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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

THIS lisa medicine discovered aud FIRST used by Dr.
L sesur, his case about four years since found
to possess rrraordna rcsey In all dyspcptc affections,
from lag Of lste ssnes digestion, andinappro.
the ood The obstinate and aggravated
the oppressors dstresses nervous
syupathp a. and othsr serangemeag which follow.
The Of enrcly dferent from that Of other
Medieinr-sL Its perfect efeet when taken With,
sc junction. With the foo42d Us operation per-
cepble only regular and natural tepe OF action In
the syem-. The longer Is used the less required TO
produces the easctfh BY gradually cleansing and
euing perfect action Is es
tsblisbed r m day 10 day Nh farther aid nruesssry
The proprietor particularly Invites all who troub ed
with ssy OF these eompantS make immediate of this
medicine has fsea to give speedy and per-
anen relief Each boz contains 100 pills, aHd one box -
sufficient convircs OF their etcy. Sold AZ whossae ana
-eail A. a. SArps, loe Fulton corser " William SITS,
and Al retail by R-shion Aspinwal 10 Broadway,
scbieeI ia Csnsl street Norv corner Of Cstharine and
Mad streets, Dodd 6f3 Broadway and others - In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

~
"A UNKNOWN HAND.-Dr. U. Lsvson-Sis; The only
objection have y~ur Hunters Red Drop" IS cures
CERTAIN disease rapidly and eBectualy that removes all
whereas in my humble opinion the crime that
beges disease pracsed great extent IN
city las late venerable Recorder would sy that
those guilty OF IL shoule suffer some.
Knowing you be an enemy OF al kinds OF immorahy,
subscribe my self ycnr friend, L. H.
25.I Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

NEW YORK. November ~, 1888.
~ TO Doctor DejaHon, 2O4 Hudson sTeet-DeAI sif,.
Your vegetable syrup an nas ars e
The cough had during five years was curea aau
ua your syrup has freed hope that many 9TH
ers win experience lhank you or your
snane' :" Ff GaL e' vHkHLH Clergyman Reed st.
New YoRk, l2h July 1888.
TO Or. Td onnorun, to Recommend public
n .unble vegetable syrup. afflicted tor some time
wit. paaa ugh trS% 10 gesS that am now quite
s ~ tn disease shall be happy any time to CIV. my
New YORK LIST May 1883
- n n.;.no,-Dear Sir-I was laboring for year
der violent obstinate ce:shi my ,pie was sometss
az rree ish Color and sometimes white ana mnea MN oooa
~. TAXA his and happy 70 say 'hsi alter having
used wonderful renedy for 6vv pacH r the BEN
e. ss many hoare similarly situated the results Of my .ape
Renee thai all who are =" obta pertec,
.is medicine with the i0e'' LEWIS IT'S
NJ p..nonDear hereby certify MAJ vas o "a
Of your vegetable syrup asi 1esI sERTE s Mott
my D c;ruy tina. snnea
.5r had cough which ara happy to say mas assp Arr,
sy for the bepet OF human kind TINS wonder
agreeable s%isy g PTE'Gaaui IE
nc,or C. pei.nen has henor inorm The ladies and
enyem.n that In, will find 10 his oce 2os HUDSON OF E
very agreeable Bitter ~ Of diseases
women they viii also mee WIN n,,i" a blood
bic SPEEDY cure Ct sagr ao has his power tbs
1aos, cslebraed and specific Reb iof me cure " W ~
inebrated diseases ,ng Msyrassr-A particular friend Of
80. had be.n ia distressed way ior signl ~
IL s ale nded by several physicians to no per-
pose oaly expense but alast having spPea yn;ic Ho,
.ompsass his sure sy publishing this ac. wish to
service 10 the unfortunate labong esar n I,s rioce
I ava your obedient servant, LEopoLD' Ito rr'"Se~
IS a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

Vastly surEaIoR TO ANY orHEn EVER MADE.
I'm. =. g. HEwsTy,s Lson. litter B.ston, Mass
III r,lsbrsed STRENGTHENING PLASTER or
dea TO be spprj by the Dcter W the pi
lovnr eass via for pains and weskrt~ IN te siomsch
sbpe aud ons rheus the effects II merrBry an
effects and ofsprans docsops aad fractures
sso lons liberated for cleansing ard bealog then
and in fact, for all weaknesses y
Tul,oo a. corner ef william At sslm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

