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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-05

suphurered Hydrogen Gas..... -. l6 cubic inches
These Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga, Schenectady Utica, Sc ard accessible either
from Cahajohane the Albany and Utica Railroad where
post coaches dairy the arrival Of the from
Schenectady and Utica TO convey visitors TO the springs,
distance OF about miles for dinner; br
the turnp Ike from Albany Cherry Valley by daily stages
being about forty five miles Of the of Albany Persons
leaving New ok the evening for Albany arrive at
the Sharon Springs the uay time for dinner
Clark, GARDNER x HASKELL.
April %, a3o eod3nsf
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CONGRESS HALL,

THIS celebrated aud fashionable Hotel as recently under
gone the thorough renovations and handsome
TX furnished, il ready for the eps OF public.
The estat imen uudtr the iuptrvisil of proprietor
e Munger who will be happy hi, attentions
his former aud friends
Congress Hall situated the celebrated
atwhch Bant Music will pv ted hours during the
senEers TO and from the aread depo free of charge
attention VIII he PAID 70 make tn stay gr, cattle
and Prices will be ia conformity with the times.
saIatos a. juno 26th I843. j27 mfr
SHARON SPRINGS. PAVILION, sCOI4ARIE COUN
- IY N f--This splepdid and commodous Hotel having
been enlarged repanted and refuInished the
manner brous hout during the winter opened
ensuing.
The alterations and additions interior will enable
10 mech greater number of thanormey
and IN manner etorng comfort and The
promen de groundswih be handsomely relsd with
TO afford the advantageous prospect ug
proved and opened for greater
equestGiana The grounds and the
the Bath House have also been land The Bath
Hon being enlarged and mach and will
date all no d-s hate There
BalAeys which have lately bee inerr
10 the comfort and wishes of vsrs with well organized
corps OF servants and short subscribers will be prepared
to receive their yers manner not TO be surpassed by
establishment in the country.
OF the White Sulphur Wafer Of Sharon Springs be
sand Is not surpassed by thing OF the kind the known
tic complaints and for the Of eIyeIas rheum
ula, ser eomiaot and general debility hes been rtfcd
by ofthe eminent medical professors
Byar made the the
by OF the eminent chem this country Chill
on OF New York; the following RESULT have been obtained
/ lI
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

formerly Reushaws)
THIS weknown and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the u and after the
18th June The buildings complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deserve dy high reputation which this establishment has here
tofore acquired.
The price for boarding will be 81 week. inea Of the
former price OF So children aud half Young
people, not requiring much will find Accommodating
The steamer Oru:, Cautain AArs, from the Fulton
ket snd the steamer Shrewsbury Caolnin Coes from the
foot OF Robinson will each daily TIP between New
York and Long Branch will be
arrival Of the above boats the Ocean House
yey passengers imme datey Long Branch. Fare from
York TO Long Branch 81. JAMES GRE I'm.
Long Branch, Juue -, 1913. ia lmsI
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
AT THE FINE ORCHARD This well known,
charming summer fotrezl, open under the snpen-
teDdencs the subscriber. 10 tie
the MOuntaa (.uch the alo bouudltss view from
Orchard the magnificent the sails" and the pure
fe-nspng atuoiphsTe) Will be added every ehe upon the
part 1.-THE proprietor u the shape Of careful attention well
furn he'd tables and all the decaces well subs ais
Of the sesion) to afford comfort and pleasure vises
&. l.. BEACF.
June, 1872
regular Line OF Post Coaches is established for
veyance Of the Mountain House, Immediately after
the landing OF at, al Cefskli. Je27 2mr
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TO THE PUBLIC.

d.1nn TO S5O0O,-Nr. kHANCI3 II. CRUMP, Watch
plOO Max 24s Gapa sueet, begs 10 Inform his friends
ND the public pendent OF watch bust he is
psfedto advances ash gold and sbver watches
slseI set spoons forks, and des
OF sOd or silver shape intended immediate
asn l. any paid OLD gold and silver Watches
ever, descri ton repaired and warranted
ga Grand street je2s lmsr
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uAyoN sPtINGs,

