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The Madisonian., 1840-01-28
AITAsHINGToN MusEuM.--The under.igned has

WASHINGTON MUSEUM.--The undersigned has
w now got possession Of the first and second stories
OF The Masonic Hall on IL street for the purpose OF
establishing his Museum permanently in this City.
In founding tins Museum the undersigned proposes TO
combine the select productions Of the chisel and
pencil that be obtained by him Specimens OF Natu
raj History. and Artificial Curiosities; Cabinets Of Shells
and M.ne,as; and ~hateser in the combination OF Che
mistr, and Ar, may promote, improve and be attractive
TO cultivated minds.
Those Who nrasted with the guardianship OF chill.
dren cannot be insensble to the advantage that well
conducted Museum presents the development and for
nation OF the infant mind.
is fourteen since the subscriber began the
present collection, which, when properly arranged, will
be found worth, Of the support and assistance Of the citi
Whatever may be the fortune that may follow the sub
scuber, he is determined to give 1t trial. trusting that
the citizens wll support him with their subscription, at
least for few years.
\, lt. CurosIties of any kind thankfully received as
donations Or loans by persons friendly 10 the Institution
The second story Ct the House will always be in
diness for Balls Fairs, any other for which may
be wanted, at the shortest notice, by
jan % ct JOHN WARDEN
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28
1 IFE INsuRANCE AND TRUST COMPANY

lL The Grard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Com
pany Of phia Incorporated by the Legislature by
perpetual charter (ohce No $50 Chestnut street, make
assurances upon Liyesreceve and execute Trusts and
Depostes trust and on nterest-grant Annui-
ties and Endowments make engagements generally
nto which the contingency OF life enters.
LIE INSUkANCE-Persons may effect insuran-
with the Company upon their own lives or the lives
of others, for year term OF years. the whole OF
life and the premium may be paid annually or IN one
sum
The following table shows the rate Mt which m lnsu-
rance OF 100 dollars may effected, the life OF heal
thy person for year. years or the whole dura-
ton of hfe residing the Northern Middle States, at
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28
MARY DILLON.
A Real Blessing 10 M,tAcrs.

DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH
THIS infalllble remedy has preserved hundreds Of
children, when thought past recovery from conyusions
As the Syrup rubbed the gums, the child
will recover. This preparation Innocent so effca.
cous, and so pleasant thar child will refuse to let lis
gums be rubbed with IT, When infants at the age Of
iour months though there is appearance Of teeth
bottle of the Syrup should be used the gums TO open
the pores Parents should be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children for if a
child wales IN the night with pain the gums the Syrup
Immediately gives ease by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby preventing convusions feyers, &c.
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington.
c. CRUIKSHANK, Georgetown
BELL & ENTUSILE, Alexandria
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY Baltimore
G. HALL, Norfolk
A. DuNAGL, Richmond
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DREMlUM WRITING lNK.---MAINARD d.
i NOEESS, for which they received Diploma al
the first annual Fair Of the Massachusetts, Mechanic As
socation, 1t being considered hy Committee as the
Best lax he marked For sale by the manufacturers
Boston; sold in Washington by w. NJ Morrison, j T.
sullivan w. Fischer, G Anderson X. $. Patterson, r
Taylor, j. Kenne,y. J. +. Callan. oct 9.6mis
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WATKINS ON coNvEYANCING, is concluded
w n the June number Of the Law Library, which CON
tans also the commencement OF Treatise by the Lord
ohlei Baron Gilbert. on Rent. The work may be exa-
mned ai the bookstore Of y TAYLOR
Ae ~ Library publishes SO o 20 dollar worth y
"a" books every year Tor 10 dollars with the farther ad
vantage to subscribers of receiving them through the
mail at trifiins postage in any part OF the country
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CAIJTION!l!
WE are called caution the public the Druggists
w particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may be offered, any OF

