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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
NOTHING VIII PEAuTFY, DRESS Or I,; CLEAN EAU

NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY, DRESS OR CLEAN
IN THE HUMAN HAIR we'll three shilling bottle
Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative makes the hair dslicouy
soft dark and silky, and will keep thrice long as
other Hair stuff beside positively possesses these qualities
Il will force the hair grow stop Il falling on cure scqrf OF
beautiful sell three shilling bottles Of this that The public
we know pretty all represented and not afraid
but people will buy more give one fair tr'a and
they will be well satisfied They the names OF the
respectable persons who have used this and
recommend IT, 80,
Sold price g. or shngs bottle the sign Of the Anne
rcan Eagle SO Chatham street NY Agents. Zeber Ledg-
Buildings Pha Rfddng, State street Boson 81 State
Brooklyn.
The Naples Shaving Paste made from the old Naples Soap
is sold here for three box makes Of the east
s thckes aud most lasting lster of soap made Is beauh
fully scented, and pat W IN meat lars, jy2i lmsrm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

DEAFNESS.
DIS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
SR1 BR9ADWAY.-Extract -
,oh - chssrlly comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
tosn TO testify thai be valided home unfit for duty
Of total deafness and discharges from his
mat wniIe IN New York on his England he placed
Aurss Under their tesis,snt Re recovered his bearing and
has returned TO his military duty. 50
Signed, H. McNEVEN NJ b.
Surgeon 70 II. NJ b. Forces Jamasa.
ACOUSTIC DROIS.
for ncpien deafness sarachs pains bussings
singing sounds IN the Of wax or vita
ted sssreons OF the Thar oil has bonn po
pula remedy curative all diseases of the ears for up
wards ?f twenty years. Ocs removed to sol Broadway
ner White street. 81 80 J4 iyl5 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE ~
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No TX Cho unhsr 70 stveet

CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
3 Seminal Weakness Enlargement Of the Heart
Inability TO hold the URN. Midwifery. r
Inflammation Of the Bladder Secondary Syphilis.
acute. Primary syphilis.
4 Inflammation Of the Eyes - Gpnorrh1a.
Cholera Morbus 5 elect.
2 liberated Breasts. 2 Onarsm. two under treat
Fluor Albus. ment, doing well. sy
Ulcers about the neck Of the Buboes, by improved
womb method Of treatment
l Sore Nipples 4 Rheumatism acute.
Falling OF the womb 2 Scrofula.
Purulsnt discharge from the Cutaneous Eruptions.
Of young lady of I Dslirium Trsmens
eight years standing l Group, child. .s
Enlarged Liver Dyspepsia.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Hermoorhoida Tumors Cancer Of Breast removed
moved from lady who l Adipose Tumor removed
had beon sufferer twelve from the face.
years, and has resulted in Urinary Fisula.
perfect cure Tumor removed from the
l Fstula in Ano. eve lid. ~ .'.I.
3 Abcesses in the Anus. I Fracture Of the Arm.
5 Structures in Urathra. Injuries OF the Head.
2 Infiamed Testice / Hare lin
Hydrocele. Contraction Of knee joint.
DR. H. BOSTWICK,
g. McMANUS,
Apohecary and Secretary. al lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

