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MF CRIkhT ANktuECENfkT
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRNSSl!
That ONLY sovereign and HEyE0 FAILING
REnEDY for SUBDIlNG IAIN, and curing th
BRUisEs, RHrUMArsw, and all cuTASEous
and EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
EALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRilTOR.
Ina NEW DRESS and BONES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZEi!!
CAUTION N-CoUSrfRFEITS in the OLD
WRAPPER food the market Aroid them as yon
~Onh poison
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUrios TO DEALERS !-Unscupulous vent
crs of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
aud drlctrrious stuff with f,m bores f tive gnu
ins Daiicy salve in each dozen, under well imi-
tatcd bnt CouhrERfEiT WRAPPER of the OLD
SIZE .nd thus offer il dealers AT rcdu cd price
This BAIT takes 18th many dealers, but the con-
fiji sui "A hut tn he
an poisonous stnr pao@ the penalty of The haud
aggravated disc sss, unsightly dcformity result
ing from severe ! rms and wounds, and not un-
frcqurnil, loss of lac itself are the woful consc-
qucnccs
FULL PARTICULARS
of most Interesting case ly the late Hague street
explosion in New York, will shortly bc published,
The sufferer was OF the most severely injured.
given up Ly the Physicians as beyond hope
and cured by "THE GESUINE" Dalicy Sabre
completely, that not the smallest scar is lcit TO
ell the tale.
Buy The Daley Sabre ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
the use of couatufits--arc Of getting the GIN
vISE article-.nd gain 80 per cent. in quan-
~ of the Ointment
o. See the NEW Circulars for 1850.
THE NEW ENVELOPE-TIIE
LARGE BONES AND THE GENUINE
ARgjCLE.
No OTHER SALvE but DALLEy's, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns ar Scalds in few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
Scarf!
EMBLEMs on the sEw ESvELoPE--the Tn
angle, Serpent, Dors, Lion, Sun and Eagle
CAUTION EXTRA.
Beware of travelling IMPOSTERS uho rep
resent hemseires as my Agents, offering Dall"y's
mi IN N uf rpIl ed
price. soemnly caution the public against such
ISTERLGPLRs and their PoIsoHoUs NosTRUMs.
Ny ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are d. Il. TOUsEY and NJ. :. BURR.
II. DALEY,
AS Broadway, New Iork.
DR.. r. r. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port
T.. S.-R. r. Hazard hereby informs the vcnd-
crs Of Medicines in thisand the neighboring towns,
that he will sell them for cash, the true DalIcys
Pain Extractor, per dozen gross, at Dallry's
Cash prices
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Throw Physic to The Dogs"

To illustrate the use Of the GAIsN ANIC BELa,
ssppose the case Of person afflicted with that bane
Of civilization, DYSPEPSIA or any other Chro nic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimuants
81. taken. which, by their action the nerves and
murclss Of the stomach. afford temporary relief, but
which leave the p,trnt in a lower state. and with
m ured faculties, after the action thus excited hns
ee1sad Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the application of the GALNANlC BELT
lake D!srepdc sufferer even in the worst symp
toms Of an attack, and simply tie the Belt round the
body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In q
'hor, period the in'ensible PRECIPITATION will act
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing q
Golvanic circulation which will pass to tho
negative, and thence back again t. the positive
Elt keeping up a continuous Gnlvanic circulation
throughout The system. Thus the most severe case.
'of d, SPErSlA are PERMANENTLY CURED !
Wv DNNS IS AMrLh SUFFICIENT TO ERNDl
IAIE lHk Disc ASE OE YEARS
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One Dollars Worth !
DANGEROUS sCRoFULA !

u,,, nnsh CASCER-how much 3YPHlLS-Ry
,uri srROFI;IA--will enc doRay's tsovh Of BRjAI'l
pTRIIIER cnm1 Read the follswn ing state nrus, wtasA
,noc, slos of s
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF IHs SYsIEMI

