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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07
When will the people of New York wake up.

CoNcKRTs.-The Rainers give grand Vocal Con-
cert this evening, at the Society Library. Mr. Dsmp-
ster, the charming ballad singer, also gives con-
cert this evening at the Rutgers Institute, which
will be rich treat. Signor Ribas gives concert
on Saturday at Nibos, which will doubtless be well
attended. SignorlAntognini, assisted by Slgnor Ra-
petit, gives his lest concert Tuesday, at the Ia
bernacle. which we hope will be crowded And on
Thursday next, Mrs. Sutton gives her first concert,
since her return, at the Apoo this will be a bril-
ent affair; she will be assisted by the first arfistes
in the city, and her charming little daughter, notyet
seven years old, will make her first appearance and
sing several favorte Scotch and English ballads IN
costume. There will be brilliant and fashionable
audience present on this occasion.
SAILING OF THE BRITISH QUEES.-lhe steam
shin British Queen leaves to-day for Southampton
and Antwerp.
Her letter bags will close at Harnden's, NO. .
Wall street, and at Gilpns in the Exchange, at one
o'clock.
She takes out fair number of passengers, but
several cap;tal state rooms are yet unengaged
rs Judge Eli Hutchinson died suddenly in AL
lany day before yesterday,
THEATRICAL Burton has opened Lees Saloon,
Boston, with company 10 play Vaudeviles.
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NEWSPAPER CHANeEs.-The Morning Chroni-
Gle" penny paper is rapidly increasing its crcula-
too, and is iast treadng in the footsteps of the
san There's also an Oh DIT that the " American"
and Standard" will be united as one paper.
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N3- ATTEND SOLDIERS This is the season when
the law compels you to do military duty, when
To the sound of drum and fife

The merry soldiers marches
The trumpet calls, but not for strife,
In sword and sabre drawn.
Although not to the battle field yet oentmes the par
AIDES OF the militia is to some the march of death Formed
in line for inspection they often exposed to bleak
raw Winds which settle cough cold upon the stem
very difficult to eradicate this easily be avoided by
little attention at the moment and health saved Remem
Der that package of Pease Sons Hoarhound Candy is
the remedy for any cough cold you may be attacked
with Do not delay, but have it by you Sold at As Divi
sion eeet 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway and So William
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

New YoRK, Oct. 9, 1912.
90 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-Sr
am glad to perceive in your paper yesterday the very
favorable and well deserved notice which published
respecting the high and eminent abilities of Dr. Wheeler
Of 80 Greenwich street, Practical Oculist.
Permit through your valuable journal, to express
my appreciation Of the you have adopted in intro
ducing TO the public in proper manner protest. ma:
men Of character truly merorious scientific expert
enced, and successful L., Ill Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

90 THE ATTENTION OF THE READER Is
called to the advertisement another page, of Bros
sasararlla and particularly the letter Of Messrs A. B.
s. d. Sands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

The GREAT WALKING FEAT-Ellworth accom-
pshed his great feat of walking 1000 miles in 1000
successive hours, at Porters splendid hotel course,
Cambridge, Mass, on Wednesday morning, at five
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

D9- THE TONIC MIXTURE OF THE COLLEGE
of Medicine and Pharmacy has attained reputation quite
unparalleled II is invaluable remedy in all cases OF
dyspepsia and indigestion. II entirely removes pimples
botche from the face and restores the most debiitated
constitutions. Sold in 81 bottles.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

