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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
From The PHILADELPHIA Mercury.
NO EXPERIMENTS UPON THE PRESIDENCY

In l640 the Democratic party went into the Presi.
dental contest with President Van Buren, for Chief
Magistrate. For the last two or three years of Mr.
Van Burens first term, the Globe denou need with
much vebemencc a large number OF the old Jackson
party. They were sneered at as Conservatives and
regularly denounced for having the independence to
express their objections TO some Of the measures OF
Mr.. Van Buren's Administration. The leaders fool
ishly fancied that they were inrineiJie
In the opening Of the campaign, opposition was
laughed at. II considered a mere lest. They
averred every where that they would carry Mr. Var
Buren, by large majority. And the storm Of po
litlcal excitement began TO rise they grew more con
6dcnt in their political calculations; nor did they evei
know where they stood, till they found ,hemsclve,
and their candidate swept high and dry from the
field.
Yet these same men, who know so little of the
facts that operated upon the public mind, are nov
crying loudly again in favor OF the same candidate
and ask US 10 try the same Presidential experiment
ortr again.
Do they imagine the people voted against Mr.. Var
Buren, in 1910 will turn round and vote for him now
Pray, what reasons have they to offer that the
should effect the change None that we know Of
No event has occurred since 40, to give new life tc
/ MIR. Van Buren,. lie is still the same unpopular in
dividual that he in the last campaign.
President Tyler is the man who, by hi. yetoes
gave new impulse 10 our cause, sufficient 10 max,
1t victorious. But the ieksitrs who are planning {,
palm MIR. Van Buren, upon us as certain Of defea
as they in 1870 In vain will they strive Il
make use Of MIR. Tyer's vetoes, and DO business OF
borrowed capital. The People know their stock il
trade too well ts trust them. The friends Of pest
dent Tyler are not only the friends and admirers o.
his public course they THE NAN and in ncyei
consent TO deck out Mr.. Van Buren, with Mr. Tyler.
vetoes.
The fact is Mr.. Van Buren, has 40 personal popu.
larity, for the party machinery aud the wre-wor ker,
no evidence Of II whatever The party mac hioe r,
was his, entire and undirided in 1870 and yet he me-
with an overwhelming dafeat
To run Mr. Van Buren, is a most fearful experi
ment We Know that he cannot carry BY putting
this da@ctd horse the course again, we are doom
ed to witness the defeat Of the Dem party ior
four years at least Away, therefore, we say, with
such foolish experiments Throw phy.ic to the
doss
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A FRENCH STEAMER DlSMASTED BY AN
AMERICAN "a

The New York True Sun says, an officer on board
the U. S ship Delaware writes that on the eyeniI.
previous TO her arrival at Naples (on the 10Th Ut
October) she met two large steamers from Algier,
both French. I" One of them, in trying to pas,
abreast OF U.S. says the writer) caught flying ID
boom, and, to our great surprise, every mast was
swept out of her close to her deck Even her smoke
stack and steam pipe were completely Frustrated -
also the flag staff her stern. She was three
masted--so you see what little Yankee stick eau
do TO a French steamer. We did not lose rome.
yarn 1t was the cleares sweep ever saw oil the
kind. We will be at home in February" The De-
laware had been 10 Naples 10 bring home some sta.
tuary for the Government
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CorrER MIsEs "A Detroit correspondent, Of the
Rochester Democrat states that 33l veins OF copper
and lead ore have been discovered in Northern Michi-
gan, bordering on Lake Superior, by an exploring
party OF Miners aud that applications have beeu
made 10 The L. S. Government for over one hundred
permits. Five separate companies, supplied with
provisions, ammunition, and other necessares for
seven months, until they repenish in the spring
are now mining al the following points :--copper
Haibor and Pressure Isle River. The cost Of fitting
out these companies was over 700.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
DUFF GREEN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TINES

