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EVERY FEMALE NHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC Al LPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesman, VI. ID

By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ. d,
NEW YORK CITY
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun and ohas,e description
knowledge Necessary 10 the welfare Of those married or
about to be Marie afs process OF pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many Of the latter may be otviated, and
teaching how system may be invgurated and restored
to its proper tone after having been prsraed by CON-
plants incidental the human frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obyiaie
the necessity oauy great amount Of sickness, and enable
EeIan. -, ,,-
This book Is more available TO the understanding Of the
non-prlfessoual reader, and skfully elaborated
pana@d arranged and earned ont, than work Of It's
;ind noyS before the public While it gives wholesome
particulars ans IN some respectsez rs information upon
some oths mo>i de ieais Affairs connected with the female
system II should be ~ced the hands Of every female
PRICE 3 CENTS.
This work also csnains prescriptions used by the doctor
his practice fo= the positive OF ScrfoHs ET1
fouy-Fsrsr and Agus-Ssrerr COEgls cad C0ds-RAsara
afIssDg5epsiaFaIiug a a The Hair So, Sc Sc, an,
This book viii be sent by ,il free Of 2ctase. on III
socpoa Of pre. winch may b. sent e. her y many or
osiago stamps. Anoldels slouid B sddrssssd 10
sB2a,dkwsuam Sc sItsrs ss1ssi, siTest.N Y CITY
). b. Barnes & Co, Proprietors OF the Clev'
All Plumbing Works, Atwztsr Block prepares
win args force Of experienced w0rkmen doing ever
toa OF Fu bng in the most thorough manner, o
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and on shor
ustcs Irss stocks Of Fountains OF different stF les an
in1edco7Bef steam heaters. lead and gavanized lro
Tuss Ieafsr and Inla Rubber Hose, every descrpila q
NJ coss re-eafiy inrro5uesi Was Bows and an kIni
fwater works Fixtures kep- constantly & o. sn1. a
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The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles 4 three sizes
large medium small The small holds half pint and
rotais for 81 per bottle The medium holds at least twenty
per cent more proportion than the SMALL and retais Tor
81 per The large ho Ids quart forty per cent more
10 proportion, aLd retAils for 81
York lin the great " Y Wire Railing esahshmertl and
ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
And ssd by ali sood Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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FOREIGN NEWS.

4EIa
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
ST. JOINS, n F., Sept 4
The steamer Fulton from Havre via SOuthamp-
ton, at P NJ Of the goth, was intercepted Of
Cape Race at 4 P. NJ. on Friday, by the news yacht
Of the n. Y. Associated Press; but owing TO unta-
yOrable weather our dispatches did not reach here
till late hour last evening. The steamer Indian
from Quebec on the l4th, arrived at liverpool on
the 24th.
Queen Victoria continued her progress in Ger
many. She was received everywhere with the
most extravagaBt demonstrations Of respect and
good will Preparations were making for Royal
visit TO Leeds on the return Of the Queen from
Germany.
The igamemnon has been on fire, but fortunate
" sustained little damage.
There hal been collision between two excur-
sion trains on the Oxford aud WOlverhamptOl
Railway, involving dreadful consequence sew
eral persons were killed, and great many fright
fully injured.
The accounts Of the harvest in Great Britain are
very satisfactory The late rain caused some de-
lay in the gathering of the crops, but no perma-
nent injury was done.
The treaty concluded with the Chinese does not
confer 1llles "a HAVING
diplomatic agents at Pekin, but their COnsu-Gen-
erals resident at Tien viii be admitted to direct
intercourse to the Cabinet Of the Emperor.
A telegraph from ST. Petersburgh says The
Chinese Empire is TO be open to foreigners and the
left bank Of the AmOor river henceiOrh TO be the
boundary between Russia and China.
Baron Gros, the French PlenipOtentiary, is ex-
pected home from China in October.
Nessrs ChardOmar, Duncan q kibb, OF Liver
pool, had suspended, but their estate VIII cover
their liabilities.
The Emperor Alexander Of Russia viii arrive at
Warsaw on the 4th Of September when the 5000
troops, who have been concentrated there, viii be
reviewed by the CZar.
Tine GRAD Dukes Nicholas and Michael 90 to the
Caucasius 10 take part in the military operations
against Schamyl.
a note TO the Porte supporting the application Of
Prince Daniels of Montenegro, who demands Of
Turkish Government 10 give up TO him the harbOr
Of Spitzen in the Adriatic, which be claims IS Mon
tenegTian territory
The Fulton has 2l4 passengers but no specie
She will be due at New York on Tuesday.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 25. A. M.-Ri-harts0n, Spence 4 Co
that he weather Is favorable 20 harvess which mas
There IS an advancing tendency the Brsadstua mar
F1our-l'et remain sssay a. n Eatss al
Baitrnore rs eds21s, Ohio 21ss - ed s,. -
ebSi-s erig5i6as ofre &ssiaT s Cd Is 81, 90 sSlih-
es Sd; white Wes-sH Sc Cd do southern os %
torn-Dul and Quotations uaehaas yellow S 90 3ss
Our mazsi for pTvisiuns continues steady; busiass.
trs:g,es ob5,3E ;s s9ssys % manly y 9 s Isaii
Coifss-DuiI At last guotlIidns.
In The London 8IaTkss-Wasst AMI Flour dull without
/ change.
Iu1e-Firm-
Tea-Ulalsr,d.
Caasois closed on Ihursiay slh szS tor money and
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PRoF. O. ]. WOoD-with confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative beng the most eeaeiogs article ever
saW Snce using Hair Restorative, my har and wins
kers which we're almOs white have gradually grown DARK
and fou feel confident that few applications Will
sfo them 10 their natural color II has also relieved
or an dandru and unpleasant itching common among
persons who persplre freely. j. G. klLb1-
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THE CARGO or THE ECHO

