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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09
In sGNATE.

Yesterday, in open session, Mr. DAVIS,
OF Mississippi, offered resolution express
sive CT the of The opinions Of the body,
that when vacancy occurs in the Board
Of Regents Of the Smithsonian Institu-
lion, BY the expiration Of the Senatorial
term, the power to ill it is by law YES
ted in the Vice President of the Sen
ate Mr.. Benton was the only Senator that
spoke against the resolution several gem
tlemen briefly advocated its adoption, and
the Vice President said that i was offered
at his suggestion, there having been donbts
expressed as 10 his power to FIJI vacancies at
this time The resolution was agreed tor
30 to 7.
A resolution was ado pied empowering the
select committee appointed to enquire INTO
the eligibility Of James Shields, 10 send for
persons and papers, and 10 take proper mea-
sares for authentcating evidence,
Without transacting other business, and
there being no executive communications
upon the table, an adjournment took place
until Tomorrow
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

Ia there not violation Of Taste and propriely In
stll applying to tho President his military tiilel
Having resigned his military rank, the title Of Gen
can be his only by courtesy, and that courtesy il
equiyocal which confers upon him distinction IN
fcror to the highest known to our institutions. To
many there is also, something offensive In giving to
civilians military tile instead Of that which Il APP
propnaie. II claims superiority for The epauleite
not TO be conceded, establishes species Of social
martial law, rendering the military superior TO the
civil authority, Il may be wen enough in Mexico
where tho robe yields precedence to the sword but
the old-fashioned repnbcansm Of This country ap-
plies civil titles civil Offices and recognizes 10 our
chief magistrate President not General - Pha
Neics. Z
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

erts more moral courage than be reasonably ex-
pecied BY snch iron nerves can the venerable hero
he preserved from the dangers Of his posiiion.--
Uaion Of yfatfrday.
The Union will find, that the President
has all the moral courage which may be
needed for any emergency, and all the iror
nerves necessary to rescue him from any
danger, however impending He who has
never been overcome by his opponents, has
nothing to fear when among friends A
master in the face Of an enemy is master
| eyeryMhere.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

One 81 OUT contemporaries, speaking Of tho Castt m
House, eayT, II we must have q chsDge give the
was an honest, ariess Supporter Of Gen. Taylor,
and the very first man ihst planted The banner OF
Independence and Reform in our midst, when the
ultra demagogues crying ou for the old parties,
on which they had subssied for years. Yes, we
say 10 Zachary Taylor bestow the Office Of Collector
upon Peter Sksn Smith, He merits Il for hs L ng
aDd fait' attachment 20 the President elect. He
IL 'choiu, patriot, gentleman, and thousands OF
our citizens would rejoice al the event Of his ap-
pointment TO the honorable and important trrst.--
PHI. City Ctrenselt
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

The President is scarcely aware of the RESPONSE
bilities he has assumsd--the difficulties he has to
encountsr-'he contrasts which he has to provoke.
rnion yesterday ~.
We believe it was this same President
who informed Mr. Marcy, that he asked for
no iavors and shrink from no responsibilities;
and ZACHARY TAYLOR has shown so far,
that ignorance Of his duties is no part Of his
career, The Union 10 evidently barking
up the wrong tree" this time.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

