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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-04

,oned Virginia gentleman Title which, am sure,
he will never stoop 10 tsrnsh BY attemptin8 70 pIsc-
tlco on the public the imposition that Mr. Van bu
rem has any strength here. Hs has "ons, ana sPea.
the sentiments Of the whole dntrict when say ,na'
should he be the candidate MIR Clay will beat h'm
IN Wi.es district 1000 votes. This no Idle asser-
ton. II is strictly true. .a
Your position, Mr.. Editor, know Is one OF difii-
Guilty, while you prefer Sir. Van Buren,, you are fea
DIV 10 do justice to John Tyler and TO tell me wo'id
that he is Republican Of the old Virginia school
In r, questing for this place, feel assured you wi
al once perceive the business OF our cause ana ''a'
you will not attempt TO make capital Tor your ia'o.
rite candidate AT the expense OF truth 20" MAO" ''1'
with Mr. Van Buren, as the candidate, this who'o
county bordering on the seaboard, VIII give iie''J
Clay AN erwholmDg majority.
Knowing your preference for Mr.. Van buren,
would not ask you TO publish this, did not know you
to be a man, who will never suffer deception 10 eA
list, when the truth was known TO you MI n'eno
can but determine whether his own sense oil justice
to the district and himself, ought not to induce MN
IN cony il also YoRK.
The position of f" DIRK" as regards Mr. an
Buren,, is thus subs ntiaied by the correspond
ent of the 80 Norfolk Herald" so far as the East
ern Shore is concerned. The article from
which we make the extract was written from
the Eastern Shore:
:" The Democracy of the shore is, should say de-
cidedly Calhounsh. And here, ! think, we shall DC
gamers. Many, | dare hope, are unalterably oP
posed to Van Buren-somc of the leaders even
Among the latter, am happy to record Mr. fishei
DIR. Simkins, and Mar. Gray, of Northampton, who
can't go Van any how. And J. l.. UPshur' Esq, an'
other Of the prominent Democratic leaders, declares
in reply to an assault made in public debate, upon
the little magician that he did not stand up 10 DE-
fend Mr.. Van Buren,"
1t will be observed that the Wings are cal
culaiiDg upon success from the TACT 'hat goou
Democrats will support Clay in preference 10
Van Buren,. If the contest should be between
Clay and Van Buren,, and the State of Virginia
is lost to the cause of Democracy, there will be
but one ma ans werable for il, viz "THOMAS
RITCHIE.n
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cred Tor short time, snd then postponed Until
ID. mouow then the Senate adjourned.

The House, yesterday, after our reporter left
the Hall, resumed the consideration Of the bill
directing the reserved lead mines in illSsls,
Iowa, and Wisconsin TO be sold and, after a
debate, the previous question was demanded on
It's engrossment, and il was rejected by vote OF
90 TO 81. Mr.. CLlsoMAs, who voted with the
majority, moved reconsideration OF the vote,
and pending this question, the House ad
journed.
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ESTur ORIGINAL EruropiAs SrRrsAprps, il will
be perceived by an advertisement in another CO.
lumn, will perform at Apollo Hall for four nights on
ly. As mere rMrTsroRs Of these well known melo.
dists have elected in this city the applause
certainly the ORIGINALS themselves have every res-
son TO anticipate encouragement proportionate to
their talents; "the entertainment being" as they
say, =" Of the most chaste and amusing character
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W.sHSGroN Hen ScHooL. But several months
ago this school was commenced, and such hs. been
the success with which the principals have met that
they have, for the better accommodation Of pupils,
erected very neat building at the csrner Of and
Fourteenth streets. Messrs. Arnold and Girsult ar,
well qualified for the station which they occupy both
with regard to the branches Of education taught and
the admirable discipline enforced
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nTThe Jacobin organ in Ohio, the Colum-
bia Statesman, is belching birthstone and fury
against a. annexation" Mr.. Benton is on
his way to Kentucky, and no doubt he has given
one of the party wires a significant Jerk
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The In,elligencer's principal argument against
the annexation" treaty, is that the nego-
tiations have been conducted secretly How
did the IntelligenceI's friend, Mr. Webster,
conduct the negotiations in the case Of the
A,hburton treaty2
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We have received the lst and Cd Nos OF
Verplanck's illuminated edition of Shakespeare
1t is the most splendid edition we have ever
seen.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The Eastern mail beyond New York failed
this morning. We learn, however, from the
Baltimore Sun, (neutraD that the Wings have
carried both branches Of the Legislature, which
will secure Wing Governor.
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PETERSBURG, April I'd, 1874.
A WORD TO MIR. RITCHIE.
Your friend and servant,