WE are called on TO caution the public the Druggists
w in paicular against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may be offered any oi
DIR. EvANS's INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented in cure OF Cousump
tion Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Coslye
ness, Loss Of Appetite Palpaton OF the Heart, Pain
in the Head Breast, Back and Limbs. Dizziness Rest
lessness and all diseases originating IN the Stomaeh
Heart Lungs, Liver and their associate organs DC has
caused reckless lpposter who u ls ascertaned mas
been travelling through Pennsyly ana Maryan Virginia
&c. to counterfeit and vend deeterious imitation OF
EVANS'S CAMOMILE 81 APERlENT PILLS.
and another mposior has introduced into
&c spurious article, purportng to he Pans SooTH.
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting teeih-bolh oi
which deeterlous couniecits Therefore, IN order
protect the public against the inroads OF such inposi
tons, aud them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines never fail in bestoslng he has caused ths
label Of Evans Camome &c. Pills. TO be entered ac
cordiny TO act OF Congress-"
A notice Of which entry is printed the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
OF Dr. H. Paris to be stricken out OF the label on
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
teeth, so tina, the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
an nfAble remedy for the pain and sickness to which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and ap
proved by thousands Of mothers and nurses who have bs
its early application not only prevented their children
from suffering excrutlang pain, but IN many instances
rescued them from death
III BE particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that DR. Evans vends any OF his medicine
through the medium of his resident agents as ndyer
tsed throughout The Union nj his Western Office Lou
isvillc XVI and his principal Office, 100 Chatham street
New York where wholesale orders will be promptly exc
cut. a on the most liberal terms
HJ The public may assured that IN every instance
that within the knowledge OF D Evans orany ol
his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines pnrcha
se vended, he will give them the earliest public
tce Of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detected, and their will be
laid before the public al early date The best proec.
tion he offer for the present IS to caution purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, D. G.
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APTAlN KIDD, Romance by lngraham, author OF
~ "Lahite" the Pirate of the Gulf &c in volumes,
IS ms day received, for sale by f. TAYLOR, or for cir
cuaiion among the subscribers the Wayery Circuat
ing Library. mar
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

JAMES NEW N0vEL-Henry Of Gnise or the
y States ~ Blos, by the author II Darnley Riehrliea
sc sc, is fhs day Published ana TOR sale Nv T. TAY.
LNR or ~ ereG.atan Anoas lhe subscribers to The
WayeIly Circulating Library, immediately East OF
Gadsby's Hotel, dec 10
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LNGLlSH BOOKS-Just imported and for sale by Y.
Il TAYLOR.
British History from the invasion Of the Romans up
the OF Victoria arranged chronologically by
John Wade; thick octave volume
kltters History OF Ancient Philosophy, 3vols. uansa-
ted from The German.
Tactics and Military Organization, by Lieutenant Col.
Mitchell. British Army, | vol.
Goethe's Faust, translated by Hayward, vol A very
large assortment Of English Books, too numerous to par
ticularze jan rs
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wAvERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
IMMEDIATELY East Of Gadsbys Hotel Pennsyva
i MIA Ayenue--is regularly supplied with sssbey n
copies q sssry as' 'ers lnoyes and others" '@meaisy
Tsaas-Fivs dollars per aNhdn, " one dollar for
single month. Jan ~
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BESJ. k. PECK, Auburn, n, 4.
TaE MAnlsoNrAs Is published Irl-weekiy during the
siltings Of Congress, and Seni-weeky during the TO-
cess al SIS per annum For SIX months, ~
No subscription viii be taken for term short oi slx
months nor unless paid for "a adnanee
PRICE or ADyERrisiSc.
Twelve lines, or less, three insertions, el W
Each additional insertion, 70
Lancer advertisements at proporonate rates.
A liberal discount made to those who advertise by
the year.
Hp Subscribers may remit by mall in bills Of solvent
banks postage pad, at risk provided it shall APP
near by postmasers certificate that such remittance
has been duly mailed.
!. liberal discount will be made to companies Of fpe
or transmitting their subscriptions together.
Postmasters, and others authorized, acting our
agents. will be entitled to receive copy of the paper
grains for every five subscribers at that rate per cent
on subscriptions generally the terms being fihlled
Letters and communications intended for the esta-
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pad
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

