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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


EENTEEuINs GOODS ron spHIsE. nnd
N stNMERIhe subscriber has received hrs ftnet 1T
spring and summer consisting Of the usual variety Of III
and coorrd cloths Doc Skins Fancy Aarsalas and sk
Aesngs plain fancy French Cashmere fstra fine and
wide Drsp DeEe and large lot Of linen drilling and Mar
sales for pants uiis ae; Shirts Collars aud Dfawea
kinds and cut half hose gloves
penders andkerehie scarf. ties and all Kinds 81
stocks His stock of trimmings the best 10 be found In this
place.
Any Of the above goods will be sold low they be
bought elsewhere be made order At short notice
Gentemen viii please call and examine before bnyins
bacon AND saRD.-Bacea aud Lard
D consignment aud for sale by
lc a2.s LIE 8 JOHNSON
H,tb.on,. Pare R,e Whi.L.,, better than ola
VI Bourbon Bumrariners Just to hand from heetbfiee
apl y a Is II. hoH11A
E,Uu RENT wish "a rcnt gu, as, store
n HOUSE. which Is IN afsiraic order ! VII mate The
rent very low. IS. II bENis.
may2It
SECOND ADsENTIHE.-Sh i.-, ,e,nrn.
~ ed from New YORK. and aVt INV ready Tor ethatian
supply 81 the beaptti Lawns aud fahne"d
Rnbe- Mantiss Ribbons and Trimming With smother sup
French Needle Work Collars Sleeves, aud magnificent
June st JOHN ABRAHAM
ia ANOTHER suppl, OF ~tunE. HATS
II English punishable STRAW HATS # excellent styles
80 Pine delicate shades eYsY col
% Chuds Straw Hats Fancy aud Pain.
juaci REP eopyl l. l. ARnsrEAp.
lust ARRByGD.-A fine lot of New Orleans
- Coffee sugar all grades prices I'm prrlnl
Powder and BLACK Tea - aud Ms kares baanufu
lot # DrSd Reef which will take pleasure In Stirring fa
lice New Orleans aud Cuba Moasos Cutting aud Pine Apple
cheese Sperm. Adamanne, Fancy Coored and allow Can
dies Virginia Hrnnciitaly scaled Fcschns Pop
Corn Candy tue lot 81 straw hrooms homemade Toilet
and Bar soap, LaEulra. hio and Java Code
have Also added h my stock beautiful lot 81 DRY
GOODS such Cashmere, Plaid Gpgbams Prints
Plaid and striped domestic H-achod aud nhboaehed tot
may 5ts II. SOLOMON.
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These vessels of the FIST class built expressly for this
Fade and have superior accommodations tor passengers
They arr commanded by experienced Captains well quail
h'd Tor the trade and who Will spare eX.run to accom-
tnodate
They will be towed mp and down the river by steam and
may he relied TO sail promptly advertised Merchants
Euug North ordering goods from Boston, will find 1t to
Their interest TO snip by this linz Is the only regular line
md freight wl always be taken low by amy other
els aud every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston Ia give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining full
Share al patronage"
The vessels viii lie in Rcmuond the Dock and in Bos
ton At koNes What
DAVID & WM. CuRRIE. Richmond. ,..
ALLEN Il NELTClI, Boston, 5 -hb'"''
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SIDE hAILROAD
EMUNT To

