black plaid and fancy sss % 70
TVs:ts-Fine cashmere, satin, and all kinds. 5, S.
Coat; made ssa trimmed rn in supesi.r manner from n v
PM nj In: 80 = ~ 80 ~ JOHN MerFAr
OARS, SWEEPS AND sCULLs.-14otiee Is hereby Civ.
IN
my old Oar 4o2 Water save ali
the expenses store viii sell Oars Sweeps Seuis
enough cheaper for coming from the city
Oar Establishment, lo9 Water sree eve doors above
katharine market JOHN A. PEARSALL.
ma Inn ..t ..f
LrNCHlR1bION EEDIL0M.-The undermined, a regular
pfasadSrsE Of Tsai?i.s !. .hs CITY Of N:r Ysra sm
ing during the last eight ys aecemphed great
wonderful and )rspg every variety OF Iona
standing ds.aee, offer. his aud without
sh.,gs anti The paest a ssu tested u. in t,s
experience 81 Dr. solomon Hsns that The pub
cill be deceived He will BE- found till the Is Of May
1872 the OF Canal seet and Broadway, md After
that in Reed stree l. near Broadway.
Nisi uile quod asmu. eat gloria AsAr,. Nalur.
ms i'm; SOLOMON HEINe, MD.
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CAUTION
TO F en- AL IFS

10 + r nj A Il T. = i.
60 VARIOUS and desperate the e5peden -.sorted
By Ss
s.,.; e; 10
for them the repua ion aeq.red by Madame Restes
20
a.maIo ply M Females, therefore need not Be de-
syd and
palm $ q ne
All "Fepse Monthly p =. are c0untsrs''s except those
sse sarsrsssmen, headed Female Monthly
DUBLIC NORTHUMBERLAND TO FAMTLIEs-
cash system and immense reduction prices sill families
may e and " n'A
Moct Turtle foup, per quart y cents.
Maliisatawny iW
Calves Feel Jelly =
s s a: & e 'E
having no VIZ RED e hS.s Gss
Ws four d0SI: eist e
DsIonas and Two SILVER MEDALS awarded at the ias
Of and Mech Insttse for hs bsst boat.
%enisd BY the Amateur Bss, Club Association Of New.
Builder of the sultan of usea Pleasure Barge tn. Wave
Ga.elle Victoria Atlantis WaHona &C Alec The Ann z
and Wave Of Mobile George stewart !; e ISS'''
HAVANA sE!iARs. ;-PlCABIA. MAEzAEEDO, g
III Liberty street Ns'su street. offer for sale the fol-
..s H. Norma SCARS quality very Superior
:1;g, S Ss:s.;s e. q ..v,: Brand.
5000 Fsneo. ps"s ds
100 900 Trick. Au,nisa ard fr,nepe cheap. .,...
=
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNDREW,S AMERICAN LOCK-.

AMEkICAN BANk LOCh COMfhN1.
.dNDREW'S AMERICAN LOCK-.
ITO THE PyBLIC-Ssoo REWARD-Ths lat: rspssst t,s
touy circulated that Andrew celebrated Combination
Lock opened picked and which thus a have been
character pla9sblity which means "sny .Prsht
TO reports The Assic:s Banh Lsch Cony.sy there.
matter contradiction have decided to place one Of
Andrew Ccmbn Locts upon en- iron safe enclosing
Ssne rs-srd Of psrsos who may oRsn Or c Tie Lei
j. Cammann Esq, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank OF this
city the key Of the Lock- and to whom reference
10 made. -
be sased bya fair Open and honorable test other
wanted ana bold attempts have been msde to practice
by arts fehcanery and trick (which will be exposed lift be-
the crsdu'ity and ignorance Of men
whoee would not be allowed they had been aware O.
mode only seek to establish the nfabIe security OF the Com
thus far wthstood test and
has saved banks from robbery and rain In doing
other Lock their business being to prevent ssetuai bar
rer 10 Bank BnrgleU.
Room, for tive montns from kna asts r,, q e~s,r
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DIR. MORRISON.

