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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER Jus
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complete and full account and general history sn-
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lakes, canals, mountains volcanoes &c. in the know
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and religion natural history and productions TRADE
manufactures curiosities statistics nc. of each iIp,
trated with very numerous engrayings, &c, a bc
iionary Of Commerce. The whole remodelled and tlp
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D EMEMBER DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup of
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chronic coughs, hoarseness, splitting of blood raising
of phegm soreness of the throat and air vessels pain
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DORTRAIT OF HENRY A. WISE, a beau
i tiful likeness, by Fcnderch, just published, is
this day received, for sale by + TAYLOR, price 70
cents, together with large collection of striking like
nesses Of other Public Men, embracing almost all Of
any emnence, taken directly from life by the same
artist june 25
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

ar LIVER COMPLAINT.-Th his disease onI
terminates in another Of more serious insure
proper remedies are not resored to in tine. ln'
form, of this disease, Doctor fIarLIcH's CoupoQn
Strengthening and German Aperient Pills will r.
form perfect cure--frst by cleansing the stons'
and bowels, thus removing all diseases from tho n.y.
Ivy the use of the German Apcrent Pills, after "ti
the Compound Strengthening Pills are taken y ~
strength and tone to those tender organs winch Z
quirc such treatment only to effect permanent ~,
These pills are nearly put up in small package wy
full directions.
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phia and at the bookstore Of Robert Farnham Pfnl
sylyanla Avenue. may
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SI.s44 goo as
OFFICIAL.

Public Expenditure from 1924 to 1875.
Letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury,
transmitting statement of expenditures, ex-
elusive of public debt, for each year from 1924
TO 1883.
June 2s, ls3s-Read and laid upon the table.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 81, 1888.
Sir In obedience TO the resolution Of the House OF
Representatives of the 18th instant have the honor
TO 'lay before the House, statement showing the
amount of expenditure erclusipe Of The public debt
for each year, from 1924 to 1885"
| am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretaylof thu. Treasury
Statement sho,oing The amount Of expenditures
of the United States, exclusive Of The pub
lie debt, for each year, from 1924 10 1887
Inclusive, stated in pursuance ola resolution
of the House Of Representatives. Of the 2ofh
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all our additional expenses caused by the last with
England under President Maidstone Adminissrs-
ton.
By reference toshe above Il will be perceived that the
nonfhly expenses Of President Van :.
Buren's Government amounted TO 5000 637 90
And Washington's, Adams, Jefer-
amounted to I,i4s,677 ss
$i,s44 800 40
This balance shows 81 ,844 ,960 AS month over
and above the four first Presidential terms Of Wash
ington, Adams Jefferson and Madison. VINO CAN
LONGER WONDER THAT WE ARE NOW HAVING FASTENED
uroN US A LARGE NATIONAL DEBIT
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CURRENCY AND BANKING, BY CoNp
~ RAGUET-New and improved edition al : =
duced price, is just published and this day received
sale by +. TAYLOR, who has for sale a collection
the best works on Currency and Finance, and
other branches of Political Economy more compile
and extensive than be found elsewhere N q
United States all for sale at the loves, prices
June II. +. TAYLOR
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NorE--The foregoing sums include payments for
trust funds and indemntes, which, in 1887 was
$5,6l0404 SO.
T. L. SMITH, Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers office, June27, 1888.
This sum is subject to small variation on the set
Element Of the accounts Of the Treasurer.
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THE Observation-Disclosures, 1910.

