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,E00 REWARD.-JEFFRIES' AN

WOOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhoaa, elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink exposure change i'll ap-
rlicston to business The proprietor chal enges q
siprle case eff recent Gonorrh9a which the mixture
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Nix
ture Is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
Cally cure any case Which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and Is it neither creates nausea nor ofends the pal
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed a.
spoedily a. Is consistent with the production of
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect either
conBtitutienally or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, C
Ring, No 49, Broadway, corner OF john street.
TRCALLENDER corner of sd and Walnut SITS,
agent for Philadelphia.
BOLDLY FISHER WINSTON,
fe22-dly Richmond Va
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DISEASES OF SHELL FIsH.-Mr. Andrew Gale, Of
Augusta, Me-, died few days sihce' rom eauns
had a narrow escape. Crabs have caused several
esses Of sick 10 Georgia. aud oysters and CLAIMS
haye produced similar effects 10 other localities.
Are the fsh diseased, or do the sufferers eat 100
much Of food to which they are not accustomed
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DUEkhAVEp nULAANU Di1A1A.S
- BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND 6ITTERS
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BtTTERS
BOERUAVRS HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS
BOHRHAVKS HOLLAND BITTERS
BOKRHAvE'S JLLAND BITTERS
Tho celebrated Holland remedy tor
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
Liver C0MPL Amt,
"

FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis.
'lu'i01 STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Ooiicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despon.
dency. Csstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
All Nervous Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
It has in numerous instances proved highiy oenen'
oisl and in others effected q decided cure.
This Ia q purely vegetable compound, PREPARED on
strictly scientic principles after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye. Because OF
IT. great success most ofthe European States its in
cally for those OF atherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them. now effer II to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowiedged
II Ia particularly recommended t those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms OF
destination. Generally instantaneous in effect, II
finds its way directly to the seat of life. thrilling
and quickeuing every nerve, raising up the droop
ing spirit, and, in fact, nfusing new health and
EOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve,
rage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic cor
d. possessed of sinS anr Is%fd"l properties
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
0uard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITTEkS a fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
Sold It 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. T. co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SHrSold By nearly ell the Druggists In this city
je A-dts
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uENRY W. QUARLEB,

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
! S - No. $50 NAN sTRgIf,
Wnf attAnd 10 sales q REAL EBTATE. FURSI,
TURF. kc end solicits o0nsiGnnsnts Of all kinds Of
Msech8 nlise Runctual attention TO sales. and re-
turns autobiography. nyN
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- vEhANDAH -
WN(sJuoTEI AND RES = = Z.
xsJjxlY TAUKANT.--T The progriet9r takes
49, great pleasure In retufninR thanis 20
the pubic Eor the vesy liberal patronage they nave
bestowed on him for years past and nayn Is en,ars
"a his establishment is now prepared 70 AccoDis
MEDIATE q large number Of perscpe with rooms ana
board His table cannot and shall not De ekcei s
b. any borel south or north, snd be hopes tnat ~
strict att. ntion TO the comfort and convenience u
his guests 10 make them feel srrictiy at nome.
The restaurant part OF the house Is at all Times
suppIied with the choicest OF fish, nseh ana Iowis
sncfl Is oysters in every Style yenison. pnesssI
PARTRIDGE canvas back ducks. blue wing, RED meek,
iueIiard and other ducks, from the Potomac. wiio
turkeys hares, squirrele, &c. 80,
The bar il furnished with the best wines. Hquorss
and cigars selected by the proprietor at the custos
house. -,
supper rooms for private parties.
Also excailent stablipg for horses.
Orders Tor OY STERS in any quantity, opened or
in this she'll will be promptly attended to, In the
citE or ririry All Oysters warrented TO DO Of the
best quality, n hsau,
oc a,ip 18th al between Marshall and Clay.
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4 VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR

"A SALE Il offer for sale that q est desirable
Dairy and Market Farm, on the new Central road,
known as Summerte!d, one mile and half below
Richmond containing 90 acres, one-haif cleared,
balance in woods adjoining the cottage farm recent
ly owned by Ellis Pears. The improvements con-
materials, containing 6 or Srooms. with the usual
,nt-a horses. This farm is admirably suted for
marketand dairy farm; produces we'll OF the usual
crops, with bold spriag of the best water. which
would enable the owner 70 fill several lee houses
THE owner. being engaged in other business would
sell bargain For further particulars apply to
RO LYME, Land Agent,
&C % Office oyer A Rndeker's Drug st ere
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n GENTLEMEN'S NEW FUR.

