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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

These % towns compose the Congressional dis
trct in which Fairfield had majority Of 10 in 1888
Six more towns to come IN the Congressional dis
trlct
VIM Pitt Fcssenden Whigl is chosen to Congress;
nur Whig senators in Cumberland, wi ch will pro
hohlv give a majority in the Senate Wing Rrprescn-
mtiycs gained from last year in Gorham, Windham
Cumberland, Falmouth, and Pownal
The vote for Governor will vary about 30 votes
ttan tie above in favor of Fairfield
We have good accounts from towns in York com
v otn net gain from 1888.
From ne PORTLAND idrertiser Extra.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Tie great battle has been fought throughout the
State aud the result far rs heard from, is Of the
most cheering character. We have news from towns
u TIE county of Cumberland quite enough, we
funk, not only to make sure Of defeating Albert
NTH the Representative from this district in Con
Gn,- but to ensure the election of Why Rcprcscn
Udlvc
We hope The news we send out to night is but the
beginning Of the end Ii old Cumberland is redeem
~ We have reason To believe she is the victory will
Is unparalleled in New England aud the country
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Elections have taken place in eight States since the
passage of the sub Treasury bill The result in five
of these States is Wing majority of about FORTY
FIVE THOUSAND The Loco Foco majority in the other
three States is about screen or eight thousand leaving
majority of Wings OF about THiRrY-sEvEN THOUSAND.
As SIT off against this overwhelming majority, the
Loco Focos have resorted to calculation And what
sort of figure do they make They calculate on
ten thousand majority in New Hampshire and Maine,
and three thousand five hundred in New York So
that, giving them all hey calculate on, the Wings
stand with majority of % 500 To these shall
have TO add the maorites in New York, Ohio, Viz
ginia. New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mas
sachusetts, Michigan, Maryland, Delaware, Tennes-
and Georgia, twelve States, at least fifty thou
sand more, and the probability of at least twenty
thousand in Pennsylvania and Mississippi and all
that is required to secure this majority of hundred
thousand is uuccasing activity and unrelaxng vgi-
lance Our opponents are in despair. We hear no
more of the sober second thought of the people
Mr. Van Buren, places his last hope in the desperate
chance Of successful fraud If the people cannot
he coaxcd they are TO be cheated. The cunning Of
Amos Kendall is TO be called into action The red
for relics on his tail Macbeth in his madness, flies
to the witches, and like Macbeth, he will be duped
and destroyed. Let every Wing come to the polls,
and the usurper will have no refuge but obscuny
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN

FOR THE MADlsoNIAN.
MEssRs. EDITORS The last two numbers of the
"Gobe" having been entirely filled with disgustngly
| abusive articles against Mr. Ogle, of Pennsylvania,
and attempts to show that all the regal articles in the
Palace procured by Monarch" Monroe have
been induced in consequence of the total silence in
those numbers about any expenditures having been
made by the present sovereign his ustrous prede
cessor to promote either their ease comfort or dignity
to make cursory examination of the laws to see
whether Mr. Ogle was correct not, and whether
either the present incumbent his predecessor have
had any opportunity Of adding to the regal magnf-
cence Of the Palace left by Mr. Monroe, and as the
"Globe" editors, in their luminous expose do even
hint that any such additions have been made, trust
that those courtly gentlemen, who have only I'M
limited access to all the public documents and vouch
but also have them selected and copied by the
clerks in the Departments (but who, by the way we
suppose paid by the Government for the perform
Of public duties and for hunting up data for
the Heaven born to concoct into Globular editorials
will be kind as to crafty the public by showing
that the aforementioned appropriations have either
not been withdrawn from the Treasury, or, if they
have, that they have been disbursed in democratic
manner and for democratic articles by giving the
same detailed items of expenditure they have fur
nshed of Mr. Monroe's expenditures
The appropriations alluded to the following
By act of Sd March, 1929 for Furnish
ing the Presidents House, under the
direction of the President of the United
States" $4,000
BY act of I'd March, 1881, q For furniture,
and repairs of furniture 5000
By act of I'd March 1888 "For furnishing
the Presidents House, to be expended
under the direction of the President in
addition TO the proceeds of such decayed
furniture as he may direct to he sold" 10000
BY act of Both June 1884, For complet-
ing the furniture OF the Presidents
House" 5000
The Globe acknowledges that the old fur
niture sold in 1929 produced $3.50
Thus showing that General Jackson had
the expending for furniture Of the
Palace, the sum of 950,6s0
By the act Of Sd March 1897 "For fur
niture for the Presidents House" 800 600
The Globe refers TO another sale of old fur
niturc as producing $500
Mr. Van Buren, could therefore erpend for
additional furniture SOS, 900
Total for " furniture since our democratic
party came into power $1,000
A reference to the laws will also show that
since General Jackson come into power
there has been appropriated, for repairs
and alterations of the Palace, building
stables, graduating snd improving the
grounds within the Palace walks Slo6,526 AZ
Trusting that, in their zeal to enhghten the public
mind and show the democracy in all its beauties the
Editors OF the Globe will hasten TO lay before the pub
lie full bill Of the items composing this aggregate Of
Sls3,l96 AZ.
OLD-FAsuoNBD DEMOCRAT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
WEsTFiELD, CHAurAuoUE Co,
NJ l0An

