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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

| HOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE LOOK AT THIS
IL Il NEWELL gives notice that he is CONSTANTLY rrceiy
ing from his Factory, full supply seaso nabe Boot.,
Shoes all of his manufacture, the materials selected IN
work supervised by him. and pair he will ,e
subeasury ne subreaury ten per cent Qualities con
to the satisfaction othe most incredu, they will only IA
him with call at No "a Canal st. or LA Chatham At
N BA large assortment Of French goat skin boets on
hand ian.
NH GRANGER has removed 10 his permanent residence
- No. "a Anity street. where offers to the ppbic his
Homeopathic pector decorative at the manufacturing price
The su cess which has attended the previous Of this va
liable remedy enables him place within the of
all who are suffering from consumption any affection ofths
lungs or liver.
DIR. GRANGER be CONSULTED daily, at his Office from
IL to 8, andfrem 7 to Q, z. NJ. OILS sm-
CTAMMERiG CURED.-DR COMsTCCK,s vocal
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the 6rst ot
September till the last Of Junedurng July and there
vacation All DESTROYS OF instruct either the cure
OF sammering Lispng, or improvement in Elocuou may
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMSTOCK NJ D. 100
Mulberry (Aroh) street, PhilaoeIphia.
Dr. Comsocks Remarks Stammering and the n, nersus
recommendations which he has obtained system OF Vo-
cal Gymnastics appended to his Circular which shall be
sent TO who wish 10 learn upos subject
of his Initiation Satisfactory references given in the
principle ciuesof The Unei States. nl6 3m.
NOR TIE HOLYDAYS.-CHAAipAGNE CHAM
Il PAGNE!! CHAMPAGNE "A large assortment Of
the following choice brands, viz Union eiseeL
STAR" Lambert Co.." Steamboat Ship" Great
Western" Lusscrne," Queen Victoria = g,eebu.
"Esgle"" Anchor Harp" Constitution Arro. b,
sides other brands, at the +" Granite Wine Vaults
EDW. X. ROBINSON
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings eorne,
Broadway and Chamber st.; entrance in Chamber 1t.
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

GUITARS ANO rIANOS-LUDErUs K VOTER.
VI 81 Broapwsy corner Of Pea street luportcr snl Deaf
ers 80 Musicsi luun e, Agent. f. =. g. An 81 hartzs
warranted 6-sri, i@ts constantly htuJ canpsis asor
psn' u 6uars made dy ho ia. med manufacturers
Al'o, ."e "a-h s4nfed Spanish Ou.ar alter Page" pat
tern.
Orders executed Etit out dclav
Alec a sorts cf Musical lnruDeat, CID Italian VioIins
Nusc, Strings.
I've new entd rosewood Pianos for sale cheap dsl In
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COL IT'S
3 90 X X f. H. ID NJ G.

o. oRs1s" =. --.S ~nn otDN A PLAN ENTIRE
-. 4>kvrhe accounts the base,
CHASED under Five Divisions with definite explanations
sner the forms OF grammar and arithmetic. 10 contains
esbulary Of mercantile terms and phrases. Also, ky
planning the nature and Of Journazng each the Day
Book entries practical accountant would expaa the
to HIS pupil this simFl6cs the science that young
ofcomoon English education acquire knowledge without
the assistance OF teacher To which added. Directions
tn. Learner CONNIE real Calculations and Paea Form. for
keeping books in every extent aud variety Of commercial
houses Public Addresses the rst delivered upon
Jet, &c, Sc this day published by William Jackson iO2
broadway AID for e at the principal Bookstores the Unit
ed States. uS-bu'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

