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ts:S- On The OH inst. kossulh left Column
bus. Ohio, for Cincinnati. lie was accom>
parted by the Joint Committee of The Leg
s!a 'urc. and the Governor aud Iirutenant
Governor At Xenia, Springfield, Dayton
and Hamilton, he met with enthusiastic re-
cepiions About s 900 WIRE Contributed
to the Hungarian Fund, upon lhs route,
and At Hamilton, The people, 10y resolution,
rendered him loan Of 500 mu,kets, belon. =
ins 10 the County. lie arrived AT C;ncin>
mali in the evening amid the roar of can
non, and was conducted 10 the Burnett
House by splendid procession.
kossulh expects 10 remain in Cincinnati
for some ten or twelve days.
The Hungarian Committee at Phladel-
phia has dissolved, in consequence Of the
little interest manifested m raising funds for
The Liberation of hungary.
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A Novel ARGrMENr.-l lon. VIM.
B. Lawrence, Lieut. Governor of Rhode
Island, recently made speech in oppo
silion to the Maine Liquor Law, in the
course Of which he stated that one Of the
characteristic distinctions between MAJ
home,anlsm and Christianity is that the
use of wine is prohibited by the former
and allowed by the latter, The Provi'
dcnce Journal says this may perhaps he
regarded as one reason why the ship:
that carry out mssi .naries To lIeaiheu
lands are sometimes loaded with New
England rum; but thinks il is not le'
ultimate inference, however, that man;
Christianity is TO be measured by The
liquor he drlnks.--Goy. Lawrence is I
Willy Democrat, aud wishes nothing don't
thai will hazard his reelection.
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John +. Champion is officially announced.
in the London Gazette of Jan. 22d. ns He,
Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter Penipotenliary to the United States.
Sir Henry Lyuon Bulwer is 10 be Minister
10 The Grand Duke of Tuscany.
There appears to be want Of harmonyin
in the Democratic ranks in Rhode Island.
Gov. Allen and Gov. Dorr don't agree well.
Cheyalier Hulsemann has gone to la.
vana.
A rich bachelor Of New Jersey recently
died, leaving by will several legacies, o (
from ten 10 twenty thousand dollars
each, 10 ladies whom he had addressed,
but who had rejected him. lie said thai
they had afterwards grown TO ne so ugly
that he could not be sufficiently grateful.
The Committee on Territories recon-
mend that the seat Of government in Utah
be removed from Salt Lake to some Other
point; and that dragoon force be sen, out
to sustain the U. S. laws.
LEGISLATIVE WIT.-ln the House YES
terday, as the clerk commenced calling the
ayes and noes, Mr.. Henry. Of Bradley was
leaning against his table, which falling
carried him back with it, giving him a
harmless fall. Before Mr.. Henry had got
ten up, and while every body was looking
IN that direction Gen. Polk, who was in
The chair, remarked, The gentleman from
Bradley has Tie floor. - Nashville Union.
The Russian gold mines yield annually
about tifty-scven millions Of dollars, The
California mines ale yielding, probably, fifty
per cent more gold Than the Russian. Whit
Russia does with her gold we do not know
but VIC are shipping ours to England.
The House of Representatives of OHIo,
on the 9Th instant, refused 10 pay the ex-
penses OF NJ. KcssuTH while on his visitito
that State A resolution directing an ap-
p'opriaton for this purpose was laid on the
table in that body, by u vote of As yeas 10
20 nays.
The New York Courier & Enquirer pub
fishes Il long letter from Baithoc n aus
Szcmere, formerly President of the Hunear.
an Ministerial Cooncildat Pari- Jan. 4th.
| IT. it he alludes 10 Kossuh's official resigna>
lion of the government Of Hungary, which
has been published in his country, with
Szrmeres namr officially attached oft. He
denies that he ever fixed his signature to
It, or hat he ever saw It. He is also very
severe on Kos>u,h in other matters accu-
SECS him Of being arrogant aud assuming in
prosperity, bat weak ard cowaIdly 10 adver-
sity, and of having in the dav Of danger sur.
rendered his office to he first person who
demanded j. of hm. namely, Gorgcy. whom
ne had already secretly denounced as trai.
tor and consequently tha, he is not, in law
or fact, the Governor If Hungary.
