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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09
INAUGURATION Rail-.

Mr. EDITOR Will you be kind enough to inform
the public whether the rumors rife in this city to the
effect that the Harrison Inauguration Ball" adyer-
tsed in this mornings Inelligencer is mere spectla-
ton, are true not 1t is currently stated that the
stock of the Old Theatre" being valueess in the
present condition of that concern il has been re-
solved to take the opportunity which win be presented
by the large convention of people that will probably be
here the fourth of March, to transmogry that an
cient building into new and splendid assembly room,
making those who pay their $40 for dance foot the
BILL thus laying tax the strangers assembled here
to turn bad piece of private property into very
splendid and valuable one. II these rumors true,
can any terms be employed characterize the transact
ION ENoUIRERs.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09
VIRGINIA U. s. SENATORS.

The Fredericksburg Arena of Tuesday says =
The impression is general that the Senate will agree
to go into the election of Senator about the middle
of the month. Mr.. RvEs will doubtless be chosen.
1t is also more than probable that the choice OF
Mr.. RoANE's successor will be alse made this session
The gentlemen spoken Of as the promident Wing
candidates are Judge STANARD, Gov, BARBOUR and
Judge UPsHUR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09
NOTE BY THE EDITOR.

We are unable to answer the inquiries of our cor
respondent, having received authentic information
on the subject pro orr con. The names of several of
the honorable gentemcn-they all honorable men
the list of managers preclude the superstition that
they are or can be pivy to any such intention. We
trust our correspondents inquiries arise from jca-
lousy of the fortune of any Of those who are destined
to figure at the BALL He should recolIect the motto
fafa Diam inreniat-which being interpreted sgnieth
that fate has invented balls for those who can figure
where elsa very large quantity of brains not be-
ing essential to crafty whose ambition lies that
way. A Napoleon could marshall nations-a Demos
themes could electriy them with his eoquence-s
Milton move them with his poetry-but neither ofthem
could fill the spheres of Nash, Brummel, or
D'orsay. What though Scipio, and Hannibal, and
Marlborough were shaven, yet Adrian, the emperor,
and Tnrenne had whiskers, therefore envy not
- Those ambitious things that ape
Goats in their yisage, women in thsir shape.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

GENERAL HARRISON is still at North Bend.-He
has been detained several days by the indsposon of
Mrs. HARRISON, but we are happy in being able to
state that she is convaescent and he will probably bo
in the city to day We have not yet learned when be
will start for the East but presume about the 18th
or 10th of this month-Cin, Republican Jan A.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

II The Annual Meeting of the "Washngton
City Orphan Asylum, will be held at the Rev DR..
Laure's Church in F. Street, Tuesday next, 18th
inst, at halfpast ii o'clock
Ihe public respectfully invited to attend
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

Galignanis Messenger, published at Paris, France,
contains able vindcation of the people ofthe u s.
from the charge of bribery and corruption preferred
against them by the Globe and kindred journals and
circulated through Europe Gov Cass is the reputed
anfbor
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

THE New YoRk MRRoR.-We have the first num-
Der of the nineteenth volume Of this elegant period
CAL The embellishments superb steel engraving
of the "Fallof Carthage" and spirited sketch ON
wood of "St. Nicholas in his New Years Eve Ex-
curson" The literary matter is of the first order We
fave story by Paulding-a sketch by Fay, and con-
ribuons by several other of popular writer's
The Mirror continues under the editorial control of
George p Norris Esq and is creditable alike to its
conductor and the periodical literature of the coun-
Try.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

The Florida war begins to wear more favor
able aspect, and we trust by the help of the dele
CATION from the tribe in Arkansas, the remnant
now in Florida may soon be induced to surren-
der and emigrate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

Misunderstanding to the official account, the vote
at the late Congressional election in Oxford District
was as follows:-Long, (W.) 1857 LittIefeld, e..
F) 4399 Scattering, 732. The 18th inst is appoint
ed for another trial
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

bWe are requested to call attention to the fact
that the Fair held by the ladies' of the 4th Presbyterian
church in the room the Museum for the purpose
of completing room for the accommodation of fe-
male free school, will close tonight
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

