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United States Patent Once.
Waahington. ApriI Ia. 1R66

April l6o0.
.nN the petition Of GI0RaI PAGE, Of Washinatop,
" ID. c., praying for the extension CT a patent
granted to him on the 10th day Of July, ISL, for
an Improvement In portable circular saw mills, {"
for years from the expiration of said patent
which takes place on the leth day Of July, eighteen
hundred and hity-fye:
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the I'd day Of July,
1855, at IL o'clock m; and ali persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
SAID petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ne Ia the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth In writing, ct least twenty days before the sy
OF hearing all testimony fled by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted In accordance With the rules Of the ofi,e.
which will Be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be cloeed on thu
I'd day OF June; DISPOSITIONS and other papers 70.
He'd on as testimony must be fled in the ONCE on or
before the morning Of that day; the arguments. Il
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening star, washing.
ton, ID. O; Argus, Baltimore, Nd Evening Argus.
Philadelphia, Pa: Scientific American New York
once week Tor three successive weeks previous 10
the I'd day OF July next, the day Of hearing.
g. T. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
r.eSDditors OF the above papers viii please copy
ana send their bulls to the Patent Office, with a %
per containing this notice apr ira
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No. SAL
Notes cftAs sstaNisAsssns Of eks Office OF
S@'osyor 0srsrel of px5iie laxAs |or
-itAs Territory Of Utah.
i proved February 81, less, entitled "An sct n
establish the once OF surveyor general of Utah, and
TO grant land for school and university purpOs -
the President OF the United States has directed tina,
located At Great sa Lake City untI otbsrwiss or.
dered.
Given under my hsnd, AZ the Cry OF wsalfppson
this twsuty fourth day Of March, anno Domini {sS6
Oommisaoasr az 0sasssl Essd One
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DsLIcArs MUsIrIcEscE o., a,,as,,.,,
among the contrib buttons a, ths cbnrcn ., tbs
Holy Communion in Ne~ ycrk to thu funds
OF the ST Lukc's Hospital, was . roll of Ave
one thousand dollar siils They we're droppsd
% quiet y into tie plate, 1t is said, not eve.
ns genilemaZ Who received them know from
whom thsy came -i'"'
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMOREA AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND ONO R4IEROh9.
IMPROVED AHsAr9sMeNTs FOR TRA7RLi
IMPORTANT CB1NSKS 0FSCHEDVDFfi
. The l.ts completion Of tie
Central Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling ard Columbus, emitting, a. does, hy %
short sno direct G Lire, tt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad With ell pnrtiCrE OF The West tsnt North
and Southvest) giyes this route srestiy increased
On and .r.r MONDAY, se-enbsr ~. 1854, tbs
trains vii, be rus - follove:
FeI THROUGH PASSING FRS.
Two f.st trsins daily wilt run In each direction
First-The MAIL TRAlE, l-svins Camden Station
at m. instesd OF O'Clock heretoforr, Except
on Sunday and arriving at Wheeling at 70 q. n
Second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving a. p m,
instead Of At p. ~, as heretofors, so5 running
through 70 Wheeing IN about IL hours, rseohipg
there 1T 10 IS o. q. This train viii step Of Wash
ington Junction, Sykesville, honocscy, Hsrper's
Prry, Hsrtinsburg Sir Johns Run. CUMBERLAND,
Piedmont Rowleesurg, Newburg, fette-msn, Farm
ingter, Cameron and Houndsville only, for wood
sud water and meals. Both these trains mike
prompt ssd regular connection vih the GERS Of the
Central Ohio Ros1 for Cambridge, zsr-sville, New
ark, Columbus, Gn-innsti, Louisville, Dayton,
Ssndusky. Toledo, letroit, Indian spole, Chiosec,
;. louis, etc. Passengers leaving baltimore by the
Nail II. IN; will react CipciDpst fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrive there
81 Ia the next night, being kept but one night on
the route by eith.r train
Passengers for the Northwest via Ceyslsrd and
al intermediate points can make q direct ooppec
ton with The trains upon the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Rsrord OF all times vhe1 the Ohio IL nsvigS
Die for steamers between Wheeling ard Well,vtle
by leaving Baltimore in the Msil Train ct q -.
RsturDips, the Trains leave wheeling - fol,eva
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 4 80 m, reaching Bal
tin,ore at e.69 q. N. The NAIL TRAIN ct 1l.<S p.
n reaching Baltimore at N Z p.
- Through tickets by beat from Wheeling for
Cincinnati, h.dison Icuisviile, 81 LOWS and other
River Cities .Il be sold at 81 irzss when the sags
f water viii etrnit.
81 Through tickets between Baltimore and
Warrington, end All the important cities and towns
ia the West, srs sold Is the 1iskst ofoes Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAssKy2ER5
THE NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden staffoa Win
take passengers for al the usual stopping pisces on
the Road E.tptrins, this train iesTes wheeling
1t LAS midnight, CuGserlxud et lolB O. n and
arrives st Baltimore ct =. q.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick snd irt-rnetste pieces viii Esrt a
p. m, daily. Excerpt suudays) arriving IN Hreder-
lex ct 7.4o. Returning III leave Frederick ct O
N. arriving Of Baltimore a. 1870. noon
TEE ELLIOCfT5 MILLS ACCOMMODATION
sill be run dsily (exopt 5unesys) - follows:
Leave Camden Station az 8 q. n and p. m
Leave Elhcotfs Mills at 80 q. N. and ESQ ?. n
dec 1S-dd
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d EV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
LII EXETER STREET, NJ. e. CHURCH.-A
strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces him
thus to certify We chaI enge any other medicine
TO present such mass of testimony from gentlemen
and ladies Of high standing Of our own well-known
citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON
LHlTIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c
BALTIMORE, January 24th, 1855.
MessTs. Mortimer y Mop6ray:
take pleasure in saying 10 you that have used
your champions Tincture" with very great profit.
From serious throat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when I COM
nenced TO Use " Hampton's Tincture.n I found
ITS effects upon my general health most salutary.-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under its use.
have several times recommended II 70 my
friends, and in every case, as far have been in
formed, they have use il with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LANAHAN, Pastor
OF Exeter ST., n. E. Church. Baltimore.
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FISHING TACKLE.

