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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

o. EVERY BODY SHOULD USE SHERNIAN's
One of the hands in Office cured Yesterday of
severe headache in minutes by only two of Sher
mans Camphor Lozengcs We have often witnessed then
efficacy and have often been astonished the rapidly
with which these medicines operate. DR.. Sherman's
warehouse is at looiNasau street. door above Ann
State ST. Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
are branch Offices. Always be you get Sherman
Lozenges. They have stood the test Of experience
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Heraid.1
BALTIMORE, August u, 1912


BALTIMORE, August u, 1912.
Ma. EDITOR -
The great question of politics is again being warmly
agitated in State and CITY, large wing meeting was
held last night which resulted in appointing committee
to select delegates represent the city of Baltimore in the
approaching State Convention to be held the oath inst
for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate for the
next Presidency of the United States. Henry Clay will be
the chosen uat certain is that the Mississippi
empes into the Gulf of Mexico The democratic side OF
the House also up and doing All things go bravel
A fire occurred last night, between ten and eleven
o'clock, which partially destroyed stable in St Paul
street.
Our Maryland Cadet boys to be homc from their
most agreeable trip Boston this afternoon The death
of their Captain, Mr. Newman who departed this life
the l4th June, in Manila, whittier he had gone for his
health caused their return somewhat than
ticpaed otherwise they would have remained orig
naly intended, day or two in New York. They have
done great honor to themselves and to the State and city
of which they the noble representatives.
Mr.. Woods benefit last night pretty good Mr..
Blackstone takes his benefit this evening. Owing to the
incemency of the weather her first Fanny Fitz pur-
poses another benefit on MoLday night
Otto Motty the strong man. is performing his eats OF
strength at the Assembly Rooms
Wehave casterly wind, with threatening of rain.
Yours RODERICK.
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WATERING PLAcEs--ExcURsroNs, &c.-If we do
not mistake the creeping of our nerves, this dav il
the beginning of spell of delicious, clear. warm
weather In such case, every person will be in.
quirng "Where shall l go J" Well, let us emu
merate
First, there is the glorious Rockaway, with its
everlasting beach--ts multtudinous waves-it.
sublime breakers--iis pure air-its palace of a Pa
yilion--ts wonderful Water-God, Patrick, and it
exciting music from Weiss famous band. Go
there for once, and then well tell you where to g
next, by and by.
Bath Is grand-For Hamilton is grand-Cone
Island Is grand-New Brighton is grand-EToboke
Is grand-ProsPect HILL is grand-Burnham's Bow
ers grand-all, all are grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

HE SrREETs.-Will the Corporation for very
shames sake have the streets cleanedl By the
mercy OF Providence, and the assistance of numer
Gus showers OF ram, we have been saved from
pesiilence this summer. No thanks to the Corpo-
ration, who allow the streets to remain in most
filthy condition all over the CITY
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GolNe AuEAD.-Richardson famous tonic mix
ture-Sanis' ssrsaparlla-Sherman's lozenges
NC. Sc
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INSANITY --Blddy Brooks S5 Co. have the chief
cerkship in the Post Office, and the contract for
blanks, while their paper the Express. " pously
says that the President "must be insane. y we
shall think sos too pretty soonat least the cpovf.
of the Captain are so.
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1oun. as godnco Russian Minister and lady, arrived
Board. 'ei'' oohe al TUG STOCK
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o. NJ de Bodisco and family are in Philadel.
Phis'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13
WASHINGTON, Thursday evening.
CprOar I'm the House-PrObnbillty OF q
Tariff.

There was small tumult in the House this after
noon, but occurrences of this kind are not suffi-
GENTLY rare to justify detailed description The
Speaker and Mr.. Wise had a dispute about point
Of order, in the course of which considerable
warmth was manifested, and finally the wholeHouse
partook of the feeling, and there was very general
uproar, but the confusion soon subsidized, and the
affair blew over.
The wings seem to be giving way, and there is
to believe that tariff bill will be passed.
The select committee on the veto message will not
report until Monday, and meantime moderate coun-
sells will have sway among the wings.
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Z LYMAN TRUMBULL, Secretary of State.
So MISREPRESENTATION.

