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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10
From idic English paper,
THE BLESSINGS OF CIVILIZATION.

In our Au,,rslasiau news. we have given very full
details Of trial Sidney for CRIME, III" aroci'y oil
which will render It scarcely credible set " ~hl'e
m,scrcan,. eleven N number, more savage than the
l,ntuurd beings whom they insult WIN mat ePiihet,
sppear TO have earned of twen,yeIgh natives, men,
,yumeu and Children from a station, where these ma
uyes Nere not ttudrrs having been permitted 10 re.
main there beng on friendly terms with the whites.
aud to have bu,chend them ,ontg aud old, III colu
hlpd without" as the Attorney General stated,
- any probable cause provocati"n tc paliiate INC
atrocuns crme" The poor creatures Who we've
canr.d read, for the night, wert hrst dfvtn nv"
hut there they WIRE (inrcslstmpy) tnd. and bo"2h'
out crynr for het and mercy; The mothers anu c''-
dr4, we're crymg and the llule ones that could nor
walk They appear have been fastened III s.,l,R'
and their u,urdrrers horseback drew thea on ~
black Was haudchffrd their hands were all t'a Wv"
the palms to each olh,r the rope was very 10Y 80
They al complained Of being Obliged to g" ."e
boys were tied, aud those who could mol WAN ~
rred Nv The ms The women who c"fna Tue ."'' ,r
were ned" The sceue III sacrifice was a'''
mile Off A large fire made a'a 'ne - .r,ne
burui II would have been supo'eo W.. 80. .,,,,,,
would have deprived the perpetrators " ~, ,,..I
sv,upshy hnt 10 they we're atie""' - n,Il.
the expense being drfrayed NV M assoc ~ 'o na
formed for III" purpose 81 dei'''u'"s =" ,1,.,, ynh
hr,., :, nh ci,,r. resulting from any e"''so" WIN
.,,,,,t 10 that effect Mas me'Hlohe" ny
,I ,,,,o, General AID one ni The "i'htss'S W. '1
lr ., III master ~ enc OF the ptIso"tis nu"''''
MN, h. .,sa subscriber 10 the df'eee W wy 49, 49,
~ ,., needles. 10 say that the prisoners were sc-
,u,tird - 4 same JHrH"' ......-- i ! ...l oe
~, = Vet the Eu.ll,h newspapers. and seVcf"' o'
H. H. I,sh politictuns II Parliament ere constantly
-, IN. I,nurd States fpr IT'S freshmen ut me IN:
r",., Vo.ld IL not he we'll 10 pull the beam hrst Out
FINER oSn ewes to look !irs al home. aud to eneel
first whether they are not throwing s'o"ee "o" s"''
houses l. Globe. ...
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have openly and manfully resisted the at
tempis so often made To iasen il upon the
country. Ia Mr.. Ritchie's case we are pre-
sentrd with The rare spectacle Of poll ieian
showing his conviction Of the dangerous cha.
raeier and tendency Of measure, and yet
standing ~ determined and inhexible oppnsi-
Iion TO The advancemeut Of every candidate
for popular favor who coneurs iB his obiec-
tons 10 u. May il not With truth be said Of
this veteran but unstable politician, that he is
one Of those who
Know The right aud they approve II, too;
Who know thu wrong, and vel The wrong pursue"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

AMERICAN MECuANIcs-It is with just
T'''e we find well meriled tribute in the
''"don Morning Journal to the skill of our
" y, 1t appears that Mr., Norris, of
o''a ieiphla, constructed IA locomotive for
''"t'ad company in England, which has so
- surpassed any hitherto manufactured in
=" " country, that ten additional engines have
""e 'dy been ordered. The Philadelphia u:
suites GAZETTE states that the Grand juno
WA Company placed the best ont of tiIty-two
~ ''e'f "conoiires TO compete with tlat of
w. Aof"s, anl the result proved the entire
superiority Of the American machinery
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Among the novelties served up from the press of
that enerprising b 'okSelIer Of New York, Mr..
On ma, we u rice q1ite clever Ii tie volume,
written, we understand, b. young gentleman of
this civ, emit led " The Sulphur Papsrs" This
book, while It presents Us with an analysis of the
waters, the best Routes expense of travelling, &c.
also cont Tins an excellent description of that Justly
celebrated watering pl'c' the JVths Sulphur. We
are eratuitou>lv treated, too with several amusing
anecdotes Of distinguished psrSonages who, from
time To time, have honored The Springs with their
presence. The volume fore Us lnnol fail to prove
a valuable acquisition 10 those who intend spending
the sum ner at thai delightful sph while it will
aff,rd to those who hav. not leisure to travel an in
81 ,h Of what is carried in these sulphurous re-
rions. ..
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This is indeed triumph Of American inge-
nu,y and talent. which is calculated 10 pro-
duce the hes, consequences among that nge-
Nous and independent class Of our fellow
citizens.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

