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From the Spirit Of the Times.
IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT TYLER.

1t appears o be the determination of Mr.. Bolts TO
bring forward in Congress resolution to in.peach the
President The resolution it is said will be sustained
by the Federal Wings, and the impeachment bill Will
be signed by Mr. Mangum, President of the Senate,
who will act as President Of the United States during
the remainder Of the Executive term! Weespect
fun shortly Captain Bolts has failed to head Capt
Tyler, and now wants to behead him. 1t Will not 40.
The trick will not answer. Even if impeached, Mr.
TYLER would be President until conricted-i IS so ald
down in the 4th section of The Cd article Of the United
States Constitution Congress has right to say oho
shall administer as the Executive in the premises.
Besides this, even if MIR. Tyler uere impeached, he
would have to be tried by the Senate the Chief JUS
tice presiding, and hco-ihirds Of the members would
have to be present. and consent, to produce convic-
ton So the thing is absurdity, and Mr. Bolts
will have to hunt up some other mode of heading
Off Captain Tyler We wonder if this Bolts is a tenn
perance MANI We doubt it.
TYLER MEETINGs.--Thc friends of the Admnistra-
ton rapidly forming into strong party, and no
doubt at the present time hold the balance of power
between the two great political divisions of people
known as Democrats and Wings. The factious
course of conduct Of the Federal Wings in Congress
is but rendering the Executive more popular with
the people, even among the rank and file Of the
Wings themselves. In this city, from small hand
full, mere corporal's guard, the Tylerltes have
augmented their strength very considerably indeed.
They determined to do battle manfully, and at
the ensuing all campaign will set the ball in motion
IN this city as primary movement towards the ac-
complishment Of greater things at the Presidential
campaign. We are glad to see their spirit The
Clay Wings are destined to eel "very small."-ib
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KEMUVNL OF THE LAND OFFICE PROM
BURLINGTON TO FAIRFIELD, IOWA
TERRITORY.
y consequence Of representations in regard to the
Il e1pediency and propriety of removing the Land
Office now located at Burlington, in the Iowa Terri.
tory, to the town of Fairfield the seat of Jefferson
county, - SAID Territory, and pursuant authority
OF law the President mas directed the desired removal
to be made without unnecessary delay.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, July II, 1912
July l2-w6w
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BklCk DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION.
( IN wednesday,, goth instant, at half past five
~ O'Clock, afternoon will sell in front of the
premises, at public auction the three story brick
dwelling house situated on 14th street between T.
and street, now occupied by Richard Cuts Esq,
and belonging to the heirs of the late Com Mclean
The house is centrally situated within few yards of
pennsylvania avenue, has good water in the mned-
ate neighborhood, and every way pleasant as a pr-
yate residence.
IerrnS-One-thrd purchase-money cash on the
balance credit will be given of three. six. and
nine months the credit payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the property Any information
given respecting the property on application 10
ROBT w. DYER
july l3-eo&dts Auctioneer.
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c. II. VAN PATTEN, NJ. D.,
DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Brown,
Hotel nov. 49, isly
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY

To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thurs
day, July DIST.
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JAMES PHALEN e. CO.
MISUNDERSTANDING CITY, d. C.
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In the Senate, message was received from the
President of the United States, in compliance with
the resolution of the 18th instant, calling for the re-
cent correspondence between this Government and
that of Mexico in relation to the affairs of Texas
and transmitting report from the Secretary Of State
with the accompanying documents
Mr. WALKER said that he should like TO hear
them read.
Mr. PRESTON remarked that the papers were
somewhat voluminous, but, as they were of much
consequence, he should be glad il, at least portion
Of them be read at this time.
A part of the correspondence was then read by the
Secretary of the Senate. Mr. Webster, in abiding
to letter from Mr.. Bocanegra, the Mexican Secre-
tary Of Foreign Affairs, says that, so far from this
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RULING AND PRINTING.
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4 r To be published until the fifteenth of july. in
the lntelligencer and the Globe.
june 3O-dtl5 july
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and corners-per qure.
State the additional price pei qure if printed cap
tons.
Reminding books of above sizes per quire.
Newspapers best marble paper sid 5, and
variegated calf backs and corners strongly sewed,
per volume.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTER'

To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thurs
day, July 2Sth.
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NEW MUSIC.-Just receive ed the following pieces
IN ni New Music at the old established store, two
dan east of I2ih Penn
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wORTHAM. M'GRUDER q CO.
OEEER EOR al =

