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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14


and whose came unoidden whes her name was
meItioE ed. Immepse sppsu.e
He gave the health of Hon James Buchanan The May
who presided at hs barqueD proposed the health of
Hon james Buchanan, which received with six
cheers
Mr.. BUCHANAN responded He did not intend to makea
speech bur after De had been called out in such by
his honorable friend from Mississippi 1t would DO dscOur
teouf him and 10 IN. Mayor TO say something He
admitted toat Col Davis n STREET coostructionist
He bad never known but one man who could excel Mis-
freud from Mssissipp 10 that and that freud OF
his from oid Virginia in Older tunes. This gentleman
wss token slsrm,pgy H. aad the point
of death and all that troubled bis trt
he might be bu led 10 the Congressional burynz
ground Ut the puoc expense. lie scot for friend,
in prospec, Of eternity, SAID 81 would nearly rs hese
take chat c. Of hring ID 70 enferaia the ral
that Cor WITHOUT the authority of the
should porop- ate money 70 bury ne " (Ireat hul
ter That gentleman Of strict con~tsucu9.-
list than his (dr 50 riep' Davis for the latter bad
got far 70 BIZ ailii to app1oprate The public
money ms Ike a Ts'lfoso 10 the Pacific with which
himse trely agreed In rserebce to what had been
said Of Pei ps vsnia he would any that he felt tuis
occasion like hob Roy McGreler, on his naive heath
He WAS proud OF Penn lgsDia. He ~ss bocn aud
tured in It, and he might be scouolbe the feud
from Virginia to whom he referred If he supposed
would be fate 70 die Of II. Penney lysuis had al
ways befn true to tie Uson When clouds lowered over
the horizon 10 all quarters Of the country the
brsvett hearts quaIled at the impending prospect,
whore did Penn sylyaDia stand2 Where did pbiladeph
stands The. great meeting then held in Philadelphia,
without distinction of party conribd ed greatly to roll
back the black tide Of fanaticsm and disunon Then
wings and democratic in Pennsylvania found he
trusted they would always Oe foubu NAnulnR IN defence
Of the rights and liberties Of the Union Great
plAuss He therefore proud TO accept the compi.
sas paid Peansy lvsnia by his friend from Mississippi
He knsw that that gentleman friendly 10 the State
of Pennsyv6iA Least individual in the State,
tGreat applause After some further remarks, the
honerabs gentleman resumed his seat amidst prolonged
cheering
Mayor 0nSM, after appropriate remarks, toasted
Major General Patterson
The PRxsDuu said he was willing to endorse the
GeoseAl daughter
yoM CASvAlApm, Esq, proposed the h.alta 0 the
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

WD. WAI.LACH AND WM. II HOPE,
IIayING purchased the Washington city g EVEN
III ING STAR will assume its future publication
ann the prrsent date While il shall be spirited.
,,,v. and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
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,ndeut of party considerations, and without fear,
t,-or or malice Ii is intended to make II welcome
yi,or in the family circle, and absolutely necessary
m Al ransacng any description of business in the
urirt Of Columbia and its vicinity, well as to
,.,.e ,f distance interested in knowing precisely
What NAV be going on in Washington, or what may
NJ contemplated by any branch or in any department
or bureau OF the Government.
Subscribers in Washington. Georgetown and Alex
,ntria will continue Ia be served with thu daily at
g 70 per annum, payable (siI ccnts) weekly 10 the
AGENT
To single subscriber, by mail, for the daily, the
yrce will be $3.50 per annum. TO clubs OF ten SO
each.
The "VEgkLY STAR" a handsome double sheet,
will be published at s 25 per annum. Fractions of
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Msl subscriptions TO either edition 10 be paid in
Tanably In advance.
The postage on all letters and communications ad-
dressed to the Editors Publishers of the EVENING
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tn. citizens Of W ashrngton. Georgetown and Alex
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authorized 10 take the rameS ard address, Of those
rho wish 10 be served with. emphatcay, the w ash
mgton NEWSPAPER OF the day.
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II VyHITMAN g. CO.,
II. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.

