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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

A JUsT PUNIsHMENT.-A fellow in London, named
Bel, or Hamilton lately made an attempt to c,tort
money from young lady, the daughter Of a respect
able architect, by sending her letters, in which he
stated that he acquainted with her, having lIc-
quented certlin brothel, and that il she dil not
"buy his secret Others would, in the Gnfamou,,
Sdfrid newspaper. He was convicted at the Cen
trial Criminal Court and sentenced TO fourteen ear,
transportation the Judge only hesitatng between that
term and transportation for hfe.-PhL Led.cr.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

FRoM ST.. DOMMGo.-Capt Robinson, Of the brig
William Nelson, from Port au Prince in twelve
days to New York, reports all tranquil at Aux Cayes
and Port au Prince when he sailed. The govern
ment of st. Domingo had put on one dollar aud ten
cents extra tonnage duty on American vessels aud
one half OF the export duty coffee had been taken
Otto take effect on the | lth inst
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

do not admire man (says PASCAL who possesses
one virtue in all It's perfection he does not at the
same Tune evlhce the opposite virtue in equal de-
gree, such as was EpamInondas, who to extreme va.
lour, joined the utmost kindness and bcngnity
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

MASurAcruRNG IN VRoNIA.-The PETERSBURG
lnegencer states that the manufacturing establish
ments in that town and lis vicinity are in a thriving
condition. There eight cotton factories in the
town, some Of them large scale, and in active
operation.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

You give me great deal of trouble - said king
TO one OF his generals who had long been pe,iloning
for some favor. ''Your Majcsty's enemies say the
same thing was the gallant reply
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

Nj spend their lives in trying TO understand each
other, and, at the close, are compelled TO ackow-
ledge that they cannot even understand themsclyts
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29
The beautiful sentence subjoincd is from the Gear
penter Of Rouen, popular play:

Pehter OF houen, popular play:
The mechanic, sir, is one Of Gods nublemen.--
What have mechanics not done Have they not
opened the secret chambers Of the mighty deep. aud
extracted IFS treasures, and made the raging bJw,
their highway on which they ride as on a tame
stecdi Are not the elements Of fire and water cham
ed to the crank, and at the mechanics bidding com
PEELED TO turn It Have not mechanics opened the
bowels Of the earth, and made its products contribute
to his wants The lorked lightning is their play
thing, and they ride triumphant the wings of the
mighty wind To the wise they the loJdgites Of
knowlege, and kings and queens are decorated BY
their handy works, lie who made the universe wa.
great mechanic"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

CRrpursG-An editor out west saw an article
credited To "John Meals Brother Jonathan" lie
copied II INTO bis paper, and, beng a man Of breyty
credited to jonathan Neal"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

Procrasiination has been called thief the thief
OF time. wish IT were no worse than thief ID b,
murderer; aud that which ii HI Is % not time mere
ly, but the immortal soul.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

LOUIS PHILIPPE CONC ENCLAND.-It is stated
III late London papers that the King Of the French
had sgnited his intention TO recprocatc the friendly
visit OF Queen Victoria by excursion TO England
in the course of the present autumn.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

NAnE.-Tbe infant daughter of the Queen Of
Portugal Is TO be baptized Donna Maria Anna Fer
nanda Leopoldna Michnla Ralaa Gabrielle Carlola
Antonio Julia Victoria Praxedes Ganzaga dc Bragar-
zae Bourbon SAKE Coburge Gotha
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

by the above ii l. attempted to prove that in Fraace
the population and circulation have progressed alike
aud the result has been revusion in trade except
ing that which has been the consequence Of shocks
from America and England. But in Great Britain
prosperity only progressed long population and
circulation went together, and which terminated, as
will be seen, in 1918.
Birmingham IS the principal depot for this doctrine
and much activity has been lately displayed for its
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

a pair Of hcns eghiythres yens Of age, residing in
Charesto~n visited The top Of Bunker I'LL Monument
on Saturday. The venerable ladies claimed 10 be-
the steam gratis.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

At st John, 7 n. on the 4th August, Mrs. NJ.
wife Of the United States Consul, native Of Non
Va aud on the -.h, Cora, daughter Of the Consul
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

