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1.)oetrp.
A voLLEY OF VALENTINES.

From tlie lantern
A vOLLEY OF VALENTINES.
TO GENERAL SCOTT.
Had kind fate but cas-, my lot
To share that lot with thee,
Fd freely give both 10, and scot
~ Thy Valentineio be.
TO PRESl DENT FILLMORE
Much smarter you have turned out
Than many did portend
Bnt you'll turn ont, without u doubt
Much smarter in The end.
TO DANIEL WEBSTER.
If talent solely, were the test
BY which man should shine
You ought 10 be, il is contest,
Columbia's Valentine.
TO HENRY CLAY.
Great Harry, tho thy mortal frame
Supine in sickness lies,
Death cannot kill thy glorious name
The patriot never dies.
TO HORACE GREELY.
To Knocking Spirits, bogus, ''isms,n
And "wool' thou dost Incline
We send thee, Chief OF all the schisms,
A Social Valentine.
SENATOR FOOTE.
Thou oupricklyssniooth, thou cross but clever
Mississippi snag, f"'
No Senator can with thee ever
Play the game Of "brag."
SAM HOITSTON
Brave Uncle.Sam, thou great ally
VI Crolon's template daughter
'Twixt you and |, you can't get "high"
BY sticking TO cold water.
TOW. H. SEWARD.
l'd send votive note to thee,
But Pm afraid that you'll
Like Esops worsted Jackdaw be
Entangled in the rool.
,e.. To JOHN B. COUGH.
Your fine teetotal teaching, John,
There's nobody can scorn-
Because yonr sober preaching, John,
You practice-in horn.
TO LOLA MONTES.
My pretty pet, how can you get
n Hldu HIS DedIl 10 Yield
You say you're sick of marriage, yet
Acknowledge yourself HeGld.
TO MAYOR KlNGSLAND.
Hail !! first of Mayors, We must say,
To keep the city neat
And clean, for even in Broadway
There's Sno mud in the street.
TO THE SWAN OF EPIN
Sweet, simple Kate, its quite absurd
To call the Erin's Swan,
Thou art not such douny bird
As she my thought is on.
TO JENNY LIND.
Angelic Warbler, but that now
fou've found a mortal mate,
We had almost concluded, ihou
Vert SerGph incGrnate.
To THE BLOOMERS.
In Rome, do as they do in Rome,
Take heed what you re about
If you would wear The pants at home,
You must not 1cear them out.
TO SENATOR BORLAND.
When our pngnacious hero weds,
A priee-ring he should use
One so renowned at breaking heads,
Can break hearts if he choose.
TO MR.. FORNEY.
Not one among the scribbliug host
Your clerkiy fitness be,ters-
For who should occupy the post,
If not man Of letters.
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$50 EORFEfI'.

EaR. HUNTER will forfeit $50, if falling to
NJ cure any case of secret disease that may
come under his care no matter how long stand
ing or affecting. Either sex are invited to his
Private Rooms, 80 North SEVENTH Street,
Philadclphia without fear of interruption by 9th
er PATIENTS Strangers and others who have
been unfortunate in the selection Of a physician
are invited to call. Those who have injured
themselves 10y solitary vice are also invited.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting their
health, happiness, and in many cases their lives,
in the hands of physicians, ignorant of this class
of malaIies Ii is certainly impossible for one
man to understand all the ills the human family
are subject 10. Every respectable physician has
bis peculiar branch, in which he is more success
ful than his brother professors and to that he dc,
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively davo-
ted to the study and treatment of diseases of the
sexual organs ogether with ulcers upon the bo-
dy, throat, nose, or legs, pains in the head or
bones, mercurial rhcumutisa, gravel, irregularl-
ties, diseases arising from youthful cxcesses OF
impurities of the blood, whereby the constitution
has become cnfeehed, enables the Doctor TO Offer
apdcdy reiicr to all who may place themselves
under his eare.
Philadelphia. April 10, lS5l.-ly.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
P0TTsVILLE, PA.

MRS MARY WEAVER respectfully mlorm'
4'1 the public and travelling community general
ly, that she has opened this large aud commodious
HOTEL, furnished in a superior style. From
her long experience ia the business of first rate
Hotel, and well known reputation TO accommo-
date, her customers may depend on being supplied
with every thing conducive 10 their comfort and
convenience.
Feb. Is. l65l.--H
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UNION HOTEL,
SUNBURY, Pa.

