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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
TO MARRIED LADIES

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS
l These invaluable Powders have been universally adoptsd
in Europe but France IN particular, for upwards Of thirty
years a. well a BY this country being ~
only md remedy for ladies WHOSE
health forbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame Restell, well knowb for thrifty Year,
Female Physician the principal Female Hospsls N
Europe-hose Vienna and Par-where favored BIZ hsr
great experience and opportunities she attained eels
krty in those great discoveries medical scence 20 no
ciay adapted the fema frame for which her medicines
now stand allied well this country Europe Hs
with the physiology and anatomy the female
frame enabled herby tracing the decline and il health Of
Queat rapid and often apparently ne1plieabls which
true arrive knowlses Of The primary q
1908 led to the discovery Of her celebrated preventive Pow
only health but the life Of many an aectionate wife
and fond mother. -. .
vnatiw benefits resulting to Thousands by their
,ioptos respectfully arouse the atsaon Of the
dOn tnot wise and yirtu9as to prevent sto which
Every dspssonate, vir,uous and enightsned mind will
dame Retel recemnends er ever rscSmmended rrc: hvs
items They be 70 warded BY mail to part e the Uni
MADAME REsTELL. female fbyslcan. Principal odss.
to ock r M Boston Office No. Essex 1t. fis dkwIm.
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, stAII contih
M with Astonishing all diseases peculiar
10 females.
Suppression irregularty. obstruction &C. by whatever
produced removed by Madame c. in short
time.
Madame Cs medical establishment having undergone thor
ough repairs and for the better accommodation Of
she I'd to receive adies
the point Of confinement those who wish to be treated for
obstruction Of their monthly period. . -
Madame be consulted her residence, No Lispe
all times and with the strcest regard secrecy
All and letters must be post paid f23 Inn
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RICH AND POOR

ARE alike bensatteab By Sherman. LcseDss. They stand
high among At W Az PSAT t e make the" known
have induced make attempts 10 psalm of worthless
articles place ct shermau Lozenges which have done 50
maeh 0'd' and cure 50 MILLIONS MILLIONS
M , a n1 wSosps
Asthma, Consumption, P.pitaton and all Nervous dea.
and never an instance known Of faiag to 90 all that
ea'"''' GREAT AND SMALL,
high unite in recommending them to all who need
have announced her virtues from their pup and amidst
have veconmended them TO their patients. when their skill
had famed TO give relief
.o,eu.d to boyhood and shsir deeninr made
Portable happy BY using ask
e. S. Nv los
a.s: :ss s,ss7S:! s.:::
fo:s B51Ssln fSSSs state
G,EOO REWARD CRO3S9 SPECIE!C MKT
$OVO for the Of delicate diseases We give mo long
e.: Ss :pssi %
object notify where be had and that the propre.
tu nc Or $500 For sal. Miiaor druggist
1iTiTHOUT MEKCUKY-DR. .. BKENNA has II
4. eu nsn9 Ssd @ on FEW
days description Of .yphe d,ss.s whether recent =.
fl. Sy q Brsans does not contain par.
therefor. cannot possibly ndusnes
T. body s sa ea o.
is use, however critical the eircsnssanees under which
% Patients wishing advice consult Dr.. Brenna at his
once Granite Building # Broadway and CnamDers
street Chambers sire t. at amv hour from 10
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNDREW'S AMERICAN LOCK.

ITO THE PysLIC-$soo REWARD.-Ths late repeated
toas,y circulated that Andrews celebrated Combination
Lock had opened picked and which thus far have been
character Of some pausbity BY which means upright
been their sanction aud counte
10 such REPORTS The Amer Bank Lick ConpxT there
fore with The Of esns the auesen u away to put The
natter beyond contradiction have decided TO place Of
Apdrews Combin, lsck upon iron safe enclosing
certified check for Five Hundred Dollars which amount shall
This check certified and draw able to the order Of
city the key Of the Lock and to whom reference
ia made 80 -
be bya fair open and honorable list none other
by arts Of chicanery and trick (Which with be exposed be-
comes upon the creduy acd ignorance Of
the decepon: The AMERICAN Ban. Lock Compsry BY this
bnaton Lock hch thus far whstood every test and
has saved banks from robbery and rain In doing
other Locke their being to prevent an shsctua bar
The thest will remain exposed in the Exchange Reading
Room for two months from this date.
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j. PE.ASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHUUND CANDY.

