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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE
WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE; Cuiosities Of
wv Nature and Art; Wonderful and Eccentric Charac
tiers Of every age and nation Anecdotes Memoirs Mar
atives &c in octave volume Of f40 closely printed
pages handsomely bound and illustrated with engravngs
Price 81 IS Is just received for sale by
pan 10 r. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

DODGERS PENKNIvES-Ths day received and
LII for sale by Il. TAYLOR.
A beautiful assortment of Rodgers Congress and other
Knives. Rodgers Desk Knives Ladies Penknives and
Erasers all warranted genuine. Also Rodgers Seriu
ncrs Knfe" with Of the blades pierced with eye
for the purpose of passing tape through papers.
Brookes', Wolstenholm's and Barbar's Penknyes in
great variety.
GlLLOT'S EAGLE METALLIC PENS-A new
and superior article, Just imported
Also full supply Of English Letter and Note Paper;
London Ink, Black, Red and Copying London Sealing
Wax &c, all OF the best qnay that produce.
NEW COPYING PRESS-Upon an improved and
y smplfed plan, patented which cannot get ont Of
oder, and will produce perfect copies Of twenty different
letters or writings Of any kind in 30 seconds.
Is Just received and may be examined at the Book
store of +. TAYLOR,
Jan III
THE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, volume
4 octave, beautifully printed, price one dollar
The Philadelphia Book specimens in Poetry and
Prose of Philadelphia Literature volume, l2mo.
New England and her Institutions by of her sons
vol 2no. Of 27l pages handsomely printed Price 62
cents. Just received, for sale 10y
jan II F. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

TO 1T. OTteh, btIlItHeIII a.
~ d. Some folks in parts have had their eyesght
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the
remedy that restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler.
This gives TO us additional hopes OF help. dec2I
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
w SO pieces ypry rich figured Silks,
GO do d. d9 plain Poult de Sole,
80 do do 90 plain white and cold Sat- sn
l3 do superior black Silks,
so do indress pattern, rich Shalleys.
so do dark brown English Merinoss.
BRADLEY g. CATl EFT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

/ nANIEL. O'CONNELL.---A beautiful full length En-
/ IL craving, is this day received and for sale by
! +. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
! dec l6tf Immediately east OF Gadsby's.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

OF the December No, which will be issued on Tues
" day the 18th inst This number closes the third vol.
ume Of this periodical The LIST No Of the 18th volume
will be ready for delivery the lst January, 1888
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

TINE LAWS OF WAGES, PROFITS AND RENT
l. INV ESTIGATED. BY George Tucker, Professor
Of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy in the Uni
vcrsty of Virginia, volume, price dollar is just
published and this day receivedby F. TAYLOR
Who has also for sale, Carey on Wages Professor
Wayland's Political Economy and the various works
Commerce, Finance, Statistics, Legislation, History, In
ernaonal Law, and other branches Of Political Economy
Of Say, Ricardo. Jeremy Bentham Raymond, McCulloch
Adam Smith, Rae, Chalmers, Dr. Cooper, Tate, Oddly
Taylor, Story, Davis Burlamqui, Wheaton, yatel and
very many other writers not here enumerated
Fab I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17


'Twerc vain 10 tell thee all felt
When first thy voice heard;
'rwere vain 20 tell thee IN my soul
How dwell each tone and word;
'Twere vais 10 tell thee how thy form
Hath in my food heat lain,
With hellesl thoughts, since that blest hour;
'rwere vaia, dear maid, 'twere vain.
Upon my spirit thou hast breathed
The freshness OF thine own,
And in the VERDI where lone lived.
am no longer lone.
Thy Voice hath walked nay spirit up,
And thrilled me with its strain,
Like angels music-but 70 tell
The all feel, were vain.
Perchaace neer may see thee more;
IL Is most likely so,
For perfect happiness, my lot
Hath never been To know;
Yea must thy light within my soul,
Star OF my thoughts remain;
be aeon. tate could-hut to tell
Thee all l feel. were vain
And thou art such beauteons star,
so young, SO pure, so bright,
1 feel as were born 10 bask
In such sweet orb's soft light
q! should not be the star I've found,
Priced, worshpped, my fond gain.
All N thou kne wst-but oh, to tell
Thee all feel, how vain.
may not call my star mine own,
may not wear IL near
This breast, which but It's mage keeps
In dotng tondness dear;
But--as the mariner, whose ar
His bark guides DER the main,
So may worship-but 10 tell
Thee all feel, Were vain.
The statue ia a garden stands,
Once scented by the rose,
Retains the perfume when the flower
No longer by IL grows;
And so thy virtues oder still,
Like incense in my brain,
Scents all INV thong bts-but oh, 10 tell
Thee III feel, we're vain. r. ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
NEAD WITnOUT PREJUDICE.