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at san Juan. Ocer : 900 COO in Gold.
Nlw York, Feb. 10.
Tho steamship Daniel Webster arrived a,
her dock shcrtly before 10. She brings San
Franriscs r1pers of the 18th January, l2l
passengers, and $4,000 in gold dust on
freight
The Daniel Webster arrived at San Ju-
an on the 30ih January, The steamer IT,
niie1 States also arrived there the same dav
and lei' On the following for Chanres.
The II. ". left San Juan Feb. 5. at 2 p.
NJ, bi y, ning lie adlicts brought down by
lndrr endencc which left San Francisco at
Z. H., on The 10Th January.
On thc night of the Alb OF Februrry, u
mos; destructive connagl a,on occurred at
the city Of San Juau de Nicaragua, bv which
onc-Ihird of the most populated section Of
the city was destroyed
The shipment Of gold from San Francis,
co by the California, on The 10Th, was as fol-
lows: New York, S9sG55G; New Orleans,
S30499 London $3.50, 3s7.
The California was literally crowded with
passengers. The Golden Gate was adver-
tsed 10 leave San Francisco for Panama on
the 2lst Of January.
inhtful. There has been plenIv Of rain. and
but two nights when the Thermometer Eel 10
the freezing point. Green peas are in Lloom,
as well us wild and garden flowers.
The absorbing political question seems TO
he the election Of U. 5. Senator. The
candidates talked Of among the Democrats
are. Col. Weller. Gov Smith d. c. Brod.
erick. Col. Henley. Judre Ralston and Gen
Anderson. The Whigs. ne vet. have nc.,,.
ed no one.
A detachment Of II = troors vos n.
boul to march 10 -. Colorodo. nndcr Mai
Huntz I..r.o,
e., Tuesday an iniunc,ion WAS laid hr
.t,d,. po1r,.n on ,Lo S,.,o on;..rs who
vere .Lon, 70 rcn,yc tho nubl;c ar,.b;ycs
from San Jose.
Creat nvc;.cmcut c~;s,s st D.wrioy;lle
in conscnnrncr If ,he discnvp,ies If new
mines of oold.bearipp quartz in hat yicinl.
~ Siy dinr,en, vrios have ber, turned
IN within fen DAVIS the ore of which Is said
~ t,. ,,v,.c,l;,,ly i'll
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France and England.

By the last intelligence from Europe
it appears that the French prince Pres.
ident" is really contemplating an invu-
sion of England, and that military prep.
arations are making by the English gov
ernment, as if the danger Of such an
even, were imminent. 1t is of course
impossible for us to be Informed as TO the
actual probabilities of this movement,
or Of the grounds, fully, on which it is
to be apprehended 1t matters nothing
that no sufficient pretexl can be magin>
ed for this sudden interruption Of friendly
relations with England. Despois find ii
easy to invent occasions for violent
measures on which they are determined.
A. war with England would unques.
tionably be popular in France. That
nation have never forgiven the English
for their part in the affair " at Wa
terloo And who could SO properly A.
venge The disgrace, as the second Ma
poeon Circumstances also point 10 q
combination Of the naliapiifS Supporting
the Greek anil Roman Catholic religion
-" anctioned and sanctfied " by the
Pope-agaiusl Professionalism. England
is now the sole champion, among the
great powers Of Europe, Of the Prot.
es,ant faith and the feeling Of all the
leading governments Of the continent is
manifestly growing more and more I'M
friendly TO Her Majes,y's government.
Why should not France be first TO
strike the blow against her old rival
and enemy Aud who can doubt that,
in the present stale Of affairs, she would
be cordially sustained b, Russia and
Austria, if necessary
These are mere speculaiions-b but
they are speculations. nevertheless, to
which the existing state OF thirgs in
Europe almost necessarily gives rise.
While we feel no certainty Of an imme-
date Invasion of England, from France,
and hardly expect il, for some time to
come AT least, we shall yet feel no sur
prise, should the next steamer bring the
news OF decided and unequivocal prep
arations, on the part of the French
usurper, for that object. lie Is now in
n critical position, that requires some
new blow TO be struck some startling
enterprise to be set on lool-some SUBJ
.iant'al glory to be acquired-in order
to confirm isnewly asserted power, and
TO render his authority permanent. We
know Of nothiug that seems more likely
TO accomplish this purpose, than to order
across the straits OF Dover formidable
division of his half million regulars.