A great excitement prevails in Canada on account
Of the passage Of the Rebel Indemnity Bill Those
Of the population who are Of BRUSH race consider
the success of the measure as triumph Of the
French party.
In Montreal and other places petitions are in cir
caiion calling upon the Governor General to dis
miss the ministry and dissolve the parliament. II
many thousands should 70 In procession, and pre-
sent their petition en- ,ndsse. But the more prudent
advised against ihis while the present excitement
continues. The Montreal Gazette, however iati-
mates that time may come by and BY, when de-
monstration of numbers may be recognized md
calls upon every man 10 hold himself IN readiness
for II,
original French population from their british con,
querers when w ole fell upon The Heights Of Abra-
ham, still continue 10 keep The descendants Of both
distinct apart, and OF course mutually hoslile. The
llpse of nearly century has awaited little Il would
SEEM in bringing about an assimilation OF the Two
rncea On every occasion Of rivalry the old feud
breaks OUT with violence. Lord Durham, In his
able report, the close Of his Administration as
Governor Of Upper Canada, regarded this distinction
Of races the most serious obstacle In the way OF
the progress and improvement OF the Provinces and
looking to The gradual suppression of the French
In all political influence, and The absolute pre-
dominance of The Bfitisli.' S
When the Indemnity Bill above referred TO- was
under discussion in the Assembly II was declared by
Sir Allen MeNap that III the measure were forced
upon the country, u would be question for the
people of Upper Canada TO consider whether Il
would not he better for them 10 be governed By The
people on the other eide Of the river, than by d
French Canadian maJority-because he considered
the measure most nnjust one '--idi. American
-------o sps----
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The Inaugural is document which cannot fail TO
give much pleasure II has excited expectation
Il brcahes the spirit of true PATRIOTISM such the
people Of the United States have always attributed
to Gen. Taylor-the modest yet firm, the moderate
yet determIded spirit OF n man who knows that he
has been elected serve and desires nothing but to
serve his country;--who feels the difficulties and
responsibilities OF his office the heavy weight Of the
duties imposed upon him by his fcow-cillzeDs, and
who diatrust. his own unsupported ability 10 dis
charge them; but whoyet, calculating upon the SUP
port OF other public servants bound like himself 10
faithful and zealous service, pledges hmaef TO at
tempt the performance with the courage and angle
ness OF purpose which have always heretofore, in all
his military undertakings, rendered him7ef success
ful - Pal. North american.
Even ,ho7s most bitterly opposed 10 tho political
creed which IL Is believed The President entertans
accord him the merit Of honesty and sincere de-
sire TO fulfill all his PROMISES We can find little In
the inaugural address from which the future policy
Of Gen Taylor can be predicted, except in one pas
sage thai seems 10 Intimate he Ia In favor Of River
md Hafbor Bil aboui which auch diversity Of
opinion exists AZ a composition, the address i,
admirable, and like TayioI's dispatches, model Of
siyle.--PiiL B,iistia
Hon. Jacob Coll1mer, who, IL seems is TO be Post
master General under the new administration, was
member Of the last Congress from Vermont, and
IL rather fair and reasonable Wing Philadelphia
! Peansyirdnidn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCHALAGUA.

A CALIFORNIAN PLANT
DUBLIcLY ADMiTTED by DR. TOWNSEND xANU-
i facturer of "Townsends Sarsaparilla,"
To be Far better than Sarsaparilla,"
A PREVENTIVE CURE YoR
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds Inauenza Asthma, Bronchitis ScrofuIa.
Dropsy Liver Complaints Piles, Bilious Complaints Nss-
v''' Affections cu FEyER p ASS %aur.
rsver n general hemorrhages Fgxe: Distractions IA
gestion, and all diseases originating in
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS OR
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
which tend enervate system tone and vge
Strengthening Restorative Powers Taken the spring
fall Of the it invaluable as Family Medicine, n
preparing the system to sustain the changes Of our climate
Of this medicine may be offered the most delicate female
youngest child, without apprehension.
Canchaagua Of CaifSna since its very recent
into this country by Mr. Gay and they all in stating
and acon the blood fesr and r
pd circulation Is at once produced and wound
will readily prove HOY liquid and pure the blood At once be-
relieves the system conveying from 1t only the pSrer asd
particles behind; like TRANSMISSION and injection which
add hudty at the Of its quality but Creates
ryp So
and healthy no Infection however can take desp
hold Of the 'ySssePPA 1sS ~ CHOLERA
may through its be deprived its malignant charscex
The and in crossing the sthmus Of Pa
''A'' 'H' ~ GOLD REGIO&s,
needs longer to exists for single bottle Of the Canchala
qua will break and eradicate this dreaded disease
contain dones than guar. bottle o. sarss
parla whilst from its condensed FORM the freight the
will not be onefourth as much besides this con
tans ingredient Likely to Torment and s0ur u
warm climates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05

THIS Is THE ONLY ACTUAL REMEDY EVER DISCOVERIES
FOR IMP0TENcY, GENITAL DEBILITY, NOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS AND ALL DISEASES occAssroNnD nv


