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but she was as much alone there as in
solitude. She walked about 10 a sad rev.
ellie, apparently unconscious Of the
world around her, She carried with
her an inward woe, that Knocked all the
Establishments Of friendship, and "heed-
cd not the song Of the charmer, charm
he ever so wisely"
On the occasion Of a masquerade at
the Rotunda, her friends brought her TO
it, There can be no exhibition of far
gone misery more striking and painful
than to meet it in such a scene. To
find it wandering like q spectre, lonely
and Joyless where all around is JOY; TO
see It. dressed out in the ~trappings of
mlrlb, and looking so oe-begone as il
1t had Tried in vain lO cheat the poor
heart into a momentary lorgetluIness Of
sorrow. After strolIing through the
splendid rooms and giddy crowd with an
aiF Of utter abstraction. she set herself
down on the steps Of the orchestra, and
looking about with a vacant air, that
showed insensibiIity to the garish scene,
she began, with tue c~apricioUsness Of a
sIckly heart, to MARBLE a little pIaIntiVe
air. She had an exquisite voice; but on
this occasion it was so simple, so touch.
ing, it brealhed forth such a soul Of
Indebtedness, that she drew a crowd,
mute and silent around her and melted
into ears.
The story Of one so young and tender
could not but excite great interest in a
country remarkable for enthusiasm. 1t
completely won the heart Of a brave Of
fcer, who paid his addresses to her, and
thought that one so true to the dead
could not but prove Gffectionate to the
living. She declined his attentions, for
her thoughts were i~rrecoverably n
crossed by the memory Of her former
lover. He, however. persisted iD his
suit. He solicited not her tenderness
but her esteem. He was assisted by her
conviction Of his worth, and her sense
Of her destitute and dependant sit
uation, for she was existing on the kind
ness oil friends In a word, he at length
succeeded in gaining her hand though
with the solemn assurance thai her
heart was uDalterabIy a~nother's.
He took her with him TO Sicily, hop
ing that a change OF scene might wear
out The remembrance Of early woes -
She was an amiabie and exemplary
wife, and made an effort TO be q happy
one; but nothing could cure the silent
and deVouring melancholy thai had en-.
tered her very soul. She wasted away
10 a slow but hopeless decline, and al
length sunk into The grave the victim Of
a broken heart.
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Remarkable case Of Trance One Of
the most singular circumstances we
have heard Of for many years took place
al FishIake, a short time ago, The
are as follow: A married female
be ond the meridian Of life, and whose
is Ann Wrath, residing in the
above township, had been i'll for some
time. and on Thursday the 4th ult. her
friends and family assembled around
her, and took their last farewell. She
appeared TO expire about . o'clock the
same afternoon. The ceremonies Of tho
out OF the dead were duly per-
formed. the bandage we're placed be-
meath her chin TO her head, and every
preparation was made for the solemn
rites OF the burial ground. The sexton
tolled his bell; but at half past s o'clock.
some minutes before his work was ac-
complished, she reared her head in as
tonishmeDt, and was amazed 10 find that
she was enabled TO paTtake OF the re-
freshments for her funeral. The above
facts are we'll authenticated -Lseds
Mercury.
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reaching New Orleans 10 q state Of the
most perfect destituIion. Through the
kindness Of the commander Of tho Tex
ian navy, they were furnished with
some articles Of clothing, and a free pas.
sage was given them 10 Galveston, IN
the Merchant They embarked, their
hearts bounding with The hope Of once
more seeing their friends aud families
and were shlpwrecked.
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ACCInEN rs.

