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The Madisonian., 1840-02-06

relative 10 the subject submitted their consideration
Mr.. ADAMS suggested that the resolutions might
be snplhed By striking out the second resolution as
superduJuS. Every standing and every select com
miuee possessed, by law, the power of sunmoniDg
and examining witnesses. lie asked MIR. B. 10 mo.
diiy IL accordingly.
Mr. BLACK said he had reported the resolutions
uader The instructions Of the committee where they
had undergone some discussion He could not,
therefore, IKE the modification suggested. II The
law was as the gentleman stated The retention OF the
second resolution could do no harm.
Mr.. ADAMS then said he should move 10 strike
oul the second resolution as il was unnecessary.
Nj. BLACK said The resolutions would then be
Intellectual FOR The purpose for which they were in
tended
Mr.. ADAMS said he would then modify lis mo-
tion % strike out the second resolution and APP
pend 10 The ehd Of the first the words aud that The
said committee shall have liberty 10 send or persons
and papers"
MIR. BLACK said he not al liberty to alter or
modify the resolutions, as he had reported them un-
der Instructions OF The conmiuee. A proposition
was made in co nmittee, that the words with power
y send for persons and papers" should BE- inserted
F.. but il was objected TO-
Mr. ADAMS said he did not ask the gentleman
from Georgia, Mr. b j or the committee 10 aer
or inpaiiy The resolution. The House was at liberty
to DO 50, and that was what he asked.
MI LEWIS WIELlA NS asked the yeas and
nays on The amendment; Which were refused
IelerS were also asked for and refused
Nif. bLAoh asked lOi ihs IeaQlnS oil lne law Te-
feried 10 by Mr.. Adams which having been read /,
follows
Be a eadeted, 81 Thit the President Of the Sem
ale, The Speaker ol the House of Representatives a
Chairman of Committee II the Whole, a Chair
man OF Select Committee Of either House, shall be
empowered 10 administer oahs afirnatIons TO wit
nesses, N any under their examination. n--Ap-
proved May 3, 1913.
s. BE IL enacted, d.c That The Chairman of any
Standing Committee, either of the House OF Repre-
senatives or OF the Senate o the United States shall
beiempowered To administer oaths or aihrmations 10
Witnesses in any case under their examination; and
any person who shalt be guillyot PERJURY before such
committee shall be liable 10 The pains, penalties and
disabilities prescribed for The punishment oil the
crime Of 0iltul and corrupt perjury."-A Approyed
February g. 1917.
The question on the amendment Of Mr.. ADAMS, as
modified by him, was aken aud decided in the atfir-
native without division.
Sc The amendment, as modified, was agreed 10.
Aud, the question being taken, the resolution, as
amended, was adopted.
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN
The House then resumed the unfinished business
OF yesterday, being the election of Chaplain.
The results OF the several votes were as follows:
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Grundy's re-
port for the destruction Of State credit was
still the subject of discussion. Mr.. Calhoun
embraced the occasion 10 define his present
position.
In the House, the day was spent principal
" in the presentation Of petitions
The Madisonian., 1840-02-06

TuE LD,DNG ME,suREs or TnE ADMINISTRATION
RgPupsTEp BY ITS owN FRiENDs-l'he Subtreasury
resolutions introduced by Mr.. Socum, were inde6-
natey postponed in The General Assembly Yesterday
by vote Of I3 to "A. OF all the Loco foco mem.
bers Of the General Assembly of this State, only
THIaTEeN could be found TO support the leading nea-
sures OF the Administration; only THIRTEEN could
be mustered in favor OF their oun measures Call
voa hfshaeki~g Of your friends p Prov. JourHol.
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And by citizens OF Concord, with this;
1.-THE FARMERS PRESIDENT.
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE

The procession extended from one 10 two miles
and full mile in close order. The rear was
brought up by the citizens Of Eairpon in boa fitted
M for the OCCASION manned by hardy tars, in cos
tume, and bearing several stands of American CO.
lors and hearts merry and true ever sailed
on land or water.
AT Chardon, the procession was received by an i'm
mense concotirse OF people from other parts Of the
country, who had paraded for the purpose, and
whose proposition Of lhree cheers for " HARRI-
SON AND REFORM" met a hearty resp nse from
more than thousand voices.
The meeting was organized in the spacious church
of the Methodist Society in Chardon, who generous
" opened il for the purpose. As small portion only
OF the multitude could gain admance, il was ad
ourned 10 the public square, where the spirited re-
solutions Of the committee were read and adopted,
and speeches listened to with intense interest by the
" great congregation" The names OF the speakers,
&c. may be by reference 10 the official proceed
ingS.
We have not the means Of forming very correct
eStim c Of the number Of persons who assembled
on this occasion 10 manifest their devotion TO the
cause OF freedom, and their confidence ia the noni.
nees Of the Harrisburg Convention II was EN-
pha,icaly gathering of the democracy of the coun-
try the log cabins poured outheir tens and their
hundreds 10 help 10 cheer the friends Of the hog
cabin candidate" We have heard but one person
estimate their number al less than two thousand =
Our Chardon friends, who had the best opportunity
Of Judging sly that NOT LESS THAN THREE
THOUSAND were in attendance on that occasion.
The day passed away without any accident 10
dampen.the genera JOY; no exceSseS were INDUCED,
because the sober citizens OF The county ruled the
hour The whole afforded gratifying earnest uf
the unauimi,y and zeal with which the People will
gather around the ballo-box in November, 10 sps-
tain The great cause OF he People against The OGec-
hoideys"
The Madisonian., 1840-02-06

VIRGINIA SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Three Intellectual trials TO elect Senator
were made again on Friday lasi after which,
'he order was indefinitely postponed. Thus,
although no one is elected, Mr. Riyes may
claim triumph. For, having received the
highest number of votes, he is the fayorite
candidate of Virginia and the Legislature
have determined that Mr.. Riyes, or nobody,
shall be sent 10 the ISenate. The subject,
unless again brought up, will now go 10 the
people
The result Of the joint vote, on Friday,
was as follows:
For Mr.. Riyes % for Mr.. Mason 80 ; for
Mr. Allen (Whig) GO. A second call Of the
roll in each House produced the following
joint result For Mr.. Allen 76; MIR. Mason
70; Mr. Rives IL. A third vote resulted as
follows: Mr.. Allen so; Mr.. Mason 81 !;
Scattering s. ia being necessary to an elec-
llon.) What followed is thus briefly sketchcd
by the editor of the Richmond Wing;
At 9 o'clock at night the election of Senator
indefinitely postponed, alter tial OF three days
The House, in the first place, proposed 70 postpone
unlil ii O'clock this day. The Senate amended The
resolution by sub bliutng indefinite poStponement-
ayes about 25 The House disagreed; the Senate
tHs,sted and the House receded by vote oil 6T 10
IS. The vote in both Houses was mixed one
some Of each party voting for it, under The general
conviction that election could be made, and the
universal sense Of weariness exhaustion and dis
gust" a,
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In the House Of Representatives OF Massachusetts
vote was taken upon appointing Special Com
mittee with instructions TO report bill ,cpealtlg the
liceass iatr OF 1888 the great subject o contest At the
la,e election in that State. The vote upon the order
10 appoint a compi,tes stood as follows Yeas 2s5,
nays 172.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

. A"oNpaft TcbtudIJ iCtu,
Ga,Iick Malcry Esq, of Pennsylvania, and Ma
thah Clidord, Esq, Of Maine we're admitted attor-
HeyS am councillors OF this court.
NO 62 John 1. Micheli executor &c u.s. Robert
Lehox et al. in error to The Court oi Chancery of
'he State OF New York. Mr.. Chief Justice TANEY
aenYefed the opinion of this Court dsmissing this
WIZ o. error Tor the want Of jurisdiction.
: ~ u Washington Bridge Comp1ny Us. Wm
9'eWafl et al; on appeal from the Circuit Court of
'ne uhl'ed States for The District of Columbia. The
ugctee oi the said Circuit Court in this cause was
d".5hel, WIN costs and six per cent damages
~. ~ Y. G Mitchell U.s. r. q Cook This writ
et!oI 70 thc Circuit Court Of the United States for
y oa'na pa was docketed and dismissed with costs
IL ~ ~ lie schooner Emperor rs The United
a',s' his appeal from the Court OF Appeals for
with costs 80 "''
Kn;oh NO o. Ihe.Uned States, plaintiff in error, u.s. j.
nov es"a -. q" ms cause was argued BY Mr.. Auor-
Evan Gr 'ot lhe plaintiff in error, and BY Mr..
NJ A. Az ,ee p eelendanlS in error.
1.o ~. ~ Ehas Kane, plaintiff in error ~ Edward
49," su"S executor. The argument Of this cause
err,r |e commenced BY MIR Key for the plaintiff in
TUEsply, February A. 1910
Cnr.,, in I'laS Name, plaintiff in error. rs Edward
onoa executor. This cause was further ar
b. n, " Nr' Coke for the defendant and concluded
= wi hey Tor The plaintiff in error.
adjourned tl tomorrow morning :, II oe,oet
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Mr.. Woodbury., in his letter to the Prcsi-
dent, dated 3 lst ut., says,