The Herald's Washington correspondent says
the frigate Niagara has been ordered to proceed
Immediately TO Charleston TO carry back the Al
ricans taken in the SLAYER Echo Com. Chauncy
goes out as commander Of the Niagara
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PROT. WOoD-About two years ago; my halr commenced
turning gray fast hecmtag bald and had tined many
remedies 10 feet. comm alced using YOUR Restorative
In January last; few appcatio fastened h1r hrmiy
h began 10 I'LL up and turned back 70 lts former
ca1r-b ack Al this time 4 y iu restore % is orsra
color health and appearance and eheerfgl5 recommend
Chicago, Illinois, MAJ J, ,ls57.
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on AMERICAN WO'

IL MEN. From tie N. Y. DAILY NelSs Editorial
we desire to call attention letter from Dr. Joshua
T. Bridge on The Health Of fAmerican Women, IN anoth
er column He the subject in able manner and
his Kill and medical iud gmen- NAV be relied upon
From the Albany Morning. ErDresf-
hIarshals Uterine Canncon has proved to be fully as
valuable claimed 70 be IN many severe tesfs made
b. medical gentlemen and others Or. Bridge Is regular
uhvscau OF very ne aftainments Of great judgment
and discrimination iudiclous and hlEhy successful pra
ttoner, all diseases especially those Of women and
children"
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
UFTIcK, wLKINs's BLOCK, oORNEE OF BANK AID
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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IRs RoRINsnN.s -cERTIFIcArE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co, May lst, ls5s
This certifes that been IN Door health or
wears and found little relief after employing number
N Phvsicians Ny disease ProlaDsis ute n had
been REDUCED By that and FiOuOr Abus until bad become
uleeraed TO considerable extent By the adyles Of Dr.
" Bushnell and took sK bottles o Marsnalls
tterns atholcon which enabled M 70 attend 20 ny aus
haul in his sickness until he died which was about
Ve-r since have taken three bottles snce his d. ath
hch HIS made me able labor and support nv family o.
three children The Cath1csn has nearly restored me 70
heath Il the onv thing that has mis aied my sune-
ils i'i ~ MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICoN is for sale BY City Druggists md By
Nedi-ine dealers generally lulAz
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PARIS, January, ls57