Mr. .HOlTsTASDvR. rerrs.n,. ose-hs. T>r-vsw o..
Ohio wr'e December 10 l2is and sner having ra.cd ko~
ike a charm III. ruLMOSARY BALsAN lad ersctrA
the of his wss son,nrpti-n so,gh ssiii - 49,
h. gen-tsl debility Of my system, and have ne hestscH
10 saying that II 10 tho her rrdens 70 rr,Tosr ard
y,cos.rv rps SYSTEM that have ssed Ia er~p u.
,tIDse where we have sold BRAST'S NEniCi iNYS So
Mar, p,ossd thsr .ceory s,d s~, ne aver s,rsley.A
SALT RkEUM,
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CIR JANE MURRAY'S FLUID CAM
OPiIOR, This preparation which has earned
a deservedly high reputation both in Europe and
America, as preventive and cure Tor the Asatic
Cholera and its premonltory symptoms, may he
had of fresh importation at
X. X. HAZARDS,
Sign of the Mortar,
JunelS a,hinston Square
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION! !
Esr II YEARS OLD.!!!
A. ooMi-o Gpotr, Ofsngo 70, =

BrooM~o GpoVr, Orange GO, y. Y, July 10, 1850.
T, IA A II. Cusr.rrr New York
Dear sirHnying been very severely handled ny
heumatisn aud other disease. and having been
Lursd IN . most remarkable manner by CHRlSTIES
GALvkSF BELT and FLUID, thought would
rive You -st.ment of nv case. for the benefit Of
sdsri hsd the rheumatism last winter and my
legs sw,lled very much. Wy head was also yer,
much afflicted, having so severe a pain over my eye'
thar could scarcey see. At the same time ]
troubled by ,ra,m', caused by the pain in my head
I 'urposs. My hearing had been getting poor 70,
s.v"ral ,esr' from catarrh, so that in one ear !
could scarcely hear at all Having heard wonderful
account, of Cpri,rir, BEIr and FLuIp, ! sent to
your store and got them. The Belt was put on, and
,ao fluid used "a directed, snd don't think hss
rad site- the FIRST night using them minute cloar
pan T. m thst time to this being six months The
theumstism left my body entirely after wearing
the belt very short ihns probably two weeks
1bsn put on a Gavanic Necklace. and had not
poru IL iwo week, before my head perfectly
sell My hearing in both oars is entirely restored
the PAIN MI gone, ny sight Is very good for man
~ srs a. years in NugusO snd consider my
sell entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the loss, difficulty. consider my cure
very rensrEaha and therefore do not hesitate 20 re:
rsssons afflicted a. ! have been.
(sign.d) PHINEAs TUTHTLL.
Phnss Tuthill II Blooming Grove Orange County
y. Y, who ia er,onally known to me as most
,Psetsbs citizen and worthy of all confidence being
duly sworn deposes and says that the facts set forth
IN the above statement in relation to his case ara
entirely correct and that he is in the enjoyment
Of good health, caused as he believes by Christes
Gslvanie Curstvs
rHrSGAs TUTHIIL
Sworn before ne thi, goth day Of June 1850
o. W EAGER Justice OF the Peace
sg No trouble or neonv enienee attends the use
AZ Or CIkISTfES C.fIPdNTC CURyfTITES
and they may be uorr by the most feeble and deli
cate with perfect ease and safety. In many case
the sensation attending their use - highly pi,asanf
.rS sgre,abk. They stC accompanied by full and
plain directions Tor ute. Pamphlets with full par
sculsfs mag be obtained gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Prices:
The Galvanie Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Gslvanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 B,vs,, Of Count, fsis snd Hsrihi,u Tm,iehor,
d. c. MOREHEAD, NJ d.,
GrNTRAL lCIST FOR THk UNITED gTAIIs
I32 Broadway, New York.
.ts Iy DR. n. n. HAZARD. & CO.
Authorized Agents for
j.. 10. iy. NEWPORT, r. l.
NEW PRrv-s. -eliig ~ ~ ia '.-r pourd
=. .~e AkllfNG -
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ClIRISTlE'S GALVANlC CURATIyES,