TaE Mpsoss in and all
Of the arsLu Convention,
FoR PaEsDesr, VIM HENRY HARRISON Of
vnE PnEuDENr, JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia
Of
ehndnd the
he trehy set or
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i Avs OF THE UNITED STATES, com
IL pete in nine volumes, (the ninth Just published
by order of Congress- for sale lAv single copy
onlyxfor sale by F. TAYLOR
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SECOND NO. Of Master Humphreys Cloek, by
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pain in the stomach after eating loss of appetite,
pain in the side and breast, attended with hacking
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sentlal to mention He is willing to give any salts
faction to any nqulrng person of the wonderful Of
fects of the medicine For sale at No ~ North
Eighth street Also for sale AT the Bookstore of Ro-
bert Farnham, Pa. Avenue, Washington city.
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Hollands Life and Political Opinions Of Martin
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Gov Shelby to Mr.. Madison, May H. 1914, says
feel no hesitation to declare YOU that bcliere
Gen. Harrison to be one Of The first military chardc
fers Ierer knen"
Col Richard M. johnson to Gen Harrison, July
a. 1913, says:
We did not lodnt 10 under copdrds or frai-
tors bm under one Harrisonl rho had prored him
ser TO be rise prudent and brave"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August ls
1917, says:
"The prompt change made by you in the order Of
battle discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared TO me to have evinced HIGH DEGREE
or MILITARY TALENT concur with the venerable
Shelly in his general appreciation Of your conduct IN
that campaign"
Honorable LANopoN CuEvEs, on the battle of the
Thames.
The rictory Of Harrison, such iroutd hare
secured 10 a Roman General in the best days Of The
Republic the honors Of triumph He put an end 10
the Var IN the tppermost Canada
Sentiments of the Hero of Fort Stephenson,
Col. Croghan:
desire no plaudi,s which are bestowed upon me
al the expense of General Harrison
II have felt the warmest attachment for him as
man, and my confidence in him as an able comman der
remains mistaken. feel every assurance that he will
at all times do me ample justice and nothing could
give pain than to see his enemies seize spop
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

The Boundary Question On Ihis sub
irct, the Halifax IN. 5. Hahgonian ol
the Sd inst. save:
"The boundary question, that prolific
source Of discord for the last thirty years,
has, now become of such engrossiug con
sequence that unless measures be adopted
for settling the question, more eoercive
measures evidently must be resorted 10.
The editor Of the Quebec Gazette states II
as his belief, that England would rather
rrlinquish a portion OF her rights than TO
proceed 10 hostilities. and from oil we can
learn OF the value of the Disputed Terrific
~, apart from other considerations, we
think this would be the more jadiclous
course, as war with the United States,
let il terminate as it would, could not but
be attended with the most disastrous con-
sequences. A report has gone forth, that
Great Britain has determined upon NAM
tanning her rights, and refusing TO yield up
any portion Of the bone in contention:
this, however, we believe to be unioun-
ded."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
THE SIGNS PORTEND A STORM.
u. S. SENATE, March, 81, 1910.

The question of adjournment of Con-
gress on the 18th Of May, having been
brought up by the Senator from Georgia,
Mr. Norveil thought that day could not
be fixed until intelligence was received OF
the action Of the British government on
the propositions submitted to her in rela-
ton TO the boundary question.
Mr.. Buchanan said experience had
taught him that there was seldom a de-
ternlir%d purpose evinced to Transact the
business Of Congress until day was fixed
Cor the close OF the session. As to this
question olthe Northeastern boundary, the
British government las, July (he spoke
from recollection) submitted proposition
10 this Government for its settlement.
This not proving satisfactory, our Govern
ment submitted TO the British Government
a counter projetc, to which, as yet no ars-
wer has been received. He was very clad
British Minister, which was read in this
hodv on Thursday last, though he did not
like the temper displayed in that paper
that an answer might be shortly expected.
When the expected answer to our counter
project is received, we will seedgsyIieht on
this G uestion. We will then be informed
the British Government accedes
TO the proposition and is disposed 10 settle
IL anicsbly or whether she refuses, and in
that event We will know what we have TO
do. He was cot willing 10 vote fof fixing
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

Brftish Force in the Co,oS..
United Service Journal Of the 80 "a
published in London, enumcrsl,, o..
lsh Troops stationed in the C,n,d'. az 8.
Isl March. 1910, as follows -, e
Dragon Goards, 9TH Reg. IA IN
Bau. Grenadier Guards, % P,~ 49, =
stream Guards, end Bau la e." u
90 regiments Of foot. The ,l,.t.. d.
regiments Of the Guards NAV he y. ~, .a
at 1000 each. The regiments Of - ~ '''
each 500 strong. This would ro,,,... n
force OF about 10000 men. '''ti
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