TENIIE MISS WEITZEI'S respectfully inform
& the Public that they still continue to enter
tain travellers and others at their old established
stand in Market street, west of the Court House
Their hong experience in the business and the
well established reputation of their House, will,
they trust, he a sufficient guarantee that their
customers will be well accommodated.
March s, lS5l.--ti.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Silver Ware,
Fancy Goods &c, Sc.


Fancy Goods, &C., Sc.
|u4OCKS Of every description and quality, day Brass
J and 20 hour Clicks very low Watches ~ the best
makers Tobias l,ims1n and lONnson Gold patent levers
some M low as $40 warranted iS kuat and insured
for 2 months. Silver levers as lowas SiOOO warranted
Lepnes low 5000 warranted, Quarter Watches IN
great variety Jewellery of every description Guid Guard
and Fob Chain, Bracelets Far Rings, Finger Rings
Brooches lkeis, Gold Pens for - 20, warranted points
The subscriber hayils, Just returned from the eastern
factories prepared to furnish any urlcie n is ie OF
business of the latest styles and cheap ie sine nr
cles be sold IN the tiaepbia or New York markets
10 convince the public OF this TACT ne invites her aite
on anil respectfully spritsH caA lie would particularly
invite the attention Of Hotel PTop turs, aud Families to
bis extensive Of Silver Ware, viz. Tea Sets
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Forks Ladies, @e &C.
Orders received fnr any article o Silver Ware executed
with ponptnrss, aud in the hest style great variety
nf Fancy tonds Pnnier Mat4le work. such as Writing
Desks Port Folios, Glove Boxes Odpur boxes, a. &c.
Ii you want to secure bargains cs'llnt
r C GREENS
next door IN the Post Office Centre st PotsvIe Pa.
B-AI kinds of repairs attended "a by the best work
mrn,
December ~ ls5l.-6m.
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~ 80 -. TsVs n - - ~ nyy
- 4 @ - - ~ ~, - ~ ~ .EL - ~ !,
TREEORTON, PA.

FENHE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 that he has opened Public House,
new town Of Tsovort5n, Northumberland t.
aud .hat be Is well prepared to accommod,
guests IN the best mannrr. His house is
nearly opposite jhc rompauy's Store. lie
provided with GOOD a,aa!iug sufficient for
SOS. lie trusts hy prompt and careful a,t
to business 10 meet share ol the public y
age. HENRl b. WEAN.
Ircvorton, Jan. II, IS50---tf.
ROSE o11s ~ 9N.F. zc2 TEr;
TN FAD lAr FLOWING certificate from Capt. Dev
4 : N'-i. su'Nn a"i popular sham BuuI Captain
frWoHrrJ
lIuLADtrrrA, October 81,
Several years s,ace | wos attacked with hreak
ON my neck IN the form uf Potter. which am CO..
was niriCIrl q. he Blrbcr's shop II grundually
el over my tace Uu'll II reached the upper puTt
checks. During the F,v-rd u u,hs that It CO.
spreading, used different applications. ,me of Wi
III" cu,,t upprcty 20 least, ut Increasing the disc4
from unur ol 'H,l.l dd perceive the least benr64
applied he Ros4 tINTNENT BY the use of one ab
was perfectly cured and hHve remained free OF .lIe
tiln
hive since used The Ointment lightly applied for
ness oi 80. .grr h.irHrt, cha1p'l hands, &c With
feet success. have ma hrsi'uti1n in recommending
ue strongest IsHI.ilcr a. the pu'.r.
JAMES DEyC
Acrut--uevRy MAssrR, Suubu-y.
J.IA y. l-ly
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SENATOR FOOTE.

SENATOR FOOTE.
Thou pricSlyssniooth, thou cross but clever,
Mississippi snag, s|~'
NO Senator can with thee ever
Play the game Of "brag,"
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TO HORACE GREELY.
To Knocking Spirits, bogus, ''isms,"
And "wool'' thou dost Incline
We send thee, Chief of all the schisms,
A Social Valentine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