The opportunity afforded This occasion for sup
plying the OF already lost and also any
amount likely TO be needed meet the public engage
rnents hereafter, by requiring duty some arhcles
no,o free might be improved bsnefeiafy, without de-
psrture from the compromise act and without agiiatiag
the quesfion Of protection"
The Madisonian., 1840-02-06

Then followed the car fro CsatrerUis, drawn by
fourteen horses, with out riders. Ii was tilted up
for the occasion by the citizens OF that place; was
80 feet long, or more and contained some 80 or 40
citizens OF Centrevilc and the vicinity including
inhabitants Of Madison township. A splendid ban
waved gracefully over ;heiI heads, with the io-
lowin. inscriptions
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FROM THE STATE Or Pennsylvania.
HARRlsrrRu. Saturday, Feb l.

The following important Message was
transmitted by the Governor to both branches
Of the Legislature to-day;
The Madisonian., 1840-02-06

The TRUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-28

EVANS PATENT SELF-sIIARpENTNG
. PLOUGHS,' HARVEST TOOLS. &C. 81,
FENIfE Subscriber is now manufacturing G. s. O. T.
Il VANS reverse point or seifshatpening PLOUGHS;
aelrsae {of iroD) Is two points; and BY revers-
ings act upon The principle Of sefsharpeng and there
fore economy m sIng Tpse plougfs are made in the
best possible manneT; and Will be sold as reasonable
terms can be lad in this city; together with my ex-
tensge assortment Of other make Of ploughs and agcul
tlral bnPlefnepts generally. .Ef,l1 s5f rf+ s5-r
~ store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES; with Wa1fon's and Gfiffin7s Blades; Grain and
Grass isCYIIIES of Waldronjs Griffin IS, and Amer-
can manufacture; Scyths Snathes and other Harvest
Ltools; Iinesling Machines, Horse fioSvars &c. &C.
lhaYeFso patterns or, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those venting such articles; TO call and
see my work. ,, "a ~ g..
An orders Will meet with prompt attention. A'' ta
80 H'4iHi. ~ aAt sol L3zit j. 8 EASTMAN, r. 20
30 Pratl st, between Charles & Hanoyerst
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. u order ofitH commissioners of inselvent debtors
-EB for the city and county of Baltimore. notice Is
hereby given to the creditors OF GEORGE W.lWII.-
iLiAMSON, an isolveni debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted tohe said debtor and that
the SAID creditors are required 10 attend tire Office of
the said commissioners in the house iRthe city Of
Baltimore. the 9th day of April next, ten O'Clock
III TIM oTenoon and nominate trustee erFgstees
be Imprinted for their benefit: and to give all The uer
nation in possession TO- the said commissioners,
10 enable them TO report to Baltimore county court,
agrceaby 20 an act OF Assembly, passed at December
session ls3l, entitled San act relangto insQlYent debt
ors;' and at tle6tIf day of juno next hath been fixed
orthe aal hearing in bis case, before the said eomi=
siOners, ~. ,,
NH % law3m ma ! 1aWSw
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NEW ARRANGE ttls
WILMINGTON s. BALTIMORE
Cd Rhf[. ROAD. p. 2 'liL
6 g. go sisls.i ST..