For sale, Wholesale aud Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. % Superior street. Cleveland who viii supply the
''Amie De Femme Al the Pr0pIis; or's pnces.
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children"
From PhysiciaaS-
sRfarshalTs Uterine Catholicon will certainly all
the diseases for which Il y recommends J."
There is no medicine like Il IN this country" -
'In the cases / have ever met with harshaiis
Uterine CathOlicon Is 4 rtain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
TSunhesitafnry uered reiahe remedy for al those
eomnauts which Is liable, and which grad
uay affect the mind well the BODY - that % thi- 4
talk work becomes alike Of suffering II not I'M
possibility Among the complaints for which The Cathon-
COO Is remedy are FALLING Of the Womb, Whites Sup
pressed Irregular Pa ufu Mensruation Bloafng IN
iammafions and Diseases Of the Kidneys Or Urinary Or
rnnS Retention OF Inconfnence Of Urine Heartburn, Cos
geneSs Nervousness Paintings PalptatiOns, Cramps,
Disturbed Sleep and all troubles, organic or symathetc
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with Of the above yn nptons
with SPINE vgr lung complaints, are invited 70 a
dreSs DR. BRIDGE, with fuu conndeuco thnt they viii
find relief Narshalls Uterine Cathoicon Is nCt quack
medicine but ingredients have been made known 70 the
Medical CeeEes and they are al the service o any re-
spectacle physician IN the country
Tle pries o. MARSHA LIS UTERLNEl cATHOLE
con . OHc Dollar aai HalfSer sIHsgie boffie-
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co May u, 1871
Mr. II b Engxey, Sri have been selling the medi-
cine ofhe rafenberg ompany for the last ten years, n
have invariably found them 10 sve good satsiacion a
The pills sold great many families as regularly
a. ertea and coffee and with trade N y have become
a ape arficla Marshalfs Uterine Ca hncon : ne J.
cine that amount Of good IN female deas-
benefit from one bottle than she did from long course oi
| MEDICAL treatment By the most skllfu physlclsns
| Yours truly JAMES WiLSON-
/ 1suu,rv Tst 1Gsa
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sod in CleEsland By Gaylord Hammond, wilisi
Fisks, C. s. Maeksnzis. =. Z Churchill, Dr. Chas
Anss BsRsO1 Bros. md Druggists gsnsrallJ'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-09

we'll for the future harmony Of the mongrel party,
In allusion 10 this appointment the Washington
,Sotss has the following
b l. somewhat strange that men who have bit
tefly opposed the Democracy nearly their Whole
lives, and abused every Democratic Administra-
tim from the days 81 jackson down to within
two or three years. should be received into the
party now, and have distinguished honors confer
red upon them, when better men: who have serv-
ed the Democratic party their whole lives, and
only differed with majority of the Democratic
members Of Congress once, on a mere question Of
expedisncy, should he prescribed By certain pro-
fes.ed Democratic journals, aud read out of the
marty n unworthy members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-09

q INVITATION Is HE KEBX ('OKDIA T.
IN Ll EXTENDED to the citizens 1T lyuchburg nl
the contiguous AMI counties. who pc called lii or
pi cell the Clothing bazaar Of Isl X
RoUGHS, SIAFEk & co. aud examine The desirable STOCK
ot Ready made C"thnt exhibition As self
iru, al best but recOmmtni ion, aud if il
erwise II rendered by the ihe common
dali III o egion< W no hav tested the "loing rr
and sold by during the six slperHu
the limits aiveriis,
qraly, style, and oh, Of goods especially
Acknowledge and ,heeuly conccie the right
their and he Their the
qua iy and fairness # the prices If the good
stock comp ss in part the following ar,icrs: Exir,
Flu, French C"th DRESS and Frock G. Med do Low
priced To- Fancy Cloth Dress and fruck Coats French ar
lis Oaks and other favorite Cas- Suits. Sur
Black Cashmere Pants Gcnadne Mataissse Cashmere
vet and other Vests Orr Coats OF every suitable material
md in de rabe style Cioaks, Nc
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT In the fur.
nbiug line ur stock Ia also complete, comprising In mar
Frc,rh Yoke shirts Coirs Cravs great variety Scais
and Mufirrs Cashmere Mcrino Shaker Silk
and Drawers SncAs Gloves Snspcnders Packet Hdks -e
giant Robes DE Chan,hre, Travelling Shaw,s aIkets
Umbrellas, Ac. BCkkuCGHS, SHAFER g. co,
Clothing Bazaar, Main St, above Bridge.
seni2lts Lynchbur
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REV Isiduf kalisch. Nil waukie'

rELEGRAruIC COMMUNICATION Win CrBA.TEc
Ptna, OF September 10Th. published at Havana,
la, leader on the subject If the submarine tec-
graph between Havana, Key West, and Macon,
ia. The company it says,was organized in Havana
in 1857: July of which year Ss0o,000 capital were
subscribed IN shares of 81 900 The line projected
is intended to beparty terre trial and partly sub
marine, between Georgia and Key West extended To
Havana, the permission of the Spanish Governor,
can be obtained ii e wise eighty ninety miles
OF SEA conmu alton W Il lie male by steamers.
The company was approved BY the Island Cavern
ment. andthe charter the American end ofthe linz
was obtained from the Lcgslat urts of Georgia and
Florida. Application was then made to the Spanish
Court for permission 10 run the submarine cable,
and as vet, no answer has been received from he
Queen, although it is expected that her c. NJ. Will
interpose no serious objection. The Pensd learn,
that IL New York Steamship company have offered
10 lay the cable gratis. The Captain General has
sent the plans and su veys to Spain hy the stea-
mer " Ter which sailed from Havana on the l2t
September especially FUR that purpose, and IA
v"rable answer from Madrid was expected.
TAR WATER, as combined with other simples,
by DIR. Wistar, in his celebrated Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, has peculiar power over all diseases OF
the lungs. Many physicians have used it in Their
p,"ttice, and generally with marked success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-09

