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his claim I'd the premium onered by the Emigran
Aid Society," for the best poem illustrative of the
e. new land speculation in Kansas:
THE MASSACHUSETTS EMIaRANT SONG
To the rewn of sob its all IN my eye Betty Martin ,
It's dreffle long ways we're agoin,
But our motives are noble and crate =
To them Fellers out west we're for shown
The best way to build up State!
They don't knO,-Poor Fellers they don't kno
That wings are soopcrf1Oous here
Where our Party has held all the places
For this ever so many year.
While there the case is quite different
So we're goin for the good Of the Cause,
To take our political notions
And frame them out there into Laws
Truman Smith, he says its for "Freedom,"
And Goodrich, and other chaps TOO;
But if We should speak our convixions
We'd say hdt's a " dodge" and a "do.'
Do YOU think that such Critters as we be
Would go such dreff1e long ways .. -
Juest merely for down trodden Freedom"
If want good business, that pays. .r-
Why, bless yeti don't cost us a dollar
Foi mis pll erlmage all the way threw
Out there were to have Farms and Housens
And other slick property teu.
truman smith, hes to gin all these feu us,
=. FOR tne good OF I" the cause" it may be- .
II ne chuses to say it's for " Freedom,
why, what does it matter to we.
Who 'bieves Connecticut Yankee
would smell out Tor Freedom'' so flush
and not even expect a back aihankee?
Do you think We believe II oh hush,
NO: No. his motyve's far deeper,
For ne thinks the Peoples such Shotes
mat when he s thus blinded each peeper
Ihey1i gin him, and Seward, their votes.
So we rekkin its great spekkillation,-
a Trade that looks both ways al once.
w here office will do for the Patriot
And this /" Freedom will Sc DOB for the Ounce
While Wen have Stores, Farms and Housens
All gin to us "frce"-for the " the Cause,''
We'll only plant out there 10 scesin
HIS Wing INSTRUCTIONS and laws
Them stories bout Slaves out in Kansas.
Which moves all our Wimmin to tears
IL Is only got up for the purpous
OF excitin the dear little bears,
Wont they hand out the sinners to Truman,
wont thur Loveyers and Husbands paw too:
o Or who, who, before in New England
Ever saw such a crate Doodle {" Do -,
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EVENING STAR.

"Ahab JONES'" in the Pittsfed Sun, thus puts il
his claim To the premium offered by the &c Emigran
Aid Society,", for the best poem illustrative of tn
new land speculation in Kansas:
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CASH IGR NEGROES.
VTyI wish to purchase immedisteiY q large num-
w ber of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
orleans market for which We viii pay the highest
ash prices All persons having Slaves for sale, will
ind it to their advantage BY calling on Us, at
ly occupied by ]. 8. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. All communications prompt
ly attended to.
Jan fly IN WILSON 4 q. a. DURx.
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TNHE great experience and welLknown skill of
l. Prof MCCL1NToCK is sufficient guaranty to the
public that the following list of Medicines such as
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
last thirty years. will fully sustain By their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
Dubic
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For Liver Complaints, and al forms Of diseases
arising from arrangement of the liver, with synap-
toms such as Dizziness, Headache, Ringing In the
Eara yellow furred tongue pain In therght shoulder
sense Of fullness pain In the right SIDE dsordered
stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidneys,
claycolored stools, &c. These Pills. If taken in the
insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward of the attack. Price
ZJ cents per box.
The above Medicines may be procured of all the
principal Druggists and Apothscsries In this Dis
trict, and Of J. L. HENsHAw, Agent, Washington.
sep Ism
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FURTHER BY THE CANADA.