". es.5sss sss;sls1 tSl[1 -.
. sy--5s2-5s -
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY Nf5X;T1 the 1T
NJ OF Aprl--Fhe Train with the UNITED, S5TATRS
MAIL viii ave Pratt Street Depot, every moinng at
iglf past nine oclock.-Fhe passengers viii dine AZ
Wilmington and reach philadelphia about half past4
clock, r. NJ, in full time for teafiemoon to New
York. .@tt"tlui ~ rG. u sitiI,y .T,-4,i liilb
RETURNING, win leave Philadelphia at One o'clock
a. NJ breakfast on board the Steam Boat Susquehnnn
anu arrive in Baltimore at 8 o'clock Al M in time for
The different lines going south. g. Nc
THE SECOND MAIL or AFTERNOON TRAIN,
VIII leave the Pratt street Deputdaily Except SUN
daysl al HALF, PAST THREE O'CLOCK,P. NJ, for
Phiadelphia-te passengers sup AZ Wilmington and ar
rive in the city about eleven O'Clock p NJ thus afford
the Western and Southern passengers an opportunity
OF proceeding to New York by the early morning lines
- NO. III bn RETUNRING,1;-lt it't,
Thus lneleayes Philadelphia at hafpast Three o'clotk
p. M-the passengers sup on boardie Steam Boat sui
buchanan, andarrive IN Baltimore abour eleven O'clock
M, ~. ...st..-.r n
G-Tbe regulations heretofore adoped by his Conn
any for the comfortable accommodation ofItssengers,
and facility of travel, security Of baggage SC, VIII
ntmued. UT 90 5lc iri1d Aa Es5..1sfi4f ID IN
% .iana9 a..I SO na,. A.. CRAWFORD. Agent,
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POETRY.
FOR THE PILOT,
TO KING MARTIN.

q
III t TUNE--ePensez moi &c"
When freeman wake and dream no more,
And now the .contest has began; ''lif.
When shouts resound from shore to shore, III
c T. In praise of gallant Harrison; ,.7-r,.f .arl
Ill Then while those pealing sounds you scan,
N. Think upon Tip, King Martin Van
(! when cringingldogs do bend the knee, OH
ats And tell thee many honied tale, ,.,r
4 About thy power and majesty;
How 'gaihst the Wings you viii prevail, -
-''i' Then while you think secure you stands
gaj Think upon Tip, King Martin Van, M
when High Priest Amos, wtfelds the quill ri
Plucl1ed from demons wngiofyorea o.,5
You think he writes with mystic skill, ,,-
.f -Tolun US all to sleep once more;
Then ere his wicked works began, Q
Think upon Tip, King Martini Van.
'fsF afl at .ptE es-i asd ~ ss4fff u, syt,. E3-a
When those who do the plumber share, r.
., And feed thine ear with idle lies, i.si '-'
When they, thy mighty waydeclare, e -'io9
And send thywisdom to the skies,
~ Then whenaround thy throne they stand,
cad s.e Think upon Tip, King Martin Van
WHEN brave old Tip has furnished you al, 10 Z
u.t And rents his cabin at North Bend,
aoi When ,exiled from the White House Hall,
I. ousadly Kinder hook, ward wehd, 20 q
= Then when You see your fathers land,
ai % Think uponT ip9pper Martin Van. aif,a
ION
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THE PILOT,

DUFF GREEN.

Is published at No H. Water street. Baltimore nearly
{. N - eiA opposite Chenpside. h. s.. ...s
e TERMS.-Daily, al Six DnIlaIs per annnm adj
vance, Twelve and half Gents per week payable
10 the carriers. Country, Five Dollars per annum
Extra in in pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One Dollar, for twenty Eve numbers tieaf
Efcf v,. n TERMS or ADVERTISING
square Insertion, So 90 square lmonfh 81 90
d. do. o 10 do. 15i 2menths 7 90
b do. 8 do. 90 do. do, 10 90
r do 1 week, I 75 do. 6 do. 16 90
"a do 2 lido. 2 10 fsqusre per year, $50 90
Cards of two lines only, 50 per annqm, in advance
s651eit fifes,oT less, make sqlsaTeI f an adyeF-
tsemen exceeds ten lines, tire price will be. in proporr
zion. All advertisements are payable al the time of
hsir insertion except yeares, which epayable quar-
tey in ADVANCE advertisements ordered in till for
sertiou. ~ -'i @i', r-.i-8| sos '-h r3i:I1ia 4
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a GRICuhTufsALI InEPLEMENTs.-T