JOH BATE
u Respectfully informs his erds and the public that he
has the II Cedar OF Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where the srictes will be paid to the business In all
its varIsus Branches and hopes by keeping selection and
the approved and fashionable
ces, with The neatness and durability Of workman
ship and OF merit continuance OF that share
pasc patronage which has heretofore been Literally
bestowed on him.
urning his his old s and In
socI the favors OF begs state, that those
gentlemen who wish furnish their CLOTH may rely
The os e99e asia e 'h S 1sds
GT London and Paris Fashions receive monthly.
S2l InS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
md m. InIiaa a., .xD.a.aI

u CARL KING, the well kn1wn and celebT ated First
Premium Tuscan and Straw Pat Manufacturer Mars-
Victoria Queen of England respectfully nforals the La
dies OF New York and vicinity and the public
gwen up two 81 bis retail namely 265A Broadway and
b0wery but he will enseavor have hand
elegant large assortment OF superior quality isshiona
Oily Manufactured Leg horn Florence Tuscan and English
al at very reasonable price. Milaes and Country Mer
chants will always ind general and of
abc al the wholesale price OF Leshorns Florence Brads
Tuscan and English Straw Hats by the doZeH his
Wholesale Warehouse, No III Maiden Lane, up stairs
reasonable terms as any house in the city,
b. lie Will keep also elegant assortment Of The most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons the
set at a very reasonable price Jy3l-Sm
II MADAME BLANC, SO Ana street. N. Y, gives lessee
In the various branehesoi SILK EMsROiD ERlNG, anda
kinds Of needle work.
NszsEeets. for making war flowers for sale. S.im'
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, nc
& A. w. SPIES, 1872 Pear, street, is opening full
FAN supply Of Hardwaesor sale the most reasonable
terms.
crate: e sh.. Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES, Shears, Scissors, nc.
60. Rasors; 10 do Files and Edge Tools.
80 do. assorted Trace Chains
200 dozen do. Ares
To eases Guns Pistols and Rifles
go pairs self cooking and revolving Pistols.
Together with geHeral assortment OF Shelf Hardwares
Pad Japanned and Fancy Goods suitable tor the Southern
market aug SIM
Mount a. wilson,
SIGN AND ORNAA ENTAL PAINTERS,
100 Water, next to TIE Of Wallst
Signs plain and ornamental. Military Flags and Devices OF
every painted with reference always durability
rroPrsy and good taste.
uniform system OF charges adhered TO-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

Composition Orn ma Mandatory,
5e4 Brsadway, New Ysrh.
- JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects
g1l-s that he continues furnish Of every
cptop Cor the Interior 6rsng Of buildings the owea
Nh Specimens can the msauisetory % above
Ornaments got mp 10 any desgH wyesns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

EINE BRAss wlRE,-For Bru,hmskers use, To-
II sale nv LFwrs FEUCHTwANGER,
s27 2 Cour, landts
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-07

Sabbath. The Doctor said, Tell him 10
depart, or constable shall conduct him TO
prison. Ihe maid obeyed the Doctors or
der. MIR. Ward replied, ~ will not leave the
door until have seen the Doctor.n This tu-
mutt aroused the Doctor, who with his black
velvet cap on his head, came to the door and
said, q Thou country villain! how dare YOU
knock thus at my door after the Sabbath has
begun?" Mr.. Ward replied, "Sir, am a
stranger, hungry andmoneyless, pray take me
in until the Holy Sabbath is past, so that l
may hear one Of your godly sermons" "ya-
grant !" said the Doctor, "go thy way, and
trouble me no more will not break the Sab
bath by giving thee food and lodging; and then
he shut the door. The Doctor had scarcely
reached the study, when Ward began to ex-
ercise the knocker with continued violence.
The Doctor not highly pleased, returned to
the door and exclaimed, " Wretched being!
why dost thou trouble me thusl What wilt
thou hayeW Ward replied, " Entertainment
in your house until Monday morning. The
Doctor said, I" You shall not therefore 20
thy way" Mr.. Ward replied, I. Sir, as that
point is settled, pray give me a sixpence, or a
shilling, and a piece of bread and meat" 81
will give thee neither" he said, and shut the
door. "Mr. Ward again Numbered with the
knocker, and the Doctor returned in great
wrath !" Thou art mad or possessed with an
evil spirit" exclaimed he, 4what wilt thou
have more 70 Mr.. Ward replied, Since
you, sir, will not give lodgings, nor money,
nor food nor drink TO me, pray for your ad-
vice. Will you direct me TO a stew r. "Va-
grant Of all Migrants !" cried the Doctor, "the
curse Of God will fall on thee; thou art one
of the non-elect. Dost thou suppose l am
acquainted with bad houses! What dost thou
want at stew" ~ am hungry, thirsty,
moneyless, and almost Naked" replied Mr..
Ward, "and Solomon, the wisest king the
Jews ever had, tells me and you, that harlot
will bring man to a morsel Of bread at the
last"
DIR. Mather now awoke from his reverend
dream, and recognized his friend Mr.. Ward
laughed, and the Doctor took him and gave
him all he wanted, and Mr.. Ward preached
for the Doctor, the next day, both morning
and evening.
This event had its due effect, and the Doc
tor ever after became bospitable and charta-
BILE to all in want.
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HEMoRRHoIDs.