How will the Globe dispose of General Dawson,
who was appointed Postmaster at New Orleans, a
little while ago, by Mr. Tyler; Is be polluted by the
Tyler touch? The Democrats of Loui,iapa have
elected him their representative in Congress but
according to the doctrine Of the Globe he has proved
himself unworthy of as,ociating with the Democratic
party, by accepting office under Mr.. Tyler, and that
press OF course will object to his voting for Blair and
Rlyes as printers 10 the next Congress The New
Hampshire Patriot will read him cut Of the party
and the New Hampshire Argus will denounce him il
they consistent yet the Democracy OF Louisiana
have confidence in him, and susrect he will hear
ty cooperate with and be confded in by the Demo
cratic members Of Congress, notwithstanding all this
Boston Post.
According t. the Globe, Mr. Dawson is perfect
gentleman and Democrat of undoubted orthodoxy
The reason is that Mr. Dawson will have vote ioI
public printer at the next session of Congress. II
Mr.. Henshaw we're to resign his present Office and b,
elected TO Congress, the Globe would pronounce him
sterling Democrat, man worthy to fill the office
President Missouri Reporter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

Some men appear to think that they shall reach
heaven on the back Of charitable donation.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29
From The augusta (Me } Age
MIR. ,BROWNSON.

The Globe is queer paper. II Pounces upon
every body and every thing that does not come up to
It's standard of orthodoxy" whether II be IN po
ties ethics with great deal more oil ierocity than
judgment. 1t issues It's bulls Of excommunicatlor
against every unucky wight, who happens 10 get a
political notion into his head, which does not exactly
square with the notions the Globe enterains ana
alone considers genuine, be he politician or political
essayis and that too, with all the iormally and ali
Of authority, which characterize those Illuminated by
the Popes OF Rome.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

FmIAL LoyE.-The following letter from the Hon.
Ipaddy Thompson Minister to Mexico, addressed
10 one Of the editors of this paper, narrates an incl
Cent beautifully and touchngly Illustrative of the
deep and tender affection with which the gifted and
lamented Legde repaid the nature and care Of that
widowed mother, " hose early and judicous training
doubtless laid the foundation of his eminence.-
Charleston Courier
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29
Nj xIco. Aug Is. 1879


Ny Dear ST: | have rarely known the death Of
any individual 10 more general sensation than
that of our amened friend Legare; TO call forth
more llteiing tributes to that genius, learning and
eloquence, for which he chiefly known TO the
world, | beg leave to mention to you an incident
which exhibits those tender and affectionae quail
ties which much endeared him to his friends. A
deep and abiding affection for ones mother, have
generally found 10 be the most striking characteristic
of 4" natures inely touched" have never known
this feeling 10 exist stronger degree than with
Mr.. Legare. We were classmates and intimate
friends IN College-and served also IN Congress to-
gether. When lie made that most splendid effort on
the Sub treasury, which called forth the universal
admiration of political friends aud op onents, after
he had received the cong ratulatiOus of all around
him said, come, Lrgare, your lodgings are DIS
tant from the capltol-mine are near, go and dine
with me" When had arrived at my house,
said 10 him, ." well Legare, dad not choose 10 MN
gle my congr tulatious with the crowd; bat now
tell you that you have made splendid speech, aud
proud of you' lie replied, q" thank you, and
value what you say, for | know that II Is sincere y
and then, with eyes suliused with tears, added,
do assure you, that the greatest happiness which
feel is TO know that my mother will be gralIhed.n
Yours, truly, w. THOMPSON.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-29

