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fzrae) AIN Hitting the kettle from the IRE It BE-
Esable tilted over, anil scaded hAnds
severely, aluost crisp. II avful sight
The MuStnng Iiuient appeared to extract the pain. IL
healed rapidly without soreness and teft Of
count. Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language this, is but the constant and
satilral echo wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is Indispensable 10 Planters,
and owners Of horses and mules.-Mr. John Da-
nerman, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness by
this Limimeut Every family should have it
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Linineri and take no other.
sOli by eli Dealers Throughout Eo-th and South
AEn.rica, Europe. and TIE Islands Of the Ocean.
FIR IS cts so Cts. and 800. Per Bottle
E.SR.N-RS : E'-IRE, ~. !.
T. H. LOfAV Co., and LACGHLINs BUsHFIELI
g-nts for wheeling. is9 Wy ditE- "a
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coRyER lr4IN AEo lfo~Ros STREETS,
n. KEOalALsDsoN,

We are constantly receiving additions to already
the most favorable terms and Prompt SIS Month
buycrs will find greatly their advantage to give us
call before purehasng elsewhere Wee guarantee all ar
represented. janis
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Fire g. Inland Navigation

= II 2 q -lILtI4L u q Y q iLINAI
Risks aecep;od terms consistent Win suveucy
lair prodt.
Espeeiai gtt1ficH gtre % iqsir'tare cr y HELLLSGS
sl-f toiifrlsfs, ,f5F terms gJ % 5YsIrs-
Tac PTo- % this Corporation has been stable and un-
interrupt trs- Of sa lEuuslne
periods NJ In eEru from fuz csnlarA
rI4Fit!lr disaster. leing long established
cash troubles Of the -relit sysaeH acct Ia
material f'lrlieul4r.
Daring times the seeurity OF reliable Infurance
mp .Fttive duty t- ability @. property
tain loss beiu. t1en mach lzsssreG.
Policies ssEed without daisy, aud all business attended
o With dispatch lI4ii fidelity, BY
SaM's. p fGHl DE ssT'EI. Ar,ni,
Ollcr at ;he sAyiIs' Bank Of - LcsifnE.
f-i1a-.ia---tiii Jau- Ist, 50
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SLEEPING CARS on the B. tG o. RAtLRoAD.-i
Yesterday We had opportunity of inspect
ing Que of the new sleeping cars which have
just been placed on the B. & o. Railroad. After
full examination of its advantages, VIC must say
that they are n most admirable affair, perfect, it
seems to u.s. in all the details that render them
clean, tasteful, convenient, comfortable, luxuri-
Gus even. The car is considerably longer than
ordinary passenger cars, and is beautifully, even
elaboralely finished, both outside and inside.
The inside is divided into two apartments, the
one for ladies' in the rear of the car being cur
alned OF for their exclusive occupation. This
department can be extended forward as far as
desired. The bcrtIis are admirably arranged,
with beds above and below. The seats in twos
are so arranged as to be turned into beds in the
most expeditions manner. The upper bed is
kept when not in use, up against the roof OF
the car, and so contrived as to be, by little
dextrous manipulation, converted into sleep in
viting couch. The blankets and pillows, iour Of
each, are kept in the boxes OF the seats, SO that
the beds are turned out and furnished in a
manner rather calculated to astonish him who
witnesses for the first time the m0lHS 0peraRdi.
The beds accommodate two, or four in a berth.
Passengers who take the sleeping must
procure a special ticket by the payment Of an
extra 80 cents; but no one who once enjoys the
luxury would grudge four times the sum-
Gentlemen may have bed 10 themselves BY
paying 81, and berths may be chartered for
So. Gentlemen and their wives desiring to oc-
cupy the same couch have it curtaincd off
entirely secure from prying eyes.
There is n sDecinl conductor for the sleeping
car, stationed at the forward door, 0he rear
door is kept lOcked,) who admits one with
out the proper ticket. It's also his business to
keep a sharp lookout for pickpOckets, who
might expect while. their fellow passengers werO
locked in the arms of Morpheus, to reap rich
harvest Every precaution is taken to render
passengers perfectly secure in this respect.
The car is carpeted, spittoOned, and indeed
furnished with every appliance that conduces to
the comfort of passengers, while the elegance of
its finish will satisfy even the most fastidious.-
1t is lighted by lamps hung from the center of
the roof, making it 50 light that passengers may
read in any part of it
The builder of the sleeping cars is Mr.. Henry
Tyson, master Of machinery, of Baltimore, and
they are certainly, creditable piece OF work
to Mr.. Tyson or any one else. On the whole,
we think they are just the thing TO render the
long ride over the mountains as pleasant it
could be made. Those who trave: over this
road will not need our recommendation to try
them; they will do SO as matter Of course.
-Ss<DsS------
Mexico is good place for Presidential aspi-
lrants-they use up about two week, there.
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MUSTANG LININIENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. :. IErcu, Hyde Park, VT, Whites s-' That the
norse was considered worthless" Chis spayiu,l
since the free Of the Mustang Lninaeut, have
sold him for $3.50 cash Your Iinment has been doing
vunlsrs mp hetrl'
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tn L0fAv Co., and LAUGHLINs { RUsHFIELD
g-ais for Wheeling. js9 Wy div -EE1
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&. p. BROWN

