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The Madisonian., 1840-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, February II, 1910
SEW JERsEY ELEcrIoN.


The business first in order was the resolution
herctoiote submitted by Mr.. Campbell, Of South
Carolina, from the Committee Of Elections and
which is in The following words.
"RcSotred, That the Committee OF Elec ions be
authorized to have such papers printed, under It's di-
rection may be thought necessary 10 facilitate its
nyesigaonsino the subjects referred to its consi-
deration"
To which resolution Mr. Cave johnson had here
ioiore offered an amendment proposing To strike out
all aller the word Resolved and insert the follow
ing;
That all The papers before the Committee of
Elections including their Journal in relation TO The
New Jersey election, be printed Tor the use OF the
House and the committee"
And The pending motion was on the demand, here
toiore made by Mr.. Cave Johnson for the previous
question
MIR. G. JOHNSON said he wished 10 offer an
amendment in lieu OF the one he had offered The
other day.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of South Carolina said he had
been instructed by The Committee Of Elections 10 ac
cepi The amendment offered by the gentleman from
Tennessee the other day as a modification Of the
original resolution.
The SPEAKER said that as the previous question
was pending, there could be no debate Ii the gen.
tleman wished to modify, he could do SO.
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were chiefly unarned citizens, coll'ssion was
avoided by The intrepidity Of the Governor.
He rose Immediately, and drew his SWORD
but he restrained his guards. and calmly, but
authoIiiaiiyeiy, told Tecumlhe, that /" he was
a bad man that lie would have no further
talk with him; that he must return TO his
camp, and take his departure from the settle
menis immediately !" and with that, the coun-
Gil was broken up. and Tecumthe and his
warriors, awed by the intrepidiiy and self
possession of Harrison, withdrew in silence.
The next morning, Tecumihe, perceising
thai he had To deal with man yigilant and
as bold as himseIf,-one mol TO be daunied
by the show Of violence, nor circumyepted
hy specious s,-apologizcd for the afiront
he had given, and solicited that the council
might be renewed, TO which the Governor
consented. At the second council, ecum-
the no longer attempted TO intimidate Harrison
by his violence, or, at any rate, kept better
guard over his temper He told the Cover
nor, that white men british emissaries un-
doubtedly) had advised him to do as he had
done, and that he was determined TO maintain
the old boundary all which the Governor
said he would report to the President, and
here the council ended.
Sill anxious 10 conciliate the dangerous
chief, Governor Harrison went, attended only
BY an interpreter, to his camp. Tecumlhe
received him with courtesy and respect, but
signihed the intention moi 10 recede from the
grounds taken ut the council and as neither
reeumthe nor the Prophet was We, ready
for open war, the matter rested here for .
while.
Ito Be continued
The Madisonian., 1840-02-20
Extract Of Letter from r. Jcferson 10 Jartd
Sparks, dated,
MoNrIesLLo, Februatu 4lh. ls2i

MONTICELLO, february 4lh, 1924
Dean StR duly received your favor OF the 3h,
and with II. tho last number Of the North Amencan
Review. This has anticipated The one should receive
course, but have yet received under my snbsctp
ton 10 the new The article on The African
onizatlon of tho people of color which you Iuve my
attention, have read with great consideration lts.
indeed fine one aud viii do much good leash
from more, too than had before known of the DE-
gree OF success and promise OF that colony
In the disposition of these unfortunate people there
are two rational objects to be distinctly kept tn
!. The establishment Of colony on the coast Of Af
ca, which may introduce among the aborgnc, the arts
OF cultivated c, and the blessings Of civilization aud
science. By doing this, may make to them some
reubuiion for the long Of Injuries have been
committing on then population And considering that
these blessings will descend TO the .0toyera
ci qat naseepiu ob Mhs- We shall, in the long ron,
have rendered them, perhaps, good than csi TO
fulfil this object the colony Of Sierra Leone promises
we'll and that Of Mesurado adds prospect oi sue
cess Under this view, the Colonization Society Is 70
be considered missionary society, having IN view,
however, objects humane, more Jus,bsble, and'
less aggressive hc peace OF other nations, than lhc
Others Of that appellaon
The second object, and the most interesting TO u.s. .
coming home to our physical and moral characters 70
our happiness and safety, 10 provide ssy um g
which We can BY degrees, send the whole OF that popu
auon from among end establish them under or a
tronsge and protection separate, free, and ndc-
pcuden people, country aud climate friendly 70
human lie and happiness That any place the coast
Of Africa should answer the latter purpose, ! have
deemed entirely impossible And without repeating
the other arguments which have been urged by Others
will appeal to figures only, which admit 10 oon'toNef-
81 shall speak IN round numbers, not absolutely ac
curste vet no, wide from truth 10 vary the rfso'
materially There are 10 the United States, million
and half Of people Of color IN slavery 10 send ~
the whole Of these at once, nobody oonceives 10 %
practicable for US, tSpedent for them Lei vs. nAo
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[ To be continued ]

