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No doubt, when it was uttered that remarkable declaration in regard to - ', l "sitlat. ' ..C. 41-- .: ,:' , .:, - .4. ` ,: , :•4,;; , ~, ...LI ..,, 7 " '‘ l' -!•• ••4 1:::,; -1 S . L 4 ° 4 . ; .. - z,";d: the ohim o . f the Americans to the the alienation of the Crown lands of Great Brit- P . :: . ..a f;. ‘"aa a , ' eaa l aaa fl.a. a,...7.. 7 , i4:,42.1,.,,,,,..4._Z5e10f taxing themselves, seemed to the a t ole n that "they should be thrown into the mass ol ' irivate pro - perty by which the will come, 4t0,„..:544t'ta.,:.,.a..5...r;:k,Z,...ct''%ia.4,..: ~..,•,,-..„. aa..., aa' people of England "an illusion," as did tle . p an of independence to the royalists in the Resole- , tlit' l eugh the course of circulation, and through a s aa aa , 4- as'-'' ,aa 4' 4 -^ 1 %**.n.1 t• . tion; but this right has lately received a formal . the political secretions, into well regulated rev ...tea-400' f '''s asa a-a.* Vila „. i a ,a's* a..".1.1‘ -t• ki , 5.. , 1 l' - J ' acknowledgment by the House of Lords with cove. - - 'a 's i S aa . Citral , ia.'ak'w reference to Canada, and our independence has I Once more letus revert briefly to the origin te.*r. aro.* 4:1- , ,....tr g al' : long been firmly established. Later still the , and progress of the principle of free grants, in 4:i . aS'S j " . as....e '$ a al project of Catholic emancipation was, for years, l consideration of settlement, which we now pro -1:,,,,,tf:`,. !ff.. 4 4 . • -- "t'st# 1 ‘, , 1 deemed by Lord Eldon and other Tory leaders pose to erect into greater prominence in our land 1., •& 4, I, t,,.„T•il,,f s ::, t• -- *;- . ,,,. t. F4c..•,..14 '', 44 4 -..1 - .0,-... of the Lords, as t , an illusion ;" but the Catholic pulley. In a speech which I had the honor to relief bill is upon the statute-book as a law of the make before you at the recent session in advoca wlip.„q, t' t ' • • 4 , - ' .....1054,,,,,:„.1H. ie. . A . t .z. , •% - ,,,, t .,, , -,... British realm. Illusions, too, were regarded, no cy of this measure, I was at pains to collect from la;i:::s 4 Yre i .l - seal art a . doubt, the projects for reform in the English our colonial history many striking instances in ../.- 4. " ea'. " 4 -taa -, S system of representation and the corn laws; yet which, for the express . purpose c ot , set o tlei tt e ,e n s t e , 'sista - 4-4'e kaa'Asilata * , a sea,v. everything necessary for the security of popular extensive tracts of territory—por ion I 4 a 'e - "4 4 alaa 5 ' • • t•al a* a: Or os saaat, ta v a - r s a aa s , •-a . rights, in regard to these subjects, has been now populous and . . ' 7O Viall to Vf ' *M a t; 4 1 4'4 - yieldedperseverance flourish ing States—were grant to the of the people, sup- ed to one or a few individuals by . Governments much less favorable to individual rights than ours ported by a great and jut cause. . alktt.l.,'" 2' 1 % 1 ' 44% ; "t **4 rr% ;A ir • 4.1 , .-• .-- • . e.;,.1 , ,-:. ~. A distinguished Senator from Pennsylvania The orants now proposed, though small in amount N ktt, • atat taa?ao. OS', '. I's [Mr. Brodhead] has been pleased to plant him- are, in part, for the s.mi . e t r i e , ce i g h n e i t z „ e b el y purpose; s self in decided opposition to the Inetlelli e, upon and, while the land slam c . theta" .... A:P . a k .; ' la - eilt`.4“.tea.,V;',''' the ground of constitutional difficultiea, and upon a variety of other grounds, which he rathertthelaboring of it this respect, the in . e . aaure has thisincidental ant ta ti . P Oa t a ..: a l a ‘ 4 ‘ .* * a . ,'a . ,a. ‘ "*., recommendation: that it is chiefly . • aaatona. of st a•ata„,hatsbeenhitherto—who will legislation ever had PAO astir aa • a a las o lasaa yo a touches upon than develops. My answer to the class of our people—those for whom no direct • ~. ILA* fa . o, a t„rott Senator's apeech shall be brief, and to the point. receive the first benefit of the measure. We , 41,4,-Vvr:,, 0 .....„,z.0.0,-.... On the constitutional topic, I will, in the first may remember that it has been often urged as an 6 ` l l%;f • te # l l .4 4 , so*,4: place, cite the third section of the fourth article, argument fora high protective policy, and for a , :-. .1 a ,01440, 10 4• 4 4 4 %ta' l ii 0 • • " Congress shall have the power to dispose of United Stales Bank, that those measures would and make all needful rules and regulations re .* a.l tO , is * a--Na , ' "better enable the rich to take care of the poor." t ' _AN* stOt*,,*- m't specting the territory and other property of the dike. 191V+Yriri...,V" But if Government action may be invoked to Is' 4;14 44fit.ip , 4i t .sic IP United States." I will next refer to the practin t e l of the Government under this provision, and wi vor directly the interests of a class who are cep a 4 , Pltss4 .I.it * ^ ": 1 ~.. it,...., s, „,4i , s : lt. ~,,,,, italists and proprietors, in order that a benefit 1.14 4: 4 4 N ' ?"1 " " , "a point to the incorporation of the homestead prin. may flow indirectly toslabor, what is there in . 0 4 ,4 :1,.. k . ,,,ft 4f - ft. , - ciple in the bills for the organization of the Ter- reason to prevent us from conferring the same te.nr,...4`.(t-•.0. benefit more surely and directly. But the bill . i aaaaa,maats. aa* ritories of Oregon and New Meaico. In illustra tion of the exercise by Congress of the general l ir *5 altaa,,ta v, a t aa. oat creates no odious or unjust distinction; and the flit- 1 440- a a asas s S right to dispose of the public lands, so as to en- wealthiest citizen, alike with the poorest, be ,- •%. ata I' • Ili:' ?1,..4..V. , tr ay - - comes entitled to the same privileges upon the 1 - ' 14111t4.""Zi '. also, the grants conditions of settlement and cultivation. taa :sa c ~,0'*1"4.4i er interests, I would instance, to railroads and for school purposes, for the con- Poomessing, as this measure does, in my esti ' ':o . a o aa„ . alar f ieVaits a . struction of canals, the improvement of naviga- station, an importance far above the fluctuating aa - a. „, et ..... ble streams, and internal improvements, Sc., influences of the times, 1 did not besitate at an It :a" - .44 - 11 :4 0 .k 4*. 1.0 •:`..ct which, in the aggregate, arc found to have early day to give to it the whole of my humble . . ' aalS 4 ll, st." 4 s, amounted, on the 80th September, 1854, to more infl„,,,, 1 have, in consequence, enjoyed the V o k ‘ Ta-14..4" than one hundred and fifty millions of acres. high hnor of seeing it twice carried by a decided 'l l ` .4'4•• I would next instance, in support of the same vote through this, the popular branch of the - - . ':. - 1' ata ......aa* U s lce , .., - power, the opinions of the most eminent of abil ja. 1.1. * * * o 4 : t a • National Legislature, and of missing only by a ity and patriotism, and the most popular of• our little the seal of the senatorial approbation. And ta157,7 449 4 1 4,ta to • statesmen, living and departed. I would then- still the measure stands us high in my regards as fir ta. aZ i ttnatair keo az, , tion, as names which have sustained the theory ever. I still see it as far-reaching and salutary ( a. 1 .4" a eis , and approved the practice, those of Jefferson, in its influence, and worthy of the most earnest ' .74 , 4 1 ' , lila at. who proposed the settlement of a portion of the attention of the most eminent statesmanship. It —la„r ~ ...4t,:..ioti Louisiana purchase, west of the Mississippi, by Wafa, r""1' .... 4 , 41 , ..- . is still a measure promising more than any other alitcsaltj',* conditional grants of one hundered and sixty to impart strength to the State, by unfolding ttatiraiVlZc acres of land—of Monroe and his Cabinet, of her natural resources, and by providing her with --. lev. , ... s tri . whom were Calhoun and Crawford, who, in 1819, a - numerous population, attached to her by the A. g t s,tt * ritt '`r, approved the grant to the Connecticut asylum, of ties of gratitude—by a love for the soil which aiSa,lss44‘z,VirPlxV, lands in Kentucky; and that of James K. Polk. furnishes them wlthaa subsistence and a home, ' 4..4... , 4. 4.34‘v, . who approved the incorporation of the homestead and which is their OWII—a population which is principle directly in the act erecting the Territo- interested, in the highest degree, in the preserva• rol 1a '- ri t W zi‘ -wit 4: ry of Oregon. I would refer, for the same put- tion of our Republican institutions; and whose laloo .! 04t;i4 , •,„*„_ q, te„.l.* t pose, to that of Franklin Pierce, iu his approval virtues should be kept alive as the true vestal of an act passed at the last session of Congress, tit-es, which will preserve in its integrity the making g ratuitous grants of lands to actual set- natehless fabric of American liberty Mr which :,. stok#ls4f , ' --.