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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

News FROM BnAzM.-Advices from Pernambuco
to the I'd ult and from Rio de Janeiro the I'd.
The rebels in the former province in battle were
completely defeated, with loss of many killed,
and 200 prisoners. In Rio GranCe the insurgents
had also met with defeat.
The Journal de Cornero of September I'd, amour
the speedy departure Of Caxias for that province
with large force, which,, was confidently believed
would have no difficulty in putingan end to the re-
belion there.
General Caxias had been made Field Marshal
by the Emperor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

o. WHO WOULD WEAR WIG WHEN A BALM
can be procured at II Maiden lane that will cause new
growth OF hair to grow into short tme should the
person have been bald Persons of highest stand
ing can be referred to in this CITY, who had been bald for
years, and had their hair restored by the genuine OF
bridges Balm of Columbia II frees the heads of infants
from scur and helps the hair to curl beautifully impar
ing which no oil can do contains nothing
Of an oily nature but nvgoraes the roots grey or
dead hairs will not appear under the use OF this
delightful article No ladys toilet should be made with
out the help of this balm In Consequence ofthe counter
feits, II can be Obtained only at u Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

% METALLIC TABLET.-This is the most perfect
LOT the purpose designed invented having the
power Of producing the keenes and smoothest
edge to razor in tenth part of the time that is
On none at the same time doing away with the
unpleasant use OF oil and water II is the same size of an
oroary strop and as simple in its With one Of them
he ever at hand of keeping perfect or
aer hrst cutters in England and France have them
IN cons.ant use and recommend them. The celebrated
NJ; Mkn. cutler to the Royal Navy, so Strand after
the inventor where be seen with many others from,
the most scientific gentlemen OF this country.
@. SAUNDERS
1853 Broadway. 80 ~ sc
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90 THE ANODYNE LINIMENT.-This prepare
ton has silently wrought its way into widespread repu
tation for its efficacy in removing rheumatic equity and
syphilitc pains piece Of linen moistened with and
applied to the affected part gives immediate relief Price
75cents per bottle w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nessau sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

90 M. REGARDS WORK ON vENEREAL DIS
eases has excellent chapters he treatment Of pu
ruent discharges from urcthra and the remedies
just introduced BY the College OF Medicine and Phar
macy Of the city of New York highly
Let all thus affected immediate recourse to the
of the French Antiphogistic MIXTURE price only 50
cents per bottle Principal Office 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

EXPLOITATION OF CIRCUS CoMPANY.-We learn
that WEIGH & Mann have exported part Of their
fine company to the Western Islands They sailed
in the Frances Amy, Captain Klmball, on the 10Th
inst. and dashing over the Atlantic as gal
lantly and as beautifully as their horses dashed
round the ring in the Amphi,heatres in this city
Those who have gone are
Alra Mann, Esq. Proprietor George Sweet and lad Mr.
and Master Risley Master Washington Chambers Mr.
Henry Lapman Walter Howard Alex. Downing Mr..
Wilmot Mr. P. Coty Peter Branigsn Charles Morsau
with sundry other persons belonging the company.
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w DIX. BAHTHOLOMEWS PINK EXPECTO-
RANT SYRUPThis valuable remedy for all diseases Of
the chest lungs and liver is not like humbug nosrums of
the day. but compounded Of the best remedies for these
diseases, and by the best chemist in the United States
warranted to contain morphine any preparation IF
Finally it is recommended for disease but those il has
been known to Will the sufferer but make one trial
and they will extol this medicine above all Others There
are many vile counteres it, which the public must
guard against To be found only genuine at II Maiden
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Established for the Supprsssior M O,1cksrv
,0- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS M sRo,rs
ons 5as %sdcs advice that RENTING the sum OF
sunnI;sd ~ ~ IN Iaement Of their case they win be
and letter OF udvice containing full directions as to diet
regimen, &c Alletters must be post paid Aad,ss. '
w. g. RICHARDsON. Agent
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicins and
xn Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street NV
N D. The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is dailv in st,.na.r.
at the private consulting Of the College Hour
from 10 till 2 o'clock haours
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Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, Feb. THE advices are very unfavora
bic for American shipments. Baltimore might possibly
command - 900 per barrel for small cargo but not
/ 900 for any considerable amount. The stock Of
flour in first hands on the 4h was s673 barrels nclud
ing arrived the three preceding days. and
900 barrels in other hands No offers making and
under any circumstances for the best Baltimore
81 6s nett per Dbl. could be obtained.
Coffee OF really prime quality only appeared in small
lots and pric. had nomnally fallen but $500 200 per
100 pounds on board were still asked and 1000 500
for ordinary. Exchange was 29d
The exports of coffee for the month Of January,
TO New York, HAP bags to Baltimore, $50 bags TO
New Orleans, IL 397 bags Total to United States 399
bags. To cape of Good Hope, 1850 Europe, a. 7l6
Total exports, s3.I7i bags
PERSAMBUco MARKETS, Feb. 26-The only arriva al of
Flour since last is the schr VIM. Tompkins, from
Baltimore with 63s bbls IA half barrels which WILL if
good, bring 10 600 at which price Philadelphia selling.
The stock of Flour in this market /, small hut owing
the state ofthe Rio market cannot antic
pate any improvement in prices for the present Rich
mond is retailing slowly al 10000 Sugar in bbls 900
a 20eO for whites Exchange 2Sld; Mexican dollars,
1850 Spanish lN7l0.-Jour. Com.
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Important from Texas--Two Days Later,

