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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.- The proprietors'
to the public the following certificate, IRON a
respectable source Of cure made by using their
htion Of Sarsaparilla, which cannot but have the
placing beyond all doubt the curative powers Of
dicine:
"New York, August 3, Is42.
ssrs. Sands-Gentlemen Under feeling sense Of
de inherent to us all when suddenly relieved from
he and disease | now as an act of justice due to
nd with a view Of relieving the afflicted, make
to the world the inestimable benefit have reoeiv-
the use of your Sarsaparilla. In the year 1882
from England in q vessel bound for Quebec, and
bn the passage first discov the disease which af
bved to be a sore affiiction and truly can say,
the crown of my head to the sole Of my foot there
soundness in me-" From the time first mentioned
until the present, period OF more than ten years,
! suffered all that human nature was capable OF
r. have been under the care sof the most distin-
ID ply scians both in this country and in England
Bath, Chekenham, Bristol and Gloucester, tried
Is specifics among others large quantity of Swams
ea, used sulphur baths, sc. sc. As last resort
|duc ed to wrap myself up in tar ointment keep my
Ecluded, stunned by all, myself also stunning. |
Iduced to believe my case hopeless one In August
" the advice of friends, | went to the New-York
Hospital, but was there told that my case was incu
The disease now enveloped my whole body, rem
me almost helpless the skin thicksned and crack
blood and matter ran, and life selfbccame almost
Ism. A few weeks since was induced to use your
parilla by hearing it so highly recommended, hav
oent near $4,000 without obtaining but little relief
using it short time found myself better, and now,
ing six eight bottles, costing me less than ten dol
am we'll Yes certify and declare to the world,
fter spending near $4,000 in travelling and docorng,
ferng more than can be told, was perfectly cured
ing your invaluable preparation of Sarsaparilla;
now recommend it to all similarly afflicted. Those
ng to know farther particulars will find me at my
nee, No. 81 Warren street, N. Y. where | shall be
to communicate any thing in relation to the above
"PAUL BURDOCK."
pared and sold wholesale and retail and for expor
by A. B. Sands and Co, 273 Broadway, corner of
bers street. Sold also by A. B. and d. Sands 70 Full
,mer Gold, and n East Broadway, corner Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

NATIONAL tHOTEL-Tchonpitoalas street, New Or
~ eansThis fine establishment situated in the
trail of hs city, has been recently opened under the
intendence OF the SUBSCRIBERS with new and ample
The parcrs and chambers furnished with if
elegance and with scpuous regard the comfort of the
cunant.
The servants all white and have been carefully select
ment
The wine cellar and lard win always furnished with
the best that can be procured in of the best markets the
world.
The charges for board with hout chambers will be
found OF the most reasonable charscttr.
PHILLIPS BRO, Projectors.
New Orleans July "a, 1912. &C 2mr
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, THE FoREIGN QUARTERLY
CONTENTS
]. The Reign of Terror-lts Causes and Results
II. characteristics of G. rman Genius.
Ill. The Poems of Catullus.
Nv. The German IN England.
vi Friedrich Baron De La Note FoS9ae
VII HII' n ma.hds By , Eugene en- a Sue
TX. Tasso and Chaterton.
X. The American Envoy, and the King Of tie French
Chronological Tables of Litenture-ltay.
fce s'p'tJ f9sT E M Il So Sa% Publisher
No. l02 Broadwa
To- LOFTS TO LET-Inquire as above. a6 lee
TOOTH ACHE-Tooth Ache eifeciuay cured in mi.
for rs cents ut 232 Division st. Ne with
acting filling &c the least pain the sufferer This
made public for the benefit of suffering humanity the
of hundreds who have been cured if the above
time has failed Of instance. Certificates
of be 232 Division from persons of high
your money your time and immense suffering in the ordinary
way of patching.
N BIO trouble il positively will be sold out
cured at 232 Division ST. for % and of the CITY,
pOs nj for Z m .E tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

n3- CHATHAM THEATRE.-A New Way to Pay
La Debts Land Sharks and Sea Gus or the Tar Ashore
lid Ugono the attractions offered at this theatre to-
ght J. H. Kirby appearing in the two first named pie
for the benefit of Mr.. Kirby, expect to crow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06
DOCTOR GLOVER

