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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
Maryland Lcgis'uturc-SpcalsinR, DC.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

ANNNoLis Dec. = Ieio'
The Legislature of this State met here to-day
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anu o's"ni@c" 81 i"' 40 W ''''''0' ,''' W.,
Governor, whose annual Message Will be delivered
,onorro,, in ,imo ,,r mo IN send Won cony by the
'o'"V''o" III '''"' ''' 0 w ''' W. ~ - 49,
mail have a prcsontimcnt that the Message VIII
be one of more than twenty pages, but have no
oouot wiz oo uisuhsu'sheu io' us Iucu"css anu ot'
eNPcsluon vi uc aha',s o. VIC S",'c ineiI 10 lo
IN 'he country more "oih'e as Puuiio u"'
nor one oi more pauiouc ana cicNaleu views lhan IVY
ernor PRATT Tho great number snd variety Si sno no
iects which inc lave .. 'hIs u p, peI n ~ ,,
ehaSe oi l'c EAe."".v, " ~, ~ , - ~ " asnaciaIi,
70 iehue' "'epo. LII, :. @ i ~ sad o,scr ,cso,ITtca cf
the variety oil poohc WORKS anu o,hel ' r;S
state income "''Au '''S "o e
aeic ,.,.,,..,C,, vroorv~ ,bc sccrc,srv
hcai w'th res'vl 'u". ~ y, oot;' 80; ", ,,b1rs,,
OF state, mas eeoh iorcea oy '''sPo''''o" ="
H1ii t'S SCI Sc ~ , hs dis,,rc,;sbsd himself
:; nou - ., ,inns -, ruhc dn,v and won such wide
repnwn as writsr and eloquent debaer has been
% ~ SaSr Of th House OF Delegates and
, ua'S , nIc,aS m morrow lust tribute TO hi.
,in, ND 1s,,iotisu
u SI W',f',,1 W. I,r,,,s of Sonmerset was reeect
=, n oa,a ~ ,ho Scna,e and made nj, ackuowlcGc-
Gu SPe1Nei VI wy ~ ,. -N ~
A'eh's III appropriate '''''.e
,,., ~ ,r rN,
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY AMoHo i"h ~.
GRATING NEw-IoRK lNDlANs.-We have received
No Is OF The Mental Elevator, dated Cattarau-
cus Reservation Dec "a 1916 The ereater part
81 !, - Jr3;op and therefore unintellCibe 10 u.s.
= Fr,r, rho Encfsh nart we copy the following III
t.u;oa,ca ,ybich ;s rrnlv nainiui
i SoS,,n.s to - I'll nny r,sders that an eni.
II tS uouoIcss nuV" W (, o. ~, Nh in Nav las, for
ssa'nis parry es ; LII M ,, co,n,rv rrssryed Tor New.
W." ins;sus Mos, OF the state OF Missouri Their num-
~ ~ sn ysrionsN estimated at from ls TO SCo con
-, ~ ~ Ssnecas about 40 Tuscaroras, and the
;nSsr On,idas Csyucss Onondasss and Stockbridses,
or NInnsees Sc
They arrived at the country assigned them about the
middle OF Iune having lost one person by the who
was SICK With consumption when they started lniIne
daiey on their arrival they began experience the e
,ect OF the climate sickness and death commenced
THEN ravsecs One family OF the Senecas alarmed by
aSou, week after their arrival They reached their
