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Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for ero,,on nv
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no hfoaway corner OF Chambers
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principal clues In tho u state-rree per bottle bo-.
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
ILL.,. IL -.E..- -. C--.---.-I

Wing and LOeofoeO Policy Conhasted.
The arrivals of specie since the first of last January un-
der the operation of present Wing Tariff have been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21

IN BBLS. superior old apple brandy, Just re-
Il " eoved and Tor SALE the Consignment low for
cash by WADE W. WOODBRIDGE
le 20 do1rs hetovy the ueu
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ooeros HARTLEY continues entire attention
styles. " ~ "'"'
nsais suffering under urinary complaints nnat
NATION OF distinctions &C. and Syphilis md
appalling trains OF Affection have been years past with
unprecedented success by Dr H. brief
time as due regard towar. the future comfort OF the
usual diet pursuits. 1880 " ''
naney 10 daily consulted his Locust Alley
paid "'''"'s' 70 uuis~ post
je 16
MrhhANcE cELEBRATioN-Ticksis 10 the eollaton may
n, oakm Al Joe. biseiow's. sioekoe L. NJ Hanold,
oooNo,e' neat To A. Duval Co., r. Rarrly,. ~
s'oe. HAN nekes for boys under rs. IS cents. 49,
tickets without delay. ''''-'e' 10 oo'ain
noped mat every one friendly win no b,
versary. WV "a'onai ami
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FRESH "GLADES" BUTTER.
Oh KEGS of fresh "Glades' Butter, lust re.
~ eeived, forsae by EGO JAS. WINSTON
UMBER-5OOOO ~ and inch Cypress plank caro- Of
u sehr. TeIemaehus Capt Cater. by
je 20 LEWIS WEBB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

02-BRIsTOL's Observation-Disclosures are not In tb Q
habit of putting medicine thing that smscks oil
apotheaary's shop. But there things IN TINS me
which possess many valuable properties and whosov
tn and healing qualities should be made public as th
disease Tor which they are remedy. In this class thu
afflicted, with common consent, have long since placed
from impurities of the blood or deragement Of the
organs Of le 1t is only those which possess intrinsic
merits which invite scrntiuy and challenge competition
that will maintain wide spread and general popularity
for years. and continually rise higher end higher in the
regard and consideration of the public Such has been
the case with the Extract of sarsapsrlls prepared by
C. Bristol of this city - Buffalo Daily Gazette, May "a
Sold wholesale and retail by WIN. BURGER 90 Court.
landt street, and AruRGista generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The great national spec,a-
Gle to-day-the Presidents first appearance in the
Narrows, the six national saues from the forts and
ships Of Wharf.-The professions and review in the
Park, can all be seen from the Garden on the roof
and the windows and balconies OF this establishment
series of superb performances are given in the
Saloon at such hours as not to interfere with the
outside show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

CHATHAM THEATRE. will be performed
the beautiful drama entitled the Beggar of Bethna
Green, with Mr.. w. G. Jones in the principal cha.
racter. Mrs. Thorne is also announced to appear in
the farce OF the Swiss Cottage, with other enter.
tainmsnts, forming very attractive bill.
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STEAM SHIP UMoN..--LIst of officers attach

STEAM SHIP UNToN..-LIst of officers attached
to this vessel, now lying in our harbori
WV. Hunter, Lieut.. Cong. II. II. Bell, w. M. Walk
err Lients josiah Watson, Lieut.. Marines. james c..
Douglass Purser. BobT r. Barry, Ass Surgeon. W.
Be- Bereiiy Thos Hafer Passed Miashipmen. Alexsn-
der Moseley, A Dreo, Reginald Fairfax Theodore Lee,
Thos b Wainwright, Midshpmen. Thos. Lewis, Gun
VIM. Lee, Carpenter. WIN. p. Wilkinson, Engi.
necr Levi Griffin, LIST Asstdo
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President Tyler's Pilgrimage 20 Bunker
HILL

;:John Tyler, the President OF the United States,
arrives in town about TWO o'clock, on his pilgrimage
10 Bunker Hill There will be tremendous turn
out, in spite of the opposition of the Wall street
stockholders and ultra wings. The President will
be received with great hospitality by the " demo
cracie"-a full account of which in to-morrow's
paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

