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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

From PseTs Speech, June 80. J
2. From the point NJ which
the 49;h parallel OF North la
utuce shall De found 10 inter
sect the Northern branch OF
the Columbia river the navi
CATION Of the said branch
shall be free and open 20 the
Hudson's Bay Company. and
Ito all British iu.jectstradinc
with the same. 10 the point
I where the said branch meets
ilhc main stream Of the Co
,lunbia, and thence down the
issii miln stream to the
ocean, with free access into
ana throssh the said river or
rivers, II being understood
that all the usual portsges
along the line thus described
shall in Ike manner be free
aud open. In navigating the
said river or rivers, British
subjects with their goods ard
produce. shall be treated on
the s. ne footing as citizens
OF the United States, IL being,
however, always understood
that nothing in this article
shall be construed as pre-
venting. or intended 10 pre-
vent, the Government OF The
United States from making
'any regulations respecting
1.-THE navigation OF the said NV
er or rivers, not inconsistent
with the present treaty"
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Me- GAEELEY Str: | ind the following in the Lon.
don ntsavery Reporter for July, received this
lag credited 10 the Caledonian Mercury"


Axr1-SIAvERY LopGINGs.-On taking stroll through
Lei,h Links the other day observed notice exhibit!
ed from window OF house the East End Of Fur
ni.hed Lod gpes and underneath :he following rather
novel csveat viz: None need spply who Is member
of Church which encourages Slavery"
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IMPORTANT ASSoUNCEMEST.-Tbrou Wilmer
& smiths European Times We learn that the official
Noniteur announced that Mr. King. our American Minis
ter had private interview Louis Philippe TO present
10 his majesty reply President Polk TO the notnca-
ton OF the birth the Priaeesss Marguerite DOrdHs one
OF the kings srand-Gaughiers.
We would also announce TO the President through the
columns OF Young America Gi this nigh, be deemed an
Official medium that young woman recently over from
Manchester, England safely delivered Of hne boy
the Lynn in Asylum for the destitute, IN Bellevue Airs
House, which child being native American, In honor Of
the land Of her adoption the mother has named James X
Polk hy-the-oy not very classical name.
We would Incidentally state that the young woman 5
husband by trade. and being nearly starved
on, home By The Introduction OF those hydra monsters
Of machinery In the hands OF capitalists eIed himself
from home and happy land uhere erery person
have l.ring ty honsst Industry Failing 70 procure
employment however although The poor fellow struggled
naai, offering his services in any capacity at the pit
O: So week. he compelled to place the partner
Of his bosom, the sharer in his trials and uferngI in
pdrper house 10 pass her accouchment
We would also advert 70 the fact without intending
create sympathy that In few days this tender infant
Will be ruthlesIly from lis mothers bosom and
placed Of cry fathers Long Island Farms
whore Il Will De led pap nursed oy b!aekWes Island
conyics reared without moral or Intellectual culture
be driven on. upon society 10 swell the ranx oil
Dsunerisu and crime. The mother vii! be cent among
The AIMS House paupeTs and II the poor father does not
gain employment soon, cd only knows what may Dc
lis fate. However be Is living IL free country and
Christian city city with 1911 churches community
where each love. his peigaoor as himself uheT> er1y
person may gam competency By honest Industry and this
cheering rejection riust De q solsce TO nir1
We are sorry trouble you win Ills announcement
and narrative (such incidents OF daily and hourly occur