-nH---@.--I AXE Eft Ell Mn III I0.n
and after TLurdsy the list May noAt the Mail and Phs
sRer train will Depot ia Petersburg daN teAesI
-uHIays) b clock arrive at Burke'Ile lJuhel"h1
= ~ A N. at y - a. IA and Al LSnehbufg At IL 80
Leave IynrhLurg clock arrive At farinfie ~
p. IN Bnrkeyntu (Juneton1 a. 80 r. a. ana al ie
tafsburg al ~ = 10. -, . -.
Ian - daily sunday - at at II connecting
4av aud saturday morning stoamers jamestown
s,..# Issanak. tor N,,S York D. A. GOODWIN.
nj lii Ticket Agent.
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u PHOSPHATE or LtME.-The attention Of Farmers
and Planters respectfully called 10 the above alunhe
pound FOR their a, preaching spring planting
The Manufacture bugs his friends and patrons tht
they always depend upon being supplied Win hbtNt
ARTICLE. faf he constantly supefiueuas
potson. the entire process Of manufacturing and putting
saie.
Tins article been before the community for the
during which time II has been auay sed bY
number She rapntod Chemists In different place
aud has been cd by Farmers ia nearly stale
IN the Union with almost Perhaps one Of
bes. proofs OF la value the greatly increased demand
Unprecedented IN the history If Artificial furScrs aud
eauAled BY peruviaa GuaRa itRe which 1t possasst
nneh adj from the nf tho volatile
Guano Ia this preparation being chemically hse
agent only dsspatuE Itself progressively When iucafPo
vita the soil this available salt suphatr Hmhga
mated with soluble becomes fitted food for paa a
all descriptions bs them readily taken II VIII br
found quite active in inducing early maturity dnana
aud durable and certifying the soil and less
lstic.
there large number of super Phusphatos in matk.
the value Of which would like to lie responsible
earnestly request all purchasing he careful to obtain he
GfNuINE ARTICLE which Will ho warranted by aceredi
all of vhom Of Acknowledged rcsprctahis
aud them bold responsible for tho good character
my Phosphate Al packages will he drsunetA brand
cd Consumers aud dealers viii be enabled {" make
for hcrsuppy ioitaole terms with agents
with myself
MEsSRs II &. HARDY n co, my accredited an
sole Agents for the city Of Petersburg
C.. u DEBuKG.
AsvLulAral Chemist aud Proprietor Hi'amsburF
az dts
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F5SVatE WEEK. IL e W ZEN s,
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam. LEN
us BELNIDERE and POCAHONTAS.-ILc
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves baltimore every SAT lR.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, leaves ri III
ApND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON fur baltimore
The fotAHDNIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
AEslbAf AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Lar
shippers to Baltimore b, Boats must have thci
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week.
marty LIDLAM 4 WATSON, Richmond Va
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TOFHCE.-Havng purchased of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken
stand formerly occupied by them prepared offer tn
lie numerous patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston our former
concern aud the public generally large well selected
stock of Groceries Liquors, staple Dry Goods &c which W.,
oera lowest market rates tor CASH prompt customers
usual time.
W. will give particular attention t. the COMMISSION
BUSINESS Will sell all kinds produce and consjgn
ments generally, will render sales promptly and cash then,
when sired will make liberal advances on produce In hand
and viii receive and FORM ARD GOODS nj the usual rates
wien funds deposited rpfoduce placed to meet
charges.
4 :
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s@k X @IT-Tfs RAll.ROAD-Ou Thursday, / h e
l9iho june the Passenger Train will
commence running Salt " rks Branch Junction
Il = Il IL. GILL, Ton
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Very respectfully
10 dts ALFRED s ENGJEDOyF


n
~ SAl NnLiS ARB1 having expired by limitation, Is
this day dissolved Wefftun our thanks
customers Tor their btal patronage since have
and ask their continuance the concern Of IRBY
y SAUNDERS.
Those indebted will please come for, ard and settle
rr old accounts a early practicable very desira
bic 10 wind up the affairs OF the old concern
SAUNDERS IRBY.
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" CAH \ = UNION
lHlllsof lNplsflY or the ItiE OF Alan tIAEKt--
very Interesting ,oue and should be read by all ages
seets afd denominations.
lusu ANY is highly interesting and seasonablc volume
MtMoHt OF Dolly ounR Misses will be deeply Interested
aud greatly bructtcd by reading tins Memoir
tATAtuNlHs RoNF-Wc need cali attention this
Nolums-tle tile wjll secure that
Scnaol DA1 REAltWtp Students should fail read
TIN, volume
It NisrAKt-A narrative ius tralng th much vivid
aud fidelity the mistakes which often the
religious training families Parents don't YOU need this
book
JE GRAf QUESTION is great book. II treats Of great in
forests. VIII you read
All OF the aboyc, tho publications Of the American s.
Union generally such Libraries Fenehora Helps Question
books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous yomuc- can be
had AT Langhu Wakup Book Store, LNhchhur, Va.
I 4 JENNINGS,
feb Its IA Union
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CARRIAGES. BuoGIEs, ROCK

haYe m hand and Tor slr pain thcs Surcro
Mil Stones Those in want would do well 10 call soon.
a}f- i JOHNSON
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N I.ya.nDus to Richmonl see time aud distances in
VIRGINIA MD TN

