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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-14
NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC.
UST received the following pieces of new Music
y at the old established store two doors east of 18th
street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
When evening steals over me-by Richard.
. do you remember--sung by Mr.. Braham-muslc
by Wade.
bold brave crew and an ocean blue-by t. Bricher.
The blind boy-Poetry by Miss II. F. Gould-muslc
by w. r. Dempster.
love the spring-by H. Parkhurst.
My sister dear, remember me-Poetry by the hon.
Edward Everett-music by l.. B. Barnes.
Our fathers old halls--by T. Bricher.
Song of the captive Greek girl-by J. w. Hobbs
My mothers waltz--by W. c. Peters.
Gavot de Vestrs.
Juspruck waltz-by H. Herr
Gustavus Quadrille-by J. T. Craven.
Five brilliant German Waltzes-by II. Herr.
Staberl's celebrated waltz-by Foreith.
Primrose waltz-by Beethoven.
Bath waltz-by R. Barneky.
Webster waltz.
Brilliant variation on the favorite theme,
F" Oh !! don't mingle'-by Henry Herr.
Overture and introduction to the opera Robert lie
Dable-by G. Meyerbeer.
Cramer's celebrated studies for the Piano Forte
Consisting Of forty-two exercises-ntended to ia
citate the progress of those who study that instru
ment.
July TT.
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From The Penn Yam Democrat.
CONGRESS-THE WING POLICY.

The "Iittle tariff" twelve line BILL it is called
has been vetoed by the President as int nded
should be by the Wing Congress before was per-
m'ted to reach him. The provisions of that bill our
readers undoubtedly well understand Congress
therefore is thrown upon the Tariff Revenue bill,
which, ihough il has been acted upon, has not yet
passed either house. This bill coniemplates rev.
sion OF the prior revenue laws, and such revision
as the Comprom Sc act seemed TO contemplate, IN
order to preserve a revenue to the Government. Al
though this is such bill as the whole country, both
North and South would be satisfied with, yet for the
purpose of keeping the question open and unsettled,
in hopes to obtain votes for the next congressional
and Presidential election the w higs have determined
TO annex to this I'LL clause repeating the provisions
1.-THE Distribution act which declares that when the
duties exceed 20 per cent then the proceeds of the
public lands shall revert to the treasury This prin
cple,-the distribution of the proceeds Of the public
lands after the duties should exceed 20 per cent
the Wings very well know President Tyler to be con-
scientousy opposed to, and consequently will most
certainly Veto the whole bill, and that solely the
ground of hostility TO that clause. If the Wing party
were not governed by the most paltry and factous
views they would most certainly not connect tho
principles together in BILL which present entire
y distinct issues and which man, governed by
conscientious motives without entire concurrence
in the bill, could accede to. Why not present the
issues ialry and distinctly in separate oils DO
the Wings suppose the intelligent voters not able 10
discriminate between the motives of men governed
Dy an honest opposition TO measure, ana inc mo
tlyes OF men determined to def at measure that all
are willing to accede to- unless they may be able to
carry out another, cut and dried for the aggrandlze-
ment of their own friends and party No consldera
BILE portion of Congress objects to the revenue bill
| now before it. The Executive is willing to give II
| his sanction. Why then should clause be hitched
on to it which will not only compel many in Congress
t, vote against the bill, who would otherwise vote
for it, and almost defeat in that branch of the gov
eminent, and which will also compel the President
to veto il There is but reason, and that the
people will show that they fully understand by their
votes, and that is summed Up in few words by one
oftheir able champions, in this short sentence-"Wt
,ciH head John Tyler die ~
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From The Philadelphia Sentinel.