renee among having observed your understanding
kindness II transmitting through our !aaial minister
NJ. King, Louis Philippe. kirs OF me fFencn' your
ov AZ The birth OF his granddaughter PrIncess Ndrgus
me D0rsaHs we have espasset upon your evident good
feelings and do hpoly ras. that on receipt OF the intel
gence Of the birth OF your nanesaAe' you VIII d; your
leisure t-a-sH: our City tataes you. Fe"s Aaa ee
inss II relation This matter Dung AMrf!ca-
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m.. with illustrations by 81. Valentine. Published
by r. L. Williams. For sale By Burgess Ssrins.r,
snd he w H. Graham, Tribune Buildings
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A Rum TRAGEDY--A CHILD SHor.-James Ry-
an living the canal got into ARRAY last night IN
which he considerably bruised and beaten. He was
Aboring under The excitement OF liquor aud maddened 1t
is SAID with jealous toward his wife, both OF which
causes produced the quarrel In which he was badly
wcrstcd. In this exaspersted mood be went home,
companed by single individual, II being about IL o.
clock night and entering the house. his wife, fright
ened his bloody oaths and angry appearance fled 10
near neighbours, leaving their only child bright little
bow about three years Old asleep on the foot OF the bed
and swcsring upon soine rho was sandug
between him and his wife discharged sum- apparently al
random
The u,an who accompanied him home, had hold OF him
tme and succeeded III wrenching the gun from
his hands. II was minutes after this melee, that II
discovered the bed FIRE, occasloned by the
burning waddng from the gun and IN exnguishing the
fame the dead bed OF the child WAS found IL was lying
quiet sleep with IT'S face TO the wall The contents OF
the had passed through is head from back of It's ear
out its forehead and the muzze that un
burnt powder was found In the wound.
We visited the house to-day and more wretcned pic
turc OF runs dongs, There the wife.
bad woman doubt hereyes backenedby blows from
her -matdened husband. Beside her her only
child bat yesterday promising prattiing boy, corpse
the house uproar lnd the walls stained with blood and
the partner OF her misees IN the dungeon OF prison.
Surely truth is stranger than fiction. lC!ey Paper
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DEATH OF CART. PAGE.-We learn from the
Baltimore correspondent of the True Sun, who tee'
grsphed this city, that the ssilan, Captain
Page, who was go horribly wounded, having had The
lower part of his face carried away By cannot aho in
the battle OF the 9Th OF May Palo Alto, died The l2'h
ins on board steambos: which carrying him from
New tleano 10 Jefferson Barracks.
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In sor-. and Tor sale IN Ols 10 snt purchnieTs BY
CYRUS W. FIELD, 9 Butng alp.
N. B.-Prin!pg Paper OF size aud quality male to
order lYl I'm
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MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR GIRLS, AT PoUGHKEEPsIE, NJ Y.
THIS INSTITUTION IL adapted 10 young ladies OF oye
4 ~ ago. All tho departments Of substantial and nm
shed course OF education taught Tho sammsr term
viii omen On tho 7h OF hh month tMay For catalogues
containing particular Information, apply 10 NewYork City
GIBBoSs Bank OF the 5taIo Of New York, or 10
Poughkerpsls Ia
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, (pao.,o.,
al0 3avH C. RUBINaON n SISTERS. 4 'i"'ipas'
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YoR THE REMOVAL AND sEkAsSESr cuSs or lLh
DISEASES ARISING sSoM AS t>iPyN. sTAII Of
u nnn nS NlEir THE
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LJEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
1JTW HTTTTHTHTGS.
l.. b. RUPERT,