~ NHERE AS, il i now an absolute and wen know fact
brain nsmSsr whether be an outward ulcer or
inward abscess ALL though arising many causes
blood Fer on the healthy or unhealthy condition Of he Sc.
% ana sews sns sspenss The pure Or state Of
the body.
the em.ch sad bowels soveregn OF the body and
that by them lite death is propelled It's exem
w more ,naS The IN hi. Ho nS
can we hen deny the great and ruth that there
dsnwheher the only modification Of the other will
always continue mystery in this state OF existence but our
cona~rt reposs nay social and domestic happi
ness upoa the state OF our hillary and digestive ORGANS
must be made by application 10 the body.
Were we con ent to 10 assist her her manifest
what mighty results she Every ing
would arrange and the whole
york halt dsne as noon be once undertaken Purge
out the old leavsn that become lump" the
OF scrip,urca figure applied spiritually by ssme
but how could have any force unless sanctioned by practical
guide than much boad reasoning faculty prompts the
asTse 70 eat nses &e Nc for the purpose purg
animals whose habits be noticed wander through the
suitable open their bowels purify their fluids Do we
noteherve that the feahered tribe whose stomach by
Juice require he swallowing and retaining of stony particles
70 esk 70 promote digestion and produce
These animals of the brutal assisting nature
cure themselves from epidemic they
der snlarlaws to those which the human economy
ruIgauon which is word OF equivalen value with pgrca
Are not TIE tides the daily and periodical purifiers
ocean! Are the tempests the
ana purifiers Ut the air! Do hab ualy remark that IL
this principal OF conmooa for time ope ate
water and AR become stagnant And circulation thy
blood Man. should become angad the humors ac
cnmuatng In thy sluggish channels OF life, prevent
my current, where thy remedy They be driven
down by the wells, or II removed in time they
and vgor.
Fros such unquestonabe facts these. the all important
necessity OF watching diligently the condition of the stomach
aHd bowels becomes seevdep and also the infinite value of
medicine, which will carry on all obnoxious Accommodations
rom them without weakening the system and a
Brandrets Vegetable Universal Pills. which in England
ana America have stood the test OF trial. and have
cures upon thousands of helpless persons
uhc XII OF physicians had consoed them with the
that they could do Their properties ambitious
and apeen medicine uarvaled; all who use
hen their virtues all enogy and
appreciated The weak delicate will be by
their use not by bracng but by removing weak
ness the gross and corrupt huors the body
no change in Diet any kind Plain directions ac
company each box, so that every is his
physician.
Principal Office for the sale Of the Brandreth Pills. 1877 Hud
son street, opposite Broop,e.
Central Spruce street, next the Sun Office
Eowery, 276 Rowery.
u Bew>re OF c0unterfeiis. lilo eodlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