The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived IN Wash
ington this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
DIR GREGORY


long been accustomed to prescribe for certn elias,
of PATIENTS who, rtoular reasons may require
best of yhe Doctor has enjoyed extended
opportunities of critically stgapy and stud the
morbid conditions of the living itutng
class of ia lies alluded and by this he's
practc Il" we'll the mrhodics" knowledge OF this
branch Of his oroesoD The pathological Of
these disorders the Infinite variety detail
find variety of form AID regard To the human
th being the how then
all diseases This false If applied diseases
re and Is m more So Is wicked when applied TO certain
paItc ular disorder
To disease successfully the symptoms must inquired
aud cffec-di cd symptoms effects
often patents who complain OF
symptoms ae(a they disease cured Ga in
Caring into the history aud Of there frequent
symptoms and totally the viii ought
have been th- first To attack.
Wherr has been obtained within reasonable
be assured there that cia
may subdned ard extns uishedu owing
ceft the peh peculiaIty of
tut may be hdd. rbd consecutive condition
that has heretofore overlooked misunderstood Per
never effect This latter will especially apply
structure On tn subject tho reader referred
the treatise private maladie written by DR. Gregory the
price ceu-or sale he drug Nos 10 and loo Full
ton Bowery conner street, and lsS
Deancey and by the author his private
Barclay Broadway he at home, aud be
consulted privately hour of the day evening
= II b .rclsy st. near Broadway.
Persons at diance By sel,ps 81 VIII receive
q Dr. Gregory is the proprietor OF the America Nledi-
celebrated and speedy for the piles
Price 81.
Me Sicated vapor Baths administrators at all hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepest research long study and uutirng
hes been discovered pecifc--a medical
never before attempted by composed OF
hew materials and possessing powers lar surprising anything
nsp empoyeJ on tha. The inagns2n has ever CONCEIVED
Npossoe 10 employ the Of Gonorhpa elects
ana diseases generally Of the uetha IN male or e-
Gus me ease may be- II will yield div and naturally the
PHEASANT and Certain curative of this remedy Ma
ny persons win gratitude have acknow that no hing
mass Specific PIls.n ~
These homss Specific Pills are unpleasant to the taste
or the stomach and neither Diet or alb
from the system,
SO confident Is the proprietor Of the surprising efficacy
this remedy that he chall.n the whole a, nj M the
void prodaee any thing equal it, confidently
all sufferers that IL they will make but trial of homss,s
Specific Pills. they will find speedy and sale let the case
he ever so comp cated and severe.
The Pills ar, and as diuetic and ss rim
gent also powerful purifiers Of the system and y subs tut
tins for diseased eciion in the the Affected
restore The patient the full and happy enjoyment ali his
health in the pristine days OF unbemlshcd youth
and Innocence. Price 81 per box.
Agrptsi9 100 uon street. II East Broadway corner
Market s73 Broad way corner Chamber street tGrne Bold
ingsl mi 'm.r
pATENr siiEATnIN0 PArEk-so bales OF very su-
psoS article much approved Of aid well adapted obot
tors OF ihips, reots n hossss NC nor sale by
y. T. COLLINs& co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
TO the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-day newspaper-pub
shed every day the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornag-price 81 cents per copy 50 u per snnum-
posages paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
,oori1 therefore, the best channel business
men in the city 81 country Prices moderatecash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofsll kinds executed OF the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrEToR HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Nor+hwec corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

MRS. CARROLL'S Meticated Vapour Maths, IS Court
M andt street-Cods, throat, Ianbago, rheunatism
fever aud erysras, scarlet fever &c &c. eectuaiy
cured days The fear OF catching cold
many from using The vapo.I bath whereas properly admins
cold and who take become Injured the change
from heat cold and bid defiance variable climate
Open from o'clock in the morning TIL o'clock night Por
table Baths OF the city Booklye. Bathing
Tubs and Hi1 Baths FOR hire. mlb6tr
DEAL HAVANA SkGARS-The lovers OF a genuine
IL Havana segar would do well to call at 40 Broadway,
unser Cafe Torton setwe-n Lsey aud Cedar Streets
which place they find the largest the city
of the above named luxury. Call aud be satisfied.
ml5 Im.ec A MOL rEMEYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
LONDON AND MANCGESTER INDIA RUB.
RER GOODS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. Tn
w subscriber has received and Offers for sale large
ment ofimported India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz
Coat and Capes ofsupener lama Cashmere Lama Persian,
Hcrno aud Cotton, of all colos and sizes
Clothnda Rubber Water Proof, super Lama Lama Per
"a and Cotton, prepsred for tailors
India Rubber Weddings for suspendep, c0ysetx, &c.
s2s 6rpsT t...s.. ....t. CHAS. ARRAEAhSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.
MONS MALLAN-SOUND MAGNIFIERS-lNVISI
wi Bile VOICE CONDUCTORs.-To enable person,

