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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-20

We have been requested to publish the fol
lowing statement in reference TO a ncwspape
article which first appeared in the New Yorl
Tribune, and in which il is alleged that Ger
TAN allowances have been made TO Mr. Van Ness
our late Minister 10 Spain, by the orders or ad
vice Of the President This statement is vouch
ed by responsible name which is left with US
1st 1t is not true that Mr. Van Ness has hac
any allowance credited 10 him by any order o.
intimalion from the President
IDLY. 1t is not true that Mr.. Webster, in a sin
gle instance, confirmed previous suspension o.
rejection 10 Mr.. Van Ness's accounts, but, OF
the contrary, that he reversed them 10 six in
stances. Nor il Mr.. V. N. the only Minister il
whose case such reversals have taken place
3dly. Mr.. Van Ness has not had single cred
it allowed to him which had not previously beer
given to others.
And, 4thly. The whole subject of Mr. Van
Ness Mission, and his accounts, underwent a
deliberate examination by the Committee or
Foreign Affairs of the last House Of Represen.
talives, in pursuance Of resolution introduced
by member of the House, inslructing thai
Committee TO inquire, whether Mr.. Van Ness
was indebted TO the Government All the ac,
counts, and all documents and correspondence
IN relation to them, were a long time before the
Committee, and the result was a full and unan.
imous report, declaring that he ought 10 be cred.
tied at The Treasury for erery suspended o,
rejected charge.
IL may be proper TO state, too, that The Com
miltee was composed of nine gentlemen, eight
OF whom were opposition wings, and the other
an administration whig; and the Chairman
being the Hon. John Quincy Adams. 1t re-
mains for all honest and Just men TO saw
whether, after such an investigation and report.
ciiIzen ought TO be longer persecu,cd. or
whether any officer Of the Government can be
subjected to blame for making allowances under
such circumstances.
II may be further remarked, that the prcsi.
dents interference IN such case, had il even
taken lace, would have been perfectly Jus. lila
BILE, and directly in the line ofhis duty; since he
IS the proper authority TO determine all questions
arising on the accounts Of the diplomatic agents
and which may be presented TO him, the C,re;,n
intercourse fund having been placed by the la,v
under his charge and direction.
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A PAMPHLET.

The refutalio, of the changes made by Mr.
Bots Zone Of the Clay leaders, against Presi-
dent TYLER, which has just appeared in tn
Madisonian, has also been printed IN pamphlet
form, Tor distribution among the People. Or
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We tru .l our friends in all parts of the Union,
will contribute TO lay this document before the
People.
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Reverend Clergy
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MAishai Boston.
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This Lodge built the frst Monument on Bunker
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hnl Monument Association
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Siaishai chanie Association.
This Association built with funds which they pro-
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THE BUNKER HILL CELERR ALTON

TIE BUNKER HILL CELEBRATION
Almost eogrosses cur columns to- day. We
ieel that we are unable to offer any remark. Al
present, that could add to the patriotic olow
which the account of the proceedings we pub-
lsh must produce IN the breasts Of our reader,
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Mr.. Web
ster' VIII be given at length to morrow, provided
corrected copy reaches us in time.
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A granite column, intended for the new cu.,oro.
mouse IN Boston, reached that place on FRIDAY ON
vehicle with srteen large wheels, and drawn by ",n
enfy oxen and several horses y ''0
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The actual cost Of the Bunker Hill Mopumer,
was sl0l ,6se
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-20
From The Boston Times.
BUNKER HILL MONU MENT.
SEVENTEENTH OF JUNE, 1913.
CELEBRATION OF THE COMPLETION OF
THE MONUMENT ON BUNKER HILL.

The Chief Marshal in presenting the following
Programme to the public takes occasion to observe
that the letters of many of the Assoc atons 10
his hands I'm ough such devious channels, that he has
reason to believe that many have not been yet re-
ceived, which are already on their way; the list,
therefore, will be altered from day to day. further
information NAV be received.
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We desire 10 discuss these matters fully.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
PETERS PILLS

