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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-01
WHOLE NO. All.

cond should follow it, In vain stayed at home;
if would not go to Resale she came TO me /;
until, at last, took TO my bed in despair and
left il only because she had constituted herself
head nurse. She was evidently determined TO
be Milady Anglias in spite Of me- So one
fine morning packed my portmanteau, paid my
landlady, enclosed a hundred francs TO Mdilc
Rosalie, and turning my back upon France,
foreswore all opposite neighbors. From that
hour TO this have never looked twice over the
way.
Brussels. LAvINA Dick.
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NEW YORK
ASSESSORS VALUE OF REAL ESTATE
In THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Afectionate-pery-Coope says remember some
where to have heard of gentleman who, by mere
chance strolled into coffee house, where he met with
to England and from whom he received invitation
to accompany him. This he accepted taking care
however inform his wife Of it, which he did in these
terms:
!" Dear Wife, am going to England Yours, &c" :
Her answer was not less laconc or tender
/" Dear Husband. A pleasant voyage. Yours, &c"
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Profitable Customer" want TO get few of
Jour papers that have the latest news Z"
Certainly, sr-how many will yoa have?
IN three or four, guess will be about enough.
going into the country and want to carry the news
hey say we arc completely used up"
Here, sir, are the papers
Well thank you good bye sirw
Would that we could pay paper-maker, composers,
FRESHMAN and devil as easy as that
THANK you Mr.. devil for your week work
Ay and not pay No you don't catch this child 7"
Pay we must for the services of others--whle we
bust pay, how others expect us to furnish them
hpers for nothing2 And yet ask such men TO paw
y their papers and they think it mean and close
tied
Publishing papers and giving them away is glori-
rs business only extensively followed
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CATHOLIC FAMILY LIBRARY--Just pub
I Iished and this day received for sale by F. TAY-
LOR. Mary Queen Of Scotts Journal Of her 20
wears Captivity, Trial, and Execution, from State Pa
pers and Contemporary Letters and Documents by W
JOS Walter author of the Life and Times OF Sir Tho
mas Moorc-in two volumes, illustrated with
prayed Portrait, from original painting Of Mary,
now in the Royal Collection in Paris and with two
autograph Letters, written in her sixteenth the
other in her thirty-sixth year. nov 20
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POETRY.
From Biaekirood's Magazine.
LITTLE Rock, STATE OF ARKANSAS,
August 10Th, 1888.

|SIR,-It is with much doubt, and many misgivings,
have been induced by the entreaties of come friends
Boston, to send the accompanying trifies in verse
bm this remote corner Of the unlon-beyond the
ississippi.
would fain believe them worthy of place in your
|es,imabe Maya, which regularly reaches me here,
o thousand miles from New York, within six or
ven weeks of its publication in Edinburgh, and is
by welcomed as it deserves Should you judge
lem worthy of publication, accept them as testimo-
a Of respect offered by one, resident in Southwest
In forests to him whose brilliant talents have endear
him, not only to every English but to multitudes Of
american bosoms equally dear as Christopher North
hid Professor Wilson,
Most respectfully, sir
Your obedent servant,
ALBERT PIKE.
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HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF THE
III MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, by Timothy Flint,
TO which is added the Physical Geography of the AT.
lantic States, and of the whole Continent. Second
edition. in one large octave volume.
few copies Of this valuable work are this day re-
ceived for sale by F. TAYLOR. Price ~ 70, pub
lished at dollars. nov ~
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ADV BULWER'S NEW WORK.--The
i Budget Of the Bubble Family, by Lady Lytion
Bulwer 2vols. s. ~
sam Slick on his Journey, or the Sayings and Do
mrs Of sam Slick the Clock Maker, third series.
Humphrey Clock No. a. :,
Are expected this day, and win be for sale by r.
TAYLOR, or for circulation among the subscribers
to The Waverly Circulating Library. nov ~
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THESE fine Hymns, which cntitle their author to
Ike his place in the highest order of his country's
pets, reached US only week or two ago; though
lr Pixies gratifying letter is dated far back last
ugust: and we mention this, that he may not sup
,se such compositions could have lain unhonored in
If repositories from autumn to spring. His packet
as accompanied by letternot less gratifying from
lr. Isaac G. Pray-dated New York, April Doth,
we hope that, before many weeks have
apsed, the friends, though perhaps then almost as
brothery salutaton from side of the Atlantic
G. N
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Chang and Eng, The Siamese Ticins.---A cores
ondent ofthe Tennessee Mirror, says in late excur-
ION IN North Carolina he paid visit to Chang and
'ng, at their residence in Wik county Is miles east
Wilksborough lie says they speak their opinions
y all subjects freely, though in moderation and in po-
tics are decidedly Wing they have taken the neces-
AIRY steps TO become naturalized that they might en-
By the right of suffrage and citizenship-which right
suffrage, they, for the first time, exercised in the
Entest Tor Goyernor-each one casting his vote for
forehead, the Wing candidate for Governor
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cMITHs COMPARATIVE HISTORY, be-
- inc the contemporary History Of the Nations OF
Antiquity, with observations on Chronological Eras--
by Joshua Toulmin Smith, author Of +" Smiths prog
rs.s Of Philosophy among the Ancients, vol, price
81 cents just received, for sale by
nov20 y. lhi LIN
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DUEL At NATcHEz.-"An affair of honor took
lace Natchez Island on Thursday between MI
b Barbour, lawyer, and DR. G. e. Whorter
Pun OF Vidalia, in this State At the first fire Mr.
sibour received the ball of his antagonist IL bis body
(hlch resulted in his death in 20 hours Thus has
Pother paid the forfeit Of life 10 false notion of no
PIN. o. Pic " -
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HYMNS TO THE GODS.
BY ALERT pIKE-oF ARKANSAS.