Ug AViNG disposed ot ms first stock ct goods
has Just received a Tar better and more spIcn
did ssorlmcnt suitable to the season, consisting
OF as good variety of
CiOlhs; sdtihetS, Cdssimeres and Efstigs
for Mems wear, as can be had at any other store
in he conty-all kinds of
Siik, COiioa, Ltincu, U'OOiiCn or WOr tfd
cloths Cor Ladies' use--Ilats, Caps;hn aud thick
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides a large as
sortmen; of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE
and in fact, almost every thing that can be found
in any other store in The county.
Bcering that umbc siypencc is better than a
Jull shilling he will continue to sell his goods at
small advance, lor ready pay. He therefore IN
yites all to CALI feeling assured that thoy will be
satisfied with his prices.
Nov 10
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CANCER, SCROFULA AND GoiTRE
Ample experience has proved that no
combustion Of medicine has ever been so
ciIecuaI IN removing the above Diseases, as
Jlyne's Life PlPservaUve. 1t has effected
cures lhat have been truly astonishing, nol
only of Cancer and other diseases Of that
class, but has removed lhe most stubborn
Diseases Of the Skin, Swelings, DysTepsIs,
&c &c. This medicine enters IN lhe clrcu'
auou, and eradlcaIcs diseases wherever 10
Gated lLpurIdes the blood and other finds
Of the body, removes obstruction in tn
pores of the skin, and reduces engagements
Of lhe glands or bones. Ii increases the ap
peile removes head ache aud drowsincss
parts anlmauUn To tho diseased and debilta.
tecf constitution. There is nothing super.
or to ii in the whole malella medIca IT is
perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and
has nothing Of the dgusuDg nausea accom-
paoIug the idea of swallowing medicine.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, AS.
THAMA - No remedy has ever been
found 10 remove the above diseases So
and cnrcmaIly as JAyne8 Expec
loranl. ltcIeanses the lungs from all rita,
,lng matters, while at the same time II heal
and lnvigorales them. Prepared only at
No. s South Third street, Philadelphia.
The above Medicine are for sale O.
the slOre of
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC,

We have heretofore numbered ourselves
,moug those who believed that the 'fIail
Nouur. prepared by DR. JAYNE, was one Of
h. many Quark n,s runs whose virtues are
,rvrr seen beyond The (uIsome pUlls Of
heir authors. We are wiling. at length
20 make public acknowledgement Of the
error Of our belief An intimate friend,
some two Or three months since oil the toy
or whose craniIm was as bald S. a plrC,
ut polished marble, mauGre all our jesung
and udicule OF tie idea ct attempting t.
ctiU0ic 30 barren spot, purchased bot
He or two Of the liar Tonic from DR.
Javne, and according 10 his directions, qp-
.pIcd it, During the pr sent week lb,
sane friend ushurcd himself into our pcs
rnce and uucOyenng his bIhhrrto nahrG
head, aslOnished us win a lhlu, tho hXurr
ant growth of han, from one TO two inches
I'm ength-upon the very premises we bad
believed as unyIeidDng to cultivation as lhr
'rsckless and that skirts the Atlantic. This
IS no Puff, bul it is rciEouaIy true, aDd to
,hose who GuuoI it, tie gentleman can br
pointed out what's more IN favor Of this
I'Tonic,' the case here cited was not ont
Ior temporary baIiuess-nO sudden lass Of
he hair-5ul was one Of years standing
Though the gentlemen is bdt forty five years
If agc.-- Phiajcpiia Nptr.l 9j}ha Tsm8,
The aboyc Medicine are all for sale
1T the Store OF
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CoT'IIsstovra's OrrTca;2
DauviIic, Fcb. G, ls45. s

