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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

~ The following is the concluding verse OF
poem, by john Quincy Adams, published in the
Liberty Bell
And say not hou, My Country right or wrong"
Nor Shed thy blood for an unhaiowed cause,
Thy e and all thou hast 10 her belong,
And free submission to her righteous laws
But Justr huIas no balance toi the strong;
Her sword to sanction wrong she neve draws.
IT, then thy Country rampes on the right,
FurI up her banners, and averlh sight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.


eharieer and has aaet,d and eran
hauon o. several Of the first physicians of New
'apn hspGsw J. y Tosns residing 20 Bfdx. street
o"osyhn IN his sSu He generally enjoyed rol,
Dot about ihse yesrs 'nes began gradually to h
senei ~eakne- and hstude over him accom-
panied with oppression Of spirits Loss ot appetite inability TO
s'P &c soon followed Medical sought and DIR
1ohn w. ffanes Of New York consulted usual re
moes such |" eopoas bleeding &c though
ths desired effect Captain roHb- shortly down
IN he street in-ensibe with aropseiie IL partially
recovering hom the effects he noticed tim. that
portion OF MS h side apparently dead further en-
curry MS Physsan- pronounced his combined
hpoy and Paayss The ye symptoms rapidly ipe.ss
eaue arms and limbs became seeted-ndeed Of one
noe e oody was eess, and shortly amer
aPopeeue h more sevee than the first hou HI.
s was de'paed Of AZ maiers physicians seemed
70 uo less He WAS unable assistance and
euA'o disneuy and his sight impaired phy.ans
VIM Hunt Of Brooklyn, considered a. entirely hone
less, and beyond human aid.
Such simple AID Of IN. situation OF
Capain Tombs in July last the
Kings and Magnetic Fluid His f,y try the
pertinent and for that based aiani
bracelets for The limits and on.
bottle Of the Magnetic Fluid In amer using the,.
eeng was peeepube IN the
broke out In five days he arm ana IA.
his hand and IN three weeks he able alone lie
now began TO speak distinctly clearer and in every
sPei was improved period Of month. has now Ella
sd during which time ApopIe1y been
he Is enabled to take regular add all impaired
be-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
"A denilOf The case, alluded to here forow,.
HIP COMPLAINT.


nus us as Is OF frequent occurrence, and the mos. oh.
sunaie IN med zeal practice The Gavanm in s relief
Is truly wonaerful ~ " " '''
NEw YoRK, July 81. 1886
lh 70 certify that for the past years have been am ed
with TIE DISEASE CALI the Hip Compliant during eb time was
y Dr carer and Watson OF this city without
any re The severity OF the disease thai was obi
geo give up business, and Omen lain several DAYS
~ou ueins able To tun bed Medicine only made me
Nois' anu VAS daily setns and Eay last
Nhief Prccured d. Chrstes Gavanc pair m Bands and
ne Magnetic Fluid and fiom .arny
began 10 improve IN health
previous To my sickness AMI recovered that can
sifer any fatigue would three npontbs afle co
hene TIE use Of the Gaane Belt framed the whole
OF i umeefs Of three story dwelling. d. CLris
aah and maSnec Remedies blessing and hive
made toe above abatement voluntarily matter OF duty 10
'he Au'e'ed GEORGE GATES
No 100 Church street. New York
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IENHE firm Of BIssELL d McCANn,,su bs;,O
dissolved by the death OF Bisse the ,ub.e,h
VIII continue COMMISSION BUSINESS atthe old stand cornsr
Of Cary and 18th Streets W. -"' e"'"''
Tue business OF Rissel MeCandlish will h ela.a Inv M m
otgno 10 whom all persons having against the hrm vii
hem or payment and all petsoas indebted will please mai.
~, as p ,yI JAMES NJ. MCANDLIsu.
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SPINAL. AFFECTIONS

daughter Of Mr. Hiram Booth residing in winiam.basb
l. ~as aneted with P nal Affection becoming
most helpless from sease was Considered be-
yoa cure by physelans As last Gavane Belt and
nsthehing Paser month. from the
Application Of The ars her physeins pronounced her IN
pefie hsal The lady has been and
quite nee from all symptoms OF her former compa nj
livery column IN this paper with similar testio
mas In al Nervous complaints chronic or severe
ty miy be- the efficacy OF DR. genuine GayaI AMI
eles Is truly wonderful 49,
~ Only agents for Richmond
AUVAL - PURCELL, DmRrists I47 Main ST
az SAL in "ytsevire, only BY WV. H. sPILLEH
Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis mh6
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NOTICE.
STRANGERS AND THE PIR.

