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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

CHATHAM 1t must be gratifying to the manager
OF this establishment, to receive nightly such sim
cere tokens Of popular favor. He evinces the ut
most tact IN securing the services of the best per-
formers, and in producing the most popular pieces
Yankee Hill has this week been delighting large
and fashionable audiences by his most capital deli.
neauon OF YANKEE eceentrlcities. Altogether this
is the most popular place of amusement in the CITY
Success 10 the Chatham cav We
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FALL EXPEDITION TO LIBERIA. Maryland
Colonization Journal states that the new barque La
robe, of Baltimore, has been chartered by the Mary
land Colonization Society, for The purpose OF going
out to Cape Pamas, with the Fall expedition, and
that she will sail on the first of November without
fail. Seventy-fve passengers are already engaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

The O'CoNNELL RENT.-We perceive that re-
peal meeting has been held in Albany, and about
S40O collected amongst the repealers there, to be
sent oyerto O'Counell in Dublin This is rather
small affair, and we doubt even whether cent OF
II will be sent across the Atlantic. We have no
doubt that the repeal movement is merely an at
tempt madelo operate on the elections, aud that as
soon as they ale over the money may be used for
some other purpose. The business is Overcome.
Ia this city the Irish naIuralzed citizens appear to
have come to their senses, for they pay further
attention TO The O'Connel movement with the ex-
ceptlon OF a few, who merely talk about It
The iacts, O'Connell and his movements are rot
worthy OF notice, and they are beginning TO be I'M
derstood on both continents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

CUSTOM House ANNoYANcEs.--O all the great
annoyances which travellers to Europe particularly
C France and England, endure, the greatest is the
annoyance they meet with at the custom houses, in
the searching OF their baggage, the tumbng about
of their apparel and clothes, together with other
frivolous expedents to which the subordinate Off
GERS OF the custom house frequently resort as a
means of extorting petty fees. Every one who has
been abroad will understand what we mean, with
ont any more particular description. But what was
our surprise TO fad recently that the ptfu annoyan-
ces at the custom house in this city went far beyond
and were far more numerous than those met with
either at Liverpool, al Havre, any other European
port. We have several instances given US re cent
ly OF this thing, and we to make out list and
send to Mr. Spencer, the Secretary of the Treasu
~, who will no doubt correct the evil al once. We
have learned, indeed, that they even take out Sc
cond hand clothes-things that have been worn
and make them pay duty and in some cases they
exact duty where no duty ought TO be paid at all.
We presume the head OF the custom house here
and seine of his employees, more engaged in
looking towards the future than upon the present
time, and that they mean to make the best of the
short time that they will keep their places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
DISAPPEARING. The yellow fever from the south

HYDRoPHoBrA prevails to such an alarming ex.
tent in the neghborhood OF Milford, Monroe county,
Pa, that the inhabitants have declared war upon
the dogs, and a great many have been killed.
Several persons, and number OF horses cows and
hogs have been biz en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

U3-A NEW HOWITT TRANSLATION Fresh
from this day. in large type.
price lol cents the Wonderful History OF Peter Schle-
mill, by Adelbert Won Chsmisso-translated by Will
liam Hewitt.
This delightful work. for which We are indebted to the
husband OF the translator Of Frederick Bremers popular
novels, is for the first time presented in worthy
translation. OF its merits, william Hewitt remarks, IN
his preface, dated heidelberg, le43:-
How perfect il this story! How fall Of the knowledge
of human nature AID society," With what delicate tact
the scene th TLomas John end his party In the Park
skeched! The characters OF Rascal, of Bende and oil
Nina are pieces How admirably too has the
author while quizzng the weakness Of human nature
indicated its worth in the love Of Nina and the noble
heart of Bendel !"
SO much says william Hewitt, and think the public
will agree with him. after reading his new and beautiful
version OF the story-forming az does ntunB con-
panion to Miss Bremer'sjexcellent tales
Published by BURGESS STRiNGER a22 proud
way, corner of Ann street.
0J- WEAK BACKS MAY BE CURED IN A. We
ry short time by using OF Dr. Shefmans foor Mans
Pasers They decidedly the best pas'
ters in the world They equally efectual In rheu'
maism and pains the sde chests and extremities Civ
lag relief when all other applications fail Be careful
and get the genuine article Observe well that Dr. Sher
mans fac smile Is printed on the back OF each plaster.
None others are genuine. The spurious articles Is
Than useless.
Dr. sbermans warehouses 1875 Nassau street. Agents
lo7 Hudson street, les Bowery ,coineri Spring sreet77
East Broadway, land Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
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NAroHEz was healthy ct the last accounts:

STEAM SHIP SARAH BARNRs.-It is now certain
that this vessel has been lost in the Gulf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

Fiusr sHAo.W We had eornBlc Of snow in hi.
city last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

NAvAL-The new sloop OF war Portsmouth was
launched last Monday al Portsmouth, \. II. She
is a beautiful man. of.wer.
Com. Jesse d. Elliot has been restored TO the Ma
Wy by President Tyler
The U. s. surveying schooner Gallatn is employ
ed in the survey Of the river Delaware between Phi.
ladelphia and Trenton.
The schooner FlIrt, from Charleston, has arrived
at Key West, and sailed for Torusas.
FRENCH NAVAL The French brig OF war Griffon,
one of the West India squadron, arrived at Pensa-
cola on the 10Th instant. The French brig OF war
Mercury sailed from that port on the 7th. The
French corvette Brill ante also sailed on the 18th
for Havana and Vera Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

No. is-Chester Hayden and others, assignees,
&c vs. Joshua A. Palmer, mp'd, &c. Mr.. H. P.
Hastings concluded for plaintiffs in error MIR. w.
Tracey and Mr.. S. Beardsey were heard for defen
dants In error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

AFFAIR OF Honor IN CANADA Yesterday at half
past three o'clock, Major Richardson editor Of the
Canadian Loyallst, and Stewart berkshire, Esq,
VI PIP had hostile meeting The former was at.
tended by John Low, Esq, barrlster, and the latter
by John Simpson, Eco, M. p p. After an exchange
of shots, The parties separated, Mr. Derbishre g
friend having declared himself satisfied. No recon
citation took place. The dsel had its origin in an
editorial article in the Loyalist.- Kingston States
man Oct. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

YOUNG FAssITr.-The father OF young Fassitt ar
rived in tswn yesterday, accompanied by the Rev.
Albert Barnes, of Philadelphia, to atten nd the ex-
animation of his son on the charge preferred
against hin by the Grand Jury.-NeW Haven Herald,
Oct. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

90 LAST DAY OF THE GREAT FAIR AT
Nbios, This Day, Friday, October 81 ls4S. Msrshell
Bertrand, the lustrious friend Of Napoleon, with his
suie will visit the Fair at o'clock in the forenoon, by
appointment. Governor Bouck and his suite will also
visit the Fair the time by appointment, without
regard to the weather.
Marshal Bertrand will be in the garden hour.
Military music, Premiums awarded Addresses, &c. &c,
during the lay and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

90 PEALES NEW YORK MUsEUM-We are no
at all surprised at the numbers that flock every evening
this popular place of amusement there they
the greatest amount for the least money The whskeret
Boy, Mammoth Bones, Mons. Adrian the greatest magi
in the world the Mechanical Figures, Mysteriou
Boy, and the celebrated comic singer, Mr.. Collins and al
for only one shilling Performances at "a O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
mo- CLINTON HALL-MERCANTILE LIBRARY

90 CLINTON HALL-MERCANTILE LIBRARY
Association Msgenis, Professor OF Elocuten, has
the honor to inform this enlightened community that he
Intends Monday evening next s0h instant at halt
past o'clock, to deliver at the Hall, Lecture the
science Of Reading and Speaking and to illustrate by
recng various select passages from Shakespeare, Milton
Pope and Byron The reader will please consult the
programme. Tickets Of admission so cents each ticket
admitting lady and gentle man; Is Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

90 THE FACT CAN NO LONGER BE DIS.
GUIsED, that Animal Magnetism be sustained BY
experiments, and person can witness them without
beng confounded, il he is not convinced. Any can
be satisfied by witnessing the experiments at the Amer
can Museum, which take place every afternoon at
o'clock and every evening and other pei 70
by Dr. Valentine Mr. Nellis, sc. &c. at the same time
Gen Tom Thumbs engagement closest tomorrow, when
he takes his eneft The manager WILL doubt max
grand family holiday of it, and let the General give the
parting leave to hundreds OF his fair friends Bar
mum knows how it's done,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

