Columbia demoftat.
Lull i. I a Ik - mli K
-3S3S
Uloomftbnrii:
N U'UIIDAY MOUX., Y. 'i I, 1H-I1J
Ijywintthinls by llit l'vlvunUr (icnrrul.
f Hai,i: IUkimas, to he Post Ma'ltr "I
'atniwii.s.i, ('nlninhia county , in liie room ol
John Schmu'W. iesigiie.1
Ii. I.. K rinvvn., tn he Toil Ma-t'er, at
'uihinsinville. IVI'irnbia roiintv, I'a.
U'ii.i.iam WktvMt, to be l'oat Mailer at Mon.
tourovilte, Ly nnniig Co., I'a.
Jppt'.Ktment by the Governor.
U ijor Jon ('. Lvsi.i, the (eulleinanly pro
fuet'irnf the Kxchanif' Hotel, fofuville, to be
Vid de-Lamii In U Excellency, mill the rank of
Lieut. Colonel.
tfO-A "oil appointment, Governor Johnston,
au.l one nuM w.nthilv conferred. A piouiotiuii
from the rank ot Major to (hat ol (' .lonel m quite
a rcspect.iblt strida. Colosul Ltisio, here's 1
tur OiJ-.
Favor) H011. 5), CAMtRofi.cf the Senate,
and lion. C. Butlrk, and Hon. Wm Smoff, of
tlm II. of H. at Washington; the Hon. V. Bur,
of the Senate, and H. M. Fui.lkk, l'.t(., of the
II. of R , at Ilumsburg, will accept our thanks for
their attention!.
Qc-What, we i a i n ask, lias become of Mr.
Ki'pre'eiitiitive Pence !
Canal Cornmiivnrr. The Jersevshore Re
publican has raised the name of John A. Gam
ni.e, E)ii , of Lycoming eo., lo ila mast head, bs
the next democratic candidate for CanalCommia
eiouer, subject of cour, to the action of the
l oiirih ol July Pittsburg Convention.
Crovriiiff.
Gun. Hcwman of the Unlford (lazettt, if we
may jmiIhd from the big 'nosier he had in his last
Taper, is highly delighted with the election of
Senator Drum, in the 2th district. We have
e-en roosleis before, but we never had the pleas
ure ol seeing one covei so larje a space in a pa
per this one actually Covering nearly the whole
inside. And Ihen the rernaike, who could have
i!one it better ? It taken the in. to i nl k about
dov. Jolmsion, and the Johnstons and " especi
ally t'.ill."
CT Th Bloomsburg- (Pa.) Democrat,
quotes our remarks, that "the slave in
the South are in a much better condition
that the free blacks in the over-ridden I
North," and atiempu by it to justify the
workings of Northern I.oeofoen putty- j
htaln ! Hlepg that editor !
FtllowiKiIle ( fa.) htti'irraf.
CJ- No.i, iipnii the pnnripli' of l.nng thank
fol I', r small lavirs, xr inske the acknow ledgment
to Mr V.' ifi.Iw-.-ird, hut at the simp time, assure
).i"i del not nnl.e i h:t artirl for the purpose
of i mpiiu ir, hi., blutinif Our ohj.-rt was then
and il vet is, to direct the atfiition. of his whi
fnends to the import nf his declaration now, in
rout r i.i ;st i net mn to their forn.fr pfo'essions. The
up-., -t is -.vor'v ol d ih coi.stder.ition.
fouuttng the loft.
T'n tVdne'dav las', ho.li hr.ini hrs of Cnnsresa I
"" ,n " 11 of oeprr-i.-Uatives,
and ffiunted toe f,'i'oi ai vV of the respective ',
l-MtiS l"t ' i eiirter.l and Vice I'n udent nf IheL.
S'ai.s The following w as the declared remit :
For lay'.or and r'l.lir.ix-e IC3, Cass 93d Butler K(7.
A J- itit coiTirnitlee, of winch Jorrnsoi Dwis
rl .M..8,,s,ppi u the rh.nn.an, w,s ..ipMnted t
lUl-im the .-icccslui canduhiet ol their le tion.
lion l-hn L S'iyder, of Crier ry V.ii!ey, New
York, v. is M. lined h a blow Imin a barn dor1,
driven In by 'hi H'nl.aud fnil with his fn'B in
the I'h .fi, w ht re h sn.oi her.'-ri to nVutb,
l.-n' Dtcifan.'be will of bt hhitiia'
rlr.iiika:-d, according to a reeent der ijiim in Mart -
i .1 ltd . is not valid. In the case referrM to, the
l-stator he-(H.Mihed his estate to sevma'. nf hu
t otiii.iaiiior.H. thou disinheriting his relatives. It
was prnVeH that he was an habitual drunkard, and
-.e will was theiefisre set aside, and -the estte
di-ti ib'itod among the relations of 'fie deceao d.