vDATEN kAMFS, w N ~ D-imprOved
Mechanical and Ornamental Lamps recently Invented by
Mesrs Ocean Paris superior aay former invention
or their utility and beauty
States Decss Co. begs leave respectfully
and gentlemen Of this city that he open
rd usctioH Of Maiden Lane and Liberty
up stairs with complete OF the above
risr Lamps which ne inends constantly
hand al those who be interested n the
thereof him with call being confident that this art
Gle entirely ne the gre popularity has already
aured among the fashionable circles In Paris and from the
tsnsve orders which constantly rcesed that its merits
fail be duly appreciated ~ this Intelligent
recognize lie useful properties, the mechanism being per-
fecy plain nts and operation and being the
same tine an objec ct OF curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps be adapted purpose In the Of
illumination and be asserted without hesitation
geraonha one alone produces light equal To Is sperm
the teraton the mantle piece on the table by
very simple combination dapted ~ chandelier
One OF the peculiar eperes OF this ingenious invention
that the glass tube and not the wick that regulates the
light latter the least by the raising
diminished by lowering Of the wick except however whep
total extinction y required. ..,-..,.
oil he used becoming clarified by the functions Of the
which latter 10 the evening"
he gbt susv regulated, nuhing no further attention.
Is required for the whole night
The Subscriber has also hasd full assortment Of plain
and fancy Candle screens article also entirely
easily adapted 10 candies which gives them the deceptive
gentle light are very recommendahe 10 industrious readers
aud writer's There such fancy screens OF larger de-
iIa3rs AUG'N DIACON
GENTS CENTs-CENTs-Fors sale or exchange
~ NJ Apply desk al this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

TUESDAY, Jan l6-12 NJ.
1Geners inssvity prevalsis tie Money MARKET United
States Bank hs declined closing prices Delaware and
Hudson has advanced sale OF 900 soveregns effect
ed 10 day atiosA
Ogden created quite sensation In Of State Bank
Its Importance Il mere and more, daily. The
seeing however, will be OF little avail. without prompt action.
OF this there Is no immediate prospect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

BosroS BAsKs-The Boston Post, Ia Van Buren, pa
perl holds the same opinion expressed this morn.
ing with respect the crusade Of the associated Boston
banks against the Bank the Commonwealth. II de-
caIes that the government has all the Banks adrft
from it. and that the system under which such gross
buses are practicable should be radically reformed.
Mr.. Henshaw, upon whom SO mach obloquy was
poured out, was in way connected with the delin-
quent bank, and was confined his bed by sickness
when the fishing bounties paid
In the meantime the excitement continues and other
crashes may be expected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
BRANDRETH,S PILLS.


feet relief whenever the body snheahy
storing sreaSh and health bv removing mpu
nssmeherwise in simple language ssed han'ors This is
way can cure disc but taking out II mus, be
carried away from the boey not merely changed the
mineral medicines Il in Consequence Of the perspiraon
that arises fron the Thomsonan practice has brought
with Brandrehs Pills the good Effects On The body One
and bowels .n dozen vapo ba ON or asp
principles could Purgag and sweating is all that
n Nj
rife and catharcthat is produces both sweating purg
the stomach such state OF ouness that cleanse
s py s any They always produce health be-
in THEY ASSIST nature to bring about such
state Of things necessarily this desirable result
No method is 50 sensible the following Nature Mankind
has been long enough out of her pat and after
Let abandon them false notions and false praetses
let Us enaeavor 70 resume the path Of and be guided by
the light OF reason-et gas or
candle light and we shall need opcansle cease do
dies and shall ply US endeayer to find
out what nature what the laws that govern her. In this
Ss and prejudice must be
HE MUST TH 81 csSSySsEEkHSkklEEE y,IEas
M2SLP IN rbASE TaE Edk r rue 81
AoH TO HosEs p eli cir iassI,ise"en
Mha, DO druggists prove by making and vending
DR. BRANDRETFs PILLS.
HONEST AND HONORABLE PRINCIPLES.
I'd. That other medicine required by the public
ssy e'h SIMPLY e;
DR. bf HsissEsan VEGETABLE s,
ever as ess Pills
THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
VINO -, S ss4 BEsSSsEEEs PILLS,
THE MOST UNEoUALLED PRAISE "As VI
Ssrer,heess these sounteIeng Druggists have done,
but Is hoped that individuals will not allow thsmselyes ~
are ous max.
matter OF no inpcraace TO them whether the poor child
or wbeiher him on sso% large ae sg
s1sy rpor for 'ugPo prevented o% filing early
their gnlt shall become clear % their benshed under
amends by the after putty Of their lives 70 "AAe
sa sos Asse n' certificate
i. i. must ~: f ss @
f 81 fs Fl TsnS oEyrcr 81
csn s%fei sp.u..a
weasl Office. A. warren, Jr., is VESTS.
9: Houston =. cor. L.wi..t >. D: Wright
ISL Don . u s:.T +. T 2. Fam Notes
S..sy between srs &c .aa &..Ans,o. SIS. B.
ass sreeawich st cor, efwsuen, >, o. Fowler.
i "a, B lsa :. near Clinton St ychs Moves
654 water Mrs. Blandford.
g sss s ssH.s-: s, "a q 4 sSssIy s,s
20 ChathamN- How 2 Bates booksellers
~ Stanton, Allen St Peter Cunningham.
go Bleecker 81. Mrs Barnard
1885, Hudson St j. r. Burnton.
Hoboken NJ. Consider Luther.
narlcm j. j. Kenyon.
wilsmsburgh, L. 4 VIM Thomas North ~ St
Brooklyn. l. Mrs Boeih. IS Fulton st.
Jamaica L. JAS. Herman
Oyster Bay l. l. Stephen Bun.
south Hampton, L. l., j. u. H. eansmas.
Sag Harbor, l. l. Alfred Edwards.
Rockaway, L.. !, Samuel Pesrssil.
Greenpor, l.. l. walter lIavens.
The above Agents have each their Certificate and
no person has Genuine Brandreh PILLS for sale who has
one III eedlms
II DANIEL H. FARCHILD, To present their claims 10 the
subscriber under oath rmatiop before the 3s ay
OF January next STEPHEN FAIRCHILD. Assignee
ef d. w. FIRcHILp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