RosroN. Feb. ls.-The Canada arrived here al
noon. Latest news.-ln the House Of Lords The
Marquis of Clauicardo complained that the
Queens speech gave noindlcation of the future m
tentions of government as to war, and he thought
the British government wanted energy, and had
deceived the Car into war in which all Europe
would soon be plunged. The Earl Of Clarendon
defended the Government and Gear. The Earl OF
Derby remarked that there was no allusion III the
speech to other foreign relations, and 10 notice
taken of Presiden: Pierce aud his sssage con-
corning the important questions pending with
England. Tn. Earl of Aberdeen defended his
delayon Turkish affairs, but gave no explanation
of The Eastern question.
"A debate arose on the recent imputations thrown
upon Prince Albert. The Earl oil Aberdeen, Lord
Hardinge and offers defended the Prince.
The government engineers have reported the
mail steamers 10 be unfit for war purposes.
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TEL EGRAlPHIC NEW S
BY the National Line. !
Observation-Disclosures
Is ss' CONGRESSIONAL. 555

yeT}sizs ~ .sss WAsfiiS6ros, Feb. IT.
SENATE. contaued.-Secol tly, quite admire
the simplicity Of pattiatchal times, but they new
ertheless exhibited some peculiar quite
incongruous with modern republicanism, not 10 say
Christianity, namely: that Of latitude of con-
stnction OF the marriage contract, which has been
carried byone class Of so:cal'ed patriarchs into
Utah. Certainly, no one would desire to, extend
that peculiartinstitution into Nebraska. -
Thirdly, Shareholders have also a peculiari nsti-
tntlon1which makes them political patriarchs.-
They reckon five of their slaves equal; to three
treemen, in forming The basis of federal represent
atom IL these patriarchs mist upon carving
their institution into new regions north of Sc deg.
30 min, Tres, ectful;y blnt that they ought to
reassume the notlesty of their Jewish predeces-
sors and relinquish this political feature ofthe sys-
tenn they seek to extend. VIII they do that!
He closed at 81 O'Clock. :. at that part OF his
speech where he sad the Inconsistencies and self
contradictions contained in the papers of the COM
mittee on Territories had destroyed all claims OF
respect for them-thsre was loud applause in the
gallery. ~ "a ,l5tes.s f95i ~
Mr. Petit got the floor-l,e said he would speak
on Monday. w
Sumner said he also desired 10 speak on the bill,
and would do SO on Tuesday. &
The bill was postponed, and Senate adjourned
till Monday.
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"THE KuskxLs'' have a highly interesting bill
for their performance to might. Let all.who wish
70 "laugh and grow fat,'' be present. Tie west
en- papers have been filed with praises of the o,.I.
iomances of this company. for tie last three
months, and we doubt not they will SCOUT them
selves as credtably in Wheeling as eisewhe,e.-
There will as iamiat the Melodeonl il. night.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

PuiLADELPulA, Feb. 1s.-Last night the house
of Mr.. Vim. Wright, South 9th street, was entered
by four burglars. Wight hearing the noise, went
down stnrs and had desperate battle with them.
HE beat them all off with revolver and u piece
of gas pipe after infictimg serious wounds on two
nient. This is the second attempt that has been
made IN this city within few days bast The
police are in search but have not yet detected
them.
great anti. Nebraska meeting is to be held at
Rochester, N. Y, to night
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VIRGINIA Posr=orr.cE MArrtas. The Post,
master General has just made the following an.
pOiutments-- H. G. Ayers. Postmaster Jackson
Court House, Jackson county. vice NJ. b. Arm.
strong. left the place. Madison NJ. F. Randolnl,.
Postmaster New Salem, Harrison county. wee
Charles F. Bond. resigned. William Mason, Post
master. Glenns. Gloucester county. vice "A. d.
Reade' resigned. William H. Hallowrll, Post
master. Notto~ay Court House. Nottoway county.
vice John R. King. resigned. John C. Roxall,
Postmaster. Sandy River. Pittsylvsnia county,
vice R. J. Royal. resigned. R. J. Alfred, Post
master, Weston, Lewis county, vice ames A. Hall.
The Post office at aughome's Tavern Cumberland
county. Va, is re established, aud William R.
Carpland appointed Postmaster.
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RIXRR. .llIPORTs.

