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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
TO THE EDITORS.
LAscAsrrs, (OHro, ) AUsusr IS, Ia

LANCASTER, (OHro,) AUeusT IS, 1851.
Messrs GALES & Sharon: In the "Weeky National
Ineigencer" Of the 10th instant read with much delight
article from the Christian Statesman on the prospect.
Of Washington city. The article referred states, very
correctly doubt not that the recent appropriation of Con-
gres for adding to the Capitol has given new impetus to
Washington, from the confidence has created that the seat
of government will not be removed from it. This rejoice to
learn The prosperity and advancement Of the Capital Of the
Union is something in which every true American cannot
avoid feeling deep interest, Every building, either public
private which by the plendor Of its architecture
contributes any toward sdornins and identifying the metro
polls of the country, should be Of prde not only to
the citizens of Washington but to every one within the
bounds Of our Republic.
Ardeny, therefore, do hope see Washington rapidly
advance to degree Of spendor and magn6cence worthy
the greatness of the country Of which the capital Nothing
could tend more to bring about this desired result than
carry out the intentions of immortal founder by establish
ing great UsIvERsIrr at the seat Of government
None of the recommendations of WASHINGTON were ever
put into effect without the very best results without s
foding new proofs Of his incompatible wisdom. If the one
at present under consideration carried out would only
be another example Of his sagacy and foresight Not only
would the university contribute to the honor Of the nation and
the glory OF the capital but would become strong tie In
binding together the Union of the States It would be GER
tain to be seminary of patriotism well as seat Of sound
learning and its heahfu influence would be felt through
out the length and breadth Of land It would send forth
patriotic scholars to every part Of the Union to SOW at the same
time the seeds of morality and knowledge and of devotion
to our institutions
The establishment Of UNIVERSITY at WAsHISsroN il
seems to me- is matter worthy of the consideration Of every
American statesman and American scholar and of the whole
American peoples and sincerely hope that this subject
be agated until steps taken for the accomplishment Of an
object fraught with much benefit and honor 10 our Republic
Sincerely yours, ALFRED WILLIAMS.
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Prrrssunsu, AUsusT so.