Having, IT very great expense erected an Estab-
iishIncnt for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale, expressly to meet the of the
lrmers and Planters of the South and West would
therefore aectfully solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, and the experience of
LIE past t'SI year,, feel confident of being able
supply tile demand for Farm Implements, Machinery
a,id Tools. We therefore offer goods with con
dence, of their superiority and prices that not
f,II to secure to Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence o! the superiority of our goods,
n:llish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing of Our implements and Machinery, when in
competition with others and examined by cOmpateRt
aIen:-
In 1919, 1919, 1851 and 1852, tie Maryland State
4 .ricutura Society, awarded IN E. WHITMAN &
CO. the Nj HEST Premium Tor the largest and best
display of tl. strongest and most useful Farm Imple
mants aud Machinery.
I'm 1854 and 1852, the Mschnnics' Institute of Ma
ivland awarded TO f. WHITMAN 4 CO. heavy GOLD
MEDALS for the largest and be-t display ofusefI I'M
plsinents. And in addition TO the above we have
caived Special Premiums on implements, too numer-
ous to mention in detail, but in all amounting
tim $1,000 which is three times the amount received
by any other Exhibitor of Agricultural Implements
A: thu aboyt named Exhibitions Implements were
exhibited by nearly every manufacturer in the cOun-
ry and tr decision of those Societies well be
considered the highest authority that be given
al the superiority ofour Implements.
We particularly request the attention OF Farmers,
Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
Purchases, we determined TO sell on pleasing
terms.
uats, by application, either by mail, in person.
f. WHITMAN & CO,
So LIGHT STREET,
Y5-u Baltimore, Md.
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eff live, I'll one day take the prite

eff live, I'll one day take the pride
from these tyrants.
How literally was that saying fulfilled.
Tom Macdonough had been Decatur's
favorite midshipman at the siege OF
(. Tripoli, and wherever Decatur led he
dared to follow"
subsequently to that brilliant chapter
IN the page of our history, occurred the
event which is embodied in our sketch:
/ but five years afterwards on the llth of
September, 1914. Thomas Macdonough
met one of England's proud fleets on
Lake Chaimplain. At the first broadside.
the British Commander, Downic, fell
and at the end of the fight, which lasted
two hours and twenty minutes, without
intermission, Commodore Thomas Mac
donough was the conquerer of Cham
plain. He had gained proud victory
he had indeed humbled the pride of the
tyrant, and that days achievement forms
one of the proudest in the history of
America.
Commodore Thomas Macdonough-the
hero of Tripoli-the conquerer of Cham
plain He was noble and true hearted
man, and terror to the enemies of his
country. Peace to his ashes, and ever
lasting honor to his memory.
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RY LETTERS PATBNT SECURED IN ls4e.-
u PuLNERMAEuER,S PATENT HYDRO

ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS, constructed to
be worn under the garments, are the most wonder
Iui discovery IN medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day They relieve, without pain OF shock, in
simultaneously, acute nervous pans-sIch rs head,
ear and tootache, rheumatic pains; tic doloreaux,
&c; and by their mild but continuous and percepti-
bic action on the body, diseases of years standing
such as gout, local paralysis, complaints,
liver diseases, &C. disappear az if by miracle; they
nave been applied with the greatest success in all
those dreadful diseases in children, commonly called
convuSJons, as also in cases of tecthng under Diff
cuties and disorders of the bowels. They preciptae
metals from their solutions; decompose water; de-
fleet the magnetic needle; in short show all the phc
nOinen0n OF powerful yoltaic pile The instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces can
he folded up III pocket book; always ready for
instantaneous use, and will last man his life time
guarding himself, family and friends, &c, against
ulat number oil diseases and complaints in which
mild streaming electricity is perfectly safe, certain
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price OF a com
pletc chain Is from 81 10 55; batteries $40 to $3.50
lncredibl'. as may seem the above facts, any per
son can eLtly convince himself beforehand, at the
depot of their TRUTH The Importance of the inven-
tlon has Ueen acknowledged IN America by the Aca-
denny of Medicine OF New York, and the chains have
bsen applied with great success the medica al COL
leges, the City, Bellevue, and Wards Island Hospi
tails, Brooklyn City Hospital, &c. in Europe by the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
don, by the Academies Rationale de Medicine at
Paris; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; hy the
Royal Faculty at Berlin, and other scientific institu
lions OF the highest order, including the principal hos
ptals i'll ELsDpe.
The propretOrs in possession of testimonials to
he saTs effect from all the above institutions in
America and Europe, As well as of the eminent
and distinguished members OF the profession in both
hemispheres, and invite the public TO examine them
Full and illustrated descriptions, for personal
Use, ard one for scientific men, with copies of teSti
monialS, and a number of cases cured in New York
ana Europe, may be obtained gratis at the office
They will forward, free of postage, any part the
United States, in answer TO prepaid inquiries,
i;i;ning three cents postage stamps
J. STEINERT,
No. 56S Broadway, cor. Prince ST.
Agents ii baltimore, Mrssrs. CHAs. VIM. CAS-
rARI, No. 81 \. Gay st; in Washington, DR.. suHUcK
ING corner E and llth sts., near Penn. avenue.
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE

NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
~ 1t is better to laugh than be sghing; Woman's
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands, IN prav
for thee Pestal or tn, die is cast; Ida MAY; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney at the gate; Happy
Birding; Sisters Wedding; Willie my brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
pOioon Polka; Holiday Schottische; Geranium do ::
Thoughtless do; Snow Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz and other numerous new
pieces, in addition to fine assortment of Duets
Guitar Pieces, sc. JOHN F. ELLIS
F25- Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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DAILY EVENING STAR,
THE SKELETON HAND.

BY DR.. J. O. DUNN.
Rap, tap! Rap tap, at the door of the heart,
kap, tap. with loud demand!
Oh, who is il raps at the door of the heart,
Crying, matter and spirit shall surely part,
The one to the dust, tor dust thou art,
II e rest to the Spirit Land!
'Iis !! tits |, who knocketh without,
With bony arm and knuckle stout,
Ills 1, OF the skeleton hand
Rap, tap! Rap, tap. have startled thee up
IN The midst Of misty dream.
Rap, tap. Rap, tap! have startled thee mp
While thy lips are fresh from the deadly cup,
And thy curses grow louder at every sup,
And thy orbs in frenzy CLEAN.
\ lis 1! It's !. who knOcketh without.
win feshless arm and a knuckle stout,
Ills l, of the sickle keen.
Rap, tap! Rap, tap. on the bony walls
w hat. ho! Art ready within
Rap. tap Rap, tap. on the bony walls.
Rap, tap. Rap, tap. like thunder il fails;
Illrcnt thee no longer these carnal halls:
Thou hast made them a den of sin.
" LO. Haste thee! Make ready, 'Tis without,
With bloodless arm and knuckle stout,
'1is /. with skeletons grin.
gRap, tap. Rap, tap but tremulous pray'r
Burst forth from the sinful wight.
Rap, tap Rap, tap! but tremulous pray'r
Went faltering upward, to spare, oh, .pare,
For another yeaT-a year to prepare
For the regions of glory and light;
A year to prepare for him without
With the skeleton hand and the knuckle stout,
For him with the breath of blight!
Rap, tap. no more--a year is given
year Of ne gIect and crime;
Rap, tap. no mOre-a year is given
10 strive IN the fields where the righteous have
Strlven
For their spotess robe and a Home in Heaven
But, alas :. how fleeting is time
'1is past, and again is heard without
The skeleton arm and the knuckle stout,
Like wild and deathly chime!
Rap, tap. Rap, tap! on the bony walls.
What, ho Art ready within:
Rap, tap. Rap, tap! on the bony walls.
Rap, tap! Rap, tap! like thunder it falls.
Iii rent thee no longer these carnal halls,
Thou monster of falschood and sin
In tumult of horror the spirit went out
Ger Avernus, with him of the knuckle stout
With Inn Of the sickle keen.
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Mrs. PHARNUM's COUGH CANDY.
AV1 she that hath an ear to hear let him hear"

