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Z NE-FEi1 IN FROM no DAYS ~ N
v CHARGE MADE. AppIyt 10 DR.. JCHNST 0s
o. the LOCK HOSPITAL, hGrul Frederick stnetas
Two Doops from Baltimore street where may c'o-
tanned the most speedy mmedy for G0norhma, C,ee2,
rtTctItCss seminal weakness, pun n the Ions, az
lactcns Of tie Kidneys ind every other symptam 8,
4 CERTAIN DISEASE.
How lomfc Il even the CONTEMPLATION Of the .av2-
ges Of this ds"asc. Whes from neglect 10 CnasGiI
shiIu physician, or trUm Ignorant asd improper treat
hehl: lhc constitutional symptoms make their appear
ance-thc hrca, becomes liberated, tina H0se 1iseae-
ed, Nocturnal pans ~ e head and limbs, diness -
sight, deafness, The bones affected, hletChps he
hcud face and eXtremtrs progressing on with fright
o :arldliy I'LL al last The palate Of The mouth il Dis
huycd. the bones at The nose decay and tall IN the
victim Of this horyId dsGase become object Of pity,
unit! the last scene Of the drana winds and death
drops the curtain by nUnying he unhappy patient 10
uRtlmGy tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. .
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pemiciCHs practice may he soon restored TO
perfect health by applying TO Dr Johnson, either per
sonslIy or by letter. Dr. j. has seen cases that were
sltc'cnt 10 appa the heart and harrow w the som
OF AL who were not used to the observation of such
terrible tights
should this meetthc eye of any who are suffering
fros the above affection. ct them fly Immediately TO
ID, Johnston, who stands read relieve them; ana
Iror his Intensive practice ia the first Hospitals Us
europe and Anne ric he guarantees speedy cure,
matter how bad the case mar be.
tits proper here 10 observe that Nr. JOHNSTON 70
NOT AZ present Engaged IN the practice OF medicine
through necuuiary urgCss ty-hr having, by the de-
cease Of relative, aiIcu heir toa fortunebut thyc'
Al aren't desire 10 benefit hssucrug fellow crea-
ttes to pour Ike the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds ami particularly To relieve hose who sutIaY
tEOra disease for which line world feels no pity.
Again II must be rrucT-hcrcd tatthn object Of DR.,
Johnston IN oerng his services for the relief OF tbs
'tSCf'S 81 mankind, 10 EOltRrOug pucuuiary uecrs.
Isity Hence charge viii in any case he made IN
.css The PaticRLiS cuuet.
aURCTChL OrEBATIONs on III. Hyc. st.s -
for j9ubipa, Cataract &c. Ai,G those TOR U"o-ri,y
81 Limb, Cub Foot. NC. Ut Eisf.L
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ESJI. ANIMAL OILS.

kyNtlc AtN-EA tft4AH,
u EASFON AND CAMBRIDGE
n sFxagi The steamer OSIRIS, CAN'T. JOHN
..saTt 'SS.S>z72 D. URNEA, Will leave Commerce 81;
'.'s'SAhsFsie u wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
al clock, cr the above places and return next day
leaving C&Hb. iiqa every SATURDAY MORNING
at o'cHcE, and Easton al s, O'Clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore
passage 70 ADnHpo'is...,. .........rJ CENTS,
-" To Easton or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, VEST RIVER, wye Land
ing, 81. NJ chae and Eastoa, tvia Miles River Ferr9
to Easton.) Win leave CommCrce-st. wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; aud return / X
day leaving Miles River Ferry every Tue day Morn
ing, al o'cinck; ST Michacl's, u; Wye Landing ~
West River 1T, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ................7 rs Cents
- 10 west RIVER. & 90,
" to Wye, st. Mchaei's, or Ferry. l.5t.
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CHES1ERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l0I O'Clock and Chester at
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns same day. leaving Yves;
River at | O'Clock for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis IS cts To West River 81.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29-tlsrJa office lower end CONNER ST, Bait
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DAILY 80 THM SOUTH,
BY TIE Bay LINE, CAR WING YIiE GRE4
CENiR.fL UNITED STATES Mail.

