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birth TO this republic, impaired 10 Il that yitait,
and vgor that command the love and admiration o
all who can appreciate the berality Of her princi
Piles OF the sublimty Of her destiny. Sir, he seemi
to be the only remaining one Of lhat group Of intel
ectual consultations that shone IN times gone by
and threw q lusire upon the history OF their owl
country and Of the world, that time nor circum
stances can obscure or destroy. Sir, though the
ravages Of time are visible In the pslsied hand thai
was raised IN aitoststion OF our right TO Oregon
and the spray Of the political Jordan he has passed
with other worthless that are no more, still il
white upon his locks yet thefe beats IN that bosom
on this question American heart-ay, cir IL pull
safes with @armth that was impaired to il by The
fire that fell upon Il from the altar Of liberty, al
which he and the fathers Of the constitution wor-
shipped together in days gone by. May its genial
heat be impaired TO the heart OF every in this
House, and to the hearts Of the whole American
people,
Sir, fancy that hear the people Of the West
responding 10 the sentiments uttered by that
BILE man--that the mighty heart Of That great giant
ess hPs begun TO Pusate with double tisor, and
that hedf ths ECHO Of its thtobs across the Ale
ghanies, Yes! fancy tHrt SEQ gathering upon
her brow tempest Of indignation tliat VIII burst
upon the devoted heads Of any set OF men, or par
~, that would defeat the contamination Of the
measures before the House for the full occupation
OF Ofegor, and the protection OF our citizens; or
that would surrender one foot Of our territory there
to satiate The cupidity o. Great Britain. Sir, her
sons would prefer making the territory north Of
fofty-nne degrees their burying ground rather than
.ss oy is s t Ray peace :, from England
They ask nothing but what is just, and viii not
submit TO anything that il wrong She offers the
NOBLE bosoms Of her sons, as living, unconqusra-
Die bulwark, 70 protect the country and our rights.
She asks the Boon at the hands Of this government
Of rearing alof the stars and the Stripes and plant
ing them on every hilltop and valley ii Oregon
70 guard them with her noblest sons, and there to
let them wave in triumph, ill the glorious rinei-
Piles Of liberty and Christianity shall have begirt
he world, and consurnmated universal liberty, civ
land religi Gus, TO man.
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OLD ESTABLISHED PRIZE orFicE, wAsHISeros

TO DISTANT ADVENTURES
EoR FEBRUARY.-We present our friends
L abroad fine list Of lotteries, and we again IN
yite all who want their orders punctualy and faith
fully attended TO, TO send to our office. ....
We sent TO our distant patrons, during the month
Of January, a large number Of splendid price
amounting 70 thousands Of dollars, and every prize
paid In eash on presentation
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
]. G. GREGORY o. CO., Managers,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 6, for 1916.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
February It'll, lS46.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
sos 900 S25 ,000-s25, 000-sl0, 900 -S5,0 OO-
1927.
40 prizes of l,000-50 do S400-50 do $3.50
lao do $500, &c.
70 No. lottery---l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets $10-Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificate of packages of 26 whole tickets $40
Do do 26 half do TO
Do do 26 quarter do 35
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Tickets sl0-halyes s5-quarters SO so.
Certificate Of a package Of 25 wholes si3J, shares
in proportion.
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REMARKS OF Mr.. DICKINSON,
OF NEW YORK,

In Senate, January %, l5i6-on the naval defencel
OF the country, and in reply to Mr.. BENTON, o
Missouri.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