there's honor-there's Observation-Disclosures salt
and green's for modest, simple, calm, patient. in
dustrIous editor. We now take legitimate rank,
far above Colonel Webb, Major Noah, Colonel
Stone General George p. Morris, or all the military
editors around and about the country. We are
only inferior in rank-and that but halt a step-to
good old General Jackson-he being Major General
and l.. l.. Dive being Brigadier and L. L. d.
also.
In an hour after the arrival of this precious docu-
ment, but before received it, l found myself two
inches taller, three inches more in circumference,
and so wolfish about the head and shoulders that
could have fought duel with Marshall, provided
he had given me the same terms on the "bandanna
handkerchief plan" that he generously gave to Col
Webb. twas no doubt caused by the military title
approxmating to It's owner "God tempers the
wind TO the shorn lamb"-the devil heats the fire TO
suit the sinner and must bear the honors that are
thickening around me.
II will be seen, therefore, that am aid de camp
with the rank of Brigadier General, to the Major
General of the famous Nauvoo Legion. This Major
General is no less a man than the Prophet Joe
Smith, who is very busy establishing original re
ligious empire in the west, that may swallow up all
the other different sects and clques as the rod of
Moses, turned into serpent, swallowed up without
SALT the rods Of James and Jambres, and the other
| magicians OF Egypt. Heavens how we apples
swim, as the sprat said to the whale, Mount Etna
bawng out at the same time, let's have another
segar." Wonders will never cease Hereafter,
am James Gordon Bennett, Freeman of the Holy
City of Nauvoo, L. LID. ofthe University of Maui
VOC, and aid-de-camp to the Major General and
Brigadier General to the Nauvoo Legion, with
fair prospect of being prophet soon, and saint in
heaven hereafter. Volcanoes and asparagus What
next!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

o. THE SUNDAY STAR OF TOMORROW
will contain Operate Ballet to be produced at the
Park, with some splendid engravings-Travellng Com.
panions-The Pedlar-The Vete Tariff B-A Lecture
by UNCONSTITUTIONAL Hxmbug-The Pawnbroker-Songs
Of the Seedy No. "a Tail Of other times-Caastrophe
in Barclay street-Hostile Correspondence between the
Hon. William Singsmall, Messrs Scuthick and Flea
Our own Fashions-Fashionable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
binary Inquest-The Drama &c.. and host of Editorials
Advertisements inserted at low rate If advertisers
looked to their interest much we 10 to theirs
the Sunday Star would have to be enlarged to double
present size. Price only two cents.
EDMUND CHARLES, Jr.
Editor and Propretor-Ofice No 2Os Broadway.
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Your obedient and humble servant,
GEORGE w. P. GUSTS, of Arlington
rs CoRpoN BfSNrTT ESQ.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
Certainly. This letter contains internal evidence
that the writer is a gentleman of the good old
school, and was not the person alluded to in our
notice of the visit made by the French officers of
the Conner to Mount Vernon. Nevertheless, the
statement accurate to letter, all except the
name, and was given us, not by any officer of the
Conner, but citizen of the United States, who
happened to be an eye witness of the incident. He
mistook his man-but not the general fact. In this
state of the case, we should like much to know who
the "man with the umbrella" was, in order to teach
him good manners. Can any humane person in the
District of Columbia tell usl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

Q3- CLIREHUGH'S WIGS AND SCALPS-The
splendor Of Crehugh Grand Saloon, only exceed by
the elegance of his style Of cutting and arranging the
hair and both are surpassed by his nmitable gossamer
known to himself the hair cannot be dsarranged they
warranted never to shrnk-they made to fit
acy the natural hair grows and accommodate them.
selves to the head silk stocking to the limb The
hair singy inserted, and appears to issue from each
follice of the skin. They strong without thickness
weight light and elastic without being loose and hav
ing metallic spring, all disagreeable pressure is olivia
ted All that can enhance beautiful head OF hair, are
concentrated in these works of An assortment Of
several hundreds always hand aud prices lower than
any house in the city.
Private for fitting Wigs 2O5 Broadway up stairs
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In this of Mistakes your Herald of the It'll instant
has perhaps made Of the greatest mistakes Of the
age which has created no little amusement these parts
sllude to article headed Courteses Of Mount ver
non" Now, mark how plain tale" will put this mat
ter Alright First and foremost ] have not resided at
Mount Vernon since lso2 period of 40 years. my resi-
dence during that whole time being where it is d.
recily opposite to the city of Washington Next, could
not be the young proprietor of the mansion y for alas
and more is the pity, am no longer youn g. but grey
headed, baldheaded and the shady side of sixyone
and, lastly, never umbrella.
Thus you will find, my dear sir, that you have Alto
gether mistaken your man. in the Davy Crockett Ian.
guage of the west you have barked at the wrong tree
Believing that you will be disposed to do justice by
correcting doubt unintentional your part,
pray you give this letter insertion in the Herald and
to send paper containing the same on board the Conner
and you will oblige
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lg-"NO PAYMENT UNTIL THE HAIR IS RI,
STORED" sthe terms on which Beas Hair Restorativ
is supplied at Quins Bazaar No. la Broadway. N. B.
Personal references given to Of our first citizens
and long list of certificates shown certified to be genuin
by our late Mayor Aaron Clark, who personally &C
quainted with many of the sgners.
To the Ladies it is invaluable pomsde not onl
restores but keeps the hair in excellent condition to TIL
latest period OF e Price 81 per bottle and 50 per
sufficient for test in any case of badness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