No 40 Pears have in store complete and desIra-
be sa.ort1nnt OF Fall Styles which they offering AZ the
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IS IL the care Of the Art-Union, We learn
rom Albany hs' rhe Ccurt o. Appeals have decided q,
iclows:
in The so, brog IA against the AT Union by the D..
net Attorney, IN The name Of the Governor. Of the
AmslOusc, the declon olihe Court below j. reverted
This decision o. tie Court CT Appeal ea7es the prop
cry oil the Ar'union IN the hends Of the pre.ent
stockholders and snagers. / STOOD before the conn
mencement a lac sui. in Ii, Supreme Cour- Upon
tic que. Lon a 10 whether tie Ar.Unio, i, I'm,
"Ehin The mint snd nearing Of tas Constitution the
Court l. equally divided and no decii on is given.
lie Tic sar entitled TIE People r. Tic Ars.Iruion
Cnsilasfd Tor the purpose ol testing yct5e- lie Tnio,
"as crNs 70; in 'iola.ion Of the statutes prhib,in,
oil g'nes o. cfIo Tie decision Of tho Court i that the
o. 'iiou'ion Of The iItCnion heretofore coadae.l
Wss mega snd within lie law prohibiting rafting and
ming 'hs; the Act {! lsiG amending he cLsrteror
The Az Union r. nos efficiently e,,,;ci, -,
yCin,.
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An OFFICIAL FALsEnOOD.

An elaborate Address of the Democrats
State Committee of Massachusetts, appears in
the Pierce journals of Boston. As specimen
of its truth, we instance the following Ia
speaking of Gen. ScoTT, il says:
He has made the grand discovery in nternstiond
aws, that fighting one year in rar Is the ony condition
rFoa Thjcs Jore8aers ought err 10 be aloeed beeo~s
ci,i.cRsi'
The names of WHITING GRfswoLD and sew.
eral others never yet convicted Of sheep-steal.
ing are signed to this infamous elcctioneering
lie. When men who have character to lose
will deliberately afIix their names to falsehoods
so gross and so notorious, what are we to *.
pect of their less responsible partissnsl
Why says a pcttifoggcr, Gen. Soorr
did propose to alew immigrants who have
served the country year as soldiers in time Of
war TO be naturalized without farther proba
ton and the Constitution says Naturalizatsu
Laws must be uniform; so that If some are
allowed TO be naturalized on account of Mill
tary service, oil must be, or remain unnatural.
led
Omiserable petttogger state that az your
doctrine, if you please but you have no right
to attribute it to Gen. Scorr, when be says
expressly that he would make no change in the
Naturalization laws except to allow soldiers TO
be naturalized as aforesaid. What right have
you TO charge him with the results OF your own
crooked logic which you perfectly well know
he never contemplated
But yOur cayil is every way absurd and con-
temptible. Our Naturalization laws are not
noD uniform according to your interprcts-
tion. An immigrant who came TO this country
before he was eighteen years OF age may De
naturalized without previous declaration Of Id
tentions, which is required Of all others. Here
are two different rules for two different classes'
and yet our laws are uniform. To be 20, they
need only bear alike on all who seek Natural
ization under like circumstances. II Congress
see fit to enact that all immigrants who might
choose TO remove TO and settle in New-Mexro
should therefore be- entitled 10 immediate
Naturalization, that act would not conflict win
the Constitution any more than does the eA'
emption OF thOse who come here under eighteen
from the obligation TO give two years notice A"
intention, already referred to. Those who say
Gen. scorr proposes any restriction Vi he
privileges and facilities of Naturalization no"
enjoyed are deliberate, intentional liars iof
parry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ier kna'l''
ends-snd We so brand them enphatleaiE'
They know that they deserve il.
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the Empire. All the Imperial Court had d~iras
10 obviate was the erroneous opinion that tn.
more friendly treatment of shipwrecked mar.
ners implied any departure from the system os
exclusion in existence for two centuries, and
for that purpose had sought the intervention n
the Dutch Government u communicate ne,
only to the United States. but to all otha,
powers, that what they had done was 20 be a..
cribed solely to feeling Of humanity toward
the unfortunate, and not in any respect to a
variation from the primitive laws Of the En-
pire. This communication was not occasional
by the fitting out Of the American expedition.
though ii accidentally happened at the same
time, and this il is which has given occasion to
the report that Holland had sought to deter
the United States from the enterprise. whea.
subsequently, America asked for the good Of
fees of Holland, the only question was, whether
the expedition would be peaceful one, and %
soon as this mas oscertained the Government G
once promised its aid to make the japanese
authorities acquainted with the nature and o.
iect of the squadron's visit, and at the sams
time once more to use all its influence to pre-.
vail upon them TO establish better relations
with other powers. Nor, says the Minister, is
any interruption of the good feeling existing
between Japan aud Holland to be apprehended
from this Intervention, since il is only repeti.
ton of the act of ls4, which was so kindly re.
ceived
Still. the Minister does not speak in very san.
g,line terms of the result to be anticipated 1t
is not to be expected he remarks very justly,
that Government like that Of Japan, separs.
ted as il is from the world, and following its
own prejudices with rigid consequence, should
be easily induced all at once to depart from It's
habitual course Nor is il to be denied that il
must be exceedingly difficult to bring such
Government to the insight that what il is now
asked to grant as a favor, il must sometime be
compelled to concede as matter Of necessity
still we may confidently expect that the pres
ent attempt will have no incOnslderable inau.
ence in expediting the day when the Japanese
nation will finally be induced to throw down
the barriers and take their place as a member
of the family Of universal humanity.
Under such auspices and with such pros
poets, Comodore PERRy's gallant squadron viii
proceed to Jeddo. A feet Of such magnitude
coming from the great republic OF the New
World with intentions of neacc and prOffprs of
friendship, can hardly fail to make profound
and benefcent impression upon the japanese
while the specimens Of art, invention and IN
dustry which are taken out as presents for
the authorities Ought at least to convince
people so intelligent that there is much in
Western civilization which they cannot well az
ford to despise and reject. May the expedi'
ton have safe and successful issue
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Il, TrLrcnArm-Mr WEBSTER j. I,;ng al

