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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST SSION.
Senate.
TUESDAY, Dec. s.

TUESDAY, Dec. 5-l2 O'Clock, NJ
MESSAGE FROM THE HoUsE.-The CLERK of the
House informed the Senate, after the minutes were
read, that the House was organized and ready to
proceed to buslness-aso that they had appointed
committee to wait on the President, in conjunc-
ton with similar committee from the Senate, to
inform him that they were organized and ready to
receive any communication from HIM which he
might have to make. A committee of two was
accordingly appointed by the Senate.
The LIBRARY.-A committee was appointed to
superlntend the expenditures OF monies for the pur-
chase of books for Library.
PETITIONS were then in order-none offered
RESOLUTIONS next in ordeI-none.
GEN. JAcKsoN's FNE.-Mr WOODBURY., from
n H., presented a paper from the Legislature of
that State asking that Gen. Jackson's fine be re-
funded. Ordered to be laid the table and
printed.
POSTAGE AND THE MAL.-Mr. MERRIcK, from
Maryland, gave notice that he should introduce
bill to reduce the rates of postage throughout the
United States. Also bill for the better regulation
of the transportation of the mail.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. PHELPS, from Yer
mont, one of the committee to wait on the Presi-
dent, returned to the Senate, and made communi-
cation that the committee had waited on the Pre-
sident, as directed, and had received answer from
him that he would send in his message immediate
y. (Now ten minutes past one.)
HALF PAST One O'CLOCK, p. M.-John Tyler,
Jr., Esq, brought into the Senate the Message OF
the President The reading was Immediately COM
menced by the Hon. Asbury Dickens, Secretary of
the Senate.
During the reading of the Message, Mr.. Bayard
of Delaware, very quietly composed himself to
sleep, (o all outward appearance) while Mr. Hun
tngton from Connecticut, busted himself in reading
newspaper-and Mr.. Benton, of Missouri, and
Mr.. White ,sof Indiana, wrote letters. About "a
Senators were in their places The gallery of the
Senate contained about IS auditors-six eight of
whom were ladies'.
The Message with the accompanying documents,
were laid upon the table, and the usual number or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. BAyARD then made motion to proceed to
the election of printer to the Senate Tor the 18th
Congress, which was carried. On the first ballot
therewere cast 4Ovotes-of which Gales and Seaton
had 3d. and were elected. Blair and Rives had IL
votes.
The Senate then adjourned
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RUFUS WEIGH, at the last accounts, was on board
the Frances Amy with his troupe of equestrians, on
their way to Cadz. Rufus has been making
money at Algiers, Port Mahon, Marseilles, Genoa,
Palmyra and Malaga. lie sailed from this latter
port for Cadiz, on Friday, the 9th October last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

The AMERICAN REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.
present to-day very full and accurate report of The
important proceedings at the meeting of American
Republicans in the Twelfth Ward. The repor, Of
the Committee is very interesting document, pre-.
sentlng in detail, and with much force and cearness
the views of the party.
The talk of ono of the speakers about his attach.
ment 10 Mr. Clay, was altogether out of place
what has Clay, or Van Buren,, or any of them ia
40 win TINS movement With equal proprety the
gentleman might have told the meeting who was
his shoemaker, or the name of the individual of
whom he generally bought oysters This meeting.
however, in the Twelfth Ward, will give new i'm.
pulse to the movement, and will contribute no li,tle
70 swell the rapidly increasing ranks of "Young
America "
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CoLp WEATHER AND NAvTGATIoN.-The mer-
curry stood at zero about sunrise in this city on
Thursday morning, and one degree below Friday
winter.-Bangor Gaz.
The navigation between St John and Whitehall is
closed for the The line boats went into winter
quarters Wednesday, Nov. 90 The ferry boat from
Burlington to Plattsburgh will continue to ply for
two or three weeks.-Burlington. ". Sentinel.
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o. LITERARY NOTICE.-The Marquis De Letter.
rerc the Art Of Pleasing by Eugene SucNew York,
Burgess, Stringer, Co., 222 BrOadway-Redding Co.
Boston The author of the Mysteries of Paris" has
HANGED his reputation in this last and least tedious work
finished production, and would be well called how
make Love"as lady tells after pcrusal ole Cha.
rvar" journal des Debas,n and other Partisan journals
announced its appearance in glowing termspublishers
offering enormous price for the privilege of extracting
single chapter for their journals in advance. The tale
is evidently colored to suit the age of sweet sixteen"
compliment to the ladies fully appreciated in the avdy
with which II is sought for and read by them The gen.
lemen also read to get insight into the mysteries of
courtshp and married life. The low price, 2 cents must
SALE when consider the Paris edi-
ton Of 10000 copies sold in day at is francs per
copy.
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o. AUCTION NoTICE.-sale of splendid Paintings
Engravngs and Works Of Art this day. in the sales
and gallery, 80 Ann street. up stairs at O1 o'clock
comprising the works and pictures the property Of the
late John Paradise and Mr.. Twebil
Also, fine collection the property of gentleman 60
ing to Europe.
Also 400 specimens OF beautiful stuffed birds, in
and in the rough
Also, number Of unfinished family portraits, deserving
the attention of those interested
The catalogues will describe as may be the sub
ject THOS. BELL, Auc'r.
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AlnusenlentS.