Choicra, Sapmcr C0mpIaiai Dta whGa
OyScniary aM all oiher dermgcmtniS
otbe &0mGch and JowcIS, cucd ju
Dr. JayHc'S CWmiaa'ice BaiSam
New York Sih month"; LIST, S3S
Friend Dr. Jayne-I It gives me mach pleasure TO
inform you OF the result Of case in which adj
mini,lcIed thy Carminavc BaI,am, and consider
it matter Otduy to thee and the public 10 give
the following statements Being called to visit
patient a few days since, found he was vomiting
aud purgiug most violently, with scyc,c l'oruina
aad Clamps in the upper and lower cyremilcs,
and also in the abdominal pariclics. The cramp
was 50 violent, that il took lOuI men to Iub him
Inccs5pntly 70 srrpdown tue spa,n, and to use his
own words he said tseumcd To him as if his bones
would snap in two. There was also violent cholic
pains around the uhllIcaI region attended with very
distressing nauscal In short considered it to be
case Of genuine cholera found on inquiry the
patient had been unwoII the day previous, with a
oosencss OF the bowels. That six hours before |
whm he was seized with the complaint and had
gradually got worse. The cytrcmi,ics we cold
ana he was nearly puIscless. Immediately gave
him spoonful Of thy RaIsam which in few mo-
meht5wa- CJ'ctcJ from the stomach, but on giving
1t ic| unrs the stomach became settled aud he
expressed himself relieved. / then gave him a Cao-
mel and OPIUM POWDER In two hours from tdc
TINE 81" MN h" felt quite easy and fell asleep,
and slept well tor five hours; bat on waking the
symptoms 1goIu returned. directed more Of the
Hl'lm To he given him when the disease suhsldcd
ani ihr p1'leul wascJuyaIcsccGt. II took one hot
Tie To elect cure have also 50 oitou witnessed
the bcnellca! Effects Of the Cauniuulivc Balsam in
sunmc: complaints and darhra that would not
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j. ii. VANDERSLICE
HDEIN TES'E0e q

wnEGS leave to inform the public that
MAhe Is prepared 10 attend to all The oper-
alions in dentistry, such as removing
The Taria' and oiher Foreign Sub,
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
2He cacitjes gIDec0ycd Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Cold
or other toni; Of the finest quality, as lne
ease may require, which will generally
prevent Their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in man!
'ases during life
Teeth and &umps Of Teeth
Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
nec, with the latest and best improved in
5Irumens.
P0rcedain Teeth,
.Ofhe best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot or ln connection
W illl III. dlCI'biHIV, VIII NnOlH hN - ~
palcrnsbip in plate work. on Gold plate,
from single tooth to whole sci, to look
as well as the natural and warranted IL
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorl,every operation belonging 10 h
profession, will b. reformed in the bes'
manner, with chosesl material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, b.
strict attention to business, to obtain . share
Of public patronage Any person or pei
sons wishing any Of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested to
give him a call,
N. b The public are hereby il formed
that we ,he subscribers have eulered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as i, is more convenient for each to
rlcnd to the other branches Of the science
n his own account.
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Store.
NEW GSSGS,
NEW ARRANG GEMENTs.


NO hUmbUg tut Goods daUn 10 me iOW-
est notch all through.
HHVhE subscriber having completed his new
store house, on Main street near MakeL
IN Bloomshurg,aud having stocked it with stock
Of entire new goods, which were selected with
great care in regard to style and price, be fattcrs
him sell that he can offer fresh goods aud newest
syl sand them at lower prices than has ever becu
offered in this place, and as the assortment consists
rt every thing tor comfort and adornmcnt in the
DrV Goods,
together with general assortment Il
QuecnSwarc (some ne,0 ayics) )SchooI
Books, Hardmarc, Ceder ware, TmHt
,oare, Emtamm0re. SqiiHa or
Luxe, ground, Fine Lisbon
and Doiry'Sah, Sal.
mon Mackcr0iQad
Herring,
Cuumdish, Imiia-
ton Piug, Zine cm &
Smoking IabQcco, CaadIe9
+ Soap, CopJer Kaies &iceI, Bur Hon
besides numerous other articles, ali Of which wi
be sold at a very small profit for ready pay aud he
would respectfully invite all persons to call aut
examine his goods and Prices hrforc purchasing
rhe highest prices paid for all kinds Of country
produce.
l.. L, RUPERT
Bloomsbury, SEPT Goth, ls45.--22ir,
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CHAIR NANUFACTOHING
business at the old stand of h. & $. IIagrn
ouch, where he will be ready At at umcs
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chars, Set
ees, Boston Rocking Chairs 81, Of ev2rv
description, which may be called tor, At
short notice and on the most reasonable
Ierms. lie will also execute House, Slgm a.
Ornamental Painting, and House Paprrng,
III superior manner,
From bis experience in the business,aud
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
rlicIes of his line, he hatlcrs himscp that
he shall be able 10 furnish as good WorI,
md upon as reasonable terms as can Ie
lone in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. g. Orders from disance will be
strictly AID punCtuaIIy attended to.
b. HAGENBUCH,
BIoomst urg, Dec. 80, lS43
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Sheriff Sale.