Two men, Foster and Davis, were en-
pIoyed in digging out an old we'll. One
of them went down, but finding it diff
cult to breathe cried out for help. His
companion went to his assistance and
bOrh persisted. 1t is singular, as the
Journal remarks, that any body should
enter into old wells when it is so easy to
ascertain whether tho air be pure or not.
Gin. Gaz.
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John Quincy AdAms, Barker Burnell,
Leverett SaltonsIaIl, Osmyn Baker,
Charles Hudson, Wings, and Wm, Tar-
menter. Loco. are already in nomination
FIR re- election. Parmenter 10 to bs op
Oosed bv Samuel Hosr, Wing; Salton-
s,all bv Robert ROnioul. Jr. Loco; Huda
son by P,iny Merrick, Loco.
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Accident on the Ohio RdiIrodd.-
When near Harper's Ferry the engine
was thrown off The track, and c%onsldera'
BILE damage done to the machinery. Tbs
cars were not moved. The engineer,
though lhrowr some twelve feet, escaP
ed without injury. The accident WAS
occasiOned By a large slOOO being On
thA raila.
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STEAMER +MERCHANTn LOST.

The steamer Merchant. from New
Orleans to Galveston, was lost on Mon.
day the Sd uIt, by springing a leak and
sinking on q low island near the en-
trance Of Atchara|aya Bay, Fifteen
minutes alter striking she went to pieces
The majority Of the crew, being on the
hurricane roof, floating ashore on a low
sand beach.
A very heavy wave broke over tn
island, not leaving a foot of dry land TO
stand upon. A quantity Of provisions
doated ashore, sufficient TO last a few
day s, but all impregnated with salt wa
ter. On Wednesday, about Q O'Clock
P. NJ, a small fishing vessel came 10
their relief, and from the captain they
learned that they were $50 miles from
the nearest settlement. Without his
timely aid, they would, in all probabili'
ty, have persisted. The Saucy Jack
commanded by John Clark, took twenty
three on board. and started up the bay,
They we're on her twenly.four hours
without food, when they came TO a light
house, ID miles from the wreck There
they we're supplied with the necrssaries
Of life. After abuut two hours sailing
up the bay they met the Belle of Alta
kapas, and proceeded 10 New Orleans
In the midst Of the excitement attending
the loss of the vessel, the passengers
were shocked with the report Of a pistol
and the announcement that a young
man, named Barker, a relative of Mr.
Jacob Barker, Of New Orleans, bad sho
himself and another young man, the &C
is supposed TO have been occasioned by
great mental excitement, created by the
alarming situation the passengers were
ia. The young man, previous to the
act, was heard TO pray audlbly, ant
otherwise exhibited alarm and fear.
At the last intelligence there stiIl re
NAMED forty Two persons on the lslanC
near the wreck. A great portion Of th'
cargo was washed ashore after The YES
sci broke 10 Two. The water cask.
were got on shore, and those remaining
on the island will have plenty of vale
and provisions, Until such times as boat
can go and take them off.
VIM Leonard, a deck hand, wa
drowned; James Maber, fireman, do; |
S. White, Sante Fe prisoner, do tw,
others supposed to be drowned and on.
negro slave is missing.
Among the persons lost on the Mel
chant, were two Of the SAME Fe phi
grims. There were sixteen Of them i
the boat, who came from Mexico in ih
Gutter Woodbury., and were just return
ing to the homes from which they hav
been so long severed, After endurin
unparalleled privations during their 81
Iitary march through the lrackIess wi
derness-a(te being scourged from on
; extremity Of Mexico to the other 6y
gang OF barba rians after submitting
the viIest degfadations in the cities
MeSico-l they finally succeeded
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Miraculous Preservation Of Life
At ElIlcott's Mills, on Tuesday last, a
little girl about twelve years Of age, a
daughter of Mrs, NIGH, fell into the
race of The UnIon Factory. A young
man named Lowry, %Percelvlng her fear
iul situation, plunged into the stream 10
her rescue. Not receiving any aid they
were both carried swiftly towards Tie
waste gate, when the young man was
compelled to loose his hold Cf'te girl 10
save himself, which he did by grasping
the limbrr over his head. The girl pas
sed through the gate and was preclpIla.
ted about fifty feet upon the dragged
rocks below. Remarkable 10 relate,
she still survives, and though severely
bruised, houes are entertained Of her re.
covery.-BaH. Amer.
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WOmaM's Love.

