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THOMAS ]. McCURDY.

From much severe suffering of myself and others
of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gums,
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
of Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash, was induced
to give it trial, after which my family used it, and
rejoice to say that it did perform thorough and
effeotual cure for ALL and is the best article that
ever knew Of would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering. JESSE MOORE.
w. Wheeler.
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ALWAYS ON HAND, at private sale,
an extensive assortment of Cabinet Ware, Beds and
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Shower Baths,
Refrigerators &C., which will be sold at extremely
low prices G.. w. BOTELER, Jr,
NAV ll-3teodf Auctioneer.
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LUMBER, LINE, AN.D CEMENT.
HE subscribers have now, and intend to keep
constantly on hand, an assortment Of LUM
BER, LIME and CEMENT, suitable for building
which will be sold at all times low for cash, OF
very short paper.
Jan. "a, 164e,--tf
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IJEC or JOHN B. COUGH

LIFE OF JOHN B. COUGH
vT,HE celebrated Temperance Lecturer, for Sale
at our new Book and Stationery Store, few
doors East Of the Railroad Depot.
may 81 y. WAhD q SUN.
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Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
soreness Of the gums, and efectualy stopped bleed
ing of the gums, deem it debt of gratitude for
the relief which it afforded me, and duty owed to
my fellow beings, to say, that it is my firm convic-
ton, that those who will Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash, for the teeth and gums, will find that
it is an important article.
THOMAS j. McCURDY.
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Just Received,

AZ LOT of fine Cigars and Tobacco. invite
q my friends and the public generally to call
and try for themselves. lis. BALL,
may 12-eod8w
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FIRST WARD HARDWARE AND
VARIETY STORE.

VARIETY STORE.
TNHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Il of the FIRST Ward and parts adjacent thereto,
that they have opened Store Of the above descrp-
ton on Pennsylvania Avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, where a good assortment Of Mechan-
ics and House-keepers Hardware, Brushes Cedar
ware Baskets, &c. &C., will be constantly kept on
hand. All articles in their line will be sold as low
for CASH, to punctual customers, as they can be
bought in the City or Georgetown, and delivered
free Of expense
april z3-tf JOS. l.. SAVAGE >& co.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

7NHE subscriber, having obtained license to sell
at auction, respectfully offers his services to sell
property Of every description. All sales entrusted
70 his care will receive his personal attention, and
every effort will be made TO make goods command
fair prices.
He will bestow particular attention to the arrang-
ing and disposal of furniture at private houses.
Liberal advances made on all goods consigned for
public sale, but under no circumstances will limited
goods be received. He respectfully solicits share
of patronage.
c. w, BOTELER. Jr, Auctioneer.
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From the Hon. Noah A. Phelps, late Secretary Of the
State of Co1necticuf

From the Hon. Noah a. Phelps, late Secretary of the
State Of Connecticut
MlpDLETowN, CONNECTICUT,
September 81, l845
DR.. l.. Parmec resided some time in this city,
following the practice of Dentistry. He is a
worthy citizen, and sustains high reputation III
the line of his profession. From my knowledge
of the man, his standing in society, and profession
al Skill take much pleasure in recommending
him to the favor and patronage of the public
NOAH A. PHELPS.
F'ou the Hon. Robert Dale Ouoen, M G. from The
State Of Indiana.
"WAsHINGToN CRY, Dec. %, l845.
Hating on various occasions availed myself of
the professional services of Dr. l.. Parmele to my
entire satisfaction, i take pleasure in adding my
testimony both as to his skill as Dentist and his
kind urbanity as man.
ROBERT DALE OWEN.n
From the Hon q. Pratt, late NJ. c. from the State 0,
.Neio York.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
February 25, 1845.
take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the
snerior skill Of DR., l.. Parmele from know
ledge of his operations in his profession Of an i'm
portant character performed by him, as well as to
his worth as CltfIen anu naVlng Deen long and
intimately acquainted with him, now cheerfully
recommend him to all who require his aid
Il. PRATT.
From Dr.. Mott, President and Professor Of swger,
in the University, .Ne,o York.
New YoRK, Nov. %, 1S42.
have been familiar with the reputation of ]
Smith Dodge as practical Dentist for many
years. In the opinion of my friends who have ex-
perienced the benefit of his skill, can place full
confidence. can therefore most cheerfully re.
commend him to those who seek relief from the
maladies of their teeth.
VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
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T,ORCES' PICTURE OF w WASHING-
r TON AND ITS VICINITY !" a use'ul guide
for strangers for sale al the Office Of the Colum
bian Fountain. Price 81 co. may 26-H
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DENTAL SURGERY.
DODGE e. PARMrTr

