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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-28
NEW GOODS.
vENHE Subscribers have just received from
IN Boston, large assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART Or

-coNsIsTING IN PART or
10 PIECES PRINTS, from ) to 30 cents
per yard;
2OPieces Silk Warp Alpacca Cloths, Camleteens
and Orleans Clotls-Merinos, Muslin de Lanes !;
Black, blue black, invisible green blue and brown
ADCLO T III S--Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Wave Beaver Cloths and Vestings;
Black Silk Velvet;
Plaid, Edenboro, and Merino SHAWLS;
Muslin de Laine Shaws and Hdkis.,
Black Lace Wells, Green Barage,
Flag, Silk, and Pongee Ilandkerchiefs,
Black Italian, Alpaca and Bingham Cravats,
Gloves & Hosiery, Beached Sheetngs IL Shirtngs,
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Colored Cotton do,
Linen Damask, Birdseye and Russia Diaper Crash,
quo Prs. Ladies', Misses and Childrens Kid Shoes
Brush and Moleskn Hats, Fur and Cloth Caps
Fur Trimmed Cloth Caps, Muifs and Boas,
1900 yds Exeter Sheetings at l-2 cents per yard
1000 " Indian Head do at 2 IL
1000 do att "
1000 do at l-2 "
400 Furniture Prints, at 5 l-2 4"
200 Ticking, al0
100 " Blue, Brown, Olive and Invisible Green
BROADCLOTHS, at TWO DOLLARS per yd.
Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wcking and Waddng
Also,
CROCKERY, GLASS and HARD
WARE; W. L. GOODS;
OIL and PAINTS, NAILS. GLASS,
DYE-STUFFS, DC. sc.
HJ7The above, together with many other Goods
were bought at the lowest prices for cash, and will
be sold for cash approved credit at reduced
prices
uJ7Persons in want of GOOD BARGAINS arc
invited to call aud examine our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
w. III. s. w. l.. WILLIAMS,
Newfane, Sept. %, lS42. 7w5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]
BALTIMORE, Aug. %, 1872.

BALTIMORE, Aug %, 1872.
Mn. EDITOR
There seems to be general rejoicing that the
tariff bill las at last passed the Senate. Hope OF
more prosperous times already begins to animate
the people. There are, however, slips between
cups and lips The fate of that great measure Is
yet uncertain Who knows what the House may
do, or how the Captain will dispose OF it!
In the way of local intelligence, there is not much
A German girl, named Mary Wimber, whilst labor
ing under the effects of burning fever, cut her
throat on Saturday morning The first attempt was
made with knife, and the second with razor:
She nearly severed her head from her body, and
was entirely dead when first discovered
On the books at barnum's perceive the name OF
Gen. Worth. He with his suite arrived there yes
terday morning from Washington, and left In the
evening for Philadelphia.
The New York Temperance Committee are get
ting up considerable stir amongst our folks. They
es, sung songs, exhorted, &c. Tonight the walls
of Mr. breckenridge church will be caused TO
echo with their eoquence.
Young Englishman named Charles Howard, on
ly few weeks from his native home, was arrested
Yesterday for stealing trunk containing hair brush
es, owned by Mr.. b. Douglass of Philadelphia. He
took the trunk from the steamboat at her landing
The property was found upon him.
The late storm has been very severe and destrcc-
tive along the coast so far we have heard from -
On the James River, and at Richmond there has
been much damage done The loss here is various.
w estimated Ii may not be quite so much so as |
have heretofore stated though it s difficult to say.
tually fell far short of the amount whilst others may
be too high The weather continues to be very hot
and oppressive. The city however Is healthy.
Yours, RoDERIcK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

FROM THE MOUNTAINS. Seven boats arrived yes
terday from the Yellow Stone River, consigned 10
the American Fur Company, having on board TWEEN.
ty thousand Buffalo robes and few packs of other
furs They have been over two months descending.
st Louis Bulletin.
AN INDIA SHoT.-The Cattaraugus Republican
of the I'D says" On Friday, the 18th inst, man
by the name OF La Fayette Keider, at Cold Spring
in attempting to shoot hawk, accidentally shot an
Indian, who was standing on rising piece OF land
on the opposite bank of the Allegany river He
was alive the day afterwards, but was not expected
TO survive but day or two"
WEALrH.-The Newburyport Herald says, we
have been told the late Joseph Hurd OF PORTSMOUTH
has left fortune of 500 900 to be equally divideo
among seven children.
FIVE MEN SHOT We learn that about iVw o.
the laborers at St Catharines, assembled ior nooui
purposes, were charged upon by three companies o.
the sd, and FIVE of them shot. We ana NOT he"
particulars. Rochester Democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