ArORTH RIVSR DiePENsARY, 2o2 Fulton 1t, nsas
~ 0rseu9ich. DR. Morneon Member Of The Royal Cob
vs ar S,rreous LONDON and formerv Surgeon the Br
h NAVY Continues Be eousulted daily al dseases Of
decate nature and al those dist essT Is iel aass
ousnt on sesnt and the mdent quaek
medcinss M has had eHpeence OF ~ ysars IN treat
ne delicate dssss all their ysous ard com pcaed forms
and uses mild, saes, 80 nfalies substitute FOR mercury
srsde ss he yhss with certainty without subject
q pursSts while hin mediesss agreeable N tass and
CONsTITUTIQNAL DEBILITY-Thoussndso Of Dung
men are suffering from the eonseQuences of indulgence
.scret destructive hab, and whose further in
ursd the Of and pretended ecs which
stimua only 10 induce greater depssssion: Dr. NJ
purely pathological principles and fail. in establishing
also the most obstinate yield TO his plan Of treatment
post paid and containing suitable fee will
oortsHondent full advice and medicine any Part Of Ms
Union. ~ his givnga history OF his case IN detail!
SlLvER fLATE.-WM TAO NyUN, i2s Wiiiiem street
~ continues Silver Ware of
Of the latest patterns and has hama sets ooee
pots pi chers waters, orks. OF rich well ~
r panes s The whole Of these srtic bsisx man
ssctured the from sterling srver pe pms ~
viii be spared IN the beauty Of the workuhnshSs
UAL.-Ihe tubscrber offers sae At rsdsccsd pr1Sss
the best Peach Orchard, Ash ,of the
md M ssee Lots 10 sut purchasers, rec OF esf.*s
No Hester street four doors IRON linton. uowsoN
ms I'm 0EON0E InyH so---
Ia st oil .fG q .sss Il e
nromi- Tor saJ~ ~ q, J. sYLVEsTthp,,
mn aWal u snd ~ brosdSsA'
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female PhySicIau, sui eont1n
M mes to with astonishing suecess sil diseases peeala,
10 females. .. =. 80.
eanse produced be removed BY MADAME g. in very snort
time. - -. 49,. ,t.- ~
Madame C medical establishment having undergone
eugk repairs and alterations FOR the better accommodation Of
her she ID 70 receive ladies
H. ,nf az con6nemenf or those who wsh
obstructiou Of their monthly period.
Madame be consulted at her residence, No Lspe
nard street all times and with the srctest regard to secrecy
All and letters must be pos paid f23 Inn
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ja am Agents Of the American Bask Lock Co
NOTICE To BUYERS OF
CABIN EFT F u r NITU r E.
THE subscriber would invite the attention Of those wish
ing purchase articlesu the above business 70 he e.
sbshmpt where to be found rich sseogt1snt Of Rose
q which et to found s.swhsrs ssn! entirely
PoIcs Rings Together with Damasks 0acons and Tas-
seis every article attached to eurtan which wi bs
made latest style from patterns lately reeeived
NIB Partculs stticn peid 70 the Sting ~ Of Ott9-
Firs Sereene ether fancy ARTICLES eunnrod
sred tapestry. ~ MAo1IN0lvr.tM ~ nsIs..,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-07
THE YANKEE GEOLOGIST.'

We Maid a fying visit on Saturday last to
Otis Steam excavator in Brooklyn, where it
is at work digging down the hill formerly
known as Fort Green, and filling up the shall
low inlet and quagmire entitled the wv alla6out
or SO much OF It as lies about the OLD road 10
fiushinS; ne Eeologls' Is surrey great "ut ~
Jsly ne malAS r,sno % cates ond d;ns !,
nn Gar, load q, p Z shovel fnlI as FAST as Won
nIease He cnts r;gbt and left a path some
six rods wide through the hill, and then takes
a new swath. He is locomotive, and advances
by his own steam power, whenever the earth
has receded before him, grades and stakes
down tor himself, and only requires one man
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PERILS OF ST. PETERSBURG.

Ii is melancholy TO contemplate the constant
danger in which this brilliant capital is placed.
If MIR. Kohl's picture is not overcharged, the
concurrence off strong westerly wind and high
water, just at the breaking up of the ice, would
at any time suffice 10 occasion an inundation
sufficient to drown the whole population, and
convert the entire city. with all its sumpluous
palaces, into a chaotic mass of ruins. The
Gulf of Finland runs to point as it approach
es the mouth of the Neva, where the most vio-
lent gales are always from the west, so that
the mass of waters, on such occasions, is al
ways forcibly impelled towards the city. The
Islands forming the delta of the Neva, on which
ST. Petersburg stand, are extremely low and
fiat, and the highest point in the city is proba-
bly, not more than twelve or fourteen feet above
the average level of the sea. A rise of fifteen
feet is, therefore, enough 10 place all ST. Pc
tersburg under water, and rise of thirty feet
is enough to drown almost every human being
in the place. The poor inhabitants are there
fore in constant danger oil destruction aud can
never be certain that the whole 10000 OF
them may not, within the next "a hours, be
washed out of their houses like so many drown
ed rats. To say the truth, the subject ought
hardly to be spoken of with levity, for the dam
ger is too imminent, and the reflection often
makes many hearts quake in ST. Petersburg
The only hope of this apparently doomed city
is, that the three circumstances may never &C.
cur simultaneously, viz: high water, the break
ing up of the ice, and gale of wind from the
west. There are so many points OF the com.
pass for the wind TO choose among,that 1t would
seem perverse in the extreme to select the west
at so critical moment; nevertheless the wind
does blow very often from the west during the
spring, and the ice floating in the Neva and
the Gulf of Finland is of bulk amply sufficient
to oppose formidable obstacle to the water IN
the upper part OF the river. Had tho ancient
sages of Okhta hept meteorological records
one might perhaps be abe 10 calculate how Of,
ten in thousand years, or in ten thousand
years, such food as we are here supPosln g
might be likely to occur. As it is, the world
need not be at all surprised TO read in tile
newspapers one Of these days Tho. ST. Peters
burg, after rising like bright meteor from Inc
swamps of Finland, has as suddenly been ext'n'
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From the ". Y. Tribune.
CHEAT TEMPERANCE ANNIVER.
SAW

