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HAYS, EI.IIoI', LYON & GOSH.
wholesale Dealers.

T. Foreign, british and .imcrican Dry Goods
No. l2 NoHru THinp STuEir, PuiLAnELrHIA
COUNTRY Merchants can I've supplied at MI
y times viii extensive assorrn vt ut the nhnvr
Goods the most liable aid satisfactory torms
May 90, lS4l.--lv.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
CAMILLE. COLUMBI& COUNTY,
Pennsylyrntu.
Pennsylvania.

yENHE SUBSCRIBER c~rertiulIy informs the
u pubic, that he has ,cd iiom the town of
'Gjia,rissa 10 D0IriHe, and that hr has purch. sed
II, hst place, The Large and ComDa diOuS
BRICK HnU"E,
AZ ruE CORNER OF MILL Ann NtEEET sTpEkrs,
(OppeSte tie Ceurt. House,,
r-r Which he has 1T ed up hy the erection
f,,..J OF ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
49,, extensive SrABLlNG for the Enfer-
s--lkeSfGinHism Cf Ifdr6Hus end lisifors.
Tie Is now prepared TO accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, and he would state that no.
thing in his power shall I've lei tndonr, 10 rendu his
customers comfortable and harpy while under his
care, His accommodations are ample, and his rooms
iuruished in modern style, and the proprietor is de.
lermined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation aud Importance
OF the town in which it is Iocatd.
His TAnLE will he supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the best aud choicest variety hs
market can G6ord, His Ban will he stored with
all the best articles that can be Furnished By otn
ciiifs, and the whole will be such as 10 give salts.
| faction TO every one.
Well knowing TIM, enlightened public vii
always Judge for them elves, he feels confident iha
they will favor him with their patronage
SAMUEL 4. BRADY.
! DanNillc Jan. 30.
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hcap Tin-W are.

WI her in Sunhury, of The best Tin, and the
work warranted, which he offers for sale AZ uduc,d
cash prices now low at retail ns formerly I'd ly
whoIcsa salr.-Good Watering Pots, formerly sold Al
81, now at IS cents Large Buckets, formerly sod
al IS and 81, now at 62 and SO Gallon G., III e
Pots, formerly sold at Sc aud thee quart at so, now
at and - cents, and other articles OF Tin Ware
IN proportion. Stove pipe and stoves made and
sold cheap Tor cash, &c.
n. Il. An persons indebted 10 The subscriber,
and Who wish to save costs, pquest'd 10 call
and make satisfaction, without delay, either with
cash or by giving lher notes.
SunhuTy, April 10. HENRY MASSER.
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u ESPECrFULLT inform the citizens of Sun.
I luty aud vicinity. that they have tax II the
Shop lahly occupied Ivy VIM Dursl, where they
will carry on the
TbTL cEJZ5G 3JsIEC,
IN Il It's Nafluus IN inches. BY s,ict attention and
'easonhhI" thngrs iity expect TO melit share OF
public patronage.
Suuhuv. Set. Alb 1911.
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IMPORTANT
NM u ~ EsHHE "a U aNzS I,

vENHE Undersigned take pleasure in submitting
Il TO the public the following Recommendations
of Prati's Cas-, Iron Smut Mill ard Grain HulieT TO
all dealers in Grain and manuiaciors of Flour, be-
ieying ii to he superior to any thing OF the kind
OIL, red to the public. All orders Oddressed to
Cot !. MFajden Lcwishurp. Union county Penn
sylvann. EBENEEZER SQUIRE,
JACKSON M'FADDIN.
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UNITED STATES CUMMERCIAL AND
STAl Is iICAL Containing doc.
umeats, facts aud oth,r useful affirmation, illusra.
i've oi the history and resources OF the American
Union, ard OF eich State; embracir commerce,
manuiaciue7, agriculture, int'rnal umPro, cments,
hanks, currelry, uauccs oducaion, Sc. &c. Ed.
ted hy Samuel Heard.
Pubh he'd every Wednesday, q, 70 Dock street
The prco to Subscribers is So per annum, payable
on the lirst of January Of each year No suhscrip.
uon received for lees thiH q year, SuhscrhrIs ou'
# the principal cu'Cf 10 pay ~ advance.
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10 those who Desire Health.