EI6dINd IAChIE.
MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
Gravitation Fish Hooks
Silk sea Grass, Linen. and Cotton Lines
Jointed Rods At all prices from 81 to So each
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshoppers and fish
Sinkers Of every description.
Silk worm Gut, Landing Nets, and everything IN
the Fishing Tackle line sale at reduced prices.
e K LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, D. c.
an 20-tf
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ANEW FURNITURE STORE.-ROTHWELI,k
IN BROWN have removed their House Furnish
ing Store 20 the large and handsome building on 7h
,ueet, next to Odd Fellows Hall, where We have
for sale large and varied sortment Of elegant pesL
Tor, chamber and Cottage Furniture.
Also, Carpetings, Oilcleth, Door Mats
Glass and China Ware, Clocks In variety
Wooden Ware, Basket Ware, Vsiocipsdes
Children's Carriages, Rocking Horses
Mattresses Of hair, cotton and shuck
ONCE Tables, Desks, Chairs, sc.
Japanned Tin Ware andlBathing Apparatus
They will keep constantly for sale full assert
nent of house furnishing Goods, and will sell on
the most favorable terms. ape-eolm
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CHEAPEST BOOK ByHR
PUBLISHED, and containing
noarly d~ublc tbs aoant;ty OF
rsAdirS matter In that of the
FIFTY 0BNTs OR DOLLAR
CIVILIZATIONS.
Il t-ssts on the PnySiCrO-
6f OF MARRIAGE, and tbs
secret isdrmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
sultns nom excesses, witch
destroy the physical snd men.
to1 rnrzara 18th
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

On TUESDAYS ana fhlpAfss
aaaTiA - oepts.-Tks THOMAS COLLYER Leaves
Washington sc ind klsxsndria at elS O'Clock.
CosehGs lssye thu Capitol tcr tie heat al ~ oc.k.
Cosch fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the oosches VII lssvs their RESI-
6snc6 9Th Geo. j Thos. Parker.
Rsffsshments On the boat.
oct es--dn SAaL GKDNsY, Capt
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Proposals for building Light House on "sev.
On foot Knoll" mouth Of Pstapsoo River,
Maryland.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

