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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-11
THE STATE OF THE CASE.

| II is somewhat wonderful that the ultras OF
the Wing Party should be so stultifed as TO
place the whole issue of the present controyer
sy between themselves and the Executive upon
so slender foundation as that upon which il
rests. For, il we sift it down to its source,
they cannot deny that the very head and front,
nay the whole body Of his offending in its earli-
est stage was that he would not consent TO give
his sanction to Bank of the United States up
on the plan proposed by Mr. Clay, or what was
called an old fashioned Bank Of the United
States. He was willing to have Bank with
the consent of each State in which II was TO
act So that the whole controversy has grown
out, not of a Bank of the United States, but OF
the specific Bank Of the United States-a regu-
lar Biddle Bank.
Is il not, as we have said, wonderful that the
great Wing party should consent to go down 10
the People with such an issue as Henry Clay
for the next Presidency and regular Bidde
Bank? But ist 500 Are the Wing party con
tent to place themselves in so ridiculous an atti-
tude 2 We say no, they are not. The party
which produced the reform Of 1910 in the cleo
ton Of the amented Harrison, never were a
Bank party. This has been fully proven by
every election which has taken place since the
controversy has assumed its present shape. We
know it is the slang of the ultra Wings to say
that their friends stay away from the polls in
disgust, because they have been disappointed,
and they thus attempt to get rid of the defeat
they every where sustain. We do not mean TO
be understood TO say, that there is not Bank,
that Mr. Clay is the head Of that very party
| We too well know that the aristocracy as they
are proud to call themselves in this country, as
in all others, are in favor Of large moneyed IN
situations. They may be honest in their opini
ons, and no doubt many Of them are honest in
form of government. They have no confidence
in the virtue and intelligence of the People, be
cause they never meet them to minge with
! them-hence they mbbe the opinion that uni
versal suffrage is unsafe the mass are not fit &c
govern, is with them favorte maxim. Yes
there is Bank Biddle Bank party, in the
country, and this party il is that are determined
to thrust Henry Clay down the threats of the
People, nolens rolens for the next President
| We end then as we commenced, and again
assert that it is somewhat wonderful that the
ultra leaders of this Clay Bank party should be
so stutified as to believe that they can force the
free and independent voters Of this Union at thi:
time, of all others, to pledge themselves three
| years in advance for Henry Clay and regular
! Blddle Bank.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-11

MIR BRAHAM has the honor to announce that
lNl he will give Concert at the Washington As
semby rooms on Thursday, May 18th, assisted BY
Mr.. CHARLES BRAHAM, on which occasion they will
sing twelve of their most popular songs, among
which are, the Soldiers Dream; My Love and Cot
tage near Rochelle Black-eyed Susan Chloe flies
me like Fawn; the Odd Ode Of Horace; I've sworn
he shall not perish, from Massaniello llme' lime
two fayorte Duets, by particular desire Song
for America; God save the Queen; and other ia
vorite songs
Tickets one dollar each children half price.
To be had at Fischer's Statoners' Hall, Day or's
Bookstore, and at Morrson's Bookstore, also Gads-
by's bar and Farnham's Bookstore.
may ll--2t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-11
From the Dearborn { Indiana Registe,

Accounts from all parts of the country concur in
saying that the prospect of abundant crops is very
fair.
No blight of any kind has fallen on the farmer J,
the have been proptious, and the yield Will
be greater, in all probability, in this State than 1t has
ever been. The promise, both as TO quantity and
quality Of grain is good Hard, therefore, as may be
the times we shall have abundance, and, what IS
more, something wherewth to lessen orr indebted
ness
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-11
OHIO.