E<tf<<-* STRANGERS AND THE Pub
II Lie AT LARGE, BUT MORE PARTI-
CULARLY THOSE INTENDING TO PURCHASE PLANO
fokI arc respectfully invited my assort
eht before purchasing elsewhere They will lind
suuments not surpassed and but nrely desirable
good Piano which are often claimed by
per buffers 70. those they have sal
Those not having hear the effect OF the EOLAN
WIN De surprised al its adaptation 70 the Music Of not
ony can hne rsyed so enough for the smallest apartment
has been sufficient power to sustain Choir an
moderately sued place Of worship The Attachment ef
iee IN any degree the tone Of the PIANO. interfere
with IFS meehani'm enormously supposed This
can be proved the satisfaction any viii do me the
TO call and examine.
Pianos Of the Manufacture Of NUNS Clark which am now
selling with the hie improvements in Riehno
Tor more than IL years with entire other deal
en- in the pIeeal Union with like sasfion 10 pur
ehasers, for more than 30 years r H. TAYLOR
beaer - pano fortes, Music and Musical Instruments
my % in Renetal 100 Main 81 Corner az II,h
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FOR RENT, OR LEASE,

FOR RENT. OR LEASE.
EEi A ND possession gwen ON the first dav Of
~ N June seIt tho Fnne House on MAN sur, In
a.. Jacob Barnes and door but wsyr.
Apply TO PHILIP ". TABB q SON
my 2S-u Ole. on Main st. Opposite RIehanss RAM
| II ENOR RENT The house at presen, oc.
s..rs. s1pisd BY p T. Winston. Hm Ceorner OF
frahsn and Goth large and in one Of IN.
mo-, pleasant pot,onso city very odeats or terms
| - my et-G JONES WINSTON
ENOR RENT-A front room over nv store, suit.
Il able for an Onies. Possession given imnpediaiey
my my IS-u JOHN N VAN LEW.
IN A FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT.
ner door To the EIehangr Bank,
anIss H'esen. Apply 10 my 1871 RoBr. MOTT.
I'm ENOR RENT, and possession give LIST
~ a. June the house i5 pressn, occupied
my 81 w.n.GE C HARRISON.
ri t'OR RENT-and possession given in a
few aays-A neat and handsome residence
Gomez Of I'd and Main streets suitable for family Apply
aP 10 RIcn'D MIL Ii.
FOR RENT.
'uE desirable family 10Th street sor oeeuped b
the subscriber Possession given Immediately Apply 70
ma HENRY FISHER
IN FOR SALE.-A very desirable resi-
- dence about one mile Northwest city, with four
acres OF land attached. well bui and eommcl,oq
and within a few minute, walk Of the Baptist CoIese.
rW rtms which will be made accommodating apply to
apTI RICHARD HILL. Jr.
FOR RENT.
E!!f The wooden dwelling house on Grace
Drew. W '''-
The rent Is $3.50 and about the st May
mos VINO wish to rent can the house by calling
- P lV-u FRY co.
IN tNOR RENT.--The brick dwelling house
at present occupied by Rev'd Mr. sules on Gue.
uee1 inns mouse has three with dry
BASEMENT and or Chambers with 4 rareen kitchen Ee
rent s4Oo and possession may be had Apri
nnS-u H.. W a J. J. FRY CO.
80 tNOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
- s'oe formerly occupied by Mr.. r. H. jenkins corner
Of nam and 18th Streets This hoorr finished in
NY 1c'd- business Possession be had immediately
mn Jul w Il FRY co.
So ENOR RENT.-The upper part of Tene
meni occupied by w Marshall x Co opposite the
hehHiond and FredeueksburE Depot Apply TO
Hh - VALENTINE BREEDEN 4 CO.
FOB SALE,
q The beautiful comfortable, extensive and
convenient house and lot street the late resf
aenee oi James w Pegam, deed e1cernt order IL viii
sho"n 10 any one wishing purchase
eieT OF the subscribers and the known-apd
uulAr examination OF the will
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
, =. w. r. JOHNSON,
!zOda kIeeutriI and Executor Off W. Pegam, deed.
ri NOR RkNT-Two STORES under the
Exchange Hotel suited for Grocery or Fapev
store Possession given immediately apply Once or TO
- w FRY.
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NOTICE.

II HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
u TRiCE, employment for several years
Of 18th and Cary
style WA ANDERSON CO. for the 81
eOneHg Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business
Groceries, Goods Cotton Vans &e
well products and minerals OF the state aEd have
the Mr. DAVID ANDERSON j. ~ conduct the
grocery OF said business His
for branch Of the business too well
them aud have also made
Advancement ANDERSON aid IN the
department. long been familiar and in
tmately acquainted with this branch OF business
be made e0nsgnmcnts OF groceries do
nestle goods tobacco wheat corn pig iron, and articles Of
general trade. WIN. ANDERSON, IT.
fehInay IIt, 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH.
SMITHS Whooping Cough Cordial is now
~ conceded used be the test and most ef
remedy discovered for this truly distressing disease
according decton' fails giving
relief pcrfoetuE This Medicine, which
Of pleasant cordial be readily administered 10
smallest infant child. perfectly and harmless
valuable well agreeable remedies
for and discs Of the lungs and either
10 children or adults For sale by +. JOHNSTON,
No. us, Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

Faicnt dedicated India Huber Tsorou,
SIRENGTHENING PLASTER.
'HNhE most imoOrtant feature in this improve
meni s that hey Ycrr0as gads % that while .bey
o'u s'heen' mechanical support their stimuent pf
ties maintain proper degree warmth in the parts tbev n onlv
ls discharge OF Precipitation and e1haaons fro The
surface out also allow free plaster
dts hatsed from the skin and prevent al rk of ~ being al
sorhed and aksn INTO the system again
"a" circumstance the superoty aimed IN,
them over all others known. viii cause them vberev, b
are in'roueed 10 be used preference any Others
F'' sc y DUNAL 4 PURCELL,
my " Druggists. l47. Main Street
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR


FTNE Fnnkn Manufacturing Company have hand at their
PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
OF supcro Inc and letter folded and
ruled plain also medium printing envelop and
various the lowest wholesale prices
public assured that quality and
price with the production
Northern Factory They prepared orersfo
Of the market their customers
require Merchant, dealers to call al the Paper
Mil and sIAmine for themselves NH liu
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1000 PACKAGES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

IN SLOPE AND SALE.
NIX CASES common, fine, super and extra
a. fancy Prints and Chiniz
200 Bales "a. 7-s shiItngs and shoetngs
~ and bcaehed shiRgs Long
Driings
Bales York, Mshuen 81 Amosteay Fac
~ Cases superine Cotton and Silk Ildkfs
blue, bIk, n Fancy Cloths and CassimeTes
so common and supeTfne PANTHEON stuhs
brown Linens
Lawns rld Ginghams
Also packages Bersge, Baornes oTganda Lawns Bingham
Robes Cambs Jaconeits slnped and checked Musns, Irish
Linens Dnings Coat suGs, All OF which will sell
very package. The generally invited to call
and eIamiue the goods
JAMES, BROTHERS CO.
Foreign and Dry Goods Commission Merchants
NH % 1862 Main
brown a. BIeached IA Sheetings, &c.
lust RECEINED-Brown and Beached
- - Apron ADD Furniture Checks Black and white
Prnts-Syhieh viii Fell very low prices
NH H.. J @ JAMES & CO
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RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS, DYS-
pEpSIA

The following is from clergyman well known and OF dstin
suished alta nrnsnts and reputation;
sIDSEl, N. J., July II, 1886
Dr. " H. CHnisTE-Dear Doctor promised a,e
win you respecting the effects Of the application Of
Rings ana Magnetic Fluid in The is tno
snort 10 Justly my speaking positively pema
neney OF my cure but can that application YOUR
1avane Bells and Bracelets thu whole
plants have been suspended chronic rheu-
nE1tism bronchitis and dyspepsia that those d.
orders were all connected with each
tenn Ihave had OF the dyspepsia since the apb
cation OF Bet nothing mentioning Of the broD
ehs or have been enabled Of nv
oral duties Of preaching visiting surprise OF NV
eongregatonl and have had but the he
atisn lhave enjoyed far perfect exemption from hee
aade distressing they than been my lot 10 enjoy
or years cannot be ton grateful God who in his providence
has directed m o you.
The immediate deugn Of procure som. NJ I'M.
same nd OF assurance for Of my people Many Of nv con-
sTeFaion arr affected with and .bou nv mr..
be permanent many will be led apply you have the
county charge in the State my aas eIeetr6d them $50
TO speak entirely. ~ ~
"a d.a"of the cases alluded to here foHoSs,l
May Co.'s blessing attend efforts INV d.s, no-,
ana you 2HoTc relief in these he yast
Of Others who viii apply. Vegy truly yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
~ sVea letters have been from the Rev Mr.
lands whose health has continued improve and many NJ h.
CONGREGATION have used the gavanie with equally
results. ~ Nf1@'S happy
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COpartuership.