ID HEUMATlSM, CHiL5LAINs, &c-Dr CHURCH,s
II CHEM CAL ESSENCE OF MUSTARD a ren,S,
unequallet for the cure OF rheumatism chbAns govt
spran, bruises asd hsed pains This embroc alton been ~
ect the nfabe test OF experience and in ever,
where IL has been fairly tried has attended with com
pete success It's good effects have been un ,er,ay err
perieneed TO have established its credit the mos.
and perfect cure ever offered to the public SuId AZ
CHURCHs DPensary, lss Bowery, corner Spring street
Price so cents per boiue. d10 In. "a,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

~ TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
he public TO inducements held out by sYLvvsrER &c
$50 Broadway or investing in real estate situated in New Or
cans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pous DAVE
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good 70,
knowing that the affair question possesses the entire cons
lsnce Of the comnuny-and those persons who
have any doubts to call Sylvester Co. who
Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
Inquiries made. els
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

JOu. AMOS e. nULL's OFtlCE.4 VEsEY STREET
~ Exclusively devoted TO the OF Hernia and Proapu
Of the Uterus. An experienced Surgeon graduate Of tbs
University Of this State, m constant attendance.
This establishment favoraby known in hi. city for NOR
than 20 years. patroused by the medical faealiy who's
good ynisns its highly successful is solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had on calling
As above. sVEsEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
ITO TIE LADIEsmRa: A Q ngLLs yTERo AZ

rI,O THE LADIEs.-DR. A. q HULLs UTERO Az
4 DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered 10 those afflicted
with rroiapsus, Falling Of tho Uonb and other disease,
depending upon relaxation q the abdominal muscles,
,rumsnt IN every calculated r relief and permanent
storaton TO health. When is Instrument 10 carefully ant
properly fitted 70 the form o the patient Invariably aor
he immediate unity from the distressing dugEs,
and bearing down. sensations winch accompany neary Al
% Vsesral GIsplscemsn Of the aldo an1 IT, .6fu
application j. always followed by early confession Of riiea
relief from thu patient hersC The supporter Of simple cor
,ueon, aud be sIP,d BY tho patient vhou, further ad
AMOS q HULL,
Ohce, Vessy street Astor rause New Yorh
Pamphlet. describing It's uses ana Application viii Be pr,er.
81 al the ONCE aui4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
A IuXVwuANT uEAD or m.Ux Wv

n eths Cram of Lilies beauties an gives gradual dsrk
gloss 70 the hair promote it, growth prevents its falling out
and efeetUsly dsndr and scald. Compare with
any other ce and ysu will fsd possessing body capable
OF penetrstBg the of he hair and Immediately removing
dsnarf other obstacles 10 the growth bald places For
B-wery syme, 50 aud $50 Bouery Dr. Hart. Of
Chambers and Broadway j. Dewsr Of Chambers and
Church sts Guon lso Broadway Minor. Dey 1T
ard Broadway Palmer. 800 Broadway; Dicke it3 Broad
way Clarke, Houston and Broadway; Rinl ga
Broadway Cole and Ogden, col Broadway Lindsay, IS
9Th Avenue Creighton, Carmine aud Bedford Dr.
Burnett 50 Canal street &c &c. Price so See fac
smils of"J Wy,th"oR each.
ALEC fer ssle as above WsErHs MuE Rosrs the only
remover % neches pmples aud all erupons Of the face
chin neck from shaving .od. other nc0 %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

rT,ENrH WARD BANK -NOTlCE.-Th. substribsrs
TO the oek OF this Bank, requ red o. the ba
Ance OF tn. inslm,nt' due, before January 2,
Hr forfeit the payments made thereon
cal In T. HOOK. Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

