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them wsud se alike nsu Ing Y the judgment Of the reader.
From the REV. Mr. Potter, Pastor OF the church a. Bridge.
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bis perfect vision
Another that Of poor who spending nine
months Eye lnfrmary by The ply
Of the institution, with what they termed IN incurable
cataract eye so that be vas nearly blind trial q
Dr. Francois remedy however, three bottles only being used
by him removed H. % the surprise Of all who knew biz. and
he with that well as ever he did feel
my duty to give this Information for the benefit Of the
public.
The Rev J. Harrison, A Thompson st. having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs. Harssns II, az
tonishnent has removed the naess and pain which had
been excessive for years. she had used diff eye
hers, but they all faed Therefore hope The public will
appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARRISONp
Mrs McCafrey, No James ST. widow Of the late DR. Me-
py had the desired effect truly saved
from absolute blndaess and hope the public will soon
know Its value"
The rev Mr.. Dunbar says"Frem the testimony Of those
who have used the eye water prepared by Dr. Francis
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR
Pastor Of Nc Douga ST. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis. be dsR fre The natural
and III perform melton OF that organ without giving
10 Barclay street, New York. jeas Sm.
MEDICAL. AND .SuRGlCAL.-DR- GLOVER
lvA is consulted usual in the OF certain class Of
diseases He apprses the public that he has received regular
professional education In this country and Is To he Chased
with the doc;eT medical puers and petcnders 81
the day. Office No. Ann the American Museum.
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
Destructive Fire.

About 10 o'clock last night five broke out in the
part Of the three story brick building, No. ll5
Beekman street. which entirely destroyed includ.
ing its Before the progress Of the flames was
arrested the FIRE extended the following buildings
On Beskxan street.
No. III, occupied by Gilmer, Hauser & Co. as sash
factory; second and third stories destroyedpar Of its
contents saved.
No lis, occupied below by d. Bent pot and kettle
warehouse, and the office Of the Jersey City Hollow
Ware Co.; upper part by L. T. Prescott, umbrella and
Paraso Manufactory-and J. Fishbatt 4 Co. fancy fur
and capfactory, totally destroyed.
No ll3, occupied by Mr.. Thomas as hardware
store upper part destroyed-damage to the goods but
triAing.
On Water
No. s2o, occupied by w. Taylor as an iron store
totally destroyed-loss not ascer,aned.
No. 1913, occupied below by Mr.. Gray as printing
Office, and above by M. Morgan book bindery also
totally destroyed-loss NOT ascertained.
No. 224, corner Of Water and Beekman streets, oc-
cuPied by Messrs. Frye Il Shaw, importers Of nautical
instruments; the upper part destroyed. Messrs F. &
S. saved most of their goods
We unable ascertain how the fire originated,
or the amount of insurance the property Destroyed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

- EGAkS.-lt universally eeded that there is no
- luxury equal the enjoyment OF genuine Havana
gar s6xAS n Cedar street. has the pleasure of informing
his the public general has
arrangements in Havana will enable him supply
with the choicest brands and they always rely in
purchases from him. and alse Of sbtanng pure genuine
and finely favored article. He has hand No
rengo In half quartz eiyhths and erhs boxes, which
old and highly favored being picked
bacco, and imported expressly for retail.
leo 600 Dos CompAneros,
$4,000 Rioadx,
so.Ooo Principi, Of the genuine Noval tobacco.
30 GOO Regahs, Of the government tacery III Havana
$4,000 La Norma,
n 900 Canones,
10000 Princess or Lady g segars
Also Trsbucs, Dos Amigos Pclons Merenos India GAIA
deure and Congress gawhich superior any
have been For sale wholesale and
N. B. Country merchants would do well by calling n
Cedar
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PAVENT WINDLASS
B Il ID ST 10 AID.