EGS 1l.haN aGtkEk.f',
lEALFRi Ia Natci1s, Clocks, ,!eVery SILVER ard Tiated
- ssar Fancy Coed, Ac, ae-, Wholesale and Retail
Agent tsr tie sale % fhe CEiEHTAThD AAElfCAA
NArCuFS. iN AFFLEgOE. IukCT Co.
A. e " LEELEs 4 WILSON SEM lNl hACHlNEB,
aHHouir his reiuTn from Nw iork sith Tiete
s0ttrt variety Furds in lis line, Wfh VII
be ur rel piece compete ui;h any house the
country. FIezse call and sSae before purchasing elis-
Whsre- sepiG-ly
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RMEU.M.FTT&.W
HORSES CATTLE. &c.

such as Ring bone, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &c, are subdued
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Mexico is a good place for Presidential aspi-
rants-they use up about two a week, there.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Offers Inducements MERCHANTS and ToURIsTs visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any hotel IN the Metropolis
The foowng among the advanaces which it possesses
and whca will he appreciated by all travellers.
M cen raj I0catp' convenient to places OF business
rs we'll as places OF ftnuseineut.
a. ScrnpulOusy clean, we'll furnished and well yenta
ted sleeping apartments.
81 Large aud supeTby furnished sitting rooms, with
magnificent Ladies Parior, cOnanIing extensive view
OF Broadsay.
live in tue hest style, with the greatest economy.
5th II - CONNECTED with
TASLOH's CELEERATED SIEOONs,
where visitors have their meals or they desire they
will be furnished IN their
dtl The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel Is EeknoWl-
edged by epcures to vastly superior to that ofany other
Ho;cl IN the city.
WITH all these advantages the living in the
below any Hotel.
fsb3G-3Udtw&W \. FREEMAN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
Sovs &c 70 ssc.as level and vs are shaking 80 ss
~ 20 posuu, No. hiss reached the 50 sfbSm I

Ssvs &c 70 .sc.,s level and vs ere shaking 80 ss
:. u - pospu,. No. has reached the 50 sfbon
eel and se are drifting each way on the vel rom
e bottom; the last lift In thi, shaft has gone ro4g'
. very rich vein, carrying heavy mass copper o., -
.se way, and u rich 10 the drfts i1st started. ~
aat e hosd through 10 l0fathom level and -, - -,
sect TO continne II 10 the 40-fath0m level -
June. This part Of the moe pro nises " n "a re
srs openings large amount Of stopping --osnJ :, sre
~ means of shafts Nos. and 10. N q 20 VI %
0fsthom level and We are drifting >sx NON s.I,m
10 copnec. with No. TO- which will .. ,cconaI ID N
sbout elk weeks. The vein at oO' SIM Of No.e =
earring good masses here s'. shall drive e, ta.s
month toward Rocbsnd, who ee 6pe il only - .set
from this sbaft and it is ,erv snconrsg.v o., tss.
mine to find the vein loob .ur and prodncine o. we
at point 90 near their property We have prom
hing vein at surface tcrth Of shafts Nos sn1 10,
which examined somewhat last So on ner; Il is
heavily marked vi[h rndisn digging" which looked
veil where ooeIed. We have it in view 70 cresscnt
IRON N-fethom kve 10 this vein (north as sooE
40 the other work will permit.
Rocktand.-iDclosed yen have return OF Copper
ytise5 hom kocklsnd mine In NOvember-io 2Sl,zeU
'cns. This work is progressing very veI as aid ouf
y vein 10 not producing very much mass copper,
ne principal yed; ;beng in barrel and stamp work and
cannot run the Stamps ourlng the WHIT the
returns considerably lessened for the present.
prpg the past month, however there has beer quite
>, Improvement ct the 30 fathom level west of No.
n, where we have taken out fne mass Of over
tups and the vein looks we'll We expect 10 ;
loake connection between shaft No. and the south
ven some time next week. We have drfted 10 feet
1T on tbe branch vein from this shaft and hope in
lbe of month two 10 meet with something
better tbeIs this vein shows well at surface fatter
west.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

