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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-05
OUR HOUSE,
Sep Gift

BY CHARL Els G.. THOMPSON,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
Sep Gift RICHMOND, VA
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-05

Biaekwood's Magazine for June, Is44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

Our CoLLEoroR.-The Colectorship Of thi.
port has been Premier Marcy's chief difficulty.
and we doubt that he has yet resolved il. He
won't throw so important post into the hand,
of his personal enemies, the Hard-Shells. a
Schell's papers will amount to nothing, excep,
perhaps to secure him the Navy Agency or
Post-Ofice by way of consolation. He will
hardly dare appoint Barnburnor, or Robert
Kelly would be. the man, (though il ought to
be Wilson G. Hunt y and as to Cisco, Maclsy
and OTHER Soit-Shell aspirants, their own est.
mate of their claims and qualifications, as com.
pared with the Premier's, is said TO exhibit A
very considerable diversity. In this perplex.
ty, the natural resort is to some new man, who
cannot be confidently pronounced Hard or
Soft, but who is nevertheless Marcy all over.
So the place has been I've are sssured) conf.
dentially suggested to ex-Justice Bronson, who
preferred to retain bis lucrative legal practice
ard declined it, The last look we had at the
Premjers hand, the name of Judge AxAsA J.
PARKER of Albany was inscribed there over
against the Collectorship but there may hsvs
been a change made since Politics Is hue
tuating game.
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measure Of their compensation an,
should hN-e paid it %

THE RIVAL R,N-MAKrss.-Mr n.
Vaughan. of Covins'ton, Ky. writes n, ,A,,
published last October. a circular (vs;A
epcloses) "On the csa.ses Of Rain. Al :,
possibility OF modifin them by Ar."ra
he distributed among the members a. :,
American Association for the Adss,o..-'
ofScience, and afterwards inserted il B.,,..
ans Journal Of Mas for last January
December last copy was given BY frieOs,.
Andrew Jackson Davis, then lscturins /, n,
cinnati, Who promised TO give il specia! coas;S
Grafton when next in clairvoy ant state. H.,.
We Introduce Mr.. V. himself, thus con,inui,..
"A few days ago ! received two number, of >.
Hartford Tfmes, containing four letters from D.,.
in which be claims my theory rs own and pr.,.,,.
TO have arrived q. sno~ledge of during one ofN.
cairvoy sn, spells. Besides Matchmaking nv do.,,,..
with his spiritussnis, embehshing them with IA. 81
lime jsrgon, and committing some notorious blunas..
hss,tsmps to alter my expressions presspd.,o ,,,
from the writings Of Humboldt sentence which n.
ped with scarcely any alteration from my circul,,
formed to-day by my friend DR. buchanan Tia, 90.
noticed Mr. Davis's lectures and promised to paAh,.
them in your able journal Should you do 20, I,Ai,l
I; my duty to request that you will publish my c,rcx
lar and should you deem the whole too long fs iaef
ton you msy omit the lsstpsge have been informed
that you receive The JoErssl Of M5a, refer yoa "a
another article OF mine on the causes of Rain sax
Storms published in the February number. (psse Sa
and this perhaps may be found suited the character
of your paper. BY complying with my request You
will stop the progress OF deluson and enable your reed
to form proper estimate of Spiritualism" aal
its yotaries. | am ycur sincere friend
DANIEL VAUGHAN
~ We have not contemplated PUBLISHING
Mr. Daviss Lectures on Rain-Makng 50 tbs,
all necessity for inserting Mr. yaughsns Cir
cular is obyisted We do not feel much inter.
est in the matter in it's present shape; but Il
either of the gentlemen above named will &c,
uPa good smart thunder-shower to order-sy
in Westchester County-about the time our Do
tatoes most need it next summer, we'll be hsp.
py to contribute toward the expense il not too
high. fH
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IL the Ednsr ~ Inc " u TItrasS
MILWAUKEE, (Wsc, Thursday, March II, 1859
DEAR SIR: notice in your paper, ayin
other Eastern journals alusion TO the charges pre-
ferred against me Judge Of the Circuit and 5a'
preme Courts Of Wisconsin, by a Committee of,hs
Assembly Of this State. You do not understand per.
haps that this Committee held ts sessions with eos
DOORS aided by pGyte counsel and by informers n
conducting their examination, but without the op'
portuniiy, my part either 10 participate 10, or 70
know their proceedings and that the Report Of this
Committee, drawn up by their counsel Published
by the HOuse, before IL bad seen the evidence waca
il wss assumed 10 be founded
Did you reside la this State Gentlemen, and KNOX,
beth the manner In which this most remarkable array
OF charges was procured % be- made and spread BE-
fore the world, and the parties who figure In the trsa
without evidence and 70 Witty, where there has been
no wrODg
| have demanded a trial. promptly and upon al tss
charges and specifications published against oie Da
upon it results | viii leave you and yCur E1st@n
readers who may have heard Of my name, 90 !adgs
my official character and conduct
IL may not be the case ia your State bu,in thu u
unfortunately true, that there il small conabnalon@
swiEGLDg scLemes in Bank-sticks, Railroads. and ss
suit, vince enIni,y n more crediaole 70 Juhse.W
tegrfy thsn their most ardent frisEdkhip And tls
state oi things perfectly well understoOd here, by nc
honest and intelligent of the people.
remain, SentleEen, your obedic = .erysnt.
LEVI HUBsELL
~ Judge Habbell does not need our a.
surance that we shall very gladly hear Oh hh
complete vindication from the charges pre-
ferred against him. H.
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~ Hon. ELISHA WARDS anti Tippling bin

