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800, 900 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

PKIIF ESNtJK HNNI = WNFNT VIFT
ENTERPRISE OEfI!F WibGLE WORLD =
DRDFESSOR J. WOODNtN BART w"uli
i respeciiuliy intprm th-sI!ia1is"f N-~-f"k /.
and the wfrli atiarse; tnat = the Iurppsc al
enabling all to wee AIS wonderful 'lhtstr ,iion "i
the entire woril. Che fig, gsl.o w thing oi til
kind ever p%rrluced,) nps on -xh hilton ut the
Worll's H,il, Nos. 81 aud $40 broadway, aud :
lor the purpose Of popullriLing American hrt
andai,o ot giving "A "osIi.wil, ca culation 20 hts
renowned "iSmk Of Travrls, AdSenIurss nd An
&C iot.s," " h,ch .hould lie read by the palIs,n,
iss will i%'uI,U- ,nng thu purchasers e his
tirke,, of a linl,.ion tho Gllowins mxniic-n,
anf v,Iu,Gtc Gifts a Aiatlny t. the sun total ols
l,lsp
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COM ERC1AL MUTUAL
INSi RANCE COMPANY,

lNS' kA >CE CfhfANf,
PnoyiDn>CE, |.
Once ia TranAlin House, corner III south Main an
College streets.
Insnre agsins Fire and Marine Risks an a. favoia
bile terms ns ott,sy Ato'k Com panics.
Capital 10000.
This Company affords the same security m oths-
stock companies VIA the additional advantage Ia
the Insured Of sharing equally with the Si"' kholder.
la the Nru Earnings Oi the business, without any li 4
hility to as,cssmynt.
DIRECTORS
Thomas USrkness. Amos n Brckwith,
Urray Taft Hem, Lippit,,
Truman Jeekwith Hosea Ballou, Jr.,
TIL nas J. stead, Henry g.. M~nIhewson
William 4. Ru,insng james &. AniIony,
IanIcs Y. Smith, John n Mn."i,
A. I. Diku. Daniel Day,
Billings B,rtow, Edward ftnroe,
CL,rles II. Dnl,ney, George W. Ghapin,
Charles l.. Fisher, William J. King,
Cy rus Taft, Joseph Carpenter,
Cy - Il. Manchester, Seth fsdelIord,
Earl i. Mason.
THOMAS uAltKNESS, President.
GEO, &. ARNOLD, Srcr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance to this Comps
ny will receive prompt attention..
I3 lA ~ IA
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GUNNER HATs-Jus, received a large and
- beautiful assortment Of thin Hats, consulting
in part of Drab, Beaver and white, brush, Pmna.
mn, Lcghorn, Canton, Pedal, Limci, Can ida
Straw, and Palm Leaf Hats, tor men, youth and
children 81 the hates, styles; also n few more OF
those wide awake hats. Tor sale low, nv
JACOB WEAVER,
ia Thames street.
P.S Panama, Leghorn, Straw and all 9TH
er Mind. Of bats cleaned and pressed in the b q,
manner ne shove. W.
MT
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OF C;TTI,

PsoT. lIsRr't WHOLE WoWLD, worth an unrprT,s~
fortune to any onr, vtucd ~ 5 1900 Ii F,
PHnv. IIlap's ELRGISr CrrsrRy SEAT, with lcs
acres ~ rppI. IN y higI state ~ cultivation, the
hIltfng- az Nrn ca G st SIt,oD, situated un Lrns 1
I-hml Ssunth snd =, JsnIandtig amsgtihcrnt view
of 80 niles IN c,r.y. ,l4rcIiun. - % Oh a.
The Cclcbrnicd " ,pEt - rus cary OF San tpA>- D..
cisco, valued nj SOJO.OO D,
LAND. lp,0,tbG O..
AMlaSIrIcE%r CIV rkS,pENcE w New Ynrk.
~ o. 70 I,
loo, 900 Volume. ~ Paw. HAR-S extensive rRAv-
Els ~ ,hr vt MI \rS Wolf. iutt rspcrsrd with d.
rem uNa'lc Siyrntnrr-, Amlsiug NuecdOtcs, Hud
T1r.linc incrieui. elegantly bound, with alt ed
-. mtlIiug p'ytTt, ~ The Hhih,r. as 100 o. q.
TwENrN.Fiys RutLptNg Lor~, rtrh Containing
lO,UOO .rutte lrct, IN , hrs"rnul Nti,gr IN the sub
urbs Of New iork cry, each yaNIvG Al sit0,
I2.5I0 no
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GAS

