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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

Sir, this doctrine of tie Administration goes
to condemn every war that we have ever been
engaged in; for when we have waged war
against any others than those "actinr under
essl stralnt?" When, tell me wber ? Alas /!
>Ir, what pltiable spectacle does our Admin
istration present in thus willfully corruptinp
christianity for the sake of saving SO vile and
abominable thing as slavery And then, sir.
what pitiable spectacle do the American
people present in choosing such an Admins
ratlon, and remaining patient under il; How
deep, and broad, and glaring is the brand of
hypocrisy upon the brow Of the American peo-
pie. Here stands America, holding in one
hand that blessed book which declares that
God "has made Of one blood all The nations
o. men that dwell on the face of the earth"
and holding in the other that emphaticaly
American paper which declares that "all men
are created equal" and this time her feet are
planted on the neck of millions whom she has
doomed to all the horrors, and agonies, and
poutions Of slavery.
Recollect too, that America is the nation
that owes more than any other to liberty, and
christianity, and knowledge, and that there
tore she is bound to surpass any other nation
in the enlightening and blessed influence of
her example. Other nations began existence
in unfavorable PERIOD the laid their founda-
tons in ignorance despotism, and supers,i
tlon But knowledge, and liberty, and chris
tlaniiy waited upon the birth of America, and
breathed into her the breath Of lfe
But sir my hour is up, and / will bring
my remarks to close. After all, the Ad-
mnistration has done us good service in at
tempting to qualify the divine command "to
do unto others as we would have others DO
unto u.s." In attempting this, for the sake of
saving salary, the Administration impliediy
admits that the naked command of the Bible
requires us to let the oppressed 60 free.
But no command of God is susceptible OF
qualification at human hands; and this at.
tempted qualification. therefore, falls to the
ground; aad the Administration have in eff
feet, quoted the naked command, and so ioin-
ell the Abolitonsts, of whom | am always
ready to declare myself one.
The Administration, in quoting this divine
command, has quoted authority for DESTROYING
all slavery. know that it did 1t quote it
or this purpose. ltquoted it to serve a pur-
pose against Austria, and filtered itself that
by means of few qualifying words, it would
shelter slavery from the force of the quota
lion.
The Administration should have remem
,ered that the Bible is holy weapon, and is
therefore fitted to an;i-sIavery instead of pro,
slavery hand. 1t should have remembered
that such weaped cannot be used without
great danger of great delriment to a bad cause
and therefore the should not have used it.
trust that the mistake Of the Administra-
ion in this case will be an effectua admoni.
tion to this and all pro.savcry Administra,
tlons and all pro-slavery persons not 20 con-
tnue to quote the Bible.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07
Mischief Makers.

Oh! could there in the world be found
Some little spot of happy ground,
Where village pleasures might 90 round
without the village tattliug!
How doubly bIest that spot would be
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from the bitter misery,
or gossips' endless praltling.
Oh! that the mischief making crew
Were all reduced TO one or Two,
Aud they were painted red aud blue,
That every one might know them!
Then would our villagers forget
10 rage and quarrel, fume and fret,
And fall into an angry pet,
With things go much below them.
For tits sad, degrading part
10 make another's bosom smart,
And plant dagger in the heart
We ought to love aud cherish!
Then let us evermore be found
In quietness with all around,
While friendship, joy and peace abound,
Aud angry feelings perish!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07
VOLUME I.
y 0 etrp.
For the Western Home Visitor.
LITTLE CLIFFORD.
ny II, sELBY.