OLhhlflED ESCENCE OF
HOARHUUND CANDY.
y e sars Of s OF e.
cough and % and BY If @ #
H., s Of S Candy they are so amaga
cav
s s: with and qiei s,fs %sa I.
=. DsrRorr, Oct 18th, 1871.
Dear si BE good as to send twenty of your large
:: Il pubic
but must, j9s.e that a. convinced Of my
ror. lam withgreat respect, NJ ,r,v,r
H.ahouad CANDY in R nv }amI sr
colds and Th6 SIC SSER S.
Dr. Roger. requests Us 10 say that he has prscteed midi
.iSs for thirty year. during hi; Icing period
colds thai distressing complaint whOopns
and ... a. ns: :
II
sS
a. an excellent remedy those cases and for the
C css
Rev Mr. Lindsey, Psstor Of NJ E Church, Second at
M NJ Es f..o r. Of IN Gs church oy
s M" y x9s cSaess
Re, Mr. !;riihn, Pastor of C Church, Bedford st.
Rev MIR G,bbs, Ill Third Avenue
Key Mr. Berry Faster of Wsey Metho dist Church.
Rev Mr. Lyon, Pastor NJ Church, York. Pa.
As ~ regrh the efficacy Of Peases Hoarhound Candy,
enough has been sadthoussnds
who would believe above neither would he b, be-
heve, trough should rise fr m the dead
prsps q u. GENUINE s'T s.s ri sgcnsS Assn
ed j. Peae San, IS Division Of whom n can n, oh
eet, Wholesale and retail Country srdes punetasiv a.
teuded to. ~
Terms invariably cssh: Aillstss, must be postpaid
Rnhton Aspinwal, ITO Broadway 10 Astor House. and
81 w lillian st ~
Thompson, cor Fulton aud william SITS.
Sxnds - Fulton a., and Granite Buildings cor Of Boa
way and Cha at over No SIXTH Avenue.
The foil wing Stats agsnn:-
Mr. q W Needing No Sts,e Of, Boston. Mas
NrG Zieber. no. 81 Doek 81, Philadeiphia, Pa
RawIs Co 81 State st Albany.
Ar yRossrtson. No. ITO Baltimore u, Baltimore, Nd.
Msssrs Duboue 4 Co. Mobile, Ala
S-s-. y Gums Co. Nc. 10 EseAanas Place. New o.
rss ar DuvaI asa Broad n, N~w~h,NI
NJ " N Hsldswsn, Lousvi!ls. NJ
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HARNDEN 4 CO.