Tur. I's IiiHMVered acrn the mnnnlairt of
" ildi. ma, hy Captain Lawsnu, has iieen pronoun-
ced by a meeting nf Oregon and (Vi;fornii e;ni-
grants fiom the I' ruled Stales, lo he fine of the
"lines! in the world " They .ay they found the
treed and descent to nd from the mountains re-
ry gradual au.l easy. In the ..pinifin nf the .m-r-
'nig a most practicable road ran he made, with
very little labor, through this pass; and this
route, Ibey-ftv will pinve of la-iing hf.netit in the
pirti.s travel), ng to and Iroit Oregon to Cantor-
ni.i, and from the L'uiied Sls'es, as a has prove 1
.... v
to Ihein. A vote ot thanks, in the form o "three
"rtK
cheers, was prestnled to Captain Lawmn-
1 1
A (.'.l.forn:a Eiaoc Link is to be est!..
; ned, to mil between Vera t in and Ma.atlan.
The Ne v York Sun says, eight ol the stagei,
being built in that city, tube completed in six
weeks. Steamers on both ocean, are I-connect
w,(H the line, so that paa.-engeri caugo fr-m New
O. learn to San FraiKiU-. o in tighten day,, or
,o,n New York in twenty-seven r.. Saehng
vnee'sare lobe u-ied on the Pa.'iiie ..-le, Ii"
c'ua inert can be sent nl.f. Private enlerptive ia
likely to accomplish, wi-'hout other iiinre
whit the Panama company -A-ibh t'le jjovorncft",'
t. aiJ H.em in .-liir-;.
The I'a per .Money Project.
llii- paper money jin jc-ot, presented by Mr.
l.itl 't, meets w iili no i.ti ir In-m tin' Pctnociiitic
pieis. 1 his is i ilii. i ik leally aiiange, lliat h
Ueinuciat should have I'l.ulu a proposition so pre-
plintteri-lls.
Tim people bant had shini'l-islcis enough, more
If i f. i ; nii'l i- iln not want tin- i;it v a-
g.ni ll o.li:! with such lu-li Wi; have no) !
kin In a tingle I tn it-1 .1 1 , -ini'i' we nolle, d I lie
project last Week, who lllil IH'1 liennUI.ec It 11 1 -
lei 1 , and epics ureal astonishment lli.it a pro-
I l.w.'.l il.-imji r.it should have prnju'scii it.
! Thi' .North 1( h oiitinl .onht never lo be com-
plcled, il 11 (Mini"' In done without issuing such
t liiiit'h ol ( .jut niniify.
Mr l.itllr, had heller let !ov. Johnston alti'liil
to tin' fimjihihttr liUhiurt hinisrlf ; lie in an old
li.uiiia' the work mi. I il is all right 111 linn, tint
I ii 1. '-. fully wrmit! I'm- hiiv Demncralic repii-M-n-jtaliv-
n. n,, (,,r anything tire than liui.n Del.-
I.A II"
Tin- lt iii.ii-i:i!ic 1 1 n t y m.sl f and lit the d-r-,
liiurnol the lamented Shuiik, atut any departure
I Irom them, on Ihe part (if a democratic represen
tative, will he injurious lo 1 1 1 e interests of the
I Commonwealth. Wc must not profess one thing,
and ho l out another. I.i't us he true to our pro
fessions on the bank question, as on til others,
and we ran then hid defiance to the assults of
whig assailant ; hul it is too true, that owing lo
lne unsi.uri.inHB m f n us representatives,
nlr party is justly liable lo charges nl iiioonsislen-
c.v- We hope Mr. Little, in this inrilance, will
luil alone in hi glory.
The SHbiiutrine Telegraph.
Two gentleman of Philadelphia have tent a
mpmonal lo Congres, pnunu lor an appropria
tion to undertake a telegraphic communication a
cross the Atlantic to Lngland. The idea haa been
suggested by the auccenful experiments that
have been made in the French and Irish chan
nels, in (ho effort lo unite Fiance and Ire
bad with Lnglatid. The scheme itriket us at
first as visionary, but in this age of wonderful im
provement and startling progresn, we are almost
prepared for anything. The magnetic telegraph
itself almost defied human conception, and yet we
see it every day in operation and it has almost
ceased to he a marvel.
The memorial sets forth that from experiments
that have been made, there is reason to believe
that there is a aiihiiiarme table land extending
from the hunks ot the Newfoundland to the mouth
of the Briliuli channel. The distance is about
hono at:iiite miles, audit is proposed to anchor
buoy at the intervening distance of five mile.
To these bunyt the tele,iaphic wire about three
fouilii of an inch in diameler, carelully covered
with putta jr n-lia, is to he a'tai'hed. The win
is to l-e Mink so deep as to be out of reach of an
chafing from vessels or other objec ts, and lo be
supported if necci.arv, hy cork finals. The an
chored buoy) would, it is said, keep the line ol
communication in i's place.
It is a In I.I and mighty proj. ct, but wf) are pie
pand tnsee the undei l.ikiin; achieved by thu force
of modern enterpricc nod science.
The. iiovt rttint nl I'inances,
The Washington Uuwn, in reply to tho clear-'f-s
of those who aseit that them will be adelici
e. cv in the National Treasury on the Isl July,
Is I), say that the receipts will equal, il not ex
cede, the Serretaii's estimates. '1 he receipts
from the Customs lioin 1st July to l.lih l-'ehmary
nave hcen not less than fc'IS.OlQ.OIlll, and that, at
this average, the incr.ve o the year will he up
w ird of .S3,0i)0,0(n'., iustfid of $32,000,000. On
i the ."lh of r ehru n y (it Treasury contained J-l,.