lPTrTsBURGH, AUGUST ~.
MosT HoRRrBLE AccIDEyrA terrible accident occurred
Turtle Creek early hour yesterday morning. which
filled the inhabitants of the whole country around with horror
party Of persons residing in the neghborhood had assem-
bed Mr. Perchment tavern danced and amused them
selves till about O'Clock in the morning. when the estv
ties and those had been them returned
TO their several residences.
number Of persons, their home, we're compelled To-
pass preepice known the Falls" two miles from ha
The night very dark but most OF those who were
in the company knew the The foremost couple soon be-
gan fear that those behind them had wandered OH the path
and called them take They replied however, that
they knew their road. AT that instant cry OF horror
hea succeeded crash Of some heavy bodies hay
ing fallen from great distance to the grounds deep groans
followed and all was STILL The terror party though
conecurng the fearful nature Of the accident which had hap
pened of them were unable to ahord immediate
siuance light was procured possible from the
nearest rmhouss and sitter descending the bottom Of the
crag it was found that Mr. Mekroy and young lady
whom he had been company Day ts foot Mr. McEroy
was perfectly dead and his body most horribly crushed
would have probably been better for the young lady had she
shared his fate for her back and legs broken She
had besides otherwise severely injured that
matter Of surprise all how she escaped instant death No
hopes her recovery entertained The feelings Of those
Who shared the festivities OF the preceding nth these
may be better conceived than
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Coon NRws ron PEACH GRowERs.-We have seen peach
trees the District Of Columbia, this summer having much
larger and delicious peaches than Northern
ru and the trees in the highest state Of perfection, in
sequence Of being painted the BY cheap chemical
paint prepared BY J. e. Lewis, ESQ.,, Of Washington This
preparation works the almost instant destruction Of the grub
wom the enemy Of both and fruit and great enemy
that common thing for them destroy the fruit entirely
in rom three to ve years. Having the perfection Of
the remedy and the so the tree and fruit in
OF m application, recommend 10 our friends in New
York. New Jersey, Delaware and every where where peach
orchards are in culivaton.-Ncw York Express.
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GREAT Pom PsAr.-When, through the chance Disco
very Of Irish lsbore ssceaned that the waters Of
Great Pond covering about 500 acres the city Of Port
land Me rested upon bed Of peat Of great dsph the re-
servor was drsined and the valuable depeis rapidly
brought into After awhile, however, properties
were discovered in this half mineral and hafvsgstabe mass,
and II powdered and sold by the barrel disinect
ing agent, being much effective for this purpose than
chloride Of lime charcoal Chemists all agree 10 sscribing
to il the most remarkable snti.septie properties.
IN Y, Journal of Comnrcs.
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JEREMIAH SrrrR, Of Paterson en- J advertses his wife
Rachael having left bis bed and board, and cautions peo
pie harbor trust her his Rachael spes
least
NoTIcK.-I saw in the 6rdrdan advertisement signed
Jeremiah Speer forbddng any harboring trusting
his account his wife, say he had any bed
board for me- but he boarded with my father and paid his
board few months ago he taken Sick when his mother
with hired and wagon and took him away without
my knowledge fathers consent and paid three weeks
doctors bill for him. When he back told him he
go to his mother and stay till he got weaned before
would live with him. RACHAEL SPEER.
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Tois the Commissioned said. the agent IN the Territory
would settle for them. \ sFs n ~ fts s. s7--'E''
Crossing Sky concluded in complimentary address sneak
ing Of the pleasure be hsd derived from bis visit and how
much gaied be would be to bis Great Father Thew
had much that bis people would not believe when
they told them. Would not their father send white man
with them, that they might believe him
The conference terminated in AN arrangement to allow
them interview with their Great Father the President in
day or two, and general shaking Of hands all round.
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SuBrxRRAsHAs AaUATIc Excursion On Friday (says
the Boston Travee portion the Cochuste water func
tonsries embarked 10 iron bos Long Pond and sailed
through the squeduc TO the Gate House Charles River,
Newton Lower Falls, distance, we believe, of ten miles.
Their object examine the condition Of the aqusduc.
At the Gate House the bost taken ou carried
Charlie. River sgsn put into the squeduct and allowed to
Aoat down to the Brook.ine Reservoir.
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POSTAL ARRAssEsxsTG-The postage on newspapers
TO San Francisco amounts prohibition Cafornians
charged, under the new law, 10 and Is postage
newspaper which formerly cost but cents postage either
prepaid or not If unpaid they are charged 20 and
each semi-nonhy steamer paper II 10 cheaper
send letter, which costs but cents prepaid. The San
Francisco editors do denounce the law inasmuch a.
vos the sale of their papers by excluding those from
this part Of the country Thousands Of newspapers sent BY
mail from New York and Boston, is said have been
eced by the persons 70 whom they addressed because
OF the exorbtant postage.
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Chppeways say the Sioux have upon them And whilst
was there and not very far from the place. party Of Chip
peways came and killed many and children Of the
Sioux The Sioux very angry at this and were going
to make parties and had great deal Of trouble toPre
vent them from going to fight the Chippeways Ugh ugh)
told them that they must not go; that they must be at
with the whites and Chppeways, and all other tribes
And in the way the Great Father expects the ChPpe
ways TO act towards the Sioux There much d&culy
in settling the between the Sioux and the Chippe
ways Governor Ramsey had examined the matter, and he
said that money now due the Chppewsys This money
been the Chppeways with their other money The
them They complained at what had done for the Chip
peways had fifteen hundred dollars paid to the Chip
peways for those scalps they took Taking scaps is not
good, To take the scsps Of and children what no
man ought to think Of doing. 1t Is bad business The
Great Faiher-yes and the Great Spirit too against it.
talk to you talked 10 the Sioux War must be stopped
II does good either party Both must quit it; II must
be stopped. The ChiPpeway country is great way OH.
The Government would do its BEST but it hard for
their Great Father keep all his chiefs always obedent
was for them keep their young from ever doing
wrong This great country-thousands and millions
Of people in it. Their Great Father must have agents to
employ over great people, He tries always TO get good
men under him, bu, he is sometimes mistaken, you and
every body el.e is liable to be.
"Our Great Father wishes il, andI give instructions to all
agents 10 be faithful, honest and kind to the Indians This
q what the Government requires Sometimes agent will
not do right then, if find him out will him, and
out good in bis place who will do bis duty. When
was in Minnesota inquired Of every body, and found the
agent to be good, true and faithful Il s far from
Minnesota here. II takes long to hear from thence and
then when we do bear have different sccoun and do
always know which to believe OF this you may be
your Great Father your friend, your best friend, and you
will do bes, to obey him and the Government awSys Some
times you will think bard, but always BEST for you to
submit and them after swhe you will see how much better
it 10 for you and your children"
The Commissioner being informed BY the principal Chief
that they entirely moneyles said that not
mary the Government to pay expenses Of Indians but in
this case they would consent pay their way home.
Crossing Sky again addressed the Commissioner praying
for saw-i and asking If he might sell some Of bis timber
To erect one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10
TIME MERCHANTS INSURANCE
T IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL

LLOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON General Agents Office ~ Wallst New YORK,
Isl May, 1851 Capital - 1900, and Surplus tH2Hl
The withdrawal table Of the Society Affords 10 tho Az
snred who may take out their policies under these tabes
The greatest possible present and prospective advantages
that be conferred by Life Assurance On this Table the
assured entitled al any time to receive al interest an I'm
mediate advance TO the extent OF onehaf the amount Of
the paid annual premiums without security personal Tia
bliiy deposit OF the policy but by simple endorsement
thereon the half premium may be 90 withheld during
the whole continuance Of the policy Also In the event OF
the assured al any time requiring 10 continue tie po
hcy its surreDder onehA Of the annual premiums viii
be returned by the Society. -. -. - $500
Al ms invesugauun, report-d Ia may 1857,
se bonuses declared the assured the option OF
rcturn of Is per their premiums In cash. or re
ver,ione addition the original sum assured by each po-
fiey VARYING from % to IS per cent
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
will be found Ia the SOcieiy's pamphlet together vhh
FABLES Of Rates and other information on application al
n Wal-st or al any OF the agencies, free OF expense
party may a moderate annual premium, insure ior
n and II survives reach the age OF % years the m
sum insured up SSoOe will be paid to his family or 10
ga representatives.
G. EDWARD HABICHf, Chairman
J. J Palmer s. Rowland,
William Van Hook, Fanniug Tucker,
Henry Ludlsm, Robert j. Dillon, and
J. KsaTney Rodgers, MD
The Board meet every Wednesday al II WAlst for The
Transaction OF business California and other foreign hsks
isken Of fair rates Of Extra premium.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
nj fhSu Superintendent Of the u. y. Local Board
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF DALLEY'S
Il GENUINE PAIN EXTRACToR-(nOt theoretically,
but Practically IlluIhated.

buIJ pracucaIly IIIuIuhIcu,
From Nosh's Sunday Tines Of Feb. g. lSol'
Nor PUFF A few days ago The clothes OF me h1ne
daughter Of Of the propnetc OF this paper accidentally
took hre and i grandmother 10 her endeayors to exun
gu,h the unfortunate enough TO burn one Other
hands blister. She suffering great agony and ue
only remedy Immediately available being DAleys Pain Ex
sctor freely applied Incredible IS may SEEM
the next morning the effects OF tho burn had entirely dissp
pesret and the hand sound As this occur
red under personal notice cannot refrain from
advising every family to have supply of within reach In
ofsccdenL The depo for lis sale s al the corner Of
Broadway and LIpenare-St
For the Genuine article n the Envelop and enlarged
Boxes, spplyto IL DALEY.
AIS Broadway, corner Lispenard-st
To be had, 6lso, OF A B 4 D Sands HAyilRnd Reese
Co, C. " Cnckener Co 81 Barclsy-sI, Walter Town.
send PeArls Al RushonI Mrs NJ Hayes, Brooklyn, and
Of WIN. T. Mercer Newark, M Hl2 lmSA&Th'
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DR KELLINGER is and will continue