hereby given that The Corporation of the United
Lutheran Churches in the City of New York" deem it
and pepper sell and dispose of the building and
premises beng about seventy two feet de front and
BY hundred deep each sde called and known
Saint Matthew's Church. situate TIE southery side of
Of New York and intend accordingly sell and dispose
the sse and the said corporation hereby offer. the said
Church t such Germans descendants Of Germans who
be members OF ptwhe in sad Church. at the
twenty ou,and hundred and fifty dollars the pur
chssers binding themselves, their successors and
and occupy the Lutheran church, in which Di-
vine service shall be performed the English toague.
The Board # Trustees will meet at San Matthews Church
eight O'Clock the afternoon Of the Sd 10Th, l7h 2lth
and 3lst days of January A D. 1870 in the Vestry Room
Written applications to purchase designating the
and add of the proposed purchasers will be received
the Board, if delivered to EDMUND 8. DERRY, ESQ., At
torRey- atIaw, 81 Wall street, City of New York.
Dated New York, Dec rs, A. ID 1882
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
DR.. EDWARD RUPPERSBERG, Secretary.
approve of tie preceding notice and offer, and should
said offer be complied WITH and the above consdera
ton money paid within four weeks after this shall
been first put up front OF Saint Matthews Church. ard pub
shed in three of The daily newspapers printed in the City Of
New York will provided such notice be continued for
weeks successfully give aud grant unto the above named
rorat certificate that such notice has been given
CURED in the second condition Of certain deed Of convey
between Benjamin 6irdsal, Of the City ofNew ork
and Jerusha his wife, of the first part the Corporation Of
the United German Lutheran Churches Of the City Of New
YORK; of the second part bearing fifteenth day
December, thousand eight hundred and twenty and
that the same has not been compiled with.
Dated New York, December 30th 1899
ROBT. II. MORRIS.
jaltJa2s' Recorder Of TIE City Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
n30-6Ml<w.

TT,AKE CARE or YOUR HAIR-Beware Of all foreign
Dostrums, and wish to besuy natures handy works
rely the American Exote or Ssge Vegetable Hair Oil
Its known virtue, in reproducing CLOSING and
makngthe HAIR all that could be wshed impossible
deny and individual has yet used it, who does
has had the effect desred whether used for changing
the color ssfenng h:iaess curling their lock. rnse.-
Connseurs dec their ou.ache and vhkers are now en-
vious. II the plus ua7fo Me ladies' aud the g,,le
mems toilets Fors sale by j. A. Sage Rochester; and in
York BY c. II. Ring drugcbt GA Broadway; A. B. d.
Sands 10 100 Fulton st. and Burnes Perumery store 81
Canal At; Woodwork. 325 Broadway. dlT I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
PUBLISHED pAtLyBy
JANIS EOR DON BENIN EFT

NO II ANN STREET.
TERMS or ADvERTIsI>0.-The srt.ngfys sirealsh.v
Of hs HphaLp bot in snd country, r-skss supsr,r
enamel Tor advertisers.
yoR rprLvy Lssl.
dsy o. 50 days " y day., 81 q esy,, ~ ~
-. q Is 90 2Oj n ~
4 lool0 iTS qi2liS ~
Bus EiGHr Lfsgs LFfs.
ve,ha 81 81 month";, sqn
1 month. 90 mpflhs ia a.
o. Al advtrissasstS ito be pud before .cir inytos,
Aave ulemc1u insa-ted an bs WEsELY HEaaLn Al si
oer 81 iurs every merton.
MonyINo HEnAfD-issusd eytry rorlap, erosp q,os,,i
price toe ceets pr cop. CoIairy tubs.r5., rtIsI -
vance. No paper cent, unless pad u slvsncs ~
WEEEJT HE2iLrissued ov1lt Es.lri.t .5..,.- =, 81,
ciocs pries So GEMS ~ oopY FURNISHES 20 sutt sss,,,
bes at 80 PER alaGrn ~ clvalcf.
CjahEss3NbEHrl srs reqrcsd 10 t86-,,, ts l.,i,-, .
Jssf Gyrsrs Bvs n yuist0r and ESii,, a. 81 s.,.,,
on sla.s must b. post 7''s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON
PA NO FORTES N ID Nj II nc

lis bihmeL
gH ehtm
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every
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swhchm
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Pn wm6n 1.-THE t hh Song anHeu ha,boLo
26edom Music Sdonir fhe GddnIy reap
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