ST GENTLEMEN'S NEW FUR
VANISHING I0UsE--Opposite the Anne
rican Hotel Richmond, Va-Just received,
the latest styles of Young Mems French Soft ATE
also Gents and Boys HATS and CAPS of the latest
styles, constantly hand, from the very best Anne
rcan manufacturers. My Furnishing apartment is
alfo complete in every respect Particular attention
paid to all orders left for Shirts Also On hand q
good assortment Of Trunks yaiices, Carpet Bags
Umbrellas and Walking Canes. .
oc Him j SWEENEY.
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EHALL TRADE-In store and constant
l. Iy receiving q full stock of
Fine WINES.
BRANDIES,
GINS, RUNS,
OORDIALs, &c, &c.
500 bhis Pennsylvania and Ohio RYE Whisky
so do \ L Domestic BRANDY
50 do X Holland Gin
IS or casks PORT VINE
40 do MALAGA do
40 bbls Excelsior RYE WHISKEY
"a do "ster" do 90
I6 do flank" do do
80 do Pixies magnolia" do
Sc "a, "a Il and l-i6th pipes of Genuine and Im
tation BR candies
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, ABSINTHE
CURRAC0A. KERsCH, WAeSER,
And in fact a general supply OF every article IN
the line
Solicitinga call before purchasing elsewhere,
lam, very respectfully, yours. &C.
JOHN J. MELLON,
oc6-lm 1874 Cary st.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
J{nIfSE
KENT, PAINE gee, 1913 AND l65 MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
GE NInruING ADAPTED TO THE

KENT, PAINE Ntts., 1913 AND l65 MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers to
cur very large aud wei! assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured by Ourselves for
CASH. in the very best manner. We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock a careful exani
nation before going further.
Resides Gentlemen's Dress Wear, We have very
large stock of - -
NEGRO CL0THING,
Made in the very best manner, and OF the most
substantial materials
la addition to tho above. We have in store $50 doz
en- Gentemens SHIRTS, Of all qualities and lies,
besides large assortment of Hickory Shirts Can.
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and Jeans do; and Sporting Jackets-atl of which will
be sold at prices which will compare fayorably with
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
isfactory terms.
Sc I3-sw KENT, PAINE & CO.
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r AND AGENCY.-Having been EN-.

| AND AGENCI.-EaVlnR been en-
- ployed TO SILL several large tracts of land ia
Nicholas county invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
tie on the same to whom great bargains will be
sold.
/ have just returned from visit to Nicholas, and
can safely assert that lot fertility OF soil, and
ubrity ofclimate it is not surpassed by any portion
of the state The land is situated in the mountains
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut oak and
hickory. 1t is admirably adspted for grazing
country Thousands OF acres of the LAND have been
(within few years) opened and are now making
ample returns to the uRners. The lands will be
survt ycd and laid OF into small, farms thereby giving
to purchasers with moderate means opportunity
of Investing. will give all nesdful information
the subject aud will show the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond Va
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no IL ME, Lana Agent,
&C 20 Office over A Budeker's Drug nj or

an nln feet wide "a and l inch
co,ON'C PINE Notwithstanding on the
Dock from schr Enterprise, for sale low and on ac-
conlmodating terms by
ACES TRUMAN A. PARKER
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sa BROGUES AND LEATHER.
saEass1@'sS The subscriber has for sale
600 pair CITY MADE BROGUES
5000 sides SOLE LEATHER
In store aud to arrive, which he will sell on &C
commodating terms. N DEVEREUX,
&C elm No 1872 Cary street.
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no COUNTRY NORTHUMBERLAND

" CCUN1 u M EhSflaN L -. LIN Ii y g
L. II SHINE, n Main street, are now selling, both
NJ auction and private sale, large and varied stock
of Staple and Fancy Goods, of their own mpoIta-
tion suitable for the country trade embracing, jn
part, Watches. Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
House-furnishing Articles &c, DC, which will be sold
on very liberal terms. Call and examine for your
selves, &c Sim
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60 FOR RENT Intending to remove
E:1 to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford, Mayo Blair two doors above Messvs r Price
& Co. the store | at present occspy, No Is Market
Bridge, is for rent This is of the best business
opportunity to any one wishing to engage in a re-
tail trade in almost any line of business To good
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish
ment will be sold ON moderate terms, Apply to
mo PAGE JR
Sc It's No 10 Market Bridge.
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LILLE WORKS IN RICHMOND, VA
l. We respectfully inform the business men OF
Richmond and neighboring piacss that we have es
tablished a Factory whers FILES and RASPS, of
the beat knglieh STEEL of all sizes and descriptions
are made and kept on hand
These files are Of the very same quality as the
best imported English +
Also. RECRUITING Of OLD FILES will be done
to full satisfaction.
Prices moderate, and orders carefully executed
LAU SHUMAN.
Letter Box, Is. Work Shop: Near Petersburg De
pot, opposite Burger Boyie's Saw Factory.
NJ MI
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81 FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
IA. Es.--You will find at HARWOOD'5. on Gov
FYs1 ernor street. Richmond, the largest and most
Elegant stock of FURNITURE and NAT.
TRESS ES TO be found in the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber Suits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant Oak Sets fer Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs of all descriptions
Wardr sbes, :Greaus and Bedsteads
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buying, as am selling
low. SW HARDWOOD,
sc 2i--2mif Governor street Richmond.
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n ARTIFICIAL TEETH HP

