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THE TYLER MOVEMENT.

Already we see notices Of the bold and de-
termlned movement of the friends of Mr.. Ty-
Ter, in hundreds of papers coming from every
section Of the Union. We extract the follow
ing from the Washington Correspondence of he
Boston Courier
The friends Of the Administration have COM
menced an organization in this city, TO be followed
by movements and action in every part Of the coun-
try. They are determined to bring forward Mr.. ~.
er in spite of opposition from friend foe, prepared
to receive blows from Why's or Democrats, acting
the defensive and sustaining the author of the We
toes, through good and through evil report. Though
late, they resolute and bold and woe be to that
champion who proves rcceant Knight in this hour Of
darkness and peril
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From the NJ Y. Rrrnlbn.


The -Mndsonias of Saturday contains most nm.
deserved attack on the agent who ran the late eY
press Tor us, and II having evidently been written I'M
der misconcepton Of the real facts of the case We
'hhk IL but justice towards the individual ass lied TO
SET our contemporary Sh'. The engines having been
expressly engaged by us to bring the Anticipated debate
on the Oregon Question the agent finding he mad G,ied
IN That object was naturally ana ious that the e,pens
we bsu incurred should not be thrown away and
therefore, on finding that there was Likelihood of
MS oehg .he hrst TO reach this city with the dsas
uous n,'cnigence winch had so expectedly turned
up WINE waiting Tor the debate, he availed himself
oil The slips offered him by the adiso ian bu, onIy m
oui contemporary acknowledges on his own C. ndi.
uons-those conditions OF course having relation To
the interest OF his employers In this he wa, ner
ieeuy Jusuhea and we are sure that our conte mpo-
rary has too much good sense and candor moi 10 ac
kno"ieoge as much as soon he is made ACQUAINTED
with the facts. =" f'"'"''"
III ieuer which appeared in our paper of yester-
day from Mr.. Mills, the agent whose conduct il inn.
Pugned he states that he forced 10 Ike two men
WIN MIN WIN the mails from the Post Office De-
partmen as lar as Philadelphia or run the ,i.k Of
being deprived OF the engine Now be .su, On. ~
these men offering the slips for sale al several of the
newspaper Offices in Phadep hia, and disgus,rd a,
the circumstance, he distributed a number Of them
Tree In Tins way the impression Of our contempo.
fNy thst ne was endeavorng TO make money by the
transaction has In all probability arisen So lar from
his having acted with any want of feeling apor.
from ms statement OF yesterday that he willingly
took charge OF private letters several Of the friends
OF he deceased, but he naturally anY ous TO pre
ven, The intelligence reaching any Of the New York
iors papers before ours, and this accom- plshed, hi,
task was done.
The .uadisonian will perceive no, only Inv our m.
per but all the papers of the city which copied tie
intelligence from US, that we acknowledged our oh
legations 10 IT. as we shall always make il a poiut of
doing IN any similar case.
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OFFICIAL.

The appendix to the report Of the Court Of
Inquiry was accidentally omitted in the publIca-
lion made in the Madisonan yesterday. In our
Introductory remarks we called the particular
notice of the reader to the letter of Col. BON
FORD, which is of highly interesting, as is that
of Captain STOCKTON of the most honorable,
character.
The entire proceedings will be published in
the semi-weekly Madisonian.
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Washington, ID. c.,
Friday, March 8, 1914.

