The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-24

women and children, were conducted IN f., C
roll Pease Creek, by Alligator and Holartoocbe.
| ehadJo, formerly one of Sam Jones' party TIL.
will leave Sam with only corporal's guard
RHODE ISLAND Conference.-The poll for or
against the new constitution, opened on Mo ,dav
and continues three days. The vote The first dav
stood as foiows-For, $3.50; against, 7O6S-msior,.
| ty against, l,lD.
90 NOTICED, with some establishment the re
marks made in the Herald Of yesterday, under the head
ef' Nsw CASE" and am perfectly satisfied that the
article IN question did not answer the purpose must
have arisen from the want Of giving proper trial. or
sufficient time for It's application before the introduction
Oh the Balm procured at Maiden Lane The public will
at that this OF advertising is for an
oovaos: purpose, aud being anonymous they will
large portion Of their paronage to be deprecated
mercy syErh.vs ,o,,,,. % ..v >. A GRANDjEAN.
delicscy. yau g ~
90 PICKWICKIAN-.If y GU areieyer attacked with
the CONT sir just marry wilder has got VERY loud
w0is hand YOU'LL never the govt asen lis eapi-
cure any illness caused by too much joihtyv
ton but mSnv Doubtless very scscous scrip
10 those suffering with the govt who cannot muster
courage cow enough to marry widdor has got very
ment, and Indian Vegetable Elixir sofa AZ Nv =, Mn;
den lane N Y.-Bo'ion Times. '''N - NO. - "s''
o. CHATHAM THE ATRE--An er,,~o o,o,r. .r
% onerea 70 night, consisting of pieces en-.
urely novel to the frequenteIs OF the Chatham rhe
Masters Rival" the musical farce of asTxa.Inu ~.
oo9 Gr an and the operetta Of No !" form light
rous auditory
o. AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The host Of noveu;o,
engaged here this week, keep the place well crowded
with visitors night and day There no place Of public
the attractions found here It affords important study
and rational to the philosopher the saint or
the youth. The half million specimens of Natural histo
o a " for h0u
and the performances of the Indians and souaws illus.
Iatve Of aboriginal 'uper;titions religious rites festive
ceremonies &C., are highly interchangeable the life
like deneations Of eccentric characters by Winche
afford much amusement and iniornstisn.
90 Mr. A. 1RANDJE AN informs the citizens who
reside up town. that he has opened agency for the
drug store of John Meakim, No. 5il between Broome
and Spring streets. =
Down town, RushtOn Aspinwall, ITO Broadway, and
Principal oifce No. Barclay street.
90 sHERMAN's LOzENGEs, LOG Nassau street.
headaches cured 10 the shortest possible time, and no
mistake When such men as the Hon. Aaron Clark
Hon. Ed Porter, and host of others recommend them
none can doubt their efficacy State street. Boston, and
Ledger Building Philadelphia, are branch Offices.
CO. GENTLEMAN WAS TAKEN IN THIS
office with a" cramp" or stitch" in the back that
dsred IN him nal almost completely helpless carriage was
the aid OF several gentlemen He arrived at his house
and placed and his back thoroughly rubbed
by his servant with the Nerve ard Bone Linment from
II Maiden lane and he took few spoonsful of the Ind
Vegetable Elixir and astonishing the effects
his business usual Such attacks from some sudden
cold common, and they often result in rheums-
sms Of long and distressing continuance, that in
opinion family should be without this important re-
medy.-U S. .adre,fser. ...7 49,
o. MlsSING-A gentleman of Augusta, Ga, who
had been three years cripple SO bad that he could not
and Bone Tnimsnt, from Il Maiden lane, sent to him
from friend in New York hich immediately relieved
and by the use Of another bottle he w:s fully cured
Messrs. Cohen Co, of Charleston Austin Co, and
Mr. Kitchen druggsss at Augusta are witnesses to the
fact. s
n7- JUDGE KOON OF ALBANY RELATED IN
his oce before sevsrsl gentlemen, and to Me- Daley
A sosv..t girl In his mousse had slight punctured
wound her hand, which became nAaMed end resist
swollen to more than double the natural size and her
distress and suffering was intense for five days, when
sae applied Dsileyy Mssic;i Pain Extractor from y
lin two hours entirely free from pain and in two days
returned cured to her service at the house of Judge
Koon who will fully confirm these facts. tri
Judge X. hurt his knee against curb stone, end it
.weled and became very PsnfQl-he applied the same
salve and W as cured in half an hourJournal OF CON-
merce.
90 THE TOILET.-As the desire of distinction is
NATURAL also is the de make afgure good
pearance while it limited by right reason and urges
not to the violation of prudence and justice is both inno
5en and laudabe The graces Of the per as well as
those othe mind, to be ranked among the choicest
blessings OF bounteous heaved neither should be neg
lected point of duty to emtesh them both 10
the best keep them free from the soil Of
and them with such ornaments az
cong enia with their respective peeuliartes
those then who by any have lost their hair
find it premaursly turning grey, becomes duty az
well matter Of necessity to assist nature. This
only be done by Oldridge' Balm Of Columbia, which
to the afflicted good head OF hair and de-
prives Father Time Of one half his conqueas. may
be had at manufacturers prices, OF g. Powell Co., IS
Cornki only agents for the New England States Com
stock Co., II Maiden lane, New York prorretors.
90 TO COFFEE HUMMELSHINE, constitu-
ton stand in this country the continued use OF COT
fes-the nevous system must invariably sink under it,
We ask all coffee drinkers with nervous trembling
hands to re fleet upon this subject and think OF
their feelings after taking coffee. A substitute for
Coffee superior in favor douby nutritious and with no
bad effects and recommended by the following medical
talent fer Aids and the healthy may be had in the
Cocoa Paste be had at II Maiden lane John War.
rem, M D., Jacob Bigelow, M D George Hayward, H.
| D., John Romans, N. D., Edward Reynolds, NJ. D,
Walter Claiming NJ. D, Boston; Alexander II. Ste
vens, NJ D., New York; Charles D. Meigs, M. d, Phila
delphis
MONEY MARKET.
wednesday, March ass p. n.