FROM The CHEROKEE NATIoN.-We find the
following paragraphs in the Cherokee Advocate of the
18th ut:
A CALM-The storm of popular excitement in this
vicinity has passed over and is now heard only at dis
lance We should not however permit ourselves TO
believe that the calm will be broken. The evil spirits
thar caused the commoon are yet Tree and un-
fettered and doubtless mediate other ourages which
they will not fail execute the moment that the people
become quiet and unwatchtul. We, therefore, repeat
our admontion to the people not only 10 De on their
guard bur not relax their efforts TO secure the outlaws
COMMISSION TO THE CAMAScHEs-lt afforded US
much pleasure TO meet few days since P. NJ Butler
ESQ the late able and popular United States Tor the
Cherokees He looking well, and manfests his usual
soicude for the peace aud prosperity OF this people
After closing the duties incumbent his late station we
understand that he will make visit to the Camanchef
and other Western tribes 10 whom, In conneXion with
VIM G. Lewis ESQ. of Tennessee. he has been appoint
ed Commissioner by the President The object OF the
mission 10 effect the establishment OF friendly relations
with the rowing tribes the Southwest In the selection
Of Gov Butler as one of the Commissioners think the
presiden, has been quite fortunate he has twice
visited the Camanches and is experienced and capable
He has already out runners, with the broken
davs inviting the Indians meet them at certain time
at some place convenient TO themselves II the wish We
understand of the Governor to get deputons to accom-
papy him from the Cherokees, Creeks Choctaws, and
Chickasaws And in compliance with this wish, and
desire to promote peace and establish intercourse be-
tween the whites and Indians and between the different
Indian tribes themselves our Acting Principal Chief Mr
Lowry has already appointed couple of Cherokees to
accompany the Commissioners.
TIL company will probably leave in few days
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
New and Impo rant Dtscovs
EAn nnE BROCCHIER1.

DY weLauthenticied experiments, perloinieo III vi
ID presence the distinguished fhyslciahs o'
France aud several eminent Surgeons OF onsr
among whom were Doctors V. Mott OF NeW-f ork an u
Harlan of phia wide his detailed report IN Id
Medical Examiner of Philadelphia, of Sd August ls'9 y
Doctors George Serrill and P. c. Barahino, MeolC
officers of the rga!e Potomac and lne ship OF the me De
ware u S. Navy; who have given N. Z. Broccner welt
authenticated certificates has been proved that Inc ooe-
chier Water will radically heal wound, however serious
it be- IN less than twenty minutes, even II Inc ieofsi UT
carrO,id artery be cut \. :
Hyhy satisfactory testimonials bave proved II TO be
sovereign remedy for the Splitting Of Blood Hemorhafes
OF all descriptiurs Aneurisms and Consumption
NJ. P Brocchieri, the inventor OF THIS Hemoslauc ina
Scorbuc Water begs leave TO inform the pubic tha'
he has established central and special Depot al Ar
John Mhaus, 1873 Broadway, New.York This Agency "a
intended to supply all the United Satss the Cana1ss
Mexico, the Island Of Cuba, &c .o,
By special agreement signed at Paris November Z5tn
1916 NJ P Brocchier has divested himself OF me g1t 70
supply any order directly Indirectly Tor me sae ae
Brocchie for this Continent and has obligated nipse 20
Iannmt all such orders 70 The above agent "no aoi "
auhorzed 10 supply all demands for said preparahon
Brocchier respectfully requests his customers itom
tina ahoy mentioned address al tne VI e
10 Mr. John Milhau, who will trest win oein upo nd
terms The Pharmaceust or Druggist OF sny Sg Ss ro %
ylli be the frat 10 apply for original pacAaS1 o. -
res will secure TO himself the advantage OF oens Icy
mated in the par ers ths sole Agent or e 500 VI ~
yaluabIe remedy in the place agreed upon n,i. L.
n 4 The botes containing The Eau De nfoccheIi nave
the mama and address OF the Inventor stamped upon hen
and each bottle will be accompanied Win oTecuon IN
ias,1ad raemen AAo H'e 9lw
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
Mem Establishment for As srelusius Sale of CAstoe
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