THE CoURTEsEs OF MoUNr VERNoN.-We hasten
give the following naipe and natural epste on the
subject of visiting Mount Vernon
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
l0NKENIION-Na C0lIEIII0l.

We believe the Wings Determined TO do
bout right in the ensuing election. There np-
pears 10 be but little disposition to wraugie and
di, lde about men, whilst the carrying cut of i'm
poriant principles are so immediately connected
with the present lion Of the WING party. There
is however. either a difference Of opinion, $ 10
the propriety of holding Convention, which de.
ters the people from meeting IN tho primary as
ssmbies for selecting delegates or the indlfsr-
ence they names. arises from more oijectIona-
bio premises Can il be possible that man.
protesting 10 be a Wing, who sees all around him
the ruins Of a prosperous country and The
wretchedness of deceived people can be indif
ferent TO the success of those principles which
will give Us our wonted prosperity and happiness!
Ii cannot be. We have believed a Cow ention
indispensable the unity of the party. but We
will urge opinion in opposition to the viii
Of others. We have personal feelings 10 graf
tfv by the selection OF candidates-we pledg.
ed 10 the ssppovs of no man, but 10 he nominees
of n Convention, and in case no nomination Is
made, to The Wing candidates who will be most
likely TO succeed over iocofoco. II IL proposed
10 hold a meeting in this place or Saturday the
l4th inst. at which. the question Of holding a
Convention will be discussed, and il is hoped ev
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
CANAL MEETING.

Al meeting Of the Bsard Of directors Of the
29tn 1912.
A report received from the general Com
mit'eo appointed to examine into the merits of
the late law to aid the Richmond & Brookvilte
Canal Go. in the completion of thelr ork,-fa-
NorabIe to the prosecution Of said Canal under the
provisions of said act 1t regards The payment
of stock, &c; also. requesting the Directors to
open books for the subscription Of additional
Stuck necessary to complete the wofk-There-
fore.
Resolved That, books for the subscription Of
Stock in the r. 81 B. Canal be opened so soon as
The city of Richmond, The citizens thereof shall
take or cause TO be taken much Of the fifty
thousand dollars subscribed by said city, as shall
render the payment more certain.
Ordered, that petition be forwarded from this
Board 10 the city Council. for the passage of an
Ordinance authorizing the Mayor, 10 transfer SO
much Of the city Stock may be subscribed for
by persons holding property in said city.
Ordered, tina, the Secretary be directed 10
write 20 Samuel Forrer Esq and request him re-
estimate the work in accordance with the pres
en-, prices of laber &c. in order 10 ascertain the
amour, al Stock necessary complete the work.
From the minutes
c. SfIEARON, PEST.
B. FuLanum, Secl'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

In Pursuance to a call made in the Palladium
few members Of The Wing party met in the War
ner building on Saturday,. The 30lh uiimo, " hen
Col. l.. RAILsBAck was lied 10 The Chair and
Ii, ). HAMILTON, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the oh ect Of the Getting
10 be for The purpose Of dering the propriety
of holding a COUNT ~Convenlion to nominate q
Wing ticket for the August election. After some
consul,ation;i ii deemed expedent. owing t.
the small number of persons present, 10 adjourn
the meeting for two weeks.
On motion. ID. p. Holloway, LEVI KHxRANs.
JONATHAN TOWNSEND. J. X. MENpENHALL nnd
LEWIS BURK, appointed A committee IL
prepare preamble and n series Of Resolutions.
for the Iteration of the meeting when ii shall
again assemble.
Ga motion, the meeting adjourned 10 meet a
gain Saturday The lth inst, IN the Warner
building.
L. RAILSBACK, Chairman.
II s. Hamilton, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