washington, H. ",
Friday, March 8, 1914.
To RICH'D S. COKE, Esq. Judge Advocate
Sin: have TO acknowledge the receipt of
your letter Of this days date, informing me
tina, Courl of Inquiry has beeh organized, at my
request, To examine into my conduct in relation
to the big guns Of the Princeton, and the explo
sion of ole of them, ON the 2Sth of February, and
requesting to know whether could attend In
person, and if not by whom desired TO be re.
presented and whether had any testimony or
other matter TO lay before the Court. | regret
to inform you that am aot able TO attend the
Court in person, having not yet recovered from
my wounds and l should not have thought il
necessary to have deputed any one to represent
me- particularly during the inquiry, but for the
suggestion in your letter. desire Mr.. John X.
Thomson, of New Jersey, may be permitted to
act as my counsel in the matter before the
Court.
As the great object of the inquiry is to deter
mine how much of skill and prudence has
been displayed or neglected in the design and
proof of the big guns, desire most earnestly
that every act of mine in relation thereto, from
the FIRST moment that | suggested the plan Of
the guns up to this time may be spread upon
the record of the Court without regard TO any
technical niceties. Having been informed that
the officers and crew Of the Princeton were mus
tered by order of the President of the Court and
all those who know any thing with regard TO the
matter have been ordered TO attend as wilnesses
have no witnesses from the ship 10 name. But
wish to prove before the Court that my expert
ments with regard to the big guns were no, carri-
ed on, vainly relying upon my own know
ledge and experience alone, but tina, from
the commencement to this time, have
been governed by the best lights afford
ed by the experience of others, and the
mechanic arts, as well as the advice and opin-
ion of most scientific persons. For which pur-
pose desire that Mr.. Francis b. Ogden, whom
! understand is accidentally in The city, may be
examined, and that the enclosed letter of Col
Bomford may be admitted as evidence upon the
record of the Court.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) II. F. STOCKTON.
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IL The Rev. f. Kincaid, the eminent Mission.
airy IRON Burmah, expected to preach on Sabbath
nett 9TH instant) 10 the morning at IL o'clock, in
The fust Baptist Church, Tenth street in the af.
ternoon, at balfpast O'Clock, 10 the Alderman.
room, City Hail. for the Third Baptist Church and
In the evening, at O'Clock, in the Baptist Church at
the Navy Yard.
Mr. kincaid has been for many years a most sue.
cessful Missionary in the Burman Empire. and will
give narrative Of interesting incidents in hi. Mis-.
sionary life. m,rob ~
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
FMpAY, March Is, 1914.

On motion of Mr. Attorney General, Thomas p.
.7hieks Esq Of Mary land, was admitted Attorney
and Counsellor of this Court.
No. ID. X. Porterheld's executors Clark ei al.
appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for Kentucky.
Mr.. JUS Catron delivered the opinion Of this Court
affirming the decree OF the Circuit Court IN this
cause, with costs.
No. IS. Arthur l.. Adams Ell al rs. Julia Roberts
In to the Circuit Court of the United States for
Alexandria, ID G.
Mr.. JUS Wayne delivered the opinion OF this
Court, affirming the judgment of the Circuit Cour,
in this cause, with costs.
No Sc. Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charleston
Railroad Company, rs Thomas w. Letson. In er-
to the Circuit Court of the United States for
South Carolina.
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit Court in
this cause, with costs and six per cent. damages.
No. u. Grignon at al. rs. J. Astor et al.
In error to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
Mr. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Supreme Court
OF Wisconsin in this cause, with costs.
No. ~. John Cats rs. James Phalen ct al
In error to the Circuit Court Of the United States
for Alexandra, ID. c.
Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit Court in
this cause with costs.
No. 80. Sally Ladga rs Richard NJ. Roland ct al
In error TO the Supreme Court Of Alabama.
Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion Of the
Court in this case, reversing the judgment Of the
said Supreme Court, with costs, and remsnding the
cause for further proceedings, in conformity 10 the
opinion of this Court, and TO law and justice shall
appertain.
No "a. Simon Stoddard It al rs. Harry w. Cham
bers
In error TO the Circuit Court Of the United States
for Missouri
MIR. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of the
Court in this case, reversing the judgment Of the
Circuit Court, with costs and remanding the cause
with directions to award yenira facias de novo
No. IS James Rhodes Moses Bell.
In error to the Circuit Cour, of the United States
for Washington, ID. G..
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit Court in
this cause, with costs.
No &c. Jane Dade u.s. Thos. Irwn's executor. Ap.
peal from the Circuit Court Of The United States for
Alexandria, ID. C.
Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming the decree Of the Circuit Court in
this cause, with costs.
Adjourned till tomorrow - o'clock, NJ.
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Your obedient servant,
(Signed) II. +. STOCKTON.
WAsHINsToN, Nov. %, 1910.

