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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-09

FlNO HOUSEkEEPERS.--The subscribers would
call Tbs attention of houSekeepers, aud others
to their han lsome assortment Of furnishing arlielcs
such as
Sofss. Sdsbosrds, Bureaus, Gard Tables, Bed
sleads, Pier Tables, Hat Racks, Centre Tables,
Wsshstands Rocker Chairs, Setiees, Wardrobes,
Cribs and Cradles, Best Feather Beds Mattresses, q
large aud beautiful assortment Of China, Glass and
Crocksry Ware, Grondoles In sets, Astral, Hall,
Side and Piano Lamps, Plated Casters Csndissticks,
Cake Baskets, Salsers, Butter Tubs, Shutters aud
Trays, Knives aud Forks, Spoons Stair Rods, Egg
boilers, Shoses and longs, Androns and Fender,
Walters In sets and single Ones Britannia Coffee and
Tea Pots Brass and Britannia Lamps, Coffee Mills,
Hollow-warc, Sadirons, Saucepans, WOODWARD,
Baskets, Brushes, Axes, Tinwsre Sc, with many
other articles too TO be inserted in an add
vertisement the principal part Of which having been
purchased for cash. enables to offer them at YER,
reduced prices.
10 persons furnishing, would say that you will
ind u much to your advantage, and be relieved the
trouble OF running from store To store To obtain the
various articles you may desire, by giving us call
as we have collected in our warc-room almost ever,
article used IN genteei housekeeping. We would,
therefore, most earnestly request purchasers 10 cali
and examine our articles, feeling we'll assured thai
our prices will give entire satisfaction.
c. w. BOTELER * son,
Pennsylvania avenue, next door To ID. Clagetis.
march 7--lweodif
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HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-RooMs=-

IL JNO. M. DOM, at the old established stand
Of Boteler Dom, Pennsy vania avenue, opposite
Browns Hotel continues to keep a large and well
assorted stock Of House Furnishing Goods, compris-
ing almos, every article used in housekeeping which
he will sell as low as they be procured at any
other establishment in the District
His stock has been selected with care, and although
not all purchased for cash. which he finds scarce and
hard to get, he is nevertheless enabled to sell low
his profits are only less than formerly.
The upper rooms of his establishment are well
filled with Cabinet Ware and Chairs of almost every
description, of good patterns and workmanship, per-
haps the largest stock in the city at this time and
as low prices. Persons furnishing would find i. to
their advantage TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing, they be fitted out at this estab-
lishment with parlor, dining room, chamber and
kitchen furniture, Except carpets, and the pre-
sent proprietor of the establishment is determined TO
sustain ITS reputation he solicits call from the
public.
Goods purchased here delivered to any part of the
city free of expense to the purchasers
L. 81. Nj d. has furniture car, with a care
ful driver, a; all times at the service OF persons
moving. march 9-eo3u
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srssls cultivated, a. No, 70 exceed Gus hundred
ana x acres to amy settler who BY virtue n this
scc.o"' - e"utied 70 separate entry OF such joBt
se'.,ef may jointly enter the tract Jointly occupied
oy Them and IN addition enter other contiguous un
occupied lands BY loyal Subdivision, as cot TO
cccd one hundred and sixty acres ia sll 10 each Of
such Joint settlers P,oeided, Thai the extended psi
sieSes granted 70 re-emptors by this act shall not
% construed TO deprive any other actual settler Of
hs or her previous and permanent right Of prs-emp-
uo OF 70 extend TO lands reserved for any purpose
whatever.
Sec. D. .3ad be Il fothey eascsed, That all persons
coming within the tenth section Of the act OF the
iourh OF September, eighteen hundred and forty one
snut'eo An act TO appropriate the proceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands and 10 grant presumption
rights, shall be entitled to the right Of presumption
undef It's provisions, notwithstanding such persons
claiming ihs presumption shall have settled upon and
improved The lands claimed before the same
surveyed Prorided, such settlements were made be-
lore the date OF the aforesaid act and after the cx
tngushment Of the Indian title And said act shall
not Do 80 cons rued az to preclude any person who
may have filed a notice of intention to claim any
tract oil land by presumption under said act from the
right allowed BY law to others to purchase the
by private entry after the expiration Of the right Of
presumption
Approved, March ID, lS43.
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TPUBLIo-No. "a. |
AN ACT for the protection Of commerce on Lake
Michigan.

