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The Nes Ysrk Journal Of Commerce Snds
tsn.oltta0n for he enptiaess OF the Treasury 10
a., r,aerti0r thai the piulderers. having stolen
a. siH nos be obliged to stop stealing. Il
ssss
We are beginning to witness the benefits.
81 ihs substantial advantages. arising from an
srhAasiee Treasury. There Is no money TO
SEA. eosiseg aently those who live BY their wits
!, iss ga. Of poser, are driven 10 the most ex
-4l-2iasry straits, and seem likely to seek.
:-sasA complisiol, mode OF lite more IN ac
s-sA1ce sith The principles Of public morality,
!. ra-tiy more beneficial 10 themselves and
a. eeguIry
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All Who use 10 are giving their MMans
tMsOMs Testimony lss Iys S0v0v.
NIX Water sa The ~ a. b ~ tth the In.
SigOrAsOr. and " u slaM bath iOgethePs
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and isaai.
iy working cures almost too great believe II curea
~ II by magic, As 3gst dose giriaC beas f ana
seldem more than bottle ID required TO cure anv
kiud Of Liver Complaint from the worst Jd~ndice a
Dyspspssa to : common Hcadas 10, ali Of which -
the result Of . Diseased Liver. -
PAlcG ONE DOLLAA Pa noTYLu.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3s5 Broadway, New YORK
Retaiied BY Druggists. Sold also BY H. Biakeslev
o.. Wood Co, q. Louis sauirss Boss Burlins.
On. a1gosply
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~. Pmas PEAk.-A company Of gold hun
- transferring four persons, starts next Seek
-, ssr the nes gold region.

~ Lee .fthe Georgia University. has com,
.;,A az elaborate letter in favor Of the re-
..,.,er the African slave trade. This is one o
!. .,r;line iaaies,ions Of The usy in which Oh.
,s.m setting At The south
W.. Secretary Of War rePorts the number Of
a.n ~. 10 use In tie Army, as follows
"a e...lry and artillery horses a,57s horses
~ oa.r,eruasters Department; 1850
-. !, ,usl., and 1872 oxen.
-. zion has received information
i'' avernment formed by the
7 ! asc,r.ya., j., \. and Eagle Valleys,
el'Ae' 80 c.,op and i''uekee Meadows
.A' ]. \ 49,. I've been oreA. 'ized' and have
ts,s seora 20 .0ra vel. A lArt population
/. pouring into these valleys.
, tftter from Eay,i praises the inoders uos o.
s,sr.ra. ard the respect With which he ca. Seo
\. ssDo.ed Emperor 10 be treated. Ssulouqu,>
!. 100 millions Of paper dollars in his palace,
- - distributed among The people.
,,.,.aser Mac horter OF New Haven, cele-
..,,.Ar. scholar and writer, and for flirting |
~, NJ. BACON 20 the great disgust Of Gather
4. R,esaer. hAs been appointed Professor Of
x...,A,.ic, Aad Eng ish Literature in the Troy
Ulassrst!.
". snortoa, ~ho has become somewh4i
,ot.,iov. a. The Washington correspondent Of
-. - Yerk Tines. il soon 10 become editor
n, ,ss s.. Francisco Bglietin.
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stomach and bowels 10 car.
npiishing two purposes q.
painful feelings experienc.
Lhfhdrtics. Il strengthens
me that II burgess il, and
Ate doses, will strengthen
n pidity.
the prin cipai regulators e
I when IL performs It's func.
the ~ stem are fully De, ell
, most entirely dependent
the Licer for the proper
/ tons, when the stomach
Ut fault, and the whole
qnence OF enc organ tho
TO do its duty. For the
OF the proprietors has
practice OF more than
some remedy wherevith
, arrangements to which 10
edy II al last found, any
er Conn plaintiffs any
Try = bottle, and conyie.
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying in theis
bile, invigorattng the
digest well, purifying
ana health to the whole
lcause Of the diseasc-ss
are cured, and what
csls BY the occasi nal use
ara tor
Is suffacieGt TO velieve the
: food from rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bows
! <Oselvessesss
each meal will cure OyW
teaspoonfuls will alwaye
ache.
Ateiy relieves Claol1ce
ed 10 . sure cure for
and . preventive of
ed TO throw out Of ne
medicine after = long
} @MM dice removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
ed cures I D ron 10 aD1s
forms, while Ass M nsse
yield almost TO The nrst
AttAck ks cause By
! there Is no surer, safer,
| werid. AZ IL aecev faiks.
NrOpsys by exciting
commending this medi-
J fever mNd Az sse,
, fevcvs ola HtolW0O
with certainty, and thou.
Flfy 10 its wonderful vif.
giving their snsa0ms
1gS Ga we've
NO % I D ~ tth the In.
Law, bath gOEethpP.
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the syst, m 1t the same tim,
when taken daily In moierat
and build IL up with unusual ri
The Liver 10 one OF
the human body; and N
tons we'll. the powers Of
oped. The stoHdch Is al
on the healthy action OF
performance Of Its func-
Is at fault, the bowels are
system suffers In conse-
Liver -- having ceased -
diseasesof that organ, one
made 1t his study, in a.,
twenty wears, to nrd 49,
70 counterfeit the many /,
10 liable.
To prove that this rem. -
nersontroubied witha.iv--
Of It's forms. has but to
ton Is certain. tn. Sc
or bad matter from the .
place a healthy Gov Of n
stomach, causing food TO -
the blood, giving tone
machinery, removing the
fsctings radical cure. -
btliOns Mta0cksA
~ better, prevents - |,
OF the Liver nMvtg-
One dose AFTER eating - L
stomach and prevent the sII
ing.
Only one dose taken be-
Mig b q M u re. -
Only one dose taken q, III
els gently, and cures -
One dose taken sitter
pepAia.
|" One dose Of two N
relieve Sick Head. I,
Only one dose in.medi-tz1li
while a
One dose often repeat II,
GMO1erss MOFA az, ,
G1AOle rns
Only one bottle 10 need = /
system the effects OF 4
sickness. ~
One bottle taken for H
sallowness or unnatural III,
One dose taken . short = II
viEor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat ~
nrrlssHR In it, worst ~
aud bsO wei compla nts
dose. FL
One or two dose cures
WOTs sss In children 81
or ~ ardier remedy In The
A few bottles cures
the abscrbents. II
We take pleasure in re- -
cine As . preventive for -
Chill Fever, and ali =
Type. II operates
sSnds are willing 20 tes-
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THE LIVER
IN v IG q IL ATOR!