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Addison County TEMPERANCE Meeting

The friends Of Temperance in Addison
County, without distinction. are all requested
to rally III Middlcbury, on WEDNESDAY,, tn,
18th OF ihstrnt February, at 10 O'Clock, fore
noon
|. 10 choose the officers Of said meeting.
2. To take into consideration the recon
menda;ion of the State Society, at lis late
meeting
8. To choose committee " three, to meet
an equal number from each county to consider
the Maine Law, and any amendments sug-
gested.
4. To ADOPT measures for more complete
organization of the town and school district
societies.
S. To transact any other business deemed
necessary, when assembled.
Bv order Of the State Society.
SAMUEL p. STRONG, Vice Pes.
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We would refer persons abont embarking
for California, TO the advertisement in anoth
err column, the following notice OF which is
condensed from the Boston Atlas
"REGuLAR LINE OF PACKETS TO SAN
FRANoIsco-Messrs. Gidden x Williams
have organized line OF packets TO sail regu-
larly for the above port, every month certain.
and oftencr If necessary. They have already
despatched several splendid clippers, all reg
ulary on the days advertised. The Argo'
naut, now loading, will sail the 10th inst, and
be succeeded by the new and beautiful clipper
ship Antelope. on the LIST proNimo, followed
by the favorite ship T. b. Wales, the 10th
March These vessels are consigned to
Messrs Flint, Peabody 4 Co., AT San Fran
cisco. Arrangements have been made BY
which parties in San Francisco can secnro
passages for friends going there; and consid-
ering the number of passengers waiting at
Panama for transportation, il is believed that
passengers will reach San Francisco quicker
by this line, than to take a chance at Pana-
ma. Messrs. Glidden & Williams, and the
gentlemen at San Francisco, are intimately
acquainted with the trade between both ports
and the public may rest assured that all en-
gaeements will be punctually and faithfully
performed"
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THE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10. 1862.
Notim

The Managers of the Addison County
Agricultural Society are notified to meet al
the Court Ilouse.in Middleburv, on Ivetinee.
day, Eeb. 2jh, ls52,to decide on Il pcrmn
nent location for the Fairs Of said Sucie,y,ro
make the usual arrangements for the next
Annual Fair, and 10 transact such other bus
iness as may property come before them.
BY order Of the President.
JOS. IL. BARRETT, Sec.
Mildlebury, Feb 4, 1852.
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crnor in relation to the getting up and call
ing together .he Assembly, and find bis pro.
ceedups TO be strictly legal. Finding them
legal. believe it the right Of the President,
the right of the United States, and the in
habitau.s OF this Territory, 10 have me take
my sent nod bold my first court as required
by the Il Of the Legislative Assembly cl
Utah, and, believing So do not hesitate io
enter on my duties
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O. sanford iIowARo, Esq, late as
sociale editor Of the Albany CuLtiD0tor,
is now connected with the Boston CaLi-
rofor. Mr.. Howard is an able agricul'
rural writer, aud his services will be an
important acquisition to the latter jour
nal.
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% What prospect lhere is Of mod
ifcation Of the present Tariff, ut this
session of Congress. MAJ be judged from
the vote on tina; subject last week, which
will be found in our abstract Of Com
gressional doings.
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Proridence. II l.. Feb. lo.-The Maine
Liquor law. which was Jrfrared in tho
House 30ih ull.. passed the Senate This T.
NJ. with proviso suhmiiing il to a vote
bv the people. The vote stood Is to 10
Is Democrats and , Wings in favor, and S
Democrats and 10 Wings against it.
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NashriHe, FEB. l2h.-The Tennessee
Wing Convention has adjourned, after a
very harmonious session. The delegates APP
pointed 10 tho National Convention were in
slrucled to vote for Mr.. Fillmore for Presi,
dent, and j. c. Jones for Vice President.
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The .Sch00lmdie is The title of neat and
ATTRACTIVE juvenile monthly, just started in
New York, by Geo. Savage. 1t will be
specially useful 10 youth of both sexes who
are ut school. The terms are ST. a-year.
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o. The Jackson Association OF New
Orleans have recommended Senator
DouGLAs for the Presidency.
