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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

The HARpERs.-We ace glad to see that this ia
vonte old establishment again in full operation, land
the four brothers up to their eyes in business, and as
happy, witty, industrious and fourishing as ever.
All possible success attend them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

ELECTION IN LoUIsIANA.-Morton, the democratic
candidate, has been elected Governor. Since the
time OF Jackson the State has been wing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19
News from Europe.

We shall expect TO receive, this morning, fifteen
days later intelligence from all parts OF Europe, 1t
will be brought by the Acadia, which was out thir-
teen days yesterday, and cannot but be interesting
if not important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

HEALTH OF New ORLcANs.-There were seventy
deaths in the week ending 18th inst. One of spora-
die cholera. p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

NIBLo's.-Gabrielp plays two ofhis best comic parts
to-night-the Dwarf, pleasant vaudeville, and
Miss Wells dances Spanish pas. The gardens
continue to be crowded every evening, and Gabriel.
that of NIomns, sends all home in right merry
mood John Fisher was loudly applauded on Sa.
lurday evening-he is great acquisition to the
vaudeville corps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

VAN buren, IN BUyFALo.-The enthusiasm for
Mr.. Van Buren, declines as he reaches his native
State. Read the following, from Buffalo paper :
Mr. VAS BuRES's REcEPrroS.--Mr. Van Buren, has ar.
rived-and while pen this article his escort is passing
by. The manifestation of poruat enthusiasm upon the
occasion is very slight lie received in sence-the
Nelkn was not made TO ring with cheers and such de
CONSIDERATIONS OF popular favor usually greet the great
the good and the patriotic citizen whose life and talent,
have been spent for the best good Of his country.
The procession consists of 1856 military, all told ba
rouches buggies, lumber wagon and stragglinp
crowd of men and boys the sidewalk. We give from
actual count and "nothng extenuae set down augh
IN malice"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

EXTRAORDINARY GRowTu.-A recent census taken
of Racine county, Wisconsin, shows an increase in
population for two years past, of 2SO6. The popu-
latlon of the county is now $3.50. The population
of the territory is now about 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

The LANcEr.-This journal seems in the fair way
OF attaining the same popularity as the London
Lancet, which forced into that commanding
position, which it has resolutely maintained for
many years. by the opposition and abuse excited by
It's independence and talent. The Ne,c York Lancet
has all along maintained perfect Independence of
every Clique and party; and hence the weak assaults
ola few individuals, whose misconduct it has ex-
posed. The consequence is that every one wishes
TO see this celebrated ournal-us as the attacks of
rotten fnanciers, roguish politicians, ct hoe genus
omne, brought the Herald into every body's hands
There is now perfect rush for the Lancet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

HISTORICAL READER.-Kay, Philadelphia This
is PROFESSIONALLY one of the best Readers now ex-
tant tor the use of schools
LETTERS TO SERVANTS. -Leavitt e. Co. 1871 Broad.
icay.-An invaluable little work
New MANUEL OF HoMGPATHIc PRACTICE, WITH
ANNoTATIoNs-By A. Gerald Hull, M D-V,f
Rddde 322Broadicdy. This is the second Amerlc IN
edition ola very celebrated work, written inFrench,
by the eminent Homeopathic Professor Tahr, and il
is considered the best practical compendium of Thu
extraordinary science that has yet been composed
After veryjudicious and instructive introduction
he work presents table of the Homeopathic medi-
zines, with their names in Latin, English and Ger
nan; the order in which they are to be studied with
their most important distinctions and clinical illus
trations of their symptoms and effects upon the va
rious organs and functions of the human system
The second volume embraces an elaborate analysis
of the indications in disease of the medicines adap
ted to cure, arranged so LUMINOSITY as to form an
admirable guide TO every medical student The
whole system is here displayed with a modesty of
pretenslon, and scrupulosity in statement well
calculated 10 dsarm the prejudces of the professors
9t the old systems of medicine and to bespeak can
did investigation. We should consider this laborious
work indispensable to the students and practitioners
Of Homeopathy, and highly interesting to medical
md scientific men ofall classes The notes of the
American Editor, Dr. A. Ct. Hull, appear to be verv
pertinent and ludicious, and doubtless greatly en-
lance the value of the work. The price is moderate
Tor volumes so substantial and well printed and it
must command an extensive SALE
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,Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WaslAington.
Wilmington.
~ tConespondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Saturday evening" July l,
Passage Of the Tariff Bill.