Every Corwin paper that comes to US from
Ohio is filed with low and scandalous abuse
Of the President They will not remember
Lofts wife--we mean the Richmond Wing
and let them take the consequences! After the
election perhaps they will get sober and repent
However, their present abuse is rather bene
fit than an injury TO the Administration.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-11

Posr OrrIcE, WAsHNeroN Cry,
April 25, 1912
THE GREAT WESTERN MAIL.
A DVERTISED on the 2lst instant 70 close at 3
n p NJ. will hereafter be closed at 9 p NJ
April 26-lwd WILLIAM JONES, z VI
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
State Debt and Resources.

Many statements have been made to the
public of late in relation TO our State
Debt. Whilst some have been attempting
to greatly exaggerate our public debt, 9th
ers have been attempting to show that
our resources were sufficient to meet all
our Liabilities and some have even con.
tended that there was no possibility ofas.
ccrtaining what our real debt Isl These
contradictory and false statements have
served to destroy public confidence in the
faith and integrity of Illinois.
In justice to the capitalists who hold
our bonds-in justice to The public who
feel deep interest in our future pros
perty, and for the welfare Of Illinois, the
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

ALlg Cajia.--A Log cabin suit has just been
decided in the New Yod. Superior Court. The
plaintiff during the late political campaign had
expended $3.50 on a log cabin, erected for the
purpose Of furnishing the Wings with a meeting
place. ltdid not prove profitable to the propgo-
tor, and he was about to pull it down, when one
Of the whg party promised to raise and pay him
$1,000 ii he kept i, open until utter the election.
Re dl 50, but after the election he founl the plo-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

aye. granting TO hc settlers on these lands the
right o. p,a-clar,.on. The bin will undoubtedly
pass and thus secure tie citizens Of Rockford aud
vicinity a tile 10 jh,jrAomls.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

real condition Of our state affairs should
be given to the world, and every one
should feel called upon to correct all mis-
representations that may come under his
notice, With a desire to do this, and 10
present the real condition of our affairs.
l have carefully examined all the reports
and public documents, and present the re-
suit Of that examination to the public, with
the belief that it will not vary far FROM
the truth.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

misc was "oll talk and no cider, he could not
get the money, and so brought an action. The
Court decided that it was a regular and legal CON
tract between the parties, and the jury gave YER
diet of $1,000.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
MfcrnGl Improvement Debt.

Bonds issued and sold up to the lst
o. December 1871 S5,ll5,444
Internal improvement scrip unrodccmed 100000
30 bonds to he delivered to State Bank, 10000
Amount o! Auditors bonds paid to the
ShawHoetoUn bank, on account of
Internal Improvement. and state
house DEBT, S69999
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

q The pro!ractcd meeting of the Baptist de-
nomination Of this place, rs intmatcL in our last
has thus far met with good success. Up
wards Of one hundred have been converted and
great numbers occupy the anxious seats every
day. Too much praise cannot be awarded to
Elders Harding and Powell, through whose in
strumcntality chiefly Gods work has so gIoriousy
been revived in this place Great praise is also
duoto number Of other ccrgymen Of different
denominations, who have rendered essential aid
to Mcss.s, Powell and Harding in their labors.
On Sabbath next, BaptismwiI be administered
to all those who may wish to connect themselves
with the Baptist Church, and others, desiring it.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
,?39,as5 80

Sj,oOl, 06s 90
What are her means for paying this in
terest, amounting to $353,464 0S!
The quantity Of land sold in Illinois
according to the statement of the COM
missioner Of the general land Office is
l4,S22,4 36 acres. The revenue law re-
quires that the minimum valuation shall
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

c. Boats are now almost daily arriving and de-
parting at pco.il.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

Tie Yupc Pria,e.-Ths Worcester Pallali-
um thinks that, in view olthe destitute condition
Of the English people, the newborn heir to the
British crown should be created Prince If Slay-
rat'yn.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
CCGoi Dcbt.