4 Y extensive assortment OF Gas Fixtures, ~ ,ups
"A rior style and finish may he found Al tho store
one door north Of the DAILY News Oiice.
j. GEO. II. NORM AZ.
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TARRANT's INDEL.IBLE INK.

a superior article, warranted 10y the proprie.
tor, and acknow lodged by all who have tested il
to be the best article OF the Kind now in use.
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUREBS AMI COPABIA.

Sanctioned by popular op,mon aud highan'ho'
ity Of the most dlstinguis shed III the me,ilcal lac.
uliy, il offers to tie ilicted a remedy, whose
success has in every instance Supported it, de-
served reputation. Being convenient and agree
able in us use, experience has proved that It re-
tsins in every climate its desirable and truly yal-
liable character. II is in the form of paste, is
t,stelcss, aud does not impair the digestion. II
10 prepared with the greatest possible care, upon
wei. tested principles. To persons inlIoN ing
the sea, or going long voyages, lhis preparation
possesses qualities Ear surprising any other
neat and portable in its torn, speedy and eitlca-
clous in It's operation, successful both IN the ear.
Hest and worst stages Of the severcst diseases,
whilst the usual and nau-eous siste and un?lcas.
ant odor to copabia is wholly avoided IN thu,
preparation.
Prepared aud soil, Wholesale AID Retail, by
John A. T\RRANr, successor To James
Tarrant, 27s Greenwich, corner Of Warren -.
New York; aud sold uy T.. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Charles'ou, =. {. 4. u. McGmw, Natchez;
Moore Il ilondcrickson, Savannah; NJ. A..
Santes 4 Son, Norfolk; W. :. Reese, Baiti-
moe Joseph Fucker, Mobile; Sickies & Co.,
New Orleans; u. u. Gilman, Washington, ID.
c.; r. W. Dyott 4 Sons, rhlln.; Wecka 4
Potter, Boston K~oshmnhler 4 Anderson,
Georg town, ID. &.
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OF Eli W.. -" NDoNNE
CUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME -FRoM
- rHE E>GLL CHEMIcAL WONKs.-Thc
subscriber 10 now prepared I" m NE the Spring
deliveries ui this Invaluable Fertilizer, In%anuf,c-
turc,i at the aa.yc' we'll knuwn estab ishmenl, eli
lier from The Works on Staten Island or from
tho Depot in New York, Farmers aho have
not leit their orders are requested Ia send them
earl, u, the demand i,r III. sca'on will he larg,.
Orders by mail with cash rem,,lanc-s will bo
prompt, attended To. I he Super Phosphate i.
packed in bags Of $50 lbs. each. and the price Is
tbs same AS iast scason,. 2 IA cents per ID.
ALFRED +. KEMP.
81 Beaver ste, New York.
Office II the EAGLE CiIEMlCAL COM
PASY.
a24 ynd&w
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Tnlntr ELEa.xr nn. Ew onnrMNsaaarEn. :
lo -c,. elcr,nt sIlrEa rr,.srvoN, 9

