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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANvILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
pennsyIvania.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
III public, that he has removed from the town OF
Catfa,cisSa to DdnpiNe, and that he has purchased
in that place, the Large and Commodious
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE conNEa OF MILL AND MARKET STREETS,
(Opposife the Courf-HouSe,)
- Which he has fitted up Ivy the erection
Of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
....MA extensive STABLING, for the Enter
C-k-kA2tainment Of Travellers and Visitors.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, and he would state tha, no.
thing in his power shall he left undone, TO render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern STYLE and the proprietor is de-.
termined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and Importance
of the town in which it is located.
His TAnLE will be supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the best and choicest rariefy The
market can afford. His BAR will be stored with
oil the best articles that can be furnished Jy our
cities, and the whole will be such as to give satis-
faction to every one.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always Judge for themselves, he feels confident that
they will favor him with their patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
DanyilIe Ian m
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I'm the Common Pleas Of NOrtlluln
berland County.

Fiemming and Thomas PoLiock,)
VS., Rule of Court.
James Tharp. )
p ULE on the the Judgment Creditors Of defend
IL ant, and all others interested, to show
by the first day of August term. s4l, why the pro.
ceeds of the sale of deendand's real estate should
not be applied to they payment Of the judgments Of
Flemming and Thomas Pollock.
SAMUEL D. JORDAN,
Pro'honotary's Office, Proth'y.
Sunbury, April l6, ls4l. -9t
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A FEW Copies Of"Ths tnion Ch"r" fla'-
n mOny," consisting of Ssrr Muse, with Ger
man and English lines to each tune. by II. e..
Eyer. For sale by -
January 80. ii. B' mASSLh'
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G . A @I g
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 20 North Water Street, Ph!a.
MANUFACTURES and dealers in Oils of
IyH every description both for burning ami
manufacturing purposes, which will he sold much
lower than they can he procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality TO equal any in the city. Any
oil sold Ivy The company not proving as represented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur-
chaser, and the money will lie refunded.
Their stock now in store consists Of the following
oils. viz:
10000 gallons Winter Beached SPERM :
Oil,
GO00 do do Coloiless Oil, 9
$4,000 60 Fall and Spring Sperm Oil,
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, Z
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil, q
6OO0 do Summer do do do
l5,COO do Common Whale Oil, 3
600 Barrels superior Straits Oil,
800 do Cod Bank Oil, e.
so do Meas Foot OIL,
rs Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners Dls. q
QJ This Company has a number Of Vessels en-
gagged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
upon getting at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. Z, lS40.-ly.
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TO COUNTRY NET. T.CEyANTs.


THE Subscriber, Agent of Ly ION d Harris, Het
Manufacturers, for New York, Phil,delphis
Baltimore and other large cities whose Has are
highly commended for good color and durability,
has on hand first rate assortment of HATS AID
CAPS, suitable for Spring $ e-, wh ch will lie ID
very low, for cash approved credit, at the noted
cbe0p store, No. 40, North Third street, opposite
the City Hotel, Philadelphia.
OLIVER n. THACHER, Agent.
n. B. Orders for Hats in the rough, promptly
attended TO, The highest price in cash or trade
given for Far skins.
Phadelphia, April 10, ls4l.-ly
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HAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & GOSH.
Wholesale Dealers,

n Foreign, British and american Dry Goods,
}. l2 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY Merchants can be supplied at all
times W ith an extensive assortment Of the above
,ods on the most reasonable and satisfactory terms
May 90, lS4l.-ly.
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.ddiCks, Vandusen & Smith.
wIoLESALE SHOE, car,

w V11V11Il6I411A Sx1Vx11 VIII
Bonnet and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse,
}. l67 MARKET STREET, ABovE 4TH SrnEEr,
PHILADELPHIA.
NOUNTRY Merchants are respectfully requested
i to call and examine their extensive assortment,
nich they will sell on the most reasonable terms.
May 90, lS4l.-ly.
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ID 4 e ID,