-t 4 " '',,a:::::::1;:. . or. k;p-. , --, ~' ' tiers in the Tearitory of New Mexico. I would our fathers fought. also refer to the grant made to Isaac Zane, during It has been ascribed as the peculiar danger to vc - .41,41 , !, , . ez. , .: the administration of Washington, of three tracts the perpetuity of Delmicratic Governments, the ktf,..-,l•4"ii-;:,'!i,,,t, of land, for blazing a bridle path from Wjneling temptation to yield to measures which promise a to Maysville, Kentucky; to the Florida settlement present, bat temporary benefit, to the neglect of ' law, granting a quarter section of land on con- those whose benefits, though ever so great and dition of occupancy for the term of three years: decided, are yet remote. The consequence is, a to the law of 1791, by which grants of land were restless and excited career, terminating, early in made to settlers at Vincennes; to the act of 1702, national ruin. The remedy is, to he NV ihe in time ; by which grantswere made to the Ohio company and so to shape, by legislation, the policy of the for actual settlers; and to the law of 1795, making country, as that, while the external prosperity of . a similar provision for settlers at Galiopolis. The the-individual may be promoted, the best guaran. principle has had the judgement and sanction of tees may be provided for his advancement in Jackson and Webster—names above suspicion for intelligence, and his establishment in virtue. It ability and patriotism—and is sustained by the the history of nations teaches anything at all, it , -highest authority of our living patriots and states- is the emphatic lesson that Democratic institutions men. The constitutional right, of Congress to depend for their permanence less upon the intelli dispose of the lands in such way as their judg- genre than upon the virtue of the people. Hence, ment may approve, is in clear and explicit lan- the wisdom of those laws which tend toencourage • gunge; and in the face of the unlimited exercise such dispositions in the masses, and hence an of the power, from the foundation of the Gov- argument, not inferior in strength to any, for the ernment to the present time, there is no man who enactment of the homestead. - can wink so fast that he cannot see it. With the obstacles which.; since its first intro- It-has beeu remarked that none but •alrunkards diction into this House as a distinctive measure, and loafers" will take advantage of this bill. That the host stead has encountered, and the struggles its benefits will inure almost exclusively to that through twhich it has passed, we are all familiar. • class of our citizens. And is it to terms like It is to this body that belongs the honor, which these, stigmatizing as criminal and subjecting to will perpetually endear them in the hearts of the ridicule the misfortunes of a portion of our coon- people, of the initiative in recognizing, on a basis trymen, that we are called upon to listen, as to the most decided and liberal, of the great principle overwhelming arguments against the policy of of cheap borne, • this measure? Abusive and depreciating epithets A word or two as to what I consider will he the are cheap, and ask not the aid of talents to give most important effects of the measure. One, the them point and effect. Their employment, on the most obvious, and sot floe least important, will contrary, argues the want of better capital far be, the removal of this subject of the public lands, the service. The same style of argument was which has been so long the fruit of bitter con employed against the principle of free-govern- tention, from the halls of legislation, and the meat, the great principle of political and civil arena of politics. Let no pass this Lill, and we shall prove that Governments are nut essentially eqaality as proclaimed by Jefferson; and even the benign religion of Christianity was derided in the selfish and exacting—treating the masses as sub ordinate to their rulers, and consulting much persons of the humble fishermen who were its first propagators. more the interests of favorites, of classes and The class of men for whom this bill is intended that they corporations, a than b t k ile o r f ig r,t h , t ,d s e o r f iti iiid . li i d c 7 t lB . , .1) 1 1! to prooide are not "drunkards and loafers." P• • ths IA capable you will atreng l t 4 h i en the arm of They, are the same class who, under Washingam, the Goverlinient.—by creating a community of in 17-76, erected the batteries upon the heights of interest, and thus strengthen the ties which bind Dorchester, and entered the town of Boston as together the Government and citizen. Ni r. Jeffer- General Howe withdrew. They are the same wile, sun, in one of his letters to John Jay, remarked in the trying march from field to field, never lost that " Cultivators of the earth are the most valu e spark of their patriotic devotion, but, in the able citizens. They are the most vigorous, the hour of disaster, like their gallant leader, still cast most independent, the most virtuous, and they their eyes to the mountains as the dernier resort, are tied to their country, and wedded to its and final refuge of their liberties. With Wash- liberty and interests, by the most lasting bonds." ington they fought bravely at Brandywine and While the form of our Government secures Fraley Forge, and witnessed, with Lim, the sur . equality of political rights, this measure will go render of Cornwallis at Yorktown—the closing tar to secure equality of social condition; and we scene of the Revolution. They are the same class shall thus witness a reversal of the old system, by who, afterwards, in the struggle which began in which, instead of exacting contributions from the 1812, in which the Young America was again citizen, the Government assumes the truly pa called upon to contend with the power of England ternal function of encouraging line by its bounty. for the freedom of the seas, were found by the Let us pass this bill, Air. Speaker, and incalula side of Jackson, at New Orleans, braving. with Me are the benefits which we shall thus collier, dauntless breasts, the British bullets and buys- not only upon the present, but unborn genera nets, and sending up the victorious shout from lions. You will thus send rejoicing into the bo under that glorious banner, which they had borne soul of many a family where, before, the ens to immortal triumph. They are the same who, couragements of life had stifled ambition and with General Taylor, gathered unfading laurels effort. You will carry jay to thogsands of fire upon the deadly field of Buena Vista; who landed aides, and gladden the hearts of myriads through with Scott at Vera Cruz,and accompanied him in out the country. Under its benign operation, the his heroic march through the valley of Mexico unreclaimed wastes in the great basin of the Mis to the gates of the city; and they are the same sissippi, shall spring into a beauty and loveliness who,under its beetling walls, having eatinguiihed, which shall be truly worthy of this golden age by sure aim, the lights upon the ramparts, fought There, upon the sea-like prairies, and far away afterwards through the gloom and confusion of upon the sources of the Yellow Stone, the Col night, and until the broad splendors of the me. umbia, the Arkansas, and the Colorado, and many ridian sun shone upon their flag of victory way- a stream which TIONV "hears uo sound save its own ing over the Plaza. They are not "drunkards dashing"—under the shadow of the Stony Moen and loafers," but of that class who, in time of taints and- the Sierra Nevada, the happy settler peace, turn to furrow, and gather the harvest, will, under the provisions of your munificent an dce, who constitute the bone and sinew of the policy, teach tile wilderness to bud and blossom land, from Maine to Texas. They are the men us the rope. Under the timid of industry thus who repel savage violence from the frontiers, who wisely , fostered and encouraged, waving fields will em ieli the landscape; lowing herds and the fell the forests, and who are everywhere the chief noise of the arts will enliven those now inacces producers of the substantial wealth of the coon bible retreats; anti stillnew settlers will rise up to try. They are of that class who swing the ham avail theinsolves of this provision, and to bless mar and drive the plane; who plan and who }1111 : 1, ifs authors. build ; and who are found at the awl and the last, L cider this provision of the homestead, in con at the printing press and the loom; of that class lI , CIIVII Wail that inregard to the Pacific railroad, which tend the locomotive and guide the steamer: - which, I hope,rill be so extended as to reach which constitute our mercantile marine; and the Pacific, and invite to our shores the trade of which fill every class of industrial pursuits. Asia, a chain of cities, like that which marked It is the class which has produced Franklin, and the course of the India trade in Asia