BY the arrival at New Orleans of the steamboat,
Colonel Woods, from Galveston, whence she was
despatched on the I'D, we have the confirmation of
fhe invasion of Texas by an overwhelming Mexican
force. II appears that the retreat Of the Mexcans
from San Antonio was device to allure the Texan
troops, assembled in hate, to 90 in pursuit before
they were fully drilled and disciplined.
Shortly after the steamship Neptune left Gal
weston, (Which vessel reported the retreat OF the
Mexicans from San Antonio an express arrived
bringing intelligence of the advance OF 5000 men
on me Matamoras road toward Victoria, and re-
porting r. 900 additional troops the upper road,
marching upon San Antonio The forces which
recently captured San Antonio constituted the van
guard OF the IL 600, under command of Vasquez -
The impression is that the Texan army OF 800,
under Bdrleson, will follow the retreat of the van.
guard until brought within the power OF the main
army.
Upon the receipt OF this news, which was brought
10 Ma,agorda from different directions, rendering
It's truth lndisputable, the Committee of Vigilance
IN Galveston despatched pilot boat to this city,
and lew hours afterwards the steamer Colonci
Woods. Inc puot boat has not yet reached New
Orleans. Thc Col. Woods met with favorable
weather, and came To our levee in about fliy
hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDANS Specific COUKSE, No.l-For
- the prompt of C-p Gonorrhea, elects, and all
other wehra discharges and his Specific Course No
the complete eradication aud permanent Of venerea
disc without inconvenience loss OF tine
Each course s enclosed IN neat TIN case COMPRISING every
medicine wash and site required either for internal
external and whether The case be DID,
is guaranteed if used directed Each package also
Dr. Jordan called the Monitor WI
in full directions with plain description Of the nature
which added much valuable information useful hints and
important ajvice-removIpg all the difficulties of self treat
post paid, viii its reception Toe courses No. and
each S. AMI sneed-sdmraby designed for resi-
dents the country, being complete compact Convenient
and efficient Post paid letters covering the amoun have
attention Sold the proprietor only Drug Store
So Marion street second door Pnpce block east
Of Broadway. Marion street direct connu ilion Of
fanfro lruAl rrt
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WILLIAM HtARN.

OO1 BOWERY, between Prince and Spring streets ofers
~Of for sale the following dry goods, lately recsned
French, English and domestic calicos, mourning and
second mourning, light thiatz and single colors; super
Al plaid Earson gughars mourning light coors plain
and satin striped Blk blue blk silks lgt cold lining silks
and watered hat ribbons; fine blk mourning light cold
muslin Dc lanes ad,es fancy and gsptlemsns blh silk
ic hdkfs ladies' aud gentemen light cod gloves blk
silk long hawls; shades and misses parasols awns
brdeyt Diapers blk and brown linens twed Sssiss
Mareilles skirts shifting musDs blk aud white cotton hose
&c &c; strped plain and corded canbric jaconet book
swiss null aud Tarlstan musins; shops lawns Cambria
dimts, &c. Sc.
Also h'nd, bombszin blk chaly. fig Eoliennes
grapes baTege paraso and general Of
other goods ali Of which offered generally at the
mat prices.
Uni pIiLea-no hatement. m
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, SC

