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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-22

INDIAE YEHDicr.-Ths verdict Of en-
sadisa Jury Of isquest. some two OF three
yesrs ego, over ,hs body Of q man who
pesisded b intoEieaiion, Wss--"Thai bic
deaih was oeeAlloaed By the freezing Of
= large Quantity Of Wslef IN bis body. that
Bad been imprudenily miEsd with the
Ran Sc drsnk ="
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-22

The iee-bouss, belonging 10 Mr.. James
Hsaly. ct VieKs5urR. was DESTROYED by
Gre last Tuesday. The ice itself sustain
ed no iajusy. except that Of being gener-
ally msitst--Rons Of II was burned.-
The proprietor can easily send the ice
back where il came from. and have il fro
eco ever sgain.--.H D. Pie.
II is eonsoling 10 reflect that none Of
che ice vas barred These Gre stories
commonly make q clean sweep snd no
insuFanes. We read an account the
other day, Of the burning Of q wooden
shed, eoaiaining among other valuable
Sad eombustibls commodities, . LOT Of
gFindsisnes. II was ''tolslIy consumed
with al lie contents. - Bosion Courisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-22

VERV Likely. The Philadelphia Sat.
uFday Courier says Il was beauiiful girl
that converted Gov. CaFliu. Of Illinois. 10
The HOEm0h religion. Very likely 10
deed u vas = besuiiiui eirl thsl eoa.
vsTtea Governor ASaa. end Induced that
gsntlsman 10 Ribble The pippin.
u. IL Fsrg,sr.
Ess-a so snd no doubl he last Conversion,
hbs Ne afsi, vii Be yFosaeiive % much rss-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
CNYEECTEnNaHN

r5,E subscriber respectfully m hi, customers and oder>
t7t he la. removed from " in--t-ect. the iurm"
occupied Nj Csare, Lee Tire celebrated Hacking Manufacturer.
Rforeay between Warn and Chamhcrsifeer, opposite
the C,ty M VIII manufacture DRY CON
FECTGNS of puet ha. aud warranted keep all eli
mates expenses attendant large establish
,cn, ana n 80 public situation. necessarily bc greatly
crease. va t, additional ao,. Hu the manufacturing
ard ,aa department which scnr under hi, Immediate
to enable >el ~ has usual loH pnce anR he IoPes b
oirg Of tlc public ior- Il naf got be
proper Use subscriber practical workman aud ha,
been engaged of CONNECTIONS for upwards Of 10
gegrs Rich lie LISTERS entities Aun yolJis uoIce
TfIDS. f. PEERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No as MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

zp rovvDpOW Professor S;cuorraphy, veu!I NOT >.
,.no,s., friends sd the public serer
tb, be b opcacl .e ,c establishment 0hcrr he P'H t-As
10 -a,lr aid a!gl,v spfro' ed netaoi 90 writing >scsr
IL h rI, ~ - sich she words Of putc pess.,
nav me- -s ~. pronounced. ard preserved i ia-o form 40
eay itt-r, period ~ith ;tc s-i''i i'rscc q I'd
thee.,rr those Ladies ald Gentlemen VII" ee- ieoas %
frra, ND - future mp-o' -eai PIE nm reelsa'
Ia Ill lccr.l-e, which ihcy near o- ;-e TIA.
y- ro ..f. opfortur;> p acquiring f-'4 o "ci
tbr,.e,.al acquaintance tA truly Interesting md very gs
- e5cs ID, school, and fr.,a;e ae' ia ADy ~, oa.
CIV and II ,t-iust. when DESIRED
r f.r .u.tr,,ti,. Which caaaot prove o,hersi.. la,
Ifc,r, together hr me- = tt' ni' duai' 20 Nhca
Mr. r. ! rerniuad r. casa Dee haona h app9ms 90 ain
- ~. r. W. AZ M ,.n.-. iru1c .lisy Il.
i.r,tr, nj Snort ilsa 5i lciol %! tlc,hs ia
80. - ,lci, - .-u,t favor Haii Nii. % '-i'-
N,.- ts tf... anNiou, 20 ga,if iaclg,tsrs
mort far tho pres or ti, valuable 'r. :" ec.erec
ner.4lr sss:ct csl.. s. 'c raerii- 'a - oiert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
BENEDICT & HA,nIoNp.
&c nApEg riANlriCvs-EEHs.