Compounded entirely from GUMS.
Is ONE or THE BEST PURGATlvE AND LIVER
1 MEDICINES nov before the pubic, that acts :. \
thharffc, easier mder, and more enectusl than anv
other medicine known. II 10 not only Calartic hut
Lcer remedy, acting frst the LSr~r 10 eiYct ia
morbid matter, then on the stomach nd bowels 10 cav
y OF that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes e.
ectaay without any OF the painful feelings experience.
edin the operations OF most Idtartics strenv,hena
the syst m at the same time that it puryes IL and
when tasen daily In moderate doses will strengthen
and build il up with unusual RI pidty
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Truat0es' Sale

Persons calling for the above letters
g Advertised JAMES III
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New STYLE OF DEAD HEADING.-The Boston
Ledger states that q conductor on the Eastern
Railroad, day or two since, disc overed, when
the train arrived at Newburypert, young man
under ladys hoops 1t appeared that he had
attempted it in that way, and had succeeded SO
lar as to ride all the way from the Portland tc
Newburyport under the cover Of the voumn-
Gus crinone of his lady friend.
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The Skating Endemic

New Haven correspondent of the Phil
:.delphia Gazette Il bachelor, who went a
skating with pretty girl, gives the follow
ing account of the affair and what came Of
i.
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WHO MARY Is.
MARY HAS THE SKATING FEVER.

Well, sir, this Mary caught the skating
lever, which is now raging SO fearfully
heard her express wish for pair fskates,
and the next day she had the best pair that
could be found in the city, and nobody knew
who sent them to her-but, bless me, how
my blood boils at the thought Of the conse
GSsnces
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New YORK, Dec. Is

