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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03

WI AFTER! WATER! WATER This day
W. received fresh supply of White Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vir-
gna, which will sell on reasonable TERMS quanti-
ties to suit customers-n bottles or otherwise.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
2 doors east of Gadsby's, Penn. av.
Asoa fresh supply of Congress water just received.
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REGULATIONS

Established by the Secretary Of War for carry
ing into effect the act of Congress passed the
l4th April, 1872 entitled, can act to provide for
the allowance of invalid pensions to certain Chero-
kee Warriors, under the provisions of the 14th ar
tice Of the treaty of eighteen hundred and thirty
FIVE"
In substantiating claims under this law, the fol-
lowing evidence will be required:
The applicant must make declaration, under
oath, before officer of the United States or of
the Cherokee nation, duly qualified to administer
oaths stating how, when, and where he was wound
ed, and where ne at present resides He must also
produce the testimony of at least two persons of
known responsibility, stating their knowledge of the
claimant, giving his name, residence, and age ac-
cordng to the best of their knowledge and belief the
reputation he has borne in the neighborhood where
he resides and they must be particular in stating the
fact whether, during the whole time they have been
acquainted with him, he has been considered as one
of the Cherokee Warriors who was wounded while
in the United States service during the late war with
Great Britain. The affidavits must be duly authen-
ticated.
The applicant, on obtaining such proof, must pre-
sent himself to officer of the medical staff Of
the army, who will carefully examine him, and give
such certificate respecting his disability the facts
will justify him in giving. The applicants wound
must be particularly described and the degree of dis
ability arising from the wound must be clearly stated
The examining surgeon also required to be partic-
lar in stating any fact within his knowledge that NAV
have the tendency to throw light the claim whc-
Their not it may relate to the claimants disability
The annexed FORM prescribed for granting certificates
to persons disabled while in the line of their duty in
the United States service, must be followed by the
examining surgeons.
No claim will be allowed unless the claimants
name appears on the muster rolls.
The pensions which may be granted will be paid
only to the pensloner in person. by or under the di
recton of some officer of the United States upon sa-
tisactory evidence of the identity of the applicant
In no will powers of attorney be recognised
Approved.
J. G. SPENCER,
Secretary of Var.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03

The Charlottesville Advocate is lampooning
General Apathy-the successful General-al-
most as severely as the Richmond Wing abuses
the President. 1t says that one of the defeated
Wing candidates lost many votes perhaps his
election because it was rumored that he mad de-
declared in favor Of Henry Clay
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WAR DEPARTMENT, April &c, 1S42.
To the Commissioner of Pensions.
SURGEONS CERTIFICATE.

SURGEONS CERTIFICATES.
Having been appointed by ono
OF the cherokee tribe, who is an inhabitant of
10 examine him with view of
giving him such certificate as may aid him in nro
curing pension from the United States under the
act Oft the l4th of April, 1912 hereby certify that
am fully satisfied, from the afidavs of
ana Two persons in whose
statements rePose entlre confidence that the afore-
said an applicant for , n.ns;o,
did actually serve in the regiment of the Cherokee In
dams who were engaged the side of the u. States
during the late with Great Britain that he was under
tne command OF captain and that while in said
service, and engaged in battle at or near he was
wounded bya here particularly describe the ,co,nd
and say IN ,chat cay affected by and that in conse
quence OF the injury received by said wound he is
here state the degree Of disability-,che.er one-to,th.
one-third, one-ha three oths or totalas the case man
oe-dlsabled from obtaining his subsistence by man,
ua labor.
Dated at hi
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The New Orleans Bulletin has not run up
the Clay flag
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JAMES YOUNG, Jr.
WILLIAM YOUNG.

~ b. The business in future will be conducted bv
and in the name of William Young, who has ass,im-
ed all debts contracted in the name of said business
WILLIAM YOUNG.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city,
May l, l642.
sJPersons inquiring for letters in the following
list will please say they advertised
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NOTICE,

INHE Drug Business heretofore conducted in the
Il name of J. & W. Young 1.-TWO doors east of
Gadsby's) was this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the business respectfully
requested to call and settle their respective accounts
with William Young, who is hereby authorized to
ceive the same.
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IL The inland postage on all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
May L. 1842.-3t VIM JONES, P. NJ
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ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TAR
JOHN LOWITZ.