MENTAL SURGEONS, Of Bond-street. New
- York, having practised the three past winters
in this city, respectfully announce to their friends
and the public that they have concluded to keep
their Washington Office open during the entire year
in future at their present location on
Pennsylvania Ape., bet,oeen oh & 10Th sts.
where one or both,of the partners may always be
found in attendance. They respectfully tender their
professional services to their friends snd the public,
and invite all who may require the advice and skill
Of the experienced and practical Dentist to call on
them, learn their TERMS and examine their claims to
public confidence and patronage. They would par
tcularly call attention to their patent method of fast
ening artificial teeth when set on gold plate, which
Is used by them alone in the city Of Washington
The most prominent advantages are the following
lst. 1t saves the pain attendant upon the removal
of the roots of the front teeth when in healthy
condition, and makes those roots highly useful in
fastening the artificial teeth
I'd. It gives the teeth greater frmness, rendering
them always much less troublesome and more use-
full in the process Of mastication than the common
mode
Sd. II renders it easy to remove and replace the
teeth, which, together with the peculiar simplicity
of the fastenings, enable the wearer to keep them
always clean.
The great improvement secured by this patent
needs but to be in order to be understood and
used to be appreciated. II is universally commend
cd by those who have availed themselves of its adj
vantages.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the Hon. Silas Wright, late of the u s. Sen
ate, noW Governor Of Ne,o York.
Washington, D. c., Feb. Is, ls43.
Dr. ]. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival in Wash
ington to open an office as Surgeon Dentist pre-
sented to me letters from several friends in New
York Of the highest responsibility and standing con-
tanning the strongest and most favorable testimoni-
ais both to the excellence of his private charac-
ter, and his superior professional qualifications
These satisfactory evidences of the man and the
Dentist induced me at once to engage the profes-
sional services of Mr. Dodge for my own family
and my wife and myself are now able, from person
al experience to add our equally favorable tes-
timony in his favor as gentleman and skilful
Dentist. This testimony is thus given by me, as
well in obedience to the earnest solicitations of re-
spectacle and worthy friends in New York, who
have for many years experienced the skill and fdel
ity of the Doctor in his profession, to my convic-
tons Of his personal and professional merit.
SILAS WRIGHT.
From the Hon. John W. Davis, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
Washington, d, c., Dec. 23, ls45.
take pleasure in stating that DR.. L. Parmele Of
this city has executed for me an excellent piece Of
work in the line of his profession, one which sew.
eral other Dentists of high repute declined to under
| take as being imprscticable, but by the skill o.
sional style, but is highly seviceable and satisac
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II. FINLEY HUNT,
ESIDENT DEN TIST.

WAsHISeToN CITr,
Pennsylvania Apenue, betsoen 9Th 4 10Th streets
april 26-tf
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My daughter has used Wheelers Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication Of the gums, and sweet
ening of the mouth. have no hesitation in recon-
mendng it as the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth have ever seen.
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Certificates Of Members Of the Philadelphia
Bar

have used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
and its effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
to me high opinion Of its merits. cheerfully
commend it to the general use.
TT KNEASS
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Having made use of your much celebrated Tea
berry Tooth Wash, feel convinced that it is the
best article l have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend its use to the public in general as
pleasant and efcacious article for preserving the
Teeth and Gums.
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FOREIGN CORRESpOADEA.

