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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
By This Mornings Mail.
The Annexation OF Texas-yy yebsteT-Ore-
COMPOST Office Reform.
From Special Correspondence
WAsHfyGToS, March !

NASHfSGToS, NaIch Il, lGii'
DEAR SlR--Whether the Treaty for the Annexa-
ton of Texas TO this Union has or has not been sign
ed by the President, and Mr.. Van Zandt, Charge
d'Afiares for Texas, at this present writing, is a
matter known only to those two worthy functlcna-
res, and perhaps two others. But one thing is GER
tain, the Treaty which was begun by Mr. Upshur,
has been completed by Mr.. Nelson lwho though
merely pro tenn. has not let his modesty stand in
his way and the Senate expect it laid before
them by Robert Tyler tomorrow, Monday, the 18th
instant.
MANY say that it requires full Minister or Mi
mister Extraordnaire'' to sign such Treaty be-
fore it can be laid before the Senate but Senator
informs me that the Authorized signature Of Van
Zandt is sufficient. Atany rate General Henderson
is on his way here, from Texas, with full power 10
sign this Treaty for the Annexation OF Texas to the
United States and the statement OF the friends OF
Texas is that if the Senate refuse to ratify the
Treaty, Cen Hendersonis fully empowered 10 60 10
England, and make Treaty with that Government
for annexing Texas to Great Britain. This threat is
the rod which has been held in terr0rcm over the
heads of certain doubtful Senators.
You will doubtless many of vou complain little
that in New York &c, YOU have not had sufficient
notice O: this important movement. What is all
lIaJ 10 ME- NtitT w ne dill
bound to consult Both Wings and Loco Focos
are doing all they can to cut my throat, and now
viii use this Texas question two-edged sword
against the parties. and it will cut both wavs.
Language precisely similar in sentiment has been
used by him i'll relation 10 tins matter
However You need not complain; Tor YOU would
not have heard OF this now-nor before twas sent
TO the Senate, had not been that relative of the
President Il will not say sony could not keep his
mouth shut III the matter The President has
blamed The Chief Clerk of the State Department
for giving the information, but he has done so
| mean MIR. Derrick, who Chief Clerk of the
Diplomatic Bureau under Air. Forsyth. However
Iet that pass, the murder is out, and you have TO
make the best of it.
Your next question will be, can such Treaty re
ceve the sanction ofthe Senate that is, oa Consttu
tsnal majority OF that body? will tell you. Mr.
Walker, of Mississippi (the prime mover in this busi
ness, who has neglected. his other business in the Sc
nate frequently to attend to this matter, and who i
the smallest mental edition OF man, whose statur,
correctly portrays his nsignitcance except for mis-
chief has gone round and made an estimate on thi
point and sounded the Senators The result has beer
pronounced very positively as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
MARINE COURT. Before Judge SMITH

McNnma CS MlIIer.-Ihe delendant, Keeper OF
Ta,trsas, sold dhore plaintiff which subse
Gueny was shown have been stolen and the plaintiff
deprived Of IT, He Of Miller the
rad Cor the horse The Jury verdict for plaintiff of
si3 subject TO the opinion If the Court.
[Judge Smith understand claims jurisdiction for tins
ourt 70 review the decisions Of Juriss. aud
trials -here the Court may consider such be proper a-
ture no, hitherto acted upon in the Marine Court
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

ILLNESS OF JUDGE BETTs.-Inormation was yes
,erday received at the u S. Circuit Court {says an
evening paper,) that his Honor Judge Belts was too
unwelto attend to his professional duties, and tha,
consequently the business of the Circuit and District
Courts must stand adjourned. We understand tina,
his Honor's complaint is an affection of the throat
attended with symptoms calculated to alarm his IA
rnily and friends
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

ArwILLs Music REPoSlroRY.-lf there be in The world
such thing the blending of utility and fashion in can-
lug the and music displayed
this establishment There is thing for every and
--e'r1 ne!issIo Blue Beard-from the sentinen.
SO te Etliopian extravaganza. Every thing
musical u. naYlng, may be found 2OI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
CITY TELL. g t. n Z L.