sa ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T II r
EiYfDCH E0PLASTIC PROCBSS.-G. W. JONES,
DENTIST having purchased half the ercGSye right for
the above mode Of max ing TEETH. and after using
and testing it in the most difficult cases. aohere other
plates had failed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute
superiority over the gold, silver and patina me
thod can therefore, with confidence, recommend it
to ali who may desire full or partial sets of teeth;
and especially to such may be dissatisfied to.ta
those they using. In this process, all of the
objections to the gold plate are reEoyed-the sue
ton being perfect secures comfort and stability to the
fit and the teeth being embedded in the metal, tine
food is excluded from under or between them; they
are therefore, cleaner, smoother, and in every re-
spect better Ii consequence Of the perfect adapta
ton Of the plate to the mouth and the suction
thereby secured he can insert one or more teeth
aoiaot clasps, and i'll all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfsc DRY ft
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. te any who may desire to see
them he old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be tsken in part
pay. viii of course. make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office oppos,te COrinthian Hall Sc 27-3m
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LOYYHHIsD.
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES
- mpTIya Nrf


4 prizesof $500. experimenting tos7o.OoO
prize, are 81 Geo
pitz $ Of 500 appreximating to $4,000
prize, are 1000
prizes Of $780, approximating to $1,000
prizes Of si25, approximating to 5000
prizes Of 500, approximating to $4,000 -
PRICES of SIS. approximating to $1,000
prizes Of $50, approximating to 1850
prize are goo
5000 prizes OF S2Oare 100000
sass prizes. amounting to s32O,cOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 90 So
81 A Circular showing the plan of che Lotteries
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ofpaoksge CT 10 o. T S.pt tickets. $50
i iS sssss1s " 2 2c
In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Ticket.
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii be Forwarded
by first mail. Parchaserscaa have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sen.
x Purchasers will please write their signature.
plain and give their Post Office, County and State
81 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
EE~ All prizes of 900 and under. paid immediate.
" after the drawing Other prizes st the usual time
Ali communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. SWAN Il CO.. Augusta Ga,
Or Richmond, Va.
&C. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta. Georgia, can have thsir orders flled and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. at either
Of those cities.
s8r list Of the nambers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each lie
entitled to- will be- published after every drawngin
ne following pspe1rs; The n AGsusta Ca CGnsti
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Ipteigencer New York
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Da ly News, Richmond
Dispatch. New York Dispatch. Paulding miss
Clarion. aud Little (Ark) True Democrat. oc25
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- STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR

~ RENT-TH0MAS d. QUARLES offers for
rent, the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Gren-
shaw, Quarles Il Co. To a good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
1T
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T UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER IL
~ would respectfully call the attention of my Gus.
toners and the public generally. to my assortment
OF LUMBER. which have selected with great care
IN the Northern market, and which / will sell at
very low prices
White Pine. TOT inches thick, seasoned
Ash, to inches thick seasoned extra wide and
good
Hickory, N to inches thick, very superior
Maple. Poplar, Walnut, Cherry Mahogany
Spruce and Yellow Pine, Flooring, scantling
Shingles, Button Wood, &C.
Please give me call before purchasing.
EDW'D X DUDLEY. 10Th street
DC ~ between Main and Frank lin
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1A METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
81. popular Hail. situated on Franklin street
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation is now open
TO the public nd is offered the most accommoaa
ting terms. The rEinor that 1t to be sold. and
appropriated to anotbe purpose. is erroneous, and
TIE present owners will spare efforts to keep up
.ts reputation the best Hall Public Amuse
ments. Lectures, &c, in the city.
JOHN COOK,
go i3-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl SITS up stairs
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SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
- WINTER cLoTHING.-Having just returned
ply Of C'othine for Mems, Boys ana Childrsn's
wear, which will make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered in this market IL IL
got en- up entirely for the retail trade of this sec
ton. and no pains having been spared as TO styIe
quality aud Workmanship in getting 1t mp. hope to
be able TO please ali who may favor me With their
patronage Without enumeratng the articles On
hand my stock will embrace every article usualIy
found III FASHIONABLE CLOTH sc HOUSE. Call AZ
the Virsinis Clothing Mandatory and sales Room
OF VIM IRA SMITH. :
oe Is la Main street
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- FOR RENT-A desirable store I'm
H:a der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street, next
door to Vests Book Store. Possession given inme
dately. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, or Henry G. Can
non. au lots
III FOR RENT.-The residence of the
Eza late David NJ. Puiliam, in Manchester, is for
rent with garden attached, the remainder of this
and the ensuing year. Any information concern.
ing the same can be had by calling on
PULLIAM BETTS,
ants Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond
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RETROGRADE.