and Europe, Rittenhouse, and Godfrey,andFulton,and Morse. along the shores of the Mediterranean and the . I may go a step further, and say it is the class Adriatic, will stud the vast expanse between the which produced Powers, and Cleavenger, and Atlantic and Pacific oceans; and limn the sources Greenou g h, and Crawford, and Mills, who, as of the Saskatchawans on our northern border, with the chisel of Praxitiles, could almost make even unto the Isthmus, will be eventually gem the Marble speak; and West, who, as with the med with populous and flourishing communities. pencil of Raphael, could almost "make the brook Hand in hand these two great meauress should murmur down the painted landscape." penetrate the wilderness. The forest will then 'But - to take leave of the objections, and the fall before them, and the fruits of nature, spring ingenious gentlemen who urge them, let us pass ing from the seed deposited by the hand of in for a moment, to the merits of the bill. It strikes dustry, will every where burst the sod. Civilize me, Mr. Speaker, that the proper point from tion will then prosecute unimpeded her stately which to survey this subject, is that which enables march—bearing with her the virtues, the arts, us to contemplate it as a great question of policy the graces, and refinements of life. for the settlement of the public lands, and their By passing this bill you extend the market for removal from the halls of legislation. The un- manufactures, and press into further requisition wieldness and expense of the present system, the Briarean bands of commerce. The 'scorns and the degree to which it monopolizes and ern- five will achieve fresh conquests over time and barrasses congressional action, are potent reasona space, and the steamboat will continue to find for a change. That a change must be made at no new aters still unbroken by its revolving paddles, distant day, there can be no doubt; for these evils and with which its tireless strength may contend. are increasing with each recurring year. In the Our mercantile marine,multiplied in countless new disposition which is to be made of this public numbera under this genial policy, will groan un er kindly burdens, and Whiten all the ocean. , property, I desire that, first and foremost, the d actual settler should be remembered. Nor is it file world will he our tributaries, and our resist just that you should regard the disposition by this bill as a gift. It is right, rather, to consider, in less energies will engage us In a prosperous ex additiOn to the nominal consideration of fourteen change with every people upon earth. There is and one half cents per acre, which obviates any literally no limit to our prosperity, as I believe, fancied constitutional scruples, and covers the te be immensely promoted by the measure under original cost of purchase, and the extinguishment consideration, if only true to ourselves, and to of the Indian title, the five years' occupation and that matchless bond of union which holds us to cultivation as an ample compensation, as far teaser. Let us on this measure temper, by the better fulfilling the great object of disposing of thousand healthful influences springing from the public lands, namely, of settlement, and the agricultural pursuits, the luxurious excesses to development of their resources, than the present which the colossal achievements of our commerce and manufactures arc tending, and we may rest system of selling at 51,25 the acre, to persons who buy with no intention of ever occupying the lands in confidence, that, under Providence, the rest themselves, but solely to profit by the rise in less and Titanic movements of the age will event value consequent upon the improvemen of the uate in the welfare of the human race. neighboring lands by the labors of the actual set- With the establishment of this measure, I tier, should feel that my career as a legislator had not In great questions of policy, it has been well been fruitless. On the contrary, I should be said, other elements are properly to be considered proud of the accompliahment of a measure re besides those of revenue; and a greater addition commended alike by wisdom, policy, and justice. is thus made to the positive wealth of the court- I should covet no higher honor than to be remem try, and to her means of defense, than it is possi- bered in connexion with legislation like -this. I blo to procure by means of revenue arising from may say further, in view of resigning, with the the sale of the lands. close of the present Congress, my authority into We find, in referring to the history of that the hands of my constituents, that lam satisfied country from which we derive our representative that no subject has, within the period of my mem system, and the doctrines of the common law, bership here, come under our deliberations which, that the tendency of the best minds of the en- by its importance and beneficial character, was tury that has just passed, was to the conclusion, in any degree so well entitled to my labors. as a distinct principle, that Government lands are Of that constituency to which I am about vol most wisely administered in private hands. This untarily to return, I must be indulged in a few principle has received emphatic recognition from word; in conclusion. I must be allowed to ax one of her wisest statesmen. It was Edmund press myp roud sense of the honor which they Berke who, in the English Parliment, more than have done me in twice malcMgme their Represen seventy years ago, in advocating a policy, in its tative upon this floor, as well as for that good will of which they have given me the most peal- Important aspects similar to that now proposed, .., 4 . R te` 44. r . oo,it , r..4 4 t.. N .,11`. 9 . 0 f 40ev14.:i4; ),‘ '.. ,ft .i t 4. V .'..4.t Wit` 1... tc. mo t . :! ~ 1;:. ifl , -,i.,:h r 4 A 1 ,,,pig.,..h.... •- ~ li4- '‘ 04 1,.. 464 4144,?.. 4 • T.,.„,me-o. "' .. 1 ,1:N. r , gittlY7litk 4.* 1 1 . r Se litter e, ..? Afq , 8S flV" : .PI ;., t `• + 4. f••:.,! .....i r t a ,T. i'..‘ Nt. tia .ti l a • ...! . t. 4 ,riul ts :,. ,„.,,, z a. ~,,, ~., -,..,), ,- . 1, ..t . t....5 . r..&,4-- t ,"-. 1 . ~.. .t. • . v ier , riu. ~ k , . .i -= - ,..n., lb 0....4-74,.. .OA,t, 1p0rr, ,,, ,, i547..ft, iS eg i Altrolkiif 4, tiVilOW. ' 4 1`feitttinttrozi4 74 ,r...v. ~:t V... 0. 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Others may be more populous, and more favored by commercial ad vantages, but none surpasses it in the wealth of its agricultural and mineral resources; in its ca pacity to sustain a great population; in pictur esque beauty, and in the worthy character of its people. It was in this district, where noble mountains stoop their blue summits to fields of golden fertility and culture ; and where forest crowned bill and grassy valley are interspersed with delightful diversity, that the Father of his Country, after the disastrous field of Braddock, nook among the first settlements upon the i waters of the Youghiogheny• It was there on the banks of the Monongahela, near to the mountains through which its waters break their passage—a river than which no sweeter strentn, of more gentle or beauteous flow, threads its way to the ocean—that Gallatin found his chosen re treat, of all the States besides. Learning has found, too, in its bosom, a happy abode, and col leges of reputable fame, bearing the names of Washington, of Jefferson, of Madison, and of Greene, are sending forth continual rays of in tellectual and moral light to irradiate and beau tify the popular mind. The home of enterprise not less than of, wealth and of moral excellence, her adventurous sons are found pursuing their useful and thrifty callings along the Ohio and all the rivers of the Mississippi valley. from the mountains to the Gulf of Mexico. To toy cber lobed home in that lovely valley, I. am now satis fied to resign myself, conscious that in thi• ills charge of my public ditties I have not -v.,1 veil a tittle, whether it regards party obligations, the interests of my constituents, or the welfare i my country. 