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OF There was destructive fire in
Portland last week Loss, $50. 900.
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~ County Temperance Meeting at
tie Congregational Meeting House, TO-
day. commencing at 10. 4. NJ.
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o. Hon. HiLAND Hall is 10 remain
in California as Land Commissioner.
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Saridms \ dg0sine, for March, is re-
ceivcd. i has several good cngravings,
und large amount of well written literary
matter
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ADDISON County GRAMMAR ScnooL.
The catalogue of this school for the
Fall aud Winter terms shows an unusual
degree Of prosperity. The number OF
students Tor the Fall term was 81, aud
for the Winter term SO. Under the
management Of Mr. PEARSON, whose
well directed exrrtions have secured him
a good reputation US q teacher, we can
cordially commend the Academy to
public confidence and support.
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O. The Tribune says, "no matter
how the Delegates to Wing National
Convention may be chosen, it will nom
inaie Gen. ScorT for President land
intimaies that i, would be folly to nom
mate any one else. We'll. we shall see
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Arrirdi ofMe Daniel Webster.- Great Fire
at san jun Deer S 900 GOO in cold
NLw YoRK, Feb. 10.
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Encke's comet Was seen, both at the Cam.
bridge and the Washington observaiories
some days since. 1t is one Of the most celc.
brdled Of the comets whose periodic revolu.
tons have been computed.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY

.- Corner T11ulns ,und quincy StFcetb,T .ff.
WHEELING, VA.
pleted their extensive establishment prepared q
furnish the public with every variety OF work in their line
Splendid plain fancy arches, including tenders, sum-
ner fronts, fire iron stands &C., ovens common rord
anu straight barred grates.--s
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTOF STOVES
Including the and most improved coal and wood
Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate keel boat
bachelor, cham amber and paTor stoves rom 10 SOO
Hoowware in ali its branches Sugar kettles Of var
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. H. Ia
and most improved assortment of patterns long
perience i'm this line OF and the liberal patronage
hhert received warrant US to expect of
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay scale,
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon castings
PLoUGhs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We are prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane HULL Hornet, Snider, &c. We have also Sc
cured al this time the exclusive right TO manufacture ot
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements IN farming at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries. houses gardens
verandas sc Porrer,s improved graduating twycre or
ronwe secured the patent night for several eoui
ties for This useful IRON exhibit
from the United States possessing qualities
for faciita nr the Backsmiths labors which no other
possesses. Window caps. eonsos, &C. In short every
scrn5crs porch feet vault <oeiers window and
gatings &c Wrought IRON nail and spikes of tho best
quality and at the lowest prices.
Persons wishing TO purchase IN our line, whoesat
retail will please gyeus call All orders from tie
country viii, be careuy attended to and punetualy filed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices ~
aug2i. = . y '2HNEY "hHAMlLFoS * hoIEhS.N
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. MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
T., nr Sc.x;,ps of rS5S-SS. Y

~ of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 1S5S-'o3. .ih
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this Institu
i tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
o. A4-'N'h 10 'H BoAZD or TRUSTEES. ~. . '- --'
Rev. C.'ELLIOTT, d. d., President OF the Board sat
d o. NJ LANG DOSN NJ H., Secretary tg4! stgr .l..r
Rev. THORNTON y. MILLS. I Id, . -
Hon c. d. COFFIN.
r.. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. d. -l ~ uHfs b" 80 iHlt 90 ha-!lH
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. Fg.7 =.slf sHsfy lE.H
. Hoa. GEO. HoApLEY, JR. .- ..F-E a. tt,f, tr-,s
T.. 81. GREGORY, Esq. -. 80, f,,lt,
GEO MENDENHALL N. d. .hi ~ 4.ius 1o. -Auu!
The Faculty composed OF the following gentemensh
D. MussEy, NJ d. Professor of Deseript We and oper-
atve Surgery rs-. :. -,t:,.5If a. ,747r
Jois ID AVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy pup
jonx F. WIiIrE, n. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac'
ice OF Medicine, !. ~, =. |..l- To-. s.i. = y;
Diseases OF Women and hildrcn! "L -.i# ~ lALti
-lJouS A. MuprIrY, NJ ID Professor of Materin ,Medica
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence lg T.