G}- LAST DAY OF The UKEAT FAIH -AII VINO
have visited this great collection oil the products Of
American Art and lndusrythe greatest ever presented
the American public reminded that this 10 tn last
day Of this Anniversary.
The reading the awards Of premiums will commence
at half past o'clock r. At half past o'clock the
exercises of evening will commence, address will
be delivered odes will be sung tn. Army and Navy bands
will be in attendance grand display Of Fire Works,
will close this splendid National Celebration The last
day will be for the the library towards which,
Mr. Nblo on that day. charges rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

ST Jaeo DE CuBA Oct mo American vessels in port 81
Sept 3d. Everna, Cooper, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

TO FARMERS, 9RAZIERS, * AGHICULTURIsTs
GbGIIEhMEkE,D Druggist end Chemist, from Eng
attention OF all concerned the welfare of horses and cattle
TO the following invaluable medicines prepared according
the formula OF one OF the mos eminent veterinary
present proprietor at considerable cost,
DluRET!C HORSE BALLS-These balls are radical
remedy Tor all disorders IN horses arising from mpury Of the
blood, humos and obsructed preparation, such
the heels sweed legs sangury gravel eruptions
the skin, &c They be administered any time
season. without change OF Dict nerfe with usual
boz At the fall Of the when horses generally undergo
change Of habit the regular of these balls will Prove high
At this season. horses peculiarly liable Sold in packages
GoRpa ossELoT f%R the b.
te rns from cold iuch hidebound ever, appe-
te shverns coughs, hoovng loss Of milk &C. Sold in
cleansing DRINK for - new C.lyed Cow.-I. Of inf
service and should be omitted all where
only forwards discharge admirably
mpedes he course aimenary enns full
variety Of complaints which the animal is afterwards liable,
whilst the flow of milk il wonderfully promoted In pack
RED FEsTER BoTTIE-For subduins inflammation
and morbid dwellings horses also excellent cooling
wounds, &c In bottles, with directom, !. Sd each. No
stable Iii 'h ,S 8 e ee nylthp9aatit
also an to canke in the hso and quick probes
decidedly the best remedy that be used. Should be
xNp woRh BAE .lsS L.
QUlD BLISTER nc sc. At this Establishment, the
NEST caution invariably observed in the selection genuine
PHYsiCIAN's PREsCRIPTIoNs.-J B. fully impressed
with sense Of their vital importance shall invariably observe
ge mot ,eIupuous accuracy In the preparation OF physi-
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively at
me Medis. Hall g Essey street. three doom from Grand
Ordes from the cOuntry promptly sreeuied ais ,ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
MINERAL SPRINGS
MARSH HEATH uOIrCE

THIS well known establishment yeas opened for the recep
ton Of company on the hrs & June Alt. The houses
and grounds have been pse>ct order And pains
spared the place pleasant and srabe The
sgned natters hmsef that with vi than
twenty the busnes the well established Of
the Place tho celebrity Of the medicinal qualities Of the
and ygorstng air Of the mountain will continue to him thai.
liberal patronage with which he h. heretofore been favored
The Improvements the Mime al Fountain within few
Ing the rock from which
ing baths it, add greatly comfort ri
tors; all which entirely free all thar choose
there being such thin here exclusive propretorhp
either OF the mineral the The uader
signed order and cold baths with
bis blshment and all the of
such billiards bowling alley quois &c And for the
modaIl0n Of the Of his band of
PROVIDED accustomed TO play for coton parties the
teei and New and comfortable Carriages and har
and saddle horses will be kept TO let The table will be
supplied with all The variety Of the and with
the best skill Of French and American cooker and the
charges Will be IN strict accordance 70 the value Of and
the state the The facilities Of ting here have been
rail DAD has been rebuilt and is the sim the
country NV and spen1id have placed
and by with the Jersey Railroad peny,
direct from jersey City TO Moristewn leave New York
O'Clock, and arrive At Mansosn by h,lfpast O'Clock
NJ thence BY and cmfo stages, aud the
Mountain by O'Clock PM. A will leave New
York o clock PM and Mo by half
so'lock where comfortable conveyance be b,aned
70 the the desired The
by omeve rslroad, and line Of connected with il
Z. MARSH
Dated Heath House. schooley's Mountain June 80, 1919
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PRIVATE DISEASES.