ITO PAPER MANUrACTUKERs.,TAs susse.bsr. nv
notice that Mesns Howe tsoddard, Of Meccsstsr No.
mort notice upon the most reasonable terms Fs.rdrsS I'd
chimes sise in the web it leaves the dryers Ae
pss which in point Of and fni1 . net
81 any other Establishment in this country. larBs number
0loW operation many IF the best mills to whom rslsfaeo
will b given for ali Particular
n Lii
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is..s !. q q. So Il 81 f:
ds' III p ,s% =:
A * "a assss No. Ne" street. s, w Be-
o DOR: Wall :.ss FIT "ss:s
Th. ~. Srsf store the ssssry side Of Cherry
sicry house Monroe street. the 6st house above
The ihIs. story brick house Wa ksr st. between Broad
story house So Fourteenth st. between the
''n Th hsG h III Avenue .,es =. D.. G, u
TSs ;iers saws..r :ifsst, near Sid zip =, ~ ~ ''
The brick house 22s Nnsieenth occupied By L. John
h i :; ;os Usss
IN iasi si tS : sounding ON Harlem
N S,,r l''o Mr.. DELArLAIsE, ss Wall stree, Once,
- HOTEL TO RENT-Frem the hrsi o. May merit
~ TIE largs and se,. . Hotel !. south Anbcy
s1 sn saa 7 y
bach and Bs.ng houses two or three hundred yards from
m" sr s oe ssSy baum
1s il the sS 1s H. s' sas saS plenty q
to rs salt and Ts for .hS and
psa, viii b. farn sSei 70 Sosrasrs al pess
e. " = isA Se:s IL .1s
- HOUSES TO LET IN JERSEY C1TY.-A numbNr
Of Iarre and gentee modern huIt houses replee with
III every couvenie &C. from $500 to 81 per anrum also
few smaller houses from Sis to $27s annum Like
Epssre 81 ANDREW CLERK, Architect and Agent,
the ferry landing MI 81
II ALSOMiNE PAINT.-'The Kasomine paint having been
severely tested IN this city during the winter months
the paientees with renewed confidence to
the public The specimens Of Kalsomine Paint now
ex,sing in New York, renders enume alton OF It's ad
vsntages supeuous among the most prominent are the
following =
Kasomiue Colors luminous and
than oil eoors They applied without
ing any offensive smell luxurious effect upen
health and driving few hours Kaisomine paint may,
properly applied washed WHEN soed according to dsc
lions in the circular
Ordsrs received and puactuslly attended to at the
KALSOMINE PAIN DEPOT.
Rr,st swov Fear lin
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NOTICE.-The business will be continued by HU RLBUT
co, at the old stand all street New York. and "a
State street Hartford Conn., where all must be
rected. Care Of Hurbut &leo 3 Expressn I'll
HAIR CUTTING AND. pREssING .-GIOvANNI
II FERRARI. formerly Of No. Asor House. Broadway,
respectfully begs that he has opened
and elegant Hair Dressing Saloon, No Vesey Aston
House. which will be found replete with comfort and
where he will at all times be happy wait
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DncAsrE 4, ss..s.s .... a.
sf' Which s'' sss &:
:: SSSFos s 'ss
s:'sa !. s: .st. e.
ne rnre he nsse III: Of
ss fs': whole s.1 sy:s: e:
s;RsS q ss ss q
yssad Ia. Paris tn. p.,.n, q
Effects Of
Hs one % gS115 G.r BOT sS. FAIR STA nsn
built and Nae gss, On IAN sS
10 asd g S;
last have large assortment hand PLEASE
Ny boat. are built of oak aud CEDAR fastened with
-" '''N' ''''' Z. l.. fNGERsoLL. 400 Water st..
Dk JOSEPH hEINE Germsn Ply rn,riy from 1873
s head may Be named secondary or primary syphs NO
:s hs sss e1 long 81 p
.s 81 the Dr. y S' x Si &c to he patient
diseases s skin ID" diseases a. sf Women and
S % h d: % A. r be s'cS
Feet stammsrg, &C.. viii performed at his o6se is4
The RSss .ss.s s
tents, and other that b. has made az sraaesmea.
1ss sss... u hi
ST e w. eye T w se q:
d. ssssn ss.s sd sss
W ANItP.A young from to Il years old who can
sss Issss 'ss''ss' to 60 South ut 4
kl CUtyhs IThs e., 'SliowmE co5oT Or first qualify,
ss:1 s:: s:s lfs, s. e. ss:r.
s s.sss s = srs'' SSss ;s%s::
Printer: and and English Blacks
very ~ : 3, eric for 'asat "a. sro,
II that valuable p5opsrty xas1sss
Sss "a IS: s' s:
s ss fw,os
md T I'll sSs, S S ~
:S s.sss:
grinding and gps'or rssyoE c0nta
II Whole Of we'll
and eopysnen, in all M situated in rich and
and 10 full 'psrat'on.
Of ss u vi s s &c !. e. b:
% Ges de % cd ne 3: on So sS
and mortgage for term Of years # desired.
New Yori. or Of he sabseriSsrs in xaSs;s, n y
DIS sn. SM WATSON:
TO LET.-Th, uns1Yred Lease % store, q Feck si.p
RENT Williamsburg and Peek Slip ferry which viii
for person about 70 mbark in the above business:
Possession be had the let OF Februr Apply on s
premises IN
NUTICE:-IIMF0KTANT 10 MERCHANTS and ~
EE;ssans
1: e ss se No. nv e
shah !. PLACED The EnssS mail board hs sts.a:rS
bosts on the sound unless the delay shalt be morehan
yfop, hours over ,hs ordinary TrspD ping time.
friends and Inc public that they do give the above
without power to fulfil the same =, ~
TO PAPER MANUEACTURERs-TAs .usse.les.s ny.
qcrt notice upon he most feasonabe terms Fs.dns7 ID
snss e. !1s psDsr in X. web .. 4 leaves &: ys
every lind q M.ehinery sppsrtainng e The mannses g
wS pSSt Il e.: saa 91 s:s
soW operation many IF the best mhto whom rsFssss
vii, :. given fRR Rissi';i
MADAME RESTELL,
EkMALE PHYSICIAN Ofhee and rssid:pes I4s Green,
where she can Ss committed it The strcsest sooacs ons2
complaints incident to the female frame
Mad.ms Restsps experience and hnowIedgs in the rsa
proa Se e ssS = 1" rsqse DOT e. ssy: sS eers
relief and perfect Ladies desiring proper ned
viii b accommodated during such time wih private srd p
who's delicate health orbas rapid ncFease
uiu he nenb
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10000 CASES IN A YEAR.