Ok hLbENi fiAL-Or AhhANShS.
NO. 1T NEPTUNE.
Con of the mighty deep! wherever now
he waves beneath thy brazen axels bow
Whether thy strong proud steeds, wind-wingd an,
wild,
rample the storm vex'd waters round them piled,
WIN as the lightning flashes, that reveal
ha qnirk Gyre.icr,s IS each hraEcn ~frvrt,
" lille round and under thee, with hideous roar,
| he broad Atlantic, with thy scourging sore,
laundering, like antique Chaos in his spasms,
4 heaving mountains, and deep yawning chasms,
Rluctuates endlessly, while through the gloom,
heir glossy sides and thick names feck'd with foam
areer their steeds neighing with frantic glee
4 fierce response to the tumultuous sea
neither thy coursers now career below
IN here, amid storm wrecks, hoary sea plants grow,
froad-leaved, and tanning with ceaseless motion
/ he pale cold tenants of the abysmal ocean
Ph, come! our affairs waiting for thee stand,
noking with incense on the level strand
Perhaps thou lettest now thy horses roam
pom some quiet plain: wind-toss'd foam
! now upon their limbs, but eisurey
| hey tread with silver feet the sleeping sea,
AIMING the waves with slowly floating names
ike mist in sunlight; HAPPY, silver strains
rom clamorous trumpets round thy chariot ring,
nd green rob'd sea-gotls unto thee, their king
liant, loud in praise Apollo now doth gaze
Nth loving looks upon thee, and his rays
light up thy steeds wild eyes A pleasant warm
II
fas just been rushing, and the noisy winds
! hat Eolus now within her prison binds
! lying with misty wings Perhaps, below
hou hest IN green caves, where bright things glow
it'll myriad colors-many monster cumbers
g sand a-near thee, while old Triton slumbers
idly as his won't and bright eyes peep
| pom thee every way, thou dost sleep
Perhaps thou liest on some Indian Isle
nder waving tree, where many mile
tretches sunny Shore with golden sands
Feapd up in many shapes by Maids hands
Ind, blushing as the waves come rippng on,
Baking the sunlight from them as they run
4 md curl upon the bcach-like molten gold
hick- set with jewellery most rare and old
md sea- ymphs sit and with small delicate shells
Flake the sweet melody, in deep dclls
We hear, Of summer nights by fairies made,
Ehe while they dance within some quiet shade
sounding their silver flutes most low and sweet
N strange but beautiful tunes that their light feet
Nay dance upon the bright and misty dew
4 better time; all wanton airs that blew
tnt lately over spce-trees, now are here,
aving their wings, all odour-ad near
he bright and laughing sea. Oh, wilt thou rise
hnd come with them to our new sacrifice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
COUGH LOZENGFS.

