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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-25
FOR THE MADISoNIAN

We are llft rmed through the public papers
that Mr.. Van Buren,, on his return from the
Hermitage, visited Ashland by special invitation
from Mr. Clay That there is something more
than complimentary visit in the meeting Of
those two distinguished ultra leaders of the two
great political parties, as TO time and place,
than meets the eye of the casual observer no
doubt exists in my mind Mr.. Van Buren, and
Mr.. Clay accidentally met at Saratoga, during
tie late Presidential canvass, but we have vet
to learn that Mr.. Clay was invited TO visit Kin
derhook yet subsequent ereats may have oc-
Cured to unite more firmly those distinguished
characters than existed at the time of the acct
dental meeting at Saratoga.
In oden times, it was said and believed that
oil and water would not iningle but should
those ultra leaders unite at this time, The Peo-
pie may be pardoned for any curiosity or int
rest they may take in this matter, a, to the mo
Npes and ends in view OF tins anal gamalon.
NO ULTRA.
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GALV ANISM,.
The following is comp chcnsive AID brief history
of the origin of an interesting branch Of science


Filty-onc years ago an Italian priest Gavani pre-
pairing frogs Tor his frugal meal, observed, as
doubtless many thousands had observed before thai
the uusclcs Of the ,nimls quvcred the nerves
nectcd with them happened to be touched by,a me- al
lie substance He lived in age of che;nca and
electrical discovery and he traced ty successive expe-
rnents the principle OF a phenomenon, for which,
simple and Indifferent it seems, he could no, ac-
coun, by any law Of nature, The investigation led
to the development of that amazing power, which
from the name Of its dIscoveror, is called gavanic
eectr cty--a power which, in the hands of Sir Hum
phrcy Davy Analysed substances, though simple into
previously unknown metals; which, within fifty
wears has SUPP lied eleg apis in some places super.
ceded he printers engrave IS and sculpors labor
which (thc leas honorable OF its trumphs) enables
the engineer at safe distance distance of miles,
ii nccessary-io spring mines, or enables hm, as ~
the case OF the Royal George, I" violate the peace OF
the creal deem with tremendous explosions, himself
rrmannr al the while in perfect security The las
If The achievement OF this mighty power, IL 40 won
1etlul that we cannot frrgu the opportunity &c men
bnino it Tor the grttilic zion Of our fr read Il
is electro ypc Painh g.
A drawinp is madc--no matter how simpc--no
mat, or how complicated. The task of copying and
pcfperua ting il is the same To- the marvellous aye
employed and iom this drawing a'one, without any
recourse to etching ground burn pcricc, copper.
plate s obtained IN few hours, a. the cost of few
shlIing,-a copper Iatc ii we may 50 s1y copied hs
The hanl Of Naure certainly by'a ndual operation
and therefore NOR xlusltey faithful 70 the orgIna
than the most accomplished art could execute.
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The n Y. American denies that Leavitt is
It's Washington correspondent,and applies some
OF the current ultra Wing blackguardisms TO US.
" had seen the same statement in an exchange
paper. We had daily seen the rascally doctrines
OF the Abolitionists in that paper, and who was
Them as King?
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*
UNITED STATES LOAN.

We are happy 10 say that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has disposed of mach Of the U. s loan
as il was desirable to sell at this time, to Messrs John
Ward & Co. The amount is supposed to be three and
a half millions and The rate little under par. The
Secretary will now be able do justice all claimants
upon his Department Hi frank and still sagacious
manner has secured the respect and confidence Of all
who had occasion to confer with him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-25
OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and ioih The adpice and consent of The Senate.
THOMAS H. BLAKE, of Indiana, to be Commission
ef of the General Land Office, in the place of E. M.
Huntington, resigned
JOSEPH GRAFTON, Surveyor Of the Revenue at
Boston, Mass, vice John Mcneil, whose commission
has expired
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MISTAKE CORRECTED - In communication address
ed yesterday IN the M,Jisonian to the Hon. L w
Gner, the writer mlant to say that there g some
thing that looks fair il not magnanimous in asting
suggestions not IN making suggestions as printed
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c. H. VAN PATTEN, NJ. D.,

pennsyvania slaaue few doors from Browns
Hotel %, isly
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Branch Steamers.