,,rRSSE BROoaS No 81 Ll'r-~tr-et heiV"n ro'd'gay
- Nl..7ut--e- Neg- o-i import direct from the ,ansffc
ru-o-, be toiio7in- art.cc>.Nlz-
rrEtClilYG POWDER. Boyd 4 sons uakeTarrartct FIR
ana strength equal o. any country Great fritlu.
nd for tie whie 'tcs tic sole SCENTS III The n
ENGLISH CYLINDER MACHINE FELT1NG u ve-y .lPerCr
quality. 81. 41. -. Go. - ar. = inches VIDE
DyTR FFlTlNG ~ strong a,r ia~ lsr,it rcq"iro
RTE sGiLTS-Tfa..s the tsaacs Of tl- S'oa tenei'
Fla. >ma,i taey eaad supply iF'E Ind III l. IA ANY
WIS r- Foarlrscr an cyrler V, inc manufactured
;le fire>t meiaia-o Jleheiz--'Nei an 7e'' fe
Pulp SCREENS. No. L :. 9, of sfa-- n.. t.t
orie- for aav of the above articles th : ssn and Do
,,..-,a,, ml5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25


~ TEto-IAe following itH OF the tilt0ria! Notice,
From the Bo,to. MortiG. Post.
D. Richardson's >uercy " ne Bijer excellent medicine
~ akea bottle OF them, about ear= younger
Ia ogr feeling. than we're month
Frea The Bunker 49, iueara, Charlestova.
Dr. R1.ri-ou ber-I.e Editor Of been made to
Eel zen by tie Of one bottle OF Dr. Ecaardou
The edita o e Po r,lily good authority In such aud
hl r-osal er-c llli 60 f. lov2ris shiny the Doctor
C..ar5-st-
Prom fs E-zey 1laner aai fllverl3 iI4erti.er
i-, ,is season for toe II tins yal.z1ie merie is The
'-i safe 5i eiieciua !amt tcee fo- disease. proie
20 eve t-l l> ever been t.cosre r. different
root ali plants. We . The Ber- the. are 10 c but
prepared b. regular practical physcsa, wAo very little
about a -in-elf but leaves for those ~ho make their
Jl ud ae a,t OF bottle winch purchased of one OF biz
agents Whose name vii be found the outside paper
hont could neither holoa dance 20
work without Selling tiat numbered among
nose in4i not But lee Blers us r..
we mao h-G born 7=ln- and peculiar .ty.
care 10 ut ourselves: anf those WHO VIE. 10 feel 20
loo a-,. e=ofi 10 Richardson Brs tee help them
From The LggsH Patriot
t a77'e We eherfuiy adj testimony efficacy
iio-ards- Bitter. Tdey all the PURPOSES Tor
~iien tHss recommended
i -e -iol-.4lc I'D ea by A. B. ( D SANDS General
went y ant O fu.ionreet au Broa.av Mlno 10
o-sner icse, ~ Chatham tiri-g M Boaerv
art o- ri. -s~ch-st Coddag 30 Canal-st II =,
tod1ngtou Soa ~ Hgd.sn-.t: Sclef.u ia C-,,t :,
,'ro-r n'>sy - Sixth Avenue: Kiug GA Broadway: o5u
NJ % ~ e-y Faieau. $50 BoTery T. C. & r z Yds 5nf
'irsni-.' Ro1H. 1913 East Broadway Guiou a- Ru-, 81
PIE, y tort, - Bo*ery; Rot'on, III Broadway millm
BATHING FELT bales suitable lar bi ,,.e for
- *a!eey GRNNELL, MNTURN & Co = Ssa,5..tt ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
.,,,-p1c,y rovEL AT SING SING.

,,,tis cy, md beautiful oUsr situated or Nam t r.e
-, Svlrr having excellent sicN OF TIE hudson rive
- ,i,-.,.bs,i entirely and CONVENIENT
-l mi ,tFar, the accommodations for lev scn'e'
f, .sne OF any o'ef II .9e is' =
r. gb,r- 10 .yail themselves 81 M opportunity MI 90
applv earl; q the ioP'1e''f' : ,yOREv,N Sar sing
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Gtl'tl 'tistt' i ~.1-= s-a4 devote MS sn,ire
- .sr.at ~ --.. % .-e s,tes II a profession
49, la ii- l'-1 = beeoae the victims RI
' -itt @ Piled Ai'fi.soe +a shieh ih- eity iIounls
tis ttt a. regulating medical rro-
i-, r-ii 'is 30 e Il N old established ri-Tel-
>lr ~ Poe slip where May Thousand. hays been
al hagq1 deiverasce from their DISEASES
strange D Carpenter tess leave liar he IS gse
anu to tle MAJOR oeFn hai he graduate Of Collie
recfd H. n this cty claims oEsis IS cea.
t4ie NJ tse Ns~ ok STATE Medical Socet- "a ha. had ~ airy
practice aI tn, eiy. cat .t ---
h speedily aad eiec:uaiy rs pai.est
! Separate Offices and entrance farg. reaoasl4e s6-ly
GIRANDOLES. CANDEIaBG.S ae.-A .rlea.i,i err.
Een d ss~ 49, elegant PATTERN ye. and TO- de b,
Hla AERRlTT'S i PAGE, 100 Eoaery
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PAPER USE.