And Toilet Ariciss, Wholesale and ReaiL
The American Institute, the much admired d!spiHy OF
choice Perfumery Toilet Soaps, and who ~ss there
IN BY s1 IN ey at No 5s Broadway
where he speciality OF Perumeiy mol 70 De sufpass
P.rfmery great advantage over the foreign OF be
ing freshly prepared and that u1 unsqsa!sd opPo1nnes
Psreiet Fs which hs for many Year, the dreetor
guarantees his possession Of skill equal 70 thai OF any
European Perfumer
complete Of choice articles OF the most cello
bsted foreign houses Will all CUES be kept hand thus
enabling his compare and choose and
has also imported from Paris beautiful assortment of
FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for the approaching hoIdays
The subscrber does not advertise Soap which change
detormi,y beauty old age into youth or PomaLns
which will possess ee ansceDdent virtue OF creating new
organs for The growth hair These miracle. he leaves
jof others: bus does pretend 10 offer TOILET SOAPS
40 scientifically compounded that no unneuIaized sikai
nreuaration 80 highly recommended by accom-.
pshed suthoress Of America biz AAANDINE, which will
s %ss saa sa ns az .
which, tired, viii always be present In every
''1 ae osers ID. COSMETIC CREAM so invaluable an sp.
ptcaiion delicate iaees after shaving much more ee
s1aS o s IFS Essences poMAruus
aad WASHES possessed of ysrsus properties some do
eigned 70 beeuty and cleanse the beafhy hair
JSIe dsordered Of Tho Scalp; OF soothing
md .ose ass,i:.:d sap impaired iis saaso9s
ss s ssSs1 aS s
from destruction Of The organs Of be hair and
be confounded with he thousand shsmeessy
warranted 10 cure Ia all csses His BEARS OIL, he
the public, Is perfectly genuine when represented
such and prepared by application Of heat
epdAnger the peculiar organization, In virtue
which differs from other substance Of similar character
For the quality of his goods no refer Me Aspiu
wall Mihsn, Ceilion and many ohe Of The most rcspec.
table chemists Of this city who for the las, several years
have veaded articles Of his manufacture
Finally every thing a. bus store W III be ss Represented
and any article does give full satisfaction, IL VII NOT
only willingly, but also thankfully be aken back T1e SUD
scrber Is anxious 70 acquire for his esiabbs r.
Tor for yeraciy and good faith, when. from 90 n .S
articles there Ia 30 much room for ne sau,e sd
serrsee 70 ,uS nd a god - 4, s can respectfully
solicited EgOGn EgOGasr ~ Perfnme2y
Manufacturer and Impoann'sl an, " "a q ra,,ssn,s
NJ, 40 p-oadnrav hetw cen Liberty ana Corlsno-
. NO LOO proao"ay ii ia Cbssuut-st Philsdeiphts
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

R1rE-The angle OF the two places brought into COR
respondence indicates the amount OF charge
For every addition OF ten or less number of words
add to the charge cents
Tho name of the sender the address of the communi-
caron, and the necessary directions gratis.
The offices in NewYork and Boston are to be kept
open day and nght-the first applicant to be first served
No individual shall the Telegraph for more than
ten minutes at one time, while another is waiting.
officers Of the State, United States or Police in great
public emergencies only shall have the preference Tor
reasonable time.
The arrival of every shall be teegraphed gratis
station along the uie as soon Us puoHcy Known
at New.York or Boston.
The work on this line is in good state offorwardness
and will be finished between New.Haven and Boston in
the course of this month.
B1ELAs CoMET.-This very faint Comet, which
revoves six and three quarter years is now on its re-.
turn to the SUM- and has been visible in large telescopes
for month past The close agreements OF its positions
with those given 10 the ephemerdcs, show that its ele.
ments are well ascertained. 1t detected by Mr.
Chais at Cambridge. England, as early as December
lst s4 with the aid of the Northumberland Telescope,
and has now become olerably conspicuous in instru.
rnents OF less capacity. When last observed here on
the 3lst of December with low power and aperture OF
i've inches the comet appeared like faint nebula about
four minutes in diameter with decided gradual conden
sation As approaching both the and earth it
will continue to increase in brightness 1t will pass it's
perhelion on the 1lth February 1876.
This celebrated comet which produced so much con-
stcrnaton in 1892 particularly in France, when it
apprehended by the public that would in
with the earth gave occasion for NJ Araso to write
treatise on the nature of these bodies and particularly
this one in order to dispel the apprehensons OF the
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

uses all kinds Of means bu, men, his priests must
keep their hands pure Nobody ,ha, needs bribe
shall be asked to further schemes for emanclpa
ton But there is room enough and time enough TO
think ou, these points till all is in harmony For
the good that has been done and the truth that has
been spoken for the love of such that has been
in this grea; city struggling up through the love of
money, we should today be thankful-and we
are 30. x
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
YATES POWER I'M CENTRAL NEw-yoaK