SALUTE IN THE PAsK--lhe firing III the Park
Yesterday forenoon stated those engaged nito be on
account OF the n-chaocal tabor State
Prisons A i,,, extra discharges sysAn honor OF 81
Pa,nck's Day.
u. 5. CIRCUIT. COURT. .. Before JpdsA Btrrs
Owing TO the temporary indsposilion OF Judge
Btls, who is couued house by cold tbIs Court
did no business yesterday stands Adjourned 20 this fore
noon at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

shed b. Riley 2s1 Broadway and sweet thing arranged
from Norma, oy CipaRo Comm, entitled "A Womans Love
deep n the Heart,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

U' Hon. Moses c. LEONARD says he did not
dodge the vote making the Tariff the Order
of the Day until disposed Of. We correct our
special correspondents statement accordingly
And now will Mr.. l., be so good as TO tell us
whether he did not, after voting against laying
the Report of the Select Committee on Rules on
the table $50 as to nullify the decided vote to
rcscind the XXIst or Gag Rule stand ready TO
change his cote if it had prOped necessary-In
vote one way to satisfy your conscience and
your constituents, and yet stand ready to rererse
that vote to subserve certain supposed party
necessity, if another had not done it No special
pleading, sir, but speak out!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

GrThe Young Friends of Ireland had glo-
rious Festival last evening in remembrance Of ST.
Patrick, An account oft tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
Agricultural Researches.

10 the Ed!Or 0f The 1rtbuhc.
would suggest 10 the officers of the American
Institute, the propriety of sending in a petition to
worthy City Fathers, for the privilege of testing
some of their agricultural experiments in Liberty
street, between Maiden lane and Nassau street.
They will there find deep, rich soil, which has
been accommodating since last November, consisting
of decompoSed vegetable and animal matter, having
all the advantage of alluvial deposit and as it is
probable that il will not be removed before the end
of harvest, q number OF interesting experiments on
early productions might be safely tried. The ground
IS already broken up and free from FROST and could
with great facility be irrigated with the Croton
LIBERTY STREET FARMER.
March Is, 1874.
The exhibition OF the effects produced by in
hang nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is 10 come off
in the Broadway Tabernacle this evening. Those
of our readers who have ever seen a similar exhib
ton will, doubtless be there. Those who have not
should not lose the present opportunity. Ladies
and their company will take seats in the gallery.
~ A Presentation of Banner TO Vigant Di-
vision No. IA OF the Sons of Temperance will take
place in the Asbury Methodist Church. Norfolk-s,
on Wednesday evening. The exercises announced
are various and interesting, and the attendance will
doubtless be numerous.
~ 1t will be seen by the advertisement that the
Marshall Total Abstinence Society have public
meeting and concert this evening at 400 Broadway.
CHURCH BURSED-The Catholic Church, fine
brick edifce in Mt Vernon o. took FIRE accidental
ly on the 9th inst, and was destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

IRON MANUFAcTURERs.-We understand that
there will be meeting of those interested in the
Iron trade at the rooms Of the Mechanics Insti-
tutc on Friday evening OF this week. Some new
facts in reference to the process Of obtaining
Bar-lron from the ore, and also as regards the
cost per ton, will be brought forward, and the
praclcability OF making our own Railroad Iron
will be examined and discussed. The subject is
one of such immense Importance that il is hoped
all interested Will be in attendance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
TRIBU n E..
Meeting at National Hal ne ne.

- ,y..,, =. NATIONAL HaH.-The Dene-
~ rI.to f ,he L,i,y and County OF New \ orb
a., reous,,ea 10 attend Mass Meeng TO De hsli at A
r,ossE Hal Canal street gu TUESDAY EvANlSI, EVE. IL -
M,rc e at hall past O'Clock TO receive the report Di l
County Convention appointed to select ''
p, o,dsr Of he Democratic Wing Conven''on.
oS o'o'' ELLIS POTTER, Chairman
NA1aLc 6, RssoreRD. }secr-,asiss. mu
-. The qlor;ous Circular of HENRY A. WISE,
-s,r;ne from Congress. will be found on our Last
Pare We have had to delay it 100 long bur ls SO
aoed that those WHO have seen it will hardly be able
to torbear reading it again
-zss A column Of Deferred Editoriays on Capt.
raj Punishment Mr.. Gays Moral Character, nc.
will be found on cur First Page, with Literary No
rices, Prof Bronson to O. s. the development OF
the Connecticut Murder, and multitude OF News
Items.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

~ 1t will be seen by the advertisement that the
Marshall Total Abstinence Society have public
meeting and concert this evening at 400 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

CHURCH BURsEp.-The Catholic Church, fine
brick edifce in Mt. Vernon, O., took fire accidental
ly on the 9th inst and was destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

