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, 1842-09-03

FANArIcIsM.-Miller, who pretends
that the second advent will take place in
'43 is said TO be gaining converts by
scores in Massachusetts,, and others OF
the New-England states. The L. States
Gazette in speaking of this new doctrine
says: owe have seer a few persons who
had adopted the views of that gentleman
They appeared sincere, and not without
much foundation for their opinion, provi-
ded their Interpretation of portions ofthe
sacred volume were admitted. We see
now that there is increased earnestncss
in Mr.. Miller's followers, and more posi-
tive evidences of their dependence upon
his eypositiOns of scriptural prophecies.
In some parts of n. England, there ap-
pears to be a "fearful waiting for the
coming" and people have left home and
kindred, to gather into groups, for the
purpose of "preparing to meet" the OBJ
ject of expectation and desire-eradicat-
Ing n by one, feelings of earthly attach
ment, and earthly leanings, and putting
on that frame of mind which belongs to
those who are "looking unto and waiting
for the glorious coming"
, 1842-09-03

The Legislature of New York met in
extra session, at Albany, OF the 10th
inst, for the purpose of districting the
state in compliance with the apportion-
ment law.
, 1842-09-03

DThs author of the communication signed
'NOne of your Patrons" is informed that his ar
.ticlc will not be published unless the name OF
The author is made known to US.
, 1842-09-03

The Democratic majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature of Missouri will
be 64-Democrats 70, Wings 80.
, 1842-09-03
RoBBERy AND MURDER IN ST. | oUIs

ROBBERY AND MURDER IN ST. | oUIs
CouNrY.-On the night of the 10Th inst.
Maj. G. b. Floyd, who resided about
three miles from St. Louis, was aroused
from sleep by the sound of footsteps
about his house. He took a double bar
relied gun in his hand, and Immediately
opened the door, when he was assailed
by five men, armed with clubs and
knives. He snapped his gun at them,
but both caps burst without discharging
the piece. After an Intellectual attempt
to beat them off, he was overpowered and
stabbed in several places. Mrs. Floyd
was knocked down at the commencement.
of the assault. The villains ransacked
the house, broke open trunks, drawers,
&c., in seach 81 money, but obtained on
iy nifty dollars and a pair of pocket pis-
ISIS. Mr.. Floyd fingered until Sunday,
when he expired. The villains were
traced 10 st. Louis and arrested. One
of them effected his escape on the night
of the arrest; the other four were 10 I'M
dergo an examination on Monday last.
, 1842-09-03

On the 18th ultimo SIX men were struck BY
lightning, at Shelb; vile, KY. and four were
instantly killed.
, 1842-09-03

Ii is confidently believed in New Or
leans that an Agency of the Bank CT
England has been established in that city
for the circulation of the notes of that
institution, and that they already form,
to some degree, a paper medium there.
1t is, moreover, pretty well asscertaiEed
that similar agencies are to be establish
ed in all the principal cities Of the I'm
ion. So states a Philadelphia paper.
, 1842-09-03

An inhuman wretch, named Alexan-
der Kelley, killed his wife a few days
since at Newport, Del, by beating and
kicking her. His brutality was repeat
ed onee or twice, and she escaped from
the house, but only to die in a field
where she was found the next day
Both were addicted 10 drunkenness.
, 1842-09-03

The ~Presbytery of Palmyra will meet
in Hannibal, on Friday, the 3Oth of Sept.
1912, at III o'clock A. NJ.
F. b. M'ELROY, Stated elk.
, 1842-09-03

The reply to the criticism Of a."
was not received in time for this weeks
DaDer.
, 1842-09-03

nit zee rose and reported. The House
then adjourned.
, 1842-09-03

uFrom the Crescent City of the lith, re.
ceived by the Charlotte, we extract the follow
, 1842-09-03

The Springfield Register OF last
Friday says a few men have lately
bought up a majority of the indisidu-
al shares Of the Shawneetown Bank,
in order to speculate upon its paper
and the stock held by the State in that
institution. The secret of the late
suspension Of that Bank is now IN
derstood.--No. Reporter.
The Sept. No. of the "Lady's World
of Fashion" was received at this office
several days since. 1t is adorned with
a splendid engraving, the eastern
Princess" displaying both taste and skill
We lament exceedingly that the Aug. No
of this work has not come to hand-i
this notice should meet the eye Of any
one having knowledge of the same he
will confer a favor by forwarding it i'm,
mediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
EXPERIENCE

FOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary
Z tues Of DIR. SHEKMANs, INDICATED LoZEN.
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
Lawyers pIosssoIs. rich and poor high snd ow-in fact
e he sre
every part of the known world.
Drs. Hunter, Smith. Rogers Xanderpool, Scott and four
Shermans Lozenges daily in their practice Sheman's Me-
dcaed Lozenges sold by the but always
boxes with his attached The Doctor being educated
ce,y of the city Of York. gives character prepa
''''' INC Go 81 CHS COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
tending Measles and all affections f the Lungs immed
atey relieved by Sheman Cough Lozenges They entirely
all recent few hours and often the alarm
influence of the Rev. Mr. Anthony the Rev.
Mr. Sreeter and hundreds of others, where they had
'e' " WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their ever being suspected Children
and adults often suffer much from Them when box OF Sber
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds Of instances have knowledge. where
persons brink grave wasting away and the
Physicians trying their skill van and esortg last
the only hope Shermans Worm Lozenges, which have
called the Warehouse and poured forth their thanks and
blessings for the restoration OF hsr dear beloved
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered for the
tire eradication of all kinds Of worms
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Lowness Of Spirits Fatigue Painting DesI ondency Nervous
Diseases generally, and Sea Sickness all subject the
curative properties of Sheans Camlhor LozeDges. They
he adache &c minutes. In fact they ope
like CHARM and person should without them
they nalbe sickness. Persons subject IA
tgue, attending crowded parties, will find them relieve
Warehouse LOG Nassau street. Agens-Churchs 1888 Bow
Sands ~ East Broadway and Chambers and
Broadway; Codngton 227 Hudson; Rushon and Aspnwas
three stores and 39 Fulton street. Brooklyn State street,
Boston, and Ledger Buildings. PHILADELPHIA auI6r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
DIR. HENRY'S
RHEUMATIC SYRUP.

COMPOSED of articles entirely from the vegetable king
DOM and acts solely by its wonderful purifying properties
That acts proved from the fact that who have
taken the syrup and the have had other dis
IN the system h rheumatsm have been surprised TO find
all 20 of Their gentleman Wcschester IS now rIyng
the his for Scrofua, Kings EVIL and ne
recovering rapidly. Mrs. Smith, No. u York street. Is also
getting we'll This has been deporable case o. TO-
fula. Mr. Lawrence North Moore street, cured OF %
Rheumt ism and the time OF cough Nn,c I've '
been troubled with for than year. young addy,
cured Of nvetete sick nervous headache wmch sue @
had for twenty Previous to using the syrup ne
escaped attack longer than two days-oitene sne
day had attack since the INST TART OF
Juv the time she the syrup She be
time there during school hours We mention hese IL
TO show the purifying powers OF Tins ned
and its congeniaty 70 the human sfstem Du Is IN
that H. and here say Is not only
uauaed bur no other mediosne approaches efficacy. For
riGcates this disease refer the public TO the
Mack numbers OF the Herald, SUM- Atlas Times &c. where
will be found thirty with street and number OF those
is for sale al No 2s6 Bowery of Houston In
Brooklyn Stewards No rs alton street, and in Newarkat
Tnppe's, No. 29s Broadst sl02t-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

TTHIS IS little volume certain delicate Diseases by DR..
RALPH, IN which the speedy and private of
stated in the plainest possible There
class of patients that highly value this little book
those whose complaint has been to continue on from
month month"; still deeply interested in 1.-THE
such delays and the proper Of being
fully explained. Prise 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs that he consulted his
res idence, SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however of obtaining the confidence Of
coming tins city, he begs here what he has
stated another column OF this under his remarks
structure that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh &c.
he has been engaged these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty and
published editions WORK expressly them. Also that
he has testimonial letters from the eminent physicians
EUROPE TO the most eminent IN Amercaas SIR Ashley Coo
Others and that he permitted refer almost every phy-
this city. Communications by post
carefully replied 10. aul7 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
TO MARRIED LADIES. 8

