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60 Ubom il Alan Concern.

ALL PERSONS are hereby Cautioned against
negotiating Or receiving any Fsger PTrpSps y '''
Nos. 81 and % Raeest, Phlsiephs
4 DVERTISING.-A business people nova
~ DAYS believe the philosophy OF Adyertisns Blses'
wood, Mssarne well ob.s The only way to obtain bu'-
vsrt.ns Bentley says. Whoever would thrive ofthe
mus, advertise himself With indea'ssee "a.
not 6e less truly wheo everybody e,s pushing {oa mus,
push you will 40 to the val" The same rath = even
vet spparen, American friends ransst.nrc
Journal observes. Half the Of Is no'orey
raw, it,e abundsnty il we follow ed up. YOU
are vs then JUS. your eyes. 60 work and ADvER.
stV b PALMER's Tribune Buildings. New.Yors
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.-The
Baltimore Ohio Railroad will hereafter receipt roeds
WELL Agent Baltimore snd OHIO Railroad, Albany
and sshiusion.ts
nWNERS of WESTERN LANDS can find
~ buyer in the advertiser Name stse county town'ap
terms .is hsa Of & and say you w o.. aSs0's
No. s.sl3. New YOIt City Post ohee
TAXES.-The undersigned, Collector of the
Town West Farms will cit to receive Isxs' :, ne
TIlIRsDAY FEB Is from 10 O'Clock A NJ P 81 also,
a. he we,chs.sr Hos:e corner Broom st ard Bowery on
p'.: sss; ;: ;.S +, ,s GEO R. raEArER Collector
TAKEN some three weeks since, by mistake,
.s supposed (sno,ber Of similar descllgiion h,ying
been left in ia place q BLACK LEATHER TRAVELLING
BAG containing besides few article Of clothing parcel OF
P,pers and Memorandum Books Of value TO the owner only
The person bayns will be literally rewarded BY sending t
T. the Northern Hotel foot Of C0urAndt New York where
be " III find the one left.
ITO PUBLISHERS parties to whose care
L wss ecmmtted = Manuscript entitled ELLA HERBERT
Or IowA flRsr Book will please send their address 70 r.
c. Box No S167 Post Office.
fNO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired
Clergyman restored health in few days AFTER
year. suffering anxious 20 make snosn the
mems Of cure W" send eel sn{whsre the Brs'enR;,2n
used receiving letter (po-tpad) Direct to Rev JOHN
81 DAGNALL No 81 Fulton St. Brooklyn. " y
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6otels.

EAGLE UOTEL-LODGINGS- Gentlemen
can obtain clean and orfortsbls for nssht,
or 10 and " per week the Hotel Of rrankos end
William ss
IRVING NOTES.-THE public are hereby in
formed that the above pouse long and hvorsby Known
. one OF the f elias. Hotels In the city still for tho
RECEPTION the travelling community Several Important and
cbapfss have been made which cannot fail
ept the comfort ard convenience OF its gues Aud ell ~
old friends and patrons be assured OF receiving that stten
ton ard which has been Ct the leading fea
ture~ OF this House.
TRANSIENT Board. 80 formerly 81 per day
CT. GEORGE HOTEL. No. "a Broadway
- This house now under the supervision Of A. y. hOVEf,
rr,rued 20 receive families snd single parties
for the winter ard .onsderns the bard times a, o~ rates
ssuger. visiting the city will dnd agreeable hoase IN
every respect ,housh OF the modsrn hotels s pot
b. CHARGED unreasnahly. Dinner at 5 2. NJ.
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WANTED-A young Woman Ia DO the CHAM
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None bot Pro,esAn need aPp'y st No Is Els ssthsI be-
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WANTED-A well educ ated YOUNG LADY
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Cost an6 founb.