ANNUAL MANUFACTURING EXHIBITION, PHILApEI-
PHIA.-The Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia hold
their twelfth yearly exhibition the 18th instant.
1t will be worth visit to Philadelphia to see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN was passed on the
lst inst, al nine o'clock, A. NJ, in latitude Al "a,
longitude Sc g.
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-The Rev. David Hale says he
has contempt for the Court of Sessions Judge
Lynch, call him up at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocTArIoN.-Wep perceive
that this association is about to partake of public
dinner OF its own getting up, and that the tickets
are to be SO for gentleman and SIS for gentleman
and lady. Now, it should be recolected that this
institution Is composed of young clerks, two-thrds
of whom have small salaries and, therefore, So
too much for the tickets. The getters up of the din
profess great temperance principles on this
casIon, use no spurious liquors, and TO make 1t
cold water celebration. This is all very good but
we wish they would carry that same temperance
principle little farther, and get up dinner at 81
per head; tor we feel sure that tina. sum is quite
enough to pay for mere dinner We are afraid that
this institution, like too many others, getting to be
under the influence OF clique who are DESTROYS Of
indulging in luxurious habits which they deny to
large body OF the clerks. All this should be reme-
died
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

NATIONAL REVENUE IN NEW YoRK.-The amount
of Revenue secured at the port of New York during
the year 1871, was SIC, LAC, 635 80, During three
quarters of the year 1912, $9,9ll 1857 %
This statement shows an important increase in
the revenue this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

90 The performances at the new 10TH "useun
nightly and the numbers appear to increase instead
Of diminishing The mansger ct the rate he goes on at
w,I have to enlarge his lecture room. The public
have never before received so much amusement for
their money. Only for a moment imagine seven per.
formers Of high order of talent half million OF curios
ties. and most splendid picture gallery all for h
linn
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FUNNY-Some of the papers call Webster " the
lost Pleiad,' others, the "faen STAR and some,
"Samson shorn of his hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

HousAroSic RArLRoAp.--Th Berkshire branch Of
this road will be opened 9TH of November, and con-
meet with the Boston and Albany Railroad Compa-
NY so as 10 60 from here to Albany in twelve hours
Thlswil be the great travelling thoroughfare for the
winter Pomeroy will run an express over the
line
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Besides these, there were lO,6O3 that had occu-
patton whatever Of the &c, ITO females, IL of them
artists, were teachers, were musicians, l6S
were seamstresses and Is 99l had no occupation but
that of waiting on their husbands and relatives.
The countries to which the above belonged we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

The females bear regular proportion to the
males in this last respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

NiBLo's.-This is the last night of that popular
comic pantomme, the Green Monster; after this
evening we must bid adieu to the White knight,
and all his conceited comicaties. The admirable
piece of the Woodcutters is also given, in which
Gabriel has agreat part. Miss Wells dances grand
pas. All the Ravels appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

UNITED STATES CONSUL AT HAvRE For some
time past there have been numeross and heavy COM
plants against Mr.. Beasley United States Consul
at Havrc, and we think high time that our Govern
ment looked at this matter with view to his remo-
val. Mr.. Beasley has been there some twenty-fi
to thirtyfve years, and has grown rch and as some
say, insolenr. The ship captains complain bitterly
IF his exactions and overcharges; 81 for each man
shipped to replace desertion or discharge; increas
ng the fees OF consular services for each ship or
sch voyage from So to S25. We earnestly hope
Ir. Webster will see to this and rectfy it, If Mr.
5easley has done wrong dismiss him at once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Anniver-
sary has again come round Ii is expected to sur
pass all that have preceded it in the number and
splendor of its articles. To-day and to morrow are
devoted to the reception OF articles intended for
competition and exhibition. Monday next the
garden will open to the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

CRoToN MEDAL AND BADeE.-Valentine, the cele-
brated engraver of John street, has publisheda very
handsome badge for the Croton celebration; and
Robert Lovett 81 Son, 1873 Broadway, have also
struck of very beautiful medal about the size of
dollar. On one side is correct sectional view of
the aqueduct with this inscription
"Built by the city Of New York-conmenced A. D.
1887 Water introduced 4th July, l642.
Discharge in % hours 80, 100000 CALLS feet inches
wide feet inches high Descent l3i inches per mile
Croton Aqueduct length, Al miles.
On the other side is view of the Distributing
Reservoir with the following
DsrRIBUTIrG reservoir.
Cap. Dis. Res. 81 900, 900 CALLS
Cap. Rec. Res. $50 1000 gals.
Croton Lake Reservoir available capacity 500 900
rails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

IMMIGRATION INTO New YoRK.-The imports of
foreigners into New York during the present year
has been immense. BY the returns at the Custom
House, we have the following curious facts:-
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REVOLUTIONARY RELrcs.-Another lot will be
published tomorrow.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Heraid.]
BALTIMORE, Oct 6, 1872.