The fierce and dastardly assaults made on Gene
raj Jackson, during his first campaign for the Pres-
dency, made him an object of universal sympathy
throughout the Republic, and probably tended more
than any thing else to place him triumphantly in the
White House. The same may be said of Governor
Porter, who shamefully abused by his political
opponents, Immediately after he was placed in nom
ination for the Chief Magistracy of Pennsylvania !;
nor do we think that Mr.. Van Buren, would have
reached the Presidency when he did had he not
been rejected by factious Senate. To the conspi-
rators against the President say, the lefore, 90
ahead In sowing the wind you only reap the whir-
Wind.
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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION.

ON 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 14th street between E
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 immedi-
ate neighborhood, and every way pleasant pri-
vate residence.
Terms-One-third purchase-money cash; on the
balance a 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 to
ROBT w. DYER,
July 13-eo&dts .Auctioneer
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From the ". Y. Sun
GO 1T ROTTS

John M. Coffee House Bolts on Wednesday init
mated determination to move impeachment of the
President That's right, John, you begin now to
talk like man. You have long been under obIiga-
lion to do something for the President in order to wipe
from your reputation the stain of that letter. In no
way can you, with your limited abilities confer so
great favor on him as to his impeachment
In no way can you so effectuaIIy embaIm him in the
hearts OF the people. Again say, ego it Botts!"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-14
THE VETO.

We publish Captain Tyer's Veto of " the twelve
line Tariff BILL" which suspended the operation of
the Compromise and Distribution acts till August l.
1t contains forcbe and clear arguments in favor of
his course, which the blind fury of the Wings in
Congress, on the return of the BILL proves their total
inability to answer overthrow. John Tyler is ac
curing character for firmness and honesty which
both parties have hitherto seemed unwilling to
cede to him.-Pinsb,ug pa Mercury.
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We hope every body has read the two specimens
of doube-dised bllingsgate sent to the Clay meet
ing in New York by those distinguished characters,
Bolts and Stanley and published "spicy extracts
in last Mondays Register Language one quarter
part as viuperative, if found in democratic paper,
would be secuted at by the federal prints Glow
blackguardsm" The immoderate abuse and SLAM
der compressed into the letters of these two coared
scavengers of MIR. Clay, we presume are accounted
sound whiggism.-Salem Argus.
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STAMMERING CURED,

And instruction giren IN Eiocution!
nR. COMSTOCK'S VOCAL GYMNASIUM
IL (Philadelpha) is open from the LIST of Septem-
bel till the last of June-JuIy and August being
cation months.
All who desire instruction, either for the cure of
stammering, spng, defective articulation, or for
improvement in elocuton, apply to
ANDREW COMSTOCK, M. d.
No 100 MubeI ny street, Philadelphia
SIPJust published A SYSTEM OF ELOCU-
TON, with special reference to gesture, the treat
ment of stammerng, and defective articulaton-com.
prising numerous diagrams and engraved figures, H.
Illustrative of the subject by Andrew Comstock, Nj.
d., Philadelphia published by the author. For sale
in Washington at the bookstore of F. Taylor, near
Gadsby's Hotel.
July 7-3r
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TINE GOLD CHOP CHEWING TOBACCO.
Il Tobacco chewers respectfully invited to call
and try the above article be fore purchasing elsewhere
as it certainly the best article offered for sale
in this city. For sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S Drug store,
doors east Gadsby's, Penn.
Also, lust received oIerabe assortment of Segars
consisting of Regaias, Principles, Imperial, and the
celebrated Long Mines.
~ B. Persons afflicted with various diseases, too
numerous to be mentioned in public print, can find
speedy relief and permanent cure by calling as above,
where they will find the true Specific. One dose in
lime will save nine. june Ia
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From the Phil. american Sentinel

The leading Democratic papers throughout the
country speak in the strongest terms of appreciation
of the course of President Tyler. The next cleo
ton for members of Congress will prove most deci
dedly whether the President the majority in Con-
gress most truly represented the wishes and sent-
ments of the people. If the members of Congress
have any doubts on the subject let them resign their
seats and try the question.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From the Baltim ore