MALTA, Nov 26, Is45.
H"er waiting Impaenty several days for IN. .,ili,,
y" 'he steamer, We bid adieu 10 Egypt and booud,p, 70
pdiy over the waves Of the Mediterranean il l,. ho,
vi MA" 'our Gays time hove in sight df Malta A., M
a"' 'o'"e''y possessed by The Knights of A,lr. bu,
WI many years past belonging to Great Britain W.
''"oeo al The Lazareifo and confined in i,s G,,s
,'"o"' 'o' Twelve long days, closely guarded, Wilton,
merry 10 Touch " speak to any one saw, our ,x ,,.
se'eee. "ho consisted Of Russian Conn, , R,..i.a
Artist aud an English Officer on hi. v,y L,,n. ,.,s
bombay, after len years absence. WE w.,s y..,s,
day released from that prisun. cop6neme,, ,,, H.,
''"ce oten rambling over The Island view inr vLa
could find curious or Interesting
The distant view Of Malta much rc..oh,.. u,
Ing of The Island Of Elba, which l,nc. i, r,.. ~,
bu, much more beautiful. The popua,i,, ,s ,,
eshy housa"d-i seems to be mass Of rocks GOV, rs
ed with light soil and very mporan, rend, zyous fr
the commerce and navy OF Crest Britain. Il sbounJs in
ru''s Of the mos, delightful! quality though this is no,
The season -stlI We NV have grapes nclurs pears o
must delicious flavor and Of beautiful aprea ,es.n,
bling wax "o'k, Malta oranges, which You Luow ARE
So celebrated; ard yesterday dinner besides
a'es we had the rare species of "raLge which is only
found IN this Island and Sicily called tho Mandarin.
oranPe-ihs tkln is very thin and its size M, LARGER
than peach. Of flavor exceeding any thing ever tas
ted This Island ia not lar south Of The Island of SicIv
where the Emperor and Empress of Russis are a, pre-
SENT IN account Of the delicate health Of the Empress
Our Russian Count and Arts, 60 from this to jn them
al Palermo. Tho Artist las been travelling in the
East BY the command Of the Emperor to make sketches
OF scenery In those nres lie has sulne paintings
OF great beauty and high finish
one Of the great difficulties in travelling The Eas,
is tho long quarannes required at the diercn, r,s
and these regulsions kept up and strictly observed
whether any epidemic rsgcs in the COUNTRIES whence
20" ha'l from or not There has been NJ plague in E.
gyP' Tor more tina" four yesn-s,ill one coming from
That country must be incarceaed in this Lszareo for
long ''me-e,ery morning waited upon and examined
'y Nv" Physician. ahd KEEP, from all in,eIcpnss with
Others Should you cnme in coniact Mnh one mat .r
'"eo' though It were The last day yon had Ia stav
your oe'e"'ion would oe proongrd and YOU would
nave 10 remain as long tie one you came in contact
with.
o"' @ymraihles were murh enlisted = few DAYS nas
when The French steamer, from Cons,ann.pI. arrived
Il Sssins Sixty Ia''s. ho uers .snreea 10 s.a, :,
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"SI" ROBERT WALKERS REPORT