PUBLIc--so. "a
AN ACT for the protection Of commerce on Lake
Michigan.
Be enacted by the Senate aud House Of Rxpressats
Ues eJ the United States Of 7merca in Coaxress sssen.-
tied, That the following SUMS of money be, and the
same arc hereby, appropriated to be paid Of any
money IN the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the protection Of commerce ON lake Michigan.
For the hall calendar year. from the first Of Janua-
TO hlrtcth June, eighteen hundred and forty three
and for the fiscal year. from the first day OF July,
eighteen hundred and forty-three, to the thrticth
June eighteen hundred and rorty-four, viz:
For the construction Of harbor at the most suit
able situation at near Milwaukee in the Territory
Of Wisconsin, 10 be made under the survey Of an
officer to be appointed BY the Secretary Of War; for
the SAID half calendar year, fifteen thousand dol
iai1 ;and for the said fiscal year, fifteen thousand
dollars.
II shall be the duty Of the corps Of typographical
engineers 10 survey and select the most suitable site
for lighthouse at or near Southport, on Lake Mi
chigan, in said Territory.
For continuing the public works at the harbor Of
Chicago in the State OF Illinois, for tie said half cal
endar year. ten thousand dollars and for the said s-
cal year. fifteen thousand dollars
For continuing the public works at the harbor of
ST. Joseph, in the State of Michigan for the said half
calendar year. ten thousand dollars and for the said
fiscal year, fifteen thousand dollars.
Sec 2. 3ad be II further enacted, That before the
money hereby appropriated for the construction of
harbor at or near said Milwakie, shall be expended
the corps OF typographical engineers shall select,
from actual examination and survey the point of L.
cation Of said harbor.
Approved, March Sd, l843
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The party proposing TO supply the articles will
make an invoice Of all the items embraced in the
above list and aix the prices in dollars and cents
at which they will furnish them, deliverable in New
York on or before the 18th day Of May next calcu-
laiing the quantity Of each article and extending the
cost, making an aggregate Of the whole invoice be-
fore sending it on The Department reserves the
right to increase diminish the quantity Of any
,cle and substitute others in lieu thereof The goods
will be inspected at New York by agent Of the
United States, who will be appointed by the Depart
ment for the purpose, and t. ascertain the confor
nifty OF the articles purchased with the samples
exhibited, when the contract shall be made, and
with the terms Of the contract ITSELF which
shall contain clause that II the articles are
not furnished within the time prescribed OF
or If they are OF insufficient quality and il within
FIVE days after notice Of such insucency the party
shall not furnish Others IN lieu thereof Of the requr
ed quality, the United States shall be authorized 10
purchase them Of othe7 and to charge any increase
Of price they may be compelled 10 pay therefor TO
the contractor, who shall pay the said difference to
the United States.
Separate contracts will he made for the Transport
taton from New York TO the Indian country.
Bonds will be required, in the amount of the bids,
with two good sureties, the suflcienoy OF whom TO
be certified by United States Judge or District Az
orney for the faithful performance OF the contracts.
PAYMENT will he made after the contracts completed,
and the delivery Of the goods 10 agent Of the De
Samples Of the goods may be seen at this office.
Communications 10 be marked Proposals for In
dian Goods"
The bids win be submitted with the following
heading;
(or ve) propose TO furnish for the service OF the
Indian Department, the following goods al the prices
affixed TO them respectively, viz
Here insert the list OF goods
Deliverable IN the city Of New York on or before
the 18th day Of May nert end IN case OF the accept
ancc Of this proposal the quantity being prescribed
by the Department, Tor we) will execute a con-
trac, according TO this agreement, and give sstsiac-
tory security TO the Department, within eight days
after the acceptance Of this bid and IN case Of failure
to enter into such contract and give such security
or we) will gay to the United States the difference
between the sums hidden by me, Tor u.s., and the sum
which the United States may be obliged TO pay for
the same articles.
r. HARTLEY CRAWFORD.
! Orrros Iyp,,s Abrams, March z, is<3.
mar S-t2lmar
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[BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASsEu
AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE I"EN'
TY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.