We have this day formed a connection in business, as
stated above advertisement and that the
the confidence Of
niors friends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr
Feby 1T. l547s-u JAS TRltE.
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USI RECEIVED, an additional supply of
- BIZ and brown dress nd fToek Coats -
Bls and brown dress and Cuat,
fhn and plaid ItEea summer Coats
BIZ and sHey Cashmere Pants
sunmer Pants Of various qualities nd patl.rns
satn BonbaJine Aeraies vaIeuei, Vest, in y,t v,,i.,
sl oneh' OF very superior Shirt Craya stock col
iafs Gloves, Bcsoms. SOCKS ke
s COOS are all of his manufacture, and will BE- sold with
guarantee and very cheap for cash Can and see.
SIl.AS MERCHANT Mn,n.
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ri NOR RkNT-Two STORES under the
Exchange Hotel, suited for Grocery or Fancy
store Fo''e'sion given immediately apply Once or
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Second Supply of Spring CIOthin;

StfOIIU supply Oh NpFIHt CEVIHIHSs
-" T. have by recent arrivals received n large
OF Ready Made Clothing Of the newest styles
and best qualities, consisting part q folowsi
Pine drab CashneTe Sacks
Pine black do do
Pine brown grey and drab Ermanes
Handsome gold mixed do
Gold miIed Coddington Sacks
Black French cloth do
Pine brown do
Plaid. linen. gngham, and other Sacks
BACK slt satn and Valcnia Vests
Pine white MArsailles do
Black and cold Pants
Csmbiei linen and cottonade do
Cfavats, Scans, &c, mention.
Persons wishing purchase great deal of Clothing with little
money, do 80 BY calling my3 KEEN h co
IME-lINE25O casks Lame uns1li Of Schooner
A Mount NeTnons cargo - from n Dock
an 10 RANKIN A. WHTTIOCK
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u Pnnhc are respectfully requested rrrntahcr that 10
nu Saipana that has bees ari constantly aehievns such
Ieatsabc cures oi zee diseases o., win h The
' SUBJECT therefore ask fot sands sarsapans and
80 ''n-f nat1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-31

five section eleven and parts dissection eight in township
three and parts OF five six, seven esht eighteen
twenty one twenty-wo twenty-six twenty-sevea ana
hirly township SIX all OF range parts of sections
e three ten, ecvcn thirteen, aud st in town.
ship two part section thirtyour, in township three
all Of range part OF section four, township hrs
pas;s sections swcny-sevcn thy-lour aud thrtyiv
Ia township four and part OF section seven ownhin
seven, all range eight
All quarter quarter sections of the above lands eoye
ed ia whole in part by those mining leases which shan
not be determined by the day fixed for the commencement
Presumption claims win not be allowed to any of the
above lands until AFTER they have been offered al pubic
sale, and become subject TO private entry and all such
lands contain mime mines OF 'ead Ore, actually d-
covered and being worked viii be sold in such legal subj
division subdivisions will include such mine mines
at less Than dollars and fifty cents per
The sale will be kept open for weeks (uncss The
lands sooner disposed c) and no longer; aud no nil
hand in the sections and parts of sections
offered will be admitted, until after the expiration OF two
weeks from the commencement of said -ae.
In further execution OF the said ACT, have caused The
Commissioner OF the General Land Office publish wub
this proc aniaon briei description OF the mineral rep
IN which these lands lie, and of the lands offered 6r
sale, which has been prepared from ocia doc uI
\ other means Of information.
Given under my hand the city OF Washington this
twentieth day oil November, Do,nini thousand
| eight hundred and lorty-sx.
JAMES X. POLK
BY the President:
JAMES II. plprR,
! Acting Commissioner of the General Land Dtics
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Notice 10 prs-smpe.on Cla,mants.

