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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-09

DAuL II. BORLAND begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has taken the lately
pied by James Richey, where he will, all times, be
pleased 10 wait customers
A. w DENliAM manufacturer Of Copper, Sheet-iron,
and Tin ware will always be found the above store
ready TO execute orders for any article in his line.
large assortment of Stoves Crates, Lamps and Tin
ware, kept constantly on hand Zinc Roofing, Spouting
and Guttering done at the shortest notice. A.. '.'
Pennsylvania Avenue, 5 doors east of 9th street,
Nov. TO- ".." " '3..
NTE have for sale, which will have made up in the
w best manner @@'
20 pieces super. black Cloths.
100 do ribbed and plain Cassimeres.
20 do plain and figured velvet Vesngs.
so do colored and black Silk Vestings
Sep 9-3tw2wS BRADLEY d CATLETT
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-09

gull 10 CIV tN"sFt NSAtNt "a
Adams, John Quincy
Allston, Washington
Barber, Joseph
Barlow, Joel
Benjamin. Park
Bogart, Elizabeth
Brainerd, John G. G.
Brooks, James 9.
Bryant, William G.
Clark, Willis q: a...
Coffin, Robert ).
Dana, Richard II.
Doanc, George w.
Drake, Joseph r..
Dwight, Timothy
Ellet, Elizabeth F.
Embury, Emma c.
Everett, Edward
Fairfield, Sumner l..
Freneau, Philip
Gallagher, William ID.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-09

Gould, Hannah F.
Hallack, Fiiz Greene
Harvey, John NJ.
Hillhousc, John A.
Hoffman, Charles +.
Mellen, Grenyille
Neal, John
Peabody, Il. w o.
Percival, James q.
Pierpon,, John
Pinckney, Edward c.
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, j. o. =.
Sands, Robert G.
Sigoun ey, Lydia II.
Sprapue. Charles
Sutcrmeis,cr, J. X.
Trumbull, John
Wetmore, Prosper NJ.
Whittier, John q. 49,
Willis, Nathaniel p.
The herald., 1837-02-28

= : LESSEE CADY, Auss,oneer.


NV ,pssr LESSEE CADY. Aust,onees
* EcsE CADY Store Nos iii ana III Water ss,sr<s
ns usy ~ "a ocIock, purchaser for sasb
sc uhu fehesa assortment Of cutlery 1900
hats coin>s fancy coathng vup 1890 49, -. -,
an assortment of goods suited tie So.tisn 49,, 49,
kc 700 numerous TO mention ~ ~ L.na
AZ trrvhe Sntc-tOvO0 dozen Cor
max xlnale s'o' every smsoV
1000 sosen Colas and Bosogls.
pieces - 1855 a*a ms
isoso Needles assotedfram ~ Hcmmings csms0 ao
svoe ioss Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl SUBJECT de,eu1ue
which VIII be taken
Also, Snuff Boxes, Pins dc &c. &c.
Also, Gennaa French and f.ode Island Jewchy low priced
" wacae,. n.sna Ghasns, &C. marzs Ds
, MILAN Mc..AuGHLiH, Assnoseey, is4 Pearlst
RY WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.-THiSD DAY nj
- O'Clock, A. ~, grlrfal assortment III English
Pate Ware tine Cuiley Stocks Collars and ssus hne0;
Coatlnng; Cems; Wallets; silver P.nci sv.
Spoons Jewely, &c &c ia-f
J.p. DIETEnlCiA, Auctonce..-
RY BEARSS Co, store No. l53 Pearl st., Of
ID Wall st.
THIS DAY-At O'Clock at the auction ro,nl-fIardware,
Of pocket and dirk knives cards. and
IN DOZENS dozens ard cards. needles in
nd bnles iouc and ged spcceaces steel and brass
pesed pistols percussion iunbss, knistmg needles,
hooks AID &c. &C.
Fancy Goods Conne ofdsube cologne hair oil per-
iumeIy, French aud English lavender water, dc
shoes. $3.50 " -
Aso an invoice Of JeweryC Consistng rings rings,
watches BREAST pms chains &c. dc. J94
The herald., 1837-02-28