WEsTFiELD CHAurAuoUE Co,
N Y Sept. A, 1910. !
We on our way to Erie-I simply drop you
line say all is right take it. that all fear, doubt
or apprehension, on the part of our friends in
Washington to this State dispeed Look
at the estimate of the Loco Focos 1t is cog
nopit. You and | count their countless and
change their majority into minority. begin to
think the Wing majority in this State will be nearer
10000 than Is 600. As to this district am conf
dent it will increase its majority 1888 from 500 to
sOO and in this opinion am below most of our friends.
The people do not to about men-it is prin-
cipie for which they are contending And they are
determined to hold all those who have deceived them
TO rigid and strict account. The days Of Benton,
Calhoun Van Buren,, and the whole crew are number
ed. This State tnould gipe majority Of 1900
against Van Buren, If epery other State in The Union
mere 10 go for him
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

The electi,neering letter in behalf of Mr. Van Blu
rem which Mr.. Forsyth has addressed to the people
of Georgia, is, by many degrees the most shallow and
feeble farrago put forth by any official person du
ring the present campaign. We can easily believe
that he was he says he was under disorder when
he indited it, He must have been silly in the head as
well sick at heart We will show up this wretched
production in our next
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

NTOTICE-Thosc subscribers who have been re-
in cciving the PILOT & TRANSCRIPT, Edit
ed by DurF GREEs, will confer favor the under
signed By leaving their respective and places Of
residence at the Log Cabin Print Establishment of Fl
r. Robinson, on Pennsylvania avenue, next door TO
the Billiard Saloon SO that they will, from and after
this date, receive the Pilot regularly
p w TOY
Agent for Washington and Georgetown,
sent 1877.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

The Hon. William c. Rives, of Virginia. and the
Hon. Hugh s. Legare of South Carolina, have ac-
cepted the invitation to attend the Democratic Repub-
lican Convention at Auburn, New York, on Thurs
day, the first day of November next
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
MIR BELLS SPEECH.

The passages from the mastery speech Of Mr. Bell,
of Tennessee, on the ubTreasury Bill, which will
be found the outside worthy OF the most serious
consideration
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
SPLENDID HATS.

Standard Fashion for The Season.
NV b TODD, 6 doors west Of Browns Ho-
tel is prepared to furnish gentlemen with the new
style Ha, for the present and approaching season.
sept l4-3tlf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
THE EMPIRE STATE.

The subjoned animating letter is from Of the
best informed and most honorable men in the State OF
New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
yxrINsLow's BALsAM or HoREHOUND, FOR
w r0ITSIIs A Nd NSUAPTI y S-Pereons troubled