CoSscENcE.-The Treasurer of the United States
acknowledges the receipt Of two hundred dollars for
the credit of government, in an anonymous letter,
dated June Z, IS43 and post marked New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

BUNKER HlLL.-The author Of "Ahasuerus" W
OF have the whole field to himself. Indeed he HI
stter early look after his laurels. The followl
Try patriotic and not altogether unpoetical vers
e copy from the United States Gazette.
Bunker Hill.
Oh, never seemd land more fair,
The living green of June is there,
The fragrance Of a thousand fields,
And all that summers beauty yields;
The blended charms of stream and sky,
In heavenly radiance glad the eye.
Hank to the sounds of strife
Cannon and pike, and reeking knife,
Wound given for wound, and life for lite
Proclaim fearful fray;
Rude ploughmen from the furrowd soil,
Commlngle in the CORY TOLL
The stripping from the mothers side,
The husband from his recent bride,
The sire with tresses gray
Behold the brave New England blood,
The howery turf has dyed
Adown the steep the crimson flood
Runs like vernal tide;
Yet death is hail'd with stern delight,
They strive for freedom and for right,
And shall not strive in vain;
Long years of contest sad ensue,
But nervd to valor's impulse true.
Men think of those immortal few
And freedoms victory gain
Peace came, and in its train were seen
The virtues that adorn the queen;
On broad foundations, Aobly planned,
Arose the structures OF the land;
Joy TO the captive, in his chains!
soil is found where freedom reigns
Where dropping hi arts at length may find,
Unfetterd faith, untrammeld mind,
platform for mankind
And well may freedoms children raise
Their shaft to mans approving gaze,
A tribute to the mighty brave
Whe livd, who died, their land to save.
Yet why, ye sons of sires good,
Who left ye heirs OF peerless fame,-
Oh why belle their honest blood,
With cowardice and shame
The light that from your pillar falls
Reflects, on yonder biackend walls,
tale OF blasting crime
OF wrong TO gentle woman done,
The saddest wrong beneath the sun,
Throughout the reign of time
Oh! brothers of the sturdy NORTH!
Revive your old ancestral worth,
And Danish from your souls the mark
Of whitening crime, SO foul and dark
Nor let our country's foes exclaim
While gazing on your mound Of fame,
Ohlet them not exulting cry
Behold monumental lie -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

NAVAL The U. s. sloop ofwar Vincennes, Com.
Buchanan six days out frem Pensacola, on cruise
In the Gulf, was spoken May n. rs miles East OF
the Baze. Officers and crew all we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
City Intelligence.

For TAxEs.-The Compnoller's sale for Delaware
County, commences this morning at Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

BIG SrRIkE.--The Montreal Herald says tha
lhree 'housand iaoorers on the Beauharnois Canal
have struck Tor higher wages. There had been n,
rioiing, and there were no prospects of any The,
received fifty cents day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

The WEArHER.-In Baltimore, on Friday at 3,
p. M, the thermometer stood at SO. At Phadel-
phia, at the same time, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

MARES CONCERT Mr.. Marks gives his concert
this evening. He is a clever fellow, and will be
supported by brilliant array of talent on this occa-
sion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHs.-Mr. Thomas
has opened his elegant and commodious baths at
Castle Garden. The accommodations are une.
qualled, and the greatest attention is paid to the
comfort of visitors. Take of these baths every
morning, and laugh at the doctors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

90 vAUXHALL GARDEN-ClRCUS PERFORM
ANCES AND SPLENDID MUSIC-rka cheapest and
most agreeable evenings amusement now offered Geo
Sweet will exhibit his astounding dextery upon the tight
rope this evening" equaed only by the Rives and Mrs
Gardner upon her fleet and beautiful Arabian La Craco
venne besides an interesting diversity other exercises
The splend Brass Band will perform intervals Of the
evening in the saloon Price of admission all twenty
FIVE cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

WALLACE This new Paganini gives a concert
on Tuesday evening Not word respecting his
musical genius and skill is necessary. But re-
mind our readers that he is an Irishman. All tie
repealers will be at the concert, many of them
can get into the ROOM The President, who is,
it seems Repeater TO the back bone, has been in
vi'ed Repealers, be at your posts and show
your admiration of Irish genius and talent!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
m THE LION OF THE DAY Will UNDOUBT