home on the Cattaraugus IN safety IN less than wv
months from their departure Dur oiinSins VITA zen
the disease of the country contracted during ther snoi
s.ay from which they slowly recovered
ION the 7th ofOctoeer another family ei seven persons
left for their home in New.i ork one oi whoni deo ON
the way and the res. are still suffering from te eee.s
OF the climate, from which they have gu, pSssMS re
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DIR Townsend', Sarsaparills is sovereign and sptety
cure for i1c!pent consumption, barreaces !eueorfra
whites, obstruced or chcgt EensIfI-uon Incon'.-
ence of urine involuntary discharge thereof aud for
the general prostrson o the sy5teGno inatts Whistler
the result of Inherent causes, or produced by He8Q.
lsrfty illness accident
Nothing be surprising ahsn IL lnVlsOfGng .i-
ecis upon the human frame. Persoas all we-knrs. and
asude before taking H. once become robpt aud f o!
.uergy under influence Il llmetlaely counIeTacA the
neryeessnese of tie female iin- which - great cause
OF barreancss.
exhibit certificates ot cures peOrmei sul We can
assure tho afflicted that hundreds Of have been re-
pered % Se.s.a cSSes wseEs s7ih w nj. a.H iaysa
bio medicine have been blessed with healthy ofspnng
DR. TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed by
SFeakae=s sd generally debility and sufer!ps continually
oy p4ia snd ot heastDg Gown, t44ng ~ tde
womb and Ih other ticLiIies and having known cases
Were yo1r medic laa effected siea curea, AHd 4-o
ootneda boii!e Of Extract o. sparl1 snG Jiio"e
direciiors you IN rh1f pcf9d y ieapYrG
her coz, and restored her 10 bclt Beng gfasiu
fo benefits -3s feceIVrt, .As PLEASURE ~ thHs nc
knogle! gtag H. aud recommending J. % Ice public
81. o. MOORE, c"r-of Grad sef Lytius sta
Albany, Aux. H. 1874
Dr. TowSsgSD To all whom this may concern Tbis
certify ny wife used cE1 bottle OF your sarsap&
ni pegou. her confinement, uacef Tue most alarming
and delicate circGnstsaces benz tfoubed win nc drop
~ sw-ag OF feet affections, and very inuca
dehltA,ed VIII MY persuasion and me TscoinHe ncson
OF no-e so had used Il che vas induced 10 Try H. "th
ill.e o. faith sat sI-cr Il " say The 1.cne Sa tH1
nappy and desired ec., OILY III s Eo-ss Q! cohr
meat but after the expiration OF week or ~ Use ne
droosy and nervous Affection gave @sy - az 1s'ons4as
degree .ad he. health better than Il he'd ceeu '0f
long Line previous - -. go, ,,, a. Lo
do1bL, the ,uccsss OF The medicine yon s's eafey vel
come 10 L. subscribe myself your most oo-Gent and
obliged =erysnt, . = : Al
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
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RaEl'NArIsM