ARRIsr OF FINALE sHorLUrER.-On Thursdsy
morning several csr-men observed . woman leave
the cloth, establishment Of Bacon, Owen & Smith,
No. l23 Chambers street. with bundle Of clothing
patty oonealed Sbs pSsssd thence into ths eu.rsaos
Of . neighbofrg baiding, where she tore the Goods
tsiniug the marks, frUm the goods. Prompted by
curiosity he cart-meu followed ths woman TO
tie store Of T. l. Watson, No. ls City Hall
Plse., wter,, after waiting while, they observed
ter 10 ssve the pace without the clothing. Tas
rAn as srre.ted by Officer Keyser. She gave her
name g Julia Finnel. DAVID Trssdwen, the clerk Of
Watson establishment, was slso taken into cQstdy
on tire charge Of receiving stolen goods. Sabssqasat
irve..g sons proved thA. she hsd ssld Wstsoo hun
dis6 d. - worth ofcna for which she bad received
bat one I'd of tha. amount. Both were broosht be-
fore Jusice welsh yesterday morning, who comniSed
them - the T,Hbs, TO swst the action Of the Grand
Jury,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
m.rkes,-Reported Bv Tslsxrsp&.

rH,L ApELrHIA, Dec. sl.-rLous dui WsxAr-WSas
Srd q Ss Red 81 9o0ei NJ. CvRS 6smJ Ysao- Ne 1
Was, ,~.s.sr sun . ~ oa,ic.
FALTiMoRe, Dec. Si-Our aarkrts to-day quite dull
With but hse doibs any ssc,e BssADsrcrFs
Msss PosK, eli z51&T 81. LARD, to6tIto.
00o bsss litaisc. for Mddlos The sses Of tho we'd
add bars tue export. t2ec and tho receipts 50
sssnst 600 lst year Total .xprts 70 date 66 30 sa~a
Southern pons Btoct 3 bales sssps, SIS 80
yesr FRGiGHrs. Cotton TO Ii g-rpool l53l0tc. Sussa
fid5so Tor Far. MoLsssEs, riaAic for prime eohi
MBALEsoSs ESQ Mess fosK, sts6 Ss So CcsrEs quiet N
llllc for prime sales Of the GEEK SO BAGS Aa1 rscerU
So0O, stoch, rs SO bsss against W 500 lest year.
CScSsATI, Dec 3FLoUs dub, aod hol tiers Wiling sellers
OF - 75d t6 Hoes uLchsl ed; so o. t6aSs % Paovn
IONS un. tiled holdsrs 6Iul LARO lie.
NOZZLE Dec "a The ssles Of CorroN to-day so
bses st Iii0tc for the ,.s Ast three dsv
up lOtO0 bales and the receipts VI The s>ne time so
aea
MosrLI, Dec. 2s-The sales Of Corrox to-day ssA
taIes 1t upcbsI sed rates
Dec CoTTosSass TO- dsy loo bales priccs eesisf vt
ou quotations unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