The Lowell (M >s) C,,urirr says, n Miss Lvdta
Brewster was fund ye>lerd Y mnrnnS, about
nrI ca ~usrendsa hy her STAY = string To clothes
nook. in her oh ,nb =, at M. II, Boot Gorppraiton
in This civ. The gils who 'oned vi her, len
her Ii bel at ) ,'cock. She had been navel for
short time and occasionally showed symptoms OF
INSANITY. ..... "'.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

The Norfolk Beacon mentions, among the items CON
ncctrd with The celebration Of the Fourth "t Jelly IN
that borough, The feat Of the Elephant attached 10 The
neuanert- OF Mr. Hobby, which. III pursuance ~ que
pubic notice sv am the harbour from Town f"n'' 10
the Portsmouth, side and returned without ionrh'hS ~
the ;,losie shotr Large numbers were present. VINO
", re much gratied wnh the eAhIhltlon -BaH. an.
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We learn that At nrertl"g of The Board OF Directors
Of the Baltimore AID ON" Railroad COMPANY held YES
,,ri,y the Hon I.onis Mciaue appointed. by
unanimous vote DO proceed Europe. for the purpoec
Of drsn.nc nf the s,eng nd, issued by the State OF
M,pIad and rlly Of ,Irrnurc. in payment, OF their
several subscriptions to the stock OF The Company
BliE imercan.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

4 GI,at Day's Work Salem Grzett" sa.cs
that on the a,h Of Jnlv 7oO6 passengers we're earned
on the Eastern Rail Road. The Trans made twenty
Eve trips tt,uer Bosom and Solem and tw" trips ne
tween Boston aud Iy"; the largest number carried ny
any one rau was $50 No accident. delay, or conlu.
sion occurred The receipts we're about three thonsaaa
dollars-L. ..... .@...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

Gov Fairfield Of Milne, made war upon his
own hook against Canada, aud now G. ". Mccall,
If Flnriil i alb ,ut making wlr ON his Gown hook,
ag ,in< he SetninaleS. q ". f., by his operations,
pa, the Z ,verumenr the expense OF cool million,
aud We suppose thai CIV. Nice feels himself PRIV
lodged 10 put il t. a like expense.
Was there ever a more beau inl case Of candle
lighted Al bnh end>-a caSk tap2ed N hh heads
man with a Inlet busy at each pocket
TLouisCitlc JouruL
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lloneuLE.-The Philadelphia North American saws:
\ gentleman from New York informs Ms that child,
ahnnt five years Of age WIS seen enter house IN
Ez ,he'h street. The rear part Of the DO Thea
ire, on FfIdiv about ~ o'c,ck The mother OF the
child pursuit Of it, and having been informed Of
the above fact, red the house for it, but was de-
med entrance aud informed that the child not there.
After several ATTEMPTS gain kno Wedge OF the
child, by various lwld ,as. the officers OF police
sent for, and entcfin. the house found the child
dcaf, anil enclosed il rough pine bor. The inna'es
Of the house taken to The police ofce The cir
cunsance created great iiement in New York. as
supposed thai the child had been killed for the pur
pose Of being sold for dissection The persons arrest
ed had not been examined when our informant left.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10
RECEPTION OF THE NEW YORK FIREMEN
BY TORCH LIGHT

