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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-11
THE MADISONIAN.
WINGS OF COLUMBIA
ron rnE MADIsoNiAN


WINGS OF COLUMBIA
The following song and chorus goes to the familiar
and splrited tune of the Star Spangled Banner and
Is recommended to be sung at Harrison gatherings
We Wings OF Columbia, whose fathers have fought
For those rights which unstained 10 their sons have
descended
guard well those blessings their valor has bought,
And your right to the soil they have gained and de-
Tended;
Mid the reign Of mild peace,
Your burdens increase,
And more yet impend without hope of release
But firm and united, you never shall fail
For the Wings of Columbia shall surely prevail
Brave Harrison name now resounds through theland
Accusing as one every Wing to his station
The bright bow of promise is seen from that hand
That illumnes his path to the head OF the nation.
From the West to the South
The East and the North,
And all through the land the glad tidngs 60 forth
CHoRus.
And tell by the omens that never will iai''
That the Wings of Columbia shall surely prevail
Then send loud shout through the Atlantic shore
That will shake the high hand Of oppression and plum
der;
The fields of the South shall exult in the roar,
And the green Western mountains re-echo the mum
der
You have joined heart and hand
A patriot band,
To place the merit Washington first in command
CHORUS
And never, no never, you never shall ian,
For the Wings of Columbia shall surely prevail
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
HNHlS establishment 40 miles from Alexnndra y

I'm HIS establishment ~ miles from Alexandra. "
~ c., and IS from fredericksburg, is again open o
the reception Of company and will be conducted viii
more energy than Every thing within our reach
will be done to make the guests more comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the dining and BID
rooms, The Bathing Establishment will be complete
supplying the bathers with hot and cold free stone
and sulphur water at pleasure. The lovers Of nuslr
will find the band unsurpassed
II may be due to the Public as well as ourselves ID
say, the virtues of the waters have been strkingy
cmpliied in several other Of dropsy this Spring
much to have confirmed in the minds ofrnaul
the opinion that almost infalble remedy for tta
affecting disease is here afforded
The better to accommodate the Public arranp.
ments have been made for keeping the ESTABLISHING,
open the whote gear, The charge for board from II,
18th Of October To lst June win he barely suiiiccl
to cover the additional expense s3 per week and III
ring the month of June and from 10th September : u
per week 1875 per month 65 for two months anil
for the season, commencr 18th June and ending ~
October $50 being less than 10 cents per day to tho
who stay the whole season, Boardper day ~ NlcaI.
and lodging 80 cents. Children under twelve yc6r
of age, and coored servants halfprice white servant
three fourths price Horses 30 cents per day
Tri-weekly stages will run from Alexandra and
Fredericksburg after LIST July they will run daily
The subscriber, as superintendent, with the appra'
of the President of the company, Mr. Jones Grro
has engaged the services of such assistants cui
him TO hope that general satisfaction will be gwen
jy 7-2aw6w DANIEL WARD
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WASHINGTON MJTSEJrM

Corner Of 4 IL and ID streets, near ne city MI
ne subscribers and public may be much amused BY
a visit to the Museum, to witness the
FANCY Glass Working and Spinning, by Anton
fieidrlcli well known first rate Artist in his line
For particulars small bills
Also, in addition to his former collection
Judge Wikeson has placed variety Of euroeiIc-
from Africa in the Museum, where they may he seen
from A. M. to 10 p. M
Abundance % cents. Children and servants hall
price. IL
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THE PUNSTERS

AT tavern one night
Mess More, Strange and Wright,
Met to drink, and good thoughts to exchange,
SAYS More, Of us three
The whole town will agree,
There's only one kRavc and that Strange
Ies,-says Strange, rather sore,
I'm sure there's one More,
A most terrible knaye and bite,
Who cheated his mother,
His sister, and brother
o yes, replied More,-that is Wright
N. o Picdyune.
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ASss,.ss:s.e
From the A. y. Journal of Commerce.