DEAR SIR; hasten to acknowledge the re.
cept yours of the 10Th instant, and will fur.
time will admit; for the present must rely, in
degree, on memory, and copfne myself to
few condensed notes, which hope will prove
acceptable.
The weight and general dimensions of the
two ten inch (columbads) or chambered can
non lately proved at South Boston, Massachu-
sets.
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SENATE.


fkiOArj hstch To- 1871
Several Executive communications, in answer TO
resolutions, were received, and referred.
Memorials were presented from the West calling
upon the Government To extend IFS protection and
laws over the territory OF Oregon.
Memorials were also presented in favor OF appro-
priations for the Improvement Of the navigation Of
the Western waters.
After the disposal of some private and local ou-
siness, the bill providing for the Improvement oil The
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, taken up and debated
at great length.
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NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
Wing gain

Wing gain 20
In addition to the above we learn that in Genesee in
out of the IL towns the Wings elect supervisors
In Chautauque the Wigs nre elected in Pomfret,
Hanover, Portland, Sheridan, (gan) Arkwright,
Charlotte Vienova, (gain.) Locos none.
In Essex the Wings are elected in Crownpont,
(gain) Moriah, Elizabethtown, Hllsboro, Jay. Lo-
Cos in Ticonderoga, Chesterfield, Lewis and Kccne.
Republicans Your ddpisers hare been false
prophets before. Do you forget the shame and
agony of 1902 Do you forget the certain pro-
misses of success-the miserable failure TO re-
deem such promises7 The "Arch Traitor
Clay" must not be President We put it on
the ground Of justice to John Tyler.
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M "A IN II L ED

Adams, Mr.. DANIEL H. DURHAM, Of Washing
ton, formerly Of Albany ~ Y, TO Mrs LUCINDA
younqes, daughter Of the late Major DAVIS, Of Little
Rock, Arksnas.
And, at the same time, Mr. EDW aRDC. Eek
LOFT, Of Washington, to Miss ADELINE, second
daughter Of Major DAVIS, Of Little Rock, Ark.
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SECOND PRg'Brrrnhs CpURcu.-Wo understand
that the services next Sabbath in the above named
Church, situate on New York Avenue, will be con.
Quoted by the following named Ministers, now in at
tendance a, the Methodist Conference, which il at
present holding its annual meeting in ,hi. city
Rev. DIR. Ddwin Dorsey, at / O'Clock, A. NJ
Rev, Benjamin ". Crever, at hslfpast O'Clock
L. NJ
Rev. John NJ Jones, at bslfpast O'Clock, P. NJ.
The public arc respectfully invited to attend.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA CHEAP.
AIES and best edition, 0St3,) in fine bind
IL ing, With marbeJ edges not such copies as
may be met with in auo, ION rooms, but Ct Tor the
shelves ofsny library in the United States.
For sale, three eop'ss only, at twenty-five dollar.
per set,
feb ~ 3 TAYLOR
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Will or THE LATE MAuoUIs WrLLusLrY.-Tbe
will and cod,cil Of the Marquis Wellesley have Just
been proved by Mr. J. +. Down, the sic executor,
who has legacy Of l000L The deceased nobleman
bequeaths to MIR. Alfred Montgomery, his private
secretary l000l, Gin regard TO his afectionate duti-
FIJI, and Jealous services" and the residue Of his
property to his wife, Mary Ann, Marchioness Wei
lesley. BY the codic he gives TO his secretary (Mr
Montgomery in addition to the legacy in his will
all his manuscripts and gives the following dlr,c-
tons, which verbatim
"And desire him to publish such Of my papers a,
shall tend TO illustrate my two administrations in
Ireland nndto protect my honour AGAINST The Islander of
Melbourne aud his piiir Of aiie, OConnei"
To Lord Brougham he leaves Homer in four
volumes, and earnestly desires him to assist in pub
fishing his MSS, saying, I'll leave my memory in his
charge, confdng in his justice and honour" To
Earl Grey, "my George, carved on an amethyst. and
worn by George H." To his valet, he leave. his
wearing apparel, robes, slsrs &C. for his kindne..
during my illnessn The property is sworn NODE
6000i-Londyn Times.
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PREACHING AT THE CAPITor.

Inc hc'' Mr. Lkwr', Of Scotland, NOV in the
city viii preach in the Capitol Sunday morning
next at II O'Clock mach AZ
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In THosE THINGS WHICH AKE ESSENTIAL LEI '"
81 UHnr--s NON ESSENTIALS, LiDEhfI' ANY :"
THINGS CHARITY .--.fugttstin
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From the Old School Dem ocr at.