A CARD.
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= zssh ssss. s he w .a s'sss5 Ssg IN the
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iS 6.%cs .s.s, si;'fs, NJ Sc via se sns s% s'sfs
cooclais Win the play o. HEREsE.c"~io BY Yosns
NJ SECOND GRAND INsrRU MENTAL CONCERT. AT
Prague Company a' n, beg ssss q inform
Ladies and ssstsmsn they T . tse departure from
vii Vi e. Ss h.s. ID
p LYcEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Course Of Lee;
The biology u the Nervous system the Of
ne some of The Relation. WHICH exis. bewecn Nina
smith. President o The Coless Of PSyseiaas
Sea- rhs csr q these heads incas n docpes Of the
ansd The q light sound DC upon The mind through hc
While the third principally devoted 20 demonstration Of
The rst will delivered on Thursday. March at "a
s ock in tine evening and be continued sesa and thurs
: Fl : ns'1ass sses;l y x'1|:? Ham,: Cooper
sss' ans s ISss snsa 0h' Committee O s
HsyfF cassfSTEs IhMfEs&TsI paSs SS
NUAL TEMP GRANGE JUBILEE the meeting is expected 10
be Of great interest DR.. DAVID NJ REESE, Mr. WILLIAM
ROBINSON and engaged address, the meeting
Those with trade other and the pub
lie generally are invited 10 stterd.
ISAAC ODELI., President
f27..ts VILLA NJ b. PApDON SECRETARY
Us- MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTUREs.-At the In.
sttute Rooms City Hall Professor steele give course
ten lie lures before the Institute Natural Philosophy
FIda March 81 at r. NJ, aid connu. We'd.
nesdays aud Fridays until completed. f275t
LECTURES ON ZOOLOGY.
10 DIR. McNARTlN will commence a aourse Of seven or
e.h Lectures fully sy the
tcbrred animals h the Lyceum of Natural History Broadway
on the - March at bali past occk 10 be continued every
and gentlemen S. single tickets, a. singe
tue one dollar Tickets at Dr. Chtos's' and g. q c. Cavi Il
Co Broadway. tx53
Public Meeting.
HT The qndesgned request the cizegs oNew York without
si, ctOn ot party t. meet at the Democratic Assembly koGs
Bfadwa order 10 take into consideration the poprety
beginning msvement of eason argument and
freedom odebats and thought polite matters The
parties the city have eticcualy pcss all freedom much
as - by the Sultan " Ccnstannople who allows no to
speak bat hmse Further particulars will be learned the day
ofmeesing which will 10 fixed in another stasement
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman
joms. Joss rsSsn; sS,s Secretaries.
Jan. Is. 1887. list
The herald., 1837-02-28

ACHE'-rir hache edectualy and permanently cusrd
without stopping with ld cement &C oraatsos wh.
ye Many a.es and gentlemen vlohave bccr aecta with
that painful malady for and und every other All
have been efctsnly cured by tbs discovery Tho who
wishes 70 make this Known for the bene6t pikc has
IN nrss. who have hcsn cured By this dceyey tho lat
years mcredbe Let the Ae tender the teeth
Gcation, and free from pain fov life.
These dvops win fail Ia err any bcse shc main
Scasnes T the decay Of the tsoth asd Of
- pfve iby nave tee effect not
aso odcaden the cctua as ~ fsrd.r in .spss
ffceHns. - -
rcs ~ sl.oe and retail BY D. saaAs cou a rs
sss.' s J. B. Nones sa Br,saway two Dc ms sbose
Howell, cor,er Canal and yIud,ooss
v. Austin, Is Carnnest
\, = s ss Hall . ssih Avenue nearly po.e Ami
- - = - rnce w cent? f2s 7ws
The herald., 1837-02-28

6Ltbr5' .M.NNuu NJ IISEAsvB or THE URINARY
PA5sA atS- -MOkGANs COMPOUND BAI,sANfIC PILLS
Ttcse pill on.f the most agreeable method et eure and A.
scknowcdecd BY all 10 have corsa 70 ,hsns tn Be- ihs
euiy trustworthy mecine In the sbpvc enses Te, s,stn
ere ,cs widely svad over say and town IN s n,t.
st,es require any enusrstIn ro -re whcesaL ard rtaH
b. Npos Gamsle, Dey and sway Noces 80
neradway sbove oecke-J stme r,,,e, ~. -
an walker-w Horwe, caaaI Hudon-s nj pss,
Bwrct - sssth Avenue, opposite Anity street. - =.
Price, ~ pcs bov
box. p'p -" r1s y. ..-s
The herald., 1837-02-28

nR. CHI HERNH,S ASTRINGENT PILLS.
- Estabsed psey fcs the radical Giecs nx con-
tinues usihra discharges while bsSes perfectly
these conelants, NE
next 70 N iuposzbfy for Of them For
wholesale and retail By A. sard., Of rutoa and
W'enm stress and ral by MlnoS GamAe Dey
and buadwny-J Nonss, st RrosdwsyJ syn,e, Bow
cry ans WnSef strsrpf GuWn cossrGand cct and Bswey
- ossUnc, cornsr Houston Bowery-w. HaweI
cesscs Canai and Hudsnn strotsT r. Austin IS aanne
Pnce, u per hoy.
hoss afflicted with Gravel are wauan'cds 10 be called by
these Pns kessre to that effect te pppced
q ~ san"s c"Fnes fulton ara William streets f2s swt
The herald., 1837-02-28

