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y made with the Chstokees under General Jackson.
Administration. This treaty was negotiatedby Messrs.
Stokes, Ellsworth, and Schermerhorn, and concluded
February IA, 1888 II for the purpose of fixing
the boundaries between the Creeks and Cherokees,
and more permanently arranging the provisions OF Mr.
Barbours treaty of 1925 especially as to the terrific
rial limits.
The first article of this treaty to the Che
rokees, forever millions Of Of land, the
boundaries of which are defined. il also guarantees
to the Cherokees forever" in addition to the above
millions Of acres, the perpetual outlet, west
with the following clause Provided however, trat
fthdSaline Sail Plain in the great western prairie
shall fall within the said limits prescribed for said out
le the right is reserved the United States TO permit
other tribes of red TO get salt said plain in COM
mon with the Cherokees; and letters patent shall be
issued by the United States practicable for
The land hereby guaranteed"
The treaty here referred to closed the negotiations
on the boundaries of the Cherokee country General
Jackson's Commissioners make express reference to
the Salt Plains and pledge the Government to issue
LETTERS PATENT to the Cherokees for their lands -
Thus will be that the negotiations by which the
Salt Springs Of Arkansas were given to the Chero-
KEGS, both commenced and concluded under " Demo
cratic" Administrations. And, whether the act was
right wrong, only desire that the facts should not
be misrepresented. ....s...
The mana cement Of our Indian matters have been
a SALTY business under every Administration.
ARKANSAS.
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From the ST. Louis Bulletin.
THE COMPROMISE.

From the st. Louis Bulletin.
RESULT OF PERFIDY, OR DISREGARD OF
THE COMPROMISE.
The Wings have already realized, in one instance,
the result of departure, or forfeiture of the COM
promise made in 1S39-40. The recent election in
Main demonstrates in striking manner, the fruits OF
fathlessness Harrison and Tyler received the cleo
tora vote of Maine-in less than year, of the
most popular and talented wings in the Union ed
ward Kent) has been beaten by moderately popular
and talented democrat (John Fair6eld) near ten
thousand votes. What caused this sudden and
founding changel We hesitate not Moment and
will tell the truth The whole and only cause of the
triumph of the democrats in Maine in the treach-
cry Of the Clay Wings towards the Harrison and
Tyler Wings, or Conservatives. Who. contributed
to the success of the Wing. in Maine last fall
than ex-senator Ruggles and +. .. j. Smith? 7 and
what Wing or democrat dare assert that had it not
been for the exertions and influence of those men,
and those who were clsssed with them Conserva-
tiyes, Maine would have given her vote TO Harri-
son and Tyera 1t will not, it cannot be said -
| We all know that the success Of the Wing ticket
In Maine in 40, was the result of union with the
patriotic corps (Ruggles and Smith) treated by the
Wings after the battle was fought and victory achiev-
ed Why both ofthem kicked out Of the party.
Is it surprising then, that Maine has abandoned the
Wings when such men we're kicked out of the Horri-
son ranks and deprived Of their influence soon as
they had been sufficiently used political toosl
| Will it be strange if other States which are yet
to VOTE and 10 which the entire sway has been
| ed by Wing regencies, and men of the most obnox-
| ious stamp follow the example set them BY Maine
| and Vermont We told the Wings long ago tina,
they must continue their organization on the same IL
beral grounds which elected Gen Harrison or they
would 90 back into minority. For this they called
us Locofoco in disguise, &c. We say again, ifthey
do not 20 back TO "frst principles" they will lose the
power in every State in the Union.
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yITALDIE'S SELECT CIRCULATING L.
wv BRARY, and DUNGLISON'S MEDICAL
LIBRARY and INTELLlGENCER are the works
alluded in the foregoing in which the people Of the
District Of Columbia are interested. Mr.. Hampton
is sole agent for many others which may be had by
calling on his during the day, himself in the
evening at the Periodical Agency between Gadsby's
and the Rail Road Office. Among these sole agen-
ces are the New York Mirror, so long and favoraby
known, but never before good. The Brother iona
than, with extra copies of Barnsby Rudge, and Dol
lar Magazine edited by N. P. Willis and Weld; Ora
hams Ladies and Genteman's Magazine, Ladies Com.
panion, Ladies Garland, Hunts Merchants Magazine
the American Magazine, Boston Medical and Surgi-
cal Journal, the Guardian of Health, the Mothers
Magazine, Sailors Magazine, Millennal Harbinger,
Baltimore Literary and Religious Magazine, Farmers
Monthly Vister, &C., while he is general agent for
the Knickerbocker, Lady's Book, Saturday Evening
Post, Lutheran Observer Tolers edition OF foreign
repubcatons, Blackwoods Magazine, North Ameri-
can Review Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine and
Boston Notion (back numbers hand from COM
mencement of James new novel; the New World,
edited by Park Benjamin (of which few copies are
on hand from commencement Of the year, and copies
of Charles O'Malley,) Baltimore Saturday Visiler,
New York Churchman, New York Observer, Luthe
ran Observer, Baptist Advocate Stockton's Chris
tan World, Homeopathic Examiner, &C., and can
get any thing bis patrons may DESIRE generally fur
nishing any thing heavy free Of postage. Most of
the New York papers may be had by the number.
oct 16-6t
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NEW B0OKS.---Memoir and Poems of Lucretia
lN Davidson collected and arranged by her mother,
with Biography by Miss Sedgwick,,l vol
Confession; or the Blind Heart, by the author of
Guy Rivers, Kinsman, &c.
The October No. of the North American Review.
J'st received by F. TAYLOR, Immediately east Of
GaasSy's. oct II
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MASONIC.

