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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

~ Monsieur KoRroNAY, II will be perceived bv
an advertisement, has arrived in our city He will
commence his instructions today at Carusi's Saloon.
IN the celebrated and fashionable dance Of the Polka
$ rangers and citizens now have an opportunity of
Perfectng themselves in anticipation Of the Ipsupu.
ration Balls.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

THE PRoDucrIvsSEss or R,uRo.p, From
aement o. the railroads in Massachusetts, II apprtrs
.nst Tour finished railroads Of Eve hundred miles
ngih, which cost So $40 900, have an aggregate Of
rece'pu amount ny during the past ysar TO 81 $780,
sso expenses and cost Of repairs being deducted,
,savss me nett income o. ,o70r5l2 The average IS
about Ia per cent Five thousand miles Of r,il.
ROAD EoEsnd costing over $40 0o0, 600, yield, an
impro,ing
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

nHr RANDOLPH WILL CAs.-Tbs Petersburg In
,elg.ncer states that III. Jury in thi. o,,. r..
rough, in verdict establishing The will and ,od;ciI
1891, - the last win and testament Of John Ran.
doiph. An application for new trial has been m al.
snd is now pending
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17
ID / n ~

On We lssh met IN this city, in IN. 18th ye.r Of
Der ss., LUCRETh SEARS, widow Of Georr.
scar, formerly IN smnent merchant Of BALTIMORE
and mother Of Abby, wis Of Js~.s wn. McCullob
'Firt Comptroller Of the U. 8. Treasury.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17
ST." wA,nKoroS, February is, ls4s,

To the Editor Ct the .Madisonian;
Sal AK the favor Of laying before the public
through your columns, concise paper on the sppli
cation OF Pneumatics 10 Gunnery. i wish 1t d
reach the eye Of all naval and military mel
throughout the Union and bring il up 10 the bar o
public opinion with that view. will thank you io
tho favor, and remain,
Very respectfully,
Your most obedisnt servant,
THOS. q. CLINTON, M. ID.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

Though the materials for reflection, cmanatine
from study Of Gunnery, have been exceedingly in
congruous, have analysed them throughout their en-
tire bearing, and fortunately for m, plan, I have
found that it meets all wellbssed requirements Ye,
is not to be expected that in the limits of this pa
per- can wander through the mazes Of the multifa.
rious desutory and dsjonted conversations and re.
searches lhave held, reduce them to consecutive
series, sweeping progressively over the me,alIurgy,
fabrication, mechanical APPENDICES and marine prsc-
tee OF gunnery.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

In addition it is proposed to simplify the cannon
lock- hammer, shaped to suit, and a shaft (~ork.
ing in the cascable) with circular inclined plane
upon it, constitute the whole plan.
The blast from the vent has been known to raise as
much as 900 pounds. If the closing of the vent
prove practicable the whole projecting power Of the
powder can be used, and the ball thrown Just so much
further
Besides the vent will not be burnt, and the uncer-
'ainy in trusting to the thumb, while the heated gun
is reloaded, will be avoided ...
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-17

There is one other Democratic paper beside
the Globe, which advocates the last project II
troduced in the Senate, and that is an Aboliho
paper. We give its article in full:
From ne .NsQ York Epssing Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
coue.pondepee Of he BaIlinoIe PalIiot.