IIC t'tt1 Tt1t1t uH efIF 10 HtuT ItI MN NtGT.'
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, 1S45.
Dear Madam,-The duties ofmy business have e1-
posed TO coughs, cold, asthma, and pulmonary af.
fectiOns. have been deprived of the power of at
tending TO the dutics of my profession and should
have been, had not have been for the benign effects
of your INDICATED CANDY. l tried il but few
hours before / began TO reap the advantage of its
effects. Nv cough and hoarseness lef, me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
and nv appetite greatly improved. l, therefore, have
no hesitation in adding my testimony to that of the
many who have experienced the benefits of your valu-
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER.
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District of Columbia, generally. VS-r
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, MGrch Il. 1851.
Mrs. B. B. NOrri'-Dear Madam: Ii gives me
Tsst pleasure IN recommending To public favor YOUR
valuable med<lnc. Cedar Tar) a an excellent pre-
tentative or curative IN the first stages Oh bronchial
affections, or diseases OF the lungs. and also as a
very valuable tonic Yours, very respectfully,
L. ii. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
BALTIMORE, tfcrch ~, 1851.
hrs B. B. Norr--Madam: II gives me pleasure
10 recommend To the favorable notice ot the public
yoU valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bronchial
affections and diseases ofthe lungs.
THOMAS OwINss, nj. D.
We invite the attention of the public to the follow
ns certificate from Tn Rev. Augustus Webster ID. p.
one Of ts PastcTs Of St JOha's ChUch, Liberty ST..
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE, October 0a, 1851.
VS. b. B. Narr--DeaT Ma.!am Having used
!9n Cedar Tar with benefit TO my throat, ! very
0eesrinl!y give INV rc-timony 10 IL excellence.
hhh respect, "A. WEBSTER.
BALTIaCRE, May %, 1851.
MS. NoTS-Dear Madam: Permit me to say te
!1I 0f he benefit Of Others similarly afflicted that
was taken last November with A severe cough and A
;sAe'ai weakness that completely p-o<trated nIe.
'G several months WIS tar reduced that could
HVi attend 10 my business. ] became 30 weak that
Twas not able To SIi up for than half hour at
Sums, when would hr compelled 10 lie down 4,
-fh strength l tined dozen different articles re
soAmended 10 me u cures, but received no relief
HOh any OF them. VI cough aud weakness increaS-
~ ahd, IN fact. was far gone that | seriously
unught should die, when beard OF your valuable.
astlelhe, the Cedar Tar | tried it, and had taken
DN lew day before found great relief. My ap-
Psn'e became 81 good that could eat ANYTHING that
va paced before me. ] would recommend it To
- aHuctrd IKE mysrl, as a certain cure for CON
s9ef nys'if now perfectly well
Yours respectfully JF MARTIN,
No. l2S, Franklin street.
tor sa!r by Druggists throughout The Ci;y and Dis
nct 0; Columbia
V rnce Il per bottle, or six bottles Eor S5.
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New York Marb,ed Iron Works.

