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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

Great Libvahty IN The Bible Cnuse.-At.
tending n business meeting last evening al
the Bible House we learned the pleasing
fact lha, the congregation of the First Pres
bylerian Church, under the charge of the
Rev. DIR. Phillips, sent Yesterday 10 the trea
surer of the American Bible Society nearly
i,rtlre hundred doiiars as the amount col.
lected IN that church after q sermon from
their esteemed pastor. Wali.s,reet Church
has always done well, but in this Instance
they have exceeded all former contr buttons
We know it was seusonabe relief to the
trcusurer.-[.F y. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
III E II A l. ID OF II III e Il M p S.

Hypoehondriaism.-Probably there 10 no
disease from winch people suffer more than
what is usually termed hypochondruism, or
~ other words, partial dcrangemeht. The
Count de Maurrpass gave an amusing ac-
coun, of The Prince of Bourbon. lie was u
confirmed hypochondriac for many years
| lie sometimes Imagined himself 10 be hare,
and ranged his noble park from place TO
place with wonderful agility. lie fulbid his
attendants to ring any bells or make any
noises that might lrlghten him. as he should
~ that case bc driven TO the woods. Al
another time. he exhibited the ludcrous ap-
pearancc Of standing IN the tiower-garden,
aud calling on the gardener 10 come aud wa
ter him as he was plant dying OF drought
| The most dangerous lunacy was imagining
himself dead. and refusing all nour.lIlncnl,
saying be never heard Of dead people eating.
Some OF the people contfived TO introduce
two men disguised, us his grandfather, and
Marshal Luxembourg, both deceased they
had hong conversation with him adroltly
carried on, assuring him tim, the ghosts OF
the departed were ~ the habit Of supplng
! together at the mysterious hour of midnight
that with his leave they would converse in
a cellar "f the palace, and bring with them
Marshal Turcnne. who was nlso deceased.
Ever after when this peculiar insanity
came over him, the four noble ghosts either
dlncd or supped together in the cellar. We
are told ,ha, this strange malady did not in
rapac tate him for business or attending 10
his concerns. Insanity is the greatest mis-
fortune incident to human nature we are
perhaps too apt 10 consider Il as proceeding
from causes over which we have no control.
/ Let us remember. however, IN health, that
we cun do much TO preserve heath;a tcnl-
prratr, active HE, with judclous exercise
and care, is in the power OF every one But
perhaps lar more important, is vigorous and
resoluie discipline Of our own passions and
temper. Violent anger, or indeed any one
passion carried Ia excess is insanity for the
time, sud often produces It's lasting effects.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

Chapoo, the city recently captured by the
English is said to be about so miles north Of
Nlngpn, lying on the other side of The bay OF
Ilang,chou, and having fine harbor, is con-
Sldrr"d the great emporium for vessels en-
gagged in the Japan trade. 1t has been occu
pied, no doubt, with view TO further opera.
lions, embracing Nankin aud other large
cities in that populous and rich district. II
is only 45 miles from lIangtchou, where the
Grand Canal terminates, aud owing to lis po-
,lion aud trade, is considered place OF
much mportancc.- Boston Mercantile Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker of The House OF Representatives..
WILLIE =. MANGUM,
President Of The S'naie pro tempore.
Approved, Aug. 80, lei2.
JOHN TYLER.
IPuBLIc, No 1J1

AN ACT TO provide for the payment to th'
State ol Louisiana of the balance due sad
Safe for expenditures incurred IN raising
cquippIng aud paying of a regiment oi
volunteer militia mustered into the service
ot the United States, aud employed IN the
Florida war IN the year one thousand eight
hundred and thIriy-six.
BE il macted By the Senate and House ot
Representatives. Of the United States Of .jmeri.
en- IN Congress nssemb!ed, That the sum o'
>Ixty-one Thousand three hundred and seven
ry.clghl dollars aud fifteen cents. be, and rh,
said sum is hereby, appropriated, to pay Tho
balance due the State of Louisiana for expen-
Gnurcs lrcurrcd in raising, cqnipping, and
paying on a regimen, of volunteer militia.
employed in the service of the United States
IN Seminole war.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

Smuggling The smuggling season
on the frontiers of Can ada approaches,
and active preparations are making on
both sides of the line 10 carry OH quite
an extensive business during the wrn'cr
season. II is stated, on good authority,
that number of smuggling houses, with
large capitals, have been established ~
Qnchrr, Montreal, and other cities IN
Canada, with American parlners on tbs
side olthc lakes. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

