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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPTIONS, CHAPPED AND TENDER

THE most wonderful discovery in medical science for d.
of the skin that made by NJ Vesprn the cee
bted Italian PHI stefan. lie shaped his discovery the form
Of beautiful piece Of soap called the Italian Chemical Soap
Many physicians will hardly believe till they have the
founding effect of this The proprietor himself has bad for
years and half dreadful scrouous head dsease he has
had three practical surgeons ia that taken several of
lionel day for weeks had the head shaved twice week has
taken sarsaparl without the slightest eect he had his
head washed two weeks with j. and is curing il fast This
much for eruptons For ladies children for clearing the
OF pImpes freckles roughness nothing
this; II makes dark or yellow skin white and clear One trial
&c Sold at the sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street NY Ia Philadelphia, by Zeber Ledger Buildings
IN Boston, Kedding State street, in Brooklyn, LII 1879 Full
To- o6 IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN

TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
NHOSE excellent Illustrated Newspapers, The ilcoria
Times and illustrated London News supplied at Us Cd
sterling per Or Punch at Is per Or and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers as they appear regularly supplied
wholesale and retail, by .,,o,,D.
Newspaper and Periodical Agent 10 C9nhlll, London
Subscriptions IN advance may be paid into the Herald Office
Mr.. Smmonds' account =,
Advertisements received for insertion IN all the LONDON
Country and Foreign journals. s2S1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
1N GEO. T. GREEN Nos ITO Chatham street. and Bow:
will keep constantly hand full and complete
Of Mems Boys and Chdrens Clothing Of all decrp
tons made in the most fashionable style to which he would
made Cloths, Casmeres Vestngs
sc packet and has secured the services of
Cutters he pledges himself give perfect satisfaction all
who purchase.
n B-Gaments made order the shortest notice. and
with strict punctuaty. % lm%r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

u ENJOY AL.-Inda Rubber Shoes and Over ShOesJust
N ceyed from factory for fall trade large assortment
India Rubber Shoes consisting of plain and figured lined
urIed rp5be gents elastic upper oyersoes ladies' elastic
sandals leather and rubber soes ladies' fur and ribbon
bound Grecans and Buskns ladies' elastic quilted silk
shoes ye gooe hoes and various styles Of misses and
ohdren shoes which offer at the latest reduced prices
600 pairs ladies and mems rubber shoes figured and plain
5000 pairs ladies' lined and fur bound ubbers
Merchants requested examine the stock aour store
No % Maiden Lane.
HORACE II, DAY, Successor to Rorbury. l. n. Co.
t26 nT E2J Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KANMERER, professor Of music, respectfully
his patrons and the public general that he
has removed from SO Crosby 136 Lauens where all
orders for his Cotilon md parties etc.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Orders for j. X will also be received Mr. W. Dubois music
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
TO THE LADIES.


MISS Fly. GODEFRY having just returned from Paris,
h with handsome assortment Of Silks, Laces Embroide
Caps, Bonnes and ladies' articles general will open
Thursday the 2sh several of the above goods
her store s Broadway corner OF Leonard street, stairs
SIG im~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
PIANO FORTES

John GILL; actur Of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
that IN addition his establishment ION 26th
and sd Avenue) that he has made with Mr.
agent where article of forte hardware be
chased as cheap 10 elsewhere and IN quantities.
JIG respectfully socIts attention the quality Of
ms Manufactured goods especially his improved tuning
which warranted respect Sixteen years close
non the sboys business in New DIRK has enabled j. O.
exactly what the piano forte makers require.
All orders John Gill 26th and Sd Avenue New York
10 Mr. Ohm Fhyfe above will meet with immediate
uon Goods forwarded 10 any part Of the United States
d LIN m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

DR WHEELER begs TO offer the notice Of the public hs
following letter from highly respectable ofcer IN the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