w + have tried DR. Jos Prisstly Peters Vsue-
w getabls Pills, and have no hesitauon In
pronouncing thSm the best AntibiIious Medicina
that we have ever used in our families. We are
acquainted with several families ia this city who
give them the preference at all other kinds. on
account OF their mIldness, and at the same time
certainty OF ectIon.-N Y Examiner.
More than ten millions Ofboxes of these ,ypIv
valuable Ambitious Pills have been soId in the
United States, .Canadas, " est Indies MsTIeo and
texas, since the first ofJaxBary, eighteen hun
dred and thirty FIVE. N"
Hundreds and thousands bless the DIV ,hev
were " duced, by the persuasiOns Of a friend "a
try a box Of DR. Peters Pills,
DR. Joseph P~riestley Peters,
Dear Sr'-l have used your valuable Pills ,heso
last four years IN cases Of Dyspepsia, Liver com
plant, and Sick Headache, al have Eouod 80,
IN a majority ofcuses, the moot Taluabie pill. 4
have ever used. JOHN CASE NJ ~ 1
For Sick or Nervous Headache. or Billion. r..
yer, l would recommend Peters' Pills m ny.fa,.
ence to all other kinds.
X ii ARMSTRONG. Nj D..
The following from the eminent DIR Emsrson 10
considered sufficient.
have used IN my practice these last FIVE ware
DR. Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills ana CON,
sldered them the best Family Medicine / have
a supply Of these truly valuable Plls i,s, ro.
eeiyed and Tor sale Wholesale add Real bv
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for WheeEsr.
Large size boxes, containing As Pills, 80 csDts,
small SIZE boxes containing 40 Pills, az cents nor
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pill 3. can
be obtained IN mOst every country store in Wes.
lefh va nov l6-4m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
WORM LOZENGES.

IN more than 400, 900 asses to be in
II ialhble, the only certain worm destroyinp
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arse
from worms and occasion long and intense
suffering, and even death, without the Fever be-
ing suspectedj grown. persons are very much az
hiCted with them and are 6UCTorgd for various
complaints without any benefit, when one dose
Of these LoZenges would speedily cure them.
Mr. } Murphy, 90 North 81. Philadelphia, was
appled TO by poor woman whose daughter 7
years old had been sick for nearly 3 wears; her
stomach was as large as a grown persons, her
arms and legs so swollen that she could not
walk or help herself, although she could SAT as
much as, TWO labOripg men. Two celt brated
doctors had. exhausted their skill without any
beReht; the father had spent al he could raise
and was discouraged. be abandoned all idea Of
doing any thing more for her; and looked 10
death alone 70 take her out Of he. misery. Mr.
Murphy believing % a case Of worms gave her n
box OF Shermans LozenRes and in two DAYS she
returned with JOY beaming in her eyes and said
the BOzehRCs had saved her childs lie. The frst
dozen brought away nearly a plot OF worms In
one living mass; she afterwards counted over
800 that were discharged besides the asses
winch she could not count. The child was lite.
rally eaten up with them-RnOther living witness
Of the almost miraculous efficacy Of Shermap's
kozenges. EEPuce only Is cents Der box
Those valuable Worm candies are suHeieDuv
know ~ Virgins without any further comment
For sale Wholesale and Retail By
OLIVER PRYOR.
nov l'-Fm Sele agentfOr Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
SHERMAN,S
O H

N NE the safest, most sure and effectual rem
IA edy Tor coughs, colds. consumptIoo vboo-
ping cough, asthma, tighiness OF the Innps or
chest, NC. The proprietor has never knoyyn an
instance where they dad not give perfect sarsfac-
ton.
Over 1000 persons have given their names
within the last year as a reference of the won.
derful virtues 81 tie cough lozenges- They cur.
all recSnt cases IN a fe~ hours, seldom REQUIRING
more than one dayto entlTeiy eradicate the most
distressing ones.
Mr. G It Matthews, g Caroline 81. suffered ,
year win a hard, light cough, pain i'm the aide.
spittlng OF blood, and all the usual sysptoms of
consump ton. The Lozcnges relieved him imn,a.
dIaiely, and IN a few weeks restored him 10 nertcct
health He says they are the greatest medicine
in the world.
DIR Zabriskie, Is Duane ST, has used tbem in
over 200 cases, some Of hem ofthe most ALARMING
character, and always with the greatest success
A young lady OF Us years old was supposed 10 be
IN a decline; several physicians hid attended
ner arc gwen her up az incurabls. She had n
distressing cough, was so weak she could moi ant
up but a lew minutes NJ n time, and had every
appearance OF a speedy dissolution. On the brink
OF Rer grave as II were, she took a dozen Of
She mans LOzenGes; they seemed 10 give her
new hfe-she perseveTed. and less IN n four boTes
restored her TO perfect health. These Lozesge,
saved her from al untimely death.
Many persons have complained of being
humbugGed ont other dollars BY cough svruns
who have found n cure in Sherman's cough
candies. they are not rcquy ed to purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Vef9 often one % cent box
will cure them.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
OLIVER PRYOR, Union 81.
"oV% Uhee!lpg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
EYE
VUATEU