WILD GOOSE QUlLLS.--A small lot Of the above,
w which are scarce, and seldom to be procured is
this day received for sale lwF. TAYLOR
They will be found infinitely harder, h'mer, and every
way superior to the quill OF the goose and The
present ones which believed 10 he The only ones IN
The United States purchased and will be sold with
every guaranty of their gennineness and superior quality
precautr,n which will not be required after once max.
ing trial of them.
small supply only this day opened by F. TAYLOR,
immediatelv lv east Of (;adsby's Hotel, dec 10
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THE MADIsONIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN.
EpIroRAs PRoPRIEroR.
AGE Mt s.

JOSIAH GoopRcu, Washington City
Lewts H. DoBgLDowEa, 81 Catharine Sfeeet rhi'
ladelphia.
HsSaY S. Masks. 46i Bowery, New YORK
BENJ. X. PEcK, Auourn, n \.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, ior November,
1880, is lust received by +. TAYLOR, who receives
subscription Tor tho work tive dollars per annum)
forwards y regularly all parts Of the United states.
CONTENTS -Bryant's Poems Statistics Of the Z. 5;
hNes Jared ngersoll the projected ship Canal
icct .ne fachc and Atlantic the Dissolution of
ne "hS party The Duly OF the Democratic parry the
so'nshee OF American History; Phllsdelpha Banking,
oc * nov 10
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VIE IMPORTANT PARTS OF KEATS COM
= MENIARlEo reduced to Questions and Answers
eye IN one volume. price 81 20 by Asa kmne
dedicated TO ann recommended ly Chancellor Kent
just published and for sale By f. TAYLOR
Also, the lmportaa, parts Of Blackstone reduced TO
three dollars
Price for The two works, bound together in volume
four dollars. jan rs
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

Isaiah, 3d. "A man eminent in counenance
Margin.
I Proverbs, l, 2i-32 Luke, -, l-5.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

The following eloquent and touching pas
sages are from discourse delivered in New
York on SUI day, by the Rev. DR.. KREBs, in
reference to the late appalling steamboat dis
aster in Long Island Sound:
Text, Matthew xxiv.: AIN sucH AN
HOUR AS yE THINK NOT, THE Son OF MAN
coMETH."
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

KNOWLES NEW DRAMA OF LOVE" Is con.
IN tanned In less than one half ot the last New World
thus giving Ito suscrbers for about two cents, drama
which sells in the usual pamphlet form for so cents
FTAYLOR. Bookseller, will receive subscriptions
for the " New World" published weekly IN Ne" J ok
for dollars per ann and the largest aud one ot the
best printed papers in the United States The previous
number contains along with much matter, the whole OF
Moore's New Poem of =" Aciphron which alse sells
.;na IL, "a, IN cont. dec %
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p
~ for sale by r. TAYLOR.
The Boys Story Book, miniature quano volume, with
ten engrsyings.
Drawings for young children, volume, containing so
drawings &c.
Edgeworth's Parents Assistant, new edition,
plee in little quaro volume embclished with very
merous engraving
new and beautiful edition Of sandford and Morton.
Paheys Magazine, No %; the FAIRY Gh Parlour
Magic Poems for Infant Minds. and many other New
Juvenile Booka juvenile souvenirs se DC. too pume-
rous for an advertisement, and vsey Of several nun
dred OF the approved standard Juvenile Books OF Edge
WORTH Bafbsud Farley and others, all at unusually low
prices. dec %
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INRENCH LETTER PAPEK-Slsty reams French
L Letter Paper beautiful article, better suited for
the use of the Metallic pen than any thing that has before
been seen in Washington
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MOOD AND BACHE'S DlSPENS ATORY price
w % third edition, best sy Of Paper and Bind
ing-a 'ew copies only F. TAYLOR
Also, Devices Practice, last ton vols in one !;
price 81 so published at St.
Phillips on Acute and Chronic l. seascs with notes by
Miller. octave vol. full ound 62 cents.
McCulloch on Malaria | vol octave, fall bound, SO
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