THE NEW TENNESSEE SENATOR.
The Nashville Wing, noticing the appointment by
Gov. Polk of Mr. A. o. Nicholson, as a senator to
Congress from Tennessee, says the appointment was
first rendered to Gov William Carroll and Geo. w.
Campbell, (both of Nashville, who declinedit.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

The Lowell Offering, is the title of publication
containing original articles various subjects written
by factory operatives" The two numbers before us
are wholly written by females employed in the mills,
and in good truth, they disprove the charges igno
and depravity" which have been freely made
gainst factory life There is spirit Of contentment,
benevolence, and intelligence running through the
work. such is not always found in publications of
more ambitious pretensions. The whole affair is a
very commendable one, and shows that the factory
girls think and think WELL about other matters beside
spinning jnnies and power-looms CA. Watson, Low
ell, Mass.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

The editor of the Lexington Observer and Report
er has been fined 1893 for assault upon the senior
editor ofthe Lexington lntelligencer
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-09

Sundry bills heretofore received from the Senate Sc
veraly received their first and second readings and
were referred, viz; ~
bill to provide for the settlement OF the claim OF
The State of Maine for the service of her militia Re
ferred TO the Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union.
A bill to confirm to the State of Indiana the lenu
so,oc,od bv her for that part of the Wabash and Erie
c.nal which lies between the mouth Of Tippecanoe
river and Terre Haute, and for other purposes Re
ferred 70 the Committee on the Judiciary.
bill for the relief the Plumb Island Bridge and
Turnpike Company. Referred to the Committee Of
Claims. - :,
Committee on the Judiciary.
bill in addition to the act for the rehei OF We'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
w n r T | \ L.

nj. coua,r, SEQ that added all that coneieno'ne's and
vhish pey creates our beloved Ruler
I ,o ,3ne.. which profitable FOR the life ;ha; sOS
,d - ba: hic to come Its appoeed unto al me"
once 10 die. and after that the judgement Fe'0v ei'
-. solemn av OF fasting and prsyer let each oHe
- b;,.et IN, prepared for the Judgement -
= C,l5 n. yo;e- BE- heard amidst Us again. think yoa II
would teach VEN 10 disregard the mercy OF God and t, de-
.pi.e h srash, on no. ny eoun'ryF'e". no Pause"
.. !,e ,yoad say pause YOU Fa.h into the holy
presence where NJ soul stands IN fear and rapture
y.n,r man cea. ; struggle for parx and ;or power Am
b,io,. public man toll 80, for worldly honors'eho'' F
aurs.. :a: - atcI wteahei NY brow already w'eFS' III
-, .,mb Where nov !, the power and inc glory OF nay
.avie i.aari>n E-aPo-tcd by one breath OF disease
Where +. nv so.. Here. wherS n" political qpFi'!-'
military reno,,n-no classic lorcne National Uf';';'-
W. personal uor,ia> raised tut hat grace OF GOD III,
cb.. "a fled as pcri,hins sinner. Living would
haze abored for v-ur TEMPORAL good and have shown YOU
m n.gc, ba, h,ze-, obc cnce Christ but that was
~, r.,,r3 r,o ,ly en,aucpaed spirit. only i it grant
- .,,,sr one ", =! of counsel Be We also ready
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