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, sc.
w. SPIES x CO, are opening their spring assort-
"A ment Of the following kinds Of goods AZ determA-
ed not TO be sndersold by Any house in the trade. ,
Pen knives o. hsessrs sols; Wostsnholms Crook |:
%anpfasture, rsb- Cutery sci:s"ss ksron, F.ss and
patterns Patti Metal Tea Kettles and Sauce Psns timed
and enameed; Shelf Hardwsrs OF every description
NOW IN PORT AND IN STOCK
200 double barrel Guns, from :. 80 70 70 $so each
200 Rifles ........... "........ 81 to $50
1000 pair Pistols .''.''.Sl to $40 pair.
Gunsmhs terias of all Kinds, for altering and manuac
turing guns. .sl
Game bags, powder TASKS. percussion caps, &c. &c.
Sporsman,s articles OF every variety.
Agent for the sale Of Aliens Selfcocking and Revolving
Pistol being the greatest modern impr IN lire
be discharged three seconds with the OF hand
Wholesale aud re, all. m22 I'm
SOUNp AND WHITE fEETH-The best ar,ic in use
PEINES' ORRis TOOTH PASTE. Il improves tie color
Of The ns aud and mpar grateful sweetness to the
BEAUTY OF CoMtLEXIoN-The best cosmetic for
removing reckes sunburn and nesting pimpes and
tons 4 the skim the lablete Of Pearl aud Alabaser
at T. M Guons l2 Bowery, of Grand lss and 27s
Broadway. ia Canal St mh25 I'm
ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-lHE fERSIAN
SOAP-ls always ehcacious in removing frectlss dark
spots redness and erupons o. the skin This Soap
to tn. skin soft aud elicate texture resemb the blending
of lily with the rose Price SO cents
PlMPLEs ON THE FA,E, BLOTCHES, &c-Sr Asst
bo,ches from the face and skin, Of the rye
ture, long audng Price 80 cents Sold hy e. GUION,
le7 Bowtry If Grand Ell ss Broadway and East
Broad way H25 lm*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
LUCINA CORDIAL.

barely three years since the general
Abe LSen. Cora,l alto u; United States and il that Rs
and sustained the vast reputation wh,sh i had
is usirous inv enioI b. the Il has
been to posses: IN the cure Of sSpsn consume
and n,gora,ing the human frame suggested the idea Of
nsng it tn way aud the result is thai medicine has
on which pses. the with DUE the
son!ro os patent e sodey :: this period
Of elect Flour Abs s,isult painful
wsn'sd a. shrsashcat he United States has taken pece
further be bopedor; being sreedy perfect pems.
nent and effected or trouble Should there how
doubtful! ofit almost universally tested merits
sns d ne
that health 70 the afflicted pares and grasfulnes to Pr
dial p9cipally based is thoroughly investigated, ndu
had been barren, bear osprns restore
and Se a
first received the American agency Of tine Luciaa Cordial
Eref' deeasd @y
an encf%ca: sas
Os u sSuDss vi and s sDs IF
personal observation can p.hesita: ngy warrant as
s,snors promises in the i h@sn Of The most important
ends for which is recommsnted aud has become justly
peat hold rspnaly responsible for hs assump
nod T. can a,sorste the ri5s powers
deficient when they have been protested BY artificial
an aSo s shS Gn that s,s Of The
barren which win enable them 10 bear child rem rsgrst
h ,s e sei y DO on srsa
as full for 81 E %
Iuciea Cordial Ia. hsa led 10 this country
,s". III: ss VS. ssTS!;
and 90 Nor h Sixth sire ct. Phil dalcha. m2;lm-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

FIRES IN MARyLAsp.-The dwellings of Mr..
Henry Goodwin, and five or six others, in Green's
borough Caroline county, Md, together with four
large grannaries, containing two thousand bushels
o All oss Of % a
Prince Georges county, another fire occurred in
the house of DR.. David Crawford, the inmates of
which were all at rest at the time, and would no
warning of a man in the employ of DR.. C AS it
was, they had narrow escape, having to make
their way out of the house in their night clothes
Dr.. CrawIord's loss was about SIC, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