The BtLT i, used when the body or system ges
mil, is Affected the NECKLACE for complaints Of
the Throat. as Asthma aud Bronchitis, aud oi the
Head /; aud the BRACELETS for all disorder oi the
srnS or limbs as rheumatism, Palsy, Tremors and
sr.smodic affections These articles are simply ap.
piled a. directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accom- ysnes them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL.
ps- The great popularity and excellence Of the
GALv ASlC CURATlyES consists in the fact that
they arrest and disease by outpard applcation.
IN place Of the usual method of Drugging and
Physicking the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopele,sl, under the infection They strengthen the
whole rviitm e9 idEe the circulation Of the Blood pro-
usts the s.1siions inrigorate the entire enerEhf and
Ia ~, siighisG harm under any cireums0ness
Since their introducto in the United States only
three since than
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GREAT iMLRlCAN REMEDY

yEGETA ABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS.
A ,uto, speedy anGpermanont Cure Tor pyr
prp.a m IT'S worst Forms. Tins medicine
will he found to cure all complaints arm y
from dIsordersof the Stomach and Bowels,
! B llilusness, Yelswness Of skIn, Liver
Complaints, Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, PS!pta'i"n Of the Hear.
Costivene,s, &C, &c. Please read the iol-
lowing certificate:
Read The following from an emincntphy
sic'an;
The undersigned br NJ acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients cf fu'c..ings Veg
etah!e Dyspepsia Bnters, and having used II
for some tinl. in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends tins medicine
srom the certainty ofns OBJECT, and gives II
preference over all preparations IN medicine
for that distressing complaint. DyspepNial
L. HARDENBERGH, NJ D.,
The fol! wng certificate is from Mr.. Bib
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreoty
Hying been III ctcd very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
it VISA ivlsei To take Hulrhlng> DyspePJ
III lrrs, all have every reason To hcvear
in bts spcrfec lv cured me. invesln f'i,
10 symptoms of ~ return Of he disease and
hi eve frhn ,e effect il had on NE That
W .lycuye the worst cases Of Dyspepsia. go.
NJ D. BRADY,
M 2o5 Broadway, \. Y.
The Proprieto- cfIhis medicine hasreceiv.
ed many olher certificates of cures. equally
remarkable, oIth' varIouS diseases for which
tins preparation is applicable bot The aho'
are leemed n ce>sary to sat-fv my unprrj.
ndced mind Of its value and .uperioriiy
above ali Dthe' prepIratI"nS.
Principal office, | % Fulton st., n. Y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per bottle, OF 6bottles for
So SO,
RI HAZARD & co.
A;,othecaries Hall.
xJyI Agent for Newport.
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When al nope OF eeI had been gwen up shd s'ery'
hing else been tried in vain! The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf.
IDENTIFY stated TO be without parallel in Me snnsls
Of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
Eaishsd persons holding elevated official stations
merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families among all
classes ranks ana conditions. have equally been re.
sipisnt and have equally acknowledged the won.
drous and often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received
60 Let II he known and remembered that the only
kntut al Restorative for the Nerves is Galvan4sn,
and that IN all Nervous Diseases we should
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NTEw PRrv1s. .~ll,g a. Poets r-r pourA
y - erfs Young
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,peL Medieipe ia .rey roTei ani y.Ls |. 'tWuhn'
'nr ~ ,rrIf f.,,. rrr.t-1 a. ni OIL Erft P"f u c'n'
tain. mo,s, purifying, heal yiris -. T"faM t.a..
iu there Is rul uinud in fOrn EOTTLfSf ~ any Svhs
,,, , nr unv other ul.J ihSt has aver lcSn vnci's
h. .aa TAcrc union,ed rrooi N gar rsnn LETS, S nS
y, lie ~. of his great IadaS pvr.ts, they ~ ws,n y.
IEh vel LINF-th.y that wsr- LANE and tIuff ffiaryy
E ~ Nov WALK-ihey that were SiCk, sCRofCLrH
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a Tsr acknowledge and extraordinary eurstise
powen OF these wonderful inventions Is now So gen.
sply known and their sales and reputation through.
out the whole country so extensive, that 1t would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further Bui
some late circumstances have occurred which rsndss
matter Of duty to the public not to be altogehe
silent for while the ephemeral nostrums Of the day
srs trunpeted by columns through the Press snd
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the sfhstsd
and are found ju.t good Jo' nshsins,
Christie's Caivanis and Magnetic Curatives,
have been quietly working their way sIpong the
most intelligent and respectable classes, aud are
sonstantly achieving cures in an alarming train Of
diseases which have for ages baG,ed all the nid Of
medic me aud all the resources of Science. Ihes,
Aisea o. are called
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acknowledgements
Brant's is the Cheapest /;