Az Nstchez on the 4th of May last, GEORGE
SNYDER, formerly Of this place.
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cond letter he asserts that the conduct Of lie Bans
enteavorins 10 break down the New York banks, nf
selling drafts the Messrs Hottinguer u 20, OF "a
ris, without notice and without having made provision
sor the payment oil these drafts, was he rent ana Sc
Of the disasters of the Bank He has SO err
tircy lost his temper, tina, ali surprised a
these palpab!e contradictions. There is one thing
which have noticed and which hope yon and your
Federal Wing associates throughout the L. 5. viii r.
collect, that your grea. banker Bddle has not ascrbe
the downfall of the Bank to Mr.. Van Buren, the De
mocrac party, the much v!liied and slandered In
dependent Treasury. This is somewhat strange, when
il is remembered that your party SAID the Independent
Treasury would break the Banks Your friend Biddle
has shown that Banks be broken IN other ways, and
his silence about the Sub-treasury may be regarded "a
an e1oneration from all participation in the crime OF
breaking down the Pennsylvania Bank OF The Y ,
Has Mr.. Biddle, any other person, dispelied t-
mystery which connected with the disposition Of
about nilloa Of dollars Of the funds Of the Penn
syivana Bank: MIR Lippincot,, one of the Directors,
has lately and publicly, asserted that he saw the
vouchers for this money. He says, "lhey care.
fully kept out of my view" "Nor is it surprising,
continues Mr. Lppincott, SHAT while was active with
the Committee on the state OF the Bank those vouchers
for money drawn out not exhibited to me; when !
state that the Investigating Committee IN their critical
" and arduous examinations, learned with asonIshment
" from the clerk in whose possession they ought -
" have been, that they had been destroyed. BY whose
" orders and why the destruction OF vouchers FOR the
payment OF 80 large an amount nj money lau oeei
" effected not learned, did that Committee 10
" my knowledge inquire under whose administration
" It took place" hope that it may ye. be ascertain
ed how this large squandered, and by whom
the order for destroying the vouchers given The
Stockholders owe 1t to themselves and TO the country
TO institute thorough scrutiny, in order that this mat
ter be brought to light, and the guilty be brous
forward TO receive the nfamy and scorn they merit
| have extended these remarks farther than IN
tended. The subjec. is fruitful One and Mr.. Bddes
letters afford ample materials for comment and discus
sion; but forbear, and do with cheerfuness be-
cause doubt not that such vulnerable epstes viii
| weaken The cause they designe.! 10 advance. |
not the personal enemy Of Mr. Bddle but If werc
should rejoice at the position in which he has placed
himself Let the friends Of = Sationa! Bank read his
letters and the Report Of the Committee Of nvestiga
ton, in the spirit of patriotism and not Of party; let
them calmly reflect upon the immense power and dan
gerous tendency of National Bank, and
should hear less SAID against the Independent, Treasury
Your obedient servant
HELEETiUS
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Mirkiny lie Responsiliiit4,

Several of the Washington scribbers have written,
that the acting President does 10 recommend
any measure Of finance but will either leave 10 his
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 prepare plan, or to
Congress itself We contend, upon the plain letter Of
the Constitution that this would be direct evasion of
his Executive duties. Hear how emphatic the reGui-
ston is
ale shall from time tine. give the Congress information
of the State Union and recommend TO their consideration
IS he shall Judge necessary and eypeden &c
upon him He shall "reccmmend, &c. Words can
not be more distinct. But to show how carefully they
were selected for the express purpose, we lay before
our readers the following extract from "Ihe Madison
Papers"-page ,422 volume third:
n motion Of Mr. GouvrrSEuR MoRRs, she may struck
IN, and and inserted before rccommend IN the Second
clause article second section second in order 10 make The
~ Of the President recommend and thence prevent umbage
or cavil at hi. doing IT, 80
Mr. Tyler, then, will please 10 recollect, that it is
not he man but shall recommend
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FOR THE ETQ UTRER.