HoRRIp TRAGEDY-MURDER OF AN AcToR.-A
most horrid and fatal tragedy was enacted at the
theatre last night. After the curtain had dropped
at the conclusion Of the first act Of the first piece
a quarrel ensued behind the scenes between Mr.
Ewing and Miss HambIin, both attached to the
theatre, in " hich the latter plunged dagger to
mediate death. After the preparation of The awful
deed, Miss Hamblin made her escape by jumping
out of the window and at twelve O'Clock last night
had not been arrested She left in her theatrical
attire, dressed as a page -lfobh Chron March 26.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HL subscrber having completed aud PCT in Operation his
newly invented Cotton and Hay Press offers to sell die.
pose Of Presses for IF the United States nego-
ae or the sale Of The patent right for section Of
country east OF the Allegheny Mountains. press be
seen IN ope daily, between the hours Of A.
at the corner Of Avenue aud 5h On press tho
hvs pounds to the cubic foot
great expense at the place Of shpmen The power
Of two men sufficient for pressing the density
very simple in It's confirmation not liable Of repair
perfectly portable and will be sold ess thsa one fourth
ofhe Of Of equal power now 10 use
all street between the hours ofla and or Of T. W.
streets Letters post paid will meet Immediate attention.
DIM p q. GARUINER
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DISPATCHES TO TExAs-Ip reference to some
statements in the New Orleans papers, we are
authorized and requested to declare that no des-
patches have been sent by this Government to
tary of War has been employed to convey any des.
patches to any person or officer, TO render any
other service whatever for the Government or any
of its Departments.-Nat. Infeiigeacer, April 4.
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Hon. Ashbel Smith, Charge d'Affaires from the
Government of Texas to Great Britain and France,
and MIR. George X. Teulon, Secretary of Legation,
have arrived in this city, and are lodged at Gads
by's Ho,el.-Nat. Inteiisencer, Ap'T 4.
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Correspondence Ofthe N. o. Bulletin

pALNksIONs NidICn ~, lSip.
Since | wrote you by the Neptune, we have re-
ceived the gratifying intelligence that some twenty.
one thousand Meyicans are close upon our western
settlements. Our people are delighted with the
news. Now that we have an invasion, the gen.
ersl desire among US Is that II should be such a
one as TO try the strength OF the beigerent par
ties. We dread not the issue. We willing
to engage in the contest, being conscious that
we shall come off victorious. We greatly prefer
an immediate trial CT the strength of parties and
permanent settling OF the question who TO be III.
rulers 10 the state which have been in since the
battle of San Jacinto IT'S true that by the pre- sent
attitude Of our affairs entire stop is put bu al
ness of every kind, but when the contest is over
and we do not consider the issue at all ubllul-
ihlngs will again settle down on peImarent foun
dalton. The MexIcans are now, IN all proba
b.llty, prepared to make their best effort, and
If we are successful in the present struggle
LAS we are conscious we shall b-)-our adver
sanes will be willing ever after TO "le: US alone
Now Is the time Tor the brave spirits Of the u
States to flock TO our standard Oar government is
now fully committed for an INVASION of Mexico -
The Texan flag IS furry hoised aud volunteers ale
invited TO enlist under our bianers
We trust our agents abroad, aad especially our
fnend Andrews, will be emInen'ly successful in
obtaining men and means TO aid Us IN our pregent
enterprise. We know that no5ler spirit never
went from this country 10 solicit aid than : F. An.
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF RHEUMATISM