70 ssIoeha lhe whole world with bis Magic Fluid for
sna oesenping me hair, when hun Of do
Gs nave oees PAID cot Ia Vsin and all hopes used from
necaen' Si'vvgpSin.neot shls vas case win Mr.
George waning who bad Lost al his hsir thout ne
shadow OF belief be commenced uring sli,r sr. ef,5
.sd esso1e he go used oos bottle d. hair had .arIsd
very Ioek AZ as enoe,nown 70 Dr. and through ne
we have this genlemans shdavit eorroborsIed bv ~
ctheF highly respectable persons no have kpown NJ ~
for years De not OHy hu plenty Of hair but "A ~ f,s
carly so ar glossy Dr. X has cAaes Of 3 yesrs -.t,
ed. One gentleman rad bis poFrsI lAkeu 10 bad 49,
WA bsd from II to u years, ana now hss taken wiz
beautiful head Of hair For nndenshle proof OF lhi, S
90 Mr.. MsFtuu, at the HipPrns Riding School in ca.
nsss, New.York City We say tie people are f)ols WIZ
boy ussh Idle assertion hen hey get such svf
deAee a. bis and hundreds OF oilers can be Sad sew
ores are daily banded in This one case 70 more hsn al
NE pIeeodeo remedies show IN the Uniled Sssss
TIE " WI or'e 81 90 n be iss 10 prove ibis beyond
a. eoooI sole Al the Depots 30 Pesrlsl ~ and as
siosoNsy, lSats tronI house, between Grand ADD
efoVGe IS, where he Or ca be daily consulted In
age bottles a. u each and tsa times as ehsso a. ssv
cher H24l,ThsS q
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PALMER'S COLUMN.

MANKIND, it is said, may DO divided
- sb,racn error even amer conviction; hose who
s so yuhe as 20 be easily deceived and those who are
possessed Of good common sense, ana use 70 mo oe
verv difficult 20 correct ne aged, snd 20 induce PEG
NE To adopt tue principles who revere lie errors 70 Wnen
thev have grown grey. =.
Pbosophy wisdom ard liberty, support one another q
Va no will not reason Is fanatic; he who cannot reason
stool; he wto dare not reason "a slave.
Irdustrv well directed viii give a man a potency Ia
few wears The greatest Industry nisaPP led saseess
The shortest snd surest way 10 live with honor IN tns
world 10 20 be In reality what we would aPpeN % %.
reefs any Of bis mistakes
~Perform fesrlessly hat you believe 10 be uglL
Heaven helps those who help .heuse.sea'
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4 LIVER COMPLAINT.-Jaundic,,

A<DyspepsiR, Chronic OF Nervous Debility, DheA1e OF
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising rom DaOrdereo
Liver OF Stomach such constipation Inward plies iu'
ness blood 10 the head, scty OF the stomach nsusA
heartburn disgust for food uness weight In the stom'
Ach sour euc aOns sinking hutteng al the pit OF the
stomach swimming OF the head, hurried and olhcuil
bynaihpg dutterue al the heart and choking, s1ocHt
ing sensations when 10 lying posture, dmness OF vision,
dots or webs before the sight fever and duh pain In the
head deficiency Of perspirsuon yellowness OF me s1n
and ewes pain 10 the side back chest limbs &c. sudden
Pushes Of heat burning in the esh constant imsgnsons
Of evil and gEeS, dsP[7SS Of .P car .Tv Be ss1s1
RITTERS prepared by Dr. C NJ Jackson, at the German
Medicine Store 100 Archst Philadelphia
Their power the above disenBes n01 exceiedh
ecuaed by any other preparation IN the United States a.
the stes and In many cases after ikfu physicians
These Bi,,ers are worthy the attention oflnvaldS Pos
sesEng great virtues In the rechcaon Of diseases OF lhe
liver glands exercising the most searching pow
ers In WEAKNESS and affections OF digestive organs they
wihS safe eeTssin ard ol e osss3pssiv1uopp
Judge III. Nj. Noah said IN his Weekly Messenger jan
d. Heqsanar, GermaA B,erf Hers. preparation Which
the sdmg presses The Union appear TO be unanimous recon
Sbsi by ne Of the most pbyssns Of modern
M.hts Drwhsn Hooaud Professor to the unvsrs Of Jsn'
p ats phy.osn King Of Prussia and OF tie greatest
medical ~r.rs Germany hes produced He vas smphasS
inventor and may confidently relied He spscsy
ended Liver compliant, Dyspspsa D'sy leItso
Acdv OF the Stomach lutsstnss Nine Phsdek
p papers express then convection Of Ia srcenes and several OF
ne editors spsal Of ia sass rom Their owa sIpssac,
circumstances we feel not only calling the
attention Of our I',Ssr' 70 the PRESENT = a.
MORE EVIDENCE
The Phladerlla Saturday Gazette the beat family news
paper published In The United States The editor says:
seldom what termed Patent Aeif
patronage Of readers and hesofs
when Dr. HoohAncs German Bsr. -s ~sh 10
distinctly understood that speaking Of the sosus Of
day oHSd about fora brief period and hsn forgotten
guilty mischief but Of medic bong
bhshsd universally P1sd and which has met the hearty approval
faculty. itsaii'
Yhey can be administered to FEMALES or INFANTS with
safely and reliable benefit 81 any ume.
BEWARE or coUFTERFKiTs -
The genuine have the written signature Of c. NJ JACK
SON, upon the wrapper and he name blown 10 me Ooe
without which they spurious. :.
FOR Wholesale and Retail al he GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No l20 ArchSt door below Sixth-st, Phhsde
phia and by respectable dealers generally throughout me
country.
Wholesale and Retail by A. B. D. Sands 100 Fuonst
corner OF William.
Retail by G II Ring s2 Broadway corner Of John-sti
Mrs HAYS. Brooklyn. milo MW&SSm'
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DEAD THIS, NOTICE.-Virtue of