~ Ma Baisrow.-Ict all bad wnte rs look at his
advertisement. III
The herald., 1837-02-28

vf BufFA.O-For sale entire block VI rou-d bounded
by four OF tho principal streets IN the of ao contain.
ing IN issnt 81 Niagara and nath sta each s feet May
land and vryna sta each -. test This popes esby
sabe opPanly is safe and pssiab Investment The
0t Will b. made 10 SUIT purchaser and exchsng
c desired for pppety 10 other cities Fer further
an.y 20 Messns FRANKLIN JENKINS No rs Eroad
The herald., 1837-02-28

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re ogsflrpr ~ ~.ip9 shsrf state"
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very sssr-s sad s.es.sla 80. ~, ~ - AZ, ,Ss..s. ~
Fses ~, .ss~r' =. 70 Iss BsesswAv, NY.
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nrvn ~ - =. :. ~ cos A v fssn ~~sp
x@sss'1 !. f.,r Sss- se.ss -sL. Aees.r rse~gss IN
- 80 t.~~~ai kasry skdt -
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~ rwsfvs EAsy LE~~oSs ov eSr nouR EACH
a.. =. -. y c.snr~ss NJ
49, t-.~l<v< a nss no nat - 40 isArr~n D~s,-
~. n~s ~~d tv~mp a, t~ p~ss~ns ~rhs< 80 ~ ~ NJ
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s~-eAssu s-s s<,~r. v~sin< car esn es~IAsss
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fuxns 90 tA@ - NJ
whn ~ fwns W ~ 1e~s r~afxuf~~.
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The herald., 1837-02-28


~ BE- EFT sALL-A Benefit Ball viii be given to the
Erday Marchyd 1897 Tickets o. to be had bar Gslts
SiTUATION WANTED-By yoaax man and hi.
wHe ~ Farmer and Gardiner within y milcs of the city
They both porecty convesan wit, gurdsning and
and can ve the best OF Address JOSEPH
WILLIAMS, 35l Grecaw ch stSeet ia It-
-DRHG GL.E2k rWANpEO.
WANTED-na Retail Medical Store, a young man, who can
w come well recommend d. and acquain with the bust.
ness ny such pcson Wishing ent s,tua
oerao saiay w pie sc leave Note ed c. with
fcnce md address at the oca sf r. GAs5 NBR corner of
Noosevclt apa Chatam streets and will call I'M
two thee days being at this time Of city f Iw
XS nEwAhD.-DoG Losr--tayea 4 N inc . alnc,
We NO Jones street ack selte Dog N the OF
tho cola, Tne finder wi
the dog al tn stable at .Is Pearl up s,ars fa.
NEW YORK TATTERSALLs.-rne Regular
pubic sales af Hor.cs Canaeor, Harness
take place al this wen known estsbshm ever Monday
The sent sale Monday March stha O'Clock
And ell h0rses, Carriages, &c, mce1 for sale must
s0cock,P,M
Thepr,Wos would also mgges' having horses Tor
sale. onaks snrS application limited sunb only
taken al estahishuien ard sood much
f8lw JOHN w. WATSON 40 Broadway,
The herald., 1837-02-28

~ TOR, 70 the o. rlyeflicseious remcd, N
y cailed DIR. POEfT'S SPECIFIC. I'm
mp specifics Of the day, II has incscssed IN
than aay msdsc,ne hitherto known. AL
stopsins 0onoulsras, elects, &C. ARE str
We, For sale wholesale by A. B. n ".
and william streets ani retail by J. 5y
HowcIy-J. v. Nones, et Brssdway-a.
totIa and sowcry-W. Hos@veii, COT Aer "
IT. n. Atk<fin, as Carnine strest-and Ps
e.ue, opposite Amity street.
pfbce. 50 c~nta
The herald., 1837-02-28

SYRUP SANsAPARtLLA COMPOUND
hsh cogcentrntsd fom the mot approved formula For sab
NATHAN 3. GRAHAM, Druggist 4 Apotheeary,
H8u % Nassau street, Fubs
The herald., 1837-02-28

onsr ~ sas NC fciovinS aecs-WHte Ginger Root ia.
vsnsa besns % w,nc-whtc Wa, n toss. of g b each
Gcrmsn CooFn fans warranted mshes rrepch aod
Powders sarefsy rut NO. ~ srperor s'y Mscas Ghosts
ea variety " "a terms which win he filed order nj sv
ce ff sEnns and amcs-Swsns pnnaces and ver1ure st
manufactures preosTartarc AcdSupcr Carbonate soda
The herald., 1837-02-28