GS0O REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
ypcOO the of Gonorrhea elects, Structures and
Joyous complaints of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the Iabove complaints this
is the certain.
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the
strcton to diet, drink change in application
business.
We long quack recommendations deceive the pub
lie. the medicine does speak for itself no shall
speak for H. Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single of recent Gonorh9a
be brought which the mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture of $500
This disease that unfortunately pevades all ranks Of
cietyhgh low, rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time posi-
bic.
Further the disease be contracted if dose Of the
mixture is taken night going bed when exposed
II put up bottles with full directions accompanying it,
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only VIM. H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner Of
John street. opposite Franklin House. New York J. Jones'
Of Chestnut and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
M. Smiths 1873 Washington street. Boston, jyl3 lm'rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
- PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (ate Of 7 Aston House
~ Broadway impressed with the necessity of meeting the
exgency Of the by the reduction of prices
ing u impossible 20 do while subject the
lays Broadway location necessarily has determined
NE only way to effect this-wthou dpangement to the
ty OF his he has theTeio removed his establish
gentlemen be supplied deduction Of per
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen Of the
foregoing assertion =
Superfne Goats made in the best style from SIG to sls
Extra do OF the finest quality, 10 to %
begs leave conclusion to observe the above articles
may be relied IN all respects TO be Of the genuine
scPon and lower than other house furnishing the
quality of articles jyi Imr
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3oi PEARL, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN STREET.
ME SUBSCRIBER well known for the cheapness and durabi.
y OF his work, desires 10 inform his patrons and the
public that he Is suit the economical tendency the
tunes making garments of the best quality reduction
oil ~ per cent from former prices and less, believed by
Per cent than garments OF the quality made by the
cheap houses in this city
In order that gentlemen understand what is meant by
cheaness the following bill Of prices is submitted TO their
consideration with that the goods shall be Of first
rate quality, and the III unexceptionabe -
Superhne west oil England Cloth Goats S12 To SIG
Pants OF black or fancy Double Milled Cass, 5to1
vests, oil SILK, Satin &c 21zto
Making and trimming in the best style, at the following
prices
Goats :'.... ''.'. 80. ...6h to So
Pants and Vests, a to *
All orders executed with punctuality and despatch
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season is advanced the present stock of summer
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES

NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without birthstone
nor other offensive quality and actually waterproof has
lately been patented by letters of the United States
favor of the inventor W. X Ashard aud manufac-
tured and offered 70 the public by the popeors Of said pa
TO purchase good matches invited call and them
And all whatever hereby notified of the said
and warned to violate infringe upon the
manner lest they incur the penalties Of the law in such
These matches ignite with and all weathers
and climates and burn with brilliant flame and placed in
vertical position Will continue TO burn long enough seal
several letters with They lay immersed in for
hours and days and is believed for weeks and when
ken out and dried will ignite and burn before Three quail
ties of these matches made and sold above nameyNo
l. Extra and Perumed The latter ageeaby scented and
mt for ladies toilets Exporters smokers housekepers
and all who Matches will readily perceive how decided the
advantage possessed by these all Others.
Orders and communications TO be addressed 10
q. BOWEN, No l6l Blocker st.
jy2l lmsr Agent for the Patentees and Manufacturer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

SUNIBuRNT, YELLOW, OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
and Euptons Bites of Mosquitoes Cured: by the of
cake lay often half cake of that surprising in
venton called the Italian Chemical Soap The this
used the astonished people its wonderful effect
Last week cured less than three of old scay salt
reum for which medical skill aud the powerful lotions
had been used hundreds have been cured of feckles
tan, sunburn and morphcv this summer By IT, There
who do H. because pulled" in the This
we are obliged TO do to nuodues Il we therefore con-
scienuory, recommend almost infllible cuta
neous eruptons disagreement, such pmple botches
ckes scurvy salt eum, erysipeas BARRIERS itch bites
of bed bugs ganippers Nc. IL gives the skin, youthful
healthy bloom and freshness Persons living at The south
literally treated with small fortune might be made by
entsrprising person 20 bring this 10 warm climate,
Sold at 50 cents cake by T. Jones' his wholesale PERU
merry store sign Of the American Eagle 30 Chatham street n
York and by these Agentsin Philadelphia by Zieber
Third and Dock streets the American Hotel,
Washington d. &. in Boston, State street in Charleston
5. Co. 207 King street Albany 81 State street IN Brook
lyn, 1879 Fulton street. iva 1m-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthful and
~ pleasant place Of for during
months in the United States
Visitors from the south who intend visiting that place will
ind the most expedous land Hudson
railroad to Edwards Depot where readiness
carry them to the Springs.
The leave HUDSON ats A. Nj and P NJ or on the arr.
val Of the boats from New York and arrive at the
from al 2Nyk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14