Total mate 400
DYEwOoDs stu inacdye, O.iOs 70 the disd ,ui.y 10
eonfLed therefore, 70 b. Donnso Lcy sood fr home st
low prices s.lss incuos 1W st. Domingo scms
fLOUk AND MEAt-rbe demand for Western Canal Flour
medium srsds. assi
choice bsDds quite hrm and Ia fair sales
Do CSC s5 x Cor the low usdss of Wessra extra;
g s Aipp1s brad; S e s rssoS nd s ..a: 0ss
snd 500 81 " for g. Leois bfsnda lnnlaAsd In
medipa. Tsses Of Ohe Canadian Flour scarce and bod
hsher snsn ssles .. eS d IS So Soussrn Flour 10 aast;
d. srivss sht but tts STOCK large the Gales soo
tt 81 Isd IS % fs mixsd 70 good brsnds Bamors &C.
sad e5 0G 81 - for fancy and hssDds Rye
qri~t tbs arrivals limited, Of 100 bblA o
- 10 Com hsS wisou. change Of inpcssess the sales
wine. Bsckvhsss Feur is fsH reg o. 81 Se0es rs
EisH-The uarkst continues apsa bot ssocts ssasssy
E.ss sna riss. ysay am have only TO
Ioss sse. Of 7~ qt medium Dry Co and so Ia large d.
f demand chiefly speculative the ssiss
1000 busn f.ir Miasd Wisconsin 49, n s,ote $50
e.,a goo he SOUTHERN q sd % Bsri.y quiet,
Md ncrniss II 90, port Of .ock in isss an error
% STAG buss, instead Of s7f6 bph pssisnsS- kys
ara Ee stock ght ssss Of sua 77efSc for ysfcy
and Is0He =" WrSerp. Osts baoysnt, q S6H- for
s,sts a. Ge7c 70. Western sne Csnscan- Coin without
1900 ha.h q nc Or eeathsrn Gxss 1507+c. r 40 Whit
7fd76e. for Yellow DO 1d1s, Tor Western y xsd-
We cpy The Guowtns nom Or. VIM O. Cutting Circular Of
In ts- Whest msstet there been change notice
s1es .ss Hosen fru aud prices sea
efy have b-sn se ustntaned There forezn
sss there L. however, soustAins Of speculative L.
Deo1 W eeRe pssss1 et vpssS Whee.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01


~ "a N. i, s.,-nsi,s % better f.br,s' .oi ss
A., n, same improves sneo, vhch sss been ''''''' m
", .;ue res VII Be seen il ta's class u s'''''
Fprfign.
,, ate i.,ttrs coat0Ue 70 report the san' gen
.st .c.,v,,, !. the Earop+an mark,r. fce msnafae-
,.Ter are ,,l IN in.d make contracts At f0s P'es
San, oil s,,,x no concessions.
Tn. u.,ksts of Bombay, Calcutta, a. vel! ssthoee
os IN. ON jpe. snstsn their prstspsion'. TIE OPEN
mo II the pew t ii With Cbips and japan seems -
b oouse er. by thin Of m.re :mportancetaan gen
srssy conceded bere.
Although some s2prehension h" been f1lt N" the
Chinese may attempt evade the tr Ds o. the trcsy
vet the d.termp sioa EXITS TO hoA the country BY
nil.sry force Until every stpol.sion Is carried oas
The expectation of Eoslish products has sesn'
duyag the past year. sea ly eqaa TO one-hs Of toeu
e, re production. " III such s.ate OF things there
is no mystery in her unprecedented pros panty.
CLOTH.HAN WEEKLY PRICES CURRRST.
l35 and IT BRoADwAr, NEwYoRK, Dec. 81, 1885
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
Diaasse seru. &ee,

SAVANNAH Dee, N-Ths scbs. g. ,ssos. from Nsv.Se
arrivea with kss Of forenass, bbsom sna etAss sssh
lsshipe -x
FoaT yESgeRsoS gh-Ths brig nutbs oenfss H. -
North Lsst Ssos., the ls-h inst CsH< Rswky
the bis % bsvips sDFprs HEX few days ster ~
eols when she sr,.k shs cd feet Of 30 - -
captain wife. .hndsep sod ssvst ~.
vrecsir vess~l Ppmp, sId other ssAssncs hsd sesa
her. buf she had entirely broken up "a
wILnxeros, ~ C., Dec z.-Tse cseo of 10 ssO y -
Of tie beg from Bird bland (bsfsrs repsssH
advertised 10 bs sold on 9Th Jan. ~
0ALvssTos bee 2-Tae cargo sased soom The vrsoy ~
Bslls Po,Is rcd bces cola for eA4 70. The nses~
yessel saved broostt eili % ca~,o
TIE shove froso El~ooA Walter Sec. Bossd Of ~ -
rEaransuco Noy. al bsys 10 pfos~ yca tsss -
foYpn Psck.t wse-lss from New York fSs e1eaos -
b~r Laden ettef.d this port distress the 9 - -
a.sinnsss fossysrd. .sis spl sasies ssaS, -
~ovn by eops,aat would keep NJ - -
Of vs,sr IL va, ioord upos survey TIE ~hos ts
60 you'd bsse b~ dcesysee sss tsst sss cS ,sH
% ssy, thss fio the serv~yors sco0sns ths ~ -
- n vssy ~ cSnlistse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