We have been favored with the annexed letter
from an officer Of the Vincennes, which, with
some variations from the newspaper statement,
contains many additional particulars
u s. SUP VINcESNEs,
Sidney Harbor, March 18th, 1910
Wearriyed here Yesterday from our Southern cruise,
upon the success of which all have reason TO CON
gratulae ourselves We have discovered land within
the Antarctic and cruised along the edge OF the bar
rier ice seeing the land frequently upwards OF seventy
degrees of longitude. All are convinced there Is an
extensive Continent there. Whether il will be OF any
benefit to mankind OF not time alone can show
For nv part no inducements could be held out that
would make me volunteer TO return there unless one
Of the other vessels should have been unfortunate
enough to be wrecked, which God forbid. We were
unfortunate in not being able TO lands take possession
and plant the stripes and stars. When the weather
permitted to do so, no boat could land,--the land
being very high, covered with snow, and slopng gra-
dually to the water where il terminated by ice,
descending one hundred two hundred feet perpen-
dculary
The weather was, part of the time good and part,
blowing from fresh to heavy gales, with thick snow
storms, making the navigation extremely hazardous,
ON account of the bergs by which were gene
rally surrounded have at times counted 100 large
ones from the deck without the aid of glass, taking
no notice of small ones.
We found the Peacock here, repairing almost a
perfect wreck having had her stern frame lifted, and
forward as the gang way rudder knocked Off orefoot
carried away and plankng knocked up to within an
inch and a half of her wood ends How she arrived
here it impossible to conceive. did not sup
pose vessel in her condition could hold together long
enough to do So She caught in the ice, and
jammed by the closing of the passage after she went
in hope that the brig and schooner have escaped,
and that we shall find them at New Zealand.
BY an arrival to-day from Hobart Town Van DIE
mans Land) we learn that the French Expedition Is
there and that they discovered land the day did
in &c S. and 1870 E. 1t is doubt continuation OF what
we saw and will render the honor Of being first, dis
puted for some time. do not think they can boast
much, as they satisfied with single sight, owing
10 the Zeecs being near lost We have coasted the
new continent 1900 miles We have been very cor
daily received by the people of this place. and they
| are determined to have first, whether or no. We
leave for the Bay of Islands on Sunday
We expect to be at the Sandwich Islands in July
and again in January, S4l. After that, to Manila
for month or two thence Singapore, Angler Point
and Cape Of Good Hope.
| March l3M.--The ship did not sail rs expected
| this morning | enclose you slip from the paper
! giving an account of our Southern trip
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PREACHERS WANTED The Male az. (
! male Departments of the Lovingston Ac'dr1
Nelson County Virginia, vacant Nlaf +
Female Teacher, well qualified to teach IT, o''
branches of education in Academies, would hnd 90
their interest 10 address a line 10 the Hon JAM
Garland. Of Virginia, or TO DR. A. Hopkins t.,
Charles Perrow, Captain Wilson Peters, and u /.
Scott, Esq, Trustees Of said Institution The :
mae Teacher will be expected to give instructor
Music and French in addition to the usual brsnfa'
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NrEW NOVEL by Hoffman, author Of 4 "
III ter in the West "-GREYSLAER, Roraf
OF the Mohawk, , volums, this day received for ,
hy f. Taylor Also volumes l0i and l05 Of Hare
Family Library, containing Life and Ir'c.
Mungo Park, and the Natural History Of AnlUas
July T.
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NEW BOOKS.-Ju received for sale by r
IN TAYLOR
Selections from the Edinburg Review being the
articles of F. Darlington Macaucy, M. p. that have
appeared in that periodical since 1925 Published ii
two volumes, Boston, 1910
Theory of Legislation, by Jeremy Bentham trans
tanning principles of egisation Principles Of The
Civil Code, and Principles of the Penal Code.
Weeks on the management of Bees in profitable
manner TO their owners. | small volume, 80 cents
july ! L.
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NEW NOVEL," The Quiet Husband by Mis-
IN Pickering, author of Merchants Daugh,cr
2 The Fright" &c, is just published and this day r.
ceved for sale by
july II F. TAYLOR
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Etr Lhk al NJ L. II