TAKEN by MSTAKE-A gray MARE and
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bstwsen William and NsssAgs's.s black leather PAPER
CASE containing Pspeu which are Of no use except TO the
owner The srbers snd place OF business writ
ten out =, lepgth inside OF the
RICHARD EMMETT. No. IS WiAm-st
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HNHE FOOTSTEPS OF ST. PAUL. BY the
i .uthor OF tie Morning and Night W,tehes' Words
OF Jesus Sc. with u Ilu'rstous ADD Map l2rno -
In IN. aitr,cve volume the reader will find instructive
and highly interesting sketches Of the soul rns ' nee and
wi eh marked the life Of The apostle rsn u val
usbe book young and youth happily designed 70 bns
their minds into communion with endowed with the
ana divine beuevoenee him the sIe.ter human bene
factor Known history IL printed 10 handsome sJe and
uustrsed with two maps and series Of wood enr,sos.
The Foo;ster. Of St Paul the title Of an .ble and in
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bos teaohr Of the great Apostle IL 10 me
narrative all the direct disclosures Of the Acts the incidental
nmstions Of the Ep'te all The outside information ettant
and many coDjecura statements derived from comparison OF
different pa5rs Scripture So much has been done In this
6ed hs fhe .uho in merely snSs s.a ,;i, = %
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IL svs. strong Gs zoe md vsy 1C
scholarly performance tVangelsi-
oped work derives value book for the Bible
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THE WORDS OF JESUS.
Th. admirable little volume illustrates and sppes
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thoughts e1eitn, affections .ubduns the p.on, and
rudpg the soul like the altar Of Bethlehem to the mech and
1.-THE MIND OF JEsUs-A Sequel to the above
u.-FAMiLY PRAYERS
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FfOtn FVeofnE HlfTnF
Rifht vrcns be plsys sith bis ST. Get, be
fact oh.scter butstrtes Kh bone. hit or n's
and In either case there IL rare rorz-ousness Of nAeey
scarcely less thar continuous ouiouT Of Een1Lle PocJ
fashiLg from Is uenebsDt blade"
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A FEW ROOMS TO LET, with BOARD, On I'd
IN Sd doors families single persons, st No -
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NUSIC at the REDUCED PRICES.-IIOR-
vi ACE WATERS, Of Nc. sS3 Broadway, Is m.kins i'm
rreu,e from large stock Of American and European
Nu,c purchasers choose 70 sys themselves Of the redne-
ton rather the old the comb nation dealers
and comprises all the choice and popular
Music OF the day lie also sells Pianos Meodeons and Au-
c. instruments Of al kinds At extremely low rs,ss HIS
assortment Pianos comprises those Of ten different msnuiae
tories. Of Meodeous hose Of i've different manufactures
Pine. 10 reut. Pianos for sale monthly PAYMENT
stsrbHns Pciks" BY Thomas BsleT having al immense
,ale-tbe sixih edition 10 now cut
DOCK and NEWSPAPER EMPORIUM
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PAFERs BOOKS etc etc Orders respectfully solicited a.
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER, OF The
IL GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL. IL ready % DEC
ORATE II the approved manner N Al styles tsd-es
q 40 sprinsst. N-~1ors Oroh.t. rIDnL-
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MUSIC at the REDUCED PRlCE.-Our new
vi CATALOGUE Of MUSIC. At the greatly reduced price,
nc ready and will be sent part OF the Cnited states
without charge In order that purchasers may have the sd
Of treat recueton 10 the pri;e o. nasc, 10
ee.r, thai ID hC from catalogue when con
tsiIs nearly ali the voID Of merit or popuiAIiy Of ofesn
con and al the valuable copyright worn OF N 'in
cent alsoe y. Root. T. H. Brown. A Fowler and
others opysht works - not IN our c.tosuo
Gtoa. and viii continue 20 reprint 20 that the pub
lie nav have u the reduced prices them
Purchasers other Will be inquire for ed
ton. IN order to get them ST the reduced price.
Piano Fores Guitars Plates kc &c of our own msnn'sc'
ture al At the lowest market psces and warranted IN al re-
,peets Prince Co.'S Meodeons H.rmosion. bI Churches
Xe Ac WM. HALL son,
No. 5s Broadway. opposite the PARK
Dealers seninaries and Teachers supplied the lowest
Muse By mail 70 cart OF the United States
rf.fth
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CAw-MILL for sALE.-A Steam saw.Mil,
~ he foot Ct SOrih llfhG Wilaasbssh. n good run
snf eTcer with Of ssd ereala saw, To-
;s.r With ste and vel .crtsd seek 81 oas s,1 pane
Inn Ter tsrfs.r te nsd BY Immediate sppes1oa %
BOkER MORGAN Pine O., Ne Nsrope3,s1 bsss sa$
Es- Where re isrzs viz 10 Es<s brevr
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a TREATISE on DISEASES OF THE SEN
N UAL SYSTEM By EaRard H. Dixon. ~. D. Editor
Of Tie scslpel pp rs EEfih eron. Price al For sale
bv - MAGAGNOS. No. Aston House
TIE sCALPEL 70 three large volumes OF 500 pages ich,
elegantly lettered. Price 81. - - - - - .
WOMAN AND BIER DISEASES FROM TIVE CRADLE
TO THF GRAVE. BE- Dr.. Dixon. 80 pages. ~.
The London Lancet and Newiork and Boston Medical and
Surgical journals. remark: go
Dr. Dixon has placed the profession under great Obligation
By this excellent ard practical isest
His work She horough acquaintance with modern set
erce 10 the volume
Structure vsreocee Hydroeele sIech, Diseases and De-
blity are particularly well tre.ted o."
lis nervous AID lucid expostiops OF the various diseases
ard b eIraodnsry ingenuity under the most trying surgical
stamp his productions with more than erdnsy
interest"
Dir DIXON reside. No q sth Office hours from 20
md 10 g. evenings; all Other hours he his PR
vae hospital Where ali the comforts Of domestic life are pro-
Weed kupiures Fstus Piles and Proapsus OF the RectUn
ere a.euAy and radically without the snfe s-ture
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T'HE NEW AMERICAN DAILY NEWSPA.
- TN WI Be ssasd on SATURDAY MORNING. Feb.
~ SAifS Aesn, and others int rested, viii peaR be
puneteal Once No Sc Ann g. n Y where salscripsisns
and avert seuerir received
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ALL PERSONS are hereby Cautioned against
NEGOTIATING or wing any paper rurportng % be msde
by ne CHAs. HUTCHINSON.
Nos 81 and % Raee-s.. Phiisdeiphis-
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DOARD-With n pleasant suite OF ROOMS,
- msy had No sth west Of aud near Broadway
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ELECTROTYPING.-T right man, ac-
- qss.ned with s,ereofypinr PnDs And ElectToyPns
With CO cash bear u chsnce business
well established. By addressing ELECTROTYPIsr, Boz No
sss Post Office Ne~foTk, stating name and where an inter-
80 - bad.
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Politics.

