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gTTHE LITTER Bhs Of TIE ship WAKONA. Captain
PASS, for LiyopOo, will he taken from my compiling room
tbs afternoon, al O'Clock. 29l c. PALMER.
NOTlCE.--Two packages containing Glass
Y Door Knobs len ohcs. b. Capt Baker Of
sehr Hansganss from Boston which get b. pay
ing charges fame.
bo JAS. TIsHgRs SONS
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS.

We have been allowed, by friend, to publish
the following letter from London, from most in.
tellgent source, and cheeriully give it place as
containing matters Of interest to merchants and
PLANTERS:
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$4,000 90
Making a total Of
S2,2es,645 30

Mr. Lyons is requested judge for himself whether ALL
or what portion OF the togons liabilities within the
scope Of his nieugatory. The board incline be-
reference the proposed conversion OF the company
debs into additional stick, be held by the State would
leave exactly millions Of dollars of debt be CON
Vert,d, and for convenience assumed by the board with
simplify the calculations necessary be made in
answering the 6h inteToRatory.
Second lnerrVgaory. What is the OF the seve
nue. OF the Company
Answer The revenue may be stated as follows:
Toll on the canal, taking the receipts Of the
last isca year as the standard) ls7.Oss 50
Receipts from the VI stern improvements from
the Blue Ridge turnpike asd ferry, and
from rent.. e.nma'ed at 1880 90
present condion, estimated at $4,000 90
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THE FAILURE TO Form A MINISTRY.

The Free-trade papers publish the manifesto Of
Mr.. T. B. Macaulay. 1t was written in reply to
a letter from the Secretary to the Edinburgh
Chamber Of Commerce, inclosng memorial from
that body to the Queen in favor Of "opening the
ports"
LONDON, Dec. 22, lS45.
"You will have heard Of our attempt to form
Government. All our plans were frustrated by
Lord Grey. | hope that the public interests will
not suffer. Sir Robert Peel must now undertake
the settlement Of the question. Ii is certain that
he can settle il. II is by no means certain that
could have done For we shall TO a man
support him; and large proportion of these now
in office would have refused to support u.s. On
my share IN these transactions reflect with TN.
mixed satisfaction. From the first, told Lord
John that ! stipulated for one thing only-tota
and immediate repeal Of the Corn Laws; that my
objections to gradual abolition were insurmount-
able; but that, IT he declared for total and imme.
date repeal, would be, as to all other matters.
absolutely in his hands; that would take any Of
fee or office, Just suited him best; and that
he should never be disturbed by any personal pre-
tensions or jealousies on my part If everybody
had acted thus, there weud now have been Lii
bera Ministry. However, as I said, perhaps il
is best as IL is.
81 do not think that, If we had formed a Gov.
eminent, we should have entertained the question
Of paying the Roman Catholic priests Of Ireland.
] cannot answer for others; but should have
thought 1t positive insanity 10 stir the matter.
Il will send your petition to the Secretary Of
State for the Home Department as soon as it is
clear that the Government ~ settled.
Ever yours truly,
r. B. MACAULAY.
j. T. MAcTARLANE, Esq, Edinburgh"
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ANOTHER nIscussloN.

The d.cu.sion before the Committee Tor Cours Jus,
uee viu BE- rssumed this evening 81 o'clock, in the
nsu 81 ne ilouss oi Dssgaies Sev,rsl gendemen
address the COMMITTEE. behsf Of the Memorials before
the Legislature, IN rsgsrd IN religious requests
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MARRIED.

At Milvie, Jefferson county Va on the 18th instant BY
the Rev. X. II. Wilmer. GEoRoE READ RIppLK Of VIII
mnston. Delaware, to MARsAREr s. OrE Of the former
place.
On "Wednesday morning the 2eh instant by Rev j. B. letter
WYNN GAsKINs. Of Northumberland to SUSAN ~ daughter q
VIM. Tyree, ESQ, Of this city
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TIE Bill passed in the oSsT houss Of the Indians lie
sssfe having Tor 10 object The II the State
cFsdit he's also passed the Sense by VI 81 to 10.
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St;-on the opening of the year, think il msy
be interesting receive from shor notice OH
the stock c. Tobacco existing London and Liver
pool prices this market. and the causes
which appear influence the present and prospective
value Of the art Gle.
The speculative action on produce which Of our
American friends have expected arise the question
the matter Of the Oregon Territory not appeared
The feeling among merchants in this country almost uni
verssl that ell apprehension Of is chimercs. Ii
not possible that Two great Commercial Nations can
considerably sacrifice oil these acknowledged advantages
OF mutual intercourse, because they cannot
agree question which necessarily be settled by
negotiation at last
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South. JYesfern Road mn. I