yr,uS Is PRINCIPALLY Eryptnn We cnc istroineeH Y
D,.,or Srgur m form. Il fact important - oe uA"ct
,l IN ,in- h,rp!ues, well health taa ~ ihe Prc>fn'
m so,ry large portion ucrhr boh boiN ' uiH
re of Dy>pcpic character and origin a.
NJ, ION, Indigestion nourlneht III hr s-
rom, ,p,, deficient reduced 10 pony "nete
~ economy disturbed b. hnsNid unnatural acton ,tc
,rpt a. begin to be- pcrc, pthc rcnc>H without ' t l4,
without rparcut and requiring AID reaching o'N'"u W e'
To ls original slUsc ,.i. - t.. , v.,v
approi,5ia'. aud successful rcmris .. -. ,, -,
II, c-lracter bu cstsnated IA >"c rA NOM '
unusual and pc .uldr properties ....
It. most perfect experienced when takes ard acting IA
coungsicn with the food
The longer 4,cd the iss required to prouce ae SANS
cilcc'. ,.., :. =; .,,u,b, ,D,,Iv
,,-ny,. th. .up.rior efficacy of thu valuable medicine
P'o NEw-l oEN, sept. y, loio.
us.rs H. B. y d. Seis-Gcnt For eight year Na' uaig'
the c OF different ph Of trr the most distinguished
l m, compllnt bahi skill was considered 5y 'oTe to
he horng under complaint and by others I" hG uhe'
low ut cr w distress great At times that dra'h
l not have been Every thing eat
rn,, cat distress ri blood IN large unn 's ahd
npor ca8iiIt Tor nu"t'r world roIsh your
,,yfcc wa, induced SrgH fl- trial e-r.nene"d
c them rtcr each and after the r'' To-" dose found my
,.,r r.i,ye their gradually dHn"Hhhg tha
o,ontity until came them, and the distress ad en-
trey len me- III nearly since recovered M riih-amd X
n ,Jc 10 Al, who sNilArls afflicted to use TINS 'NcefA
i.edcnr. am your, ,'ncyE, ,,.N,, n- IA P,,,r,.,
Sold "a, wholesale aud rctsi by \ g. D. Sands. Du'sg'' N2>
anl 100 Fultou--irsrt. and :, Bat Broadway '.ia
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
x 2OO s /-Ix
-so-g,dt.hich cAires, ,hs ear. are lor:. Gsa ia
n s,.e lhor. hour; o: M. ifa'S s:lsss - ' e
FnSJerxS ~ SY.0sclesge icls q scs'' a. .i<fs'
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
NO IS MURRAY STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

AIR ToWNpROW Pr-e.>or of >te''sraPhy % @a'' a' ~
.nctrully announce friend. -n- '"' punt IN s
b, he ba. Opened the establishment where NJ up 'eseh-
nr HI. own peculiar .h, approved f.eHo 0 's Nosr-
may be recorded pronounced a' pcserN ed IA iEa-
period with the utmost 'i'r sHa
.h, ,bo.c adc. ,rd GeHilcfuen ~h" feel de'cg'
rca-ae up study ard mPro' erien sh' rH f-
mon. and valuable lectures. Which hey near i" % - e
have now favorable opportunity acquiring pr'et n - sH
theoe,a! Acquaintance Ih, truly interesting 'd very a
accomplishment , 49,. , -,
,.on- rivcN IN Private Families IN any part OF 'as
City -Ad H. vicinity when se,irSd
.a,I,isctur =. those in''' "A 80 afa
Mr. r permitted rcrr lc kuo~u by AtnNih- " ah AZ
,bo, here great ie.>arr n p''tss ihs
cliaruc h SHORTHAND. aud Method ot ''1"l "a
..u,c 10 suck ~ slaH favor him 4
Youur who qualify themselves 10 re-
r for the pre,, teach IT, valuable and popular >e'r Ars es
@ invited call very dattsriSc rucemca car ." offered
,hor ho be disposed TO ia rt'hr pursuit AZ N
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
From The He~ Yorker.
STASZAS :