[rusLIc-No- 30
AN ACT authorizing the reissue Of Treasury notes
and for other purposes
Ne 4 xsesed BY .s< Se~as AID House Of RePressnia-
hpx oTtAe Us led Stss Of .1meres " CongTe" assem-
Ma Ths, when any outstanding Treasury noics. is
ncd m pursuance Of the act Of thirtyhrst August,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-two, entitled
.An act limit the sale Of public stock to par, and
10 authorize the issue Of Treasury notes, In lieu
thereof to a certain amount or any previous act OF
Congress SHALL after the passage Of this act be re-
deemed at any time before the first day Of July, one
thousand eight hundred and forty four the Secretary
Of the Treasury, should the wants Of the public
wee require, may cause other notes, TO the same
amount to be issued in place Of such may be re-
the respective acts by which said notes were orgini-
nally authorized and issued.
Sec 2. .7ad be further enacted That, after matu-
r Of the Treasury notes issued under the said act
Of hry6rst August, or Of this act, interest may be
paid thereon, in the same manner rs ON Treasury
notes authorized previous 10 the fifteenth ALL last,
under the ninth section OF the act approved that
day. entitled "An act for the extension Of tho
loan Of one thousand eight hundred and forty
one. and for an addition Of five millions Of dollars
thereto and for allowing interest on treasury notes
due"
Sec. g. Ind be il further enacted That, in lieu Of
issuing the Treasury notes in the manner authorized
by the first section Of this act the President IN his
opinion it snail be for the interest oil the United states
so To do may cause any Of said notes now outstand-
ing. to be redeemed and cancelled as they become
due if the Secretary Of the Treasury cannot redeem
them out Of the funds in the Treasury, by an issue
of stock Of the United States, for the amount thus
redeemed, in the same form, for the same ,ime and
under the same restrictions, limitations ana pross-
ions as are contained in an act approved April f-
teen, eighteen hundred and forty-two entitled IAN
act for the extension Of the loan Of eighteen hundred
and forty-one and for addition Of i've million Of
dollars thereto and for allowing interest on Treasury
notes due" except that no commissions shall be al
lowed or paid for the negotiation Of such business
and except also that said stock TO be issued shall
be redeemable at period not longer than ten years
from the issue thereof.
Approved, March Sd, 1913
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The disease OF the "black tongue" has proved We
ry fatal in some parts of Missouri In the thinly po
puatcd settlement Of Point Pleasant, IN New Madrid
county, seventy five persons had fallen victims TO IT,
belief entertained that the disease is contagious
being founded On the fact that it is known in many
cases to run through family when it had seized
any person in it.
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PUBLIC NO, SO. |

AN ACT to fix the compensation of the Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings.
he II enacted by the Senate and House Of Rspresenta-
tires the United States Of 1aerica IN Congress assem-
tled That the compensation of the Commissioner OF
Public Buildings shall be two thousand dollars per
annum, and no more
Sec =. Ind be further enacted That no portion
OF the appropriation for public buildings and grounds
or any Improvement alteration of the same, shall
be applied to the payment Of clerk clerks in the
Office OF said Commissioner, or Of an architect un-
less the same be expressly provided for in the act
Sec. 3. .ind be further enacfed, That all acts or
parts OF acts inconsistent with the provisions Of this
act be, and the same hereby are, repealed.
Approved, March 3d. ls43.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
OR RENTING subscribers are authorized
10 sell that valuable two story Brick Dwelling House,
with dry basement, on Lot in the subdivision Of
Square No 573, to- and west Of the line of the
railroad, short distance north Of the depot.
Terms, $500 cash, $500 in twelve months, and tie
balance at any time within years II not sold at
early day Il will be rented to approved tenant
at a moderate rent.
JOHNSON & CALLAN
march [Intelligencer.l
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DOCTOR zOLLICKOFFER's VEGETABLE
PURGATIvE AND ALTERA TIVE PILLS.