Use the right and be cuedYe who Of
suffering obstinate disease, kind of hness
of the airy dwho dr ust and disapron ment
have abandoned all hopes Of strongly invited az
resort have the .ty celebrated Doctor
hearnng cOmpa unknown than . 600 boxes have
cold New York aene and not one failure has
been related any agent selling them. Has such fact
from tn. OF other medcnef Answer ye that
they Iieh in the mind. Of ofsmass whom
ness or general wasting the body from
Oily short time eure For trsve loss Of
control Of the bladder pain in the back from dis Of RE
Kidney or posrat glands these pills preemnently
lessful. -
and Fulton ST. Broadway GER OF Char hers st. Church
Chambers ST. 50 Bowery corner Of Walker II East
Broadway; 37s Market ct. Pha epa;l Maiden lane, Al
bany North Main It. Provdece, and iss Washington st.
Boston Pic. 81 90.
Also Dr. Pcetts radicaer celebrated for its speedy and
certain cure Of one disease. Him
nIssOLU TON OF COPARTNERsHIP'-The copart:
II neoip existing under the Of HURLBUT
J. HURLBUT
AMOS SMITH.
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DR. ALLEN'S BALSAM

nv Horehound Livsrwort and Peursy Root has gained
~ reputation the Of Consumption and Liver GEM
not Intended Ike the com non hu Wbugs day
every disc but only for the Of diseases Of the
ungs liver and for these complaint has equal on
earth Raising Blsod cough and loss Of strength Ger
tam .ymptomse Il eonsum Ption pr Aens Bassm Q.
remedy aud the sick and distressed resort tot they are
of being restored TO he h contains no opium or
any deadly poison lu and supply the but
heals the lungs. gives health and strength
Let the sick Il.
OPINrsNs or.THE faculty. DnRAsE OF THE LuHos
DR. Allen dear Sir- have prescribed your Balsam OF
Horehet nd, Lvcrwor and Peury Root severe coughs
dies had failed am glad 10 valuable medicine with
any dtleerious narcotic ing,sdient entertain
mend L to my pa Your. truly,
c. PRESTON, Physician, New York City.
For Wholesale and reta w. A. Tyler 50 Barclay
street, New York, and By E. NJ 0uion. corner Bowery
Grand street. fSlm.
HAVANA sEGARS:.PICABlA MANZANEDO, %
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lInn UM-HOw IMPORT the import Of sentence
T. sometimes theomssion Of little word Ia late card
TO public Doctor Carpenter t. say that with
y thirty years practice aed ia certsn class Of
vulenf enabled 10 Effect perfect in
all the short period Of two three days i'm
portnt .nconary Of the types deeming the wsrd not TO
might seem, Doctors office literally bssieged By apo
relief this high pressure principle and stranger
still the fact that OF them were actually ueed In the
short space Of time 30 unwaIrantably promised them
irons that skill and assdry will uu.! be de-
wefare recent admit Of speedy
and hence the Importance Of ssrIy spclisstor,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