TnE PRrsIrr>r AID THE JEws-N Buchanan
Eft}oUnS has foh}c MsSdW.--The Milwaukee
Wis., Sentinel IT Wednesday says
Exception having lccn taken 10y some members
Of the Jewish persuasion to one particular para
graphin the Geographic despatch sent by Press
dent Buchanan to Queen Victoria, DIR. lsd"r ka
lieh, Rabbi of the Bnc jcshurun congregation in
tins city. wrote to the President for an explana-
t,"n. Yesterday DR.. knlisrh called upon us 10
real the Presidents reply, and request its publ
cation in the Sentinel. 1t is as follows:
Nv AsulSGToN Cry, Sept. H. 1858.
My Dear Sn:--l have received Your favor of
the 9th inst. and permit me Ia say that III the
construction III my answer To the Queen think
you are somewhat hypcrcri,iral. Ms c"rtarI,
| never intemle1,hy using the expression. all the
intiuns :" thrstendom. to east any reflection
npon the Jews. Such an idea never eutcieI my
mind. Both as President Of the United States and
All individual, have ever been the advocate IF
religious Liberty and the perfect freedom Of con-
science. For many Of your pursunsion entertain
the highest personal regard and would he the
hast man in the world. either in Al III al docu-
meat or private letter. to use any expression de
rogatory to their character or calculated To
wound their feelings.
loursNery respectfully
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Destruction of tho Crystal Paloce

Total Destruction Of the Bn'iding-1Iorks Of Art
Destroyed-1eu.Gc Scenes an The Paiace-FaH
of the Dome, dc.
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ffHH6NxS5a> FlRSITl RE-: .FURNg ~ RE !:
n Grateful for pas, favors the subs, rber 81 II
return his thanks I" his friends and the put
liz generally and inform them thar he
has hand tand Is constantly adding -ret'ls large as
of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skuI work
the best material and finished in the most de
sirable Ills Stuck embraces article usually got
ienE the extensive manufactures
e Split.sa call from those wishing purchase feeling as
that he and will give regard both
price and quality oi work
HAIR aud Shuck Mattresses aiw III hand
EDWARD j FbIKES.
wsrcro"ms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
lous. d&r,.it
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IT, WANTED.A

IMMEDIATELY AT THIS OFFICE. SEVERAL BOYS
Of character principles DESTROYS learning
pnting business None need apply who not willing with
good honorsby their
EN- loyer will the latter Of their
ration ifces made hist iusrucng te
sct3ls
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The Kansas Gold Regions.

Tbeve seems to exist q great diversity Of opinion
respecting fhe PEAL extent of gold in this new E.
dorado. From all we can learn, it would seem
the mines must have been greatly exaggerated.
and whilst it will be admitted that gold has been
found, and that it still lies Embedded in the noun
tains We doubt whether it will ever be found in
sufficient quantities to largely remunerate those
who devote their energies TO searching for it
Gold Is perhaps the most universally dauscd of
all metals though rarely found in sufficient guam.
titles to pay for gathering it. We know that the
whole eastern range Of the Appalachian mountains,
from Canada to Alabama, produces gold, bat no
whore in great abundance, and scarcely sufficient
to make 1t an object Of search.
The mountains Of western Kansas are a contin-
cation of those of New Mexico, but unless they
provo much richer in gold than those of New
Mexico, the gold seekers there will not make their
fortunes without hard digging.
The old adagc will never lack vcrfication that
tits an i'll wind that blows nobody any good"
and the embryo State If Kansas is likely to fill
mp very rapidly under the stimulus offered to i'm
migration by the gold fever. but many Of the
immigrants will have rcasoa 70 curse their luck,
and roe the day they were larcd from comfortable
homes by exaggerated statements Of the untold
wealth that would reward their sacrifice and toll.
Ever ready for enterprise, no matter in wha:
quarter of the globe the inducement offers, we
verify believe that the Americans are the most
gullibIe people on the face of the earth.
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\. GUGGENHEINIER.