W HE subscribers Sole Prophet ufacturers
prepared 10 execute, with despatch all for their
URrvacd Patent Swelled Beam Windas Bedste ads whc
almost universally used being article,
yet nvened CONSUMING ease, convenience and durability
The sackag, acted upon by wRdass sweed beam
ismase perfectly light and tree from all liability sag still
leaving elasticity In the which particularly
simple in the matter Of putting up
taking down, be found Of but little trouble comparison
with those any other whilst precision
which the component parts fitted a safeguard
against the introduction VI any kind Of vermin,
From taken render each Bedsead perfect their
qualities for sily will recommend them purchasers
invited to call and examine large
hand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mst,rasses
Feather Beds NC. constantly On hand,
J.W. 4 C. SOUTHACK, No. 1856 Broadway,
jeI5-y opposite the Frankin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

TNA..ETIE OF PEARJ. AND ALABAs-
u TER For removing Ten. Freckies sunburu nc
for hsslng pmpes AID ether rrppass az The shp and i'm
proving the complexities TO which gives increased sofnsss
For sale ~ Hart 27a Broadway and s5 Hudson streets
and by Gpjor. III Bewery corner of PIKE and
Henry sn am at al Grand street, between East Broadway
sro c'Hho meet au eed3ms
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MEDICAL. AND SuHG1CAL.-DR. GLOVER
lvA consulted usual in the treatment OF certain class Of
diseases He the public that he has received regular
professional education this country and he chased
with the doc;Ts medical pufes and pretenders
the day. Office No Ann the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum. Lamp the
inner edonr evening. ie@7!f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

TER RID DROP.-N B. The office for the sale OF Hun.
ter's Medicine Is No. Division street. n Y-The fortu-
here call without detection NY The most
innate friend. where he insures TO cure the disease,
and ell Of the kind chronic and all diseases
the urinary organs any disease arising from impure blood
old standing and iDdoen ulcers the abuse o
uous affection, mercural rheumatis. Private Office
tAeh~d. (vSl.Im.) DIR. u. LEVIkON.
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THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted BY
Dr. Isaac Francis be dtH suished fren the natural
and Ill perform every melton oil that organ without gfvnl
the ghlest pain.
10 Barclay New York. ie29 9mh
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ACl
David Baker. rs Chatham 81.
Brooklyn. w. xmIth.
JERSEY City-Dr. r. n. Ia
briskle.
Nrwark-J. =. Trip, and c.
w. Badger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kie
gins
Palerson--B urnet h Pollard,
Newburgh--John d. Philips.
Poughkeepsie-Dr. elias Tri'
vstt.
AIbany--Henry Rswles 4 Co
Uies-J. y. Marchis.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERVICE,-Just receiy
t1 ed Chiefly imported from England and for sale by


The Officers Manual of Naval Service, by Captain
Glascock, ROYAL Navy, in volumes octave.
Captain Grfiiths (Royal Navy Observations Sea-
manshp and Naval Economy, vol.
Spearmans British Gunner. "~..
THE Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army"
volume. ..# ... ..:a 4,
Captain Simmons Royal Artillery on the Constitution
and Practice Of Courts Martial .e". ..
Belchers Nautical Surveying. .. ~>=
Robson's do do. ~.
Mackcnzie's do do.
British Nautical Amanacs for 1899, 1870 and ls4l.
Beauchamp's Naval Gunner .. w.
School Of the Gunner, translated from the French by
Arcu
Clerks Naval Tactics.
Captain Ross on Steam Navigation and it's Tactics
applicable to Commerce and Maritime Warfare
Col Humphreys the Modern System of Forufca
tons. @
Mahan's Fertilization and Military Engineering
Toussard's Arerists Companion.
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges.
Purdy's Memoir Of the Atlantic Ocean, vol London.
- And variety (the largest in the United States) Of
other works all the different branches Of Military and
Naval Science all the branches of Mathematics and
general science Military, Maritime and International
Law military and naval history, &c &c. oct l3
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