Actaon, 1t. Chapman, X. n
City of Glasgow, Boxer, g
The two branch boats formerly piled between Gre
mock and Liverpool-the rest are entirely
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
Be uNIrY--M NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY-.7gustin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

fell 10 per cent the Of the fact That
event index to what woui be the immediate result Of
wing ascendancy upon the market value of existing
stocks. The ultimate effects may he estimated
per cent stock has lately been upon the market, and
brought par suggishly The federal government have
in vain offered six per cent stock at discount The
principal objections that were. that the expenditure is
greater than the income and there certainty as to
the amount be required As New York standsher
receipts fully equal her expenses and she ia pledg
ed to borrow If 100000 of her revenue re-
peaed and the door open unlimited issues, the result
must be that like the federal government she can borrow
money whatever The property OF present stoc Khoid
will be ruined by depreciation, and the State dshonor
ed by hawking about loans which she cannot negotiate
She cannot borrow abroad, and will have no credit al
home In similar predc other States have had to
resort to the banks compelled loans from them This
cannot be done now in New York. The opposite party
have indeed decided against recharerng banks and
charter might of extracting loans but there
are three only whose charters expire in 1884, and
they have already decided upon coming under the free
law Four Others with aggregate capital ofsi OOO
expire in lsa5. None others expire before 1850 Csnse
auenty they in position to be coerced The free
banks which hold about 900 Of stock mostly New
York will be ruined in the fall of stock. The evils at
tending such result Of the election therefore great
and ruinous.
On the other hand the democratic party manner
pledged the present regulations in regard
fairs It's and credit firm basis and al
though not opposed to a continuance of those works
which really useful they hold the wise policy of
"payng much for fhe whistle" This is that to which
capitalists and men ofpropery have to look Should the
elections terminate in that the present state Of
affairs will be continued, the fear hanging the
the market will be removed and money idle, flow
freely to its proper points of investment. The stocks Of
the State of New York RISE and with them those of
all other States in fair credit Money thus released finds
its way into all other channels Of business and the general
prosperity is promoted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

We knew in experience cattle to be cheap
they now are The best Beeves fetch but $50 and
from that the prices run down to 50 hundred weight
sheep from 81 so to ST. Lambs from 81 to
and Cows and Calves from $40 to $50 each These prices
were current to day. There was fair supply of animals
ut 9th markets
These prices exhibit great decline in Twelve months.
Last year the average price OF beef cattle $780, and
other kinds were up proportion Notwithstanding this
however, the present price of meats at the several retail
markets does not correspond in cheapness with the
paid by the butchers For instance The Wholesale ave
price OF Beevss is about II cents and the
rage price of Beef that fit to eat at retail 10 cents
pound, showing profit of more than hundred per
cent. We think therefore that long the Corporation
intereres with the market business They had better go
little further and regulate the price of meats and bring
it down reasonable rate II they will but do this
poor will forgive and forget all past expressions in the
shale of market laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
]. SOFIA,
FRENCH DYER

400 PEARL ST., Principal Office.
pecully informs the public that has for the accomms
BEE s 1' y G, Sss1 IS
Ali Kind. Of silk, scaon I'd Wso i Good. ''
m.r;,o and c.m.r. NJ Rf st,w,. .,.a
~ All kinds Of WEARING Apparel and Carpets secured.
Merchants have all kinds Of goods dyed and ru up
B-oosiyn Office. 40 Fulton St Brookly". oil imsr
uAYDENs STEEL QUiLLs The ,ubscrb.n cave for
IL sale recently improved notifications Of exec
lent and OCULAR Pens.
The Reaoy wner unanimously voted the King Of Pens
combining emnently fexib'lity and per sanence.
The Dickens considered the best for the price in the
The Union. cannot fail to suit every body aordng at
l2 card (at wholesale different Of Pens
The New York" merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and
Ds att Pens with many Others f9 spe * Ne sgsnts
.ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.
ONE BOX Of these invaluable Pills is worth AL the quack
~. medicine. for certain delicate diseases LIE. the
@ rest assured that there ation in
sIung these Pills TO be speedy and radical for COMO
yes,. n ,rT,toS Of kdae They for several
c;s s % as. ses Ia the first stages box is usually su
cured huned who bad taking Other for months
'enTsa more destroy the consultation than to cure The
weakness which 10 frequently occsr si,r us;ny o,ber
ney nave no UNPLEASANT or smr and anv one
having he The mos. refined society whou'
cy o. vegetable ingredients which nvrorate H.
genfy For safe only ia New York bv VIM Ws,sop Apo.
druggist Fulton ST W ,i id i.no
WALLS END COAL, at $3.50 per Chsdon-i5o cb,,.
w drons superior qnsy, Tor Dsor use Ischssi, from
% aissf over iP;lp..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