ArdIIll anu Ul'ny " rlUu- i'lpcT
Foos7r and Gcrier from 5,-t NIL, IN tins country.
of Eaci>l Co wins. Paper.
2yJ DO super Music Paper
Hardware and Wrapping afer. ri Al. ze,.
They make Printing Paper sic and quality
on. notice, a tie Paper FIJI. Paterson, Nc"-Jersey
nii2 Iu- pER~>E : BROOKS No. 81 LIberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

s7Of Coughs Asthma Whoopng Cough >hortncs Of Iret
and a Affections the Heart and Lungs leading 10 CON>l MP
TiON Reader have trird m-cne for cold Have
YOU had of Now HIS PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORT ry H. u>,urry the best offered 90 The
public The rendered an the h!h rHtgn9- gwen TIN,
lat those who have taken a. attest at once t' superior
,irt4e from Induced MAKE opu
possible though has Increasingly received the public appro
baton aogutin. fry thousand bo, per NJ pua
or 4dycrcnsu saierer waery col
orad solution ad thereby Fastening aeac
frlll t3satoGc n alone sustaining the nope 81 tie pa
4uul hoPe. gone
Tic preparation Honey Of Iyerasr, solely composed Of
,ese.b,r ae.rlilnt, simple their nature combination
oaly he eAst ds bH 20 ln'sorite the
generally. Nouehe o' TO ie pabhc ca be sald
&, t,c restores, number % conump
I've comp Notn Prcoal Honey OF Lrcr"o't j. ,aould
be- kept ~ administer upon the SYMPTOM "f cold
cough nattcauon numbers losing
their ilses. especially con,uNitye cases.
Thl> medicine offered pubic low price o Two Shl
ng> j, accessible, Eek salc the principal Depot; 81 MADISON
street corner Rcllel by Of the principal Drug
Id state alg ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
,l~lPil:isI.i

T'nlrrcI ~ or-g tons " - ~ .Ile'
- ,, 60 ,frre of the S-sthcfu D.-tr4t oi Neg.lolh
%xv,saN.s CotSpGUNis n.sSi>irii:iiiLA
ii'iCt IL Pu is the Blood The tropu 'ior %; RE eore
o,r! S,-,l.ilg Juice. hci,- aware t't many Preparations
nj S,pur4 Az. offered public and ' "'r ' nrsi AesO
rrpr,i II, Ia tain m tcH measurable ft"pcfi'>i me ar
aplri ., spared cxpeu-, procuring tc necessary Wa'
cry fer attracting ioo from - ~ ''f @ ana nov
M h and ia thc greatest nJ n ha taha U' ny eT'
Yce, Warranted hcep climate f''r ''>on Who
a,, t pcrn-rc good hea hon tlNe at cast "o "' nee
hotties rrv ,prc cleanse tc blood from every 'shtA'@
,lnor which keep the whole ,y>i,n vigorous a" o'tS
Wh.l.c ,.t for TIN, city. Wa. Watson Ap"he'ar"' Han
8! i ao-s;.ec ro- e b Da-ts- a'rlN i-""En'e he
l''g' t .,.',,,r mis- In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
Tie subscribers also offer TO the Public the
T%j0[ OWN

The S-eryedly reputation sic M Ocn enjoys tbs
aud requires coincn TINS = well kaoNno beng si
prri0 couurs. II Indispensable arti
Gle m keeping. Tine Pu cautioned purchasing
spurious sold for the n'n oven Nose the real Uno
Oucns hut those made by tie >ui-rrIler--
Ji,lEs MYERS = co. IL Fulton
Eac price, reduced from the
-ioinai grr.. ON Dollar ON each ..zr. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
C,ncK.. CLOcKS. |.