WASHINGTON, 1919.
"YotrNe TAILEYRAsD,..' who knows all that Is
going on in the ranks OF modern democracy,
forIos me that there il already DIVISION IN MIR.
PoIk,s Csbinet-each party striving for the master
shin in swaying and controlling the President. The
os,ensble issue lie SAYS, will be made to hidgc on
Inc ouest;on whether we sinai! have rcrenus or
,yotcctirc tariff Mr. Polk will side win the ad-
vocates of protective tariff. The consequences
YOU, as well as myself, or my informant, may pre-
dict-;he consequences, | mean, 90 far as the
present Cabinet and harmony q tie progressive
democracy are concerned. The country may be
the gamer by IL
Nj Secretary WALKER has appointed Iadge
Bibh's son, who was the late SecIetarys conlden-
tial clerk, 70 clerkst.ip in the Land Offlce-by
which means he is 1a-etd from $1,000 10 Slioo per
,nnum. The latter salary viii do for hin--and
about 500 more than do, 10 say-thc east. The
old Judge, with his short clothes and buckles short
Gu: hair and swapping black eyes. takes his dsmis-
sal with as much eGuaniinlty and as little cursng,
az could be expected by those wfo know how posi-
tive he was of being continued, until one oil your
wicked correspondents had the hardwood 10 expose
his 1rhoe$Gie plagiarism IN his great report 10 Con-
grrss on the condition Of the finances.
McDuiiie scruBles not 10 speak IN the waTrnest
terms Of Remuneration Of The movements thus far
the New Administration.
The union Of amity aud love- formerly existing
between Senator's Benton and Allen Is dissolved
the latter wishing to ch rom the former the lead
ershp of the party" in the Senate. and for winch
the great Mjssourian will not soon forget him
Rumor now says that Mr.. ]. c. Harris. OF Ten
nessee will purchase the Madisonian and Conslitu-
ionalist aad publish the o6iciai organ with PERHAPS
John Ferdinand Hamlrack Claiborne OF New-ur-
leans formerly in Congress from Mississippi as edit
Tor. Believe it not The Globe is, and will be the
oyror. Did no: the editors lend Gen; jackson
$1,000 some time ago TO help him oui OF his dill
cultirS1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
COHNEE OF WILLIAM & DUANE-SrS.. y. Y

AZ The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
60 h. ha, leased the allow establishment aud pre-
IL. TO accommodate them with Boani sud Lodging,
an very moderate terms II has been put m the most thorough
ritg re aud he viii asaa SAY what he Intends 70 DO
but socits he travelling community TO VISIT and give MN
rial and nudge for themselves, that the establishment under
his management deserving OF the patronage oil TIE peone
The location eens central business Offers Inducements 70
uerchants from the country tirom rs retired
passed by any other house in the city Ienis - pe' cay
The subs nber 6sgs 10 call the attention Of parties that
the Assembly Room will be let 10 those gv'nG bi and
room will shortly b. nut IN complete par and h,ted up IN
magnificent style lie her calls the attention OF the pro-
fsSons gentlemen the law that his Tor arbttrsors
and referees hss undergone alteration aud that he !. ready to
accommodate them reasonable ,ermswhch will be seen
BY his regulation Of room hire. -,
~ B.-A select number of Permanent Boarders VIII oe
m,s sn, '''' MINoRD s. THRESHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINlMENT.-Thls celebrated remedy is
for the Esi offered 20 the Newly ork public the
lrbrty whch !; has obtained in the county tNV-schester
where originally Introduced induced the proprietor
10 Extend is se thoushcu, the c5unt There has
been diseovri external remedy that mas proved certain
effects Permanently curing The following diseases
RkrrnGttss7- Sireed Limbs ri; the CSeSt and Back
SpruiHS. BrISseS, Nervous .iTecprS. WccSIcss tie
.JgiiIif Coircctie's Of tie Muscles. Burns Ss Rhel=
Group. .isse M The Face. Tooth .icie &c &c
The following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
who had charge Of The HospiA ia the Sin. Sing State
Prison. mlay years ,h- powerful evidence in favor
Of this celebrated External Remedy and IS sufficient gu1ar-
IT, that worthy the confidence i- rshe For paTtic.
Rars, the certificates accompanying each bottle Price
. cents.
SING SIG. December 2sth, 1874.
Ny Dear Sir: Received your Yesterday asking ny
opinon in relation HuGts LInin-n prepared by Mr. u T.
Stanton. Knowing lis composition. 1nd having frequently
and in .iy opaI5n the t-est Linineut now IL
Sesy truly ard respectfully yours,
y. h. HOFFMAN, NJ. D.
Col PIERRE V,~ CoRrLANpr.
ully concur IN the above opinion:
This Lrimeut sold by Rushon Co 10 Broadway. 10
Asor House; Broadway. Sourteerth-strset; A. B.
D. Sands - Euou-streei 273 Broadway n East BEcadway
Aspinwall, 50 Wilm-staet; Neakim 81 broadway; Sa
on III Boer corner traIdat; Moss. corner OF Car
nor and G!andstre-t C. P Huests lni Nassaustree
Of Ann BonSill. CanSl and Hudson Austin. COT
Cedar and Nassau j. j. Coddiugtou, 1913 Hudson-stre;
Graham, Of Od.slip and Watershed; Hubbard Cobb
corner A;llntic aud Columbia Brooklyn: and Druggists
generally throughout the city and United States AID BY
HOADLEI. PHELPS y Co iI2 Watef-street y. y. who
the wholesale Orders addressed them ~ the
r.; I'm -''''' '''I' GEORGE +. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
Dr.. Bannins's Patent Lace or Body