tvcfy person entitled to the right OF pre-eInpon any
lands within the limits OF the townships above cnumera
eu y required 10 establish the the satisfaction Of
me LEICESTER and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, aud
make payment therefor, practicable after seeing
M nors and before the day appointed for the commence
tneni OF the public safe of the lands embracing the ac
claimed; otherwise such CLAIM win be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner o. the General Land Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-31

WE Invald's Or~c'c.-Hy Doctor kchiner, anthor OF
L. the Cooks Oracle. In volume, new edition.
April 6--3t IF TAYLOR,
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TN pursuance of OF Congress, approved on the
i eleventh day OF july 1916, entitled "An authorize
he President of the United States sell the reserved min
cries OF Wisconsin aud Iowa. supposed 10 contain lead
ore,' l. JAMES X. POLK, President OF the United States
of America, do hereby declare and make known that
pubic sale will be held the land Office III MINERAL
POINT, in the Territory of Wisconsin, commencing oil
MONDAY, the twenty fourth day OF May for the dis
posal of the following sections and parts Of sections Of land
heretofore reserved from sale embracing valuable lead
mines, 10 wit;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-17
WHO PAYS THE DEBT ?-DRAFTS ON
POSTERITY.

The Washington correspondent ofthe Eve
ming Post thus speaks oflhe Wars
"Nerily the road 10 tie halls ofthc Monte
Zllmas appears TO be path Of gold, the pave
mcnt Of which however, comes out Of the
pockets of the multitude. War is generally
popular amusement, hut like most other en-
citing gaInes,it is awfulIy expensive. 1t il
expected that the Mexican people and Gov
eminent will finally pay the damages May
he they will but the bill does not take the
form ola draft upon the next generation of
the American people, shall he disnppoint-
ed. Perhaps we shall receive mn unlimited
order upon the undeveloped riches of the
Mexican mines, which cannot be cushcd
without more trouble than it will occasion to
subduG the propriGtors ofthem.'
Had this been said by Wing, it would
probably he considered as "giving aid and
comfort" to the enemy Asi is found in an
administration piper, il was doubtless not
written by Mexican, or an alien enemy
BE that rs it may. The war is swelling up
bill which will bankrupt any Treasury which
is only supplied by n miserable theoretic leg
islatiou, falsely called revenue law. The eX-
penses of making these foreign conquests,-
the cost of getting 10 the wealth of the enc
my's country, aud usurpng his dominion in
his own cities, is promising to be enormous.
Extravaganza, squandering, ruinous prices
for army supplies, will accumulate to an eX-
tent which must bcgCar the national cXcheq-
uer, and either call for lcvyng new duties TO
an indefinite amount, or transmit u debt
which must he paid by the generations which
shall come. The writer in the Post speaks
ola debt which the present age will not see
liquiduted
Should the war entail this advantage, to-
gether with others which are more obvious,
il will give the administration of Mr. Polk an
infamous notoriety which he did not con-
template, when he plunged the nation in
hostilites.
1t was one of the principles much consid-
cred by Mr. Jefferson, that every generation
should pay lis o,cn debts. 1t would be lega-
cy which no government would he ambitious
to leave TO future generations, 10 leave debt
contracted by blind aud weak policy which
it required all the efforts of the udministra-
ton 10 sustain and defend. The course of
the present dynasty is putting at nought all
the boosted principles of the party in power,
and it would not be strange, after what has
happened, to find them willing to contract n
ruinous obligation which the present age
cannot pay, but which must he transmitted,
an Inheritance Irrational debt TO he wrought
out by the labor of crity.-IfaYiford CoW-
anil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-17

MoRE RUIN. The stock Of the Manches-
ter Mills sold in Boston, Oh Wednesday, at
II per cent premium. That is, that which
cost originally 81, sold for $l,7l.--.M III.
Patriot.
The above is fair sample Of the nature
of the kind Of information diflused by the
radical organ among its brethren in New
Hampshire. So far from there heing any
truth in this statement, the sales which the
Patriot processes to give, instead ola premi-
um show II large discount upon the original
cost. The stock was sold for II per cent.
on the dolnr-a discount Of 20, instead of a
premium off,, MS the Patriot alleges.
This result is Immediately attributable 10 the
impolitic and unjust tariff law Of 1876, by
which the necessary aid and protection
was tnken away from the manufacture of
nousseln do Iaines, when that manufacture
was in its infancy. and struggling for an cx-
istence.-B Boston atlas.