There is an editor in old Virginia By the
name Of Cake. HIS wife says hc is a S,es,,
Cabe- Gin Ms.
A dough-nut, perhaps. - Boston Bee
More like slap iack.-PcHny POa.
Most like soft Cake Barre Ga:.
And possibly, though we should be sorry 10
believe II, sponge Cake-.lorwirh .iprora.
You will make a tumble ofhinl, If you 20 on
in that Way y. MN She'll
Hammer away, and make pound. Cake oi
him Pie.
Why no, Jonny Cake '-.NaJiena Gas.
We rnilcr guess be is, by this time, Jelly.
Cake--Ohio Ciiiieni
We should suppose that after so sercrc q
bo would be most "u.ed
up, aud iho, the most appropriate cognomen
would therefore 10 o.Cahc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
NOTICE..

The friends of LAW and ORDER and
of the proposed Constitution, and none
other, will meet at the Court House
THIS, Thursday evening, at o'clock,
for the purpose of making arrangements
10 secure the adoption Of the Cons,tu-
iion framed, by the Convention holden
in this town in September last.
Nov. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
AT EAST GREENWICH.

Friday, Nor. 4.-The Convention met
according To adJournnent. The Com
slltulion was read as far rs the fourth
article, when discussion arose on II
point ol order, which consumed the tore
noon. In the afternoon, the same dis.
cussion Vas continued uutil the adjourn
,nen,. The point -, whether amend
mcbls cun be made except by unanimous
consent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

A CooL SPoRTsMAS.-An amusing in
stance of the sang fi'oid of finished
sportsman, occurred at the Camden
Course on Saturday, on the occasion OF
the great race between Col Johnson :
"Bluc Dick" and the celebrated mare
Fashion," owned by Mr.. Gibbons. AT
the conc luson Of the race, when the re-
sui, ol the second heat had decided the
purse 10 be won by the latter, Colonel. j.
stood convcrsing with several friends,
surrounded by a number Of persons Gu
riuus To hear the conversation, when he
thought he fet an unwarraniable liberty
being taken with his pocket. Chipping
his hand to the spot, he grasped that ol
another Intruder therein, and holding il
firmly, he cast his eyes over his shoulder
20 the fare of its owner, and drlly re-
marked, "You are mistaken sir O.; Mr..
Gibbons took the pursc ~ Y aurora.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
Arrival of the Great Western,
THREE DAYS LATER.

The Great Western arrived at New
York on Sunday from Bristol, England
3 days. She brought out number of
passengers, among whom were Mr..
Derrick, the bearer Of the ratified trea-
y NJ. Pagcot, Charge d'afairs Of
France, and NJ. Louis dc Bourg, consul
of France, The dates by the Western
are to the 22d Oct. LONDON and Ii
yerpool. There is but very little news
of interest or importance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

The Fail Fashions. The ladies' have pu,
Oft those things which are behind and now
bury their Mediccnn forms in The cdnbrous
lolds OF heavy mautlcs, with an awkward slit
IN each side where the arm comes though
a fashionable woman. rigged up in her out
door gear, looks MS much like windmill or
a Dutch oven, as any thing clse-.E York
.4ur ora.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

Poreriy The intense misery in this
country during the past year, stands on,
unchallenged and undenable. There was
a time when one class of politicians de-
med that there was any distress, but now,
the skeletons of a million Of witnesses
would shame them ere the ink dried on
their paper. Sir James Graham told the
members Of the House ef Commons, be-
fore they separated, that 900 900 of
The population of England were recipi-
enls OF parochial charity. There is not
a town in Scotland of any Importance,
where funds have not been raised for the
relief of the unemployed in Ireland,
matters are not in better position
sauni, ragged fgures, worn by poverty
to the bones, dirty and dropping, meet
the eye in every street Of every town ;
while in every district there are many
symptoms Of poverty and distress. Lon
don Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

Good .J!oRo.-Thc Clay club IN Lexington
had lnscflbrd over The Presidents scat he.
iroyed Bal not disnayeI Nothing could be
more appropriate Tor Ihc Wing banner ol lhc
U mon III this mumeni.- W J.. EH7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
Approved, August 20, 1912.
TPUBLlc, No. 76.I