10 DIR. McNARTlN will commence a aourse Of OF
ely ht lectures beautifully the
animals h the of Natural History, $50 Boady
the 81 March, ut half past ocqck be continued every
Wednesday and Friday concluded Double tickets for
and gentlemen s. single tickets, g. singe lee
iure dollar Tickets Dr. Chtoss and G. q c. Carvll 4
Co Broadway. ix5-3t
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

him, with an air of triumph, to the house.
The funeral services were attended by q
large audience, in Hammond street ehnrch
on the following Sabbath afternoon-ser.
mon by Prlessor Pond, from Rev. xiv. IL.
The dis'an, parts of the house were crow.
ded by persons presenting Striking con-
trast with the rest ofthe assembly. They
were the sons and daughters of poverty and
want, of various ages, from childhood to
rembIiug, decrepit old age, of various ass.
tons and religions, and with an ex.erna!
appearance as mo,ely, and singular, and
various as were their characters and con-
dtons. But one common sympathy in the
loss oftheir friend had drawn them together,
end they s:ood, looking on in silent grief,
until the services closed. They then crow.
ded round the hcarse. as the procession was
forming, and seemed determined 10 follow,
it as the chief mouraers. The whole scene
was an eloquent and affecting cuogy upon
the character and usefulness Of him for
whom they mourned. He left noble exarn-
pie for all the disciples Of Christ.-N. 3
Evangelist. .r ..-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
A SPIRITUAL BAROMETER.

When we wake out ofsleep, our vans
begin, and our desires are stirred up for
the supply of them. Few things mark
spiritual Life more distinctly than the earnest
desire of the heart after spiritual blessing
When christian awakes TO life, then the
breath Of prayer proves that life. -,
We may say Of every worldly man, he
knows not real communion with God in
daily prayer. We may say ofevery chris
tian, he praye,h.' This is indeed, the
spiritual barometer Of the soul. Whatever
outward storms, whatever clouds and dark.
ness may surround him. if the barometer
OF prayer, be steadily rising his soul is on
the way to brighter, and fairer, and happier
days. My brethren, what are your, pray.
ers =? What can your closets testify as To-
retired; fervent, continued pouring out your
souls before God do you make all your,
requests known unto him? This is the evil
dencc that your souls live. Whep q man
wakes up with returning light and hfe, he
rises and goes forward entering on his la
bors, and pursues them through the day.,
The christian too, has great work, he
labours not for the meat that persheth, but
for the meat tha, endureth to eternal life
which the son Of man giveth. And . what
exerliou is here requisite ! Look at the
racer, he strains every nerve look at the
wrestler, how all his muscular strength is
required look a, the warrior, docs he sleep
in all the energies olthe conflict? We rus.
we wres,e, we fight for life and sal, alion !:
we contend not for ga corruptble, bu, fol,
an incorruptble crown. Every thing is a.
stake we have mighty enemies we are
weak, and all would be lost had we not an
Almighty helper. It's his grace alone, tha.
raises US from our falls, preserves US from
being completely overthrown, and upholds.
US still and enables US to 60 on, faint, ye,
pursuing My brethren, if you never felt
that religion called for all your efforts. that .
it was work wrought in US by the mighty
power of God, and manifesting itself in all
good works to man, you know not yet the
true character of the religion of the Gospel.
We live in a world, the very air Of which is,.
as TO spiritual things, full of heosness and
drowsness. Seldom do men get stirred
and reused by those around tham We.
generally live in the chilling, freezing, be.
numbing, and deade,ing atmosphere Of this
world, and too often ourselves catch the
spirit of slumber; but let US remember we
must press into the Kingdom The king:
dom Of God sufaseth violence, and the
violent take it by 6rce>'-Remrend 3D.
pard Bickersteth. r,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
*Republished in last weeks Herald.
From the Nep York Baptist Register.
PAINFUL YET JCSTIEI.lBLE FIDELITY.

