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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
DIR. SoHEycK, OF PHnADELPBn, AT Til

DR. SCHEgCK, OF PHnADELPBIA, AT THE
IRVING HoUsE.-Dr ScHEEcK will remain ct the lryog
House till Saturday 18th inst and BE- cOns1ed Il ms
rooms from AN 10 PM, each day He gives advice
gratis to all who are afflicted win diseases OF me
Luues and Digestive Organs and VIII give those VINO
desire u thorough examination with ms besproaeter ior
Is esch.
hicted with cousb cold nightswests. chils SWELL
Of the feet emsciaton, 6 at once imagine that they
symptoms may be- caused by affection OF tie Liver and
stomach The Mucous Membrane Of the Lungs Will sym
pahse with that Oft Liver aud cause coughs and eopo
expectoraiion.
The only way to the Lungs 10 start the secre
tons OF The Liver which frequently the first aud
the Lungs VIII relieve themselves The great object OF an
examination the patient 10 ascertain the first canse OF
the disease whether originating with the LIVER stomach or
Dr. soHrxcg is particularly DESTROYS of comforting with
his patients for the purpose Of sspsnlng ms system Of
properly astcsug the food and thus cans he gastric
juices give that sensnce aud strength 20 the system
which nature originally designed
DR. sCBENCg's REsPiROMETER.
The instrument Is made Of siser the sound conducting
equaled and far superior 70 the wood and flexible mate
rsls used the manufacture Of stetbosopes Its funnel
shaped extn mity, padded with India Rubber ct once
sdspts itself the chest and beng perfectly alright the
sound OF the hghtest breathing hinpest murmur is
conveyed into the siT.bulb chamber, whence 1t Is
transmitted with such intensity aud dstuctness 10 the
Of the Auscultstor enable him with confidence snd
without the possibility OF eOI 10 pronounce at once
upop the state and condition Of the organ under
inson diminishing the length Of the time usually eln-
ployed and without the slightest pain nconye-
pe1oe 10 the patient The medical faculty aud Of
the oa scientific men Of couniTy have testified To s
great superiority over all other instruments used for medical
suscuitHt0n.
DR.. sCHENCE's TERMS
The charge or fees OF DIR. J. N ScHENcE are: -
For an exaninato Of he Lungs with the RespTometer -
For visiting IN the
OVcfj miles,
Over ~ and under So miles
b under 100
Entrance for Ladies' at the private door oil the Irving Hous
Cbsnbersst side, where servants ere IN waiting TO con-
duct them 10 DR. ScHETCK's room
ScHEHcKs Pulm0no Syrup Is sold al VI per bottle, or
bottles for s. C. V CLicKESER Co. No. 81 Barclay st.
are the General Agents for New York and vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

LOUISVILLE, Iuesday FOB. " IsoJ.
j. II. Harvey, Editor Of The Louisville Demo
Graf leaves here tomorrow for Washington. 10 Is under
stood he goes at tie solicitation of majority OF the De-
mocretic member, II Congress TO take charge Of the
official organ OF Gsuer1 PeTce-Ihs Union 10 be The
said organ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

tT The Airline Railroad bill was killed in
the New'Jersey House yesterday, having only
- out Of the 81 votes necessary. Camden and
Amboy triumphs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

PEsssYLEAsh.-The Wing State Conven
i'on VIII be held at Lancaster March a. Candidates
Tor Canal Commissioners, Auditor General sad Eur.
veyor General sre 10 be nominated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

" The Prohibitory Liquor bill in the New.
Jersey Assembly was defeated yesterday BY a
vote of As against to in favor. The License
bill was defeated on Tuesday, upon the second
reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
Hon. George NJ. Dallas.

PHnADELPmA, Wednesday, Feb. %, 1853.
George N. Dallas did not accompany Gen
Pierce 10 Washington, but still remains here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
The Weather at Albany, &c,-Another Fresh
ct AniiciDated.