OFFER FOR sale
On HHDs Porto Rico, New orldsns, ST Croi1 and
w Clarified Sugars
- boxes single, Double and Treble Loaf sugar
20 hhds PO,to Rico aud Trinidad MOia.ses
la bags Old Java Coffee
20 DO IaSuayra On
l35 10 Rio do
$50 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
en- lbs shoe Thread
- boxes Gnnpowder aud Black Tea
l5tierces Fresh Rice
u bags Pepper and Pimento
30 kegs Nails and Railroad Spikes
500 sacks Blown salt, factory filled
20 do Ground Alum do
" kegs Refined Saltpetie
2tO tieTces ThomaSOn Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
go boxes l0Hl2 Glass
80 do sxl0 DO
10 bags Ginger
? hhds Lamp Ol
~ casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Wilma
81 boxes Sperm Candies
80 do Judd's PAten, sperm DO
Is DO Hull & wOOiruH's TalOw Candles
l;obbls Clipped and Family Roe Ierrings
~ boxes bunch Raisins
ceroon Indigo
70 boxes simmons Ares
200 kegs Duponrs Sporting and Blasting Powder
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, Birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
70 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Orchard Grass DO
l5O tons Tredegar, Country and Rweles Iron, com.
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fiat, round aud square
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Haliton English Basterea Steel
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Sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
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TO MOTHERS.

MEssRs E. CHASE & Co.-Gents-Hoarng much
i'l said about the extraordinary effects Of the Rcsuri
ton OF Persian Pills those about become Mothers
wewere To make trial ofthcm Ny wife that
Tune The mother OF children, and had suffer red the
uous aud ercruciang pains during and after her conne
nen OF each She bad Tried every and much
medicine, but found little relief She IA.
ns me Persian Pills about months before her conine-
Ine,Nhet heath bstn. about this length
prcuous) and soon AFTER by their use 10 attend
10 the cares Of mother 10 her family conGne.
nent Al the time she comtncuc ed taking the Persian
RUS and Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted with
Dry hard cough and frequent cramps which the
use OF the Pills entirely removed before using half box
is with great confidence that advise althose about
10 become mothers, TO make OF the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them IN neghborhood have
along In the same easy manner, and about the house
IN Anew days There does not appear 10 be half the dat
ger OF other difficulties setting in aer confinement
these Fills are taken We unitedy say let neglect
taking them, for they the reach poor wen
us the rich WeaTe truly thankful that there remedy
which females can easily procure, which bids fair les.
sen the world Of suffering, which many OF have TO
lear perhaps the lives thousands which other
wise would be lost =. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May 4th, 1893
For Inv
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Rochester, May itI, 1855.
For sale by A. C. STEVENS.
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SUPERIOR 70 the Hygean, Drandreths, Evans, To
~ mot" the Maichless (pnced) Ssnative Indian PuTga
tive or any Other Pills Compound before the public as
certified TO by Physicians and others Let condemn
them untlthey have tried them and then CERTAIN
they will not
Is settled point with all who have used the
getable PERSIAN PILLS, that they preemneny the
best and most eiheacious FAMILY MEDICINE thai las
yet been usedin America II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease, they
would keep them andbe prepared with sure REMEDY
10 apply the FIRST appearance Of disease and then how
much distress would be avoided and money saved well
as the lives Of thousands who hurried lime 10y
negeoung disease in its first stages by being in
possession Of remedy which they place dependence
upon o. Pills in each boz, price 62i For sale,
klehnlon,, BY A. q. sIENENs,Agt.
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MEDICAL WORKS,
Received bv

SMITH, DRINKER s NORRIS.
IliE principle aud practice OF Modern Surgery, by II
Il Druitt, from the second London edition illustrated with
my WOOD ELgravings, with Notes and Comments by u
fint g. Lecturer therapeutic and operative Sur
gerry in the Louisville Medical Institute.
Dssdsss Of the Uterus series Of Clinical Lectures de.
yeIed al the Hospital In Petite by Lisfanc and lifted
by III Pauly VI ID, translated from the French, by n
Iodge, NJ ID member Of the Massachusetts, Me1ical 5oce
U.
lectures on Morbid AHGi0my.-Nature and treatment
OF Acute and chronic Diseases by John Arm strong d.
edited by RK, with account Of the life and writings of
DR. Armstrong, by Dnl, " ID
firsf Principles Of Medicine by Billing ID NJ FIRST
American, from fourth London edition. and
oil.
Rose or Consumption de-CO0sumption durable, A
pracica Treatise TO prove Consumption dis
ease with cases cessyey treated under new mole In
this country. by J Rose, VI d. IN "a
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lido hereby certify that afflicted several years with
violent sick headache which attacked often
sbeut week causing TO vomt large quantities OF
bile and 10 remain sick for day time, that could
scarcely set up, and the pain being excrucang
or both eyes that health materially impair ed
procured bottle OF "smiihs Bitters, Renovator Of
Health by using which was entirely relieved and have
remained In good health for several months. used
only bottle and have been much benefited that
can confidently recommend those afflicted similarly
was induced 10 fry this remedy from the mmenda
ton Of respectable Lady, OF my acquaintance, who had
been similarly afflicted and who that she confident
that the violence her she could
alive she had used the remedy refereed to- which
entirely relieved her IL Is not unpleasant take and
carries OIL the bile gently by the bowels In opinion
q valuable remedy. Given under my hand this l4h
July, 1872 A. WRIGHT
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co Rr ORD Il X : .