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS;
These valuable Powders have been Universally optsd
in Europe but France particular forupwards thirty
as well as by this country being the only mild
safe ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbids a rapid increase Of family. .
Madame Restel is well known wis for thirty years Fee
male Phvscan m The two principal Female Hospitals Eur
rope-those vienna and Parswhere favored her
xperence and opportunities she attained celebrity
those great medical science specially adapted
10 the female frame which her medicines stand
vailed well this country as in Europe Her acquaintance
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married Iemscs
dian Of life and the rapid and
often apparently nexplicable ,auses which consgn
fond mother their
r1ye knowledge of the of female ndispos
tions-especay Of married femSles-whsch 1908, led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the OF preserving only
the health but the life of many aectonate wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance OF this subject
tmatng the vast dement's resulting thousands by their ado
ton, would most fully the attention Of tn
red by all that they hold and DEAR their considerations
is not wise and vrtuous TO evils which sub
jset by Simple and healthy means within control Every
,nsly answer the affirmative Price five dollars package,
accompanied with full and particular directions. They
can be forwarded b. mail &c part the United States All
letters must be paid, addressed MADAME HE'S
TELL, Female Physician Principal office, iis Greenwich
street, New York. Office hours from sAM. clock NJ
Boston Office No. Essex at. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
Home Observation-Disclosures site Intelligence
Accidents, DC. dc.

The LAST OF THE PEQUoIs. Grace Pomham,
the last oi the race OF the Pequot Indians died at
New London day or two since. she was az years
OF age, and appears TO have been quite respectable
woman.
ANOTHER DEATH FROM FIRE ARMs.-On We'd
nesday the Sd of Aug, as Mr.. Hoyt was exhiPlung
a very splendid cap locked rifle, without peIns
cooked. he br ought II horizontally upon M a,
II accidentally went oil, and the ball passed. W Ti
the neck of Slas Tyson aged II years son &l 'I,n
Tyson, late of 81. Lawrence Co, NJ, lIe 9en
cut off the iuguar vein in hs meek, ana ne uleu ~
less than two minutes, without struggle VI so"'
WrrrY WIPE-" Why are you like crazy man,
my dear 2" asked wife, sealing herseH oy hef nus
Don't know. replied the husband, scratching
his head, - give II up.
him and putting on one of her sweetest smiles, g
am your other sell, and you are beside yourself"
ANOTHER DEATH AT Fort Fairfield (Me) on
"Wednesday morning, last week, after one of the
Sentries OF Fort Fairfield had been relieved from
his post, he attempted TO fire off his gun usual
which was loaded with ball, as is customary. The
piece hung hre, and when being taken down by the
soldier II discharged and the ball lodged in the side
of Mr. Nathan Johnston, who was harvesting in a
field short distance from the fort. Mr.. Johnston
was killed by the shot He was well known IN his
own immediate neighborhood, and will be lamented
by large circle OF relatives and friends.
MORE ASSAULTS BY NEGRO ScoUNDRELs.-The
last Red River Republican gives an account of
outrage committed by a negro, in assaulting a
white man by the name OF Jacob Hannah The
same paper also states that Messrs Wells, overseer,
on Bayou Boeuf, brutally and most inhumanly beat
and stabbed a WAGNER by the name OF Myres,
Myres is dangerously wounded in several places,
and there is little hope of his recovery. The villain
has, OF course, fled unpursued.
How DOES HE 10 rrl-There is a man in OK
bury, Mass named Joel Swain, who has spent but
81 cents since the oath March last, and incurred no
debt during that time. For the last fourteen years
his annual expenses have been but So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
PORTUGUESE
F E M A L E p / L l. s

N; pE BoUDELOQUE, NJ. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL
'HE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which these
Pills composed, have made them the wonder snd admit
ration Of the world. They known all Europe 10 20
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in all
being such that hev be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe, and healthy, they certain TO
produce miscarriage II used during that period.
The directions translated into English and enveopcd
round with e seal q the importer stamped Zach box eon
rccons have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU, authorised
sgent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail part Of the United
States Letters directed to Dr.. f. Meveau 30. q, New
York, will meet with immediate attention All letters must
be post paid. Sold by appointment Cherry, Cats-
Price S5 Half boxes g. No half boxes sent tT
mail. a imfr d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
LUCINA CORDIAL.
mo- THE AMERICAN PIIBLIC