11=MIIM VailA Blaming Vag._ PUtT SBU R Gil MONDAY MORNING MORNING pow ' JOB OFFICE. We would call the attention of Nthite['ANTS AND MEN to the fait that we hacti jutt reeived from P:diadelphia a number of fonts ;1 new Job TYP", end are now preplan , ' to fill orders for Cards, Cirrulars, U.sails, Paper lloolts,Poters, and Progra, tiles for'eahlhi non, Ali orders writ be promptly M." A roller bcy ranted in the Job Office of be Morning Poe. Apply tio.n. DAWsON , s SPEECII . _ We publish to day court, to, speech of the Hon. John L. liINSOII on the Homestead Bill, lately delivered in the House of 114presentatives. It crowded out much other totter, but the im portance of the subject, und the excellence of the speech, will douhtiess satisfy our readers for one day. It is well worth an arteuti•e pernbal. °Free homes for freemen," and " land for the landless who are willing to work . ' has been Mr. Dawson's motto since he becamo a member of Congress, and he has labored fsi , hfully for the success of the measure. It will yet triumph, though it may fail fora time. New. of Ole Day Dr. Harriet K. Hoot is lecturing at Eyrie ()al°, to her acx, Medical Practice." The procee,6 of the la liad bell for tho hPr. , E of the poor in Ncr. Yorl au Tarp-.lay ov<,Soc "err $B,OOO. Lion Joseph B. Chandler's unll:ridged speech roi ly to Mr. 131 , -,k9, the Koo,w Nothing than ber from lii , iss.,:hosett2, c. , lumus of ordinary riewsppaer tyte Two destructive fires occurred in the Bowery New York, Cu Thursday night and Friday morn lug, which destroyed tight buildings, valued a $50,000. President Pierce has sent a ms.esage to C)n great' asking authority to out 3uoo volun teers for the purpose of subduing the rebellious Indians on the frontier. The ship To;qua, bound from Shanghai to New York, hbo Leon wrecked at Hatteras Shoals. She went ashore in a fog, and will probably Lc a total low!. The cargo 01 the Ye:4o is valued at little short of half a million do'. ara. Governor Bakor, et New Witnpouire, it is understand will appoint Hon. John S. Wells to sueceed M. Norms, deceased in the U. S. Senate. New Hampshire is unfortunate, having lost both her Senators, Messrs. etbert•eu and Norris within two years A State Temperance Ganventieu met iu risburg last week, but it attracted littie atten• tion, as all thoughts of Prehit , t,n ore 1.0/41:1 - boned since the adverse vote of 4J giber. Tnere void doubtless be a stringest liceuse law roacte‘: by the present legislature. The operations of G. G. Foster. the author of "New York. by Gas Llot," late;}' Philadelphia for forgery, are said to about ss,ooo—one-half of it raised on the r.::r,• of Mr. W. E. Burton, and the other en that gentleman of Pennsylvania. Stephen Short and William Liaoning, were hung at Greennpeburg, Ky., at 2 o'clock on Fri day afternoon, before an assemblage of eix thou sand people. Short was executed for the Lour der of Andrew B. McFarland, at Clinton Furoacr, Ky., in August last, and Henning for the mur der of John Malaity, near Greenupshurg, abJut the same time. Both coufeaied their go:it, :led admitted the justness of their ptioishinetit. We have received the Canada's mails, but have no room this morning for further extracts. The London Timer has a thunderer" on the in efficiency of Lord Raglan, and the dreadful straits to which the British army in the Crimea is reduced. It al,o es.ys trod , is suffering terri bly by the war. In the mouth of November the exports in manufactured articles alone fell off £2.000,000. The despatches front the Allied Generals give the usual amount of gammon about the terrible losses of the, Russians, but say nothing of their own. We will give some thing further to-morrow. Rev. John LonVe Lecture Rev. John Lord lectures to-night for the Li brary Association, at Masonio Hall. Subject: Henry of Navarre, or the Huguenotio contro versy. As Dr. L. has lectured here before, and many of our citizens know something of bie at tainments as a scholar and powers as an orator, wo shall expect to see such an attendance as will warrant the Lecture Committee in making an effort to secure acme of his other lectures which have recently received such high commendation in the various Eastern cities where they have been delivered. TOE KNOW NOTHINGS SHOWING THEIR EARS.- A convention of the Know Nothings of New Hampshire assembled at Manohester on Monday, and proceeded to nominate for Governor the Rev. John Moore, Universalist Minister of Con cord ; for Rsilroad Commissioner, Frederick H. Lyford ; Congress, let District, Elder Pike, a Methodist Minister; 2d District, Mason W. Tappan, prominent free soiler ; 3d District, H. H. Cragin. Considerable exoitemeut and amuse ment was occasioned by the subsequent discovery that Rev. Mr. Moore was ineligible, the consti tution requiring a man to be a resident of the State seven years, whereas the Rev. gentleman came into the State less than 6ve years ago. So they go. OPPOSED DO EMPTY TITLES.—The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church has adopted a rule in the general Synod, to the effect that the title of D. D. (Doctor of Divinity) shall not hereafter attached to the names of any of their ministers. Many clergymen of other denomina tions also entertain objections to the use of this title, and some upon whom Colleges have confer red it have refueed to receive it. Among these me may mention the Rev. Albert Barnes, oils, of the moet<lesrned and eloquent members of Ai& Presbyterian Church. UMIMIOM . . -. Marshal Keyser to the People of Kfs•., LOLA MOIrriSIN 2 - 111 WfUnalliSll.—A vorrel- . . • ;1' CI ' V ,r,.. Upon tl,e arr:ral cf cz-Nli.rshal Keyser. at pondent of S:a Fanciaco (Cat ) Journal writ- Erie, he Lolled the following proclamation to the 18t Pram Grass Valley, says, ender date of air Dailere 0 4 81aWilail Pain EZireCter Win 18th alt .: " I visited to-d- v the Countess, =bd.. the Path and infiaalUnatiOntnom the beUrfat bprall rebellions rail-rippere: (Madame Lola Mootes.) She lives a quiet, and Cr malls, Lu from one to toreotyluttles—alld that It will PliortatterlON. apparently, cosy life, surrounded by her p et heat t he w " hda with." wall Igel etratUlal/ Mr. ii. , a By Authority of of Supreme awl of Pennty/ourtio. apP a ' ren -,. I, Jen. s. Ketere, of the city of Philadelpide. being sn. birds, doge, goats, sheep, hens, turkeys, pigs, _Let ,fi r,: d ..4 X!? t p. ..oryithilleationi . 77 . ridly deputised b • the Suvreme Court of Penne! IVAIIi3. t. {,l-i her pony. The latter seems to be a favorite :,.. t . 6 ... 4 goila H.t0 c ,,...."1 1 a i Ltr i „. 3 . ip a,„„," '.'..7„`J': - ,::',,',1,..L1f rb:;•,,',f,?,!l,,cr''Sr:C...ttresT7tf:' NT ii, 1,01,.. and be is her companion in all her sprains, Bweiliugs Ltsloas„ctthug,,,k,,,, Su e ; o f 1,,,,,,a, other per.ns a pr ocee d di on the m erning of the lath mountain rambles. Surely it is a strange met- Vr o n.leind br'mh.j.,,""ml/k..."ef..8.• hippies, Eruptions, and in.tant 1 shad proceed tot, t..e di4ebsrge of .uehoffleisi duty, am.; rphosig to find the woman who has gained pis df.nal C., b i , e ,,, n ah,,,L a" t.4."' di" " " ' * h'" the lovoltinz and commanding the aid moo ..-tome of ell Ea world-renowned a notoriety, and who has Don't be l o crosabaus ovb a ut bout_ t tha tlr uy i t y yilisessai.h. th e ~,te, cornea, Ctl o t public.. ‘, ffieers en! go Al citiaens in the rani ats nlence of pence . and the rindirttion of theta, lea. ; . ileyed her part upon the stage of life with pow- . be cored hio,Y only erl,,i potentates. and with whose name Europe • fro ss'titrefo'fore2enumeral—eue to tour—can reach no ' i. REDUCED IN SIZE.—Our neighbors of the Ca- ansi the world familiar, finally Battled • down , awn, the afore snentionetV diseasee, but many Imre not I zet:,, in e.easequeuee of the dullness of ~u-unoss :et home in th Wain wilds of California." : enomavlerl. C. V. 1..4.1CKN1i.E.u. A (X, 1 Proprietors, New 'Lora. here, with commendable prudence, redue_d the For sale by Dr. G. K. KEYER" 140 Wmal etret end by all Drugglete and Dealers in Medicine. aluouphout the UtuV Iry of that paper It is still large roough 1 1 tro out.. sb2w for comfort, but a little out of pr .i.r.rtion —the length ~ 1 ti.,e columns remaining the suitor while too number hhve been reduced by tour. It has how the appearance of having g,r-wii loan and lank like th:a name old coon of 1844 TIIN NATIONAL MAGAZINE.—Wit have received from J. S. Road, periodical dealer, on Fourth street, the February number of this excellent magazine. Its prico is only eighteen cents per number. Such magazines are of little use to us, antes! we get them regularly, and we will here after aot notice these " fugitive " copies. The present one is the second numheo of volume six GOOO ArPOISTMIINT.—WO aro plouled to learn of the appotouneut of oor euerget;c youug frima I, „Ulu Mockin, of the Fifth Ward, as As -tetsnt C,llector at the Aqueduct. The ap rlu',Ot j.:E , 13 , 4112, Wad cuouot fall to ren- Fr general kunst', ttou. The -tame of Mackin I is a tower of so,t:th among the Democracy of 9t e ihe Fifth Wand TIIE PAN IC AT ST. LOUIS. —The St. Levis R?o,llcan of 11, 1 fith ir. , t., - .1;e trotetray pattic has rabsi,l , -1, sad more m..ney is now de -I,os,:pd in the :tanking instituti3no than is with three banking houses that sus pended will shortly resume. JANUARY 22 DF.ATII OF JOHN VAN 81 - RF.N --11.• n. John Von Buren, a prominent mcmber of tt. , . I:ll.ter Cr 3121.1. ty (New Tort) B.ir, dlcd a few d 1.4 Igo. Be hod her a cr.:.mt , cr of (b.? L. and or Congress, and always E. , 1 active Democrat. This is not the •• Prince." Re htill here." Prnbr.ble Resignation of Mr. Guthrie. li.,m MLR.