II hereby certify, that afflicted for eight years
with a severe nervous disease, attended with
constant, pain in the breast, side and stomach loss
of appetite. no rest at night sickness and dizziness
in the head, pain in the stomach after eating, and
other symptoms which attend Indigestion, my bow
els were weak and irregular. Having had advice
of various ply sicans during this long peliod and
used much medicine which only produced tempo
rary relief. In the year 1880, was often unable
To leave my house, and hcirga poor widow, de-
perdcn, on my own labor for living was obliged
to 60 from house TO house TO obtain it. | at length
gave up h hopes of recovery and trusted to Him
"thn created all things" fortunately was favored
with woik in Eighth street when the family, disco
scIing my miserable situation, Immediately recon-
mcnded DR.. " IL & II = COMPOUND
STRENGl HENING GERMAN APERlENT
PILLS, which they procured for me. used them
ani continued for about three moIths: during the
tine my strength rapidly i, creased, my countenanCe
and psid cheek returned to their former aud na,u-
raj colors. Since have fully recovered, and at
present enjoy p'rtcct h,ah feel it my duty 10
Inform the public at large of the gIeat virtues OF
DR.. HARLICH'S MEDICINE, that Others may
procure 1t, and be Likewise tur,d. | am well known
IN this city any p,rson wishing To see me. can call
at my II side &C.. MARY II. .FOURSMAN,
J.cksOn street. back Of IA Poplar Lane
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 NORTH
EIGHTH street, Pin ladrlphia, where testimonials
may be seen.
HENRY YONTlEIMER, Suntury,
November g. lSll. agent
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HEPA TITS, OK LIVER COMPLAINT.

MIRA IIIIN, On LI' IN COHILHJN i.
Liver complaint is described to be of two forms
viz Acute and Chronic, which are Il, rent in hci
seat aud character, and produced from ulcers
the Liver which is diseased on the surface in tL,
centre. In the former, The patient is attacked VIII
sudden pain, in the region of the Liver 20 sever
that even the red cl ,hes arc insulportabIe; the pa
tent cannot bear To turn lay bis left SIDE from
the pressure cX,ted in that position OF the infamo
organs. The latter may 60 on IN such manns
that the first symtoms of Liver Complaint aIe thos
which marx the occurrence OF suppuration. Th
Acute and Sub-aCutc varieties, almost always com
mCnce with some chilly feelings succeeded by hca
OF the skn, trvered tongue, having yellowish ap
pCarancr. Irregular state of the bowels co,tiyeness
tountcucanCe changes to a pale or ci!ron color, o
yellow like those afflicted with jaundice, difficulty
breathing. disturbed rest, attended with couch, te
verish symt ms, dry aud Iarched skin, difficult,
Of lying on the night side, urine scanty and hlgl
culored, the patient passes many bad nights and !
frrqu ntlv troubled with DiauhGl, Tenasmus an
Ples, nausea ard vomiting, and has a considefab
thirst When the inflammation affects the peru,
neal coat of the Liver the pain is much more inen.
aud The fever higher than when confined to the Lii
er In chronic affections it is uncertain in It's tel
mnation the pain is intense, attended occasona
~ with itvcri>h symloms, a dry and parch,d skin
irregular bowels, sallow countenance. ircqeuut a
tacks of junrd dice, he tongue is scarcely ever frC
from yellow fur, the appetite had, and a coiruPtlo
attacks the face aud back, lei ind the shoulders &,
DR. HARLicH's Compound Streng thening Ton
ic and Apercnt German Pills, will, in a maloTIt
of cases, produce a perfect cure and If used AT ii
very onset Of afilclIon will IN every case arrest It
disease. Tins is not merely theory but fact, whlc
can be suhsIantintd d by the testimonies Of variot
persons who have Witnessed the astonishing eiiec
OF tn, inv,h.shlr msric,ur. The die: must bt
tended 10, unl the warm bath must not be ncelec
ed wh,n the patient can have access TO il. f.
and explicit d Tectinns d, fined III the medic
pamIIet whlch accompanies the medicine, and c,
Ire obtained gratis OF any OF the regularly appoint,
! agents who >, II this n.cdiyine.
Principal Office aud General Depol for the L
ted State, Is at M. 20 North Eighth Street, Phi
lphil, Nhcrc all communications for Agenc.,
! Adv, sing aud Medicines must lie addressed (T,
/ paid,) which vii meet with immediate attention.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
May |, lS4l. Agent.
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ANTA NOTE list.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Tic FLOWING list shows the cur, nt value Of oil
Fcrrs' lvauia Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
Hnnce may lie placed upon il, "a i, !, er5g 'r'th
cauG,'y compared with al coucclod from DiS
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SELF -ADJD > 1 lI\S' Loi bNNNi'
FOR SAW-MlLLS.
BIZ BEsyANIS n. CrsnwA.
TIE Subscribers having purchased the night for
L vending and using the above valuable insen'
inn, for Northumberland County, offer TO dispose
Of the same to persons who may desire TO purchase.
The sbove invcnlon is now in operation at the saw
mill Of M MCsItN near SunbuIy, where !. can
be inspected by ownrs Of saw mills and oil others
interested Es GOBlN'
March si.-tf SAMUEL GOBLIN,
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ATTENTION.
4. SID EX HON ES