200 -C's clcg,nt SILVER fE'-FfvoNt lt4uo 10
50 sets " UESfvr =" ~ 800 Oh.
~ sets " Tauis.SruIN n 4Jsto.
200 vols. Ma. PtHrIsgguS's JAhrEr
b,o orruS, at 30 c,. 10000 Oc.
3O.cOp pieces OF the most fashionable Music,
,, 2, ITS. 5000,
5000 elre ant SrGgL ESGRAvisos, NJ q cts e,7JOSo
"a. 900 Finely engraved PpCkEr MAPS ~
rue Ciryor Nav NoRk, lil277 IS
3l.0-g Porte Monnni-s, at2j cty 7,ii2ap
A Loan for 100 Yeats, without interest," or,
security, of Cash, Iodos o.
u IN conf lently believed that the tt kes viii NIL
he 'old and the property will he distributed BY the
fret Of June.
The property will re placed In the hsnd' offs Com
mittrr appointed nv tho tiekri holders, to- be distrii'-
ul-d In n perfectly fair aud suusfac,ory manner To all
cOnrerntd.
Toe rrice ofiickc',i. 81 .,ch, %cntitins the hol-
der to- lour ndniissiuns TO the u ,%hibiuon, aud one "f
thu 3oo, 100 gifs.
M orders fr ticker. rrpsi ~ addressed, postpaid,
euh the money enclose u, To Prof J. Nopdn,sn
IAu, Nos 37 snd 80 broadway WORLDS
HALL. New-Yurk, aud she tickrts viii be promptly
forwarded to any part ~ the world.
Any iniurmslion relative ~ The properly may 70
obtain,d NJ the Office of thr WORLDS nAlIr orc
FL yi.-chsr a Co, No. 20 hssssn'St, New'iorh'
m2t 3tn
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PAINTS. GLASS. &

TUE subscriber. having taken the ,'"re No. ~
i Loag Wharf, Cor the p,rpose %, carrying on
the business OF Painting and Glazing IN all it'
branches, is prepared to execute all orders IN HIS
line IN the uosI thorough manner. Particular at
tention paid to Gr,ining and Sign painting, and
m. work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
A share of Public patronage is solicited.
~ SIN JOHN &. STODDARD.
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3TA.oiosie1i Senisa,ies, Scientific and Distinguish
ID ubLe Msn,-and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rcv. DR.. Lyman BERcHER, late President Of
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Dr. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prot. Of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hon. DANIEL 2. THoMpsos, Secretary
Of State nj Vermont, author Of "Grcen Mountain
Boys,""L ok Amsden," &c, Montpelier, VT;
N. r. WILLIAMS. ESQ, formerly Collector OF
the Port Of Baltimore, Md; Rev .J~osErHLirch,
Philadelphia, Pa; Il, q. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up \ 81 size, in large square bottles with
riek enama,d hae wrappers, gHt directions. dad
fac nimils Of Wm. Jon'n Criler, containing nearly
f.sr tunes tNe quantity Of the smaller size.
- 'Bepar, Of Countefits and i~mtations
Enuuire for the article 10y its WHOLE NAME,
"yEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Pr,pared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druvgi.ts. Boston, AMI sold by Apothecaries aud
country Merchants generally. Price, large sire,
81, 90; small size, 90 cents.
For s,le in Newport by ". J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD q CASWELL.
iyll Gan
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NOTICE.

rTIE subscriber informs the public that he has
L taken the Ks, ,tr cet House and put u in COM
plete orde- hei no~ prepared to onteria n guests,
aud no pains will be spared TO give entire satisfaction.
Il JOSEPH BATEMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-22

The b Dlder OF each ticket, 10 entitled, first, to a
steel plate engraving, (size rs x 30 in.) Of the
GREAT AnERIcAr HISTORICAL WORK Of ART,
WYOMING,
A copy Of which may be seen at the Office Of this
paper. and second, 10 one Of the $50 900 Gifts,
which will be distributed on the completion Of
the sale Of the tickets.
The pure haser of 5 tickets, on tho receipt ol
his order, will bs for sarded. carefully packed,
either one copy Of the "Wyoming" elegantly
painted in oil colors, or one copy Of the "Wyo-
ming" plain, and one copy Of each of4 other
4 sugravings, equal TO il in value, and is entitled
TO 8 gifts. The purchaser Of more than s tick.
cts, can have his choice out Of 100 different sub
jects, iiom steel plates owned by the Artists
Union, each picture being in value equivalent to
the NV yoming, " and Is entitled to one gift tor
each ticket he holds A list Of tho subjects can
I've seen at the Office OF. tho paper.
AGENTS. Persons desiring to become Agents
Tor the sale oftickets, by forwarding (post-paid,)
81, shall he sent 4 Gift Ticket, n copy Of Wv
"mins, and a prospectus, containing all necessa-
~ information.
Il is confidently believed, that the tickets will
te disposed Of by the first Of July, when the dis
MiTrEE APPOINTED by the TICKET
HOLDERS.
The steel plates from which tho EngravingS
4are 1hnted. can bc seen At the office OF the Ar
fists On;on and cos, 500, 900. Specimens of
ihs Oil Paintings and En.ravings, arc also on
view at the rooms.
REFER ENCES, IN regard to the property.
w. C. BARRKrr, Esq Counsellor at Law, 10
Wall ST. N. Y, F. J. V%IsscHrR * Co. Real
Estate Brokers, 80 Nas.su ~, N. Y.
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must be
addressed postpaid, with tho money enclosed, to
J. W. HOLBROOKE. Sec.
~ 23n sos Broadway, New York.
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GREAT ARTISTS UNION ENTERPRISE
100000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE

xoOsVOO JAR rs FON TIE PEOPLE
erATUARY, $40 900
OIL PAINTINGS, 10000
ENGRAVINGS, colored in oil, as 1000
STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGs, Al 900
CASH LOANS, for 100 years each, 20, 900
REAL ESTATE, $4,000
TOTAL, s25O,OOO.
The Americas Artists Union, would respcct.
fully annonnce In the citizens of the United s.
and the Canadas. that tor the purpose OF The ad.
vAncement and extension ofthe Fine Arts, and
with n view Of enabling every iav,ily throughout
the length md breadth Of The land to bccome nos
se~sed OF gallery OF pictures, many of them the
work ct master minds, and finally. for the pur.
pore Of giving n worldwide circulation 10
DAaLEY'5 GREAT PICTURE Of
WYOMING,
They have determined 10 distribute among
the purchasers Of this work, Price ST 90,
100000 Girta OF the value OF seoO,oOO.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Marble Satuary, S4O, 900
q 100 elegant bust. OF Washington, a +SIOO 10000
100 Clay, 100 5000
TOO Webster, 100 10. 1000
100 Calhoun, 100 10 600
Gu Paintings and Coi0red Ntsei Engrarnss.
30 elegant Oil Paintings, leach 800
in splendid gilt frames, size 3s4G 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings,
Il. each $50 5000
800 steel plate engravinss, irillisntly COL
ored in oil, rich gilt frames, a X 80
|. inches each $40 5000
10, 900 elegant steel plate Engraving, col
orcd in OIL, Of the Washia gton Monu-
ment, 20 x rs, each. 81 $40, 900
1877 600 steel plate Engray,nes, from 100
different plates, now in possession Of,
and owned by the Artists lJn,on, Of
the market value Of, from 80 cents to
100, each, Sal 900
REAL ESTATE, ss4 900.
I elegant Dwelling, in 32d street, in N. Y.
city, $4,000 20
building lots in 100 and l0lst SITS. n.
Y. city, each 20 X 100 Il. deep,
each $1,000. S22, 90
100 Villa Sites, containing each 1000 90.
II. IN the suburbs Of New York city and
! commanding a magnificent view OF the
Hudson River and Long Island Sound,
each, 500, $50, 900
LOANS OF CASH, $4,000.
~ loans Of cash, for 100 yrs each without
,ntara.t ~ o.,ur.t,, oEn ..ch OK nnn
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THoRNs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co.
pAuIA Nh StKSAPARIILA posseaEea "A

PhBIA AND sARSAPARILLA possessea a
few sdv,niages not cnjo, ed 10y any othet mcdi.
cine Coz the cure oi soxusl diseases and which
must, with m enlightened public, render i assn
rrdly highly popular, aud a desidcratum long
sought Tor ia the medical world. I, needs ~
confinement or change OF diet. IN it's approved
form, that OF a paste, It u entirely ,aptelcss, aui
causes no unpleasant sensation 70 ,he patient.
Il has acquired the utmost fa,ne IN alno,t eg-
cry part Of Europe, u mas becn examined, a.
proved oi, aud sanctioned by the faculty OF med.
'cine, aud recommended by the m1st emlncn, Of
the profession. r~rpared d, J ". Thorn, Chem
isi. London, and ior ssls Wholesale rnd retail
by j. A.. 1ARRANT, sole ag' ut ior The United
Sl,,e., 273 Grcenvi eh street, New fofk.
mil "
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.