NJ EWAHk, DECEMBER II iofl.-Dr Hng-Dea SIr:-Hou
~ will to excuse my not relation
the certificate giving account Of almost miraculous
life it UNEXPECTEDLY
that appeared like dream than reality only
of one whose lie il dear 10 him. Situated among friends
kind aud DEAR family look him for port
and no also join praise to and their God for
speakabe sparipg at tns time Anything that
power do which will be of benefit you such as
giving an account OF my suffering in certificate, that
gn M ~ "a. nssa ~ my nends,
TO enold the price charged, would willingly il;
exhausted Isovsr three tscked with what
our doctor Called ne inism%a DRY kh:uTatsm ~ which
which fell away most frghfal'y. Ssahirg from all work
and had been few hundred dollars had saved
In work and family would have been in the workhoue
So and hope the puslio will how much owe
for being able To- daily and that by
three bottles Of your Elixir hieh sent r five del
BENZ. e. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Hapnah acobss, William +. Dean
Prepared sold by c. H. RING, Fulton street
Cliff m23 mn
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The Solway, that touched at the Baze on her
way to Mexico, left Havana before the arrival of the
packet from England, and consequently brought no
s who says there is growing jealousy between the
Spanish authorities and their English vsitants. Abo-
liiionism 10 be at the bottom of this mutual
i'll will The British officers do not disguise their
belief that they can have Cuba whenever they
pease-N q. Bulletin, March rs.
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drews. The other ag' ms, so tar as we know, are
gentlemen Of standing and worth
Those of our citizens who are not engaged in mil
.ary duties, industrously employed in the cul-
yaion of the soil. trust shall be able to make
quite a fair crop, while al the same time we drive
the Mexlcans from our country and gain portion OF
country west of the Rio del Norte
Urge all the gallant spirits that you can to come
TO our aid.
MoSpAY March 81, 1872.
The following reached this morning by MIR. S.
NLssina, who left Matsgorda at noon on Saturday. II
will be observed that the facts stated from dis
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE EASTERN COUN.
TIES.
We the committee of safety Of the county Of Mata-
gorda present to yeur the following facts
just received From letters dated 18th inst from in
whom we have the utmost confidence, extract the
following from Mr.. Pleasant to his sister Mrs Fisher
dated Victoria, 10th ins-"F From Mexican Information,
received on the 18th there would be 1900 at San
Patricio the advance guard Of 90O0."
From Dr.. A. M Levy, same date" Some friendly
Mexicans just in camp report thai there were 900 Mex
leans advancing the lower country by the Matamo-
ros road, and 1900 the road 10 San Antonio"
The above from the camp has been confirmed by the
arrival of one of our spies in camp, Mr. Blair
From G. X Jsqsss, citizen of this town" From the
news brought in last evening think shall have TO
fall back and il the force Of the enemy not overrated
not be able to fight them short Of the Colorado
that the upper division Of Mexcans said to be about
$4,000, the lower division about 1000 There is no
doubt they have large frce and we may expect some
rough fighting. Times serious than some ina
CINE Urge the people eastward to push and help
u.s.
Since the above was received, Mr.. Luddngton has
just arrived from Linn lle whch place he left the
18th, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ Mr.. West, the Deputy Collec
tor had just come in from camp and reports spy COM
pany had just come in who had seen large body OF
Mcxcans supposed ~ be COO 10 miles west Of the Nu
Gees and then Oh the march, There were two wagons
Linnvile pressing every article in the way of prov
sions for army"
From the above facts if there is not prompt turn out
by the Middle and Eastern Counties the enemy will ra
wage and everrLn our country.
NJ. TALBOT, Oh. JUS Chmn.
Harry KENDRICK,
CHARLES DALE,
THOS. NJ. DUKE,
d. Z. f. BRAMEN,
0. C. BLUNT,
X. T. VANSLIKE,
J. T. HOFFORD,
ISAAC VANDORN.
M,TAooRuA, March 10, 1872
We take the following extract from the N. o. Bull
lctin of March rs.
TExAs.-We are requested to state that the ct-
zens of New Orleans will be called upon o-day
personally, for contributions of powder and lead, TO
90 by the steamer Neptune on Sunday morning, and
it is OF vital Importance to that people as well as TO
the citizens of Louisiana, that il should be sent by
this conveyance. The COMMITTEE OF FIVE.
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per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the
rate, for any SPECIFIC period, on aremitancs -
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WsnKLy hnpALp-Issued every saturday morning, .
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MADAME C0STEI.IO

MADAME COSTELLO.
MADAME COS rELLO, Female Ply scian still cont
1 10 treat with astonishing success, all disc pecu
liar to females Supp rreguarty obstruction SC
whatever produced be removed by Madame c.
short time Madame c.. medical establish hav
Undergone thorough repairs and atea ons for the better
Accommodation Of her she prepared
to ladies the point of confinement, tho who
wish be treated for Of their monthly period
Madame C. be eonspltsd at her residence "a Lspeaad
ut all times, and with the srictest regard to
All communications and letters must be pest paid.