y QUESTS the attention of his country friends
Ia who in want, 10 bis vcrv large stock of
Carpetjngs, Oh Ciolhs, Ma1tings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c, &c, that be has just opened, at
his warehouses, No. Is North I'd street t. and No. .
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, PhlIa-
lie phia. July 81. lS4l-ly.
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RECO.E.UE.N'U.4 T!O.N.

Milton, April II, lsil.
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Con. ]. M'FADDIN-SIW: lIaus Cast and
Wrought Iron Spiral Smut Mill and Grain HulIer,
| consider To be the best machine to remove smut
and other impurities to which grain is subject, that
have used, or with which am acquainted, IN re.
gard TO dura'h ~ of material, simplicity of conslruc-
lion, neatncss and de,pal,h IN execution.
JOsEPu PINToN.
y. b. The above machines are marulaciund at
the lewsburg Foundry Union county aud u the
Bloomsburg Foundry, Columbia county, Pa.
Lew wisluIg, June 10, lsil.
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O. Al notes pure olIrr 10 be Oh any Pcnnsyi-
wanna Bank not gwen in The above !Ist, may be re,
..uyvu cs frauds,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-16

under the Register and Receiver; the Register and
Receiver are under the Commissioner; the Commits
soner is under the Secretary of the Treasury and
Secretary is under the President Thus, you add inn
mensey to the mass of Executive power, by drawing
within its vortex all the deputed claims through all the
land districts. And now, ask, what right have you
land put the inquiry especially that portion
Of the Senate who have been the habit of esteeming
il their peculiar province and duty to guard
and defend the Constitution of the United States and
who, perhaps have sometimes pushed their zeal that
subject little too far what right have YOU and
der what principle, provision of the Constitution,
especially after the clear and distinct separation in the
Constitution of the Judicial from the other departments
of the Government what right have you to give to
the Register and Receiver Of of your land districts
this ndisputabe judicial power to decide question
Of title TO real estate summary, without appeal
and without the Intervention of juryl And then
what temptation do you not present TO public officers
50 Situated Why, if am rightly informed, there
was not long since single redemption right near the
town of Chicago, the value Of which was at one time
estimated as high $500 900; and the right TO such
property is to be entrusted Register and Receiver
absolutely and without appeal! Can there be greater
danger Of corruption, or at least, of avortsm2 The
power is tremendous
Mr.. President, have said much more than ! in.
tended. Both your comfort and my own require that
should here stop; and Twill stop with repeating my
most anxious enreaty to those honorable gentlemen
whom in political sentiment have the misfortune tc
oppose, that they will pause before they sanction an
untried experiment Of such enormous magnitude.
ask them to wait for the results of the late census
copare the population Of the new and the old States
and the relative rate which both are increasing and
before they part with land systen whichis at this
hour the pride and ornament of the Legislation of the
Congress of the United States and which has brought
to the nation such rich and invaluable fruit to pause
to pause land if they will not abandon the plan,
that they will at least to embark these new
experiments with greater light to guide their course
than that which they now have
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, January 10, ls4l