He was as a beauteous vision
From the blessed world above;
With beauty daily heightening,
Calling forth our fondcst love.
Ore bright and cheerful summer
The little charmer staved d;
But ere twelve months were counted,
Our hopes in dust were laid.
Death-cruel monster robbed us
VI the beauteous angel babe;
And we laid him in his coffin
In the grave SO newly made.
We vept that one so lovely
Should have life so brief;
And bis charms so oft recounted
Gail forth afrJsh our grief.
His little robes are useless;
oh put them all away;
And the little baby toys
With which he used TO play.
Sweet babe!-he does not need them,
He has other garments now;
With crown OF glorious brightness
On that radiant infant brow.
Soon we'll drop our mortal gsrments,
And in robes Of glory too,
Wen come to thee in heav'n, sweet babe,
And there our love renew.
Then dearest babe, wen say farewell,
Till life with us is over;
And we reach those brighter realms above
To dwell forever more.
CHEsTERvILLE Seminary.
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ngIt is stated that Mrs. Miller . d.ro,

ES-lt is stated that Mrs. Miller, a daugh.
ter OF Gerritt Smiths excites great deal oI
curiosity in Washington. by appeling in full
Bloomer costume. Mrs. Miller is quite hand,
some and young, and her dr. SIS consists Of a
Scotch plaid frock, which comes down to her
knees, pants with morocco bootees. and a
Jaunty black hat and feather. such as the la
dies usually wear on horseback In addition
to her bloomer dress. she sometimes wears a
black velvet sack, richly trimmed with bugles
and other tasteful ornlmenls, Just such ms
you might tnd upon many "a fashionable lady,
but il tarres odd contrast with bloomersG,.
Mrs. NJ. has an intelligent, expressive face.
with fine eyes. Gerriit Smith is a burly.
good looking old gentleman, and his costume
is like any other plainly dressed cilz n. The
eccentrlciites Of both make them objects to be
stared at. when perhaps they do moi ohjsct
to.-&Gltimove Patriot
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07
NEWS THE MAILS.

AN EVERYDAY lNcIDEsT - In New York,
on Thursday. Coroner O'Dounell had little
bit OF work on hand, Of 65 Mott street, where
Ann knielly was burned to DEATH On visit
ing the place, he found the husband Of he
deceased in a state OF gross intoxicstion, Wing
upon filthy matrass and bis wife near BY al
most burned TO a crisp. II appeared that for
some weeks both deceased and her husband
had been drunk day and night A poisonous
rum shop was located in the basement Of
their miserable dwelling, and TO this their Iis-
lie daughter was sent Eve or six times day
Tor rum; this kept them constantly drunk, and
at one o'clock on Thursday morning the wo.
man rolled from her straw bed so near the
hire that her clothes ignited, and horseIf and
lpartner, ing insensible from their rotations.
were unable 10 give alarm. She was ma
tive Of Ireland. and but thny-two years of
Iage.-LouiseiHe Courier.
FEMALE SHozMAKERs.-I Il is stated that In
Washington some Of the most respectable and
independent women, married Gnd single, en-
gage IN the shoemaking business az an agree
able pastime, as well as from mott, es Of econ
omy. "The CATERS which cost us 81 at the
Stores" writes female, F" cost us one DAYS
labor and 80 cents for the best material bought
at retail. One of us has made FIVE pair Of
ladies gaters in week. Many of us make
shoes for ourselves and children, without neg.
ectDg other household duties. On Capitol
dll alone there are thirty ladies' thus employ
ed, end about two hundred in the city. We
hnd 1t very easy to make two pair of childreus
shoes in day. and they cost us here tl,25
pair"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

The pontiiied Nuncio, Bishop Bedin. visited
the various Catholic churches north Of the
canal, yesterday afternoon. AS he was step
ping into his carriage, from st Johns churcl,
IN Green street, between Vine and Race, an
individual stepped Up and addressed him will,
some very opprobrious remarks. He was i'm.
mediately knocked down. by the bystanders.
and badly beaten. Special watchman lIepps.
rescued him from his sssauters, and convey
ed him, for safety to the Bremen street station
house.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

SINGULAR SOLUTION oF MYsTERr.-Thir-
teen years since, in the vicinity Of Pittsburgh
man who was involved in some difficulty,
saddenly disappeared. and the cilizens suppo-
sing that he had drowned himself, dragged
The river to find his body. A few days since
in taking off the decayed roof of country
church, skeleton was found in the loft, lying
under handkerchief attached to the rafter.
Examination of the handkerchief resulted in
finding his name, and thus solving a thirteen
years mystery-he had committed suicide.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

