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contest of mere physical force. In that
event ii might be difficult 10 conjecture
what system Of national defence uiti stand
the test of time and experience.
We have deep stake in peace, aud fond
" hope the repose OF tho world will not be
disturbed. We have certainly not the ieas,
desire for rupture. FIrmness, and q wise
preparation Will long preserve Us from such
u catastrophe. But while no temptation
should ever prompt US TO do injustice on the
one hand, SO no consideration, on the other
hand, should ever induce Us 10 submit 10
permanent wrong from any power Oh earth
40 meter what the consequences might be-
Your committee would conclude by ex
pressing d firm belief that all our points o.
difficulty may be honorably ana aInicably
adjusted, and that harmony may long BE-
preserved ~ both Governments pursuing Q
liberal aud generous policy, consenial ic
tie interests and feelings Of both People
and compatible with the spirit and genus
Of an enlightened age.
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GSTIhr Planet saYs the following toast
vas recently gwen at O1densburg, n ! :
" lFoman--A mother, she. ebertsbes and
corfects us; SISTER, she consuIts and eaun
sells US sweetheart, she coquegs and con
quer, VS.; a wile, she comforts and conGIes
II Us without her, shat would become Of
Us 2"
The Buffalo Republican gives the follow
ing cmeudaton, by an Old bachelor:
4 mother, she scoids and spanks us a
s!ster She tells Of aud piaches usi sweet
heart she coqaers and It's Us; a wife, she
irowns, ponts, trets, cries, aod tormeuts Us
without her what would there be to troa
Bile us
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS
OF
PRESIDENT Harrison.
Dsllrerea o. lhs "a 81 MnrcL I.

cd WAS 70 continue for the residue Of nv II.
ill the Chef Executive Office Vi This ar, - y
free nation, appear before yon, fellow ~, ahi
10 take the oatls which the Constitpt,as is
seribes, IS necessary qualification for n. Pc
foTuanee Of ITS duties. Aud in oheJ;ena" pel'
custom eoeval with our Government. ma ~
believe TO be your expectations, pfocaed !
sent to you summary Of the principles "a ~
] shall be called upon TO perform. "sa
Ii was the remark OF Roman Coos,,
early period Of that celebrated Rcpi,blio :, ~
most striking contrast was observable +, i, Ia
duct Of candidates for Offices OF power I'M NJ.
before aud after obtaining them they M
carrying out Ia tie latter case the pled..
promises made IN the former. Howeyey ,,., a1'
world may have improved, 10 many rsssas'. ~
the lapse Of upwards Of two thousand va -
the remark was made BY the virluous AL :; .,aR
naAt Roman, fear that strict egap..,.t,.a.
the annals oil some Of the modern elsrt,r. q =
efumrhts, would Geyrlope similar nlstssrsss ~
olated confidence r
Although the fat Of tbs People has ges, ca.
proclaimng Inc the Chief Magistrate Of ,s.'.,'
nous Uni0n, nothing upon their part rsn,.,, s.
70 ba done, It may be thought thai rsoy.'...
exist 70 keep up the deiusion under gl,.t w
I may b supposed 10 have acted ia fni.tire -i
/ principles and opinions; aud perAup. 49,
/ be some 10 this assembly whs have eo,no -.
tier prepared q condemn those shall NJ. - =
I yer or, approving them to doubt ia .,...t
I with which they are uttered Bat tAs ,T
few maaths Hll confirm G. dispe tier
The oHtltns Of principles TO govern, ia -
I 70 be adopted, 0y an A4m.nistrstisn nh +, H.
( gun, vii 5000 be exchanged tal .a.tgl...t.
tory ard shll stand, either exoaer.i.l -
couaFryn.en, q chased sta tie as,s.f! ~!
/ who promised ulat they uliabi dece.yt II n.
isIed ~iih The iuieHaon 10 betfay.
Y However stJong amy he tay pleasant f,,....
rea.E9 TO expect tiipas ef m4gi.4I. I.r5..,.
coniy4lug People, too woii un4eTst4ss s.. =.
mites # human H4tar., aud the daaasfl,, f..
iaiiona 10 whieh shall 30 eApesud f1.a u. ~
tniiads of the pogeT whi s il bas bogn ,,5
Vie 81 The People 10 commit ~ my t4a.s.g L..
Z plsse ny chief confidence npnI the +. # L.