Making in the aggregate,
As there is no possibility Of the
interest being paid for tho
coming year, the Icbt III 1919,
viii be:
Interest upon Internal
Improvement d,l,, "o3,9S6
In.croslupon canal debt, -50,9@O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
GREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

" scriber, successor 10 L v bADGER, formerly d01s
business at $50 Watersreet, and the original Agent for
vending and selling Professor 0rr's Patent Alright Stove
in this City, would respectfully inform the public that he
has taken The store No. 81 Waer-street doors from
Beekman where may be found complete ortment OF
the above Stoves STYLE and at reduced prices Over
Five thousand OF ase Stoves were sold in The City OF
Boston last season. and found TO be the economical in
the consumption fuel Of any Stove heretofore introduced
They are recommended particularly by Physicians, for
sumption found great relief by the of this Stove,
he produced being Of more temperature than can
possibly be produced by any other Stove offered 10 the
public. Also Wilcoxs Alright Stove for wcoda heaut
fu article; together with Badgers Patent Alright cpal
Stove designed for Stores Offices, Halls and Parors,
very cheap and economical article printed direction &C
companies all the above Stoves. Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere ecoect the
number. D. D. WENDELL, No 81 Waicrst.
o23 I'm Cd door Beekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
STOVES.
sTOVES-We invite the at

tention OF The public and splendid assort
of Motifs Stoves The dIst premium has again been
awarded them the best heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Public Buildings, kc. The ats fair the American 1ds
They have for years stood unrivaed regards then
utility and economy, and the decision Of the Judges wen
as The increasing demand Tor the article confirmation
strong OF their superiority the present time any other
Stove before the public. Our patterns rich and varied
commanding admiration OF all observers Our style Tor
private houses an the hall well most
useful appendage. An entire house Of any can be thor,
oughy warmed by single Stove, without al ali
10 the parlor CRATES during the winter.
We havc also been able complete few OF 'SHEPARps
PATENT RgvERsERATERs for parors, with which the pub
lie can row be served without delay This Stove has also
taken the frs, premium of The American Institute the
best Stove for parors and Offices exhibited the Fair al
though the competition greater previous
Their construction extremely simple, and their
efficiency and economy undenabe. We have only 10 ask
the OF those purchasing Stoves them and are
confident that they will be pleased. SHEPARD < CO.
CO i'm Motifs StnYe Marehnnse 90 Water-:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
MECHANIC de.
BY REV. JOHN PHI sposr.

BY REV. JOHN PHI RPOHT-
/. SPIRIT OF Wisdom and P ower!
The works of Egypt's mighsiesr hour,
The pyramid and varlted tomb,
The peerless fame Of Dayid's Son,
The giant towers Of Babylon
Old works of grandeur and Of gloom
5 Thy cur.ain'd ark, the jeweled vest
That gleam'd of old on Aarou's breast
Works for their glorious beauty famed
All thesea by thine informing mind,
In s.reDs$S@sre rear'd, by skill designed,
And lead cur thoughts to thee ~han named
Lone columns on tn Ionian shore
And sculplured ruins scatter'd DER
Athenian and Corinthlan plains,
Of Heavens departed spirit speak,
That shed glory round the Greek,
And throw its last light on his chains.
The conoueror's arch, the temples DOME
OF Pagan and Of Christian Rome,
That kindling spirit taught to swell;
And many tall nonastic pile,
Still frowning DER our fathers isle,
OF thy past inspirations tell.
The arts that rid our navies ride,
5 nd thunder Ger the trackless tide,
. The arts of dove-winged Peace are thine.
Spirit Of Wisdom and of Power!
Be thou our undecaying power,
And our adoring hearts thy shrine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
Coughs and Colds.
n EMEMBER. No.54 North Sixth street,