.'ll.O'.'O, snhjecl to the draft of the Treasurer, at
tor deducting must Hiding dralts ; and, in addition
to this, two and thir-e. ju.n r millions of the New
Loin are vet availoh'e.
J,i;n,,riinrnt nfll.r fOii'n T.,;tlt,iuri
Coi.r.Mues, F eb. I '.
A res.-l'ilioti iv;ny.-.li !! lv ndopte I in t in; 1 loue,
fiA.fi? the fust Mon. I, iv in Much in the day for
, adjoin tirnenr of the Let'.ihruie.
! ft Mr r i;ch,of lV,.ton, l,,s re-
rentiy invented a o,a.-hi.. for drillin,; ...ck, hy
steam, winch can he arranged as to apply the
force at any aiu'le, and lo give at the t.aniH time
the requited rotary molior, lo the drill itn-lf.
jttt. Tuntor's Calimt.
1 ' .m i.-v.-v 1 ri, rob. 17.
j W e learn front reliable att'.hoi ity, that
the office ofSecr"!.irv offst.iie will be ten-
1 derrd lo Senator flnvton, of 1 teh-wiire. It
' is generally ntd"rstiiod that the j Ion. Mr.
j ( I'Htendeii, of Kentucky, decline 3 a Cabl-
; net appointment,
j
! Medina if Comptroller.
1
Al,H .sv, I eb. 1.
j I he Senate and A'-r-einbl v met in C,nn.
1 enlinil to-day, and flee tod Hon. Vasli-
i tncloti (I tint, ( "oinplrnller of the State nf
New oik, vice .Millard rdlinuie, rcsiijil-
cd.
'
. I'urtker ('wfiniitillon of the jhuwhinre
ff (!ltl in Ciil'orniri.
J!. I, I IMOKV, J'rb 1"
m-i 4.- .1 11 .
I fie Southern mail has arrived with
-,v ,i ... ,
lNew Oilcans papers tothn lOih, hv wliieh
, .1 . ,1 1 1 , , ,- 1 "
.- n nnm I ifit ttl' hror I .i'1a l.M.
from Chagress. with dates to the 2.rih if I
"' '' 1 ii.iii ;irrivcd
January : she brings no j;old. but confirms
;ill the previous accounts received, as re
gards us abundance, etc.
' A JtlI , ,R V.,r.-.i M-.,-u.T.-We ,e. a l,,k
, :,.,Vrrtif, ,,,., lP ,,f f "What is Money "
, WN, jji mm,r , Wl.,t jf) ()(. (iMhi(H.
, nim.vji ,xll,.mi.;;. ,,,,, ,0 ,,,t) aril wh,.nti
j sn! nmie il;tll,u!t to 'eep.
; F.vi.y IU.h vi.-j n not j .viyg grid, but all
' g'JI,-l tl.ii.ss ire KW.it
; l.tv f g"-j . .......,.
An Article lor the Ho), IVo. 0.
BV THE LA I K AMO SISTY.
o oU want To tiiliimrt Al.L rill DAti
or YOUR LIKE
A little boy, on h is way to school, but a abort
iliaUnre fi.nn home, on a bright aiiiinner'a mum
m a (ood many yeaisano, now, Haw woodpeck
ei lly intn the hollow of u slake on 'he fenco that
skilled t lie i o.i I. ''he brilliant top-knot ol t he
bud, and the hope H ut M wai a iiet,fnr a mo.
inent caused the urchin to atop. Ho wanted to net
what the little feat flitted thiiijr wasdoiiiK .in.
while dclajiui; there, his inothi-r, who did nut
know why her buy was lnicerins!, i'""1 ' t tie
door of the woodland dwelling, and empiireil w hy
he wan not on the way to nchool. His answer,
that ho wank'dto kh what the bird was -about,
and tiskini; if he liiifthl not he permiiled to May
away from the little log-housc where esona and
li-ainini wvie to he said and gained, caused the
ipieston from the mother. That was enough,
He went to the achool ; and if be did not forget
the bird, m atudiea were aNo remembered -
n:- it.:.... : i i.-.. i ,i,i.n.j.
'Tit thirty years since; and he w ho now address
et you and w ho wati Mf tempted, as many of
the boyt may-bo uuu to fortake July for jilia.i
lire, may Ram counael from the fuel, insignificant
at it may teem. Trifles, ol'tentime, are produc
tive of important results. A linch pin a Btnall
partofa coach, boys if list, may result in the jroveniiliet, an mueli as we please, but tin- read. Nmcrdiil so frreat :m bje-t pre
loss oflife. A rivet broken in the boiler ot an l,.ss thev are made productive of some ' s(-nt itself lo the m t.taticc of : ir.Mion.