FANCY FURs AT CosT-The subscriber having a
large stock Of Nus and Fancy Fur, hand in order
reduce his STOCK has reduced his prices actual II OF
frs opportunity to ladies who have supplied them
selves with MuG and viii constitute reh useful cheap
present for the approaching holidays Pee call at 5a Chat
u. ldle lm-l CHAS. WATSON,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
90 MEDICAL CARD. 90
nOCTOR GLOVE r 10 consulted confde ntally as usu

nOCTOR GLOVER 10 consulted confde ntally as usual
~ day his office He confines to devote his atten
ton exclusively TO eec branch Of his profession and TO the
treatment of all delicate diseases and debes safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received the
netce of strangers and sthe The recent Improvements in
dicne and pharmacy have abb HIM to introduce ev
raj and important remedies which have proved emineR
SUGGEST in removing gees of long standing seminal weak
syphilis and all ,ttuona diseases arising from ina
pures Of the blood His aicnes for the Of gonor
rhea not dsgr eeabe, but certain and
prompt IN efeens Strangers apprised that DR.
O. graduated in his rofession in Phadep therefore his
professional claims do EMIT him to be reokoned among
the sol disant DOCTORS medical pur and great petenders
whose names found IN Journal Those who nave
been treated unsuceesuy by the
this branch of surgery, invited to mske application
his office, No. Ann street, Broadway adjoining the
American Museum
N. B. Separate entrances and separate Offices prsvi-
ded, and all communications strictly confidential
&C. Private entrance to his Office three doors from the
evening je7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

y DIVISION now be Office or TIE sale Of I've celebrated
- Bo.t,f' Red Droy Fricc 81 per val. Jd iu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

CtHEAP CASH CRATE STORE.-To Master Builders,
~ Crate Settlers and all eters Observation-Disclosures CRATES
made order the CRATE and fender mandatory 10 Gold
street. Of Spruce ST.. at III cents a ID.
". b. Pans and blowers for all description CRATES made
order in the best manner.
Also old bought and stoves repaired and put up in
thu best manner.
Also crate setting and obbng work done with des
patch by T. GlLH0OLY& CO.,
dl1 I'm. rs Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

.o-y Of fhs euas sos Pr. Iw.y rl-fslains fss
rooms vrh Citsg DOORS Paotr,' tioio' &C. Engl'-s
the premises dig lnltf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

nELANALLLh's FRENCH AJADENir, No. o. Reaae
~ street, tsc d, ors iron, Bro dwsy.
School Tor Boys bon, tom \ M.ts3P VI.
Cia,s IRON 20 NJ for Ladies and Young Laje, not
ubasr 20 yezrs old
Gas, Tor Bsntisnen from TO in ih> evening
Several furnished rooms II let with thout board 10
cent who eesrew Of learning practising the
French language. jas g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

>TOrtCE Toe cnp4rrHr.tir 1stwesn the sasrr ber,,
sstiug fhs rY a. N-s orb, undr the ffna " EUs.
rus pRE~COTT CO..svui-sa ln,tttion on 3ist IN.
sant The tusissss v be closed ty either ths rartssrs
,r usr agent who wall tse n,mr Of ths fr ON, IN
q ouiIa'irn. EUarls PnEs OFT,
SAMUEL JONES.
Ns- ORLEANS. tiih De. lea
Fr nrr.-0t fss .-tie1 viiN rr hs soH Frederick
o. .t Prescott rldsr the firm a. EUSIls PRES OFT
-I| sos r-ntinue iht Cor Irsrsss ed ms of.
'0n IF Hrst AZ N1. Pa- street s1i .o' from their
'sai' f,rrsoel orders purehas. as judgments 81
t- it--1 Hf rstterr rrlfu-e.
View }.rt -. !.t. ! a. jag In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