The S,nate were occupied nearly the whole
sitting, yesterday. in the consideration Of the ball
Tor the construction OF the South. Western Road.
The debate was not upon the merits Of the bull il.
self-a majority of the Senate having pretty
plainly indicated their purpose TO pass h-but
upon amendments which Mr.. Thompson, OF Am
herst, deemed il his duty to propose.
Mcssrs. McMullen. Stringer, Bondurant, Gala.
her, Caperton, and Stanard, seemed disposed to
settle the principles Of the bill, and leave the de.
course of legislation, Messrs. Thompson, Wallace,
and witcher. did not think the proper method Of
legislation. Mr.. Wallace was opposed to tho
bill.
Finally, the amendments of Mr.. Thompson
were voted down, and the bill being put on its
passage, was carried by the decisive vote Of Is to
IL.
This measure. upon which the hopes Of the
South West often batiled, rested with intensity, is
now in fair way for contamination, and we can.
not but participate most cordially in the pleasure
afforded by the success Of the bill. IL needed
good cause to Justify the Legislature in departing
from the joint stock principle; and in doing in
this instance, we cannot but believe that strong
evidence is afforded that Virginia means to aid,
slow though she be in her movements in develop
ing the general resources Of the State.
We believe that even the opponents Of the bill
feel rather gratiied than otherwise at their
own discontinue, seeing how happy our South
Western friends upon the occasion.
THE RocKBRIDGE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Lieutenant Governor WILEY, in the absence of
the Governor has ordered writ of election to the
Sherfs of the Rockbridge District, to fill the va
cancy occasoned by the death of the Honorable
WILLIAM TAYLOR. The election is to be held
on Thursday, the 10Th day of February next
JOSEPH. II. SANUELs, Esq, of Shenandoah, is !
regularly announced a candidate, and Messrs. |
George Baylor, George +. Deneale, John Leich |
err, and G. 7. Barbee, are also named as those Of
the dominant party from whom selection may |
be made.
Ex-Governor McDowELL is named in one of |
the Harrisonburg papers, and the opinion prevails
that he will be presented as having strong claims
upon the District.
1t is not likely that Wing will be in the field
at all.
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REMOVAL.

hEMUNAL.
HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
east sde ofsan No oo few doors below Jewery
OF Mitchell Tyler. and directly opposite
Putney Wats and Hubbard Gardner Carlton. My
ana Customers desired patronage
public generally TO give call effort
wanting To saseon My public
general COMMISSION MERCHANT and strict asntion win
be paid TO the sale Of all kiDds Of country prVduee.
1oyiLberal advances made all eonzignmens
ia 2s-u JDHN wOnRIr
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Making a total Of

Third lnterrogatory. What sum will be
complete the canal TO Buchanan
Answer. the estimates are as follows:
Tide water connection,
SOuthside and RIysnna connections,
Completion OF works from Lynchburg TO the
North River,
Extension Of the canal from North riyer to
Buchanan,
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COLTON'S LIFE OF CLAY.

SUBSCRIBERS to the above work. can get
~ both volumes % the work by calling Wing Once
Those who hive already do 90 will
please call the subscriber general agent Of the
~stk for eastern Virginia copies b. ordered
h2s-u B. FRANKLIN GALLAHEk.
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HOYTS PRIZE OFFICE. Splendid Scheme
for toiaJI Capital $4,000, 40 prz.s $500 so Of
$1,000 te &c TieksE only SiO-shsTes proportion.
before ~ o'cloct and get Fngeat HOYr-s OFFICE
- " No Exchange.
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THE READY RECKONER-