Mr.. ADAMS had leave to present petition OF
Redman Burke and George WIKI complaining that
they have been discharged from work ON the public
buildings in Washington; which was referred to the
Committee on the Public Buildings.
Mr.. GREEN asked the consent Of the House to in
troduce the following resolution:
Resol, ed That the Committee of Ways and Means
be instructed to inquire into the expediency and ne.
cessty of laying such duties for the purposes of reve
nue. upon wines and silks and such other articles Of
luxury imported into the United States, as will NEE,
the necessary expenditures of the Government, and
pay off the debt already incurred by the issue of Urea
sury notes, and all such Other debts as may be owing
by the Government of the United States, and that
said committee report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. TURNEY called for the reading ofthe resolu-
ton. II was read accordingly.
Mr.. PlCKENS was proceeding to make some re-
marks; when g.,
Mr.. HUBBARD objected to the introduction Of
the resolution and there the matter ended
Mi CAMPBELL, of S. c., asked leave to intro
duce resolution directing the Speaker to issue sub
pGnd daces tecum to Samuel Hart clerk of the court
in Philadelphia, to appear before the House with the
election returns of member of Congress for the 81
district Of Pennsylvania, in 1888
Many members objected TO the introduction OF the
resolution, and it was returned to Mr.. Campbell.
Mr.. SERGEANT, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary to which were referred four bills from the
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IS, Is

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is, 1S4l.
The Senate met at the usual hour, 10 o'clock.
After prayers and reading of the journal Mr.
KERR, Senator from Maryland, appeared, was quail
fed, and took his seat.
After other morning business an unimportant cha
racter, consisting of private bills, &C.,
Mr.. KING, according to previous notice, on leave
introduced bill regulating commercial intercourse
with the port of Cayenne in Guiana.
Also bill to authorize the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to refund certain duties collected on the French
ship Alexandria; both which, on motion of Mr. X
were referred to the Committee of Commerce together
with the correspondence relating thereto and ordered
to be filed in the Clerks office.
The resolution of Mr.. Tappan, offered yesterday,
came up in order, prescribing certain duties for the
chairmen of committees Of Congress, in relation TO
private claims; which was laid over.
Mr.. GRAHAM, from the Committee on Revou-
onary Claims reported bill authorizing the building
of monument in commemoration of the services Of
Brgader Generals Davidson and Nash, of North Ca
rolina, who fell in defence of their country which
was read, and ordered to a second reading.
The bills yesterday ordered to be engrossed (Which
noticed in Tuesdays report received their third
reading and were passed.
The morning hour having expired the Senate
sumed the consideration of the presumption bill The
question pending being on the amendment propo-
sed by Mr.. Calhoun to the amendment of Mr. Cntten-
den on which 81.
| Mr.. PRESTON was entitled to the floor,
| Mr.. PRESION then rose, ano win his accuston-
ed ability and skill unclaimed the attention OF the SEN
ate in speech of an hour and halt, in opposition to
| the amendment. ...a
Mr.. SEWER then and expressed desire of
speaking but the hour was late moved that the far
Their consideration of the subject be postponed till to-
morrow; which was agreed to.
Mr.. PHELPS then submitted resolution in rela-
ton to the death of the Sergeant-at-arms directing
the Secretary of the Senate to pay the sum of five
hundred dollars to the order of the widow of Stephen
Height, deceased late Sergeantat-Arms of the SEN
ate defray the expenses of placing his body in
cure coffin properly protected in the Congressional
burial ground at Washington and the expense of the
transportation of the body his friends in Vermont
and its burial there and that he further pay to the
said widow the salary the deceased for the residue
of the term for which he was elected.
After someconyersaton on the resolution by Messrs.
Wright, King and White, it was adopted.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
Executive business, and, after short session, all
jouned
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Cmentg= Strth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.
in SENATE.