Almighty foSef which has Al;Asgo F5a.si
l'e. and enabled mo 10 bring b fayur.ta -,
Other important, bat sal gfssuy jaigila. f.5
heretofore soaiided 10 me ty uy coan,9
The broad foundation 4Poa WHICH d. H..
tuition Fests. beng ne psoe,g.-a tgeaf
] having made, Is hfea,ii c4a anmaha
u modify ii--tt can be assieae4 to r5r b.
great DIVISIONS u Government 5.t t8ts..sf6
Eeelay. II suea j il Theory 4
c4l'sd upon @ 4dlBIn4a.e. i iass, ref
l.us4as principe gle 14ty u asrir. t..-
s4f1s - a. % Ffelaee tic ete4t.5t Fl. !, Z.
created uaulslF, But alla iAea b
iaUs. { &c would coWpsts iio soss5gs.sy !.
tnaa .sdged % s&lsi 10 lhs g. ss of IL T..
10 DE- Fnass claimed ty atls ssgts.a.s
etsn ~ iaa-a walsh hara beeu aas
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tie General Assembly OF North Carolina,
and the report Of MsJar Gsynn, were order
ed 10 be printed, and referred, with the bull,
IL the Committee on Commerce.
sl.nrta, February 18Th. ISL.
Alcr1a9c- ucLe5d and the Sieam5oc,
CJroliae.

"a. i1AL-.NSf Aotl A8e AetnIhttlSt W
Foreign Affairs, asked leave TO make 70
port from that cemmutee IN relation TO the
correspondence between the Governments
Of the lui.ed States aad Great Butaia 10
relation 10 tho destruction q. tae steamboat
Caroline dgrus ,aa troubles On tie canada
itoat!eE 10 the winter oi l.gI = as also
in relation C Tie arrest and imprsonmea'
Of Alexander AieAeod, Q british subject,
for beia- concerned n the destruction . I
that boat
No objection 5slng made
NJ. pECkENS seat il tie report, as
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CrcditGtie.--A man was recently fined
twenty dollars by the Recorder's Court OF
New DEL ana, for wearing bowie knife.
We notice this with pleasure. A few such
examples would be attended With coase
qGences Of the most saIutary character.
Those who carry dead.y weapons are gen
orally the persons mosl likely to use thcm
improperly. How mnny murders are Al
tnbalab!c to the system - Ptceymc.
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From Tie National Iaiell,gcncer
house or REPRESENTATIVE
FEBRuARy -, Io4l

FEBRuARy -, lo4l
The House beng 10 Committee Of the
" hole, Mr.. Evans IN the Gbalr) Oh tie
bill 10 extend for lige years, the act ap
proved july seventh, eighteen hundred and
th,siy-eIght, granting halt pay aud pensions
to certain widows
Mr.. Plckeus protested against the pas
sage Of the bal, Involving 80 great amount
Of uoaey without proper estlmatee Gould
gentlemen lie aware u tie consequences
witch would arse from lh.s Atge system
ot pensions Were they prepared, At ihis
laie period Of the Session, 70 % b.udlolded
uts . measure drawing Two millions aud .
hail from the Treasury For his part IL
would not act upon 50 important sub
lct without cotrec. Attenuation.
10 the course Of his remarks, Mr.. i al
luded to Tie speech u Mr. Stgnly on las
evening, ard minated that Ae 1lf T..
would have 10 exercise proper caution, o.
lie would have the mi5loflaus ! draw doat
upon himself The anger u that sAGicuFS
gentleman. And tor tear Of ial.iug uaaei
tina. gent.cm4ns Funy arm, ae mou re
FRAN from saying Hhal 10 Intended ~
udiag to the attack II NJ S,anIy, on Il,
resolutions of the Legislature d South Cur
olaa Mr. p inunaied that lie mem6et
lad SIC; bis dreaded arrows at South Caro-
Ina uiih about as much eheci as lue say
age who LEI ny his arrow Al the sUa. In
member had brandished his battle aSs liki
Richard, aud STROBE over lho whole com
Try, dealing vengeance around. The coars'
II tie member fyrciLly reminded him Of !ht
nursery rhyme
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RRU-H AND BELLOWS FACCOiS6.
q X. SIAPLETON ~ SON. NO @os bAL
Cd . TIMoRE STREET, (near Howard,l have IN sl9e
the following articles, wlich they offer very low W
cash and on the usual credit TO town or country vi"
chants.