yNINsLoW's BALsAM OF HoREHOUND, FOR
w COUGHS AND CONSUMPTlONS.-Pereonst troubled
with Colds Consumption, referred TO the adj
vice contained in the following letter =:
PIrrsFoRpp, Monroe Co. Nov. 3, 1885,
Mr. John NJ. Winsow, Druggist
S-Iha been for series Of afflicted with
affection the lungs and hard cough, and have times
Coughing during night as person would be by
labor have tried Of the popular remedies Of the day
but found relief until met with Balsam OF Hore
housd All hs other remedies paatyes that have ,sed
leave the bowels state, while leaves them
soluble and free. This consider great desderatsm On
ing 1,se of your Basam when going TO bed rest quietly
through the night and my sleep refreshing take great
pleasure in Balsam of Horehound to all
those afflicted tn pulmonary complaints diseases
pertaining the lungs and take this opportunity to thank
for the relief and benefit through
your ms riunentality. Yours, with much respect,
WIN. COGSWELL.
This truly valuable and pleasant liquid preparation of the
well known herbs Hoehend and Bonesett for sale by j.
FAY Agent, at drug store 1893 Broadway Franklin House.
New York Madison of street Bowe
of Spring Canal street GA Broadway
227 Hudson of Spring and at
street Price so cents per bottle ms I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
THE EYE.

nR WHEELER informs all those afflicted with IMPER
IL FICTION OF SIGHT, who perceive the symptoms
nepent weakness of that he prepared to adj
vice and administer remedies in u snch eases -,
Dr. w viii references the most respectable families
in this city to his Abilities and to those whom
he has cured who have been considered msurabe by other
fessors.
Films specks ncpen Caaracts removed without sngiea
Operations. j. WHEELER, Oculst
80 Greenwich street, the Battery, n. Y.
Ih5- Office hours from A. NJ. To o'clock, 2. Nj.
To Dr. Wheeler Ocuiisf, Greenwich street. NeU York.
SIR-Prompted BY feelings for the restoration of the
sight my left eye. after had in tried the profess
sion skin Of ians and the remedies
by lnmary of New York beg leave to return my
sincere you. My right eye totally
blind from the Egyptian ophthamis and bad state OF ulcer
the of three months assiduses ana EN-
caeous treatment has effected the complete restoration oil my
eyesight and shall consider best beneiaco ana
my duty recommend you all those who may be uniortu
with The highest esteem MARY OUTWATER.
Monarky jan IS lsiO near Hackensack y. j. mal2 SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

ITO CONsUMPT1VE PATIENTs.--Just published. and
be bad gratis al the ohce Of the author 100 Bowery. few
doors above Spring Treatise Pulmonary
tPhtiss Punsnalis with remarks Bronchitis containing
description Of the symptoms morbid appearances
dcaoss Of Sc; together with the methods of
treatment 10 which added the most approved remedy, with
the Of Of the medicines nosrns
the day Mature be compared house ON fire.
easily exngphed W the beginning but u neglected burn
down SO with consumption " taken IN is formative Incl
the far diseased ulcerted IA must prove
fatal BY w BEACH, NJ d., Member Of rhe Meica Society
Of fc city and county Of New York. author Of the Medical
Work entitled The American Practice q Medicine vols Cor
Berlin in Prussia Of the natural society Frebur Dukedem
OF badeH &c. mai 2mcod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

piano FORTEs FOR HIRE-A variety good Of Piano
fortes be at No 20 West Fourteenth street be-
tween the Filth and Sixth avenues short from the
Railroad and be hired by the month single
Also an assortment Of Piano Fotes Of various patterns
on rosewood and mahogany which will be cold the
uIers prices and warranted for one year a2s2rneod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

ID OWAND'S ANTLCOSTlVE PILLS have mercury
IL in them They mild and most excellent laxative
medicine and all times be employed with safety where
gentle yet effective cathartic is required
For sale by j. o. FAY general at drug No. 1913
Broadway Franklin House New York; reailed at l27 Bowe
ry Fulton street, Ia Canal street; H. Rawis Co., Al
bany, SC
Price so cents per box only.
b. Rowands Tonic Mixture Pills for fever and
essentially the the liquid Rowands Tonic Mixture
with the advantage ofporabity and loss from breakage
In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

COL CLARK, Of Bridgeport Conn desires us to say, he
has been cured OF cough by one Dor o. shermsn
Tough Lozengos, after having tried various one
without benefit They sold n los Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
COLES BOOKKEEPING.

