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facture clam chowder. Mr.. Wise don't know whe-
ther he is 10 be elected not. Mr.. Gushing is not
sure whether he wishes TO be elected or not, or whe-
ther he is to be married, or live bachelor forever
All is in confusion
But if our plan be adopted, all will soon be set to
rights Ifthe Tyler party organize in this way in all
the wards, they will frighten the Wings and ocofocos
out of toeir Senses and over them in the hour
of victory as loudly as they please. The thing has
been done here before, and may be dore again.
Why, then, hesitate or delay? Cup, guards, and at
them!"
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90 AMERICAN NOvELIST'S LIBRARY, No. A.
In press and will be published Tuesday March 2sh
by eurgess Zieber Philadelphia an Original Novel en-
By T. S. Arthur. Esq, author of Six Nights with the
Washing g INSTRUMENTATION Tired of House.
keeping Bell Martin" sc. This novel is highly in
tescstng one, pourray its ntle imports tale OF
domestic e in which embodied all the Wild
Of Scott. with the development OF character by Buwer.
This author is fast gaining reputation OF which his
country may feel just pride. Whilst there is nothing in
his tales that may offend the purity Of feeling the
young, poison the heart of the most susceptible. his
works abound with animation and life stirring incident.
Public expectation is the q for this forthcoming
work, which will not dsappoinn the admirers Of its
thor.
Printed in quaro form fine paper, at the low price Of
one shilling per copy, 50 per hundred to agents.
Newsmen and boys supplied by j. A. futile, Agent, No.
Ann street.
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THIS EvENINe--The Grand Italian Concert
comes off this evening at Niblo's. 1t has been got
up for the benefit of the Italian Benevolent Society,
and presents great array of attractions Among the
distinguished artists, we notice the names of Signo-
ras Sutton and Maronceli, Signors DE Begins, Mar
tini Rapett, and others. The object of the Concert
is one every way worthy of the generous benevo-
lence OF the public and it cannot fail to be fully at
tended.
The ROB Roy BALL AT THE APoLLo.-Ihls Ball
WILDE held: this evening. 1t will be probably the
most fascinating, romantic, and splendid affair Of
the season. The various Highland Clans will be
represented there, all dressed out in full costumes.
There will be variety of the native Scottish dances;
the Highland Fling, the Shantroose, &c. Those who
have attended of these Scottish entertain
ments, will be highly gratifed by looking in at the
Apollo tonight.
PARKER's EXHIBITION BALL-This splendid fete,
announced to take place this evening, at Tammany
Hall, is certainly worthy of passing notice. We
have been informed by friend that witnessed the
rehearsal, that the dances all perfect and the
music beautifully selected and the new Boero by
Miss Walters and Miss Parker, surpasses any thing
brought forward in ball room. They will appear
in two different dances. For particulars, see adj
vertisement.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Thorne takes his bene-
fit this evening" which is the last night Of the
The House will close until next Monday, when it
will reopen with MIR. Forrest in his new play
Great preparations are in progress.
To-MoRRow EvENINe.-Mr. Russes Concert al
| Niblo's. The number of tickets is limited.
| The Seguin- ire at Charleston.
| Max Bohrer is at Havana.
| Nagel and Dempster are at Augusta.
Mrs Lardner and her philosopher are drawing
very large houses at ST. Charles Theatre, New Or
leans. He has not runaway from her, as some of the
English papers scandalously assert. The purity of
the Southern atmosphere and especially the refresh
ing influence of our comets tail, have proved salu-
tary, and caused them to remain true steel TO one
another.
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p3-NOTICE.-The appointed Aids to the Grand Mar
shall for the coming celebration, requested at
Prospect Hail. Elizabeth street. Walker this after
noon, at O'Clock. Every Marshal intending to act
that day is expectedto be present.
JOS. ELLIOTT, Grand Marshal.