BRACE-Ths iustTumenti designed relieve di,Tepsia,
weakness. and pain SIDES of gonene.S in the
sch constipation and rs weak iuags cough and splitting
blood papstiee Of The heart weakness Of the hips and
enlargement. Of shoulder st;cuIly children end
youn: ladies' also female debility and weakness Of voice
Ssm.ir,.s Clerks Students and others who keep The ben,
attitude ud much immediate comfort from ITS |, orr-
by ecvstins the whole pile OF organs (which have d
c-nded from muscular weakness End them thus
by lifting fiexiby. DR.. B. be consulted At 50
Btoome Lanress, Tor few weeks bewesa II u aHd
SP NJ Cty and Country Physicians and Druegsts are
10 call and be supplied by The ADORE
address. " Common Sense, Chronic Disesse, for sale
arrangement relief pay be made. ml3 6neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
y-yORK. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH rs. 1sa5.

GRAHAM HoUsE-NEw -AREASGEAENT--ROS
WELL GCSS informs his friends ard the public tha; he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESZIBLLSHHEEI,k known
the Graham House 65 Bsrlay-sree;, b adding 10 II
the adjcqing house. and is prepared 10 accommodate s
sieat or permanent Boders On the pst favorable terms
All iends OF Temperance desiring que: home aId fee
dom from the fumes alcohol and tobacco, are limited 20
pa;rorze tbs house. The Vegetable system Win me
choicest selection OF fruits, &c which ne in@el
viii be strictly adhered TO- hut table viii be served fer
tho-e ~hs prefer the ordinary mode OF mixed d-e.-
Croton Shower Warm and Cold Baths free.
c. hoa' ILL "o9o'
e15.LEECHEs AND cUfs applied BY NJ. 4AGNUS-
son corner Of Broadway ard Brooine street, entrance IN
Become ST. Sew-Y0-k.
Rst.rescss-Dr Chcesrnan, Or. Mott, DR.. Nelson Dr.
Francis DIR. stcans DR.. Berger, Dr.. Weed, Dr. Sinclair
DR.. d. Smith. DR.. Quackcubos.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly on hand JAN sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
NATIONAL HOTEL.
No. CouarLASpr- SrsEkr, AND 81 LrsxArr-sraErr
York;:

THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY
A-A THIS NEW HOTEL is now oIrn, where the pro;
" pretors will he happy sccomdate .e;r friends and
H. The public with board. he lodging ale larse
and airy, and the i-ens ARRANGEMENTS such as cannot Tan
to please The location being h- centre of business
offers Inducements merchants from other cities and tho
country surpassed by any other House III this city
The Furniture. Beds aud Bedding all new, and made
expressly fer this establishment.
families ho wish Paors with Sleeping Rooms attached,
he handsomely accommodated. a..
The subScbers thei; friends and the puoic ,hat no
efforts art shall be to secure the comieit
and convenience Of their guests aud while they solicit
share of e patronage they hoe by uuceisng attention TO
the duties of their vocation, 10 CIV. entiIr Ssse2n 90
f22 I'm CHAS. WhlkOrF Y W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
performed Gy
FGLGER's OLOSAONlAN,