CIRCULARTo the sub agents of PARIS Life Pills in the
~ five New England States:-
BosToN, Aug. 5, 1843
Please take that the of George Roberts, Of Bos-
ton the sale of PARIS Life Pills. in the New England
States has termnated and that have Withdrawn him
all right the pills boxes labels,
&C. designating the PARIS Life Pills.
Any further done by subagent for the sale said
pills will therefore be without authority; aud if you receive
from said Geo Roberts boxes of pills purportng
be the genuine PARIS Life Pills. and sell dispose Of the
you will DC 50 at the peril Of using spurious article and
An will be appointed immediately the place Of the
said George Roberts from whom supply of the genuine pills
Until then please address Thomas Roberts Co (no.
aul0 lwec THOMAS ROBERTS & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thinusin Ph;ladeiphia.


sr,7r srocy.-The Commissioners appointed Tor the
he s,ss stocks closed ;heT abors II this city
IT,, amount Of Stock sold all paid foF 90 saiuF
d,y The proceeds Of the sales for The STATE Stocks alone
~ Al least sis 10 OF the Philadelphia Bank
sS ss were disposed Of and li3 shares OF The Fem
syyania Bank The whole number oil "ie-'es Is s'''sU
- bay. hem nine;y-ei.hs different persons
Or CiTy.-TI,e almost unparalleled outfsgss "hich
have been IN Ou city WITHIN LIE iis' ring Of
rnls who err -ry;oe rosc cur ccmn1e! ii.l le
,i ton and repr5ac. rilsds 10 the totice MeH ..
g. s. in.,no aud eprayed character hay been chosen
to act the part Of police officers who arr nsa S, he den ft Of
MANY and catering 10 those who are there
blush 10 speak the truth OF the Philadelphia p9ce ID.
we have an excellent worthy upright ana .hue'
nendsnt Chief Magistrate in the person OF JOHN VI Sc
E,a: but that there are who have imposed upon rs
eonsnee The WING Press of Philadelphia have frequently
spoken ard mos, Gaequvocally assert that 1t IS n ia
for reformation Who doubts bu; ;hs villain concerned N
the late seduction ,vnever be brought to sce 50 long
we have an Attorney General Poles 0ics!s aad the IKE
TO use The influence Of their stations shield the guilt! iFoH
punishment? OF this, however, more hereafter.
Our Stock Market to-day by no means an, n'
although there uas an upward tendency Id prices rem
sylyana ank advanced y; GiTad :; schuysAiA Na''sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

Mas. DAvIDsos.-We learn, says the Philadel.
phia Inquirer, that Messrs. Lea & Blanchard
will issue in a few days work from the pen Of
Mrs. Davidson, whose daughters, Lucrctia and
Margaret, were SO well known for their eItraoT
binary poetic genius The volume will consist Of
miscellanies, both of prose and poetry, extracted
from her commonplace book. Her design, IN
thus appearing as an authoress, may be best e1
planned by an extract from the preface OF the
work, by Miss Sedgwick, who edited the remains
of Lucretia:
The mothers life has been in companonslilp
with her children, and she is now tempted ifom
her seclusion that she may still be ASSOCIATED
with them-go forth with them on their menal
pilgrimage, and for their sakes, it may be, be vel
coined to many kindred heart"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20
~ WISCONSIN has elected eleren Wing Sher
ifs and one Loco Foco at the recent Election.

DIR. HAGAN hILLEp.-It appears that this man
Of violence, so long and well known throughout
the country as the editor of the Nicksburg Senti-
ne came TO violent end on Wednesday, the 18th
inst. We copy the following account of his
death from the Sentinel of the 9Th inst. The ac-
count may and probably does do injustice to the
living, but it is the only statement now before
Ii we find that there IS another side to the ques-
ton we shall publish it with pleasure.
Louisville Journal.
"a Great Man Fallen The Peoples Cham
pioa Dead DR.. james Hagan is no more :! :
1T becomes our painful duty to announce the
cold blooded assassination Of the proprietor OF this
journal, yesterday fternoon, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
ut the hands of d. ". Adams son of Judge Geo.
Adams, OF jackson. DR.. Hagan, as was his wont,
was returning from his boarding house to this OF
tice, after dinner, when the Individual named
above walked up behind him and struck Dr.. Ha-
gan over the head with cane. 4 scufiie ensued,
which brought both parties to the ground, DR..
Hagan being on top. While in this position,
Adams pulled out a short-barreled pistol, bringing
the Inuzzle round to the back of the neck OF the
deceased. The ball struck the spine, and passed
up into the postesior part of the head, causing In
slant death
8 DR.. Hagan was unermed, and no one near him
TO render any assistance. The corpse was car
red TO the residence of James B. Hayes, where
an inquest was holden on the body.
adams after an examination before the magis-
,rats, was admitted to bail In the sum SIX of thou
sand dollars and securities of the same amount.
Overwhelmed with grief and CONSERVATION at this
most diabolical deed, We can only present the
above facts In relation to this melancholv event
A more particular account viii be furnished in a
few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