N 3. The order of PROCESSION will be found in the
Washingtonian D ally News Of this morning
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The BosrcS News BoYs.-It appears by the Bos-
ton papers that the State street he Wall street Of
Boston, brokers, bulls, bears, stock gamblers, and
shavers Of high degree, are waging war of exter-
mination upon the little shavers lof low de-
gree vulgarly called newsboys, who presume to ven-
ture into that pious street to sell newspapers The
principal difference between them, SO lar as we can
make il out, is that the big shavers go the big figure,
and the little shavsrs go the little figure. The big
got the little ones indicted for standing in the
street TO the obstruction of the sidewalks. Now,
then, the principle is the same, and turn about is
fair play, advise the little shavers to get the big
ones indicted. Civilization is advancing.
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03- ANOTHER HORRIBLE CONSPIRACY HAS
just come TO light and it is which even Captain
Mckenzie cannot defeat II will succeed and mistake
certainly ought The design is to defraud 'consump
ton Of its thousands Of annual victims, by means Of
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. II is medi-
cine that fails to effect its object Read the follow.
ing
From A. Williams, Esq. 5S William st.
WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CHhRRY.--I have been Of.
ficted with Spasmodic Asthma for twepiyfour years;
sometimes severely TO be confined to my for
weeks and although visited by various medical advisers
OF the highest reputation and skill in the country the
lief was but partial and temporary till the disease proved
nearly fatal TO life.
Some few weeks ego commenced taking wistar'a
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, which gave instont relief
and single bottle produced, what believed to be rad
cal and perfect cure A. WILLIAMS,
Counsellor at Law, 90 William street.
New York, Jan. IS, ls4..
For Coughs, Colds, Soreness of the Chest Lungs,
Shoness Of Breath Consumption &C. this Basam is the
best medicine known to the world.
at I25 Fulton, corner Nausau Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn;
Dexter, Albany.
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MILLERIsM AND INSANITY. The is a passport
to the other. We saw an aged man on Saturday
enquring the way to The Lunatic Asylum on Black
wells Island, to see his "poor boy" son who was
carried off first by Mersm, and then by insanity,
and is now in the Lunaiic Asylum.
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ANOTHER MovR-General Murphy, of Ohio, held
hree in Tammany Hall on Saturday evening, and
made splendid speech in favor of Captain Tyler,
which was highly applauded there He told the Ty-
Ter democrats to organise-organise-org The
General win also appear at the first Tyler spring
ball. this evening" to which he has received the fol.
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ANoTHER.-It is said that the keel of another
large packet ship TO be called the Yorkshire, and TO
take the place of the South America, is shortly TO
be laid down in this city. The wants Of commerce
and the travelling public like Oliver Twist con-
stantly CRYING for more.
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CONSTELLATION OF TALtNr.-The beautiful and
chanting Miss Mary Darling whose exhibitions for the
past week have been the admraiono Of the bea mond,
aud have been visited nightly by the Swans Of city,
Ia rc-engaged ut the American Museum. We have also
the pleasure OF announcing the first appearance this
season, Of DR.. Valentine Chang Fong, Celeste etc.,
make the attractive performances Of the present week
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o. SUCH is THE NOTICEABLE EGorIsM on

90 SUCH is THE INrOLERABLE EGOTIsM OF
some OF our city quacks that when they out with the
intention OF pulling their trashy nostrims, they uncop-
sciously puff themselves. Wholly negecng TO tell the
public thing about the properties their panaceas
they string and and together to the end of the pa
rograph As for example, DR.. sangrado was the first
introduce water cruel. Others may make water Cruel,
but Dr. Sangrado made II first Some people employ per-
sons to write their notices. Dr. sangrado being modest
man, prefers putting himself DR.. Sangrado the in
ventor of puis Others initiated him. but they could not
lay i on 30 thick he did. Dr. sangrado got up o
placard about his water Cruel. He painted Il blue and
green TO attract a enion Several did the same
thing but he had led the way. DR. sangrado is great
man; take DR.. Sangrados word for il
This is the style of FIRST rate notices we nave
recently seen in which the lost in sell
admiration, wrapped up, may say F" In me son.uas
OF his own originality" totally iorgets TO say "oru
abouthis catchpenny preparations 49,, ,.,...,
The Proprietor Of Peters Vegetable rms, Msaca'ea 20
Lozengea and Vegetable Plaster, has nothing to say Of
himself hut for the benefit of those upon whom diseese
has laid its heavy hand, he wishes TO make known ,ne
real qualities of his remedies in the smP'e' S"Bh' 'or
ward language Of truth. -
Principal Office l26 Fulton corner Of Nassau st.