I" The friends Of Mr.. Tyler in Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, have celebrated his
birthday, March 29h with distinguished honors."-
Enquirer Of Tuesday.
Is ii possible' This, indeed, is precious confess
sion So it is frankly admitted that President Tyler
has " lends Thank you, Mr.. Richie, for giving
the People this hint though it be in little paragraph
Of three lines obscure, that may escape the no.
tice Of half your aged readers who delight to
pore your columns through their
spectaces. But sir, in the name OF Virgnia--thc
venerated mother Of more illustrious than any
oth,r State on earth can boast call upon you to do
full justice TO the pa;riot-satesman who sprung from
her teeming soil, and whom, in spite Of the unhsl-
lowed eff rts to her from him, she proudly
cherishes Of her brightest jewels Come out,
at once, Of her leading champions and be just
10 John Tyler. Justice 10 him is not injustice TO
other men. Do the thing frankly and nobly-not
50 u'grooefuAy, nor on so contracted scale the
tiny little paragraph above, but in a manner and
spirit that will reflect credit upon your generous feel
ings and lofty character. You have il TO do, sir
mind tell you. John Tyler is hard 10 bead
Bolts and all his " hostsn could not head him And
after playing the great Constitutional game for three
ye airs, with flush Of hono rs he has still in hand
trump that will beat the man who stocked the
cards upon the People and turned up Jack And, when
we take into consideration the unriyaed skill Of the
partner whom the Captain has just called to his
aid, trust my venerable friend Of the Enquirer will
excuse me for saying, in his nero,s language as
applied TO the President on a former oocasion,--he
may noc well defy the Devil himself and all his
works"
Your friend and servant
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IN the presentation OF memorials and petitions
on the subject of the Tariff and Texas This
was all the business done, at the tine our paper
went to press
In the House, after the reading of the Journal
OF yesterday, Mr.. COLES moved a suspension
Of the rules for the House 10 resolve it, elf into a
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, TO take up the Army Reuenchment bill,
which was decided in the affirmative. The
House then resolved itself into a Committee of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr.. WI.
LER in the Chair, and took up the Army Re.
trenchment bill, and Mr. Coles addressed The
committee on its merits.
After which, Mr.. BLACK, Of South Carolina
made a statistical statement in answer 10 the
objections urged by Mr.. COLES, showing thar
the object Of the bill was not only one of econo-
my but for an equalization of the pay of all
the officers of the Army The bi,l was under
discussion al the time our Reporter left The
House; and all debate on it was ordered, by
resolution of the House, 10 cease at 2 O'Clock in
committee, and that the bill, as amended. be re-
ported TO the House
Mr.. G. A. CALDWELL presented the Jeii,ion
of the heirs Of Sarah and James Craig, deceased,
praying allowance under the PROVISIONS OF the
of the 7lh July 1885, in consideration of the revou-
uonary services Of their father. Referred TO the
COMMITTEE on Revolutionary Pensions.
Mr.. G. M. REED presented the memorial Of ID.
w. Foster, and forty -nine other citizens in Clarion
county, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to make no
change in the present tariff, under which commerce
is revving and the revenue increased.
r.
nine citizens of StrattoDville Clarion county re-
monstratng against any change being made in the
present tariff.
Mr. HUGHES presented the memorial of citizens
OF Platte and Livingston COUNTIES, Mo, asking Con-
gress TO appropriate money for he purpose of impro
ing the Western rivers, St. Louis Harbor, &c.
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u.s. Mr.. GEORGE A. CALDWELL, who has
been absent from his seat from indisposilion
again resumed his seat in The House of Repre-
sentatves to-day.
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Information has been received at the Navy
Department that WILLIAM Traits, coxswain
of the gig, fell overheard from the U. S. iriga'e
Potomac, and was drowned, on the night that
ship left Boston.
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ON TIE CONSTITUTION.