cry Wing in The Township will be present. An
hour or two could not be more rrcfilah!y spent.-
hAle the whole country IS pressed TO the earth
ey embarrassment and bankruptcy, brought apon
Us BY mai administration Of the general govern
ment II IS meet tina, The people should assemble
and express their opinions, aud take active steps
10 place men IN power who will aid log
out such measures viii relieve the people.
Now l. the st'ac fer ecaioD, and IL is hoped that
every Wing will do his duty. "uulted we stand
div ided we fall
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

AN ACT to provide the allowance of invalid pensions
Cherokee warriors. une the provisions OF The
fourteenth article Of the treaty OF eighteen hundred and
thirty FIVE.
Be Il enacted bg The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires the United States Of .fmertca tagffss Assem-
bled That of ar he, and I've hereby Is
CURED place the roll such warriors Of the The
rokee nation engaged the side OF the Ihfted
States Great rftan AMI the ~otI-hern
indians. aud who wounded sn"h servtee- at the
of pension allowed by III" to the "ces
and soldiers the regular Army the Unted States,
der rules nd nations the proof OF disability
tho Secretary of War shall precrlbe VIII Oh pension
shail comm from the period of disability.
Approved, April II, le12.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

There vii be meeting Of the the Washing 10
mans THIS evening FRIDAY 9Th INST, iii The War
ner buiding Tho Ladies in particular, aud the
public 10 general are respectfully invited attend
An address will be delivered by JESSE p. SID
DALI EsQ.
The cause Of Temperance is progressing in
our city beyond the an,lcipatiops of It's most san
gnine friends. May 1t progress until every me
brfare ia The land shall sing with the poet
-..Gratetul, parking and free,
Cold water pure 4 ter. bright for me.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
TPuuIIC-No. II

AN ACT relative to entitled San act granting
lands exes from Poland, approved ihlrtIeth
June, eighteen hundred and thirty-fout.
Be IL enacted b. The Senate aud House Of Representa-
Of the Jted Of america Congress assem-
bed, That the sale ot the public
lands and granting presumption rights actual settlers be-
der!a red extend AMI include
The lsnds selected III townships ary toa and oFiE-hFe
and bast line, east, OF the
third principal meridian. lying the State OF Illinois, by
Lewis Gicpicki, under color of entitled An &C
nrg lands exes from Poland The saIr
having made Pursuance of the rovs
said hereby declared 10 be III luI
force Tor beaeht of said Polish exies.
Approved, April ii. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

WHEREAS it is deemed for the
of the City Of Richmond, and for protection
citizens, that Ordinances De passed. regulating sales
aoctlon. Therefore,
SEC. list. BE il Ordained by tho Common Council Of
the City OF Richmond that foreigner, travelling
transient persona. Merchants Auctone.r shall wish
open house she'd. the pnrrose Of selling
kind Of goods, wares MeFrhaHdze Books, Jesey. &C..
city, tneY obtain IIcence from the
Mayor Authorizing him. the 70 SELL which Licereo
SHAH granted less than 50 day: ard
Lcence shall be required
ay per the snount OF goods he they
AL have sold be demanded by the Marshall,
daty snail be coileci all such eenam and
pay City Treasurer, taking MS receipt for
se same report Council, their fret meeting,
taereafer
SIC. 2. Whenever any Pedar a resident Of This
ctv. wish pedds any goods wares, merrha
books. sery. through of the
OF this city. shall first obtain Ljeenee from
the Mayor, authorizing him hawk goods of any Kind
in the above stated, whirh Lice sail
be granted for 49, F.no, less than dollar per day
SEC ,. Ths citizen OF the city, wishing to sseoas
afctio1eer, el goods, books 1re.rY. horsas
furniture articles whatever Of saues
shall obtain fsoes the Mayor Lieenre autaorlzrg him
proceed sell asatoassr wbir Lcsaes shall b
gaatea for dollars fifty nosth.
twelve md naif cents per day
SEC Any rersoa violating of the SrovssaSns of
This ordinance. shall. conviction bsfars tho Nayo t.
lined il any sum. not less tina 6se dollars.
SIC That All ordinances parts Of ordHss-ss toa
icng with any of the provisions Of sh5s ordinance, be AM
he hereby repealed Approxsa Nay 4.h 1872
JOHN SAVIOR, Mayor.
D. p HOLLOWAY, City Ciefk.
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JOHN TYLER