The MEMBERS OF PoToMAs LODGE No. 5, Free and
Accepted Masons of Georgetown respectfully request
the attendance of the members of the Order in the
District of Columbia, together with all sojourning
Brothers. to meet them at the Methodist Protestant
Church. Congress street, on Monday the 18th inst,
at IL O'clock M, when procession will be formed at
Brother J. l. sTULL, Chief Marshal, and his as.
ISOLATED, Brother JEREMIAH ORME, NJ. LNTHIcUM,
J. Y. YOUNG, HENRY TlLLEY, SAMUEL CRopLEY, and
B. M. DERINaER-in the following order:
Tyler of Potomac Lodge.
Entered Apprentice Masons.
Fellows of the Graft Masons.
Master Masons.
Royal Arch Masons.
Knights Templers.
Music.
Secretaries of Lodges.
Treasures of Lodges.
Senior Wardens.
Junior Wardens.
Masters Of Lodges.
CHAPLAIN.
Invited Clergy.
Secretary and Treasurer Of Potomac Lodge
The three lesser lights.
Junior and Senior Warden of Potomac Lodge.
ORAToRs.
Three great lights.
Master of Potomac Lodge.
Deacons Of Potomac Lodge.
Book Of Constitutions.
Grand Master of the District of Columbia, with sup
po,ters and Grand sword bearers.
The procession will then move from the Church up
to Gay street. down Gay to Washington, down w ash
ingon to Bridge, up Bridge to Market up Market to
First, up First to Frederick, up Frederick to Third
down Third to High, up to West, down West to the
Orphan Asylum; then the Orphans will be taken in
to the line under the Of the Chief Marshal, and
ton to Gay, down Gay TO Montgomery, down Mont
pomery to the Methodist Episcopal Church-reyerse
order and enter the Church. when the following
rises will take place
PRAYER.
Hymn by tho Choir.
Address by Brother Jewell
Hymn by the Choir.
Address by Brother Lawrenson.
Address by the Rev. W. Edwards, in behalf Of the
| helpless and destitute Orphans.
Hymn by the Orphans, composed for the occasion by
| DR.. Lugenbeel.
Coecton-the whole Of the money collected 10 o be
| for the benefit Of the Asylum.
| Benediction.
The procession will then again form and escort the
visiting Brothers on their return home.
| JAMES KING,
| JEREMIAH ORME,
B. M. DERINoER
NATH'L SEWERS,
THos. HOFFMAN,
Committee Of Arrangement.
The Members of the Order of this Town are re-
quested to meet at the Lodge Room at 10 o'clock tn.
| same day. oct 16-u
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TIA prizes of $780, &c.
Tickets only $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So SO,
Eighths 81 25.
II All orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above schemes will meet with the most pr ompt and
confidential attention, and the drawings forwarded as
soon as received.
Address r. FRANCE,
Agent for tho Managers, Washington City.
oct l2-2aw2wd&c
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The Governor and Council Of Massachusetts hav,
appointed Thursday, the 25th day Of November, 70
the annual thanksgiving.
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The Tennessee Legislature met at Nashville on
Tuesday. In the Senate, Mr.. Turney e.. FL was
chosen, without opposition, President. No election
was held in the House
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communications.