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NAVAL l. b. Culley ship builder OF Balii
more, has contracted with the Navy Departmen
for the construction of brig OF ten guns.
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PnoRoeATroN OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEesLA-
TURE.-After a session Of seventY5eyht days, the
Legislature has adjourned, andi pV mbers gone
home to their wives, children, AM. constituents.
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HERO OF CHEPAcHET. is stated that Thomas
w. Dorr arrived at Boston on Thursday evening,
from New Hampshire, and proceeded the next day
on his way TO Rhode Island
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The CoMEr.-Dr. Lardner thinks the comet now
visible is not comet as will be perceived by the
following paragraph from the New Orleans Tro-
pic: =
AVIEw OF THE HEAvENs-Last evening at half past I
o'clock we accompanied DriLardner ana several other
purpose of viewing what supposed to be Laugiers
comet The horizon. for several degrees in height
dimmed and hazy, and it impossible to discern with
the telescope aught like the luminous nucleus common
to comets The tail pretty visible, stretching in q
direction from the base, towards the constellation
Taurus-ts extremity reaching almost to the foot of
Orion. Dr. Lardner OF opinion this his first view
a the
tal spectacle The moon was full and very bright so
that complete examination could not satisfactorily be
made We somewhat in first impression that it
is comet, bat the lapse of few evenings and the alb
sence ofthe neon, will set all speculation al rest.
Notwithstanding Dr. Lardner's doubts about the
comet, and his reluctance to be carried away by
the tail theory, it is very clear that the tail theory is
correct, and that our comet is one of the very first
water.
The following extract is from Savannah paper
of the 2lst inst.
this comet has evidently passed its perihelion and
minish in length and spendor although, perhaps will
present. more conspicuous appearance when freed from
atmospherical influences by becoming elevs
ted in the heavens Continuing to recede from the SUM-
we may expect to observe continual dminuton ofmo-
sS SssS sss die or be
and at length beyond the sphere Of observation
and will probably off to visit other sysems lost
in the immensy Of space Assuming the apparent ex.
tent Of this comets tail after it's perihelon passage
have been 60 degrees and its equal that
our sun, fair assumption) may form approximate
estimate of its real length For the sun, which u.s. in
round numbers about miles in diameter subends
angle Of about 80 minutes half degree follows
that the tail Of comet which at the distance sub.
tends angle 90 degrees must be 100 times long
the diameter of the Therefore, the length OF this
appendage must have been at least 100 times ss000
o5 100000 mes-an extent surprising the whole inter-
val between the earth and sum- and which would employ
light upwards of nine minutes in traversing it, propaga
TED at the rate OF $4,000 miles per second This est.
which reaches the eye from the midway point the tall
is at right angles to the axis direction of the same
which far from being probable If this is the case
must be foreshorened and consequently may be really
much longer than mode of computation indicates. 1t
certainly cannot be less, bat may be much greater
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90 THE BOHON UPAs TREE OF JAVA-Ths
tree is famous Of the strange productions of
which exudcs aposon deadly in its USE and it is said
be surrounded by the OF beasts of prey and
venous birds who have come within it's influence. We
produced by the Upas Tree II is in our climate; we
breathe every hour until the system finally
impregnated with its magn power. II is Consumption.
We cannot move without coming in contact with III
fuencet is hic ct ubique here there and every where
i attacks the strong man and the weak man. and pulls
down both like ending in Death, Happy is that within
four years past remedy has been that taken
in time will drive Consumption from the outposs and
cuce him to submission without fail That remedy is
Pease Sons Extract of Hourhound Candy which will
eradicate coughs, colds chs and in fact all complaints
which spring from sudden changes of climate and
The best advice to the afflicted is to try IL in time
Sold wholesale and retail 45 Division st. 10 Aston
House, ITO Broadway and SO William st.
