DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
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We have received the October number of this
excellent work. 1t is embellished with likeness
of Cave Johnson, Postmaster General and abounds
with useful and interesting articles. With one oi
the articles in particular we are we'll pleased
"WiVes and slaves-a bone for the abolitionists to
pick," by gentleman of Connecticut. This ar
ticle is eloquently written, and quite original in
its character Terms of the Democratic Review,
$3 per annum payable in advance. Address J.


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The very delicate nerves Of the Register seem
to be terribly shocked by the profanity of John
Van Buren and Thaddeus Stevens, as disclosed
in the Mackenzie pamphlet A most commend
able delicacy, it must be confessed in one who
voted for Henry Clay, and who now takes Brown
low by the hand and calls him brother! We
agree with the Baltimore Republican that such
Editors ought to have present made them of a
nice green persimmon. a9.6 aasa