UNIFIED SlAlES lloi LII,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS we'll known Establishment, celebrated
L Tor IT. Table, .nd Te-iurnished IN Modern
STYLE, will. Ladies' Parlors on tho first floor, is
most centrally situated on CHESTNUT STKhrT
the fashion ,ble pro netulc--nppusite the Gus
tom House, and near Independence Hall.
CAPT. CilAS. Il. MILLER,
Whose reputation ~ 4 Host IL well known. rs
determined il shall lose nothing by his future ci-
forts. The highest degree Of satisfaction guar
anieed to all who may favor him with their com
pany.
Or Families can secure a suit OF Rooms hy
telegraphIng a.sy or two in advance.
PmLADELrHIA, May, 1854,
m23 dly
VASES-C. r. HAZARD & Co., have this
day added 10 their former stock, large as
sortment 81 China, Parian, B'sqne aud other
styles of v,ses, making tn II stock very com
Met, m26
FANCY PITCHERS.
DIsQUE, Parian, Nedgew 'od, China Glass, ana
Irfge assortment ol other styles OF Pttcaers,
ON hand ami for sale low, by
l.. T. HAZARD & 20.
mst No. 10 Washington square.S
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DE

DT.N I'm TTN 7.
A IL operations exrcated hv WIN. ".
"A SMITH, u y very superior manner. AT mod
crate pr'ces.
Rcfrrcn ,.s of the high 'si standing given to
those unscvuaintcd it'll hs operations.
Room. dirrc,l, over The Post Office.
VT
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HIGH STREET u

NEWPORT, R. l.
/ TUIs HOUSE will he open fr the
reception Of Bnsrder.. Families desiring an
airy, pleasant and qnie, location with comfortable
aud sonve nient rooms. can he accommodated fr
the season on reasonable terms Every attention
will he given to the wants aud comfort of bo,rders.
~ T.. SHELDON, Proprietor.
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NARRYAI.L For Sse-A one horse Csrryail,
v in good order. Apply to II. n. YOUNG.
m30 cor. Parade.
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PREPAREDr
JAMES c.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD By,
HAZhRD x CASWEi l., and II JTAYIOR,
NEWPORT.
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OFFICES 10 LET

ON Washington - over Apothccarics Hall,
W T. rec Offices, (now occupied by-U. y. En-
sincer.) These rooms are easy of access, well
lighted, aue lofty, and well finished. They will
Ne rented sngiy or together. Af5ly TO
HAZARD & CASWELL,
IL Washington Square OK 1877 Thames 81.
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DAM For Sale-Loam or Soil ma, be had in
~ Large or small quantities, for ten days, On
application 10 The subscriber, cor. Of Redwood
and [ ot'ase strccts. GEO. IL. WILSON.
il
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IMPROVED style of"wiic swakc' hats, received
L this day a. MUMFORU \,
Also, nice dr,b beaver hats Of the lnts.t style.
10
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WHALE Oil-Just reed on consignment, 80
w Dbl. first quality winter and spring bleach
ed.whale oil, which will be sold low.
&. < Co.
tx 3 Market square.
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: VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI.SAM.
Co~sssaisg rSihs1 Prxsse Acid, nsr Tartar Emuic.

TIE GREAT
REMEDY Tor all PULMON-
AIRY DISEASES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ees during a period Of
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS,
by Eminent Physicians, Cisr-
evurr. p~rof,ssors of coii,pes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
NEJY YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCI'
ETY-ANNCAL MEETING.
Yrcm Oar Own Reporter.

