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HOUSE.

debate followed for and against the BILL but
without coming to conclusion, thereon the Com
mittee rose
Mr. Phillips, of Pa, gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill regulating and fixing duty on
imports and other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Stanton (OhiO) resolution
was adopted requesting the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury to furnish statement of the value of the i'm
ports from Great Britain and France into the Uni
ted States, and the exports from the United States
10 those countries for the years ls53 "a, '55, sc
and 81. The information to be obtained from the
retnrns of their Custom Houses.
The House by l30 against 66 suspended the
rules in order to consider the Senate resolution
on proposing temporary adjournment from the
23d Of December to the 4th of January, and the
resolution was passed, 90 against A
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wARIKs's BLOCK, coRSER OF BANK AED
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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6pefial Notifes.
q For Gas Fixtures and Fitting-AYply
Fogg Eay.sorth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street
~ One of the most prevalent, and at the

q One of the most prevalent, and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that teDd the
human esh the Fever and Ague. For long time the
medical world have been continually bringing forth numer
specifics for its permanent but all withous effect
Dr. J. Hnstetter experienced and celebrated physician
has succeeded in furnishing the public with valuable
preparation the of Fever and Ague The steady
and increasing demand 2tey made for the Bitters and
the universal attending its use have made for
repuaton unsurpassed by any specific of the kind For
the cure the Fever and Ague Dr. Hosteers celebrated
Stomach Bitters and should claim superiority
any other preparation eItant.
For sale by druggists dealers generally everywhere
R HOIIoway's Pills and Ointment twin
curaIives derived from orgnthe vegetable produc
of the soil They act in unison the system the
internally upon the Of the body and the other
externally through the countless orces Of the skin cleans
ing and reeuperatng the vital organization Sold
mandatory No 80 Maiden Lane New York, and by al
Druggists, at &c, &C. and 81 per b1x OF pot 2S5
u We would invite the attention # readers the
"AGUE CURE" advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence eff
cacy and we have learned fom reliable sources that
virtues will their fullest expectations Citizens
the West fail appreciate the paramount value to
them and certain remedy for this sfC ting disten
per- without either QunIne minerals and consequently
injury the constitutional health We have
ordinary satisfaction DrOcsiming this remedy be-
cause convinced 1t will answer a crying
among US and serve to relieve great amount of suffering
-RepubLcaa. Wars9iu, Ind. dceII
CH ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mngs the society Of ladies with
dscolOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, ''FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one of the
most efeetual dentrces in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mpars the breath OeL
offensive, an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING-Its rich lather penerates and softens
beard prevents tation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co, 3O5 Broad
way, and No. Astor House. New York. Sold by all
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We have
DIAMONDS Golconda and Brazr
RUBIES-from Syria, CeylOn and HOhenseiH;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and KamschatEa;
EMERALDS-frOm Egypt, Syria and New Mexico;
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands s Honduras
TURQUOISE-from Persia;
PEARLS-fFom Ceylon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
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MeoirinEs.
T9iE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
publish letter DE- Woud, u rhis ty; from gen
tleman IA Aai9e Shiea Sgea4s st~sy , @ W. & ne ~
f'ct when coming from rsli1hle source II seIneaIss
useless puferY from the press a.. =, oo ,o.a
PROF WOOD s. Cn.-(ieutlemen: Having my a;ten-
called. few lostis slnee to The highly Denenclai
effects Of your HAIR Restoralse' VS. InguSs @ - 5
quite gray probably third white; wissers were o.
tuItle OF your Hair Restorative, ald used it soon
found that it was proving what had Wlshse used 4
about twice week have since ptoeuise % ~
tie Of wrich have used some can now certify % ne
beh on nv head and a-e my hair has resumed its
color aud believe more soft and glossy than mas
old my good wife, at the age Of fty'To has used II win
The above notice deem due you your valuable
discovery assured that whoever VIII ngntlS use II
statemens am a citizen OF this city, and have been
resilient here for the last fifteen years and am known 10
the above with nome attached IS at your ser
wish to preserve the beauties OF nature IN eefS
a. VIGIL a i,i am truly yours. A c. RAYMOND.
BALTMORE, January q 1855.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lose he best poton OF my hair from Of ye
low fever in New Orleans 1884 induced to make
very thing needed Ny har is lhek and glossy ard
aiiictsd al such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rer. K Bragg is minister IN regu-
lar stanng ard pastor the Orthodox Church in Brook
field Mass He is gentleman Of great ln1uenee aDd
/ universally beloved: "M- DfEh-
BRooKFTELD, January z ls58-
WOoD-Desr Sir: Having made tElal OF your Hslr
Restorative 1t gives that its effect has
beeo excellent in removing Inflammation dandIuG, and
constant tendency itching. with which have been
troubled from my chldhood md has alsot or my halr
which was becoming gray sOrglnal color have used
no other article with anything like the easure or
/ profit. Yours truly, h BhABG-
The Restora i've is put up 7tlrs three sizes, viz:
Large medium; and small The snail holds half pant,
retails for dollar tOttle medium holds a.
least twenty per cent in proportion than the small
and reas for two dollars hottie-the large holds quart
forty per in propOrton and retas FOR three
/ dollars a bottle
| o. J. WOOD & CO. Propriet0rs, 3l2 Broadway, New
York Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
meutl and Market St Louis Mo and sold BY
| an good Druggists and Fancy Goods DesleTs- ocl6
| WUV IL TUE DEMlNO IN GRFAT FOR
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Mtaabiuists ST.
H. MIG SLO W,