NIBIo's.-The Elssler Brothers made their first
appearance last night and certainly produced a
great sensation in the wonderoving audience Some OF
their ieats truly surprising and remind us much OF
lighter eas remarkably well received We consider
the engagement of the Elsser Brothers very lucky
Judging from the impression created last night. This
evening they appearagan Young Franklin last night also
asonshed the public during his slack rope performance,
by striking the ceiling of the saloon with his head The
riding and horses well worthy OF the universal COM
mendation they nightly elicit.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr Grattans new drama
of Crime and Repentance is now in the ascendent,
and will continue to during the engagement. 1t is
of the most effective productions which has raced the
stage during the present age The tribute praise should
not however be awarded alone to the author for in the
performance of the piece the greatest character is
finely represented by Mr. Jamison Mr. Scott too as Will
Snare looks and acts the Poacher to the life and
Mary Gervie and Susan Smile find most able represen
tatives in Mesdames Herring and Preston The same
piece with that of WomansiLfe and sundy dances con.
stitute the bill for tonight.
THERE Is NO CoNCRAIING THE FACT, THAT THE
American Museum has the best attractions In the
city, and docs to and interest all classes than
every other establishment combined Children especial
y find perfectly fascinating every Wednesday and Sa.
turay afternoon. Next Saturday, being the benefit OF
General Tom Thumb there will be hundreds of happy
hearts and smiling faces. The performances will be OF
the interesting character indeed they every
evening The General and the Gypsy queen are to be
seen at all hours
THE PERFORMANCES AT PEALE's MUSEUM are
rich and diversified this week. The inimitable
Ethio plan Singer and Dancer is the most laughter pro
voking fellow ever heard, and indeed, the whole
terainmen is the most interesting witnessed
ogy Physognomy, Physiology, &c land is worthy of all
| attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-De-
cember 9Th, IS43.-No. IS. The Agent OF the Mt
Pleasant State Prison J. Chichester j. W. Edmonds
concluded for plaintiff In error Person heard for
defendant in error
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NAvAL.-The U. $. brig Perry, Commander Du
pont, bound to the West Indies, sailed from Hamp
ton Roads Sunday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

LEGISLATURE OF vRerMA.-Ths body met last
Monday-E. p Scott was elected Speaker of the
Senate, and Joel Holeman Speaker of the House.
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Snow LAST NIGHT.-A quiet December snow
storm set in last night. II came without noise or
hustle. This is to be winter Of small snow storms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

TnuRLow WEED, arrived last night from Europe,
in the Packet ship Ashburton.
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h3 We shall receive by the Acadia and have for sale
this Office, all the foreign papers, together with the
London illustrated papers, oil Of the latest dates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

Q3- MATILDA, OR THE MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG
WOMAN.-Second edition Of Parts and II. ready
ttheloice No 30 Ann street and by all periodical agents
throughout the Union
The demand for this first great work Of Eugene is 80
great TO have required editions OF the two hrst parts
within week from the day of publication II is destined
10 have wide circulation for every body VIII read IT,
and especially every woman The stories OF the young
and beautiful Matilda has many, very many counterpars
in society. .
Fart III, and last, will appear saturday. Also, No
TX. of Demngs translation of the Mysteries OF Paris
Agents be supplied at the earliest moment by address
ing. }. WlNCHEoIEf fuplshcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