DEGS inform those who have recently enquired if he has
ID left the practice Of his oession, that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual. Those difficult
and potaded which require practical experience to
been the objects of his study The
Improvements in chemistry have put into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton Of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables him TO keep pace
with the Improvements of the day. being graduate IN the
deal profession The unsuspectng should beware of
the host OF self named Doctors and pctend of whom
be authors OF little BOOKS subjects o which they
totally Ignorant
once, NO. st-priv,te entrance 4th DOS from the
Nina hOurs mt 90 lock NJ, ms
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,-,n, =; II L1UDL0W ,Aaeg9neer;

F. IT. ID DIOW, AucuOncer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT HOBOKEN, n. J-E.
IL. LUDLOW will sell AZ auction the premises on
Monday. August 9Th, at o'clock iPopety belonging
the late James Sweeney, Hobokep and known the
Washington House. This Justly celebrated business stand
consisting of two lots fgfound 25 by each with
Hotel thereon will be sold the highest bidder The Hotel
large and commodous and being within minutes walk
the Ferry situated upon the man street, and possessing
great advantages house of public accommodation THIS
Hotel is well known, that the thinks it ssary
enlarge the Of business done there
opened wei known 10 the thousands who have made
resort for several years pss1 For Earieua,s 70 title
the premises, +. H. LUDLOW, Auctonccr No. II
Broad street. jy3l lws.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

= DIR. JOHNSON RABINEAU HAS REMOVED
40 South William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

MEDICAL AID.
JNVALlDS desirous obtain the best advice and
treatment should obtain the llttle book called 1.-The Ru-
biconn by Dr. Gregory Of No. 81 Mott street. New York,
where he has been raj established in select
branch Of his profession where he also continues TO admin
ister with entire and ,yoiten where other
aud less experienced vcla mad failed. The Doctor does
not say this boast of his skill only inform those seek
ing good advice, where be obtained Dr. Grego's
domcil drug store, II private dwelling house, well
provided and arranged for the comfort and Of his
patients.
Dr. @. does limit his attendance few hours, but
upon those seeking him all hours of the
day and night. "a Mott street Is nearly opposite the Stone
Church. Chatham Observe II is not drug store
a6l lt.rc
DIR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CONSULTING OFFICE, to No. 3 HERALD BUILDING
cor,er & Nasaau nd Enlfnn str e2 lrn ms
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Arrived.

Cleared.
Bark Douglass Bourne; City Point Va-Dueh gallot Dol
phn, Baker, Rotterdam Schmidt Bachen-Schrs Veritas
lBr) Smith stJohns, NE Booman Johnston Coz Victory
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS OF the steam ships,
Packets to Sail.
Packets to Arrive.
To Shin Mastera.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give TO Commodore W. A. Bssse of fleet,
report Of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken their lis. of their and any
foreign newspapers have Commodore Basset viii
boar them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

To Correspondents Abroad.
Our correspondents in foreign ports
send by every vessel all the marine diligence they
obtain Nautical information Of kind from any
siding home abroad, will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

DEACON COURSE TROTTING.-The following
Sweepstakes opened to come of the Sd week in Sep
TENDER
Stake No. Mile heats best in in wagons, free for all
horses trotted for moncyS0 entranceha forfeit Sj
added the second best horse Wagons and drivers
weigh 800 lbs.
Stake No. 2-Two mile heats in harness. free FOR all horses
SI00one hundred entrancehalf for
felt so added, TO be given to the second best horse.
Stake No. 3-Same as No. Q, under the saddle.
Stake No. 1.-TWO mile heats in harness, free for all horses
$50 enanee-half forfeit SIS sdded-o
to the second best horse.
Stake No. 5-Same as No 4, under the saddle
Stake NO 6-Mle heats best in s. under the SADDLE lor
horses S30-S eniabco-hai forfeit
So addcd-to 20 to the second best horse
,londay Sept 2G-Purse $500 mile heats Ia wagons,
with inside stake Of S50haif forfeit s2ooto go TO the 2nd
best horse Wagons and drivers 20 weigh 300 lbs. ,tu
Entries for the above purses and close hahah
Smiths 81 Park Row August Goth, by O'Clock, P. W.
i"ee VI "o'e " "'"' '' GEO. sPICER
a.2.r j. u. MchiAfsls.
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A UCiION NOTICE-Extensiye Sale of ELEGANT FtRNI
TURF of all d. scripions This Day, lo1s O'Clock, il
the large Rooms 80 Ann and us Fulton stIeeIhe sale vii
be continued on Monday, with choice lot still.
THOMAS BELL. Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