NO. 2 W at Street,
IF As constantly hand natural Asphsltnm Rock and Min,
raj Tar, which are used for the following purposes
Gardens and side walks.
Flooring OF Buildings and Cellars. where the exclusion of
moisture is reqsired,
Canals and Bridges.
Piers, Wharts and Docks.
Vaults. Baths, Aqueducts Reservoirs, Sewers
Terraces, Roofing.
Coating OF iron We Tx, prevent its oudaon by airsn
water.
Coating Of srnber work. used at railroads, &c.
Markets, slaughter houses, and
bonding warehouses where the exclusion Of veImn i
CURED. i've I'm eod~r
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IA MES GORDON BE N N EFT,

~ w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU sThEETs.
TIVE Nrw YoRx HEn,Lp-A daily paper, issued every
Of the weerrice cents per copy country SAT-
scrber furnished the same rate for any reeG nenos on
Tar WrrEry IERstpl sued every Saturday morning e
nine ocIockpricc sir and quarter cenfs per furnished
country Subscribers n S3 per anuh' IN aoFence' OF Ae
sane rate Cor any specified period. ,
requested 70 sddreS theu le,tes 20
J,mss Cos oor BrrNvrr, Proprietor end Editoand all OIL
IL RI on bu>iucss must he post paid.
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PERFUM cry.

nRRIs TOOTH WASH-PeIared from the original
" en- AT No Gold street, New frok-The Orrs Tooth
A., parsy vegetable PREPARATION, possessing the proper
f,. t,rss.Ag ia i.s.zttt Eoyh ss.tF;rg the
healthy state and preventing unpleasant o9:rr
In mouth tleg arsng from decayed teeth fiom 4e
fgnged Of the stomach.
lis designed be used with tooth bush and will be found
sulrrde The necessity Of powder keeping s teeth clean
snd prtyeutne The of the gums the tee tn
Il particularly useful IN cases of supy gums restoring them
healthy state aud causing them contract around the
teeth la paint affections of the teeth and arising hon
to cold, II will be found highly benslca II : par
ucuiay serv1ceabe the Ous Tooth Wash night Just
before retiring 10 rest This method recommended BY emf
nent dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which
nuae during te day entirely removed and the mouth
kept Though ie night clean, and healthy state
Sound III aud white tceth the valuable portions
Of poor humanity but how neglect the attention ne
cessar for their pre- when surrounded by al the
needed Among these know OF pleasant
and efectual than the Os Tooth Wsst eleases and wi
tens te teeth, strengthens the purcs the mouth, an
sweetcns the be We recommend It's 10 all young and
Old Boston Morning Post.
The Oris Tooth Wash is the best detergent used on
our cnanel.-t Boston Transcript
Eor sale hV he prtue al .ists in he
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PORTUGUESE
r T. NJ a l. r. p | L L S !.

INVENTED AND EfAKEp ~
NJ. DE BOUDFLOQUE, 81. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific combustion Of ingredients OF which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder aud adr
ration Of the wod They known all over Enrope 20 Re
the only preparation discovered that has proved nvasb
certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty IN all
cases being such that ust NOT Pc usea aanx
produce miscarriage f used during that period
The objections translated into English All ,re envelopcd
round with the seal of the importer stamped Zach box COZ
tliu the signature Of NJ de Boudc,ogne an the English d.
rscon have The signature Of Or. r. MELvEAU, authorised
ase,, for the continent Of America - -,
They can be transmitted by mail ~ any part OF tue unIted
States Letters directed to DR.. f. Meveau box "a, New
York will with immediate attention. All let crs NUT
Sold nv i2a Cherry, near tt'n'-
y, - pr,rs q T. sIr boxrs "a No half boxes by
NV. ""s' - - w. - ivi Insr
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MEDICAL AID.