AN ACT to authorize the States Of Indiana
and Illinois to select quantities Of land, IN
lieu ot like quantities heretofore granted
10 the said States. for the construction oi
the Wabash and Erie and the Illinois anu
Mlchlpnn Cauals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-11

THE PRIVATE TREATIsE-This Is a little volume ON
certain diseases IN which the enient and private
means Of cure are stated in the paness possible And
not only are dectors for the simple and recent
Eases. sui those which have fallen into Improper hands and
continue from mouth TO month, particularly dwet
such persons will see Immediately the difficulties which i'm,
luthor Dr. Ralph, a8 Greenwich At Price 81.
DR.. Ralph also lakes this opportunity Of saying he
consulted the peculiar diseases above referred to- auhs
private residence, at any hour
Aware however the deep and solietude which many
feel consult Of integrity well
these peculiar complaints the author deems proper give
the following short of the opportunities he had to 81
himself for this And this he is the inclined
have assured him that for want Of information Of h,
Kind have selected from list Of advertising people the
The beres repentance II. hsrsioe bsgs TO state that be-
been watching these diseases both in hospt, and city practice
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letters
from the eminent physicians of Europe
nent in Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott, of N.
md Dr. Physick Of Phil .depha, and sther; and further
that has the privilege Of referring almost every phvs
clan this city Nothing be stated he
lves better ground of confidence 10 those who
gers TO him.
may be made by and for such he has
little chest containing every thing necessary Tor
Price SIl de lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-11
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT ESpAJR

DR A. G. CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
~ teeth IL be into tender eth without
pain or Inconvenience. and with whicn becones impaced
ONE hard solid body, 'hus restoring an, preserving
utero painful and useless teeth arcsy sound,
et IA all their respective for cpeyenng IN ALL
CASES the necessity of exrac Ladies the most distin
guished oncr their testimonials the vivid
terms, to lis efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Post
- II Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
persons and DR. Castle the teeth with great
and ability" he New York Aurora, says ~ II makes
The teeth ~ all perfect for life, The sun says
DR. Castle has oh sned much celebrity for his
4 Milling the teeth" The most eminent gentlemen of the
Medical Faculty, have personally tired and recommend DR..
C.ss' Paste for filling the teeth iootachc Pills.
Which put IN the aching tooth, will effect permanent
Iron the Journal Of Commerce
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-Dr.
g. Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the Lost portions Of the upper Jaw bones
ahot awsy IN the ease Of Lieut. s. Of the u. s. NJ who
met with this terrible and casualty. while in pursuit
the lndiaus IN FLORIDA We have letters from Lieut.
eonrmaory Of this extraordinary entire
ai the loss OF ese impoiut skiuy replaced by
Dr Castle more Of - the Lieutenant
d. g. inserts arthca the principle of sdhe sion W
ihcrc Which he first Introduced Of the
Ise ~ if d.. a C. Castle rec-s the Sp,nish French
sd kngish Ambssaiors Mr. Stoushion the Spanish Consul
Rear Adasirs Wlldron Lo,d Noftelh Gen Mcsarty Dr. r.
Johafoa, fv.d.n q ne Medical Society s. N. VI Mrs
ssga Dainss. b Bsck NJ. d., Dr. J. A. Smith, DR.. n. Della
sslai D, s..sl. Dt By4 DR. Begeg d. ). g. Sheesmsn
son No. Nc scs d. 1m.r
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GSlN CHALLENGE.-The genuine French Pills again,
sNOOO ALI the nnnch OF tie Inr cure
MEDICAL AID

DR GREGORY, residing at 81 Mott street, hs. long
- hvoby established his character aud qualification
physician he has therefore further
ready administer to the afctedto hi: patient. As
speedily their indv dual welfare and the varied
ees Will permit leo hs'y curss IN general are not % S;
manly because they not rerantnt should DC inc
oe,sry Invalid to AVOID having their disease
by which possibly the may become
painful dangerous, be disastrous Inc way to
avoid improper and imperfect cures 70 OBTAIN
hue book enrled Ths Rubeon" g,yes history m de-
by perusns IL patients will be spe to unde rstsnd their
aud IL IL wrtsen by physician whose ample
oil an extensive practice
among patients ts embracing every form and variety
of The dis, ase that IL 10 possible to imagine.
In rerrnee 10 the OF the little book ITSELF the best
evidence az ia value opposition
with from whose occupation endangered
,fs rsnd,v asing sale Price 50 d Dr. g. 81 his
Mott nearly opposite the church.
yards from Chatham aud also al the drug
Messrs Sands 70 and 100 Fulton ST. and both Of
Broadway aud Chambers 81.
STRicruRErenonS afflicted with structure should call on
Dr. Gregory and inquire into the of his plan He
all times ready and willing prove that his method Of
curing structure sceder and certain than the
mode ofeament The time required To by this meihod
from aquarigr OF hour about Those wishing
10 make further inquiry will not be charged
rendered and moderate compensation all that expected
any
Application by mail, post paid enclosing 81 will III
book BY return Of mail, free OF postage MS lm$
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!
TO A PARTICULAR GLASS OF lNVALlDS.