LIVINGSTON &C C0S SrTYo SEw YORK.
HE Proprsors would notify the public that the for
the annual visitation of the fountains of health has
rived and that there FIVE o and bathing establish
ready for the reception OF company For advice
gard the probable effect Of individual
cases and for spays, Il the different ,pslns they are permit
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the skn Bechcr
street or TO Dr. Salisbury, AT the Springs. u27 sm-I
THE ABBEY HOTEL.
THE subscriber has opened the sperdi1 mansion known
the Abbey hotel 10 at on the bank Of he beautiful
Hudson BleomIpedae shor. distanse above the nile
stone Those who have visited the pc have delighted
with It's and rp anc 81 Being remarkably h. athy
II truly desirable resort for the citizens of New York cur
ing the hot By personal attention. proprietor will
endeavor TO der full faction those who
him. The house will be constantly supplied such deli
cacies and substantials ~ The CT Y affords
X. H. VAN RENSSELAER,.
New York, June, l8i3.
N B-A fen main pied for the accommoda
ton Of boardes who be taken by the day week year,
The boomugdae lie Of with careful and
drivers start from the City Hall hour in IN. day
by the Fare l2M w IN
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
SClENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE Wis"

~ senwich .treet-Doctor MORRISON, Member Of the
koye' oere OF snrre rs Lordou and formerly snrgeon IN
from o'clock to 10 r. NJ daily, on all seases Of pr
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

- WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. -
STRlkERS SOLUTION FO6 THE HAIR which will
r. change grey hair to il, original color in few
Inns solution different from offered, and cnpot a
q supercedg all othe highly caciou, and posssse
me great advantage Of identifying the hair without injurisg
who doubt its virtues requested to have te,' hun
ang before paying their II humbugs would take
uis method, there woul1 be q COMPLAIN.
Sse trial will prove the fact
sold wholesale and retail and applied, at No Chatham
street. opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, stairs
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

ENORMOUS quantities of these popular medicine sold
Il during the year. and still the demand constantly
ing In five years the Doctor has from few pounds
to 81 tons and where it wall cannot conceive
While Sherman. Lozepges Are g pleasant that children cry
patroni.ed by citizens for
Bum. Esq deputy register Rev M Banbar Of The McDoSs
Anthony Of the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Atcher
COL G ZabiskIe New jersey and hundreds OF others oil
the like high respectablty.
shernlans Worm Lozenges-Tcsted in over a million OF
and acknowledged by the medical faculty be only
safe and destroying medicine world They
prescribed daily by nearly all yscais Sheman
Le1engss alone have any Doctor member
Sherr,au Cnnphor Lozenge.lcadachc sickness, pal
ptatoa of spirits and despohdency cured in
minutes by them They have been fully proved multitude
shermun Cough Lozenser aay all tickling irritation of
the tNoat ungs promote expectoaon and the
baassips cough colds days also asthma whoop
cough and ghness of the chest Consumption has
peaedy been Only relieved but eectuay cured by Sh
mans Cough Lozeuges. when all other mean. failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by seman's Pap lary Oil
Sod altos Nassau ss and sold by agents. al 50 Bowey
Y East Broadway s2l Blocker ST. 227 ddson kushon
A a New YoTk; 1870 Eson st. BrooLlyn vanYoIk'
Baiti%oss Th9Ta' IL Main AZ Cneinnat Ohio, Guth-
PIovidenec Redding. State street Boston m25 imr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
John WhippIe'S Address.
March 80.

We call The attention of every reader
to the powerful appeal of Mr.. WmirrLE
to the good sense aud patriotism of the
people of Rhode Island, which we pub
lish in this days paper. "No man is
better qualified by position and hy cdu-
cation to be- heard with attention, where
the great interests and the mig hty princi.
pies involved in the issue Of the approach
ing election are brought into discussion. I"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