coughs colds in two days AFFORD immediate relief
ofthe chest and cure than other
dtcine.
Read what they have doreI have used shernans Cough
Lozenges several hundred and found thing
equal 10 them, they Immediate relief and have cured the
most troublesome coughs in day lean confidently
mend them as the best cough medicine in use;
II. Y. Rogers, NJ. d.
cured Of Consumption by boxes shermaps Cough
Lozenges after having SUIT, red for three years. and trying
aud every thing hea recommended owe my
Mr. D. Kemp Of Newburg after three years OF suffering
from cough night sweats the side and all the
symptoms OF confirmed aud after having tried
IN ys all the medicines he heard Of at last told Of sher
mans Cough Lozenges and by the blessing Of God three
boyes entirely Cared him. He recommends them all.
References also to s ID. Andrews, Judge j. L. Spencer,
Benz Cr9mbie Dr. Coleman o. c. Deson and the thou
sands who have been cured BY them Sold LOG Nassau
street, 6s Broadway; 2 Blocker, and 100 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. sepl4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
STATE OF NEW.YORK.

-SgcRErsRYs OFFTcE ,AueUsT II, IsfO.}
To the Sheriff Of the City and County Of New York
M Sir-Notce il hereby given you that al the Cen
er Election in this state 10 be held the second third
fourth days Of November Except the City and County
New York Ia the City Of Brooklyn and the town Of Bush
wick the County Of Kings where the election 10 be held
Wednesday the fourth day Of November next the follow
ing officers to-be elected:
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Forywo Electors Of President and Vice President OF The
United States.
You will take nstce that the ofservce Of Frede
lex Talmadg Sastor for the First District 10 which the
City aud County Of New York bsopgs will expire the last
day December next and that Senator for the said District
10 DO chosen in his place The said next General Election
You will also take netce that four Reprrsnsves the Nth
Congress Of the United States for the Third Congressional
District consisting Of the city and county Of New York.
be chosen al the said next General Election.
At the General Election the following officers
be chosen IN your county.
Thirteen Members of Assembly
sheriff in place Of Jacob Ackcr whose term expires
the last day OfDtcember Ext
County Cerk nplsce Of Joseph Horie. whose ex
pires the last day Of December nert.
And Coroner place OF Ira D. Wheeler whose
will expife the last day ofDecemberncxt
Yours, respectfully.
JIG. SPENCER, Secretary ofState.
Sherif's Office. New York. August 90 Is4o.
The above v arue copy Of notification from the
Secretary Of state. JACOB ACKER,
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New York.
All the pnblic newspapers in the county will publish the
above in each week. until the Election.
See Revised Statute vol t chapter sh title 3D. article 3D.
part ist psge 100 a24 to nv4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
IVA Ids

THy ydkK FEaA.E iHY
quantity ofhsrbs cots and essential oils from Euro
Sc obanea in this country will be able
which baned the skill most eminent physicians
MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases 10 the and especially the
folong rheumatism ofhowover long standings tic dooreur,
gout palsy limbs decline
ton, humors erofgs salt ,heum kings evil esnke, ring
tons symptoms white swengs. asthma aunde,
liver complaint hemorrhoid and female weaknesses,
FITS offalng sickness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral Of any kind used ARy females Ia
under weak consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence Hours seeing patients from A.
until residence ie Spring street (west side Of
All letters from the country pos pad) promptly
attended, Medicines forwarded all parts Of the United
STATE WOO I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
DOCTOR DE ANGELIS.

FORMERLY apraettoner OF medicine in the public hosp
tails Naples and mber othe medical faculty ofthe city
York where he has practising pysic
year continues to be consulted at his Office No. &C Robin
between Greenwich St and Broadway In certain
rheumatic affections Dr. De Angels has been
yulary successfully and the terrible effects those o
aers have frequently been cured by him ahort
without 20 the patient Obsrucons chronic
affections phhisical complaints ulcersn the throat upons
of the skin stiffness Of the joints. and in the limbs deb
together with train Of numerous evils arising from neglect
improperly curing the most nsdfous have
to mis- moae IN an almost incredible manner
His successs attributable his known
able Sy rup Of salza and Botanic Essence which,
whilst they eradicate Of the disease restore the
emacisted patient to health and new vigor
DR. De Angels has effected IN which, had
baed all the of medical but he cites only
Copy Of letter rem Doctors Osborne and Ireland,
physicians tins city, 10 DR.. Be Angels:
1l6 FULToS srREET. Dec. 6, 1873
si-We have no hesitation reply ing note say
much credit for ccessful
Mr. Jno Thorn. after IL had bd ply scsns both and
in favorable climate We obedent
SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ. d. =
w. II. IRELAND, NJ. d.
Patients enquire OF Mr. Thorn himself who s TO be
found No Jones' Lane below Coffee House slip
Of his brother, Alderman Thorn. BrooklJ ais Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