" TAU d UNDOCk."
pared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expor
J, by A. B. Sands and Co. 273 Broadway, corner Of
hbers street. Sold also by A. B. and D. Sands, 70 Full
orner Gold, and n East Broadway, corner Market.
81.
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MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.
SEA MONSTER (;

GERMAN QgARTETTO-The German Quartse takes
" much pleasure to inform the public most respectfully that
they prepared for Evening Serenades the English
German languae the reasonable terms torpar-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

liam Taylor, late Captain Of the Third District Watch,
rendered in favor of Francis McBlrron for
ges and costs nth June last over will be disposed
by the subscriber at public auction the highest bidder
sho ty, If not sold al private sale before.
Call at the subscribers house. No. 60 Spring street
as 2t-c FRANCIS McBARRON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

ana the western part oil TINS STATE where FEVER ana ague
vail TO- great extent and IN scarce an instance has failed TO
Anr House and la, bv most of ibs ass hroScbont ,be
country - az 2wrr
,iTsT, ?, ~. ,,--TrIj
MEplChl AuIlON,-fanents seeking Mediea anu
A should be exceedingly cautious in the selection Of
horde of advertising Doctors $50 caed) in ibis devoted city
NOT more than six any legal right to
medicine nor they by nature or educ on by any
m, Allied 10 administer to he
to be deploed that such base imposition suffered or
tolerated defiance of the law which makes highly penal
offence practice medicine wifi ont legal d.
ploma. .
in Ibe f, soo,h 10 saw from the ae rn;d ncrease Of
nnack and tbrr sbo,tye on op on the credn
m Mia he h,n more ala hana6, han ,bl b
nracr;cs was confined 70 more ieei,;mae hands ~ ~ Wv
Tot suffering and deuded patient victim however the
consequences are all important as The issue OF lie and death
Dr. Carpenter, although advertising Doctor into the
~ n;on Cnere icnntis,e Of ,ba New Y STAT, Mcd;es
Soca and CO. ;,,, ,.r ,;nna r III c;,, and his
all ro.son cr inc for nsners a M ch Inv
H. 49, an he sb'ac, is ~ a nona and cur
~ s;cL ''''' WV 'NN''" " ~ ' ~ ~
ORE No p.ck sn ,s,r p.,r, s,rs, Charges ,.ason,
HE Og;c. Omen mt; i, nas, q p ~" e imsr
-. -, -, - 49,, 49,. -, 49,, -. -. :, -
DISTRESS IN IRELAND-An adjourned meeting for
existing in the South and West Of Ireland will be held
ihIngOn Hotel, Broadway
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FEVER AND AGU e.

IL =
II has been used many years with success and
the increasing demand for il affords ample proof of the efficacy
Of the preparation has been used in the vicinity OF Harlem,
and the western Part of tins State where fever and ague
vail and in scarcely instance has failed
the desired relief for sale Wholesale and retail the
rropeters stores &C William 40 Broadway, and 10
a6 Nv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07