1t has proved itself TO be the lest medicine offered 70
cured Nor i" those Ec have been nader treatment by
of our best Physicians and 10y Them slien up as
and are cured and the OF good health doubt
that remedy be found however hopeless tt case ay
is- 10 b. Il Is approved by thu Faculty sad recommended
by them as Inc i0'i'N'HS ASTHMA sIsyEiA
will shew Feq,emen residing N 18th street had Teen sui
tia; medical advice 2ba,ned lie was attended by
e Sf % not i Tc , him. and tod hun hat hopeless
Hearing of this great remedy he purchased D9f ana
attended him declared the medicine 10 be wonderful ndte-
They have s1ce 'eeI%TsgTS$d tB'I / 6o5 Oh 'S
medical gentleman residing in Broadway called th last
week that he had been Induced to Tx the Us
remedy aud , found the most happy effects resulting rom
IT'S USE His wife troubled with severe cons aa aiie
blood quantities. lie had used one 6oiIle ,1a cA
sc one aud should recommend 1t as snch
,one easS H. Of time was relieved br one bo;e this great
remedy. She had serete cough aud raised blood;
anncr and had been under the Of his py.clan during
the winter He much reduced and coushrd con
stantly when he commenced the OF the Uloaonian ne
has bottles Of the remedy aud now able to return
to his work being eH,iTely TTl' $, ts.!,oS
Mr. COMFORT, IS White ST. 50 low IN the month Of De
cembeT last that he given by his physician HIS friends
friend 10 try The Oosaona and his surprise IL has 50 FAR
restored him health that he now able TO walk about TIE
youns lady whose name left the Office has far
covered from diseased lungs under the use OF me
ihat e IS now able attend her usual tu;rs She had
ben complaining for years aud had been aiicadsd 5y the
bast ycjans beth in Brooklyn and this city. hey all
si in their opEiou Other aud pronounced her uns so
far affected that they could help her Her cure IS extra
ordinary and will shortly be published IN nii: I'm.
Other persoas e1feucedthe curative properties oil tis
medicine and unbesitatingly rIaaouncr y
THE GREAT REMEDY
NJ Binncrr i02 Barclay Nj v ;lson OF 2eoNen
Mrs Eel of Nlorrisiou n J. Mrs Mctann ~ " alkef-st
NrS arrhihsld IS W hite street. and numerous other Ss
have been relieved from coughs of long standing Diiheui
Of Breathing sc and have left their names as references al 'e
Office -, A., I'D 81,
- ~ 30 i.ni.,--,--sr Ern1klvn An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

AccrprNr IN A Coal TUNNEL. An explosion oc-
Cured few days ago the coal tunnel in process Of
construction nj Beaumont the head Of the Bear Noun
tain Railroad in Schuykill county.
heavy blast had been prepared at the extreme end OF
he tunnel some 500 feet into the mountain, when aworh
man by the name OF Dccr ncautiously approached with
lighted lamp look into the tube containing the fire.
spark the lamp FALLING upon the train caused an IN
slant explosion Diedcr thrown nearly leless against
the opposite side tunnel and upon being brought out
was found severely injured 10 cndanscr bis life
there was found be about two hundred wounts mostly
cuts, on different parts OF his body. lPhiia. lnq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

DUMPs-DoubIe action light and force pumps OF al
sizes 10 raise from 20 400 gallons water per minute.
Cast IRON Fountains OF various patterns
Fire Engines and Hose, &c. Manufactured BY
s9a ans D. L. FARSAM, . Fultor-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