HAYS LINIMENT.--No Fiction This exiraordi-
Il nary chemical composition, the result Of science
and henyenion OF celebrated medical man, the intro
dncton OF which 10 the public invested with the
lemnty of death bed beqnest has since gained repu
taton unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of The
lamened DR. Gndleys last confession, thai he dared
ledge this subject and he beueathed his
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays the secret Of Lis
discovery.
II is used in the principal hospitals and the private
Of the Piles and also extensively and cecualy
as TO battle cTedny, unless where its effects wit
messed. Externally in the following complaints:
For DropsyCreailng extraordinary absorption at once
All Swellings- Reducing Them in few hours.
Rheumatism Acute Chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers, colds
Group and Hopping Congh--Externaly, and overthe
chest.
All Bruises Spans and Burns, curing in few hours.
Sores and Ulcers-W hetherfresho long sianding and
fever sores
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs and oosening coughs and tghtness
OF the chest by relaxation OF the parts has been surprs
ing beyond conception. The common remark of those
who have used j in the Piles Is II acts like charm"
who will use bottle Of Hays Linimcn for the Piles and
return the empty bottle without being cured These
the positive orders Of the proprietor the Agents and
out OF many thousands sold, not one has been
cessnl.
We might insert certificates to any length. but prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the. original
10 PURCHASERS.
caution.-None can be genuine without a splendid
engraved wrapper, which is my name, and also that
of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retailby COMSToCK & CO., sole
Agents Fletcher street. Maiden lane, door be-
low Pearl street. New York and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union ~
All Editors who will insert the above 6 MONTHS in
For sale by J. l.. PEABODY,
may 10 Washington City.
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THE MADIsoNIAN.
ron THE COUNTRY

wecommenced on Saturday last the publication Of
weekly edition OF tho Madsonian and shall issue the
second number to-day. This edition will comprise
condensed report Of tho daily proceedings Of both
Houses Of Congress, with all the editorial matter and
much other political statistical financial and miscea
neous reading comprised in the edition published every
other dayfing the four sides Of the sheet with read
inc matter Of an interesting and valuable character
This will prove valuable acquisition, we fatter our
self to all who would supply themselves with general
information from the Capitol Of the United States In
cheap and convenient form, accessible to all The pre-
sent political period IS an interesting ana Important one,
md fail 10 excite the attention OF every one who
seeks to be informed upon matters Of general con-
Germ.
The price for the Madisonian, weekly, one year, Is
49, payable invariably IN adpaace
December l6, 1887.
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ORIGINAL ANECDoTE OF DR.. COTTON
MATHER.