T AwRENCEvILLE FEMALE sEMINARY.-This School is
- established in awIencsvie brunswick county, Virginia
has been successful operation during the past year. aud WIZ
under Tie of Mr.. and Mrs. Wordsworth, who
had years experience in teaching young ladies' The
academic year is divided into Of five months each
The Winter will the 4h of January and The
Summer the day Of July The course Of education
will be thorough and tho subjects Of study illustrated by familiar
lectures Philosophical Apparatus viii be procured rs early as
possible of lectures and experiments illustrating the
principles OF Natural Philosophy WI, be given for the benefit Of
young ladies' The Rev. Mr. Catcman will favor the School
upon Moral Philosophy and Evidences Of Christi
any Composition will receive special attention evening of
week The young ladies will reside in Dr. Morrison's IA
miy, wild, the teachers where they will be treated with paren
tai kindness and olcide during the hours of relaxation from
siud such innocent in themselves and are
calculated health and invgote the mind, Will be
encouraged. Board per of five months, will be Si5. TUT
on in English branches from SID so sl5 Latin French
extra 81 in Music the Piano. SaG Of the in
strnment, s. so
Rctreaees.-Rev T. T. castleman, Rev Mr. Claiborne, Pro-
fessnr roa Mr Peter Tgrnhuli Robert d. Tunbui ESQ.,
Dr. Henry Lewis Edward b. Hicks, Esq, John T. Shell, ESQ.,
MIR. Richard D. Powell r Harrison Hearlwe! and Mr. Clarke
Of awencevle MI George Sone Of Brunswick Hon. James
H. Gbo>on and Thomas = Gh0son Esq, petersburg Edward
Il Chambers Esq, Boydon Capt w. Maddox Dir. Nicholas E.
Davis and Capt Syvanus Ingaham, Lnenburg; Dir. Samuel
Pryor, Dnwdde Rev. Mr.. Hodges williamsburg Rev. J. H.
Morrison, BuckiD CHAM.
Nov. 25 5s-wl0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

After ascerianlng these facts these sagacious gen
tlemen, who had been led into the trap By politicians
aud manufacturers passed the following resolution
Resoised That The introduction OF the warehous'ns
syscm into tic policy Of the country should be accom-
paaisd hy provision Jor The allowance Of araE'ae"s
anon Cor,na materials ased IL the construction anu
outfits o! saips that lie American builder nay sustain
the seye!e petition VIII foreigners, VINO ootah 'le'f
materials under such provisions, and therefore al a
cheaper rate. -,
taxa,ion for the benefit af the manufacturers, good
for all other interests, excsp. he shipping interest,"
Some wears aco railroads obtained dspensa'lon ior
The dates on non Now, if nigh duties are LEVIED Tor
the purpose Of protecting manufacturers ana 'heh
those duties are refunded TO the principal consumers
becomes directly and clearly bornty ei'ier 10 ma
nufactrrers or 10 the particular interests VINO receive
the money IT, as alleged by the politicians the duly is
oaly one Of REVENGE class OF cizsns can sci up IN
ius;ice any plea TO be exempt from paying their pro
norton Under what shadow Of justice does one class
of persons propose be exempt from taxes which they
recommend to all others The different interests are
led into these absurd contradictions and patching up
schemes because principle is abandoned in the first in
stance. If the Government did lis Duty and declined
10 interfere in the commercial transactions of indvi
duals or interests in any shape, this eternal dlsquie
change, and uncertainty, would be avoided
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
B.xx, OF 10 OF 4nE CS,7sp sr.rrs, jas, ls43.


This gives the who's movement 10 each or the States
for 1899 and January ISIS In Illinois :he banks ha "
ceased loanng, being about ro.ag INTO liquidation
in Alabama ali but two banks viii rc into lqu;daon
The result gives redcctini al $40, 1852 SINCE 1889,
when large amount Of Indebtedness contracted
The paper currency has been reduced nearly half;
and yet the face of this rcyoluiion exchanges
regular or cheaper than now 10 those
who have get money TO remit Who are these who
have money 10 reut? is the number confined as for
merly to the small circles of bank among traders
On the contrary is Il not caong many whose industry
mas contributed TO the production ot the vast volume Of
AZ icul,urai wealth which s o"eriowlng The lana =
,ece is its way TO purchase that wealth. aad as the
channels Of trade I'll with the constitutional currency
the money value of products will rise, until they leave
surplus the produce wherewIth 10 buy necessaEies
and perhaps uxa..cs. The supply of exchange under
such process, will keep pace with the demand Tor il,
and the medium Will he The bill q Responsible drawer
representing real wealth, payable n com Under such
state of affairs chance for borrowing kiung or
knavery can exist.
Nothing so clearly represents the utter ahsurdty OF
the protective system o! tariffs the sqalrni'1s OF
those interests, which, having committed themselves
in favor of protection, find The burden greater
shan they bear, and seek To ue exempt irom as &C
tion This is peculiarly true OF the Boston shipping
interest A few politicians md manufacturers, led
bv Caleb Gushing, Esq, and Abbott Lawrence, Esq,
headed the protective interest," and when the iea!s Of
The shipping interest were excited The tcrmer gentle
men in Congress made report, containing III pages,
showing that the decay III the shipping owing 10
existing treaties, under which ua, tins year the gene
raj trade OF the country fou.;shed. Following this
movement, Abhnt Lawrence, Esq a manH!actG5c-, IA
Novembe. last unGeto cal! aac preside at ne
ing of ship owners, and 10 persuade them that IT The
treaty altered, their business would improve, and
all the for destruction OF foreign commerce "
means of protective tariff.
In our articles Of Novenber 23d and Is we attempted
TO point out the ieaces advanced in relation to the
oh, nte American
ships under high Tariff, amounts 20 near 50 per ton
and disabes them from competition with Foreigners
This appears to have led to an Investigation Of the
matter, and alta subsequent meeting statement drawn
up By three ship owners (hcssrs Rich, O1nard, and
Weson,) was read from which it appeared tina! ship
of Go TONS in - years, taxed, in the shape OF duties
Sl7, 39o Al The same staemcn! estimated the tax
on the first cost of vessels of the several capacities
named, foIIows,on ship of $50 ,0ns, s@'6Sg 90,
of 700 tons, Sioc7 49, of Gal tors, 4oJ 40, OF ole
40l a. Of 45i ions. s2592 99 Of BIG tons 81 o9s
q: Of 2I2 Ions, s ,5,2 Co Of 40 tons, $500 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
native shore hns gone as far beyond my merits myi

