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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

Tuesday, September Odd, day which will
stand unprecedented, says the Phsdep hia Mercury,
in the annals of county meetings this section of the
country The spirit that pervades the masses sur
passes belief, and oldest Democrats affirm that
they before witnessed such enthus iasm as is at
present observable among the people. Hickory pole
rasngs taking place daily in different sections of
the county, and nothing heard from one extreme TO
the other, but that prophetic song-sung by the old
and the young, men, women, and chldren-com-
mencing with
oh poor Cooney Clay,
Oh poor Cooney Clay,
The Whte House not made for you,
So home you will have to stay.
he place selected for holding the meeting was the
beautiful village Of Addsve, IN a spacious field ad-
joing the White Bear Hotel, kept by that prince Of
good fellows, William Harris Esq, one Of the odes,
and most respectable residents in the county. The
sun rose in all hs e6ugent glory giving evident to-
kens of fine day, and the preparations were pro.
crossed in with spirit and animation worthy Of the
glorious cause in which they were engaged. At an
early hour the Committee Of Reception were on the
ga, uire, TO escort the various delegations expected to
arrive Punctusl to the time the Southern Delega
ton, hailing from Bustleton and Frankford, number
ing in its train one hundred and sir ragon accompa
MED with bands of music, and decorated with UicLo
nv pole. on end b,nner. Of m. mos, u.,e.., ;,
> r.. " '"' '"os' "'s"'ncen' oe
s''pu''' REPRESENTING oe'ce' OF every KIND and Ma
iure, hags' &C. made It's appearance.
when the hrst wagon reached the Bear Hotel. IN,
last one was at Springfield. distance ,,,o nil, w,
went the roof with Others for the purpose of get
ting better view, and the sight was most grand m,
winding procession over the hills being nj,
nearly the whole route. Shortly afterwards. m,
4,o. D"'e""on "o"i Ne"hoPe, numbering
soou'Jo,g @as0 WIN similar accomplishments, ar
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LET WELLENOUGH ALONE

We would call the attention of our readers and
the public to the following extract from the money
article" Of the N. Y. Herald. The writer of the
article II is said, is one Of the most competent bust.
nsss men In the commercial and financial community
"The result Of the approaching Presidential con
test, must have a very great influence on CONNER
cisl Affairs generay-and TO the result Of this cleo
ton may depend the prosperity Of many interests for
many years. On the eve Of such an important move.
ment, the mercantile and mechanical classes NAV
we'll pause and await the termination. Without 90
ing into the detail Of the principles Of either party or
predicting tho effect Of the success Of either on the
different interests Of the country, cannot but be-
leve that any very material alteration in the policy
Of The government, would be attended with very un
favorable results Any attempt TO remodel our tank
ing system, or any increase Of banking capital would
sssuredly dersnge the existing order Of things and
check the wholesome restrictions that are daily
spreading through the country over the banking in
stitutions, and creating more healthy natural state
Of sGsrs than all the legislation In the world could
accomplish. II would be far better that the present
policy should be adhered to- than by experiments and
sltefstions the whole system ruined, and fictitious
unnstural unsafe system take its place. The present
times have been produced by the elements Of trade
and commerce being lett to work out their own sal
vstion. The government has with one exception
the passage OF the tariff sct-ef the commercial
classes alone and the difficulties they labored under
have provided for themselves a remedy We have
hsretofore had too much legislation, and the great
benefits lately realised, have been produced by the
checks that branch Of Congress has had upon the
other, and the check the executive has had
cised over both representative bodies. The people
have IN fact been let alone, and that is all they ask
There are, undoubtedly, lew evils in existing laws
that might be remeded, but fear that in the at
tempt to eradicate these, many and more greivou,
onss may be entailed."
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,BANK--A HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF, Asd
ia QIaIH IRIIIIOh OE The PuBLIC LANDS !