A GENERAL VIEW, by Justice Baldwin, Of the
II Supreme Court Of the United States Of the
origin and nature Of the Constitution and Govern
ment Of the u s., reduced from the political bsto-
~ and condition Of the Colonies and States from
IVA until 1888; and the decisions Of the supreme
Court on the restraints the powers OF the States
volume octave. Judge Upshur on the Con,tiiu-
ton Story's Commentaries on the Constitution The
Madison Papers the Fcderaist Chief Justice Mar
shalrs Writings on The Constitution, collected into
one volume Elliott Debates and variety Of 9th
err works treating directly or incidentally on the
same subject For sale by
mar ~ =. TAYLOR.
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NEW MUSIC-Just received at the old estab
L lished music and stationary store on Pennsyl.
vania avenue, two doors from 18th street.
VIM. FISCHER.
Tie Conscript's Return-music by Capisson
The Post Horn Gall,pade-music by LeBarre
Yes, Brothers yes-musc by G. Herbert RodSell
The Star Of Eve-musc by J. Spilman
Celebrated Jubilee Overturc-music by c. NJ. Won
Weber
La Limpatia-music by Cesar Casella
I'm Doux Rere Accompli-music by Cesar Casella
Leonora-musc by J. Spilman
Let Me Love Him-music by Charles Haas
The Bridesmaid Chorus-guitar-music by c. NJ.
Won Weber march 10
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TEPHEN'S LAW OF NlSI PRlUS,
~ EVIDENCE IN CIVIL ACTIONS,
AND ARBITRATION AND AWARDS
Complete in volumes, with es; and references to
the latest American Decisions by George Sharswood
Just published and for sale by +. TAYLOR
Also, Commentaries on the Laws Of Enss
lpsrtly founded Biacksione by III. stephens,
author Of tie Treatise on Pleading-in two volumes,
the second volume just issued from the press.
- On Land, large COLLECTION Of law, embracing
all that 10 new and OF the older and spJro, ed
Standard Law Books, 10 which additions con-
stsnty made Of every thing new and vslu,ble, for
sale in every Gaze at tie lowest rice at which the
be purchased 10 Boston, New York or
Phil delph,s. individuals about to purchase, msy
save themselves some trouble expense, and Other ~
eonrtnienens, by informing themselves the point
before sending their orders TO the North
r. TAYLOR
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jan 81

7 iFE OF LA SALE, and Life Of Psrriok Hen
IL ry, by Jared Spsrks-thc two confined In one
volume. just pubishod in Boston, and this day re-
ceived for sale by
march % =. TAYLOR
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Your friend and servant,

p. S. forgot to say that the "Jriend," OF John
Tyler in those large cities merely celebrated his
" birth day, not his claims 10 The Prs,d,ney-by no
mons
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

TO THE GENTLEMEN.
w have this day received large variety Of
w goods for gentemens wear, adapted 10 the
present and approaching season. We name very
small portion, viz
5 pieces French black Cloths, consisting of the
finest and medium qualities
do single-miei black Cassimeres
Is do ligh,-colored do some Of
which are entirely new
10 do Tweed Cassimeres
25 do assorted Ves,ngs, black plaid, striped
and figured
Together with all kinds Of hosiery, gloves, under
shirts, and drawers, pocket handkerchiefs, &c.
ESTEP CATLETT.
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liz THOSE THINGS WHICH AAx AssAst'Al LEI
d usnv---is NON EssrsfALsi l'''
ru,sas cuAxrrv--.ssgss ttn
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GORDON'S Digesi Of the Laws OF The Unrcd
" States, brought down to 1874, including be
Treaties with foreign powers and abstract OF the
judicial decisions relating 10 the constitutional AMI
statutory law. BY James r. Gordon.
For sale by f. TAYLOR
march %
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CONGRESS=THuRspAY.