There are very few things more calculate
ed 10 produce decentralization in young or
old men, than an exclusive devotion to
partizan politics. do no, mean the prin-
ciples Of Craftsmanship, which, when
studied with honest purposes, exercise the
mos, ennobling influence upon the mind,
lining i, above the low chicanery Of party
spirit, but refer to that exclusive devotion
Of the success Of a particular combination or
Of certain candidate, which leads its sub.
iec,s to disregard the ties Of private life and
the dictates Of justice, 10 neglect the inter
es,s Of morality and literature and give oil
The energies Of their minds 10 the debasing
.quabbles and intrisues Of petty partizan.
ship.
know Of instances where young men
with inlellecis capable Of high cultivation,
aud Imagination and feeling which nigh,
be wrought 10 the highest pitch Of literary
and moral excellence, who have abandoned
all literary pursuits, and now take no pleas
ure except in the slang and political cant
in which they and their excited fellow par
tizans indulge. The invention Of a new
trick 70 influence an election, is 10 them Of
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The DIscovERr SHir REsoLUTE.-The
London Chronicle has the following para
graph
"Her Msjesiy's ship Resolute, which has
been picked up BY an American whaler,
was deserted by Captain Kelle,t, in ooedi.
encs to or1srs OF Sir Edward Belcher.-
Captain Kellelt, however, was very much
opposed to the proceeding. The recovery
OF the Resoluie is mos, remarkable and
curious, and no doub, will give rise 10 an
infinite variety Of conjeciures, but the solu-
ton OF the mystery must forever remain
unknown. I, does not therefore appear that
the decision Of Sir Edward Bslcher was
wrong, for no human being could have fore.
seen 50 highly improbable circumstance
tina, the ship should have escaped safe and
sound from the ICY bed in which she was
imprisoned, and have drilled wilhou, injury
10 the place where she was discovered by
the American whaler. Captain Kelleti
abandoned the Resolute about two years
ago, in the pack ice of Cockburn Island, by
Melville Island. She was discovered oil
Cape Mercy, Davis Straits. BY what pas
sage the Resoluie, after having been aban-
doned by her crew, arrived nj this locality,
vii, occasion many hypothesis to be s,artec,
the result OF which We shall look for with
much INTEREST,"
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The Tea Party.