The CALL.-We present to-day call from some
of the friends Of the Administration, in this city, for
State Convention to be held here on the 9th day Of
April, for the purposes therein Indicated
This course is necessary TO enable the friends Of
the President to consult together, and determine
what course TO adopt in reference 10 the present and
the future. In nearly all the States the true friends
Of States rights and Democratic principles max
ing arrangements to meet in Convention at Baltimore
on the 4h Monday of May Our friends in Penn
sylyania fixed upon that day and trust their sug
gestions will be adopted.
We respectfully ask the friends of the Administra-
ton throughout Missouri to meet together in their
respective towns and countless and send delegates to
the Convention here on the 9th day of April. No
time is to be lost. The day is near at hand and
whether the advocates of States rights aud the
friends of the President be eo or many let them con-
fer together at the time selected and decide upon
the best means Of carrying out their principles.
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To the friends Of the present .NationM administration
The State of Missouri

The undersigned, citizens of ST. Louis, who be-
leve that the measures principles and policy OF PIE
sdent Tyler are those best calculated to advance the
true interests and prosperity of the country and who
in favor of taking the proper steps to present him
candidate for the next Presidency, respectfully
recommend TO the friends of the Administration
ton TO be holden in this city the 6 h of April next
preparatory TO the selection of delegates the Ad
mnstration Convention at Baltimore, the ith Mon
day of May next.
A numerous list Of subscribers were append
ed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-12-05
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.

under which he lebored for many wears.
Rev. Ira NJ, Allen, late Of this, but now OF New
York city, says:-" have used Jaynes Expecto
rant and have confidence in i, than
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-12-05
l.. c. coRDELL.
CuARLrsrowS. Jul, 90. 1913.

have Inspected carefully DR.. Ihonson's appar-
atus Tor relief Of PIolepsus uter, and keeping in
view the indications 10 be met IN the management
OF ihat painful affection, conceive ibis apparatus
70 ee ID oil respects, adopted 70 fulfil those ind
cations Il embraces lighlness with strength and
perfect applicability to the contour Of surface 70
which it is to be appliedthose essentials neeessa-
~ in any apparatus TO effect the Uterine support.
The apparatus is admirably designed for sustain
ing the walls OF the abdomen either IN case OF
gravid Uterus, recent delivery or any condition OF
the abdominal organ. requiring rest and support
would be pleased To see the light secured in tais
county 50 that physicians could avail themselves
of its advantages.
JOHN ]. II. STRAITH.
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SANDS SUBSTANTIALLY.


FEV0 promote the health Of the body and increase
IL the tranquility OF the mind, sroHg the
most important objects ter which man lives, And
Coz which The snges og antiquity lsbored ~h inccs
SAINT and unIemitting toll The constatsiicn Of
aaR sras heir study, in order 20 discover the seat
/ Of bis maladits, ans source OF sii bis cofpofea
misery. TO alleviate the diooping spirits. 10 in
spile confidence TO ihe desrondlfg MUD, and ease
the screwed heert, az he arts and arguments 81
their philosophy and powers eiresser were turned
Among the varied branches Of worldly Raiuing,
there can be none equal in importance to that OF
the Healirg AT, for The souiin q diseased body
may be sptly compared to The martyr in his dun
geon which retains is real value. b,i has lost ,s
usefulnass. Many or most Diseases have their on.
gin 10 an impure or Impoverished state Of the blood
and this beng fluid SUI geHerss, extending 10 the
most minute notifications Ut the s,stenl The subtle
noson j. Infused. and the seed beng soen btirgs
forth fuit IN shundance IN enc instance causing
= swelling ofthe glands. resulting in scrofuls or
Kings Eyil-In sro,her Justification OF the arteries
or tufnirr them into bone also rheumatism and
disease Of ths heart egtsneogs erppfions diseases
Of The liver. and variety Of other maiadies which
aopp burrv their victim, 10 bis efaye Sands, Sar-
separlllq pureN vegetable medicine. which il
the resel, Of wears OF labor and chemical research
IN bringing II 10 il nre.ent stale OF pr,fction will
arrest and. II timely administered perfecl, cure
These diseaSeR bx purifsirr the Ete nuid Tppenp-
rofinr the constitution dispeliips diseased action
giving tone 10 .be general energies of the system.
/ aud enabling the blond 10 course ON fteely and
bringing with il bealth and renewed yieor. A, The
Phfpnix Uses from, the ashes OF liz FIRE re.snrnn
ted with new life 80 does this medicine re-ipyigof
ate the whole svs,em enkindlinp its exnirino e1er
eiea. and overcoming disease. The following Ger.
tsca,ss recentIv received ain he read Win iper
-, ~ ~, e,,;t.r 100 10 raaaa, !. ,efs,rnd =,
1 .'. - ~, . -. -. -. 4,
/ III ~, $500 y
~ '"o N,yanv NJ, 1aAa
! ST.. OF. cs,ls,as - esa,....
;o5,,c no - ,,'a he o,,i,.g sts,ensn, ~ tar,s
H.. - ~, l;,,ls ,'ab.
~ .''e y. 80
~, ~ .,i,, - -, sg,c,oi ~
;ao,sra,a 49,. IA, ,h,ch
:, -. 80 h,1 oana..,od ,i,f ir,eF5sI disa.sa
| ,bat NC essnaire4 ofhor IA. Tho enmnlair, com
rasr.od r. ,he roo,s ae ,he hair ard srad,,aIly
s,,sad nrril he ,sbo1e bead sa. enyetonsd ond
,ben i attacked ,he ears. and ran down ,he nock
al !, 5000 IL ~,
-, - T. .,,,,,,l ,,;,l : ,,,au ,;,,.,l
- ,,.,,,I 60, ,,t;n -, !, g., d;sch
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-12-05
CHAplrsT0wN, July 20. 1873.