We may be told that Mr. Bolts has avowed his in
tention 10 prefer articles of impeachment against Nj
Tyler. We know that he has made such decara
tiop but this proves nothing but that Mr.. Bolts per
mted his passion to momentarily control his judg-
ment. Under existing circumstances the best moves
that could be made 10 advance the interests of Mr.
Tyler would be impeachment.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-14

I AR. ID. JAYNES'S SANATIVE PILLS.-These
~ pills excellent, mild, and safe purge at all
times and exceedingly useful in dyspepsia and other
distractions of the liver Persons taking them can
eat and drink as usual without fear of injury and
what is of infinite advantage, making the Of mer-
curial preparations so frequently used in derange-
ments of the stomach and liver unnecessary For
sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S
Drug store, tco doors east Of Gadsbys, Penn .apenus
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REMOVAL OF THE LAND OFFICE FROM
BURLINGTON TO FAIRFIELD, lOW
TERRITORY.
I N consequence of representations In regaio W 'i1
i erpediency and proprety of removing the Ian"
Office now located al Burlington, in the Iowa Terri
tory to the town of Fairfield, the seat OF Jefferson
county in said Territory, and pursuant to auiho ry
of law the President has directed the desired reho'a
To be made without unnecessary delay
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, July l. 1912.
iuIy l2-w6W
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I5-Mr Tyler has vetoed the Tariff bill. We
honor him for il--Louisri.ie Daily Sun.
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c. H. VAN PATTEN, M. d.,

Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Browns
Hotel. nov. %, isIy
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I5MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS So
l prize Of $4,000 l prize of $3.50
l prize of 5000 prizes Of 500
l prize of 1910 10 prizes of 300
l prize of 1000 20 prizes of 125
80 number lottery-20 drawn ballots.
Wholes IS 00-halves ~ 50-quarters 81 25.
Certificate of package of whole $50 90
Do. do halves IS 90
do. do quarters II SO
Our correspondents and friends can find in the
above schemes sufficient attraction to please every
fancy. The wonderful success we have met with in
the distribution of big prizes is altogether unrvalled
One whole of 10,00O-one of S25 000-one Of $4 900
"a half of $l1,000-besides most brilliant selec-
ton of other prizes which would form too long list
to recapitulate will clearly demonstrate the true road
to fortune.
Our correspondents may rely upon the most strict
and confidential attention to their orders-with the
utmost promptitude in answering the same, and upon
having the official drawings forwarded soon as re-
ceived by us.
IFThey will please direct above.
All holders Of tickets, which have drawn prizes,
and all persons having certificates of packages which
have exceeded the guarantee will please forward the
same and receive the cash or tickets in any lotteries
under our management
June 22.-td.
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JAMES PHALEN e. CO.
MANAGERs-wAsHIN CITY, D. c.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS 10.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thurs
day, July 14th.
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PRINTING.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Circulars, quaro post one page, one on sheet, per
100 sheets and per ream.
Do. do. do. two pages on sheet, do. do.
Do. do. do. four pages do. do. do.
Do. foolscap, one page do. do. do.
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rs number lottery - drawn ballots.
Wholes S8-halves S4-quarters 49,
Certificate of package of wholes 500 shares in
the same proportion.
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Blank orders and receipts, quarto post one page, two
on sheet do do
Do Acknowledgements do do do do
Do drafts on posmasters do do do do
Do reports of settlements, do do one Iage do 10
RULING AND PRINTING
Faint lining, all sizes wiring paper, both Sides price
per feam, of each size.
Red lining, do do do do
W. FORWARD,
Secretary of the Treas ury.
II To be published until the fifteenth of July, in
the Inelligencer and the Globe.
june 30-dtl5 july
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLASS NO. 81.
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To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thurs
dav, July 2Sth
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLASS NO. 20.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thurs
day, July 21st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