DoLfr CAL ECONOMY, Legislator, Statistics,
Currency, and Finance.-F TAYLOR'S hist con
unued-
yethakc's Political Economy.
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations, edition, by
McCuilock, author Of Commercial Dictionary.
Wheattnz Elements and history Of Int national
Law.
Chief Justice Marshals Writings on The Federal Con
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Raes Exposition OF the Falaces Of Adam Smiths
{" Wealth OF Nations F." one volume octave.
Macphersorrs Annals Of Commerce, vols 4to.
Oddys History Of European Commerce. two volumes
octave.
Sheffield on Commerce, vol octave
Elet on the La vs. Of Trade.
Lord Brougham the Results Of Machinery, on Ca
pita and LABOR, on the Rights OF lndnstry, &c.
yethakes American edition OF McCullocks CONNER.
cial Dctionary, no" coming out IN numbers.
Says Political Economy, Ricardo's do, Raymond's
do, and many other valuable works the same subject
and all us various branches. feb 20
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In iui leather binding price for the SET - IS.
ieb 20
rTHouGHrs ON DOMESTIC SLAVERY, ~
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Inc above works ayorably spoken OF Senate de-
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LNNGLISH BOOKS.-rhs day received and for sale
Il by +. TAYLOR.
spenser's FAIRY Queen, now edition, complete in one
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percy's Rcliqhes Of Ancient English Poetry, complete
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4 tOUNi JULtAN, Tragedy, BY Geo. IL Calvert,
feb 10 FTAYLoR. :
The Madisonian., 1840-02-20

THOUGHTS On DOMESTIC SLAVERY, by
i JJhn l.. Carey, second edition.
Abolilona oeditiou, by Northern man,
The works fayorably spoken OF IN the Senate de.
bate oi last week, are for sale by f. TAt LOR, each
comprised IN sinall volume. feb 20
The Madisonian., 1840-02-20

4 tOGN JULIAN, a Tragedy, by Geo. H. Calvert
~ Baltimore. Just published, for sale BY
feb 10 F. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-20

HNREAoGRf or KNOWLEDGE. Cheap An ad
diional supply Of the above popular and useful work
is this day opened aod tor safe at + TAYLOR'S Cheap
Bookstore. wo volumes OF eleven hundred pages each
In iuli leather binding price for the set s. IS
feb 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
LEAD PIPE.

For Aqueducts, Pumps, and variOus other uses. VTNHE subscriber continues to manufacture l Lead Pipe, suitable for Aqueducts, Pumps, &c. upon the most approved method, of any size or thickness which may be wanted, and upon :he most reasonable terms. More than ten years experience and observation which the subscriber has had in making and putting in operation, for all it's useful purposes, the above article, enables him to do it in the most thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe IS thoroughly proved with force pump before it leaves the factory.
 The subscriber being near to navigable waters, can forward Pipe to any part of the country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
 sa ALANSON ANDRUS.
 CantOn, Con. May IA, 194O. 6n15O
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
Mofat's Tfgetabie LifeMedicfnes,