FOR iMPorENcy, GENITAL DEBILITY NOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS, AND DISEASES occAssIoNnD nv
CERTAIN seer EFT HABITS
ND MANY OF THE NOSTRUMS RECENTLY RI
tons whchEts unrivalled excellence fame and popularity
have brought into the market The medical faculty Of Europe
and the United States unanimous in their
tons of the Lucna Cordial and have not their sanction
in single instance that has been authenticated to
pound for the The nature Of tho maades re-
eved by the Lucna Cordial generally such to leave
OF the proprietor could produce host Of the
which it enjoys was not accidentally Obtained,
firmly based upon its positive, and apparently mira
healthy offspring who would not been 50 but
for this extraordinary PREPARATION And II equally Pc
DIAL the trash that has been thrown into the market
In opposition sold cheaper but tho fact h the cordial
DO sold for less and ought to be much dearer
hest things in whereas the others made Of
cheap drugs worth but little in and less in merit
and fact that at least Of the getters Of these
mkt makes point to add bottle Of the Luz
Gina Cordial to given number Of gallons Of his compound
give 1t little and virtue and thus solaoe
his conscience We the reader that the utmost reano
dies above, and also Of those which follow Wis
Loss Of Muscular Energy Physical Lastude and General
Protraon Irritabty and all Nervous Affections Indiges
ton Sluggsness Of the Liver elect and Fuor and
Provocative Functions in oil Of which IT. will afford almost
Immediate relief and used directed Is almost certain
produce positive and permanent Persons about 70
nature should take this Cordial as il will infaby rostere
health and brief perod and whore want Of offspring
regret be had to it, the most beneA-
Principal Office No. Greenwich street, three doors from
Courtlandt New York Also for sale at No. North Sixth
street. Philadelphia Baltimore by George w. Jones' ana
John Laroque in Washington city, By Charles stots
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CONSUMPTION CURED DAILY.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION OF THE WORST CLASS
Is DAILY CURED BY DIR. HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTIIA, THE ONLY KNOWN
REMEDY FOR TUBERCULAR


SSSS$r%1oS 81 S Sss$ gStS''
SYRUP E e ESSEn HSH SS SAhx Known
THE MEDICAL FACULTY, AS WELL AS THE PUB
c are struck with wonder o. the numerous made
lodged many d most eminent physicians
y isa sHss,
Mott and is constantly used IN the Marine Hospital 81
sst
''''''S 'A' DR.. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
g.. ths charge ?.
an remedy "A and al
s:ss 4 ias:s;
OF Manchester i 9SD SEi'f IT'S INFLUENCE.
seemed have his acquire and strength
for the calm r'D''' which alone a000nD
n''' '''.' A'A DIX, WARE. OF LIVERPOOL
saysI regard Hastings Syrup Of Naphths Is Of the
in curing Consumption established beyond ali doubt q
Beyd Of Lancaster "MsiI T. e. The great consump-
for removing tberole from the lungs and preventing 0rmA
s yin II sss Of AZ $
Coughs coids bronchitis: declines, asthma night swe.ss
splitting Of blood apd SSH S sRPS It until he tried
psrformsa BY thi. medicine would occupy
q
him. ,,,, ~ -. ,o,.
Nal. HARRIsoNSir: write to inform you Of the Of.
Syrup has had wife, She has been afflicted
form Of Consumption for two and had
ss u sssa
avorably impressed with It, bought bottle, which had
beneficial effect that she in the OF it,
When she commenced taking she confined to her
but enabled to and attend to her household duties
and feel confident that the use Of few more bottles will
had afflicted with bad cough from its earliest infancy
on her and the of half bottle cured
her You liberty to this letter at discretion
Respectfully, JOHN G. PERRY.
Read the following Of the first Physicians the
The Agent received the following letter from Dr.
T. b. Mason, we'll known tho leading physician Of New
Orleans: -
NEW ORLEANS, Feb'y T. 1Sl0.
Mr. N. A. r. HARRIsoN-In to yours Of the 18th
January inform that owing to the high reputation Of
Dr. Hastings induced to this Nnphtha Syrup lot
which you the agent in several Of pulmonary
sumption and much surprised mt the result.
after taking the first BOTTLE the patient felt greatly
evsd the tubercles stopped forming and those already
formed to be removed Every have under
In haste, yours, j. b. MASON, MD.
York. Price 81 per bottle-6bottes for 50. mhH l3ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05

$500 REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
LHOR THE CURE OF G0NORRHHA, elects, STRIC-
and analogous complaints Of the organs genera
ton.
OF all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
Il the most certain.
II makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
restriction to Diet drink, exposure change application
10 business
We give long quacksh recommendations TO deceive the
public II the medicine does speak itself shall
speak for it, Our object Is to notify where had and
the proprietor single DO
der q forfeiture Of $50.
This is disease that unfortunately pervade: al casse OF
society-hgh low rich and poor, matrimonial and single
They here presented with remedy by which they can
cure themselves without the least exposure In the
time possible.
fhcr the disease cannot BE- contracted dose Of the
lure 10 taken at night going TO bed when exposed "A
his put up in bottles with full directions
At Al n bottle Ono bottle lasts week, which generally
sod AZ IN. drug store Broadway Irving House
Of Chs nbers street. mhH- law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
vENTILATING OR GOSsAMER
WIGS, SCALPS, AND LADIES