NVALIDS DESTROYS obtain the best medical advice aud
should fail obtain the little treatise called
the "Rubicon" by d. Gregory of No 81 Mott street, New
York. where he has been several established in select
branch Of his profession and where he also continues admin
is,er entire success very often in where other
and less experienced physicians had failed The Doctor does
not say this 10 boast his skill but only inform those seek
ig good advice, where it be obtained Dr. GREGORY
donci drug private dwelling house. well
arranged for the comfort and convenience of his
patients.
I,r O. does not limit his attendance few hours but is
home To wait uron those seeking him ut all hours of the
day and night "a Mott streets but lite way off from Chat
ham square. .
One dollar by mail free Of postage, will obtain the Rubi
con-, by mail, which shall also be possgc free
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

MOULD inform his patients and Ie public thu still al.
w heres his original proposition, TO r-csise money
either for medicine Attendance until the patient satisfied
will lis Improvement and would inform them that he
rom tis Broadway No. 81 ssde street, opposite
be Marshall House. wheT. he solicits the Attendance the
bsyr mentioned conditions of all who have suffered FOR
s ' SOLOMON HEiNE, NJ. ID.
For the ansge Of all who wish attend the treatment
of Dr. solomon Heine, would state that the only Doctor
Helm. who has ever lv cd m had his office IN Br )adway
The one now residing 81 Reade street. opposite the Marsa
House.
This Physician this county about eight years
since. Ihare had the pleasure Of knowing him since thai
by hi-he il above the of IS years and Is the only one
OF the who is member of the msdcs institutions OF the
CITY aud State CT New York.
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
of April, A. D. 1872 ;,,,,.
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DOCTOR GLOVER

DEGS inform those who have recently euircd il he has
ID left the practice of his rroes son, that he continues
prescribe for such his aid usual Thos. difficult
and prorac,cd which reqnre practical experience to
have been the particular Objects oi his study The
improvements chemistry have Put into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obse
vaton of the less scratuising physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements of the day being graduate in the
deal profession The unsuspcctne should beware of
tho host of self named Doctors and petenes of whom
aspire be authors of little books subjects OF which they
totsly ignorant
Office No. Ann stprivac entrance ath door from the
Muscun--ofice hours until no M Tvs IN
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SUMMER COMPLAINTS

INIARRHO.A, DYSENTERY, or looseness OF the Bowels
~ cared IN few minutes b Shernzns Restorative I.ozei
yes. They remarkably pleasant md effect immediate
Ic-ncvcr has instance been known If their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-Sherman's Lozengts for this tedi-
and distressing complaint without exception the only
article known entitled specific: for they aw
cure, aud the chllS do
WORMS-In both children and adults. infably dc.
sroyed and removed by Shemans Worm Lozeng mil
lion of boxes sold yearly, and never known To full.
Warehouse LOG Nassau street. AgeGtl39 Bowery II Eat
Broadway, 227 Hudson 40 and 273 Broadway and 1879
Euft, v1Or
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DIR. MORRISON.

NJ ORTH RIVER DISpENSARY. 20ils Fulton street near
~ Ggcenw ichD Morrison Member OF the Royal College
of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
Wy continues Il, be consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
and all those distressing symptoms consequent on u
dicos and the mident of quack medicines
Dr. NJ has had experience Of twenty two years il treating
diseases all their and complicated FORMS and
mild safe and nfbe substitute for mercury, e!adica
ing the cneresl with certainty, without sulyecting the
patient risk restricting him his usual diets pu
while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
obsiructions in the urethra, such and
rsemento tho Prostate gland ACCOMPANIED with much r
and dull PAIN about these parts, of the
quences Of maireatmen DR.. n. structures in scien
tfc manner Tomotng absorption Of the thckened circular
meubraue without pain
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLlTY.-Thorssnds of young
suffering from the of Indulgence
oro dcstruct, habit whose further injured from
the Of nostnms and pretended speccs which stimulate
only induce depression d.. NJ such
purely pathological principl,s aud never fails IN establishing
curc--he strictosi honor and confidence observed -
Letters paid containing suitable fee, will
tie correspondent full advice and medicine any part of the
Unon by his giving history Of his detail 20i Eu
ton, tI q ne Greenwich. jelS lmsr
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
~ r., ~ IN


