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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
CORNS, COINS. CORNS.
81

MONS. AND MADAME BERNARD,
Corn Doctors from Paris,
DEG LEAVE TO inform the inh,hitiuts of New York that
II thsy VIII be hppy TO wait all who desire their
Mons. and Mad. Bernard have practcng
United States but few months and in that
ceived testimonials from Of the eminent anemen
and Others the benefit aud comfort which they have
eeved since they have been attended by he They have the
honor TO inform the public that by and peculiar method
they exrcate Hard and Soft Cors, Bunon Caosi;es &c
without cutting Mons and Made. B. do Offer
requiring secresy faith efficacy; bat
confidently those who suffer from troublesome and
painful Cos that they the satisfaction Carrying
away the ii tormeptor the Corn, in their hands.
Mons and Made B: have in er possession upwards Of
thousand from those who have relief
their hands Mons and Made b. have teed profess
sion for several in Germany France and England
nave acquired great skill and much practical fact
aested by numerous certificates from the celebrated En-
gh French and German yscians we'll from several
the nobility and gentry q those countries delivered them
after four years cure. The operation will occupy
than minutes, and the that the per-
thus treated dately their and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited their resi-
dence II they desire II.
home in the morning from till H. and in the afternoon
from ti O'Clock.
Office Boston. Isl Court yms or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
WATERING PLACES. sc.
CATSKiLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

AT Tfbf. FINE ORCHARD.-l8i2.
THIS and fashionable will be dur
ing the present under the direction and supernten-
dance of the subscriber IL has undergone complete and
hooush repair and is for the reception OF visitors
No effort will be spared TO maintain the deeredy high chaac
which II has heretofore acquired.
As heretofore its tables will be furnished with every decacy
that the New York market ahord and possible at
tenon that can promote the CONVENIENCE and enjoyment offs
will be promptly bestowed The leading this
establishment, that part oft the mountain has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Nessrs A f. Beach Co.'S excellent line will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
c. l.. BEACH. Proprietor.
June 18Th, 1872 Jei smr
path HOUSE, LONG I5LAND-Ths long and well
- known boarding and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone improy which the
erection of several elegant hosues the OF
the r the reception OF company during the
season The great extent OF private beach this hoe-Ae
perfect security IN bathing for ladies' and Children he
bathing houses being within stones throw of the -
the shady cool aud delightful locust adjoining the house
The pleasant rides IN the surrounding the excellent
hhinE GROUNDS and Other Of heahiu and
indscmt nth beautiful view of the All and the
uwcr hay, almost cunsty cnlyened by vessels
arriving ouvisd bound, render this situation
'Frct uruaeh By ~ The vicinity. Its accommodations
are AMPLE The aud the temperature. the
w,rmes days Of sumner anything but oppressive The
yencc OF communication and distance being bat nine miles
hon Brook the access by stages al hours accommodated
70 bsness render peculiarly wei adapted residence for
iei2 2n'r WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
BY order, ~
ar VS. RICHA RpsoN Aeon,
E TO THE LADIES' :

MADAME COSTELLO, Female physicjan stIi con,;,,,o.
wi treat with astonishing all diseases pecui;sr IN
females. ''"'''i W
Suppression rreguarity obsirnctioa
Produced can be removed BY Madame g. very son time
Madame Us medical establishment hav
repairs aud alterations for the better OF her
numerou patients she Is prepared TO ladies' The
point of conne those who wish be for on
structon OF 'hsir monthly period.
Madame c. can consulted her residence No 81 Lispeu
ard 81 at all times and with the setcst regard secesy
Az communications and letters must be postpaid .la
jy2l liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
New Orleans.
ICorrespondence of the Herald.l

Correspondence of the HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, July 80, 1872
Burning Of the american Theatre IN Nep Orleans
The Currency and the Banks-Aerico and Bust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
GOOD SUMMER VINE.