Nh. EDiroR-
Yesterday was our State election. 1t passed off in
this city with extreme quietness and order-hardly
an intoxicated or boisterous parsonage was TO be
seen. As predicted some weeks since, N. Tracy,
Esq, has been elected to the Office of sheriff His
majority IN the city over the next highest candidate
b. Chase, ocoioco, is l277. This, have no doubt,
will be sweled by the county vote TO 1000 or 25OO
Mr.. Tracy, it will be remembered, is good sub
stantial wing. There were twelve other candidates
for sheriff in the field, mixed in politics, but they
have to submit TO defeat. Chace, will in all pro-
liability be on the returns and s. Harker, once edi-
tor of the Republican, third.
The locofoco, or democratic, delegate ticket,
consisting of Gallagher, Springer, Graves, Spence
and Starr, have been elected to the Legislature by
an average majority of seven hundred and fifty
two. This however, a smaller majority than they
had last year by about three hundred votes There
was large vote against changing the State Consii-
tuition contemplated by an act OF the last Legis
lature The wings are sanguine OF having major
ity in the State OF the legislative candidates Ifso
they will secure the United States senator to be
chosen during the approaching session, 1t not, they
will lose him. In the county Il Is presumed the de
mocratic delegate ticket will be elected If the
wings 60 in Frederick county, and return those
they already claim and almost certain of, they
will secure their United States senators. The I'M
preston is that they will get Frederick by hand
Eight o'clock News Just received from the coun-
ty makes it certain that Tracy is elected. He is
ahead of all the candidates. The locofoco dele
gate ticket in the county is elected by con-
siderable majority. shall be able to give you the
earliest news tomorrow. Enough to determine
how the State has went.
sssThs, Hon. J. P. Kennedy, member of Congress
from this city, as you may be aware, was thrown
from his horse few days since and very badly hurt
He is yet confined to his chamber and suffers much
pain. No bones were broken, but the bruises were
severe. There is probability of his being confined
to his chamber for a considerable time.
The new steamer Ericsson made her first appear
apce at the wharf yesterday, on the new line be.
tween this city and Philadelphia. She was hailed
with hearty welcome.
Three individuals, named Curtis, Evans and w ood-
ward, have been arrested in this city, charged with
having committed thefts in Newton, Upper Falls,
Roxbnry and Boston, Mass. They are in prison
awaiting a requisiton.
The two mail robbers recently arrested in Canada,
charged with robbng the mail in February last. be-
tween Wheeling and Baltimore, were brought on
here yesterday and lodged in Jail to await their trial
at the U. s. Court to convene here next month
We have another election on the 18th inst for
mayor. Yours, koDERicK
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03- Those who troubled with the blues feel
they would enjoy ahearty laugh, and while away
few hours in behoding the wonderful works of nature
and art and blending valuable instruction with innocent
amusement, advised to visit the American Museum
That immense establishment with its six spacious halls
ard 1000 curosities; the performances Of Mr. Neis
who was born without arms; the singing of Miss Hood
the exhibition of sgnor vivadis wonderful automasons
the dancing Of Ceeste the Gpsey Girls revelations the
comcaes of Collins and all the wonders OF TINS worio
with slight portion ofthe next, presents the most UMPIRE
cedened array of amusements ever put iorn " any
similar establishment in America
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CHATHAM, THEArRE.-Yet another new piece, as
also new face, will come out at this establishment
tonight The new Scotch drama of Cramond
Brig is to be produced, in which Mr.. Lennox, who
was well known to the theare-going public in this
city some years since, will sustain the principal cha
racter Mr.. Mossop, the unrivaed delineator of
Irish characters will also appear in the Irishman in
London; which, with the drama of the Spectre
Pilot, forms an unusually rich and entertaining
bill, and one which will be handsomely received by
no common audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