TNHESE medicines are indebted for their name to
 to their manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs and channels of life, and enduing them with renewed tone and vigor In many hundred cer. thed cases which have been mnde public, and in al. most every species of dlsease to which the human frame IS able the happy effects of MoE1ts Life Pis aud FhGntr Bttters have been gratefully and publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited, and who were previously unacquanted with the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they are com. pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
 The 1'Je Medicines recommend themselves in dis eases of every form and description. Their first ope- ration is to loosen from the coats of the stomac oh and bowels the various impurities and crudi,ies cnns aniy settling around them; and 10 remove the hardened
 ces which collect in the convolu,ions of the smallest hhtesnnes; Other medicines only partially cleanse produce ha6tua costiveness with all it's train of evils or sudden darrh9a, with it's imminent dangers This facts well known 10 all regular anatomsts, who exa. mine the human bowels alter death; and hence the prejudice of those well informed men against quack med'cines--or medicines prepared and heralted to ne P9eic by ignorant persons The second effect of hlndder. and by this means. the liver and the lungs the healihinl action of which entirely depends upon ne regularly ofthe urinary organs. The blood which
 lungs before 1t passes into the heart being thus pur
 Fd ny them, and nourshed by food coming from clean stomach courses freely through the veins, re. s news every I part ot the system, and triumphanty
 Moffars Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor SSuen,y S tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy iT Dyspepsia. Fiaiulency, Papi,a,ion of the Heart, Loss o Appetite. Heartburn and Headache Restless. ness fil-temrer. Anxiety, Ianguor and Melancholy, noet'veness. Danhoea, Cholera, Fesess of all kinds, shiheumntlsm; Gont. Dropsies of all kinds Gravel. Worms. Asihma and Consumption, Scurvv. Ulcers, InveteFase Sores. Scorbuie Eruptions and Bad Com. plsxlons, Erupiiye Complaints, Sallow, Cloudy. and o,ner dsaereeahle Complexons, Salt Rheum, Erysp- eias, Common Colds and Influenza. and various other complaints which aflict the human ftame. In Fever and Agne, particularly, the Life Medicines have been mos, emnenliy successful; % much so. that in the " prescribe them W.
 Ah that Mr. Moifa, requires cf his paten, is to be G;nr io ,bs asHi se the i': msac,nes srcy accor' iee or by any thing that he himself may say n their iavor het he hopes to gain credit lts alone by the south street Iitchfeld, by c. J. KILBouRN.
 December lO Iy2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
CONSUMPTION

nR. ALIENS Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and PleSrisy Root for Consumption and Liver sss s.y % ssss: S.s s : .ids s.efs Ssi Gs Pleuiisy, Hectic Fsver, nish S.esass d;eu and pro- ysss y Erpsclcratto" and at c6sctiOns cf the Lungs The HorehOund. Lyerwor. and P!eurisy Root have ior centuries been ceiebrated in the cure of afec tons ot the Lungs and Liver. Dr. Allen after a se- r!es of experiments, has been able to extract from these medical herbs, Balsam which exerts wonder. fnI effects in curing Consumption and Liver Com. For children laboring under Inflammation of the Lrngs Colds, Coughs. Group, Quinsy and Sore Throat, this Basam is of great importance. During ployed this remedy, in the city of New.York. The coneequence was, that the number of deaths among children was reduced to less than one half the usual number, asmay be seen by the City Inspectors re. "A%Sn,ay %y Report of.A , cures performed by Dr.B cd and completed the cure of Consumption in ll2l eases-Liver Complaint lO2-Dyspepsia l96--Ash- SiIPs!gason sip of the heart s7-Raisng Blood 5s The following certificates show the high estimation
 in which Dr. Aliens Balsam is held
 OPINIONS OF THE MEDTCAL FXCULTY.
 At . meeting of the Medical Society of Washing. ton County, the following resolutions were unani- Rssslssd Ina. from knowledge of the compost. and Pleurisy Root. and the most astonishins effects we have seen have upon patients. it is our de. cided opinion that 1t will cure Consumption and Lv. CT Complaint and we do strongly recommend it to the faculty and the public generally. '''0''- " "
 DAvID P. HALE, M D. Sec'y.-
 From J. L. Rogers, M. D., Ne,p. York C;tv.
 DF. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir; For year past i ha ye been in the habit of prescribing your Balsam o Hore. hound, Liverwort, and Pleurisy Root to my patients in private practice have also used it in the Hosp. tai. find it remedy of great efficacy in affections 0f tho Lungs end Livey, In cases of Consumption, Cough, Asthma and BFonchitis. Ihave found it very ssII'csSciogs and believe it is prescribed
 To B. D. Allen, M. D. F77'
 From the Rer. D.. Scott, of Ne.p. York. ' Dr. B. D. Allen, Dear Sir. am most happy to in. form you that your Balsam of Iiorehound Iverwori, and Pleuriey Root has cured me of Liver Comnaint disease under which had labored upward oi six years. have recommended 1t to several of my friends afflicted with the same malady and in every instance has it been successful. Hoping that God may spare your life for usefulness. -- nm Am, am; respectfully yonrs.
 oD. ?: Allen. M. D. JoHN sooTr, D. D. s CAUTION. Dcr Purchase none urlesa i, h.s ,l,s Gsrsincato nt Copyright" on the wrapper and label aHu sne wrillen signature of -G'
 - B. D. ALLEN, M, ID.
 Sod hy w: A. TYLER, d the General neno, and Wholesale Ofioe, eD Barclay 9t N@r, Ycrhr- sg!s ln Llcbiald by DS. BEcxwlIR Aksns fer Titch. aI A 111ra - A .0-
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
M0sgseyE yEt,9eic FRey5y9,Oevey .VOxlce,