Our city was the Of an imposing and beapiffni
spec scle on the evening Of the Sd The MIXERS
Of Eagle Fire Engine Company, No. 10, and Victory
Hose Com psny No 49, Of The city Of New Yosk, hay-
ing accepted an invitation 10 speud the Alb Of July IN
Albany our Femen prepared suitable reception ios
their guests They came up Ia the steamboat Ere
Capt Benson, on "Wednesday. The John Mason, Capt
Truesdell, hsving been dressed WIN nig" s"eahers'
evergre,ns. &r for the occasion, was resoy hoe'a sue
Is a~0ys reads) TO receive them
The various Albany FIRE. Hook and Ladder s"u aao
Companies. FORMED at o'eoek in the essning' a"oef
The dn' If the Chief Engineer snd ms sssis''
aud Proceeded each menbeT bearing lighted uinoeau
~ his hand. through Pearl aud Iydrus streets " uo
deck Where the line opened the nght and iei ~ s
fne Department and Eagle Engine COMPANY NO. =
10 pass through aud receive the guests Having "eeh
iqirndncrd 10 the New York caiDhliter, Alderman
McMnIlen, the President uf the FIs Department.. 10
lriei address. welcomed them the hosilars NJ .ho
cny. to which they responded with AiHs Ches,sJ"
Aibaay
The New York Machines were then manned by tho
members of No. T. whom the procession marched
Though Market Slate, Pearl. and Hudson streets, TO
the Enylne lionse Of No a. when they again opened To
the right and left forming circle around the Park, and
passed the New Yok Machine through into The house,
The process son theu proceeded this Manslon House,
and was dismissed
Tue whole effect Of this pageant was stniy enchsnt-
ing We bad before Witnessed any Thug bell 20
hraurful Nature sceused To have prepared hefseh LOT
Tins Illumination. Nigh. IA drawing her d'fk enf'a"
had hush,d the unlds The torches threw mtiio"ed
ighl on The gorgeous hannefs ahlch gaced the ro'rs
SION The interest heightened by the rays rfrr"d
from "heauls's eve" in the throdged tscrs ana WIZ
d.ws either side Of the streets through WHICH 'ne
Firemen passed
| Inc scene in State street Vas one Of magical ard
surprising beauty The lights dauctd through ihis
broad avcnue with dazzar hrlancy II seemed more
like the armament above than the earth below Indeed
II would have heen easy Hort 10 imagine maj 'ae
Heavens had despatched 10 bright orbs to usher a.,
nnh leate slleudor, tie Anniversary " Nations
Freedom. ,"e
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b. a reference to our columns II will be
seen that the distinguished jurist AMI orator,
Daniel Webster, has written letter fir 'm
London TO the people of Boston, in which he
desires tia, his name may be Withdrawn from
the list Of Presidential candidates. The
course Of this gentleman at a time when con-
cert and union OF action are SD necessary to-
insure success, is highly honorable to him
self, and cannot, we think fail to be appre-
ciatcd by his political friends.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

-Four persons were stabbed on the 4th OF july
tavern ueat Port CarI"u, Pa sw man named Macy
recently from New OiIeans.--H ..'.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

Dparfsd Gi@y IF Saec Coaches III has been
long established usage ~ London, on the anniversary
OF The Soseregns birthday, have procession o. The
mail coaches. IN honor oi the OCCASION. We learn from
the London papers that the late anniversary this gay
exhibition as omitted for the first time within the 'nr-
nory Of the existing generation TO the DISAPPOINTMENT
Of thousands Of persons Who had gone abroad ini me
purpose Of Witnessing II, The cause Of the on'isslon
was The greatly diminished number Of coaches. ~ con-
sequence Of the Transmission OF manv ot The mails ny
rail road that the exhibition, attempt
I'D. would have been extremely mesgfe, compsta VIM
the show of former wears
A snnilsr aud no dpubt greater falling on ~ inc
proportional number Of ches from TINS cy has
taken place The tramp Of the stage Waterman YIN
his dark lantern, through the srecis OF his trrand o'
awakening passengers aud The runhng Of stage coaches
from 10 o'clock IN the morning. are entirely discon.
lnued aud The Worcester, Pro, drnee, Lowell ava
Eastern Rail Roads each carry from the city. every
morning, greater humber Of passengers than oil the
Stage coaches rog.ther III The dv Of their greatest hui
sine-s The rmnhhug Of hackney coaches takes the
place o that Of stage coaches hut " ~ al hnrh later
nonr ~ the morning and the practice OF leaving me Guy
before ia, light IS almost discontinued Boston faf,
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LIED