Police CouRr, January l5.-One patry burglar
was arrested and committed. Three poor Migrants
were sent up to the penltenary for the winter; four
drunkaids were sent TO Brdewell TO get sober and
one negro who forged receipt two years ago, and
fled TO New Jersey was arrested by Welsh, brought
here, and committed for trial And this was about
the sum totle of the whole business brought before
the beaks this day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

CouRT SESSIONS, Jan. l5th.-The cause of
Gregory, charged with swinding, which was set
down for this day, Is postponed TIL the April term,
when il is expected that the river will be open and
The necessary witnesses can easily attend. The
other busiaess done today was of undressing
character
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

COMMON PLEAS, January 10 The court opened for
the term this day; bn very little busiasss was done,
and that of an unmportant character, and the Court
adjourned al an early hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

MY DEAR MIR. bLNNkTTt
Excuse my calling you.
INV Deay bat cannot help it, The fact is yeur little
paper is MY Dear" to me; and paper Is the edi.
tors soul in print therefore you be one OF my
dears. Don't yos think that logic Mr.. The cause
my writing you is the sympathy have for the poor
Bachelors how they suffer with cold these long
winter nights The poor fellows, the poor fellows they
can't married account Of the hard times and they
must certainly all Of them be very low spirited Now
my Dear Mr.. b. l want you recommend the poor fell
lows to hot bricks by which, and with the aid OF
extra blankets, / think they will be able to keep
themselves comfortable; but mind. sir don't you
business Is prosperous with you and you ought get
married therefore, don't care much whether YOU use
hot bricks or not SOPHIA
Pretty little innocent fellow feeling make. US won
drous kind; and have doubt Of sophias pbanthro
Ply Christian charity is always becoming and earneh
speaking from interested motives, being spinster
Probably she has been study the sxoms Of natural
philosophy contained in the ninth and eleventh verses
Of the fourth chapter Of Eccesases or the Prescbr
and her zeal may have been warmed thereby.
How LONG, YE SIMPLE ONES, WILL YB LOVE sim
PLIcrrY The star Of yesterday evening actually
contains the annexed paragraph
I'm the somersets Of French politics however the
daughter Of the deespitaed Louis XVI may yet wear
a dadem."
i il possible that the sublime who penned the
foregoing is ignorant Of what any child Of eight years
old should be scourged for not kiowing,-that the
salique law precludes females from wearing the dia
dem Of France No female ever jet cropHed in
France, either Queen matrimonial or Queen Regent,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
s sNS RCrrc


