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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
T6 Me Editors of the DYhig,

A lew days ago, took the liberty of giving farther
views IN relation to the cultivation of Cotton in Inj,,
SINCE have seen an article in the Philadelphia ENQUIRER
on The SUBJECT which, being, in my opinion, pertinent
enclose TO yon lest 1t may have escaped your obserys
non A soUTHERNER,
liz New Yong
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Land Office TO the s0.h Sept.

@h1 Natt@ w tAtt 10tn eIHt-
1910
To amount Of salaries and Incl.
dental expenses Of tho land OF,
fees paid out of tho proceeds
of the public lands while In the
hands Of the receivers - S0th
September. 1870 :
To amount Of salaries Of registers
and receivers paid by warrants
on the Treasurer of the United
states =
To amount Of salaries of the sur
vcyors general and their clerks
To amount paid for surveying tho
lands which have been sold
To amount of 2, 3, and S per ct.
funds from the periods when
they first accrued
To amount of compensation
made to the Indians for the
public lands &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

Mr.. Johnson conceves that the extracts md ,.eo,.
10 his Address, made in the papers, have not convened ~
the public true impression Of his scheme and desires tho
publication OF his Address entire. We comply with bis re-
qneswth the single remark that any disposition Of ,ho
public domain would be preferable io thar no,v ,a -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02


W Some of MIR. Calhouns begin to show fight
In several papers devoted his interest," observe strong
articles, all breathing the scntiment-and truth to
say they look very much like they nil written by the
same man. They 20 their death against the Tariff and
harp upon that continually. And in this come xion ospe
col pans taken, with great emphasis that all
the other Democratic aspirans-vnn Buren, Johnson Bu
chanan, Cas- &c Profecfionists except Mr. Calhoun
This is the burden Of articles original md sc
eced which have recently been published in the Charles
ton Mercury In tho last No. OF thu, paper is an article
from which copy:
awe behold Mr. Buchanan Mr. wriyb, NJ, I,o.x.u
Col. r. vi. johnson, and Mr. John Van Buren, openly in
the ranks o the procctonists. Col Benton ayo,ys him
self IN favor OF the principle of protection, but, his honor
DC II said, Inc voted against the tariff bill because CON
tanned too much protection He opposed the bill no, be
cause II Recognized the principle OF protection hut for the
reason, IN his opinion, that it protected much and un
Justly lie Is opposed To protection beyond the revenue
wants OF the Government. His views less obnoxious
man those OF others, but they dangerous nasmuc as
hey admit that Government may levy tariff for proec.
hon which Is practical surrender of the principle
Here then, we certain distinguished individuals who
e oSe prominent IN The party departing from of its
old and cherished land marks We prefer men who adhere
to the platform instead OF those who cling to an ancien,
error OF British origin which is fast being xpoded even
in the land of its nativity.
Mr. Calhoun is woddad to- and identified with the ,rc
tariff policy; tariff for revenue ONLY confn, IN h Lon,
and legitimate wants of the Government Such is tho
only tari which IL either CONSTITUTIONAL just enlghten
IN hounu 10 inc core on all other He
can be implicitly conided in, administer the Government
ON the sound principles upon which he would be elevated
TO Office His transcenden intellect would shed brph,
halo upon the staton and he would call around him the
genius and learning of the country. We should once more
have an administration with the principles and intellectual
pride and splendor of the days of Jefferson.
There is another reason why Mr.. Calhoun would be
available The best interests Of the country would feel an
enthusiastic ardo in his support. lie would command their
esteem and elicit their most strenuous exertons.
cannot be denied that there many objections to nun
ms MIR Van
All the Wing clap traps will be furnished up anew and
pinned 10 him. those could be made 10 fiji Mr. Calhoun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
TIE LEGLSL 1TLrRE

The General Assembly of Virginia will convene ne,,
Monday We hear of the arrival Of few Member,
mere VIII doubtless be quorum, Mondays very
large proportion of bod, Houses are new member,
rarely lose day the beginning of the Session
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
WILLIAM MILLER.