4 PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PAN ENTIRELY
II NEWThe which form the basis the science
are cassed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms of grammar and arithmetic 1t contains
casuary Of mercantile and phrases. Also, key
planning the and of Journalzing each of the Dav
Book entries. practical accountant wou yplan
his pupl this smples the sceGce any young
&c English education acquire knowledge without
the To which added, Directions
the Lear Commercial Calculations and Practical Forms for
keeping books every extent and variety of commercial
Public Addresses the first delivered the sub
ect Sc. &c.-ths day published by William Jacksen lc2
Broadway and for sale at the principal Bookstores the
United States. n6-Cmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

u,HE OLD Observation-Disclosures VAPOR
l. BATH Is JOHN STREET-MRS L. r. CARROLL
thanks to the faculty in particular and the public
liberal support extended this establishment
the last fourteen and hopes h her assdqy and attention
of the The Baths fch
OPERATION aud used with much all sudden colds
Group, Sc TO which they afford immediate
lief Testimonials ofthcir efficacy be at the establish
from the following eminent physicans Doctors Stevens
Mott Bush Boyd Mscnyen, hinclander Nelson, Smith, Ire
land Kissarn, Vabdenburgh, NC. &c.
Portable Baths any Of the CITY Brooklyn
Sulphur Baths all hours Of the day, By giving hours
tice.
Syrups OF Sarsapaa aad Liverwort and Herbs fresh from
the Shakers. No with other establishment
iai5-3B-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

pILEsi PILES PILES DIR. Lawson's Celebrated Rsm.
dy being cafe and certain cure for Hemoruds or rlss
This excellent remedy has been used Euroe r nm
wards q half century ehere upwards o. ioooo have
been radio ally cured and in single has II failed
the directions been strictly attended 20 The merits "
THIS invaluable remedy Ne atested by thousands who
felt ts happy effects and the low price Al which offered
puts IN " poser fevery one requiring s.eh msaeiqe 20
store sos Pearl Of Gross street, New York. 81 50 c
per box. m7im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
sraissI

COUGHS n COLDS CURED-uRov,a,d., p,lroop,,ia ~
Nogeiage Demuep cases of obstinate catarrh, coughs
ssthma ana ~ an anAiey ne ans q present relief from the
No medicine has greater claims upon the confidence III he IN
valid than iis. Price 50 cts. a0tte. For NV
j. q. FAY. General Agent. At his drug store.
na3 mts 1893 Broadway, Franklin Iio,se1 = Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

THE REStRREC TON OR PERSIAN PILLS.-Thes
valuable Pills raise from the greatest Weakness distress
aud suffering state of health aud happiness MANY
there who have said their hearts there j. he for
who have been raised pristine health and They
suredy have healing virtues which other medicine IN this
country possesses Every individual has found and will con
other
medicine which can le produced ia America n the purchaser
does En them To be articles the public
prints for the diseases mentioned IN bill which accom-
each box when taken according 90 The directions the
money will be refunded the return Of the box Let
he discouraged however desparng their may be- until
they tried the Persian Compound for the ncreous
have been obliged 20 acknowledge it, superiority IN queng
diseases which other medicine could reach They the
cheapest well the best medicine Price SO
box containing pills. half hes q with BILL SC. The
fone box will be convincing than volume
Gates.
For sale BIZ O. FAY. Agent New York Retailed al Nos
70 and 100 FtoR street. at the Lyceum Bookstore So Broad
opposite NblOs Garden; at the Bookstore No Chat
ham square $50 Greenwich street and al the Circulating Lii
brary, s0f Bowery.
N.B-To Mothers-I is with the greatest confidence that
advise all those about TO become mothers to make Of the
Persian Pills. ma3 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
]. M. WOODWARD,

D. IRWIN CO, Members of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London, continue be consulted delicate dis
al their various stages, at their Office 20 Fulton-st,
where the commodious arrangement Of their
aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
crecy and safety,
j. b. Irwin pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent yenerea which have hitherto fallen under their
ce aud speedy They need not by direct the
public attention their superior practice those diseases
their reputation this city well known and respected by
all who had occasion conde III thr honor II strongly
females who the habit of their
Deobstruen Pills. that than two should be taken
might produce effects which those who
would be mothers DESTROYS avoid A preventive
be hadrecent cured in days. Those who have
ured themselves and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
shall be Letters rad detailing the nature of the
complaint and covering sutable fee will be Immediately at
tended medicines with full directions forwarded TO the
parties mali Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

mr. CRUNRACKFR'S CELEBRATED TONIC & AN
~ TLDYsPEPTlC PiLL-This remedy possesses that most
valuable combination Of Caharc and Tonic desra
be which the digestive strengthened and the
stomach aud bowels relieved and produces sickness and
REQUIRES occupation These pills
entirely from mercury and few boxes will be generally
acidy Of the stomach hastua co.tseness sick head
ache heartburn atuncy and diseases Of and child
rem This valuable family medicine for sale whoesa
and retail by j. o. FAY Agent drug store 1913 Broadway,
cry Grandt; ia Canalst Messrs Moss 92 Grand
&c Price 50 cents per box mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