n / T q q ~
CEVJ,E.3I T5Ny7,f,D ur g,,t,G ts = - "
FbLeEjIDDD R-I.l'G,rJr
yHyyslE yasljyIrH}z =, ,s't,7Ea VI 70 cry ~,
Ii COMPANY ur,. no,i,,r t,,, ,,.' "a, = l,ti
ne mar. hi. r,fsrI.nod AZ .t1..; ~, - ,,I s
Of The :, ftyegt So,iLc,n Mai yje =, r Tl Iss ~
which they :, often gI.IIp r., IlIl XIV i.. ''' III
1t Yhcv sla,e ;,nI n, y ara i len, ,,.. ,,
Tnrour,i 7 iekeis 40 lycIfan and fbnrs ytisfs
/ thuc-as taa ray Lue ,laly Issue ..nrouuh J,,,E
rrs to Weldon and ibnrIn.fon WIN arr" f"crl.,I.
rtspectfa hv HE lViluin,,, t,o,ao.,,y =. th,, r5
puncl.,lIy 6aif. g. '"'' CIV
"a They state that the traveller main. "a hours in
advance Of those ly., gl-, t..p ra,. I,r, Jbi ,o
Ellyc-as The travrl'p. oar I.,' j!.,p,f,1,r j.; The
Ray Line Is Two nouns mead NJ prte,sli,r, l,b,n
bylu line. cant i.geI,..,1 or ,l, .l,j ~ J5,,
.avng Ral,iluor, s,.i.nt no ~
3D. Fucy state That ,rly rrs who tl,oir ,,rnnb
Tickets 10 Charcsfn, for s,lI s.ryr q, ~ ~; :.
sh4iarji,ly fglse-as ta, KSv Ina i,re ,rI,",,%
Tickets ~ Charleston for SlI iD"lul.n1 snn,r ini
or and brcakrlsr i'm tho En,i. tn G,t' p;nnt 49,
saving of 81 30 ever tho . Cyc,t MI J;c vs.
yellcrs must eleco and cat IN hotl linz. ,I.bcrf,,,
those who palrouise The Raw inc mn onIv savn ,,
pcv bi,t say, year aud tan, nf nar,,s, rrI,r, ~.
sleep changes Of baggarc Scasir ffe casa ~, ,rn
tttireat MoiI Line. ;, 50 '''' o''0 vi ''''
/ Ath They st,,e that nassargcys o,,i,,o - ,,, ,-
in bours less time Than thnse bv tbe Do, ; ~ =
/ pekoa lin I,uc-wben by their oEn sCbcdnIo 49,.
passcn;ers arrive in Petersbnrr At D. o;cinck p NJ
Bv the Bay Line they arrive M n1clock p NJ IT,,
ing Baltimore same time ''' ''D'
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FOR CIIIGSTERTOWY

.sgESs$RNa CENTREVILLE The steamer MA
S*SsStsoedA RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, fer the above
places, startng from the lower end of Dugap' wharf
and return in the afternoon
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time TO accomplish it, and return in the boat
the same day. And all persons goiNg over and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81.
h. G.. TAYLOR Master
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/ SEA BATHING,
| - AT OLD POINT COMFORT
N xeasTY This well known, delightful and
fMsssis&A$~r healthy establishment has been much
aRif1hssa9S1 improved BY extensive buildings, Bath
House, &C., so as 10 accommodate large number OF
vlslters. In order 10 induce all who are disposed TO
visit this superior Emporium Of Health, and pleasant
tecEeaon, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare, there and
back at very low price, by their superior Steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL. ..
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days Except Sunday
at O'Clock, =. Nj will land and take off passengers
daily at Old Point Comfort, on their uips to orfolk
and back to Baltimore.
Passage and fare TO Old Point only 50
Passage and fare to Old Point and back to Bait 2
nc" Return Tickets must be endorsed by the Hotel
keeper, to ensure passage up by either boat
Jeo'd i. SHEPPARD. AGENT
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, VIRGINIA SPRINGS. By