Manufacturer of All kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Boiling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY
HSupenoT street, American Buildings, Clevelard O
Opposite the Weddsll Houss. ! sug2s ITs
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We have

The whole world has contributed to make our stock
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considered that the bill at present provided for all
legitimate protection 10 american iron interests
Mr.. Simmons was strongly in favor of the use of
the best materials as matter of economy even il
it should cost double; but there was no doubt the
requirement of 300 900 tons, if offered by contract
would bring out offers at the lowest prices, it
would be profitable to manufacturers and he did
not Wantit at less.
Mr.. Clinsman. (after asking the Senator from
New York whether there had not been breaking
of American Iron on the Erie R. R. Mr. Seward
replied he had not heard so and thought not went
to discuss the relative cost of the production of
iron in England and America, aud proving that
from the lower rate ofwages, England can produce
it cheaper inasmuch as nine tenths of the manufac-
ture of iron consists in labor.
Mr.. Bigler also spoke in favor of the use of
American Iron, and instaneed the case of the Penn
sylvania, Baltimore and Ohio Roads, saying one
was built with American, and the others with Eng
ish Iron. Mr.. lversOn opposed the amendment as
likely to produce combination of Iron mongers to
rise OfIrOn He agreed with Mr.. Clingman to
admit duty free.
Mr.. Fosters amendment was then carried by
yeas 25 nays %.
Mr.. Rice then spoke at leng h on his Pacific R.
R. Bill introduced on Thu sday last Mr. Rice in
trOduced bill to organize the Territory of Dako-
tab, when the Senate adjourned.
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PARIs, January, 1851.

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The price Of lL4RSHALL'S UTERINE cATROLE
cnN L Or LnIlnr M Z HrIfper r.nnIs hnrfIs -

WEST BEDFORD. CoshcctOn Co NAV H. 1881.
Mr. H B. Kingsley SIr.i have been selIins the 1neIi
cine Of Graenberg Ompany the last ten ears and
have invariably found them 10 good sasiaean and
The pills have sold 10 great families regularly
thertea and coffee and with my y have become
apls article. Marshalis Uterine Caihoicon Is medI
cine that done great amount Of good female disess
One lady sod It 70 told she had received
benefit from one bottle than she did from long of
medical treatment BY the most skllful pby sclans.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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NARsHALL's UTERINE CArHoLlcON