Sir: Your friend, Mr.. Nicholas Bddle, has recently
addressed to you through the public prints several let
ters for the ostensibe purpose OF defending h'm'e
and plying to the report Of The committee appointed
70 investigate the affairs of the Pennsylvania Bank OF
the u S. These letters are, think, not well caicu-
lated advance the reputation of the author, nor 10
strengthen your friendship.
do not propose to review ;hem N detail, put de-
sire 10 call your attenton and that of the public TO
fe g of the statements made nv Mr. Biddle In allud
inc to the resumption of specie payments by the Penn
svlvania Bank of the u S, he says at seemed to me
that the trne position and only safe policy OF the Bank
q wa, this The new Administration OF the Govern
q ment of the U. S. will find itself on the 4h March
with very small funds and its policy will be, if pos
&c able not TO encounter at the debateabe ques
&c lion of National Bank, whatever may be its
disposition hereafter If then the Bank of the United
&c States is in position to do the public business
q. temporarily it will from its extensive connections
throu ghout the Union be useful than any other
.. existing institution, and thus may gradually become
one of the fscal agents To accomplish this, it must
Is be in situation OF strength the 4th March, ls4l
and should reserve its powers for that period
Hitherto, the Banks believed that they had been con-
tending against an Administration OF public affairs
" hostile to the interests with which Banks are most
connected great political change has taken place.
Is but the effect of it the public interest cannot De
6 seen till the new men come into power. Hat then,
6 for that moment See what the new Administration
intends to do for the country, what releft means to
afford, and then eoncurring with its measures, you
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whose opinion is worth the having, who does no. be-
iieve that there is nothing in MIR. John Tylers gift,
which can purchase up the services of this paper We
affect no extraordinary degree of disnteres,edness
but certain II is, that If sir. Tyler should play the
Wapoe, he has no price within all the scope Of his pa
,ronage which can buy usup. We stamp the author of
the assertion as gratuous calumniaor who cares not
what ne uers, ithe only satinte the fiendish ma
,,sny OF q" asse'e disposition To expect any thing
like justice, or hefaliiy from such quarter is dicu
ious II IS spirit, that fit only throw rebrands
INTO the country 10 disturb its peace, to interrupt the
harmony OF neghborhood and to degrade the digni.
y OF the Press So that it say hard things, it does
not care how reckless and untrue it is This is a
wretched ambition, indeed, and it is most contemplate
moral'ty-but such is the nature of the Wing What
does expect from its late datrbe upon ourselves II
it suits his humor he may WOO Mr.. TYLER at our ey.
pense-But he must have poor opinion of MIR Tvlers
understanding TO expect TO gain his favor by SO rdcu
lous device. Mr. 7. knows, that We affect no devo.
tan towards him; we ask favors of him. we do no,
aspire 10 any participation in his councils or his conf
dence-But hlr. 7. ought to know enough of the Wing
and has felt too much of its scourge, to regard it with
respect or with competency The time was, when the
cur that seeks 10 iawn upon him attempted tc
bite him.
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1--WE cannot stoop to notice the balderdash Of
the Richmond Wing We feel species of self
degradation at any time when we condescend
10 reply to its attacks-false as they in mat:
tor, aud vulgar they in their manner. But bad
the r. WING has hitherto been it is doomed To sink
light is about leave -and stripped it will be OF
psrus, as we'll gentity, it is destined to become
Exer than 1t will become a common nuisance;
Smething of kin to MIR. Adams's "common sewer.
When the Richmond Wing says that Mr.. Tyler
scould if disposed, buy (us) uP-when it "'nVoke'
him 10 throw this Cerberus a cake it nsinuates rha
knous TO be false. There is not man in Virginia.
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Mr.. Gouge, one of the Remopses at "ashIngt1ny "
about to devote his ne talents to the which mas
given him 50 much eclat He means to establish =
new periodical-ssThe Journal of Banking IL VIZ
appear every fortnight in is pages octave, for 81
year Il will embrace a new Edition Of his History
Of Banking with subsequent additions and essays cal
cuated to the character and mischievou'
effects Of the present Banking system
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d. S. GREGORY 4 Co., Managers.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JryE. 1911.