The celebration of the Anniversary Of the
American Temperance Union at the Broad
way Tabernacle last evening was one of the
most splendid and interesting that we have
seen ia our city for many years. At an early
hour that spacious buildng-by far the largest
in the city-was filled to velfowing. Gale
ries, alsles, and every corner, were crowded
with earnestly interested hearers, gathered to-
gelher on, of regard TO the great cause, whose
gratifying progress was celebrated, no less than
from curiosity 10 listen to the eloquent and dis.
tinguishcd speaker. Hon. T'neo. Frelinehuy.
sen presided. After an anthem performed in
fine style by the choir, the exercises were open.
ed by prayer by the Rev. DR.. Cox.
The Secretary, Rev. John Marsh, then pre-
seDted the fifth Report of the Executive Com.
miltee. He did not read il 10 full. but stated
that after ieciiin5 the proceedings of the great
Saratoga Convention 1t went on 10 follow OIL
the progress of temperance fully and complete
ly.
The whole number of pledges received d.
ring the yea is estimated by The report at more
than half million. of whom 10000 are in Ky,
6,000 in Ohio, and through the great West
more than 100000. of whom every seventh
man is reported TO be reformed drunkard and
every 4h man reformrd iippler. In Maine
are $4,000. of whom 5000 are reformed drunk
ards. In Boston more than 10000 during ;he
winter have signed Tie plcdge,of whom $4,000
are Washingtonians-refor drunkards. In
the city of New York 10000 have reformed.
In Central aud Western New York, $1,000; in
Philadelphia, 10000; in Pittsburgh, 10000
And the whole number of reformed druukards
in the United States is above $4,000; and Of
reformed, and moderate tipplers there are twice
as many.
the report goes on 10 bear testimony to the
efforts TO the Martha Washington Society, and
traces the progress of the movement from us
first origin with six Incorporate men in Ba'tl-
more who in the mids. of debauch over their
cups,sen: four of their number to attend tenn
perancc meeting, and soon resolved 10 drink
no more forever. The report speaks OF the
triumphs oftemperance in every quarter ofthe
of The lard; of the fact that all dIstillenes have
been stepped in PhlIdephia; all in Brooklyn,
in Watcryie, &C.. so that where IL gallons
of whiskev were manufactured one year ago,
not one is now made. 1t speaks of the efforts
of the American Temperance Union (among
other Societies) which has issued 10000
Journals, $4,000 Youths Addresses, 10000
Temperance Almanacs, and 10000 Hymn
Books.
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coree.nondenee Of the U. S. Gauet,..

MR. CRIrrENDES OF XII left my worthy
friends who were good enough to follow me
into the gallery of the House of Representa-
tives standing looking at Mr.. Adams in tho
midst of whirwind of his own raising. Ii
they please, we will return down the cork
screw stairs, across the rotunda, and go up Il
dark crooked, narrow stairway into the Senate
gallery. All we have arrived in the nick of
time; come round here to the left, on the north
side of the circular gallery, which Is on the
right side of the Vice President. There, now,
YOU can see the gentleman that IS addressing
the Senate-you are directly in front OF him.
He il one of the most fluent and agreeable
sneakers, prompt and ready debaters, in the
Senate. He has lately returned to that body
after an absence of little more than year, but
il nuite at home. Mr.. Crittenden speaks with
great rapidity, but his language is choice, his
illustrations striking, often times brilliant, his
manner animated and earnest, his action grace
f,I He never rises without showing himself
familiar with his subject, and master of all the
strong arguments by which it is to be sustained.
He Is, however, most powerful in attack, and
we'll might Mr. Buchanan, who Is worthy OF
inch an antagonist, say that he was an ugly
} customer and one whom he would be glad on