C. CoavuYs, n. D., Professor OF Institutes OF Medi-
cine. @ 10. '' ~
I1Jous LOCKE, JR NJ. d., Lecturer on Chemistry bsh
"A pRrLI,ISARy Of Lectures upon some Important
specialities in Medicine and Surgery Will be gwen uuIG
the month October These lectures will be ircc stu
dents arc adv viscd to comn!cuce with this course
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened OH the
lst of October ytEls- . ,,. al
Dssecting Ticket SO radiation Fee S25." t1!f ~!
For further information address : ,lI .!l ,s.nlEt8
. " 'N' ' - - 49, j. p. JUDKINS, NJ. D., ,r.
tr Dean OF tho Faculty.
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lSTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

600 '.'. &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
n,cnts the the supply of Marble. and con.
templatng the erection OF Steam works. he w0ml invite
attention rctccts uildcrs, and tho public in Sci
inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian
Eytian Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which sold lower than other establish
ment in the west, t., E.t,... a. a.- 3, ..
stock before purchasing elsewhere -
His work Is done in the most elaborate style ana he
would invite the attention ofEpurehascrs TO examine his
stool and other carved work, Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs Head and foot Stones &C. and Grave ya.
work in every variey being enabled by his superior fac
es to supply this work at prices than
any other establishmentnth the county, ~ FIruaT
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
-t'.t ttH '..HAa Marble Mason and Vault Euldcr.
nJ-Also Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
at the lowest trade prices lfus 4a'-.s .r 5 1y.d.
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KEILS & CALDWELL,

.gHgD s(sUcCEssoRs, TO JAs.,rAuLL d COZ ua54
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines. Chemicals, Prints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ,.-.
IAVING purchased the cutire stock fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &C. OF the firm OF James PAUL &c wonld
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
gcucr rally AL goods warranted 4.. v...s ,i....I
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable successors
Messrs Kells Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
that former customers and dealers generally will
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
-a-5 p ~ ~ q - JAS. PA ULL& CO.
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NUMBER Ro6ezA1 81
p o ETR5 Y55 ~ y. y 7.g.s:s 55,5:i; !;
MY MARRIED DAuaHrfTR, 8

!sI Ny married daughter could you see, ,trAA ah2 s&
I'm sure you would be struck; ,ii,. 49, a. ,o.
Ny daughters all are Charming girls, A- W '1i'5tS
Few mothers have sueh luck5 ssgll ion bad M
My married one-my eldest child
" siAl hearts by magic wins; Ol 5He-H0a ST.4' ~
And my SECOND SO resembles her, 1g-;,s. ,-..t
Most people think them twins! s'''' -'' "a
i5y 5S.eo 200 I!!H ,l1YJgCl .sJ-9E 4tIIt g8
My married daughter spoils her spouse, y.
iIii She's quite pattern wiie 7i i9h.1 El ~
,3a And he adoTes her-well he may enc.
Few men lead such lie: '-'''-
" 7She De'er had fnnccd mortal yoIgGB al HEgI
d, -, I'LL he h0d won her h.art; n, 80 ,-rF
And my second DARING Just the same, - ='I.4
3oJtfiheYTe seldom known apart.ij GoqH ,ysm,T aiT
Her husband OF has pressed my hand, Yodsi ton
40, w lille tears were in his eyes,. 1gf
And said, fYol brought my Susan up-ti' t '03!' 5iG
With yru the credit lies.'isI5jtu oyfo al +sro7C
To make her domestic wife, -
~ lI own was all my aim; ~ eirErfT IL % sFp.IEgO
And my second is domestic, too--,,,,,, =, ,.t5,,
e'i My system was the same. ~ 't-'''''.''
az rgiulsIiy 10 sIzsYsiu sd buE &idgi gt! insn
Now, do you know, lve often thought, f..i,.,,,,,
~ The eldest OF the two, s4'' AHhl9iLs Ss
CShe's married 1rray speak out l:tc 81 81 4,
Would just have suited you?
glzYou neverlsaw hor2 how shall 10 YI3gEIg ES5Ig
My eldest girl portray? 49,, s,,...,-,,,. 4; -,a.
~ Oh! my second is her COUNTERPART, -'A 49,
TO And hertyouN n,eetto day. pil hnr ,j5situs aia