I B. sTOUVENEL, Importer of French Wines of
the approved brands, Bordeaux Claret and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand, CT Nassau
to No. q Ann sneet, (near Nassau) basement
Always hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju
Ian, Monterraut ST. E:eve afte, Medoc Sc in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne brands Bur
gnd Hermitage &c; superior Cognc Brandy; best quality
Gp, Port Wine, Portugal md Spanish Wines.
B. S. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families WHICH will BIZ Of the city also by the
gallon or otherwise TO those who favor him with their
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct.
IL B. has opened boarding house Hoboken oppo-
site Vauxha arden, the main road where is kept
,otment est Wines. Private parties supplied with good
dinners and -, 81 ments. jy2 lm-c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1s42.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.

CHEAP HARDWAK STORE.
THE , Se5seHbeg IS now qGcppg his Spring supply Of
1yas from Birmingham AID She held Together with gene.
al assor'inen, osne po he is prepared to Of
= tshe very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
IS Se solicited 70 az examination Of his stock and
him with call.
ALFRED F. LAGRAVE,
2lo Greenwich corner Barclay New York.
A regular supply Of EALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Asoa complete of Mechanics
Tools. James Screws Sc. M 3n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
TAILORING.
LOOK QUIZ.


Robs me OF that which not enriehes him,
Bat makes me poor ndeed.-[shakspeare.
MARSHALL,
HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT No. 90 Chatham
"A makes the quotation Others
70 fitch from him his good fame and reputation We
have more than made public the mposit
repued Troy Shirts Bosoms and Collars. Bur that
positions the therefore, shall keep these
facts before the public which will expose mpaster d
cut off their wicked designs Make mistakes therefore
Marshss only Troy Shirt Depot" is painted awning
sh4lln our window and about store No. co. only
Troy Shirt Depot is situated about 6 doors from The Of
Pearl and chatham and the right hand side in
Chatham street passing TO the City Hail. See the
u MARSHALLs K y and you are correct
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
wrist bands, warranted per dozen. So 5O-88 5o-e-o-
10 50-ll-2-l2 d-b-l6--l6 30-l1-l9-20-2i-22 502f25
@ 3o2-28. All Linen Shirts, per doz. 5000 5O23-H So
3o32503e3e Plain Cotton Shirts per doz. IS 5o-6--75o
50 Coloed Shirts, doz. S5-3 5G-6-7-8-9-o-I il:
Collars Just recciyed-In addition former large Of
so cents per dozen. 62c-T5c-s7c-S-I 251 3e- 7322 Is
a 30-2 733-3 253 20 and co. including style,
Marha Byron Collars which have been highly approved
Of These goods, with plain and ruiie bosoms be
the city. andat the manufacturers Marsaall 10 only
Troy Shirt Depnt. No 90 Chatham street, New YORK We
canton de and others against the mistakes that have
been made OF ate Of seeing ckced
some Of the windows. Recoect, marked ticketed
prices are to be seen ~ ou window But nember tins the
the benefit Of AL These circulars only my in our
window and, furthermore advise the and
number, Ma shas, No. 60" No patrorge asked Of those
who beat down. jyl5im'c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
DISEASED EYES

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE E E-LIDS.
disease weakness of the eye, inflammation OF
the eyelds can be quickly and safely removed by the use
of the
Mrs. Davis, No II Essex rect has been cured OF fiamna-
en of the eyed and weak of duration, by using
only one jar of the Eye Balsam.
Miss Fitx Gerald No Market had FOR three
years much afflicted with weak and nanmed eyes
that al she could scare read Her eyes have
been completely restored by this Balm after all other me ans
had failed Hundreds have healing been restored
light where almost total blindness caused by excessive
Examinations, had existed for years
The Roman Eye Balsan" has been long time used IN
practice by the ocolts this aud ereign
countTes and its astonishing efficacy ,emovng all DIS
and from tho has established for
puation far beyond the reach q ANY other PREPARATION
minute objects or by long exposure strong light and 10
the weakness partial loss of sight from sickness old
stoer and should be used by all who find their sight
failing about apparent disease Put up small jars with
fun directions for Price 3 cents Prepared and sold
wholesale aud retll by DAVID SANDS CO., No. II East
Sold Sands, and 100 Fulton and by
B Sands and Co., 23 Broadway, Chamber street.
'j'HE Solid EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, pre-.
paredb Dr. Quo Roon has proved itself valuable
specific OF Scofua. Salt kheum and dis
generally particularly those arising from mpury of the
blood The Syrup, prepared from the Extract also far
Both may be obtained of
VIM Milnor, 1872 Broadway corner of John street t
De Forest AZ Greenwich Morris w. NJ Thuman
Vak corner of Canal j. j. Coddngon Spnne
and Hudson street A. Mcleod. 800 Hudson street l. A
Rosenmer 81 Ble.ckeg cor Chrst9phe5 street = Bas
Wholesale Druggists SO John street, and
jylO ms Ayeu fort syoods India Cuo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
AaEs