we stated, lew days ago, that the Tariff Rs,o,,
OF Secretary Walker (or "Sir Rober, Walker =. h..
called by one ihis brother free trade .den,oe,o,, u
!" The British House Of Lorts, where. strange IN .,v
MS democratic doctrines found 50 much fsyo, ,w,. !,
possession OF the British Ministry before i, had besn
communicate 10 the proper Committee IF tho Am.,;
"a" ti"oss Of Representatives. Tue ,f6ci,l ,,,., =,
washington having conirsd,cted this s,,temen, /, !.
proper to remark that copied il verboti f,om H..
ne""""d Enquirer; and that paper, We think c,ni,d il
from ''r a''""rs Sun. aIsper in high favor with
inc Po"ersshat be-" Ii be untrue "A now ,l,sc.d nv.
r" Tie responsibility Tor its ulterancs un bss 70 hon,
IL properly a'tschrs. But tho Washington .,,,..,o,
dent Vi the Baltimore Patriot insinua,ss v.,v 1891,
notwithstanding the denial II the W.shino,o, IT,',n
''a' |" substantially true. He asks: "Will The al
,'o' oil The Un'on) cay. tina, Pakenham. III. R,,.,
'i'"'s'fr' was nut in Mr. Walkers room. ub.n 49,
copy. " one Of the FIRE, copies Ut he later, p.,.,
y'"s on ms table, and tina, Mr. Walker did mn,
inc hrP to the Minister. WIN, d.smin, /, If m. hoh
CO.. '''.p'' 'hce to the British Ministry. transmitted il
''"e !" n" government. with Mr.. Walkers permis
sion ask. il. before any Comment w. mad in hi.
mater. Mr. Walker did not himself max. . mer;, u,
Ae. ny v"'uaarily declaring: thai, 4, the interview
s"e" M'. =. had with him a his nam, he gave the
III. copy ne had Of his fepot, tn thai sen,snau7"
Ne think it snif,s, howeve,. fam ul.,, ,rcum
s""ees' that the Tariff has been all tho while Mr.
i"'@ "anf ear., rrC. which 10 sss rs!ist 10 win
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IA, ,,s,esl ,s,,, AID a.. iearej al this se Us se-
kWv~leEed head end isstss Ms very Csassss !" .as
Treasury, came forward To advocate The MEASURE WI"
the av.wal ihsi u had respect tina country sa,a
.nv m.a d,ub, the intended r-e,7 To he sure. sf n
Peel declared tia, The colJnies 81 The Ifo"n hso
ly increased and nrcrssay tina, III" army ~" ~
w stosid be widely ddased. So II ss'. aud ~ n1o
been fr sass. The Queen. tor. pa the 'nefese ~ wv.
Vssund bus there dsgb, ~ tnsaRo ~ !" ""s''
ess drsssed fos. -.
AZ ~ ths ysasssi h.ne and conpexi,a of ts BRUSH
pssss Mr. G. did nol feel dspnrd rely - ssnch lSn
the, ~ the S.as,os from New jersey seetnrd to So
Oae u the leading political organs in lndon-ih' M''
ming Chr,nlclr, Lsrd John Russrli's rspsf-thfs"
u, iL idea Thai the Dfi,sh G.vefea-st Ought ''a l."
sdrr The 49'b degree a. boundary wnhon, accom-
psam.sts sach ~ We never couid co,srn' To- Inc w"
claims lapp~d each other and II was VAN TO ia
line. and say they sh, nld eed there The Pfesde 'e
umrn~ndrd grants Of land In seilers al ,he 'xpfah
III the Twelve months' notice. aud said that other nra
sares would then be NEEDED. Every body und' fs'""
his meaning. Every body knew thai ih."e measures
looked To our iakng posscssin 81 the hole ol h' oe
gon crrory. u must csms 10 this: the drsi'ny 81 gu"
country ~ss onward. aud its future ooufsr ins''a''r
Mr. W.h.'sr, (.reaLi"s sc'o's) YES; """'' "s''-
ble." "a laogh)
Mr.. Csss, (Iaushing.) No. did not say war isias,
table gay the onward course oi our country "e,
iiabls. and u accommodation shall be effected WIN
England, Ilcsvs all ~ say how near war may be- Or
r. beu Peel said thai the British Minister in this coo.
try had refused The offer Of 10 deg made 10 him by THIS
Government; he added. IN very gentle terms, maj
would have been better TO have referred inc qs"" W
his Government at home Bu, he did NJ, say that the
n.h wgaS J! a'ss ssffgg Ss a.as be .c
should have said, MIR. Pack-nhsm IA an homes, ind
able man, but he has taken injurious 10 his f
,ufe utility a. our Minister - America. We will Gle
va'e him IN rsnk. bu, We mus recall him, aud thea
make to the United States fer parallel Of 40 dey
This would have been really pacific I'LL he saw
this. NJ snr'hlnR like il. he could mol vote to sponr
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frsvemes, ~ hate psrsi II the sesslos sefsssly
prejudice. and perhaps defeat the application.
have seen correspondence, however, between Messrs.
Lyons and McCauley, in which the latte, gentleman
,irely excupaes Mr. Lyons from all blame in The mst,er.
The truth II, MIR. l.. who was OF committee ap>
pointed by the stockholders II The j. r. X. Company
% prepare and present petition To the Legislature ask
Ing aid 70. the purpose Of prosecuting The canal suppo
sed that the petition would be BY anohrr hand
and did mol therefore proceed the execuon o the task
as soon he would have done had he been aware that
that duty would ultimately deyolve upon himself. Be-
sides this in addition his Legislative duties Mr.. L.
was busiy employed professionally in the through
out the month of December, that he very Ere,
quentIy, Throughout that msn, absent from The House
The petition WAS prepared by him. however, and as soon
as II was presented, It pressed by him through the
committee aud the House with much rapdlly an prace
.ieable, and with zeal certainly and an ability which
have rarely sren surpassed. INDEED who did no, al
together, as is known. CONCUR with him in opinion
deemed his zeal rzees're. The fate Of III. bill. in my
opinion. was no, Influenced at all by III. delay /,
would have been defeated at whatever pe.d Of the sra
sion !. 'nigl, have been acted upon. unques,ionably
Mr. L. deserves the cordial thanks rather Than the re-.
proaches Of the people of The Valley of wlse interest,
" we 80 '"'''V"' u"''"E "o'ocdP. by thCSe
who have correct knowledge Of his curse his exer,ons
cannot fail 10 be gratefully appreciated hope ME editors
OF the Fincas'le Democrat will do Mr. Lyons the SIMPLE
justice To dIsabus. The minds If the readers of that pa
per n the erroneous impress hch the letter Of NJ
aules aud the remarks Of ore oflhem are cacu ed
10 produce
The Legislature will ADJOURN Tomorrow. had Ak.
Pfced 10 leave this city my return home this nom
ing o" The canal has been rendered temporarily uunsv.
'gaoe by the recent eden,edsorm, and couse,
1"en'y shall moi be able 10 leave until Friday morn
ing travelling Is obstruc,cd in every direc,iou-tw.
lag to which we have been enabled to keep quorum in
'heir seats until now. We have hsd no mail from The
North since last Saturday event s-and have therefore
no news from Washington TO communicate
The James River and Kauawha COMPANY were tn
nave held an adjourned meeting las, Monday evening
nu' no quorum has yet attended, in consequence Of TN,
absence OF the two State proxies. (Messs Venabe and
Leg who are doubtless detained by the impassabl.
condition Of the roads. The Board Of Public Wori,
"as Today supplied their PLACES by appointing pro ten
essTs Wiley of the Serale and Ilsrve Of the Hous-
oil Delegates The only business t!a, know Of will BIZ
The election Of President. II is impossible l., coni.c
lure upon whom the choice will fall. The Company
having no money. ard therefore compelled to remain In
s'"'" q"o 'o the next twelve months, bu, ,lc interest
seems 10 be telt in the result
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w me G"vernor Of The State Of Delaware, Tms.
ockon, died Oh The End March
TO THE PEOPLE OF CANpnp,,