'MalShalls Uterine Cathoncon VIII certainly cure a
the diseases for which II Is recommends -
There is nOmedicfne like it IN this country
'In the have met with Marshall
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u A MEM FT01l fle N = UlIIV Net1l ItaTIaTI
to call attention letter from Dr. Joshua
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column He treats the subject able manner,
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon"
From the Albany MOTIlhlq Express.
ATaTshalls Uterine CafnOcon piOved be fully
valuable 1t is claimed to be IN many made
medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge regular
physician Of ne attalnmenlS great udgment
discrimination, judic0us and highly successful pz
ttiOneF in all diseases especially those Of and
children"
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NEW RonKs.

We have received from the Publisher, T. NJ.
HUoHzs, Esq, Of Murfreesboro Tenn, The May
number Of 1.-The Aurora: monthly for the noihers
and daughters Of the South ard West Tn origiual
aud select matter in this magazine is tasteful APP
proprate and interesting altogether superior to the
vapid senhmentalsm from the North which cur peo-
pie are encouraging with their patronage One-hali
The money annually paid for Cooley and Grahana in
this State would sustain the Aurora handsomely,
and stimulate its editor and contributors to still
greater exerions in improving and perfecting theiI
magazine. Let us encourage our own literature.
Tie Cumberland University Magazine brings US
many pleasant memories Of cur own College home
its hopes, its sorroWs, its sunshine and shadows.
There is always something fresh and original about
College magazines, that renders them the most
pleasant reading We meet with. The number before
as contains many well written articles, and speaks
avorably for the taste and scholarship of the young
gentlemen who conduct it.
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TURKS ISLANDS, May 5ih, 1858.