native shore, has gone far beyond my merits as my
expectations.
The manner in which you have been pleased TO
sneak of my services, While it awakens deep sens
biuy hut occasions greater regret that these service
were not more worthy OF the estimate you have been
pleased to form Of them
beg, therefore, fellow citizens, that you would per.
nit me to decline the honor of meeting you upon the
occasion you propose, and while thanking you for thus
proof of your regard 10 add my grateful scknowledg
,nen,s for the kindness and hospitality which have
received since my arrival here, and which will here
after associate the Capital of Pennsylvania with the
proudest rccollections of my life.
With great respect, gentlemen,
have the honor to be,
Your obsdien, servant,
LEWIS CASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH
II II. CHEWING DENTIST, Of Richmond, has opened an "
fee in Petersburg Sycamore street, next door 10 Heny
Aylmer Son. lie will be happy to attend to all who may
require his services whom he 10 professionally known,
are respectfully referred to the following Cards:
have been acquainted with r. B. Chewing about s1
wears and have opportunity Of knowing him we'll As
practitioner of Dental Surgery, he has few il any superors He
skilled department Of this curative art and
affords pleasure recommend him every respect
worthy confidence and patronage Of ALI who either from the
loss or decay Teeth may need tie services Of Dentist
e. A. HARRIS NJ. D. d. u. s.,
Professor Of Practical Dentistry in the Baltimore
College OF Dental Surgery.
have and examined operations of various kinds perform
bli,y cannot surpassed. do, with confidence recommend
HIM my former patrons friends and the public generally
L. BAKER, Dentist, New YORK City.
To The citizens nj Petersbarg and rieniy
friend Dr. F. b. CHEWING, who Is about to locate an
your has been during years. successful prac-
loner of DENTISTRY in this cyand having had ample OPP
pouny for judging OF his ability and SKILL think he has NO
cheeuness recommend him confidence and parsa.
age, assuring you that il will be misplaced.
TIL johnson, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology IN
the Richmond Medical College.
R. Boh1nnan NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrical Medicine In
the Richmond Medical College
Maupn, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry 10 the Richmond
Medical College.
NJ. Clark. NJ. ID.
TIL. Nelson, NJ. d.
John c. lloIsou.
:. j. Baxter
Fl. W. l. J. J. Fry & Co.
A Mnseey.
6. Watson VI. ID.
Edward H. Carmichael, VI. ID.
Dunlop, Moncurc & CO.
Richmond, -fortmber, 1879.
Jan. 81 so-w7w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