T..
Grand Scieme for Ihursday, Mtrd June.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Class H. Tor ls,l, u y
drawn AZ Alexandria, d. e., Thursday, I'd Jane, ISL.
Capital pres-l capital prize Of s351i, do. 10000
5000, do 5000, do 900, do l3'3 roe prizes Of 1000
do. 500, &c, - Lottery, Is drawn ballots.
Tickets siO-halyes s5-auariefs 81 81
Certificate of package 81 70 Whole Tickets S0-shares IN
proportion.
VIRGINIA WELT.sBURG LOTTERY Class F, To be drawn
at Alexandria, y. C., Saturday, Stu Jane, 1911
Schaae-s3ooGo, 10000, 900 o0 1850, and 100 prizes
l,OO0 &c, &C. Tickets 5I0-hayes SIS s. 81
Certificate Of package Of y Whole Tickets sl3o-shares "a
proportion.
lsl u be determined by The drawing Union Lottery
Class No s4 TO be drawn Alexandria, d. c. On Saturday
I'm June, 1871, -
OF $500 OF 1924 Of G1o prizes Of a,0Or &C..
Tickets only sl0-halves ss-qast'ers 9. 90
Certificate OF package Of % Whole Tickets SJJ-shars
proportion
VIRGINIA MoyoNGALfA LOTTERY Glass F., for 1871, 10
be- drawn Saturday 18Th June, ISL
Capitals 900, 10000, 5000, 200, 1000, - Of 600
e. Tickets s0--haIves s5-quarters - 30
Certificate package OF - Whole Tickets sl3oshare
proportion
Capitals ct $4,000 dollars, and 80 OF 900 doiiDs
VIRGINIA LEESBrgG LOTTERY Extra Glass No. /; n,
ls4 determined By the drawing Of the Union Lo.ry
No. g. for ISL 10 BE- drawn at Alexandria, D. c. on saIot
Grand ca2i,Giss5oo0 1900 . 900, 1900 5000 24- ID
Of boz, &c. &C :. no Lottery Is drawn ballots = '
Tickets Sl0-h1lv-s s5-quarers 81 80
Certificates i packages Of ~ Whole Tickets s-st. In
proportion
" For Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages
the above splendid Lotteries, address
ID. 5. GREGORY & Co. .Sssa gers Richmond Ia
An account OF each drawing As over ~
all who order as above.
Aay2l f-wid
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Sir hundred acre, Of frceNent Land for Sal,

Sir hundred acres If ezeet!ent Laaa for sale
DESTROYS einigae South of rheumatic af,,.-
= ion5 offer for sa the above land adjoining OF
Liberty Bedford Court toHss.) Over 3u j. first rai-
tobacco land and elegantly tinlsTedJ clover
timothy whole enclosed and IN hipk
Improvement great Lypchbur. and Salem
Turnpike p nIrs from the former which.
berry, a excellent market oi every ng
IL. The barns negrhoues thfasbiag
extensive AMI excellent Ny HORSE Liberty
looking said plantation Is also for sae
t.nsive and eonmooIs private residence The
properly wocld professional or farming or planting
WE'LL and VIII be IN market until Add, be sid g..
very accommodating early applicant
wM. co1K
Liberty, 18th April, ZEAL Il2-wsv,
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RyL.asf Evenings Mail.

The Honorable Forger Mitchell has been brought 10
the City Of New York. He delivered up on The
application OF Governor Seward to the Governor OF
Canada
The case Of Mcleod still going on. Some ex
pected the decision Of the Count 70 be given Tuesday
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this, with other produce, will probably give at
least s. 800 OO0 out Of which is to be deducted the
imports of groceries, dry goods, hardware, &c. besides
,n important item Of bank shares and loss on dePrec-
s;ed paper.
Thus would allow Sll0 year to each family for
those articles but large amount Of the products can
no, be Sold because the markets are guted, and the
States nearest the ports cell their products first
because they have the advantage Of cheaper carrags
The farmer them with his produce hand, which he
cannot SELL compelled to raise S5 in cash each year,
TO paw neres, on money which the State has borrow
ed IN London England will not take his corn but e1-
cudes By prohibiting duties, while she holds out her
hand for money If the State debts and interest are to
be PAID 1, must be with produce, which the people will
cheerully give.
The relief held out by the dominan, party is an alb
surd,y. They propose to distribute the public lands
according representation and then raise the duties
on imported goods replace it in the Treasury of the
Federal Government. The proceeds Of the Public
Lands are yearly S3,OOoooO. OF this the State of Ii
nois would receive S37 oO0 She is then to be taxed
imported goods The imports for the last ten years
have averaged sl27 100000 This ia S45 to each ia
mly the Union, yearly In Illinois there are 10000
families. Consequently they consume S3,l5o,0OO of
imported goods On these the tax is to be raised per
cent, without increasing the markets for produce. IL
lnos will therefore have TO pay 1857 500 for the S37
100 received. Tats IS the "relief the citizens are to
taIog Under the distribution.
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The Stockholders of the Bank Of the U. s met and
adopted, Tuesday, resolution, accepting The pro
visions Of The Relief Bill a preamble and resolutions
offered by Mr. Duane adopted condemning, the
strongest terms the management Of the Bank under
IT'S former administration, in making loans other
pendtures for the purpose Of "infueacing tie public
Press operating upoa the pubic surage, securing
tie aid tfg.sat're and other pnb,c agents for any Oh
jsct nhateeer, regret,ng that the committee had fail
ed TO obtain knowledge of the particular of these
pendltures; and expressing the opinion that public
thanks viii be merlted by those who, possessing the
knowledge, shall disclose 1t. The meeting then al
iourned
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FOR THE E-SQ CTRER.