u Another drowned man has been taken ilo ~
the Ohio near the mouth of Salt river, WIN go..
in his pockets to the amount of $500. Inc su. ua
found on the body of the drowned man thas ~, W
noticed yesterday was SLIGO. These two SUI sun
make Just about the amount stolen from geli..
man on board the Vicksburg at this port aoea sr
week ago. The robbers jumped from tine al;s,
guards of the boat with the intention OF swin''
ming ashore, but it seems both were drowned,
Townsville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20
Court Ca,endar-This Day.

CIRCUIT CcvRr.-Nos. 100, lOl, l0-, 1885, l''' loo
TO al inclusive lao to l59 inclusive -,
Surgs.6E CouRT.-Nos. 10, III le3 81 a. 81 loi
20 - % 81 81 THE first week OF the July Term VIII
be devoted to Jury trials this Court the remainder Oh the
'st Com OFF, PraSo, H. % H. 49, H. l5 1903 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

GoLD.-The Ashville On. CO. Messenger says
that the gold mines lately discovered in Maywoo %,
and Macon counties are likely TO prove the rcness
vet discovered in the State. Some Of them yieiu
from three to five dollars worth per diem to eacA
hand employed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

The June number Of the Southern Literary Messehss
has hand Agents and ethars can be supp'd - y"
Tribune Office this mnrni-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

u An establishment is about being put in
operation at Nauvoo for the manufacture of raw
silk grown in this country. Experienced work
men from England are concerned in IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

INDEPENDENCE OF RHODE ISLAND AckSo"L.
EDGED BY MARCUS MoRroS.-A requIsitlon hoa'
Marcus Morton, Governor of Massachusetts
upon Governor Fenner, reached this city yes.ei,
day, for man charged with burglary, VINO n sd
been arrested in this State to await the denlhlu
from the authorities of Massachusetts. we saw
Gov. Fenner putting his name to the papers, ans
from that circumstance we will venture 10 ass''s
that the requisition was made in due form.
PROV. jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

CANADA RIoTs.-The accounts Of the number
Canal seem to have been greatly exaggerated
The Montreal Courier of the 18th states that on
w four men were killed The order to fire was
Given by NIr Lavoilete the stipendiary magistrate
on the spot, and it is said there is doubt that it
was necessary in order to prcvcnta still greater
sacrifice of life, well as property. Before this,
the rioters had made an attempt TO destroy the
Segnorial House, belonging TO Mr.. Ellice, which
they attacked with shouts of Repeal and O'Con-
nel''
The Messenger gives detailed account of the
causes and progress of the riot. 1t is said that
the laborers who were receiving IS. Cd. per day
demanded IS. On Saturday, the 10TH one OF
the contractors, named Mcdonnell, was formally
ordered by the rioters to raise the wages or give
up his office, under penalty OF death. The next
night, another contractor, named Elliot, was cru
ely beaten in his bed. On the forenoon OF Mon
dav g body of four or five hundred men went to
the lodgings of Mcdonnell, who had disregarded
their threats. He came out at their CALL reasoned
with them, and refused compliance with their de-
mands The house was Immediately assailed,
and all its contents destroyed, Mr. MDonnell
escaped, but lis store, next day, was attacked,
and despoilcd of every thing It contained The
mob soon came upon military detachment at a
mill IN the neighborhood, and attempted 10 dis
lodge them, and with that intent they advanced
upon the mill. They were addressed by Mr.. La
violette, and warned of the consequences of their
ll.judgcd and illegal proceedings They would
not, however, be restrained; the Riot Act was
read, the troops advancing almost simultaneously
with the ceremony, and orders given to fire,
which, beng obeyed, a dispersion instantly fol-
lowed. Notwithstanding this rcpuse, there still
seems little chance OF permanent quiet 4 few
only of the rioters have gone 10 work, but very
great number are still embodied, and on the 18th
additional troops were sent out to the seat of war.
But, what is even worse, the Messenger adds, it
is said that some of the most reckless have scat
tered over the country in small bands or singly,
with view of pursuing a species OF predatory
warfare uron all the inhabitants who desire the
supremacy of law and order.
\ KNocK.powN ARGuMENr.-Last evening, a
dispute took place in the street, near the Park,
between ex-Alderrnan David Banks and Mr. An
ti-AsSeSsment Merriam, las he is termed.] The
conversation turned on the matter OF selling pro-
perty for the sale OF the assessment of the Chapel
street sewer; high words ensued, which ended in
Mr.. Banks knocking his opponent down into the
gutter. The latter, we understand, Immediately
obtained warrant for the Aldernan's arrest
rr An Auction Sale of Lands recently Obtain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