u6hSOhI DEfhhGmkNT,
OTvIcR OF LIenr HOUSE, BoAApS
Washington, D. q. March %, 1858.
DROPOSAIS WI! De received until the 10Th Of
Il Aprh next, ION which day the bids will be
openedl for furnishing the materials (ofwrought and
ast hon) and building light house, upon screw
pile foundations, on "Seven foot KnolI.n Il ,,,e
mouth Of Patapsco river, Nd ~ this 18th Of Dscem.
Der neyt.
Detailed drawings Of the plan Of the light house
can be seen at this o1acs (No. 81 Winder's Build
ing)
Should any bid be accepted, contract will be ey-
ecuted at once.
No payment VIII be .isds lntil the whole work s
competed; and before Is received 1t must be ap-
proved by the agent of the Government appointed 10
superintend the vork-said agent having power to
REJECT all materials and Workmanship not in accord
ance with the terms Ofthe contract
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous 20 the public
interest.
All bids should be asasai and addressed 10 the nm
dersgned, endorsed "Proposals for Seven foot Knoll
Light House."
EDMD. l.. p HARDCASTLE.
marSIeolm Engineer Secretary.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The An.
n1ai sess'on OF this body will be held In PHI
adelPhia on Tueeday the first Of May
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- vi 732 convic in the Auburn N. W
state Prison, 5l7 were never instructed in INV
Trade orcalling whereby to earn . subsi s,epee
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ORGANS FOR SALE

OHGANS FOR SALE.
A SUPERiOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN end
"a me Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
~ IN sam mum At the Metropolitan Msclnnics' Fair.
q NV York. " AAnsN
F% terms, sppay 70 ProG scHEEI, on Hth
- 2e ~o.
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Private Medical Treaties
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
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II. b. LA oRoIx, N. .

ALBANH, N r
no fsges and 10 Fine Plain and Colored Lirho
srsphs aad,Pietsa.
X Frtes ONLY SO Cents. "a
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.EW BOOKS at

NEW BOOKS at
IN SHILLINGTONs BOOKSTORE
Inc Immaculate Conception; or, The Mother OF
thone o"o-
Growth In Holiness, or the Progress Of the sud,.
nal life, by the author of All for Jesus
Inc Metropolitan maga.ne for Aprn
The Slave Of the Lamr, by VIM. Norm
everything IN the Stationery line
ly Afterwards and for sale at '''''''''''d's
49,. ,saiLLINGTON's Bookstore, p"
apr g. ~ s'' o"o II dv0.
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GROIN WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.. 'sT~s.s A . . sss as..

WILL dispatch Steamer daily from Bsltiners
w and NewYork, ard twice week from Boston
TO baltimore and Baltimore TO Boston.
This line affords CnequaIled facilities 90 The bsa
nese men of the District Of Columbia. The hGes1
az either point will receive freight and give through
bill of lading 70 Washington al the lowest rates 81
height and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended 20 by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
50 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
HE CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany su, N u.
JNO. w. sCHANK,
ian l4-d3m Foot Of India Wharf, Boston
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e OWEN l. SON.
MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT
TAILORS,
No. 2l2 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of their
w friends and the public generally to their new
stock OF Goods Just received from New York and
now on eXhibition--consisting OF CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES and VESTINGS, together with a -
full assortment Of gentlenen's furnishing ar
ticles. M
They would remark that the selection was ~.
made principally by the junior partner Of the firm.
". B.-They have n new style of Gloves, some
thing superior, called the 'JOSEPHINE KID" 70
which they invite particular attention.
aD6-eo3w Tpt6IJnionl
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20: yneosbofs, c6nbscting With tbs stages q
Charlottesville On Aenssys, Wednesday, and m
days
For Lurny arc New Market. connecting with The
sagcs at calpcpcr, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sal
urdAy.
For Winchester daily, connecting With the stages
ct Piedmont
Fer Aiddlsburg daily, connecting With tbs stages
st the Plains.
r. order; W.B BROCK ITf, Aren't
T-df
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A9 T5;o g., : MAJ, MsaIRYs nLAsrIC PEN No. -
20 Tendon, expressly for Aessrs Tsv,o: = W.
~,a % found ulsSu.ilsd in all the rsaSidss n
. c Gesi pen; Sold in gross bo1ss. nriss al n,
'a on Sook snd sntionsy ssas, nssr Oh n wa
M AMoIRe OF T5I COUNTESS OF BI.Is
seon, y 2. = A9sddsn, n. nj.
HRANOG YkYI2dk
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MANTILLAS,

NIE open this morning choice assortment OF
w black and cOlored Silk and Lace Mantillas,
to which we respectfully invite the attention Of the
ladies.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

UR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet Or more. In
~ various parts OF the City, aad Gso,cetovu. a
lew prices, and tsrms to suit. LLOYD A 90
- U l. ID u q B 9ONE.
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Whs,ys. !,
washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD 90.
18th street, OPP. Treasury Department
" 2f-lv
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THE NEW YORK T. LIVERPOOL
&& UNITED STATES an
Ar anna Nj

NAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS oOxPRIsISo THIS LINZ ARl
ATLANTIC, Capt West
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt oenstock.
ADRIATlC, Capt. arsf.on.
These ships have bsea built By contract, sxpres.
~ for Government service; every care hAs b,en
taken In thcsF construction, g tn the Rnaines 70
insure strength snd speed, and their scoomnods-
tons for passengers are rneQuaIlsd for elegance
and comfort.
Price of passage from New YcrS 70 Liverpool, In
nrst oeo.n ~
oeoopo ~
k1cieAve use Of extra Size state roeue.....-.-- o0
From Liverpool 10 New YORK 40 and go.
An experienced surgeon sttachet 10 each shtr
NO perth oan be secured until peie frS.
For freight Or passage spply 10
% Wall street New Yerh
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 90,
Liverpool
Z. q. ROBERTS CO.,
ls Kings Ards Yard, London
JOHN HuHR0R 4 90,
- Rue Notye Dame sae VICTORIES, Para
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Hsvps.
rhs owners Of thee ships Win net be scoountsoh
for gold, oliver, bullion, specis, jevslry, precous
stones or metals, unless bills Of iading are agpes
thersior, and rhs value thereof tbsrsn sxpressea
nov B-dlv $50.
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JOHN LANAHAN, Pastor
OF Exeter ST., N. e. Church, Baltimore
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RALEIGH, N. c., Peb. 8, 1855.
sfessrs Mortimer 4 Mopbrcy:
do here ~ certify that about twelve months ago
| was taken with a severe hemOrrhaae Of the Lungs
and had four attacks of ii was advised to try Dr.
hampton's Vegetable Tincture 1 procured one
bottle, aud after taking which, was satisfied tina,
was much better; and that, after taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and now / enjoy good
health as ever did in my life. can and do with
out the least hesitation, recommend the Tincture
to all persons afflicted In my way.
Yours, Gso w. WRAnKy,
CURE FITS-READ,
More TO the Sick than GoH.-Prom one of the mos,
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 9. C. Sept. 81, 1853.
MesNs. MORTIMER & MOwBRAY:-The sale Of
your iIamptOns Vegetable Tinctnre is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
valuable medicine to the afflicted. Several of our
shins success, and are getting il by half DOZENS Ii
has been found 10 be the greatest remedy for rheu-
matte affections, and a wonderful care has been
performed on a negro boy, suffering from Fits. I
will furnish you with number of certificates II you
wish them.
am, gentlemen yours, ". q. Tsorr.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, ard zee cures OF
Oough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness aud General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
II unequalled
seld BY MORTIMER 4 MOwRRAY, 40 Ball
more street, Baltimore, and JO4 Broadway, N, York
Cas-. SToTr Co., }. B. MOORE, d. B. CLARKr,
CLARKE BowLIre, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHFR-
SON, Washington also, by r. g. r. CT Sci, George
town and C. G. BrRRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
gists everywhere. feb 81.
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8. r. sHU6ERT.

Acung Commie0oner Of Patent1,
f.s.-kditorsofth the sbove papers will please CODY
ana send their bills TO the Patent Once with -,
| per containing this notice apr it-Iav8v
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Comuissacner General land ONE.
sp 12-lawl8v
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SFsent free Of poctage to all parts Of the Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