Il3- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent of primary secondary Syphilis
md all complaints arising from the of Mercury
mteed to cure Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases OF
So carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
nion. Office and consulting rooms OF the College OF
Medicine aud Pharmacy, "a Nassau street
w, q, RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

OF our city affairs We therefore, unite ourselv
with the intent Of bringing about remedy of the above
evils by the selection only hereafter of persons for office
without party distinction, who may be well known or
integrity Of character, in order that amendments may
made in city affairs, by revisal OF our Police and all
other evil institutions. that may have safety indepen
dence, and well regulated city.
Resolved, That no person holding any public Office
shall be eligible to appointment any committee under
the organization of the American Republican Party
CHARLES HENRY HALL
JAMES MUNROE,
A. A. ALVORD,
A CArxI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

TX. OF Demngs translation oil the Mys.eres Oh rars-
ing. j. WiNCHESIEh, fupiisher
G7. A MIRACLE! A MRACLE!--A very wonder
to clear the skinThe Italian Chemical soapRemembcr,
without Misrepresentation these its positive qualities
for which il ha receved the highest cncomums Of the ia.
Guilty and the unsolicited approval of the Medical Society
of Paris II cured thousands in the United States Of
every Disagreement and erupon Of the skim such PIN.
plas eckies botches salt rheum scurvy heat spots
sunburn, morphew &c. &c. Cure chapped flesh sc. II
will change the color of dark yellow burnt skin
beautiful healthy cearness TO prove to the public the
excellence Of this read the following diploma awarded
vesprini the inventor by the Medical Society of Paris
I'VE consider NJ yesprn as the greatest pbilanthro.
ps Of the age and his Italian Chemical Soap amracle
cure any erupons Disagreement Of the skin. II will
blessing to future ages" Sold by the only gene
raj agent in the United States T. Jones, Wholesale PERU.
mer, sign Of heAmerican Eagle 80 Chatham street. New
York or 1879 Fulton street Brooklyn. Price 30 cents a
AXE Earnest cauon-mind you can get this no where
else in this city genuine but ut the above addessmind
is genuine without the signature Of T. Jones the
wrapper-sold in Brooklyn at 1870 Fulton street State
street, Boston (; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
EI L IL ON.

As there al This time many wicked persons
busily engaged IN e,liug courteriei medicine un-
der the name oi tie lrdan Vegetable fills--and as
thc-e d,sI crate Ir,n r" utterly reckless Of con
sequences, hat many valuable lives may he lost Ia
copsegutLcc of using thcr dreadful compounds,
he ruilc are cauiioucd UGainst purchasing any
Pin sutl,ss or thC sides of tire boxes the following
wording Is t'uul;
NRhH1'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(IndiGn Prg0tire)
or rnE NouTu AMtHIrAN coLLfGE oF HEALTH
And arsc II le especially careful agains, purcha-
sing said medicine Of any person except the rega
lar adyrrtssd lpeu's
! AGENTS For NOkTHUNBERLANDC co,
PENNSYLVANIA.
H. y. Nasscr, Suulury-ra,ne a. Rose. Nor
! tbumt,TIaut- Jac0h Haas Shamokn - Samuel
Herb. Mahonoy--BNeTiy & ID. Haas, Augusta
Hein,r q F,ilmcr, MiIton-Irelsnd & Meixrll
! McEwensvi'lr-P fer & Dearmnnd Turhu,sYie--
lanes Red Pot'sprove-H Klase, Sn,dr.'owr
n. II. X ochci, u. W., Eh sbuTg T.. Own
Le-eeIing, j NJ lpjon Cotner
i Once aud Geuer,l Depot for the sale o
W1gh' = ifdiGH legefaiis Pills, Wholrssle au'
Reiaii. No. lG9 RACE STREET, PHlLADEL
PHiA, Nav 81, ls42.-ly
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REESE Ointment, for Tcttcr.
a pROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.