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
VLA-SOUTH.AMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
+. EYsKHoLr, COMMANDER
The days Of departure Of this wkDowu Steamship, have
from Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York,
On iih Nav 1882 On It'll May, 1912, On nh June, si2
N,~, 10th July, 7th Apg, "
7th Sept. :" l0th Sept. ~, Oct, Z"
Price of passage, meals included Souu npton
Antwerp, $7o-Stewards fees, 81 62h. The meals will be
board, the plan Of continental hotel IN the best
manner and at fixed and moderate being only
charged when partaking OF the same. ..-- t..-.
The of either OF the above also be
preferred with meals and stewards fees included for
fgf 621s cents, exclusive of wines.
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.
For freight passage, further nfopnStpn, apply
II. w. T. Il II. MALI, Agents,
s22 6m~r III Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
CROTON AQUEDUCT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT.
thrown from one hundred to one Hundred and fifteen feet
sn$sS q ud is
w have seem Nes Falls and this Sesat cunts
waeI that the Falls no, to be compared to this
CHEAP uPHoLsTRy1W. REED, sss Broadway, be-
- tween White and Walker sIest.Carpets Of every de-
and style Mattresses sofas and
eairs made 70 order match description Of an
enabled make of the above articles such prices TO
Persons purchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths can have word
advice by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
fr.t LIVING. sH 81
sas %os ssa Sc %
an sh Saa
the choicest supplies ofe markets with Of fare
sssd hs, as quality or number Of ;h. BY amy no.
one shilling esheen pence per The pares Java and
seD. p sGs s Il pc f.
assured Of n ss s u Il
fact department Of the business under the sapernte
to the comfort and HRY e and
Proprietor Of the French and American Eating House,
g and G Nassau st. J;n St and and Maiden Ma L,ne
John G,BRIEL vERREN or wEKREV, a Naive OF
A. one who ha, , known or heard d Of
fact me-, this information Of import
. e n family III ,, nE a J sS, Gs.
have been changed or become corrupted in its spe lung.
M s HGs4 !" S
died there but Of him has been discovered
the informal received by the subject probably
incorrect and take this means of making general in
aq'T .o 5S'G %s the on Ff srMoER rhds. Pa
TO GUN DEALERs--tiun', Pistols,
100 SINGLE Barrel Fowling Pieces
Double Guns, imtation twisted PIT
SS PsS SGfisdisS aiisIss, rssis'ie.
Ithes and Rifle B,oes-Locks md trimmings
Game Btgs-Powdcf asks and Percussion Cans . f
Sporting articles generally. .l.-.,-,l 10y.
The above articles viii he sold unhssd 9fIew prices,
ivis im.e ass 81 b, m'i E" ais Pearl street
DTANO FORTEs-For sale, few elegant rosewood hoI.
low corner French grand action piano for e. with the
warranted and time for IL months
Walker street rss Tn are TO b. disposed Of
the leaving for Europe in the month of
August Jyl92w.rc
GEORGE COLYER, and THOMAS DUGARD. success
" Lewis b. Griffin CO.. would respectfully inform
their friends md the bl that they are prepared TO furnish
timber Of every dcscrptnn At as short notice. and on as ca
sonable terms any establishment in the city, al their New
Steam Saw Mill foot Of Fourteenth street, North River
jyil n-r ..oI.sH.s.l no 2
pREMIUMs REDUCED.--Tbe North American Fire
Company hsve reduced then rates q Insurance. on
all stores dwengs, and merchandise contained therein;
Office No 80 Wall STR opposite the Merchants Exchange
view io'A' 'uS 1'' ROBERT ATNsLEE. President y
JOHN McBRAIit, Secretary.
ty23 2w I.f l-l
C,ORPORATTON NOTICF-Pabhc NoIicc Is hereby "a.
" ven sale oi Iropery for unpaid taxes viii tike place
Wednesday, the 2S Of September ~ o'clock,
and be continued day to day urt the whole Of said
property shall be sodan that the detailed statement q the
newspSIa printed andpu5 siedin the city Of New Yok
80 4 .l.g-i ALf sED A. SMITH Conptrser. 4
Compoollers once MayI- isi2 ie23 iawtsept2sc
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15
ELECTIONS.