From Canada-- Warlike.-1m 4
ing extract from a letter, Tecsi's. .,,I
gentleman in this city, looks Ia'n"
like. RI. n
Chippeica, March, IS4e' r., ri
pie on this side want 10 fight. 20
eral surveyors have suTyryeo "a II
Lane, and Chippewa, and ere I ,r4|
Gagged in Surveying Fort Enc ~, 80, 4
TO fertilization. Orders ha's e.. ,,rsI
ceived to recruit 5000 men iot IL ~
40 dollars bounty. This eeT'''D'
like 6ghting-Bg6aIo Ce"f.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

~ arlikc movements on II, e.
The Washington coresporf ON .'|'''' -
journal Of Commerce observes a'
: Letters have been recriyeJl.
Detroit, March 8, stating thu, I ~. ''.'t
are making preparations Of = bo.,a' :. s.
acler there, which seemed n 49,. "'.
other object than the Patriot, ~ s va
Blanc Island, which commapdrd ill., 49, D''-
of the Detroit River, hfock.bcn..''. ".'A
been buiIt and garrSoned with nro, '"t
many other points block. houses. 81
ing. Many regular troops ate nl,s,J' D'.'
toned along that lronller Ahs,,5 ~
American Indians had also been mai ''s
for whom new huls had been E.s ,''',
they had been supplied with arms t. ISL
els and daily ratons by the Bu,b
" | am assured by gentlemen l,or ,l NJ,
quarter, now here, that all thu sfI s ..'
10 the same purpose, is absolutely r..
a" But what the object is. is ,nCs. d.
'"'"'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

MILITARY.--The Secretary orw,.
transmitted letter to HE Sperge,
House Of Representatives., contain.
system OF Reorganization Of the Nina,
LOT the United States. The letter /. h, /,
and minute in its details, and would ce,'
py more room than we can at pre,er,, A.,
proprlaie 10 lis publication. The rf,,, b..
lures Of the plan we find condensed Is Nj.
lows in the Netc- York Ga:rae:-
An enrolment is TO be made Of ,rt,
male white citizens OF the UnlrdSn,a
between the ages Of twenty and orty.(,
all OF whom are required 10 be gr
armed and equipped, inspected, and n |
viewed within their respective slls.
whenever required by the State sr,-
From the mass Of the militia thus ea,a
ed, and numbering a million 6dsl.
there is 10 be taken in each Siae tsl
Territory snch number, by dal or W.
untarv enlistment, between ID. 0ges Of 81 |
and 81, as will make up a force nolr
ceeding 100, 600 men, in the following
proportions for each State and lrhloY
Maine 400 men; New Ilamrsbt2&c
Vermont 9,400; Massachusetts 6,Wt
Connecticut $500; Rhode-hanj 500
New-York $4,000; jersey 9,30
Pennsylvania 10,400 Delaware 800 NJ
ryland $500 /; Virginia 5000 DsIHel q
Columbia 400; North Car.IIOa 400
South Carolina 9,400; Georgia ESQ
Florida 400; Alabama 1000 Mssl"Ip
500 /; Louisiana 500; Tenneae 400
Arkansas 400 Missouri 200; Iowa 900
Kentucky 400; Illinois / 200; IoJih
$500 Ohio 5000; Michigan 900 iH
Wisconsin 400 men.
This force is 10 be denominaied he"
TIVE or MOVABLE force.
Another class is 10 be organized u'c'
the name Of the reserre or sedenIary o''''
and the order OF precedence between III
army Of the United-States and The m@'@
and between the several classes Of the 10"
tia with one another, is as loIo|-
/. Troops If the Unlted-Stnes. 20 "r
lila Of the United States, in this oIo'''
wit IL. The active force. 9. Inc r.
dentary force. s. The mass.
An acknowledgement Of the nld'a
be appointed by the President W.
Office will be at Washington, aoG 81
1000. He is TO be allowed Two ff'
necessary. The President deslgn''o
depots OF arms and munitions Oh WET =,
appoints the place Of rendezvous y :
troops, when called into active SEW ,'.
When called DOT the militia are Sap''
the same rules and articles o. "a'
regular troops Of the United-ola'" -,
no detachment can be required u ~
more than six months in any one !''
While in actual service, then ply ="
tons are those Of the troops OF me ~
army-and in case Of deaths or "'.y
they OF their widows are pIac'' a
same footing as TO PENSIONS VIVA .,,e
killed or wounded in the Tegua' ,.g
The whole county, for the coou ~
OF instruction and discipline, IS I" 70
ed into ten districts, and proper l's' ~
are To be made as 10 the lasITOc''OA
GERS and men.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
April. Is