90 THE LION OF THE DAY WILL UNDOUBT.
edy be President Tyler but the Lioness should
tany TO be the Giant Girl at Pesles New York
Museum We expect that public attention will be equal
ly divided between the two. For our part being
Of gnllantry we preerthe lady The manager has, by
very liberal offer induced the Giant Girl TO delay her de-
parture TO Boston till Wednesday when she must inevIta-
bly, oave The attractions presented very powerful
seven performers including the Mnstres ofthe Rhine,
and last but least the Clan, Girl oil to be seen
shilling. That is surely pork enough for one shilling.
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

PoLIcEThere nothing worthy Of record OF either
Of the Police Coroner Offices during yesterday Look
out for tomorrow, and your pocket books to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

EMIGRANTs FOR LBERlA.-The bark Renown at
Norfolk, soon sails for Liberia, with nearly hun
dred emancipated slaves. Seventy-fve Of the num-
came from New Orleans and are mostly young
persons and an uncommon proportion of them
Young children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

REPEAL MEETrNe.-The Irish Repeal Associa
uon OF Newark, N. j., held large meeting or
Thursday evening. The receipts amounted tc
seventy'seven dollars. An adjourned meeting is &c
be held on the I'D inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

From HhvANA.-By the arrival of the packet sbip
Hellespont Capt Ellis, at this port and the Howell
at Charleston, we have received files up to the
LIST inst.
The Island was never in better health. The
French Opera Company were to leave in the first
vessel direct for this port.
The insurrectlon spoken of by former arrival
had not taken place, but the English abolitionists
exciting and instlgating the slaves to re.
volt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

90. THE GALA DAY.-This day will be certainly
hailed by the friends of tho administration Of the
most interesting since the celebrated entree OF General
Jackson. No doubt that will be reception suitable for
the Chief Magistrate Of millions OF people but
low far dierents Peases Her ehound Candy-eyory day
brings forth evidence Of it, virtnes II has
stated time and wherever has been used il has been
crowned with for coughs colds and consumption
At this time il has been used successfully Tor influenza
sore throat and Group the thousands Of recommen
cations in ITS favor refer you 10 !he DAILY and other
papers for the last three MONTHS and must convince the
most skepca Of its efficacy. Sold at IS Division street.
J. Pease Son saloon is open for the reception of
their patrons and the public where their
creams ara serv up, with every kind of in
st equal TO their well known reputation in that line
il hardly for them to but strangers that
not fail pleased with the and uniform arrange
msnts worth good long walk to their pretty oun
tain spoutDg upno political speeches but the pure
adulterated Croton water.
90 TO SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has de-
fined man to be shaving animal This is doubtless true
far as relates 10 civilized man. but civilized
not shave without and he cannot keep his razor
in good shaving der without srop. We would there
fore just gently hint TO readers that Patent
Metallic Tablet and Razor Strop with four Sides has with
stood the test OF time, having been before the public for
more than quarter of century and probably has no
uperor in giving that desirable keen edge TO good rs
z,r which renders shaving operation that may be pa.
enty endured. See advertisement in another column
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
Tor the Of primary secondary syphilis This pow.
erful alternative composed of combination of botanical
remedial agents which exercise specific effect on these
errble masdes. Sold in large bottles - In small
To- 81 each; in cases containing half Dozen $5csre-
ully packed and sent to oil parts OF the Union
w. s RICHARDSON, Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms n the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

% SusseRBERs changing their residence will please
notify az this office corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets
vhtre they want the Herald left hereafter.
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BY order of
THE MARSHAL OF THE DAY.