° Co; resi.n.l-. - La:' I Lava strung reason to \I r. Guthrie will ere long leave the T:. ,-ury De psrtment, not so much dissatisfied os wooled) ;he monotony of office. Ho has performed his duty on a—indeed, eo well that he boo given mare than enlist action. He has bet n a faitafol guardian of the public treasury, and he bus sound views of political economy. But he le rich and independent, and prefers his old friends in Kentucay to hie it. w ones iu Wool, ingtou, for which, I. out sure, nobody will blame PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.. I . III'RADAT In the Senate a number of bills. were read in place nod r.ferred, when, Mr. K di op, uhinitied aredolution requesting the Cominttite on the Militia to Inquire, into the expediency of reporting a bill providing that .11 iaitaitoer eonipanitd its this Commonwealth shall eeveroly be coolpos-o1 of at least two-thirds of Atnericnn bore ettozons Me ovet i., amend she resolution so as to provide to it fir.S• , l'lly of Catty coin pony sent! he Toe LliJli.ll to :anew' was I 'AI The •.tigival resolution woe then, after some debate, adopted—yens 17, nays 15. Tho hill supplementary to the act incorpo rating the Western House of Refuge, was token up mil passed. The Senate then In the llodsc so .c unimportant business woe transacted, after which n resolution 4,3 offered ;baiting the use of the irn:i of the House that evening to the Kde. Pentioll Cottons, of Proles delphio. for toe h , urpose of a lecture on the evils of lotemperanco orli Ito ly. Quito a lengthy tool iluituated debate ensued, vti3loll several trsurtiers tuck port An oramtdmeni was moved. pointing the use of the iINil fors lecture , t 1 the evils of carrying the in on the tiohbath. After lllrtleir de, .ate the previous question woe called and buut.ined, anti the amendment was loet by a tie vote. The original resolution was then agreed to, and the house adjourned. In Senate, the committee on that subiect re ported rt bill protridttur for the sale of the Mein Lice of the Public Works of the State. The billa for the eale of the Weet and N Jrth Brauen C_nals were reported, WWI a negative rrcuinwetidation. Aker some other uotruportant itusittes, the ;.t,a.ite repaired to the ::all of the lioube, to pirt in the op7uing of the return , on the 4..te,ttot. of a prott'hitor:y law, nun ou returning t~ , .err.d. on toe Ilou o essembling. the Speaker end r of toe Senate were intro.lueed ;Ica ocut i , hod the two I_Lat.tioto fu l'eurehton (the tipeotaer et the S to.tte preeitiing) then proceed / spec the returt.h, acd e. tliasils declare the reeult of the vote on the que,+tten of a r r ohibi. tory I.tw. Tt.e returns were real, when it Appeared that I;q4 318 et,t, , s Len! been CAM in :aver of a Pro nit.itury Lsw, sud 1113 437 agatunt it. The eolirentiuti [Vet, ii.ljutirried Mid the Sco le retired. it wris renolved that when the Houle adjourn. it ndjourn to moot on MOntizy, at IL:, o'clook, P. M. A idrdis ut jallit re9oll.ltiOrta Cffered, urg• up Cougree6;the eendir gcf au expedition za the ri , scue of hernial - it:oer liabe and the crew or the Advance, now in the Arctic t-tt'ns. The rceoiutioun were taken up, aui peeriag commit tee, were poetpuued Mr. Sherman, a tneatt,er of to, Michigan leg islature, from , the Lake Sup nor rrgioos has itieen the }louse notice not ho wilt intr:duee jsint resolution iustruotteg their sertate.rs nud Repre,entatirea in Congress to tet off" the upper peninsula of, that Stat.. tote a Ter ritory, to be known an the Territory of Su perior. That "upper peninsula," it will be eeen by reference to the map, includes a large body laud lying on and around the head of Lake Su perior, on the South shore. It is contemplated to add to it those parte of Wisconsin and Nita tweet% which lie around the bead of the Lake, making its commercial centre and State Capitol at La Point. The treaty made Ise summer with the Indians of those regions, putting the Governtnrut in possession of all the land, at the head of the lake, hus recently been ratified, so there is nothing in the way of the immediate or gao.zatioo of the .• State of Saperior. The opening of the Sant Canal next season will very much facilitate the project of the new State. Look to the West ! g The Massachusetts Emigration Aid So ciety, fur the settlement of Randle Territory, with persona opposed to slavery, is, if we may credit the Boston Advertiser, likely to prove a profitable iuveetment for its stockholders, though not so intended. In an article on the subject, the Advertiser soya: ‘• It has so made its investments, which are very considerable iu amount, that its means are already enlarged by toe profits, and it could sell out this day to handsome advantage." As rtgirds the character of the settlers sent out by the Sor.iely, the same article tells us that when the Rev. Mr. Lone organized a church in Lawrence City, K , 1L1838. he found a larger pro portion of men and women who had been church members at home than he could Dies found in any similar number in the old States. It was also ascertained, when the Kansas Atheneum was organize I in the same city, that more than one voter in ten was a map of collegiate education. ANOTIIEn GYPOST SWINDLE.—A band of gyp sies having been e,journing near Freehold,".N. J., have succeeded in swindling a farmer out of about $1,300. The chief actor was a female fortune teller, who, on pretence of being able to reveal to the farmer where a large amount if, gold was concealed on his farm, induced him to raise the sum above stated by selling and bor rowing, telling him that it was only to be we& for a few days in perfecting the charm neceeitarlal to the revelation. After much litmus poeua she folded up the money, or what he supposed to be it, locked it up in a box, gave him the key, and told him to open it ten days after, at midnight, when the lacolity of the gold would be revealed to him. At the time appointed, the farmer col lected all hie family and relatives, opened the box did not contain his money at all. Meantime be gypsies bad left with the plunder. Perhaps nab ridiculous credulity deserves no better LW The State of Superior - - Pres AND Corrite.—A case came up for trial a f..v days since in New York, wherein one par , . sued another for the value of forty bags of p. Th. plaintiff was a coffee router, and )blroted with the defendent for 260 bags of , to, which, it appeared, were to be burnt u the coffee. Some curious developments c out during the trial, showing the extent to wh:cl, peas, chicory, and other substances are used :or the article which is sold as burnt and ground coffee. The publishers of "Bath Hall" have issued the fortieth thousand. The sales, it is thought, will reach a hundred thousand in the first three mouths. The Hutchinson. are singing in Bolton, and on Tuesday eeening Fred Dougias made a speech at their concert.. The Cincinnati Columbian states that the Mo h soak V,lley Inearanca Company has buret. It hid ar. ag,a44 aton, Ky. G•rra..ll citizens of Cincinnati have open ..H of the suffering poor. e, 1. ,OUP r 31'1...exie's Celebrated Ltver Pills 1 her remedies for Liver Complaint, •, r..”. to Below we give the cerlifl ,,mt.T nur owe city. midi bare ,nfidetee. =MN MIS= !icy Yong, August 30, 1852. Tdo Dry • —rti 7 : - Clad T here been afflicted with Liver Complei , . v ;rd.; t, r-, end Dever found permanent revel' Lin:.:• : :4 Lane's Liver Pine. By their teel have re , ,a .• zvpiodelv cure - 1 of that dreadful obese, 'did —ure In rerrm evened,: them to all who are 0 .vole: with Liver Complaint, Sick Heedervv, or Dy I,ltl LILL, above valuable :email,. et'- ebratei Veratifuge, =CI now be bad nt all reepeo.t.ble Drog Stow In [hie city. Parchesers will please be careful to ask far, end nice laon• but Dr. ?ti'Llue's Liver Pills. There ere other Pills, pure porting to be Liver Pills, now before the public. ' Also, for sale by the male proprietors, FLAMING BaO., Bum:more to J. Kidd 1k Co., Dr. Morsels Invifrorot.tiag Elixir or C 0r0t.1,--w beam. proceed the lanitude, the depression, the the Milli ',nee to life, the Inetability, the c.stirmal niters which it to Impoteible to define 7 !CV, I Le. to coo: man, Fo hrid to tear, nod eo little pitied h, the r hint 1,0.1 ? We ante r—from the stomach agd the orirveus system, between which there exist. the clots: sympathy. Kant of vital energy, sluggishuses in th • ~el7.reti/e organs, a g-neral inertia of the system, is at the t,,,tcoet of ell the diffithlty. To route the whole organ izetin from the torpor, t. imbue It with new life, activity and vigor, eel to sustain It in that condition, there Is no preparation comparable with DB.. mos.srs 1107100 R ATING ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. Other atimull may excite the dormant physical energies for a ti•oe, bat like the night Beth of the lightning that leaves beliixd it a dreper gloom, the exhibition of