Sweeping BRUSHES, No. =, 3, ) and s
Chamber BROOMS, 2 sizes, very superior
Mill Brooms and busting Brushes, assorted sizes
sc-ni,huE BRUSHES, 6, 7, g, 10 and u rows
CLAMPS, d, :, s, 10 and II do
Shoe Brushsa common siZe, middle and cov'd beei
Hatters' BRU SHES, assorted ,,-,,,., e
Tanners Backing, Paste and Securing BkUShhs
Weavers' Brushes, Horse Brushes, all sorls
White wash 4, s, 6, S, 10 and IL knots
Plasterers' USHES, super xtra Assorfed
Painters Brushes and Sash Tools, All 7iEeS ahu ga
Ity
Clori Brushes, plain and fancy, all descriptions
Head Brushes every variety and price
Shaving Brushes of every description
Plain and fancy Tooth Brushes an elegant assorI-
Nail Do ment
Parlour and extra fi2cy Hearth BRUSHES
Kitchen. CHAMBER and Fancy BELLOWS
Brasers', Jewellers and smith Do 20 10
prices jl94t
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THE RESUMPTION QUEsTIoN.-A prelimi-
nary meeting of the representatives of the sew.
eral Banks in the city of Baltimore, was held
Yesterday at 2 O'Clock, P. M. when the propo-
sition of the Richmond Banks was formally
brought before them. No representative on
he part of the latter institutions was present,
neither of the gentlemen expected having
reached the city up to that hour. We are moi
officially advised of what transpired at the
meeting, but if public rumor may be relied on
an early daJ is likely to be named for the Re-
sumption.
CO Since the above was written, the Presl
dent of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, w. H
MAcFARLAND, Esq. reached this city by the
evening train from Washington. o
this morning.
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nn-IOO.0OO ROXNs OF-0l
DR. LEIDY's sARsAPARILLA OR BLool
E1PILI.s sold the past year.

DR. LEIDY's sARsAPARILLA OR BLOoDa
EBPILLs sold the past year
{RE-"KILL OR CURE."4EG
This doctrine is startling-it nevertheless is The doc
tne entertained and pfactced by the numerous Quaeks
who manufacture pre- operations OF various kinds when
have mercury for their base
BEWARE THEN
How yon tFast such preparations. Ills true, theT
"k or cure p and you and theR hear OF the cures
hut aver hear of the killed the wounded, or those
whose constitutions are completely destroyed ana pro-
TO ali those who have been using ouack medicines,
/ would recommend the Of remedies dat wall cohli-
act their had effects before II Is TOO late
BE ADVISED.
Therefore, to guard against the evil sfscs Of Qu7ckt
medicines; and employ such medicines only as yout
know and proof of being prepared by regular, eA
peFienced Apotheeary and Physician. Such Is -. 2
BR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARlLLAO or BLOOD PILLS.
Which may be used at all times, ages aud seaSonsl
where either mud or active pugatiVe may ne tequieo
or as a purifier ofthe blood and animal fluids, anu ia
all diseases requiring purgatoh, cleansing ana purify
ing the system, &c. &c.
Tney Iaay be used without resraint from diet &C
cupaton from moderate temperate living, or fearfIoa
exposure to wet aud cold. They are warranted free
from mercury and all the minerals, and an hntidole a.
gaiRst their bad effects.
Numerous certificates from various parts of The Unit
Ted States have been, from time to time, publlshe1 Oh
their good effects, and their reputation feg 80 wei IS
tabsed is only necessary TO inform the public where
they may be had genuine.
Numerous certificates and recommendations from
Physicians and others accompany the directions.
TO satisfy the world that they arc quack prePara-
uO would simply observe, that they are the prepad
tons of regular Druggist and Physician attssted also
by
DR. Physsk DIR James
ID N Chapman DIR w j Devices
DIR S Jackson DIR Robert Hare
DIR w Homer DR. Redmnn CoreV
DIR William Gibson Rev w II Delaney
c. c Biddie ESQ., Adrian, Esq, &c
They are prepared and sold, wholesale aud roai az
DR. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, No 1871 N. SE
CoND Street, below Vine, sign Of the Golden Eagle aho
Serpents
Sold also, by G. s. DUHURST, csrner of Pratt, VI.
and Dugans wharf, lower cad Of Celc Market space,
Baltimore.