WIN have u..d BRAsT's sPuRIFIER, after having ussd
,l ,,.J All tho Sayniy,ils and s,her u'e1ssn.s roS
cd y, cure blood disossus have dssioes ihss-
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NERCURIAL DISEASES.

RRANrs rtRiYyiSo EXTRACT 10 re-toS e-d t'cr-
spqh orod',pior If ,A ne sG' II NtrcvsY or sny " s
various preparations OF CNo-EL ~ AEsevsy. Iro~ d
.y,fem and restores the blood -p,cis, n>d III ~ prvS
dIe1sed. to their originsl. HEALTHY STATE.
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RHEU MATlSM
and Enlargement of the Joints.

SNEw YoRx, ID March. 1880.
) Jjth.str near 9Th Avenue.
Dr. s. p. TowNsEND-DEAR sra; have been very
severely afflicted for tour FIVE years with Rheuna.
tsm and enlargement Of the joints having been una
bic 10 sleep or rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since have used your Ssrsapa.
rlla happy to say that II has almost cured
ma and you mny publish this. 40 that others may
receive the ocncit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours with respect MRS. SCOLAu
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LlVER-COMPISlNT!

Dr NATHAN HUBBAHD, st Siossj~-t Nsra Gf~p ~
tho oldest and most rosprcta6io py:io"ss Ne, .Ae
with Iiv- Cswri1irt sisny yesrs snl wa S~ycfScpr4
BY p-ng BRASrS PURIFYING xxTkAC1. We oah
uzne buu dte.~ of oLllrt I.-i
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CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

on tie gi,i to The ramo- aui tee ~ ndhr sos
~ ono c.se dooas,at~d and the oh,, y,u"0sy
s.ei. prevent nny a the G-ti di'>ss' u,ni tocaev
,fis. IN " ANAL chals.
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$4,000 Pc r 8 o N 8

including all sges, classes and conditions, among
whom wsr. large number of Ladies', who are pscs
harry subject to Nervous Compla have been
ENTIRELY and Permanently Cured.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS J
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

ana oth"r pat ties He known the public. Any
nil'ldu ,Is wisn s tu ther Information respecting
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DYSENTERY.


This distressing disease is deranged condi.
ton Of the visceral organ. Whether resuit
ing from contagion, improper diet. change Of
climate, or from any other Gauss, DR.. :. Y.
Tvwusend's Compound Extract of Sar@Parilla
is demonstrated to he the most eihcacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
Jackson, Mich, Dec. is, leio.
Mr. IT, q. BLts.-DEAR sra I was taken sick on
the 7th August lsi5 with relax. or dyscntcry and
did not recover so that could perform manual labor,
until February, le4g employed the best ply sicians,
une after another, but none Of them could effect q
cure. bsgun to think never should rccoyer--whrn
a friend told me that h. hsf used DR. :. r. Townscnds
Sersspar with the hest of succrss, and advised mo
10 Try it, ud 80, and, contrary TO my expectation,
begun tO recover. Two bottles made me Ms well es
ever was In my lite. You at liberty TO make any
Of this that viii extend the of DR. :. 4. Town
sends ssrsapsrilla as remedy for the disease With
which was afflicted Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TUBBa
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FRUM PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.