these exhilerente IJ followed, after the fu,t convulaive effect Is ever, by u clicpccasLin of body and mini more profound and par tly:lug than ever. The rem edy is literally wore than the dia... But the Elixir bee a dynamic influence. It sot only creates a new condition of the physical organization, but perpetuates It. The ani• mal spirits are not only cheered eul elevated by It. agency, but kept up to their new level without !laving. A Sege- [Able compound, congenial to the system, it seems to act upon Wr c o,tlt utioo itself, and to revoluionise it. In chronic ti,easea 01 the 11.ervzi, the stomach, and the liver, its operation is all but milecul us. The C dial le put tap, t#kt.l. witornrreted, ph hot. rriro .I,4lnrs per leittio ; tvo for eve dollars; to for tweivo tioiiku. C. 11. RI '.O, Proprietor, lir3 Browlway, Nest York. Soil h~ b. u 4,0 -Is throughout the United Statue, Canals sod r he Woi , t lo;her. AGENTS. & 1314.115., NO 60 Woc,d Areet,Pitteburgb. GY.O. 11. /3.t.YSER. N 0.140 Wool otroot, do K.".. , ....1,Ltitt.6 t CV., Nu. 57 Wood 14.reeL stio,twor City. jaz/20:4hw Pjoclanaatlon....rherex., the extraordinary and n n; re-ed,Liet demand for that invaluable preparation, With(; I' P. 23111,1 XL KAT FIX if 10N, has induced envious persona to paint off other articles similar in name and ap pearanse, but absolutely worthleas, which ham a tendency to injure the reputation of the genuine article, purchasers should ts- particular to ask for Wiiphrs Premiam Settle- Hon, out they may rely on rreeiring an article unequalled for rte rii:uen for restoring a decayed heal of hair, for a mud, refreshing and delightful application during the hot ...cher, removing all disagreeable sensations of dirtiness and hsa ladle, and for the toilet it has never had an equal fr.rlts 1.1...1it and delightful fragrance. Its thseisaids of teschnoniala area sufficient guarantee for Its , Lomplet-ly teetering a decayed head of hair; for re m,,Mr: dan huff; for preventing its tailing off, whether farm a , ‘ • or disease; and for entirely dispensing with the treee,44 ref using hair dyes, as It excites the meretions, producing a supply of its natural pigment or coloring mat. ter, Mein; t.:e hair a dark, glossy appsarance, with a luxu riant growt h. P., sal. ter every druggist in the city, and by druggists and merctimuts throughout the Unitel ;states. A disc,uot. .0 wholesale dealers. _ . PSTE.II T. WRIGILT t 00, 241 SI mrket it., Philadelphia. F., fah. KEISER, 140 Wood stnset, Pittnhurgh. janl7:davr3m is Cy- Cnn.umption and Spllt.tkuig i”.• of Yr. Turner 11. Hatasey, for =ay I , ,rn.tor E...ralere Hotel, Fredericksburg, : Hotel, Ilkhmond, Va. lol.n city of Richmond, though a Togo• • , oppoosd to erktat he called t`: A xel to say that its good effects in were wonderful indeed. 1.; several physicians; had tried •L en, and wee OD the verge of g,ve, when he tried Carter's Spanish .... , 111 t Mt full and lengthy certificate 11p ro:er the ME= 4 The aaaaa a and Comfort of Lang usu. rtri m rU Ir uP CL , aIiES, L• usually robsu-r , .1 by h..% lug tbrm o •00, and IDOITABIA To THE SLAArni. ISULE has of all that io nelbel,ry to eff,t that genr. ti,m, both as regards fit and quality of goals. Persons wishing to eaperienes all this, and be only moderately charnel, tan do so by calling at 2.10 LJEBEIVIT nurz, bead at Wood. P. B.—Pantaloon., In particular, Is one of his printed ' I /brim lie c..nnot be beat in the style end fit of this gar. ' corm. Numerous Worm= ooabi be given, If neonsaary, to f•rorst. tatomeut. (dwo) B. GRIBELII PEW AD VERTI5Shiali IS MASONIC HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY SSth ARD.—At th• urgent of many persona who are C dr,i:ou6 0 att,•wliug the ,2,m,ert, given by the Phil harm•uic i-tv, for the Poor, ou Tuesday. next, Madam* De Mira will pt.mtporlo her first GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, AND OPERATIC CONCERT, UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY Stith, On whieb occasion the following great combinatket of artists will appear, in connection with MADAME ROSA DE VRIES, PRIMA DONNA t.F THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, SIGNOR AIORINI, Primo Baritone. from thr San Cl.llO, of Naples. and tha [Lavaca Company. MARTIN LAZARE, The celebrated Pianist arid Composer, and Performer. from the Conser.stolre of Paris, and •'ho was deonrated with the Legion of honor. and received ► Gold Medal from the Zing of Ilollend, as first P east and Calmposvr of the kinr.om. SIGNOR PASARILLI, First Violinist and Cotopmer from the La 13eala of !Clan. Tbo selections forth Concert will contain the gems f tho Uptras of Tat PROPHIT, llstOSTelt or rsa IttanfOrf, boort.: or erVILIS, FAvOFITA.roNNAN 2 C, Don IiIoVANNI, C 16 hum, Loess= Boron The price of admission has been tied at ONE DOLLAR, to ell parts of the Hell No extra charge for securing sesta. Tilt SALE OF SWATS will comments" on WEDNESDAY 1101ININO. 1 9 o'clock. al the Musk" Store of IL Sieber, No. 101 Tltl street, where • diagram of the Hall may be With every admieslch ticket will be given • eerliffeata. bearing the number corresponding to the seat. The owl& flute has to rowan in the hands of the original holder. and establishes the owsterablp of the seat. Books of the Concert, containing 100 Arias, Dtuate, Bal lade, to., for only 20 mita The programme, c3ntsdning hill particulars of the Mame to be sung, may be had at the Moak Stores. Concert commence at S o'clock, preebsely. cjan24id Oldr OlLl—Woods' Monthly Heal list., nostscer. On It there are describe:l for sale 61 good Farms, 32 Houses and Leta, 4 fine Country Beats, and 600 Qty Lots, pith which purchasers ought to:be acquainted before bay ing. Call and get lk Regina, gratis. jant . htt TUGS. WOODS, 76 Fourth street FSALE—An arcelleut Prams Horse and Lot, on r Reset& et est, Allegheny city, at • vary low rate. Z. quire ol THOMAS WOODS, -jen2tf 75 Fourth street. ../AHIO AND PHNNSYLVA,tiIAAILSOAD STOCK will taken at par in exchange for a good Farm of 100 cres;2s4 miles north of New Brighton, if &led f. soon. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS, Jan=tf 76 Fourth dues[. .13U1K• FORK-2,0, Ds for sale by jalV4 SMITH PIN tAlji UY= 4 O kegs @r sals by 811ITH & BINCYLATIL BUTTEII-46 Icio butter for sale by I ;Arai MBE EINOLLUL air To the Ladle's.. '1 No greeter hippipeer ran itortlle and, Mau saving trouble to ali womankind. Raw and rotuot, ye daughters fair of Nye, i‘ry up your tears, ao longer need you grieve. D r illy VA VI A N'S kiLLS YOE iry... `0 Twenty-live year. of unparalleled emcee= have proved the virtue of these celebrated Pills in New York. Can be safely rued in all painful irregularities, obstnictions, kc. Full and explr sit directions with each box. Cali and get a circular gratis. These Pill. should never be taken miring prmposney, as they world be cure to cease ■ Irdscarviage. Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from anything injurious to Pie or health. Directions accompany each box. Poise $1 per box. jauB aZio Dividend.—.Orrior or Prrmannion llas Cow rum, .11=0.7 8, 1.856.—The ElTTeliliftotl OnB Cuil.Bl,nY have tide day declared a dividend of Mei PIS emir. out of the profits of the company on the capital amok —payable to litoekholdere, or their legal representatives, torthmtn, at the Mika of the Company. jaufed2• J. 0.186 ...arcieTY, Treasurer. Stales to titocluixolder bazar Vara= riatiaainC,Ate,ris, -Lau cry 1,185.5.—1 a ae,ordanua sta. the t. barter, , en.u.7s , meeting or the litnekneldera st .ne a ILLEY BM Laval , CuIIPAN I, sau to Lew at their offlJ3. No 74 Water eireet,Pitteburgh,?ti 'l:l7.azDaY k,th of February next, at 10 o A. )1., et urse pica the report or the Presides! cal .1.1 past year, and a etestemmk at Las Sure or u.e. Cmu r at.y, will be presented. And at Ph o'cloca, 11., au edth to President and Beard of Managers I.r the en-n4.g year WI. be held. Li.nll a. ,31 850', 0.