How TO MAKE MuRpERERs.-The Wheel
ING Infelhgencer says that twenty .fva years
ago the father of NJ. f. Ward who killed Prof.
Butler of Louisville, was with difficulty re.
strained from attacking a teacher who had
moderated y chastised his son. That son is con
lined criminal, charged with killing the teach
er of his younger brother. 1t seems that he
Is twenty five years of age and married. Yer
lly, the influence ofa good or bad example
reaches fsI, far into the future.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

ES- 1t is stated that Col Benton's history
9t thirty years operations Of the United States
Government. will be issued from the press a.
bout the lst of April next. The work will
be comprised in two volumes octave in zoo
pages.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

re- The Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad companies have declared
seml-annual dividends Of ten per cent. psya.
ole on the Sd of January. Their earnings
for the last six months have been $96o,OOO,
aud after paying dividends. there will be
surplus left of about 1925 900.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

EE Major Howell, brother-iu.aw of Col.
Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War, is about
to leave New Orleans, il is said with choice
party of gallant spirits, to aid the Turks; aud
gain glory on The battle field
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

GS The Chicago Democratic Pr 50 gives
a list OF the vessels winterng at that port
rom which we learn there are 4 steamers, 8
propeIiers, 6 barques. % b. igs, and 72 schoon-
ers- making a total of llS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

es- In New York City there are 22o pub.
lie schools, attended by l30.5l7 scholars. The
sum OF SSoO,So6 was paid for teachers wa
ses the past year
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

GREAT RoBnEnY.-On Monday night last,
loth INST passenger on the Buffalo and State
Line Railroad IA returned Calif'rnian) was
robbed of $4,000 in gold. No clue to the
robber.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

EE- 2. T. Barnum, Esq. has purchased
,ot two hundred feet square. at the corner Of
Broadway and Houston streets, New York,
with the intention of erecting building for
theatre, museum and COZ ceItroom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

ES Gen c ass is about seventy one years
Old, and says he hrs not been sick for forty
years. although he has felt unwell once OF
twice! THOMAS II. BENTON is upwards oil
eighty and lIs not been sick in bis life.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07
FREMONT JOURNAL:
JOHN MASTIN, Publisher, 4 Proprietor

The JoURNAL,s pub bshed every Saturday morn
ag-Ofice IN Buckland's Brick Building--third
story; Fremont, Ssndusky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-07

Morality. without religion. is only kind Of
dead reckoning-an endeavoi TO find our
place on cloudy sea BY measuring the dis
tance we have to run, but without any obser-
vaIion Of the heavenly bodies-Lonqtsllow.
.Ocr Fifty miles Of II lroad are now in ore
alton 10 Egypt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-20
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY

UNITED STATES HorEL.-w Carpenter Rehmons nrh,.,.
non AID .dy V. Central R.Io.a Keller, oh,Iot..vii
Kent james Tree. Ruper Iouiss oochi.ns
Andsr'on Loni,. Dick 90. Va Critics. co: Ch.ns
ier caroine Johnson Charlottesville; fIoodmsn Ii..
Lwinsasld Cross Hanover Sutton, Jr Marsh ca.s
Taylor, STAG, Brown kimus, stevrnron w Nom,
jsy hsnieJ Bosher, syieusn RIehu,oad Hauesin.
EXCHANGES HorEL-w A Woods. cb,,,,,,. -. r,...,.
,ssy sos,ousy Miss Ai Greene; Mr. Jenkins Noorsy:
Taylor uenrie" Durret 0eorYia Leverieh H-v Vol.
s@yth Phlatephis wsnh,m. peter,burr; sunui.r Ba
mors, IaJer New foIs; Winse. Richmond; DieTeI
ma; HOicsb. Indiana Mordsc south Carolina: n,
Ureene; JOS yAughhn Perkinson Amelia. N,,s.as !.
a9a.,se niddie:ss 60; Morris, Hanover Turner York co
Inxsrio Rochester VI M,ore, Richmond oi,~s. II Ne
Williams. Miss keutse, Carnes Miss Carnes New Yc,t "
YER Dai,mcre Dsbney. iisnriee Williams, Pn-e E.apS
~ Holloway, hottowaJ Heiie, HIsvle: Csrdor, Pow.
hotan; Watkins, Virginia; Baip, c;i,r. wi
burg B.ett Pe,srsburr rauik-r IT, q Jaeab, JG.n,
ard psn,ls Aensnder Richmond Ledb,,,srv Va Ship.
Thos Fox, HALIFAX. S'' 'Anese'
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
THE STORM.