@g-PRICE a5 CENTS BOX.
iale
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PENETANSHIP,


EN- IT'S GREATEST PERFECTION, taught with
Davison's Patent Muscular Guide, in few practical
and easy lessonR Its importance
FIRST, to Gentlemen 1T avoids confusion-ifequent
ltganOn-and secures ease and despatch in trans actng
business-aives TO the merchant taste which mparts
neatness and regularity 10 his bookensures tho clerk
an of saary-enabes the awyerO transact To-
gal business so TO be at once understood-secures
the doc against the confusion that sometimes sacr
fees the life of PatieHt-in fine, there Is no calling or
condition in life in which GOOD writing to gentlemen
does exemplify its importance, and, when attained
produce positive benefits.
SECONDLY, to the Ladies-There is no accomplish
ment in ladys education that more vslby expresses
the ETERNAL representation of all other improvements
The lady that can place her ideas upon paper in "A
style both chaste and beautiful, may be assured shs
has way of introducing herself 10 others, that wiz
cure her very distinguished respect.
Rooms II BALTIMORE ST. u dom
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Dy- BALTIMORE COUNTY.-Each Tippecanoe
Clab in this County ia requested 10 send Delegation
Of ten to Convention, to meet at Br0Okandviie, ~
miles on Falls Road) on SATURDAY, 9th February,at
IL O'Clock, A. M.
Those districts in which Clubs have not been formed
are rogue stei 10 send delegations Of like number
Business Of general importance 10 the County will be
taken into consideration. By order Of Central Com
mttse of Baltimore County
y1I JOSEPH JAMESON, Chairman.
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CEsAKAN OpERAToS.-Ws noticed, few
days since, the singular fact of the delivery OF
child by surgical operation, which had been
carried in the womb Of its mother upwards Of
seven years. The operator was DR.. n. Miller,
of Franklin, Mass, and the woman resides in
Uxbridgc A gentleman, friend of DIR. Mil.
Ter, handed us this morning letter from him
dated the 9th instant, from which we make the
following extract. After some preliminary re-
marks, he observes
sT found my patient had failed since saw her
before, which was two weeks. She had full
confidence that she was not, nor could be de-
ceived in her situation. Finally, told her that
if she and her husband would assume the re.
sponsibili.y, we would attempt the operation
We made preparation, and commenced rather
then dilated and removed full grown child,
in perfect preservation, that is, the skin and all
its parts were entirely together though consider
ably emaciated-s female, weighing over d lbs. =
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NOywI. ISTwDaIs-.,erETK NOBLE SAILOR"
During the great and memorable fire in the
city OF New York, on the 18th December, 1852
mother was seen 10 the streets, tranucaliy
seeking for her babe which f6d been lett III
the upper story of a building enveloped IN
flames. A Young sailor, on learning the lac''
rushed through the deveuring element, ana IN
few nom ants restored the child TO It's mother
in safety.
sGBut ere the throng could learn his name,
That noble tar had fed"
Considerable enquiry was made for the in-
liyidual at the time, and we believe the CRATE
ful narents went so far as to make public call
Ior information respecting him, though without
fleet. We are happy, hewever, to be able
,ov to communicate the name OF William II;
Rindgs. late of this Town, as the sailor VINO dld
his n Bile deed, though he now is beyond the
.praise of man." and, we trust, is receiving MS
reward in heaven. a..
William II. kindge was the son OF capt
John Riudge of this town. His school-mates
sneak of him as of noble, generous, daring
| lisnosition; one who would be like to do such
an act. as be did at the great fire In New YoIk.
| On that occasion, he contracted cold, when
threw him into a consumption, and finally eau
sed his death, on the 2Sd of June last. The
secret of his rescuing the infant alluded to,
was revealed to his friends shortly before his
death, and in anticipation of that event. We
hope an enduring monument will be raised 10
his memory, and that, with plain account OF
his conduct, on the said memorable OCCASION
the following lines, by Mrs. Sigourney, writ
ten sometime since, and published in one OF the
periodicals OF the day, will be inscribed there
on.-Po rtsmonh ~. HI Gazette.
THE NOBLE SAILOR"
TWAS fearful night,
The strong flame sped
From street to street, from splre TO spire
And on their treasures tread
Harki lis a mothers cry,
High DER the tumalt wild,
As rushing toward her fane-wrapt hom'
She shriek'd-My child, my child!
A wanderer from the sea,
A stranger marked her woe,
And in his bosom woke
The sympathetic glow,
wifi up the burning stairs
With daring feet he few,
While sable clouds of sitting smoke,
! Concealed him from the view,
Fast fell the burning beams
Across his dangerous road,
Till the far chamber where he greped
Like fiery oven glowed
But what pealing shout
When from the wreck he came,
And in his arms smiling babe
Still toying with the flame,
The mothers raptured tears
Forth like torrent sped,
But ere the throng could learn his name,
That noble tar had fled
Not for the praise of man,
Did he this deed of love
But on the bright unfading page
IT'S registered above.