rrJHF un-esre-l n aseuc 1f 'l' +' -,
| EPt-S CLOCKS tlrir Clock Na-cr--u 70 - i'i"
sr-s he y II P,-ESr E-A H's Aia aift I!o'1
,- CT. AT. variety tae iga-es; at-c>A ar'
-e Mr. hal and Clocks Acui do Nei % ca, 1
He:ar Plreaa, a. 10 az -, - 49,
c. ra.,y rsg .sH Recu.cct nun!urr - ,.ei' 81
-. 80 rs~~r-,
Y G-Par,bala- attention paid ir tie ke' '-e h't'!
non OF ,ucK- repaired and -lrraniei a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
ECONOllA. ECONOMY

fINIIE GKEtTtN IT NINAKI n HE NUkII-TNt unueF-
signed respectfully Of the Public
TOCGHiS PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
manufactured am of which hundreds have been sold within
Ali who have and used then
acknowledge teir superiority for light over al other "nPs-o
which greet evidence They much
ca, Eursrs and the Fury PER cENr LESS
than the expense Of
IT, pubic can c, le Of the subscribers, No
Fulton street sill be TO ro-e who have
,Aca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
!, "a: lyOi:iI. rF:7F1NK. 80 aE.D HE'D.

IA Barber Itch Boc.rd face pnpi-. Itch Si->
OF the >hn safely certain
aud Npr,ety cured hy te use Of SiND>S CElEBKAIEp
REMEDY FOR SALT EIEl ST. which nave now been thoroughly
tested ~ g thousand dlecut without having cd 10
any. have be attended Every prr'o ai fel
with citlcr above diseases u'tcd moks Immediate use %!
tl~ valuable remedy and cured without trlly.
The cure warranted w select the following 'N-
trac from eru.5 tc, evidence wonderful efficacy
Mr.. Narrac, Clark or been cured oi severe
an. long >anng >9lt Rheum In her certificate. She
popular medicines. aud Wa under me care ." Two
eminent ry bu, complaint battles lle'r -l N' n"ii
c.e the NJ. Chapman. No - tntneet
purchase of the remedy lnmcite "n APP
pynr H. began a! rarc' we'll The case
Elizabeth Spear Belize am >il>s iy Of - wears OF aye
trgy box bottle i t Compound IN
fr.c >ir,ap,ri, and m1e perfect
been afflicted thaS tsenty yars Mr. Nars
tariucr Nvsa e. perfectly cured te te e'e had
tNeuty ~ worst form ftwi" Porter hcr
OF Mus, joseph Clare y = - " i>i eet
y John Par ,snI and numerous Others
have all been perfectly cured y this wonderful medicine
Prepared i, H woe-n rca. by \. Z: ID sands -
and 100 Futonsrcct East oaway \ Y sold also h H.
Raul, Co. Albany; Z. nyet Ponsikccsic j. VI Paen New
Haven: rul, Hartford; j. g. WI.worih Vos icGc. VIM
Brown. i5 Wsugoastrre Boston end y Druggists generally
N the primer pal Ia the United States Price 81
y l;-lierc,,u supplied The most liberal terms MO I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

fg'TI veil be designated pins rr Of 1rses il ihn
lnr set offered 10 t public md such 1u'.ti- annex
unappreclsd. aordn- rich md 'eiu 'iir, wh'
any dee.rtou iasreat. operation
shaving perfectly and free ir. Inc usual wrtng rrSaolV
lceadln. the Use OF other compound.
Gentlemen who troubled "a eupton-, oal %
whom tue operation Of shaving frml M dod roiet aud
-t,iacton ] II, For aH Iolcslr rc-,iI NV
JENNINGS 4 EMMETT, Drurei.,,. TO- ('trenwissst,
b., the principal Druggist. and P,rr- bon IT, NIB in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

csel OF Inc Corporation r-atve Judgment o2iainei .
Cla-l- J Webb in tie Cou=7 O; Co=rnon &C. Adopted
To designate ;he Common Goal Of ;he Cy ard te1HtS OF
Neys-York ConcIrred
H. f7r9r Of numbering E-2s; B-oaya5 te;"9-e'i-
-. TIL mex, Monday " eek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

IN Uf J y W IIAIk INNfL.
Sid AZ Thoe-is lad re-lb 5 b 4 D. SANDS Druggists =
sad p1 Fulton sud - T., Brsal=ay. PrIce
y "a llOera Allowance Hade t4ose purchase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
DR. ClEAE,IN,- TEsIasEN 20 eIf,pOKT-