SHhkiEsIOWhf July 10 toiS.
During the last Two years have used the epPar-
atns Of DR.. Thomson for the relief Of Prolapsus
uteri, ard have found il not only efficient, but en-
treiy exempt from all nconvenences inseparable
from the mode OF treatment fotmetly aGapied in
displecements OF The uteius. should be pleased
TO see IL the possession Of some resident OF this
County, the right 70 manufacture and vend this
apparatus, as the difficulty and expense Of PROCURE
ing II, has prevented, feel confident, its general
use here.
T. q CoRDPrI
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The tollO~ing certificates are submitted.
Professor of Theory and Practice OF Medicine in
Medical College, Ohio.


have examined the apparatus of DR.. Thomson,
called the UTEKO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford relief 10 cases of Prolapsus Ute
H. aud consider il IS most admirably adapted to
answer the purpose intended; both from the nature
OF The materials. and construction of the machine
and the reasonable price at which il is offered, Is
deserving the patronage OF the medical Profession.
NJ. a. FINLEY, NJ. d.
September 81, ls43.
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IN % 81 & mTm .

3AI V i 4 u In
rEyHE undersigned, Administrators Of ohm X
m Wilson, decd, request ali persons having
claims against the Estate to exhibit them--and all
indebted to the deceased, or TO the firms of VIII
SOB & Anderson and j ohm N. Riddle g. Co., to pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude ofthe estate will
make il proportion the undersigned to wind up theii
administration with as little delay as possible
JOHN STKOTHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.,
January 6, l842-tf Administrators
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Hance'S Medicated Candg,

E1OR COLDS, COUGHS, AND HoARSE-
n NESS.
alt has long been the effort Of man,
To fellow morals from death
To cure them of Coughs and OF Colds,
Consumption and shoItness OF breath.
The way then at length has been found,
For man to obtain quick relief
Its virtues will surely astouud,
And make him the Same Of belief;
Would YOU live then in Joy and in health.
Feel hale when old age shall advance
If so, by far better than wealth,
Is the Candy, made only by Hance."
Price 25 cents per package, or five for 81
For sale by Seth S. Hance, conner Charles and
Pratt sis. Baltimore; Geo. W. Robbins, Hedges
vile, and W. II. Hesetne & Co., Marlinsburg.
November a. 1914.
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EgANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or iiOAR-
m a HOUND, for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds
II any doubt ne Efficacy, We can refer them to d
have been rel eyed by its use; and We have ia
ken the stand we are not willing 10 Weld but again
assert that this is the most popular, sale, aud
cessful medicine ever introduced, Price so cents
per bottle.
For sale by VIM. II. HESLETINE & CO.,
Martinsburg' aud Geo. w. Robbing, Hedgesville
July 4, l844-y