The following beautiful lines, written
by Moore. and the SIX fetch which follows
we believe by Irviug-we copy from
an exchange paper; and believe they
cannot fail TO touch the heart Of the
reader, especially if he is familiar with
the part which the patriotic Emmett
acted in the vain struggle TO throw of
the yoke of oppression and tyranny
for which he was condemned, and i'm
prisoned 10 await his execution al the
lime Of this interview with his betro1h-
ed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
RINGS OUGHCANDY

commence
the like nd Of every scspc perhaps so from
n9,h,ns WGr hyssins
s ey s and dot S % &
ishifa relief lutrcatns the and giving the
body who has tried sirenueasy pIomuiete virtues
The almost miraculous effects Of its powerful agency
Gd whoss and retail, si fsT by
T EECHEs-LEECHES-ioc coo fac large and hea !ns
T hEss t 1Re A.t and Hail. s.
S SEibIfTz AND SODA PowDERs-wsranted very
superior articles e what are gssnirsy sold pupp
VARIOUS, Chemist and rharmscasi, Hpoihsssrs.' Hall
IS Catharine st. mso I'm.
only genuine TayIoss BsIsam of Lseryor from the
fail sss s %s'' from
, ns article spos
Owing to The assertions Of coun'erf'er' the following
CITY Of Brooklyn Kings County, ss:-E. Townsend being
SSy asS
doe, from bis his s s S y
i the sos proprietor resides and transsGs business ga
at that place. from the only o rsSs q i'
sworn ','0'' s 1 sarH Com 9 &, 3D..
statements in regard to the ownership &c are
Beware Of Counterfeits as the great question oflfe
death may depend having III. genuine medicine made
'ny m state street Boston Main street and
70 fulton street Brooklyn; ZIG and 2'S Broadsree' New
ark =. q, .,s so,,,,r
cents. ..-o ln-
=, 0f;FR5s PATENT METALLIC ELAoiiC BOOT
II HEELS-The subscriler begs eav. 20 INFORM me- rub
L. Nat hs has commenced 10 manufacture and sell boots
win his valuable invention which only needs to be known
70 Fl oowns are ofhe many advantages possesses
over eyrf eIssey ADDS the durability Of the boot one
",Ip al,s no more nsse the pavement than .lipper
III clnkng noise OF the heels s obvatsd
sd-It boots from running down at the side
Units elasticity enables one TO walk with much less ia
t;rus the heel rtyi natural spring at each step
sh- does not cut and tear carpets like the iron ned
heels In order TO bring this mproveme within the reach
prc Of the common heels.
Boots Of every quality and description wholesale and
tail, at the old stand.
H. NEWELL,
msim' IH Chatham street
DR LAUHEL, 1854 CANAL sTKEET, near Gnu RICH
~ Now well known in this city for very many great
and extraordinary he has formed IN all Of deli
cate disease even after all other remedies have failed still
mode Of treatment too well known to commenaa
ton hving been IN the practice for 40 the first hos
Of France and ten IN this city, removing all peeu
either Of Mercury Bsssm Persons afflicted with rrotrse
ted and de- able need not despair Of complete ec
by applying 10 Doctor ,ure who offers TO his patrons
a, home until . p NJ and charge p,oderst. mslm.
CUGAR BEET Premium Germ and Pumpkin. fresh ,sge a
- BILE and flower seeds, English gra,s Tor snHs
green hot house plants dzh'is roots, tiger
u md Al trees shrnsseIy o. r,s,I On III
o sr ra,,s so,Sb ' t.r ana e. Ssro No
Broadway aud at their nursery, corner OF o." MS
Iisth street. Harlem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
MEDICAL AID.