FASHIONABLE MovEMENTs-Lord Ashburon was
to be in Albany to-day, where the Hon. John Hors-
ly Palmer was waiting at Congress Hall TO meethim
Mr.. Webster is expected in the city day-so is the
President. The members Of Congress are dispensing
in all directions. The members of the Legislature
have been on frolic TO Saratoga. Sir Allan Mac
Nab has reached Montreal Gen. Bennett opens
his battery and thunder against Joe Smith and the
Mormons tonight in this city. The French Com
missioners at last receiving few of the hospl-
tatics Of the city from stupid and lazy Board OF
Aldermen. Lord Auckland, Ex-Governor General
of India was last seen at St. Helena in merchant
vessel. Joe Smith has run away from Nauvoo for
few DAYS Gen Harand has left r ockaway Abby
Kelley is Iecluring on slavery in the western part Of
the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College OF Medicine and Pharl

Established for the Suppression of Quaeke
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DIES
of obtaining medical advice, tharon renting the
one dollar, with a statement of their case they
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate mi
and letter Of advice containing full directions as
regimen, sc. All letters must be post paid. Addr,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agen,
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine q
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
N.B.-The CONSULTING PHysIcIAN is daily in attic
at the private consulting rooms of the College
from 10 till 9 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

90 THE REAL MERMAD.-This half fish and nan
maid engaged for exhibition another week at the Ame
rican person should fail to see this wonder
Of creation which has long been considered
by great portion of the community Beside this wonoeru
animal hosts of other curosite Barnum has
for this week. Mr.. Harrington, he unrivaed magcian
and ventroqust Miss Tay lor, Celeste the oPsey Sr
whole for o6 cents including admission to the Garden on
the top Of the Museum from whence balloon ascentons
1lep MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

PROGRESS OF BARBARIsM.-The whole city was
kept in state of excitement yesterday, in relation
to "milling match" between Sullivan and Bell of
Brooklyn, which came off on Harris Island. When
the fnanciers of Wall street "mil each other they
are arrested, tried and punished Why should not
these pugilists be sol The city authorities ought
TO arrest all the principals anc accessories There
were ten thousand persons present, every one of
whom, by law, is accessory in breach of the
peace. Let the whole ten thousand consider them
selves arrested to-day, without fail, and appear at
court at the next General Sessions. There is no
pork law there now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

FROM NAssAu.-We have received by the Lion,
the Nassau Royal Gazette and the Observer of the
18th inst.
The Kate Thompson, from Port au Prince for
Boston, was stranded on Hsneaugua the after.
noon OF the 9th inst. The vessel was total loss
but the principal part of the cargo, coffee and log
wood, was saved.
A portion of it, consisting of 800 bags of coffee
and the sails and spars ofthe vessel and the captain
and part Of the crew, had arrived at Nassau.
A seaman belonging to the brig, name not given
died at Cay and two others remained there danger
ously ill.
The steamer Medina had gone entirely to pieces
portion of the stores and furniture of that vesse
had arrived at Nassau for ranshipment TO Eng
land.
The General Assembly Of the Bahamas had beer
farther prorogued to September ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
Herald Bulletin OF News

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
orner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF he
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M-and also OF the
evening mails at four O'clock P. NJ, the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board, at this Let every wayiaIer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-Forrests benefit last
evening attended by number Of the elite OF the
city He appears this evening Macbeth supported oy
j. r. Scott as Macduf, Held as Banquo, and Miss CLIFTON
Lady Macbeth After the tragedy the farce OF the Loan
Of Lover is performed Mrs. Thorne enacting Gertrude
and c. Mestayer Peter Spyk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

NTBLo's.-The entertainments here tonight are
OF the first class. The beautiful Groupings by the
Ravel Family, called the Revolving Statues that
homeless individual, Mons. Massett, goes through
his contorons the new pantomime is repeated /;
and the evening winds up with the delicious Prone.
made Musicale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

OF the United States near her Britannia Maj
the place OF BENJAMIN Rush, resigned.
John Howard Pay ne, Of New York, Consul
United States for the city and Kingdom of III
the place of William B. Hodgson, resigned.
George w. Macrae, Attorney of the United
Tor the Southern District Of Florida, in the p
l.. w. Smith, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
-NEW YORK HERALD.
The Tariff Bill Passed.