SIR The remarks Of your New York correspond
eni on the subject Of the American tariff aud com
mercia treaty with England, your comments thereon
and the letter OF the Rev Sydney Smith, tend 10 pro-
duce impressions erroneous, llat, coupled as my
name has been with the proposition for a commercial
treaty, shall hope be excused for submitting a
few words in reply Aud first, to your correspond
ent.
lie assumes that the proposition for a commercial
treaty implies an attempt on the part # The Exccu.
tive 10 usurp or suporsede the taxing power Of the
House Of Representatives, and that therefore such
treaty, il made, would be rejected.
lie assumes, Also that the effect Of the tariff Of the
last session has been 10 double the revenue, revive
the credit Of the Government snd restore prosperity
TO the country and that therefore no material moJi.
6cs'ion will be made by the next Congress aud y,u
have endorsed his opinion and urged Il as an srgu.
ment agans, repeal Of your corn laws. ! know
your correspondent well he Is an arden, personal
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

4 DARING BURGLARY was committed at Albap, y,
Tuesday morning, about one O'Clock. A robber en-
tered the house of Arch MCINTYRE. in Pearl stree,
through third story back irndo,c and found himself
IN the bed room of Mrs Mcintyre, who saw him enter
but was too much terrified to speak A light W.
burnng-the robber helped himself to gold watch
lying on The stand, and threatened Mrs NJ VIII,
death unless she gave up all the money in the ho,,
An alarm being given, however he ex,inguisheL {, (.
light and fed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

Tue Cincinnati papers report the murder Of young
man. formerly of Tennessee, in Isporte county, la.
some days ago, by Gen Besrsey, whose daughter he
had scduccd The General took the young man into
q ROOM referred to the condition Of his daughter and
demanded Of w to marry her, when on his refusing.
the injured father drew pistol and shot him through
the heart. Gen. b. delivered himself up 10 the au
thoritie,. lie was the first settler on Four Mile
Prarie in Michigan, good citizen, and beloved by
ALL
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
Southern and Jpestern Stare
Total, :

These tables show that he representatives Of
the slaveholding States are 10 minority in
Congressional the Western and Southern
by considerable majority-lhat the Western
free States are dependent upon the South or the
North, or both; and in fact, that the three sec
tons are dependent upon each other, and can
effect nothing alone.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

SUDDEN DE,ru OF DR. kL,pr.--Yester,lay n, ,rf..
ing DR. Joseph Knapp, Of Southwark who wa, o .
attendant as witness IN case pending in The Cuu.
OF common Pleas, was suddenly attacked at h,it
past O'clock with serious illness. Two pent,r,r,
immediately took him IN their arms and carried b,.,
out OF the court room, and placed him upon the step
leading to the u y. Cour. The next moment "a
was discovered that he was dead PhiioJ,ipho T. s.
I,1-rfs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

The Hon. James A. Pearce. Of Kent county, was
yesterday elected United States Senator, by the
Legislature of Maryland, to supply the vacancy oc
Mr.. Kerr.
bill to divide the State into six Congressional
Districts, introduced by Mr. Potter, in the House of
Delegates, was referred TO Committee, composed Of
one member from every county and Baltimore city.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

TYR ISrLurNzA.--1he Northampton (ATo.sa, Ea.
scits) Courier says tina, the influenza is exceedingly
prevalent IN that region at the prcseu, time Mary
aged persons, with whom il is very severe have Jird
after sickness Of few days. A cough acccmpa.
mics H. which, II not cured, destroys tie most
vigorous constitution
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
FREE TRADE. &c.

Al The request Of numerous readers, We COM
mence. to- day. the re-publca,ion OF the series
Of articles written by General Duff Green, IA
London, aud published in the British papers.
Win the editor Of the Boston Post please send
us his paper containing the third number2
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
POWER OF sECrIoNAI. INTERESTS

The following table, showing the relative
strength of three different sections of our Union
in Congress, may be interesting at This particu-
lar iuncture:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

~ Mr.. l.. A. GoBRlcnr WILL in future, call up
on debtors to this establishments and IS authorized
10 receipt for oil sums which may be paid to him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE

Will, as usual, be open on New Years day, for
The reception of such OF his fellow-cilizens, and
strangers, as may be disposed to exchange sa-
lulalions with The CnIEr MAGISTRATE or THE
UNITED STATES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 80, iSas.