DDNfoh LDlsiithOf Liz NfSkIABI,k
PURGATIVE AND ALTERA TIVE PILLS.
JNHESE PILLS operate mildly and efcctualIy in
Il removing all bilious and other yiliaied matter
from the bowels, and correcting, at tie same time
the action Of the LIVER and all the secretioos aui
consequently preserving az we'll as restoring, that
consistence in the state OF the blood essential 10
the enjoyment Of health. They are made entirely
ou, Of VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and are the re-
suit OF the experience Of DIR. ZollickoHcr IN Medi-
cal Botany, for upwards OF twenty years. They
purge without gripping or sickening the stomach and
may be taken without any restrictions diet or drink
or fear from exposurc-and by the most delicate per-
sons with perfect safety. The FACULTY say they
are the best popular pill before the public.
Diseases IN which these pills viii generally effect
cure-simple cases OF bilious fever, fever and atc,
and all kinds Of collie, whether bilious spssmodic,
hatulen or wind colo the first stages OF diarrbaa,
ooseness in the bowes) and dy scntcry, iux
uvenoss whether transient or bsbtual loss Of sppe-
e, sick headache, pain IN the head giddiness, piles
liver complaint, jaundice, hives, measles, chicken
pox, scarlet fever, female distractions and In all az
fections, where either mild or active purga,iye Is
calculated TO do good
For further particulars, see the directions accom-
panJing each box-prIce Is cents.
MEDICAL FACULTY RECOMMENDATION.
I5- We, the subscrbcrs Medical Practitioners
IN Carroll and Frederick countless take great plea
SURE ~ recommending 10 the public DR.. IOLLlCk-
OFFERS VEGETABLE PURGATIyE AND AL
TERATIvE PILLS, As a safe and invaluable Fam
lily Medicine, aud, IN our opinion, superior, - com
mon domestic remedy, 10 every other popular Pill
with which the public y favored;
William Willis, NJ. d. Jas. L. BilI'ngslea, NJ. ID.
J. L. W srfiold, VI. -. Geo. n. Aiken MI
John swope NJ. ID, John w. Dorsey, VI. ID.
John y. y. Lgs.t VI. ID. Samuel Swopc, VI. ID.
Joseph W. Briggs, NJ. ID William II. Poele, VI ID.
from h' ""thor " Star srongied Bann,r," .. ~
hey, Esq.
W.surseror CRY, April d, 1912.
Dear Sir Conhding in yourself, and the medical
gentlemen TO whom you had submitted the compo-
i,iou Of YOUR pills have used them in my family,
nd CONSIDER Them mild and eHec'ual family mcdi-
s.ns, which msy be safely used.
Respectfully, y. S. krv.
DR. VIM. Zollickoaer.
The above invaluable Pills sr. TO be had Of
WILLIAM YOUNG,
door.css q Gsdsby's Hotel,
an9 Washington Cny,
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Rsfereneesi
Pihsburgh-Messrs. Shea & Pennock,
Mr. Samuel Church,
Messrs. M'Vay, Hanna x Co.
c. H. Kay Il Co.
Phiiadeiphia-Messs. Weller. Miller & Hand
Dickson & Tiers,
Robert Stein & Co
John II. Brown g. Co.
Spering, Good & Co.
Craig Bellas & Co.
VIM. M. Meredith Esq.
Mem York-Messrs. Gould, Banks & Co.
Collins, keese g. Co.
Woodruff & Miniurns,
A. Il A. Benson,
8. DEWITT Boodgood, Esq.
r. e. Wetmore, Esq.
Boston-Hon. Levi Lincoln,
Franklin Haven, Esq.
Warrington City-Hon. Walter Forward, Secretary
ofths Treasury.
apl6 iy A. w. Marks, Esq.
Intel. and Globe
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AN ACT to test the practicability Of establishing
system of electromagnetic tsIegrsphs by the
Uniiel Slater.
Be "a sr~fsd kyfhs Se~ais ~nd Iicrus n ReTrsssr-
is'ir fire United St~tss of .f~rrs in Corervs sssS~s
bed That the sum Of thirty thousand dollars BE-, and
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IpUBLlc--No. 3l.1
AN ACT to repeal the Bankrupt Act

Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repnsenta-
tires Of The United States Of .4me,ica IN Congress
bied That the act entitled "An act to establish uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United
sates,'' approved the nineteenth day Of August,
eighteen hundred and forty one, be, and the same
hereby is repealed Prorded, That this act shall not
affect any case or proceeding In bankruptcy COM
menced before the passage OF this act, or any palms,
penalties, or forfetes, incurred under the said act
but every such proceeding may be continued to its
final consummation in like as if this act had
not been passed.
Approved, March Sd, lS43.
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BLANK BOOKS.