DAIrixoRr, April l9.-The late has proved very
ua'ious. The Deia.are Brsskwater houses have been
and seven vessels driven ashore At Absaeum
iory dead bodies ashoresupposed to belong
some emgran. ship which has foundered at scat 1t 4.
believed that the ship Underwater which Is ashore can
% got OH at high tide by the assistance OF steam tugs
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE April l9th.-The vessel Lost was the shin
fo"aatan from Havre for New York. with 200 pa,sen-
gers She went ashore at o'clock co Sunday morning,
sna au on board pershed-no, vestige Of the vessel
lett. The schooner Manhattan was wrecked at the same
'ne' and all IN board persisted except enc.
Hs reported that large commercial house in Boston
has failed
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Iaos J. CLARKE, late Of Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

h.yins purchased N. oee In the oeeu.
csr for tickets In ALL under the OF i. FRANCE
otdss WIN meet his consieaiai attsntian
ne pfAHmsssn hs foiNsrdtd trey ar. ree-ye
THoS ,. CLARKE,
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MARKET, April lo.-Saes OF {, 900 barr .
Hour at $500 per barrel Grain is quiet-prices ut
changed.
Nav foRx, April l9th.-rlour is lower-sta,e sod n,
s7,a7; Southern at IS 81 a 10. White Wbsa, 50 m
per bushel. Corn so n SIS cents
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CONGRESS-

"AsHiSGToS, April l9tb-In the Senate to- day Mr.
Adams made a speech again,t the Homestead BILL
The House paSei the bill for tho benefit of the Ind
gent Insane.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Godd,n A Ann.-..
'TTURH DAYS.

ny Goddin a Apper.on Aucts
~ stis ~ rAGE, Z VI az last OF RICHMOND, ron
Bets, and doining Judse Danies yarn II. be ga on
os 1s s''h day OF April s:a auction, eomSspens Al
Minis property Is known tina. nipu. a...,,,o, 4, M,
cali on NJ oSes h 2, thi, beautiful farm,
hsrs are ~ eres OF highly improved land In fee simple and
n q. T.. ~ 'le i me.ao-, on long lease.
The A.h.re hing hsuss. S on S
be AZ nn into o 70 .o, pureh.,rs which
po,s ss;h; Asian.s AZ, and s months, negotiable
api-tds GoDDiy ipprp,ox
by Taylor a Williams. Auctioheer.
ESTEMslvE SALE OF uOsT HEaTTIrxy
o. SYDNEY. Az AU0rfoNNon MoNpkyA KAT III; IN IHE TOWN
hat being Easter MondsyJ commencing At II osoeI Np;
attractive Estate In The town Of ds.r s and
ies Ten na ,Sod Cor Msnl
street Jus, beyond the Public squ,re aud oppo. d.
Tea Lots in the above fronting on n. s, %
FEDERAL street. opposite he residence Of John G. shsr & a
street md Lots Of cayer, ~ She ~
ood ans FEDERAL Iee;' Zach 2Et5 fee, alley Twelve
Of hessrs Warwick Bark dale 8lsi:6 feet, wv ~. ~
ns de o, HIrse street and within the enclosure Of IN.
Ten o,' sdjonins the residence John Carer nea,
Aso ~ lying on hs North side Of H,,ri. ,,,..,
the residence OF Mr. l. H. Danee-he ao.
A eonstung one OF The most Tsluabe s st ,rss,
Tor suburban residence In the vicinity Of the city ~
This sale at,.nsn Of ,bo. in Van,
property for Improvement may BE- dlspo,s ny
with an TO future Advancement an
procure choice lots In Sidney, the city nay never
Tern. will according To the view, o, bidder, . h
rle OF sale The sales win place In the order above
.Pla TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aue.,
Hi commence and eontinue daTinx
se greater day suitable viii be proyd.s
PosrPoNED the ineIemeney Of ,h.,.,,hr
elono,y next, Eith April. at the hour. Tkw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-20
BY Coddjr, & Appcrson, Aucts.
'H>RrST SALE OF A NUMBER OF MOST