70 Hon. ELISHA WARDS anti Tipping bill,
reported to the Senate some two weeks since
is substantially the bill reported 10 the A.
sfmbly and is generally satisfactory to the
friends of Temperance. The main difference
concerns Submission TO the People, which Il
very strongly objected to by sone who will
otherwise vote for the bill We consider Il
probable that the friends of Reform will agree
in allowing the act to take effect in March
next, or thereabout, in preference and o.
equivalent to Submission to the People ID
the Fall Election
If the Senate can be brought to final vots
on this bill, We think it will pass. We are no.
so confident respecting It's fate 10 the House.
We only ask that its friends be allowed to
vote for it-if they are not enough this year,
We know they soon will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

II The Times has cOntrived to eyade the
support of its Copyright position altogether.
On Monday, it condensed its objections to In.
ternatiOnal Copyright into three questions, to
which it requested our answers We copied
the questions and answered them on Tuesday !;
but The Times has not allowed its readers TO
see our answers, nor even to know that We
had answered at all 1t does not retract its
mis- statement that we had offered to give an
opinion of Watts's Antidote for ten dollars,
any more than its former calumnies that we
had filled on, reading columns with puifs of the
stocks the Lake Superior Copper Mines, &c
wherein We were interested, though we long
since demanded a retraction or proof of those
calumnles. Its only atOnement for past mis-
representations is the preparation Of more,
equally malicious and unfounded We never
publish any thing as information which We do
not believe TO be essentially true and yet We
tell our readers that the tdiDgs Of important
Mineral discoveries, &c. &c. almost always
originate with persons who are interested there
in, and they must make therefor such allow
ance as they think proper. We do not
discredit the writer's in saying this-we
only state truth, which they, if honest,
would chee1fully ayow. From the nature
Of the case, the first tidings of such discover
les, great yields, rich veins, ample dividends,
&c. can come from no other than interested
(but not necessarily untruthfnD persons, and
should be received accordingly While we
publish none that they do not believe true, we
hold that they do not present fair picture of
the rhole subject, because in the cotempora-
neous cases Of III success or failure. nothing
is said that reaches US. And while we are
quite sure that We never wrote one line in
tended TO induce our readers to buy Railroad
or Mining Stocks, wherein We had an interest,
We distinctly repeat and insist that if they ever
do find such proceeding from oar pen, they
should presume that We hace some interested
mot dishonesty motive for 30 advising them.
The teet may be otherwise; but that is legt.
innate presumption, and we bid them cherish it.
Enough said.
-Wewll ask Ile Times just one question
to balance its three, and solicit its quotation
and straight forward answer-vn:
Suppose Walter Scott, Goethe, Schiller, =.
Bulwer, Dickens, and Macsulay, had all been
born aud had chosen to remain citizens of the
Republic of San MariRo, and had nevertheless
written the works they have actually given TO
the void What would bare been the proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