bAkh--A HIGH rhOrEOrlVk 1Ahlfr Anu
the DISTRIBUTION OF The PUBLIC LANDS
measures which, il adopted, calculated TO OPP
press and burden the lsborng and mechanical classes
Of our county. Mr.. EdInonds said that we were
told by our opponents that England had high pro-
tective tard-bui says he do you, fellow democrats,
want 10 follow her example-do you want 10 reduce
the mechanics Of this free and happy country down
to level with the poor aud degraded and hali-iamsh
ed population of protected England. She prottets-
not her lsborers aud mechanics, the bone and sine"
of the lsnd--but her lordly arslocracy-ay, her
WEALTH. II YOU would build up moneyed sristoc-
racy in this country, 10 ride rough shod over your
rights and your liberties, then vote the wing ticket
and enable them to carry out the measures they pro-
pose II not, rally around the democratic standard
and elect Polk and DALLAS, and secure TO the coun-
try the services of those who will give 10 the people
equal laws and equal protection. Mr.. +. concluded
his remarks and took his seat amid dcafening APP
plause.
Mr. J. Kilbourn, the celebrated Albany carpenter,
next introduced TO the meeting and addressed It
at some length in the most happy and effective man
ner add was frequently interrupted by bursts oil APP
plause.
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From the Baltimore Sun
THE DROUGHT

r'L OTNVUVTTT I.
We perceive by table IN the Providence Journal
that the present season. embracing the last past seven
months, has been the dries, Of thirteen, included in
that table, from 1882 to the present year inclusive
The table, which is formed from actual observation
Of professor in Yale College, says OF the rain
which has fsllep-"The quantity for the present sea-
is not quite hoo hird' Of the mean and but little
moro than on, half OF the amount for eiher of the
FIVE preceding summers Relying upon the general
law, which equszed all in period, of short duration
we may look for wet autumn and winter
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We understand that appointments have been made
BY the President TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death Of the American Consul at Liverpool, and also
to oil the vacancies occssoned by the deaths Of two
Pursers in the Navy.
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Dnr,seuisHrp ARhvAL.-We are told that The
celebrated traveller Roorbsok has Just arrived in
town and has taken lodgings at the Aslor House II
10 surmsed that the object Of his visit to this CITY is
to get the Barpers to publish second edition Of hi.
popular Tour in the Western and Southern States
he" revised and corrected by-sn exchange psper
~ Y Ers Post
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ELECTRICAL EsL.-The barque Pstapsco, at Bos-
ton, from Honduras, has on board an electrical eel
sad to be the only one brought to this country
II possesses galvanic power in great degree, and
lne effect OF touching II with the hand is precisely
'he same as touching the poles of an electric ma.
chine.
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DISTINCTION OF MArAMoRAs.-By the arrival Of
the schooner Fortuna, at New Orleans, from Mexico,
we learn from the Picayune that the town of Mata-
moras has been destroyed by hurricane 1t occur-
red on the night of the 4th ut., and was more ire
mendous in its effects than the hurricanes Of '35 and
81 More than two-tbirds of he houses of the city
were prostrated and the remainder were more or
less injured. As to the extent Of the loss Of life we
are notaccuraiey informed The correspondent of FL
Censor de Vera Cruz estimates the whole loss at abou
two hundred souls L he direct destruction, howet
yer, so far could learn, was at the two mouths
OF the Rio Grande, some thirty miles below the city
OF Msiamoras. Here scarcely any were saved.
In writing of Mstamorss, the editors have nothing
TO gate the extent Of its ruin. They describe It
as a beautiful city, Astounding in luxurious hsbita-
tons, and provided not only with the necessaries of
life, but many of its most refined Injuries In mo-
ment, as il were, every thing was laid waste
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EARTHQUAKE IN LIVINGSTON CouNrY-A cores
pendent Of the N. York Courier states that violent
shock OF an earthquake felt in the neighborhood
of Lima, Livingston county, on Thursday evening of
last week. At Avon, it was quite severe 1t was
accompanied by an explosion, like a very heavy clap
of distant thunder-though the night was perfectly
cloudless and The air extremely mild and quiet The
windows of the houses were shaken violently, and
several persons, who had retired Git being about ten
o'clock leaped fiom their beds and went into the
street TO seek the of their alarm AT Catalonia
fifteen or twenty miles west, windows and stables
were severely Jared, and in instance a candle
was thrown from its candlestck and loose panes Of
glass were shaken from the window. The eX plosion
lasted for nearly minute quite fifty seconds
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HuRRAn roR TEXAS /