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The EXEMPTION LAw.-Those friendly to the re-
peal cf,his law will find article upon the subject
in another column
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REQUEST. honest Jack Hill rake the gut
tiers and probe the avalanches of the Second Ward,
and see if he cant pick out Street Contractor or
twol Remember the reward
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oz- BRIsToL,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

90 BRISTOL'S DECENTRALIZATION
PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.-By reference to the adj
vertisemens in another column, will be that
Of the most remarkable cures performed has just
been effected by this invaluable prepar II is the
case ola man we'll known to business men, and coming
as it does unsolicited speaks surely and in way not
to be mistaken that public opinion is fast gaining in its
favor as purifier of the blood and renovator of the hu
man system No extraneous methods adopted TO puff
it into notice. the proprietor rather it should work its
way solely on its own merits What parent brother,
sister, having relatives and friends suffering from that
dreadful disease crofula but will at least take the pains
to inform themselves Of its certain healing powers7 We
has and will do to call on Mr. Thomas Hogan 205 STAN
ton street. and satisfy themselves by reragable tesmo
ny.
landt street, and lsS Greenwich street, and druggists
generally.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
Herald Literary Depot.

Herald Literary Depot.
All the new and cheap literary publications of the day
for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFFICE,
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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AWFUL EXPLOSION 1t will be seen by the letter
from our Albany correspondent, that Father Miller
is dead. The earthquakes and comets came too
thick and fast for him; he could moi stand it, The
millennium, therefore, stands adjourned sine die
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The Pleasure of
GENERAL MuRPHy's
Company is respectfully solicited at the
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL,
In Honor Of Captain Tyler,
TO BE HELD AT
MILITARY HALL, BOWERY,
ON
Moudou Ereniug March 9th, 1913.
Monday Erening, March 9th, 1913.

This ball is to be the first movement towards the
next eection-for we learn that the Tyler party is
not merged into the locofoco mass, whatever Major
Noah may say to the contrary The Major and his
clique, 1t is said. wanted to dissolve the Tyler Com
mittee, and hide them In some shook and corner"
because some OF them wanted to ascertain what
had become of the 5000 collected from the Custom
House Officers in this city to support the cause
Who got the money? Who can tell? Fifty dollars
for the information.
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OFFICERS, ATTEND.-The officers who are ap-
pointed as sentlnes to preserve peace and order on
the Sabbath in the vicinity of Fulton, Nassau and
Ann streets, are uniformly very remiss in the dis
charge Of their duty. A number of disorderly per-
sons infest the neghborhood ad Hbitin,, and no
officer is ever to check them. The proper au-
thontes,are called to correct this derelIction of
duty.
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0Y- RHEUMATlSM.---The most cfHcacous remedy
for rheumatic affections Ia found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract of sarsapara prepared by
the authority of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city of New York Many of the most distress.
sing and nS c'crae char acter have been permanently
cured by the use OF few bottles Of this popular medicine
Dr. Brandes Dictionary Of the Maera Medica speaks of
This preparation in the most unqualified terms approha-
ton IL Is also OF infinite serv ice in all scrofuous dscnses
cutaneous erupons, and those affections resulting from
the abuse OF mercury Sold in single bottles at Is cents
each cases OF half dozen bottles So so do one dozen
20. w 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office Of thu. College, 97 Nassau st.
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Go TO THE READERs.--.20Ooo persons already
cured Is your hair falling off Is it growing gray
Does 1t engender powaery sediment called dandrun
Are you troubled with scadhead, ring worm. SCI With
Xerotrisc, hidrosse7 Would You have fine, liberal
head OF hair the skin clear and healthy BE careful and
follow the advice gratuitousy offered to you IN Grand
jeans New Treatise the hair which you can obtain at
No Barclay street. FREQ of charge.