nj SoaulEi a Appcrson, Aucts.
rHNRUST SALE OF NUMBER OF MOST
- BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL NEAR THE CRY
W virtue OF powers conferred ON m.
cIioer by deed - ruH datei February sa and
uy recorded IN Henrico County Court executed
and VILE will be sold 9Th Apr
800 up The premises, IL o'clock A. the day be irir
snd not the hrs fair lying md
In county, OF Henrioo.
ehoad bounded by f:h 9Ith and by
H. and streets; being she property eyed by the
Ge and constituting ion of the The
OF the late Thomas Rutherford, equitable
W crest OF the said Heckler in the said properly
the by the said deed Of legal c IL
Understood,
simple tue TO the land bought by them ~
title believed TO be able selling
the subscriber viii only convey such title him
The terms viii be: onrfsurh cash; the balance and 10
months with int added from the Negotiable
notes TO be given for the credit Of trust 70
secure the payment thereof - 1850 ~
The sale will be conducted by Messrs GopDs Ap.KRsoy
rpp; s-s";,s,. -.,..-,.G.A MYERS, Trustee
q
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by Taylor q Williams, Auct,.

by Taylor q Williams, Aucts.
R.ILDING LOTS on BROAD STREET AT
II hICTioN- On MONDAY i7fh April (East Monday I'm,
meaaey preceding the above sales at al
a. y uoh the premises, viii be s.Id
. on u. upper end OF Broad Rc, mo
Noe4e These lots front Broad
AID are among the desirable In ina,
iHp-oyins part OF the " '~p'1''
ap2 TkyIOP l. vrrrr,ua 49,
Postponed the nclemeacy Of the seahr =, Me-
day next 2iih April, the hour. ~ " '
Ap9
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND ST mmEry COODS


ssRiSc G e.
the yss recently s.st G assSn p
New York % aPS c cs:s snS hfS:
sold At ns advance for cash. Puneuai customers they
Ech nrocade, Plaid and Striped Silk.
Black Figured ne Plain silks-aI pdees
Plaid and s,r ped IIernanni and Grenadns
asa SiIft o'r ns di.''
s%s sn .nS AP P and tT5 and 0eOe'
snSrpIas,sd Rob-, and BrIllan,e;, White cOrd
sD GIN, 81 aHaIil;,, and Furniture PRINT.
Sns%ims, eolisr SLEEVE. and ff aaStsfeS,
ssi n Bs, "a, s.s s sSS HsnS
Thread, aud Cotton iio,s and Hail Hose '"-
81 and oaTsb bsps and 5sms,p ''ne' mourning Goods
iii ;. Iise c%S1!s p'',''
Fsss l s% aS y m m s! e. .v,.
SscGns, co%S,!s P.n aud Checked ssl,s Muslin
SIlE Satin y S.Isneis and H,L,sll:, ys.ilng.
Tsas. pS%s s aud Coz .S"isa D''''
sTs S: aud brown OF SS sP%
~ ' ',,''a VALENTINE. cRENsH,w CO.,
apis Near tapitolsqua
ssSPKAR = JACKsoN,s, sAws-A full supply Of Hand,
teeth, imported direct and for safe BY 'S Of
aRlO slrn tn. oifoS ii Ti sa" II M SS
MUOuKiNa biRD CAGES, dC--Largc and medium .r,
classes Canary Seed, P Bone for sale BY "'' O''''
-spio Corner Main aud iaiS s,rssi,
.SS i6t a ,,s Just hand from the
O. J. sIHToH CO.
apip sligo Of the Circular sav, II Main 1t.
HHEACH BRANDY.-t5 bbls. old souhanpton Peach
n Brandy, Iu,i received and for'ale by
RAWLINGS 4 MILLER,
spls Corner Pear and Cary ar s,,
TWNALEOw CANDLES. -.Jacksons celebrated hand
sps 5a'' received and for ' G GsS4SGs
HpLEACHED ANN BROWN DNMNsK -AIargc a,.o,lnsni
o. HARTwELL 4 CO..
aply ll6 broad street.
IN ed and Tor sale by RAwfINds AMiLLIR
apl2 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
10000 5d now aaasS and fsF sls sSni''' an
RAWLINGS e MILLER
apW " Corner Pearl aud Gary streets.
TENABLE And PIANO COyRRs.-super Printed Table and
Plano Covers for Ialcby O. nARTwR1J Co,
apV 1i6 Broad street.
NJ UHsE WANTRD.A good prize VII bc,paid for a good
Nurse 900 " years OF age Without ineunhrance aud Of
good character, Apply TO GRO. x. PEiKE,
apis, 18th, Cary ~.
IN DBLS u T. q \ sTuARr's SUGAR
sbNp 20 boxes Adauantine Candles
3 half pipes nufgundy Port Wine
. quarter do Pure Juice do
10 DO Cetie Madeira
20 baskets low price Champagne
10 do Bordeaux Salad oil.
pi' WADE ". @ooLDRtpoE
a PPLE BRANDY.-so bbi' q good qgsliy, q. .,, by
IN aplO DAVENPORT, AJLEN CO.
GNHEEN LAGUAYRA COFFEE, ITO bags; RE oof.
apis DAVENPORT. ALLEN . CO.
MAMlbA ROrF,-Asortsd slfe, from = to ~ inches In.
o Tor sale BY the coll or In lengths % suit purchasers,
apip Sim Of m. oSco n, Nv n usn,.
Icon CK-ioo cases. 10 ami y" dsnd Of superior quality,
sP'i DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co,
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WASHINGTON AEEAIRS