81 s<<a-T VIRGINIA SPRINGS. By far
ElSlYfAAszr the cheapest and most comfortable
ser.1ssasE2- route, no loss of seep and 60 miles
less slageng, than any other route is by he Cbesa
peake Bay, James River and Canal Boats
AeGc''S baltimore daily at O'clock P. NJ. (e1ccpt
Sunod9s) m GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee, and HERALD,
Capt' husseIi. Arrive at Norfolk next morning at s
o c'ocS a. M, thence Immediately to Richmond by
me steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt Davis or JEW
L.oS, capt. sutton, arriving ere by o'clock, NJ,
niehce at O'Clock in Canal Boats Lynchhure IL
% no1rs, thence by Stages (n day rlel via the Nat
Hral Bndge to the Springs. Through tbe whole route
rom baltimore i'll day ;, without any fatigue, so re
quisite to invalids.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington as so in
genlously inserted by the upper foutP) 10
WHITE Sulphur Springs. SIT
Meals and lodging included on Boats to Lynch
burg, which if paid las is the case on the other
boats) woad observation-disclosures. #
Leaving the passage lstoagh only.,...,...SI
fjS~ Tickets procured at Baltimore steam Packets
Oftce, Spears wharf Balusor Apply to
nl3t j. SHEPPARD, Agent
aSHAsS SkIH':S. GRASS SKIRTS. Jus,
Y X received al L. GARDENERS,
bjlcs Grass Cloth
10 cases bIeached Shifting, Of improved makes
10 do new style eRiNTS.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
I'VE Nv, Is5 Baltimore street,
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
|. Ell INCHRiA SEED CCstNF VT Y: 8 1,yO

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS
G--..t@1--st6& Ia consequence of iHr liberal aug.
f,-.3rss9S h Export with which TIE BALTIMORE
AEB WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
has met. the Proprie9rs have determined increase
their stock and viii, until farther notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nne Passenger Goacheq
daly, in each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
i, st,as:Ti They have also made arrangements
Sst sssiS:. ~ with the Steamboat and Rail Road
SSt AVaatsI-S Companies. south Of Washington, By
which the fare will be reduced 10 tie following tx
tremely low rates, viz:
FoIthIough tickets from Baltimore TO Richmond, 500
60 40 do Petersburg, $50
DO do do Weldon, 80
do do DO Charleston, "a
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, l.53
As the Coaches Will leave Baltimore Immediately
on b9e arrival Vfthe Cars from Philadelphia. and leave
Wellington Immediately the arrival of the Steam
boat from tn South, and PEI form the trip in 6rehours,
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nearly
quite as early by this conveyance by the Railroad
Line, and Will be sci down, free Of extra charges, a
all the principal Hotels, any other reasonable dat
anc6 in the city.
Passengers BY this Line delivered on board tho
Steamboat al Washnsiun, free Of any extra charge,
and reach Richmond any port soath of it, at The
same tine and AZ tlro dollars end ffg cents less tuTc
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skiu and accommodating
drivers, and every attcnl!ontO thcIcomsr For seats
or further information, apply the Stage Office, oppa-
ste he BALTIMORE ana Chi0 RAN Road Depot Pratt-st,
next door to The Green House, and two doors west oil
NhtnaH'S Hotel.
an2g-d JACOB PETERS Il co
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a sgas FOR ANNAPOLIS CAM.

IsyvTTEN.B kIHUE, AND EASTUN. TIE dnt
lH' '4sst7iss-s steamer MARY LAND viii leave Raj,
.imnre on every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY MORN.
ING, at oiock, for the places above named-start-
ing from the lower end Of Dugau's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays aud Saturdays,
lyl2 lac, TAYLOR,
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,saf g=-r5E AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, = BALrI
ing 1tE CLIPPER ia furnished 20 ad5acrBera, hy
sTul cTcrE, al Only sic M qrzrte cents per week.
paT,re 10 tha Carriers only at the end OF each wegk
The Chuper vii GisO he sent, b. mail to G.s.aHt
vnnserihor' ~ he rate oT So@r DoilGY pGr yGarpdy
7hls 2dWays in advance.
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.ong.aonaeneo Of Tie AAcn.nn a.pn.nc.r !

