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which is doubtless in the remembrance Of those within
the hearing of voice, expressly requesting the President
Of the United States to open negotiations with foreign Gov
ernmens to If it possible to obtain reduction of the
duties tobacco. And, sir according to my recollection
agent of the Government Of the United States dis.
patched Europe and kept there for years in correspondence
with the various Governments of Europe to obtain this object
Mr.. COOPER In that application made to the
treaty making power There legislative department
in those Governments to which application made The
supreme power Of the State the King the Emperor
and the whole control Of the subject there belongs the treaty
making power--the supreme power Of the State.
Mr.. DAVIS. In the language which use il is not my
purpose to cast my friend for the he has
pursued, bat merely state for his consideration the facts
within my recollection and to ask him to consider that foreign
Governments have medium Of communication with each
other except through the treaty making power. There is no
other mode known II is within my recollection, and that Of
Senators all around me, that years ago minis
ter TO France TO negotiate and settle certain difficulties exist
ing between aad that Government treaty made
by the American minister with that kingdom, and in that
treaty provision that the wines Of France should be in
uoduced into this country upon terms more favorable than
those granted TO other nations That treaty brought here
and ratified by this Senate and has been executed by this Co
vernment for one, protested against it. dislike the
principle but still your records show what the opinions
OF the Senate and the raing of the Government and
they are far from censung such course imperinen
These are the facts which, believe, ienable in
their character II not therefore, without precedent that
Government communicates its views another in rela-
lion topics OF this description. And while know this
be tie 'aci, at the time entertain opinion strong
that Of the gentleman who has taken his seat pos
sby be. have protested and probably shall continue
der all circumstances which may exist protest. against the
exercise Of power of this description by the Executive In
my opinion the trainers of the constitution Of the United
States contemplated transferring any portion OF the
power Of raising 10 the treaty making power Of the
Government, Those who framed that instrument have given
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oa to postpone the further consideration of this subject until
tomorrow.
Mr. COOPER All / have to say will be said in min
ute am very sorry to espass upon the time designed to
be occupied by the honorable Senator from Wisconsin, but
wish merely say few words and the subject may be en-
tirey disposed Of had no apprehension sir that should
awaken much feeling to have been manifested,
by the remarks n which INDUCED relative to the correspond
which brought the notice of the Senate yesterday
always willing be lecured by those whose experience
qualities them in their lectures to mpart information But
sir although admit that need information many sub
ects am inclined TO think that always do best in repre-
senng my constituents when follow the promptngs Of my
own heart and the dictates Of my own judgment
Sir although have had the honor of representing my
country abroad, know what is the usual Of proceed
ing the part Of dpomass do not know it from having
practically il, from having pracsed myself but
from my reading; and sir have yet TO learn any case that
is at all analogous TO the present.
Mr. FOOTE Will the honorable gentleman from Penn
sylvana allow 10 interrupt him for moment
Mr. COOPER. Certainly. ,,...
Mr. FOOTE simply suggest this excuse for the
British minister, which the honorable Senator from
Pennsy will receive kindly He to have forgot
the fact that very leading statesman Of tn countyl
refer othe honorable Senator from Massachusetts, not now in
his seat Mr WEBSTER l-seveal years ago, in very for
NAL and deliberate manner speech which presume the
Senator from Pennsylvania must ecoect was very much
commented the 10 the various newspapers Of the
country and suppose also in the newspapers OF Europe
posed the regulation Of ee whole subjects of mposts upon
foreign productions by treaty Now, this subject being
very freely discussed in this country, that the
British minister might have been encouraged at least make
the suggestion III reference to two small articles.
Mr. COOPER 1 do recoiect it, and recollect that the
suggestion not adopted by the county. 1t would be
adopting system OF policy entirely uncongenia to nst-
utions This subject which exclusively belongs the
representatives Of the people of this county differs in that
respect from the subject all other coun-
tries Of Europe except be England and France and there
fore that chose TO indulge in the strain Of remark
And what will a; the honorable Senator from Kentucky
was there exceedingly indecorous in my remarks The
word impertinent the harsh word whieh used
in reference to IT, Now what does that word in its
strict aud proper sense Why regard il simply
ing that the British minister meddng With subjec,
which did at all belong the Executive regulate but
which belonged entirely the Congress Of the United States
TO regulate. Now, sir after oil that has been said about The
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Goyernment II was legislative enactment, and must be
repealed hy the Legislature of the country before be
changed by the Executive
Communications have been made again and again by
the Secretary of Foreign Affairs advocating
the propey of making change, which has been adyana-
the of the two countries beneficial alike to
France well this Government and it was taken
in an offensive sense The minister of the United States
denounced for making such application, being sim
pertinent, acting indecorousy, departing from the
line his duty and deserving the reprobaon OF the Senate
Of the United States This language, seems to me- not
becoming this body, and sorry to hear applied to
highminded aud honorable Though mistaken in the
he has adopted and though might have been better
to have made the communication yet believing was
duty he owed the people Of Great Britain he brought for
ward in the which he did, and has been communicated
here do not believe that should have been
communicated here only surprised that the Secretary
Of State did send hee for he well understands that we do
intend TO egslae with reference to the opinions held by
any portion Of the people of Great Britain in relation to the
proprety Improperly Of our legislative enactments
ony say that regret exceedingly that the honorable
Senator from Pennsylvania INDUCED in expressions which
would have been received by this Government with ndgna
ton, If applied to her representative foreign Court
know well what would have been the feeling in this country
if such terms bad been usfd respecting our minister either IN
the House Of Peers in Great Britain in the Chamber of
Deputies in France.
Mr.. CLAY. have risea only say word or two for
really am extremely unwilling delay the honorable Sena-
who it expected would occupy the floor tday Bot
have risen express my great regret at the language
which nv worthy friend who sits before Mr. CooPER)
has thought proper apply the British Minister here at
the Of this Government.
am afraid nv friend has conounded his wishes upon the
subject of the great interest which he Is desous TO protect
with what be upposes TO be the conduct Of the rep
resenave Of Government whose people have opinions not
exactly in accordance with those represented by my worthy
friend
mus. saw for one sir and in opposition the opinion Of
the honorable Senator from North Carolina, Mr BApsER
that do particle Of improperly, or the slightest de-
Walton from The most correct diplomatic practice and usage, in
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WILLIAMS, ANTI-DYsPRPTpC