The Tariff Bill has at length passed. The follow
Jag is from correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug D, 1912.
The Tariff bill passed the Senate at late hour
last evening, by vote OF "a 10 %. OF the wing
Messrs Archer, Berrien, Clayton, Graham, Hen
derson, Mangum, Merrck, Preston, and Rives
voted against the bill OF the democrats, Messrs.
Buchanan, Sturgeon, Williams, and Wright voted
for il.
An effort will probably be made to lay it on the
table in the House to-Inorrow-that failing, the
amendments will be concured in, and Congress,
will adjourn on Wednesday.
BY this it will be seen that union of the Clay
wings and Van Buren, democrats has passed bill
at last. In another shape, majority Of the north
ern and western men have united in favor OF the
tarif'-whe the southern men have gone the Other
way We have heard that Van Buren, wrote to his
men to vote for the tariff without the distribution
and thus TO concliate the influence of Capt. Tyler
for the future. Mr. Van Buren, may also have in
tended the movement a means OF demoishlna
Mr. Calhoun in the tariff States. At all events the
vetoes of Captain Tyler have broken up both parties
and set them at swords points.
There will be ssme curious political movements
In few weeks. The President will be here in
few days, on his way to Rockaway and Newport
Ought he not to have splendid reception Come
let's try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
u,r,Id General Printing once,

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
II printing such books, pamphlets bills, cards of all
oscrutons is now open the Herald Buildings, entrance
'rum Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

ny-NEw AND ELEGANT EXTRACT OF sARsA-
pariila The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy invite
attention their and highly concentrated prepara-
ton of Sarsaparla The root has been selected of the
choicest quality and expense has been spared in its pre-
paraton From advertisement in another column II
will be that this article is offered at much low
price than the common and inert mixtures sold under
the Of Extracts Of Sarsaparilla Cases of half
dozen bottles for family sold for s360singe bot
ties rs cents each. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

CARELEssNEss WITH GUNs.-Mr. ii. Morrison, of
st. Stephens, Nova Scotia, accidentally shot his
wife with his gum aAd killed her. She was twenty
two, beautiful, and had been married four years
This makes over twenty accidental deaths we have
chroncledahs season, from careessness in handling
guns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
New Popular Novel.

ff7- THE TEMPER AND THE TEMPTED.
the Baroness De Calabrella. The publishers Of
rnER JONATHAN have recently received copy of thi;
lghtful romance the appearance OF which last mi
created considerable sensation in the fashionable Gil
of London The Literary Gazette says-"It resem
no work of fiction of the present day. None but
man could have written this novel and one too, who
seen much Of the world and keenly scrutinized all
bearings of social lfe.'
The first American edition will appear TO-MORR(
in an EXTRA DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHA
Price only l2t cents Persons sending one dollar FRI
postage will be entitled to ten copies, to ten die
new Novels The usual discount to Newsmen
WILSON & CO., Publishers,
l62 Nassau street, New Yor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

Cold WATER OUrnAGE.-We hope that the au-
thoritles will put stop to the sport of several men
on the corner of Pearl md Centre streets, who
amused themselves yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock, in deuging the rail road cars with Croton
water as they passed by, completely drenching the
passengers therein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

THE FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAcEs.-We have
whole lots of letters from the fashionable watering
places, Sharon Springs, Saratoga, Rockaway, &c.
Some of them describe the state of society and
al some OF these abodes in the most agreeable
and amusing manner Intelligence, ignorance,
beauty, folly, impudence, afectation, modesty,
pride, elegance, insolence, grace, trumpery, low
birth, vulgar pfetensions, have all been well repre-
sented during the season at all these places An
analysis of society and manners at the American
watering places, compared with those of England
France and Germany, will be an instructive topic
W. have collected variety of particulars on these
points, and shall enter upon the subject in few days
ln the meantime, Rockaway is still crowded with
beauty and fashon-so is Saratoga and other places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
Court Calendar-This Day.