ILLINoIs.--In the election recently held
in this State for Governor, the majority for
Ford, (Dem., over Duncan, (Whig,) was
$3.50.
IowA.--In the Council, 0 Democrats and
Wings in the House, IA Democrats and
IL Wings. For a Convention TO form a
State Government, 4 1879, against Conven-
ton, $685.. Majority against Conven-
ton. 1896.
VERMoNr.--The vote for Governor stands
thus: Paine, (Whig, } 6,5s7, Smile, (Dem.,
25,l4O, Abolition and scattering, 1876. In
the Senate, the Wings have two majority
and in the House %. The Democratic gain
in the Legislature since last year, is thirty
three.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15
GEORGIA ELECTION.

By the GA. Constituencies. of 9th we
received returns from the election in 10
counties, for members to Congress.--The
candidates on each ticket run pretty close
" together---We give below the vote for
Cooper, Democrat, and Habersham, Wing.
We have no room for full statement
Cooper's vote differs very little from the
vote received by the other Democratic
nominees---w that Of Habersham, ex.
ceeds, little, we believe, the vote receiv-
cd nv his associates.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15
wHIGGERY AND PROTECTION.

In spite of the efforts Of the Clay Wings
to hide their thorough devotion to the Pro-
tective Tariff Policy from their Southern
Anti Tariff associates, the truth will show
itself repeatedly, even out of their own
mouths. The Baltimore American, in no.
ticing our determined opposition to their
present infamous and oppressive Tariff,
says "lf there should be locofoco ma
jority in the next Congress, it ought to be
clearly understood that the Tariff will be in
danger of prostraton. The Wings alone
are to be looked to for the preservation of
the protective system; in the hands of an
other party the system must go down.
Nothing but the strong rallying of the peo-
pie upon this question can give perma-
nence or stability to the policy, in the con-
tinuaoce of which the great interests of the
country and of domestic abor are so init
tnately involved"
Thus It will be seen that the Clay Wings
further North profess to be the only friends
of the protective SYSTEM" and appeal to
the people to sustain them, as the only
means of sustaining it. Look, too, at Mr..
CIay's letter, which we publish to-day
How can the Southern Clay Wings have
The hardihood, in the face of these things,
TO hold up Mr.. Clay and the Wings as op.
posed to the "Protectve system" and in ia
vJr Of the Compromise !-Soatt Caroiini
an.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15

"Nor is our Government to be maintain
ed, or our Union preserved by invasions of
the rights and powers of the several States.
In thus attempting to make our General
Government strong, we make it weak. -
Its true strength consists in leaving indi-
viduas and States, as much as possible, to
themselves - in making itself felt, not in
its power, but in lis benifcence, not in its
control, but in its protection, not in bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
but leaving each to move unobstructed in
its proper orbit. "-Jackson
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15

1t was but yesterday that we were maze
acquainted with the history of family OF
females-an aged mother and three daugh,
ters--who, before the failure OF the unlteG
States Bank, were worth thirty Thousand
dollars. The whole Of this sum was vest
ed in the institution named, and from the
whole of which they could not now Prooa'
bly, realize over one hundred or two hun,
dred dollars They dressed and lived
during their prosperity as their amount OF
property seemed to justify, and without pre-
pairing themselves in any particular voca'
ton with which to struggle against comPe
tition for their living. When adversely
came they could turn their hand to no oc'
cupaton with profit, even had labor been
offered them The apparel that they pos
sessed when their misfortune betel tnem'
enabled them to attend their church and APP
pear in the street respectfully clad, until
within short time. It was known that
they were among the victims Of the plum
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15