The Tariff Bill, with the distribution feature.
'assed the House about six o'clock this afternoon
~ Vote OF ZIG 10 112-S democrats and whig'
'bsent. Had the members all been present, the
ole would have stood, ayes l2l-noes l2O-one va
,ancy. The expectation is that the bill will pas
ne senate with the distribution feature, by one ma
ority' An effort will be made TO substitute the pro
CT OF Mr. Simmons for the House bill, and it will
probably be successful The expectation is that the
lebate will not be protractcd beyond the coming
week in the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

&C. MIR. J. c. RINGOLD HAD CHILD VERY
sick for near two weeks, and attended BY physician
without relief, when Komstocks Vermfuge was Civ en-
and next day more than forty passed. when
the child recov ered rapidly.
A child Of a widow woman living near the Manhattan
Water Works, had dwindled for month till near SIX ele
ton, with great drynes of the mouth and itching of the
nose humane lady, who called to provids for the IA
mily, sent Immediately for Komstock Vermifuge which
brought away great quantities of for two three
days and the child grew better at once and reganed its
full strength in less than month.
Several children in highly respectable family in
Broadway had worms to frghtful extent, and were all
cured rapidly with this Vermiiuge.
family in New Jersey saved several children by the
use of it, One, girl Of eight years of age had become
exceedingly emaciated before the Vermuge was given
The next day three large worms were dsodged and she
left off the Vermfuge when she became again worse,
and had resort the vermge that finally brought away
incredible quantity of worms, and the cure was com.
plete, and she gained her health rapidly.
PLY stefan of standing had dsctored family OF chill
ren some ceks without being able to restore but one
out of seven TO health He had the beray to send for
Kolmstocks vermifuge and cured the rest with it in less
than week.
In numerous cases other complaints supposed to
exist and tn persons treated for fever &c. but finally
rial of this vcrmugc discovered the true of the
sickness by bringing away almost nnumera able guam
ty of worms large and small and the persons recover
e. with great despatch. Instances Of this kind might he
cited immense extent but is useless trial for
rs cents will show any with astonishment the certain
effects Of this Vermfuge To be found only at II Maiden
lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

DEPRAvIrY AMONG SOLDIERS No less than five
soldiers of the regular army" have been tried and
convicted in Montreal, at the late sessions there
for stealing, and other infamous offences
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Court C.Icndar-Th,s Dav

CrRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. 105 129 lt3, 1i6. las it0 1872
So l59 l6l 1884, 1885, I6 1885, 1871 100, 100, no. Ill Ia
IA, 10, Ill, 80, %
COMMON PLrAs-Nos 81, 103 -, %, o. Is, lea u.s. o.
%, 30, 30, 90, 81, l0l, 80 to 43 inclusive,
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing sill sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards OF an
descriptions Is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau sirect-Josoph Elicit Priater
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

ANUsrNe.-To hear the Stuyvesant Faculty of
Medicine abusing DR.. Houston, because he is for
eigner, when it is well known that three of the men,
bers of this very consistent body have migrated TO
these shores from the other side of the Atlantic !
And not day passes on which DIR. Mott does not
boast of having been educated in the European
schools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

o. When are we to have floating dry dock in
this city, Viii, Mr. Upshur turn his attention to
this matter, if he pleases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