OUCH is the wonderful effects Of this valuable
- Eye Water, in relieving and curing the com
il once, will ever after give IL the preference 10
that OF any other preparation.
A respectable phy stefan and druggist in Con-
neeiLcut wIles;LSir ~; a p9uent Oh mine, w sno
Is the only kind he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a bottle,
Dum|ries' Remedy for the painful and debilita-
ting complaint Of hePttes. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov gath.
Sr-The Pile ointment and e~lectuary that /
lately had OF you, has had an excellen; effect. ]
have been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours The late attack was a severe one,
but the relief was almost immediate, t H..
Mr. KIdder
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in YER
family Dumfries Remedy for the Piles, have
found It the best have ever met wi:h in this part
Of the country. have found the. electuay the
only physic That could be used with certainly and
ease.
A dealer wntes-"I consider It (Dumfres re-.
Inedyliar superior 20 any article boloT offered 20
the Public, for the Piles.
A painful case. A box Of the Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the patient, "a Re.
male) had been long and painfully afflicted, In a
ncighbOung town reports an agent:
The article (which consists o. two boxes.
Electuary a. Ointment, price 81 { 2 cents each.o
70 cents for both is accompanied with valuable
cOpiOus directions.
reduced 10 % and - Cts-givc immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed % a w hours.
~ u. Each OF ths articles will be signed WI
Kidder, on the outside wrapper.
Prepared rom the original VI s Recipe Of DR.
" TConway,bY w J. klddeT immediate succes.
soT 70 the late r Kidler By " houp they are for
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, and h. bis
SPECIAL appointment ~ \ BAKER,
dec7 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
LIVER

This disease; from lts long standing andFepea-
ted attacks, and also from The manner in which
II has been treated, OiIen ewes the dregs Of the
disease IN some way cling to the system some
strength, with dull heavy pain located iR some
part o. the syst IN. In all such cases, DIR Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, to support, strengthen, and
give vigcI to reclining health, and defend it from
the lnrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimen to the great eff
caCy Of this invaluable meuIcine.
EFDr Swayne's office, No 50, North Sixth st.
one door below Arch, Philadelphia, where ali or
ders for agencies, &c, must be directed. Refer
ences will be expected.
DR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
JAMES BAKER.
oct Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
CORNS, CORNsu CORNs,v

(NURED by the Albion corn pIasterr II aaords
- immediate relief, and Is a sure cure for
Germs, II dlssolves the corn and removes IL from
the foot with case and expedition, without IN,
least pam. FROM among the many cases Of
cures read the following extract of a letter from
the rev EbeneZer Newhallo Of T.ihculn. Mass.
l cannot neglect 10 state, that l feel great cor
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster as ono of tbo
surest remedles;l have tried IT'S efficacy, and in
tour successive applications according 10 The d.
~rect:ons, ~ ot!cotyd a cure
in proof OF which, read the following cases,-
A iady!-To whom reference can be made. after
suffering great pain, and inconvenience for vpars
from corns, and who IN the mean tirne was ma
KING use OF varIot $ highly celebrated rcn edies.
put TO no pIrPose, ant had in consequence of
these repeated dIsappOIntments, nearly despair-
ed OF relief, most happily met with the AibIon
corn plaster, one box of (which, tat an expen az Of
only 90 cents,) has entirely cured her corns! So
astonishing was this cue as 10 induce several NJ
the irlends and nelRhbOrs Of the lady. 10 use the
same remedy, and with the same good sncce,sI
,oAn old Uniformed an aren,
thSt aiter suffering unconscionable pain and
trouble for yeaas from a corn, which had resist
ed every attempt TO destroy, was cured bv Tins
most valuable plaster!
A person!-So ,ripplCd with corn. for a long
tune as to be unable TO walk, had 10 cuY holes IN
ms shoes to ca sc his feet,-Has cured by this
N b. Each OF the articles will be 1zned w T.
klddeT on the Outside wrapper,
'''C9nsHmPtion. No person can have ade-
duaIeluea OF the astonishing relief which DIR
Relies highly celebrated A srhmafic or consume
i've pnls, give IN consumption coughs. colds
dsFlcul'y of breathing, whees ing, tightness of
me crest, pam IN the side, splitting ofbloed. DC
A TAR trial only is necessary To- convince nersons
suffering from these complaints hal mi : Is one
9i the most valuable medicines ever discovered
lor complaints OF the lungs generally. Common
colds are removed IN a few hours. Price 81 cts
prepared from the original Nj S Recipe IF mr.
w Conway by w Kidder, immediate snc-
eeslor 10 the late i kIdder. By whom thev are
Ior sale at his counting room, No sc State al
corner of Merchants row. Boston, and Inv his
special appointment by JAS BAKER. ~
uec Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
100000
sHERMAN's POORMAN,s PLAsTsp