h.ve been cured by the ofDr Townsend SaI.apsa
wYcRS, pec. Il Isl
To oocros TowSss Np-Sr think IL my duty L, return
you sincere lhahSs for the benefits expert
euced by The u.s OF your Extract OF SsTsapaa Twas
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pans and also
Inflammation OF the Liver the sufe;ngs which enGared
from iuese diseases rendered my lie burden
tried evety remedy hs was prescribed for from three
Of e best physicians IN the city, bat without receiving
permanent benefit considered myself peurabie bat oS
The advice OF friend induced 10 Try yoar Coz lr!.
had buI faint aopes ot success. but happy SAY
had iaken than hS!i bottle before exp rienc
relief this induced 10 persevere IN is use and two
bottles have effected entire II is months
since used your remedy. aud grateful ssd happy
say never enjoyed better health
shall take great pleasure "a recommending II ~ the
afflicted, for by is hruy beiieve my lie saved.
VIII the greatest resrec; allow 10 subscribe myself
your cratstliIiend, WILLIAM B. MORGAN,
- CanNLet corner VI Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

Loco majority for Governor PAT, which Davis Co,
not returned, would increase to near 800 Average
Loco majority for Congressman, 7s7.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
ALMOST A MIRACLE

READ rnE FOLLOWING and doubtifyou can. that con-
sumpon be cured. This only Of the several
hundred that Townsends SaTsapanlla has cured
BRooKLYS Sept Is, 1915.
Ds TowxsLsD-- Dear S,c : | was taken little
year ago with coug and pain In my side In
creased on very fast indeed. was pronounced by
physicians haze the quick consumption. raised large
quantities of bad matter, had night swrss and sinking
very fast my doco said ha could do nothing for me.
went the hospital hope Of being benefited but was
pronounced terc ss incurabe was now greatly distress
cd al tho lungs and could hardly bIeathe became
enaca,ed g:d expected 10 die was corhned ID uy bed,
and obliged have watchers, indeed. cannot e'e
you any description that would do justice 10 my case
was supposed by my friends 10 be past recovery had
tried grs.t number OF remedies and ali seemed u be- 10
no purpose. read OF most extraordinary cures per
:ormed BY you medicine, and to tell you tho rnth, -s'
peeled there some hum6ug IN them bnt va. IN
duced 10 tly II d0ae and very thankful did
cannot say that entirely well tut ln 80 Tar recovered
b- about my business and hopeto be enfely well 10
few weeks. gh and pam Ia Tue side aud night
sw.sts have ie me and raise but very ';le and ali fat
gaining usual strength liet TIA duly 10 s"7 you
.tste,nsnt OF my case 10 publish d! you please.
PETER BROWN Al Lttle 81 Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

- The Wings of Union county, Pa have ap
pointed MICHAEL PETERS Representative Delegate, and
NER MIppLE LEswARTH Senatorial Delegate, with in.
structons support Gen. James Irwin first and iast
the candidate OF the Democratic Wing party for Gov
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
BOUQUETS

BOUQUETS
g OF Choice, Rare aud trnssant @ +. !s-iae sSeeic
a. 10 be I'd q: fay hcrri .ocee. o: LANES HOoG,
I'll 81 10 Seedsran. 56s Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

DR. TowNsEND--D,nrS Str Having for time past
heen afflicted with pulmonary aec ton ny lungs, and
pain ny side, owing evening exposure
travelling acr and finding dsrs- Increase
with much difficulty of6reathing and other alarming synp
toms, was advised hg clergyman, friend OF mine 10
try your celebrated Sarsap4rd. did and after Ia
kins hre. bottles found myself relieved. Myap-
petite has been restored mad mysel! much stronger and
hope very resume my usual duties. have been
greatly benefited BY excellent medicine feel 1t
NY duIy make known he iicta for he bcn-h Others
who may bc aborng under the difficulties that have
been for some IiIne past e-pecuuly. yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF BapnsI Church..
Nov. - 1915. Staten Island.
Pnncpsl Once. rs Eu!Lon..L sun Bn!d!nG.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
To npAr.Eas I'M FIRE ARMS.

r. s CIRCUIT COURT, for the Southcin Disuict "
1. New York.-ELhaa ALen orssoa bnnt e. a.
l. Asander Gardner, Clerk Of hs Clfe;s C0If1 Io 20
SeT.6y cerIfy kai tie above eni.t sur Tss tired N te
,sid CIr on me 2th and zh days Of April IS Cei9fo
ren Co of tss United States, Iha: Juy wee enpsa
sed and and ;h- case o?snea oy 1is 1870 % %
&c &c @ ~ de fsea24nl tOrsson Blunt, ct all mat afteT
he evidence hat been e.o-ed he esse 'nnae1 n apSy
ijs,1 rs.i csyzs tbefeupon given ~ The Court
- ,o Jufy " no retired under charge OF an ofheer du5
80 - d, .,t,cd lhel and ts!r return rendered. 70
, Sey fn1 thAi piantf Is no. the original inveot
~ ost.n,es srd entitled 10 the full and exclusive riga
- s1ry of making constructing, using end vending 70
er, " be used tic Improved .ccA cl.!med by him and
.et forLh 10 bis pstsn,
hnd hey farther say that the locx manufactured and
yerdrd ~ the defendants il not Infringement of ths
o,s.n-!Hl TghSs, sad SO hey cay sll
Al Of hcE eppea!s by ths minutes Of tie said rial
n.r.,1ney ',1.S d7 MAThH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