AEEAroIls, Aog. %, 1913.
Fort Serem- hProremcn!s-Tte Troops Order
Cd 10 OIL Poinl--.AayH SCHOOL, Health gf
N, CNn E.c
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lADvERTisE
J1nulr.

The Concert given by the 0phean Famlyoa
Friday evening last, we are happy to say, Eai 81
tended with the most complete success. Ncvsrha
there been more brilliant debut in this Cly Iain
that made by Them. Al a very early hour the boa"
was filed 10 Overlooking with an nssem6age oil he
beautiful, the gny the intellectual; with here aia
there one, the shade Of grief upon whose broT "
spoke of brooding care, Of darkeued, gloomy hoit'
The appointed time arrived aud the OpheaHsnaf'
their appearance. The first piece, "'TLe Wei
come, music arranged hy themselves, iron the cs''
ebrated Quickstep Wood Up" The words CON
posed by one Of their number, was & most apt and
acceptable opening. 1t ,olched the right choIdd
feeling, and enlisted the good will Of all iN
second piece, Grow, Brothers, row, "receivetsnP
turous encore. The third, II Song, :" would lsa'
q Boy again." was sung in the most benunai nsa
ner by Mr.. Francis II. Brown. OF the other pro-,
We would mention Sacred Trio, "Oh! thai i aa
Wings" truly beautiful production, wsco' 'p+s
being performed, seemed To melt the soul, and Wv
The spirit 20 higher sphere. The DIR al @s,
seemed like I'm eagle, aad then anon was sou ~
pniniiye the Second Yves full, rich and neice''s
and the Bass came in like rushing torrent and "
conbiaed, eIiied away in full harmony, IKE Us
rich swell of I'm autumn wind. "Ihe oos-"
Yankee Doodle by g. p. Morris, arranged n'
Qasr,ette BY the Otpheans, received tie 'np''.
bounded sppl4use. Iadeed, all vas h'e' pta,
and most pccepiable. Bright eyes g's" Oot =,
sorrow an care stopped Tor a while 10 e0''' =,
and criticism was disarmfd. The m'oae' "p
pearnnce Of these delightful singers are NOTES.. .4
un4ssumng. Theit department. was sell pO'''..s,
although their coun;enances were tnseo s0''e'
with that shade Of anxiety which must DC o'a,,
ably felt On such critical occasion as g''. =,
pearaXce." The connection Of this fanlp m
Mr.. Brown ia an extremely pleasing caeOa..,
He has proved hinssIf oae Of the very hn'''" .;rs
err, ard be accompaniment on tie pace ~ y m
with beaurrnl effect. AZ lie Society L'"", ~-
hold their hex, Concert, Tuesday essfias s -
We merely predict ina, lite cOmfr' WI ''''
10 psoeuriag seats.
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rr If the Courier and Enquirer had candid,

NJ If the Courier and Enquirer had eandidly
informed its readers that our Anti-Rent coz
respondent expressly condemned the Indian ;
operations agains: memorial rights With all no
I-pca and outrage, looking 20 Legislative redress
alone Of the alleged grievances Of the Ambient
ers, we think the Editor would have stood alone
ia his surprise at our courtesy. AS general
rule, we gladly give hearing to those who are
shu, out from any other channel Of commumca
ton with the public, especially where there are
evidently two stories 20 be told. Our readers
have now heard friend of the Anti-Renters.
though rot OF the violations Of law committed by
some OF them are they not better prepared to
Judge of The whole matter than those who have
head ore side only?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

u The Lancaster PA. hteiiigencer does
not admire the plain terms in which We speak OF
the villany by which One Hundred thousand
Pennsylvanians were induced to believe that thew
sustained the Tariff in voting FOR Polk.-We
cannot swerve from the truth even to secsre The
Editors good opinion. Whoever represents the
Wing party as hostile to the present Tariff and
the Polk party as favorable to the Protective Pei
icy, is most villsnous deceiver and liar. no mat.
Ter whether he be Editor, Senator, or merely an
of6ce.seeker. The Editor of the Pittsburgh Post
is one of these the Editor Of the lntelligencer,
ifhe practices the same deception, is another
If we do not use similar terms with regard to
those nearer u.s. the simple reason is that the Lo-
oo-Focos of this region do moi attempt such a
swindle. No journal in this State has sunk SO
low as TO pretend that the Wing party is not the
party Of Protection. We have as arrant knaves
hese a. any in Pennsylvania, but none go brszen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