Perhaps America has known man Of my pr,fos
son OF calling, that has been the subject greater animal
version and diculc, than the gentleman whose name nm
pears at the head Of this article Men of all classes GRADES
and conditions have aided pouring out the vas of ther
uncmpered fury both upon him. and the doctrine he nr
claims " P0
IL Is pretty generally known that for the last rwrt vr
YEARS. he has been writing and ecturing on the srcoyn
COMING OF CHRIST. lie has made il a subject of close in
Vesugation Tor the last TWENTY He has devoted
vast amount OF labor, time and expense i'm examining
carefully all the prophecies together with every portion of
scripture referring in any respect that event. He has
availed himself of every Of evidence within his
reach for, and against the and time of his second
appearance this earth, and given each and all of tbc,r
their proper application and force He has critically ex
amned the Book of DANIEL and the APOCALYPSE which
appear to contain the principal and cearest illusions 10 the
period when those prophecies shall be completed and full
hlled He has consulted authentic historians saered and
potdne-the most reputable commentators ON the ov
Scrpres-standard critics and writers of every nee and
distinction, with view 10 arrive just conclusions The
result OF all hrs labor and toll in this matter is as most Of
you are aware, that the affairs Of this world will he wound
up by the Second Advent of Saviour i'm 1913 which
is very CLOSE at HAND!
As soon M lac became convinced by his examination or
the SUBJECT and all the evidences furnished that such will
he the case Of the time specifedlke faithful wntchman
upon the walls Of Zion-he felt be his inpcrous dutv
to proclaim the speedy coming Of Christ to gnher his
elect from the four winds Of heayonto raise the righteous
dead-change the righteous ving-to destroy the wicked
from of the face of the earth, set up that kingdop
which II IS said, the "anis Of the Most qh shall possess
forever, even for and ever"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

II there be bitterness in dsfean thus relieving US Of
painful responsibility. there is compromising sweet
fnr 10 through the rcvcrscs which have como upon us
that We have hope 10 rise again. While held
bic loo the conduct Of affairs, without the power do any
thing, IN consequence Of the eacery of Tyler-continucd
defeat wns inevitable. Now that are proclaimed pow
ercss ~ "nfhorty-hc country will look others for those
public measures which will heal the national disordcrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

A Democratic journal in Maine seems inclined ,o cen
sure the President for hestatn to act in certain
named by the paper Surely friend has observed the
assaults OF the Globe, and will pardon the President if he
pasos unni 1t Is aseer'nined whether the Globes friends
IN Congress intend Cooperate with il in s
attack on the Administration We believe the Globe il
striving TO reoent action in the cases referred to- and in
other cases of still greater Importance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
" The MiInirht ca, "

This IS the title OF daily paper published in New York
TO cSpound and uphold the doctrines of the aIiU,r;,es
which teach that the world shall come To an end in April
ls43 If the position be weounded the subject is one of
momentous consequence; and have had the curiosity
To investigate II somewhat. IL, however, passes our com
prehension. Nevertheless subjoin some extracts which
will possess the reader of the points, on which the Miller
lies rely Tor contamination of all things the time pre-
dicied.
Let MS hear Daniel xii. Ia on this point l. He pre-
diets the reign of Michael the great prince of sr,r
great time OF ouble the deverance all Gods people
the resurrection of many OF them that sleep the dust OF
Inc earh the gorcdtion OF the ,cse, and they turn
many 10 righteousness, forever and ever.
.. He heard Verse 6 the question asked GLOW long
shall !, he to the end of all these wondorsl'
g. lie heard the answer given verse ~ under the most
solemn oath alt shall be for n tine times and half and
when he shall have accomplished Ia scatter the mower of
the holy people, all these things shall be finished
The time IS here most distinctly given by the Divine
messenger GLOW, then il is asked did Christ say Ot
that day and that hour knowet no man. no. NOT the angels
IN heaven but my Father onlyP" ! reply ON the same
ground that he said To David his saying 81 heard but
understood not SEQ thy way. Daniel the words are cos
ed mp and sealed To the time OF the end"
Can IRE understand Tie timer
nt the time OF the end should come, Daniel could no,
understand nor could any else do but at the time of
the end" the word was 1.-THE WISE SHALL UNDER
STAND" ALMIGHTY GOD has promised and he will
performs and before Christ these things must and ,U
be understood or Gods promise fail But when Christ WAS
on earth the time OF the end had come. 1t has now
come and the word is unseaed Many are now running IN
ana no anu knowledge Is increased this subject Mea
sng rods were then put into Daniels hand by which the
time was 10 he understood 'the of the endn They
are these: Dam xiii III, H. And from the time the doiIy
agansn in Rome, which prosecuted the church) shall he
taken away and the abomination which makeh dosoate
popcry which atterYnd prosecuted the church, he set I'm
thousand two hundred and ninety days ~
Inc pTsf papa war ever wagcd against the saints was
according To Glbbon, 5S OF Lord. From that 1904
DAYS or years would bring 1898, when according IN
d. A Clark, 1.-THE French Republican army under Gen
behie entered Rome and entirely superseded the whole
papal power" ~
Blessed is he that waitheth and comctb n ,b Iaaz
days. or years from the point viz: the first pnnol
war oOo added 10 1885 years, brings us to A. d. isi3
thou thy way TILL the end be thou shalt rest and stand
IN my lot at the end Of the days" Then in 1913 the IN
or last resurrection trump will come and the wicked be
destroyed. "
OF the founder of this Sect we find the following
notice:
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SI20,I45.6j
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
Dr. D~ncan>s ExpectOrant RENE.
DIV stands AIOOG