w BILE VOICE CONDUCTUHs.-Io enebIe pefsons
instantly advanced aud Of forty and fifty stand
lng Of extreme Deafness and of those who only slightly
dull of hearing gesera conversation and 10 catch the
sound distant low speaker public assembly They
the of avery small gold shilling piece ans when in
cavity OF the least peIceptibe
more uncomfortable than having small piece OF hne wool in
place. And although they extremely small yet they
enable those afflicted with deafness to hear
respect, equal to those of most accurate hearing.
TO be had OF Mons Mailan son. Surgeon Dentists sole
agents the rstenee No. 2 Broadway next to the Union
Club.
he above invention been IN Europe tor
years and strongly ended being one OF the greatest
discoveries OF the age. .
Pers0ns in New York city, the remittance
of1lo, have forwarded by post to any part
mil Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

s,sp FARM AT AUCTiON-wi DE offered at pocllc
ysndue, the farm late Of William Cook deceased in
utaby divided in meadow, pasture and pougn land with
supply OF wood and timber dwelling house,
q the house of vm McFaIian in Wh psny, on FIR
ny, 2i;h OF March, ntsnt a2 clo T. NJ Conditions
III liberal ndance the time Of sale by the sub
criber,. SlLAS FUTILE,
b CALVIN HO " ELL,
tnlol ~. H.. nrra,I al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

E-A 10 LET OR LEAsE-The story brick dwelling.
fNf with attached corner OF Broome aud Wooster
the above good situation or grocer, and would be
las Of leased, at low rent. Inquire of
J.J. AUSTIN. 10 South ST., no stairs, or
mIs6tsr j SHRADY, 1877 Eldridge st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

fs,.x~ FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE, for productive real
Ss4p petty in New Yors or BROOKLYN, valuable fam of
H. 40 acres, the head Of Little Meek Raw, Town Of
Eiah,ua, L. ng Island, l2 miles from New York. On said
house with folding doors, kitchen. and
eli room a,tacheo Goa. h, milk. sm kehouse &C.; also,
large donble mhouse barn. Sheds cribs &c. good order,
Of n wild fowl and other game; said farm is in
God heart we'll fenced wors, and land my:
pa daily to and New York. few farm, offer many
bdncs mens to gentle men If leisure. -
Apry to James T. Van Znd Of Myrtle and
bod stIs et Broohyn T.. Van Beuren the premi
La milo wsrc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
DEATHBY LIGHTNING

We learn the following particulars of truly
melancholy event which occurred at Canaan. n II
last Monday, from gentleman who was upon the
spot socn after the sad occurrence
About four o'clock p NJ Ij,a inst two men.
Jacob Richardson and Caleb Kinball, were bar.
rowing m the same field Kimball was driving
four oxen, while Richardson was teeming with
"no horse, both being within a rod Of each other.
= SINAI shower was nearly overhead and the cleo
lrie huid descending from the cloud, struck Kim.
hall, the icrward yoke Of oxen, and the horse Of
Richardson dead, knocking down Richardson and
NE remaining oxen, at the same time splitting the
ySkes, whittietrees aud harows Il appeared that
The lightning struck Kimbah upon the head the
crown oil has ma, torn on; and gone and the skin
was Mayed ~ from both sides Of bis neck and
5reas Richardson soon recovered and was able
20 rise from the ground, bu, be appe AIRED much
I injured, the hand in which be held The reins. and
The arm ani Nc leg Of that side being useless for
some TINE !, is hoped, however, he will reeov
Ter, Richardson's be, was found, having hv,
hole' perforated in IL four about he size Of small
oulie's---one heing nearly three times he size 0
the er'-iRff PaiTioL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08