TuE LATE DISASTER OFF SAyBRooK.-
the occurrence OF a most melancholy dis
astcr ON the Sound, between New Lon
don aud Say brook, during the late gale.
Since then We have received n more cir-
cumstanlial and authentic account ni the
sad event! The facts are as follows -
The ship General Williams, Ezra
Bailey, commander, sailed from New
London, December, 1910, on n whaling
voyage to New Zealand, and the north
west coast OF America left The Sand
wich Islands September last, for home
made the land of Block Island on Thurs
day, passed Monlaug Point in the even
ing. Soon after, II snow storm, with
strong northeast wind commenced and
she came 10 anchor in the Sound near the
mouth of Connecticut river. The vlo-
lcnce of the wind compelled the cutting
away of the mainmas', to keep the ship
was carried away. Al the dawn "i day,
the gale having aba'cd, the Captain low.
cred IA boat, and with seven men, left the
ship, TO land at Say ybrook. On crossing
the bar at the mouth oi the Connecticut,
the boat was cnpsized by rolling surgcs
off this dangerous pass. The crew re-
gained the boat, and were again and
again washed of, One man only sur
vlved, who was taken Off by boat from
Saybrook. The names OF the uninriu-
nate sufferers are Ezra Bailey, Com.
mandcr, Groton Josiah Richards, Mont
Vile Henry Wheeler. do. simon Day,
New London Jacob Storms, New Jcr-
sry John B. Rice, New York -
Wolworlh, do.
The man saved, is John L. Kim5all,
Of New Hampshire. The ship with her
cargo, by the assistance of The Revenue
Cutter, Captain Naiher, was towcd into
New London, on Saturday. She was
consigned to Williams 81 Barns OF New
London, and had four Thousand three
hundred barrels Of oll on board. Since
quitting the port of New London, on her
outward voy aye, she had c'rcumnav'ea-
ted the globe, anG penetrated inriher M
to hish norlhrrn la,nudes, than any yes
sci from these parts had ever doCe he
fore her. Captain Bailey was a young
man of about 30 years oi age, "i great
cnicrprlse and iirmness, aud among The
first IN his profession. lie has left "
wife and two children, 'o mourn his sad
aud unlim' ly late Norwich Cour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
Political Notice.

The friends of CLAW AND
ORDER" in Newport, are re-
quested to meet at the State
House THIS EVENING, at
7 O'Clock, for the purpose of max
ing suitable arrangements to Sc
cure full vote on the 9Th oi
April for the "RnoDE ISLAND
PROX - also to nominate five
candidates to represent this town
in the General Assembly for the
ensuing year, and a candidate for
Senator. An early and general
attendance is requested.
March 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

Every man should examine ,heso lists
for himself, and ascertain whether his
name is listed because II hs has the rig bit
In vote, and his name is no, listed, hr
must appear, or get some friend TO appear
for hun, before the Board of Canvassers
at til" Town Hall, on Monday, the Sd
day OF April,ai 10 o'clock in The morning,
when by producing The evidence iha, be-
has the right vote, the Board will place
his name upon iba List.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

STEAMBOAT ExrLosloN An extra
from the PuIsburS Sun, under date OF
the l,h instant, > T.. VI. contains the
following
Steamboat Explosion ond Loss Of Life
this afternoon about one o'rlork, Just
as the steamboat Gutter was leaving our
wharf, the rush of passengers To the
larboard side, caused her to list TO that
side ill the guard was under water.-
While in this position, the Hue OF her
>iarboard boiler collapsed. The second
Engineer who was shipping the s,arhoard
wheel was killed Instantly. HIS name
Is Andrew Nlci.cllrn. The first En-
ginrcr, Joseph Hughes, wns so severely
scaldcd, that he died shortly after. -
They were both from Cincinnati.
Five of the frrmcn were blown over
board, three of whom were picked mp,
and the others were drowned. One was
n negro from Ciurinnati, the other II
Frcnchman, chilled Jo lsem.
Seven or eight emi grant passengers
on the lower deck were scaldrd severely
hut not dangerously. a large number
"f deck passengers were blown over
hoard aud drowned, surpassed to be ten
or twelve /; the names are moi known.
The Gutter is onn of the new line OF
boats running between this city and Gin
cinnaii, and was owned N the latter city.
She was commanded by Capt. Collins
This il the first accident OF The kind
that ever happened in this city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
The Caucus.

We would remind our friends of the
Of attending punctualIy At
the Caucus this evening, TO make the
necessary arrangements for the ap-
preaching election. There will be busi-
ness to transact in which every one has
an interest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
OF ssACnusETTs.

4 sound National Currency, regulated hy tho
win and Auihority of the Nation;
An Adequate Revenue, with II Fair Protection
To American Industry
Just restraints on the Executive powcr, en-
hracing further Restriction on tho cxcr-
else Of tue Veto:
A faithful Administration ofihe Public Domain,
with an Equitable Distribution Of the pro-
cceds Of the Sales Of ii among all lhc
States.
An Honest aud Economical Administration oi
the General Government, leaving Publ"
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, and
Of the Right "f Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints ngaiuSt Improper Interference
IN ElrciionG.
An Amendment ofthc Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Office
to ii Single Term. ii. CLAy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