The following story, although two hun
dred years old may be good hint to some OF
our clergymen at the present day.
DR.. Mather, of Boston, was constantly ex-
horting his hearers to entertain strangers, for
by so doing, he said, they might entertain an
gels But it was remarked that DIR. Mather
never. entertained strangers himself, nor gave
any relief to beggars. This report reached
Mr.. Ward, of Agawany, ian Indian village,
making the west part of Springfield in Mas
sachusetts,) an intimate chum Of the doctor
while at the university. Ward hoped it was
not true but resolved to discover whether ii
was or not. Accordingly he started for Bos-
ton on foot, 100 miles, and arrived at the
door of DIR. Mather on Saturday evening,
when most people were in bed and knocked at
the door. 1t was opened by the maid. Ward
said 81 come from the country to hear good
DIR. Mather preach tomorrow; | am hungry
and thirsty, without money; and | beg the
good Doctor will give me relief and bed in
his house until the Sabbath is over" The
maid replied, THE Doctor is in his study; j,
! is Saturday night--the Sabbath has begun
I we have no bed nor victuals for ragged beg
| gars," and she shut the door upon him. Mr..
! Ward again made use Of the knocker. The
maid went TO the Doctor and told him there
was sturdy beggar beating the door, who IN
sisted on coming in and staying there over the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-07

Atlantic Steam Ships The Origin, Progress and
Prospects Of Steam Navigation across the Atlantic
illustrated by Engravings. New York Wiley 4 Put
nam s3s-We recommend all who desire authentic
and full information this iopc to provide themselves
with this useful pamphlet Il contains all the articles
lately written the subject, and establishes, among
other things, the fact, that TO Yankee ingenuity the
world is indebted for the establishment OF the British
and American Steam Navigation Company OF London,
Mr.. Juuius Smith formerly OF Connecticut, being the
acknowledged author Of tho proect-N T. American.
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A NCIENT FRAGMENTS-Just received, for sale
"A by f. TAYLOR, in volume, collection OF old
and rare Fragments containing the Morals Of Conucns
Sanchoniaihos History Of the Creation; Voyages OF
Hanno round the Coast Of Africa five hundred years be-
foro Christ King IIiempsals History OF the African Set
Elements: TRANSACTIONS from the Punic Books; The
Choice Savings of Pubus Syrus; Egyptian Fragments
VIKINGS al Mancthey Sayings Of the Seven Wise Men
Of Greece volume f29s pages, handsomely printed
Price IS cents. #..E,
plato on the Immortality OF the Soul, in volume,
tDacers translation,l with notes and life Of Plato ny
Eenclnn Price g. cents may l2
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nANIEL WEBSTER.--A Portrait Of Daniel Web
~ ster, engraved from painting by rockingham, is
just published, and this day received, for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, mezzotint engraving of Mr. Frenghuysen,
full length likeness Of Daniel OConne portraits of the
President, Of General Jackson Of w. c. Riyes, and
other public men.
The Gallery Of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters Of all ages, in folio vols (English,) very
splendid work, just received.
NAV n +.
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~ We understand that CALLER J. ALLEN, ESQ has
been appointed Postmaster OF the town OF New London,
vice EBENEzER WAY, ESQ. removed. Mr. Allen, we
learn is an anbank radical and Of course found favor
in the eyes Of Amos Kendal--Mr Way officer
in the late warts highminded, gentlcmanly man,
and would not prostitute the Office to political pur-
poses any way assist in bringing the patronage Of
the Government into conflict with the freedom OF cleo
tions," and of course must be sacrificed.
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4 Decided More.lt is stated in the Cincinnati Ga
zee that near two hundred Of Harden county,
KY have published pledge that they will vote for no
candidate who treats eecious suffers others 70 DO
it for him, directly indirectly little more Of such
nerve would soon make election treats Questionable
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-07

Noble Leqacy.-The magnificent legacy Of one hum
dred thousand dollars has been bequeathed by Mr..
Birch deceased Of Philadelphia, to the institution in
Thai city for the instruction Of the blind II has now
go pupils who cost annually $4l 900. II may now,
therefore, have over 800, through the noble charity Of
the gentleman mentioned Philadelphia and Boston
takes the lead in these honorable acts.
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Orders of The Postmaster Grandchildren postage
is to be charged all handbiIls printed or written
prices current, sealed unsealed; proposals for new
publications. circulars lottery bills aud advertisements.
blank FORMS deeds, law process, policies Of insurance.
aud manuscript, copy for publication Also, letter post
age all packets that closely enveoped and sealed
SO that what they contain cannot be known.
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THE MADIsoNIAN.
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C,PRING AND SUMMER GOoDS.--Just received
- fresh assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods,