New YORK, Dec. Is.
The following is the letter of the Emperor
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PALACE OF THE THE TUILLERIEs.
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other. Receive, gentlemen, the expression
of my distinguished sentiments
Signed Secretary of the Emperor,
Chief dr. Cdbtnet
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TIE GREAT MYsrERY.-The following
beautiful passage is taken from TIMOTHY TIT
COMBS or DR.. HOLLAND's "Prcaehing upon
Popular Proverbs which the Springfield
(Mass) Republican is now giving to the world:
The body is to die; so much is certain.
What lies beyond? No one who passes the
charmed boundary comes back to tell The
Imagination visits the realms of shadows
sent out from some window of the soul over
liie's restless waters, but wings its way weari-
~ back with an olive leaf in it's bcak as a
token OF emerging lie beyond the closely
bending horizon. The great sun comes and
goes in heaven yet breathes no secret of the
ethereal wilderness; the crescent moon cleaves
her nightly passage across the upper deep,
but t"sses overheard no message and displays
no signals. The sentinel stars challenge each
other as they walk their nightly rounds, but
we catch no syllable of their countersign
which gives passage To the heavenly camp
Shut in! Shut in Between this and the
other lie is a great gulf fixed, across which
neither eye nor foot can travel. The gentle
friend. whose eyes we closed in their last
sleep long years ago, dird with rapture in
her wonder-sIricken eyes, a smile of ineifable
joy upon her lips. anh hands folded over a
triumphant heart bat her lips were past
speech, aud intimated nothing of the vision
that enthralled her
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From Washington.
correspondence Of the Patriot


- s WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 16, 1859.
Dear Patriot "A ballot has just been had
in the House for Speaker. SHERMAN got 96,
BococK Sc, Gn.MER sc, and scattering.
The vote for GILMER put the democracy into
greatest confusion. The game. which they
had been attempting to play, with view of
throwing the responsibility of delaying the or
ganization on the Southern Opposition. sis
beat" The pretense that they were willing
to unite on "any Southern man. to beat the
republicans is now shown TO be a mere pretease
nothing more. 1t is noa0 manifest that 1t is
the triumph of democracy and not of the
South that they are struggling for.
GII.NER is Southern mantle largest slaue-
holder in Congress. The democracy could
have elected him ON that ballot, but refused
to give him a single vote. Should SHERMAN
ultimately be ELECTED, The responsibility as upon
them No human ingenuity can relieve them
of it. The Southern Opposition have as
sured the democrats, that with their (the
democratic) vote they could, at any time,
elect Mr.. GILNER, or any one of the Southern
Opposition, and have urged them to give him
their votes. The answer has been ''you can
not get sufficient number of Northern votes
10 elect him with our votes; and then. it is
not worth while for US 10 vote for him."
Now, that they have seen that GHMER can
command these votes, they refuse TO support
him, prelcrring to risk the election of q re-
publican rather than vote outside of their
party.
The weather is bad-still some snow on
the ground. Notwithstanding this, the gall
leries continue TO be crowded with ladies
and strangers. / have never seen here SO
general an interest manifested, as in the
present contest in the House. Many of the
IN embers seem to be greatly excited-partic-
III arly on the democratic side of the House
This feeling gets up into the galleries some
times, and is manifested in cheers and Kisses.
For myself, have been Il quiet spectator
white handkerchief in hand''-I sit and
look and cough-leaving others to cultivate
their voices and their temper to suit them
selves. Coed bye TO you for the present.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22
r,- The Dewocro,,c carcn. hi,

ra,- The Democratic caucus held at
Washington on Friday night, according to
the Geographic report, preferred squatter-
sovereignty Speaker Co Southern American.
That Is. they would vote, Tor the purpose of
eserving tueir party organization, for a
man who holds sentiments more pc.tilent
than the WIlnot Proviso. and had taken a
short cut 10 abUlitionism. rather than South
ern conservative, who is sure TO protect the
rights. interests. and privileges Of the South.
Mr.. Montgomery, OF Pennsylvania, thought
thu re might be union between the Ameri-
cans and Demo Gratis who we're national men
10 crush om s,ai0Hdl,sTs, but Mr.. Harris. of
Virginia, woald not ask Northern Democrats
To wake such a sacrifice as To vote for South
American. Whore is Sarey Camp To aid our
new Mrs. Harris a. secouchrr of this by bird
Speaker. We hope the result Of this cancas
will satisfy our friends in Congress that it is
folly Co play into the hands of the Dem era
ey, who are trying Ia worry out their pa
tiencr. We thiuk il will; and We hope soon
to be ar Of the election of an antl-Dt mecratic
caker who is conservative Ia bis priuci-
pies and will so appoint the COMMITTEES $
that I.ocufoco rasshllty msy be prohcd 10 its
very bottom. This will Ssgisiy tie country
Al large. aud show the necessity OF modera-
ton aud unity ior the election of "a consersa-
tive President next Lo'asraiis JOayHai.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22
From the Memphis Appeal.
B'he Southern Pacific RuiIrOad.