Good }orH lie LGdies.-At u marriage ceremony,
Inicly IN the East when the clergymen desired
the parties wishing be married 81 Use up, all the
ladies' in the room Immediately arose.
Strawberries Strawberries of the second
growth have appeared in the Cincinnati market
for week past, of excellent flavor und quality,
and at the cheap rate OF II l-2 cts. per quart.
Nearly sixty-one thousand members have been
added to the AIethodiSi Episcopal Church. during
the year ending lst june st. Louis Bulletin.
This remarkable increase is,we believe, without n
precedent in our country. The progress Of this
church in the great West is spoken OF as grea,er
than that of any other. 1t is there deuomnnted
the pioneer church.
.3ppieS Of The second crop.-G. w. Sullivan has
sent the editor of ihc ST. Louis Bulletin a basket
OF apples, produced upon his farm AT Owens Sta
ton, in that county, which are some of the second
crop of this years growth. They are entirely
ripe, of very good favor, and some OF them quite
large. Mr.. ). says the trees bloOned very early
in the spring aud in the last of June aud first OF
July, he gathered fine crop from them. Since
then, the trees have again doomed, ana the fruit
ripened though the flavor is not SO good AS that
of the first crop, tho trees are equally as full
Henry Clay has recently been presented with a
plough, by Mcssrs. II. Hays 81 Co, of Louisville
In nowIedgiag the receipt oft, hlr. Clay says
"Among my eurliest recolfecions, ~ that OF
having when boy followed the Plough In the
! evening of life, shall renew and cultivate my
! acquaintance with this old companion, one of the
best and most faithful friends of mine.
"God speed the plough and the pIough-naker.'
The Voto has not been exercised by The throne
of England in 40 years William III. was ,ht
\ last monarch who exercised il. 1t was in 1872
and the bill was for lriennial parameuts. In 1864
he assented 20 it. Yet Mr.. Tyler has exercised
the same power five times in one session Of Con
grcs thereby showing hundred times less rc
! spect for the Representatives OF the People thar
the Kings of England.
An old poet thus describes Demagogue's Con
science:
"'ris my slave, my drudge, my supple glove,
My upper garment, to put on, throw oil,
AS think hest:--'ts my Obedient CONSCIENCE"
This Conscience has broke out lately and rage:
alarniingly-siuce the death of Harrison.
A man should never be ashamed TO own he
| has been in the wrong, which is but owning ii
other words, that he is wiser to-day than he wa;
| yeSterday.-P0pe.
The complexion can only be preserved in fresh
ness aud beauty, by cleanliness, regular exercise
temperance, plain dict and pure air, aud II cheer
| iu temper.
Long epity -Among The revolutionary pension
ers in Georgia, are eight persons over one hun
dred years oil age. The eldest is one hundred
| and nine
"A noble .4ct German farmer in Pennsylva
! mia has presented two hundred bushels of whea
to the poor as thank offering Tor his abundan
harvest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07
g. STATE JOURNAL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1912.
THE LEGISLATURE.

On Thursday next the legislature Of Vermont
commences its annual session. There will be bu-
siness before il OF unusual importance e.
lection ola member to the U. $. Senate, and of one
md perhaps second, new Judge Of the Supreme
Court, in place Of Judges, who, rumor says, 1--WE
know not with what truth will decline re.eec-
ton. Then there must be new division of the
State into Congressional Districts a work of some
difficulty, however well it may he proposed to he
done, us one section or another will find objections
to any arrangement The new L,siiag Sysiem
must undoubtedly claim large share of the atton-
ton Of the legislature; aud we trust, that efforts
will be made to remedy the defects which years
trial have detected, rather than to break down the
whole system because of is defects. That acc
was based upon correct principles, and il is to be
hoped that fair structure mny yet be established.
AT The last session committee was raised to re-
port upon the subject of Education. Whether or
not any system has been agreed upon by that con-
mitiec, we know not: something undoubtedly has
been done--if not to perfec. system, at least to
prepare the way for such n wOrk-lhe noblest
which tho State can perform, committee was
also raised to revise the mi lila system and it is
to he presumed this subject " i'll be taken up and
something done; whdi, it is hard TO corlecture-
For the last ten yenrs, much Inns been attempted
one entire revision made Of the militia system
improvements, so called al least tried and all
has been pretty much in vain. II the legislature
Of 1912 eau succeed in settling this matter to gem
cral satisfaction, ii will be glory enough" for one
legislature. These part Of The subjects which
are to test the wisdom of the new legIslature--a
legislature, by the way, containing more new mem.
bers than amy one we remember for many yenrs
There is work enough to be done. May il bU well
done. AS usual, we shall eudeayur to keep our
readers as fully advised Of the proceedings of both
Houses ms our limits aud means will permit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07

The right spirit We clip the following from
the United Suites Gazette, Philadelphia. Il III
iords striking contrast between the practices
during the purer daye Of The republic and those
of the present times.
During the administration of Mr.. Monroe"
(says the Gazette) "General Steel, the Collector
of this port, received from the President request
that he would appoint certain person named, MI
Inspector OF The Customs. General Steel replied
thai he would be very glad 10 obIige HE presi.
dent but that there was no vacancy, a!.d he had
it not in his power lie was inquired of whether
he could not make vacancy? His reply was
such an one as an independent, upright, honest,
man would make--he could not, aud would not.
And moreover, if there were a vacancy, he would
not after wha: had taken place, appoint the per
son named. Did the President remove him for
his tirmuess and indignant reply 7 by no means;
modern degeneracy had not reached him. This
government had not then become monarchy,
nor the President of the United States an arbitra-
ny, irresponsible officer to order any number OF
heads to be chopped off whenever he pleased,
either for his own amusement, or TO crafty the
malice Of minion."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07