MZO19SxVIVEGEC A40UVVE'UGG0O 0VVEVCCe "HOSE persons who have subscribed to N the Now Stock of this Co. are informed scription binding has been subscribed, and That consequently five per cent on said sub- scription is now due, and that an instalmcnt of ten per cent will be due on the lst Jan'ry next. Punctual payment in all cases will be expected, as the grading of the road is airea- dy commenced. Stockholders in Canaan & Salisbury may pay 10 w. Adam of Canaan, in Cornwall and Goshen to Peter Bierce of Cornwall, in Kent 10 John M. Raymond, and in New. Milford to Royal !. CanGeld-all others to the Treasu- Ter in Bridgeport.
 JESSE STERLING, Treas'r.
 Bridgeport, Dec. l, ls40. 2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
NOTICE.

THE Furnace Business will be continued A and all the accounts of Darlington anh Morse settled, by J. Darlington dr So,s-and, they hope, by strict attention to their busi- ness, to merit and obtain share of patron-, age from the public. All orders will receive, immediate attention and despatch. .....i
 THEY HAyE ON HAND, l..- Meeting Rouse Stou's, WasA Stoves, Boz Stoces, UariOus sizes, Farmers Kettles. Fire Frames, Aadiroas, DisA Kettles, Basins, Grizzlies, &c. 8rc. .... .. - All of which will he sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere. ,.ae @f
 The Furnace will now be in constant ope- ration, so that we shall be able to accommo- date customers on short notice. , .s.sl s1...
 J. HARRINGTON & SON,
 L'tchfel2, Oct. l, lS4O. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
sWecEsN9lIcVI and Surgical
 DENTISTRY.

THE subscriber may be found at his office I in Litchfield until further notice. ,sr His permanent residence in Litchfeld, and constant practice in the Dental art for a number of years past, together with unceas- ing exertions for the introduction of all im- provemeRts which have resulted to the sci- ence from the united experience and obser- vation of talented men of this Country and Europe during the past century, give him confidence in saying that al has soork shall be done ,oith care and skiH in the operation, in the most appreee3 nsanner and aoith good materials ; combined aUith moderate and reasonable charges and fidelity to the patient. All work warrant ed, and unless satisfaction is given no charge or fee will be required. REUBEN B. MERRIMAN. Leave has been given me to refer 10 the following gentlemen for testimonials ofchar- acter or ability. -......
 J.G. Beckwi,h M. D. LickGelR.
 J. s. Wo'cott, M. D. do.
 A. s. Lewis. M. D. do.
 t. Samuel Buel. M. D. do.
 R. NJ. Woodruff, M. D. do.
 C. W. Grant, M. D !, Dentisf Neuburgk
 Alanson Abbe, M. D. Worctste Mass.
 Henry Fish, M. D. Salisbury
 November l9, l64O 2J
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
Bridgeport, Dec. l, lS4O. {
SEETCsNS! 8ENTCSRs!

SAG1 VEAS E3LA1GTE1S
 VNHE subscribers have on hand, and now A offer for sale, q complete assortment of SLEIGHS, made after the latest New York and Albany patterns, which they will war rant good, and will sell as cheap as can be bought at any other establishment in the state. LORD & JUDD
 Litchfeld, Dec. 10. 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31

Mofat's Life Pills amd PhGni1 Bitters. NNHE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful treat A ment of almost every species of disease by the use of Motats Lle Medicines is no longer matter of doubt, as reference 10 the experience ofmany thou. sand patients will satisfactorily prove. During the the knowledge of Mir Mofat, where the patient has, to all appearance, effected permanent cure by the exclusive and jndicious of the Life Medicines eight ten of these had been considered beyond all hope by their medical attendants. Such happy results are source of great pleasure to Mr. M and inspire him with new confidence to reconmt nd the use of his medicines to his fellow citizens.
 The Life Medicines are purely Uegeiubte prepara- tion. They are mild and pleasant in their operation, and at the same time thorough-acting rapidly upon nious humors and assim ang with and purifying the blood. For this reason, in aggravated cases of Dys- pepsa, the Life Medicines w give relief in shorter space of time than any other prescription. In Fever and Ague, lnf1ummatory Rheumatism, Fevers of ev. cry description, Sick Headache Heartburn. Dizziness appetite aud in every disease arising from an iTnpur ty of the blood, dsordered state of the stomach the use of these medicines has always proved to be beyond doubt greatly superior to any other mode of treatment.
 All that Mr. Mofat asks of his pa,ieass is to be par. ticular in taking them strictly according to the direc tions It is not by newspaper notice, or y any thing that he himself may say in their favor that be hopes to gain credit It is alone by the results of fair trial la the reader invalid, and does lao wish to know l so let him call send to Mir Moas agents in this place, and procure copy of the Medical Manual, de- signed as Domestic Guide to Health, published gra. tuitously: He will there find enumerated very many extraordinary cases of cure; and perhaps some ex. ss.ly similar .ss to his own Mofa's Medical Office in . "t"seld by GH4RIEs J. Knbouny. Etchfeld, agent for Ltchheld County. 1y28 Dec 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
GROCERTEe-