CTAND eminent above all others In the world An sx-
~ animation will prove this egetstical boast Their pc-
cular Light ventating and gossamer character their being
shaped and fitted to the head exactly the
skim their elasticity superiory Of material and worsmss
ship their style OF finish and mode Of form
combination Of mprsyemsnte that all peent judges
have pronounced them Perfect Heads Of Hair.
ri'' q s s sssss e soss
nkl3 lSts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05

CANCHALAGUA SARSAPAHILLA.
vVNHE ANNEXED LETTER FROM AN EMINENT LAW
Is S Sy n Of s Ca
~ N ;s1 T.. r. ,s, LIS Is.s
you account Of the remarkably cure Of only
three years Of age In February last purd upon t.
m Ss. Of heir
could again .
:a %
ss Ill . S
disease st At its height happened day t. Gall q
s Of oa. Ei1s
Shs d % sSn q a
.s s: dsg ipRS q. ssy
sss ulcer began 70 heal improved rapidly thrss
Is. an' avn IS:
Of the Sarsspsris and easy under the oreuz
s s 5rH" s s: ;Ssn
her and
ia two xss Ss'1w to sss
three four weeks longer and then stopped
ss S:s ENTIRELY, s Ef:r s.s iy y: b.. ss::
~! 'i:1 ,;?s::
s
h 70 d hs Ssc
am sure b. will now rsommend your medicine in si@iia<
ss 'si
su and am certain they viii be fsSf kSE fmSopoE
To ra.Ps1,e. A. GAY Esq., proprietor Of Gays csaeh.-
From H. w''IOv Esq., 1sp n. q 2U WA. ssp M
Dear SRI ch.srfay comply 9th your rsau.s. in
with Others the bensht which have derives
from dc use Of your Extract Of Canohaagua or California
Plant - 49,. .-,a... - --..,eu... -
have induced me recommend Its TO my friends, and
Am pleased that in no instance have boon dis
not hesitate in my confidence its remarkable medisf
nal qualities that believe IL will be found TO DO
of diseases Of the liver and
Kidneys pulmonary Affections and also in the purincstsa
That your merit in the introduction Of this invaluable plant
Yours, sincerely,
x. H. wfNsLOW.
Iron the Sunday Times.l
GAYS IfMexico had never produoe1
thing valuable than the plant from which this prepsr
made should not be inclined " despise it, for
satisfied that Canohaagnais one Of the most vAlus
Bile medicines which has boon added to the phArmacoPcia
within the present We mean what wey-ror re
effects tested under eye with the mcse
surprising and beneficial results in Of confirmed brsa
ohitis. .
DEPOT-s6 broadway; Wholesale agents Rushson CIsrk
Co., A. y. d. Sands, J. W. Penfold Co., HAviiAnSs
Reese Co.
Sold retail by tho leading sposhecaries In Brc:dys a.A
roughout the city mis- wife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05

BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
Is NOW CONSIDERED by those who IT, the best art-
Gle for the Hair invented and s indispensable a. the
ladies' toilet 1t entirely clears the skin curf and dan
druR and by It's tonic and stimulating qualities
healthy action In the blood vesaes TO-. which feed
the hair, thereby proven ting badness and grey hair
AUTHORITATIVE EVIDENCE
From On. WINsLow LEWIS, Of the eminent Ply
scians of Boston.
BosroN Feb. Is, ISl7
Mr. VIZ BoeLE, SrThs preparation invented BY you
the hair has bcexsnsvey used family for time,
and they give u the decided preference all other
sitions Of the kind.
nvgates and beauties the hair and clears the skin Of
all impurities without producing ultimate do.etoous
effects which frequently the result Of veil aown
tented compounds.
Having been thoroughly tested and It's reputation fairly
established the best article known for the human hair IL
may be supefous still cannot resist the opportunity to add
u others the name Of your obedient servant,
WINSLOW LEWIS, Jr
For SALE Wholesale and retail by Mossrs ID. d. Sands
100 Fulton street. Of William Rushtca Clark Co..
40 and rs Broadway To be obtained Of the and
and Of the principal Druggists and Perfumer the United
States and Canada mh2O I3ts Law
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DIR. JEFFRIES' ANTHOTE