yTIRolNIA.-MR ules held Ia the Clerks once Of
the superior Court u OF snesry Coz the Richmond CIR.
Robert smith. PhL
against
Samuel Nichols and Lavluls his wife. and other
The defendants above uainei not having entered their
sppcaiaucc and given according tho OF As
s>nhy and the rules Of this Court and appearing By
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants OF this
ants 10 appear al the Rules 10 be held the fr Monday
la November and the hill " the paind and
that copy Of this order lie forthwith inserted In
Newspaper published the city OF Rehnonj for months
snseessssy aud posted At the ifSr, door OF the Capitol
aub-w9w WM. a. SANDS. a..
UIRGINIA-At Circuit Superior Court of law and
" Chancory, Tor the county OF ucnrieo and City Of
kiehmon on the Chaneerv axle, held at the Capitol, In
tho said City, on Friday. November i2th, 1911:
refer X beverley, administrator Of Munlord heveiey
deceased, Planlh,
Against
Carter Beverley, Trustee Of lucy Burwen, Collin and
James Ross. Carter Beverley wm T. Taylor, executors
of John Taylor, deed, aud byrd Beverley, Dcns
This cause came this iay, be ssan heard the
papers formerly read aud the report Commissioner
Baker, made fsuant 10 the order Of 18th sy Febtu
any, one thousand eight hundrcl aud Thirty aud
Mxnedoy Counsel. on eonsideration whereof the court
sustaining the exception the rantT IN the deposition 81
the defendant OF Carter Beverley doth rccomt said
report of the Commissioners Of this Court with
Instructions to ascertain, practicable, when Munford
Beverley, the nesAie OF the plaintiff received ncec Of
tho assignment from the defendant, Carter beverley TO
the dcfcnlants colu aud Janes Ross OF tho bond In
this and the state OF the be-
said Munior eve ley aud Carter beverley that
time, and report the TO tho Court, with
specially stated deemed pertinent 10y hint elf which
may DC required by the PARTIES 10 be 80 stated
wM G. SANDS. c. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
N n DICIN 4 = .
TO FAMILIES.
RowAHD's uMrRoyEDD TONIC MIX

ur- Those who wouhi have recourse 10 Fanlffy Me-
dlefss for Ftrer asd AyUe. Dyspepsia and Nsrross
Weaknesses SHOULD disc tinn.e between the thoussnJ
ani one remedies constantly heraded iorh 10 the pubic
thc In all times Past) aud that almost uni
scrsAiy succ cssfli pre- scrittlon called
kOWANDS OMPRoVED) TONIC MIXTURE
few remarks will TO Illustrate the difference. In
Of the Fever and AEue IL upon entirely and pc
promptly arrests the OF fhe ehiUs when
and Perscverngy used, but restores the wonted
functions Of tho general system TO perfectly healthy
state, when rclapses are no liable than
attack ofthe disease In who has had be fore
Thrdy-The system, during the administration cfthe I'm
proved Tonic MIXTURE springs Nder ifs ber'g
Henee aud svee forth returning hsaih and
Tsg0T Athy-Producingmore less effect the bow
els the cause OF the DISEASE on In the most
strongly Indicated by nature. Fnhly-ifs effects the
system arc uniformly mid and safe, well efficient,
an II as well adapted the fceblcst infant simply 10y a
MODIFICATION OF the dose the tnosf vigorous adult
Many ocr considerations, OF the utmost Importance To
tue ANXIOUS parents and nvalis might be enumerated
here but tho above few OF the points OF contrast In
comparison with the remedies gcaeray rcsoted TO In pro
fcssonal and family practice, from which proper Ju'g
tnent may be formed In selecting the remedy.
N. b. With view 10 re establish entire confidence IN
the efficiency OF tho @Rowands Improved Tonic Mkt,rc
90 effect lasting OF Fever and AEue the proprietor
restores the original guarantee, viz The money shall be
punctually used without producing the deetred eject
Address DR. John H. Rowand, No =, North Second street,
Philadelphia. -
supplies have been received by the Sole Agent for Rich
inond' Va JOHN GANNOR,
an 10 One door above the Bell Tavern.