IL spG esn -73ssgsz=.ssrl VIRGINIA MD TN
aEaf ny - . -. ,rs:...s. 5 : L RAILROAD=T8
FoiW ARDlNG MERCHANTS
All article. of freight intended 10 be transported mp the
gina and Tennessee Railroad must be deN at the
burg pepoI fifteen minutes bcfre4 O'clock Z NJ, tie
pot doors Mi be closed at that hour.
T. w. MCCRARY.
Ina HIN ASST Agent
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Or = II Gtmer 'is9a''f ff"'tt'3s'
Tho NJ dri Examination of subjects III lac
mle al heodee Of the Company each day between tho
neurs At AMI / o'clock. -. NJ fal-ly
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Ekis~OIVTION.-The firm Of Mcdaniel Hurt a
~ Preston Is this day dissolved hy mutual consent Tn,
o. the concern viii he Used by either partner In closing
HE business Their Office viii be kept the st. d. now
occupied by M,ssIs. lily Saund,is an
JOHE ROBIN MCDANIEL,
: {. HURT
PLEASANT PRESTON
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nAT.. mArs.. mAr.!l..-srmlN. u

IL TASHIpNSFOit lssb--SIlTZtR " IL Introduce tf&
The Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday Hafeb,
Tor the Inspection ri his sud the public generally
which viii be found Hat la this market Ia beau
~ tlr quality and flush Also lot ot beautiful new siYl
sa Hats Tor young Gents All those desiring hna bfess H.
eclipse any thing tins market viii please cali at tie sg
1T the Ri g. HAT
All kinds Of Hats made order with and patel
mara WN SITTER
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trm Of Conan, n Wal

dron is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
will be used by either partner closing
An persons having claims against them Will please
present them for payment and all indebted IL The
will please ard and settle Their aee Will be
kept at the old stand, occupied 10y Mir l. L. Coffee
A. w, CPNANf,
WIN A WAIpRON.
Ivnchburg, July 3 1876
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NOIICE.-Ha,ing purchased % Ne-srs. 90
nau and Naldron all their Machinery Sock Tools, sc
and taken the stand formerly occupied by them, fully
prepared to manufar the shortest Wood
Tobacco Mould aud Fancy Tobacco Boxes desrp
ton Ia short all kinds OF work formerly done tv them |
have employ ed the workmen formerly Conant
Walron aud feel confident that viii be able please all
who may favor with their patronage respect,
fully solicited IEGAR l.. COFFEE
VWE undersigned hn, ing sold all their Ma
L ehinerN Stock. &c Mr. L. L. Coffee eheerully
recommend him TO their former friends prompt
and faithful workman and gentleman WAY he re
lied upon. CONANT & WAIpRp\
July 43m
nassOIUT1ON.-Thc firm Of al Hard n Wni.
H ToN is this day Dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having claims against will present them to DILLARD &
GREfNLrE for payment and those indebted will make pay
the The Of the only to he
in liquidation. WIN. $ DiILARD.
3dts JAS. C. WALTON
AHTANTED.-Thc su bscribcr " i-hcs 10 hire "a
w good Female House Servant for the balance the
year July sts JOHN u SEAN.
HDAB.N LEAF FANs.-Au0thsr Lot OF Palm
II Leaf Fans Just 10 hand j STIGLER & co
Rep copy July lets
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Once ~suth side u. "a. Co.,
pHTFpsBuRa. July Gath. e
NyOTICE-Te Merchants, shippers and others

business win the south side Kan
The following Regulations by order Of the Hoard al
Directors VIII take effect CA be LAT of August $50
"a q Ill
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
lsa& -zss4Es:.;,ss.

fore ] O'Clock. p. IN,
apl 30 in
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'HhE undersigned viii continue the Grocery and Commis
sion business, tesd where he will be pIrasnd
10 wat on MS iieuds and the pubic generally.
may 4NUStN t. G.. GRETNIFp
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N |: you undecided whore you get the CHEAPEST
and BEST PIANOS Just postpone tho until You
rake of f. f. NASHs iria You retain the money
until the Piano has given satisfaction
He Is willing bond and furnish with
a sup Instrument Il low price
Orders especially selection always receive
particular care. +. 4. NASH, Piano Forte pealer.
-, sycamore, of Bank rireef
an Pc Na
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ANUS some lafE" as 70 inchrs; plain and fancy
Ties, &c. Nc, "A, "a r''S' Ni',ha
FL l. "a l. dt'f.
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Loosc W. will sell about hail the OF salt sacks
suitable and heap article for stock and farming pururs
inne lu.s PEBBLES a WHITE.
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Asri.u chesisaad so Prep, ioor, pdamsburs, /
~ IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16
Letter from Saratoga.
Correspondence of the SPY.