ELOUR, Molasses. Sugars, Teas. Coffee, E Raisins. Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Pimento. Cinnamon, Salt. Saleratis, Goldfish. Candles. Tobacco, superior winter strained Oil, Nails, Lumber, &c. &c. may be found at
 A. NORTH'S CASH STORE. LitchfelH, Nov. 5. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31

For Sale 0t the Book and Variety Store, c MYTHS new Arithmetic on the Produc- 0 tive System-Also, general assortment of School Books & Stationery. BLANK BOOKS, consisting of ofLedgers, Day Books, Journals, &c.
 Dwight's Character of Jefferson; Traits of Travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia & Poland. Woman and her Master, by Lady Morgan. A variety of Juvenile Books for children. Boys Life of Harrison.
 Scott's Family Bible; quarto octave, school and pocket Bibles; Union Bible Dictionary. Rodgers fine pen and three blade Knives. Silver, German silver and gilt ThimbIes. Scissors; Shell and horn Side Combs.
 A lot of boys hair seal and cloth CAPS, at cost, or less than cost. Also, Satin and Bombazine Stocks, at cost. Cfarfonet. Violin and Flute Preceptors; Vio- lin Strings, Ssc. ,' J. GARRITT.
 Litchfeld, Oct. %. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31

couNTERrErTS. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
 Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper on which is label, signed by SAMPSON REED. NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE. s
 The outside yellow label will have, on and after December 1889, in addition to that of Sampson Reed the signature of WM. JoNN. CuTLER one of his part. ners. t .a..,. .. ,I.. ',e9 2 F..' :,
 The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been the of attempts 10 introduce spurious articles, which, by partially assuming the name of the genuine, are calculated to misead and deceive the public. Among these mixtures are the " "Amercap Pulmonary Balsam," ," "Veeetable Pulmo nary Balsnmic Syrup" Pulmonary Balsam," " Car ter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam," and o,hers- whole name--THE VEGETAB BILE PULMON S,S VARY N BALSAM, and see that it has the marks and sigma lures of the genuine. .. l .f} ..~,
 monary Balsam." l'. V
 0TONE MORE COUNTERFEIT, besides Me American Pulmonary BaLsGm," and others ab0ve dLuded to! An attempt has been made to deceive the public by 2 spurious mixture called "Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam," sometimes signed Samuel Lee and some. times Sampson Lee-sad to be prepared by an un. principed man in Bangor, Me. The name is written in way to resemble the genuine signature and is most foul attempt to deceive the public and avoid the punishment that awaits actual forgery. '
 For sale by REED, WING, & CUTLER, date Lowe &, Reedl wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuffs No. 54 Chatham Street, Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants generally in New England, and in the principal places throup :oul the U. States and British Provinces Price 30 cents
 0SyFor sale at the Apohecary Store of Dr. ]. C. Beckwilh, Litchfeld. lY24 L-- Nov l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31

First rGte Backskip Mittsns, MYTH first rate price attached. Also, w quite variety of jail f. scinier Glores Stocks, Collars, and Susrenders-India rubber Overshoes: Boys Belts. fine silk Cloak Cords and Tassells, Fur Collars-a!l for sale.
 Nov. IF. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-31
B. III. NIORSE'S Stove Establishment,

ITS in the basement of Lords building, one 1 door west of the Mansion House. Cooking Stoves, sOitA Pipe 8' Furniture, Ck"reh, Par!Or, OGee, and Boz Stoves, Fire Frames, $e. 3c.
 A share of patronage is solicited. w
 Litchfeld. Ock. 8. as,..s s.t 10