ESROM the Quack Syrups and Paragorc Com.
pounds which have of late become buden
to the public health, and suspension to the purse.
Why is it that these medicines are taken repeated.
iy hy the sick without removing the complaint in
question: The reason is plain and simple, sn -
Because they are composed chiefly of opium and
its spiritual preparations which acts on the systeT,
as powerful stimulating anodyne, and by usint,
repeatedly, the system becomes habiluaied 70 IN
narcotic influence, as of those who are given to
inenpcrance
This fact has become apparent to thousands wh3
have experienced the fatal effects Of such mcylcnet
and commenced using DR.. DuScAN's EtfEcr ro.
RANT REnEnr, which is entirely free from opium
and all other poisonous Ingredients, and is used
with perfect safay ly all under any circumstances.
1t Immediately relieves The distressing cough
strengthens and nvigorates the nervous systerhl
causing the settled contagious matter TO leave its
hold from the lungs and be discharged by the pow
er Of Expecioration. Unless this is done, the lungs
will soon become contaminated from noxious mat.
ter, and ulcerate, and fall prey to the fatal worm
Consumption. Price 81 per bottle.
For safe at No. ~ North Eighth street, Phila-
Jelphia, Also at the store of
HENRY lONTHR1MER,
IAN. 22d, lSiS. dgers.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
E3!3{P5!s|

A n unparellcled remedy for common Colds,
IA Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopng Cough,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Breast and Lungs,
leading to consumption; composed of tire coucen-
lratcd virtues of Hothound, BOnsct, Blood Root,
biverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J. NJ. WIssLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and universally admitted pec,ofal
virtues of the Herbs from which the BdiSdm of
HorehORnd is made are too generally known to re-
quire recommendation it is therefore only necrssa-
ry TO observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medicinal properties highly concentrated,
ard so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, as TO render il the most speedy
mild and certain remedy, now in use, for the COM
plain,s above mentioned.
The Balsam removes all m1a mmation and sore
ness of the Lungs, loosens tough vlsd phlcgm, ems
abling the patient TO exlrc,oraie with ad free
dom, assusges cough, relieves athmatic and diff
cult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the
pores and composes the disturbed nerves, and gives
strength to the tender lungs, and thus produces o
sleedy and lasting cure.
lNGRATITUDE Ia THE HAsEsT CRiMEiN MAN.
We are not among that class Of Editors who for q
few dollars will, (at the expense of truth and no.
nesiy) "crack up an article and bring IT into rapid
sale neither willing to remain silent, after
having tested the utility of an int rovemcnt OF die
Covefy IN science or aIt,-bur readers VIII Tecohc
we told them we were unw, Il with sore throat ant
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we pur
chased two bottles of WINSIOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND, and so sudden the cure
that we forgot we had cold. Those VIII,
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation
-LesgiSt0u Telegraph. For sale 10y
HENRY YOXTHE1MER, Sunbwy,
JACOB BRIGHT Northumberland
Also, by Druggists generally throughout th
country. QT Price, so cents per bottle.
August l4th, lS4l.--ly.
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LIST OF BOOKS.