Tho come, Is sad to be-, We hardy know
how many, n' lr"n, 81 'ai''s "'' nn" 'h', T"
has turned rls bark nDun the Earth, and j.
rapldy leaving us. fhh' !. m"'''f "' c""-
Irnlulilion w,th snn". h'I' arc "'"e'-'
howrtpr. Nhn refuse To bc c'h'"''" wv"
one disciple ol NJ, Miller ~ "ri-h''nn2
State, declares thai The ctth Is sill' 10 grt"'
danger -- that these con,'tS nr' nnt '" DC 'fn',
ted and that the one nov visible, u II shnulu
lskn II INTO is head. could by u Singlc pi'%
Of is i,ii set lire to ilns PLANET, nnd Ncr'y
Alr. MIllct's pf,Jicuun.- boston .u,r. jour
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

The New York American copies Fl ON
letters in the Courier des Eiats Unis,
The following extracts, describing some
Of The incidents of the great Earthquake
at Guadalupe.
One letter says-"Since yesterday we
are unable 10 remove the dead bodies,
so great is their number -
Another writer, referring To the np'
pearance of the site oi The destroyed city,
SAYS: "Three things on remain erect
over this city OF the dead. The front
and tower of the church, which is in ruins,
yet sland-the hand of It's clock stOpptd
AT 30 minutes after 10, the moment ai
which TIE city and its inhabitants were
annihila,ed ! The last fatal hour had
struck, and in less time almost than the
hammer OF the clock could Use and fall,
the work was done, and the silence Of
death succeeded 10 the busy hum and
active lnmult of life. The poor and the
rich, the FREQ man and the slave, were
laid IN the same grave, while The red
glare OF the rushing flames lighted the
iuneial pyre OF an annlhllaled people. "
The American suhjoins Tie following
remark
"As IA pendant to this sad spectacle,
was seen hanging on one Of the walls OF
Il house in ruins-pressrvcd ns it were by
miracle-n picture of the destruction OF
Baby lon Singular c"ntrast--.lhn ira
d,lions Of the past face to face with the
terrible realities OF the present. The
picture of human destruction IN presence
oi that Of divine destruction and further
on and high up on wall, overlooking,
as it were, The scene OF wue, portrait OF
the King"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
III II II A l. ID o + II III f. Il i vi H. :.

political power Of the State is to pass out oi
The hands OF The middle classes, 10 about I"
be decided. If il does Doi, peace aud har
mony will be restored. II II does, the forms
oi free government may remain, but IT.
sa!uiary sp.rlt will dcpar, forcvcr
JOHN WIiIpPLE.
Providence, March 2l, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30

Those persons who have a tight I"
vote by produring n certificate from the
Clr'k nl any oiI,' town that he holds n
irc,huld IN such town, viii leave their
n.,prs nj tins Office immediately, und
thru certificates whl be obtained ioi
them.
PIP Sec address oi Gov. Knight and
Others IN preceding column
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

Have they any better facilities Tor dong
work cheap in the city, than N towa =
None we have every facility they possess
in Boston for manufacturing, aud cheaper
rents; but still the work goes there aud We
are idle.
II this policy dri, es the honest and indus
trious mechanic to The aims house, how
much better, It viii then appear, 10 EN-
COURAGE YOUR OWN
What lins toned piano Only listen.
II is better than Gllbert's-it must be Im
ported, who made il! Il was made al our
factory ard While there are moro than Q
hundred pianos IN use in town, there Is
scarcely enough encouragement given TO the
industrious ard ingenious manufacturers to
insure them living. What iine and
useful tune might be made OF The word En-
COURAGE YOUR own
Here is new store ust opened for ten
DAYS only with the ia. cad OF seine stock
which city purchasers will not look at
Great Bargains, q. less than cost are
hung oui-and cur regular dealers have the
modification Of seeing their counters desert
ed, and all their customers taksn IN at tue
new store. In ten days the stock is dlstrib
uted IN town; spotted cloihs, often cloths,
detective cloths, &c. &c ore found, too
late, to have been dearly paid for. liNd
they been purchased OF our regular dealers
they would have been returned, but Mr.
Ten Days'ls among the missing, aud they
must pocket The loss. How much heller It
would have been 10 have followed the motto
-ENCouRAGE youR OWN
SIR, shall furnish you with pair OF
hesc French .hoes-cheap indeed, for those
who made them live on frog soup, and Gao
therefore work cheaper than our beef eat
ers.
And can you tel me how rach was paid
for imported shoes last year
On!y fifty thousand dollars, sir.
No sir, my family shall not wear the for
eigu article, so long as the Yankee beef eat
ors need my patronage TO make The pot boil.
Give me the brogans first. And SIT, 10 fu
tute we will put 90 your shoe stamp, EN
COURAGE YOUR OWN
tltlt dES SbiuC udAsf fiEbN tbtb +NS"
ork, If they have no, crossed the Atlantic.
Who are those half dozen men ! saw idle
10 your shop on Saturday.
Ga, they are some hat!ers Who are out
Unemployment.
Just get one Of them to make me has, il
i. costs ten dollars aud put OF the tip just
under his name, ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN.
Let there be over bis name the American
eagle, With this motto:
Our country against the world.
Our State before any other 10 the Union.
Our town ln preference TO any other in
The State
This NAV seem sitlish, but we are fully
convinced ,ba, II is the true policy 10 ensure
prosperity. Il generally adopted, no one
would have cause for complaint. Even II
you pay little more for an article, It Is
better for the general prosperity Of town
tina. IT'S own citizens should be patronized
--es II gives them tie means 10 extend the
wave ull every liule circle in the lake o.
prosperity uui'es and sets the whole com
mUDi,y in motion. ENCOURAGE Y0uH
OWN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
RUg.qE EC0.sO.NY:
HOE OUT YOUR ROW.
THE rAaMER's SONG.