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ih3- THE BEAUTY OF TRUTH AND THE BEAU
t. OF the Complexion both cardinal features in our
existence. DIR. Gouraud remedies the defects OF nature
with his incompatible psraons. His Poudre Subtitle
uproots the snpernous air and his Eau dc Butte gives
clearness and beauty to the complexion and skin He is
coptal fellow in his business and worthy OF all conf
dence But IL takes Dr. sherman to cure our coughs,
m,tism weak back, &c. Whoever is afflicted should 10 at
once to Dr. Shorma LOG Nassau street. and get of
the genuine Lozenges and be speedily cured instead Of
wasting their money on the many worthless limitations
and worthless nostrums that attempted to be passed
of upon the uawary.
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THE SEAsoN.-Here the weather continues cold
and the season backward. No signs of a solitary
bud to be seen. Snow from six inches to two feet
deep. In Mobile and New Orleans delightful spring
has made its appearance. Sunbeams are bright and
buds and blossoms shooting out in abundance. At
Portland another severe snow storm set in last
Thursday night And in Troy, last Wednesday
morning, the mercury was six degrees below Zero
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yh3- SARSAPARILLA.-The highly Concentrated
and active preparation Sarsaarlls prepared under The
direction Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the
m,dca faculty. Dr. Brande in the last edition of his in
valuable work on Materia Medca speaks the high
est terms OF appreciation of this elegant article He sses
that in obsnae diseases and in the seorae of
synhs "rossesses virtues not hitherto observed in auy
article of the Matera Me1ica" Such favorable opinion
from ajusiy respected authority does require
SYLLABLE of added recomme pdation This compound en-
tract Of sarsaparla sold in single bottle at IS cts EACH
In cases with half dozen bottles $500 dozen &c.
W. g. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office ofthc College, OF Nassau st.
NIB liberal discount allowed country practitien-
ers and druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-05

To The Subscribers 10 The RichaOnd lyhjy.
After an interval oi some months, again find myself
atmy odd post, and IN the expectation OF permanently com
muncsuns with tho iudugent reader. who have 80. lour
borne with my inadcquacI TO the auous duties vt an cd
tor, and side by side with whom have encountered so
many gses of variant political fortune. Necessity, no,
choice, forces me from the calm cf the county, which
love, to face again the storm Of politics. which hate
lie who throws away the opportunities OF nde ndcnec,
which offer to all in earlier e needs encroach ON the
years which hope had dedicated reposo and contempa
ton.
But, with whatever reluctance resume nv old du.s
II with no dinnuton Of zeal in the have 50 long
supported, and with abatement OF love for it.-Ny
confidence ~ its ultimate triumph never wavered at the
darkest hour Of despoc misrs and when scarcely State
was left with the spirit oppose herself to tho authority
and popularity OF ten. Jackson No, needs no Ghu.,
o tell that the spell, which many years bound the
reason OF the American People, IL broken aud that tho
nightmare OF Jacksouis has He'd not however until had
ridden the body polite into a haggard and cma
ciatod condition. Triumph full and complete is at
hand excess OF confidence does produce rashness
or remissness, and If Fate does not second time
nerpose in unforeseen way, dash tile counsels OF
wisdom, and destroy the hopes of Patriots anticipate no
sach repetition OF disaster for fortune though tickle
Jade, Impartial! in tn, long un,and nd
Renous American plant There but one Arnold in the
long peod OF the Revolution, when mems souls tined
IN severity and aud modern Treason has Jared 81,
badly among u.s. that even the thirty pieces will hardly
again tempt rapacy ambition incur living scorn and
posihumous namy. eleitae sell that the period Of
the resumption OF my duties Of the editors OF this
paper, Is eonemponeous with the revival hough hnrdy
yet visible OF prosperity from the destructive assaults OF
the Jackson era with indications which almost insure the
success OF Wing principles and measures and with the
dawn OF happier day for country
Any schedule OF rny opinions would be superlaous Ii
have modified any one and conviction have com.
manded the change Nor will indulge profession when
The performance - 50 soon to follow. What safely
promise IS and that alone promise,) that long expe
nenee shall be indusuousy devoted assist the public
cause, and meet expectation.
Very respectfully.
JOHN H. PEASANTS