1t is to be regretted that that the head of the
Post Office Department should generally have
so little sympathy with the People. The be
partment is overburdened with franked matter
and expenses for steamship mails, and the en-
hghtened Secretary thinks it allimportant TO
meet the additional expenditure by taxing the
People-raising postage from three TO FIVE cents
a single letter, as Mr.. Buchanan has it. We sup
pose he has forgotten that letters go by weight,
not by the piece. Let us have no tinkering
with the Peoples interests; let there be no step
backward. Slave Democratic schemes of rev.
enue generally embrace taxes on tea and coffee,
high rates on letter postage, and taxation on
sugar for the benefit of the planters
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PoLITICs IN SoUTH CARoLIYA.-The subject
of reopening the African slave trade is one of
the questions bearing upon the selection of a
United States Senator by the Legislature of
South Carolina to fill the vacancy occasioned
10y the death of the Hon. Josiah J. Evans The
telegraph, however, brought an erroneous YER
sion of the pending resolutions on the subject.
They are as follows
- Resolced, That the Constitution of tbe-tTu;-
ted States contains no grant of power to regu-
late, prevent, or restrict commerce among for
eign nations; and, therefore, all acts of Con-
gress purporting to prohibit or interfere with
the slave trade between foreign countries are
unconstitutional, and have no rightful force or
effect.
ResOlUed, That the act of Congress declar-
ing the slave trade to be piracy, if it be under
stood as affirming that it is piracy in the nature
of things and in the sense of the Constitution.
affrms what is not true; and, inasmuch as il
purports and intends to convert into piracy
what IS not so In the nature of things and in
the sense of the Constitution, the said act is
unconstitutional, null, and void"
Senator Mazyck, who introduced these reso.
lutions made brief speech in their favor He
argued against the right of the Federal Gov
eminent to interfere with the slave trade when
carried on by foreign nations, but he did not
touch the question of reopening our own ports
to the foreign slave trade. In regard to the
act of Congress which declares the slave trade
piracy, Mr.. M. contended, that when the Fed
eral Constitution was adopted, the slave trade
was as Legitimate as the trade in WOOL coffee.
Or tobacco; and that if the power delegated to
Congress to regulate commerce is to be inter
preted into the right to make it an act of
mr. 10 Al
any countries whatever, then must CONGRESS-
surely have the same right, at its option, to
make the trade in coffee, wool, or tobacco an
act OF piracy. If Congress, he said, really pos
sessed the power to make the slave trade between
Africa and Cuba piracy, it would have the same
power to declare the same trade piracy between
Louisiana and Virginia, when carried on by the
/ sea.
The Senate did not seem to be prepared at
that time to act upon the resolutions, and thew
were referred to the Committee on Fedesal Re-
lations.
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The AFRICAN EMIGRATION SCHEME.-Tbe
committee of inquiry, appointed by Prince Ma.
poleon, in response to the demand of the EN-
peror, on the African emigration system, CON
sists of the Count de Persigny, chairman Tar
DIV de Montravel, naval captain; Baron Paul
de Richemont, deputy LIE Play, Counsellor of
State; and Ferri Pisani chef d'etat major.
This committee has already held one meeting
at the Palais Royale, and it is intended that
the subject shall have thorough investigation
They will not go to the African coast as has
been stated, for testimony, but they have the
power to collect all the necessary testimony
from such sources as can be obtained. The
London Journals have already Judged the ques-
ton, and claim the Emperor's letter as an aban-
donment OF the free negro system !; but perhaps
they had better wait the action of the com
mittee
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CONGRESS ON TUESDAY.

The Senate met and adjourned at an early
hour, after some unimportant business, to
Thursday.
The House Of Representatives took up the
unfinished business of the last session. Moth
ing ofinterest transpired, and, at two O'Clock the
House adjourned to Thursday.
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By The Presidents Message is long, and
not at all interesting, but everybody should
read it. He misrepresents the history of Kan
sas, bullies Spain, asks to be invested by Con
gress with means to buy Cuba, authority to fog
Central America, and take possession Of por-
tons of Mexico convenient for the uses of our
Southern brethren, and comes out for revision
of the Tariff, the adoption of specific duties, and
incidental protection.
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NOTEWORTHY.

Referring to the proceedings in Congress, it
will be observed that, on the resolution in re-
gard TO the old Pro-Slavery Amistad affair,
Messrs. Shields and Stuart take their stand
squarely with the Slave Democracy, while Mr..
Broderick records his name with the Republi-