A letter to the editor Of the Richmond En-
quirer, written by a gentleman in London,
speaks in the highest terms of Mr.. Steven
son, and in the course of his remarks relates
the following anecdote:
"Mr. s is brought in contact with great
deal of company; and an ambassador has more
to pay for every thing he wants than other
people. To give you an idea of this is the
following amusing anecdote: Mr. s. in ira
Yelling once, had paid his bill, and he was just
leaving, when the landlord found out who he
was: he came in great furry, begging Mr.
SIS. pardon thousand times for having only
charged him at the rate he charged ordinary
travellers. He hoped Mr.. S. would pardon
him, MS he had done it ignorantly, and did not
mean to offend saying, if il was not too late.
he would add the charges to his bill, accord
ing to his rank. Mr.. 5. of course forgave
him, but politely declined the further honors
proposed"
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-The subscri-
ber DESTROYS of embarkng in active call
ing, will dispose OF the entire Printing establishment of
the :" Times and Democratic Advocate, situated in
Frederick Md the largest, most popular and most veal
thy county in the State This paper has fair list Of
clever set of fellows be found any where
there being but few, if any, scabby sheep in the
flock Its advertising patronage is of considerable value,
and il has as good run of JOB WORK as any other
establishment in the city. Besides and valuable
Press the office is stocked with materials of every kind
required, which in good order as those of any
weekly paper in the Union The that have
crued since the LIST of June, will be sold with the Office
the purchaser and them very liberal discount will be
made This will give the purchaser occasional supply
of funds which will very materially aid him in his bust
1t will be sold low and accommodating terms
hence fine opportunity of making money offered to
those disposed to purchase such concern. Persons
S"nt'ns sn"h ahshment requested 70 add.as
their letters post paid TO the subscriber, residing in Ere
derrick, Md
BARZILLAI MARRIOTT.
November It'll, 1888. nov l0-3m
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

TIME subscribers to the Testamentary Law of Mary
l. land and the District of Columbia, compiled Ivy Judge
Clement Dorsey are requested to call on F. TAYLOR
for their copies.
The work treats of the Orphans Court its origin, pro-
gress present organization the Orphans Court, how
appointed and Of tae jurisdiction and duties thereof the
Orphans Court apprentices, paupers and free negroes
the Orphans Court, disqualification OF the Judges the
Orphans Court miscellaneous pow wills, how made
and their effect wills of infants wills Of married NO
men wills how authenticated lost wills, enormously
dated foreign wills noncupatve wills donations norris
catisa lapsed eeacies Wills when no words of mita
tons used testamenary papers; implied revoca,ions
revocatons by cancellation obteation revocation by
express revocation revocation by subsequent esamenta
ny disposition of the republication Of wills letters tes
nary of administration how and OF whom they
are to be obtained letters tesamentary to whom they
may be granted letters of administration to whom and
under what circumstances they may be granted when let
ad coligendum may be granted general powers OF
executors and administrators rules concerning invento
res assets of administrators and the conduct
of executors and administrators relative to paying and
collecting debts rules for proving claims against deceas
ed directions concerning accounts and debts due
to deceased person distribution of intestae's per
sonal estate guardian and ward rights of widows;
lease 10 guardians and executors testamenary capacity.
have examined the compilation of Judge Dorsey on
the Testamentary Law of Maryland, and think work
of great accuracy, merit. and utility
October 9. ls3s-oct 81 JOHN STEPHEN.
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POETRY.
TEARS.

BY THE HON. CHEF JUSTICE MELLEN, MAINE.
Crystals, where are your reeesses,
Where the house of your repose,
When the world around caresses,
And the heart no sorrow knows
Then, the eye is bright and cleaning
As a summers smiling day. =,
Joy and peace may there be beaming,
Still uninfuenced by your sway. ..
Why should sudden bursts OF feeling,
Why should transport flood the eyes2
Why, when from your fountain stealing,
Do we flow mid rapiure's signs 7
Where's the fount, whence pain and anguish
Call We forth for their relief2
Causing agony TO languish
Into deep and dark'ning grief2
Crystal tears, so freely pouring, ~.
Prompt their duty TO perform, ...
Tell when gentle gales are blowing
Round the heart, and when the storm:
Messengers of gladness, rushing,
Bearing orders from the heart;
Showering cheeks, in beauty bushing,
Laughing al the painters art.
Messengers of deepest sorrow,
From the seat Of cruel pain;
Hoping still that tomorrow,
While hopes promises are vain!
Messengers OF tender passion,
Melting sympathy and love,
Hearts o'erfowing with compassion,
Warm'd with influence from above.
Messengers from hears despairing,
And from Conscience, in alarm:
Its frighful catalogue preparing,
And no aid from moral arm;
Messengers from hearts repining,
Washing out the stains OF sin
Mercy smiing-Heaven assenting-
Peace around and peace within.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

Ship of The line Ohio--This noble vessel is now y-
ing in the harbor of New York, ready to proceed
three years cruise n the Mediterranean, under the CON-
mand Of the gallant Commodore Hull According to
the Journal OF Commerce, her measurement burthen is
1922 TONS and her draft Of water 25 feet Her canvass
for single suit Of sails space very nearly equal
to two acres. She carries l02 guns, viz
"a ALB caronades on her spar deck.
81 32lb long guns the main deck
"a Alb long guns the lower deck.
Her bread room holds 100 bbls She has on board
about 1000 men.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