In rHosE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET TIERS
SO UsirY--is sos-GssEsrIALs, LIBERTri AND IN ALI
rHtsss cHARirI.-Augustin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

NEW YEARS DAY.
Ia accordance with rule Of this office, there
will be no paper issued on Monday
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-30

LIBERAL DoNArIoN.--We understand that the con-
gregation Of Mount Calvary church (Episcopalisn)
have been recently presented by gentleman OF this
city with fine lot Of ground, situated at the north.
wcs, corner OF Madison aud Euaw streets, to be sp.
propriatcd for the erection Of a house # worship
thereon. This handsome Offering to the church will
be suitably improved in the spring, when il is designed
to proceed at once to the erection Of a eommodiou.
eddcs for the use of tie above congregation
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
RY THOS. A. FALCONER.

within the whole compass Of the Maleria Medica.
He however, at length, ried the medicine which
he now oIIers 10 the pullic, and he was cured in
very short time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely
impossible, BY any human means.
All that Mr.. Mofat requires Of his patients IS
to be particular in taking the Life Medicines
strictly according to the directions II is not by
a newspaper notice, or BY any thing that he him
self may say in their favor, that he hopes 10 gain
credit. It IS alone by the results of fair trial.
ADVICE TO FEAALEs=F Females who value
good health should never be without the Lite
Medicines, as they purify the hlood remove OBJ
structionS, and give the skin q beautiful clear
healthy, and blooming appearance
To PARENTS AND CTHERs-Pe Persons Of apleth-
oric habit, who are subject TO fits headache gid
diness, dimneSS Of sight, or drowsiness from 100
great low of blood 70 the head should take il
frequently Children, and persons of ali ages,
may take them al any tifae as they do not contain
mercury, or any ingredient that requires confine-
lnent or restriction Of diet
To ELDERLY PERsoNs.- any healthy ages
individuals, who know the value of MoffatS Life
Medicines, make il rule TO take them two or
three times week, by which they remove the
causes that produce diseases, preserve their
health and keep Off the infirmitieS of age.
HEADS or FAMILIES should always keep guam
tity OF the Lille Medicines in the house. Us a rem
edy in cases Of sudden illness for by their prompt
administration, Cholera Morbus, Gout in the
stomach, Cramps SpasmS, Fevers, and other al
arming complaints, which too often prove fatal
may be speedily cured or prevented.
FACTs FOR MOTHERS AND NURSEs.-It is q fact
established By the annual bills of mortality, that
one half of The childrn born are cut off before
they attain the age of seven years of age, and the
fruitful source OF this mortality is found 10 exist
in that foul state Of the stomach and bowels which
produces The generation Of Worms. As the safe
reSorcr of Infantne Health; in this critical state
the Life Medicines have long held distinguished
reputation and for foulneSs Of the stomach and
/ bowels, and convulSions, although Worms may
not exist, it is allowed to be superior to other.
For sails at CAGE q Co.'s Drug Store
Agents for the Proprietor,
Holly Springs, Miss.
ALSO BY JAMES H POTTS, agent
Lamar, mississippi.
April Is, 1912 3S-I2mf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
THE
THE
MOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE

,--.,bl;,he5 in the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
y :-oi every week, at Three Dollars per aDnum
>is7i 7itrlnce--T Three Dollars and Fifty Cents paw
" --bin six months--and -Four Dollars at the
a1-1 -ersar No subscription taken for less than
SIX months -.,, !. .
49, zen lines or less) for the first inser-
Pr ~ 81 cents for eacR additional one. Adj
li1-. -s1is 80 agt marked with the number of in
- m them, viii be inserted until ordered
MI charged accordingly.
-..,1o1rciag candidates for Office will be-iar
60 el0-County IS, 10 be paid down or assum-
- responsible name in town.
- Letisrs addressed TO the Editor on business
,riI the Office, aust be post paid to secure atten-
-t-CasFs must be paid for al Job Work
100 Al his Office as soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

dent. they had the power, unqaesuonabiy
All their powers 10 impose duties, they trans
ferred 10 me General Government BY the
adoption OF the Constitution. They then
ceased TO have the power; and, If the Gener-
al Government has il not then the power Is
admit thisa
do not wish to be understood as advoca-
ing a high Tariff. | contend for The pow
er 10 impose Ii. if we think oer Interests re-
qu;re II. advocate the doctrine OF Free
Trade, as far as il is practicable; bat when Il
ceases TO Re practicable. unless Al a ruinons
sacrifice 10 US. | abandon il, and say % he
world-"We will DO unto others as they do
unto US
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

Man is the creature Of interest and ambi-
ton His nature leads him forth into the
struggle and hustle Of the world Love il
but the establishment OF his early life, or
song piped in the intervals cf The acts. He
seeks for tame. for fortune. for space in tfs
worlds thought. and dominion over his fsl-
low men.-But woman's whole life IS a
history of the affections The heart is her
world; it is there her ambition strives for
empires it is there her avarice seeks for HID
den treasures. She sends forth her svmpa-
thies On adventure; she embarks her whole
soul 10 the traffic o. affection aud i ship
wrecked, her case IS hopeless-for It IS
bankruptcy ofthe hearty. Irring
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
7gof5i,t's vegetable Life Pills s..aa
PhRRiE REtteEs.