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-yoRR.
A SERIES of hydraulic powers, in all over eighty feet
"A fall has been formed during the past year on the Lime
stone Creek at syeeve. Onondaga Co. N. Y village
of 900 irhabans the main turnpike road. eight miles
East OF syracuse, miles South Of The RaiIoad
mile fr ,u the Ere Canal with woh 1t IL connected by
large pavgabe Feeder belonging 10 and maintained by the
Stale.
There Is also small bu. very pure stream, well suited
for paper mills or other establishments requiring light
pow,.r with hsndred and twenty feet fall This
a 4. well that Of e Limestone, be subdiytded
desi red
eiouging with tho over one rndred Of
The best Of Land, for buildings facries and cuva
coee al hand abundance Of limestone, waerlime plas
te-, &c
disposed use II, on easy Terms.
Inquire Of JOHN McViCCAR, PORTER TREmAINE,
or WILLIAM NJ REDFIELD, ri Fsyeitsyiile or OF J. d.
JEDYARD Cszenovia, NY IS I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

JNFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosied LlnDh.-Tns
proprietor ofthe Danish Linnent, which has attained
,ncn Celebrity in the north Of Europe, for It's efficacy In
healing Frosted Limbs land been introduced by him In Pm.
sdelpha with equal success acquants those afflicted
he mas appointed Agencies al ZIG Beecxerst and -
Msiden.lsne and q Na.dep-sne up stairs, where supply
ba alu nrocurad nts hotls dio om
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

Mr. Item Will you please to suggest tie idea
,he, some respectable outofbusness man. who is well
acquainted with the city, its geography the of the
different classes ofs inhabitants, &c &C. open Board.
inpHouse Keepers or Boarders Exchange where per.
sons wishing to obtain boerders can have their
residence terms description OF rooms character and
number of boarders wanted, &C.. and where also per.
sons wishing TO obtain boarding can have their
registered and where they can obtain the necessary
format;on Itis believed that establishment of this
kind properly conducted might be made profitable the
keeper of it and vey serviceabe and acceptable to
ver large class of persons. Yours, BOARDING HOUSE
r. The True sun says Passing through Hud.
son.s last night, we a wachman eravely promena.
ding on his beat with label his back having the in
scrin,ions The stars do wink with over.watching"-
One of the boys caught me asleep and put hs card
my coat
Ngw.YoRK ASp BosToN TELEGRAPH AssocIA-
71oS-This Association bad meeting Tuesday 10Th
at which tie following tariff charges for transmitting Is
nm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
General Notires.