On tho Or Instant al the residence of his father,
s,N'L. HouSrox, Of PrGrb. Lon Caster county,. T,
HOUSTON, OF the U. s Navy, Il the 27,h year u
his age.
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Sieam ship bcfrcen BoUo" and Lrerpooi 1t -
stated IL the Express that liberal offers have heen made
IN Mr. Cunsrd 10 run his hoat New York INSTEAD OF
Boston, but h. has dec lined them He has contrac"d
for boats Of 1850 tons. ~h'ch viii proceed 10 Boston.
instead Of stopping at Halifax, AID se"dmg me man
ard parkapes il, smaller boats large wharf Is 70 DO
provided by the cu,zens OF Boston, Tor the use OF 'he
steamers. j, East Boston. The boats VIII be ready to
run abou, the middle nf next April ID
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xrvuEATLEY ON COMMON PkAYER.--illns-
w irafions Of the Book Of Common Prayer, 'y Crrl's
Wnenh Y. Vicar u nrrnt and Pelham England, vol
American edition, improved by adhli'ons AN" ~ r.
., lt the book 10 The Protestant Episcopal Shnfch Vi
An,er,ca Just received, for sale 10y . ,,o,
~ 10 - ' 1900
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~" U: 5. ship, Cotatnola da Joan Alarms, for
NJ lnilla and Chiaa, were at Singapore on the 18th
Of February.
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rr,uE VIRGINIA SPRINGS Six Weeks ~ fa'!-
u,uer" Illus rating the scenery Locaiiiirs h'uIc'
nal virtues Be &c OF the Warrenon SPRINGS sh'""
volume ly a visitcr. price 50 cents e.r
The White snlpnu. Papers Life at the Springs Oh
western ''s'""' w. F. TAYLOR.
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MAR RED.

On Sunday evening. July 1.h. BY The Rev NJ
VAN HopsHlGH, RICHARD |. SFa LDlNu, ~ " ~ -
ciy 10 M,s. MARTHAE SNEED, Of Alex. d. G.
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,,,sas wa,cH Ass ESSENTIAL. LIST rHEss
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(toLN,N'S MONTHLY MISCELLANY, ,dhcd ny
I Grcuvil Mellon and William Gutter, fi5lishch Ia
,h.L thly nnn,rrs for 5Ioars ger annum.or ~ Gus
number The first number OF the above is Just received
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NrEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and Spirit OF the
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NEW BJOkS.-Pnc autinn, "a nc" edition Vi 'he
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DoToMAC AQEEl Yet, exhibited practically "ni
sci ally in volume containing 'wens ,,a,
sl.as of Jr.n,,, p.ns sc. size Two ieet tyes''ch
's " ,h ~ ,,omn,u>rus volume Of letter press
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TINE HYERvGiNPiiiC system VI naM
pnlIIDN | volume With enr cravings. trHn>H'Td
r. :, Inc French iv Slua't, OF Am"'cr, ~nn n' Wv
,ims,r,ioGs exhibiting the advantages "hicn u .nais
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RUEUM.