HESE medicines are indebted for their name
t1 their manifest and sensible action in puri-
ring the springs and channels Of life, and endu-
;-- chem with renewed tone and vigor, and 10
.-s uu i,uh-ed fact that at very early period in
,-s.- history thcv had rescued sufferers from the
,s. verge of an untilnely grave, after all the de-
ls-.iee u1airumS OF the day, prescribed by phys
,ra1s bad utterly failed, in which they also per-
-os.ea,.v secured taat uniform enjoyment Of
tssEh. without which life iIseif IS but a partial
blessing So great indeed had their efficacy in
rarab'y proved, that II was scarcely less than
On, beautifully philosophical principles upon
.-.s..
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
DEN tbs TR Y.
U. q $ w AID, NJ Z

OFFERS his services to the Citizens Of Holly
OSprings and vicinity in the practice OF Den
tai Surgery All oferatibns entrusted 10 him
viii be executed in durable and scientific man
ner, and at rates corresponding with fhe depres-
sed prices Of every thing else.
a long experience IN the Practice OF Medicine
ana Dental Surgery, enables him TO anticipate a
liberia. share OF public patronage.
tie viii be consulted Tor the treatment of all
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, and attend 10 the adjustment and effectual
cleansing OF chiidrenS Teeth, SO as TO secure to
them that comfort aod Laalips - which many
of the present generation are deprived
Ladies will be waited on AT their residence, if
preferred.
At present he will be consulted at the residence
of the Rev'd d. BAKER.
January the 6, IS42-6m
asFGuard copy If
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
MASON PITCHER,
JOHN K. RAYBURN..

T. S We wish to let cur friends know
that we do not own one dollar in any Steam
Boat aud all Goods to our address will 90
forward without delay and whenever we
can do so. Will ship them direc: from the
vessel 20 Steam Boat.
PITCHER & RAYBURN.
Refer to STRATToN s GooDLETT, HoI-
II Springs, Miss.
Sept. So IS42-7-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

Iasarrecti5al IN Spasn-An insurrec,ion
had broken out in Barceiona. under Duran
do. bus the extent to which i had proceeded.
was vet uncertain. The Junta had been de-
posed by the militia. Many Of them had Ia.
ken refuge on shipbOard.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
COpartnersEain.

THE undersigned have formed a copart
nership Qo take effect from and after LIST day
of October next) for the purpose of transact
ing General Commission and Factorage
Business. in New Orleans, under the firm
and slvlc Of
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
PITCHER & RAYBURN.

We respectfully solicit, share of the bu
siness Of our old friends and the public gen.
erally-pledging ourselves to be prompt in
rendering sales and applying proceeds as di-
rected. Our J. K Rayburn being acclima-
ted, will hereafter remain in the city perma-
nently.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
ADMTNEsTRATRIX' NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, having. on the goth
day Of September. 1912. in the Probate
Court Of Marshall county. Mississippi,
qualified as administrative Of the estate of
Thomas f. Stanback. Deceased. and obtain
ed from said Court Letters Of Administra-
tion thereon all persons haying claims
against the estate OF the said Thomas F..
Stanback, are therefore. required to exhibit
the same within the time limited BY law. or
the same will be barred
ELIZA u. STANBACK,
Nov. Is, 1912 Administrative
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