THE FARMERS SONG
You've hard row 10 hoe, noble knight oil The 500,
Dut ,o toll in the earth is the mandate OF God;
And if by the sweat OF your brow you must win
Your bread, it is time. il is time 10 begin;
Then go TO, 60. win,
If your bread by the sweat of your brow you must
Hoe out your row.
In the rough row before you, tho rugged the SOIL
Twill repay in due season the cnltureTs ton
Tho wild rrass and weeds so proiuscly abound,
Perseverance, and patience will mellow the groanui
Apply the hoe,
Perseverance and patience will mellow the ground
Hoo out your row.
Thothe Young e nder plan, is now feeble and pale,
ct not faith in the promise Of harvest tmo fat
Nor deem you are Tired as motive TO stop,
If YOU would be sure of plentiful crop;
Your progress, tho slow,
If you would bc sure of plentiful crop
Hoe DOT your row.
i.e, il never be said tina, YOU tagged on the way.
Or that idly YOU turned from your labor to play ;
Nor heed wind nor weather. nor yet burning sun,
But 90 ahead manfully I'LL You have done
Quick WELD the hoe,
And 20 ahead manfully all yoa done
Hoe out your row.
admit thai your row is peculiarly hasd,
But bountilnl Heaven insurus your reward
| own i = long-but believe me my friend,
1t you hold on your way yon will come to the end
With certainty now,
II you hold on your way you will come to lie end
Hoe out your row.
When done YOU may rest while with pride and
with JOY.
You behold the result Of youi useful employ,
And rctacttha, cen toll hath d blessing and charm
Il nerves the free sp,r. adds strength TO the arms
Then speed the hoe,
With iRv.ncib!e spirit and vigorous ann,
Hoe cut your row
Bold Yeoman proceed and when inishd your
task,
You rurN may presume Heavens blessing 10 ask
And the Author OF Nature will graciousy an..c
On FINN PERSEVERANCE and VARIOUS TOLL,
Then 60 man. 90,
With FIRM PERSEVERANCE and vIRrUous ron,
Hos orr YouA ROW.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
pOBIRYa

Tho following chas;e and beautiful lines al
from the London Evangelical Magazine;
THE COMPASS.
The storm was loud before the blast
Our gallant bark was driven;
Their ioaming crcsts the pillows reared
And rot one friendly star appeared,
Through all the vaults Of Heaven.
Yet dauntless still the sherman stood,
Aud gazed without a sigh,
Where paused on needle bright and slim,
And lighted'hy lanihorn dim,
The compass meets his eye.
Thence t4ught his darksome course 10 steer,
lie breathed no wish for DAY;
Bui brayed the whirlwind's headlong might,
Nor once. throo Ihout the dismal night,
To fear or doubt gave way.
And what is OF the Christians life,
But storms as dark and drear.
Through which, without one bIithesoUe ray
OF worldly bliss TO cheer his way,
lie must his vessel steer
Yet let him meier to sorrow yield,'
For in the sacred page
A compass shines diFincly true,
And selfillumned greets his view
Amid The tempcsts rage.
Then firmly let him grasp the helm,
Though loud the pillows roar,
And soon, his tolls and troubles past,
His anchor be shall safely cast,
On Canaan's happy shore.