TDI virtue Of analns lc,tatum vend. TX to me
Ed dwcH,d will be exposed to public sale, at the
Coutt House in Dlrullo, on Stturdoy,lhc 2sth day
OF February, 1916, al o'clock, p. NJ the follow
Ing property Go wir)
A certain tract of land situate in Cattawssa and
Nllu townstlps,in Columbia County, containing
four hunercl acres more or less, adjoining lots Of
Jacob Shuman, Jacob Fisher Judge Cox and 9th
ers vhe,eon is erected II dwelling houses, Forge
! grist mill, saw mill, lbIacksmiih shop coal
house 3 stables, barn. and | iurnoce-Scizcd
taken in execution aud to be sold as the property
Of dam Miller.
IRAN DERR Sheriff.
ShcriAs Office DanyiIle Feb. ,. 1916
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DISSOLU TION.
Nov. Lists.
MARBLE YATED.

THE business will be continued Sv the
nhscrIber at the old stand; where u.gY
pe had al all times.
NONUlHENTS, TOMB T,7BLE&,
TOJ1B-STONES, HE.3PIH-
J3INBS, 1L7NIXES. P.IINY
STONES, MULLEHS, Sc.
IF any other work in his line. II is
iso prepared to iurnisn WINDOW CARS
md SllMS, DOOR SIiI.S and STEPS.
We either Of Ma.ble, LIME or any knG
tone that can he procured IN ,hre vicinity.
H. Having had considerable tXl eirrce
II the business, ne pledges lis work TO
1e executed in as handsome sryI as ran
1e furnished from any yard either in II e
'ly or country; and on as rcascuablc terms.
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, lGf3. Iy-23
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as COOL an assoumen, as can be found in The
country. together with all kinds Of Rec
Fauherr-warc.
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Chair MaufaCt ory
CHAIR NANUFACTO2ING

THE subscriber ccnIinues TO carry on
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JOHN r MQAER
B.oom,ydrg.
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Choicra, Steamer Complaint, Dla mlna.
Dyscniary aDd ali oihcr dermgGmtniS
OtHe si0mGch and JolcciS, cuycd bu
DR., JaNuc,s Curninn,ine NaIsnm.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A large number OF reports were made from
committees this morning; among them one to
reduce The weight OF packages now sent from
a halt 10 qaurter ounce, and adding live cts.
IN addition TO the present rates, for letters sent
over six hundred miles.
Al twelve O'Clock, a message was received
from the President of the United States Ohe
same as sent 10 the Senaie) relative 10 our
Mexican affairs calling upon Congress 10 vindi-
cate the honor and interests ofthe country, and
make adequate provision for It's defence.
Alter shufiilng on points Of order, the House
went INTO committee of the Whole on the
state OF The Union. Mr.. Hopkins in the chair.
a portion Of the correspondence between
General Taylor and the War Department was
read.
A bill authorizing the President Of the Uni-
ted States, under certain circumstances therein
named, TO accept the services Of volunteers,
and Tor other purposes, was taken up.
A variety Of amendments were offered, but
on motion Of Mr.. Boyd. the bin was amend
ed 10 authorize the acceptance Of fifty thousand
volunteers, and approprialing $l0,000.000 TO
suppress hostities.
| The committee rose, and the House concur
red in the amendment by vote Of l25, 10 81.
The bill was passed BY vote Of yeas l24,
nay Ia.
The House concuned in the amendments Of
OF the Senate 10 the bill increasing The rank
and file Of the army, and at six o'clock the
adjournd,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-12
Methodist General Conference.