-. PuIL.pLlrHiA, May 9th, 1889.
THIS is TO certify ilatl was severely afflicted
i oith Toter IN The bands and feet for upwards
of fnrt\ wears; the disease was attended generally
with NO ,rt itching and swelling. applied to
number of ph, sici MS and used great many appli-
cations without elfccling cure. About 'ar
since I applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped he itching and few applications immedi-
alely cured the disease, which there has been no
return Of although had never been rid Of IT al
any time for frty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
- Eleventh. below Spruce Srcei.
n-1e The Rose Ointment Is prepared by +. Is.
Vaughan. S,uth East corner OF Third aud Race
Streets Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunhu-
ry by II. b. MASSER,
Nav l4th 1912. Agest
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
liver Complaint,

vl>piS disease is discovered 10y fixed obtuse pain
4 in he right side under the short ribs, attended
with heat, uneasness sbout the pit Of the stomach,
there Is in The right side also distention the pa
rent loses his appetite, aud becomes sick and rcuhl-
ed with vomiting. The tongue becomes rough
and black, tho countenance changes to a pale OF
ctron color. or yellow like those afflicted with aun-
dice, difficulty of breathing disturbed rest, attended
with dry cough, difficulty Of laying on the left
aide the body becomes weak, and finally the disease
terminates into ano her Of a more serious nature,
which in oil probability is far beyond the power of
human skin. DR., Harfeh's Comp0und Strength
ening Tonic and German Aperieai Pills, ii ta-
ken at the commencement of this disease, will
check il. ard by continuing the use Of the medicine
few weeks, perfect cure will be performed.
Thousands can testify to this fact.
Certificates 4 many persons may daily he seen
Of the efic cy ofihs Invaluable medicine by apply
ing at the Medical Office. No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadeiphla.
- HENRY YONTHElMER,
! Oct, 22d, lsi2, Agent.
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LIST OF BOOKS.


JET. @. NA5&SAk2.
AhTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lempriers
"A do Arnswoth's do; Colds do; English AMI
German do; An,hon's Cesar, AnhoDs Grammer;
Anthems C,ce,o; Mairs Lain Reader; Ogilly's do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Dunnegan's Lexicon;
Fisk's Gre.k Exercises Davies's Legender; Graeca
Majora; Adams's Roman Antiquities; Pinnock's
Godsmt!i's England; do. Greece; Lyell's Elements
of Geology; MIS-. Lincoln's Botany; Elements Of
Botauy; Bridges Algebra; Porter's Rhetorical Rea-
ders; EN-, rson's Geography and History; Olreys
do; Parl Us do; Smiths Grammer kirkham's do:
Kav's Readers Cobl's do; Cobb's Arithmeck;
Pixies do; Emrrson's do; Cobb's Spelling Books;
Towns DO; Cchb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
mily Lrha,; Cottage BHle'; Family do Colls,er-
al do; small Dhles and Testament; PaIket's Ex-
ercses Composition; Fruit OF he Spirit; Bax'er's
S,int's Resi-; mprican Revolutions Manyatt's No
wells; Mrs Phelps on Chemistry; Iliad; Caiechism
Of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
ms,ry for Beginners; English Exercises adapted 10
Marray's Grammer; Sequel to Comiey's Spelling
Book; Am,rican Glass Book; Dabolrs Schoomas-
ter's Assistant; variety of Blank Books, &c.
August 2S, ls42.
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wYNstow,s BALsAM OF
III q r. e II q u N ID /.