SARATOGA, Aug. l3, 1856.
This place is now in high feather, the hotels
filled beyond any previous example, the United
States having some eleven hundred persons, the
Union seven hundred, the Congress as many in
proportion, and so on through all the houses of
entertainment, great or small. Every thing is
gay and lively. The streets are filled with SPLEEN
did carriages through the day. and the dancing
saloons with brilliant assemblages every night -
The whole town seems to resound with music
from the fine ids in attendance. 1t is thought
that there has never been greater display of
beautiful young ladies than at the present time ;
but. ntsrrbt{e dlctU. there was never greater
scarcity of beaux Why it is, your correspou-
dent cannot say. There a plenty of grave and
reverend signeurs, Honorables and Generals, but
of that class likely to be most particularly agree.
able to the young bellies, there is lamentabe
deficiency. Perhaps it is because they are too
happy or busy somewhere else.
Dressing is carried to its ne plus at Saratoga
Language would fail to describe the gloss and
glitter which surround you in this place on every
side A lady is not supposed to be in condition
to make genteel appearance here, who has not
from fifty to seventy-hve dresses, and some of
these dresses are said TO cost from $1,000 TO
1880
One lady has fitted out her boy with suit that
cost $500, while another, 1T is said is determined
to rival her with one that costs 900 Such is
the fashion and folly of this great watering place
Saratoga is fixed fact. 1t grows in size and
importance every year, has now some 1000 per-
manent inhabitants, real estate is advancing
two large churches are being built, and by anoth.
er season it is thought that hotel, larger, and
more splendid than any now existing, will be put
up the business Of the place seems TO require il.
This is no place for politics, yet they are not
kept out entirely. The st. Nicholas Hall was
filled to its utmost capacity, last evening, by a
large and enthusiastic Fremont meeting The
speakers were Mr.. Shaffer of New York city, who
is able speaker and Hon. Amasa Walker Of
your State. The meeting was very enthusiastic
one. The Hutchinsons were present, and gave
two of their admirable songs, and the Saratoga
Glee Club also assisted in giving life and spirit to
the occasion.
Fremont stock is high in this quarter, all SEEM
ing 10 feel that there is no doubt Of his getting
the vote uf New York or Pennsylvania.
Saratoga is filled with southerners, bnt they say
little they have not yet dissolved the Union 30
lar as TO absent themselves from this general
northern centre OF attraction. Indeed, they are
more numerous in proportion, than northerners,
especially Massachusetts, people, Of whom there
are remarkably few here.
Saratoga Is representative town, not Of the
whole American people, but Of the rich and fash.
ionable. Here vulgar wealth sports its fine equip.
age its splendid turn outs, its gew gaws and Jew.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16

THOROUGHLY TANNED LEATHER-In Lynn.
Tuesday. as a man was engaged in digging
potatoes, on Boston street, he strnck with his
hoe hard substance, and on removing the
earth found it to be the board cover Of vat or
pit. He pursued his prospecting, and in
short time took out large quantity of tanned
leather, in good condition. 1t appears, on
inquiry, that many years ago the spot was
covered by tannery, which was destroyed by
lire and on the same spot, some ten years
since, a silk factory was destroyed by fire
Since that period, the ground has been cult.
waited, but no signs Of the sold tannery
were discovered until Thursday. 1t is calcu-
lated by that venerable individual, "tbe old
est inhabiiant,' that the leather in question
must have been IN the vat at least seventy five
years. Boston Journal
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THiRTF-FouRTH CoNGREss.