For The benefit Of the Petersburg Benerolent l1ecEan
ic association
Glass No. T. for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on SATURDAY. 18th
July 1870
GRAND SCHEME;
,00O-$l0, 000-$5, 00O--$2,s2o.
ssJl00 prizes of ST. OO0--50 of S3OO-5O Of 500 e.
ID Drawn Numbers
Tickets S10-Halves S5-Quarters 20 50
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. 26 Half do IS
DO. do. 26 Quarters do ~ ~
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of psts
ages in the above splendid Lotteries --address
ID. S. GREGORY & Co Managers
Washington City, D {
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over y
all who order as above.
june 25-2a W. 3w,if
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DUBLIC LANDS.-General public acts Of Con
i gress respecting the sale and disposition Of the
public lands, with the Instructions issued from time Il
time by the Secretaries Of the Treasury and the Com
mlssioners Of the General Land Office, and the OH
arising under the Land Laws running from l776 Il
the present time vols, octave, with many mal,
plats engravings Of surveys of Indian lands resi,
tons, &c. &c. A few copies only for sale by
July IL. +. TAYLOR
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DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC FOR is40, giving
IL together with much other useful matler) the
jorities in every unity in the United States at the
last eecton--25 cents
Gouge's History Of PaIrr Money and Banking in
the United States % cents
Gouge's Inquiry into tn. expediency Of dispensing
with bank agency aud bank Taper the fiscal concerns
OF the United Statas-25 cents.
Hollands Life and Political Opinions of Martin
Van Buren, edition of 1850 one dollar.
Condy Raguets Treatise on Currency and Bank
ing, new and improved edit on the reduced pce Of
81 25
Raguet's Free Trade Advocate" vols.
Raguet's Examiner vol
For sale by Il. TAYLOR
- Subscriptions taken 10 the Democratic Review
(monthly, five dollars per annum,) and TO Bronson
" Boston Quarterly Rev, "" (three dollars er al
NUM- une
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
ID. $. GREGORY s. co. Managers.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For The benefit Of he Tolon Of WeHsburg,
Glass No. 6 for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, on Saturday, III
July, 1910.
CAPITALS.
$40,000-$15 00O-$5, OO0-S3, OO0-S2. 800
S2,297
so prizes Of 81 900 $50 of $4,000 of 5000, S.
10 drawn Nos. in each package of 26 tickets
Tickets $l0--lIalves S5--Quarters 81 50
Certificates of Packages of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do 26 Half do G5
Do. do 26 Quarter do 81 80
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For Enduring The Leesburg academy and for othe
purposes
Class No 6 for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, July 18th
1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$50 600 10000 SS,OOo-$5, 900 "a 600
$3,52S "a.
5 of $2,0O0--5 of 81, 500-25 of 81 ,OO0-25 OF y
$4,000 of $4,000 of $3.50, &c
=" Dia~i lNus. vur ro
Tickets only $l0--Halves ss5-Quarters 70 So
Certihcates OF Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do. 25 Half do IS
Do. do. 25 Quarters do. 90 SO
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r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES. com
IL pete in nine volumes, (thc ninth just published
by order of Congress for sale low single copy
only-for sale by
july IL F, TAYLOR
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We have been favored with the annexed letter
from an officer Of the vincennes, which, with
some variations from the newspaper statement,
contains many additional particulars:
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COMBE ON INFANCY vol. just published
~ is day received, for sale by
july IL +. TAYLOR.
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The Trafalgar of 100 guns, the largest in the roya
navy, will shortly be launched from the Woowich
dock yard Her burthcn is 5000 tons and her con.
struction is different from any other ship She has a
circular stern for fighting guns but quarter galleries
drawn out that the ship will present the original
external
TExAs.-The President Of this Republic has issued
move thcrefrom, before the st day Of January 1912
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The reasons were, FIRST the very great expense o.
collection, which he declared TO be aiireui'y i''u'
perable. ,ooa
nus 'ne gross 'sos'p'' y 1926 900
Ns,1 ... - coIlect;on $4,000
80, oro.osds ony - $4,000
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DIRECT TAXATION.