Central Hall was filled 10 its utmost
capacity on Wednesday evening, on The &C.
casion Of tho Tea Party given by the ladies
OF The Frcewill Baptist Society. Near a
thousand mus, have been presen, participate
ing in the festivities OF The evening. The
tables were beautifully spread, finely dec
rated with bouquets, AMI loaded with sub.
siantials. VIM. II. Thompson Esq, pre-
sided, to the satisfaction Of oil, contributing
by hi. lively pleasantly, very much 10 en-
hance the enjoymsn, Of all. Briefspeeches
were made by Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Leonard
Andrews, L. o. COwan, DR.. Moullon, C.
X. Lunt, Rev. Mr.. Allen, Hubbard, Golf,
and others. The band were in attendance
and played their best pieces with spiri,
and precision which gave satisfaction 10 all.
We understand that over 900 tickets were
sold. There mus, have been at least 1000
persons present
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CON g B E IS.

The national House Of Representatives
have failed, up to The time Of wiring this,
Thursday, Of electIns Speaker, and there
is nothing in the proceedings thus iar, which
gives any basis for guess when the organ
izalion will be effected. Some six ballots
or ,hefeabouts have been had daily. since
our last. On, or about the 30,h ballot, Hon.
Lewis Campbell, who had received the
plurality vote withdrew, saying that he was
satisfied he could not be elected without
giving up his principles, on Slavery and
Americanism. or making dishonorabls
pledges, which he WINS not prepared 10 do,
and thanking his fIiends for their support,
he desired no longer TO be a candidate
HE iiiends then concentrated their votes on
Mr.. Banks, Of Mace, and hallolings have
been had, in mos, of which, he has been
the leading candidate. On the 5oth ballot,
last taken on Wednestay-Banks, 105,
Richardson IS, Fuller 80, scattering H.
On Wednesday The Senatorial Committee
were elected In the Senate, rs follows:
Foreign relations, Messrs. slidell, Douglass,
Clayton, Weller, and Fish.
Finance Committee. Hunter, Tou,ey, Pearce,
Smart, Brodhead, Criltenden.
On Commerce, Hamlin, Dodge, Stuart, Sew.
ard, Clay, Benjamin.
Manufactures, Wright, Allen, Harlan, Wilson,
Trumbull.
r>.,,,,,,,oo o,, . u,;o,I,,,.o Mo.... Allan u,,n
ter, Thompson Of New Jersey, Harlan and Wade.
Committee on Military affairs, Weller, Fitzpat.
rick johnson, Jones Of Tenn Pratt and lyerson
Committee on Militia, Houston, Dodge, Bell Of
~ II. and Thompson OF Ky.
On Naval Affairs, Mallory, Fish, Thompson Of
N. J. Bell Of Tenn. and Slidel.
Committee ON Public Lands, Stuart, Johnson,
Foot, Clayton, Pugh and Mallory
On Private Claims, Benjamin, Briggs, Thomp.
son Of XIV. Foster and Wilson.
On Indian affairs, Sebastian, Rusk, Toombs,
Brown, Reid ard Bell Of Tenn.
On Claims, Brodhead, Fessenden, Geyer, Yves.
ton, Yulee and Wade.
:, On Revolutionary Claims, Evans, Reid, Hale,
Foster aud Curkee.
On Judiciary, Butler, Toucey, Bayard, Guyer,
Toombs and Pugh.
On Post Offices and Post Roads, Rusk, Cola.
mer, Adams, Hamin Jones OF Ia, and Yuec.
On Roads and Canasl, Slide, Bell Of N: II.
Briggs, Durkec, Jones, Of Tenn. and Wright.
On Pensions, Jones OF Iowa, Clay, Thompson
Of N. J. Seward and Sumner.
On The District Columbia, Brown, Allen, Ma.
son, Pratt and Reid
On Patents, James, Evans, Stuart, Brown,
Thompson Of Ky and Fessenden.
On Reilench ncni, Adams, Fitzpatrick, Fish,
Briggs and Cri,ienden.
In Indian Territories, Douglass, Jones of Iowa,
Collamer, Bell, Sebastian and Briggs.
On Contingent Expenses, Evans, Wright and
Foot.
On Public Buildings, Bayard, James, Hudter.
Thompson of N. J. Pratt and Hail.
On Engrosseed Bills, Fitzpatrick, Collamer and
Wade.
On Library, Pearcc, Cas- and Bayard.
On Enrolled Bills, Jones Of Iowa and Sumner.
The gentlemen first named on each Committee
was elected the Chairman thereof and the Senate
adjourned.
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rho Estate Of tho Wing Party sold BY
it, Executors.