II led SPRINGS FOR SALE-fn pursuance IL D-et q
~ Trust txrcned 10 the subscribers by philp Rosc barr
date the 18th day Of May 1885, ard of record in the te
nee OF the County Court Of Allegheny for pnrpo-cs NJ.
W mentioned, we SHALL the tenth day OF March neat,
not the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted ~
known and vau able Tract Of Land, Red Springs
possession Of and occupied by said Rogers lying the tO
OF Allegheny containing eleven hundred acres, e u
bounded on one side by the Sweet Spring Tract.
This land OF superior quality Of which about two M
dred acres are rstrae bottom land, capable of podpr
abundant crops Of tobacco, grain and sa.s The "a
Springs celebrated for their medicinal virtues and are
esorrd To In The Summer months watering place. -
buildings for The accommodation Of visitors ere extensive 10
comnIDdioUs.
AT The time and place, we shalt espose To sale in y
manner for cash. the following Slaves VII: Fills Cox o.
Blacksmith, Billy Lewis, Albert, Jim Right 81. Jim, ar.S
fiarr."n spf ncrr Vo!ct, Esther Hannah and Racbe ~"
increase OF the females since the date Of said deed i
stock OF Horses cattle and Sheep, and all the HOUSEHOLD .
Kitchen Furniture conveyed 10 us by said deed Cd.
The lille 10 the above property L. believed 10 be nispsi
ba acting rs Trustees, will convey only such ys-
us By the deed OF trust
JOHN CROW, Tmaes
. p. GUERRANT,
Mr.. BURKE, in his recent work on the Mineral sp!ac
western virginia, nj page 81 makes The following ren'
reference 10 Tile above establishment, which !, nile CO.
phur:
Tho Red Spring Is chay beate and mos, powerful ~,
IN cases tiat admit OF tonic treatment This eial,
which this establishment possesses over Is neist5cr &
bssdes The same kind Of water which so abundant
Sweet sprinss.'
The situation of the 'Red Spring is beautiful oae =
oking one of the most fertile and hest cultivated fares ~
jan 5.h. lsis AA'' "o"' '"e Sp''"s' ,o-s5
10 The National Int-igencer will publish once Se''
the day Of sale, and forward s account to this office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
(corresyondenee ,eiM Gen. Cass J


General Lewis Cass
Dear Sir TIE citizens of Harrisburg, irrespective OF
pa,ics entertaining high esteem for the able manner
in which you have discharged the duties of the many
impnran, stations to which you haze been called and
acknowledging, they most cordially do ycur pari.
cite devotion The honor aa interests Of your coun.
whether at home abroad times of treason or Of
war, or n, the Court Of Foreign Power, when the
liberty Of every American citizen navigating the high
ancicn: enemy, have deputed the undersigned 10 tender
10 YOU email testimonial cf their respect by inviting
YOU public dinner during your oiourn among Them
81, such time may sui. yocr convenience.
il carrying into execution deity so much in her
mony .h ieeiars. VIC beg l.aYc 10 express
the hope tha, your engagements will permit you To
except Of this invitation, and tina. the citizens whom
we represent may have The pleasure Of greeting a, the
feov,, heard ore, who, uroD all National questions,
has proved himself tue and faithful pablo servant
With sentiments Of tie highest consde ration,
We have the honor 10 be,
Your friends and count,ymen.
4. V Parsons, and seventeen Others Committee OF
Invitation.
To which the General made the following reply:
HARKlsBuHc, Jan. Is, 1873.
Gentlemen II am greatly obliged to you iur the
kind invitation you have given TO public dinner
and still more for the fa,;erng terms in which it
conveyed Withou, lrespassing farther upon tie kind
ness OF my fellow citizens here, | feel that have al
ca5y contracted debt Of gratitude beyond my ability
10 pay | ongh not 10 desire TO increase it. have
right 10 do The generous feeling which my coun-
'fymen have exhibited towards me since reached my
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