WASHINGTON, April ls-Mr. Angel was nominated as
Consul TO Honolulu, and rejected by the Senate day.
Senator's Cas and James left for home today-he for.
mer in consequence Of the death Of his son-n-law.
VOTE ON MEXICAN TREATY RECONSTRUCTED.
WASHINGTON, April lsth.-The vote rejecting the Mex.
ican Treaty was reconsdered to-day by the Senate
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;, JOHN q. SIIAFER,
IAILOR AND DRAPER,
ENCIIANnr pI-fr nt>-,


w,, Fourteenth Street, Richmond yn
isspeeuiy call attention to his styles Of Spring and
~ api3-diy
~ H. H-FeSer and Ague-(his stoned In Ten
es.-H you have attack OF the Chis take
ne saspoontal OF Railways Ready Relief water mi.
eA he stomach and nsuiralire the poisonous OF
nhu .o oahe the head neck, ard spine the er,
ana palms OF The hands with r. L. Relief we'll for Nv
IN ten minutes from the time commence the use
ne hehe your whole system will be warmth
cmn rake likewise good dose Of Railways Regulator.
livery day, h' before on rub tbe
spine AM other parts Of the body with Relief. and take good
doses OF Regulator and ree um
.-, TO PREVENT 1T.
tcaspoonul OF Ready Relief
and Keep The Lives and Bowels regular
th treatment will be Arue or Chils
md Fever, or fevers OF any kind. ~
Tor sroiu, Syphilis Ricketts, Cancers, or tn.
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R. r. n. once, lea Pa,on ,,ree,,NY .n,-,m
81 SYPHILIS, sCRoPULA AND DISEASED BIOoD-poI
cihc '1ie - 'ne onv sPe-
me propreiors have In their hundred
uneAtes OF the most toronary effected by IL
we refer the certificate Of High Sheriff Of
hmond Va; Edwin Bur'on, Commissioner Rey,nu. for
richmond General weich Of the Circus DR. UenJr
Warrington City; Mr. wm. A. Matthews. and O. D. Lack ESQ
Richmond, Va" Mr. Boyden, Exchange Hotel Va: and bn
Others who have OF decripon cured by
Cartets spani,h hkture They all certify is the greatest
purifier 81 the blood known. " s'N'''''
For saleby pFSSrrr .
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