EDITORS APPEAL :-Advices have been re-
ceived from Marshall. Texas, dated Novem
Der 2Sth, from the superintendent of this
road. He says II have now the track in
good repair, and the train making regular
trips TO and from Swanson's landing and the
end Of the iron. Cotton is coming in pretty
rapidly, and some from all the adjoining
counties. / fear not that on the opening OF
navigation we shall have more To do than orr
locomotive has capacity to perform. We
have the most excessive rains here about every
alternate day that you have ever beheld,
which must undoubtedly give us navigation
soon. / have this day made a connection
with James +. Smith to carry the mail and
passengers to and from Jonesvile TO Mar
shall. am progressing slowly and steadily
in the erection OF our warehouses and cotton
sheds. our force on the repairs at present is
rather small, owing TO the want OF hands
suitable for that purpose. Every thing, l can
assure you, is gong along you could de-
sire. Confidence is every day gaining
ground
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

SUDDEN DIsAPPEARANCE OF CATHOLIC
PRIEST IRON NEWPORT, KY.-On Saturday
morning last the citizens of Newport were
startled by the announcement that the Catho-
lie priest who presided over the st. Stephens
Church, at the head of Monmouth street, had
left the night previous for parts unknown.
The cause of his sudden departure was
soon discovered. 1t appears that IN
improper and criminal intimacy had Ion &
sfbsstcd between himself and member OF
his congregation, aud which had continued
unsupported until concealment was no longer
possible when he abscondrd, leaving his vic
tim to bear the tauns and contumely Of the
world. The female had hitherto moved in
respectable circles, and aside from the pre-
sent unfortunate affair, her conduct had bee n
exemplary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

Fun AHEAD.-The editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes home from Washington as
follows:
There will be fun alive in the Senate be-
fore lung. Senator Pugh served notice" as
he called it. upon Senator lverson to-day,
that he intended 10 interrogate him distinct
ly as to his disunion sentiments. He would
also interrogate other Senators. The DemOc-
racy of the North wanted, and Intended to
have, certain information regarding the posi-
ton Of Southern men on the Territorial qucs-
ton, before the Charleston Convention. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Pugh will, upon an early
occasion. skin Mr.. Iverson, that is, metaphO-
really. There will be a big fight regarding
the position of Senator Douglas, on the Com
mittce on Territories. 1t will be remember
cd that Senator Gwin said, in one OF his Cali
forna speeches, and reiterated the assertion.
| in letter printed in the Constitution, that
| Douglas was degraded from his position AZ
| Chairman of the Territorial Committee, be-
! cause he was not sound on the slavery queS-
| ton, respecting the Territories. Now, if
| Douglas is not To be put at the head OF the
| Committee again. there will be war; aud if
he is there will be war. Here appears the
| inevitable and irrepressible conflict IN the
very bowels of the Democratic party. 1t is
not true that there has been an interview be-
! tween Buchanan and Douglas Some of their
| friends presumed to Try to bring about al in-
| Lcrvicw, but !. WAS total failure, and now
| the particular friends of each iepudiate, with
| Indignation and no small amount Of pro-
family, that such thing II treaty of peace
was ever thought OF. Senator Douglas has
concluded not TO 20 South, as he had prOpos-
ed. His health is rapidly improving. and he
| Guds that he must stay here and fight for pO-
itical life, or go down i'll the Hood that don't
| lead on to fortune.
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srThe Washington correspondent of IL

eC The Washington correspondent OF the
Buffalo Commercial gays that when Hon. THos.
A. X. NELSON, of Tennessee, in his speech
last week paid high compliment to the adj
ministraton of Mr. FILLMORE, as second to
no other since the administration of WASH
INGLoS the 5 ono spectators in the galleries
burst out in thunder OF applause. For there
IL no name of those now living which so cX-
cites the enthusiasm OF the patriotic. Union
loving citizens OF the District of Columbia
aud the adjacent counties ofFairfax. Alexan-
dria, Loudon, aud Prince Gearge u that OF
Mn-LARp FILLMORE. When they compare
his bigh-toned. conservative. and vigorous
administration with those which have sue
ceedtd il, they, without respect to party. al
most unanimously eIclaim, What .iling
OF is herel''
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laws. ard subjects each copy - addressed 10
letter postage.
The msmbe,s of the House Of Representa-
tiyrs cannos get their pay nntil the election
OF a Speaker, whose warrant CA the Treasury
Is necessary foE that purpose la the mean-
llmc. however. GlosshFeaner. SeTgeatIt-at-
Arm oil the last iioas,,. has advanced sari,.ns
mrnil'vrs sums amounting ia The aggregate 10
$40 coo or $4,000, which be has generously
raised 40 bis iadii idu4l credit.