BLANK BOOKS,
Ofthe most durable kind made from he finest linen
paper, and bound in a manner unequaiied in thf,
country for strength and dursl ity. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in upwards Of siIty years, without givinh
way, and any Of their suprfns books which may be
ordered will he warranted to stand usaee that length
Of time.
Orders from public Offices, institutions, and indiy
duals will be attended to with promysness and at fair
rates. HOGAN Il THOMPSON,
No, 30 North 4th ST., and No 1903
Chestnut, ST., Philadelphia.
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HATS-NEW FASHION The New Yock style,
IL as introduced by Loary & Co., received at
TODDS
Fashionable Establishment, doors west of Browns
Hotel mar 7--St,f
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WILLIAM T.. AUSTIN,
A L L ORN K Y A + l. A
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM. e. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his attsn,
ton to my unfinished business; and l recommend
him to the patronage Of my friends.
WALTER Forward.
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feb ls-lawtl7A

The MadIsonat Republican and Sun, Baltimore,
American Sentinel and Evening Mercury, Ph,ladel-
phia Union and Standard, New York, will copy this
advertisement and present the account 10 the col.
cctors OF The respective ports for payment
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-24

OaGAN'zATloN.-Burke, says, in reference
to organization:-
:" Whilst men are linked together, they ca.
silly and speedily communicate the alarm Of
any evil design. They are enabled to fa,hom
1t with common counsel, and to oppose it with
united strength. Whereas, when they lie dis
persed, without concert, order or discipline,
communication is uncertain, council difficult,
and resistance is lmpracticabie. Where men
are not acquainted with each others principles,
nor experienced in each others talents, not at
all practised in their mutual habitudes and
dispositions by joint efforts in business, no
personal confidence, no friendship. no common
interest. subssting among them. it is evident
ly impossible that they can, act public part
with uniformity. perseverance, or efficiency.
In connection, the most inconsiderable man
by adding to the weight Of the whole has his
value, and his use; out of it the greatest tall
ents are wholly unserviceable to the public.
No man, who is not inf1amed 10y vain glory
into enthusiasm, can fla.ter himself that his
single, unsupported, desuItory, unsystema,ic
endeavors are Of power to defeat the subtle de.
signs and united cabols of ambitious citizens,
When bad men combine, the good must associ-
ate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpiti-
ed sacrifice in contemplate struggle"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-24

JUDGE WlLLiAMs.-The Bloomington Va
aid complains lha, orr remarks in Ie|aljm
Judge Williams granting a writ of errOrnt
convicted Indians. was an attack upon nj
gentleman. They were not so INTENDED. !
is true we regret his Honor's course in ID
matter, nothing of the kind ever having h
done in the Territory before, as adding Ia,r
TO the expenses of this county, aud as BEN!
no possible benefit to the Indians ,hemsss
Judges Mason and Wilson, having aIfea5ya|
cIded there Was no error in the proceedr|
We no where questioned the purity ofLisR|
tives, and We esteem him highly as an has|
and Popolar Judge upon the bench, and in III
intercourse with society as bri'lian, sxsnp
of all the social vir,ues.-M;ner's Ey.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-24

: The houses in the lows OF Ca'' vb
Sharon, Staughton, Easton. and gun "A
Dedham, Massachusetts, were SHAKE" ,hs
Tuesday morning Of last week, as rhs
people supposed, by an earthquake; ,. n;
first sound was like a heavy exPloM." u..
but it continued like rumbling OF % I;.d
der for upwards of a minute, and ''eD ".l,.
away. The houses y ere, seDsibIy sp'" :,
the doors were Jared open, and ds''''
the breakfast table ratified.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-24

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun ssa
that one cord of good, seasoned, while ta|
sapling hickory, at $3.50, is worth more tu
three cords cf common yellow pine, vh1
carriage included, is 81 SO. A cord Of seuh
we'll seasoned oak wood, which costs an|
dollars. is worth more than two cords Of pn|
which cost four. Two cords Of hickory, tss|
ing nine dollars, including carriage, are Ofgs
er intrinsic value in use than three of good ai
costing ten dollars and fifty cents, CARRIAGES
c'uded.-Hickory, even when nominaly &rl
er, is, in fact aud reality cheaper than enAs
oak or pine, and prudence and economy nss
sarily indicate it as preferable 10 the Others
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-24

FOUND DEAD.-On the 18th inst, the
coroner of this county held an inquest on
the body Of Richard Williams. aged Is
years, found dead at his house few miles
north Of this place. Itappears that he had
been residing for sometime entirely alone.
He was discovered by some one passing
his cabin and had been dead some ten
days or two weeks. It was supposed
that he came 10 his death by an apopiec,ic
fit. @76 in gold was found in his posses
sion. Gap. Reporter.