40 one door below Arch.strce Philadelphia, The most
c-.in ara bes FAMILY MEDICINE, for Coughs Colds,
spiting Blood Throat and Lung Diseases rising seGsa
IS. hnr Dr WAVES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
cHERRY win be found the great remedy Persons who
have abused themselves by the use OF ardent Spirits VIII
Go o,S ,her Strength and resolution much improved by
ps si1~ a the spirits and taking drat occasionally oil the
above RESTORATIVE All preparations from TINS valuable ree
except the above may be Considered SPURIOUS or eouI
ter:t The re, article may had oil me following agents.
or al Ma. 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
LIST OF AGENTS.
Dr. w. II. Minor, Druggist, lS2 Broadway, Ne" aoeA'
Mrs NJ HAYES lSa Futon-ss7eet Brooklyn
BENJAMIN O!ds, Newark, n. }. -, ,>s
o,s Mason. Patterson. go -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
IMPORTANT INVENTION.--Fisk' s

combines all the advantages of cooking in every variety,
without the usual objections TO all other kinds o cooking
apparatus The top divided by patent plates into from
10 | boiling place. when used with one boiler which
measures 40 gallons useful for bathing purposes large
fitted 10 take on bill cadron, all of which add its
simplicity in every respect. The oven is perfect as a
brick oven and warranted in all 10 suit the pur
chaser or the money will be refunded TO those who have
seen them in use, explanation unnecessary and they
only require be examined 10 convince any OF their
perfect simplicity and Incompatible advantages. Several
dealers have sold their Stoves representing them to be The
Novelty Stoves and avoid further imposition they will
he sold future at the manufacturers establishment s
Wa,er.street only, where reference will be gwen
e.ht hundred persons no have them in in this city
All other kinds OF Stoves reduced prices FISkS Stove
ESTABLISHMENT, 900 Waer-st. n4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

HENP.-A specimen Of WATERFOWL n 1.-.t,
from the firm of Mr.. James Moss G,slke
Mo-, has been left at our ofhce. ms sPee..sA
il equal if M, surerior, TO any which nave 9eeh
-resar,sd ~ ma We are informed that Mr.. boss
has aaon, ION acres of hemp, about twenty IONS Oh
, a,s;sh b. has water-rotted The specimen lett
"a,sn Nc Id 70 be not so good as other portions
Of his crop l ,sf, O,
Sc we have come to the conclusion, that ii
an, farmers fail TO furnish such article as our
Government will buy, it will not be from any detect
II the article raised, but because of the absence
-of proper machinery to clean it, and the want OF
nroper care and attention in handling it. We
have seen bu, few specimens that, in our Judge
ncnt, (Which, by the way, is not worth much In
such a ma,ter) would pass inspection with the
with the Government, they will be surprised at the
strictness and closeness of the inspection. Ihe
article must be only rstrete, but it must have
been handled and put up with great care and neat
ness. We have thought proper to make these
suggestions, because we think many growers are
not fully arprsed Of what will be required to make
their hemp marketable with the Government; and
we are forced to this conclusion from comparl-
son of the hemp raised here with specimens OF
imported hemp, such as has heretofore been used
by the Government. There is no question, we be-
lieve, about the production of the article, OF
quality every way equal to the best imported; and
If there is any failure in the experiment now max
ing, we believe it will result from the curing and
handling of it. At least, it will be well for all
growers TO be on their guard in this respect
St. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
YYULL'S TRUSSES.--Notice to Rup-

YNlII.'S TRUSSES.--Notice to Rup-
l. Il ured Persons.PerSons afflicted with rnptures may
rev upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords on
application al the Office, No VrSeystreeI, 10 either OF
M agents in The principal towns in Tie United states BE
thev are endorsed by Dr. Hull III writing. None genu
inc or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations OF
Iuls celebrated risseS and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
are made by unskiliui mechanics, and better Than
The ordinary Tuss-S-
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey street c1cu-
sveiy for ladies' having separate entraace from the bust
department where female is in attendance
wall upon female patients NJ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