To the roters composing the Counties Of CHipcper,
orange Rappahannoeh, Madison and Greene
Il being now positively understood that VIM. Smith,
ESQ. has formally resigned his scat in the Senate of
Virginia, and that the election to ell the vacancy occa
stoned by his resignation will probably be not very tar
distant hermit us to suggest TO the consideration of
the voters of the District, the name of James 7. Hill
Eso az fit and suitable candidate TO represent ths
District in the next Senate Of Virginia.
Mr.. Hill is generally known ia the District as pro-
missing gentleman, of intelligence, industry, expert
.noe sno of high moral character; and it is confidently
,nt;cnated if elected would fill the seat of his prede
cessor with honor himself and advantage to The Dis
80, MANY VOTERS.
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REGARDING the Press The Vermont esprit Of the
Age" says, that John w. Moore, 'the Editor of ~
drtest Federal sheet in the State, has been apponf
Postmaster Bellows Falls in the place OF J. II
Wells, removed for opinions sake
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Governor Seward transmitted to the Senate of New
York ON The 18th inst, communication from John
Rutherford Esq, the acting Governor of Virginia,
on the subject of the pending controversy, between
the authorities of this State and New York The Mes
sape and Document were read-but we have not yet
seen them published in the New York prints.
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TILt TIONs-f uTtNtF I.f!aTNS.
MARYLAHD.-ln the Baltimore District, Mr Ran
dali is elected by about hundred aud forty ma or
ty, and Kennedy eighty four.
In the sixth District, John Thomson Mason is elect
ed by large majority.
Trssrssrr-Mr Campbell W. of the 9th district,
without opposition, and Gentry (lV Of the eth,
e.elccted-Also, Messrs. II. w. Watcrson, t9th d
and Johnson, 9th D. and A. V. Brown doth d J
Democrats, reelected, the two last without oppo
s,cn. No political change, as far as heard from,
this State.
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The papers are rife with reports about Messrs. Web
ster Ewing, &c. II variousy stated, that the for
is indebted to the Bank Of the U. S. from 90 10
100000 dollars--and the latter between and 100000
dollars. We have heard some anecdotes of the ma
npuvres, with which Mr.. w. obtained large relief
from Mr. Jaudon in London which do not reflect much
credit his candor. The last Philadelphia Esprit Of
the Times" presents the following account of COM
promise said to have been effected The meeting of
the stockholders Of Tuesday may perhaps probe such
matters:
"Since announced to the world, that 'sDaniel-
the Godike, owed 10 this institution the of
hundred and ten thousand dollars, he has paid-not
his debt, but visit to Philadelphia, and made compro
mise with the Bank through its President, Col Dray
ton by handing 10 it, certain patents for lands in
the Territory Of Iowa worth, perhaps ten thousand
dollars! We have interest in this Bank, or, any
other, but, expected better things from Col. Dray
tom than acceptance Of this offer, unless indeed, he
found the offering Of the Prime Minister desperate
that he was glad to get these lands; for have
information to be relied upon that Daniel occupies
house in Washington City, taken in the and upon
the credit of Mr. Perkins of Boston! Citizens Of
America! are you not disgraced and dishonored by
such conduct; Ought not statesmen, placed in
high stations, to be examples of integrity, virtue and
patriotisn,' Are willing TO encourage the spend
thrift, the gambler and the rout2''
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Cr,vsona majority

uRober. w. Carter, for Senate l52-no opposition
scattering, 245-96 against Carter.
nJames NJ. Smith reelected without opposition to
the House of Delegates.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

"NOFIhumber1nd Z. H. Nay II.
secinr that you have not received the vote of this
county in the late election, ! herewith send you .
statement: o
Grayson, for Congress, 239
Taliaferro do. l72