ANTI-TARlFFIrEs read the following
from the Louisville Journal.
WHICH PARTY Is IN Favor OF IA
RIFF G--The Albany IN. W Evening
Journal says
"The Wing conventions and public
meetings throughout the State, without, 50
far as we know, a single exception, all
adopt resolutions approving protective
tariff, and pledging themselves and their
candidates to stand by this policy.
"On1he other hand, the LocOfoco con-
yeniions are either silent on this vitality
important subject, or with bated breath
speak Of being friendly to incidental pro-
tecpon,' or boldly take ground against any
and every tariff, and in farOr Of British
free trade.''
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15
GEN. SCOTT'S LETTER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, 1919


Dear Sir II have not forgotten the
warm shake Of the hand you gave in the
Pennsylvania Avenue, some time ago, and
thank you sincerely for the cordial letter
just received.
am not IA candidate for the Presidency
or Vice Presidency, anC can know no one
as candidate for either place, u Ill ii ma
lional convention shall have spoken. la.
deed in the present stale OF parties, deem
il utterly unsafe for the Wings to place
candidates before the people without a
regular nomination.
have been in many indirect ways,
within seven months, operated upon with
Il vie n to induce me to consent TO be named
for the Vi Presidency on The ticket of a
very distinguished statesman. ! have in
variably answered--ihat had neither
| claims nor pretens ms either 10 the L eSi-
dency or Vice Presidency; that ! was
quite Indifferent to the first, and that moth
ing could induce me to think Of the second
place. But il nom mated bV a regular ma.
tional convention, iur the re~IdencE, that
| should certainly accept the honor, If |
got not a vote 10 the Union. OF course,
with such nomination, there would he bit
one democratic wing candidate in the field;
and there certainly ought not to be two
Who that ONE may be, is quite Indifferent
to me; but he he who he mav-of some
hundred persons | can name--he shall
have my hearty prayers for his success.
In these few words, have given you my
creed and position. never express my
sell, in other terms, 10 any body /; and all
who know me will hear testimony 10 my
sIngleness and sincerity.
| do not wish to appear in the newspa-
pers when | can possibly avoid it but
have not the slightest ohiec'!pn that " hat
write and say should be known to all
who may desire to know my sentiments.
My professional duties leave me n" time
to travel, except occasionally, and then
only on such duties. An excursion into
Ohio would be highly agreeable to me.
With great respect and regard, remain,
my dear sir, yours truly,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-15

The ex delegates TO the Harrisburg Con
vention, from Maryland; have published an
exposition of what were the views o. that
convention, and what the measures to be
carried out, if their party succeeded in O.
Letting their candidates. Amonos, ,hoso
measures is TARIFF, by which the ad.
dress says it means 50 tariff. for protection
as WeH as reUeaue."
&c. Mr.. Webster in his recen, speech in
faneuIl Hall, in enumerating the objects
the wings had in view in 1910. mentions
protection, as incidental to rsvenue. "a
consequent upon it, or by means of the du.
ty laid for revenue"
How will these declarations corresnond
with what the wings here said in I84O II
was then said that Genl. Harrison was
with the South, on the subject of the Tar.
lit. being in favor of the compromise bill
and of course opposed 10 the protective sys-
tenn"
And yet the wings thought it most un-
kind and unjust for us, to say. in 1910, that
theirs was janus-taced party---that their
principles at the north and at the south
were not homogeneous; that they had one
set of principles there and another set here.
The letter of l. M. Garrett, Esq. alluded to
by US in some of our remarks the week be-
fore last, was written to dsprove this accu.
sation. But truth is mighty and will pre-
vail, and that letter, contrasted with the
extracts above given, and others which
we might give, now is evidence to prove
now the charge then made.