HuxBu0GERy is the order OF the day There
is large class fpeople who ifthey are not hum.
bugged once in about so long appear to suffer the el
fcots Of the deprivation as much as a marine does
fno, Hoggcd his usual allowance We notice in the
y Y. Tribune new cure for Consumption
Aud wha, is Il, Is IT compound of ingredients
s.niIel out by the light Of science and adapted 10
the pathology Of the lungs, by one who has thor
oughly suiifd the uanls Of the organs and the
specific egeeb Of those Ingredients upon them p
Oh no--,hele's no humbuggery in that-'twont
do--People won, take tits pofeeary" medi-
cine. !, kills morcn il cures !" it's mineral
yi-en" Of eonrse, il anything but quack invent.
Cd II and they don't believe in "pizening sick
folks 10 make EN- bclor" The s,aiions, well.
read p9fecary doctor" don, know anything -
bat in the skill Of some filthy old negro, who's can.
nc, write his own name; or some old gpsey wo-
man, OF some Indian squaw or chief, who dc not
know whether a man has one or dozen back
bones IN has body in the skill Of these pitiful
prcscfibcrs those who denounce the medical pro
fession, have unbounded confidence They will
swill down their inert nosFums and Imagination
persuaies them the cfIec, is miraculous
The new cure re<erred TO, Is called "lndiar
Pulmonary Bilsam," professedly obtained by a
captain Somebody Of an old Indian chief; and 10
give effect to the flaming advertisement il j:
mounted with group o! half naked savagcs al
dressed By an old chief vilh ealaai in hand &c
Nov, atnnliag that nailfe might lndocirinaie lh'
rude savage with medical knowledge and bette
III him TO administer FOR diseases than that sam
Nature, AIDED By all the advantages LIBERALIZATION
and thorough edueatiou could do Tor 4 regu
lahy bred physician; admit all Tins absurd
", vha, can knowledge or Information 50 den'
ei a,Al "a f-1h 44feaFss 1i s4r ,sf Asrsr fsFer-
acre, ses-Hsssr heard ~ Pulmonary Coo
sump,ioa IL tzii 10 be unknown among them.
How loug hcsSFe common sense will begin 1
do l.iils ior he uuihiok.ng, preJU3iee-b.nie,
specifically reasoning ruass Of msnkind b.
while fools will buy, quaeks will make, sdveris
and s.ll A. simple eoreeiives q slighi s.ornae
arrangements. sc where mid esihartics are n
osssary, d51b,loss mos or al qasek medicine
useful, ssi that Is probably all the effect the
were ever in,eaAei TO produce; but the supPosaio
thz, some oli lEiisn OF s4asw OF negto, as ign
EaH a 40 as, eau dive desPel into the mys;tr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
IRA DE.

Nothing is more trte than the remark that
The more individual or a nation prosecucs an
improbable trade, the worse he the nation be
off" This is the kind of trade which Locofocoism,
'htv~S' Is 'V"aI~OU e"'u0 Uttict ltSs eXcuSabie
influence, seeks to fasten upon the country In
lS4l, when the productive industry of homes, free
men had nothiug more than the full benefit of Van
Buren's incidental protection our imports were
about Sl2e 100000, on which, according to his
system of political economy, the people paid tax
Of Sl4000,000. During the same wear the ex-
ports OF those same people were S9l 100000.
showing balauce against them OF $1,000 600 {
BY fair and incontrovertible calculation the pro.
ducers Of the s9l 900, 600 worth of exports, los,
956,750, 600, on the product OF their industry by
the imposition upon them, and collection in for
eign ports of a tax Sll3, 100000 Had this enor-
nous tax been assessed, the American producers
could have received $50, $50 900 more for exports
than they did receive, and at the same time have
furnished this amount Of American products to
foreign consumers at 25'per cent, less then they
actually cos, them.
We repeat, that, our exports OF go 100000,
which paid little or no profit to the muscular toll
that created them, might have been sold at price
60 per cent higher than that amount, and at the
same time have been furnished TO the consumers
not at S204,500,000, which they did pay, but
at si47 10000 If our exports Of the value
Of 80 900 900, were sold at i47,750 900 the cost
of their production would not be augmented a
single dollar, nor would the expense Of carving
them 10 foreign countries be increased and vel the
net profit would be greater BY 800 or 500 per cent
Thus II $50 was the actual coa and the sale 50
the profit would be Sll If the sale was al 4 AZ
IS the profit would be $50 rs or inereaced SOC
per cent-Bufaio Commercial.