IL has been raining heavily here since md
night, and the water IN the riyer Is rising rapidly
the reighborbood Of Whitehall, foot Of snow fell yes
terday At Utica the rain has fallen hearty, and tns
Mohawk Il much swollen. A heavy freshe, Is expec'e'
here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

Mis'issIPPL-The Southern Rights) De-
mocrs''e S,stc CONVENTION will be held AZ Jackson
Maya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

K,ox's Hars--WhO has not heard Of Kyox's
o.. 90 what Gentleman clsmng % possess taste and
kss DOT worn them IL eoy they should
t as sblshGnebt No ~ Fr'tont a. once, and they
;i dss over that TIE low price u - they purchase
Hat seor in custy style and appearance % that sod
Al other establishments advance tina price OF y
rereent Remember this sud deal at KsOx's.
p~ II. l.. FOsTER's Fashionable Clothing
E~fsbhshDeut No. n Courtlsadtst desirable place 70
purchase Clothing Of every variety where the b1yias
public en- al times. find fll supply Of rssty mare
CoshpF made up from the bes naer.ls and e te ~
vorksn. large stcck Of winter clothing WHICH vi" 70
sold ~ very lov prices.
VALUABLE DOUBLE HoUsE AID LoT FOR SALE
AT AUCTION CoIE Chiffon will sell 81 the Mere anti
ExchsRge MosDAY. FEB y, a u oeIoek re
House and Lot No - ST. MaTfsplsee, " ieei IDcn ~
fIO feet Sale postive and without reserve. fo Rs,,cu
lar, we refer cur readers 10 the Arcco7ees NO waist
Cfy- The "CoxPosITE IROS RAILING made
nv tbe ATLANTIC RAILING WORKS,
Combines srent besuy. strength and cneapness- ~ Is
Wronsht Iron Framework connected by Orneeftsl CAs
Iron Tea melted on and around the structare iseH IL
may be made hgbt and grseefni IKE the
- WIRE RAILING,
a, heavy ard solid like the Cast Iron
Rsilings for steps streets Offices csn1etsries &c Also
yeraDdshs, Balconies, &c, for sale By
No 800 Broadway, corner OF Walkerst,
who the only authorized % sell TINS description Of
Railing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

IowA-The Democratic State Convention
has been called TO meet 5; Iowa City day FEB g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
seulAcr, Telegraph oses owner Of Hs-or-v ,.d sss.,.
Items.

Washipgtou Items.
sreeial Disraioh 70 Tie ". y. rSibSne
WASHINGTON, Wednesday PEG q, isa
The migration hitherward is immense.
There is no news stirring
In the Senate, the Army bill is to come m
to morrow, followed in turn by the Post oiEce sss
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bills. Ere.
New.Jer~ey observation-disclosures ofthe LiqsS,
Law and the Air Line Railroad.
TRENTON, "Wednesday. FEB. q, lso.
The proEibitory Liquor Law was defeated
today by vote of TO IS
The Air Line Railroad bill was also lost. Il
received - votes--3l being necessary to pass eln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

SPLENDID CARPETNGs FoR SPRIyG SALES,
1885, SMITH LoUssBERY. No. 4is PeaIlst,
cevng in store per late arrivals large stock Of Velvet
Tapestry. Brussels Three-Piy aud Ingram Csrpetins Of
chaste and elegant designs which having been purchased
previous the advances in prices they enabled
10 offer very great Inducements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

~ CARE IL Hicks, Stationers, having re.
moved 10 No 50 SssssDst would respectfully call the e.
tent0n Of their friends and the public generally 70 tesn
assortment Of Blank Books Paper and Stationery srces
of which they keep hand complete snd wei selected
stock Bin Heads, Cares Circulars Cbecks, Sc LiLho
eTapbe1 PrBt. order Blank Books Ruled and Bound
TO any pattern required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
Remarks.

The doctrine of our friend and correspond
ent il, that il We cannot have comprehensive
policy OF protection Tor the whole country,
then We had better have no protection at all,
but 90 at once for entire free trade. Our doc
trine is, on the contrary, that "half loaf is
better than no bread" and that if We cannot
have protection for ali interests we had bet.
ter secure il where We can for those
which need it. Whether an imperative
necessity exists for il in the case of our ship
ping interest may admit of question We don't
doubt il would get on very well without pro-
lection. So far as the foreign trade is con-
cerned we have now, as we have before stated,
entire free trade. Our coasting vessels alone
enjoy monopoly. But the very fact, that our
tunnage engaged in the foreign trade increases
relatively quite as fast as that engaged in the
cOasting traffic, is conclusive on the point that
the latter enjoys no monopoly which enhances
the price of freights
The foreign freights, where we have to en-
counter unrestricted competition, are quite
as tempting to our ship owners and ship
builders as the domestic. The only effect
therefore, OF allowing foreign vessels to partici-
pate in the cOasting traffic, would be to share
with foreigners a business now exclusively
conducted by our own citizens Now we con-
fess to the weakness of having prejudice in
favor Of our own people, which would at least
carry US so far as to induce us to advocate
the retention Of the coastisg trade in our
hands, especially in a case where no advantage
to any domestic interest could accrue by
throwing it open to foreigners. [Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