~ EpW1RDs LEsTKK, american Coasai la. q; Co 70
~. ros rsqaes:s ell BIZ, fr!eacs ssa
COS Express valet prepaid o: GeJ VIII Ho' % 10y
Wsrdrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
Datert McNifines.
DE-. TowNsEND'S SAESAeARILLA


TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
THIS EXTSAcr = pGtqp aSssI 5s,i.es u sts .rstS
r,.rrcr. p,eSssc.eT, Ard Ws!SNntec superior 20 ay
sold. diseases wI-acGi SosisRR sEStns Sress
~ :. c. ie5iflfla: the eaGeaL
TIE great hsAGsv ard superiority; - ;h> SarSa-asj',l
over al oasr remedies = er,2o1,es diseases Il
icyiccrsies IL ecN:y.
IT HAS PERFORMED
toss ra.S $4,000 ccsSs rsls NsAs.
1000 ovsEs % REsunsATlSN.
,010 cusss oy DYSPEPSIA.
..5UO eukss % GENESu pEsil;rY Ard wsSl ot
Nervous g-;ercy.
5000 Fr,t,LE COMPLAINTS 40 c,sa.
e,GeG cuSES or DISEASES
OF ,ae sioc, VIZ. Ulcers ScroGl,s. Efysipc!as Sal,
EsuG. P.IanIes lie l4ce Ao &c together WIKI
Ct colsgnI pt!or. Liver ceaip Spinal
feeto.Is, Tas, appcar incredible.
but h4ye lsLers Physicians and oar sSsGIs tsom
all parts Il the Callzt >ates, i1tofnrk Is OF rN.Acs.
d!RsTy (. Na1 81 I'm E'G. @ Ike most
sPec;a5ie Druggists "A : yarS, NeySJ ersey informs u
that ne refer one Gandret and ftly
IN thai Place sloue, TaeTs thousands os N the
Ciiy Of New Yo-S which will refer " with pleasure,
and OF Cha actsg well Known.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

MI o.
vi t!on--W. ARTHUR, Coas1inng tnf Dfsngnuek ka'
gne-r u =" s!s purposes opening class oI stSo ~ ~
lea Drea gI.e on Tuesday the 5h Of !anriry anoo NO
rsc1s!D nVra5er u pu.!s oder themselves As sn1
-s1ec!sIJ Intended for hose who are Day ~
a.cg and Tie yzFio1. branches OF e1sisSIlkE,
ycod mary Will ayIil themselves o X lefn.s
81 erczr,sr payable In advance. Early aPpestIon re-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
cLgRGyMgN Ann PHYSICIANS

As wsLL THOUSANDS OF OTHERS Parts Tig
United States Continually sending certificates and IN.
forming OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsends Sarsa-
pafllls-
Dr.. TowNsEHD-S,r Some time since you requested my
opinion OF e virtues oyour Compound Syrup OF Sarsapa-
rilla. Psr~i 49, 10 { have used INV
practice and prescribed ior tue las few inOnIIs
Civ. my decided preference anything OF tie Kind
with which acquainted both 10 i,+ medical virtues
and the reasonable price atwhch you ela In scrotuous
affections cusneous eruptons generally dyspepsia, indt
cesiion, cosve heots, and liver complaints, much
pleased with It's effects In these complaints
where scroulA Is indicated with confidence rccoaI-
mend IL 10 the patronage OF tho profession yalua5
auxiliary for removing disease In OF It's trouble
forms and 10 slI, Il safe and valuable medicine.
BFNIN WEEKS D.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
pateut Msairiues.
EHEUMATrSM,