ALBANY Tuesday Feb. 7, 1854
find sixty fat cattle have been entered up to O'Clock
tits probable that some further entries may be made
AZ many Of those entered not vet on the ground the
show does not commence till 10 morrow, wednesday
Among those already here is pair OF steers years Ola
from Monroe County, which the owner Mr. james Opi9n,
LouCswl exceed anything ever fatted IN ihls state
innate them by sight equal 20 the heaviest oil ths
Worlds Fair fat cattle One of them Is nan oahah Hu
b,If Devon out of Devon cow and naIAeu wan rey
handsome pair Of Devon horns lis Color Is reu "a
sros and form almost perfect The other Is nA'lNe auu
D,rham cross red color and very lat lhey nave Secn
yoked TO gentle them. but never worked ana na'S eSo
(, for beef over three years MI p'oh W IS ne -
to thom wear ago and if ne gets no more now ne hvis
IN m the credit Of making very superior PAIR o. OoSN
Gfo shelter of Wheatland, Monroe CounJT mas thres
.ayod heiiers worthy Of special no,ce IeeI rom
cher calves for any any extra quaiyi nave o0ou
i've wears and now remarkably rat ana e'la s
weigh ls} cwt each live weiSht. 1Ie! or. ;i-o,S
Xel ana had 10 be hauled twelve miles to th' ralro-I
TIE hps Of tho largest so broad that o~4'' "'"
rest easy between them ,,o.a of beeves
which are fine though not equal to the above Vn2 p-"
of 3 wear old steers half and han durham az
ioId, weight 30 cwt are really me oeSNes ,, srs All
red excert one steer has white face distinctive mrs
If Hereford blood free martin heiitr year od' iuu
blood Hereford is very aud fine bred and good h.dI3
\ grade Durham COW, year old. which gave mix tH
within two months has piled the fat surPfsinsiy p
lrr side stands "a 3 wear old grade Durham which weighs
Nc eys and handles fair could be desired year
3D. 4,l grade steer weigh. 2075. Another year Old rel
ted bach Euc coarse. weighs Il ewt Oh course ne Is
" native red COW f51r years oil wetzhs IS cgt and
+. gvery handsome becve two years oh graie iraan
B, as large big or ana thfee spayei Meter, are Ney
1,-c an altogether meSe upa pretty good saoT Tor
~ tner 10 bring far. However Ne suppose tey are
'i ,..o e5 = vcry lna PAR Of Dlrlams coming % l5
h.l as SIC ltH l~c F'''-V' '
a'iosa CS, s singular tia: only nine sheep hare as
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THE NEBRASKA DEBATE.

Fr.rp Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Feb. T. 1854
Senator WADE poured the grape-shot into the con
spirators yesterday hot and heavy. 1t made someof
the Slavery party vince. The article in TIE iaieit-
ptaceT creates great excitement Ii 1t hi come out
ten days ago it would probably have saved several
Southern Wing votes but is too late; they are com
uitted TO DOUGLAS What can be more humiliatng
than to see gallant Wings like Gov. JONES and S1na-
tor DAWSON trailing along after DOUGLAS Inc poor
apology that the North has offered them the boon and
they do but innoccntly and passyely accept IT, won
do They have left the Wing party AMI gone into the
Loco Foco camp under one Of its n'anest leaders
JOY 90 with them Every Southern wing VINO woes
for this bill as well every Northern Democrat that
unports IT, seals bis own political destruction Be
o tho North furnishes an Arnold ii does not justify
the South in participating in the treachery as oenaor
WADE well said.
There is great baclwaIdness the part OF the OPP
moments of the bill in speaking. Mr. SEWARD has been
prevented from preparing such speech as the oeca-
sion reouires by sickness in his family and by other
enosoemeuts But there are other Senators who nave
certainly had sufficient time to weigh tine SUBJECT ana
Who were expected TO be ready to take the floor at any
moment But yesterday DOUGLAS came near bringing
the bill TO vote for the want of debate Where are
Messrs EVERETT, SUMNER, CLAYTON and TRUMAN
SMITH The last named, hear, is ready to give them
a heavy battery.
Senator RUSK appeared in the Senate to-day and was
warmly welcomed. He could give Douglas thorOush
dressing out if he pleased No man could 90 II oet'er
He is known to be at heart strongly opposed to the oi
and nothing but his recent arrival and consequent lack
Of knowledge of the points I'D the debate VIII prevent
his participating in it, He will DO it Justice If he I'M
dertakes it, you may rest assured. There are hopes
vet Of JOHN BELL and Mr.. BADGER. Both have taken
very strong grounds against the bill in private CONVEX
saton and il not yet certainly known that they have
Teceded -
In the House all is uncertainty. The few Southern
members that were counted as against the bill nave
nearly all cayed in Strong hopes were entertainer OIL
PRESTON Of Ky, but believe they are ali blasted,
TIE demonstrations in the North have been too few
and too feeble thus far to produce any effect upon the
Iyoyeripg and so the Administration and the slave
mower have won them all to their side.
Since the action of the Soft Committee IN lam
many Hall the Sots here have changed points and are
now advocating DOUGLASS bill. D.