y1,e end SGics Room, No. iI3, Broa4irp,, Opposite
VEG Hdren Railroad Depot, HGnutuctory corner
crs. Ser YORK.
VIZ original AMI most extensive Manufacturers
G MARRLEIZED CAST IRON MANTELS,
ItSLE TOPS, COLUMNS, Pill LiSTERs. .CLOCK
HTastS. COUNTERS, &c. Also al kind: of CAST
s sNHS, tor Buildings, such a. WINDOW LINTELS
sI:LS, DOOR-WAYS, BALCONIES, sc.
I"t above Company. having Just 2ted new
I -u Hf-t offensive Foundry and NanIiactory. beg
-. % can the attention III Architects, Builders,
M 'I me public generally :, Their assortment OF Mar.
U.Aea Iron MaEtrS, and 0thet Articles, which they
80 I'" producing oa an enlarged scale; the beauty
W. d;Sis'!> Of which. and thcIr exquisite finish, lave
-Irr' " oeeh equllied and caHu"t be e1cellei.
ne exact limitations nf the finest varieties nf Mar
~ sich IL Egy p;Idu. Sienna, BrOcItelle, Verd Ar
gqae, Agate, Prince Albert, Jaspar, Pyrenese, Light
-, hitc Suluory, SC, have ellcIted the un-
fuanhHd COMMUNICATION nj Cornoisseurs IN Marbles.
iuiiy established their popularity with the pub
some Of the advantages in thi, discovery consis,
a US eapabiiIy Of withstanding a high degree OF
at oi resisting oIi- and acids, which stain and de-
a sc Marble, and Their cheapncSS, (beins about one
le cost IN comparison with all other kinds OF
laheis; also. Of b:ing packed and sent with safety
+" any part Of the country.
=, me haFbng department il under the direction of
VI L SHOEMAKER. who first introduced tins inva-
-40e discovery 10 the public, and demonstrated its
r.ehra utility and apple csr0n To metals and other
-O>anceS Circulars with plates, exhibiting the
ieues oi pattern, Will he furnished WHEN desired.
Address orders and communications to
y S-e- CHARLES CROSBY, Sec'y.
ICsf received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
the island
'NAianIs Industry of all Na,ons--a weekly record
g.. oi the Worlds Fair at New York
Sfahan's Magazine
t,a1ys National Magazine, for August
'lss, the beautiful vivid picture of New York
ue' Y Is
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CEDAR TAR.

THE most successful remedy now in
i Use for the cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES. KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. LIVER, &C..
Prepared md refined by
hrs. B. B. Norris, no. 313, Bait. st. +,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Rates Of Advertising

For Advertisements inserted ones . v-eet so cam.
per sqaare viii be charged for the fir.i. and SIX
Genus per square for each subsequent Insertion.
Ten LINES or lese constitute square.
an advertisement exceeds a square. the price
will be in exact proportion. ~ t"N'
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WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH9

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit,
n to stand the test OF public opinion No art OF
man can galvanise worthless article to keep
it up good medicine, if il be not really So
a good medicine will live, become popular, and
extend Its sales year after year, spite of opposition
The people readily find its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pidity than newspapers can spread it. A LIVING
WITNESS, testifyng ~ the cure medicine has made
for him, Is OF far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof of what we say above. we refer YOU to
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE, and its
effects. Its praise is III the mouths of mulhudes.-
The best men in country give their testimony to
It's wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon.
ii. Clay, Hon. Richard Nj. Johnson Vice President
Of The United States, with hundreds of others. Capt
Thomas Canot-broher to the celebrated physician
of the Emperor of France-was cured by it of dis
ease of seven years standing after the skill OF all
the Doctors of Europe and america had failed to
cure.
In fact, the rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place, i'll the city and country, find that the
same success attends iis use.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM, d,
Cure of the venerable Doctor Dunan's son, of the
city of Baltimore, man well known, and whose
testimsEy adds to the triumph of HAMPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE. FEBRUARY 9, 1852
Messrs MORTIMER & MOwBRAY-Gentlemen 1t
Is with real pleasure that abe attest to the
general healing and curative powers of Dr. Hamp-
tons Vegetable IIncture. some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. l advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did SO, but getting no better | was induced to try
your 1Incture-l got one bottle and before had
ken ii ALL my cough left Inc. Permit also state
that for the last fifteen years have suffered very
much from acute Rheumati. IN and Ver igO confn-
ing Inc at times to my bed. | am fully convinced
that owe my present good health TO the use of the
Tincture, and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, At liberty to this as you
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, G.. DUNAN.
n. B.-I can be seen al any time at the Mayors
Office. G.. d.
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A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY.

Do you suffer Wilh'any pain If you do, YOU will
find immediate relief by using DR.. ]. s. ROSES
PAIN CURER. 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost instantly throat rheumatism, from
colds, pains in the side, back limbs, face, car or
toOthache, stomach or bowels, side or back. stiff
neck, bruises, cOrns and chihIains. Their is nothing
equal TO it, for Jumps rising in the breast No
mother should be without bottle Wherever you
have pain, use the Pain Curer, safe to all ages.
Price l2E % and so cents.