• Lreu.ri NORTH WESTERN IN -IJE.ANCE COLi2ANY, Ore lei, .No. ,41.11. L.... 14.1. Cti.llll Ei? PEEPEI U 3 . Authorized Capita+, 4300,0du. / crl , 1,11. Cir., 1. awe., (nepaable tuna ,; ~tipy Juugla.A. in 1.16 fienetvalrl- , , SluiLgs4. tkiatts, Qum, Caah Abbe rut ` gankulk , H. CAD WIZ, Preskient. U. H. /kir d, Sec..cur.ly. Aiiir Ike, Mande and Inland Transportation risks, taken at current rat.. BIZ7ERZNO2B. • triThas.6B. Kremer & Rehm, Curling, Robertson & Co., N. Holmes & nous, Was. Hague) , k J. A. Hutchison & Co., L. Leech k Co., Murphy, Tiernan k Co. Waboxight, Ilantingcon R. 11ollovrell Loyd, David S. Brown Co, C. H. t oleo. Abbott, Wood t Oliver, a Dem Ala, Cele, Cope k Moo s.legurgee I Co., Drexel a Co., Bankers, nun. NS or, D. lieley, b olr, 11,ker a Co., llarrie, Hale a Uo, 11,e1, 61iiiigan a Co. J. 136.114.6 gPlat. N 0.116 w &ter stn.:, kitu•bltrg.l IZMM=O Life, lire and Marine Insurance Company; OFFICE bb VIFTII WEEET MASONIC MALL, PITTSBURGH, PA. J MILES 110011, 05/13.L18 A. Cotton,Secretary. This Company maes every insurance appertaining to or connected with LIPP. itt Arai. Also, against 801 l andCAM , Risks on the Ohio and Hi— alasippi rivers and tributaries', and Marine Nista generally. And &pima Loa and Outage by Elm, =I against its Petits of the Sea anti inland Navigation and Trausportatitu. Policies issued at the lowest rotes consistent with safety to all parties. saccross: James 8. Soon, Wm. 8. limn, Samuel ArClurkan, Junes D. WWI!, William Phillips, Alexander Bradley, John Stott,i John Fullerton, Joseph P. Gassam, M. D., j Robert Daltrey, John APAlpin, I Alexander Reyno , is, As Win. F. J ottn,ton, strong County, James Marshal, Maui° N. Lee, liittannio Omar, S. Belden, 1 !Dram Stowe, Bear,. m5.25:1y Western Farmers' Insurance Company, Lit3BUN, OtILO. BI'CASKL:Y, Agent, CHABLLB BUILDING, luS TIIIBD GI., riTTSDUILL: a. omens: JAMBS SALLY, f'ros't JAL 03 BORBE.BIi, V. Pres't. LEVI &lAN Seezeutry and Trowuer. =trams: James Barbeek, Henry Springer, Dardet Harm ugh, hr., Levi Merlin, N. N. IleLaughas, ..12.3.e,,L......c...n, Jesse ElcLaugtrha, JI Bray, 14. her A. W.W.11, Prebt., Levi Marna, Eacretery - - A. k A. 31'Enin, Th. ter, Dr. Trish, Joseph Hail dprhiger ilabaugh, N. M. Stanton, Wittineon a liolTAatt, Gilbert a Frrarrirk, Pittsburgh; Ju, 3lnson, Ern., 1,1411 Gal-Aeon a Co., Cierriand Graham d 3.1'1.(iy, Dr. G. Fries Cincinnati. CITIZXINS , Insurance Compagay o lllY Plttalkurgb..—WSl BAGALEY, Pt-maga , . : . • . Office: 94 Weer Stral.,Lohocen Aim/woad Wood avcc:.a. Insures HULL and CAMGO Itiaka, on the Ohio and M:asia. al pi Weere and tributaries. Insures against Loss or Damage Li fire. ALSO—Agalnai the Perils of the Sm., and Inland Novato tionand Transportation. - 9130M01M WlMiam Bagaley, - .Wro.Larimerj r., James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Ilier, Samuel DAM, William Bingham, Hobert Dunlap,,ir., John S. Dilworth, Loam M. Pennock, Franc...lei tare, B. Ilarbaugh, J. car, Walterßryant, WilDamS. Hays. John Shipton. deal try, Western Peramaylvanta tiospit DM. L. SCUMOI, Second, between Wood and Mutat arrests, and J. nun, North-..at corner of Diamsd.l, .1.110- glieny city, are the attending Physiciansto the chore lord. union, for th e first quarter of 1814. Applications for ildMinioll may be made to them at all hour. at their offices, or at the Hospital at 2 o'clock, P.:l. Recant casm of accidental Injury are received at n 1; hcurt, without form. a. I :3* Oa HOWARD Health Aasoelatlon of Ptttabargh, Pa.—..u.gr/Cr:, ho. 106 VILER, sT Atcr, opposite toe LlEO.7e. This Aswciat.ion is orgaiiieeu lur the purple. of Corti mutual ask .tairm to each otter, in ..1-•• of arho...sa or eident. By pug a small y 1.4) —Len:, +0 01,0, of the d tion ,s.2art. • vreealy °anent ~riu; ,kilt averaging from r.,25 to $lO per In too: As.,rla:, all members are equally int«. ,s,.ed is al.: marag.m. - • - pretlta. S. B. T. J. Htrxrts, Secretary. Finance 00mmitter—lo:a_tu KING, J•11:3 Hornsby. Consulting Physician—F. lah:r, :1. D. 11 -2p.100 Uhl* and l'ettelety/v.111.: K.-- road_ lecsapany, r uaa.u. Dee lo.4.—Norted,--Ttle Annual Deeding the tit and ktleetton of DlrretArs of the OW, AND VANYA KAILISUdOCOMPANY, f:::,,+ el:omit:lg y be he:d et the h&c , tf the Cto,yen., m Pitommgh, • Tall.leDAY. the 1.15 th ilex of Joo.ery, 1 11 5 b, ID,twe....st toe boors of lu L. M. cad 3 e. )I , ) By order of the Medd of cloaked J. ktUBINi.X., Wkerns kiln Saving Fund and Loan Assottatiouk, Ofirttla, YLL.LNr cTILE ET. Dieconot Day—MuADak. Lions offered on eATULttInY to the Secretary, at the store of Joan It. Nrllor, No. 81 Wood street. Weekly Dun received at the same time end plena declani J. WHITTLER, Sonetery. /LAGER, no MAI saver., Ana burgb, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in FANCY AND STAPLE 'VARIETY AND DRY GOOD'S, offers to city nod country dealers as large and well selected stock of Goods an any Eastern house, and same prices, thus saving relight, time and expenses. tu.Arrit.Nnori I S. L. G.—Yon are hereby notified to attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, ViIiDNYZ. DAYS and FRIDAYS, for drill, and to tranaact such Mol nar. as may corns betede the lkdapany. Y. KANN, medifeedod Secretary pre tem. 11:"To Les.—wTlik: SEVOND SIVNY VY TUN N TUNS NNUINE 110U81 , (a Hall suitable for public meetingaj will be let for three or tour nights in the week. Enquire of GE011(1.8 YUNSTON, 11,1Au9so at S. YUClnrkaWs, No. 98 Wood street. Notieso—Tho JUU.ll.lilt Shirai TA.l.l.,unS fU OIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, moot on the grst WEDNRSDAY clover, month, at nt.:IIOCILLEITEIPS„ la Um Diamond. By ceder. leLy OM W. SEEPR. &motor,' WI. O. O. F.—Plano of tooodudg, o_stungton bail, Wood street, between Fifth attest end Virgo:. alloy. P.llllBMil LOW; N 0.336-11. te eTely Toooday everting. MILICAMM3 itMAKIIILUIT, No. 87—Meeis first and third Prlday eteh month. 50.r25:1, 011/101: 01 MONONG . A. NAVIGATION COMP Prersentiou, January 11,1:35. I BY AITHORTTT of a supplement to th e Curter of tilts Cealloany, approved the 13th nay of January.l6.l4;re. quiringethe Onripany to extend the Improvement above Browartlle, and authorising the &polio...don of the Wits or thearnapany to that object, and the distribution of sew stook potouget the Stockholders, to an amount equal to the earmbega of the Company thus expended—the Treasurer has Dew instructed to distribute amongst the Stockholders, stook, roue Pia MT. upon the amount held by theokstapecdrely, which will oe placed to thecredit of their Omit accounts on the books of the Company. W.ll 11 CoPELAND, Treasurer Moo. Nay. Compeey. Ultt llALL—One hundred copies remaved and Our sale Do by H. Hiner a Co. • The smile, the laugh and the tear oome and go at her Waging. if you don't believe it, read 'Ruth Halt.' • • if you haven't read ' Ruth buy a copy, ono we will warrant you to read it twice throng h."—/dahigan Argus. "Fanny Fern's last book has absorbed no very musty. , d awakened a feeling of profound interest in the woman who can write her name and character so indelibly in our mind. • • • . •lluth Her Ims been read wick greater aridity than any book smoe ' Uncle Tom's Cabin! "—Philadelphia Cay Boa. "It is a great hook; great in genius, great in spirit, and great eta literary production."—Dayton G•wet• Ruth Hall' is by ter the ablest of her productions and contents many haulage, equal to anything in the rmglish language.'—Dodger Larrary Mosana. • We have ealdom perused • book which affected to more strongly."—Am. Mimeo Chronicle.. It is publielied comment in one fins volume,neatly bound in blab; prim $1,26. For sale by H. HINER a CO., No. 32 builthheld street. _ MILE Copartnership of R ilitam Latimer, Jr, with Zug, I Lindsay 41 Co., was this day dissolved by mutuel con• tient The undessiipted having purchased his interest, the businem will be sisodueted, o formerly, under the style of ZUG, LI:EMILY At 00. C. ZUG, J. YALNIXEL In rettrbug from the Irm of Zug, Lindsay t Co, I cheer. fully ends. recommend the present Ann to the patronag .B, e ot my 211Ja rituburet, January lat. 18.56-4 W. L• 11 1 —•• Wll WISH TO ilioCllnlt A ritTliATlON si tar • Tom( Man, as • Parma . in • anal •noilbuturing lialunarit. Ile lo able w mar tarmac useful in any de fart. meat, and Nis • “pital of from $6OO to would ia • good plan koog•kmpia and saloginan, bu gran. barns arapL6yed In or stand Qs man li u MISKlitS sax, And 110 Third strasi. tirThealf• •••IOSEPEr 'MM. LIMB AMP friszsoin—ftfth street, .bore Wood.....—Psfses of sd• mission--H .rs sod Pturgoods boo; Privates's., Mo hr I I do. : , Seaport Ti.., 26c4 Somas los colored g •t• my,„ assuring Aosta 141 kw charged 4 fur the certitioson Dopes oswn at W i to 7 o`cox.C.: paloriaance to rosorn,en at 714 sealant. aka. SHIA EVEN January 22A, the forfortconna wDI cosomsoco with the new play of ANNE BLAKE. eal Anne Make.- Annette Luce. Pam de Deux..—.--. l lias 111._a B. Pardagton. Popular Bong-- Healy. Par 5e0.1.--..-----..1111m IL Parthagnin. To conclude with Abe LITTLE TODDLEKINB. RAND CONGEST Or SAGILAD .111USIC THE PHILHAIiaONIC , BOOIETY, B Y .11141L1.E.T OF TUX LADLES' RELIEF .ASEOCLE TIoN," 1.11.1 give a CONCERT. for the benefit of the P• on IthaDAY EVENING, January 23d, at lAEA= re: HALL. The ?mg:album 'WI consist of a viewing var.ety of enornees, Quartette., Duet., fro., itsydat and ILtutiat, all of wb..eb gi • • abecennai.ltneut.. Programme, can be . day anar1...31. Ticks. ;A: be had ar. Olt 11.aie :Anna. and-at the door. • Aa tne entire proceel. will be paid to the Relief A. dotdon, ^ 110 eotnettewuta•y tickets aid be given. Catkaart to CLIILLI,.,O ji ar7 L4C1111111.e....11 , ,, 31.Ve AIZSCAMILE 11111LalT A.V.O CI 2, Lt. V . LOVA of LOudecticut., Loc:l2:e at Ii&9QiIIC BALL, on next &KINDLY. ElLi.NL.NG..lat , r. 251.. dultlottr--licorp /1' anti the Lo Neenah: <leant Henry of ' , arena, otos 01 the green,: menorahs that ever filled a throw., said to toe coldiem at the, battle of Ivry—" My children, tf yin gni., ur standard ~ rally to toy white plume—you will always fuel it in the path of glory and honor." Door . 