good, curing coughs, colds, worms headache papitson
sickness lowness Of spirits and mos Of cur ill., A. The
pain weakness IN the breast side back part Of the
,se FOR sore nipnIcs ever Known Wbsn such rbv
cns Hune Rogers Vanderpoc and more than 400 others
Of highest standing recommend Sheim articles their
Practice ed hesitate 10 try them Shermans Lozenges
alone known and fous estab she'd
their worth yond all doubrs. The Rev. Mr. Dunbar of tn
McDousal Church. cured Of avery bad cough asw
hours by four FIVE Of the Cough Lozsngea Mr.. w. E.
Evans No. Walker st cured his child Of worms, after su
feng fJ several weeks and suspected the The
and multitude Of others know tie value Of shermsa Lo
zenges His warehouse 100 Mass door above
street. AgentsCod ngon 22 Hudson; Lhnrch', 1879 Bow
cry: nds II Ess. B:osdwsy an! 273 Bvadway Rushon
lyn otir
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,S5 l2,7lI lll,s5s
225.O2S

Taxing Flour and Wheat together, the excess in the
las week in September s42 equal to 2s barrels of
-four while the total decrease to the OF October ls42
compared with last year. is equal to 66s52 barrels Of
flour.
Three or four full cargoes of Grain and Flour arrived
Buffalo on the 7h instant and the wind favorable for
vessels coming from the West. lot of 5000 bushels
prime Indiana Wheat was taken at 20 cents and holders
Of good samples confidently ask that quotation Flour
stood 1870 portion OF 1000 bbs sold on the 9th was OF
Lockport milling and deliverable at that place.
The sales in Cleveland the 5th instant 1900 bis
mixed brands $780, $500 bis Of one brand at price
not male known. Wheat continued steady 65 cts for
best samples northern, and Corn was taken at 3lc.
The Bill imposing duty Of three shllngs sterling per
quarter Wheat from the United States passed the Ca
NADIA House of Assembly on the 4h instant by Of
to 49, 1t goes into operation the 9Th Of July next
tive Council
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC PACKAGES-No 1.
- for The Of Gonorhe., 'leets &c and No for the
wards and in NO ns,sns failed to eei prompt
CURED, adapted ~ the varied symptom aang that the
patient has dcuy thereby avoiding 0.
treatise The Monitor wherein is fall directions with q
description Of the symphonic and treat
of maadies with valuable iufor att Being
complete compact and guaranteed in all they well
strangers travellers &c aud TO rlace them within
OF all The proprietor Ia, the pse to Three
orders ony) in tin and free from osery
N BThe Monitor (alone) is so cents; for dollar free IL
will also free. Sold for the proprietor emily at Drug
s,o 90 Prince Of Marion few doors p,;t Nib
los Garden Private and Offices fo. consult tion
eex Mpion below drug Marion street is d.
re cf continu alton OF Centre. oil lmSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
HULL'S TRUSSES.

DERSONS afflicted with ruptures rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world Affords application 81 the
Office No. Vesey TO either OF the agents IN the
principal the United States BE- careful examine the
back Of HULA trusses If they endored by Dr
Hull writing None genuine, OF to be relied upon AZ
good, without his signature.
Many persons have to vend limitations Of Huls
celebrated and thousands imposed ~
quence. These limitations be relied they
made by unskul mechanics and better than the ord
nsry trusses.
for ladies' having from the business depart
ment where fem ale in attendance wait
female patients. oil lmf
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THE FAIR AT NIRLO'S