rr Rydropathy.-A Hydropsthic Institution has
been ope6sd al Mosown N j. under the supervision OF
TIN. estshIshment has the ample sccommod aons
for patients, and its arran oi bals &c are aer ne
latest and most approved plan. ~,
TIN. ,F-cl of yvaier disease Is truly surprising Old
chronic com plants, such dyspepsia gout long standing
sppa diseases curvaures, nervous dlncul-
is paralysis skin diseases injuries OF joints piles dropsy
nro.nsu. of The womb, receive immediate and permanent
ha.S and acute diseases a. once arrested and cured
Mor1.iovn is well known as one OF The most delightful!
and healthy villages the country rendering IL therefore,
avery desirable residence ioE invsIas. 20, 1,,.,..
or nv letter post pad DR. Dexter, at Morrstowa lS
~ Clairyoyance applied as n Diagnosis of
~ 9ssr Charles Consultations from A NJ III P. M
a7so PRIVATE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERlSa,
or rlor. avery Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights
al O'Clock. Tickets, admitting gentleman
and two ladies' 81; single ncsea ~ cents Jiz lmos
zzr Bo,tou Subscriptions 10 the New.Y ork
Trihune received by authorized Agents kEQDlNG 20.
s,astr-r Terms-io cents per week or Two cents FOR
ssSy Tribune every Friday Morning, for IS
per ns and chesp publcsdons for sale low Issued
by Boston Publishers Ttiers Napoleon. 1e' eooH
THE Subscrfber's LoZeuge for Cold In the
us,d instastv slevates The dssgrreable symptoms OF
~, disorder. Permitted TO dissolve slowly II
ina mouth by its acion on the mucous membrane OF ia
!, .o an cacious and approved remedy for hoarsenes'
o,d loo, NJ yoice. P.ce > cerls box
go ~ ,he principal drug stores, end by J. COD
DiNGTON SOS Hudson.t cor spnag-st d" In
t n wheeler, Attorney md Counselor Al
- and Co-uiSsioner OF Deeds, &C WI! attend In he
p5iugRoorl OF Tcmmsny Hall al all hours OF The day
heaalns-noo " tyl5 osH
and sveUtrg-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL lNiuaAscE 20 Ie:s
No IS Wa-st December 9Th, lsts)
ma sJRPTINE nj the Trustees held al Inc once

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE Mutual Insurance 70;
No. 63 Wall-st December Zin, iSSo1 n
Alta MEETING ofthe Trustees hed Al nc oIISg "
f1the Company the Sd Instant JOos.r ~ fa. &c.
ory resigned and Lewis Gregory was elected VICE
sdent, supply the vacancy oeeaSioned oy ne
of Joseph Eoxie- BY order Of the Trustees; ,.
VI ''F ELLWOOp WALTER, Secretary.
MARINE Insurance CARGO AND fREleht Co 90 1I;u
Tie Nercant:le Mutual Insurance Company 80. o. al
, con6nes s busue.s 10 Marine insurance on heixni sno
cnrgo. .,,,,,,t,o m inward of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars hsve oeen tecD.see, o4A 49,
tier additions sily being made 10 tne asse h,..
The Company invites atlecuon W 10 p.s 20 ,sra.r ,e
which IL Is believed, oters greater pfoIecaon o ~ e
nrns 10 Inc assured Than any Other
'A 10 ~ 49, TRUSTEES
rbo,nss Hunt Jas Mccullough, Thos Acheue,
VIM. C. Langley Sepnnus Ctoon' Te% I go ~ e'''''
Henry Skecon, Cnsr!es ks5en, 0oUx
Jas. Frecland, Cn8- q hoseis' ~
Thos. 8. Seisol, h Z MOrinS, v; - os5pt
Wilson 6. Hu6f, w T. At~ater, aIe1s = DoA1''
Stewart C. Ma,sh, w. a heleliss, a. "eIa.
Geo. Hastings, Chsa u Cetiron LeoIS1I umS, HnoS,
Henrv Iessop, Daniel G. Hsnland, s. E. Jenhins
a D. Phelps Herman Boxer.
VI y. H'f'' JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
ELLwooo WALTER Secretary cSo Inn
ILLINOIS, INDIANA END MICHIGAN.
T1HE undersigned is a Commissioner 10 take scknow
edgment OF deeds, proof OF claims, &e &c- To be re
corded used in either Of The above named States, unde
appointment by the Governors thereof
il lms STANLY n FLEETWOOD, No. % Nassan-et
NEW FIRMS.
Merchants and others about having their
CIGES altered, new ones painted. by ACh
y MILLER, are requested 70 cal al No. loi HassspsI
5a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

2 Corporation mud must be rich, we think-a
bss already raised an indigenous and indignant poet
yho writes US
Why there is Broadway.
Men scrape up the mud.
THIN let il lay
Day after day,
Day after day,
And nobody comes
To take il away,
Tho the men they say
Have plenty of pay.
In the Bowery TOO,
The same thing they do
And let the mud lay,
Day after day,
Day ster day,
And nobody comes
To take il away.
Each slips as he goes,
Perhap5 falls on his nose.
Or treads maybe on his ueishbor's toes
In other streets too,
'Tis the way they do,
And so it vii! be
For aueht ! can see.
To the contrary,
For ever and aye
Till eternity.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
Improved Mode of warming Dwellings.