We bl ID specially cali she his fr md' ad
W puhlc. hi, large and WI, selected by
Goods Boots. Shoes, Pariir lar att has hrrn
hdie. Ir sstio DIS ii, sripon, style md quality
Ladies Silks, bu snplird wit lat "ulr
81 - yarlis stock Of Mcino's Nous
linz, Alpa,cas unsuasci TO price and quali,
largest of Ct AXIS Shanls (s,i.r fine
ht this kc can I've nd hcrewi.!
If Sh.es-whch upon eNauinat on viii be
cheap Also lot OF Cloths C'ssin
good stock henvy Wonlcus hands Bisnkcts A.
Bu, invited 10 Civ, my stick cxaui.a alton
Country Merchants III do W. II to give al
gong North. \. GCGGENHElMER.
Ro,,
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Il TewN.-The celebrated Pain Killer has Just
arrived in sufficient quantities to put To flight the
whole pain family. Buy it: try it. Sure death
to all pain is the Pain klllrr.
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says:
A portion Of the statuary broken into over n
thousand pieces. lay strewed around, and the
tho stoves. ranges. and most Of the iron material
ran DO seen IN various portions Of tho gruun,l.--
II is thought that the whole amount which can
be recovered and together will amount TO $780,
O00. A search was made for the jewelry and
diamonds said to be lost by Mr.. RAFT, but nothing
could be fund of them. \ few Of the works Of
several watches recovered, but it is not known
To whom they belong.
A meeting Of the managers .wcrc held ut
ten o'clock this morning at their rooms Broad
wny, when it was decided to pass suitable res
ouons in regard to the loss Of the contributors
to cause an immediate investigation to DO had rs
to the true cause Of the fire. This will, no doubt
give great satisfaction.
The members of No. % engine were on hand
all night and yariousy engaged In cod
ecting together various portions Of the wreck
of their lost machine Had not the door been
closed at the time of the fire by some Of the
managers they would have undoubtedly say ed
their engine also that OF No. l6 which was DIES.
troycd The loss of No. 81 is lamcnted very
much. Us it was tho most costly engine in the
city,
1t was Thought last evening that there we're
two children lost but Captain Ryan. Of the 10Th
precinct, has made every search 10 learn if any
was really missing, but none can yet be
found. Many think that or two persons are
under the rims, but no one is as yet known to be
missing.
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\ IlEARrnESDiS! AND F>rN AcclpFNr.--On
TUESDAY last. al, III To \. NJ. II lad 10y Tia" name
of Griffin, between and = wears Of a-c, while ut
work in the iac'pry in this place. wa iy some
me, caught iy II lcit attached IL sl,nc rart of
the machinery. nni MAS Drawn uurr The machine
between the belt and II pulley. and from there
was hurled t. the 1ourjng amNe, AID rait'aly
dawn th"ou III hnl. t,e inches ia " / "A and
Giiecu Ia length, the Lace where the uand PASSED
through. Thrrr hi- head wa ,ey' . Ion his
body letting the liatr,s t.unx fall to The iooi be.
low Nlir the head remained ao'vr, He sustained
other i,ju,ics which woul! have terminated his
existence. independent of his head being torn from
his " his legs were broken, his body horribly
mangled AMI he Was generally mntilatel. There
were from 90 to % persons n The room at the
time this sad AT ar happened, and not unr Of them
knew anything of it until his hcalless body was
toun' lying upon the fonr therefore. the rrcum-
stance ii his ge;tag cn,angled in the belt Will like
ly remain n mystery. His mother the spot
shortly aitcr the accident. and great was the
shock. that she swooned her reason forsouk her,
and she remains in that situation up to the pre-
ent writing. intfnya t'a., Gti-n 3o'A.
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Got His Pay.

The Hon VIM. Preston, has been appointed
Minister to Spain, and accepted the appointment.
Mr.. Preston it will be remembered, vas an old
Wing. and represented the Louisville District in
two sessions Of Congress-, but Joining issue with
the American party after its advent, was defeated
hy Humphrey Marshall, who was elected over him
~ 1854 majority. This was the objectionable
mn. and since that period Mr.. Preston has been
In iuii communion with the Democracy. lie was
recommended for seat in Mr.. Buchanan's Cabi-
net but failed to se ure it, and much to his cha
grin, it j. reported has been living in neglect ever
since. Finally. however, after the Spanish Mis-.
sion had gone begging. it has been rendered to
hin, and readily accepted This makes the fourth
oldlins Whig appointed by the present Admins
Ara1inniD full Foreign mission. and from the
that are beginning 70 Be manifested by
~ old-lins Democracy, We take it that a feeling
At jsalousy has been excited that does not augur