ENC a comet meas iument OF -rnT Plank squ.rs
- Timber, Saw Logs, Wood ke eoupri.ed of T.-
bss To which ADDED Tables Wages Rent and other
penses al given rates BY the day By NJ
seuens, n. Price IS For by
Jas NASH wOopHoU5E.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dee 29-Thc charters for the ncorpo or alton
OF the three colleges tn dsy formally signed and
seaed and the Of the pncpa and vice principals
inserted therein. The institutes he styled respective
y the Queens Colleges, for Belfast Cork, and Galway
Dr. John Ryan has received the appointment Cf Wee Prn
cIpal Of the Queens College for Cork"
Mr.. Thomas Alley, a gentleman Of property, residing
three miles from Dublin has received alocious notice
from the Molly hsgnres," threatening his life.
The IRISH papers received today announce the death of
the Earl OF belmofe, alter short illness.
The Dublin Corporation proceeded Windsor on the
Sd inst and presented Address the Queen on the sub
ect Of the failure Of the potato crop.
The accounts from Ireland continue represent the DO
tsto disease ss still destroying the reserved crop
Al the weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association held
ct Cancellation Hall the 9th uL. Mr. Thomas Steel
took the chaf great portion Of the day occupied
by Mr. OConneH, IN attempting prove that the recent
charges brought against him, landlord by the tines
commissioner, false. The for the 1871
A. the meeting on the 92j ult, Mr.. OConne spoke Of
the ministerial crs', and said IL a strange puzzle
SIR Robert Peel Minister ten days aRO-Isofd John
Russell had become Minister in the interval and he believed
he was correct in saying that there minister at that
moment lie therefore loudly and distinctly spplauded
the recent conduct Of Lord John RUSSELL he would not
the lees vote with Sir Robert Peel, II Sir Robert
Peel declared in favor Of the abolition Of the corn laws
They could have no reliance, however, In Sir n. Peel
Last week he Lacquer, this week he may be pro-
tccuUnist, next week no be something od6sd; and
he much attached the sliding scale that he mgt
got sliding scale himself and clip through their fin
gers.
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FRANCE.

OrEsEe THE FREScH CB,NBEEs-THE Kfvss srrFcH
The 2Tlh u being the day fired for the opening Of the
French Chambers, deiaehmonis Of National Guards end
troops u the line stationed early hour aonR the
Qusy Of the Tusres the Bridge Of Concord and The streets
Of Deputies A. one o'clock the King left tie Tusries
snd proceeded the Chambers Upon entering the hall
Of the silinRs His MsJesy received by loud sooama-
tons. Tie seated himself upon the Throne, and after
uling The assembly he pronounced Whit seated and wear
ing hs hat, the Royal Speech. tie congratulated the
Chsmbers the general OF the countfy-suded 20
the prosecution Of great works which had been voed-to
pacific and smcable received from Ill Foreign
POwers-the friendship eIstng between the King Of the
French snd the Queen u EnRlandibe muus condolences
existing between the two Governmenp-the slave trade
convention, and TO the sasirs Of Algousrespocng the
movements the banks Of the Pisia, the King says
~ have 10 expect that tho combined SETON Of
France and England will produce the bsnks II the Psa
the feesisblshment q commercial relsons regular and
pacific, the sole object q our efforts"
The concluding paragraph Of the speech refers 10 the
Kings fsmiyi
"Whcrsver my sons hsve sppesred, nsy confidently
that they have worhiy upheld the u Psnee
MY grsndsons increase w nUrbcr Ny desfeit with and
ervent hope w. that by Devotion ffsnce ~
real her faithfully her affection be assured 10
Us, snd the union Of my family and my county for
uTsnRthon,d"
The speech was followed by crisis f"Viss k Roi"
The Peers newly named and the deputies newly elected
then took the osihs. The keeper q the Sess then de-
carod tho snnus Session Of the Chsmbes open for 1886
The King then rose, ssluted the assembly and retired
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For SALE Al Wboesaie OF retail Pfcpreiofs prices By
DUVAL n PURCELL.
n2a ~ Main street
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"
J. =. MAcTARLANE, Esq, Edinbpgh."
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I AIDES FRENCH PATENT LEATHER
WALKING SHOPS, the beautiful brilliant article
at present woIn-For sale by
de 90 I'D HOOVER
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RUT'TER AND LARD-Just received, and
- for sae iow-sO h q No LAID
10 bbls prime Rol Butter.
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IOI,6I6
A FLOOD ExPECTED.

W. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
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The above gross tonnage on the new canal, re-
duced to equivalent tonnBge carried tho
whole length Of the canal, l46 mites, gives
through tons
the gross tonnage OF the old canal. as above. be-
lug reduced IN the same ratio, gives "throvgh"
tons
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION !!
WIsTAR'sBALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

VIII Miracles neper cease.i More evidence
of its surprising Health Restorative V'r-
tues!H .s 5af s5s
From Dr. Baker, Springfield Washington county, Kyl
SpRINeFrELp, KY, May IA, lS45.
.Messrs Sanford & Pdrk-Agents:- ~ take
this opportunity Of informing you of most
remarkable cure performed upon me by the
used of Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY. si
In the year 1910 / was taken with inha-
nation Of the bowels which labored under
for six weeks when gradually recovered
In the fall Of lS4l l was attacked with a
severe cold, which seated itself upon my
lungs; and for the space of three years was
confined to my bed. / tried allkinds of Me-
dicines, and every variety of medical aid
without benefit; and thus | wearied along
until the winter of 1874, when / heard Of
" Wistar's Ba!sam Of Wild Cherry.p
My friends persuaded me to give it trla
though had give up all hopes Of a recovery,
and had prepared myself for the change Of
another world. Through their solicitation
was induced to make use of the g Genuine
Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry" The
effect was truly astonishing. After five
years of affliction, pain and suffering; ane
after having spent four or five hundred dol
lars to no purpose, and the best and mos
respectable physicians had proved unavailing
/ was soon restored TO entire health by the
blessing Of God and the use Of Doctor Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, and sucl
is my altered appearance that am no longe
known when meet my former acquintan
ces.
| have gained rapidly in weight, and m,
flesh is firm and sold. / can now eat a
much as any person, and my ioo seems t.
agree with me. have eaten more durin,
the last six months than l had eaten fv
years before. ~.
Considering my case almost miracle,
deem it necessary for the good of the afflict
ed, and duty | owe to the proprietors an
my fellow men (who should know wher
relief may be hadD to make this statcmen
public.
May the blessings of God rest upon til
proprietors Of so valuable Medicine a
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Yours Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. BAKER.
or Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles ft
S..
For sale in Cincinnati only by SANFORD
g. PARK. ..-...
Western Depot Of valuable Medicines,
corner of Fourth and Walnut-sts.
Sold by H. G. LEE, Kalida,
]. GRUVER, Section 10.
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nANIEL ADEE, No. lo7, Fulton street

DANIEL ADEE, No. 1O7, Fulton street.
- New York, is now publishing the
Treasury Of History, comprising general
Introductory Outline of Universal History
Ancient and Modern, and series Of seper
ale histories Of every principal nation tha
exists, their rise, progress, and present con
dltion, &c. sc. BY Samuel Maunder, au
thor Of the Treasury of Knowledge, ''Bi
ographical Treasury Literary and scientif
ic Treasury &c. The History of America
Edited by John lnman.
The above valuable work will be complet
ed in about IL Nos. octave, printed on fine
paper, with clear type, and will be sold a
25 cents per number.
The first Nos. have already boen issued
and the following ones will be published reg
ularly at the first 0 each month until compile
ted.
Editors of country papers, inserting the
above advertisement, and noticing the sever
al Nos. as they are issued, will be entitled
to the work, upon sending a copy of the pa
per containing the notice, 70 the publisher in
NY.
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NTOTICE is hereby given that petition will
In be presented to the Commissioners o: Put
nam county, at their next session, to lay out a
new county road, beginning in Greensburg town.
ship on the Napoleon road, on the half section
line of section 20, thence east the half section
line forty acres long or one quarter of mile on
the east side of said township line in section 10
in Ottawa township, thence abou! rods north on
the line between Ferdinand Ebskarte and Franz
Kerhoff's land. thence east until the west line of
section 90 in said Ottawa township, thence south
about seven rods until the south west corner of
Bernard Lehmkuhe's lot, thence east on the line
between the said Bernard Lehmkuhle and the wi.
dow Korte's lot, and that the whole road to be
taken from the said widow Korte's let to inersect
the county road leading from the meeting house
in Glandorf to Kalida.-April "a, l846. 270
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This invaluable medicine was prepared
from an extensive practice of several years
in a bilious climate, aud is never known TO
fail of curing Fever and Ague, or any of the
above diseases.
1t is equally effectual for the cure of Liv.
er Complaint, Jaundice, enlargement of the
liver; also enlargement of the spleen, called
Ague cake, and the various forms of bilious
Indigestion. These, with the other varied
affections of such climates, arising from a
common miasmal cause, are only modifica-
tons of the same disease, and equally con-
trolled by the same remedy.
Residenss of bilious climates, emigrants,
or persons travelling through infected districts
of country, will find the Cholagog.e an in
variable and absolute preventive.
Each bottle of medicine is accompanied
with pamphlet on the C Causes, Treatment,
and cure of Fever and Ague. and other Dis
eases of Bilious Climates" containing much
valuable information, and may be had gratis
of the undersigned agent.
From the Hon. WIN. A. FLETCHER, Chief
Justice, Supreme Court of the State Of
Michigan. ANN ARBoR, Feb. 18th lS42.
Mr.. EDWARD BINGHAM:
Sir-Having had repeated opportunities
during the last year, 10 witness the salutary
effects of DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue, 1t
affords me great pleasure to bear testimony
in lis favor, as an invaluable remedy in cases
of fever and ague and bilious diseases gen
orally. Many cases have come under my
observation, of persons who have suffered
Ior years, who have been Immediately re
llieved by the use of one or two bottles Of
the Cholagogue; and ! have not known a
single case where relief has not been oh
tanned by its use.
Believing that the general use Of this me-
dicine must be of the greatest importance
to all persons living in those parts of our
country, which are subject TO bilious Dis
eases, | give il this general recommendation
Nor is the pleasure of this act diminished
by the fact that | am personally acquainted
with DIR. Osgood, and that / have the most
entire confidence in him as a skillful, expe-
rienced, and judicious physician. ! remain
respectfully, your most obedient servant,
VIM. A. FLETCHER.
SANFORD e. PARK, Cincinnati, General
agents for the West.
Sold by II. g. LEE, Kalida.
JOSEPH GRUVER, Section 10
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DER. OSGOOD's INDIA CHOLA-
dSnddHIE Gfff fH