90 REDDING, STATE STREET BOSTON, sells
$1,000 per month of Shermans Lozenges-C Dyer Jr.,
Providegce, $685. per monh-Guthre, Stanwix Hall AL
bany $7OoBurgess, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia,
$l4OODr Reed Gay and Saratoga streets Balti-
more $540-Head Charleston, s. c. $3.50. C. Morgan
New Orleans, l3o0-G. y. Thomas Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio $325and Dr. Sherman at his warehouse l06 Mas
nous.
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D3-CHATHAM THEATRE.-The drama Of Cramond
Brig is produced tonight, in which Mr. T. f. Lennox
makes his FIRST appearance before York audience for
years the character of Jack Harrison The farce
of the Irshman in London with Mossop Murtoch De-
laney and the drama of the Spectre Pilot in which Mr.
Wood appears, are added to the other attractions.
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Qy- WORMs.-These dangerous things are easily re-
NEEDED by the OF Kolmstock's Vermifuge from II
Maiden lane is perfectly mild in its effects and be
administered with safety to the smallest infant 1t con-
tans mercury, mineral preparation, which places
above all the medicines for safety and usefulness
Besides should any take that is troubled with
worms, bad effects could happen from it, but the
contrary it would do the system good Its effects i'm
that her children suffering with worms should fail to
send to II Maiden lane.
Price TWENTY-FIVE cents per bottle.
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THEATRICAL has opened Lees Saloon
Boston, with company to play vaudevilles.
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dGEYTSIN VERMONT.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

TH7llS Balsam is offered 10 the public from flu
conviction That It Is surtrorlo M! other neGlcihe
for the various diseases Of the chest Its ELECTS
first tested in private practice md the ntGcihe more
extensively circulated at the tarrtst solicitation Of ntny
who received the most signal benefit TN in dstGsts tie
most distressing ard alarming.
The preparcr Of This ba.um Las for several years raid
particular attention TO pulmonary roTl!anisbl w"tLig
their progress investigating their CarsCstit CaItLlI To-
ticng the fleets nj the numerous ~ most 0pIroNtttm-
ides which have been rrsCr!ledly lhNsicts Of a or
dcrs Of most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been offered 10 the Iltlic,
1t has been found produce most astonishing results in
whCoping.C Cniauh affections of The III rss liidro
thoruX, drCpGy If the chest, rC7a, Group. siltn2
OF blO d. pain in the SIDE shcrrtss Of BREATH coLsump
tiOn and common colds
lrtgulatrs the natural secrotors Of ht system, pro
cures tree cNpcCiOraon and alays morbid TthDiIlly-
Hence its great utility in all diseases Oi the lungs.
Thousands of certificates might lie given II necessary
but a that is wanted tor its recommendation is iair ti
al. PRICE 80 cents.
Prepared By Or. II. II, CARTER, For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March o., Isle. 90
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500 REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" Tered for months tOnny one who will use bottle nj
Hiys LiHfmrnf tor the Piles without being cured. OF
thuisan sold, in instance has it failed
Proof overwhelming 10 be had whents sold. II is also
certain cure In nsdriy sUtry case, Externally in tho
following complaints.
For the Plies, TighinS''of the clsstes.
For aHDrDpsy, pecidhy in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers NJ the isgs, or
Sore throat By canoe sor other fungus sores, hour
ulcers, obstinate or tong
Group, standing,
WhooDing cough, FTsth UonHG',
Scdid Heat, ChiiLilins &c. 4.
LOOK out
Some S0iniiers hare coultsrfied The article md put
IL up 'rih r1r9H' ferice'. DO not be imposed upnn.
One thing only will protect yon-it is the of COM.
STOCK a co. That name must diir1v, be on The trap
per. cheated. Do not forget II. Take this
direction with YOU, aud test by that buy it, for
it's im1otsi5is for any other TO he true genuine
Sold by COMSToCK& CO..
II Maiden Lane, New York.
SILLY j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock. vi.
u. n. NEWTON. Norwich
j. e. BROOKS, Hartford.
H. H. WARDNER, Wind
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NIEDlCATED-pRIcE cts. OF, 10 cts o. e. l.2 cts
vi lb.--A REMEDY that has gained great reI ninlitn
for the Of coughs colds, whoorirs corgh IhIhisic
throat, and all diseases Of the lurcs also - u ~
tcnsyc use for clearing the voice for Nocass or Public
Spcakcrs and in consequence Of the extensive slc NJ
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists ard Cor cohtrs 10 rtrn-
erl,it thi, valuable coreh remedy. An imitation hns rsi
been shown me with MY stamped on the cal d, ev-
IDENTITY to deceive the public For the genuine vow WI!
call for VIM Browns Boncsei Candy Nedlcaed," ara
see that the direction is scrcd BY the proprietor and the
CANDY stamped " WV. BrowS.n The true article is Tor
sale In Boston at Wholesale rnd retail by iht NRp"clu'
Tcr, corner of Washington ard ElOtst
For sale By IA DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
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poetry.
S o y G.