A CURE GUARANTEED;-The College of Medicine
and Pham macy OF the city OF New York. established
the suppression Of quacke now prepared treat all dis
eases private and offer all those afflicted with
these distressing maades mel with IN any
other in this country public private From
The constant and from
between the members of the College and the most eminent
Prfe,son OF the Medical Institutions Of Europe ali improve
pens ia the Of these diseases
one before they the majority of the medical profession
OF tins country All who have used the
preparation Of Professor Rcord The Pasian Alternative Mir
can bear testimony TO Is being the powerfu RENE
dy ever discovered for primary secondary syIhs
enns lhe eor,t,tu,on whist eradcatipg the disease
care OF gonsrrhea aud him above
AL ms contemporaries IN THIS particular branch of The profess
SION with such celebrated remedies together with the
elned ski Of The first medica Of country the College
ei sashu tna the good work they have undertaken the
suppression receive the patronage
IRON nat p Iu9n Of the public requiring their services
Terms, Tor advice, aud sl medicines, IS.
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
=, ~ w 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
M b-faten living alta distance by stating their dis
eIpeity - writing giving all svmptoms tgcheI with the
treatment they received elsewhere II obtain chest
containing all medicines, with full direction for with
guarantee oil by addressing the Agent of the College, post
raid. enclosing IS. lie ~ 3mr
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BOARDING REDUCED.

WALTON MAJ SION HOUsE-s2s Pearl street franklin
square, New YORK. Fowler Son beg leave to return
support they received for several above
Hotel and hope by attention merit
unuanee OF their fayos the having reduced the
prices Of Boarding 70 20 cents per day. or dollars fifty cents
pr Ire mouse Is su se ~ tns moss business. par! Of
derns amboats likewise 10 the London Liverpool
one Of the most airy and spacious premise: in the city, having
aige yard with hne prips OF waI with every other requ
eomtors in its lima Of business than any other
wills every attention paid to HI, sue.i. only by himself
put oy ms sgeps ana servant Aies wines Spirits cts
p y. Private for families. No charge for storage
door il 2msr
a MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-Havng COM
and the adionng house (which h.ve
,S Sy rom my irenos an? tne pu9lc continuation Of
establishment the city II fronts the Park and the Foun-
tain Immediately opposite The house been ne WHY
pe,sd, and everything thoroughly repaired.
liz -odlm~rc WIN. B, COZZENs.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

,,,,,x EACHbNGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s&N.
hr having procured The AgeBc' OF
-suS w oIANpEhS DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA.
loS constructed act oTdng Professor Petzyas
auon have hand large OF these Anparsns
ana eIs ~ web amateurs of their art wishing 10
eeo0o apparatus viii hDd their anag 10 rocure In.
OF tins constrncton Thev also have lately import
60 arse qaenuy OF German and French plates ali the
chenneas Used IN their at VIII Oh ey
ipeet as they made their order Pobng sub,,nnee,
$40 morocco cases and all sod ON m,
20 act as Jheu sgents. viz
Z Nhte, ESQ US Broadway, NY.
Z Haas, ksq Washington, Dc
Or A. Caspian, HIcnmoud Va.
r Laurens Esq, Savannah, Ga
" i'idfn west, ESQ 1 Inc nDati Ohio.
All nunlcetlons pcst psidl orders wiz
lemtaEces, w be promptly offended TO- and Ihouid be d.
ieSlsS 70 WSk LANGENHkIM,
-lclsMl EXCHANGE Building.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.


NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton strest,nes
ROYAL College of Sugenn London, formerly Surgeon
the British Navy, continues to be consulted conhdentay
from o'clock A, M to 10 M daily all diseases Of pm
yae naturs and all those distressing
niudicous and the imprudent of quack
III ines regular medical education, with cxten
tce of nebcs Dr. M to adapt tho
dies 10 various constitutions well TO the various forms
of thosc nsidous maades Dr. M daily consulted by pa
where leading symptoms Rave been Only cnecRsd
still leaving the poison TO Turk the system Until ultimately
il developers elf in tn deploabe shape Of Secondary sy
phiso In ali c,ses DR. M warrants perfect cure without
mercury deieeous dug, confinement from
In forms OF the disease cures az performed In nom 10
S days and in proportion with malignant cases
AZ aud of the PROSTATE gland accom-
panied win mach irritation and dull paia III those parts are
some Of the consequences of mareatment Or M cures
scientific promoting their absorpop
without any pain. In the subject or
structures symtoms his deuscn, because
enlargement Of the gland &C. would produce anaa
gous symptoms 1t cruel torture patients with bouRes
&c when reality there structure Dr. 10 frequently
consulted have bsen injured by such course
Constitutional DebilityThousands OF young men are sui
ferrg from he OF Indulgence IN secret Dc
strictit habit and fur her i ured from
Of NO,us and pretended Specific. which 'tlmaiats
purely pathological prscpes and fails in establishing
cure ",trictly confidential" -, -.
Letters post paid and containing fee Of S. will ensure pre-
seripti0ns and advice Tor medicines will be forwarded
warranted by his history oil ms case ID ae-
tai-Offce 2o4K Fulton 81. near Greenwich
Qualified adyertising surgeon in the city. ieI2 msr
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/ ON STRUCTURE ARD IT'S CURE.

'CHE IOL; LOWING REMARKS WILL PlACS Oh
Ms: ~ ssss :s i,s
-. :s ::s ssss 4
s: 4: 6: y r.
r: !: s., ssTs ,; :: o ,s'" s"s srs!y sssompAf
With regard to the hr.t of thess rsmuu:-
tits veil Known that Structure result Of saiy
g.. ss: into e e
s: ~ 81 e
that gee implies chronic ohe passage which
&c :ns s a
G1sh ,s% may tn1, Re nam I length Of time
se,ious msades NOT only ola SEXUAL hx those ass Of
what especially leads enton OF from this disords
the h. s, s' ssnS i g long =
Structure osn exists for without producas any very
m 70 e. q S S
prevent , very state h these rs%.I. are pubhsa
take ofths erroneous notion very cruel Every body know
hey will sell their uostrpms long any buy then.
Now tss, And one Sa sI every real phyelssn vii,
..One can never cure 'cuI In proof o. Inn. nothing
Who have 5ssn ssSus a. Of things. eoorsd
and pl. and coTdss and II ike fO many months esothsI
bat WHOM on aeeng she real nse oil the case no s ears
q ssSs as he pdS s@
stances By which Structure may be known. which be cas
ihsre hTee these ;.
,s RI Sss a1; 20, as ss,
be dimnlshsd or mpedod But observe
lively after II finished and the clothes rcadusted whch
nothing il indicative OF structure The nex,s
The fisss Go,sorrhoea remained credit dim
salo how long GonorIhsa elect may and NOT
60 on beyond weeks this alone would afford sufficient
ground at lesr for the suspicion Of The last
Structure depess the oessen both bodily
mental activity This also Of eifecu
Not, however that alike every individual but
common that the writer rarely Of structure land
he dayj which the
less that he capable ofbusncss formerly.
grsyng also TO witness ths uniform return oil spIritS
the disappearing OF other nalsdes the progresses
With regard 20 the care Of Stncture ills subject
ncient TO observe land ststed confidence and plea
sTrs hat n u cefSan free from PAIN and generally accom-
ssen advanced some years bat Iuch has been the
soyenont 10 this art and such the practical experience Of
aa nc can nov inc cure 81 structure 70 q
The winter also begs ats that for those WHO wish 20
asrsake the thenseyss he published little volumc
sa1 the cure q x those delicate diseases which require
ea sne privacy, directed in the planes manet Ii
advisable however, that those who il posxi
se should eorsa the author personally aud nothing wsur
Separets rooms also arranged for those who
have TO wait q Little
which the public and especially strangers coming this city
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
this visw Dr. Ralph beg. state that beside hi, rank grad
Of these dse both hospital and city Practice for
than thirty years and has published editions OF work
pressiy that he has testimonial letters from the
Imenca-as Sir Hstsy Cooper % Dr. Mott, Si New YcsT
Dr. phynck Of Philadelphia spd Others and that he il
ted TO rsler 90 almost every Physiah Of in this
Dr. Ralph committed mis- private Tssdsncc No. 90 Gross
wieh Battery any hourHe also b.
son.vltsd by poa The its voame aooye efsrcd 10