LII those in need Of medical aid Of certain description
should without lsl obtain aSSpy 2, e boo. entitled
and published by Dr. Gregory 1889; 1874 he published
second editit many vau,be improvements and sera
he are beautifully done and are With
suitable explanatory remarks hs author Is now IN sisnsse
His having constantly engaged in comoang diseases OF
this for many hum 70 tssa ma sub
is here guided in Of remedies according to
sp.c,ss reumstancss and condition Of the case The plan
with the best method Of cure II then shows what
o., ns 10 g. n these BAD
symptoms should The price Of the book i SO cents
very frequently applied where the pa
sensto be suffering which lead him into the belief that
shows itself oceasonsy Such eSs.s as these frequently
PROV. attended with structures this fact, well a..
had Teen Doctor Gregory gusran
no drug Store but aprvate cling hoS, well provided
for the The book may slso had at
price DR. Gregory viii be found at home at all hours
Patient. res any distance from the city may commu
By letter always postpaid with Dr. g. apd his adj
vice b. and Where clear :. eass
wded to order and success always guaranteed where the
whole nptoms and Giro arc set forth mo I'm
HAVANA sEGARs-PETEk GILsEY sss Brosdwsy
leave to inform III. smoking public that they will always nd
Harspa and Principe sEGAS al wholesale and retail and
II fret rate ariicl. and friendly treatment insure
tom. he hopes TO receive lage shave OF IT. m92 I'M
! OsT-OI q7Ih Msrcn, One Par Gold svectacIes. The
II finder shall Two Dollars reward and questions
%a rsd I'm Mr. EL.PLAINE. IS Wall st. Office Nos
A PRL FOOi-AIi who buy the common trash offered to
them p.ad Of buying The Genuine ss'% M, L"zsn s.
s Ss' 's" u Ss. sssse 'I alton ss
Buildings: fAiiss.lph G rfsai Tsyof' wsSssssn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the Of strangers and others
10 Ais large and extensive assortment Of stocks sears
cravats ready made muslin shirts pocket kerches
silk merino and .ambswoo shirts and drawers; suapendep
gloves hosiery Is the intention Of the subscriber to
ionabe Of :car and His assortment will al
he Of Elastic Socks| Gentlemen
NAV being by calling the od estabshment
m,a Inn PARSELLS, agent ier aEate.
61EO0 REWARD !! CROso's sPEClFiC MIX rUkE
HOOO for the delicate diseases. We give olg
auaclsh dec i've the public; the medi
cine for itselfno shall speak for it, Ou-
notify wer, it be had aud that the proprietor
c,slI pp,s single disease be brought
which The mxtu re does not cure. under
ture OF $500 For sale at pr w. Mlnos dsuggist, ls2
7h street. Phaasphis Jos M smits iss Washington st.
street Baltimore A. b. Crossmau, Canal street. New Or
IT,
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MADAME COSTELLO.

rT,HE FEMALE MONTHLY PILL IL acknowledged BY
the first Physicians il the United States the very
hest dcine that ladies laborng under suppression OF
natural illness take and they very seid1p fail to
cali for them will supplied with her circular containing
ample and all the necessary to be OBJ
served in their USE.
NJ B-The married under some circumstances, must alb.
stain contained the directions
All commu 1ications aud letters must be post paid.
Ne 81 Lispenard street. mas In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

MONC the many and aricus Cosmetics that offered
~ 10 the public for bauyng the complexion and remov
ny every euption the be conf leny
recommend Churchs Vegetable Loi,n impars de-
cate the and ef-ctusy removes
pimys bioches tar freekes rngw and all o.her cuta
reous erupiions and disco Tor ations
Price cents boe-sold at Chu-chs Obpensay lss
Bowery corner of Spi street.
Agens-E w, Bull Hartford; G.. & ". w. Simmo Pine
corner OF Fourth street. Phsd pha; Charles Seane pough
tosns;. m2o lms
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A PROBLEM