- Jtmes {. Aye,--SIr have used Your
CHERRY PEG ORAL" in NY own vast Of
iccp-sratrd Bro .chtis, and am satisfied liom lis
'nrlnicd constitution that It is an admirable con-
pound Tor tie rclici ol lar!ngh aud bronchial diff
cul,ics. H my opinion as to its superior charac-
Ter can be- OF any service you arc at Liberty to use
1 as You thlrk proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. l.. D.,
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rciIyue to call pu ia Agents, ani satisfy them
rlycs d, rel rene. e. lllrous letters and ceItiD-
,,trs u the n,ahcs rrspcctablllt,.
Amopg the uuu&,uu AMI highly respectable
cr'ihr4trs We refer to the tbllrwmg:
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From Mexico.
From the New.Orleans Bee, Oct. a


By the arrivalyesterday Of the schr Bonita.
Captain Sbisa, from Vera Cruz the 4th instant, we
learn that Hon. Mr.. Letcher arrived at that port
on the revenue cutter Forward, on the LIST instant
and received by national salute from the Cas-
te and proceeded to the city of Mexico the 3D. in
good health Captain Sbisa reports the schooner
Robert Spedden at Vera Cruz, to sail for this port in
few days. MAJOR Barnard was sick at Barla DIR.
Canter, belonging to tho Tehuantepec Company. was
attending on him. Mr.. SIddelle, also belonging to
the Company, was at Minititan. Mr. Morgan OF the
surveying company, came In the Bonita from Vera
Cruz.
BY the Bonita we have received files Of Vera
Cruz papers to the beginning OF Obtober and from
the City OF Mexico TO the eth ult The intelligence
is of minor importance. Every thing about the
Government Of Mexico appears to be IN lamentsble
confusion. Ii Is nearly impossible to get together
quorum Of the deputies and when perchance tho
constitutional number are present, they do nothing
but submit projects upon projects, squabbe and fight
The treasury is reduced to It's lowest ebb the re.
sources of the Government are almost annlhilated
We stated some time since, that the Cabinet Of
President Arista had resigned. Intellectual efforts
have been made to appoint successors. We learn
from the TRAIT ID Inl0n of the I4th, that Mr. Robes
had accepted the post OF Minister OF War Mr.. Is
teya positively refuses that OF Minister of Finance.
Mr.. Ramirez is Minister of Public Affairs.
The accounts of the revolution on the Rio Grande
do not appear to have reached the city of Mexico as
late the 27th ult
The EsreIla del Pacifco, Of the 9TH of September
published AT MaZatlan says, on the LIST of the month
fifteen or sixteen Americans were surprised IN an at
tempt to embark secretly. They were well armed.
On Investigation, 1t was found that they had EN-
barked at San Francisco for MaZatlan and sent
ashore in boat by the captain who proceeded on his
way, without paying tunnage duty. The boat was
seized and coniscated by the authorities
The cholera has reapeared IN Guadalat ara and hsd
caused extensive ravages At Mazatlan there were
few cases
Some disturbances had occurred at Cmdad Guene-
70. Armora pronounced against the Governments,
and seized quantity OF muskets and pieces OF car
(1. AItfaxa had ~. MS
fight him. but It was thought the affair would be ans-
cably settled
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The Great India Rubber Case.
BoSToN, Tuesday, DC.

BOSTON, TUESDAY, Ocl II, 1871.
This morning, in the United States Circuit Court,
the plaintiff In the great India Rubber Of Good
year Versus Day, moved to assign the for trial
on the Goth day Of December next, stating as a
reason that Hon. Daniel Webster had been retained
for the plaintiff and the 26th day of December would
be convenient for Mr.. Webster to be present.
The Counsel for the defendant then moved that
the proceedings be stayed In the cause until the de-
cision of another cause involving the subject
matter that is the validity Of the Goodyear patents
between the same parte s, was pending IN the Dis
trlct of New-Jersey, which had been postponed at
great expense by both parties and which was put of
6y the plaintiff at the last September term OF the
Circuit Court OF that State, when defendant was
ready and sought tral upon the merits of the con-
troversy.
The defendants affidavit read IN support Of
the motion. In which he claimed that there was an
attempt on the part OF the plaintiff to take him un-
prepared and compel him TO try the case IN Nassa-
chusetts, after having procured the case IN New
Jersey to De continued when was ready for trial.
The defendant asked for time TO answer the plain
tiff S ao ayt, which granted and the hearing adj
journed Till Monday next TIL o'clock, A. VI.
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Slavery in the English Settlements on the
Coast of Africa.