SHERMAN's POOR MANS PLAsTER.
pHEUMATISM. Lumbago, pain and vssk.
IL net 9 IN the bach, lOins, side. mech. brsas,
OF limbs, ehectlally cured BY In coughs and
liver complaints they afford astonishing T~oSults.
NOTa on the lower part Of the spine. thev euro
the plies, and on the back Of the peeks 81
children teething will give INN diate relief
Several persons have called az ths warehouse
20 express their surprise and thanks. Al the al
NEST miraculous cures these plasters have e.
fcCted.
Jos W Hoxo, Esq. wh1 had been 90 Afflicted
with rheumatism, a. 10 be unable 20 dress him
sel without assistaace was enabled after wear
iRR OF e only ] night. % get up alone ~ the NOR
ming, put on hIs clothes and call a. our Offices
with eyes heamlnR with JOY end his tongnfs
pouring forth the gladness Of bIs heart ~ the
sudden 1nd signal relief he had received from
this best q all remedies.
Mr. David Williams Of Elizabethtown. N
an old Rsvolu tionary soldier was 90 afflicted
with rheumausmt that be could scarce help him
self these plasters entirely cured him. FFPfice
only ~ IL centsa plaster sod which not only
makes them the best but the cheapest pIast,Ig
In the wsrld. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Retail bv
OLIVER PRYOR.
nov Tim sole gent for Whselinu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
ITCH CUREDu

REi II ever so inyeterate. in one hours appIiea-
Il uon, and no danger from taking cold-sy
extended here has become IT'S reputation. Thar
dealers are oTceflng IL from all parts of the coun.
iry; as a remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
A student, connected with one efour Literary
institutions, where this loath some disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfnes' Itch Oint-
ment extermina ted II, after various other appli-
cations had failed to do so, and il had i'm conse-
qneHce canned = reputation i'm thai seminary. and
ytcLIty, as the best remedy kno vn for the Itch
TName can be gwen If desired.
F1t,Tnis preparation, for pleasantness. safety.
expedition, ease and certainty. is .unsurpassed ~
equal!ed. ltdoes not contain the least particle
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females or to children az the breast, and n
cures, however inveierate, in one hours apple
CATION only, and no danger from taking cold.
lesum0ny IN proof Of the high character Of
TINS article as follows
a distant dealer, in ordering a gross, observes;
yet used IN these partsPi
Another writes from a distant city-'It is a
valuable aTtcle, aEd fully worth the price set
upon lt-lthas no equal in this market?'
Aphysiclan o the first eminence, IN prescribing
y SPOKE OF TIN the highest terms, as most COM
pletely answering the purpose, and 10 use his
own words, pronounced IL justine thing
It's also one Of the best application for the
BARRIERS Itch, pimples, and diseases Of the skin
generally
Price with full directions IS cents.
ft+Dr Relics Astbmatc or C~ensump6vs nils
ms has been pronounced among an The cough
THedicines TO be had, one Of the most vaIuable
ever yet discovered, which a trial will prove
~ 3. Each article will b. signed by w L
hidder on the outside wrapper.
PTcPared from The original NJ s Recipe Of DR.
W Conway, byW L Kidder, Immediate sncce..
sOT 90 the late It Kidder, by who N they are for
sale az his counting rODm, No IS STATE etrsc,
COIhet OF meIchants row, Boston. and by his
special appolntmentby JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

0Jhe Wondeth Cures performed BIZ Or Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Uid Cherry.
NR SWAYNE-Dear Sir-When | was al
- Pinsburgh last August. | purchased Of your
AGENT six bottles Of your Compound Syrus OF
Wud Cherry. | had for many years been tTou-
clcd with a Cough, often very violent, With other
Indications of Consumption, or disease of the
Lungs, "ta very serious nature i had very little
faith IN medicine, as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyOndIts reach. | had applied
to several Physicians for relief, and also used
some highly pulled Tedicines which had seen
IN the newspapcTs.bu but hearing that you had much
treated many cases uf Consumption | concluded
TO try yours and from that time, 1 asn happy TO
say, l found relief write this IN hope u at you
viii publish IL, so that if any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
10 hnd a medicine, the virtues of which may be
rehed upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
ANOTHER

OF the 7roRderfui cures performed 6y DR.
~ StedyHeS co pPOuRd Syrup Of Wild cherry.
DIR Swayne-Dear SIT,-WhenI was at Pitts
burgh .dst August, j purch ased of your agent
six bottles. OF your compound syrup of Wild
with a cough, often very violent, vi h other in.
d~icatlons OF consumption, or disease OF the lungs,
Of very serious nature. Ihac very little faith
hopeless and beyond its reach. Ihad applied Ia
several PHYSICIANS for relief, and also used some
highly paired medicines which ! had seen in HE
newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex-
perience in the practice CT medicine, and had
treated many cases Of consumption, l concluded
TO try yours, and from that time, | am happy 70
say, l found relief. 1 write this IN hopes you
viii publish II, so that i: amy human being has
sutterc 1 as l have done, They may know where
10 ind a medicine, the virtues of which NAV be
relied upoR. Yours respectfully,
jan ? JAMES OSRTRN.
For sale bY JAS BAKER.