a RECEPTION DAY AT THE CRY HALL.-lt is
reported Iha, President Lamar has been prevailed
on 10 accept the courteous invitation OF the Mayor
10 receive the calls OF his persoai friends and the
friends Of Texas in general irrespective OF anne1a
ton, 81 the GovernQr's Rocms in the City Hall,
whenever it suits his convenience. Tuesday or
"Wednesday Of this week will probably be fixed upon
for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

NJ OuR New LEGISLATURE assemblies to-mor-
row. There will be trial of strength between
the sOld Hunkers' and Barnburners' on the
election of Speaker, which we think the former
will carry, easily. Their candidate, Mr.. Sey
mour Of Oneida, is cadet of the old Safety
Fund regime, at once adroit and able. He is the
only Polk man ever before in the Assembly, ex-
cept MIR. Cram Of Herkimer--a man Of less mark
If he succeeds, Mr.. Croswell will be reelected
State Printer, and probably Foster and Dickin-
SON DO elected Senators. Thus #il the restors-
ton Of the Bourbous be as complete as under Gov
Bouck, in spite OF Gov. Wrght's convenient pro-
LESSONS of sympathy with the Barnburners.
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Personal MovrMkNTs.-Gen. Nj. &. Lamar, e,-
President OF Texas, Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas, Vice
President, elect, Commodore Moore OF the Texan
Navy, and Hon. \, Smith, late Envoy EIiraordi-
nary TO the Court OF ST. James, will take supper
with the White Eagle Club at the Mercer Street
House, aud afterwards attend the Annual Ball at
Old TammapN on the evening oil the S.h Of january.
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rn.Dar,s Ontside.

FIRST PdgtNotice of the Observation-Disclosures OF
the Bench and Bar of Vermont The Pooriod Help Them,
Poem by Mrs Mary E. lewtt-A Nusnnce The a'e ffon
bles in China; Political Reforms; Economy The Plymouth
Brethren; The Iron Trade IN Europe.
Last Pdge.-Ci,y Intelligence Commercial and Money
Matters.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Nv and Min the adrie and consent Of the Senate.
nr. r,.nru Of ~

pE' ENBeR 81, lell
RopEpr WALSH to Consul at Pars, wee Lorenzo Dn-
per recalled. 49,, -. ,, -, ia,
Samuel Mel can Transferred 10 tile Consulate at Trinidad de
Cuhn. ~, ~. H. -, n,
,or,ncn, nee FULLY j. WISE, deceased.
Ell +. STACY To- e Collector OF the Customs for the DIS
ret at ,;loncesl-r nass wee Addison Gilbert, whose conf
Pftp Sea 5e Collector of the Customs Tor the Dtric,
al Iniiet ,yyu IL vice Austin Baldwin. removed
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MonE TROUBLE IL THE EprscopA1 CHURCH.