II S. E. Ravens has been appointed District
Attorney of Erie county, vice II. W. Rogers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

AcciDESrs.-While the performances were 60
ing on at the National Theatre on Tuesday even,
ing last, a boy about 10 or II years OF age, iel
from the flies to the stage, and injured himself SO
seriously that he died on the following morning
Yesterday, as man was dipping some wa'ei
from spring, beyond the canal near Deer Cfee q
the embankment from above gave way, and IAN
ing on him, shockingly mangled his body p'0'
ducing almost instantaneous death. 49,
On last evening, about O'Clock, Richard NJ ~
ser, a boy about u years of age, in company WIN
several other boys in a skiff, fell in the nVef'
His companions, paralyzed with fear, were uls .
bic to render him any assistance. he "A'
drowned fCin. Murcury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20
~ Democratic WING General Commit

- Wanted an Agent 70. hi, paj,e. a, PROVIDENCE, K
that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

MARTIN CAuzzLEw1r, BY Boz.-The Harpcrs
have published the second part of their neat
edition of Dickens's new work, comprising the
fourth, fifth and sixth numbers Of the English
edition. 1t is illustrated by two engrayings, and
sells for si1 AID quarter cents For sale at
this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

" An Auction Sale of Lands recently obtain
ed from the Indians by the Ogden Company took
place a. Buffalo last week. Prices ranged from
81 70 $50 so per acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoas-
Senator Deanston in the Chair
Cornelius Vanderbilt plaintiff in error Joseph To
eey deeHdcnt IN srTor-Case in which cloth belong
ING TO plaintiff placed board the seambos, Cleops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Before Judge KENT.
iona F. Bridges vs. Monmouth B. Hart she1d-act;on
OF sresPas. alluded TO Friday in relation 10 large
quantity of lumber seized the Of West and Hsrri-
SOC streets. on execution in favor of the Tompkns Count,
Ioufs ihe case was soucluded yesterday Verdict for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

CoRoNER's OFFIcE-FALLrNG INTO A SINK
The Coroner held ingue, to-day the house Of Henry
Gibbs, No. 10 Goerck street the body of his daughter
Elizabeth Ann Gibbs, aged years, native of England
who from her breakfast the sink and the seat
being split and broken fell in and suocated Verdict
rly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

Page.
yiery of Items see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

COUNTY GoUgT.-This Court met on the com.
municaon of Mr.. Whiting resgnng his Office of Dsric,
Attorney Uudge Uishoeier in the chair.l AID Nash
moved that Nh Whiting lave leave withdraw his com.
municstion This seconded BY Aid Ticu.
After some debate, motion of Aid Pardy, and withour
taking vote the motion the Court adjourned 70 Wednes.
day, esth inst, al . o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

DEATHS IN THE Clry.-The City Inspectors
Report shows the number of deaths for the
last week TO have been 80 men; 81 women 25
boys; % girls Total los. Of these there died
of consumption %; commissions g.; dropsy 4;
dropsy in the head 7; organic disease of heart 3.