Boston !niSc'iidny.-The October number was
issued in excellent season, contains excellent mat
ter and excellent eugravngs mad us usual The prIn-
ter has done his part exceedingly well. There
ihu, certainly reads like put: but it is neverIhe-
less true.
Ladies Companion. The October number re-
ceiyed with good picture, ii contains p!nle OF
shocking fashions direct from Paris.
BE p,dieEt. We trust our renders will he relol-
ced to learn we are glad to say II tina. one mum
Der more OF our paper Will complete The public
laws enacted by Congress at the late session.
Mr.. Appleton OF Boston has resigned his seat in
Congress. Probably the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop
will DO elected in his place. Mr. w. resigned last
winter on account of the sickness of his wife, and
was succeeded by Mr.. Appleton, who has now re-
signed
DIR. Charming Of Boston, is at Bennington, dan
gerousy ill-P s. DR.. g. died on Sunday last.
Judge Wells OF Missouri has decided that the
bankrupt law is unconstitutional, except 80 far as
it relates to compulsory or involuntary bankrupt
cy. Ills reason is, that voluntary bankruptcy was
not permitted in England when the constitution
was formed and taking it for granted that the term
bankruptcy means only what was meant by the
then existing English law he decides as above
OF course the question goes up TO the Supreme
Court
.uerico and Yucaidn. Mexico has at last got tw
steamers added 10 her navy, manned by English
and Yankees. Early in September she sent her
navy to Lnguna, and captured the entire naval
force of Yucatan, lone brig and two schooners,)
aud took 300 prisoners.
". Antiquarian !Soeieiy.--Annual meeting, Oct,
70. We learn that the Hon. Hiand Hall oil Ben
nington will deliver an address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07
THE GUlLLOTlNE.

Hon. Waiter Forrdrd, of Pennsy lvnnia, is no
longer Secretary of the Treasury. He is man
admirably fitted for the place. and coming in as he
did by the Presidents appointment, it might be ut
least reasonable 10 suppose that he could remain.
But II seems the new moves on the political chess
board require him to be displaced. CALEB CUsm-
ING, OF Mass takes his place ;-a very able man,
but unfortunately quite us likely to Use his pow
ers for evil rs for good.
Phiio c, Fuller of Michigan, appointed ID AS
slsiant Post Master General by Gen. Harrison, has
been removed John "A. Bryan, of Ohio, takes
his place locofoco OF the radical sort He was
once an Adams man and an editor, aud is charg-
ell With having sold the influence OF his press for
twelve hundred --- cents For this he was
driven from New York, and was taken up and
nourished into life, by the Jackson party OF Ohio.
Perhaps he will be uu efficient officer: we think
he will in one thing, viz: handling The guilioiine.
lie is nj the head Of the appointment office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07

Rumor Of Wdr.-A Paris paper, received by
the last steamer at New York, states that the A.
merican squadron in the Mediterranean had lately
been reinforced That an envoy sent by The COM
modore to the emperor of Morocco had been re.
fused audience; and that the squadron was now
waiting ORDERS 1t was expected that there would
he war between the United States aud Morocco
The occasion of this difficulty is, we believe, on
ly this: former servant of our consul, who had
taken refuge III his house, was arrested for debt
and taken from the house. This was considered
an Insult TO the representative of this Govern
mcn', and an apology was demanded. We have
seen IT stated that the emperor did make ore sort
OF an apology, by severely Furnishing the person
who mude the arrest. Perhaps this IS not all. AT
amy rate, we do not think there will be much of
u war about SO small business as this
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-07

Il First Spree. "Never WINS drunk but once
in my liie," said a chap once in my hearing !;
"nevor mean to b. again. The street seemed to
he very steep, and lifted my legs OF every step as
II were getting up stairs Several cart wheels
were making convolutions in my brain, und at
one time fancied my head was large carving
and turning establishment, the lathes OF which |
was Keeping in motion with my own feet.
could not conceive what was tie reason that the
town had turned into such an enormous hill and
what n'ado it worse was that it seemed all the
ume growing higher and lhreatened to pitch
p'er on me- Stop, stop, thought !, and III head
this old hill yet or, at least it shun head me. So
turned to go down and get at the botton-but
hang me if the town Didn't turn round with me,
heading me all the time, and presenting The high
bluff IN front Of me. Well sure enough, the
ground s0on flew up and struck me in the fore.
head; MS soon ~ the stars cleared away, com
monced climbing with my hands and knees The
next thing ] saw was q big brick house coming
fuH split around the corner! and believe it ran
right over me, for don't remember any more ,
Picayune.