DR. CEHaPIN'- TRUsss;s AND SUPPORT
- ERSIhe>e Instruments nave received h. -ded spp~
baton Of the rst med ed men this corn; The aa' re-
ceyed tbe foHo" testimonials The iIciu-tl Iairrdl
war York J0srTot 0 1fedIcire AMI Sugyy rerdrts
We maze taken pans to inquire OF the bet Authorities, a. 70 ia'
merit OF Dr. c. apparatus aAt find them approved by the pro-
fe-sion.'
Boston Iedical and Surgical Jonraai9
Dr. Ctnpns supporter AID Truss john r. Cnapn D. Of
New-Ysra the Inventor certainly sho himself Of nv
chaneal Ingenuity: the workmanship. igU.less.
Office 81 Fu,ol-..reet. MI In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Cf7r or Coy,foy P1rAs-Caenia- :or ilis day May %
107 loo H. 10 .. 10 100, l3l i37, Il
10 q part So 20 30. .oo 49, l9f "a. =ee 2p-iauo
20 2l2 pa I'D. 2l5 220, 2-- 30. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Nov yo-k-Nev Guthrie. SanniN IIa'l, M,icaane e. l.
Brown. C'ica. Jared GRAY, poushkeep.lc
Penney ,rs-NIr> Row. - Chestnut s.; Philadelphia
Virginia. Frazier. opp DR.. Plummer Church. Richmond
Nio,,scA -,ctts-J. T. Field II +. J. Bull. Lee
C.uncctcit-E c. Frr. fidlcto~H w Faulkner Norwich
District Coumb-> Parker ylvania AscoG- between
9th and lot' ,trect, R-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Sold at wia,ae anl retail. by A. i. s y sands Druggists. Nos
and ion prlt,r.r.et o.,l - East !;-lli,,,y M In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

uUim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Me- AZ ELM. FELT bales suitable f,r Inn, ,, for
- saseey GRNNELL, MINTURN & Co = S,a,b-.t ma
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-07
HON. l.. F LINN.

We published some days ago a short speech of
DR.. Linn's in which he gave notice that he would
not quietly submit to hear Gen. Jackson denounced
in such disgraceful terms those used the day
before in the Senate. He evidently referred to the
gross and base language of Archer of Virginia
The Louisville Journal came out and publis he'd a
pretended reply Of Archer to DR.. Linn--our civ
papers copied. 1t was base fOrgery--Archer did
not pretend to say single word.
A gentleman direct from Washington saws that
he was in the Senate Chamber ut the time and Mr..
Archer never opened his mouih-he said not a sim
gle word in reply. He well knew that he would
not be permitted to reiterare such language. On
The contrary he instantly rose ,oent across he cham
Der and explained to DR.. Linn So much for the
Journal.
1--WE copy the foregoing from the last
Missouri Argus, for the purpose of saying
that, as it purports 10 come from "a gen
tleman direct from Washington, who was
in the Senate Chamber al the time" &c, it
is even more "despicable falsehood' than
the one contained in the version which
we copied and denounced from the Louis.
vile journal. viii the Locofoco Journals.
who were so prompt two weeks ago to
grace their columns with a few lines of
truth from the "Times," furnish their read
ers with a second edition from the same
unfaiting source? We shall see.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-07
MR.. JEFFERSON'S OPINIONS.

We would not add a word to what we
have heretofore said in vindication of the
sovereignty of the States over every thing
they have not surrendered in the constitu-
ton, or grant of powers to the United
States, had not the official conduct of this
distinguished apostle Of Republicanism
been invoked in affirmance of the power
of Congress to place branch of Bank
"'ohereuer 1t pleaSeS." To maintain this
assertion, reliance has been placed upon
the act of Congress which he approved
in 1904, authorizing branches of the late
bank; while the fact is, that if that act
prove any thing, it establishes the irresisti-
BILE conclusion that, at that day, neither
Congress nor the Executive ever dreamed
of asserting such apower over the sover-
eign States. Read the act-and unless it
can be sufficiently tortured to convert a
sovereign STATE" into a TERRITORY" or
dependency lover which the authority
of Congress is less restricted) let the au-
thority of Mr.. Jefferson and the Repub-
llcan Congress of 1904 stand as they have
stood--AGAINsT THE POWER.
An Act supplementary to an act entitled "An act TO
incorporate the subscribers to the Bank of the
United States"
SEC /. BE ii enacted, dc. That the President and
directors of the Rank Of the United States shall be-
and they are hereby, authorized 10 establish offices
?t discount and aeposite in any part Of The terrific
risS and dependencies Of the United States in the
manner, and on the terms, prescribed BY the act to
which this is supplement-
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
AppIOved. March o. lSul
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-07
THE GREAT "BAMBOOZLER."