The improvements in the method of warming
dwelling houses which have been introduced into
the CITY Of New.York within the last two years,
have effected almost entire revolution IN this de-
partment Of our domestic arrangements Mr. h L.
Miller, OF Brooklyn was the first to introduce among
US the present admirable system OF airfurnaces he
has recently, however, introduced into his own
house SO Clark-st. an arrangement for warming 6y
air rGdated from ear-heated surfaces only in other
words hotwater furnace OF entirely new cons'ruc
ton The apparatus placed in the lower basement Of
the house occupies space than an ordinary hot
air furnace and distributes the heat through the house
in the usual way of the furnace but the effect
of the quantity of fuel under ignition and the character
of the heat are truly astonishing and delightful. The
combustion of the fuel is regulated with the greatest
precision by of selfactng daper which he has
introduced and which worked by the expansion OF wa
ter and combined. TO consume any desirable
quantity of COAL from so 100 lbs in the twentyfour
hours according the of the weather The space
warmed TO the temperature OF os or 20 degrees
comprises TWO very large four story houses 81 feet front
By so feet deep containing about thirty rooms. The heat
sy be carried to any desirable distance say from
two hundred feet from the urrace-charber and its ca
paci,y for hestng may be proportional 10 buildings Of
SIZE Qlle pcSuAl1A puiAJ So-NS4.HJ VI 'AS
atmosphere produced b. this mode OF heating renders
il particularly desirable for dellnghouses apartments
for the sick, conserva,ories, sc. &c.
Mr. has erected his furnace, not only for the pur-
pose of warming his house but for exhibiting its opera
ton which ne viii be happy TO do to any gentleman
who may wish TO render his own house more than COM
Portable, in the most eectual and economical manner.
DEATH OF JUDGE ToMPKISs.-The painful duty
deyolyes upon US of announcing the death OF Caleb
Tompkns Esq for many years past the First Judge OF
the County Courts of this County. He expired at his
residence in Scarsdale the st inst in the sh year OF
his ace As citizen and neighbor, the deceased was
esteemed by ALL in s the social relations he was most
exemplary He had many friends, and few If any there
were who entertained toward him unkind thoughts.
TWestchester Co. State Jour.
MURDER AT CovINeToS.-We learn verbally
tina, two men named Jack Baldwin and Morgan,
being frolic on Christmas day quarrelied and In
fight which ensued. Morgan Bit Oft BALDWIN, ear Bald
win hereupon picked up his gun and shot Morgan dead
, Baldwin is now in Covington jail. N y. PC 80
II The Bangor Democrat announces that sena-
tor Fairfield vii! not leave mis- party TO sustain the
present Tariff with the Whigs-but will favor an
essential modification Of the Tariff, and will so vote
without doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
Cnpartnersbips.

nToTICE-The Co partnership heretofore existing be-
ssn he subscribers, under the hrIn OF FRANKLIN
HARRIS Is is day dissolved by mutual consent Either
horf1ed 10 use the Eame of the 6rm IN uGuids-
Ps.S - WALTER NJ. FRANKLIN,
Soa- C. T. HARRIS
TSs nndersgned WI conanne the business on his own
or, dne uNNe'' C. F. HARRIS
Eesp- York, JasHH-y !, 1876: 4-- j I'm
"UT UTI7SnERsIENED have this day associated with
- IS .aC KIP Js- The business will be conducted
under tbs sane name as heretofore ,-,v,,,s
,,vL ,st January 1876. il 2w
Ia. Irwin, Jr ,.,.,,, "a n Ear,r.rdins
Ss-cs,ni.. " 1 No, Cst.lTs Row, Ctndnasa. ala u