THE subscribers wond call the attention OF strangers and
T; s%
e ri g. q
e free e p:s Of The acting 50 as support and brace he
aGS
s wonS Gp ssd 10 the Of
of Gtnlemen Russia Riding Belts The above articles are
j. The
can obtained e, II Of
tRRff B.
York and Botn viii assemble At their respective Lodge
ne Ssiss end ss
at and sG1%oSy se a
gala The fraternity to appear IN dark clothing and white
The line viii be formed ~ he sand M.;.h.l hi. aids.
oil a.r of.>ommttee of Arrangement.
GRAND CRoToN WATER CELEBRAIToN-The
Ere. sna III osr ,nd od Of
professions who intend unite with Honorable the Copo-
$
with vsns'is. CSC
Orders The ss%s ro% Of individuals. prompt
on 'ISlff si E. iEsns's
Frenen Badges. with their Engines. Hose Cart. and
GRAND CKOTON CELEBRATION BAIL.-The great
liant, sSS sfY s
evening" which the several banners used in the
procession that day. will be displayed Dodswehs ceIe
brated band is engaged. and floor will be under the
Of Mr. Lucas Gentlemen Of the army and navy
and The military generally are requested to appear Uniform
tickets each admitting gentleman and ladies' be
had Of the principal hotels the music and The Hall
Carriages will down their with their horses heads
toward the Park, and take der. oil tsr
GRAND CROTON WATER CELEBKATTON AT
" TAMMANY HALL.-Mr j. PARKER has the plea
sure 10 his friends and the public that he intends
ewing GRIND 81; in homo, Of the Croon Celebration on
fndav evening Oct Hwhen the will be Handsomely
decorated with Flags and Tickets for admission
% sdm gentlemen and his ladies' be obtained at the
HAIL. Dancing 10 commence eight O'Clock, and continue
until late hour. - -
For the accommodate of the families residing vi.
emily Of the Bowery Mr. p has opened private school at his
days
Mr. Pa school down town. will open in the of this
ot0 ar
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state OF Trade.

There ID degree of activity, but features appa
rent in the several markets There is very little produce
going forward either England the continent that
thu recent very low the packets do go full
There very few goods arriving In the Fall Of 1899
and following winter packet freghts up high Is
to $4,000 crack packet now gets scarcely $500,
immense falling off,
Propsions-Mess Beef is steady in demand Ohio Mess
In demand at So 81; Prime So 25a37 old Pork S. and
Smoked Beef sells at cts h. Lard is heavy at &c.
Cheese at 6 81 cts; Butter commands IL a l21 cts
Rice.-The sales at $2,37 $2,75 per 100 lbs.
SaA-Turks Island sold at 2Sc BUSH Liverpool l575a
l574c bag.
SsdsFlaxseed SOt there are orders for Clover at
II &c. Timothy at $l2 $l3 or cid and new
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editors reporters public officers and all who
DESTROYS Of preserving copies Of their ettem do umen
wing exact Of what they have written this will be
found invaluable.
Francs Manifold Writer has been in successful opera
ton during which time the proprietor has had tbs
pleasure Of the unfegnd appreciation Of all whose
appreciation has under At the late FAR Of the Amer
In tu the merits Of the article examined into by
three Of able chemists the who pronounced
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change color by air MOISTURE chemical agents.
Consequently medal was awarded by the Institute.
The proprietor has lately made great improvements in this
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ELIZABETH, wife of Matthew Farrand.
hefrends of the family respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral this afternoon Fourth day. the 18th
at o'clock precisely at is Elizabeth ithout
Their notice.
The remains will be taken the Greenwood Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
Passengers Arrived.

SIroAPoRE AND sT HkLENA-Shp Sarah Parker-From
Singapore Winston. trota st Helena, Capt Silas
vessel account OF i'll health.
New ORLEAN-Bark Adslihe Eliza-Mr Mills lady and
ch,Id Messrs Buchanan Brown and Russell. =
lsMoBLE-Bng Mobiles Lindsey, Mrs Blair, Miss Bar-2
in the steerag~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

At Newport, RI, on Thursday morning. 9th instant by
the Rev. F. Vnton in Trinity Church. Mr.. MARSHALL C.
SLocuM, Of New York, to Miss CArHARrSE d. daughter
Of the late Henry Bull, Esq. of that place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
Domestic ImportatIons,