Az ExTRADIrIos CAsE.-Ws learn from The De-
t,os Tribune that formal requisition has besn made
on the President by the Canadian authorities for the
person of Deputy MARSHAL Tyler. The application wss
made by Govemor-Gsners Head, through the British
Minister at Washington. The President immediately
sert to United States District Attorney Miller for evil
depce cotcernrg the homicide, who trans snitted cop
ies Ct the testimony taken at the exsnn sOn in De.
troit and there tbs matter rests. TIE Tribune says
is toe general opinion in Detroit that the application
will rot be granted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

foreifn tckai.. LeN
NAVAL Sf0RtS- -spi'tp Turce tine 10 IN iurcovea -
usrs and sihr; paI.atss Of nNe eaoysrt tore ss
Of ,o> bss rchAntaee sad 81 ireaee .rscr
Al s Ssc easp rrcuci the s ck 70 as.a' ~ ee Crude
Il ,tih cirt and rsy bed 9, 81 ,, $50 ., vscais
stoy, tf We've Of boyer. Comm'n sosa u sh nscesvs
but uruly held Of 81 st eel ~ $40 D. saos AMI ee
H. rr,S ,srs of lo ts~ bsA 81 The medium and das
rsd s,s ~ sbt .urry ,,ccs Of al tnds des not exs:1
s. 600 shls Of hirh eo 70 probably, sass u ~
XII. ,oeS No :, IS IS 80 n rsf Is ssiys q rsAs
bss.ix e,.lr rates. of 30 hbs Washington, afoAt
shsu, . ls3 y bbl Ia oree', delivered
OIS-Lrs.- been IN Improved reanes. II pre soes
,,. nrm market ss.s of 10 o9co 30 faions iof weica
ten h Yp,h at 6Id6S cash retucinf the stoch Of Ia.
sH.h vr h,l.ve, 10 tuna Crude Whale and sssrm are
,,kr, quiet su, very 6rm G N rrevi as piee For oeeT
hIuc, only moderate inquiry p-vai ana Pces are sn-
cbspses. . IN -. l.. -
v.s FAR and AZ the eose heavy the stes are ~ eeb
=, Ia cr GA PHO SlS ~ TO- nee d. SIS - tof wsssn
P,us H-s,; eli Msss. and cSssrset Ter Lee
bs. M,., ,~,led a StT ed ee~f without ehsnse sai
an fair ,,oue,t the avn fs' sales ~ Nv oess SO
as IS for c. uptry Prize. 81 1sass for 20 M.~ syye
10 50 for k.psci.d Ne a. snd 7S9fll !" nf Extra Dc
PINE Mess 10 quiet e'seeT Beef Hams are ssAsy
,.le. of S bbls choice 3csgo So escon quiet seoS
Gu, Meats sre heavy sie. u s1sh ts o, ot snoeaN
spa Ole for Hams Dressed quiet Iate LAfd 10
plsrty and 10 heavy. sses VI .1e he. and zee q uautr
R,., "a In better sass - Stae Of Ng ana eeo
a, 4 Ssac Cheese 10 saa0l- Al F9,c
RICE 10 dull and heavy the SAYS arr unimpof'ane
sCGARs-The ee~abd very trsial, prices are
slrs of 30 hbas Cuba sod Ns~ Orleans the fornef ~ ~~
.k.~ fan
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

By Erie Ra,i,oad--iIs bsis. WHISKY no dn Fiear.
psss Asbes l1s Do Cheese x7 40 Battsr 500 do rfsv
IS do. Tslow, l do Oh 2 DO Lard IN Dressst Hss
ss7 Cotton Wool l4 bags Corn SO DO Buctwss
63O Oats 4g1 Hides 664 sdss Lesth.r lD rolls DO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
70 AhRIXE
MARLNE JOURNAL.
Port OF KEw-YoRK.......-ps


