The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-07

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ly- DIR. TAYLORs BALsAM LIvERWORT, 376
ROWERY-Congh and pain in the side cured.-Dear
Doctor my wife has been sick two months with an afiec-
lion of the liver violent cough and pain in the side Dr.
Hoffman recommended your Balsam Lyerwor and
while yet using one bottle is able to 30 about ana nearly
GEORGE WATSON. l57 Roosevelt street.
have used Dr. Tay ors Basam of Lverwort, from s7S
Bowery, for consumption, and it has cured me when
nothing else would FREDERICK MI Mu HI.
The above extracts are mere samples Of the
cures this medicine is constantly making Let all who
in the breast or side consumption try one bottle (which
from the quantity Is the cheapest medicine seen and get
got up for making money by persons who know nothing
about medicine See that the special label is the
bottle signed "Gurdon j. Leeds, sole wholesale agent"
i27 Maiden lane.
OF Indian Chiefs, Warriors and Squaws, from the Fox
Sac and Iowa nations arrived yesterday the American
Muse um, and appeared last night in their national
tunes and ceremonies. Among them the following
di stinguished chiefs and squaws-
Nah'nouce-push-eto, or Buffalo King-a famous Sac
chief sixty years old covered with and honors Of
war This noble old chief has killed with his own hand
100 Osages, Mohawks, Kas; 3 Sioux and Pawnee.
He speaks nine Indian dialects, has visited nearly every
tribe, and is one of the most noted chietains living
Nochee or Man OF Fire, Fox war chief was distin.
guished in the last
WAGON .to-kitch.er Iowa chief one who communes
with the Great Spir-the Prophet. He is held in much
yeneration and has Visions which he communicates to
his tribe, ano instructs them in spiritual affairs
Louieeun.ka, the Ribs of the Buffalo King; 20.
connee, brave in battle quiet in peace Iowa. and Cow.
hckko Of the principal chief Of the Iowas three
brave young chiefs The latter of the nobest
and handsomest chiefs SEEN and few days ago
married to the lovely squaw Dohumme, the Productive
Pumpkin. They are very beautiful and afectionate
couple.
Mon.togah, the White Bear wears medal from Pres.
Monroe Cho-tum Pc, an Iowa chief and squaw Nom
see the she Wolf niece of Black Hawk, very ami
able, and proud of her uncle, belong to the party.
Never have wa been visited by large and dstn-
gushed party, and however high curiosity may be
raised the anticipation cannot come up to the reality
These miserable degraded half breds but the wild
warriors of the far west terrible in war; in peace full Of
| kindness and hospitality
oo-To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.-we
| the undersigned, Seamen boarding at the Sailors
Home" having read the proceedings OF meeting held at
hereby declare that of the statements particularly
the report read by Mr. g. B. Overs false and malicious
We do positively assert that there
clothing any other store that has any connection
with the Home but man is left entirely free to pur
chase wherever he chooses. The assertion that the
Sailors washing is done in the house, entirely false
every particular But the contrary, there several
widow women, all OF them having families to support
that come to the house every morning, who take what
dirty clothes have, bring them back when washed
and pay them. The statement that the Home has the
effect OF reducing wages is far untrue, that we will
few acts in reference to the wages last summer
well known, that owing to the general stagnaon Of
business the greater part OF the transient ships laid
up throwing great many sailors out of employment the
wages consequently fell but the landlords forgot to state
at their meeting who shipped the first under wages
nor did they mention that the wages in New York
higher last summer than in any port in the United States
rom Maine to Georgia. And we firmly believe, that it
nothing hut the influence of the boarding the
Home, that kept the wages to twelve dollars per month
the New York packets when every ether port they
were down to eight nine and ten dollars per month In
conclusion do cordially invite all who feel interested
in the welfare of eamen, to visit us at the Home and
explain 10 them the cause Of the unrghteous oppos
ton by some OF the landlords Of this city.
New York. Feb. 9th, l5i2.
Signed by the folio wing
JOHN SANFORD, JOHN EDWARDS, and
/ FORTY others.