In the Senate the morning hour was occupied
in the presentation Of memorials and petitions
on the subject Of the Tariff and Texas. This
was all the business done, at the tine our paper
went 10 press.
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BE " HIVES
A New Kind.

THIS is one of the best constructed Bee Hives
ever invented. It is so arranged, that you can
draw from the bees honey at any season of the
year, without any injury to them 1t also prevents
the bees beng injured by the worms. The subscri.
Der is now prepared to dispose of township OF
single rights in the following townships, on ih,
most reasonable terms.-- Bloom, Hemlock Liberty
Jefferson, Mt, Pleasant Greenwood, Orange
Fishing creek, Sugarloaf and Jackson.
He also keeps them on hand ready made, which
he will seN cheap.
lie has in his Bee house several swarms of bees
lin operation in hives of the above descriptions
which he would invite the public to call and ex.
anime, for he believes that all who do SO, will al
once acknowledge that they are the bess hives now
in use.
GEORGE LILLY.
Bloomsburg, Api 10, lsl4.
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EVasegRaKl lSRo
EkGDE
bloomsbury, Columbia Go. Pa.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends. and the public generaly;that he has
taken that well known stand, in Blooms
burg, formerly kept by William Robson
and that The House and Stables are under
going a thorough repair AS his bar will
always be furnished with the choices, o
Liquors, and his Larder with the bes, ,h'
market affords, and having good Slahlinl
and attentive hoslers, he with confdenc,
invites all TO call and test his ability as
caterer for the palate and stomach, and fiat
ters himself that none will leave dissalisf
ed with their treatment,
The worth of the pudding is told IN the eating,
jome give il trial, there will be no cheating;
Beast and Man shall always 60 away rejoicing,
Swearing by the powers,they'll call on returning.
NJ. SILVERTHORN.
June 8, ls44-7. 3m.
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NOTICE

Is hereby gver that have purchased al
Constable sale, as the property of John
Fullmer; and have lei the same in his DOS
session during my pleasure, and forbid any
person taking it from him either by pur
chase or Otherwise, without my consent.
One third seven acres wheat in the grounl
five acres of rye in the ground; three acres
of corn III the ground; -four acres of buck
wheat in the ground; three fourlhs of al
acre of potatoes in the ground; about thre,
thousand feet of inch boards; three bunche,
of shingles; one ton of hay and seven acre,
Of grass in meadows.
ABR'M, YOUNG.
July l6, 1914.
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CHARLES EAELER.
Tailor,
" OULD respectfully inform d

" OULD respectfully inform the
citizens Of BIoomsburg, and its
vicinity, that he still continues TO carry on
the above business, at his old established
stand on the corner Of Muin and East.
streets. Having received the LATEST
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
FASHIONS, in connection with Scott d
Wilson's Highly Improved patent for cut,
ing garments in the most fashionable man
ner, warranted to fiji wiihou, any possibility
of failure, and feeling assured from his long
experience IN The business, that work exc
cuted at his shop, will never be complained
Of, he hopes, by s,ric, attention to business
to receive share of public patronage a
heretofore,
EPN. B. CASH, and all kinds o
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken il
payment for work done, al The market pri
ces. Charges for work moderate to sui
the times.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 8, lS43. %
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NMTHEREAS, the Hon. Josgru B. ANTHONY
Wv President of the Court of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, and Court OF Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed Of the counties of Northumberland,
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon.
William Donaldson and George Mack, Es.
quiIes Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their precept bearning date the 27th day OF
April in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-four and TO me drectedfo
holding
a Court of Oyer and 7erminer, and Cen
erdi jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVII.LE, in the County Of Columbia
on the third Monday of August Aext, being the
18th lay) and to continue one weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given 10
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables of the said county of Columbia. that they
be then and there in their proper persons, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. with their
records, nqusitions and other remembrances to
those things which to their offices appertain to
be done. And those that are bound by Tecogni
Eances, to prosecute against the prisoners that
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia
to oe then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be Just, Jurors are requested to be pune
tual in their attendance Bgreeaby 10 their notices
Dated at Danve, the 18th day of July in
| the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
| hundred and forty-four and in tho 6s yeal
| OF the independence Of the United States
| of America
IRAN DERR Shelf,
SnERIFF's OFFICE, Danville
| July l2,l844
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TIE MARKETS,