Cleared.
observation-disclosures Watson. Savannah. X. B. Cronwsna
Co. somery, Crocter Savannah, h. g. Crom wsb "
Coumbts Berry, Chsr<.toD, spofjrA TicstOu Co ybta
CIoweu, savsbnah, g. Mtehilj Kangaroo teEb JssssS
Liverpool J. q Dale. :,
shlt.-E q. Bsrbe,, Barney. Apysehteols, POST gs~
sos. s~th, Hes .OrlssIs n. IL Brigham
Briss-Alphs (Br n Curr, Horton, u. R. Dswof, O. Rf
cross Dyer, Csrd.bss, sDt nsybsv; Houynock go
hn bt. JohIs NJ y, B. houh 5sns; 0r0lsn Losd, fns
idsn, Q. Il .. Peters
scboonrrs-Essls, Rser, Washington, Deun 20. Ss.A
icy, Ap.lsehicsi: OsA.y ks:,iDs H. yssgm,' dps pss
whi'usn Bros. Co. J. Manchester, r~r.,n. eiehnosi
H Person Co; W. Vaughn, 0isore 0-otsssow2
p.r Potter Co.; yle~twood, Sur. Ahxsndra, $3.50
Dodge; E1pirs Tunnel, Norfolk, stuyasa ClsasnAs ~
Flestwile, Davis, New .Osssns. n H. BhSaan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

TALLOW-A stsady MARRIOTT tte NfvAk NO Hsesssef
sslrs Of tOe00 ib prime Wrstean ct io3a. .
WHiskY-The market 10 quiet but hrm ct stts s'an ~
u Jerssy ct 3Sfc-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

vsaDss -
kEW-okLEANs, Dee. ai-An. bssk wn- AAen ssrs ~
YSrk, fr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

CLOTH.HAH WEEKLY PRICES CURRRST.
I35 and 1877 BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK, Dec. 81, 1900
DRILLS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

pEMs-Th. sem,pd Cor a-ussis esntsees ksh,, but As
,sr.k snt and pIiass ,ai- s,-sy ~ saP;s dsess1c
shu $50 he. ana Of undressed ss That Of resa ~
HAY-rs. demand moderate, And the 'upss t.n ss,ss
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-13
A Democratic Statesman.

"Our Jim,'' it appears by the following cor
respondence Of the N. Y. Tribune has a nation
alreputation. The Democracy cannot do better
than to place his name again before his "broad
shouldercd, big-chested, stalwart-armed and
hard listed" constituents who, of they are as
"shrewd as an elephant" will give our grand
Eloquent friend an opportunity to stay at home
hereafter: ......
SIR: A prominent candidate for the Dem
Ocratic nomination for Congress in Minnesota
is James NJ Cavanaugh, who halls from the
southern portion of the State. Mr. Cava
naugh was a member of the last House, and
made himself ridiculous here by his propens-
ity for Boosting, and by his miserable attempts
at the grandiloquent in his speeches in the
House. His eloquence is somewhat in the
following style: .-.-. ,,u
"Mr. Speaker: The people of Minnesota,
Sir, whom have the distinguished honor in
part to represent, and, Sir, tell you, Sir, /
call it an honor, are broad shouldered, big
chested, stalwart-armed and hard-fsted set Of
men. They know their rights, Sir, and know.
ing dare defend Sir, they are not from
among the merchant princes who throng State
| street in Boston, Chestnut and Market streets
Philadelphia, and Baltimore street, Baltimore
nor are they of that class called bulls and
bears who in Wall street oft do congregate
But, Sir, they are of the bone and sinew Of
the country, as strong as rhinoceros, as
shrewd as an elephant, as bold as that king
of the forest, the lion in fact, they are com
pound of all those animals, with small sprink
! ling of the rattlesnake and alligator. Such are
my constituents, Sir, and feel proud to stand
on this foor-yes, Sir, on this floor-as theil
honored representative" ..,. .,..,
This man represented that portion of Min
nesota peopled by New England and New
York men men Of intelligence, capacity anl
business habits-and it is astonishing tina
they should allow themselves to be so hum
plugged. When here last Winter, he boastet
that he had been dealer IN sla0es-that h
had made business in trading in human
souls. On one occasion he was heard to So,
that he had, in his time, bought and sold a
many as seven thousand. He hos boon know
u oxpress tho opinion that slavery would il
time extend throughout the whole Union
and that it's establishment in every Stat
would be a blessing. What say the Republ
cans of Minnesota to this? What say tn
freemen of Minnesota Think Of this man a:
piring to seat in Congress from the free vii
gin State of Minnesota! .
Washington, July -, 1859. JUsrIrIA.