I"s sG Elm t DE G i"s s s sa rpa
md STAINED ~" Vast IA, % which II had o 20 ssgr
Inventor by The arvaed powers il has been discovered to pos
ss, u the Sssn eonm i The k%Gwsse OF
man frame first suggested the idea Of using this way; aud
the cure Of ncren eonum,ion which places the disease
w s.c due st n RI. r oG It, Of tho sSs he .s
Cordial ali:uicient remedy IN Of elect Fuor AL
al diseases arising i on dsS,a"n Of the system where an
'% fsTs ii sSies %1 sqs
and leaves nothing further be hHred for its be
Se above eo%p, Mo oaSi Of almost sIV mne nnIfi
tested merits courancnl hclr with all confidence and
on my own Gn1l .f'FGn,by tcen; a'sssd il they give
sni gratenlness to Dr. Magcin will he the result. But
Of the Lucia Cor i. pnciy 65se On is thoroughly in.
esgaIed e}abls and see51y admitted power TO enable
ylr males, when reduced TO and al
ss csS & agency l q Ils the e a G ;aS af an
Pr Magun noiwstsnios is m@ensef Seign celebrity and
declined committing myself individually by giving any per
@oSs sale Of upwards 81 oae hand thousand bottles COUPLED
% S The fss & ounS on AND os Gs
hcstatne warrant as Tar exceeding sanyune hopes
S eaa @ w @ anS ss be
o. Sc repeat ePs s Sd %yss I be as rs szs
bic for he sssaop,,on, that the Lgeni cogial pvg
%6s % S s odsn When s G Svs Sssn .os
Sd BY Sf %siG: and 1 S,S ' ssn Os"cG tia,
and imagined barren, winch will enable them beor children
regret Chat have 70 speak plainly exceedingly de
cate maers, but feel called upon do les might be
misund rood and tall guarantee the great responsible
" which nave checIiuy assumed. With feelings OF
gIatudc for the patronage which, agent OF
Lucna Cordial has been headed upon country re
main, pu,iic's very ohedicrt hu,nblc sery,ni,
JOHN WINTERS HOLDER WELL NJ. ID.
street, York; No1 si II siPss' fG.dsShs ''''
DR. DAVID BRENNA has the honor Of Informing his
- Gens and The pablo that he has the 'ianite
Building to 73 Chambers street where he WILL without the
Of mercury rdcaly and n few days, the
veerae OF spiiic diseases DR.. Sennss remedy
tely free from corrosive poisonous mineral and when
taken according his dirgcons will remove the PAINFUL
symptoms which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather the
of mercury andoho medicines universally admin
gered in those Or. Bennas remedy simple that it
Re sdmnstercd without the least danger of bad
querces the patient being able during the treatment attend
20 his business aud live usual
DR.. Rrenna practice copued the of the above
disease but VIII give his PROT, sonil advice
ents, and TO nuiicr medicines GA The homeopathic
the only t'rtl cirlalc diseases
Office hours f'oa !0ia - pcloca, and from TO z. NJ
Chambers street rs. 1870 lmr
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Wv =. n COLLINS co. 6 South 81
MADAME RESTELI.

ITEMhLE Physician, office and resi- dcnce l8 Greenwich
street between Courandt and Liberty streets, where
she be consultcd with the ,tIcte condolences and where
also her celebrated be obtained All letters
be post paid and addressed boy $685. ~ York city. Medicines
forwsrded BY mail. Boston Office No 7 Essev street
". D-Madamc Hestel would inform ladies' residing out Of
the city whose aeah viii admit Of travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them in part OF
The futed States within distance. iva I'm
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HATS! HATS! HATS u!

Drown & cos One Price Hat Store; wholesale aud re-;
ID tail, 10 Chatham Square, Of Mott where
fashion beauty durability and combined TO adcm
the head
THE prorristorS have the pleasure offer addition
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
of which closely that of all
the most costly and beanti that the difference not easily
perceived three dollars We strictly acrr
price cash system which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged. In presenting these Hats To the
public the pulctors think they have reached the ultmaum
of beauty durability, chrnpncSs aud comfort
A n &PORTANT QUESTION: is here presented for the
y reflection of the purchasers Of Hats. j.
with true economy common to pay five doat for
Hat the article be bought w I'll
street. lbetweeu Broad aud New street,. for FOUR DOL
LARS This is deceptive assertion. single uill
inspection viii satisfy the skplica that the Beaver
Hat Offered Is far from being the inferior article often sQld
for less han five dollars The fact is that the article oe
ed generally cquaed, and instance Surpassed
that price II consequence Ola reduction the price
with the economical policy Of this
tabhment-and the proprieots engaging personally the
uianuactureta the present great inducements offered,
such As offered bstnre. -
WARBURTON * WEBB,
iel0lmEr Hlt,ers 5 Wall street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REFINED SUGAR. WINES. &