~ Wonderful improvement in Sewing Ma
chimes having recently been made renders these
chimes ahead Of mecaspca invention OF the age and
b. great xpense purchasing machinery expressly or tie
mandatory OF those machines the public that the
machine shall hereafter have all the latest imprOveme
attached with perfect mechanical accuracy, and the
seeming difficulty is removed. Cal AID examine
chimes at the principal elice, No IS Broadway,
l. NJ. SINGER 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

rY- Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye is a prepa-
ton which removes all doubt from the mind IN instant
The skeptc may the Of his hair changed rich
brown black in FIVE minutes Applied pnvaey - Cas-
TADosos No, castor House. Sod there and at the prn
cipai druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

w. H. DIsBRow's RIDING School, No. -
4ttrav-Hours for Lsdies, from A. VI 20 p NJ Hours
Tor Cept.mep from 70 g. and ITO z. NJ Ladies ish
ing 10 rde or t Lessons at this establishment be in
PRODUCED by some one kDown TO the PToPuetol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
Ohio wh,s state Convention.

CoLuMBvs, Ohio. Tuesday, Feb. p. 1881
The Wing State Convention assembled here
to day and nominated the following as their caniiales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

~ The attention of all wishing good Farms
on reasonable tenrs is particularly directed 20 the aiver-
tsenent OF j. c. SANDERS and h. GlBERr, No. Mas
eau st, headed "PGcoSIC fAKNiS."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

LEeIsLArUnE.-In Senate yesterday debate
upon the bill 10 distribute standard works Of
American authors among the School Libraries.
No result. In the Assembly discussion Of no
value arose Upon petition against free tickets
to members from Railroad Companies. The
subject was referred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

Hair DYE AND WIGs.--BATcBELoRs Man.
usooy for these articles is celebrated N az paIts Of the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig or
Toupce can surely be suited His har Dye sapphed, "a
sure guaranteed or sold wholesale and reta az MOI Wall
N Copy the address--beware OF limitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

~ FAmBAYKss PLATFORM SoALEs-LOng
known, severely tested always risht-the ACKNOWLEDGED
standard. FAtRhANks Co, No. 80 Water'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEB "a 1853

CoSGREss.-In Senate the announcement Of
Gen. Pierce's acceptance Of the Presidency
was followed BY resolution directing the sp-
pointment of Committee 70 make arrange
ments for his Inauguration. Some private bills
passed, and the Army Appropriation bill came
up The topic Of debate was the proposal to
place the National Armories again under civil
superintendence, as was the case prior TO 1872
IT was decided TO let them remain as az present
under the Superintendent of Officers OF the
Ordinance Corps. A large appropriation was
made for fortifAng the harbOr of San Francisco
A bill then was introduced and passed author
izing Consul Sharkey, at Havana, or any Judge
of the United States, at Key West or other
where, to administer the oath of Office to Hon.
w r. King. Some other business was trans
acted, but the Army bill was not disposed Of
when the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Jones reported that Frank
lin Pierce, of New.Hsmpshire, accepted the Of
fee of President Of the United States, which ac-
ceptance was duly recorded upon the journal
The Reciprocity bill was further debated by
Messrs. Tuck, Clinqnan. and i Ownshend until the
close of the morning hour. The Indian ApprO-
pfiation billwas then debated until the adjourn
ment. The amendment pending was 70 pay the
Creeks for lands taken formerly from them and
never paid for. The amendment passed with
proviso offered by Mr. Toombs that S335.167
of the sum be paid to citizens for depredations
committed upon them by those Indians. A
pretty sum for Mr.. TOombs's constituents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

En0Wh
standard FAiRBAHks Co, No. 80 WAter.st.
" FowlERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No 1871 Nsssau-st, NewYoTk aud
No. I42 Washngtoh-st, Boston.
WINDOW SHADEs.--Best assortment in the
world at NELLY 4 fEKGrscN's, Nos 1891 Broadway snd
81 Resde-st Dealers supplied from first hands. Shades
warranted to stand any climate and sold lower than AT any
other establishment
N B-Store Church, and other large Shades painted
and le.tered 10 order In superior style
LooKING-SLAss WAREHousE.-lSJ3.-L
ing Glasses At reduced prices RcHARDs klSGsLANn, No.
81 Cotandt-st. The trade supplied with Frames &c In
composition state. Factory No so Duanest, Newton
~ Beads, Of every description, for sale by
~. p. BRowN
Ne 1856 Pearl-st.,
New-Yofk
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
COunterfeiting.