90 THE BELIEVERS IN WITCHCRAFT FIND
ample proofs ofther theory in the wonderful revelations
of the mysterious Gpsey Girl at the American Museum
She is decidedly the most marvellous and nomprehens
pe person ever have heard Of Past present and fu.
lure appear all alike to her.
The supendous Model Of Dublin attracts great alton
ion IL is the greatest work OF art brought 10 hi
ounsry. II is infinitely correct that any person VIII
ias resided in Dublin point out the very house
vhch he lived This model required the labor oftwelv'
iears. Mr.. Winche the Comic Yankee Story Telle'
Seeps the audience in constant of laughter Da
1ond and Whitlock in their Negro Extravaganza, ar
inapproachable. Miss Rosalie is charming singer
eeste is pretty Dancer, and the whole performance
SC well worthy the immense patronage bestowed on hs
1pular establishment. The admission to the Museum Is
mly % cents; and the Garden is free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

An ArrAnirIor.-The Concord Statesman publishes q
singular story, related by two persons under oath of
confession recently made by person named Samuel
Mann of Benton, ~ H. while his death bed of having
aided 4o year. ago. IN 'he commission of murder Tie
two persons who relate the were watching with the
deceased the night of his DEATH ond the most remark
able part OF their story is that before the confession
strange looking man suddenly appeared in the chamber
standing between them and the bed the room being light
ed up at once with IAN unearthly crimson coored light"
and looking at the sick man. The sick dread
July frightened and agated, maze the confession above
mentioned, describing the place, but not the OF
parties and Immediately died The stranger disappeared
and the witnesses weresreadf,lly frightened In
qucnce Of this story old has been revived Of the
murder Of carpenter named Hodgdon, by man named
Noyes who is since deceased to which murder is con-
iectured that Mann WI ceseory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

THE Coin Rr0ior OF GEoRoI,-Wc learn from ndi
siduas who were in the gold region few days since
bat great attends the labors of the miners an6
hat extensive preparations are making BY tn" proprietor
the gold lots test the actual Value OF their possessions
IN that region.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

a LOG THE MEDICAL REVOLUTION The esta-
oshment Of the New York COLLEGE MEDICINE
PHARMACY has been hailed with the unequivoca approba
ton Of an enlightened public and has created consdera
pharmaceutical science 1t is rumored that the vendors
IF aloes and gamboge have entered into combination for
he purpose of obstructDg the progress Of the College
Vain attempt Nothing present an enduring obsta-
Gle to the victorious progress of science The COLLEGE,
have already been the Of restoring several ndvi
uals who had blndly trusted in the efficacy of quack
defines The addresses Of these individuals be OBJ
tanned at the PRScIPAL OFFICE othe College No 81 Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

90 VAUXHALL GARDEN.-Last night hundreds of
citizens focked to this admirable retreat the acting
# Browne warmly and deservedly applauded-
Messrs Andrews, Bellamy, RUSSELL Sc all excel
ent in their respective Characters. The grand ball
more for the price of admission never before
presented to the public. Tonight Browne and the
Park company appear the ball also given Call at vaux
hall and for yourselves worth visit every night
in the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

ANOTHER RIOT CASADA-We learn SAYS the Ro
chester Democrat that serious ARRAY occurred at ST.
GATHERINGS last week. appears that large number Of
aborers, waiting to commence operations upon the Wei
land Canal consisting mostly of Irshmen, who d.
vided into two parties known Corkonans and Far
Downers got into difficulty and fight ensued in which
the Corkonians" were partially victorious. The autho
rites unable to suppress the disturbances called out the
military companies stationed that place who marched
against the rioters 1t said that three hundred Corkon
ans armed with shlleshs and bludgeons formed them
selves for an attack upon the sodiery and marched up
the very points otheir bayonets and it not until the
officer gave the order TO fire. that the rioters dispersed
An express sent to Niagara for another company
soldiers and was reported that the Irish arriving
in large numbers for fight with the regulars We
shall probably hear full particulars in a day two.
ALMOST Row.--The notorious Alexander Mcleod was
IN our city yesterday He came account OF some
business. and was quietly attending to it. when on
slanght was made upon him by some loaiers led we
believe by John OBrien, who by had learned
the fact of McLeods presence among No violence
actually offered but the loafers followed Mcleod up
street for distance, loading him with abusive cpl
thets and making threatening gestures TILL to escape
them he took refuge in store, whence he quietly de.
parted for the cars Occurrences like this
full Mcleod, well aware he must be of the feelings
with which many this side regard him, 10 fool for
coming here unless compelled by business but If so com.
peled there oughtto be power that should be
exered TO prevent such patriotic display on the part of
John OBrien and his cronies Unhapply there are too
many such characters each side Of the lincBuG
.9drertiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