III. G. &N4A G3G3S3S-a1E /.
A NTIlON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemprier's
"a DO; Ainsworth's do; Cobb's do; English and
German do Anthons Cesar; Anlhon's Grammer,
Anthems Cicero; MARS Latin Reader; Ogilty IS do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Donncgan's Lexicon;
Fisks Creek Exercises; Daves's LCgendel; Graeca
Majora; Adams's Roman Antiquities; Pinnock's
Goldsinith's England; do Greece; Iyelrs Elements
of Geology; Mrs. Lincoin's Botany; Elements Of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porter's Rhetorical Rca-
ders; Emcrson's Geography and History; Oluey's
do; Parlcys do; Smiths Grammer; Kirkham's do;
Kay's Readers Cohl's do; Cohh's Arithmelick;
Pixies do; Emcrson's do; Cotb's Spelling Books;
Towns do; Cobb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
miIy Library; Cottage Bihles; Family do Collntcr-
al do; Small Bibles and 1rstamcnts; Parker's Ex.
ercises on Composition; Fruit of The Spirit; Bax,er's
Saints Rest; American Revolution; Mauyatt's No
wells; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Catcthism
Of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che.
misrry for Beginners; English Exercises adapted lC
Muray's Grammcr; Sequel to Comleys Spelling
Book; American Class Book; Dahols Schnolmas.
ter's Assistant A great variety OF Blank Books, &c
August %, lSil.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
Liver Complaint.

THIS disease often terminates in another OF a
4 more serious nature, If proper remedies are not
rcsoritd To in time. In all forms Of this disease, Dr..
HARLIcHs CoNPoUNn SrnENGrnENiNG and GEA-
MAN ApERIENT PITTS, will perform perfect cure
first, by cleansing the stomach and bowels thus
removing all diseases from the Liver, by the use of
the German Arerient Pill. after which tho Com
pound Strengthening Pills taken to give strength
aud tone to those tender organs which require such
treatment oSLy to effect permanent cure. THESE
pills neatly put up in small packages, with full
d rec ions. For sale at No. 10 North Eighth st,
Aso for sale At the store of
HENRY YONTHEiMER,
Jan. Is, lS42, Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
TO the Public.
DIR. IIARLICII'S PILLS

The superiority of DR.. HARLICH'S PILLS o.
yer any other medicine that has ever been offered
to the public is, that they cleanse and purity and
strengthen. These are imporent items, and their
importance should not be overlooked The system
is liable, from improvideuce and ncgl ct, to accu-
mulste bile. and variety of diseased humOrs. To
purge tie system of these impurities, should be
ealy attended t.. Ii it be neglected, the patient
NAV bc subjected 10 painful disease and protraced
suffering. THE GERMAN APERlENT'
PILLS are admirably suited to this purpose-
but more than this-while they CLEANSE the sys-
TEN they PURIFY the BLOon, and assist nature
kindly in her operations The CoMPouSD
STRENGTHENING Plus gives tone to the stomach,
while thy impart vigor to the whole system hence
they are a dcsideratum, and no family should re>
main without them. In fact they a sort Of
'.Fsmily PHYSICIAN but unlike the "schoo men"
for these Pills may be safely consulted in ALL
cas,s--rhey may hc taken without injury in any
while they afford positive relief in many. We
only ask iur a fair ual OF thel merits, and are will
ing to abide the issue.
+. WOOLMAN, Burlington, NJ ].
For sale at the store of
HENRY YOXrHEIMER.
Jan. lst, lSi2. Agent.
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W VI. W ELCH,
WN. II. POMP,
HENRY FRICK.
Milton, April II, ls4l.
RECO.n.UE.N'D.4 TFO.N:

THRESHING x WINNOWlNG MACHINE.
Having had in use, one ut Davcnpou's Patent
Thrcshing aud Wnnowing Machines, and being
repeatedly called upon for our opinion IN regard To
their value, durability and advantages, We make,
tree to state, that they exceed in our opinion, any
ThIeshing Machine we ever before Witnessed in
use. They will thresh and clean, fit for market
200 bushels of Wheat per day. and this with the
aid of three hands besides the driver. The Straw
is passed OIL from the grain incline plane, ex-
tending abeut IL feet from the Machine. Scarce
ly grain Is lost. What is of some importance
and greatly so, is the fact that dust passes from
the Machine to the man who feeds 1t. The Horse
power seems to he perfection itseli--three horses
may work it with ease and then fastest gait need
only be the ordinary plough gait. We must
checriuy recommend the Machine To Farmers--
they are manufactured in Million by Messfs. Welch
pomp and Flick. PHILIP HllGERr.
JOHN B HELLER
ChilIsquaque isbP., NOrlh'd co, March 20, ls4l.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
Consumption and bleeding at the
U,ungS cured,