The publication of the following article hav-
ing been declined by the Globe, is forwarded for
insertion in the Madisonian:
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital !

RccSooo ooPASA
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass M. for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
30th October, lS4l.
Fourteen Drawn Nos out of Seventy five,
Making nearly as many prizes as blanks.
SCHEME.
$4,000
1880 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
1900 Dollars 1915 Dollars
10 prizes of So ,000-l0 of $lO00--l2 of $500
IS Of $3O0-75 Of $500, &c.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters So, so.
Certificates of Packages IS Whole Tickets $3.50 0(
Do. do. IS Half do 60 0C
Do. do. rs Quarter do 80 0C
For Ticket and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above splendid Lolteres,-address
}. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington City, d. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to al
who order as above. sept 25-2aw2wd&c
T ANE & TUCKER, Merchant Tailors, having
IL Just returned from New York, have now the
pleasure Of offering 10 their friends and the Public
large and splendid assortment Of British and French
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, o
the most fashionable shades and patterns carefully
lected from the very latest importaiions and the,
confidently believe a rich and beautiful stock o
goods was never offered in this city. They have alst
received from Paris handsome and fashionable sui
Of Clothes in the latest French style, made thei
ORDER and they prepared TO oil order
in their line in their usual elegant style Of fit AM
finish. The Public are most respectfully in vited 4
call and examine, at their old stand under the Nation
! al Billiard Saloon. oct 7-3tsw2wif
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The receipts of -four at New York are said to
be very large.
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PsitlDItsaiA, Oct. II, is4i.
THoMAs r. HAMPTON Is the only authorized agent
for my works for the District of Columbia. His
receipt only will be valid.
ADAM WALDIE,
Per WALTER 8. WALDIE,
Atorneu
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JAMES PHALEN g. co. Managers Office,
Washington City.

Washington City.
RICH AND SPLENDID SCHEMES.
The attention of adventures is requested to The
following schemes, (which are unsurpassed by any
Lotteries heretofore offered.
800, 900 CAPITAL and 100 prizes of $1,000.
Tickets s..
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, of Delaware
BY authority of the Legislature.
Glass l34 fol 1S4I,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, Oct. 18th,
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of $l,700 ,
do 5000 100 do 1000
do 5000 100 do 500
l6O prizes Of 800, &c.
Whole Tickets $5-Halves So 50-QI's 81 Is
Certificate of package whole tickets, $50 90
do do halves, 40 %
do do quarters, 20 %
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Public Schools in Rhode Island.
Glass 1873.
To be dra wn 23d October.
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The Members Of the Order Of this Town are re-
quested to meet at the Lodge Room at 10 o'clock the
same day. oct 16-lt
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To the Editors Of the Nev York Erprsss, the sdtns
paper my old friend, Mr.. Delight printed spell
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
From the Ne;c York Herald.
MYSTERIOUS

gentleman belonging 10 one Of the most ancian
and wealthy families OF this city, who must be we'll
known 10 numerous friends, having since the year
1918 up 10 recently, been bent nearly double, and for
several years confined TO his bed has been restored
to good heath-has regained his natural erect posticn
and has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
ease !! We believe this is the genlsmans own des-
crpton possible, and there is no axaggera-
ton in it. We viii give inquirers his address, and
doubt not his humane feelings will excuse the liberty;
so that any one doubling, may know these facts
though he requires his name may not appear in print.
Among other similar instances, Mr.. Jas G. Reynolds
la Christie ST. has been restored and will give
personal assurance of the facts OF his case. Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews
How has this been done
ANswER.-By the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELK
Err internally, and HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE
LINlMENr exiernally-N. Y. Herald Jan. 26 Is4I.
Sold only by COMSTOCK CO..
II Maoen Lane, New York. I0:ly
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GEO. TAYLOR
Look out for a Counterfeit Article