~ TIE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
the Lucna Cordial into the United States and in that period
has not only spread its usefulness throughout this
a 10 s nsS OF s
e ss 1aT nssep Ia, been
its wonderful influence ang and nvigorang
the result is been added to the catalogue tor
The cure OF ncipen consumption which places the disease
scarcely Necessary this period to recommend the Lucina
Gsrdaf as an remedy IN case Of elect Faor Al
all diseases arising from debitaton of the system, where
States taken of othe4 medicine in saeS
cases and leaves nothing further be hoped for its be-
trouble & t S bSnpp pam nns
the above complaints who doubtful almost universally
on my own personal responsibility feeling assured If they give
and the sGSsS a thai health e the afflicted
also the in Europe, the reputation
me hdea bssea on rs hoIoughy IN
females who had been barren bear offspring
la5enty hopeless prosaon perfect health and ACTIVITY
when first received the agency Of the Lucna Cordial
The great of respectable testimony that H.
declined committing myself individually, by giving per
sale upwards OF one hundred thousand bottles Coupled
with the receipt and certificates and testimonials nnumerbe
hesatngy far exceeding my sanguine hopes
ever the ,usrous promises the u6men OF the
come 50 justly and universally popula To be explicit
IL s nqS hold e myself %
crate the write powers males, and make them fecundant
BY artificial means ana aI that can produce tha s
OF me system IN females. who ousy unitfu
that have speak plainly on such exceedingly de
cate matters, bur ieei called upon might
which Seeru WIN :snr 81 snes.
aens 05 t extensive patronage which, che agent Of the
man, tine ra JUN Wv Wi fSfSsB sf%S
street New York. and 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
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MEDICAL AID. /.

lR. GREGORY, long accustomed prescribe for diseases
~ of private nature, resides at - Mott street. He has
been particular and close observer and effect he has
obtained thorough practical knowledge of this branch of ms
profession which has enabled him Introduce valuable
into his pracce He does not boast making
hsty but his
rough ard radical aud short time
sbly be done with advantage and safety the patient and
change in business Hasty and nny
feet S from whence result many distressing
consecutive secondary symptom and the like result
frequently follows the of advertised remedies for
tbs yeasoL-that medicine however good in the first
&a stages OF the complaint cannot be supposed 10 exert the
and irlucnce the human when
administration has been loeg connped and thus while the
tent is swallowing medicine from day day his disease
not changing to chronic form the least very likely
DR.. Gregory deems worthy remark that he has often
for the complaint discharged being cured them
selves Of the opinion that really few days
eae and the disease begins to show itself again
stances only occasionally again the relapse pema
nent inducing at length chronic inflammation attended with
other visible effects which IL would be indicate describe
IN an advertssmen but which wilbe recognized readily by
terminate in structure, and it is by surgical only that
structure can ever be permanently removed Not however
with the chronic inflammation rather nduation for in this
stage of the maady there and that by mild and
simple Dr. G. proud say that he has discovered
and brought TO his aid remedy before used these
which has proved successful instance where
has been applied I'D has effected of from to ID
years duration This made through
lives of vanity and love of boasng simply inform
need Of the remedy where be found Those seeking
DR.: Gregory will find him his own house mot drug
81 Mott street. about $50 yards fiom Chatham squa, All let
Dr. Gregory has published little rease on the above sub
ec so cents FOR sale by the author and also by Mess
Sands Druggists IN Fultcnstree and both Broadway
lac Delaney, corner Suolksteet and II East Broadway
Marketstreet Applications by Mail Post paid enclos
ing 81 will the book by return of Mail free of Postage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING the celebrity efficacy and nyariable Of
" Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in all of
neguary suppression soppage Of those functions Of ma
upon which the health of every female depends
cir introduction into the United States about four
es and limitations constantly attempted 20 be
pamed off for the genuine Che pills purchased
attweIye cents box put different boxes and Called
Female Monthly Pills, with the object of selling them
east,oned a.aiast these attemp.s to impose them L.
teres except those sold Madame Resel Principal Office
li8 Greenwich street, New York and Essex street. boston
Price ST. Madame Rcstss signature written the
Of each box. -
N B.-They be used by married single, by following
the direct enclosed inside of each box Sold also BY
pointmen at 1854 Grand street, corner Of Allen, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
DIR. MORRISON