By hc use ofDr. DHncdnS ErbectorGW Remedy.
NUISS EMlLINE IEAGER, aged II years,
WE was taken when at the age of sixteen with
a Il ght cold, which she neglected until the lungs
fell prey 10 tha, seeking des,roy,r, consumption,
when application TO physician was made, but to
no effect. He considered her Case hopeless one,
and prescribe but little medicine for her. In the
meantime she discharged great quantities of blood,
with much cxpectoratnn of thick phlegm aud
cough. Her bodily frame a, crslh b, came reduced
to a living skeleton. Her last was anxiously looked
for hy her friends tha, her suilerings might end by
the panrs uf d, ath. During the time her physician
frequently called, and the last resource, delefmi-
ned TO te.t the vr ues of DIR. DUScAN's EXrEcro-
nANr RENrny. having noticed some extraordinary
cure pert rmed hy the medicine in similar cases.
He at once obl aimed two bottles and administered
it to her. The f. uhh day he found some change,
which q ,>c hopes. He continued giving the medl.
cine for eighteen days. al that time she was render
I'd ahle to he walking in her bed chamber, TO the
astunishment of her friends aud relatives. She con-
,inucd using the medicine for eight weeks, when
she d, cared herself entirely free from disease and
pain, aud now pursues her daily occupation in per-
feet health.
A small pamphlet accompanies this medicine,
which gives full description of diseases, the man.
n,r Of treatment, &c. &c. For sale in Sunhury, at
the store # HENRY lOAIiElMEk,
Ian Sth 1912. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
eaooL aiEGn 2
THIS MACHINE AGAINST TILE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TITO FARMERS.

nANENPORTS Improved Patent Thrcshing
y Machine and Horse Power, which ,hreshes
aud cleans at The same time-an iuycntion for
which Farmers have long looked in vain, aud which
renders the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those who have been waiting for
something better than heretofore offered ioI sale
will find this to he the article. Come see il and
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased the right of the
above Machine and Horse Power, for the coun>
ties of NoRTnUMBEnLANp, LNCoMISU, CLINTON,
and UsIoS-and also, the privileges OF vending
them in any other places for which the right has
not been previously sold.
The advantages which this Machine has over
all others invented many and obvious. One
hoy and three men can do all the thr,shing aud
cleaning OF $50 bushels of wheat III one day-and
this usually takes seven hands one day and three
the next. For field threshing it takes the lead OF
any thing in this world-no grain Is scattered or
lost.
Such is the superiority Of the Horse Power,
that three horses thIcsh much with it as
four with any other.
The Machines and Horse Power will I've sold
together seperaic to suit purchasers. Made and
sold in Milton, 10y the sui scTlhers.
NM. WEIGH,
WM II POND
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JACOB MARTIN,
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT,

-.
ESPECTFI LILY informs his friends and the
IL Merchants generally, that he continues the
Commission and Forwarding Business, at hlsw
house. foot of Willow ST. Railroad, lelIwaic and
iichuylkill.
Merchants having goods to he shipped, will find
il much to their advantage, as to time and prices
OF freight, 10 send their merchandise to the Depot,
corner of From, and Nillow street Railroad, they
can then be sent either route by the Tide " a,er
Canal, m SchuyIkil and Union Canals, as boats
will arrive ard depart daily Tor tie Juniata and
Susquchnnno Canals 10y fide-woier in tow of steam
or via Schuy lk.li and Union Canals from Paramount
dam.
Merchants will please he particular to scrd oil
goods destined for either route, to the large Depot
corner of Front and Willow Gtrect Railroad, with
directions accompanying lhem, which 'oute they
wish them to be shipped.
Coarse and fine Salt and Faster at wholesale
prices on the Delaware or Schuylkll
Philadelphia, June 5, Sil.-ly,