The Fourth General Conference Of the Me-
thodist Protestant Church assembled yes serday
al O'Clock, in the Sixth street church The
Conference was organized BY appointment
ofthe following named officers. pro tenn
President-FRANc Waters, n. D., Of ,he
Maryland Conference
Secretaries-Rey. r.. b. THOMPSON, Of the
Virginia Conference, and Rev JAMES f. WIZ
SON, Of the Ohio Conference.
The opening religious services Were. con
Quoted in an impressive manner, by Rev. Eli
Hinkle, Of the Maryland Conference. The
number Of ministerial and lay delegates elect,
amount 10 about l20, all Of whom have moi yet
arrived. We shall publish their names here
after.
The Conference adopted aresohlion. Offered
by Rev. A. III. Basset, that, inaSmuch as seve-
raj Annual Conferences have recommended
the setting apart Of the 5lh day Of May as
renee, al O'Clock, p m, close their afternoon
session, and engage in solemn prayer TO Al
mighty God for His blessing upon its delibera
lions.
Rev. Il. I'll. Stockton, to whose thrilling elo-
quence many Of our citizens listened with so
uoch delight last September, was admitted to
honorary seat.
The following committee was chosen TO re-
gulate the appointments for preaching: Joel
Dalbey, Jr., X. M. Dalbey, and +. d. Norris
Also, the following committee 10 draft rules
for the government OF the Conference Rev
George Brown, Rev J. S. Reese, and ]. M
Deford, Esq.
On motion of Rev. W. ri. Collins, il was
Resolced, That permanent officers, 10 serve
during the sitting OF the Conference, be elected
on Wednesday, 2 p. IN.
The committee appointed TO prepare rules,
&c., pending the discussion Of which the Con
ference adjourned until Wednesday morning,
s o'clock.
The proceedings of the Conference, we are
told, will be Of intense interest.
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A CHANGE FOR THE WORSE.

We give one more extract from Mr. Dan
forth's excellent sermon; and we shall see that,
altho', in the general, his remarks concerning
the peoples representatives ale as applicable
now as they were sixteen years ago. yet there
are some painful exceptions, and in this re
However, we do not believe such stale OF
things can continue long a wise people viii
not suffer themselves to be represented by men
Of ntemperate habits.
"The natural effect of intoxicating drinks is
10 darken the UNDERSTANDING warp the
ludgment-to blunt the percepton--to impair
the memory--to pollute and PROSTATE The ina
ginaton tho, for while, il may stmulatesit
at the expense Of obscurng the iudgement--to
enfeebe the resoluuon--io confuse the reason
ing powers, and in general 10 reiard the move
ments and extinguish what may be called the
vital energy Of the mind. We have bu, TO walk
TO the CAPITOL and looking into the Senate
House----the House Representatives, and the
high Court Of Justice, TO see who are on the
'Seo ~ PicocHi ilOuOi
They are the sober, the temperate, and the in
dustrious, as well as the talented No man OF
intemperate habits under that domo dare as
pire TO the Presidential chair. To be iniempe-
rate would be an effectual barrier 10 all his en-
deavors. And did wish TO excite the Young
of our city TO successful pursuit after honor
and power, would direct their attention to the
chair Of the republic, as il has ever been filed;
Of the Senate, as IFS now filed and Of the
House, and TO the bench Of Judges. There is
temperance, and there The clear and powerful
exercise OF intellect Washington, indeed
with its political attractions, its gay festivities,
its reckless dis.ipations, its abominable haunts.
thereby merting the name Of the Corinthian
City, has been 10 as many, the death Of moral
reputation and personal happiness, as it has
been the life Of political fame and power; and
those only have retained the honors Of a fail
name, who have walked in The paths Of tenn
persnce.
There was destructive hail siormin Berke
w county, Virginia, on Thursday Of las
week, doing very great injury to the wheat.