600 Trabucos and Canohee DIANA and DO
100 Oo0 Trick Amnstia and Principe, cheap.
The whole entitled debenure aud in lots 70 fuit purcha
Il5 I'm,
VXTILDEnS PATENr SALAMANDER IRON SAFE.
w These Safes are made Of Stout Wrought Bar and
Plate Iron ryeed together the substantial
end lined with che meal preparation which eopduc
been made Ia furnaces other saes and burning build
rCs have thev failed to the
tents uuniured while of other makers have been
troy ed by the same heat All sa'amander Safes made by
Wilder and sold BY the slb:crber will be equal to any that
have tested assortment hand made 10
order, and for sale BY ,,rpp,>,o a.. w.,.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANDATORY.

No. 2ss Broadway, corner Of Park Place, NJ r..
GORGE Derrick takes this METHOD to thanks to
his friends and the public for nhs liberal he
has received in his line begs remind them that he still
continues his cid stand where he manufactures saddles
and harne~ Of description at reduced prices vi.
formerly He also leave TO
state that he has just received shato made
Saddles spring which he sell very low for cash.
All articles manufactured BY him warranted to be the
best mate rial superior workman, hip.
N. BCHorses carefully measured and fitted by himself
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PLATED WARE, Gu lLERY

-. sale At their Branch ~ MAIDEN Lane New York
assortre of Plated Urns Walters Csudescks Cruets
Fla%es Egg I;s Toast Rack; Dish Covers IS Britain an
largest assortment in the cy Cutlery eomgnsirs Table
aud FOrks in doz asd sets Pocket PEN k aud
and Coffee sits sposn, Esrts s ssiaels. Cha1s Tim
Movements Silver Pencils, Thimules. Tooth Picks, spee,a
eies, Paste STONES, &c &c. tl2-lIa'
ID n rkeL-CROLIUs'S Premium at Establisnment:-
Three Diplomas Silver MEDALS awarded at the fairs
Barge Race, Club. Gondola Fishing Cunning Yawl Gig
Surf Sail and Pleas B0ats Of every description
York. 49, :, ,u
builder Of the Sultan Of Muscas Pleasure Barge
GaIele Victoria Atlantic, Wakona &C. Also, the Ann ef
Peeksk Wash ngtou Of Poughke epse Duchess Of Hyde
Park and Wave Of Mobile George Stewart Of Louis
vile &c. Eblslm'
7 NORMA sGGARS.-2o0,o0O OF tins celebrated braod
IL superior quality, and entitled Uebenture landed from
' Is, sm '-' NJ. RAIDER. w Chatham st.
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MaNRE yASk cEEsSxTEb c0% Nj IN III
LOCK- ready receive orders for hi. celebrated
ceved prepared from the extensive arrangements
the Of these Locks to deliver
every Bank in ke United satss and the security hsv hay.
against being robbed having often been tested by buRls
sufficient that bank be considered safe deposto
locks can have while these b defiance to al
attempts the combination Of changes il underg
ING from 1904 to OOO will Of the furnishes
security found any other mode Of senng Locks fr
safes and store doors from l26 to 4,0s changes
A relates the superiority Of this lock otheF
ference made to Of the banks Wall street New York
WADRWORTH SMITH,
Ah Jouea' lane. agents for the city.
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT,
IN NEW YORK.