Observation-Disclosures the bills which passed the
House on the l4h Incorporate Tor twenty years
the Ncw-Jcrscy Magnetic Telegraph Company
bill 20 provide for the erection OF State lunaic As'-
lum passed the Sena.c on the Same day by unanimous
vote.
NEw-YoRK STANDING COMMITTEES, This body is
certainly placed in an anomalous position Their situa-
ton is full of embarrassment. short time ago they re-
commended candidate for ordination 10 the bishop Of
NewIcrsey. The candidate however, had 10 return 10
New-lork without orders, Bishop Doane refusing 10 or
dan, and taking the ground that the Standing Committee
had rs power II! the premises. Since this unexpected Turn
of affairs, the Committee have declined furnishing even
ieuer oiissory TO candidate for orders assigning ~
their reason that their position peculiar Is TO render
doubtful any act they might perform. For the present,
therefore, we suppose they will Go nothing.
Episcopal Recorder.
A Man OF BusINEss-Ths following is the cNe-
sing paragraph of letter from Mortified to the Ed
itor OF the New England Washingtonan:
have been This quarter little over seven weeks in
which time have iocured six evenings temperance,
four evenings FouTiersm, and eighteen evenings oil
things in general besides preaching twice per day on seven
Sundays and travelling on an AVERAGE some y miles per
week sometimes in snowstorrls sometimes in rain. and
sometimes over muddy roads rs ever regard
myself as having ben tolcraby busy. and hope
gc;her unprohtably others myself But win not
take up mere Of your space exceptto write myself.
Yours very truly u. Il. b.
NEW POLISH CoLoNT,-A Captain of vessel
bound TO Batavia the Southern Ocean writes that when
q
tha; Island aud the Island al Amsterdam aken posses
SION of on the 23i OF July, lSj ts name and the
stang II Adam Mixowsawsky a Polish exile who now ex.
erc;ss his authority ON both Islands The establishment
.s Of ty-six PERSONS. including six soldiers and
uecroes and ueresss, who employed domestic afS
the men au employed III the hale fishery the OIL boiled
The Island and four vessels tbriSs and sehooners ocu-
sary e,arloyed IL conveying Il 10 Bourbon tCin eAz
MvrMoNcs-Th artificial system OF memory.
based upon the association OF ideas, which has
been strongly advocated BY certain parties Of late.
is well hi off in the following anecdo'e;
A French professor OF the art OF memory asked
his pupils where Joan of Arc was born. None
could lell, well, then. said the professor. re-
member she was born at ponreml, near Sancon-
lers.. And how will you remember this kemenl-
Der Don, The Spanish ute as we shy Don llu!No'c;
| and as for Remi remember the name OF s.. Remi,
Archbishop OF Rheims, who conSecrated hlns Clio
y VS., And aow Tor your lessen. Siephsnie, my
child, where was Joan OF Arc born
- Monsieur. she was born al Rheims, where she
consecraled King Clovis"
bishop OF RieimS.''
Monsieur, he was Don Quxote."
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P0AKDING SCii00L-lKyING INSTITUTE, TAKAI'

BOARDING. SCfOoL-IkVlNG INSTITUTE, TARRY-
10 Tows, y. Y.-wII.LIAM p. LYON, A. NJ Prnc
pal.-Summer Session viii open on the lst of May.
TO those who desire place at Boarding School,
e advantages offered this Institution believed be
equal Il superior, 10 any Il has been IN success
fi operation years The location delightful and
lrb-ous. sconvenent Of from the City. The ei
flee Is commodous and CONFERENCE.-The pay grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village. The government Is
efficient hat mud resembling that Of we'll regulated
Christian njin day scholars received to ccun-
;cract the sslu;ary influence oil family training.
The system OF instruction designed not merely 70 ad-
and perfect The pupil N the branches studied, but 10
dcye!opc and instruct the Judgment, cnlshien tho
dcrStandDg 10 form ;le habits, AID 70 give moral aud
useil. direction 10 the .ncl.natonS
Further particulars including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions Of patrons &c. Will be found in thepamphet circu
lar OF the Institute, be had application az the Book
stores Bartlett II Wexford Ascr House, and Rayuors
IS BoSery
Reference By permission to the following distinguished
gcntlernea
Washington Irving. Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, U. S Senate.
Hon. Cuban c. Verplanck.
Capt. Alex. Slidell Mackenzie, U. $. y.
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. c.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trmhe j. r. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
D. Harpe: & Brothers, New-York City.
Also the following who have been, patrons
Rev Ii W Hunt, Zebcbec Cook, Jr. Benz L'S!er,
lev l. NJ Vincent, VI Van Beurcn, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Lus vi Heyt, Theo Reese,
Rev j Dewing, ] !. Mott, w knevcls,
Rev J Sewcl, DuSer5erry, j. Dentson,
Rev A T Scicck, j l. Kip. Geo Cnch.
Rev DIR West ParmoGy, ii w Cllpp,
Or Jos Scribncr, VIM G Boges BENZ Brush,
Rev ID Babcock, w Van No0rhiS, + Campbell,
4 X Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W : Durham,
Elisha Morrel Jacob Leroy, Il Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen q IL Striker, II Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed Isaac Adriance,
J Ches erman BF wheewright, 1hos Pattisos,
Morris Robinson. W Van Antwerp, VI Ecs. l3O SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
SCHOOLS.