The poor Wing party Is wounded In The
house or its friends. The S,raigh, Wings in
the United States Senate have, as fer ss In
them lies, delivered the party, The old Wing
party which their dear Clay ard Webster
once led, bound hand and foo, over 10 the
enemy. The Washington correspondent Of
The Tribune iclecraphs
"A new development IN the political
complexion Of the Senate Is reported. Six
Senators, Gov. Fish OF New York, two from
MARYLAND, Mr.. Jones OF Tenn, Geycr Of
Missouri, and Benjamin Of Louisiana. oil
originally elected a. whigs-have signallzed
The final desertion Of their former party by
solemnIy resolving to stand aside from q
party organization-a fact which has been
formally communicated 10 Tho Democratic
minority, with view 10 the arrangement OF
the Senate Committees
We do not know when Il has been our lot
10 record any thing which IL so calculated
10 exhibi, the baseness Of politicians 10 high
station rs The transaction indicated above.
We have never been loudlin our expressions
Of reverence for the old Wing parry, but IL
pains us and must pain even every gener-
Gus enemy Of the old party, 10 SEQ such
neachery in high places and for so pal'ry q
cousideration.-Bangor Mercury.
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Deduct rent
eH3Q o.

Sb39, 20
This have raised with the help Of a
hired hand which cost me one hundred dol
lars, bu, as have worked for other people
10 the amount Of about 500, ! do not de-
dnct that amount from the amount Of the
crops.
This statement shows somewha, success.
ful farming, but taking allthe drawbacks in
TO view we doubt whether the picture i,
gives Of western farming Is sufficiently at
lrac,ive to induce all Of our young men TO
strike out for the west. II should be recol-
lected that the prices Of produce this year
at the west, is unusually high, ordinarily
the entire crop could no, have been sold Tor
two thirds Of The amount he now figures
As !, is he puts his corn now at GO cents,
though he says il is now worth but 10
Had he estimated it at 40, his aggregate
would no, have been so large by 5000
We think it would not be difficult to find ma
ny farms in this county titled BY two men,,he
aggregate value Of the products raised upon
which would come fully up 10 The amount
raised on the Illinois farm. We do not
think there is any necessity for the sons and
daughters Of Maine, 10 turn away from the
homes Of their childhood 10 obtain indepen-
Jenoo, oven in farming, if,liey cannot-sa;co
crops with quite so much facility asfhe peo-
pie Of The west, wha, they do raise they can
find good market for a, once, at remunera.
ling prices, and then as 10 other Matters
Maine has advantages for commerce, man.
ufaclures, inferior 10 no state in the union.
We wish this tide Of emigration which has
been setting from our State could be stayed,
and our people no, be forever looking for
the promised land in the distance.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14

IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY. DR.. T.
HALEY, who succeeds DR.. Haskell in the
practice otdenlislry in our city has shown us
new article which we think is destined to
supercede gold aud other metals rs basis
for artificial teeth. 1t Is an invention Of
DR.. N. b. Slayton, Of Ohio, and made from
Gutla Percha prepared which, il is said,
possesses all The possible merits Of the
presen, method Of inserting teeth. The
specimen shown us BY DR.. Haley is beau.
,iful one, the imitation Of the natural gum
is excellent, while the mineral teeth are
life like and as perfect rs any we have ever
seen. DR.. Haley has secured and is using
this improved method Of restoring lost teeth,
and will be happy 10 wait on oil who need
his services at his Office in the Central
Block.