ocean steamer may acnu hunilii cs in a moment
to the bottom of I he deep. A grain of sand, mis
placed in the sirutigemuiit f a world, may throw
it from its course. Hence I he necessity of con
sidering seriously, uutlers of minor imporlanie,
apparently but which may, in rrality, bo the
arbiters of your life here and hereafter. Jo you
linger, boy, to learn your lesson ? Does it seem
harsh and dry ? Is it a task I Thi n, bi nd your
young wind to it ! Go to your niolher.il you
should be so blest as to have one to consult and,
unless "yuu waut to Le a dunce all the days ot
your lile," her advice and a.nistence will help you
onward. JSAe will not tire in her efl'oits, when
her boy is to be aided and her eye will brighten,
and her heart beat higher and prouder as she sees
thought after thought evolved step after step
upward taken by him she nursed and cared for as
none hut a mother can rare. And, when you
have mastered one difficulty, go right ahead at the
next. Perseverance, and labor, the penplo of old
tell us, will conquer ail things and they were
in the habit of speaking the truth. There are
plenty of men, of whoso names you have heard,
who by the exercise of patience and peiseverence
have won names known ru t only in jour neigh,
borhond and the nation, but over I lie civilized
world. Men who not only rose frnm obseuiily
in name, and (nine, and wealth but who did so
by their own unaidsd exertions wen who stud
ied by stray moments in the wotkshop who
obtained their first light by Ihe blaze of a pine
knot fire in a leg cabin in Ihe woods, anil with
the knowledge gained h r its beams, bihiening
and spreading thiough aft e r life, have lighted up
the world of politic s, ail, eeieiue, literaluie, mor
als and religion.
How great tho encouragement, ihen, bos,tngn
onward and upwaid. You are, soon, to take Ihe
place of those w ho now guide, counsel, and sway
ihe destinies of millions. How lucessanh , it
follows, that you should be properly fitted for the
great, Ihe important responsibility, which must
rest upon you. There is no evading it. Then
listen to us attentively. Pay scrupulous heed In
your early studies-aim high seek for nil useful
knowledge. If you have masti led one branch of
education to day, determine upon tnaiiteiing an
other to-tnorrow keep 011 and as field alter field
in the illimitable rintons of intelligence opens
upon your view, keep on calling I hi -m yiuirnw n,
adding tiiasure 1111I0 treasure until ihe mind is
a storehouse of such w ealth as thu gold-hoaidiiig
misur never knew.
Above all, so conduct yourselves that no nut,
and least of all a mother, shall ever have occasion
to ask
"Do you want to be a dunce all the days of vour I
lile r
Always Willi our Country
l " -"" ...1.....U.1...
in important resolution in Longses,, to expunge j
the amonded resolution nf Mr. Ashmuti of Masa-cliussi-lls
On the 31 of January, A. J). 151s.
this disgraceful amendment passed by a vote of
S'J to 61, It was in these words, "in a war (al.
biding to the Mexican War) unnecessarily ami
uiiconstitutioiiidiy commenced hy the President
of Ihe l'nited States." This record would ever
he a stain upon the integrity of the nation and
blur the lustre of our arm'. It would, moreover,
reflect little credit upon our ti.tr i. mil legislature,
who, on the 11th of May, Is ii, declared in tin.
House by a vote of 174 to 1 I, and in the Senate
by a vote f -10 Id 2, that this "war exists by the
act of Ihe lie public of Mexico." Ho.v ;hen can
the President he charged w i'h plunging the i,.,.
lion into an unjust and iinneceaKai war and trails
gressiin; the powers conferred upon him .' We
sincerely hope that this resolulion will pass, and
that this d. 'graceful record will be evpnngnl
from tint Journal fit the lloin-e. It calumniate,
the President and larniifhes the hi-iory of the
country. The reconl of ihe Ashinuii aioemlmeiit
stands in jud ;erneii. ag.iin.l the war and delraets
from the litilliant liiumphs achieved in Mexieo
Now that the war is honorably and advanl,ii;eoiis
ly terminated, the loiter partiz.n animosity which
urged this amendment through the House should
cease to be remembered, and a senec nf j.Kiire
should lead every member w hovoled lor it to w
ipe
out his error by leeording li s disappinva) of n..
ll is unaccountable tonliserw: Ihedeterioined bos
tilily whit h the Whigs always innilcst to their
,'lllll.tl u lot ...... .... - J .1
"ne i,.i.-.: i . ,. ne me
voter-! M.i) 13, lsii, announcing the existeie-,. i
of the war. and the Ashmiin amendment of Jain. 1
aiy id, l. 1-, jin ihiiting it . the iisiiij.alion n i
me ere'i i. ni. We lh.nk thai t lie
wonl l lie iinuhing l,ni Hilnng.
Oll.p II l-oll
Ilrniiicratic t'nion
Mr.
'he ."
Van Id
I, "-.tier h is I
, I I,
. I.
- : f t. i.i oi
More Truth than Poetry.
There is indeed more truth than poetry in whit
the llaivubuig h'l uttunr as on the subject ol
'legislation iiow-n days :
Let ii ii v fanner, mechanic or laboring
limn, 1:j kt; tin u. Inioo voliinie til' iii-Ih Pas-
Ki?il nl rncli hchj'khi. and lurn over Hir :i-
pt'il ll'iilil till' lirj-iniiitii; lo lite I'llil, anil sii tt :
liow tnanv he can (Iisi'kkt ill wliicli lie lias
any intrn'fl. lie will lind ilicm aliiiut i
wlmlly made tt) of acls ol" incorporatinn,
, or mii tpii'iiK'ntiii'v ilit'irto, anil Htirnal ami - k noquiri'il, iro:)li' are Hi' ii'. and .1 t;ov
Mi i . ... i i I..1 .... . '.cm ... i .. I..,. .. .. i!,.,.t .in
local am, intisi 01 wnicii oii(;iii iioci in cniiiii'iii iiuk-i iuiiow . nr......