FALL RwER, May 8, 1880
NTESSaS. A. n. 4 u. sand I had been afflicted
WI with the Sat Rheum in il srverest rp e. sew
cra wears, and at times was is bad my hnd and
on differ NJ parts Of my bod ~ aim 81 To ps"vent my
attending Ia business. had made ot grtaI rum
her of different preparations without obt ng but lutte
f any b, nett, and became much dscoura ed that
resolved t'no no more "nless could procure one
war anted Ia rurr. iitarng of yorr valuable remedy,
went to Providence, r. L., aud purchase one dozen
# II, confident that II II cur no corld dispose Of
hundreds OF box =. | used 10, AID Immediately per
crIved that IL bencfittd mo and after ;sing IL ten
weeks, was cured sD,ircly, and my skin was as II
never had IT, Il l. row about iw" year since w's
cured, and since that time iavo been entirey frct
rom II rave smre SODA hundreds OF boxes OF IL 10
ny friends aud customers, ard il has been used with
almost universal success in ev ny j. stance. One lad
VIII called on me for II, had tie complah 50 bad on
her face, That could badly bear 10 look NJ her she
bought one b"a and IN Tess than one week, sic WINS
con pa,ativeiy cured. shc used wa box :, which en-
tirey cured her In short, such has be its success
car Nc diseases of the ssin, tht III nix sh ud do
those Injustice who are similarly afflicted td not ie
them know the peculiar benefit which have received,
AID when have known huLd cd. OF others 10 receive
from tn use Of your valuable " kemcdy."
EDWIN PORTER, Merchant, Fail river.
u Is with much satisfaction that the Wnprriors
,hle to lay Tire above ce tcaie beire the p"bc. Ill 4
al may and know III" great benef, which one ird-
vd al IS able 10 crriy Ia having received. ~ mo"
IeCrvr fl ~ the oi this valuable modt ne
Not only for alt cum, tut for all other diseases o
the in, such as R,ngwurm Tet ter, c. lead, Bar.
br,s ck' llc Eczera &c. this medicine is also
certain cure The Syup OF Sarsap rIlia Is reconl-
mend 10 be uscd with the Remdy, as II tends to pu
rfy aud throw out from the hloud aud system all the
tnh-atuy humot ted with tht disease, aud the
aprl cation ui the Rsmrdy externally IT The same time
Grad Gates II from The sy tenn Numerou instance.
have occurred whore this has effect In
one weeks timc. Every pcrso" afflicted with thes
complaints in any form, l. invited To nae inmed ate
use of this valuable N dicue. aud get cured without
delay.
Prepared n"d sold by \. r. & d. sand., 70 Fulton
y. T.. corner OF Cold street 'CD fuon, corner
William st. New York. and sold by ~ Il. y. HfI-
ARD Newp IT, r. l. , aud by the most res, ,eciabit
druggists Ia the ". 8. lrie 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

Is the grandest ornament belonging to the human
L frame. How strangely the loss OF II changes the
countengnce and premaurely brings on the appearance
ol old age which causes many to recoil ut being nnco-
verci, and sometimes even shun society to avoid the
jcsts and of their acquaintance the remainder Of
their lives IL consequently spent IN retirement. III
short the loss of property, nils the generous
thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom does
the his hair. To all these unpleasant cir
Cunlstnnces, OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
stops the hair from falling oil on the first application,
and few bottles restores il nrain IL likewise prudt-
ccs eyebrows and whsknrs; prevents the hair from
turning gray makes 1t curl beautifully aud trees IL from
scuri. Numerous certificates al the first responsibility
in support of the virtues OF Oidrdges Balm are shown
by the proprietors.
3cs Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late ayor of Philadel-
pha, has certified, may be seen below to the high
character of the following gentlemen;
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Oldridgc, aud
sioraii,c. WM. THAT, HER. sen.
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge,
No. s6 North Finh ST..
JOHN p. INGLIS, 33I Arch ST.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, a.. ID. 1G3 Race st.
JOHN ) FunEY, lOl Spruce 81.
HuGHMcCJRDy, 2l3 South 9Th st.
JOHN GARD, jr. 1913 Arch 81.
IL will certainly raise lis virtues In tie estimation Of
the public, when IL is known that three Of The nboyc
sgners more than so years Of age and the others
From the Mayorl
COMMONWEALTH % PENNsyLvASIA,l
City orphiadclphIa.
hoBLNI NfihhioN, Mayor OF sald city oi rhllh-
dclphia, do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with Ic,srs. j. T. lnglis John :. furey and Hugh Me-
curdy whose signed tn the above certificate
that they gentlemen Of character and rcspectabN
and such full credit should be given to the said GER
uhcate.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my hand aud
caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this
l.. \. sixth day Of December sc.
ROBERT WHARTON Mavor.
CAUTlON.--Observe that earn bottle of the genuine
Balm has n splendid engraved wrapper which is
represented the Falls Of Niagara the agents name &C.
Sold wholesale and retail by tOMSlOCk 81 CO,
Sole Agents. Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, ono
door below Pearl 81. New York, and by one
druggists IN nearly every town In the Union. In New
dori, by II. j. TAYLOR, lis Thames-strcet. nov 3.