More TROUBLE IL THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
We find in the Episcopal Recorder, published al
Pbiladslphia, an article headed Recent Develop
msr,s in Nsw-York,' in which il is stated that
so,, Of conspiracy has been discovered amongst
s,,,,, If ,bs members OF lie General Theological
Seminary in this City, the object OF which appears
., IA 70 render the institution, G,r practicable,
suhssrrient 10 the principles and policy OF Rome
I, Is sa;a ina, the association has lis common seal,
with C. e. Catholic UnifyI uponi, iis secret meet
iugs, and its correspondence with The PaPai author
ities in this vicinity TIE Recorder states that Ire
TN OF January tto-morrowl has been appointed i1'
the trial OF the offenders by tire Faculty, snd calls
upon the Bishops 10 meet the solemn responsibilities
which such developments dsvolvc upon them as he
visitors of the General Theological Seminary Of Inc
Church.
The North AMERICAN RsytEw ior January
mas articles on Harvard College, Byron, FeteIsble
Chemistry NIr. Mann and the Boston ScSool
Teachers, &C. &C. Sons of these articles SAVIOR OF
respectable mediocrity- BsrcG, for instance. We
infer ibat Professor Diapers new work is roughly
handled in the article on the Chemistry OF Vega
ton, though have not read TAR enough to be sure
OF it, &c. s. Francis, 90 Broadway
NEw Music --Firtn, Hall & Bond have just pub
lished Salut la France" The favorite gem from
the Opers OF La file du Regiment, arranged with
English ard French words, and the g Real Rsdo~a
Polka" by Cesar, Prsgui, danced by Md'lle Ce-
rto and Mons. ST. Leon.
| AGRIcu1 ruRAL COLLEGE IN The VICINITY OF
THIS ClrY-rhis is selected as the topic OF con-
versation at the meeting of the Farmers Club to-
morrow. at - o'clock All thinking men ackuow.
ledge thar Agriculture must fer ever remain inper
feet without the light of Science. The Object is,
by means of College ard Experimental Farm near
our City, 10 teach both the science and pract'ce-
| Our rich rNerchnnts can, by these means, confer
lasting bsueii,s on hair cons, aud make safe prom
sion for them in lands The cultivation OF (which they
vii! know how 20 direct 10 afford them sill the
comforts OF life aud firm constitutions. Msnv hun
drsds should Re every year educated from this Cuy.
IL would he much better for them and their children
than 10 leave them TO TIE mcrcies Of this money
seeking CITY, On this point cannot be mis-
taken Thousands are now preparing for nler-
camille lie who are much better adapted 10 the en-
plovmsnts OF the farm. 1t is orpsrenss 10 discrmi-
nate and give their children the proper direction
Is no. the experiment of the proposed establish
ment deserving Of trial. II will be soon tried in
the vicinity of London, where the cost OF ground
will be fifty times as great n our vicinity.
KIDp's SHlP.--rhe copper dam about Kids
ship extending u feet from the shore nj the foot
of the Danderbergh Mountains Tili be ready Tor the
stem. pump On the 18th inst Up TO that date
shares may be purchas,d in the Kidd Salvage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

i THE YouYG MES's GENERAL Wing Con-
MIrrEE met on Friday evening at the Broadway
House, aud organized for the ensuing year by The
election of'rHEo. f. ToMLNsoS, Esq. Chairman.
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tApvERTIsE9ESfj ,r- iL.,I1rH
r. Whoever has pus'ed 'nrougn ", ~, az.
canno: have ;aiied to observe beau'S' ~. .a
No. 81, near Bro idway. The store We a"I =, r.
celebrated as being the Head. Q1'r''ts 4 H.
Ltx GAueAup. whose valued preparali'ss o,.ss
inn Medieated Soap, G,eeiaa Hair D'e, n
Subtle, &c. are probabl, as vide sPfea' = ..,s
ization itself. Dr. G. ia addition to his or p,,ss
faclure, is well supplied with the Oss' -
cos,metics Of l.ubin ard Gusrlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

JoRs QUINCY ApAMs-The Ohio House OF Re
representatives. have rescnded the resolutions passed
in the session OF lS4l-'42 censuring JOIN QuIscY
ADAMS for presenting petition for the dissolution Of
the Union. The vote was yeas 40, nays 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

ESSETr.-From the Rchmoad Times We learn
that Emmett. the Loc0-Fcco Senator under the
forged certificate, is rot reirstaied ia his seat.
The Senate eYpuuged from the Journal the
proper official record OF the eTpntsi0n-a record
made by the CLERK, who is Loco-Foco, and ii ID TO
be presumed would have done full justice TO his
party, and Inserted partial account Of the affair,
with par; OF the Speech of Mr.. Enneis Counsel!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

II Our acknowledgements due 10 Hon.
|. c. Bates Of the Senate, and Messrs. J. P. Zen
needy, Il. Smith, aud Hamilton Fish ef the House
for Public Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

II Our Wing friends generally, but especially
his lae and present associates in Congress, will be
CORY 10 learn, from the Address 10 MS constituents
in to.day's paper, that the country will, after The
close OF The present Session. be deprived of The
valuable services of 5ir. GoGGs as one Of the Re-
representatives. in Congress from Virginia
Nat. Intelligencer.