The Aurora, the Abolition organ in ONO, mas 'he
following announcement;
Proclaim il from end OF the uoion 70 INC
oiher--
THAT HENRY CLAY AND JAS. X POLK
ARE ALIk
ON The TEXAS QUESTION
BOTH FOR ANNEXATION.
And there is no difference between Frelinghuysen
and Dallas on the same question-both are for H.
BUT JAMES G. BIRNEY AND THOS NOR
RIs ARE UNEQUlVOCALLY OPPOSED
TO IT."
There now. What will the National lntelligencer
say to thatl What will MIR. Webster sayi
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-28

fSThs Presidsn, of the United States arrived IN
Washington yesterday evening.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-28

NEW MEDICAL BOOK
M EDICiNES, their uses and mode of administer
l'I ton including complete Conspeotus Of tho
three British Pharmacopecs, an account Of ell tho
new remedies, and an Appendix Of Formula by J.
W. Nehgani with notes and additions, by DAVID NJ.
Reese, A. M, No. g.
Just received by 3. TAYLOR.
Gift
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vyLLrs DINNER.

The Hamilton (Buter county Telegraph, says
Tuesday last wa. the proudsst day old Butler ever
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.9noiher Enthusiastic MEETING in Hudson.

The Hudson Gazette says, on Friday evening last
there was another grand rally OF the democracy Of
this city at the Cour, House The meeting was large
and enthusiastic, and shows that the election sp.
proscbcs, the democracy o. Ibis city are more and
more aroused to activity and action. The spirit and
energy which now pervaJcs the democracy has never
been equaed, and promises the most suspicious re-.
suits In the approaching contest
The meeting was addressed by the Hon. John w.
Edmonds, in able and most eloquent manner
And although Mr. T.. differs with large ma jority Of
the democracy on the question Of Annexation, still
he showed that the fire Of patriotism and his devo-
ton to the cause a, ardent and as strong II
ever had been He referred To the efforts now maxi
ing by the Wings TO fssten upon US q NATIONAL
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There was most glorious meeting considering
the busy Of the year, and the location; there
was large turnout-the number present being not
less than 5000. Doctor Drake and Colonel Many
penny, Of Zanesve, and Governor TOD spoke
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the people were de-
lighted with the address of Colonel Tod. Our
friends there assure that Coshocton will give 700
Democratic majority
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
Fresh Medicines.