ND the way to it, Why do the mitatofs of my Tab
n let Kaz Srop allow carry off the mium eda
and diploma from the American Institute. year after We r.
without ing their for tra ye tender
chns and tough boards answer the above by bringing dull
pr Razors and test for yourselves he truths Of
Gates sf the scientific gentlemen n tn. country viz
Professor Griscom Dr. Mott Gen j. T madge and ohers
q SAUNDERS, sole and the me tai
Lc Tablet Razor Strop, with four Sides 1853 Broadway
rn0o In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

- itch AND sCABIES -RAYNEk'S LOTION AND
SYRUP the only remedy which certain 10 the
N rs operation but certain nits s, cts
THE THE Truth WILL PREVAILED Goodwelps Deter.
hour II use directed Try them, all ye tei- they
arr r i fen GoNaG
tooth and prevents decay il the tooth is filed
fI FsET u MONTHLY PILLs-From NJ B,ndcIoeou.
Of Frsncecortan safe and speedy in the OF all
where nature has become obstructed. They few
dayi fsfs f. cf xNR Fl BRIfus FAMILY
the e Of all complain produced BY cosve habits such
headache heartburn stomach, dizziness and loss q
ever offered to he public Price cents per Dor
Sold wholesale and retail by +. M GUION; I27 Bowery
Garner Of Grand street mas Inn
EEENCH AhTlsiCIAt FL0WEEs and M.'e fvl,,. for
francois isi, and offer for sale
assortment Of the most fashionable dowtrs worn IN
500 Dozsn Pink samcers suitable for flower akers,
10 cssss Msiesi. p fr ror e. ,ir:-pap.rs muslin floss
silks, wires leaves buds. blossoms olives &C &c.
This establishment e consantly receiving 'he ne" sV~
Dealer. will find Il TO their advantage 20 ea ne STOCK
is extensive the prices moderate ana e'ey ~ ssecsed
nEAnsAII.'s OAK EsTABLisH VENT, founded Ia
isas AZ toa Waer street doors above Catherine market
the only Of he ne R.sap tat con
~ war SUPPLIED AL the Race Boats and Club
Boa w The las. four ys "a. ngw ss ;ssor
shut ar and remove io2 Water street as save ali
% S G he North Re to . to sc
roubh Race Boats Club Beats Oars AID Sculs sold so per
cent less than lastyed. az lm-
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CHAMPION WIG MAKER.
NEW AND ELEGANT IMPROVEMENT IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF TOUPEES.
ifs 70 is.f saaes ~ Ssy. 2 2o1rr he o.
AMAZON TOUPEE,
Being invention of the subscriber These Touss are
s.ss: %,sf
aud temples to any are easy % put On a S.m Cd
@ S1s. oS
WIG AND SCALP
Ii:
$ New
York can testify The 9sfls frn Judge from the
':
GRE AM---CREAM---CREAM
S Wi,h the Hs, Gs E; T K... Tern T.g.o c,.sm
En- 9s fa h. s.s 80 shown. ss%4s known
s:o ss :s. ssn K. s'sgs5sss beard
A's ss4: "a Si .. a s sSss! s
Makes i a pleasing task TO shave,
s SsS e. s $ Fulton street
TO THE BALD AND GREY HEA DED-JONES'
T., Oil or CORAL CIRCAssIA.
HOSE whose hair is falling out turning grey or has
ed growing article here offered reasonable price
r.member is pued-and it will do all ii represented
to do Read hls-
certify that my hair was falling out fast; Ieombed out
hendus daily hove used two bottles of Jones Oil
Of Coral Circassa it has quite stopped falling out aud
GROWTH fast and dark.
w. TOMKINS, ~ King st.
This will give light red grey HAIR fine dark look an in
ha %s n
Gilbert. Jcw.ler. 81 avenue
SOLD By T. JONES' sgn Of the American Eagle Seamless
you careful Of the number You'll be cheated with
counte Chatham street Price and shllings
boulsthree ls9 Falton street, Brooklyn is agent
m3o I'm
HAIR UlLrhere is no OH in world that can DO good
bad to the hair. Every body knows that when tire
hair burned it will again gaod ii the
ders for dying the nothing but mixture of lime
and hrsge and the hair not dyed but literally burned
Ii uids for dying hair compositions Of caastc and
Spirits that burns the the powders and don't
dye the hair the hair will grow matter how many
times burned aud every b,dy k also that when
the head full OF dandruf the hair begins to turn grey and
badness follows From oftwenty being
hair cutter and having the tunity of examining
many heais, land biokheads have made myself great
com position known Pastors Hair Oil. Compound
Esr Oil of Almonds for desroying danJru preventing
the hair coming aud turling This nmitabl.
Hair Oil will mike the hair grow well matter how uch
dandruH or the head.
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL at A. Pastors Hair Cutter,
1855 Greenwich street. New Yoik. Price SO cents bottle
trnt
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TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c.
JUST IQBLIsHED,-Ihs Mossrn BqilasS's Guide CON
(Mmard Lefever Archcc) This work should be in The
hands every builder in the country contains
rcase Hand and Stair Rating, a branch which ha
heretofore been but imp.reety notice. in other works IL
soneiy bound Qrarto and is respectfully offered 10 The
public, wholesale and retail, BY the ,ublIsher,
WILLIAMD. SMITH
Architect, Portrait and Card Engraver,
$50 Broadway third story.
For sale few Oil Stones suitable for Epgravers Dentists
JewsIlers &c. m ims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