A GRICUkTUISALl ENEPLENENTS.-The-
"a subscriber acknowledges with gratitude the liberal
patronage las received from The pubiicsnce the
tahshnent his Repository 1926. During this long
period he las studded successfully his interests
by identifying them with The interests oflis customers
in being lnp and faitul IN the execution OF their or
His present facilities for manufacturing agricultural
implements, not surpassed by any other establish
ment in this country he can therefore afford them
reasonable terms any other person for the quail
ity ofwork. His present stock ofimplements
tensye both in quality and variety, TO which he would
invite the attention of those who wish to purchase.
liberal discount will be made all cash purchasers,
and those who purchase TO sell again.
The following of his leading articles
TER wood and iron frames hut all with his patent dou
Bile eccentric feeders, with without extra knives; prices
varying from S33 10 @eo, subject to cash dscounng;
he challenges the world TO produce better machine
cutting long forage; MYERS WHEAG' FAN and Ell
LICOTT'S PATENT HORIZONTAL WHEAT FANS
both very superior article Fox s. BHland's PAT
ESTa THRESHTKGf MACHINES, and Mariineauss
PATENT HORSE POWERS, also very superior ar
tcle. A great variety OF PiOUGHS, rwr uqt and
cast Shares, of all sizes and prices, Gideon Davs's i'm
proved PLOUGHS, of Davis own make or patterns,
recommendation; lo0cuLTIvArORs, also expanding
both iron and wood frames, and new
plan; ToBACCO CULTIvAroRs. g
+. Il Smiths PATENT LIME sPBEADEkS, the
utility which has been made known ofhe public; to-
getlier with 4 large assortment of FARMING NIPPLE
NENTS, PLOUGH CASTINGS of every description
and superior quality kept constantly on hand at retail or
by the ton; also, IL and other CASTINGS iur
nishe at short notice and reasonable terms, this Iron
Foundry being furnished with the best materials and
expeienced workmen with annie machis cry running
by steam power for turning and fitting up mach merry
A1so-c constantly on hand, d. i.aa.etns superior
GARDEN SEEDS In store, Potatoes and common
Seed Oats Totbv and Herd sesds all superior quail
All orders win s e DETSSTTEgys sssna ssi IN
" -. ~ fs1 runners REX Afory, Pratt street,
ap e Near he raiumoe and chic rail road Depot
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EgY order Of the commissonersof ihsofveht debtors
ED Tor the city and county OF baltimore, notice is
hereby givern % the creditors of WILLIAM McfEAN,
an insovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted TO Tie said dehfor and that the said creditors
required to attend at the Office Of the said commission
ers in the court house, in the city of baltimore the
6th day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in te forenoon
and nomisate trustee trustees, 10 be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
pos session 10 the said commissioners 10 enable them
TeportSo baltimore county count agreeally act Of
Assembly, passed mt December session. 1881, entitled
ian act relating TO Hsolvoht debtorn and te 5h day
OF September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case before the said commissioners .--r
9 Dated the Sth day of May in the year 1870.
i; ma % law3In
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FoR SALE, LEASE, or 4 BNT,