THERE elias, ofnyalids who merit The wsrme. sym
pahy of all who desire alleviate the suHengs OF the al
cied That class Of those who laborng unde,
the effects of those vicious ndugences into which erng and
thoughess youth often mpeed by passion the con
tagon evil example What p.iabe sight there be-
than that for Of the father Of family who has long
since repened of his youthful errors bur who bears about with
him IN his SYSTEM and perhaps transmits to his np9een on
him from applying to physician and ne not Hnire
quently falls the hands of uneducated preendes Many
young again. deferred from entering into matrimonial
engagements from the fear consciousness that disease Is nrk
ing in their system.
To all such sufferers College Of Medicine aad Pharmacy Of
the of New York. offer the OF security from secon
dairy disease and for the removal OF when APP aren't IN their
and celebrated Parlsian Alternative Mixure extern
svely used by Mr. RECORD the VeneIea Hospital OF Paris
This medicine containing half dozen bottles
with directions and labels which caao excite
unpleasant remarks These are guaranteed 70 con
uc impurities OF the blood cuaeous eruptions affections Of
the throat and nodes ulcers pains the bones &C Pur-
chasers correspond consulting Phys
of the College. Price of the S. each Safely tor
warded parts Of the Unon Canada aud the West Indies
The and medicine that conceament Is
necessary. By order, -
Principal Office of the CoLLEoE7 Nassau street. New York
no myE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-11
PRIVATE CIIRE-

ITO ALL who suffering from the effects of secret indu
yORDAN'S Specific COURsE S-re congdcntally offered
These packages merely SELL
and productive only OF have stood the
OF seven extensive successful No is
ally designed for the Of GonorrhG in all
and No is guaranteed Of Venerea every
Each packsge contains every medicine and requisite adapted
to the varied and accompanied by Doctor Jordsn
private treatise, The Monitor" wherein is full directions
with plain description Of the symptoms
and of secrect dssIde and much
OF general interest.
The price Of each package is three dollars including the
Monitor The Monitor taone) so cents; dollar post
pad will ensure free The packages will be -warded
order securely packed.
Sold only Drug Store Prince street. corner Of Msron
ew doors Of Niblos then. Private entrances and
Offices for consultation sos Maon door below drug
Marion street is continuation OF Centre ST. n26 lmsr
MILLINARY ARTICLES, CLOAkS, &c.-VTcTO-
IVA RINE CO. from Paris, respectfully inform the aides
ofhs city that they will the 9th int 395 Broad
between White and Walker Streets splendid Mt OF
Hats Capotes, Cloaks PeeInes Camals fancy and street
Dresses Scarfs, Shawls, Wells Feathers Maaboqs &C. OF
the aes Paris fashion Just received ship Vile de Lyon
from Hayre.
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
pREMIUM HOSE FOR CKOTON WATER-Nlsde
from canvass, covered with duck, beng prepared in
superior manner with India Kubber is perfectly water
tight under the pressure; clear ana IS the pest ndia
Rubber Hose extaHt Also sale The invented Hemp
Hose Of aud at the Manufacturers lowest pnces
quantities to SUIT. ..~o.,. =, 49,
Successor to Rorbury India Rubber Company,
m ssdsr Msiden Lane
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPAexDB

VI. DE BUUDELOQUE NJ D., LiSBON. ~ RTU0AL
TINBE Scientific combination of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and ad%
the only preparation discovered that has invariably
producing the monthly Their certainty IN Gil
that thew used during
for though always mild saie and healthy they are certain to
produce miscarriage ii used during that period.
The directions translated English and are enveopea
round with the see Of the importer stamped Each box con
aims the signature NJ. Boudeoque, and the English
have the signature Of Dr. f. uGLNEAU, auhoses
sgent fer the continent Of America. -
They be transmitted by mail 20 any part OF the Uns
states. Letters directed to DR. r. Melveau, box ~ New
York. will with immediate attention. All Letters must
be post paid Sold By appointment 100 Cherry near Cah
mail. Mo Im'r o@W
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CUhE 7 Of1NONIO DIof1hSES. -
DR. F. PRUD'HOMME from Paris disciple of the illus
- Hahnemann, whose and doctrines have
astonshed all Europe and gathered around him crowd Of
receive his instructions and to
by his the public that he has
selected New York the place Of his labos and Of his
residence
Or F. has been proessi nay and intimately connected
France with whose honored and revefenced
this couatIy and during years practice, he has visited
parts of the United States and Of the West indies with
cucdate several SCIENCE till then involved
in much doubt aud obscurty.
He inst arrives Paris where he has been commun
he result of his observations the Gallo Society, Of
which he is member and returns here 70 diffuse the
fruits of his experience and the blessings of heSh.
In the his travels and he has by
help his method founded the laws of Specifies
he wishes be judged from words but from works Suffice
say that besides al maades repued incurabe, there
disease dreadful nveteale. such Consumption,
diseases Of the skim ring Cancer Fisa OF all kinds
Scrophula Dropsy that he entirely extrpate
Blythe method diseases Incident females and children
promptly and radically cured.
Dr. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. to Nj.
his Office 78 Duane street. Broadway
rany N IN
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LAIR OL-There oil in the world that do good
IL bad TO the hair Every body knows that when the hair
burned will again good as ever All thu powders
and the Rrr dyed literally burned Liquids for dying
the hair compositions Of caus and spirits that burns in the
same way the powders and don't dye hair and the hair
will grow matter how many times burned; and every
body knows also, the head full the hair
oftwen!y being hair and having hf opportunity
myself composition known !" Pastors Hair Oil or
Compound Essential Oil of Almonds for destroying dandru
the hair from coming and turning This
mitabe Hair Oil will make the hair grow wel no matter how
much dandruff soreness is on the head. -
For sale, wholesale and retail A PASTORS, Hair Cut
ter Greenwich street. New Ao Price 80 cents bottle
Inns
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To THE ladies

ryIITs ~ III - u r.,'G a. No.
Falling Of the Womb, by external application suppressed
ing the of the objeetonal Pessary confidently
mended the afflicted the OF perfect
health it having failed Of performing
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained very high character Europe
w. this country lei adopted to the entire dsuse OF
all other surgical expedents the Lying
inHosPals of London and PARIS, and universally recon-
country by the leading members of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private
titionen.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies, at No
Vesey having entrance from the business
partment where lady attendance, TO apply
Trusses and Suppo 10 female patieuts. lmre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-11

ORRlS TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original re-
" cipe NoG >iod street, New Yrok-The Orrs Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the
Gleaning the eeh aud mouth restoring the
healthy state UNPLEASANT
the mouth whether arising from dccayed teeth from do
ranged state Of the stomach.
1t designed to be used with tooth bush and will be found
to ,upeede the necessity Tewer hssrry the teeth clean
and preventing the away OF the II teeth
particularly useful OF pungy gums restoring
to healthy state and causing them around the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and arising from
exposure cold il will be found highly beneficial Ii par
cuary seryiceabe TO use the Or Tooth Wash ust
before retiring This method recommended by
muate during the day entirely removed and the mouth
Kept through the ngh IN cean sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white valuable portions
Of humanity; but how neglect the attention
their when surrounded by all the
means needed Among these know OF pleasant
and eectual than the Os Tooth Wash-it clsanscs
the teeth strengthens tbs gums pur6es the mouth
the BREATH We ALL young and
d-[Boston Morning Post.
The Crs Tooth Wash the best used
our ename-( Boston Transcript.
sale by PRINCIPAL druggists n the CITY ma
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
"a M ELS COR DON he y

Y. w.
Tar NEW YoRK HERALp--A daily paper issusu ~
morning OF the weekprice per Country SUB.
,chers furnished the for spccine on
remittance No paper Iau IN anv anee
rBE WrrKLy HrnsLn-lssued every saniaay nlpa'nf y
lnc ococh-pncc aud a quarter csms per
country subscribers s525 aDnu IN advance OF hs
q specified period - 49, =. - 49,. -.
.kNrl 6oxDon BnMrnYrs rIeLle%H - s0~-@As "a ~
ST. hRenefs Wnee - pese 49,