KEFI y ED SUGAR, WIN ES, & c.
NNELLlNGTON \ CARTER, Wine aud Com mission
w Merchant No. New door from w all street,
has ed from the enery quantity superior dOu
bic aud sing L. refined Sugar small oayes which he will sell
his usual low rates, in parcels to sun buyers.
W. A. Carte assortment of SUPERIOR Wines cannot fail TO
please. The old LONE Madeira 1872 in bottles and i'll
pipes bids lni Or casks OF various champagne cart and
other light Wines the choicest nrlus always s,e
low pccs Orders Tor any kind shall be htuy executed
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MADAME COSTELLO,
T., r n
VALE PHYSICIAN,

INFORMS the Ladies Of New York and Females that she
aos fss fs aa s' Tas 'a sa
announce that her treatment has much satisfaction
tsa HS 1'J'Sa
an is"ora"ee which renders The aSsRns KIP ] and
s'1sS"; %is:
hsr @ and s0Snce as sIe Gw
%en win be found adequate to the In short she grounds
sP Iii s s Ss esaa Af o E ai
gENEP H,5 Eof sAT Hss s,s n
BARRIERS Jackson Itch, Eczema Pforioss Pamaria and
ns b % ase p Rss y SSa H. , "S sssn
ed hsp M where IS, s hs sS9vs dis
as tss s sn + H.
be s eas G sRss S% Su S sS
the m and the Of ln s remedy n
vG ssfsy ta .In Of tic endsre;i Te:iimo
lectedor publication, which thought will satisfy the mind
ofeSery candid person of its exaor&Snsry y"e 70,
Nessrs A. D; &D s,nl.-cien,iemsn- Gf thank
cily cured sa hsum BY the e your remedy hs
Sst a f s ' %as
U.s., hssi but ii,iis aaa sG%S hen
@ f% oc as s Ss a'as
until last summer was advised by friend to remedy
commenced 1t with little faith, having tried things
without producing any good effect In few days my hands
better and put them daily they
continued to improve and in few weeks entirely WELL
IL now more than weeks since the efected.ince
which they have been perfectly WELL Yours, respect
fully, LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, N. J.
Messrs A. =. I'D. Sapds-Gentlemen-Ic certify that have
been of the Salt Rheum years Standing by
of you- remedy and Syrup Of sarsaala and
call me, and will satisfy them that your medicine will
them pc, city, ANN MARIA WEIBALL,
Residence, 100 Nassau-sireet store Is Fulton st.
New York. June 3, 1871.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists,
70 and 100 Fulton It.
Sold also bv Abraham Sands Co 23 Broadway David
Sands CO. II East Broadway and by William Brown lsl
Washington ct and w fowle 3s Prince Boston,
Ii ir IL L. 4 w Rul nrd Enn.
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THE PRJVATE TREATISE.

THIS ia little v3lume certain delcae'ds by Dr.
RALPI in which the most speedy and private means of
cure are stated tho panes possible There
class OF patients III does highly value this little book but
those whose complaint has been suffered from
month month, still deeply interested IL 1.-THE
of such DELAYS and the proper of being
fully explained Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs to ste that he consulted at his private
residence, No. so Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however, OF obtaining the confidence Of
COMING this city he bgs here repeat what he has
stated another column of this paper under his rrmsr Op
Structure J" that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh Sc
he his been agcd in the Of these diseases both
hota and city practice FOR than thirty years, and
published editions Of work expressly them Also
that he has testimonial letters from the ply icts
IN Europe, to the eminent IN Amcrica-ss Sir Ashley
Cooper Dr. Mott of New York, DIR. rhysck Of PId,is
and oher and thai he sp-mtted to refer to almost
physician Of einin@ IN this city.
carefully replied y10 1msc
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GRAND SPRING MEDrCINE-wHrTwEL TEN
u TENANCE BITTERS WITHOUT WINE OR AL.

COhOi.Rcsdsr, have you no appetite Do you not relish
year TODD Then use these bitters they will also greauy -
t aud Of course remove dyspenss a.nd'se VIZ
eys9'e the Whole system The biuen are extremely m'
Sold by A. b. d. Sands druggists No - Fulton come
Gold street, and 100 Fulton corner OF william s9
ner of Marker .treet a22 3msm