AN ACT to confirm OF lands III the State
OF Louisiana authorize the issuing OF PATENTS for
Be enactd by the Senate and Ho"se Of heofessnt1-
srr, oT the Tted Sotex .{nlercu az Congrfss
bd That entries Of the following described tracts OF
t,nd made by the register and receiver at
OIachta, the land district North of Red river. n the
State Louisiana, wit: Lot number five, Of section
thirty eight and lots numbers two hFc, and six of
and lots three aud four, OF section Tor
y.fvc and Ios Numbers three, four and five of section
lots numbers three, SIX, seven, ELEVEN
twelve, thirteen, and fonreen OF section forty eight, all
said being township numhar thirteen, of range NUN
the said nt district nofh OF ised rveF
in Of Louisiana, be, and the are hereby
confirmed declared good and Yaii and patents
ehati issue other of good and valid
tries and certificates OF puschasc, Ia" to the contra
~ Notwithstanding
a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
rOFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed a. the end Session of the 27th Congress
PrBLIc No. . 7

PrBLIc No.
AN ACT the ss.e.a! establishing district
court United Jackson, the district oi
West Tennessee.
BE fenacd by he Senate and Iouse Of Rcprese,stt-
oT Skates Of Intefca CoHfesS 9=seTTt-
hid That district court oi hs inta states at Jack
.o, in the district United States at ackson il
H. disc, OF West Tennessee shall future be attached
IT, and form part eighth ucial ciffntt OF the L
al! tine aHd jurisdiction o te CIR
eut Nashville. IN the middle district Fl" leu
And duty of the assocInts justice Of
IN. Supreme the Unied States assigned to hold
The court eighth circuit attend the fall term Of
aid court Jackson and hold the aHd when he
docs So then may dispense wiki ms attendance at the
n. term OF the Knoxville III the district Of East
Tennessee SAID Judge holds fail Knox
Vile he dispense with holding the corresponding
ia -kson And said cTcIIt Judge select
which hold. discretion, the of
which shall be governed by the nature aud importance
Of Pf0Uifed, Said circuit Judge attend
Al Knoxville and jackson Of their fail teams ing
prouided ao, That the absence of sad circuit Judge Mt
ANY said courts, the district Judge snail
hold tho same and all tine and Jurisic
tnr when held by the
Judge. -
Sec g lind be II further enacted That appeals shall
lie district Jackson, the circuit court,
that they lac from the district to The
eir-ut court Nashville.
Soc ; .1nd be further ercted, That the fall
cifruit Jackson, shall in future
b second Monday OF October in each wear;
the aud circuit courts of Ken
,urky held the third Monday of Nop ember
n eaeh YEAR and that the f anI
,rict courts Knoxville, be held the first Monday OF
November, in each yoar. JDtlN viii II,
Sneaker Of The House Of Representatives..
SAM'T. !. sou !IIARD,
Presidc,.t Of the Senate pro teaipofe.
Approved. April IA, lef4,
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Approved, April II, 1912
rREsoLurlox PuBL1c-No. = /

RESOLUTION further provide for the Distribution
Of the printed sixth census ana otnef io
the same the printing CT "hieh
has been here tofere directed hy law.
Resoredh the Senate and Ho1tse cf Represeafats q
he United States Of America Congress assembled mat
The Statistics including the census pensioners aad the
compendium ahfdgmens OF the sixth ceasas OF 'e
ted States, heretofore required BY lax be PEih'ed Ss
The direction Of hs Secretary Of State shall be distributed
and disposed of BY the Secretary the manner am IN me
specified in the Join, resolution of Congress pass
ed the first September thoaand eight hundred
sd foftyone Prortdcd, alcass. Tha, thou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

f-17-BORDEN- The Sentinel contains apology for
Bo4ens defeaation and did we believe woaId give
pac the 'erpanaon" 1t is nslmatel by the fo1ster
have te magaaanity publish said notice.
do Justice Mr.. Borden. We "pine that the
Court United has alone the power
do justice, AMI when its decision is made. it will De
enough talk about of magnanimity, &c.