Prout on Chemistry, Meteorol,gy, &c. with reference
to Natural Theology
l6 +. TAYLOR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
POETRY.
OLD TIPFHrANOE

Ma. Horror The foregoing Is a part Of
serg taken from the Baltimore Pilot, you woul
oaiigc several Wings By Publishing il
AIR-" Rosia ne Botc
We have Travelled the country all over.
And find the report IS all true,
That the people sle aaxiously waiting.
To vote iur old IIppecanoe,
Hurrah for Old Tifaesanos.
For we sac there's no help for Van Buren,,
With al that dear Amos can DO,
With has charge on the people who're marching
To ro,e for Old Tippeoanoe.
Hurrah for Old TipPecanoe
Arl the South Is aroused from its slumbers;
' Olu Rip IS now wide awake too;
Has espied the designs Of our rulers,
And goes for Old ITppecanoe.
Hurrsh for Old Tppecanoe.
There's John Tyler, the pride Of Virginia!
OF State rights friend ever true;
Hes an old fashion'd Democrat, truly.
The friend Of Old TipPecanoe.
Hnrrsh for John Tyler, true blue.
We VIII vote for the honest old Farmer.
The Statesman sud Patriot too;
For the freud Of old Soldiers and Orphans
The Hero Of Tippecanoe.
Hurrah fcr Cd TipPeeanoe
Nine cheers and our thanks to the Ladies.
TO them this small tribute IS due:
For they 90 for their co1nuy and union,
With smiles Tor Old Tippecanoe.
Hurrah for tie ladies, nine cheers,
Hurrah for Old Tippecaaoe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