This subject, to which we adverted IN our
last paper, is briefly but ably reviewed by Hon,
c. CUSHING member Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in the following letter addressed TO
his felow-ctizens assembled near the battle
ground of Bunker's Hill in celebration OF the
4th Of July.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07

IN efIscf |. lssnroval u ibis l6olf tedsous and
disagreeat aesd isease s. ]. !
OiIsrs Mo hsvs smisrsied % that rich
sad organising Poysi9n q our g soanfry T-spsn !
'whe = out fdlI q hope, and confident Of
winning competence from the Insurance
Of the soil; or mo carried 70 the ouiposts Of
etalcmepla the mercantile or mechani-
cal experiences 9on III the crowded cities md
townA uf the older States, have either return
ia with shattered constitutions and depress
ed spirits, or they rsmainin their new homes,
dragging out Z weary life II last to sink, un-
der some disease 10 which they are predis-
posed bv that terror Of the West, the FRv1R
and AeuE. Their hopes are blasted their
business energies destroy ed-their Ei Dorado
becomes desert, and the word of pron,ise,
made to lhe.ear is broken to the hope.
TO these individuals. Mr.. MoFrAr would
say ss'Try the Life MedicinesSand you vii
vet anticipate your most sanguine expecta-
tions, for they will certainly restore you to
heath" A
FEvER and AeuE Is complaint which re-.
quires TO BE- met AT It's first approach, and
combatted ateyery stage. Seldom fatal OF
itself, il reduces the strength, ard impairs
the functions Of the organs, so that upon the
manifestation of disease Nature is unable,
unassisted, to resist the inroad. The LIFE
MEDICINES, when taken strictly according to
directions will cure it, and give to tho weak
and trembling victim of disease, new health,
life and strength.
For further particulars of the mode of
ifea,ment, the reader is referred to the COOP
SAMARITAN, copy of which accompanies
th@medic,ne. A copy may be Of tanned Of
the different agents who have the medicine
for sale.
French, German and Spanish directions
can be obtained ON application at the Of
Ace, 375 Broadway, New York.
K Ali post lers will receive immediate at
|tention.
Soldswholesale and retail by WILLIAM B.
MoFrIT, .375 Broadway, IN. Y. A liberal
deduction made 70 those who purchase to
sell again.
Agents The Life Medicines may also be
had of,he principal Druggists in every town
throughout the United States and Canadas.
Ask for .MofIat's Life Pills and Phenix Bit
ters; and be sure that fac simiIe Of John
Moffat's signature is upon the label Of each
bottle Of Bitters, or box of Pills.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07
Stop the Wanderers!

I'm Sunday the 18th inst, ROBERT
~ n. HOWELL, &1sSAMUEL TULL
murdered man by The name of Elias
Jones, at Smiths Point, Concordia Parish,
Louisiana. Howell Is bout so years old,
5 feet 8 or 9tinches high, heavy made,
round shoulders, dark hair and eyes, heavyI
whiskers, slightly marked with The small
pox, is . Virginian by birth = TuIl il about
% or % years old, sandy complexion, rath-
er round shoulders, lightly bull /; is from the
State Of Indiana. The public are caution
ed to be on the took out fort the above ma
med murderers; and should they be appre-
hended information should be sent to the
undersigned, 1t Smiths Point, La.
JAMES HARRIS.
6rEditors Of newspapers throughout the
State will coBfer favor by noticing.
Jan. 90, 1870
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07
Grand Real Estate Lottery