4 Fresh Supply Of KOLMsTOCK'S
80 vEMlFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has just been re-
ceived BY the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given TO those who have
fried il, warrants him in recommending
it TO all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms which indi-
cate the presence Of Worms.
lie has also receiv, fresh supply 81
Bartholomew Pink Expec.oran, Syrup,
Spnhn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extractor--a. reduced pri'
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plasters,
Balm Of Columbia,
Roach and Bed bug Bane,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Baleman's Drops.
French Corn plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Eminent,
And small supply Of excellent Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other adver-
tisements.
d. HEARrT, agent.
AprjI3, 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one oil
- the most ancient and wealthy fami.
lies Of this city. New York, who mus,
be well known 10 numerous friends, hav.
ing since the year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined To his bed, has been res,or.
ed To good healti,---has regained his natu.
raj erect position--and has quilted hi.
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gentleman's own de.
scription as near as possible, and there !,
no exaggeration in il. We will give in.
quirers his address, and donht moi his hu.
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 81
that any one doubling NAV knom these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other simi.
lar instances. Mr.. James g. Reynolds.
l44chrys,ie-s,reet, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been doDel
ANswER--By the INDIAN vEGETA,
BILE ELIXIR internally and HEWES'
NERVE AND home LINIMENT ex,
ternally, from Comstock & Co. ...
or For saie in Hill.borouqh by %. Heart:
In 0xiord BY George r. Taylor; IN G, eensbo.
rough by .. y q. Sloan only agents. ~.
February %. 49, : Sc
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE,.
c0MST0cK 4 co.'s
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of SarSaparilla
EoR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofuls. Chroric Rhuemsu,m m. General
Debility, Cu'sneous Diseases. letter,
Sealy Erupiions OF The skin. P.npl-. or
Pusiuie. on The F.es. Msresrlsl and 81.
phlloid Diseases. B,les. from en- ,mpuIs
habit oi body. UlesrHions Of the 'fLiral
end Lse. Liver Affections, Pans aud
Sw,lI,ngs Of the Bonrs, and oil Diseases
arising f'om an impure s,aie OF ~. BI" d.
Exposures and lnp'odenses N Life. Ex.
erssivr Use OF Mercury, Sc.
The great populsin, &c S,rssrsr,lls,
snd It's established Efficacy. render It gu
peIfnous 10 enter ,ntn shy sneun,iUm Of
its sir uss. or sddUes any evidence in ils
favor.
The Ss'saparlla IL wsusntsd positive
Nv ~ g""d ~ an, Other that ran BE- made
a. One D"l.r. 81 jas, hall The pIcr Uf
th"se 50 much s'vtIIlssd. and 81 suOns
and in as large hotties, siz:-
Fifty Gents per Bottle, or Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article has cured SetoIola Of 30
yssr'. after The Dollar sr,irles had been
used IN vain.
10 be had Of the agents of ComsIoek
and Co. only. throughout The county. IN
New York only 81 81. Cortland, Shee,.
THE REASON.
Some people are iuollsh enough To be.
lIese that We Cannot sffurd H. MAXI 40
good an article oi Ssrsapar,lla Eau.ci
aud sell II Tor SO cents rer bo lie q, "a
ger dozen. As ~ on crs lha, cell for Jus,
double thai money. The SIMPLE TACT 1.
this, ard al will now be convinced.
While Flee Hundred dollar. 10 squsnd,r.
eddy Others IN a column or ,wo 81 sd,er.
,'semsnis. We do MOI spend Five. There
Lore We make the pubic pay bu, hill as
much Tor a. good or better srurle ss any
one rise. and yet make ss much IL net
m"re p'"6' than icy The real cot. IN
making the article is probably more tlan
lhei's. as We use nothing bu, the best
SArssI a''lla Root. &c. And we ave fully
convinced that We will cell ihne buihs.
I" me of the doIlsr priced bo,,l,.. wien
The public know What We charge for -. ss
'ts virtue" are .ucb ss no, Ia I, quus hall a
newspaper ." snstain lie rptntsuon.
Inquire Arrays for f'omstock 4. Ca
!sarsoparitta, al Fifty cents, and hare no
other.
For ale hy
D. HEARrr. Marlborough.
march 81. ~
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD

strengthening Piasters.
THESE Plasters, greatly improved,
= and having the preference OF all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended BY all doc.
tors as Invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the Breast, BACK, or SIDE.
Htaknrss and Lam,nsss are relieved q,
once by their use, and the parts restored
10 strength and a natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one oil these
PIaslers. will BIZ astonisned and delighted
at the comfort il affords. Those threaten
ed with LING Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing q
Plaster. II removes The irritation Of III
cipient Consumption FSox THE l.usGs tn
The SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. 30 in Iirsr Gem.
plaiats. and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one. to prevent the cough SET
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
ar For sale in Hill borough nv d Heart;
n Osfnrd nv GeoreeF Taylor; in Greensbo.
rough NY J. & II Sloan--o0l! agents.
February "a. ........ ca
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gkHE Las NeSisiueshass kssa ases IA 80.
. cess Il ainest sssEy dlseass = uhash nhn-
hiss = lisbis. anS ~ hililsls as hssf ea@-
fssals. SD tksiI msny 1siak so . astenesnas
bSlliaus sna siek hssdsehs. Psia and op-
prsssioa .llsr mrsls. ssddaHsss. dlzziRsss.
singslnr noise IN me head snd ears. dfow
s,asss, AsssGburn, loss 81 sppsnie. ~ind
1 spss.as. e. aAey are aeksesisdFed 70 bs vast.
| n sapessss % say IhiaE sxsf e.fsrs sh.fse
| to ne tuklie, and lor tkose 81 . fsl habn q
kosy. thsf uiil prove inrsisstls SHE ~ .
Rsassal fsmaf speneni. feF siaksr ss1. they
rsnnel lail IL enssrs aha saiFsrsal saislae.
rhs sssesry &c he Lifs Fais and Phaaii
Baisu % mesi ssFssln. n freely gives % ths
sllaek 81 fever. Inhsenza. nessles. sore
throat. recent colds. wnh eossh. and OH
e. infsanslsry DISORDERS. 10 rhsnea-
len and rhofie eonplsin's they haze also
performed The masl eHiaesdlasiy cures shea
used 1llh perseverance,.
Sinse he 6gsg inlgodueliaa 81 Dr.. Mcfai'l
Life Medarines 20 his fslla~ eiirrens, thel
have ID every ease, fully maiaiained The hisi
character lhsy % ueli deserved. Patienis uhs
had for years draws On . miserable sxisieaes
and msay uhe had Test The sseoi their limbs b
rheumatism aad paralysis. have been restored
20 health, Strength and eomfsrl. amer all ihs
usual remedies had been ioand sseiess- IN
ssionishiag and almost sifarslous rGeri'
hass also beea experienced. IN the euTs q
Hsrsss and rhrxmsiie pains 81 the hssd sad
face. psrsisfis sgssiisns. eoatrseled and fisf
joints. sisak.is Tssliass. pairs Of the ehrsl
and bsass. ekrssis Thssmsiisn. psipiisiisz .
fLs ksssI. slsirsii Ts,pissiisa. SC
Ba. % % uasecessary 10 eaameraie The ma
nv easss 10 -hieh these purely vegetable me
dlrines have been spccrssfuli but lee ps 10,
qase My are ihcy % aaivsfsaI 10 Then
Bss.s.s they PURIFY THE BLOOD. and
thus renssvr ell Cause o. disease 10 the sys
TEN.
Because they act powerfully apoa the secrs.
tons 81 The BODY. and remove all Impurities 81
once
Because they do not reduce iAe system. bot
ias'soFaieil : ihus requiring no restraint iron
pleasure Or business asnag then oPeTallon.
Complaints arising from . smizis6 state oil
the blood are easily subdued 81 the powerful
stirsry Of these mild and salltary medicines
70 those who are obliRef - travel. OF 20 tsks
medicine without inlenupt.ea ofhusiaess. ths
Lille Medicines are peculiarly nseful. By mild
sad safe operation. they strike 81 the rosi o.
disess-, and quieLly eiadieate ~, thereby pre-
venting the fatal sHeeis 10 which thousand.
are victims.
Said wholesale and retail BY Or. w.B. MoE
"a, BIS Broadway, New York.
Fo sale also by
d. HEARTT. .sgnL
February, I. s.
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January 8
ii IL l. s ROU GIL. N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by DENNlS nEARTT.
PUBLISHED wEEKI

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ RAID IN A. Vance.
Those who do no, give notice OF Jhcir with
10 have their apcr discontinued nt the eSpra-
t'"n "i The year, will be pres un,,d as cs'nns
ts q ontin. ame until ountern,an NJ cd And Ho
paper VIII I've discontinued until all arrf a'sg's
are paid, unless at the option 81 The publisher.
Advertisements not cxccrdinp sixteen lines,
one dollar FOR tie first, and twenty FIVE cents
Tor sa' b subsequent insertion; longer oaes !"
proportion. Court advertisements twenty t'e
per cent higher. A deduction Of % per cent
will bs made to advertisers by The yea,.
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NEW WATCHES
and j @ w e1lery.


4 emueI Lynch has Ihe p,sssass = an
- haasas lag ~ lss lrieads and the pnbIie re-
ierally. that be has Errsitsd irnm Phsisdci
Ina neal sssorsmrna oi JEM ELLERf. coz
sisiiae n Pau of
Gold and Silver Lerer wasehes, and
plain Verge Watches.
Fine Gold Guards and Keys,
Fine Gold Finger Kings,
Breast Pins and Ear. Rings,
Gold AMI Silver Pencils,
Gold Collar Buttons and Miniature
Cases.
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Spectacles, 10 suit all sg's.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains and
Keys.
Silver Whistles and Thimhles,
Silver and steel Ear and Tooth Picks,
Muse Boxes and Steel Pens.
A fine assortment of Rogers and Wos-
ienholm's Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks, and Rogers Scis-
sors.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Salt
Spo ns and Butter Knives.
large assortment, Of Razors, and En-
ersor's Razor Strsps.
Steel Spectacle Cases, and Fancy Seal
stamps,
Silk and Bnek-skin Money Purses,
silk. braid. and Elastic Guards,
Coral. and Gold I.ockeis.
T Watches aad Clocks al descriptions
leaned and repaired 10 hs accustomed srPe.
Ior style. aasa .r.
June &c. 5i-