co,,uou prrAs-PART 1.-Nos. 1873, 81, 10y, W
20. III. 30, Al, 43, ~, ~, 81, l45, 90, 81 ~
PARr 2, Nos. II, 80, -, 36, 40, l42, ", A, 40,
50, So, 81, IS, SO, 90, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

LATEST FROM MExIco.-We leara that the yellow
fever continues to prevail in Vera Cruz.
1t is said that Santa Anna will be reelected Presi.
dent of Mexico by large majority. No other
news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT. -.Francis q
bert Rves, of Virginia, Secretary OF the Legation
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Sands SarsaparilIa.

n3-THIS MEDICINE HAS ALREADY PERFOI
some almost incredible cures OF diseases arising fir
purities of the blood and general STEM II has al
and cured numerous cases Of scrofulous affection
eases Of the skim rheumatic govt, diseased liver,
enlargement Of the knee, elbow and wrist joints, c
rheumatism, sore throat, and chronic constitution
orders.
The testimony OF those who have been cured by
with their residences, has been published from day
and were il desirable mass OF the most sverwb6
testimony could be brought forward, proving mos
cusivey its inestimable value, an active curative
cine in the above diseases.
In this preparation are strongly concentrated I,
valuable medicinal principles of Sarsaparilla on VIII
activity depends, compounded with other remedial
selected from the vegetable kingdom, the whole str
Of which are extracted on an entirely new prir
which has cost many years Of labor, and great cx
The great end desired is now triumphantly accompl
n the production Of a remedy possessing contr
power over supposed incurable diseases, heretofo
known in the history of medicine.
The afflicted, or those who may have given up i
pair, and expected to be swiftly hurried to prem
grave and all who interested, invited to max
Of this valuable medicine, or to call on those who
come forward and borne public testimony Of its pri
value to them-and satisfy themselves individually
power of arresting and curing disease. and of what
performed for others.
The complexion is also greatly improved by the
| this preparation.
Prepared and sold at Wholesale and retail and for
| tation, by A. Sands Co. 273 Broadway, corner
bers street. Sold also by A. B. & d. Sands, 10 a
Fulton street. and by d. Sands & Co. II East Brol
corner Market street. Price ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

90 FLORENCE'S DINING AND SUPPER
LOON.-Our old friend John Florence, yesterday TIN
open his new saloon on the corner of Park Place
Broadway, which, in connection with his former ceel
ted establishment. now constitutes the most splendid
fectory in the United States Our limits will not per
us to give detailed description of the embelshme
which OF the most costly and magnificent characte
vet such exquisite TASTE that the eye never often
with redundant ncongruous ornaments. The Ba
the elegant and at the time the neatest we h
ever SEEN Splendid mirrors, rich damask curtains {
beautiful paintings meet the view every side while
richly furnished apartments for private parties, invite
luxury and ease.
Thus much for the decorations for the eye Every DO
knows the ability of John Florence to please the pala
his well stocked bar and larder proverbia and we
confident he will spare neither pains expense to ma
tain his well earned celebrity in these particulars
His bills of fare for dinners and supPers include eve
delicacy and luxury in the market At no other plscs
the city oyster be enjoyed in such perfection
we are assured that all the skill of the French, Ensl
and American cuisine will be brought into requsitior
afford satisfaction the public whose liberal patr
age will doubtless amply repay the vast expense
proprietor must have incurred in fitting up this truly
nicent establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

ny-THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS AND +
Oysters will find both in perfection at Florences ne
enlarged Establishment, corner of Park Place and
way 1t is difficult to say whether the picture Of V,
rising from the sea- the real oysters, dripping from
waves most delicious This Florence, had he
in Greece, would have had Epieurus for pupil,
Apicius could have spared him, as his chef de cu'
would have made him Governor Of province. The
jan battles were sung by Homer. Florence's broils
worthy ofthe muse of Shelly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

f63-MR j. C. RINGOLD HAD CHILD VERY SICK
for near two weeks and attended by ply sican without
relief when Komsocks vermfuge was given, and next
day more than forty worms were passed ,ne
things should be- and who ever forgive themselves
for not irving this Worm Extermnator, which may be
had for wenyve per bottle at IL Maiden Lane,
when thew know that If the was not worms,
this remedy could not by any possibility do hurbu al
,yavs good as purg ative-le the disease be what may
How important then to it, and who will dare take the
responsibility do without Let every parent that Is
not brute, ask themselves this question in truth and
soberness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
GEN. ]. c. BENNETr:-