,s rur MOST grrrcrvAL PREPARATION SOLD ooroR-
Ru0A oTER DISORDERS
SEXUAL 0RGArs
ONG experience has proved that IL win radically
IL any This desirable result Is obtained In from tive
ton days. and neither creates ohonds the
palate renders deviation in diet inter
upton usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion
the nuisance Is thus removed speedily s consis-
tent wh the production with and
ingredients entirely vegetable and Injurious cdeot
either locally BE-
Price One Dollar per bottle Sole agent for this city
nh22 l2ts c. IL RING, ls2 Broadway. Coz. John IT.
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TFrom the Sunday Times.
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
IL You WANT THE ORIciSAL AND OWL OENsISs
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN E4TRACroh
INpOsJTIoNs AND COUNTERFEITs,
APPLY THE
Pnopsxron,s Om.T DEror, No. AIS BRoApwAxs
Csr~sr " LIpssard street ssnst;.rrrv
I.yeDsor and Sole Prsprssor Of psisg's hsSssA
Psfa Extsactsr nAB Lss~ hv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
M. WISE, OPTICIAN,

M OST respectfully Citizens Of New York. and
1v1 the public general he has located himself in this
city at No. All BROADWAY whore may be found large and
GLASSES, in Gold, Silver, and Steel Frames.
Mr.. w. would also remind the public to whom he Is
italy known by his annual visits TO Saratoga Springs for tho
years. that his knowledge Of the optical science he
enabled determine the suitable Per-
greatly benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention is called style Of Perspective
Ground GLASS; Of the finest flint which, through their high
POLISH and ground produce the puret vision and
been highly the best in their effect upon the
preserving and improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading
shor sighted persons and those operated for Cataract
also be suited.
He inserts Glasses Of superior quality in old frames
and solicfs the patronage of all In want Of his articles
He all Specaclss purchased him to suit the sight
for i've years. change the Glasses without extra CHARGE
mhN 13ts law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
~ MANY MARRIED FEMALES ARE SUFFERING
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

HAPPINESS THE AIM OF ALL
Happiness 70 doubtless the aim of all. The question
i how shall be obtained II be denied that ono
condition health to Be enjoyed
Alike BY the husband and father the wife and mother
plants incident to her from which husband and
father Is free 1t 10 thus that her often dragging
sicky existence painful to contemplate Let the
tnen ne values ms own happness sna that OF the com.
himself Of The Married womans Private Medical Conpan-
ion by DR.. A. Maurceau, in which be will find those
matters treated of which he should not be snoranPa
Inquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
lkEDIOAL.

FOSS'S COMPOUND EXTRACT.
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARH.LA
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM sCRO-
FULA, ERYSIPBLAS, PIMPLES OR d.
BEASES OF THE SKIN, SALT RHEUM
TETTER, LUMBAGO, DISEASE or
THE SPINE MERCURIAL
DISEASE. DROPSY, vENBREAL DISEASE.
ND All those chronic sfdictons which arise from mpU
state Of the blood. habit Of the system Also
D,ss. msdieins FOE Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Baise6
This truly scientific and valuable remedy not having Assa
much not so extensively known the vare1G
Susrt bottle Deooctions," under Sarsap
whch nood the MARKET bat its virtues sppreosA
~ OF sufferers in this city Il
remarkably benehoal effects IL stronn ysxenb
extract put up IN beautiful 20 panne bsSxe ana
bottle contains twice the doses Of thoss n ~
We positively afhrm, that person
COULD NOT BUY
At regular prices the ingredients Of this remedy Al 49,
bottle at the price sell 1t at; and II only BIZ
featuring in large quantities. and with Me
great sale which its superiority will induce that
abed to make concentrated for the regular price, fhe
remedy first prepared in the apothecarieC departments q
the New York Medical College and before introduced
the public extensively the surgeon
Dr. MOTT in the Of those obstinate chronic
plants which from his eminent position he often CALLED
to treat This gentleman well known opinion Of the
superiority Of Yellow Dock to Sarsapara other
puar vegetable Alternative we'll known and has often besa
publicly proclaimed In his lectures This fact conjoined with
the bitter Of those who have been umbugsd and
disappointed with the effects Of the pulled sarsapa
than the unprincped quacks and medicine which hes
bottle; six for IS. A. II. COUGH Il CO.,
l49 Fulton street, Wholesale Agents.