In tho unied Siles Coar the Easra District OF Va.
rnia l6th July. lSts
hANlEl III rlRGE. OF the eouuty of Sussex. having
~ Glei petition praying that he may be declared >
bankrupt u Is ordered thai all persons claiming 10 be
CREDITORS OF the sAid Daniel A. BuIgc show the
Court the lhh day OF September next why the said
Daniel a. Burge be declared bankrupt. pursuant %
the ofConsrcss In that behalf aud that copy 81 this
order be published la the newspapers according 10 the 2
and gath rules oi Court.
A copy-Tcsc,
10 wsw HENRY GIBSON, Ck.
In the uaed Court the Eastern DslIie, " Var
gina. luis igAh. lst2:
l., W. HoMlkrr. Of the city OF Richmond, having
tcda peon praying that he may De declared AUX
ru u = ordered that al claiming % ee crcivrs
Of the said T. W. Hewlett, show e. thc, oott On the
lSh day al september why tho sail o~lcu he
net dccarcda bank pursuant 20 the ai ~ nerss n
thai teha ant that copy ct this order uc pnhLshed m
the newspapers according TO the III ant sl'h rules o
court.
A Cnpy rcEte,
ia n ~sw JOSEPH BATTLBY, nc.
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ANA l. rapsco,,, David rspseo,, and al.
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The author las corivc n give 10 his c.ciptinns OF
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the Times. 'l''' ~
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&c, In " i2tuo >''
VI Fathers AMI sons only say that ts revision
was about TIC last lrtary work he aincntcd nuhnr
possesses all those features OF keen pcrecptu
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Mr Theodore Hooks works are the most lively and AZ
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among lsic writer's "-Ahas
popular treatise on Agricultural Chcmisry for Tho
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popular treatise Ncgotsbo Physiology pubiiShc
under The auspices of the Socic y. Tor The Trouo n of
popular instruction, with numerous cuta
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NEW PUBI.iCITIONs
NtctIVr1 Hf tne BO0kgt0fc 0f
SMITH, DRINK A. stnIt,

EH a. MOIkHTa.
IHE Lie ~ NlDur fhk, 10 -. hrst President ~ no
wesleyan University, by Joseph Hlltick
. Hcfpona and Sketches Of sermons, by the Rev John
Snuineihcld w. late preacher IN connection wiihfho
Rev Thos. Bond. " u ''" " ''''
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year 49, $50 anil lac, BY order Of the C,vcrpur ~
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vol -'i - '''ei'ae
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The Kingdom u Christ doineaied In W., Ess,ysonoor
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ingiiiu and tic constitution. towers ana Nirif,, -
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MhaluYt - ID, Afcnpiahuu of Dublin
Auiantsipn, scconu cffun with u0tce sud correcfi~rs
Ballads, sc
Biblical Researches IN Palestine Mount Sinai and A,,b
Pefrra Journal of Travels IN dc year iql3, hy T. IA,
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Jw tic Dc0oi.
LOGAN WALLER,
ANM n TIfnN-nE
They most respectfully offer the following
d 4 a. =.

Rfchnl1Hd,-hcssrs Kent, KonGsll q Aya'er and Cant
BEN. Sheppard ChnTioursyNe,-Al.tn 49, Mcgrudrr.
b,d. Sc.fispMe,-Messrs sisIA., Tyler Co. Louisa,
Messre ttuHrlcs kcrf, and J. VI Hiaiy I-u dUsEr.
-hcssrF ! r Jeter q TO FYurauHn. -ra..rq -,i,ct'
herds 90. Lyncbbug.--John ". speed an William
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Alexandor Walker, Esgs. OroHre-Messrs snccd A
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lapt h1hctt SuitDn, Daniel Do.srncft anI william IS
icnn'nt k.qf. King WMam,-Gen. Plnsp AyIctf. aud
oeg IimHcs ~ Bfaxi1n WiM0ms5Wr,-D Robcu
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PNEsDYTEKIAN PUBLICATIONS,