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APPEALS.

FENHE Board of Commissioners in the county
4 of Northumberland, have agreed upon the
following dates and places named in the several
townships and Boroughs in said county, TO hear
and decide upon all appeals agreeable to the sevc-
raj Acts of Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, TO wits
April %, at the house ofNIichae Spatz, in George
town Lower Mahonoy.
April 23, at the house of Widow Raker, Lit. Nah.
"a, d" " of Geo. Smith, Jackson tshp.
/" 25, OFF. Bcsscl, Up. Mahonoy.
&c, of VIM. Weaver, Coal.
81, " of G. Leisenring, Shamokin.
30, %" of Geo. Conrad, l.. Augusta.
80, school house where election is held
in Rush township.
May |, at Commissioners office for Upper Au-
gusta, and Sunbury Borough.
2, at the house of Jas. Hlburn, for Point
township and Northumberland.
g." of Benz. Foreman, Chilisquaque
d." "of Frederick Stricken Milton.
g., of Alb. Kissinger, Turbut.
T." of II. ]. Rcedcr, Delaware.
s." "of Michael Rceder, Lewis.
JACOB HOFFA,
CHAS. WEAVER,
VIM. WILSON.
Commissioners Office, ! Comm m'ers.
Sunbury, March 80, 80.
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ESTATE OF PETER VANDLlyG, decd.

ATOTICE is hereby given that letters of Adj
" milistration dc boRiS non have been gran
ted TO the subscriber, the estate of Peter Wand
ling, late of Upper Augusta township, Northum-
berland county, decd All person indebted 10
said estate or having demands against the same,
requested to call on the subscriber for settle
ment. WILLIAM REED,
Administrator de bonis non.
Upper Augusta tshp, April IS, ls5O.-6t
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April 6, $780, lycc3m
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JESSE UMEL's ESTATE.

NOTICEi is hereby given, that letters testament
tary have been granted to the subscriber on the
estate of Jesse Umel, decd, late of Lower Augusta
township, Northumberland county. All persons
having claims to said estate, are requested to pre-
sent them for examination, those indebted TO the
estate are requested to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL REITZ, Executor.
Lower Augustn, March l6, ls50.--6t
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Equitable E49Ee Insurance, Annuity
ana 'ErISt Company.