MONS. MALLAN 4 SONS, Surgeon Dentists, No
WI sra Broadway, and at London anS Paris MORN thu
Public Of New York and its vicinity that consequence
Of their very extensive practice they have at length
been induced to open Permsnent Establishmeu where
they may be consulted st No. 372 Broadway between
Franklin and White Streets in all cases apperaining to
their profession in which they have been successful
consequence Of their celebrated discoveries and i'm
provements in the art Of Dentistry
Mons Malan returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronsge he has received and continues to receive par
tculsrly to the Medical profession OF New York oi
their kind recommendations and advocating Mons MI
i'm Prev ment IN Dentristy.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-17

their heads. IL is said that the compromise act
is SO worded that without further legislation
there will be no duties whatever collectable on
imported goods after the 30th instant, in which
case the whole revenue of the Government will
be cut Off
The project now is TO hold in terrorem over
the head of Mr. Tyler, the idea that he is 10 be
left without any money 10 carry on the Govern
ment, unless he signs bill postponing the ope-
ration Of the compromise act and to this bill Is
also attached a sneaking little section repeating
the proviso in the distribution law.
Now do these members Of Congress suppose
that the American People are SO blind and stu
pid as not to see through this miserable piece of
political juggling? If SO, they will find them
selves most grievously mistaken. Should the
revenue be cut off and the wheels OF Govern
ment be stopped under such circumstances, the
people well understand upon whom the respon-
sibility should fall.
Again, we caution these lactous lntrlguers
TO beware of strangulation on their own gal
lows. We do but echo a widespread and ra-
pidly increasing public opinion, when we say
that no Congress ever possessed so little strength
or respect among the people as the present.
Let them carry out this scheme of borrowing
money on the credit Of the nation to- distribute
among the States-ior it is nothing more no
less than this-and they will inevitably sink
themselves 10 lower depth Than they have yet
found; while on the other hand the President,
by yelong it, as he surely will, and thus doing
himself still higher in the estimation of the pub
hc He will have good reason to thank his per-
secutors for driving him to this exremity.-N.
y. Sun.
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THE MADISONIAN (.
DEFENCE OF THE ADMINISTRA-
TION

"STRIKE, BUT HEAR p is the significant mot
10 of the Madisonian-the organ of the present
National Administration Boiling over in wrath
because the Executive would not become par
~ TO gross imposition upon the People, IN the
shape of an oft-repudIated United States Bank,
the great mass of the Federal press and party
leaders are striving 10 prejudice the People
against every act Of the President. Even the good
he has done he has no credit for land the privilege
allowed to a common criminal at the tar OF JUS
lice, TO be heard in sell-defence, is denied HIM.
The organ of the Administration-the only press
which lifts its voice in vndicaton OF the Execu-
live at the seat of Governments visited with
the vengeance of the parasites of Clay in Con-
gress and out. The patronage OF Govern
ment, to which it was most fairly entitled, has
been wrested from its possession and bestowed
upon an adversary, apparently with the nope Oh
silencing its batteries and pack oil BANK VIM
fets, not venturing TO meet it upon any lar
grounds of argument, are barking in senseless
abuse against its manner and position
We profess no particular favor for, nor identi-
ty with, the present Administration we OPP
posed its elevation TO power, on the oroad
grounds of fundamental principles-and, al
though there have been many acts OF President
Tylsr for which ,Le county owe h,m large
debt of gratitude, there have been others which
have met our disapprobation. 1t is strong Tea
ture in the Democratic creed-and one that Is
Numerically the reverse Of that of their oppo-
nents-to appreciate and acknowledge good and
Just deeds even when performed by one who has
been ranked with their adversaries. Hence we
have found that in an independent and consci-
entious discharge of duty, the President has re-
ceiyed less honorable and magnanimous treat
ment from his party friends than from those who
were ostensibly his political enemies. Although
he has been induced to prescribe many capable
and trustworthy public officers, for difference OF
party identity, and to sacrifice some essential
measures of the Republican party, still he has
found multitudes in that party ready to award
the highest need of honor for the noble and in
dependent stand which he has taken, on mo-
mertous occasions, in defence of the rights OF
his countrymen and in the preservation OF the
institutions Of the great Nation over whose
destinies he has providentially been called to
preside.
But our object in this place, is to give the
Administration hearing lin its own behalf in.
The following article from the Madisonian.-
Troy Budget.
We are glad to see the article referred to go
the rounds in the Democratic papers. The Pre-
sident will have fair hearing in spite Of the
ultra Wing sheets.