(93- THE PREPARATIONS OF THE COLLEGE
If Medicine and Pharmacy meeting with the most
widespread favorable reception. Many hundreds have
convinced themselves of the superior efficacy of these
medicines. There be doubt of the ultimate and
complete of this great movement in medical sci
The respectable character of the association and
he fact Of the medicines being all prepared under the
Immediate superintendent of skul and prnctised phar
naceuts with all the assistance which expensive and
Ingenious chemical apparatus Afford furnish the
anation of the extraordinary amount of patronage al
eady bestowed on the College. For list ofthe most pro-
nnent Of the preparations Of the College readers
eerred to the advertisement Of the College which ap
in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19
City Intelligence.


USeRATEruL RAscAL.-In the early part of June last
Mr. Stuchan who resides the Of Pearl and Chat
ham streets at the earnest solicitation of young man
named Henry Creght, alias Warn allowed him to lodge on
his premises until he could obtain employment in return
for this act OF kindness the scoundrel stole his benefac-
tors purse containing $50 the 9th nst and sloped
Philadelphia Having exhausted his means he returned
few days since, and caught yesterday paradng our
Streets and safely Gagged to answer the legal charge of
larceny and mediate the baer crime of ngratitude
MoRE COMPLAINTS AGAINST LoRroS.-Russell T.Lorton,
who was arrested on Saturday for attempting to pass
fraudulent notes, purporng to be of the bank of ST.
Adams, w. OF the denomination of 81, arraigned
Yesterday two additional charges for passing
note Of the description Mrs. Hungerford OF los
Franklin street. and another on Mrs. Mary George 80
Hudson street.
HoRsL THIEVES IN LIMBo.-On the eth of May lSll a
bay mare belonging to Joseph Tompkins, of Newtown
L. H. valued at $3.50, stolen while standing in vesey
street. the Washington market and sold few day
afterwards to John Wordenborg who resides the Wall
about near Brooklyn, for $40 by two named Peter
WAGNER, alias John Fowler, and Jacob Bernard alias
Heifer The horse being claimed by Mr.. Tompkins, was
returned to him. and the rogues
ed yesterday, by officers Schmoll and Tompkns Of the
upper police and fully committed.
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encouragement to the Afflicted.

70 DIR. BRANDRETH wants no College-no institution
these bodies whether corporate or o.herwse always hay
all pofesed corporate bodiesere always danger from
hcm they opposed to the SPIRIT oil Liberty 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

2ler to our readers this statement of an article
hgurments. and for clearing discolored skin We
es 70 sey Is not overrated is of the greatest in
eons ~ modern science. We have seen it tested in
nree derent cases-one that of old lady that il has
ued OF SAT- rheum OF fifteen years standing and given
au street. Of pmpes and reckes so covering his face a
% resemble small pox One cake cleared his face two
yellow skin to fine healthy cearness HunSreds in his
state can testify who have used it, from what have
cen we have no doubt 1t will be very extensively used
or it the most excellent thing used We aid not
believe before tried IT, Sold by T. Jones 81 Chatham
street, New York. l39 Fulton street Brooky n; Stns ST
Boston, 81 Dock street. Philadelphia. The public are no.
tilted there untruth Misrepresentation this state
meut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

Ohy- MEDICAL MEN ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
the Principal Office of the College Of Medicine and
harmacy 97 Nassau street and convince themselves by
ersona examination Of the safety and efficacy OF the
separations OF the Collere.
BY order, w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

FLoRrDA.-From the st. Augustine News we have on
raced the following items Of interest Och.t.ache ser
runner into Tampa on the 2sth ult TO Col Worth stat
ng that he wished to have a talk with him.
There At ST. Johns Bar, the Mary Ann sof Boston
lamsay, with U. s. ordnance bound for New York.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
I'll HEAk,TH.