Love - muse away these ev@n;ns aour''
When wild thoughts over vale and mountain .04'''
,r,-,,-,e3 and f-ee-noyv among love*reo'neo pow
Now 20 ,.e freside OF M yonih' i'no Ho'F
ye.pe- ms lone watch aerial towers
u,s.,. and tgviak!es from Ni=his temple ao,"s
C;reeis each fond look from eaTth-7iiiHs.
oe,b. l,-;,b. eye TIA: -yes wander 20 az
s-,t se.,. were Away. dear there vas eaa''n
,bo,,, ,,ern when in boyhoo4 widest 'i''-'
A.. mi, Danger. linking arm !" arm
,...t,,c,, moss .crouneI rocaf to reach The ri.
..;..,,-e sount and yyi,h pulse beating warm
~ f,o,n It's pebbly brink and up the hill
60, ,,.s,ened. I'LL 1 reached its woodland keiehi
could gaze earth and starry neave'!s bright
The birds mad ceased ,heir vyhispering' OF sons
The breeze brought nothing but the Enur:asrins play
Ofmeadov, rivulc;s With ;heir liy-,hronc.
And wasting fragrance Of the flowers OF May:
Then did ny young hea, in is frs; hopes, long
For the pure world Of oeaut. ar away,
Where wonder Pleiades do shine and sing
And Fancy wildly wandering, never folds her wing
feel the breath of Spring; the violet Opes
1t. dcw.irop eyes and ,s snoued stem
The purple Wild rose spreads is leay cups,
The vine its emerald leaves-a glisteniag gem
ON each of moonlight; the ta forest tops
Are bursting in,o gorgeous bloom Ike ;h"'";
How, br;rl,, and beautiful bride Is SPriHs,
Coming 10 deck her own loved halls, Old Wyoming
Blu, aire.t vert thou, Spring, when Gertrude d~ei
Among these nils. and tby playmate here
When for her fallen beauty Nature 'e!i,
And planted thy sweet roses by her bier
Then thy rude garlanis formed the Warriors belt
And flowers his helmet for the Wars career
Fen now some shadows OF that time are cast
Der many heart, though fitting Ike day dream, past
syorring yaiicy, Moy, l-+l. II. W. "
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
pECTOHAL laONHY or a.GyE0WVKT.

NOR Cough. Asthma Whooplns Cough >hone., OF reah
and al laotoa, the nrirt and Luug, loading TO CON>| VIZ
TlOT Reader ,n cold Have
Won had bottle OF NoWlLLS PECToRAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORT Tty asurcd the hest mc1cue c' 'er o"i 10 inc
puhc rendered m! c high cu s'nHs ~ sn ;ti"
who have kn attest at "ace IT. superior
yr. t.t iEtrc 10 lhe o. poPh-
though h. increasingly r.coc the pubic aPpro,
baton fifty thouslnl bo anrln No pun
ar al, the sufferer "nery coli
orad ,.n medicine thereby aSenin- a!aSe TO
IT. fs,n! pull alone Sustaining t hopa si the pa
Tic prspartieu Of Honey OF Lorwsri oy composed Of
vegetable nr-rdeut, pe tr nature hni m combination not
oIs the immediate d-cas. bat 10 soratr The
y,tel generally. No nedAc ever offered TO The h A be 'id
20 have restored to gat n.Hnbe OF rer~p Ia conunp
ye complaints Nosll' pecosal Honey Of i''rwor 1t 'hoid
D.. kept IN is> 9, upon e dr-t,ynptom ot cold or
cough ntteaoa neglect the OF numbers losing
thei,lI lIye,. especially n con.uiaptYe cIse-. ,
a., offered the pubic at tic low ri1' o 'p hII
nr~ !, For ale te principal Dept 81 Naiison
.eet corner Rejae By most Of dc prnel" Drs
,i SIM. alg II
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
KEEP 1T BEF02E lLa GOOD NOUSFKEEPERS,