The captain of French merchantmen,
writing to the National {Pars,) states that at tho
port of Accra, on the coast of Guinea, there is not
single English settler who has not more or less
slaves. some owning as many as $50 and even 200
When the owner wishes to get rid of his captive he
sells him to the first captain Of an emgrant boat
that lands. These emigrant boats are miserable
little coasters, commanded by liberated slaves, who
embark as crew at Sierra Leone, great number Of
persons bound to service for some specified time.
They take them not to South America or jamaica
but where the trade has ts center the Gulf Of BENIN
where they are disposed of, no one knows how, and
never heard of aferward.
Thus" the National continues, "if slavery has
been erased from the law it exists practice and o
what extent it prevails may be judged by the fact
that wherever there is want Of horses, the negroes
are yoked to the tilbury, five or six instead Of a
horse. When Bessieu, Bishop Of the Missionaries
who lives at Gabou, had occasion TO go to Accra, he
refused, to his credit be 1t said, to mount one OF
these vehicles, and bravely preferred 10 walk on
foot, under burning SUM- the cesbetween the
Dutch and English settlements, two leagues. The
English are not so conscientious they the ne
groes as the ordinary animals Of conveyance.
They reproach the Portuguese with claiming their
slaves while they have prison the fort into which
the black natives cast for the most trihing Of
Tense, and out of which they always come chained
by the neck when on their way to the public works
In the face Of these facts" adds the National we
wish to know, have all the officers of the British
Squadron neglected their most imperative duties, in
not informing their Government of the contempt for
British law manifested in these settlements Is il
after this fashion civilization is introduced TO these
countries where European policy could achieve such
| wonders II the Cabinet of St James be absolutely
ignorant of what takes place in these settlements,
let hope that this Information will reach It, and
that it will take such measures to prevent the
world from saying that English Philanthropy is
| merely lie"
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Whig Nominations.

Niagara Co.-For County Judge LEVI
F Bowen for Sheriff ELISHA CLAP, for County
Clerk LEWIS s PAYNE for Surrogate THOMAS NJ.
WEBSTER for Treasurer ALFRED VAN WAGGosER
for Superintendent Of the Poor Isaac II. SMITH
for Justice of Sessions PETER B. AKIN.
Broone Co.-For Assembly WILLIAM
l. FoRD for Co. Judge EDWARD c. KArrELL for
Sheriff ALBERT d. FREEMAN. for Treasurer RICH.
ARD MATTER; Superintendent Of the Poor SAMUEL
STOW for Coroner WILLIAM BUTLER for Asso-
ciaie Justice: JOHN h. EDWARDS. Resolutions were
adopted by the County Convention held at Bingham
ton, Oct, Is, responding to the State and local nomi
nations, endorsing the Albany Platform and for the
immediate Enlargement of the Enc Canal
Montgomery C0.-For Assembly: >.
WILLIAM CLARK, Minden.
Niagara Co.-For Assembly: |. Hon.
ABUAH II. Moss, renomina;ed
Orleans Co.-For County Judge: HIaAM
surer AMBROSE WooD for Assembly Gro. u
CoPTLASD for Superintendent OF the Poor john
T. SAwESs.
Rensselaer, Co.-For Senator: WIN. II.
VAN ScHOoNHoyEN for Judge CHARLES C. PARxE
LEE. for Surrogate CHARLES T. BLAIR for
Treasurer: HORACE HARRINGTON for sunerin.
teIdeut THovAs BusSEY for Justice CoRyE1r,,
SCHERsERHoRS
Saratoga Co-For Judge: AuGusrrs
forrrs for Surrogate Ioas UUsLEEar. r.,