~, alt RHEUM AND RINGWORNS-C bney's Celebrst
- ed Wash Cor the above diseases pmpes the face, and an
other diseases Of the skins and most happily ecacious fer
called Jackson BARRIERS Itch often produce
shaving In instance has this medicine failed 10 cure,
will it, n uscd drectedbeing wash pleasant and safe
use Twill so and may be applied Ia the delicate
infant The above diseases Of the skin themselves
forms all of which speedy and perna
thrilling thousands IN this city
tity. Ia restrictions to diet
For sale by John Onhank Agent at drug No 1893 Broad
way, New York Retaed at No. IA Bowery is2 Grand-st ia
Canal-st sos Broadway. mas Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

MO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH-There is no longer any
~ doubt but VIM Browns Coumround Boneset Candy, you
the genuine will cough Loarseness and clear
the voice For The genuine call for Browns Boneset Candy
gs wholesale and RETAIL No. and Fulton-stret
retail by Ring, Broadway; Embree II East Broadway;
Greenwich Dod1 sis Broadway Ipurchased ether
place made by the original prescriptions that the a
rections signed by the proprietor.
In order that hesitate to make this va-
able article the induced
dents Bonest Eecampane Root Biquorice Squlls An
Root Horehound FlaSseed Harver Root Seneca do
Cofoot and Iceland Moss all Of the vegetable Kingdom The
public Judge whether " is medicinal psration
Why suffer onger2 why delay7
Why on the bed of sickness lay7
Why bear the torme for an hour,
When now IL s within your power
To your coughs allay the PAIN
Cleanse out the throat and clear the brain,
Dispcl your colds the voice,
Ifof your own free will and choice
fou purchase Browns pure Boneset Candy,
Which all coughs and colds so haRdy7
N b. Remember the genuine be had only al the aboV
places: all purchased elsewhere be counterfeit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

r. ENUINE PORT WINE BOTTLED IN OPORTo.-
VI Solely imported Tor the nse inyslids and
IN Of the hitherto almost insuperable difficulty Of
obtssng this the finest qualities OF Port Wine
the state produced from The vines in she die
OF the Alto Deuro Portugal. Mcssrs. Osborn Bro
hsr OF OporO, will continue TO export the above ticle
Of dozen each, bottled ~ Oyorto and TO
quarter, the cork Of bottle will
be marked the inner part with The brand OF the House.
"0SBORN
TRASH"
by which those parties who think worth while
obtain Port Wine, ESQ often
sickness preservation OF life ITSELF depend upon
purchasing article from the wine press,
and Of the very choicest quality that nature capable OF
ducing
Red Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of 1894,
White Mamsey Port do. vintage 1894 Sold by
iatsm- WYCkOFF X sCRfMSER, 81 Wall II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

A NCIENT UsALEM-Daguerre and sebrgns Great
n Picture from Paris of the Crucxion. Mount calvary ad
Aneeg. Cy Of Jerusalem open a, Tie yesgr 81 broad
THIS % the largest and most spendid iiusus
tons Of SCRIPTURE History painted Ia the world.
Open from TIL dusk. Admittancs, IS cents-chdren under
n. halt price. ma I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

e 600 WILL BE FORFEITED II DIR. POTTS
Ri;OOO ERADICATION FAILS TO CURE A RE-
CENT CASE OF GONNORRr0sA, generally, IN less than
twenty hours when the disease has been ofong stand
ing medicine has been found eecue For sale By the
following agensA b. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fultonj Hart,
Broadway and Chambers street, Dews corner Chureh
Cannon; broadway; IS Siyh svenue iOs Sixth
corner Carmnc and Bedor Burnet 81 Canal street, A. r.
Truro. ST. Johns, New Brunswick Price 81 -nal4 3m