RHEUMATISM.
TITS Is oNx CT VERY 1kENALsSr COMPLAIN rsSs.
LIAR ocS cAtNArE. AND IS CERTAINLY AMONG TsS
Most sAiNFv1 aSo kcoSI1INc rc WHscs nc,.Axrrr
iSsuNkcrlM MANY ASs TINE sxxAErsxs. oFYgR.
I'D FoS rs crss, -aos-es FEW AKE ,srcs IN
SsALIrS. scr BELIEVED rsArA crRs
Fos SHErAArtsN DOES Exlsr, AND TRAY
TENS or rRocsANps, VOW sryyESNs
AND psSsGSISe OF RAL;Es, NIGar
psrAIS scsirIss AND fESNANENr
EXEMPTION yScN THIS DREAD
rul DISEASE risg KCiloUiSs
CERTIFICATES WINCH nave
SsES LArSLY KEcsivED
WILL SNASLx TEE Az
ELicTso 70 icreo
YoS fEsNSELyES
FIRST
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

By the report OF the Commissioner OF Indinn
Affairs it appears that the emigration of Indians
from East Of the Mississippi to their new homes
West of that river has been as follows during the
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-16
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
NloNpAY, JAN. II, 1916.
SENATE

MIR. WESTCCTT spprised The Senate thai,
by An act Of The Florida Legislature, the name OF
MIR. Levy has been changed 10 David Levy fnlee.
Mr.. FAIRFIELD, from the Naval committee,
reported bill approprialing S5,625,o 600 TO pro-
vide for The increase of our naval force. u pro.
vides for The construction Of ten sieam vessels OF
war. viz. three frgates five s!oops, and two small
er vessels
The President is also authorised By the bill TO
have M, in commission all vessels now on The
stocks. whenever he shall deem it proper; and 10
purchase The proper naval stores. II was laid On
the able and ordered 10 be printed.
MIR. YULEE offered resolution, which was
adopted, inslruc.ing the committee on naval al
fairs 10 report on the latest Improvements IN war
steamers. and also relative 10 the condition o1 inc
defences on the Cult of Mexico.
The Joint resolution of Mr. Allen, giving the
Oregon notice, was taken mp, AND, ny vo'e o. o.
10 lS postponed Till The 10Th of February. Inc
resolutions OF Mr. flanagan were also postponed
till that day. =,
Mr.. BENTON reported bill TO abolish The
duty on salt i,
After The disposal Of several local matters, The
Ssn.,e went into an Executive session, aud then
adjourned.
This being The regular day for petitions, MIR.
Adams presented several large bundles OF memo
rails aoains, slavery and Texas.
Alta quarter past one, the House went INTO
Committee al The Whole and resumed Inc con-
sideration of the joint resolution from the Com
,ni,,ee on Foreign Affairs giving the Oregon no
tice.
Mr.. TOOMBS OF Georgia having the floor,
said he had endeavored 10 obtain inform anon on
this important subject from every Prac'icaoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-16
THE ENQUIRER.
Thursday Morning, January 10, 1916.
Correspondence Of he Richmond Enquirer
RICHM OND, VA.