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MAEtRI ED,

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Kepler, WILLIAM
PRICE, of St Mary's county, TO Miss SARAH A. CA
SEY, of Baltimore city.
On the I7ih inst by The Rev. John Healey, Mr.. VIM
BUTLER to Miss MARY ANN WOOD, beth Of this
city.
On the 2lst inst by the Rev. Mr.. Heiner, Mr.. RICH
ARD b. THOMPSON to Miss ADAPEsTA ANN
NUDGE, all of this city.
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o. The Rev. MIR. BErHEUEE will deliver
lecture ON the "Life and Opinions of Socrates"
before the Mercantile Library Association, in
the Universalist Church, corner of Calvert and
Pleasant streets, on Monday evening next.
Those who heard his beautiful lecture ON the
'Ags of Psricles," will need np further psrsua'
sion to induce ths4 to 80.
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RAIL ROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTS
BURG-Mr Charles L. Schlatter, engineer, has
made a report to the Canal Commissioners, in
which he says that he has surveyed a route from
Philadelphia to Pittsburg, ON which rail road
can be constructed, the highest grade IS feet to
the mile. Distance, J48 miles.
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VIRGINIA.-In the Legislature of this State
EDWARD JOHNSTON, of Boretourt county, has
been elected Judge of the General Court, to
fill the vacancy Occasioned by the election of
Judge ALLEN to the Court of Appeals.
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iii and Irritat ms of the Broneha Wndpipe, are
the prevalent diseases OF the winter season. They
only extremely annoying but are the usual pre-
and immediate causes of those pulmonary aec-
tons which sap the foundation Of life and terminate ON
ly with the dissolution of their VICTIM In all those a-
fectons there is either Inflammation of the fine skin
which lines the inside of the throat and wndppe or
Frightening of the uvula pendulum of The palate,
which desccnds, TO constantly tickle the root of
the tongue or the upper par of the Trachca OF Wind
pipe thereby creating couer hoarteness, difficulty of
breathing, throat and discharges of phsghm, and
somstin,es of blood. These diseases speedily and
effectualy cured by the use of JAYNE'S EXPECTOR-
ANT AND ASTRINGENT GARGLE.
Numbers of persons daily cured by these valuable
preparations, whs otherwise would probably fill
timely grave.
Prepared and sold at No. % South Third street, Phil
sdelph. Also sold by
G, !. DUHURST,
Corner Of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf,
Lower end Of Centre Market Space, Baltimore
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COMMERCE OF RussIA.-It appears from Off
eial documents that the exports of Russia during
the year 1889, amounted to 2il, 1898, 67S, thank
reublesand the imports to 249 Isl, 476,b bank rou-
bles. Excess of exports, 81, JAG ,2O3 roubles.
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AN ENTERPRlsE.-The Springfield, Illinois,
Journal, states tnat company has been formed
for building and running steamboat on the
Rock river, and that ship is now contracted
for, to be built at Cairo, the ensuing summer,
to run as direct trader between that city and
Liverpool.
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IMPORTANT TO NEwsPA PER READEas.-It has
recently been decided in Philadelphia, that ifa
person allows paper to be left on his premises,
and reads it, he is liable for the subscription,
notwithstanding he may have called at the Office,
and expressly ordered it stopped. If person
does not intend to pay for paper, he must not
receice nor read it,
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A QUEER CoNcIDEEcE.-A gentleman Of
Berkshire, England, who kept three servant
maids, recently married one OF them, and be-
fere he returned from his wedding excursion, his
two sons had followed his example, and taken
the other two.
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The Philadelphia Standard states that Com
of the Navy by MIR. Madison, ibut the gallant
Commodore preferred the deck of his ship to an
office chamber in Washington.
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dry- INSTRUMENTATION No. 4.-Ths four
number Of II suTboriiHGtion, story of ssiinere, 2
the author Of tho Subordinate" has been published b.
Knight Coburn ia Baltimore street, and IL fsr sal
by them and at the different seek Stores in the city.
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Eoes eF THE CopyIsH.--lt is estimated
that the female carries In her ovary more than
e,0oe, 900 of eggs. No wonder, therefore. that
20, 900 fishermen do not cause this fsh to dis
appear from the deep.