Iiavi; Iiccii paused. Yd evny man in tint . that cnast troops iIhtc and u'j;.
((inirnunily is taxed lo keep up tliin lrp,is;. ; Nticains of popnlaiioti arc niiici'iitraimo
tivi niacliincry hetween three: and lour ; there. Since the discovery ol tin?
inonthft every year. This inn ntoct prolific ; Word hy Cohinihus iliere has not hcen
Fiihjecl fur the prfK, and in relation to such an iitiM-aliu;; of the fouiidalitins ol so
wliich it iniglit do inure (,'iiod than almost icii-lv . iN'ot merely indiviilul.i and coin
any other. The only nihjeet of gener panicH, but cuinuitiniiii-'s and nations ate in
I interest to tin! people, requiring the atten-; cnniinoiiou, all hound to lliu setting sun
lion of the nrciPiit I.euiliiture. iti the trt'ii' ! in iIip oibh-il hnrion nf western A niurica.
.-:.:. ne, all(l iome al . I i t a on t '
revcnue at,s wli(lll are imperiounlv de-;
i ..... ...
manded. Yet these will probably be left
as they generally hnve been, to the very
close of the session, and then be hurried
throiirrh in thi; most imperfect manner, or porta forcbjii route : but that is only a tein
lost altoirether fur the want of time. We i,,rary resource, di uiaitdcil bv the exioency
linav talk of parlies, and of principles ol"
oo(h1 to the people, they are of no practical
utility. '
P.a-i ii i k Com.. A gentleDtan dining, ordered
a bottle ot excellent wine, which having uncorked
and from it filled his gla.s, was deposited at his
1. . .1 e . .1 tt . -aa.
einow. a -genneinAii iron, wie in.er.or, sminK
. . .... . ...
by tlie sole ol lorn, supposing in onitie was pun
lie property, filled hi tumbler therefrom, with
out so much as saying, "thank you," and smack
his lips over the sparkling draught with undis
turbed satilaction . The ow ner of the wine turn-
cd around and regarding the transfer of the liquid ; make it ; It will be a chain ol union lie
lo the throat of the other with astonishment, ex- j tween the Atlantic and Mississippi States,
claimed ' Commercial reasons demand it from us :
" Well that's cool !', .
"Vos," replied the other as he refilled hi glass
tupposing the remark referred directly to the
wine -I rather think if been about the ice i" j
;
In the Phrenological Almanac for this year, is j take iis track: and not only for ourselves,
the following remarkable prediction. "Many will ; but for posterity. That trade of India which
learn in 1 S IO for Ihe first lime, that it is no mark I has been shifiiiur its channels from ihe time
ol a christian or a geiilleitiai, to smoke, chew, or i of the Plui'tiieians to the present, is destiu
mutr tobacco, dunk spirits or deceive." We j ed to shift once mon' and lo realize the
hope this prediction will prove correct. grand idea of Columbus. The Aineriean-
j road to India will a'so become the Euro-
ItCmS l),an ,nu''4 ln:it "'-'ori
! The European 111. 'reliant, as well as the
I'lTMrieiit folk. I American, will (I v across our coniim nt on
The InteUi'jincer states that the President and ! a straioht line to China. The rich coins
his family will leave the l-'.xecnhve Mansion n
bmil Ihe 1st of M -rch, and occupy rooms at the
Irving Hotel un:il President Taylor is inaugura
ted, and then take t hen departure from Wash
ington city.
General fa. ,
The Union says that (Jeneral Cass is expected ;
tl (r Ml 11 .1"MI MIL IUM ill Ullk tllC 'UI N 4 111. IO
..... . ... c . v. . -i 1 i
fill the rest ot his own Senatorial term, which will 1
, . 1
expue the "d March, lH.'.t. 1
1 1
U.. ' . UV... !.:.. I ....a. tl.. ilfitl. - Ol . i
n: il lay.
It is slated that this distinguished Kentucky j
Senator will not l,e present at the ensuing called
ssiot. ot Ihe Senate, which being for the purpose ;
of aclmg on the in .initiation, ol the incoming
President, a lull .Senate, if desirable, is not iudis
e usable.
Jndc McLoan.
It is announced that Judiie McLean, of Ihe Su
ireine Court, has deelineil the nomination of
l.'niied Slates Senator limn Ohio, assigning rea
sons of a private character therelnr.
I have a great run ol bosinefs at present," re
111.11 ked a pickpocket, who was chae. I by three
constable.
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-!jr 1 larinen noney, appi.eu on a unnen rig, :
.iUl t0 ,.ljro ,he pain of a hum almost inslanllv. .