A CATALOGUE or FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, &C.,
mond, by JAMES VIA.
Or The prices of Apple Tree. according quantity,
lows ~ cents each under & over % ana under g. lb5 CENTS
R,a White July, Cathead or Lowry, pyors Red Branch
Apple Louisa Seeding Pppn very fine as!ow Crab Harris
June new and fine s,rnwheTry very fine Big Nv CARERS
White Summer Iimberwis, Summer Cheese, Pomm- Apps,
Lady Aplc .Es"pus sptzenturr Eelowcr ciOpons Hang
HARRISON Winesap, French Dwarf Basket Apple, Newton
rpp Large June Winston rP 9, CAPT Jimmy Summer
Apple, Queen Apple Hughes Crab Red Seeding Crab,
Apple, Siberian Crab Clark's Prarman, Dchines Apple
APRIC0TS.
schuyles Large Moorpark Gibbons very hne Brussels
da, Orange excellent, Bass t yeTy Gne and rare
Orange Red Roman
. cents each.
1 Price of Peach Trees according quantity viz: 20
each under a5 over p, l63 cents EACH
White Heath Pou.d Peach, Large White Cncsone, Royal
Kensnsio, Malta, Red Rareripe do. do Morris Yellow Rare
rpe Chevae very large ne favored Persqu., d. do Pc
dent Pompone, Yellow Pineapple, Kennedy Carolina Martini
Red, Lemon Freestone and Lemon Cling Snow Psah Webbs
sy De sss R d Heath Nut
es October fine Mnseys October hne Red magduen, Rod
mans Red Cngone Coumban very fine, Norton's Fsvore
T. C.. Double Blossom, very ornamental
Wax, or Amber May Duke Napoleon Early May, James
Town May Duke Select Beauty, Yellow Spanish Large White
Wax, White Transparent Crimea, Elkhon Adams Large Red
July Cluster Knights Black Eagle Trents Duke Carnation
kenya0' Black ra''aran' si Pyr s,5y.
q cents each
Green Gage Yellow do Imperial Violet Gage Queen Claudia
Bomer's Washington Yellow Egg, Purple Magnum Bonuul
Peach Flum.
PEARS.
25 cents each.
Sickle, Autumn vrgaicu, Summer d. Winter do iPladeI
phia WINTER Winter ereamot Cook Pear Napoleon Buerr a
Jargonee Walnut Pear Green Spring, Boncrten Lit
tie Musca earliest Colmans Buerre Woodson
mot, Wilkinson
GRAPE VINES.
Noir do Catawba each for % or less than
il large quantity Is taken, si2 50 per 100.
ROSES.
Greve 81: Macrophylla 80; Mul,iAora 50 cents Chinese
Perpetual 81 cens Labrador 50 cents; Chinese Double velv
Perpetual 81; Red Moss ST. White do So White Clus
s Pink do IS cents Georgia Nondescp 50 cents PnI
very hne gil Purple Tea Provns Rose rs cents; Peacf
Scented Perpetual, 81; White Tea, 81
ASPARAGUS.
RASPBERRY.
Raspberry Vines, Sc per hundred.
NJ BI have under cultivation considerable ad
diIon of new varieties of oil the above kinds.
~ Orders addressed paidl to the subscriber Lcwi
Hi. will promptly nded The Trees &c, packed IL
JAMES VIA
Nov. s3-itm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

Unto me ths:e are no blessings,
Which high Heaven, iHddl-cri, 'cnd',
DeaIcr than the sweet caressincs
OF my little friends.
When they flock, like birds, about me
Birds in rainbow pluniaSe clad
Their bright looks and thrilling voices
Make my spirit glad.
Pu.e, confiding, free from sorrow,
Free from even shade cf sin,
They, like lilies IL their glory,
Neither Toll nor spin.
Wicked tongues have no. asSai!ed l..em,
Or the serpent, SANDER, siunc,
Or the poisonous IVY claIHbered
Their green leaves among.
Parasites, and false companions,
Have not stolen their guIlc.ess trust,
And their iendersst .laaers Of feeling
1'rsmpled ia the dust.
Dark suspicion, envy, .aaiice-
Friends - ulau and lars 10 Cod
Never scathed the blooming gardens
By their footsteps tr0d.
Mo;her-love has folded round them
Arms more son than angels .,ncs,
And with sweeter accents iuled them
Than al angel Sin.s.
Faihe. love, defending, keeping,
Leading, strengthening, cheering, throws
Its bread shield above them, wakln.
Or in deep reoose.
Gentle darlincs, spo,isss creatures,
How, through many Il ike long day,
Have !, Ee!tner vexed nor weary,
Joined your merry play!
I, = lonely man. an friendless
Never where young children he;
Though my love for ;'lem be endless,
Large is theirs for me-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

AW NoTCE-The subscriber has removed his Office 10 the
- story of his residence the Of 9Th and
Streets opposite the Oce o the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may found his office, when In attendance (agan
suncdl of the Courts of the City.
TO CLAlMANTS.-Thc ubscriber after interval Of some
wears again claimants Govern
of the United States the State of Virginia, for
toary services any other demands whether arising under
contracts His experience attending 10 such
claims enable him. in most cases, where they well found
ed information sustain
The advantage OF that eapeencehs familiarity
subject and dsen attention, stimulated BY the necessity
of beginning his life Of msnrss-he willing 10 pledge
who may employ iinior moderate rompens
such reasonable commission rsFeed
on Urged b. strong Inducements pledges the indus
try and energy he nay have eyeed. Ills residence and
uicc 9Th and Streets the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed him will be punc:ually attended TO-
THOMAS GREEN.
rtrlu aun Oct i-Iy