OFFICE Il WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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Take OF Premiums required for the Assurance Of 500 Tor
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nrovvn's Essence OF jamaica Gin

ssrovyM's Essence Of jamaica Gin
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Corner Of FJb and Chestnut
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yENHE Essence is preparation Of unusual ex-
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stimulants, it will always he found an excellent
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the medical faculty.
A supply of the above received and for sale by
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April 6, ls50.--6m
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ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS INSTANTLY CURED b
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

rheumatism arises from different causes, but gene
rally proceeds from Colds exposure to cold damp weather.
aud sleeping in damp apartments This complaint is divi-
ded into two classes the first lnamatoy, called from
the swelling and Inflammation that attends the pains in the
parts affected second Chronic Rheumatic, s called from
the long continuance Of the disease 1t is also known
lumbago, pain in the back; Sciacia pains in the
hip groin AuthTodyna, pains in the joints The
Acute rheumatism generally trninates into of these
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

9 n pursuance ofan order ofthe Orphans Court
u of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on Saturday the ! lth day Of May next,
at the late residence of Jacob Moore, of Lower
Augusta township, deceased, to wit A certain
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COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR's,
SOURING, FERMENTING, ACID "COMPOUNDs
OF ;. p. TOWNSENDi

II is horrible TO think and to know how cruely the afr
aced imposed uor by presumpuols men for the sake
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and equivalent rendered the desfalrng sufferers ~
It is arrest frauds upon the unfortunate 10 pour balHs
into wounded humanity to knde hope in the despairins
bosom, restore health and bloom and vigor into the
crushed and hroke and % hanlsh iurmity that Old Dr.
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desp ndency 10 hope health, and long life of vgor and
useiuluness themselves their families and friends
AGENT.-HENRY MASSER, Sunbury.
July %, 1Sig.--iY
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Tract Of woodland,

adjoining lands of Peter Snydcr, Jesse Ummc,
Jacob krops and others, containing Seventy nine
acres and torty-eght perches and allowance situ-
ate in the township aioresaid.--Latc the estate of
Jacob Moore, decd. Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. Of said day when the terms of sale
will be made known hy
PETER Il. MOORE, Admir-,
BY Order of the Court
John T. Pursel, elk. o. c.
Sunbury, April G, 1850. is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-20

ESTATE OF HANNAH VAsTTNE, deed,
NJ Office is hereby given that letters tcstnmcn-
tary have been granted to the subscribers on
the estate of Hannah Vastinc, late fRush town
ship, Northumberland county, decd, All persons
indebted to said estate or having demands against
the same requested to call npon the suhscri-
bcrs for settlement. BENZ. +. VASTINE.
JAMES ECKMAN.
Executors.
Rush township, March 23, lS50--6t
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Caution Extra.

by the name Of CI.APP hns engaged with
young man Of the Of s. p. Townsend and his
70 put up Sarspare which they call DR.. Town
sends Sarspara denoInnaing II GENUINE Original ets
This Townsend is DOCTOR and never but forr
mery worker the railroads, canals and the like Y&
he the title of Dr. for the purpose of gaining credit
for what he s not This is caution the public ts be
deceived and purchase Dut the Genuine Original Old
DIR. Jacob Townsend's Sarspara having on II the Old
Drs likeness his family coat Of arms and his nsrst ts
across the coat of arms.
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TO RELIEVE YOUR foRfUREs.

Apply Railways Ready Relief, a warm flannel cloth,
previously bathing the parts with warm water, also take
80 OF 40 drops OF the Relief internally III noasses
twice or three times day this will give warmth to the
stomach, and surely relieve you from all Rheumatic pains
II is also speedy and eecua operation in the cure
OF diseased SPINE, STITCH IN THE BACK, LAME
NESS, SORENESS OF TIE JOINTS. Weakness, and
path in the side, Nervous Headache, Tic Dulereux and
Tooth Ache, Spasms, Straims, Cramps in the Stomach,
Piles Sores Burns, Scads, Eruptons of the Sn Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn Hoarseness and Sore Throat Rea-
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OF the above distressing complaints be thankful that
mltld9le for Your pains Is at hand in RAILWAYS REA-
DN RELIEF
1t is to give your infant ease, and TO your joy will
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See that each BOTTLE has the fac simile signature OF
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Thousands OF Ccnsumptions

and CrOnc Coughs abundantly prove its pnftjli1q r
cdcy in such discusses and its undcubed curatye mower
aud soothing, healing properties in the following com
plants and Diseases viz: Splitting Of Blood Bedinq a,
N6 Lungs PGia IN ne breast Gad Si3e Ngbt Slsta, Ny
Complaints Pdiptd,ioa Of he Heart Cholera I,fan
h,. DyscHtery and SRRer Complaints in Children and
ddNl,s .iihnln. md ILL
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WHITE BRANDY for preserving brandy
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sunbury, Sept. 22d, ls49.-