But there could be no ,,,.. -
Bfli"in persisted in prrcipir, ~ i e'7
herself had laid down as rr ,rl. "''A "a
The law 81 nations and the risL,, "a
country MUST RE PROFIT. 2.
u necessary AT THE POM or y l
BAYoNET. VI lal
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

Ia view Of the signs Of the times who
can slumber and dream Of safety on this
Northern frontier.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27
CANTPHINE LIGHTS.

vi NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
lN for 'EH.EBB'S PATENT BURNERS IND
C.aMPIIINE OIL always prepared to fill all
orders. Our assortment is very complete such as
Astral Hall, Reading, Chamber ard side LAMPS as al
others for stores, &c. sc. The economy attending
the burning of the Camphnc Oil, has been fully tested,
warranted be than half the expense OF Gas
or Oil. Many who using the lamps have assured us
that it is wO-trds less than either great saving OF
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order Is gain.
ed. One wick will burn from 10 months. The oil
we warrant free from combustion, and where by acct
dent it may be dropped the il dries
up quick water leaving stan and for its match
less brilliancy it exceeds all the artificial light in
vented. pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evening store where the Lamps and Oil can al
ways he had Il. PALMER < co.
n. b. The Camphine Oil is TO be had al store only
10
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27
READ AND REFLECT.
iI,l,trOn Al uANEX OE IINERWORI


A z season like the present, when, IN consequence
"a of the rapidly varying changes of the weather, al
ernatn from dry to moist from hot to cold, coughs
colds asthma, cltarrh, &C. daily hecnming more
prevalent a remedy universally efectual i'll removing
All such complaints is deserving of especial attetsn
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing (in addition 10 e
herb from which it defiy.s its nanc) several Others
equally valuable and restorative IN Their effects IS oi1er
ed 10 the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LIVERWORT, which since II was first presented 10
tie public by the proprietor, has received estinohas
oi, hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered. the
originals of fas OF which, by tie leave OF the parties,
NAV he examined hg al interested, At the store OF tue
n,nnrrtor In fact. in all of ColdS Coughs, ASt
ma Influenza Group, Whooping Cough, and every IN
nau,natorv affection 0f the Chest and Lungs. the PEc
-oRAL IIoSEy LIyERwoTr stands unrivaiicd, nav
ing IN every instance, when the disease has been
of the most aggravated and vrent kiad, effected per
feet cure if lis use continued, or III least aioIue
partial benefit the srFer, which only required ms
own perseverance to become perfect cure naiy o.
our most respectable citizens have authofHed tue pro-
rtor 10 communicate their names, rs eNldence nl the
irt of the above statements all interested cBqnirers
frs-I'renared by JAMES ID. NOWiIl., New York
~ Ia al. nv ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
ansg, Sole Agents for baltimore
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27