SENATE.-Mr. Pearce introduced joint
resolution, which was passed, accepting por-
trait of John Hampden, presented bv John
McGregor, Secretary Of the "Board of Trade
England, and directing the same to be prop
erly framed, and placed in the Executive
Mansion. 1t was painted by either Van Dyke
or Sir Peter Lely.
The Senate reconsidered the bill continuing
the improvement of the Des Moines Rapids,
with the Presidents objections thereto, but
failed TO pass it over the veto, two-thirds not
voting in this affirmative.
The vote stood 80 against II nays, as fol-
lows:
Yeas--Messrs. Bayard, Bell of N. H., Bell of
Tenn, Benjamin, Bigler, Cass, CLAYTON, Cola
mer, Crittenden, Dodge, Douglas Durkee, Fes-
sender, Fish, Foot, Foster, Geyer, Hale, Harlan
James, Jones of Iowa, Jones Of Tenn Pratt.
Pngh, Seward, Thompson of n. j., Stuart,
Irumbull, Wade, Weller, Wilson, Wright.
Neys-Messrs. Adams, Biggs, Bright, Brod.
head, Brown, Butler, Clay, Evans Fitzpatrick,
Houston. Hunter, Iverson, Mallory, Mason
Reed, Toombs, Yulee.
The Senate'then proceeded to the consider.
alton of the bill making appropriations for
various civil Items.
A long debate ensued On the House proviso
prohibiting military superintendent in the
erection of public buildings, except for de-
tenslve purposes, when it was stricken out.
HoUsE.-A communication was received
from the Postmaster General, in reply to
resolution, saying that special instructions
had been issued to the proper Agent, and no
efforts will be spared to discover and punish
persons who unlawfully abstract or detain
from the mail, books or any documents sent
hence by members of Congress.
The HpOSe thap +o oot -, +bo
amendment to the Legislative, Judicial and
Executive Appropriation bill as reported from
the Committee of the Whole on the State of
the Union.
The House voted to retain the appropria-
ton of nearly $l83,O0O for books, which the
Senate had stricken out, and added proviao
that any member who was unwilling to re-
eelve his share, may SO inform the Clerk who
shall report the same to the House next ses-
sion.
The House concurred, by 81 against 80, in
the amendment substituting Mr. Penning-
toms amendment, offered yesterday, that no
money re drawn until the treason cases be
dismissed, for a similar one which the Senate
had stricken out.
The House disagreed by majority, to
the Senate amendment, restoring the appro-
priation OF $4,000 for the expenditures Of
the future Legislature OF hanZas.
The House then concurred, oy majority,
in an amendment similar to The ore stricken
out by the Senate, preventing expenditures
for arresting, prosecuting or retaining persons
charged with treason, and other political of
fences, growing out Of the action of the Leg
islature of Kanzas in the Topeka Conven-
ton.
The House then passed the bill establishing
a large number of most routes
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PoLITIcAL.-Dr. c. M. Johnson of Lancas-
ter, Pa, better known as the "Drumore Shoe
maker" one of the leading Democratic stump
orators of the interior, has sent in to the Demo-
cratic County Committee of Lancaster, a letter
resigning his position as a member of that body
on the ground that he upholds now, as he has al.
ways done, the anti slavery policy inaugurated
by Jefferson, in his famous ordinance. DIR. John
son declares his intention to support Fremont.
The New Orleans Delta states that nlapy pre-.
ScieH Southern men are inclined to think that the
election Of Fremont sooutd be the most fortunate
cOns,mnation Of the struggle 'ohieh could happen
at the present crisis, iaaSDuch as 1t scolld utterly
e1tirpgte the sicbiy pulling, contemplate race of
politicians cho delight an the name of National
men,"
Ex-Governor Marcus Morton, of Taunton, has
declared for Fremont. Also, Hon. Henry VIII
liams of Taunton, formerly Democratic mem
Der of Congress from this State
The Democratic paper of Waterbury, Conn. .es-
tablished four years ago to advocate Mr.. Pierce's
election, and ever since an ultra thick and thin
| adherent of the reigning dynasty, has just haul
| ed down the banner of Buchanan and Breehen.
ridge, and run up that of Fremont and Dayton.
The Rockport Qn) Herald, hitherto Fillmore,
runs up the name of Fremont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16

Rufus Choate has made the demonstration
for which his friends have for some time been
prepared but which they Indignantly denied
when we predicted 1t nine months ago. He
has gone over to the Democrats, and has de-
clared for Buchanan in letter addressed to
certain men in Maine, who have asst med the
name of Wings, 10 aid the election of the de-
termined enemy of every principle OF the W hig
party, and the calumuiator of its greatest lead
err Mr. Choate takes the ground that the
party which stands precisely on tha platform
of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Webster,
and Clay-as can be proved By their publish
ed and reiterated opiuionsis sectional. and
that the party which has surrendeIed every
thing to the single issue of the extension of
slavery, and which endorses the outrages in
kanzas, and the whole admins tration of
Pierce, is national. He refers to Mr.. Web.
ster's opinions. One of them, not an isola-
ted expression. but repeated hundred times,
and consistent with his general course, is
this -
81 have made up my mind, for one, that
under no circumstances aoiH consent to the
further extension Of SLAVERY in The United States,
or to the further Increase Of siave representation
IN the House Of Representatives. = Providence
Journal
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Mr.. CHoATE IN ESSEX CoUNTY.-The editor
of the Salem Gazette, old personal and politi-
cal friend of Mr.. Choate thus speaks of his letter
in favor of Mr.. Buchanan
1.-The eloquent and learned advocate can
not make any other than an able plea, how.
ever unsound and fallacious. 1t glitters with
his splendid rhetoric, and lacks nothing but a
solid basis to be a masterpiece of argumenta-
ton. The truth we suspect to be,
that Mr.. Choate has been employed SO many
years in defending desperate cases, that his
mind has come at last to work spontaneously
in that direction. He will find, however, the
completely of Pierce and Buchanan in the
Kanzas iniquity. harder load to carry than
Tirrell's murder and arson"