A few bales OF " illuminated Pcat,"-the compost
ton recently invented in New York. formed OF refuse
anthracite coal screenings, tar, &cwere put on board
the Grea, Western her last trip from New York, IN
order 10 test the merits ascrbed to this species Of fuel
The Engineer, who is said TO be OF scientific at
tanments addressed letter to the inventors on the
of the ship, in which he states that the result Of
the trial has satisfied him that hundred pounds OF
peat equal three hundred pounds Of coal and that
in cases where there is a difficulty in generating or
keeping up good head Of steam this fuel is indlspen-
sable The Directors Of the Great Western ordered
the purchase OF two hundred barrels for the Of that
ship, which put on board previous TO her sailing
few DAYS ago.
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ENKE's CoMET.-By the annexed COM
munication from New Haven, il will be seen
that Encke's Comet has been seen there, and
that il is visible to the naked eye.
Correspondence Of The Journal Of he Commerce.
New HAVEN, Nov. Is, 1888.
Encke's comet has been visible to the
naked eye for two weeks past, il was distinct-
Iy seen on saturday evening last by many
persons in New Haven, and resembled hazy
star Of the 9Th magnitude its general loca-
ton was midway between alpha and beta Her
cuis 3 ! 2 deg towards delta, or more exact
ly at b. So min. mean time its AR was l6
h. 81 min. N. Dec. 20 deg. 80 min. by esti-
nation, near 2s7 and 392 of Piazzi's 18th
hour, and which pointed nearly towards it; in
an ordinary night glass il presents fine come
tary appearance. II was viewed and located
exactly by means Of our IA f. Herschellian.
Should we be fortunate enough TO obtain
catalogue Of the stars by means Of which it
was posted, its place might be accurately
determined. In the above instrument, which
has an aperture of foot, the comet present
ed magnificent spectacle; a nucleus and
coma were easily seen, appearing not unlike
a sector Of l40 deg. the coma was directed
towards the run, its estimated extent was 8
min. The comet is proceeding towards 43
iota Herculis, which it will pass and perhaps
occult on the 2lst Of this month. Dec. lst,
its AR will be 10th, main. SO sec. S. Dec.
A deg. SO min. 43 sec. 9 making an Isosceles
with delta and Ophielii, passing lambda of the
constellation on the 25th Of November.
II. l.. s.
P. s. Since the above was in type, we
have received communication from Prof.
Smith, of Wesleyan University, Middletown,
announcing that he also has seen the Comet.
Eds. j. CT
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

S,ELF.COCKING AND REVOLVING SIX BAR
- REL POCKET PlSTOL-A few Of this valuable
instrument Of sedefence, just received for sale by
F. TAYLOR, and may be examined at his Bookstore,
Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel, pnce S25 each.
This pistol revolves the six barrels cocks itself and
discharges merely by pulling the trigger, placing man
with but hand equality with six men, each with
the ordinary pocket pistol.
Extracts from newspapers. .
"The Improved Six Barrel Pistol-Ths pistol is ex-
tremey simple in its construction, and embraces several
important improvements the ordinary pocket pistol.
1.-The barrels formed OF cast steel, and drilled from
the solid bar--urnished with six distinct cones.
"The revolving principle is attached to the trigger so
that by pulling the trigger, the barrels revoye, and the
cock rises till the has reached perpendicular po
son when the cock descends and discharges the pistol
without the use Of the other hand.
"a small screw on the inside of the cock regulates the
main spring.
This pistol weighs but IA ounces; can be discharged
IN two or three seconds, requiring the use OF only one
hand and seems peculiarly adapted for the use OF eX-
press mail rdcrs captains of vessels, Others who are
liable TO be at,ackedby odds"
"The patent sclfcocking, revolving, and dischargng
pistol considered superior to any other denomination of
firearms produced any other age or country, be-
ing capable Of making six discharges the space Of three
seconds, the rate OF three hundred and twenty balls
per minute Every traveller should provide himself with
one of these invaluable weapons and in short time the
dcprcdations of the hghwayman will only be known
records of history" nov 10
NEW BOOkS.-A Romance of Vienna, in vols by
IN Mrs. Trolope.
The British Senate, a second series Of Random Re
collections of the House of Lords and Commons
just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavery
Circulating Library. octa
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