CIraer of EItle and Baltimore stree IS, Baltimore
FENiE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons
z this establishment, their friends, and the public ge
ueraly that they have associated themselves together
~ for the purpose of conducting the same The
lAIIif EUTAW HOLSE completed and first omen
ssed in 1926, at which time was furnished through,
out in the every best manner, and without gard to cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior
mcns, its high and airy location combine TO render il
proverbally pleasant and healthy. II is particularly well
adapied for the accommodation of FAMILIES and a.
DIES, having great number of Private Parlours Ia
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room with pss
entrance on Baltimore street. In every respectte
Eutaw House is second TO in the United<1afess
and is the intention and firm detennnation The PROF
pretors, TO spare no exerions promote the comfort
and grauhcaton of their Patrons and at1dss which no
exception can be taken. The stock OF HffEsS and
LIQ UORS on hand, has been nosy imported cypress
for the use of this estabishn or secetea rom the
private stocks of some of re most ceiebfated eonnoi
seurs of the city. The f7IfS attached 10 the house
in complete order, ana open 2. ~ tunes for the
Of the suests ASAIiEI4 HUSsEY
:. rs 800 - 4n +. w. ELDER,
(Late of the firm Of b. s. Elder C Co.,
RnLtaooTe, April 2 1910.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27
SIit1E THREAD.

EN- LARIsABEEI, No. %, y. CALVERT ST
HLe Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS. and SHOE FINDINGS in general, has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool, large assortment Of
SHOE THREADS viz: Brown, Green, half Rleached,
White and Yellow warranted Of the beet qualities: and
rs in store fine selection of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INGS yz Shoe KNIVES, Pincers, Hammers, awi lladse
Aw IIats Shoe Rasps, Kit Files, Pegs Ofall szs, isoos
Weting Linen Cotton loot Cord, cut and cast Shoe
Nails Size sticks, Shoe Brsos, &e Ac Nc The ahovs
goods of the best quality and will be sold upon
as good terms the guilty, be had for In this
or any other city.
Also on hand, LASTS ofsvery description ofthe latest
fashions and made of he best tmb EunoP's Celebrated
PASTE BLACKING.
Country Merchants will DO well 10 call before .surcha
sing elsewhere. Hp y oot
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27
GOOD OPPORTUNTTY.

FHyHE subscriber having determined to reduce his
a. large stock of goods is prepared to dispose of
them on the reasonable terms, and respectfully so
cs call from those in want of any articles in his line,
As he feels assured that his rces will be perfectly sas
factory. His stock consists of great variety of Cut
Glass including the most fashionable new patterns also
China & Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures Of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do. and Stone China.
Lamps-sucfl Astral, Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses in great variety
Plated Ware, of and fashionable patterns, Wait
e<s Cutlery Tenders, shovels * Tongs Androns, Ger
man Silver Articles, and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping
Connected with the Bazaar is an extensive Glass Cut
tna establishment, where tile most skul worknen are
prepared 10 execute every description fwork.
CHAIR FACTORY.
The subscriber also carries on extensively the manu-
Elctuie of all descriptions of Cane Scat and Wndso
Chairs to which he invites the attention Of his friend
aud the public. He also manufactures Choirs for expor
ation suited for the different South American and es
| India markets.
Housekeepers, Country Merchants and others are re
uuestcd call and examine the stock of goods in h'
Store and Bazaar, which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than is usually to be met with in one es
Enlistment JACOB DALEY.
N. ID. China and Glass hired out as usual -
On hand very fine assortment o! Vase shades, of dii-
erent sizes which have been received lately, and more
eNpccted i'm few DAYS.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-27
CANgpuTyE rIGHT.

yEyIIE su pariority of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, TO
b that of either Oil Gas, has now been y tested
by some hundreds who using it in this city, Doti as
regards the brancy of the Light and that OF economy
We are prepared to prove that the Canlihe IS less
than one-ha the erpense of Gas or o-ana IN addition
to which il possesses all the good qualities tt oter ar
;coI ligts have moi. in regard TO cleanliness there
thing 10 compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp, Il
is done with more facility, and less trouble than with
the ordinary lamp The Camplilne ' y purely Vegeta
HE and yss,ran,ed free from combustion. There
now upwards of $4,000 ofihe Lamps used New York.
and increasing daily large assortment of WHICH and
w. Il. PALMER & co.
N b. The Lamps are burning every night at our Stores
where they can be seen s.ti Ma So-4t