u-RECEPTlON OF PRESIDENT TYLER IN NEW
i0Kk.mA. an adjourned meeting Of the convention Of
for the purpose of comforting wish the joint committee &C
the Common Council in making suitable arrangements
for receiving the President oil the United States JAMES
CONNER, ESQ., presided, assisted by James Auchncloss
ahd David Hull Esqrs as Vice Pres iens; E. G. Sta
cy and Jacob Ramsay as Secretaries.
The following resolutions adopted by the
tion:-
Resolved, That committee of one from each delegation
be selected bylther respective bodies make prepare
tons for carrying out the objects of this enon
- The following were selected for said committce.-Wm
I. Prall George Farnham, j. H. Weigand s. II. Webb,
james A. Stevenson, John Emmans, Samuel o. Howe,
VIM. Mccormick, Daniel Gorham, J. H. Stewart, John
Remmick, Abn M Valentine, VIM H. Michaels, Charles
M. Tucker and Henry C.. Atwood.
Resolved That the President of this convention act
Grand Marshal of the ard delegations assisted by the
Vice Presidents and secretaries, as his aids.
Resolved, That each OF the ward delegations provide
acarrage and that they assemble in Greenwich street.
the right Battery Place, Monday next 2h instant,
Resolved, That the members of this convention
mend to their fellow citizens of the several wards who
think proper join the procession, their assembling
foot otherwise at the northwest ofths Battery,
Monday at O'clock to he in readiness to take the
station assigned them by the Grand Marshal
JAMES CONNER, President.
} p.r,o A A. Hgsa Vice Presidents.
j. jacob S s SssS,; Secretaries.
PROGRAMME.
Grsnd Marshal of Delegates
MAJOR JAMES CONNER.
Assistant Marshals-David A. Hull Richard Adams Locke
JdCop RAMSAY, " STACY, MAJ. Geo. T., BALDWIN,,
Capt. Ssml. r. Macneven, Stephen H.
Feeks, Esq. Henry +. Rie and Col.
J. q. Clinton, OF Orange Co.
Orange County Delegation.
Delegates OF the seven cen Wards carriages-First
Ward on the right.
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens OF the several wards.
Ward Assoc latisns
Citizens mounted.
Jacob Ramsay, Esq will take charge OF the ward dele
CATION and citizens IN carriages
David A Hull and 4 u. Stacy, Esqrs, will grange the
citizens assembling a 10 n he Rat
Terry.
stephen II Feeks, Esq, assisted by Henry +. Riel
Esq, will have charge oil the citizens mounted, ssscm-
bling in Beaver street
The delegates from Orange county will assemble in
street Battery Place subject 10 liza orders
OF Col. j. G. Clinton.
The gentlemen composing the committee Of the several
wards selected for the purpose carr the objects
the convention requested to give every assistance
the ir power to the aids OF the grand marshal
By order OF the Grand Marshall
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@y-THE APPROACH OF THE PRESIDENT TO.
DAY, and his entire progress, with all the pomp and
circumstance attending it, be seen to the best sdvan
tage from the roof windows and balconies Of the Amer
can Museum which commands a view Of the Bay. all
Broadway and the Park Capital performances will be
given inside, day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

RrPoRTING. THAT highly respectfully Street.-The
New Orleans Courier" thus accurately describes
the report of Mr. Webster's Baltimore speech which
appeared in the Fourlerite organ:-
Mr. WEBsTERs SPEEcH.-The wrath expressed nv the
Richmond Wing and the New York Tribune the silence
ofthe New Orleans Bee in relation speech lately
delivered by Mr. Webster at the Baltimore dinner IL an
unequvocal proof Of its merit. The report Of it which
has been most widely circulated in thus section of the
Union and most generally copied by the newspapers is
that which was taken from the New York tribune II
full oil errors OF statement and OF
so apparent and gross that they make the speech
printed, appear like buresque Of what such man as
Webster would utter on such occasion and on such
subects One OF these errors which must have struck
every intelligent person it's perusal pointed out by
correspondent OF the Madisonian of the 23d ult In
many parts the speech is utterly uninelligibe through
the nvouton Of sentences and sort OF masprop cooca
ton ofwords plain that the reporter the Tribune
was Incapable OF compreheRding the meaning of the
speaker.
The "Courier" then refers 10 our report, and
mentions the fact that Mr.. Webster's recommen-
dalton Of it for publication was sufficient proof of
Its accuracy. But the poor Squashes have already
been so satisfactorily handled about this busine SIS,
that we had almost intended to refrain from pub
fishing this castgation from the Courier" Still
II may do the creatures some good
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NIBLo's GARDEN. Third night of Aubers delight
fol opera, lie Domino Noir," and last but two OF
Nile. Calves engagement. Great preparations are
making for the reception Of the President A grand
gala and splendid fireworks will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