ALApANA SlLK-The culture of silk is rapidly
extending in the South, and hardly day passes
that We do not see some record of laadable enter
Prise We read in the last Nashville Agricultur-
st, that Margaret and Licintha Wolf, OF Nor,
gan county, Ala, appeared few evenings since
clad in silk dress each, the manufacture Of their
own hands, made from the native mulberry; and
hat Mrs Herring, and her mother, Mrs Virgins,
have made eight yards of handkerchief silk, and
Mrs. Herring has knit her pair Of silk stockings,
md that there is considerable quantity of sew
ing silk made in that section of the country" Per.
haps Southern women, after all, will be the main
agents to get the South out of debt. If they do,
their husbands will feel as fine as silk"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
CURED.-SCARPA'S

~ ACOUSTIC OIL-For the cure OF Deafness, pam PAM
and the discharge OF matter from The Ears aso a, lao
aCrteab!e like the buzzing OF insects, fals OF
water whizzing Of steam, SC. &c which are symptoms o.
approaching deafness and also generally attendant WIN
the disease. Many persons who have been deaf TOT ts NJ
teen and twenty years and obliged 10 use earrpmp
cts have, after using bottles thrown aside their
trumpets being made perfectly we'll Physicians and sur
geons highly recommend its For sale by Dr. JAYNE
No % South Third street, Philadelphia
Sold I: wholesale and retail by the agents. A. B. d.
SANDS Co.. Druggists and Chemists 79 Frton-st corner oil
Coolest and No 100 Fnlioa-st. Also sold by DAVID SANDS
Co. II East Broadway corner MarketStrprt; ABRAHAM
B. SANDS Co.. Granite Buildings, 273 Broadway, correr
of Chnmhar-st. New York. Price s.. OH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

RonsERY.-The store of MIR. G. y, Franklin,
in Annapolis City, was entered on Tuesday night
last, aud robbed of soods--con.isting of cloths,
cassimeres, shswls, Sc.--ro the amount of about
$2,eD0 The offenders had not been taken at the
last intelligence, reward of $500 is offered for
the recovery Of the goods and the srresi of those
&ho,s stole them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
ID FAD THIS.-Having been afflicted

g. for the last 10 or ia years with complication OF dis
eases which confined my house ami bed great por
lion of the time MY stomach extremely weak and sore yo'
lent pains in my side, strength exhausted and IN iact
rpGucet 10 such degree that life seemed 10 I've nearly e1-
tnc, yn, invited by Dr. Starkweather and by ms advice
cournenced the use OF his mecnesbut was 10 weak ana
eba,e,l that could take but hail the usual dose OF te
Hevslic Elixir had Iaken much medicine previously
That had no ,l confidence IN any thing thai bore me
name oil medicine. However, cosiinued the use OF ue
uepa,ic Elixir. bali doses for week when 9eg-h
10 e lis beneficial effects then directed 10 increase
lie dose which found could easily bearand TO the inter
aon>hmen OF myself and friends was soon able 10 iese
nv bed and in weeks able 10 ride 80 miles in one
day which could not done before al any time IN ten
years past do my wetk about housean ieei per-
(tcty well feel truly grateful 10 the Doctor for ms pre-
sctptons and sincerely believe the OF his Elixir has re-
srTe me 10 health and do no less than to earnestly en-
treat all who suffering with bilious diseases to go anu
do likewise and they MAY resi- assured that they WIZ Ge
rive as much beneht from as have dene. believe Or
Starkweaher Hepac Elxer 10 be truly valuable medi'
cine. LUGREIta " IELaND. S'dItoh, Was
For sale by CfIAS. DYER, Jr. - Westminster St r. l.
Sold, wholesale and retail by the agents, A. b. SANDS
n Co No. 27S Broadway Granite Budingl corner
OF :Chambers-sueei Sold also by a. B: D. SANDS
Druggists 70 Fulton street, OF Gold ST. and no
loo Fulton ST.. and by David Sands Co. No n East
Broadway Garner oil Markel-street-
Price 81 per bottle. oIS I'M