The point q death Our last dispatch states That a.
O'clock ls-t ercnirg he bad somcwhat revived hut
there are no hopes OF his rccoyery.-Gen. scorr
r'achod Washington yesterday, and mot with brilliant
recepuon--We learn al'o rom Wellington that Pres
ldeni FLaoRE has declared Tor ScorT and on his
friends tho duty Of oingior him. end ell citing Whigs to
Congress 10 support nj administration. Il writes in
iuil connd nee o. the election OF the oil hero.-We
have an account De tructre ire al We, Troyyes-
icrday morning hy which six houses Eve stsbes, and
'iN'yh'e horse. were destroycd.-A .atal aarsy oc-
cured in Baltimore yesterday in which on. man lost
ms lie and smother was seriously iniured-The usual
nnmoe- q esihcs' Git ast9rs. SC, are reposled
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ONIY ONE WEEK.

The week now immediately before us Is me
las, for ORGANIZATION and Effort preparatory TO
the Presidential Election Friends OF SCOTT
and GRAHAM! momentous consequences hang
on your fidelity and energy, or faithlessness ana
apathy. during that single week
There are enough voters who prefer Scorr
IN P,rRcr for next President to elect The
former triumphantly il they can all be brought
TO the polls. If we are beaten, it will b. be-
cause full vote is not poled, and not because
there is majority of voters against u.s.
There are towns in nearly every Free state
in which the Wing vote already sure TO come
out NAV be increased at least one-tenth by
proper effort between this and the Election.
And Gen. Scorr's election or defeat depends
on the calling out or leaving unpollod that
hitherto dormant vote.
There are thousands Of Friends, Clergymen
and other excellent citizens whose thoughts
are mainly directed to Spiritual rather than
temnoral interests. who will mainly vote for
Scorr if they vote at all, yet who will neglect
TO vote AZ all unless visited by influential friends
and nersuaded 10 do So There are enough OF
this class to turn the scale in nearly every
State. Wings, do not neglect them
There are thousands traversing the Country
on business. or abeut 10 start on business
tour. of whom three-f6urths are heartily Tor
Scorr and GRAHAM. These should be system
atically called home, or persuaded 20 stay at
home. until the day of election, so as not TO
lose their votes. Each is Jealous for the
cause. but thinks his one roic cannot affect the
result. though States will be lost, and possibly
rho Election. for want Of just such votes.
Friends call home every voter who is absent,
and keep all within reach until the story shall
have been told at the ballOtboxes
There are thousands who have not yet decd-
cd how to vote. nor even that they viii vote at
all Friends visit all such with whom you are
acquainted, and entrcat them to cast their bal
lots for ScOTr and GRAHAM
Thorough ORGANIZATION in any township or
ward will bring to the polls hundreds of voters
Incidence or pre0ccupation, partly from heed
lessness or Indifference. Friends in every
township if not already organized, be entreated
10 lose not another hour, but be ready
Organize your own township first, aud be
sure that arrangements have been made to call
out the last Wing vote. Then ride over to the
neighboring towns, and see that all is right
there, extending your observations until you
are sure that every vote that can be has been
secured for Scorr and GRAHAM.
Wings every where our adyersaries buster
and bully and brag, as is their nature; care
nothing for that If they want to gamble on
the Election, let them do it but do not help
them Keep steadily aud heartily at work,
and be sure that every Wing vote is brought
out if that is done we shall beat them yet.
Leave them to their gassing and Dragging, and
work straight on in the path of Duty of patri-
otsm, 10 grand, bencGcent triumph For
ward
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ig' We have had translated into German,