Nrw OsLEANs-Bsrk Adalinc s. Eira-(Reported yester-
dsyl-2330 lead T. Rogen-200 T Storms co25r0
rs,a1 binds toS.ce ssd-3o pa h; buffalo RIB:
sacks corn hid tobacco 81 bbs ou Goodhne bales
cotton Everett Batte e5 hhds tobacco Messrnger-
do bales mdse Buste Koop co52 hhds tobacco 27 bs
colIon u i Schuma cher.
MoB,LE-Brg Mobile-65 bales cotton Buck co-297 Boz
gnt knesIand-5 w & w II Rchardson--llJ Kidde--9
Wood-I sPoford; Tile.on COS Brooks co-2i Bryant
niauand2 Stebbins Brower-3 bales Q baggng Wood
Johnston Burrtt3 bags do Hurlbut co-sdo .ra
-is3 pcs do 40 ba.es cotton 5000 10 order
N ALExaNpRIA DC-Brig Sema--520 bbIs bread Navy Yard
Buckley. - e"N'' - iihS-'''
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| i
SIsLo's GARDEN.
1he MGgn ,t,s Panlomime called the
mn. HE NIGHT OWL,
The WONDERFUL Ravsi Family.
THIS EVENING, the performance will eommOpe. a, eirh,
AN OVERTURE
By a.A h.s. r. THE =. T'HsT sSSE aik.
TIE Three III E i0' GrAp *
T III G roth Levers LOVE- 80 j AH'Sis f HONE
To be BY ''Ssef q Nom. M..a
10 sSE#
f s%i':l D''''''' } S.s1: f Rave,
Bs%.%sn. =, None Asis' S:a S.ss1
@ .:s: s,., Mn
I.sts,s s-tsD cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
This I'll sI WIN NHgps; TI Eir Tier . cent:
shho'"' Mr. Lennox Aexas, Mrs Thone
Paddy Ninth, THE iSis HiiHi n IN nc c6fsA
REHEARSAL IF b F tSI59~ 4 s Sgs BALL.
r... w..... THs S S5s Mn Thorn.
The f IRISH sIaF LION ION
Doors VIII open at 7-Cuain will rise at quarter befo
p Onee o,en daily from to s, where Tickets may
PAKK THEATRE.
u,,,s Mr.; AND MRS BKoU0HAM
mo A. EoNDo Sf' Assn 5l RAE s'f be performed
;" ''i;s: s:'i heiGs! ~ 4sSssi
The TIE f isisM I r'is
Firs, Tier IS cents; ed Tier cents. Pit nix cents; Gallery
Door orsn q, ~ o'clock and the performance will com
commence al precisely.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
"a broadway. New York.
THIS EVE EoTss 81 9s THE x x E the
III, ITO 'SFff b eS;f::' , called
AL9 81 sfst ~ f i 8
The Doors will Be- opened at = aod shs psloo
commence At halcpa.i J, eyery evening.
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
BROADWAY opposite St. Paul's Church. under the ma
= n'''"'h' q iN { Ii Esi.nsiS' NOVELTIES
%'''f yR u v ;r$ Il Gfsisf NJ ''
an ds 'or Of hm, and I'd ods
% sDa on sV1s. s %
s ss cH.ss f%s nd
Gabbi' topgue-TRs Napoleon DebaisTsThe sesmbosi-A
r' NJ NEIIis, BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
using HI feet aud toes with IS mich facility . other peops
can n, " n and S, o. y
The has also II accordance with universal DESIRE 70
engaged S SExN ybi,i4'fEiic HAN,cAL FIGURES,
ACTIONS snd Of liz with pe
lecy incredible They have lately arrived from Europe, and
La Petite Celeste the and admired dan:eu.e; Nj.
.as 5000 c@s,i0'' A'''n'0 Den Of
.aa%sai: wsn.yss sh price, eD -nD %
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siSoAPoREShip Sarah Parker-67 bags mdse $50 ohest
tea loo do hf do 970 boxes souchong
oil $50 800 bts aponca 80 KS me
bd rattan 6 Japan wood chests campor us
$40 brs csssa Curtis Stevens Bos,oais csy boxs.
chests eamphor 65 cay boxes 66 boxes 10 pkgs mdse
order.
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NEW STORE

COUTHONY NEVfRS re.pe ctully invite their friends
and the public generally to ell at sil Broadway and exa-
LAMPS. CANpELABRA. GIRANDoLrs. &c
SilUer, Plated aud Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery,
and House. Furnishing Goods,
Of description which they have opened snd Of
feIon sale tpi es that cannot fail satisfy purchasers
Enjoying superior advantages the selection ad manufac
Of their Lamps Gandoes, Csnde labs, Sc, G. ~
enabled offer them Of and finish suit
able for churches hotels dwellings and sailing
packets These i,. are and lost desirable article well
Attention particularly invited the Soar Lamp Justly
celeb ated for superior biIiancy snd nomy This
Limp, tested by affords twice the
light Asa while burns equal number of hour
half the 2.
COUTHONY X MEYERS will keep constantly hand
complete Of the articles above and
hore by their endeavos the and wishes Of the
public merit favorable sh Of the which
liced for their establishment. oil lws&3w0ssrc