FhENGHa LUNAR PiLLs-The Lunar Pins so called, on
were recently discovered accident by
student IN one Of the hospitals Of Paris his Dung man VIII
prove to be blessing females about
agents lir The dis,rbuion Of these pills ihugou entire
country Is really astonishing Fu. directed accompany each
poxi however TO loss
proper to remark that should be
ther the patient fso the pills should be ON any
account Tor, certain opera ou upon The
that sa they Operate all whae
specific effect Az you wish to avoid Opposition
spect IN examine the dreco and chat they
be signed by the subscriber ia the general agent for he
United states Of North America Price s. per box LOUIS
Ehaicott 81. boston, Mass. SIT 5m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
SORE NIPPLES.

CHEEMAN's PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst cases,
y without taking the child from the breast When such
tors Mott Cheeseman, Rodgers and Others Of extensive
practice recommend IL, who will doubt its efhcscyl
Mrs REMSEN has beeR nurse for rs yearS and nevee
knew remedy equal oft She has SCENT used W sixty
without failing 60 and from her salts
fed Of iis great worth. She recommends a. TO all
Mrs CROSBY. Of the oldest and most experienced
nursesir the city, knew thing equal TO II
thai thas cures many herknowledge whore alother
eofes faiied.
The Rev r. SMITH saysit euredhis wife atersevera
weeks great suffering and try thing else vain
Doctors vandenburgh. Brown Comstock Weed, and
others OF most dist nguished have used with
the greatest and recommend u invariably their
nracc Sed ~ Ioe Nassau door above Ann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
NO Q PECK SLIP

INPOR FAINT MEDICAL NOTICE
ID EMOvAL-Dr. JOS. EVANS. lately reisrred from the
hsouth lard bepa deprived Of old and opened an
No Peek gp, nearly opposite his ola one where he
socts his old friends and as mann possible call
him. when confidential medical aid required Dr. Evans
ing regularly educated and having bad great experience for
Than forty extensive hospitals and in
practice has frequently performed xtraofdnary where
others have failed even when they have been expelled the
hospitals incurab The doctor by going south hes
ed information that win enable him 70 make perlec
short time He has connection with No u ana
other store out Of the city
NB-Dont mistake No g and find the old doctor. a0s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,

CHERMAN's ORRIS TOOTH PASTE is admitted
- By al TO be the best dentri6ce known II
cleans whens and beauties the teeth the tartar
flake a. badns the sweetens the breath and
the teeth om hiag and deeaylng, warranted free from all
substances. IL recommended By the Me-
deal Faculty, Rev Dr. Eamond and several other clergy
men; DR.. A. r. SMITH j Moore. Esq Prof Bingham.
Col j. q Hanes DR. q. Hunter and IN fact. every who
has used says decidedly the best article for LEANING he
teeth and the breath they ied Sold
Nassau Dodds et9 Broadway, and ss FULTON Brook
lyn See that his signature thus "A Sherman, NJ. D." Is
around each pct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
DIR. AvENEL,s PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES

DR. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL, for severe and
condition
;. The EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
- THE AMXRANTH SYRUP, for morbid affections Of
IS TIE ANAGALLIs PILL, for irregular action of the
s. THE CARDAMINE PILL for dsransed function 0fthe
'. THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fs
4S ri sh
10. THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
III The fsxTIs LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases Of
H. The soLIDAGo OINTMENT. for injuries and com.
mon diseases fthe SKIN.
partial liable to objections The preceding classified,
S. ne s n
in embracing series Of facts carefully examined and FULLY
certain organs fred closely corresponding mari
Sn I s man s eaad aS
pre,enson Of curing and that niabyS all possible and
s' made Ss'sss: @ sas:3
eas ike ooa when put IL legitimate use must
with view 70 its speeae acton upon the Paressr organ
varied to suit the heh e%
isnpept fe from disease OF The lungs '
like drOPsy Of treatment distinct from
fune ons or disease mn
9 s w S f
to ss The The sy:
been found to exercise peculiar control necessarily very
dunn Of pcpSaa %sdiens giving alis, detail.
drecusns respecting the virtues o1he
may be had with the medicine at Ito
BowERy and se GRAsD STREET Eschof the remsdies may
be relied principles the treatment Of disease
and will in most be found TO the disorders for
variety could sddaeed proofs Of their healing
efficacy let the following aspecimen:-
NC 18th street. As Of dark complexion, md
de stature stoyty made seized with intense pals the
p% t and I'd he
violence for nearly week. the bowels remaining obsnaely
call he tfme IN m
given, three hours the pain left and the bowels
freely opened and "a hours the patient completely
stored.
Mr. B., lsth street, seized with smila ~ mr.ems,
had four days the greatest during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried ia On the fifth day
fLL given, and in 30 hours he returned to his
usual avocation.
w c., Cirovestreet, had far pain
in the chest and general lasude at last seized with
inflammation Of the lungs ineessant cough difficult
breathing parched tongue resssness One
given which sring the day, removed all bad symptoms
and By givsg two doses OF the two
three days completely recovered.
AGENTS WANTED, enquire at 81 Canal 81. jes7 SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

CURED by the original and genuine Rowands Tonic Nix
ture Vegetable Febrfuge. IL any yet in doubt
to its efficacy, let them read the following, viz
To the afflicted vhomsoeyer u may concen-l hereby
Gritty that attacked most severely with hlls and fever
and ague the month Of August 1882 and Unable TO
attend to business Of kind applied TO of the best
in New have been in the New York general
cnes prescribed by physicians and nosrms recon-
mended by friends but all TO good con nued 20
and had about given up therewas help for me- and
my friends thought vast gong into consumption qn
proprietors New York Agent. | Immediately commenced
taking this medicine and from the tune took the FIRST dose Of
it, felt decided relief and after skng two bottles, have
continued omproye IN health and AN pow able ond more to
confined nearly with soe neessant ehls ard fever
edy and with desire that AL others tsd as have been
may this medicine duty which do most cheer
fully recommend Row ands Ton Mixture the emily eee
ua remedy for the fever and ae do believe had IL not
been the rreat efficacy ofths medicine would have
be more. -, JENNIE OWENS, 81 john st
wholesale and retail by o. FAY general agent, At Mil
nor drug store, 1913 Broadway rsnkn House) and al 100
Fulton street, corner William. So Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
CORNER OF ANN AND NASSAU sTREETs,

NeU- York,
Respectfully informs his old patrons sand the pub
lie generally, that he continues to manufacture and
supply every article used in the printing business as
well as, to stereotype all jobs that may Offer He
embraces this opportunity to return thanks to those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for SO
many years. and to say that he is to be found at the
old established stand, corner Of Am and Ndssau-
streets, fully prepared to execute ANY order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manufac-
tured by him, is from a SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with a number of additions of alSUPERI0R CUT ;
that he is enabled to supply SoRrs, as well as
FouNrs, Of the most beautiful Of his 0ld Faces and
engaged in getting up, BY newly discovered process,
IN extensive series Of New and Highly Ornamental
Articles. Arrangements are made with the Manu-
acturers of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him to execute orders as expedi-
tously as any other Founder in the Union, and %
rs favourable terms.
new specimen is now in the course of printing.
NIB. Newspapers copying the above advertise
ment three times, and forwarding one copy contain
ing it will be entitled to their pay in Type provided
. Bill of four times the amount be made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

CURED in five minutes by sHERMANs .CAMPHoR
~ LOZENGES w. Applsgatc, J. Grant Roht. Lawrence,
Dr. g. Hunter James Turner and hundred others ia this
city witnesses ofthe wonderful virtues fthese Loztnges
Sold Nassau Dodd Of Broadway Bleeck
ST., and 1876 Fulton Brooklyn. A3l