The NEW ENeLANDERs We understand that
these gentlemen have chartered steamboat TO
take then, TO Providence. This is good arrange
ment, as it will keep the delegation together, and
make the price within the means of many patriotic
New England men, who would be otherwise de-
prived of this opportunity OF joining their fellow ct
Gems in this great scene Of national devotion. A
meeting is called at the Astor this evening. Let all
the true hearted sons of New England be there,
wholly independent OF party considerations
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Herald Literary Depot

All the and cheap literary publications oil the day
sale wholesale and retail az the HERALD OYFtcE
northwest corner OF Nassau and Fulton street.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE BARBERs.-After
the excitement among the Irish repealers, the next
great movement in this city is among the BARRIERS,
relative to the shaving and dressing of Captain Ty
Ter. The leaders in this exciting business are Jem
Grant, Esquire, and several Other BARRIERS about
tswn, who threaten to eat up Grant without pepper
and salt, if he does not give it up We advise them
to eat Grant by all means--i they can digest HIM
afterwards, they may live hereafter on alligators.
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LIBEL CAsE-On the case OF Charles Alexander
VS.. Swain 81 Simmons, publishers of the Ledger,
for libel on the plaintiff. the Court sentenced each
Of the defendants to pay fine of ten dollars and
stand committed till the same should be paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
MARRIED.

On the 18Th b. Rev William NJ. Stwel a, his residence,
ll2 Chryste-stree Nh CHARLES NJ TAYLOR TO Miss ELLEN
On the 4t at Bedford Pa Rev SAMUEL R. FISHER editor
of the Chsmhersbur- Weekly Messenger, 10 Mrs. NAoMl
KEARNs, Of the former place.
At ST. johns Char4 on the 9h b. Rev. Flavel S Minis,
JoHNH WILLIAMS t. Mrs ElLES AIIH, both ofth,s city
St tarCks Cathedral, BY the RI Rev Bishop Iu hes,
OlIs g. LOOMS, ESQ. 10 JEAHETTE H. JARVIS.
AZ kevenmably SGc sinG, On the l2b, Rev JAMES
kemeys
At Patchogue L. J. on the 9th ROBERT H. HAwKrss, Of
Brooklyn I,ABELLA daughter OF Moses Swsezey, Esq.
oi the former place
At Newburgh, on the l2Al, JoHH yAN MORT to SUSAN.
daughter lonathsn D. Coe, Esq
At Boston, the lith BtNJAniIN GREsNLEAF BoARpMAN
10 SAbAH WILLIAMS OTIS
Al Troy Michigan the 5h, ASHER B BATES, Of Jack
son, ELIZABETH g. JUDp, daughter Of Or r. Judd for
mery Of Oneida Counfy, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
g Office OF the Bn1very Fire Insurance

Company, No. II BoWeTy corner OF Crand-street De-
cemoei 90 l&i3NolIcE This Company thelr
toners and the rubiic they viii the
lowest -. premium, favorable terms any similar
instuion il this cit including hose Companiss that adyer-
Iise TO return 20 Ier cent JAMES LONETT, President
PETER PiScKSEY, Secretary. d2l iin
70 The Faii.ringS.-Crowds of Visitors. both Ia
and sentemen apparently the ete OF our
ii;v iiOckirC the superb collection modern
Euro Paia,ags exhibiting free the iubc, a; the
corner OF Dfoaway au.i They
Tor TWO day longer and then viii disposed Of Public
Aucti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

~ The Invisible wig go closely resembles t.s
real head hair that sceptics and counossurs nave
nounc il perfect and extraordinary oi inc
day The great advantage Of tins novel and unique " Is J.. "
bsng m ade without sewing weaving which causes us i
so resemble the natural halr onh IN
moss and natural appearance deiy deection ts eAa
being so beautiful and so ee that IN IN rIa al eass S.
phsr WIS entirely avoided The sceic and connolseu
alike invited TO inspect this novel aud beautiful We ana ne
%srmar method o fitting the head the manufacturers
& B,rry l.6 Broadway, Of Liberty street Mp tair'
Il jmis