MuSrrroxs or WAR.-We have before US four
iron BALE, dug. up in independence Square, a few
DAYS since by the gardener. Some years since, two
oiccss Of ordnance was found near the same spot
Each ball was found single, and about one load OF
latter were buried in canvas and were designed for
the pieces mentioned. 1t is conjec,ured that The
pieces aud ammunition were buried either ny Ne
Americans on the entry Of the British, or BY the
Britsh on leaving the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
STRIKERS BAY ON TIE BLOOMINGDALE
ROAD

THE Gerber having leased the above establishment
spectfuly informs his friends and the public that he will
open for the summer, on Saturday next, Aprili:t
To those who have visited this romantic and
beautiful place needle speak it's praise and those
who may b. convinced by single Writ that
naturally besuu and picture
ed by any spot the island Of Manhattan.
Srker Bay miles from the City Hail. on the Bloom
river along the banks Of which the garden and pleasure
grounds extend considerable distance the walks wnoiDg
through beautiful grove oflocust trees.
During the winter have been made
the road leading the house has been wider
ed and graded sbor been spared
The stock wines and liquors has been selected without
regard cost by experienced ard competent uge the
the eoaf ctonary and all other reeshmcnis will
be Of the very r quality, and the charges moderate
those of any other respectable estabshment
The garden and orchards well supplied with flowers end
bepQue baskets fruit their several seasons
~ che a,n of those ps rsons who for health
pleasure ride early breakfast will be provided from till in
The eomisr and Of ladies visiting this house will
be tally studied cvihty and attention may always
be rtiied on
Stages every hour from No. Bowery and
alight at the gate. w. CORBfN.
m27 I'm
2 TEL PENS-From the celebrated manufacory OF 10.
= seph Glott, of Brmingham:-The high reputation Of
thereby purng thIwe cared reputa ion Of joseph elliott
The Pubic requested to be particular from whom they
purchase.
The genuine may be known by their superior quality and
BY the style ofput,ins up constant supply for sale BY
ROBBERY fARDOW
m2s Inn 90 Maiden Lane.
NorIcE.-Consignees Of tne following goods, per lhip
" fton VIyfr Icon y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

ROM 900 loooOlbs of fresh Garden Seeds all the
choicest species and varieties for SALE in quantities
suit Brdg.aans .stsoLsnnen,
Assistant containing the results Of his ~ practice
New York As this work has been honored by the of
Gold Medal from the American Institute, which insttu-
ton and tie New York State Agricultural Society, having
so premiums for superior
products further comment deemed unnecessary
Inf