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for Fever and
N Ague Liver Complaint, Jaundce, Enlarge
ment Of the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen,
(ague cake,) and the various forms of bilious in
digestion.
The first effect Of bilious climate upon the hi-
man system is to produce torpor and inactivity Of
he Iivet, thereby preventing the natural and
rec discharge of bile. All know the lurking ma
ure of the poison that produces the above diseas-
les. A shallow complexion, capricious appetite,
and occasional pain in the side, are often the on
ly symptoms to warn of impending danger. The
operation of the Cholagogue isto counteract this
miasmal influence, by producing activity'of the
hillary organs, and a healthy, natural discharge
of bile from the system. G @ IS
For its effect as preventive, reference may be
had to the thousands oftraveers, as well as resi-
dents of bilious climates, who have been protec-
ted by its use from attacks of Ague, and other
bilious diseases a $500 ef
A small treatise on the "Causes, Treatment
and Cure of Fever and Ague, and other Diseases
Of Bilious Climates may be had gratis of the un-
dersigned agent.
H. G, LEE, Kalida. ]. GRUvER Sect. 10
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Daniel Webster's opinion.

Of NIL the contrvance for cheating laboring classes
Of mankind,none have been eectuaI than that which
deludes them with paper money This is the cfecua
OF inventions to fertlize the rich mans field with the
sweat Of the poor mans brow. .Danel Webster in the
United States Senate, 1882
Extract from Mr. WEBsTERs speech on the Bank oft
United States, February, 1916:
: NO nation had better currency than the United
States Therew was no nation which had guarded its cur
rency with more care, for the trainers of the constitution
and those who enacted the early states on this subject
were nrd money men, They had felt and therefore duly
appreca.ed the evls OF paper medium They therefore
seduiousy guarded the currency of the United States
from debasement. The legal currency Of the United
States was gold and silver coin. This was subject in
regard TO which the Congress had run into no foIy Gold
and silver currency, he sad the law of the land nj
home, and the law of the world abroad There could n
the present state Of the world be no other currency In
consequence OF The immense paper issues having banished
specie from CIRCULATION, the been Obliged
In direct volon of existing statutes to receive the
amcunt Of their taxes In something which was not
Missed by law the money OF the country which was moi
In fact. greatly deprecated. ss5g
"This evil which ought to be met at once be.
1t would grow greater by indulgence In the end
the taxes must be paid in the legal money Of the county
and the sooner that was brought about, the better.
If Congress were 10 pass forty statutes the subject
he said, they would not make the law more conclusive
than Il thar nothing should bereceved in pay
OF dues 10 the government hut specie. Aud yet
regard paid 10 the Imperative inunctons Of the law
.so cs sbicct Thowhole strengthen tho government he
5ssof saush 10 heput forth compel the payment
Of tho du'cs and tnxes Of the in tho legal
rency Of tho country"