Affairs at St. Domingo begin TO assume a Uery i'm
portapt shape quote from letter sent me from
Port au Platte by a little Dominican soop which
stole out of that blockaied harbOr under Of the
night and which arrived here the ID inst. 1t is
from wealthy and intelligent merchant there, dated
the 9th ult., and says:
ssSince the 23d, harbor has been very strictly
blockaded by the feet of Baez, from the City OF St
Domingo consisting Of six vessels, a bark and five
seboopers Two-of our vessels have already been
taken by them, and several others chased off. On
Sunday morning, (25th April) an officer landed hete
Port au Platte from the feet, who gave notice to
the Consuls that they could come on board the ad-
miraIy ship as soon as practicable, as the town. if
not at once surrendered, would be bombarded in IL
hours The lime being short, and against all law,
the various Consuls protested. Meanwhile the time
pxl,ired and the bOmbardment cOmmenced; but the
fire from the fort soon drove them off beyond reach
of shot OF she'll No one thinks Of sUrTenderiDg the
toprn even II the last house is destroyed. The st
Jago Government, which has the harbOrs of Port au
Platte and Monte Christi, before they will yield 10
the OUTLAW Baez will call in the aid of any foreign
power: and under present circumstances, the
ENGLISH and French Cousuls favor the cause OF Baez
which is evident from the sailing of the fleet Of
Baez from St. Domingo City against Port Platte
and to harass the coast,) the United States is the
only government to be looked to- or be depended
upon"
The same correspondent, (WhO Is not Al American
citizen, under same date, IN l. D adds, that the
effects of the bombardment realready visible at Port
au Platte -four being $40 per barrel and all other ar
ticles of common consumption il proportion The
American schooner Wing ofthe Wind ran the block
AIDE onthe 9th ult, and got safely in with cargo
fromNew York; but was fred at and chased by the
Domipioan war-sohooBer CLEOPATRA" The success
of the ewing Of the Wind" was fine achievement
of her Captain.
While these things are being enacted at Port au
Platte and while the U. ) Consul at the city Of St
Domingo Mr. ElliOtt,) is imprisoned in his own
house literally, he cannot for fear Of his life, go
into the street, the United States has ships of
war either at the city off Port Platte! Surely
the u S. Government cannot be posted with regard
to affairs at st. Domingo, and apprised Of the fact
that if there is ore there who hates the United
States and its citizens than another it is the
imposter BGez.
Salt at Grand Turk is firm at 104. 1t has been
discovered too late here that less than cents per
bushel for their staple only bring the producer
in debt as labor has become so scarce and high at
these islands Provisions are low and abundant.
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Kansas MATTHas-A Mas KILLED In AN ARRAY
BY GES LANE.-General Calhoun and family arrived
this morning. Col ABdersons column was at Fort
kearney On the 28ih, an express from Fort Lara
mic, which arrived on The lsi, met Col Monroe al
Big Blue, and Col May at Clear Greek The same
express left ihe Fort yesterday for Camp Seots
Another dispatch, dated the 4tb, says STRAY och
place at Lawrence yesterday between Gen Lane
nd Mr.. Jenkins prominent citizens Of that placer
resulting in tie death Of jenkins. An old auimosiiy
existed between the parties, growing out Of land
claim.
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New PosTAL ARBANGEMEET.-The committee ap-
pointed by the southern railroad companies TO ar
range a new schedule by which the southern mail
shall be carried has been in session in this city du-
ring the past week and it is announced that great
lv improved arrangements have been perfected LOT
The transmission of the mail between New fork and
New Orleans.
The Postmaster General has given an order TO
convey the great southern mail, leaving Ne" 1ork
in the morning. over the central route, diverging
from the seabosrd route at Richmond, and then, via
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, through Knox
Vile and Dalton, Georgia, to the grand junction %
miles east of Memphis and thence via JACKSON 70
New Orleans. This service commences on the lst
of Julv and will continue TO The 3Oth Of June, 1852
Time from New York to New 0fleans4 days IL hours
g omlensation $500 per mile; distance l,265 miles
After The LIST Of July, 1859, both Of the great
southern mails leaving New York IN the morning
and evening will be in connection with this central
route as double daily service. 1t has been ord red
a. commence at bat time in view Of the completion
IF the Orange and Alexandra railroad to Lynch
6nrc This, il is confidently believed, will shorten
The time from New York 10 New Orleans 10 3 days
and II hours Al compensation iOrthe double daily
service Of $500 per mile 30
Full through arrangement for passengers at S4o
have also beez-completed It is understood that ar
rangements have also been perfected BY the Depart
ment in connection with the above, Tor semi
monthly California mail from New Orleans via Ie-
huantepec and Acapulco, and thence by the Paelhc
mail-stesmers TO San FraciseO, which IS believed
will shorten the present time 10 days between New
York and California
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsAIEK
ROB PRIVATE DISEASES.

Or. King, formerly Of NsE YORK. for he last four
s-S years Of Louisville. Kentucsy, and who has De-
voted attention the Of private diseases for
thirty years, fae himself, having atendei 90 prc ice for 81
many years. andcuri many Thousands he is enabled % cure
all diseases OF private nature Mater how bad my mas -
from idudcous mgica treatment from neglect Of ei
Dr. King's Dspensary No. . Dlercs street, hctEce
Cherry and the Square, where he an diseases Of prEats
nature
from business
STRCEuEas q old recent date c1aly cured in leE
days, by operation which cusl pain Where otrct1r1
exists, health he enjoyed Perhaps d.sesa causes
mischief and underniaes the constitution so much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases 81 tie skim growing ont ol neg
treatment, cIe1allT cured iu Few days
WEkENEss. parcls attention having been given .
this disease, and all the growing out Of H. hrougi
in many ly the darucziTe habits Of intondera
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect q
which win undermine The constitution, rendering tu1ict uuai
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be lahCug with any difficulty Of TIE WOMB
assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case, win
Zee enclosed, directed A. King No . Dearick street
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have the necessary medicine sent o
their address, with Necessary directions strict secrecy Observed
Office hours from O'Clock in e morning until Din the evening