Many of readers doubt, possessed with this all
important blessing which they may long relan if particular
regard and be paid to themselves, that whenever they
feel the least indisposed procure proper medicine in due
season." But the contrary, find thousands who
abOrg under disease and many fear will prove serious
if not attended early, Would those persons the
medicine that has established itself In thousands of cases,
which is Doctor HARLICH'S COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING g. GERMAN APERIENT PILLS. pre.emeinent-
y recommended for diseases incident the human race they
would be replaced back ogan 10 les sweetest blessing which
is "healtlL"
We speak from occuar proof knowing in many instances
where have been performed by the of this medicine
with marked in various complaints such Dyspep.
sia Liver complaints, Rheumatism Pain in the breast side &
Back Costvchess, Nervous Weakness Emaciao General
Debility &C. g. This medicine consists of two distinct kinds
vz-The German Aperient and the COMPOUND Strengthening
Tonic Pills, the former to bile and all excremen
ous matter from the body thus cleansing and purifying the
system after which the latter used to give strength and
vgo weak and debtaed organs the lost appe
tte and produce tranquil rest and sweet epose We highly
approve of the DOCTORS theory" of treating Diseases which
certainly safe and eecua and advise the afflicted give
his medicine fair triaI.-Daily Chronicle
1TsPrhsipe oihe, No. 19 North Eighth street, Phiade
phia. For sale by ]. T. Chaplin
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TO THOSE VINO DESIRE HEALTH.


hereby certify, that afflicted for eight years with
nervous disease attended with pain the
breast side and stomach loss of appetite night sick
and dSSness in the head pain in the stomach after
ing aud other symptoms which attend indigestion, bowels
weak and irregular Having had advice of
clans during this long PERIOD and used much medicine which
only produced temporary relief Tn the year 1889 ol.
uHahe 10 leave my house, and being poor widow, de
pendant my labor for living, obliged go from
house TO house obtain it, at length gave up all hopes of
recovery, and trusted to lm that created all things" for
tunatcly favored with work in Eighth when
family discovering my miserable situation Immediately
me'ded DR.. HARLICH'S COMPOUND STRENG THING e.
GERMAN APERIENT PILLS, which they procured for me.
used them and continued for about three mons during the
time my strength rapidly increased my connenance and pal
lid check returned their former and natural Colors Since
feel my duty inform the public at large of tile great vr
tues Of Dr. UARLlCHS MEDICINE, that others may pro.
cue it, and be likewise cured, am well known in this ci
ty; auy pesun wishing call at my residence
MARY II. FOURSMAN,
Jackson street, back of IA Poplar lane. Il
l~SPrincipa Office No. 9 North Eighth street, philadel
mia, where testimonials may be secn,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
TO THE PUBLIC.
DR.. HARLiCH'S PILLS,

cue that las ever been offered TO the public is that they
cleanse and purify and strengthen. These important items
and their importance should not be overlooked The system
table, from improvidence and neglect to accumulate bile.
and variety of diseased umors, To purge he system of
these Impurities should be early attended to. If it be neglected
the patient may he subjected painful disease and proracted
suffering THE GERMAN APERENT PILLS admirably suited
10 this puposehut than this while they cleanse the
system they purify the blood, and assist kindly in her
oneratons. The Compound Strengthening Pills give tone to
tile stomach while they mpart vgor to the whole sysen
hence thcy are desidcraium and family should remain
without item In fact they sort of family physician
Int unlike the schOOl men-for these Pills may be safely
consulted in all cacstey may he taken without injury in
anywhie they afford positive relief in many We only ask
for fair trial of their merits and willing abide the is
sue. For sale by j. P. Chaplin
.-- F. WOOLMAN, Burlington, N. j.