LEGIsLATURE.-The session of the SENATE
yesterday was spent mainly in consideration of
the Constitutional Amendments Mr.. Wander
blt concluded his long speech, in the COURSE
of which he hurt the feelings of some of his
Democratic friends, who thereupon accused
him of deserving the party. Mr. V. will proba-
bly, survive. The bill TO consolidate the Public
and Ward Schools of this City was passed.
Also, the bill for the construction OF Ship Ca.
nal around the Oyerslaugh.
In the ASSEMBLY several bills of minor i'm
pOrtance were passed and more were reported.
The proceedings of the Afternoon Session did
not reach us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

L. s. SENArE.-Mr. Walker, ofWiscOnsin is
in favor of sending some Senator 60 Minnesota
during the recess, to inquire into certain alleged
frauds committed upon the Indians by paying
them their annuities in paper, and causing them
aloss OF fifteen per centum; and resolution TO
that etlt CT was the subject ola discussion in the
Senate yesterday. Several Senators indorsedA
MIR. Ramsay, the Governors, character for in
tegrity, but were willing enough that the subject
should be investigated The principal objection
TO the resolution arose from the proposal TO send
single member of the Committee on Indian
Affairs upon such an expedition, instead of hav-
ing the President appoint Commission to
make the inquiries No decision was reached
upon the point.
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IsyIeoRATNe CoRpIAL.-Professo MoRsE's


CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language convey adequate idea Of the mmed-
ate and almost miraculous change which occasions in the
diseased dc btated and shattered Wheth
broken down by weak by nature impaired by
sickness the uDstrung and relaxed organization
fe-bTaced revivhed, and butu The mental and phyl-
cal symptoms Of disease vanish together under
influence The STOPPING trembling victim Of depression
and debility becomes new man. lie stands erect, he
with firm step; his mind, which previously
sunk in gloom Of almost idotc apathy becomes bright
buoyant and and be forth refreshed regener
aed and conscious Of ygor, to his accustomed
patons Nor the effect temporary On the contrary the
relief permanent for the cordial properties Of the med
dcne reach the constitution itself and
NAL condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of the nineteenth century It the first scientific men
in the old world have admitted that miracle OF medicine
heretofore supposed 10 have no existence
sTIMULAST THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
lts force never expended As is the case with OPIUM al
OF these brief and it may well be said Of him who taxes
them the last state of th,t is than the rst
back-safe IN ts operation perpetuai in happy l.
euenoe upon the the mind, and the entire organ
GREAr MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great in all
cOmpauts incident 10 females mark IN the an
mails Of medicine Thousands OF simuans have been in
vened-thoussnds Of nvgorans concocted-a purportng
to be specified IN the yaous diseases aud derange ents to
which the delicate conformation of woman render her
liable. Tie result has heretofore been uniform. These
nostrums have indeed impaired niomentary yivacty TO
nufces but thus flash of relief has been succeeded by
depression and prosraoD greater than before and the end
has often been utterly parsyze the recup rve
the and the vital organization and finally 70 destroy
the unhappy patient But IN
MoRSE's IHVIccRATIN6 ELIXIR
s presented-as phenomena the matena medica hth
eTto unheaTd ola stlmulans without reaction
4. n. RING General Agent for the United States No
1872 Broadway. New-York.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
IL is put up M pint bottles with the words Dr. Morses
InvgOfaiine Cordial blown IN the glass Price IS per Bot
tie two bottles S5 five bottles for s2 and s2i per doz
N. B.-lmportant advice accompanying each bottle.
" w. II. McDoNALD's Commercial Adver-
Using House. No lO2 Nassau'st corner Of Ann )-Import'
ers Jobber Shipping Hosues Steam and Clipper ship Own
e will find above every facility desirable for the prompt
and transmission oftheT advertisements to any part
of the Union Cansdas also the Islands Of Jamaica and
ST. Thomaa
California advertisements taken at reasonable rates. and
payment required from responsible parties until the or
der has been properly attended to.
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To ne EdiiO, Of The v. y. TSibEne:

elected by our remarks on Mr.. d. B. Taylor:
Ten Hour BILL
To ne EdiiO, Of The " Y TSibune:
GALWAY, Thursday, March 10 ls53
SIR: Being constant reader of your paper.
it Is with regret that such sentiments by you should
be advanced in commenting the features Of Ten.
Hour bill now pending in the Legislature, com.
prsng 'ir sections which make it penal ofFense for
an individual or company to employ any person o.
persons to work more than ten hours per day disregard
ing all eNgenees, and if violated, subjectins each
ohender to penalty of $50, and thirty days in jail
This you call No. l. Section i;h read thus
This set shah no, apply to Agriculture or those On.
gsged II the domestic affairs OF Household work
10 tbs clause you demur, with this remark that IN
exempt this specimen OF philanthropy, would be
Vtxaiious farce a. there Is no other field of lAbor
wherein more Pernicous exactons OF excessive hour.
are prevalent than that Of Household Work and sSr
cultural labor Is but little better
II comprehend Alright strike out the fourth sec,ion
and then il stands No I Sir, you greatly rnisidgs
the wants or wishes OF the mechanic or those Of ayr
culture The latter, admit ia frAusht with excessive
aoor' but the exAeticns not more perncous than
circumstances connected with the business reouire II
so Is entirely aside from the Interpolation Of other.
IN be same Proprety by lar you may resrc, every
individual contractor in the amount Of time and bo,
he may devote slso the manner his or her time h.u
be devoted before and after this lax labor is DISCHARGED
TIE hours for refreshment quantity and quality of
H9'MtHi to each cherished freeborn, bu, law bou,d
soul Add TO this if you please sy way Of an amend.
neai the sentiment you advanced undsr the canton ~
Tobacco Chewing and Splitting of FEB. 81 where Won
say;
e1eh 9iy dogs should no. be allowed 70 20 al larvs
unless eaeA bad spiItoOn attached TO Ms po-e Nv
INTO which be mi4ht expectorats." sc
In order to AID you to frame bill adapted to your
fancy refer to the law eoneocted BY the G.ss,.I
Assembly At Hartford, Conn. In lsl7, where i, wa.
ordered, That no person thai hath accustomed him.,
to use Of Tobacco. shall take the same until receTins
certificate from one skilled in physic that such /, oS
use to him And all others were prohibited the Use in
company or At their labOrs in their travels unless ,.
niles non 'ny house but once day at that if No, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

~ The contract with Col. Ramsay, Mr..
Cormack, &c, to carry the mail across from
Vera Cruz to Acapulco has been confirmed by
the new Postmaster General. The mail will
be weekly from New Orleans, and the time to
be occupied in the transmission of mails will
not probably exceed IA or Is days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

clasfiug and confusion We believe however.
that a Labor Limitation law may be enatsd
which WI do great good and very little harm,
and we trust our present Legislature will de-
yise such a one and enact IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

II We are requested to say that the state
ment Of our Washington correspondent, that rh0os
W. clerke Esq Washington soliciting an spp0'ss
ments from the Government, IL erroneous ME-
has not been absent from this City fcT nearly two Je
and with regard 10 the appointment Ia question a.
nsme was suggested with no agency on bis psr'' '"'
most Unexpectedly TO bin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
Marine and Inland Insurance.

tB~ LADIES, the Spring time of the year has
come ard If you wi to promenade you will find NIL
LERs IN Canas beautiful Cater Boots of ali the fashion.
able styee al III l6 and 49, per pair LIST quality Slippers,
Tyes and Buskusa at 81 and 0, "a quality, styles at
81 and n the pair with Boys Misses and Chdrens Boots
and Sboesof all kinds aud prices Ladies remember Nil
LEs'x No 1874 Canalst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
CARn-Dr povrII Dentist Aurist Szc

A CARD.-Dr. POWELL, Oculist, Aurist, &c,
will receive his patients for the ensuing from 10 to
4o'olook daily DR. PowELL hes recently imported large
ascrt tn OF Artificial Eyes, which exactly asmiale the
natural In color, and expression and be
inserted or removed without pain operation
Dr. Powefs Treatise ON the Eye" be procured at
his Office also his celebrated SET acting Eye aud Ear Fonn
tAirs
Dr. Powell has established private Chnque, open from
to lOooock daily, for persons In limited means Circulars,
containing psItoules, be obtained free, At his Offices
No. SOP Broadway, between Broome and Spnug-sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be su.
thenticated 10y the name and address of the writer
mot necessarily for publication, but as aguarantee
of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Conmunica
finna
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BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN lsi9.-

BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1879
PvLvEkMAcBEks PATENT HYDRO ELECTRIC VoLTAIc
CnAAs, constructed 10 be worn under the garments
the Nos; wonderful discovery IN medicine and electricity
Internationally acute nervous pans such head and
tooth ache, rheumatic palma TIC doloreaux &c- and by
then mild bat continuous aud perceptble seton tho
body, diseases OF standing such govt local
y.s nervous complaints, hyer diseases, Se disappear
BY miracles they have been applied with the greatest
success in all thoae dreadful diseases in children commonly
called commissions also in Of teethng under di
saincs ana disorders Of the bowels They precip'tste
metals from theI solutions dec ompose water, deect the
magnetic needle. In short show all tho phenomenon of
powerful votac pile The instruments producing these
eneen weigh about two ounces can be folded up Ia a
rockcf ecoA ale always ready for instantaneous and
VIII last man hs hiet,rle guar ling himself family and
fiends &C. sgsinst thai number OF diseases and COM
palsS In which mud streaming electricity Is persectly
S certain and wonderful speedy remedy The pr,ee Of
complete chain is from 81 to IS PATTERNED $40 70 Ss2 50
Incredible may seem the above iac a sny person can
easiy convince himself beforehand a The dsp5t OF Their
truth The importance Of the invention has been sckow
sdsea In Amercs BY the Academy Of Mecne of New Yors
and the chains have been applied with great success in The
medical cSl~scs the City, Bellevue, and Wards Island
Hospitals, b<ooklyu City Hospital Se in Europe nv the
Royal Colleges Of fhyseisnsnd Surgeons in London Nv
the Aca6emies Rationale de Medecn 81 Paris BY the I'm
peril Faculty vienna; BY the Royal Faculty Berlin
and other scientc Institutions of the highest order ncaa
tnk the principal hospitals In Europe.
The popGieofs possession OF testimonials 20 the
same eject nom al the above Institutions IN America and
members OF the profession IN beta hsmspheres and invite
the pubic 20 examine them.
Fall and illustrated descriptions one for personal use and
for scientihe men with copies of testimonials and
Obtained srxts the oce They VIII be lorwsriea free
q POSTAGE any part of the United States in answer 10
prspsd inqulriss containing three postage sspD.
J. SrKISsSr, No sos Brosdwey, cor. Of Prince-st
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LOOK AT THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY -

LOOK AT THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUsIrY!-
Equs TO the Mines OF California Ausrsli, Cone one,
all, and buy Share IN this splendid Pho o age
LC and Psrms TO be tsre red 70 100 >ubscr tert
by WsrrSntee Deeds OF which vii get Farm Of rom
70 acres for SIS THIS is the last distribution tbs
Lake Land Village os and farms and will take place tbs
5st Of March 1883 Epraved Mars and Pamphlets giving
eIl descnpon Of the properly, can be had By applying
81 the office Of CHARLES WOOD No 1oS Broadway, corner
Fulton-e- n Y
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p-uR.n.nr.r Annr1on-ALnER1 Fl. Mo.

o, Az will eel THs DAY at II O'Clock At the MsphsnN
FYrhaps, the valuable i've brck House and Lot
No 0s West 18th st. north side between 9Th and 7hsvs.
with the three story brick building on the rear OF the TOT
HoD,e built in the best manner with 12nch wall. Also
the foursiory basement brick front House and Lot
the south SIDE q tbt SIS feet Of 7h-sv, with
tory building the Of the Lot House IN she'd
spring VI the best Terms easy For full pls
ticulsrs apply 20 the A1ctoHeer, No 20 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

~ The Cunsrd steamship Asia sailed ifom
Liverpool on the l2rh inst. for this por;, ana ~
fully due Nothing was heard Of Der when rs"'~
to press this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

TRUssEs-MARsH d Co, No. u Maiden
lane New-York have just imported from Pans large
sornen Of the improved French Trusses CONSISTING
silver plated springs with ivo.y and gutta percha pads
Also general assortment Of Bathing Tfusses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

" City Reform, We grieve to say, is prob
ably dead for the Session. The simple, lucid
and straightforward Reform bill submitted TO
the Assembly by Mr.. RUSSELL Smith has been
committed to our City Delegation, who are
row busily cutting and carving it, so that,
when they come TO report il on Saturday or
Monday, it is hardly probable that its own
father could recognize it, TIE game is TO CON-
plicate and cutie fish the matter so that the
Legislature may be induced to leave il IN
acted on, as too difficult job to be perfected
at the heel of the Session. There are several
earnest Refomers in ouf City Delegation, in
ciuding Hon. HENRY SHAW, whose talents, ex-
Perlenee and standing give him great weight
with the House; but We fear the majority are
Aldermen's men, and VII do anything to screen
the Forty Thieves that they can do and nst
leave their track uncovered. Such. at least.
is the impression We derived from brief in.