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Cou-r.-WiiL'ht's Indian Vegetable Pills are a :
. t , . k. ' Sl .Hi" ss r II 1
ceilain cue lor this rainful malady; because
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;heiimieis.Ti, hut of evew ach'n and pain we
sutfi-r. I'roru i'ur loeiuhtnf ..aid Ineian Vege-
I unit; i m i.ttvt -N .Mn iii-mi mi n'uni; iu nm, nr ii ,
' tho pain is seven , itie'iit ml innrnini;, w ill, in u '
.short tin lake a ,-. feet cure of the most violeu, ,
atlack, either of llheiuoaiism or Gout ; at the !
s-nie time the blood and other fluids, will he so -
: ...niotj'li'tv norifli'it. th-.it imin nl'pVfrr ilfw.-r i ot i. .1. '
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will be literally driven from the body.
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The genuine for sale by Iln ihtirt and Utility, i
niooiiis'iuii: ; II. P. Haidy, lhinville ; Stephen '
M.ildy, Catlaw issa, and bv asien'i. in all partsol the '.
state. Au'ioits who.e supplies heroine ex hiiiist,.,! '
w ill receiie a new lot mi writing l Dr. Wright's
principal office, I'V' Race Street, Philadelphia.
Sloud lo the raeiflc.
i The hill iiitiodnced into the Semite bv Mr. Urn-1
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the ronstrurtion of a rai road 1
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' th., to provide lor
1 I . oui the Mississippi to the Parifie contemplates
; a magiiili' i nt enterprise. It in proposed to com
i inei.re at the Hay of San Francisco and to termi
j nalc al M. Loins.
A breadth nf one mile frnm the frontier of Mis
( sotii i to the Paeilic is to he reset ved for the pur
'pose of laying down, al iu.ee, tine track of rail
j roa-l room being left for nthi tracks hereafter,
and for t tlier oih ni io.nls. A per centninof ihe
, nioiei'ds o ptihlic i.iuil sties is tube applied to
i ! he i 'I'l-a. in In. Ii ol -the woi !i. It to beau I...
I ikim; hi Ihe iJ.iveininei.t, without the co npeia-
I I mi ol Ol dividual sin. I.li ddi'ld- Ta. i.ovi.r.,meilt
is lo U-i!.' 'lie lo el and on it when hinll. A
hron li inn is In inn to (ii.-i.-oii and to
iv il h I he I "I iiu.oi.. 1 1 v. i
'Mint,
Mr
II. NroN.in t.ihmit.inglhi lull, ,,- -
d Ithyachaiaileristicspcech.aMe.eloipieiit'
p line
.oel . inn 't
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" o" '.oui" ICS i null nil I" l"i is
I' Ml ei.I. --il!
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a !'aVorite prnM- with bun ; Im heart i in it -
We subjoin the coii'iidiiii pi'i'lloll of hia i-pec. h
w Inch was delivered iiltliK Senile on Woduea-day:
'I'llO ro,l! I t-l).s,- in lioi.'. ss.iry to US,
llllil liow. U I' Willll II linn. 'I In.' hlaKMil
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,ir IIOMCSNM,,, III, in-" . .......
Tin! linn; lo droit! i:m anivi
All the
lirei'.'-s;i-v iulul liiatiiiii is mi lialnl. I ll"
menus air 11 a.l . Tito till.' to Urciinn is
ticitlrd, ami a inn criiiii.'iil r-sialilisln-il lln'i't!
and population i-s rnwinu n. Calilornia
l'nr U:.it of A.i.e.ic.in road. theV S(iek
forciifii roules, far round, hv sea and land,
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to reach bv an iinineiise circuit, what is a
part of their own land. I.' mil we can (,'el
a road of onr own, we must use and sup-
(l' the times, and until we can net our own
Wuown the eoiintrv from sea to sea
i from the Atlantic to the I'a.'ilic- ami upon
: a breadth equal to the Icnoth of the Missis-
! sippi and embracine- the whole temperate
' one. Three thousand miles across, ami
half that breatllh is the mau.nif.cent paral-
1.1 T n.. .(..... ... . t mill I'll II !l
ie.oS,;ml , ,.. ...n ....... - ...
I l.l.M...i..li.tilllifk.i,rli
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I ll I .1 lill , I O'llll HU'. O'l ...".t
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the whole distance, under our lla' ami tin-
der our laws. Military reasons require us
to make it: for troops and munitions must
to there
Political reasons require us ti
and here I touch a boundless held, tlazzlmtj
- anil !)ewilileniijr the miaf-maiion trout lis ; j
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vaslness ami importance. 1 w. ir.101; ...
hn Tiicilic. Ocean, of the western coast of
N orth America, itml of eastern Asia, will
merceof Asia will How throtiirh our centre.
And where has that commerce ever (low
ed without carry inir wealth and dominion
with it Look at its ancient channels, and
the cities which it raised into kingdoms, and
the populations which upon its treasures
became resplendent in science, learninir,
and the aris. Tyre, Sidoii, lielbee, Pal
myra, Alexandria, amon.' its ancient em-
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portunis, attest the power ol this commerce
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to enri-h, to a"randize, and to euholiteii
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nations. Constantinople, in the middle
j aires, and in the time of the crusades, was j its Lcgi.-laiuie. 'Ihe abolition oithe death peti
Mhe wonder of western Europe; and all 1 ally aie certalnlv indalatieahl...