AgILDEHs PATEsT sALAMANDER BOOK
w sAFEs.-Mrie expressly 70 stand the ,sst Of the
greatest ere thief. These sa have been proved u for
uler 9TH scot Astero ard Gsyos double SAFES, and will
b. warranted sad Gre t-n r of either e Dssno
sccs or % yor, IN Cor sale At the ordinary
ENOs WILDER.
?. :. promp, attention 10 order. BY mall
Price from Sl5 10 tGo0 ,seh. al La.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

NANi.L SWEENEY. N Am street. RETURNS MS
~ thanks % BIZ frisuAs or hs liberal sfgorksg
un3riy rendered h s,t DEL rs oscncd hs rclecofs
Hi them thatii vi bs Bic -ona end a. merit
0lirracs 81 their suprc lac It's table srsy Turn st,
sta ~ te'i t> market f.t; ard Gss honor fi
lhls Nh hfr p-ssecs ry irs1i upon be- nr ssrrrd wiz
.l,sniinss-. ci,ii'Y ard rr1. r'i'uae. n9N
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20
A LETTER FROM AN HONEST MAN.

KING WILLIAM COUNTY, (vA) Sept. 26, 1870
My DEAR BROTHER: In regard to the pend
ing Presidential election you know my circum-
stances will not permit me to make myself tho
roughly acquainted with the merits and dement's
of the two candidates now before the people
For many years | have been devotedy attached
to the party styled the Estate Rights Demo
cratic Republican party" and do now consider
myself Jefferson Republican. | warmly sup
ported the election and reelection of General
Jackson thinking that he would sustain and
carry out those principles; and, although there
were many measures of General Jackson's adj
ministration which met my disapprobation,
was induced to vote for Mr. Van Buren,, hoping
IN all things that he might not follow in the foot
steps OF his illustrious predecessor, and fearing
by change in the administration Of our nation
al policy, we might be thrown back to the days
of the Adamses but Judge my modification,
when look round and see with fearful eve
and heavy heart our once happy and prosperous
country sinking, and nearly sunk, under the OPP
preston OF the NAL administration OF Mr. Van
Buren,, who processes economy, and practises
extravagance-who processes democracy, and
practises aristocracy-who processes to be a
friend to the South, but has sanctioned the prac-
tice OF negroes giving evidence against white
persons-and who processes to be the poor mans
friend, but would willingly reduce his wages to
sixpence per day. Under these and numerous
other considerations, have long since deter
mined to abandon him. shall, therefore, go "a
the polls IN November next, and cast my vote
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20

A SToR HOUSE, New York.--The undersigned
a respectfully announce that the price, at the La
dies Ordinary for each person, will be 80 per day.
Gentemen's Ordinary 2 do.
Children under l2 years, and servants l do.
Parors, with private table, for each
person 3 do II
And for the Parlor used by the party 3 extra.
The subscribers are ready to make arrangements
with families for the winter, reasonable terms.
Single gentlemen accommodated with good rooms
by the year, for the winter season. fair rates
The subscribers have been informed that Hack
Drivers have reported the Astor House full when
i was not true These reports have been made so
frequently as TO induce us now to refer TO them.
We acknowledge with gratitude the liberal patron
age bestowed and promise to pay unrentted attention
to our patrons.
BoYDEN, COLEMAN, & sTETsoN.
Aug. lift
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, Portland, Me-"