SEGAR SMoKE-The New-H Haven Courier's stor,
about Mary Rogers being still alive.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

u The Loco Foco victory in Ne,o Hamp-
shire ,ickles The Plebeian amazingly! There is
still one State that Van Buren, can carry, though
by third of his majority in lS40. How our
neighbor ,oiil shout if Van carries Missouri and
Alabama
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

u VIM. Rockwell, Esq has been nominated
for Mayor of Brooklyn by the Native Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

The various Irish Societies, and those who
love to do honor to the good ST. Patrick, turned on,
in procession Yesterday, IN great numbers; and,
Notwithstanding the unavorabe state OF the weather,
made really fine and animatng appearance The
Harp OF Erin, beautifully decorated with tasteful
garland attracted much admiration. The process
sion was attended by splendid band OF music.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

u No. VIII OF the JuniuS Tracts, OH THE
LANDS, will be published i'll few
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

e JOHN HONE of this City has been appointed
a Commissioner for the State of Louisiana. Office
IL Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

u CArrARAuGus COUNTY has elected seven
teen Wing and ten Loco-Foco Supervisors, as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

STATE Prison LABoR.-Fiity-six guns were dis
Charged in the Park yesterday IN front OF office,
in honor OF the tltysix members OF the Legislature
who voted in favor OF erecting State Prison in
the Iron region OF our State.
g The mechanics of Albany fired salute on
learning the passage Of the State Prison bill BY the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

BANGoR.-On the second and third trials the
Wings have elected all the Aldermen, u, and c
out oi 81 Councilmen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

We are happy 10 learn that Gen. Root is
rapidly recovering from the effects OF the injuries
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E.T T. TED ~.


As there are at this tme many wicked persons
husy engaged IN selling a crunteriril mchicine uu.
der the name of tie Indian Vegetable Pills-aud as
these desperate m'n are so utterly reckless of con.
sequences, that many valuable lves may he lost in
consequence of using thelr dreadful compounds,
The public are cautioned against purchasing any
Pills, unless the tides Of the boxes the following
wording is found:
WRlGH1'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(Bdidn Purgafirs.)
OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
And sse 10 lie especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine Of any person except the regu-
lar advertised agents.
AGENTS FOR NORTHUMBERLAND CO,
Pennsylvania.
II. B. Masser, SunhuTy-Wm. Forsyth, Nor
Observation-Disclosures Hass Shamokn - Samuel
Herb, Mahonoy-Byerly & d. Haas, Augusta
Thomas Follmer, Milton - Ireland & Meixell,
McEwensville-E. s. Piper, Turbutsve-James
Reed, Pottsgroye - II. Klase, SnydCrstown-
II. II. KuGhel, p. NJ Elysburg 7. OWN.
Lei-enring, Z NJ, Union Corner.
Office snd General Depot for the ssle of
ErighfI Indian Vegetable Pills, Wholesale snd
Retail. No. IG9 RACE STREET, PHiLADEL.
PHIA. Nay 81, ls4s.-ly
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Il 0 S e DIN T VI K N r,
FOR 'TETTER.
RINGwoRMs, pIMpLEs on THE PACE, AND orHEi,
CUTASEOUs FRuPTJONs.

RING"oRMs, pIMPLEs on THE FACE, AND OTHER
cUTANEoUs ERuPrToNs.
UJ' Tie foiiotcing tfca'e describes one ofihe
most errdordindry cures erer Effected by any
PHILknETPuIA, February 10. 1898.
FOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETTEu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when | was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lence. bu, without ever disappearing. During most
of the time great part Of my fce was covered with
the eruption frequently attended with violent Itch
ing; my head swelcd at times until it felt as # it
would hurst-lhe sweilinI so g.eat, that could
scarcely get nv hat on. Daring the long period
that was afflicted with the disease used a great
many al plcations, (among them several celebrated
rrernaiions) ns W II a. taking inward remedies.
including number oChuttl,s Of S,taiBi's PGnucen,
ETirdcf Of SarSapnrjHd, &c, In fact it would be
impossible to enumeia'e all the medicines used.
! vss also under the Of two Of the most dis
tiurushcd physicians Of this city, hut without re-
coivng m ca heurft, and dospared nf ever being
cured. In the I'll of 1896, The disease at the time
being very violent, | commenced using the Rose
ointment, (prcparcd by Vaughan & D,vis.) In
a f,w applications the violent itching ceased, he
swelling aha'cd, the oruition began to disappear,
and before had used Jar the d ease was entirely
cured. II has now heen nearly ar and a haf
since, aul there is no, ycstgc Of the disease
naming except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. It Is imp ssihie for me to describe
in certificate the severity Of The disease and my
suil ring bat will lie pie sod TO give fnller
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who viii ca,l on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Oin'mcnl would have given hun.
dcds Of do laIs to be ril Of the disease. Since u.
sing il, have recommended it to several persons,
(among them my mother, who hal the disease bad
ly Oh her ann Who W re- al cured nv ii.
JAMES DURNELi, No 1856, Race s..
q The Rose OIn!men. is prepared hy E. 3.
Vaughan, Snu'h Fast corner of Th.yd and Race
sttc Is, Philadelphia, and sold agency in Sunbu-
ry. by II. b. MASSER,
M,v 14th, 1913. Agant
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FsCsc Ointment. GOv Tcttar.
4 PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