PAINFUL YET JUSTIEI.lBLE FIDELITY.
81 expect to leave my present congrega'
ton in short time," said pastor to a MIN
isterinc brother; "are you acquainted with
apy destitute church with which | could
form connection, with any tolerable pros
pect of success 2"
the visi;or was silent.
"Do you not know of any destitute
church ?''-continued the pastor. -,
81 do" was the answer, several, but"
"But what Z" said the enquirer; your
manner, brother, and hesitation, somewhat
surprise me. What am to understand by
It? Perhaps you question my qualifications
for the ministry-or yoa may have heard
something to my disadvantage; pray be ex'
picit."
81 am satisfied with your qualifications
as q preacher and as pastor think you
are a jealous active minister, and plous
man: but, Br.-you and | have long
been ACQUAINTED, and this diffidence, | con-
fess, is wrong. Yet find that it is very
difficult to be faithful, without appearing
unkind to make remarks on the domestic
economy of our friends without appearing
rude and impertinent. But as the matter
which occasioned the prospect of change
in the sphere Of your ministerial labors'
very much in my opinion Injuries your use; e.;
fulness, whatever it may cost me, | will
candidly state it. refer, then, dear broth.
er, to the state Of your family. Bear with
me when say your family is any thing but
an example; your children are under no
sort of subjection. In the house, they are
rude to your friends, quarrelsome with each
other, and highly disobedient to yourself and
wife. In the street, your boys are amongst
the most turbulent and mischleyous, and in
the church they attract the notice Of the
congregation and grove the hearts of the
pious by their improper behaviour. Now,
my brother, can the preaching Of any min.
ister, however excellent, be regarded by
those who are the daily witnesses ofhiS do
mestic irregularities? Whenyouexhort your
members, who sustain the responsible rea-
ton ofparcnls, to bring up their children in
hc nurture and adnoniion of the Lord,
what effect will be produced upon the minds
when, perhaps at that very moment, theIrat.
tcntion is distracted by the rude conduct OF
YOUR own children Can it create any
other sentiment than contempt, or pity,
which YOU know is closely allied to it? The
same difficulty must attend your pastoral
visits. How can you admonsh parents,
who are remss in the discharge Of duty to
their children, whilst Jour own neglect is
constantly staring vou in :!.e face? lou
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

can not it is impossible. Now let us look
at those solemn seasons, which, in well.re.
gulated families, are regarded as the most
interesting of the day. Here, if any where,
pastors family should furnish model
for the church. But how stands the case
with you, my brother? On two occasions,
during my visit, some Of the members Of
your church have been present at family
worship. What did they see, Or hear, that
could impress them wnh respect for you or
Your family? Five Of your Children are old
enough to understand something OF the ma
ture of the duties and privileges connected
with family worship, and to form proIni-
nent and interesting par! Of the family circle;
but do they do so! Your eldest son rush.
ed into the room OH one of those occasions,
whilst you were reading tho chapter, flung
himself into a.chair, and remained there I'LL
the service closed. Your little g.r. was
clamorous for some bread and butter, and
your wife, to appcase her. was obliged to
leave the room TO obtain some. Your 81.
cond son amused himself with knife and
stick, and another stretched himself upon
the carpet. NowI ask you, could the per-
sons present either profit by the exercise, or
entertain proper respect for their pastor !
Your evening family devotion, though much
quetor than the mornings, is yet very faal.
ty and defective. 1t is deferred to so late
an hour rat the children can not possibly
attend. And those who 60 through the
form, from fatigue and drowsiness, might
as well omit. In expressing myself thus
freely, fear you will think have trans.
gressed the bounds of proprie,y; but love
to you, and love to the suffering cause OF
the Saviour, must be my apology"
The visitor and his auditor were both
deeply affected. They had long been int.
mate, and the wound inflicted was deep; it
was the wound Of friend, and therefore
faithful.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
RELIGIOUS.
From, the Christian Adrocate and Journal.

From, the Christian Adrocate and Journal.
NEW DIVINITY, NO. ~.
The doctrine we oppose evidently leads to
a most antiscriptural, absurd, and perni-
cious distinction between the moral charac-
ter of the actor and his actions. If depra.
vity consists solely in voluntary action, we
have only to contemplate man as distinct
from his actions, and no dcpravity can be
affirmed of him. He cannot be depraved
apart from that which constitutes depravity.
Depravity belongs to his actions not to HIM
self-not to his person, or constitution.
HIS actions may be depraved but 1t does
not follow that he is depraved. This con:
sequence is so contrary to Scripture and
reason, that one would suppose it sufficient
- condemn The .hec-v u thc estimate o.a!i
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
REMARKS.

fthe proper training OF children, be so
indispensable in a minister of the Gospel, is
it not about as much SO in professors of re-.
ligion generality, If dislespectiul and dis.
orderly behaviour be SO intolerablv IN the
family circle, is it not even more so in the
house of God And if it be the duty Of q
minister to command good behaviour at his
own fire.side, is he not bound to insts! upon
it in the public congregation? We leave
these questions with those who are know
ing on the subject.