A gentleman went into Wall street Bank the
other day to make deposite, and as he handed his
book to the teller, congratulated him on the Wing
victory. On his way home, he as usual looked to
see If his deposife was rightly entered, and found
that the teller had entered the Wing majority
~ Y Waig
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North American Trust and Banking Company
No. &c Wall street, New York.
CAPITAL, $4,000 ooO

This Institution has been organized under the Genera
Banking Law of the State Of New York. Its Capital is
Fifty Millions Of Dolars-Two Millions of which has
been subscribed. ~
1t has limited its capital for FIVE years to Ten Millions
of Dollars half Of which is to he secured on bonds
and mortgages OF fee simple real estate, and the othe
half in cash public stocks.
The Company issues its Stock for cash, State Stocks
or Bonds secured by Mortgage, on unincumbered Rea
Estate, Applications to be addressed TO the Second
Cashier
The terms upon which this Company make their ar
rangements liberal those OF any Corporation In
the State.
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH D. BEERS, President.
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Counsellor.
WALTER MEAD, Cashier.
DANIEL f. TYLEE, Second Cashier.
WILLIAM P. POWERS, Notary
DIRECTORS.
Joseph D, Beers, Peter Stuyvesant,
Thomas F. Davis, Arson 6. Phelps,
George Strong Thomas l.. Servoss,
John X. Peters, John l.. Graham,
Robert DYSON, William p. Haett,
Jonathan Trotter, Valentine G. Hall,
Charles Hoyt, William Stebbins,
James b. Murray, Henry II. Leeds,
Henry H. Elliott Gilbert Allen,
Obadiah Holiness Thomas G Tamage,
Daniel E. Tylee, Courtlandt Palmer
Henry Yates,
Sheldon Thompson, Erie County.
Samuel Wilkeson, Erie County.
Washington Hunt, Niagara County.
David +. Evans Genesee County.
William X. Strong, Ontario County
William W. Oliver, Yates County.
Samuel ID. Walker Baltimore.
James Erwin, New Orleans.
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

DOCK OF THE UNITED STATES, by Granville
ID Meen, exhibiting their Geography, divisions, Con-
sttutlons and Governments, Institutions. Agriculture,
Commerce. Manufactures, Religion Education, Popula-
ton, Natural Curioslties Rail Roads, Canals, Public
Buildings, Antiquities Fine Arts Literature Geology,
Mineraogy, Botany, Natural History, Productions, Man
ners and Customs, &c &c &c presenting view OF the
Republic generally and Of the individual States together
with history Of the land from its discovery the present
time the biography If about three hundred Of the leading
men, statistics &c. &c, &c the whole complete IN one
volume containing several hundred engrayings, is just
published and this day received for sale by
nov 3 r. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

The Hundred largest Cities in The Horid-A re-
cent German publication gives the following GU
rious calculation respecting the hundred most popu-
lous cities in The world Among these are Jeddo,
in Japan, 100000 inhabitants; Pekin, 5000 600;
London 100000; Hans Ichon, 100000; Calcut-
Ia, 100000; Paris, 100000; Madras, $1,000;
Nankin 100000; Congo Echecn, 100000; West
Chans 100000; Constantinope, 100000; Benares,
$4,000 Kio $4,000; Su Ischam, $4,000; Houngh
ISchem, 100000; New York, 100000; Philadelphia,
100000. The iorie,h in the lis, Is Berlin, contain
ing 10000, and the last, BRISTOL $1,000 Among the
hundred cities three contain a million and half,
one upwards of million, nine from half million
to a million, twen,y-three from two hundred thou
sand to five hundred thousand, ftty-six from one to
two hundred thousand, and six from eighty-seven
thousand TO one hundred thousand. OF these hun
bred cities, So are in Asia, and 80 in Europe-of
which are in Germany, in France, 5 in Italy,
in England, and in Spain, The remaining ten are
divided between Africa and America.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-01

The AZ somersets turned by circus clown, at
Cincinnati are called Catkonnisms. There is dit
ference between the clown and Mr. Calhoun, VIZ
the last somerset Mr.. Calhoun turned he struck on
his head and shoulders