,W..lll(,c s. wiis ,u. a the. oily Mil rt' of
shitic eomineree. (JcilOil iind Venice,
a.r lime, became ihe march
of kimrdoins, ami the envy of ihe kino,
from the merit divided streams of this trade
of which they became the thorouirhfare.
Lisbon had her ureal day, and I'oinisiil
her preeminence? durinif the little while
that the discovery of the Cape of (iood
Hope put her in communication with the
Eiis!. Amsterdam, the city of a little ter
ritory rescued from the sea, ami the Seven
l'nited Provinces, nut cqal in extent to one
of our lesser Slate, became ureal iu arms, in
letters, in wealth and in power; and all
upon the Easl India trade. Ami London.
mn 11. iiim s i.e. im: 1 "iniiiui . .... ....Mi. 01
r the comincre
tl(. worl.t wlial ntal.es an istami ami tin
lnr.rcr thiill one of our fust class Slates
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(marters of the tdobe-a mateli for half of!
11LI I" HI till jl'll'L (I III.UI II fl'l llllil WI '
j,sropfinlu cl , , 1 1 1 i II :i II t ill Asia.' Whatl'
a : ' -'t"b,e.s most ,o it, but !
this same Asiatic trade? In no insiance j
has it failed lo carry the nation or the people
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whirfi pusspsscu it, to tin: highest pinnacle
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' Mt aJ P0WC1' al1'1 " lllt!
est attainments of letlers, arts, and sciences.
And so will it continue to be. All Ainer- I
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icau roan 10 niuia, in run on ute neari 01 our i
i ot ill n t rl-. li-1 1 1 roi itr.oiw.ii i I lion oil I In. I
'.' , .... ( . o.-i o..ii. inner, ot ,ew loik rtc. nnirrds
wonders of which we have reud--and that hereiter, no bonds except New Vnrk ai A U
eelipse them. '1'he western wilderness.from i nited States, shall he received serunlv fir ll.a
the I'acilic to the Mississii pi. will st.'irl into issue o thank notes,
life, tinder ils touch. A loner line of cities j T, . ,
will mow up. Hxisn,,, cities v, ,11 take "Ur ,,rn,b, rs ,f the I, .islnlme r.f
new s,art. The sti.l.t of the world calls for h """IIr' 'lkfr-
...... i . i i- i -. . - l ,- 1 the Senate of the I titled Stales.
a in .1 ..on. ill I It l l.t, it 1. 1 . u is .on .ii-riu
I to ,ri.-n i. it... t.... .....I .ri-...i..wt T of ml-
actup to the oreatness ol the occiisioti, and i
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show ourselves worthy ol the exlrordinarv !
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circumstances in which we are p laced bv
seenrinnr while we can all Amercan mail I
to India central and national for our- I
selves anil posterity now, and hcrefter,
for thousunds of years to come.
Ireland.
' The uloes of the Court of (Queen's
nrnch h.iie oifrruled the writs of error as-,
sioned in the cases of O'Hricn and his fel-
j Itivv-jirisoners. The court was unanimous
i and nothing is now left but a hopeless ap-
i in-ill to the lloust; of Lords.
It is stitc.l i:it application has been
in. ule l'nr ihe rtaitiirilc ion inisnni fr,,... tl...
,,r(l Liculenaut of liclan.l, in the cases of
O'lirienalld .MeilL-hlT I bl.t he .leoli,.... ...
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i.rnrrei tin- liw lli. r .,,1 ... .... .1.-1 .
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'l.'tn ."'jbiit!' ."h'-ir f'j". .
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Things in General.
The public ,l.l,t ' ( ;,;,, j, ,),. ,,,,
millions of dollais.
J The Mutual Safely I i , I w y,,, k
liasMispeinUdhusinesH.
; ., ,, i,n.VI,,a, with
a tadilis, of five
miles, contain., Sin'; i n . 1. 1 r a. t. f .
Hon. V. ('. I'umoii ishlowlj rt c. verii u from
a sever. .itl.ii k of illness.
Thomas Mi lo, vein was a. cii!ei,ly die wind at
Savannah, (la., a lew daw since.
There aie loud c. m plait, It. i fi i rg ll.e phmleia
of Louisiana of lite lailuie ol the mij;i. ciii,.
The Kditor of ll.e I'roviiiee Jc uinul 11. B.
Aiilhnny is the wing carilMlule lor (Jiverncr (f
Khode Inland.
There wele, duni t lie jeur l!jJf, in ll e rilv
ol Ueiroii, Michigiii, n.41 (i ii.iial aiiit.it., i,V
which nine were lor muider.
Mr. Tb.n. Py..r, a blackurith, whiler n llie
passage I'roin lioston, in sehioi,er Mciridiaii,
: jumped over and w,n drowned
Chilicolhe, Ohio bids lair to rival Cincinnati in
the Pork trade. No less than 3.V"0 hog vtere
slliahleied there this season.
M Cerelle, a tenor ol loiieh repulalu n, arrived
in the steiitnei L'nited Slulis, at Niw Vcik.in.
company with llmghese.