Sold because o. its deception and cheapness of quail.
iiy at a very small price. The same IS procured by
certain dealers and suffered pass into The hans OF
The innocent purchaser as the genuine Tay los Bal
SIN OF Liverwort.
Tioient Cough and Cold elued-The. severe
change in weather having given a most violent
cad, also expecoration and dfic ulty of brea thing
was much distressed until took DR.. Taylor's Bal
sam vi Lverwort. | found this medicine to SUIT my
case and cured me al once which causes me TO re-
commend it TO Others. Fisher Ia Barrow st. N Y
Pain IN the side and Breast-These diseases have
caused me much trouble and often prevented my at
tending 10 business. Every medicine heard of
tried but found relief As last resource conclud-
ed 10 try DR. Taylors Balsam of LIverwOrt, and soon
as did grew better and have been gaining ever
since; am now in good health and can truly recom>
mend this Balsam being far superior 10 any thing
else. A. l.. GREEN, 2 PITT ST. n
Splitting Of Blood eured-For four months l have
had discharge OF blood from the Lungs almost daily;
also dry hard cough some pain, great weakness and
loarseness. When had tried the Doctors in vain
for three months concluded to use DR. Tsylor's Bal
sam OF Liverwor, of which three bottles have made an
entire cure. L HAvILAND, Ill Oak st. N Y.
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The Lion of the DAY.
THE OLDDUTCH OR GERMAN
VEGETABLE PILLS.
Tor sale by s. Moody, Middlebury. n

For sale by s. Moody. Middlebury. ~
To the Citizens of the United States and the Cana
das is respectfully submitted ills Directory TO the
means for reganng that which has been partially, and
in some Instances, totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above that OF health
and who knows better how 10 prize the blessing, than
those who have been deprived of ita II is an old ad
age, (and that contains wise njunctIon) sin
lime Of place. prepare fer war; We should IN lime
of Health prepare for the attacks of that sesthy lur
king foe, Disease. II would be wisdom 10 observe his
movements, to scan well the form in which he ap-
proaches, and then to meet him with those means
which are calculated to effect his oveThrow.--
Those means ale now before this enlig hiene and in
tegent coinmunily They accessible 10 the poor
well the rich, and trust that those who regard
the Constitution Of man of the finest specimens
OF Divine uikmanshp, and the Laws by which that
System is governed and directed as originating in
other than in the councils of Heaven, will so far obey
the njuncons Of the latter 10 provide the be ST safe
guard for the former.
1t is with the most faierins Recommendations sub
crhed by most eminent Medical GehiIemtn not only
in this Country but also in Europe that offeI his
valuable Medicine 10 this American People
Time and full opportunity for fair md IMPARTIAL
trial have placed the Lion Of the Day be ond the
brand of Imposition, Humbug, QuackeIy, &c
This Pill is composed Of extracts IRON nine paris
fthe vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free from
anv drug of a deeterious naure.) and adapted PGr-
ticulGrIy to The cleansing OF the Stomach, Blood
and the various secretions of The Human System
Bilious Fevers, and Cholc. Fefer amt Agur, Jasn-
dice, Scarlet Rash, Dyspepsia. Heartburn Costive-
ness Asthma. and Liver Complaint have been cur
ed by using these Pills accordingly 10 the directions
accompanying each box.
1t is not intended that this Medicine is a cure Tor
all Disease % which the human system is liable,
Many efforts have heen made TO compound Med.
icine which would cure all Diseases, but have tatta
Those Diseases enumerated above, are within
the power of these Pills and cure or reiiei is
warranted.
Price 81, 1-2 cents.
Sold by A. P, d. Barows, SALISBURY .: d.
Rockwell. Cornwall Russegue & Walker, Whiting;
Kent Wright, Shoreham, Truman s. Edridge, Ad-
olson F. Huntington, Vergennes J. II. Barnes,
Charlotte, M w. Kinsley. Monkton lockwood &
Webster. Starkesboro Titus B. Gaige, Bristol; R.
p Nash, NewHaven. Gcs- For Sale, ia oil The prin-
cipal villages, in the State. MERRITT GRIFFIN,
Proprietor, Glenn's Falls, N. Y,
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holy
HEADACHE

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
which has been used in families, every member oil
which has had sick headache from infancy. as a con-
stu;onal family complaint, and has cured efectually
in every instance yet known, amounting 10 many
hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant TO the TASTE and does
not prevent the daily avocations of using it il
must he perseveIed in. and the cure IS gradual but
certain aud permanent. instances are constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is COM
petely relieved and cured although OF years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its pleasaniness. having OF
the nauseatlng effect oil common drugs.
1t perfectly satisfactory ttat the proprietor has
given direction for his agents 10 refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by It.
He hopes also that this may its great benefit to
the distressed sufferers who are laLouring under
Headach.
E. Spohn, NJ. D. Inventor and Proprietor.
COMSTOCK e. CO.,
II Maiden Lane New York.
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Liver Complaints,
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DR.. Inns
TEMPERANCE LLF,E-BITIERS
CHINESE BLOOD-PiLLS.
The Dyeafest Secret discovered !