THE yEHEHEAL CONQUEROR-HUNr
EKS RED DROP for the ehectus extirpatien OF every
species and symptom ofihe veneres sese Hunters RED
Brep has long bees general by the public bsstswne
blessings and receiving praise; scarcely In The power a.
cpticism doubt It's Virtues OF envy deny them
When has achieved ascendant career OF useful.ess
which distances the competition Of boas
and has secured conspicuous station IN universal vsr ~
1900 :. NJ 20 No,,a s.,n !, 80 oe %
York. Hanover st Bostonj 50 Hsmilonst Albsny
d2a-im-
Tive for the piles In three days time Sold bv u n
Mart corner Of Chambers street and Broadway, r. Burnett
IS 9Th avenue; II. Guon Of Bowery and Grand a.
j3.lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

GENTS CENTs-CENTs-Fors sale or exchange
large quantity OF pennies Apply at the desk Of this Of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

WI 6nNhOSofHGAS stunt AT LIANT
u DlsCOVGREDl-Tbc venercal disease eytermi sated /
The celebrated Dr.. POETTS Gonorrhns Erscsor never
fails 70 any case The directions are perec fully and ec
describing eve symptom and showing the only
method Of cure n sckpo wiedged OF
this disease has wonderfully decreased susdscon
Of the Ersdieator.
For sale by A. B. D. Sands loo Fulton street, symes,
cor Bowery and Walker r. Nones, ga Broadway asd
=. burnet. - 9Th avenue. Prices d2e.lms
DAGT1CULAk NOTICE To sPORTsMEN
"A choice assortment Of fine double single barrel
guns ritz asd pistols also splendid English made
aker 10 bis Royal Hghncss the Duke OF EsseS FIVE charge
repeating owng piece with complete and finished In
very superior manner 100 guineas; with general
sorment of fancy articles such brass sextan quadrants
spy glasses sccorors and musical Instruments had al
great bargains, Of SIN PIKE,
n25.3iaw2m' - Bowery, near the Theatre
MHs;BhED,s CELERxATEDsOO
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.-M-thers and purses ar,
Informed that nlaihe remedy prepared by Mrs for
children ieethnsa remedy which has The of cav
the lives many darling babe when tho
have bsdied ell skill II Is only rub the child,
gums with the syrup effect ID 40 an
treey pleasant the taste child will mind the spplaa
ton. II very eaecua in opening pores Of the gum,
previous any appearance OF teeth And will also We mund
excellent bedside companion for or mothers In pre.
venting svers &c. srog from pains in the eum,
The chids wshrg in the night by Immediately applyngs
ABOVE Sold orly by -. =.
og'sm. MRS. BiRD,7 Division arsst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05
JAMES NEW NOVEL. &c.

TKNIlE ROBBER, "A Tale, by the author of Rich
H. elcu,' The Glpsey, 'Attia,' sc. in vols.
The Love CHASE, Comedy, in five acs, by
James Sheridan Knowles, author of .Vlrginlus
.The Daughter &c. &c.
loN Tragedy, in five acts, by Thomas Noon
Taliourd; 4th edition.
SOCIETY AND MANNERS IN AMERICA by Harriet
MAJ iiueau, author of ILLUSTRATIONS of Political
Economy in vols 4th edition.
A Pruc ical Summary of tho Law and Usage of
Bills OF Exchange and Promlssory Notes; togelh.
or with series of tables showing when bills, notes
and loans, drawn accepted at any date will fall
due; to which are added, rAtcs of commission and
storage, equation Of payments and general infor.
ua,on connected with business OF the counting
house, by b F Foster, Accountant, author of "A
Concise Treatise OF Book Keeping The Clerk,
Guide &c.
The LITTLE SKETCH OK; course of very easy
lessons in Llndscap $, Figures, &c. by George
Childs Is, a,d 81 series.
Just received and for sale by WIN MeKEAN,
jy8 cor. of Camp and Common sis.
ALsO,-An additional supply of "Three Expe
rments OF L.ving.-Llving within the Means,-
Living up TO the DEMONSTRATING beyond the
Means;" 'sequel to tho Experiments of Living;'
| The Harcour,s;' Tho Savings Bsnk," &c.