ne session .! the Legislature approaches n, cls..
anu Inc relations snbssng between US as rrpres.n,.
i've a"o Constituent, will IN few days terminate. Gun.
'et"P'a'lng change Of residence within few d,,.
thereafter, shall Of course not again be candidate ~
represent you IN the House of Delegates. But can.
'o permit The occasion 10 pass, Within, esp,ess,, Ia
you my heartfelt thanks Tor the kindness which have
so uniformly experienced at your hands Eyb, .nrr.s
s'e years have been honored with The sufr,ues If :,
n'y n me voters Of the county -an violence f e;,
aPPiooaton oil my efforts 10 serve them. which I s,.n
never cease 10 cherish, with lfus ajusliable pride II
nave any regrets it is that those EFF rs nav. ma, h..n
as successful as desirsd in promo'iny your lca int.
rests. Those Interests, ned not say to Won ar. dean,
involved IN the future legislation Of the Stale and i,
'tf'ns from your service. gra,ifed to believe thai,
'hey VIII be entrusted to ADLER. Ohouuh no, more x,
ouS) advocates OF them than have been. | mos, ain.
ce'ey 'hank you Tor the repeated acts Of kinJn, S. and
'a'of which have received ffom you The, are pd.,
p'y stamped "pon my memory. aud will always cu,l,
'o' " command my services, in any matter in which il
nay 10 IN my power To reqne the wrichy oby,,jon.
under which YOU have placed me- With sincere ,,y,,a
am your grateful friend and fellow -citlz.u.
RICHARD II. TOLER
RICHMOND, March 2, 1916.
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rJse HpaeJsbu RI CtrGimtaM
MON DAY, MARCH o. 1876.
CONGRESS.