FEYiAY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
II bounded by Front and PloHihan streets, Jones's
A. Falls, and Sllhouse alley, on which is erected
Nfi, ,s..' the BALTIMORE. PRINTING & BLEACHING
t=4=sVVoRKS Themaiu building has front of 40
feet on Front street, by depth of 40 feet with drying
rooms of 10 feet square the SECOND and third stories
one other Building fronting 50feet onPl9wnan street,
and 70 eeon Jones's FEELS, with drying room of the
same dimensions on The second stoy-one other Build
ing fronting IS feet Still House alley by depth of 20
ieehe second story OF the same dimensions, all of
brick and built in substantial mar with several 9TH
er buildings for STILLS cFgacs, Single apparatus
Carpenter shop, &c. &c with steaIa engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines Zone of
which IS three coloured, made BY Newell and equal To
amy i'll tho eourry &c y :; ~ + L Il zsI;, ii
frames hot rosT 81 IA, II sir l54;i3lnlri
made BY ceiiel- f. ic:i tlsr,lsnt en- p{saslle ~
and l'oards,wi;b all he xii,5a Ia.as 6fa.F'iie a
site for bleaching ii lrA ifz al His=msl0l &C
pieces sf cloth per month af.'nef5 n, he dye L,
the largest spring of pure wner thai Isl the oil; in
which there are Two pumps worked by eacii-of IL
gines that throw into four large csems placed into the
upper part of the building, leo gallons per minute
The Rldchifery has not been VA more Than II
months, and is in complete order to commence opera
ZION : any time! The whole in fee4 si.fsta.
lIs the OF Bafth0ie and Green streets, 'front.'
ssing 81 feet on baltimore street, and150 feet on
Green street. at present occupied by Richard Crew as
81 AIso,LA two story BRICK DWELLING
iIl good order, fronting % feet the north side
Gs9of baltimore street; the Lot extending loo feet
90 PARK Lane, on witch there is good Stable
ALso,h LOT fronting 81 foetaoh baltimore street,
near Pine, extending loo feff'to Park Lance
ALsb, $50 feet ofGROUND on the north and south
side OF Fayete street, near Pine mt
ALso,A50 feet of GROUND on the south side of Lex
mgton street, by depth OF 100 feet, with the privilege
ofa oi alley TO Vine street, aud The right TO build ON
andinto the cast wall of PaScaut Row. Title indspu-
table. IS - IS
Terms OF sale-l-3 in 8 months, l-3 in : IL months
the remaining l-3 may remain on the ground rent
ap2-1aw4w = VIM. W.M'CLELLAN.
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81 A TERROR no aUACEs, AND THE We
"a lkEREAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RED
DROPS isan iiabIe remedy fortie efTeetHa extirpa-
nonof all speegs and symptoms Of the VI disease.
They have long been in general Use by the public, be-
slowing blessings and receiving praise; it is scarcely in
the power Of sceptcism TO dopghi its virtues of envy
TO deny them, II has achieved ascendant career of
uso1aaess which distances the competition of mere
boastfgl and has secured conspicuous sta
ton III universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
-1Dr. BONNLBY'S OFFICE, for the, sale Of Hunters
Medicines, As Nos PITT ST. between Front street and
Bazaar Bridge. t--' =" i-5 t
l. s.iEbT1T GENERAL. AGENCIES. .
The following agents have been appointed by me TO
cell the Gehune Hunters Medicines for the GU of the
Yenereal Diseases I'll III rgz ..4--
a., Dr. VIM. LAMPHTER,
" 80 Surgeon Dentist, King st. dexaudria, d. c.
,4fgt az iis1 ,t.s 80 e. A. STANSBURY.
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s8as SD faIut E,.safzsli ti-F s 1-FsssssF ~
insnsnfs ca $40 10 Ss,nassg, s.SfSs = 4 siss ss.es
Fiq 9ns tcaoaa i . yiilssfs l.r .f1sssi; % - =
.szssF
10 noisclyalo aff haes1s q Tcy neqt az.g casz So
ard szasq 6xsiAffsqtH ssT -ssasT2qtssz rs-,ssszs-I
'vf;aaco sdf il W iisrn> Ytelzsf az = fiss ks=zssf
senssorgn TB1 K z1 sssrir - ~
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PRoFFRTy IN BosTos.lThe Boston Patriot states thai
the building In that city at the corner Of State and Con-
gress Streets lately belonging TO the Atlas insurance
Company, recently sold by auction, for 3t ,O0O-
This is little more than wasgigen years ago for the
land Alone ii bayng been purchased by tue company at
$50 per square foot, without Building. ~
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TIE ROARING CREEK FURNACE in Catawi ssa town
ship PA j commenced Blasting with WIkesbarre coal
and Bioohsburg ore on the IStli inst and The iron pro-
duced is fair quality This the first furnace erected
in The valley of the Susquehanna for smelling iron with
Anthracite, by Burd Patterson, Esq.--Ihh. Led. -