To BE- 4a ~ 'fraadtree bese-n L.!o and EeS oPooh
. Essex lIar.e'.
b'> fie NJ" invention for tie purpose OF b-Ang X
Ia beer ue during the ti s' entire s"ccess to The
PlroHers 10 nom 1t So ouiy ente at'cn,u but they
have rHF'..ri iham-eye, highly grathrd t
fTio'-.' ba-g Bread Als Paddias c- aa ie 10 charn
~ ~ AIS Ahtlses of thi oven the ohi pan, lrc
L. ne economy and durability cCcor tn fcss
oven benz about 14f tie old ,uale.
"a The door being of the oven thereby enabling pgr
chaser to take tie Pan. with greater fcy, ana danger of
burning Inei II llii' 81 those opening or tie top.
ID IT. simplicity Of arrangement being uc mat aay person
readily understand lt operation and management.
4 Ih- trng expense Of fuel consumes, a,h the
sni i!oI-i OF or 7eiai-ca ast iplc do
s4N'e r l 'onpaiol and fiy .lco-y the Subscriber,
;los that use them
Inc Q7.! Drop Door oyen 70 be ssi Of s,b.criber.
JJcbtA tNbERi.II.i. 80 GFsud opp. Fex Market.
"hee all eirs M be uy .eee aad pua, galy attended
~ b on O.en reg.Lrad ., he .aac,--t .o.-a - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
No. PECK SLIP.

ADlTOk CAkPENIEK usual dsy0e hI. entire
~ fesona attention the dHtie, h profession
nase VINO have hn victim. Of
unqualified and auprapd harlaaH when abona
iaxy regulating medical pro-
fssicn respectfully solicited -a hs old established Dpen
y No Peck slip where many thousands have TO
Jolce at happy deverance from their manifold diseases
aH9ers Dr. C,rpeuer begs leave sdd native
and TO the MAJOR born that ne graduate Of coece and
recesd h tpoma ths city claims royal honsfs Is
4e OF the aew or State hedoa sy and aeey thirty
h- speedily ard effoctuay cure. his paiieats
II Separate of:e and Caargss reasonable a6lv
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

following f'T OF the t-!'tcrsJ! ~
Fror thc B-o. Morning Post
n pb.rLop.. sherry Wise BUerS are an excellent e'''
w aly. ,aen OF hSm and about ten years Younger
-, .sr ireiiu.,A than ~ mon'h $50
" From the Bunker Hill turora ChareSio"n H..
n Pia-ou', G.;sr>-Thc Editor OF the fo>i ma n'n 'N
cl 80. year. Younger of ono bottle o DF
l.,r- The, Btcr qaiic popul and prove hi-'lS
T or Of the r.; certainly good authority III 'uh - i
h., n,n >hou- fax towards establishing 'ne
Compound. ,,,;,, ,iy.-,;..r
-1 .b .,a..u for the thu, valuable medicine II me
f. ,, e-cc,a fluil, for diseases "hc m II Pol
=. c,e that ha, ever dcovsrcd rs compose" '' % @
mot and pIant, tte E,lcr> hccsse they are no aN; m
,,-rnre b, rsular practical physician Who >aEs h" very l
[ tA himself bs l-l,cs for those VINO Ne ihcn To n,Ec @
nun r,,a of he.7 beneficial effects upon The system we NJ
i'm; uei he la,, ri bottle which purchased Z" one o' ID"
Ah, r,mr III found the outside oi our paper
Inf 400 c ouh retlcr heh hoi!oa dance or 20 20
yk s,Io,t irrla. days sooa 10 be numbered is
,b bt M. not Bur Bicr Save cured u am W. ice
~. had been born a-a7. aul On our oN' peei'r ''
hoy l r-r 20 ourselves and those WI" VIA 10 ', -
~, -e>or; 10 i ca-i>ou Hir or there no hcie log '
From tfe Lor-H Patriot
To he above chccrfii add "hT own e't m-nV me
m rer Btter>. T,y excellent tor all the purposes 'o'
which recommended - c,<nS c.,,--
,er, ,u D Fuitorr-ci aud - East Broli"a, ntIn'r' t
C;,.rcr 1872 Chatiani-,t; eiri=c ~ hoNTs
T,,i a,- (;rccpvch->t.: J. CoddH@ Son 30 hhll-s'
CoJl,n.ton 331 Hul-oa->t Schicnsin ~ cah'i-
C,eo-,. n!,ev - sixth tscnu-; hng on bromi"n JOIN
S,,. rl sowcry; Bica. 36J Bo~cry t. l. ~ t. H. MOS, o
(-,nl-st; Roton Ia, Broadway, Guion ~ b""tfl S
pe. 4 Ford l}2 l,owrry; Rotoa, III Broadway nIl ln
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
JAMES Es.aR TOME.