WAsHnGroN CRY, Jan. II, 1916.
The Oregon resolutions of Mr.. flanagan. OF
Indiana, came up in the Senate this morning,
and (as wrote yon would probably be the case)
were postponed until the 10Th proximo. Mr..
Calhoun's substitute, Of course, stands over like
wise. This action is equivalen! 10 postponing
the whole subject, in whatever shape il may be
presented, uni, the day named for The formal
commencement Of ne debate. donb, whether
the discussion can be entirely kept down in the
Senate Chamber, unit! The 10Th OF February,
for the fever OF excitement is raging with such
violence. that the next advces from England, re-
fsrrinc 10 The question, will produce Senatorial
speeches, bearing incidentally, il may be, but still
bearing on our rights TO Oregon.
The National lne!ligencer, OF this morning.
virtually gives up The question, and comes 10 the
conclusion that the "noIice" Will be given. The
editors take care, at the same time, 10 make The
announcement in such manner, as 10 aid in
producing a serious stock jobbtr's panic there
upon. This, you may rely on H. is The last card
of The opposition. Within fortnight, we may
expect 10 hear i, sounded from Maine 10 the Co
dorado. 1t will come with The violence OF the
whirwnd-but with its desolalins elects upon
fancy stocks alone, however IL Will pass on as
soon as il is found TO be unequal TO the task pro-
posed-the prevention of the prompt settlement
Of the question. The stocs-jobbing interest con-
trolls marine insurance, which will, therefore,
run no inslanter. The monetary concerns OF The
Atlantic cities are also under the same thumb
These will screw and twist, until see-saw,
somewhat after the fashion Of The great panic of
Nick Biddle's making, is produced. Injury,
much injury, to innocent parties, vii! doubtless
arise; but, happily, the country will know TO
whose account to place ii. 1t is indeed unlonu-
naIe that the same parties have IL IN iheir power
10 make and break The fortunes OF hard labor,
whenever political or financial end is wished
10 be attained.
In the House OF Representatives, this morn
ing. Mr.. Toolnts Of Georgia made the tirstspeech
on Inc Oregon question He doubled Our title I"
latitude 81 deg. 40 min. North; yet he advocated
the prompt adjustment, Of The question by giving
The notice. He favored the recommendation OF
MIR. Hilliard of Alabama-to place the power oil
giving the notice in the hands OF the Executive,
10 be exercised at the moment it appeared best IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-16

source. There were but two questions in The
whole contrOveTsy-one was what are our
rights" and The other "whelher this is the proper
time 10 begin the assertion of our rights" he
went on 10 say that ten thousand British cannon
floating on the seas, ought not in The least 10 in
huence American statesmen in The course they
ought TO pursue His opinion was, that owing
10 our blunder in the negotiation, we had, as il
were, been brought into dehle. Our only course
was then TO adopt course OF mastery inactivity
In his Judgment our title is not clear 10 81 deg.
40 min. lie was IN favor of giving The notice as
peaceful measure, but leaving il to the Pfesi-
dent as TO the time, as measure guaranceGlo us
by The treaty.
Mr. r. INGERSOLL had laid on The clerks
table, Tor future consideration, an amendment 10
the resolution, 10 The effect "that the President be
authorised al such time as he may deem proper,
10 open negotiation with The British Govern
ment for the purpose OF terminating The joint oc-
cupation Of Oregon"
Mr.. HAMLlN said he was not 10 be diverted
from his position By The cry Of "war." The OBJ
Jecl OF those who raised The cry was not only 10
raise panic here, but panic in the country,
which was TO react upon Congress. Such a cry
as this tended more 10 produce war than any
oher canse. There was no cause of war, and
The giving OF this notice could not be war mea-
sure. Ii we were TO refrain from The exercise OF
our clear and UNREASONABLE rights by such a
stale cry. how long he asked, would il be before
every nation would be, as il were, invited 10 insult
and Cypress usl II was, in his opinion, one OF
The highest duties of the American Government
10 afford protection 10 its citizens wherever they
might be found. Was it true, that in The 18th
century the cry OF an American citizen should not
receive as much attention as that of Roman
citizen in days Of old? But had our Government
discharged this duty7 No; for our citizens in
Oregon had been dragged from their firesides,
and made amenabe 10 The tribunals OF a British
| province il was time this should stop. His mot
| To was "noice Hc,r-a; this time-apd protection
10 American citizens wherever they are 10 be
found"
| Mr.. CHASE next obtained the floor, and on his
motion The committee rose.
On motion OF Mr. DOUGLASS, The bill pro
vidlng for the organization of The Oregon Ter
ri,or, was taken from Committee OF The Whole
| and re committed 10 the Committee on Terrific
lies, with view 10 some slight amendments.
An Intellectual motion was made 10 get 10 a re-
solution granting the use Of The Hall TO The Colo
| nization Society,"
The House then adjourned.