A N upparelleled remedy for common Coils,
IN Coughs Asthma, fnffueDza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis 1d all diseases Of the Breast end Lungs,
lea6hg ,o'corrsumpticn; 70 composed Of the concen-
traied virtues Of Hor, ,honnd, Bdnsst, Blood Root,
ticerwort Tnd several Other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by JIM. WlNsLow, Rochester, New
Yo,k. ,ssrt-d
fHe arrccc,ce and universally admitted pectotai
vn,ues OF the Herbs from which the Bolsum Qt
Horehouw3 is made, too generally known tn re-
quire rccoDntn,saion, II is therefore only necessa.
ry TO observe that This Medicine contsins the whole
Of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
ard so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances. to render il the mos, sJpeety
mild and certain remedy, now in use, fs The ooH,>
plants above nrniiotpca. ...s. . -r..t.f nv ~
y The Balsam removes an inflammation and sore.
ness Of the Lungs, fccsrrs tough vsid phlesm en-
a,is the patient 10 expecorate with ease aud free
dom, sssusges coorb, rciteves athmatic and diff
cuf respiration, frss the injured parts, opens the
pores, and composcs the disturbed nerves. and give.
strength TO the tender lungs, and thus produces a
sIrcdy and tasting cur.
lNGRATITpDE IL THE BAsgsT cRiMEIS MAN.
We are moi among ,ha, class of Editors who for a
few dollars will, (s, the expense u truth and no,
nesy) 'ciack up" article and bring 1t into rapid
sale neither willing to remain silent, after
having tested the utility of an imI rovement dis
covetv in science ar-Our readers will recollect
we told them we were unw,l with a sore throat and
violent cold some few werks agu Well we pur-
chased two hotties of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREH HOUND, aud so sudden was the cure
that we forgot we ever mad cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation
-Le,eiston Telegraph. For sale 10y
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, StInbury
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
Also, Ivy Druggists generally throughout the
country. CJ' Price, so cents per bottle.
Aurt,st lith, lSi2-ly,
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION
IL n LII 4 n 4

Of the ROSE OIINI HENI, JT ieteT.
sLTHOUGH the superiority of the preparation
n over all others is fully established, the Tropre-
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician,
a graduate of The University of Pennsyl lvana. Dr.
Baueh, having found in this 'emedy that relief for
a tedious and dsagrceahle affection which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford
has not hesitated TO give his Appreciation, although
the preiuJicss and Interests of that profession aie
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHIL.pELPaIA Sept. 10, 1896.
I was recently troubled with a tedious herpeiic
eruptinn which covered nearly one si'e Of nv face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, proprle-
tn oe the Rose Ointment, observing my face, nsiS'
ted on my trying his preparation. OF which he ham
ded me jar. Although in common with the mem
hers of my profession discounienance and dlsap-
prove OF the numerous nos,rums palnied upon the
public Ivy pnor ant prtenders, feel in justice bound
20 except the RISE Ointment from that class of me-
dcines and io give II appreciation, as II entire
ly cured the eruption, although il I'd resisted the
usual applications. DANL BAL Gil, NJ. ID.
a. The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. u.
Vaughan, South Eas, corner OF Third AID Race
Streets. Phiiade fh'o, and sold on age ocy in sun
bury, by II. Is. MASSEk,
Nav l4th, 1912 Agent
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Females,
HXIHO are troubled with sick headache, pain
w the side, ,bcess aud hack loss of appetite, Il

HKIHO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
w the side, bSessi aud hack loss OF appetite, fla
iulency, lowne>s OF spirits, papaton of the heart,
ianug or gidness, sickness al the stomach, bilious
affections, tlghtness at the chest nausea, vomiting
noise in the stonssch, aashings heat and chilli
ness diseases Of the nerves, and organs of Digestion
&c. &c, those who may be thus affected, shonld
not neglect to procure Dr. Harheh's COmpound
STRENGTHENING Tonic and German Aperieni Pills,
which are warranted TO give immediate relief.
Thousands do we almost daily behold, whose coun-
tenanees aud pale emaciated cheeks bear occular
witness to sickness and afilic,lon. Could those
persons be persuaded to use this invaluable medi-
cine they would soon find their weak and debiIta-
ted frames Strengthened, their minds composed.
and all pain, and distress driven from the system,
when the body viii again renew It's lost vigor, aud
nj On new life" and death for while be de-
ilived of it's prey. What h'art but feels glad to
behold their relatives and dear friends, snached
as if 10y magic from that fatal destroyer DeatA-
ye who are laborng under disease lei not another
dag or night pass without procuring this medicine.
as il will IN majority of eases effect permanent
cure. Reuie,n6er delays are dangerousI aud if
disease is neglected., lis ravages will 3ouhiy in~
! crease. -. -r- .. ..
CJprinrirle Office for the ! I.,ited States. No.
] 10, NORTH EIGHTH s.Ieet, where reccommen.
dariops of hundIeds OF ,.rsops NAV he seen. all of
which have bee', cured or henefted by the
medicine. HENRY YOXTHEINER
oct ~, 1872. r .r ...v Agent