actions the most trivial, apparently the most
unlmporiant, have often most singular in.
fiuence upon our future lives. Trace back
the import incidents of our lives 10 their
secre: sources, and say If bad not gone
there or done this, or II had gone there
and didn't do SO and So this would no. have
happened; ; and you will often fad whal
lr'.le has most affected your most important
Interests. For instance could prove to
yuulha dressing doll iashiunably for your
little cousin, was the remote occasion Of
your marrying Mr.. Copeland.
willleli you | remarked the clrcum.
stances al The time; you we're visiting me
you know. To dress the doll Handsomely
YOU needed piece of punk silk, aud deter.
mined TO 20 TO the milliners to procure some.
Despite The slippery state of the street YOU
perseveref, as you had an opportunity OF
sending II the next morning, and thought It
would give SO much pleasure to your hule
sick cousin. 10 returning, you slipped aud
sprained your ANGLE, which was the reason
you did not 60 TO ball which you had prom
Used TO attend, and passed instead, que,
evening With me. Had you been at the ball,
you would 10 all probability, have never seen
Nh. Copeland, who just called to see me
previous to starting the ne VI morning for the
West, to which you are soon to 90. You
know tina, after making your acquaintance,
he suddenly disco, cred tha, II would be bet.
ter TO stay and wind up his business ! the
rest you know.
But apart from all that may look like
Ie,iy, | nil give you one piece Of advice
for general use; TO govern your conduct
Throughout, life. Do always that which is
right IN preference 10 that which NAV Gp.
pear more pleasing. Never do that Of
which you doubt the proprety, o. the ap.
proval OF your best friends, and never blame
those Of whom you have asked advice, when
they have glven II to you 10 the best OF their
ability. You are not bound To follow the
advice given, unless your own judgment ap.
proves it; should the resul, prove unpleas
ant, il is as much the fault Of your own
Judgment as that Of your adviser. Though
we can see the consequences Of what We
hare done, we can seldom know what would
have been the consequences Of 0ha, We dad
not do"
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Here We address the following exhorta
ton to all persons, parents or tutors, who
are charged with the task of education, be-
seechIng them 10 give serious attention
thereto.
l. BE shat The children ought 10 be.
.. Do sha, the children ought to do.
8. Avoid what they should avoid.
4. AIM always, that not only in the pre-
scEce Of the children, but also IN their ab
sence, your conduc, may serve them for an
example.
8. Are any among them defective D.
Erdmine That you are yourself, wha, you
avoid--in word yoUr whole conduct,
6. DO yon discover in yourself defects,
sins, wanderngs Begin by improving
Yourself, ard seeking ailersaris TO Improve
your hildren,
Z. Think well that those BY whom you
are surrounded, are often only the reflection
Of yourself
g. If YOU lead life of penitence, and
seek daily to have grace givea you, It will
lie impaired TO you, aud through you to
Your children.
8. lfyou always seek Divine guidance,
your children will more AlIlnsly be direc,
ed BY you.
10, The more obedient you are to God,
the more obedleni your childrea viii be 10
YOU thus in his childhood wise Solomon
asked Of the Lord 'an obedient heart, in
order to be able to govern bis people.
IL. As soon as the master becomes luke.
warm 10 communion With God, that luke.
warmness will extend itself among his pupils.
II. Tha; which forms a wall Of separe
ton between God and yourself, will be a
source Of evil TO your children.
l3. An example in which love does moi,
form a chief feature, is but as the light OF
the moon it is cold and feeble.
IA Aa example animated By an ardent
and sincere love, shines like the sun: il
warns aud iuylgorates. London S. S.
Magazine.
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ENHE subscriber returns his grateful
IL acknowledgements for past lsyors.--
Having disposed e his establishment, II be
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handed over for collection.
TIlOS. ). ALEXANDER
Charlotte, SrPt. IA, 1870. 5lg
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" Ny Eye Betty Martin. MANY Of our
most popular vuIgarsms have their origin
n some whimsical p.,version of language
or Of fact. 81. MARTIN 10 one OF the worth
les Of the RomanIsh calender, and form
Of prayer to him commences with the words,
" On, mlhi beate MARITIME :" which, by some
desperate fellow, Who was more prone to
punn!ag than praying, has furnished the
phrase Nv eve Betty Martin"
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\ -
The southern Harp
A CONSISTING 81 Sacred Poema, adapted to
a The most admired popular airs Tie want
81 serious words 10 tunes Of uncommon beauty
b1s, taf long tlmc been iclt by herself and many
others, ard she hopes ,hal M. eilott will CRAFTY
those who would prefer that the melodies they
love should be clothed N language to Whieh oyery
serious heart ard thinking mind eau respond
Her aim III be 20 combine taste with piety and
;hns While the car II Era,ifed, 10 Improve the
heart She - persuaded that many beautiful mu
seal COMPOSITIONS have sunk iuto silence, because
set to trifiing words.
The work will be published in ono volume, Of
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We give below one or two specimens Of the
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TeSg-" The tanks Of The Blue Mosells."
When the bIpom il on thy maiden check.
And JOY in the sparkling eye,
There Is set one home ior the heart 10 GEEK.
Where love nay never die;
Though beaulcous flowers NAV wliber here.
Where biightiug storms destroy,
They are blooming there ever bright and fair,
The flowers Of youth aud iny.
When the check grows pale, and the heart grows
faint,
And dimmed is the sparkling eve,
There Is yet one friend for the dying saint,
In his morts agony
Oh sweet as ehildhood's gentle sleep
All calmly may be rest,
And forget his woes IN long ropose
Oa Slvi0uT's peaceful breast
irsE-" Here IRE meet too soon 10 part -
We shall mcet--no more 10 part
ease my sor'ows, mourning heart
Weary days will soon depart, Il
Then We may rest forever Il
When The work Of he il donc--
When the vlctor's crown is woi,--- {
Then, immortal life begun, +
We no more shall sever.
We shall meet &c. g
In the home OF peace and bliss e
In the world where Jesus is s
Where VIC bid adiou 10 this, e
We may love forever f
Purified from every stain,
Through the Lamb that once was slain.
Dearest we shall meet again,
And be parted never
We shall meet, Sc y
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