The greatest Secret discovered
Purge-purge-purge-ha been the cry Tor the
last few wears This has been effsctiaily tried, and
vet sufferers have tplied-and died and why
Not because purging was not necessary out 100
much had been ,one-without the tonic to follow,
and sustain the system. Purge, you must The
sIcklv humors of the blood must he carried on-or
The acc Emulation of them prevented. Prevent then
the growth of such humors.
Wbv do the Chinese live TO such immense ages
and still retain the powers of youth or middle age
Because they purify the blood. The CHINESE
Blood Pills-so called because they work upon and
cleanse the Bood-are the standard remedy. These
pills will do it and the Temperance Bhters, taken
as directed, will strengthen the system and prevent
the accumulation of base humors which lnfest The
blood, and which only increases by purges, unless
the bters are taken after. Buy. then, these pills
and bitters Take weekly the pills, and daily the
biflers and if you have been invads for days
weeks, months, or years, you will find the sickly
humor drawn off, and prevented from return, and
the sallow yello hue of sickness change rapidly 10
the fun blooming gio,c Of health and youthful buoy
ancy.
There are cases so numerous of these brilliant eff
fects, that time and space forbid an attempt to put
them down. Buy ami use these medicines, and use
no other, and health and strength shall be yours. See
wrapper and directions that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFElTS
Will be attempted. Buy no remedy of the kind un-
less it have my name-O. C. LIN, NJ. Don he
Wrapper, and also the notice as follows:
ENTERED according to Act Of Congress, A, D.
IS4l, by Thos. Conne, in the Clerks office OF the
District Court of the United States for the Southern
District of New York.
Warranted the only genuine.
Messrs. CoMsrocK Co., New York, are the
neighboring counties.
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THE BEST METHOD FOR THE
A B CLIFTON
OF DISEASE, Is To CLEANSE AND PURIFY TIE BODY.
WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
oThte North American College Of Health.
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine in the
world for the cure Of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASES
because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach and
DOVES oil these bilious humors which not Only paral-
we and weaken the digestive organs. hut are the
cause OF heaiache, nausea and sickness rapita ton
OF me heart' rheumatic pain in various parts oil the
body and many other unpleasant complaints
THE INDIAN HEGEEaBLE PILLS.
are also certain for Intermittent remttent
Veus. nflamma'ory and 2utrid fevers because thew
cleanse the body of those morbid humors which ,vhen
connned to the circulation the cause of all kin3s or
FEVERS.
So also, when morbid fsvcrs are deposited u,on tbs
membrans and muscle, causing those pains, milan.
nations and swellings. called
RHEUMATISM, GUUT &c
the Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as always
certain 10 give relief and If perseyered with will mJst
assuredy and without fail, make perfect cure of the
above painful malades From three to six of aid In
dian Vegetable Pills taken every night on going TO bed
will in short time completely rid the body Of every
thlng mat IS opposed 10 neah tnat Rheumatism Guut
and pain OF every description will he literally
DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
From the same reason, when from sudden change
foamosphere or any other cause, the perspralon is
checked, and those humors which should pass off by
the skin thrown inwardly causing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS.
nausea and sickness. pain in tt bones, wafery and
infamed eyes, sore throat hoarseness coughs, con-
suinptons, rheumatic pains in various parts of the
body and many other symptoms of
CATCHING COLD,
The Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give imme-
date relief From three to six Of said Pills taken ev-
cry night Oh going TO bed, will in short time, not
only remove all the above unpleasant symptoms, but
the body will be restored to sounder health than
before.
The same may be said of
ASTHMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING
The Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and carry off
by the storrach and bowels those phegny hurnors
which step up the cells of the lungs and the
cause not only Of the above distressing complaint, but
when neglected, often terminates in still more
dreadful malady called
CONSUMPTION.
Il should also be remembered that the Indian Veg
etable Pills a certain cure for
PAIN IN TIE SIDE.
and sickness loss of APPETITE cos.
tveness, yellow hinge OF the skin and eyes, and eve
ry other symptom of torpid or diseased state of the
!yer; because they purge from the body those mpu-
rties which if deposited upon this important organ,
are the cause of every variety Of
LIVER COMPLAINT.