ny JAMES o. PERcivAL, ESQ.
The night is dalk: the hollow wind
Is breathing faint und low:
Though 10th to leave my love behind,
perlorce away 90.
Away Ger mountain, and DER moor
My guide, no friendly star;
No wlnGOw light to lead me Ger
The heath, that spreads aiar,
Though dark the night, darker slado
Hangs heavy round my heart,
How deep il sank, as cod she said
Those bitter words: we patti
We part, and ay, for ever too;
My love for thee has gone,
turned, and babe no last adieu,
But wildly hurried on,
o! on through sleet and driving ram,
Still let me ever haste;
Day breaks not on my heat again,
Life lies for every waste.
Away DER mountain and DER moor,
Though cold the gusty wind;
No light TO cheer me on before
Hope, love, all left behind
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Splril OF tbr Age.

TERMS &o,oO year, 81 80 in adj 0nee. The cost Of
TRANSPORTATION in ali cases TO be paid By the subscribers
Subscriptions not received nor rGytfts'ncis IN
serted unless By advance payment or guaranty oi ray
mCnt by some responsible Terson known 10 the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted iU Size arr
ron subscribers for year.
rr Al con muEica,iCns must be addrts,,d, posaf'
raid to c. G. EASTMAN.
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should not those who will call the undersigned,
have advice gratis, and medicines and board the
reasonable tcrmsor will visit patients distance very
reasonably.
Persons wishing become Agents for the sale of DR.
ibards medicine, will apply to Haskell Palmer, Wood
stock; VIM. Hewes, Chelsea and h. III. Prentiss, Mont
peer, who are authorised General Agents.
J. b. HlBARD, NJ. D.
East Bethel August, 1870 ly
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ORANGE COUNTY.

p-.;,,r,e T. :. speare-Brool1eld. J. ". kinGshury-
, brmni w d. Parker-Chelsea. C. {. Stone-Co-
Go sIeepcr-East BrookieldP. Daris-East Tops
ham ~ G. Dickey-East Randolph Egerton Walker
Pas, Corinth, John Chapmnn-Newhnry, Iappan Ste
-" poi NiIls-- Stanford, W u. Sanborn-
son,h S,r,frord n Russ-Thetiorn, - Topshnm
-Irnion Village. j. Walker-Nershire :. Dustin
West Fairlee steI hen Thomss-West Randolph, Edmund
weston-wesi Topsham, Geo; Jenness-"elis RIVER &
Fsrr-washington, Russell 5. Basley
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TO THOMSONI.fN,S.

A FEW copies ri Nstsons American Vegetable Prsc
n tce, or a new and improved Guide Health design
ed for the use Of families. For sale BIZ --
Sept 20. isil. NATHANIEL RANDALL