II IALDWELL, OAKEY & PRITCH-
ARDS End Glass Grand Real Estate and
Stock Lottery, Of 50 ZOO, 600 will be drawn
in New Orleans, on the 18th Of February
next.
The principal prizes are-
The Verandah, valued at $500,O0O
St. Charles Theatre 100000
St. Charles Hotel, 10000
0erThe drawing is upon the old plan Of
Blanks and Prizes, and offers strong in
ducements to those who are anxious to make
"a fortune without much labor or trouble, to
invest a small amount of their surplus
change in the purchase Of Tickets, at the
Office Of JNO. A. WATKINS.
Rodney Jan. 20. 1910. 80
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Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
P9ENix B1TTEEs.

HyHE uniUcrsQl estimation in which the
= celebrated Lite Pills and Phenix Bit
tiers are held is satisfactorily demonstrated
by the increasing demand for themln every
State andeection Of the Union, and by the
voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every were offered. 1.
is not less from a deeply gratifying conf
dence that they are the means of extensive
and ineslimsble good among bis afflicted fell
low creatures, than from interested consid-
erations, that the proprietor of these pre-
eminently successful medicines is DESTROYS
Of keeping them constantly before the public
eye. The sale Of every additional bottle
and box is guarantee that some persons
will be relieved from a graate! or less de-
gree of suffering, and be improved IN gem
eral health; for in no case Of suffering from
disease can they be taken in vain. The
proprietor has never known or been inform
ed of an instance in which they have failed
to do good. In the most obstinate cases of
hronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervbns
and bilious head ache, costiveness, piles,
general debility, scrofulous swellings and
ulcers, scurvy, salt rheum and all other
affectionsof The organs and membranes, they
effect cures with rapidly and permanancy.
which few persons would theoretically be-
|lieye, but to which thousands have testified
from happy experience. In colds and coughs
which, if neglected, superinduce the most
fatal diseased Of the lungs, and indeed the
|viceIa 10 general: these medicines, if taken
but for three or four days, never fail. Ta-.
ken at night, they 30 promote the insensible-
|perspiration, and so relieve the system Of
|febrile action and feculent distinctions, as
Ito produce most delightful sense Of conva-
|lesence in the morning; and though the usu-
Eal symptoms of cold should partially return
|duoing the day, the repetition Of suitable
|dnse at the next hour Of bedtime will almost
affect permanent relief, without
|further aid. Their effect upon fevers Of q
||rnore accurate and violent kind is not less
|sure and speedy if taken in proportionable
||q0aDtity; and persons retiring to bed with
||infammatory symptoms Of the must alarm
ling kind, will awake with the grant ing con-
seriousness That the fierce enemy has been
and can easily be subdued. In
|the same way, vicenl turgesence, though
long ostabIished, and viscerat infamaiions,
however, critical, will .yield-the former TO
small and the latter to large doses of the
L9te Pill; and 50 also hysterical affoctions,
Representatives., restlassness, and very ma
ny other varielI o IS N kufotis.aI class Of dis
cas65, yield s. 1kef sl6cacy q the Pkenix
Bitit8. Full directions f6r The use of there
mediciaes, and showing their distinctive APP
Plicabilili 20 9lderept sqgapls inis, acconpa-
~ !. them; ssd shsy eae e Obtained, whole
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07

a Ii persons are hereby cautioned a.
gainst trading for Note drawn by me
in favor of H. H. Kelly, for three hundre-
Dollars, or thereabouts; dated some time
ia October. last, and payable on the lst Of
January, 1910. 1 have Objects sgsinst him
to moro than that amoant, aud nm deter
mined not to pay It unless compelled by
law. ess 80 assa ss So ssk
SAML. N. ROBB.
January l, 1910 s6-lf
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RIM. FETHERSTON'H &, Co.
Aileost Is, 1890. 67-tf