NOR SALE--A Classical and English School well es,ab
l. ,hed. good location within fifteen minutes walk Of
the Park aAd saclcd the responsibility Of Us patron
Any person fully competent. with Siti $3.50 ready
money for wheh the fixtures and apparatus thau
sGuivaen;, viii ind opportunity o making profitable
Investment. by addressing line 10 PrmuS, ~ this ohce
t,F2 fs.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL ''DUCU-
MENTS.'
Col NASE, Of 4dnenia, Nc,c- York, uritcs
r,lder date of January y, Io45,
MS ftii0lrs

Mr.. ISAAC Burrs: w. r,,-;ii
Cherry held is nothing more t,n merits. Having its
beneficial effects in own family beiieTei to be invina
NV wife whose constitution naturally feeble in the fall
took cold which affected her lungs PRODUCING
arassng and c1ss-ness so that she could with dI
While On visit to her friends ZEE, spring. her attending
ryscisns became alarmed her situation told her that
less her cough aud other symptoms left her c weather
proached would he not likely The weather became
cold Al the time be- medicine 70 t,k' winch
MSS and RAISING or BLOOD continued about the
time At this alarming stage Of e disease procured
few bottles Of stars BaSam Of Wild Cherry, which she be-
gan take After usns one botde could Perceive e or
benefit from she had become So lar REDUCED by
its use though freely confess boring against hope
Beor. III. second bottle thought there was some
relief aud she rerse'cIed IN Is use I'LL she had 15n Or
RESTORATION 10 her usual health Not one oil th'Sc
alarming symptoms have re5IPtared and should do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend II 10 Others
who may be in similar situation. ~ - er
=. NJ Swift, Esq District Attorney oil D9tctss O. writes
am acquainted with Col w H. Nsse Of Ame1i4. who is
man Of uih-ad his statement of facts i entitled To in
credit urer know that the health oil ms M sIS Is EE'
improved. L. VI: SW If !.
They fully prove thai this Daam the only reliable remedy
FOR pains weakness of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint ncpient Consumption: Asthma of one 10
10 years standing RAISING OF blood and ever disease pro
Remember certificates and statements of cures are in
ALL CAsEs sTriCIiY TRUE.
Principal Office 30 Ann.s but sold by Druggists IN all parts
of the country - --n
No DECEPTION.
Not tccck passes array ,ciilot hare TO record
some of the most astonishing cures Of iohg Colt
fHncd Asthma, Ihcip,c!t Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Bronchitis,
IitfcaIty of Breathing, and tic
rariouS diseases of the
Lungs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

CHEROKEE NEws.--ln last weeks paper, we
stated that Chcrokces Dab natau-ec and Kah-too-
yoh-h charged with numbering Seminole Indian, near
here few weeks SINCE put upon tiai and that the
trial was sti progressing rhc examination Of witnesses,
&c was closed On Thursday evening last and the case sub
United 10 the jury who unable 20 agree upon vcr-
dc, The whole case again submitted 10 new Jury.
on Monday morning. l7 who rendered the verdict Of Not
Guilty In the case of Dalna-taucc but OF Guilty IN that
OF yoh who sentenced to be hung on Mon
day next oath instant at which time the sentence Will
undoubtedly carried into execution the Court refused
10 sign petition 10 the Executive for hi pardon.
lChorokcc Advocate, Feb. 20.