Conc all " bald, and ail that grey
Cnm- .-teu 10 uiy GItty.
1i,h ~ tell, "ltliDlt delay.
WE4t brought ne 10 yonr city.
{. B. to -loihc yeur naked heads
With nature proper covering
Rene. the SOIL that almost dead
Nor urd.r s.Iss be- lowering.
n, saue and f,ne j, sutspread vide,
Be-. oad the di-t,nt OCEAN
: ~ France aHi ruslau SPAN be-.j-,
Have all got ~ the notion.
i bald Pau>lan cannot be found,
Nor oAc Throughout, the nation.
And a.i because they I'LL the CEJuSD
WITH lis c.eaclsou' preparation
o1er 40" both free lal pnre.
A.:hou-.i 0ug ca,c Is ctrcuicf
A1d warrant 500 perfect cure,
T. pr JAlNES HAIR TONIC.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17


rom ''' 7!'."I % .o'7 - - -;
tendency OF the Puoii' MIRO 'o"'- . .It;
nuieT experimenting Providence h's'''
dom and prudence could not oT'-ee o' FTesef
FoTing- Of an unseen hand and suggested '"s
superior Will. Blew followed :.
cloud Then came s.ea'n OF 'D''i'as' ''1
Ds0i'e Ia t.-, % rule
fe''oTei' ne n''o''': o ,o,.o,,l m,
over ;he'a MAJ WHO
political considerations 10 ''''
mae nero ne ''' cam q - -. Tho
dcnce IN our institutions "e' - -,
i-oFa Il" IT, anu -" '''i, ~ II. - -. -
Pu' ouI trust ana a. -. ~ -t.-,
is1 !" ne F0i J. ,.13
Is al Almighty Dispose OF 81 4's'.''
seek the counsel and 1id OF a '1'' I'll '''
Influences that control and sTerTie az ine O men
and c0n'inces u that 'neF' : 7o''s'i'.'=
prudence, patriotism and Po''' "i''- 80
81 empires
Ny carntryrnen God Is 'eae'a5 = 'ia' h'
u--ha Iis favor i Life " must earn 'ii' ',''" Vi
perish W. must learn TO fecos''7e the Saviour - '
vernon OF Natl;Hs-'o ''''S' % 'i'''' 90 '''' ~
ha- revealed himself in His Holy Word
We had III ;he late President al '"a' ~ c''i ''' '' a
Chef Magieirae' TO meet the wants ' ou' mart = "s'
a. Of or la+eenent~' ard therefore W. = wen
trusted n'in
Probably there Is scarcely 4 man MAJ c''7e'' N ' ~
hisior! and character 50 r!uch Ok 'ae '''''n '' ''
rcouires. Evidently lifted Wa he OF 'iod tor ''
AID hi. responsible duties He mad the peculiar talents Tor
tho head OF the Government more needed There than in @H
other Office connected with IN administration OF me govern
nlent.
Through period OF tweSty wears be ras called % act "
various capacities unde: the coycrnnea- Secretary ON
lanIl.in Chict and Governor othc NorW Territory
Here he displayed h< AID peculiar ;aenis-nry OF
purpo-c-knovcdse Of meu-acquantance with public At
fair, and principles Of In us situation Is Gov
ernor of the Nartiesern Territory h displayed I'LL these
varied talents and, he rose .ro station TO station e be-
cam. sill useful. By the proves OF hs arm he dc
tended iby the wisdom OF s counc!s he governed IT, at
time sngulary trying. wheH The Hians had renewed their
savage border wartarc-whcn murders frequent and
a,rocou-vlen the whole frontier wa, filed riti di-ay-
when the labars of the lu,bandnen e7e suspended aid
many filc. deserted ,he homes 10 seek safety in Aishr
cn Harrison sur ;hc country into , est posture of de-
fence and restored confidence TO the sinking hearts OF the in
boLi,,n,s
HI. INTEGRITY Of character wa, .inerlv conspicuous
Though long pas,es.cd of opportunities o cnrirag himself
no ~ and died mar. and ,hat not from prodi-al:ty. ba
from ,ny HI. never used hi, Immense power and M
cnc t., procure situations for hi. relatives or friends II We
cxccp his Private Secretary Once after his resignation Of
i i f { hie he r.ade NJ, h- mind to
apply for place at West Point for HI ono OF hi, poor
I'LL , t .,,,i hal .,,,,li.l ,r ,,. ,,,,, sim
''''7 7'''''s
''''' 10 "9 ,',, ''.'
mining '''' 'Pl ''''''' '''' -, ,.'
'""'raoE ''i'''' VIZ "V ~ '>' ''' '' @ s
''''s"7''' '''10" 90 ''
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
D,>.: Uors,i. TmTTRK. SCNLD HEAD,