SITTH, DRINRER a NORRIS
a BON ~ one hundred different works from the Pres.
works are 50 &c leraiy known that considered
oessary 10 cnume but 4 in brief adgcrtscnepf;
others Will be received from the DJan OF Publication as
they may appear from tic press
The CONSTITUTIONAL history OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church
10 the : OF America, by Chas lIosc ~ Professor in
The Ineoiosieal SEMINARY at rnuceion. y svo.
The primitive Aui apostolic order Of the Church OF
Christ vindcIted 10y SAINT Miller, DID
friendly visit 10 the House Of Mourning, by Rev Rich
aTd Cecil
Presbyteiianisn ruy primitive and aposioical con-
suiuiicu OF the Church " thusf, infant hapfrm
scrptufal aud reasonable and baniis sprnkins or
snasion he most suitable and ediying Iaodc 10y
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Church IN the g.
= % Ateiie eonainns re confession 81 illfl tho
WIZ ihe plan OF government and discipline
pscout~es upon the existence and attrisucs Of Col
10y stephen Ch-Tnock, d. 6tst American edition, IA "
Letters 10 anxious inquirer designed 10 relieve le
mUcufics OF friend unrr serious tmprsSsious y Il
uh,rron Henry u, with biographical sketch amt por.
The fulfilling o. tie Scriptures for confirming beey.r
snn e"nyncns nnheevofs ~ thc Ecv Robert Fleming,
abrid=ct from mo t'liri c,lUinn
The Chm 7ian Education tho chilrcn An, voufl in
ne hytcHan Church by ilc Il, samuel Miller u u
The mystery Of CIIlncss wherein tic eit, OF Ih,t
o. proved upon no ot'e. sf..cc than the W. RI # Col
aud with Oihcr view Than lor the salvation of men hy
Rev Thomas Bradut4y
Lime street. Lectures. defence 81 omc n tho imnor
anl doctrines OF ne Gospel 10 70 sermons, by several
| emineai niyincs, ovo
sercso f Tracts the doctrines order AMI notify of
VIC frcsoyie5An Church in te United states America,
embracing several On practical subjects "
DEF u ID ~ ''
The Mute Christian under the snartinr ROD win sovc
seH employment ~ secret, containing Inquiry
Tie state Of ihc soul thoughts upon painful Affections
MORALS fdr practice, hy Rev Ionn Ccrbct
Also, several hundred Tracts, published by the Board
ma 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

TIE subscrhcrs have foI sale three Sads OF Magnetic
Il EhcT-No. Tor consumption, which cSce's al. aud
every sini Of corsumrtv" mo icinc that ias been
discovered Try o, ard you viii find no huuhug Il Is
sure cure In the three first f-l-es
Magnetic Ethcr No > fir Nervous diseased which the
@cuis ~il hni ~ help theiu - hours anIa cur,
carsE.
Magnetic Fiber No for Liver and scroflous diseases
book or treaties Of various diseases accompany each
',A'sc Hcrh'a Val satisfy any purchaser t,at th'
possess prophecies InGc dent aud superior any other
COMPOUND liy rcm. We are not afraid 10 hav" tho u
about lie Magnetic Y ,mrIss
Medic, Societies are invited o tcs' and condemn then
pu"icy u ticy aic uDt What they nicI o.
oc. II EUSTACE & son.
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GENERAL AGENCY
CoNINIIssIoN UoIrsE

flIE Gut scubers have associated themselves togce
u under the firm oi Waller & Thomson. for tie pur.
pore 0fuansactiug General Commission IusineFs.
Having been long engaged In Merchandise, and under.
standing Tire general routine o business we'll they can with
confidence oet their seuicesto their friends anl the put.
iic AZ large. They mcauO besfOW their personal au uI.
divided attention Ia the sale u every article rusied
their care, and most respectfully fpc share u publ
Patronage, especially tn the sale Of wheat and or.
CO; assuring their friends that nothing will be len unonc
which human energy skin aui Integrity accomplish.
IN obtaining the highest prices Or their produce and max
ing punctual returns or the samc
IL Office brst corner below Tic De0oi.
LOGAN WALLER,