PORTSMOUTa.-Per.S ttamer CAepti..-Tel-
liant & Delaplafn At bbls Lard 9 do jnwis, 5casks
do ~ csskS hams. % casks houders. 2 cask sides,
mi. cIov.r set.d 109 bbs hams. 50 bbls apples
50 do peaches, rs kegs lard. ~ bids shoulders,
do hams, 2 do iowls. 800 flour ~
SUN FISH.Per Steamer Stephen BGgud-
P. Barry 10 bbls aour. a RidEeisy II bills do;
CranyIe g. Co 50 Kegs butter and lard 10 sacks
dr,s5 iTn,t. I r Miller s. Co 80 bundles hay, So
bushels com meal. Geo. Wilson 50 do do: Ken
PARKERsBuRG-Per Courier - tisT. OH s
Co box mlsr; Gordon, Clarke q Co s5o opis
A robinson Cos sacks foeks; GWilson! 90
bbis potatoes, 40 bbls apples; WIN Brow 100
bbls potatoes; CrangIe & Co hhds tobaccosEs
Roberts (passengersl 100 Wagon hntbs; q X
senseD S5 sacks corn, 4bbls wheat, l. box and L
key mdse, w F Robinson 2 kegs eggss " Lari-
NOR box fish; Freight to teship, 200 aour bblss
II bbls wheat, box midst. 4ssfEsa
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THE RESIDENCE of Mr.. las. BopLxr, in the an
ward, was slightly damaged by fire on Saturday
afternoon, from the accidental igaition of some
clothing hanging in stairway closet. The fire
vas extnsuished by the use of buckets, before The
engines got 10 the spot.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsnuRap, Feb. lstn.-Riyers feet inches.
falling. Weather mild aud cloudy.
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NEBRASKA MEETlNG.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Feb. ls.-A great anti-Ne.
braska meeting was held last night, Mayor vii.
iians presiding. All parties were represented
Strong resolutions were pissed. - g..
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COJ.I.ISIONl

fCHAnLrsros. Feb. ia oo,iision took place OF
the Alabama river, between the steame rs Magno
lin and Wetumka. The latter was sunk. Twoo
thee lives lost. fa.
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Tux Washington correspondent Of the Bslti.
more American says the difficulty in the Union
office has been harmonized. Messrs. Armstrong
and Nicholson are expected 10 be announced 10.
morrow as edito.s and joint nroprietors.
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will wiiis TO nue. At sandy l,olon Post Office, M.dlesex
g. or snef NC ~ , ~ .ne 'seese, any re:
d. snSa viii ,n ,n MI AM ~ ana II IL aoht
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Ie;cs,e fe males NJ \ .S;I ,,,II - us ~ III
nE p5 sss 1ss.G,ss 1.ss IT, t1,a
From tie hetropolis:Passt around-ltt tie aficIed
bear the tldnssl This is the sentiment OF thousands:
4 - dr. WAsuINaTos. Nav 49, 1S63 !,
Messrs Mortimer q. MouLrav-Gei enen Il n i,e hen
afflicted with III Liver cumipla nj Of 10 years sianiIn.
heI eby Tor lie beLet oil lc aicte eat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

NEW YORK MARKET.
Nav YoRK. Feb. 1s.-Flour declined cents.
s,62a9. oO; Southern s,o7a9,25. Wheat, western
white 2,O5. Corn, prices aFtr,fle lower. Provis-
ions heavy. Prison Whisky S3c. Money easier.
Stocks buoyant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

Tnr srEIkE.-rhe MINERS slrike still continues
without The slightest on either side In
the meantime those miners who are unwilling to
live without work are scattering in differentdi
rections, and the entire business operations of the
county are suffering severely. We see no solution
OF the dificulty.-I5.