1t would seem that our distinguished
Senator has become tired Of the use of
"humbug' "a term he brought to life few
years ago for the purpose of applying it
to his adversaries, but which was effectuallv
turned upon himselD and is endeavoring
to introduce one equally uncouth and vul-
gar, and for which we predict similar
destiny. The way in which the Senate
entertained the fears expressed by the Col.
lest his constituents might not have sense
enough to understand the meaning of
plain English word, in daily use, may be
gathered from the following extract of his
speech, written out by himself and pub
lished in the Globe:
Sir, said Mr., B. this namo fiscal ought to be
changed; it will bambooze the people, and lead
them off from the true idea Of the Bank; it will
conceal its true character, that of Treasury, Or
Government Bank--the thing so much dreaded and
decred in General JacksUns and Van Buren,
time. It is a banboozling name, and ought to be
hanged. (Sume member near repeated the word
bamboozle, doubungly) Yes, said Mr.. B. it is q
good wordan old English word-a powerful
word in its place-and appropriately used here
have used it before in the Senate, and justified
il by Johnson, and the best photographers and the
finest writer's in the English language. You will
recollect. Mr. President, addressing himself to
Mr.. Southland in the chair that you rather sneered
at this word when first used il here; whcreupon
| called in the Hercules, DR.. Sam'l Johnson LII D.
and F. K, S. and ne quickly settled the matter in
my favor. Some of the illustrations of its mean
ing, which | then read, will not be forgotten on
this floor, they suited the times and the subject 50
well.
Mr. Archer. What were They'll was not here
Mr., b. Ito one Of the little pagas) bring me the
book-bring me Johnson. trhe boy brought it,
Here, said Mr., B listen. lie read
ITO BAmBoozLE, uctive verb, to deceive: 10 i'm
pose upon, to confound
"After Mic had BAMBoozLED about the money.
John called for counters, - 4 uburtknot.
"All tbs people upon earth, except these two or
hreo worthy gentlemen, are imposed upon, cheat
ed, dubbed, abused, BANBOozLED !"--AddtsOn.
Mr.. B. said here was good authority for the
vers, to bamhooze; there ass slso good suhori,v
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-07
From the Madisonian, July %.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.

We congratulate the country upon the rapid
progress OF the public business in the House OF
Representatives. Already it has passed-lst, an
appropriation BILL I'd, bill for the relief OF Mrs.
Harfson Sd, bill for the relief OF the unalcs Of
this District 9TH, the Land Distribution Bill, 5th,
the Navy Pension Bill; 9Th, the Naval Ordnance
Bill; 7lh, the Loan Bill; 9Th, the Fortifcation
Bill; and yesterday, 9th. the Home Squadron Bill.
The latter bill passed by an unusual majority,
lS4 TO 81 showing an universal apprehension
OF necessity Tor putting the nation in state of
defence, and furnishing the strongest hope OF uni.
ted and vigorous action in case Of war. The
House OF Representatives is nobly responding 10
the popular voice which called into being.
1t will be observed, also, that every bject in.
dicated by public expectation, as proper for the
legislation Of the session, has been brought be.
fore that body, and we have no doubt will be
promptly despatched. The Bank BILL the Sub.
Treasury Repeal Bill, the Bankrupt bill, the Rev
enue bill, were Yesterday brought to the notice OF
the House. The Bank bill, we understand, is
substantially the same as that reported by the
Committee Of the Senate. The Repeal bill, we
are informed, includes both the Sub Treasury and
the Deposte Act Of 1886. The vote, in connec.
ton with the subject OF the Bankrupt bill, taken
yesterday, is decisive, we are very happy 10 think,
OF determination on the part Of the House TO
act upon it at the present session.
The Home Squadron bill, which passed yester.
day, is in the following words. The report by
which it was introduced will be found in another
column:
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
Sen'atiues Of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That for the pay and subsistence,
increase and reDairs medicines nd ,,ontin1ant
penses, of two frgates two sloops, two small YES
sells, and two armed steamers, to be employ ed as a
home squadron, the sum of seven hundred and
eighty-nine thousand three hundred and ten dollars
s hereby appropriated to be paid out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.