PuILhnIlPHrI. May 27th, 1889.
tbs j. to certify Il a, was severely afIlsc ed
L with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty Years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching nui swelling. applied to a
uuuh,r OF phy sc,aus, and used a great many nppIi-
cations without oiccling cure. About a var
since, applied tie Rose Ointment, which enlrrcly
,topTed The itching and few applications imuel!-
a',lv cured the Ll,case which tIerc has been 10
return of. although bad never hcen ril Of i, at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
c~T The Rose Ointment Is prepared hv l.. B
Vaughan s ,u'h East corner Of Third ard Race
Streets. rhii4Lr Lja, and ID on agency ia Suuhu
ry. by II. u. MASSHR.
NAV lith. lsi3 AEe-t
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5. J.MAxLANE, JR. co.

Snuil and IObaCCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
No. % North West corner Of Race and THIRD
SirrrtE
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed a Co.paTtnershir
l under the firm Of !, NAYLAND Ju. & Co.,
successors To he late frm Of JqcaL .lloylan9 i
Co.. and will Continue the business at be oI es'a.
tlishmcut, on their own accouur. In addition 10
rh5lr own close attention and experience fat many
years in the manufacture of their celebrated snuff
&c., the long experience of the senior partner Of the
late finn, will also he devoted 10 he interest # he
new couccrn--and as 10 cxrrtion and care viii e
spared To insure their goods a. al times OF the
~ hest quality, ih,y solicit continuance Of the
confdruce Vi the fleBds ami customers Of The late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. hAlLAND, in,
Phihlcluhia, Nav lAlh, lS43,--ly
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JIIIN NT IN, aIIOT,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
Douglass,ilIe, >, Afril 10Th, 1913,

Mn. OIKLET My son Edmund Leaf Lad the
scr"'eIs IN lh~ most dreadul sud distressing man
uer ioT three years during which time he was de-
PtI'od II tie uEe of his limbs, hi, head and neck
were covered with ulcers We ui.d all lhe differ
'ul rmodi 8, hut to no eff'ct, until recommended
y In. johnson IT Nouistown, AID also DR.. Isaac
H'st,r. OF Reading, TO use your DepuraGve Syrup
OF rsapaIlla, of which obtained several boulrs
the ot winch drove the dlsel-e enlInlv out OF
b system, the sore he'led uP, aud the child wa
frsHrtd 10 reflect health, which be has erjoS cd
uuIrtrrru leJly ever sil ee TO the sstnishm,nt OF
m 'ny re sons wbu seen him do irg h,s IN cron.
'"ve Thought Il my du'y, aud send YOU tins cent?
feat" th' ore e,s who have Ike afilIclion IN the
ioi.v may know where to Obtain 81 valuable a
mtdI1Ine, Yours truly,
AMELIA u. LEAF.
Sep, lG, lsi3-ly
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MERCHANTS S;
HOUSE.
No. 237, North 7Hnd. o6orc C"dowLW ST.,
ADElpllA.