c1PRING AND SUMMER GOODS.-Just received
- a fresh assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods,
viz: "..sst ,'
Painted Lawns and Muslins
Mourning do do
Silks figured and plain
Mourning and other Prints s~
Super French Bambasins %,.".
Thibet Shawis, embroidered white ~, ...,.-..s
Do do Victoria .... .as
Love Handkcrchiefs, blonde Demi Wells -
Mourning Cuttings u...
Knitting and Darning Cottons #.
Also for gen,lemen's wear. the following, viz:
IA wool-dyed black Cloths, French Mernos, French
Bombasins, and Summer Cloths
Shaey Vestngs, London Writings
Super white and coored Marseilles
White, coored and ribbed Drills
Grass Linens brown and striped D."
Gentlemen's heavy Silk Gloves
Do do Linen do ~.
Do do Lsle Thread do
The above will be sold low at the store Of the subscr-
bers, d street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
NAV REGARDS, GIBBS s. Co.
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zf The Connecticut House Of Representative
have passed bill giving the election Of Judges OF
Probate and Of Justices Of the Peace to the people.
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Mr. o'Connc has been expelled from the Grand
Lodge Of Ireland.
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DROAD GRlNS, and the other Poetical Works 0
ID George Coleman, complete in volume, Is just re
ccyed for sale by +. TAYLOR--pricc CO cents.
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yITALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS, in
w large volumes, four Of which contain all his
novels together, with his tales from the Souvenirs and
Reviews the other volumes containing all his Poems,
all his Histories his Tales Of Grandfather, in series
the Minstrelsy OF the Scottish Border Border Anqui
ties; Demonoiogy; Sermons Paus Letters History
of Scotland Life of Napoleon Life of Swift; Life Of
Dryden; Lives Of the Novests and very many other
Of his minor works. pamphlets, and articles from the
gaines not contained in other edition. Strongly
bound in cloth, and embellishei with two beautiful por
traits Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR Price $l7
may26
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HISTORY OF ROME-Translated from the Ger.
published and for sale by F.TAYLQR.
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nSWALD'S PATHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF
~ THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, on plan entire
~ new, especially adapted TO teaching English compost.
ton by presenting the words of the language arranged
according TO their genera and under their respective
roots thus removing the difficulty under which those un
acquainted with the learned languages necessarily labor in
asceraining with ceaness and precision the true and
radical sign6ration OF words derived from foreign Ian
guagos' / vol, handsomely bound and printed, 523
pages. Price 81.
Chambers History OF tie English Language and Lite
nature. Price 81 cents.
Just published, and for sale by
april % r. TAYLOR.
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From hs Army and Nary CArUniels

The following beautiful lines on the melancho
fate of noble ship and her daring crew, have neye
before appeared in print. They were written il
1915 or 1916, by highly gifted and accomplished
young lady, for several years resident OF the Dis
rict OF Columbia, but now no more.
TO Tie 4Mtmoryefne Officers ofAe
UNITED STATES SLOOP OF WAR WASP,
Lost at Sea in 1914.
by MISS c. W. D. OF NEwBuRYPoRT, MASS.
No more shall Rlakeley's thunder roar,
Along the stormy deep,
Far distant from Coumbias shore,
His tombless ashes sleep
Yet long Columbia's sons shall tell,
How Blakeley fought-how Blakeley fell.
Though long on foamy pillows cast
The battles fury brayed,
And still unsuliied on thy mast,
The starry banner waved,
Unconquered shall Columbia be,
While she can boast Of sons like thee.
Oil sleep--the battles rage no more
Shall animate thy breast,
No sound on LetheS silent shore,
Disiurbs the warriors rest
No wave moless lis peaceful Tide,
No navies on It's waters ride.
Nor will the muse refuse tear,
Der Reillyf corse TO flow;
Or one less generous and sincere,
On Tillnghast bestow.
Farewell! no warlike sound again
Shall rouse you from the watery main.
And shall the oblivious waves that roll
Ger Barrys lifeless breast,
Drown the remembrance Of that SOUL
That asked no other rest2 o.
Not ocean shroudS thy earthly part
Thy deepest grave is In the heart.
Sill in our hearts by love illumed,
The gentle Clarke is urned,
Whose hand was prompt 10 heal the wound,
His plying spirit mourned. :.
Farewell! thou hast no night nor morn,
Nor requium, save the bowling storm.