.S' We have had translated into German,
and published in pamphlet FORM Mr. CARErs Let'er 70
Farmer Of Oii1 and are rcedy to furnish the at
the rete Of - per hundred Til. l. document which
ought to be read by every voter Of Germsn birth who
is not yet emoncipeted from the desons Of the sham
Democracy far TO have determined 10 vote for
scoTT and GE4Hs-I and Protection to American Lsbor.
AZ the edition Of tls pemPhlc il limited, those Of
frends who wish for copies to circulate in their To-
spoctyc noiah6orhoods will DO well to orler them
without delay.
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Tnr Grx,r RrurpY.-" The dscoyerer of

gielt Tcaecy for formidable dsose has night 10 keep
~ iro o.. fellow creatures" 50 thou ht DR. LAN1
when he Induced 10 offer his great medicine for
the public. profound ply cian enjoying very large prs
uce, his OF duty towards suffering humanity out
wei ghed fear 10 be- cOhounde with the nerd uerS
who impose upon the public their worthless stuff patent
medicines. Tie therefore induced by KIDD d Co.
Drugsa 10 dispose OF HIS night ad-oyerer and this bes
Of I'll 'crniugts "a for sale IN every village and town
Of this country. Iii the sovereign remedy for worms.
For ST." IN New YORK, Wholesale and retail, by {. V
CLioTrNFE Co. No 81 Barcl,y--t. and BOYD & Paul,
No 10 Cou-tandttt Sold also By al the Izncpa dru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
R.R. R.-More astonishing. quick. AMI

upid cas,s. A bruised 2 cured IN FIVE miuntes-A man
living Of Sfep entOWn. NeNors while endsiong ct
out some ana stuups received avery bios
q whppietIee, which by srcdeft bccr,re
tchcd. There the time the sshinps-
tree aud consequently the blow very severe. The
pam intense thGt he colld ssud aud tic veins
End muscles became Greatly ENLARGED; his lcg swecd
four times It's nstura IL carried he store ol
Mr. Cafrcuttr OF Si.phsntown who Immediately applied
Ready Relief In lees then i've be wa free
from pin IL took all the sorents removed every
particle # ssens prevents Inflammation snd IN ess than
tften minutes he walked away ~ though nothing bad
health.
Il. r. K. Office No l6l Eultcu-st.. NeN-Yo-k. sod oy
druggists everywhere, including Long h.snd anu y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
20 The condition of the stomach is of Wit.

20 The condition of the stomach Is OF vital
importance. No man wornsn or child can be healthy NJ
the oTA Of digestion regularly thoron shy. and vgor
ousv performed With threefOurths Of CIVILIZED society TINS
The And yet the remedy IL within the reach OF
ALL HOorLANDs German Bitter prtpsr. b. ID. {. VI.
IA KSoS, Philadelphia, i'll surely create regular sd
healthy icu Of the stomach oil viii H. The friction
oLuachnery. Let tue victim OF dyspepsia indigestion
- ~ ottts forms Try H. and lfnteo good appetite,
physcri vigOr firm nerves sound sleep by night and IN
crrafed che riuncss by day.
For sale il Newloik by A. d. d. SANDs, corner Of
Fulton end Nian-st, and by e. RIHG, corner Broadway
sud Johnsl. and by Nj. HAYES ia BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

i1@ CHARLES Cook, the Wing candidate '''
Congress in the District comprising TomPk'h''
Tioga and Chemnng Counties, has long eceA
one of the most interchangeable and e'ne'e"'
Wigs in the Southwestern Counties, and "a'
served the State with eminent ability ana w
ergy as Canal Commissioner We are s'''
he will poll large vote where he is kno"n' ai.''
though rhe District is usually adverse on '"o
general ticket, it has acquired an eseeie"'
habit Of choosing Wing Congressman WIN
We trust is not now 10 be broken. Let eve"
Wing in the three Counties work as " Tue ~
suit depended on himself, and Mr.. Cook may 10
elected.