We published in our last, an article
from the Philadelphia North American,
upon the sub jec, Of coun,crleiiing, ,ha,
contains .omc very valuable suggestions
upon the subject. 1t also virtually nc.
knowledgcs the doctrine always held
forth by great portion Of the Demo.
cracv,-ths: our present system Of bank
ting holds cut the strongest Inducements
10 corruption, cni evidently cnacnlers
deceit an crime. Especially do we
look upon the almost inlisc,iminate
circulation of the small notes ot hun.
3rcds Of Banks, throughout the Union.
as ons Of he most fruitful sources Of
mischief among us. We ever have con-
dercd !, one crca, cause, and probably
the principal one why We are so re
Guen,'y troubled to get small change.
There is such universal listrust of the
foreign small note circulation, that eve.
Ty ono reserves his change, and enIeav
ors TO pass of his small bills, when If
they were entirely out Of the way, small
coin would supply their place. Larsc
bills would be preferred TO specie, so
that there would be no inluccmen, to
h'ari up specie, anil small change
wou! be abun liant for all the wants of
community. The article ALLUDED to,
coming as it does, from strong pariz.
an Wing press, that has generally de.
lende,i all Bank measures, is pretty COOL
evidence tina, reform is mperiously de.
mandel.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Paint yOur Houses.

Now is the time for preparation; soon
after the hca, Of summer is over, say IN
September anil October, is the best time
to paint. One Goa, laid on in Autumn
is equal TO Two in simmer; the lead
dries more evenly, and oil hollis il much
longer than when spread in no, wealth.
er Pain, laid on in Fall weather is
more lasting than when put on in the
Spring, because the surface becomes
hardened through the winter, w,hou, ex,
posprc TO the intense heat Of July and
August, and is therefore much less likely
10 suffer from the effects OF the ensuing
summer. Whenever white lcnI adheres
20 the hand when rubhel over il, put on
o thin coat. a house once we'll paint.
81, If lightly coated every third year sue
caedinc, will be more economically
painted, and KEEP, in better preservation
than in any other way. Use none but
the best material at any time Wor.
c,stsr Spy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
COniugal Affection,

A Madame Adricn D., living In the
quarter OF 81. Psul, hnd on Sunday u
slish, quarrel with her husband, md
refused 10 give him kiss Of reconcile
alton before leaving home. AZ, however
.le was devoIeily attached 10 him. hav'
ing been only recently married. her con-
science rcproachcd her With wha, she had
done, and she went after him. Bu, not
bsin. able TO find him anywhere, she,
being Of o nervous and imprcssonsble
character, pictured TO herself'ha, slung
10 the heat o, her GOODNESS, he had
thrown himself into the river. Shc &C.
corllnsly determined on not surviving
him. She ligh,e,l Two pans OF charron!
by her BEDSIDE, and threw herself on her
bed 10 ewait death. She previously
wrote touching letter making known
her reason for committing suicide, and
left it on the table. Late o, night her
husband reiurnci. He lounl his wife
still breathing. He at once threw open
the window, and she recovered sufficient
ly to ask his pardon. He told her he
had not been angry with her at all, and
she then expressed desire to live. A
medical man was sent for, but in spite
Of all he could do, she expired in T. short
,ine.-Datyoit.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
INDIA nnl CHINA.

The Overland Mail had boon tele.
graphcd, The dates were, Calcutta,
Aug. 90; Bombay, Aug. 80.
The famine continued OF Rancoon,
with the prevalence OF cholara among
The Natives, asd fever among the Brit.
ish troops.
The Coh,,nercial accounts from India
were more satisfactory than my received
for some time.
The hired feet blockading Chin XII.
ons consisted of eight English and A.
efcan vessels. Nothing later is ro.
ceived concerning Commodore Perry's
movements.
Powhauan arrived o, Hong Kong on
the Goth, aud the Vandalia at Macao
on the 90 July, and both had gone north
to join the Japan Expedition.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Telegraph Wanteil.