x B,r.,- l,. H. cIna Blolchc Face pPic> e or ecirN
p.-r.i. lm-ia o the skln arr .airly
is, ami cvpciteu-. hy the use OF SAND>H Ctb'N r.
REMEDY FOR SALT KllEJM Nhch have no" been thooshN
,,. IN M e.nrd iTcrcn, cases. without having fl'd ia
INV b.r direction, attended to- Every per.on Afflicted
win ci,h, invited 10 MAKE Immediate use o
this valuable remedy. md get cured without dciiy
Tiecurc a j. warranted We 'ree me 'olo"'" W
tract from evidence ofIr, wonderful efficacy
Mr., Margaret Clark oi New York a l been cured o severe
and innr standing Rheum IL hor c'ruhchr size
rod ,aron. pounl,r medicines under the oi tfo
en- rnt NJ complaint baflcd their ~l ASef no
, MIR, Chapman No ~ nathan street
W.. induced ,o purcha-c Oft remedy lim"'y en "i
pvir H. began csycr and entirely we'll ihc case
~ rIlia spear o Na-> aly -t - yeir OF age
box aud hou" al The COMPOUND fN
d.scl"- su! made psfiec h
after having been afflicted tha9 twenty years h Aifs
,iarinr of Norwich perfectly cured atrf the dH' "ad
. for .u.n,, five YEAR. n It's form. Edwin Porter nc
chart Of Fa River Mas Joseph Clare NJ ~ w hmeon street
Y y John Parker farmer OF staten Island and numerous other'
have an perfectly S tins wonderful nc'cinr
preplred ,ts wholesale rcrt3. by =, = " u >tl -
AN, 100 ton-,trct oEdw y Y Sold al'" n H.
Raul, Co, Abauy: rrVctt roughkcp,ie VI laen New"
Haven: f. W Bu j. Na.wori Providence W m
Brown Boston; and bs Druggists generally
IN the principal II she liitcd States Price 81
y I;-N-ci4nt, supplied tlc ''ard terms nu Im
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Sold So-le and rel1i by l. T. d. thDS Drlggist. .
amt l9u Ful,o, aud - E1, Grsld~ay. Hrce 81
y B-A .5eea allowance made those purchase e
mil In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
COTNTER SCALES.

io.r he am for and parts OF an ouacc i . M s4's
nd distinct, Attached balance o i4rs llc 10Y, anu
,b rc.nect - be very ccnve'eat for rear ~ a.tn
=, tb, ,.h Represented in the rut each scale J. P'' ~. s
% ~ nearly Sat either be used nj pleasure. Na' "! cOa,
' acurac-iakug les to turn 'hS' 'he ~d
paGt III t and bin,y uln- all the Inconvenience Of
% ar ..e weights; cable At pleasure ana Gon'o'1s al
cha"> ~ - ,,. -,s.r. / Il very l-asonable pvce by
u'eSc a, M i " THEODORE WALSH III iren' + cor. OVAL