Iwrte in behalf of my brother, L. w Boggs, TO
say that Gov. Reynolds, has demanded 10. Smith
and o p. Rockwell from the Governor OF Illinois.
The old indictments against Smith and others, for
MURDER arson, burglary, &c were dismissed by the
prosecuting attorney about two years ago. Atfida-
Wits made by my brother against both Rock
well principal land Jo Smith as accessory, before
the fact ITO be regretted that you left ST Louis
before the messenger despatched 10 Illinois reached
there YOU could doubtless have advised him of the
best means of securing smith and Rockwell.
We look for the return of the messenger in the
course of ten DAYS Ii he succeeds in securing The
men, it will be necessary for you to come on here
Immediately. | shall write 10 you again, as ..
1t is ascerained that they within the state. lr
the mean time, do you endeavor To have all the ev
dence collected that you think will be required.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH O. BoGGs.
With regard to going out to Nauvoo Immediately
we shall state our views shortly. In the meantime,
shall see, and hear, and report what reasons
Gen. John G. Bennett advance tonight in his
discourse that may prevent us from standing by Joe
Smith, until, as he says, blood shall flow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

CorvrERrErrERs IN MoRRsTowN.-On the 10Th
instant. two lrsnmen who gave their names as John
F.eid snd Peter Llstrlug, were arrested IN Morris
t0Vn for passing several counterfeit fves the
Hartford Bank They were committed for trial in
a~5EemJer.
DsslrTrf -IrrTszcx.--A French vessel from
E.Fecas - been Us o. the Castllhos and nearly
~ zEzsss1 ives have Fsrskasd with her,
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EastOn, Pa.

EastOn, Pa.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
EAsroN, Pa, Aug. IL, 1872.
Locotoco Meefing-Ciay Meetmg-Ihe Great En-
canpnpent.
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m7- THE HAIR RESTORED ON SCIENTIF
PRlNCIPLES.-We willingly insert the following OPT
ion delivered in London England by the President OF II
Royal Society
The ROYAL Scientific Institution has been favored wi
specimen of Jones' Oil Of Coral Giro assia for the pu
pose of testing its recommended qualities, and reports
iolows-" We have infinitely examined and tested Jons
Oil of Coral Crcassa and find that it consists OF cor
causing growth curing dandruh and giving dark a.
pearance TO the hair being the qualities most recon
mended by Mr.. JONES' which this society find perfect
true and in virtue thereof award Mr.. Jones the abov
testimonial
Porman st.. Portman Square, Londoi
This is sold very reasonable by T. Jones, sign Of tn
American eagle 50 Chatham street. N Y; State stree
Boston 81 Dock st Philadelphia 81 State st. Albany
ny- THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THE BEAUT!
Water Of DR.. Gouraud for removing freckles tan an
young Miss from the country whose skin by exposure ha
become brown and rough suddenly transformed into
delicate beauty by the Of this cosmetic And credio
have told changes wonderful than TIL
wrought by the magical influence of Gourauds Beauty
Water.
When the skin is thoroughly renovated, however, am
every portion OF the face becomes the purest white,
necessary for the perfection beauty to give the cheeks
slight carnation tinge and this is accomplished in mo
ment by the of Gourauds Vegetable Rouge This J
prepared from favorite flowers and simp.es perect
harmless in the and is preferred by the Leading belle
in principal ctiesBoston .fmercan Traveller, Octo
Der l9. $50
The above popular and unrvaled skin lotion rapidly
spreading its fame throughout the Unon and fast
ccding all the mineral astrngents hitherto in use whicn
from their repeant action utterly runous to the ski
and complexion.
Exclusive Office 81 Walker street. one door from broao
way. 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30

The Tariff Bill has at length passed. The follow
ing is from correspondent