Every days cxperimcncc shows mos,
clearly the wan, off telegraph at this
place. About $4,000 wonll construc
a lire 20 Portsmouth, which wouli put
this place in connection, with Cincin
n'ii. Columbus, Clvelanl, Wheeling
Pittsburgh and all business points ir
the country with which Tfonton ha:
much correspondence. a new lire will
soon be needed between Portsmouth and
GallipoIis, and if our citizens wouII
90 10 work AMI raise the stock, to con
meet with Portsmouth now, this link
would soon form a part of the main
line. The subject needs no arsum en-
but is manifest OF itself.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
The Election.

We expec'ei,o to lay before our readers
this week the official vote Of the STATE
hu, are unable TO, not having receive.
our usual exchange. Saturday, nor any
late news by the river. |, is sufficient,
however TO show that the entire Dem
ocra,ic State ticket is elected BY large
majorities. Even the official vote upon
Senator, We are unable TO publish, no,
having received it. However, An.
derson 'eceivcd a majority in every
County, amoniing in the aggregate 10
over 500
1t is something new under the sun for
Lawrence County 10 have democratic
Representative in each branch of the
Legislature.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
lron,on, Oct. %.
For The Times.
Yours, DC.
CITIZEN.

For 'hc Times.
MEssns. EpIroRs II attended the
Concert given by the Iron,on Brass
Band, on the l7,h. and was highly graft.
fe with the performance, both vocal
ard instrumental, some oflhe Solos suna
by Mr.. Glass, were, in my opinion, rare
pieces of music, and we'll executed
There was one feature of the entertain.
mcnt. however, which was not cir the
bills,' an | which, in my opinion, was
disgrace to those concerned in it, il
NJ, to the town i,sclf,-,hat was the
spirit Of rowyiSm manifested BY some
OF the young men present.
Such conduct, in my opinion. is not
only calculated to reflect upon those en-.
gage in it, bn, it is a very serious an.
noyance TO the audience, as well as to
those engaged in the performance.
lido not mean to con Iemn the reason.
able manifestation ofapplause, because
Young Amcrica mus, make some cxhi.
bition of their approba ion, snI because
it is customary 10 exhibit it in the clap.
ping Of hands, &c.
Blu, such demonstrators MS were
made on tha, occasion, ,partook too much
oflhe viii Iness Of savage life. to be tol.
Grated in a community protesting al
least to be civilized, and the sooner the
authorities suppress the spirit, or spirits,
the better for community.
Musical performances are entertain.
ing and instructive, and | would be glad
to see the Band repeat their Concert at
least monthly, through the year; but un.
less tie authorities take measures TO pro.
tect tho audience from such annoyances,
the female portion Of community will be
compelled 10 absent themselves in fu.
ture. A LADY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Communicated for the Timc..
/ Caution 10 Sabbath Breakers.

On Sabbath last Elias Phillips son
of Joseph Phillips, Sen-who for sew.
eral years pas, has resided near Oak
Hill Jackson Co. o. attended shooting.
match near the Store Of Joseph Yates, in
Washington TIP. Lawrence Co. O. This
party consisted mostly ofyoung men (the
best Of marksmen) the match conclude |
by candle light. Feelings ofdissa,isfac
.ion and competition being the result OF
the match, parties remained until Sunday
morning the 18th inst, at which time
money was s,akcd. and two young men
(selected by the psr'ies,) we're TO shoe,
the match.
A suitable place Gin the wools) being
selected and JUICES chosen-thc shoot.
ing began. After alternate shots from
each party a dispute arose in reierence c
TO the nearness OF the sho,s-this occa
stoned dclay-during which time Elias
Phillips had reloaded. After decision,
ond preparatory to another shot, Phillips
resumed his gun, and not remembering
he had loaded the same placed the toe
OF his boot on the cock OF his gun-nnd
while in the act Of attempting to blow
in the same unfortunately bis Toe slim.
ping the entire load was discharged into
the left cheek three four,hs Of an
inch from the angle Of the mou,h-tho
ball passing upward and backward skin.
ned the upper jaw, to some extent. split
and entirely fractured the lower. (break.
ing it in several places) between it's
angle and articulation, passing out near
the ear. Doctor Norton was obtsineI
in about six hours. he examined the
woc=a and after removing several n'ecss