TUESDAY, JAM IL, 1841.
Memorials and petitions presented by Messrs.
Noryell, Pierce Ruggles, Wall, Hubbard, and Ben
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Senate. viz for the relief Of Walter Losmis and Abel
Gay; for the relief Of Clements Bryan CO. for the
reefof John More and forhe relief OF John Carter,
moved to be discharged from the consideration OF the
said bills and 10 refer the three first named TO the
Committee Of Claims, and the lat to the Commiiiee
for the District of Columbia; which was agreed TO-
Mr. SERGEANT also reported the Senate bill further
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the bill was then read the third time, and passed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
NOTICE.
John WhittelnOre,

Silk, Cotton aud Woollsn Dyer, Boston,
nYES and finishes in the best style, La
- dies Silk, Merino. Pongce, AlpIncs, SIX
and Cotton aud Broadcloth Cloaks, and dress
es for one dollar per dress. Also smaller
articles such as Hdkfs., Ribbons, Gloves,
Hose, Lace end Gauze articles, &c. &c. done
on reasonable terms and at short notice.
Gen'lemens' garments, Pants, Coats, Sur
touis, Vests. &c. &c. dyed without ripping,
and prrssrd to look nearly as well as new.
AL goods will be done 10 hftecn days from
the time they are lrft al the ofice. Every
article warranted to give satisfaction. ] have
sppoin,cd Nathaniel Sweet, merchant, New.
port. X. !. No. Ii2 Thames. street. my agent
Ew Newport, Portsmouth, and Middletowp
who will receive snd forward sny or'icle just
the some o. n sent to Boston, and see them
returned to the owners of the snme ~ good
oder March u, le4l.
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Please TO take Notice.

ER want TO sell my place, four
GN1H1l and half miles from New
M1sii& port, few rods from the main
EyI,xfSs4 road That leads ~ the Stone
Bridge, Al acres or iheresbouis with two
story house, painted, % by 25 feet; new barn,
aud other out buildings, first rate well of
water, with a garden containing currani,
gooscberry and raspberry bushes, and aspara
gus bed-4 acres OF fruit trees, apples, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-remans OF
a nursery OF apple and buttonwood trees
OK and horse carts wagon, farming tools,
and all the stock. For further particulars
please to visit the premises, and see for your
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmouth, Dec. IL, 1910.
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Conri Of Probate, .Wewport, April 5, ls4l'
VlNlIE Execuiors' account on the estate OF
i John P. Msnn, late of Newport, Physi-
clan, deceased, was presented for allowance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred 10 a Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Probate office,
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at . o'clock, n. NJ. and that previous no
,cc be given by publishing copy Of this or
der three several times in the Herald Of the
Times, for oil persons interested TO appear
at sad time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss:
B. b. H0wLAND, Pro. CPk.
April Is
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To Let,

p-Q TIE house in Church street,
ITin GI known as the Olyphant house,
O@ recently occupied by DIR. {. G
Perry, IN good repair-possession lst OF May
The house in Division Street. formerly oc.
cupicd by Col Benz. Fry-possession given
Immediately.
The house on Bannistcr's wharf, now oc-
cupied by Nicholas GIfford-possesson given
lsl of April. Apply TO
WM. VERNON, or
STEPHEN CAllOONE, Esq.
Newport, March lS, lS4l.-9w.
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April Is.
Court of Probate, .Ncrpori, .3pril ), 1871.

Court Of Probate. .Nc~pon, .3pra D, 1871.
VINHE Executors fret account OH the estate
= Of Elizabeth Townsend late of Newport,
widow, dec. was presented for allowance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred To Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office
in Newport, on the LIST Monday in May next
ut 8 o'clock a. IN, and tina, previous notice be
gwen by publishing n copy of tbls order,lhrec
several times in the Herald of The Times, for
nll persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
a true copy-witness:
B. b. Rowland, Pro. Clk.
ADril IL