Go It. I will back you.n Is tie buslls
said o the quarreling wife.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-18
ATTENTION

hDbkSONS wishing 10 buy superior articles
fnf "nlu Prices requested 10 ctamr. The following m
WV
frntfrs both hris. and Pierced n cost
Autuus d. DO Do Iron a.
Too hrfurs lrei mi srrc do
Faucc rans AMI rols-uuics very I.w
Tudiscss Iron bourd IN
sh0tsis ana ronfs scts brass 1ni very srt
VNafcfs NJ -frs Dol sets md singh yaroIs qualities
hpu0ous. bufs. Hnuaua md un with and without fcff
Knives ani Forks n mn sts and b te d1zrn qsfs.
Pocket KNIVES. from i2i cents 70 and dollars
Ragnr Razor sfui and four sides Encrsons sauref.
sni Magic sirop
Spectacle. ani Spectacle Case. very cheap Of good quality and
sIfrdt1 in
suips large 81 vefy which BE- really excellent ven low
obs flr tiiu hair also polittIuu lnd cold
lrfrs-Coorne Of very superior qusly suan rs
s noe l.1 coorne Lavender ~ qualify
hui a variety Of superior essences very low
flvs--sIrw end saws both hand and Tenant
t'ufcst,ks-rltcd Hnttans brlss AMI
t'rtti nooks Hi lH qulitesst
hood Irfs ttrslfni aui common qualify
truan' l' r's rlsf Bowls and Grams and separate.
au sfrs qIiuiirs l.arcfns pfcsr
Combs Ulir Iooh sri Clss Rnisi.s Hacking Bckinv
Wuslrs Artsnous Muscai Woft b1trs Common Wor1bBtcs
Wor dos Backgammon Roauis Chc-.iutn naHnoes M,rios
j.uF narPs ani Ton Whistles
o. addition above hnr assortment ~ Locking
Gtsscs Nantcl Per Linking clssss n fo
ant OF China Cfockep and Cs. nsniei ,.
repinf ssuL snd hand lamps ndcer for Chufcl, ~
~ ani shts bon sh ard bonte Lanterns Asrl shadss
80 urisclofs
Cal aul ealn.ac ny s-.orniont JAS EVANS
Man ~ doots fom EIchanss NayosL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-18
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD

FbNoMAs TNRER Manufactures HBJ lngots OF Rides
ihs Legislature sni an. pubne scncnl
ana elee Cois his
establishment aud az N vvorkInanshp they
cannot beetce all OF which be- Vsry prices
Anpoitfst he the fOnoNins:
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE
Superior Damascus wire AMI ssahst~is doahs and single baci
Dnahsc and singh plain ssabhtwi., Guns
Do do DO plain and imitation twsi do
po do d. eouannn Gcsnian do
Easss Gland silver mounted Rifles
Dp.nng, pocket bsh and travelling Pistols
s-lf enc kinF ani barrel revolving Pistols
and Pistol routyr FTaSks
Double and snEh Shot Pouches AMI B~s
split AMI Pain Ensl,sh and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion 'als IS pc 1000
sporsn"H's Liquor frsAs ami Pocket 1tmbisrs
English American AMI scuici Cunyou,ier
D,F calls Collar, Whips, Cir,in, Couples
Hmt-n"ns llnw ng Horns ami Buslc>
Wash R,sis Shot ChsuscrS Cap Primers, on Curs Rai,
Patent ,:nn wsdtng. wad Cutters
Mahogany and LEATHER Gun CASES
Gun Pistol AMI Iih. IocS> Iudc Rsrrcl-
Rihhs and forged and Med Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
smihs
FTsuING TACKLE
frhns rocs POINTS aui Walking Canes, English India
Gras ami Hair Lines Ss~ Gut Fishing Foat Hooks
ho"i'' Limerick kires and Virginia r,.h Hooks
Superior Rain Gilt German silver ana Plated mounted
sNons, oecrs sword Ie; Epauous
WRzs Virginia Infantry ani Troopers buttons Casps sword
Hooks Sivc. Ts~els Gloves, Lace Braid wors,d
Wings, fomPccn-; So.
En Rciscr. and smiths superior finished and warranted
RAH; Superior livery Buck
sPormsn. Dirk Deer ard Pruning Knives Rodgers
and wocnhens Manufacture. Rolgcrs Ladies ani
FANCY GOODS
Gold and mounted steel Walking
Swords Cod ani silver Evcrponied Pencils Pocket
and Wallets opera and .upe-
SPY Glass; Travellers CuTles Boa Hooks Pocket Cork
ScEaT Key RnE rwecsr; Tooth brushes
and silkry Whips 'oS,'h,r w.'h many other articles
THOMAS TyRER