Accninto fiom New Orleans re-j rei,t the setd
j "'Mr ca,, 11. a vuy ban eni tiiin,. Ai leaat on,
j tl"1(l l"!it'
- The smoiin! of ice sln'id Intn lieiin, in
January , was i.CM ti.i.s, In the n n t I 11 e lat-t
j ear 2.179 j ton s.
. M All,,rici)11 ves.,3 buB,id , e r ,g.
; ,.im e (,r.r((1 () SiiI!i T.l erife, (, r a
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1 bill ut health, before any person ran land,
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Tll,! Hibomia and Taylor Hose C. mpaniet, of
; Kensington, Philadelphia, have been put cut of
service lor six monlhi, for fire tinting.
'I'hey have spl endid heads nf leitiieo in New
Yolk, as liii-jje us small cabbages, brought by the
last steamer from Cuarleslon.
,VVM. s. Men native of N. w Jersey, and
ones Mei r, a cot1 er. hi Ih c n milled suicide in
New York ihis vuik.by thioat (ttttiig.
Henry Mill 1 m n , a ph'tit. r at Avoyelles, La.,
had Ins head severed 1 1 1 111 his body 'iy the machin
ery of his cotton gin.
I Knsign has been sentenced to K'yearn in rifin
I inent tor si ttii g fire to the hi use and hil.'qi ol Mr.
Ilingh-am, nf Hel'.in, Vf
Worms halt an inch long, and like those fi ui J
in cheese, were seen coveiii g ihe last t.-n w that
fell at Washington city.
Chapiu, the person who n 11 milted mi Mtifj.e
upon a young cjil in Haiti, rd, Ct., la.-t: con n er,
has pi. aded guilty. The penult is Stale Piison
for life.
The deaths in Wsshii gt. 1. city during Jaiiiia
a.v last, weie l?l in all, of which 35 weio
mal.s. at! while fimalis, b ((dried ii,ale,l eel
ored females.
Hon. William II. Seward, Senator eli.ct fr. m
the State of New Y'oik, has ariivd in IVashington,
called thither on biiiiness coiiiucted Willi his
profession.
The propreily of abolishing capital pniiissiroent
in New Yolk, i auain Ihe Ionic of disi-usm'nn ilk
i .,.,. n,,,wl , " -...,. ... ,
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t presetitment in lavor nf ihe death penally
I Sli.ee il :,j I i. I . .1 .1 ... .1..
.. ,.,,,, ,,, .,., .-mn-, uiov niy
inurders have al.11 inilmly increased.
A forced check for !j;21IJ0, egini d, Themns And
ersoti Co., was ptesentt d al the Meohanics'
Hank, in f.ouisiiiile, Ky.. on Ihe 1st; was not paid
however, but the r' gue eseaj 1 d.
I'r. McCurdv has been lectin ii-g at Vt bile, m
certain diwoceries h.. hiis made, whereby, lltr. ngh
chemical agencies, he can make iion buoyant ia
water.
Mn. 'oiv. I'ish gave ).er lisuiil wet kly parly
la-t Tuesday, in Alhiiny, and it was ui.usa'ih hril-
ant Innn 111.' appearance lliete nf fit 11. Wool
w tin a numeri us stall, en mililare,
Three hrge stores were suent ill at Man men
j city hy tho In-shot i n the Matimt-e river, and Mr.
. (1 tT. iTl'l 11 I 'l ill rnillTM.Lw li.sti-.a L..t . 1
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J "" " '" '"' "'e 1,1 lnsr- wan lietitenant
"l 1 "' t "1, s,wl') r.giu.ent, i,r,, fred in
Ihal ("iiiteitu m.i; il., l e .i
... ""i.nm: uusc vi i ut? war.
TL.rn r. . . , r Q . , , - . . . ,
.. ' ". f,VC h rf:(il"fa
Nashville. lenn.,andSt. Iouis, Mo., on the2Mh
ult. Among these at St Louis was Mr. James
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" ,lu, " ncioisi, w no men in 1 J nours.
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fo'orge ('. Lt cay , Fsr., r. n n.r nly kmwn as
1 """""l( tc ' ' i'V. tr. in his Im mg held that
.,,,, in ,.,,,, .. .. . , .
K ln ""l "f the South American navies, died
111 ' ''w '"rlc ( il.v the i-Mb nit., aftur a pro-
'r i'lcd illness.
John S. Lucas, of Missouri, ht !.n appointed
consul for the Tasso Del N't rie, ninl Lewis Mnr
ris consul for Campenehy, both places being with
in the boundaries of Mexi''o.
The rumor that Hon. J. I n M. Polls, vi ho i t,rc
slept w ilh ('apt. Tylei, af going lo many Miss
Julia Dean , has changed In a I nn.t r that Miss Ju
lia gave Aim the sutk very flatly.
It is the general i n ( r t ssioii in Wa.hingtr n ll.at
TongreKS will relnse an ap.ropiiiilitn to li e Pa
i.aina railioitd. Coitgiess is ill lavor it a rtiid to
Calilornia on our own soil.
l or t he l ent fd of ihe profession, we announce
on the iulhorily ol the Nonpareil, that the ril l
ing husinen i- to w very dull in 'it'cinatli k n e
fitiren iilneiily J( ui in J men Ult u t Ll tl em
I ', ', intn!