The Or, zon question 10 still under discussion In lie
Senate. Il has assumed almost an entirely new s''
p~ct The resolutions that psssed the IIonse VIII mol
pss. the Senate but resolutions similar to Mr. Cf'rn-
den. ored by Coquiit OF Ceorgs. ia thought VIII
pas. These resolutions leave ii with the dscTeon oil
the President 10 SETTLE the matter. Several Uf the
Democrats in speaking Of the resolutions advocate The
sti l,n,n by sgrs-ng ID. 10Th parallel as the com
promise. We annrx the resolutions:
"Resoved Thu, oo,ic. be given In terms II ID" treaty
tr sbnea iing the convention made between u Britain
aud ih~ u Sars the twentieth oi October, eighteen
hundred and twenty aevr0 Immediately after The close
III the present scsson Of Congress. unrsa The President
in his discretion sa con.'dsr 1t sIpedens 10 defer II 10
. la.er p~rod.
"Slo q And be IL further resoiped, That !, is earn
n~sy desired tim, The long standing contfosesy respect
ing I,s in the Oregon ierl,my be speedily settled by
negotiation and eomprose. 10 order 10 langnlze inc
public mind. and 10 preserve the friendly relations o The
two countries"
Mr. Webster b.s given notice of his intended sup
pof. Of these two Resolutions. Tho debate in III. Sen
ct. d.y nr,ifaced III rough several hours. and
the dircus-i'n was imporiant. IL gives the opnion
The Senate in a condrnsed and interesting form.
Mr.. Johnson Of Md. towar ds the conclusion Of the
days discussion, underworld TO orng the Senate 10
ol The impti ii the suhcl. and II possible 10
draw frnm The hartman of the Commit,ee IN Foreign
Relations some opnion 10 BE- r~hd upon as TO tho yr"
entertained hy the Executive up.n NE subject ofDfgo
liatioD.
Nj. Allen would only answer by referring to th'
Message Of Mr.. Polk, And by expressing the or....,ur
that his views were no, changed. Tic is no he otin
Ion, however. Of all Of NJ. Folks hi.rds The S-n'
s'e at la'e hour adjourned wi,oat q vote upon ,h'
question.
N the HOUSE No business Of imp rtance has beef
'''n'ar'ed txcep, the drcssion Of the New jersey con
sled election, which was decided in favor Of the 81,
Ting member, who is Wing by the casting vote o
! the Speaker
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Or Mr.. Gilman # Michigan, u ade a speech in the
House Of Representatives few DAYS sn the New Jer
sey contested ELECTION. II will be recollecled that he
was 'he author of the remark that Education was the
enemy o' democracy" tie now explains his meaning
!" mat remark "'hat men were by nature Democrats
ana 'a' 'hey were spoiled by educs when they be
came Wings. 10 illus irale " hat he mean, he would
quote rom an article In Backwoods Magazine Of 1892
written by Wilson. Toryism was an innate principle
OF human beings aud Evil Iiabi, made them Wings"
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fsoM il.rrl.-End IF The W@.- BY tho f..,
sailing bark heca, Can't tl"y we have advices from
'on au Prince 10 the 10Th inst. The projected inva
slon Of The Domncaps has been bandoned Tor ,he nre
sen' tbs army Of tho North having refused To march.
The war exc,emen, hss been the main prop Of Prrro.
administration. aud INV that there prosprc, Of peace
orn'dahc opponents are n'enacng him wth snothrr 70.
vo'u''"n. and the severance Of ilay,i u,o two new
States is talked Of.