No 237n NorM 7hiTd, odoue CHowhW ST.,
IADElPlilA.
r Ohm DUNCAN. laIe from the Pcrnsy'va
es MIA Farmcr and Samuel Pike. jr.. la'e OF 4.
menoou Hotel, Columbus ohio take pleasure in
qnaIntng their trouds nud the public centrally that
they have taken the large aud conmodious Hotel,
recently luit hy the M.ssIs II Irt, the site
once occupied hy the old esrahli,h,d Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calow-
hill s..
This Hotel is finished in the very hest possible
manner, bird of the hr,t materials. lts lucnton is
very desirable, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for healirg aud ventilatIng each
room Is such as To secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy all furnished in
neat s,y'C so rs 10 insure tomiot.
The receiving parors are also tuu i-he1 in a 81.
Perh STYLE the windows are on the French style
forming an enhance to a balcony in front, wh,h
makes pleasant recess. Fnruculal attention has
lccn given to the beds and b' ddirg which, with
the furniture, are enGrrIy new.
From yeas experience in hotel business, We
l'usi, 10y strict ass duty tc business, to make h.
house desirable stepping place bur table will
always tie supplied wIrh the very hest our market
can Afford, and cCi liar with the best liquors and
wines oi the most approved brands.
L. ). There are Grsl rate sahlInG ind caHiGse
houses attached To the hotel, attended by ca tGll
aud sober ho,ere and our charges v III be low, in
accordance with the present bard timeg.
Philadelphia, Oct. nh, lR42.
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EAGT,T!
& 81 CID rB% &c E. {
Corner of Th,rd and Vine SfrtciS,
Wr-ETANISHOR PA.
.hia, Nav lAlh, ls43,-Iy


TENiE subscriber respectfully announces 10 the
1 Tullc that he has opencd Hotel IN thn com
modious hrick building situate on the corner a.
lh;rd Gud Pine Streets whore he VIII be happy 10
wait npn those who may favor him witt their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and convent
ent, and furnished ia the let IN dem st,lr. IL IS
provided with large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable Sleeping apartments, ROOMS, private
rar0TS, DC Persons visiting NilllamsPort on bn'
siness pleasure, may rest assured that every eN-
erion will he used to render their sojoun at the
Eagle Hotel pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will be supplied with the very best the market af-
fords, and his tar with he choicest wines and other
lquors-tharges reasonable The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in The borough,
being situate in the business part OF the town, and
within a convenient distance Of the Cont House
aud Willsmsporl and Elmra Rail Road Depot
Sufficient SlahIing provided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been cmFIoyed snd nothing left undone that
will add 10 the comfort and accommodation of his
guests.
There will he q carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, free Of charge.
CHARLES BORRows.
May l4th, le42,-u
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HDanieH Z ;aricEx .

ELsA.GTSIELT[T.
IS p HEGS leave to inform the citizens of Sun'n'y
81 y ard its vicinity, that he has commenced the
BLACKSNITHNG BUSINESS,
in Marku street Sunbury, east of John Bogar's
store and directly crpos e the post Office, where he
intends to canv on the business in oil ITS various
branches, including, Turuiag Making 1hN Irons
and Ehphc Springs, lroajng CGrrjGgrS, ,cN Er.
tension or Statding taps, Shoeing Hoyses, &c.
Order. will be promptly and punctuaIly attended
TO- and work done cheap, for cash or country pro.
ducr.
Qr Horse Shocirg done nt s. per sctt.
Sudbury, A. pril 18th. lsi3.--ly.
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LS1JELTE'S
Great Western Indian ISanaCea,

Compounded entirely of Vegetable
Substances;
Free from Ca!oui aud at o'hsr Minerals.
For tho hs,ory Of this medicine aud ITS uurlvatd
and uuly surprising success aud popular.
iry, see large bills
1T is recommended as a general cathartic for
4 family use-in dyspepsia aud all bilious dIsca-
res, il is nvaluahe--fuI Asthma il is ousidered a
specific no case having yet occurred which it has
failed To cure-for common colds, imhammalory
diseases, rheumatism, affections Of the liver, &C.,
aud fof females il IL a safe and excellent remedy
CERTIFICATE,
From DR., SiLas West Of B,nghampton, ~ Y
Mr.. LonGley Dear Sir: have used your Great
Western Indian Pnnacea in nv family, and have
repeatedly prescribed it ior patients under my care
and am satisfied that II is ALWAYS a safe and in very
many cases an invaluable medicine.-lt operates as
a lXatve without nausea, or pain; and while it ef.
hdualy ohNlaies C0sNcuess acts upon the stomach
o"d liver as an ai'csve correcting acdity, and re.
storing the h, althy condition of those organs.
Very respectfully yours. s. WEST.
For sale by JOHN W. FRILING, Sunbury,
JACOB BRfGHE Northumberland.
M5y 2olh, ls43,-ly
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d. I'D. wv aters.
D,'. y. II. M.4S,SEES.

ID ESpECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Sun.
IA bury ana its vicinity, that he has nhen the
Office fntmerly occupied by DIR. John Peal, where
he wl he happy 10 receive calls in ,he line Of his
profession. April 22J, ls43.