1 4. U. 014 et•ln.,; Lecture to commence at 7% o'clock. Tickete,4 adchtei.,n - 2i come; to be had at the oriumpal -liner, and 1.1.. k itotels, Library thence, Lecture I.olll.lllittte, and at to tionr ILLILS IL Well, JAL ES Al. HOLMES, 11. II ElNtlaill, lioNhY Htoolld, Icon Loco Centmittea.__ Oa Grand uonaers.—.fue TtrAYS.3 FAMILY FLUAL6 nSauu..A nrI:ND Lev, the boner to are r.014110e that riney Viii g.re their 40ial Ina char ,Laribtie enSertektments at Ile, , JNIs; HALL, cOmaresennil IGNSDAYI W,Januery 16tti. ISSo. Doors open at 6;, , 4; of crrt to t,ritlTlctlCa at 7% (Meek. TkekeLS of attalialLOU for perriontars ate prvgrsiamss. ' jar:di:SU, Barrell'a I.etten I.lment, Back, Side, Br.sst, Mine, kin- cies, Worms is the Skin, Scalp Diseases, ]Silt Crust, Dry Tartar, Brystpalas, Headache, Chafes, NarentlicEs, Cracks, - San Pain, Scalds, Berm, moors, Sore Legs, Sore Threat, Ithannintlank TAT IT OMB. Price 25 cents per bottle. 851 d wholesale and retail - at Dr. HEYBERS,I4O Wood street; JOEL MOLILIRE, Lib ~ : ty street, wad at J. P. PLEILINCPIL Allegheny city. janaktinir Anlllllll.l 0104111.13111....P1TT0ULA5111 YOUNZ 2.1.EN'0 Ell AneOCIATION.—Tba Axonal :erring or dot '•Young Men's Coristion Association" will Lela in 'Om Comberlard .-trest, titer. A. M. Bryan's,) on 'IDAY EVENING, Jan fury 2-'l. on labial °coati:to on address will Do delivered tt, nor. WM. COLLIER, and Hewn read. The Pattie are rgapactfully toetted to attend. ZZLIViNS to oanuaence at 7j4 o'clock. SAMUEL. H. LOWRIE, NICHOLAS IL WADE, JOHN H. °LANEY, JOHN F. MAILTHENIk janIB,3t Lecture Omnialtote. 111K1tAYEUTIC1.13E—BILIch you as um either as an upright or reclining Chair; invaluable for invalids, lusuriuue for lounger. Call and see them. - T. B. YOUNG k OD, 38 timid:B.l4 meat. Lithe. rntiLlitt PUMA rf Urin, of *eery tlecnytten, on r hand and made to order, of our own manufactures/a warranted iu material and workmrusilp. janX T. B. YOUNG k CO.. a Fahll OF dk.V.IOiTY.FIViI ACRES FOIL W.A.—For tl„ cola, a small Farm, Masted three mina from Prince ton, Va., having • new Log Hon.., and 10 sem cleared; a. cew and indenautial rail (,nee, of seven mils in height fine fawn L. of excellent quality an] L. to a licaltarloca. ,n, with goal water. 'lO pollan3a of *mall ann. thin is rare opportunity of becoming their own landlord. For term., to., apply to S. tl;tiTailikihT A SON, j• n . 2 3 140 Third sit eeL bids fresh ihir nay recurred end for noc by HENRY Li. 01)L.L11%S. frLES—lo bbl greed Applgo received and for tale by 11 Jana) LIENAY 11 tAILLaht3. • • r bibs enielteriug'e manufacture, m excellent ord. and but little of tmed. The Matron:mot may..be tern a: any time by caning at the metidenee of JA.t. jaaltl .%2 Penn Meet. THIRD STKENT, Ba•TWBSS anD MARICIT. dubscribere b-g leave to inform their :fiends and 1 Lae public generally, he t,:ey have leases the above well known ktataurant, whieh has just been thoroughly ,novated, raptured sod re turnialual, and now open. The i.rOpinetOra bare spared no trap:lost , to mate the Bank kk. change a comfcrntble resort, at well for the epicure as the ocninet., man. The larder will at all time be [docked with the delinuies of the treason. and served up under the auspi ces of experienced coots. They respectfully lek1 ek for the patronage of a gel:tem. pobbc J. SCLIANDKLYBREB., G. B FBANCII. GOOD T T s COItIVER LIUSis i ANL) oTitEETS, near the Usilrcad jarl&ly J P.prietor Worms rsi. in Adults • - f VERNI- J_ FIJGELm olwnys L e 1 eitareAtte.sal wlth maccere, etways protiticiaggia :Le ree9us n martrl thuoge for the bettor. Auy cue w 21.1 ties IL car. sete:y ri , rttKie in it, and the most tretimite erittiot ae it jure., by its Adults, too. are f[2,1071:1:y 0,1bj..- t • to the rectum and email imeati..es, tr• Leath. N. I.,Jur,. 2.1,18L3. 3feura B. .d. FuiLued.“Oh. LE. GaNTLEILL3 :-1 Lase eh,two br..ttiee A felines. tock's Vermitu4e, which 1 pt - sour swat; it had the dea.rea ettr-cr iu Lem,: wey a I, ge ouiober of worms from my I par.t.-.1,1 auot.h.r vial sod gave it to my chL , aw.y great anmlera Ul 0001. e. 1 there ore rec...ullarnet it to the put. tic as a sure reLted:, fur worms. Y. alTrAfii. Pr,q.a.red'ar,l b;, 1L s. iaIf.A.E.,Z.X.E. is Cu., corner and Wo,d jai:ad:dew ACsTI.3I Loo2llb. STOCK ANO isiLL Offics, .r 2 kteseUz et. nbont Ward. MOTES, nrans, -rat Loan. on rolls tenie, nagotiatna te:oght and sold on co.:n -=l.lva. Land •Warrati Parti,nlar erten:ion paid t, tLe purareve and. ESL, cf . Copper Storks AU Cvnlaludieiith,Li talca ...I 10 pr. n 7 r TIE YiIOPEItTY o o% tV-..ter and Fultrla from an:: aster the Is' ~ kW, is zatne attuation fora !Iv:, 'a , z ; a- e :Cavern `_tared.toratil3 , l Cr, v.... • f.v.atirgou tan t!treet; tat. email Pram. I:0.4 ID, on ,rawford. and SWale,ll . olll. , g_ on 1 . ..e.,ter atreac.. At a very ,marl es epee tut tAelv. bAletrtg,...o La, rouverted tato env 011.4 capitals of stall.g tae:vo For terms apply to AL'ai'/N jtatl2 92 Xrorth Amt. 140 NANAC.S.--lienerol Notions of Chemistry by Pe iNf toaw and literny ; tanslated:cool .telFrenct:; colored pate. Achy Bracken; a Tale of Forty Years Ago: by Amnia. Chanobers-Bnatforn. May and December; a Tale of Wedged Life: by kin. Hubback. Brushwood Fitted Up on the Continent, or Last Burn meet Trip to the Old World: ey Omlle Horwitz. American Sportsman: by Shaba J. Lewis; illustrated. A Translation of Virgil; new edition. The Pioneerit Daughter: by Emerson Bennett The Mysteries of the Court of QUOBII Anne: by W. FL. Ainsworth. Just revolved by expreas and ihr sale by parL. B. LAUSTIII, joal9 ST Wood street J Usr .PLlBLLtliaL—The Government of the kbetinadst Ept,cap,l Cuurch, Anti Republican and Despotic: by 51'311chaeL Second edition, enlarged; pries, in paper 31 cents, In JII uzlin 50 cents, by mall, pre pekl, 36 cents. JOHN & DAVLSON, Publisher, 65 Market street, near Feta& la IICAD-175 ptiga beet Galena Leal in store and far r ale by YLXILINif 111205., No- 60 Wood at A A. • AtiUN &W. have just rerclled MO pieces or Al, paw., Coburgc, Pszanictias, he., which will to wild at pricrA janl9 R . Unit M.A.Nta bards, the ki n . 1118%2— .. F0r p L . he pure of eon rough used for row:Wring the skin eat, smooth and uri %M M. It remora .J.lownette, tun, kit The me Ma few mime of this Soap on aro sough hondo, wilt mon zonal. them smooth and heal ll sham therm, an Only I 2 Mute a coke. Prepared from the recipe of s Lcedon Clasmiet, and sold by • 8 L. CUTEfftEIiT, 140 Thud stmt. AISAL-4, bob wske Corm 11bat, bans qubaby, See sa.le by JAB. SYLAUGeLLIN, janlo Na 10 •qoekillokl 1 3V.F.L . u gt-4 bbla frail roll for way ,. wiamommt, B EILIV bbla white ,, tor Mm by ul WAN 8-20 bblsjuot reeetred ikrul for aalo by jonl6 bitrf if k. &NOLL'S. luUNTEßeacliat.—The balance a a coaabinuncbt. et 84 Canataryaars wILL be sold cut ac abaci oartall tboar %atm, by A. A. MAcION t 4.X1., Iron (Duty SitimemerOtal Cotlagps, LAFAYSTTIS BUILDLAO6 WOOD istitlCET. EliltuP MILLAR 1111 W. respettuily announce that their institution is now one ethos Magma, most convenient and superb of the kind in this Weiser. country.. At the Iron (lay tkat.ge young meanie qualified for the counting worn in a inuersor area eznalltious manner. M s Bro.'. great mperbacce so Penmen and rear-here of Plain and Ornamental Writing, renders this &pontoon!. une qualled In this city. irembes new and improved tram of Book-keeping [engirt by ProL Bunt, whom long practical knowledge of that science makes him one of the most skillful and sue emend teachers in thin or any other enuntry. An Bathe masician and Bookkeeper lir. John Boon canant be fur ints,ed. Young men who derign readying Ind:ruction in Book keeping, and who have neglected or wish to nnriew the Arithmetic, can receive a course of trainmg in this tumor. tart braocirwithout charge. Arithmetic is the key to Busk. keeping, and he who bas kkn of it - can never become s Book-keeper. Lectured deliver al daily on all irm pcitant business autsecta. Boors for anthem rom u. A. it till 12 IL, than 3 till 6 P. IL, and at 7 o'clock in the evening. Its Ckdlege is open from Ei A. 31. till 10. P. Y. Olseses rimer regularly. Cure-s is:ism:tient! j3sallir John N. butler elk FORWAILDLNIA AM Ai..:SANIANins..- Inalsrs in all kinds of ri , ..: I :tir;n...:aoti/Omores, Lead Pipe and EON.? L.sd. 67 , rola rkkUSEIBIBU tux-rpm} and Ira/not Raring, Barnum, .selptrailie 1.:t.., a I......ttutat , studs, alio). ett and far sal. by T. B. ..tvl: , “ a at., ortl7 ,eumlairoi orqat. i sALT-14 inszka Lou ruLle Salt. 1 box trash Illusbulsoi, just tusabreti by ban _ It; IL. TWANG. Limbo, no.d, Thrzat, w X 44 d-.
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