PEAD THIS NOTlCE.-Virtue of
Mar htha-The discovery OF the celebrated Dr. Hsst
iugs OF London, OF remedy for Pa mOnAry Complaints
In NsphbA has been the source OF relief those
afflicted with his a. noss universal scourge OF
There no eXense for suffering, where neverfAng re-
me6y 10 al hand II employed.
positive for thai terrible disease, the COnsump
uCp, 10 a. last found Ia the preparation Known Dr.
he snest Con- pound Syrup OF Nsptha 10 is fasl super
sedng he OF all other remedies prompt and salts
factory 10 lie action The disease We have heard Of itS
stopping the violent Hno disessng cough 10 twenty
four hours. Any medicine that 10 strongly recommend
cd - his by certificates 81 people Of well known respect
ability, "a certainly worth trial
Principal once, l5t Green wichsL
Agenu-E NJ Guion. l27 Bowery, and John B. Dodd
III Broadway Prlce-tl per boule Six 00TLes for s..
myl0 lmTafhA SalA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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street m ths City of ss~ "a ty ssy, ou ~. Al. =
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lounss TIE ast ., - -','.l ssaf'i. d rart s.
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or tie sst by the sr5 sts OF mn - w..f
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n.hcss other pieces parcels Of lsad stnsss s ma
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the EASTERN Ice Of Ssysch asslus Toe uofth y ne
of The center Of the bct bsivrsa Seventy asi street sat ssr
.e stree and co ths Of Ihs satsr ~ hs e
between Seventy sna ssssHteth street "a ne al
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,r b sd sa3 prssets 20 ;ts sugrex Coun q the ss
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Nan = The CITY n Nsw Ios SAW RDAI the lsh cS Of Ja
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Cu-s % than aud ihsrs neioa 81
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nRUG STORE-A Drug Store for sale,
IA coed stock Of Meeitiues &c having done good
business for macy years past IL opportunity seldom
offered for person with small means, ss Il will be sod
ebesp. Reason for selling given by calling 2l Ni1Ih-
avenue or & Allen at my9 As
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FINANCIAL.

PONDS FOR SALE.-Ten Bonds is
suso by tbs Trustees Of The Wabash and Erie Canal
for Five Thousand Dollars each, psysoe their Office 20
Nassau o. on The ss day Of January, ASA with Coupons
for interest payable hAiyeHly attached. ThsIe Bonds
issued 10 POrrer, StuTges Hosmer. their
utc1 for finishing sss Canal and enoorted by hen For
The perftcss OF IheIe Bonds the puoc referred
10 MearH JAmes King Sons BanGerS 10 Chls But.
Ter Esq Predeng Of me sOsrd Of Trustees Of the Wa.
bash and Erie CanAl. ADAMS, sTURGE5 4 CO,
myl0 lv&2E8W 10 Soulh-sL
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NOR THE PILES-DR. UPHAMS

eciusry ian internal remedy is certain cure for
that Distressing and dangerous complaint he Piles FOR
some the most record pamphlets
TO be hsd gratis, the proprietor. Office 1876 Bowery
where the medicine can be obtained Rene nber ls6
Bowery doors above Spring sold also a. l65 Chambers
o. and by Mrs HAYS, IFS FulIonSL Brooklyn
a26 lmSMS WI