II is source Of real pleasure to find admnistra
ton paper willing to tell the truth Such has gene
rally been the course of the Philadelphia American
Sentinel, Van Buren, print, but not like too many
of its compeers lost to truth and decency Read the
following from the Sentinel, Van Buren, men, and
cease your ISLANDERS
William Pitt Fessenden, Esq, member elect Of
Congress from Maine, is not as we informed and
never has been aboltonis but the contrary has
always expressed his opposition to the principles Of
that party
We may well take this occasion to say that we
have not been able to perceive the truth and justice of
the charge that the wing and abolition parties of the
north are identical in their aims and efforts. We
have not the proof that the aboionsts have any
special affinity for either Of the great political parties
any expectation that the scheme of immediate
cpation would be promoted by the success of one or
the other. Instances have occurred in which cand
dates for Office regularly nominated have from their
supposed leaning to abotonism, received the sufra
ges Of antislavery men; but this has happened on
both sides and has hecn accident in the hsto
ry Of politics II s notorious that the abotonists as
body have confidence in either the whg adm
nisraton parties. This is openly and frequently ex-
pressed through their presses and conventions, and
in their nomination Of candidates of their own for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. We believe that
after the speech Of Mr. Clay last winter in the Senate
the subject of slavery, the great body Of the abo
tionsts would have given Mr.. Van Buren, their de-
cded preference had the former gentleman been taken
up the rival candidate and we do not suppose they
have been materially concilated by the nomination OF
Gen HARRISON since in the event of the of the
wings, the doctrines Of Mr.. Clay will be sanctioned
and incorporated in the new administration, Of which
he must be the hierophant and symbol
As to raising the cry of aboltonism for effect at
the SOUTH we must pause little and inquire what that
effect may be, and whether honest and patriots
can have any hand in securing it. We may throw
odum upon our opponents and consolidate the south
in support of Mr. Van Buren, by such trickery But
is that the end oft Is that the ultimate effect Is
there danger Of deepening and strengthening the
already too apparent jealousy between the great north
crn and southern sections Of beloved common
country7 God knows have perplexing elements
enough already in political problems the greatest
Of which is diversity without dsunonand let us be-
lest in attempting to conquer party we blow up
the Union. Let il not he deemed impossible that the
south and north, attempted to be arayed against
each other parties may long, to be arrayed
nations, separate Independent and bitterly antago
mist"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20

PEMOVAL-J ". N. THROOP respectfully
In informs his friends and the public generally that
he has removed his engraving Office to sMissouri ave-
nue., between l2 and 9th streets one minutes walk
from his old stand, where orders for engraving and
copper plate printing will be thankfully received and
punctually attended to.
N. B. Orders left at the watch making shop of Mr..
ID. FIsrER will he attended 10. aug 23-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20

POSTAGE TO EscLANp.-We were not before aware
Of the fact that postage is charged here letters
forwarded to England by Mr.. Cunards line Of steam
packets but finding such statement in New York
paper, we have taken the pains to inquire, and find
that il is even so. All that is ncedful be done, is,
have them lodged at the Post Office, in this city
before 10 o'clock, the LIST and 18th Of the ronih
The Post Office charge cent on each letter thick
or thin but there is no other charge. II letters are
sent by mail to Boston, by paying postage TO this city
they will be forwarded -Bosfon Journal.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20

for that meritorious old Farmer of North Bend
who has SO faithfully served his country both in
the military camp and the councils of the nation
And, dear brother, am pleased to inform you
that there are many changes in old King WI
liam in favor Of Harrison and Reform. The
paper you were pleased TO send me was thank
fully received, and your profiered offer to send
me the Madisonan weekly is cordially accepted.
! must now conclude by subscribing myself
your affectionate brother,
BARTLETT LIPSCOMB.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-20
THE WHITE HOUSE FAREWELL.

Good bye TO old Jackson, that sits in the corner,
Good bye to Van Buren,, that struts in the Hall;
Good bye TO Tom Benton, of mint drop memory,
Felix Grundy Frank Blair, Amos Kendall and all.
-
Good bye to Buchanan, of old Pennsylvany,
Good byeto Ben Tappan and Garret ID. Wall
Good bye to your humbugs-I'm going to leave you
Standing Army, Sub Treasury Abolition and all.
Good bye to the" Globe" with its vile fabricatons,
Good bye to Tom Richie, whose falschoods do pail
Good bye TO old Cambreleng's vain lamentations"