Particular care is taken to procure the earliest
ldvices in reference to the prices of all kinds ol
Grains, Provisions, Produce, &c. the state Stocks
Banks Money, and Lands and our extensive ar
rangements will hereafter render our Prices current
of inestimable value to the Traveller, Farmer ant
all Business classes whatever
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry vend. exponas, to
me directed will be exposed TO public sale
on Thursday the 18th day Of August next
at the CourI House in Danville, al 10 O.
clock A. NJ. The following property, TO wit
A certain tract of land situate in Hem
lock township, Columbia county, adjoining
lands of Andrew MelIck, deceased, John
Wanicb, Robert Russell and Benjamin Rus
sci, containing
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100 ACRES

more or Iess, about seventy acres cleared
land, more or less, whereon is erected log
barn and frame house, and good apple
orchard; with the appurienances.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sole
as the property of Richard Kinney.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERFT's OFFICE, DanviIle, }
July IS, 1874
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Our European Correspondent.

Our especial European Correspondent, residen,
in London,keeps us supplied with the earliest issues
and materials for enrching our departments with
choice Literature and Variety, and giving 10 Emf.
grants, as well as others, correct and connected
account of whatever occurs ofinterest, either q,
home or abroad.
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Yrandreth's Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

WHEAITH is characterised in an individual by
n H the absence Of Ill pain suffering, or affection
III any part of his body by the free and regular ex'
ercise of his functions without any exception
They consist in having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free excavations, without
ooseress or costivcncss at least IN every twen-
ty-four hours, aud without heatdlyncss or burning
at the passage the free issue Of the water ithout
acrimony or burning, and without a reddish sed-
meDt which is always sign of present or an ap.
preaching pain, quiet sleep without agitation o.
troublesome dreamv no taste of bile or other bad
Taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
sourness or dsogreeablc rising of the st mach; q
clean tongue; sweet BREATH no itching pimplcs OF
Ispots the skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
any part of the body no excessive thirst when un-
exposed TO labor or other known cause; no inter.
ruption to any natural evacuation, nor pain at thei
periodical return.
| Where the state of the system does not harmon
ze with the above picture of health, it is of tn,
greatest importance that no time be lost IN sending
for doctor, or in the use of foolish remedies toe
often the result Of speculation instead of this
te dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be taken
which will not deceive, bot will at once Testol,
health to the organ or part that requires ii.
All who wish To preserve their health, ell whC
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments of disease which might send them pre-
maturcly TO the grave. will, without hesitation, hav
recourse TO the Brandreth Pills, when the state o
the system does not harmonise with the above pic
tuie of health.
Those who live in country where contagious o
other diseases prevail should often think of thi
true picture ofhealth, and observe himself with par
tcular attention, in order to act accordingly Th
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the unwise are left to their own destruction.
A G IN + s.
WaShington-Robert MKay.
Jerseytown-L. 81 A. II. Bisel.
Danville-E. b. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brobst
Bloomsbury. r. Meyer.
Limestone--Babbit & M'Ninch.
Buckhon-.M. G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge--Andre 81 Miller
Berwick w Stiles
May 4, lsi4-2.
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NOTICE

n S hereby given to all concerned. that / hav,
n left in the possession of Jacob shoemaker dur
ing my pleasure, one Muley IIeifer, one Dining Ia
ble one Bedstead and Bedding, and one Beauro
and forbid any person taking them from him, eithe
by purchase OF otherwise, without my consent
EiSY SHOEMAKER.
June 2s, 1874