The public have latterly had presented to
them rather n novel feature in the journalism
of the day, 10 the shape of elaborate scientific
treatses medical subjects appearing IN CON
secutiye chapters i'll the advertising and news
columns of the daily and weekly newspapers OF
this city. These article are from the pen of Or.
Hunter No. s2S Broadway, the well known prac.
titioner in pulmonary and bronchial diseases, and
distinguished from the empirical programmes
usually put forth through the same medium, by
their thorough acquaintance with the SUBJECTS
treated Of, the simplicity and clearness OF their
language, and the deinonstratiNe l"tee Oh tue ar
gunents employed.
With those Qualities TO recommand them 10
our attention. we cannot as welcome the NJ
ponrauce of these articels ara heradng an I'M
portant aud beneficial revolution in the traditions
aud practice of the medical professions herels
no pursuit in which the spirits of old togvlSln has
in spite of the enlightenment of the age mana. ed
moro completely to trammel and subdue the ih-
man intellect With view to unity like the Ro-
inun Catholic Church, it MAINTAINS its hold upon
the almost superstitions awe and reverence OF ~
norat and unreasoning minds by involving the
little of truth that il possesses in technical phra-
seolory derived from classical sources and con-
sequently incomprehensible to the multitude.
Bnt few men belonging to the orait--tor such more
correctly may be designated the medical protes
sion-have had courage to emancipate themselves
from the code of conventional as well as collcgi-
ate regulations which has been built up for its
protection. Like the nositia!e of the Egyptian
priesthood, its mysteries and its privileges could
only become accessible by prescribe track,
and after long, and often painful probation
There has been hitherto short cut to protess on-
nj success and fame recognized within its ca
mons. ANY man departing from the beaten road
| laid down for his guidance has been invariably
treated as an outcast, and stigmntised as quaek.
| The result has been, that whilst the medical pro
fession has been reduced to close monopoly, il
! has extended but little its sphere of knowledge,
and has consequently conferred less benefits
upon the human race than it might otherwise have
| done.
One of the barr ars by which tho profession
has endeavored to fence itself around has been
! the prohibition or Encouragement held ont to al
attempts on the part Of its members to enter int
| direct communication with the public, \ med
ical man may address himself through the medi
um of a book, and under the cover of technicali
ties to his own profession, butohe must not APP
| peal 70 the common sense and natural Intelligence
of the uninitiated members of the community
lest the areana of the healing art should cease to
be- like the Elou-ynian mysteries an exclusive
and profitable possession. The effect of this
Jealous aud narrow minded system on philan
tbropic and high spirited men may readily be
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LYNCHBURG VIRGlNIAN.
The Foreign Influence

No nation can he truly said to be independent
I'D free. remarks the Louisville Journal, whose
action is controlled by foreign influence, no
matter whether that influence be exertcd by for
eiguers dwelling among us or whether il pro-
ceeds from those who do not inhsbit the country.
If this influence were e,ertcd in the last men.
toned way. we should find our people rehelling
against the insulting interference. Democracy
would have its dander up, and clamor for war,
blood, and carnage. But when this inaneuce i
introduced into the affairs Of the country IN an.
other way. when it oreeps in aud oflers 70 become
the willing tool Of faction, when the Democracy
can use these foreigners to serve Is own ends,
then it j. very sweet nPon them, and regards
them n most proper people. The democrats do
not stap ~ examine whether these foreigners
axe pnt rsallv using them. and that in voting
with the Democrats, they ar sbcv,ng the order
afthe great revolutionary leader, Louis kns-uth
g their still more powerful master, the Pope Of
Rome 1t i. significant fact that Protestant
Germans generally do. aud Roman Catholic Irish
aid Germans aitcays, vote witt the Democrats
Tbefoet j. remarkable one. and cannot he
counted for by referring it to the accidental coin
eidpnee of opinions in 50 numerous aelass If peo-
re. diaerius az la guage, habits, aud manners.
and agreeing only in one oomH.en iorm Of rel.
zion The impartial man who carefully eon,id=
rs and give, due consideration To- ih- political
coincidence (ar aat ought naturally 10 be diz
sersitv of aaiu.. cuunot fail 10 be impressed
with III. hslief thai there are acise secret aud
powerful aeenc.o. It work lafnoBize opinions
uitaa.,a concentrate md, s9,ual Efforts far the
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States department. rutfa pcreha ana Ina.arub
Der goods predominant. Thirty.nine paintings
are on exhibition frnm American artists, the most
admired of which is lIraeys great picture OF
Franklin pleading the cause Of the Thirteen Col
ones before Louis XVI
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.Ihe Philadelphia Times says it has good rea-
9ons TO believe that the sale of the Canadas to the
Government of tae United States is about to be
tax INTO consideration by the British Cabinet,
al % be submitted to Parliament, The impor-
tant step, it says. has been suggested by tho
onmulating debt Of England, now amounting to
abo1t eight hundred millions of pounds sterling,
or four billions ofdollars; the amount ofnew bur-
dens which the war is casting upon already
overtaSed people; the financial embarrassments
entailAd on the mother country by unproduotive
colonies, and the formidable attitude of opposition
recently assumed by the commercial classes
against the rule of the aristocracy and the OWLS
Of their political supremacy. 1t rs stated that
many of the leading statesmen and political econ
cmists Of England advocate the sale of some of
the principal colonies, with their own oonsent,or
the concession to them of national independence.
What have Southern annexationists to say to a
scheme of this characterl Mr.. Pierce has made
q miserable botch of Cuban acquisition; perhap.
he would be more successful, if he would turr
ishand to a free. soil job in Canada.