N0GKIA RIVER DisPENsARY, 2oih Fulton street near
Oreenwich-D Dr. Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon British Ma
wy continues to be consulted daily all diseases a
de'9gs treatment and te mprdent iquacs mecns
delicate diseases all their andc implicated forms
uses mild safe and niab substitute mercury erad,cat-
patient 70 any risk or restricting him n susua diets or pur-
SUITS while ms medicines are agreeable and SMELL Per-
Judgement Of the PROSTATE gland mpaned much irri-
taon and dull pain about these of the
quences OF maltreatment. Dr. in
llle manner, promolng absorf no of the circular
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures S young
men are suffering from tie Of indulgence
cret destructive habadwhose nerves further injured from
the Of nostums pretended specifics which Stimulate
only induce depression Dr. M treats such
purely pathological principles and never fails in establishing
Letters paid contannga suitable fee will ensure
the correspondent full advice dcne to any part of The
on street near Greenwich. au30 Irsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, or loosenes of the Bowels,
- cured few minutes b. Sheman's Restorative Loxen
ges They remarkably pleasant, and effect immediate
lef-never has been known Of their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-Shermans Lozenges for this tedi
and distressing complaint, without exception tie only
article known entitled the Of specc for they always
cure and the chils do d &
WORMS-ly totn children and adults, nfaliby de-
suoyed and removed by Shcrman's Worm Lozenges-a mil
lion Oh oxes sold yearly and never known to fail
warehouse 06 Nassau street. Agens-lS9 Bowery II East
Roadway 22udson street, ITO and 273 Broadway and
Fu street klxu Win
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
a NJ n. ~ L. n ~ 4

N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEW YoRK HERsLp-A daily paper issued every
Of the weekprice cents per copy Country sat-
scnbeB furnished at the rate, for any ssci period,
remttance advance. No paper sent less % ADVANCE
THE WEEKLY HERALD-ssued every Saturday morning az
oclock-prce and qerter cents copy-urshed
subscribers at $325 per au IN advance ke
for any specified PERIOD .
CopnEsPorDErTs requested 10 address their
JAnrs 0onpos BErrErr, Proprietor ali or,
ders sn business must ~ post pesA
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MADAME RESTEII,-

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, Id8 Green
witch between Courandt nd Liberty streets. where
she be consulted with the srctes confidence
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Restes and in the treatment
of obstinate Of female egul soppage
&c such to require but few days to effect perfect
Ladies desiring medical ndance during
nement or other ndlspostion will b, accommodated during
\" Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de-
lice pecaou eah orbds rapid increase Of family,
will be by mail any part of the United States Price
g package All Letters Po:, Ead) addressed box $685.
n. B.-Aladame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
of the city, whose health would admit of travelling that
of the Ined within reasonable distance 81 Im
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MEDICINES.
PRIVATE CURE.

THE ATTENTION OF ALL Suffer- ing under any of the
of diseases whether protracted
is DIRECTED to Doctor Jordas specific No for the
of Gonorhoea elects and all urethra discharges and
course No2 for the prompt and permanent eradication Of We
nerea diseases These specially designed enable
the effect satisfactory without
pcion which end each package contains medicine
for the guidance safety of the patient accompanied BY
DR. Jordans private treatise, The Monitor-wheren iull
directions with plain description of the nature symptoms
consequences and estmen of secret maladeshs remedies
their different sages-w valuable information
full hints and advcc-suted alike the
lids and those who having heretofore been unfortunate,
either contemplate marriage have recently entered Hs that
state
" The price of the Monitor cens-One dollar post.
paid will free The each $30
teed effect cure without further and admirably
from their and compactness and will be forward
ed secure from observation.
10 Sold for the Proprietor only Drug GO Prince
street, of Marion blocks Of Nibos Marion
continuation of Centre. au2O msr