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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
ON EXCHANGE AGAlN-RETURN TO THE OH
STAND

ON EXCHANGE AGAlN--RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND.
TIVE undersigned, after years. experience Of the evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
10 intern HIS and the community general
lease of of his old stand No A. Formerly 81 Wall Nor
Iebrated by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECEa beacon all who OF good cheap and
fas. able garments 49,
To such his old patrons who have lost sight Of him
durng his wanderng lac invites Their return to the Od spot
with Off strict adherance TO his well established
fame for skill and OF the public generally ne So
call being prepared with assortment Of fine and
,onabe cloths cassnes vestings &c &C. which ne Will he
~ s.r,- ~ oss o.iy The same care and attention he
slowed making and trimming when the coth
I'd Of hr c. g. Raboock continues in the cutting depart
ment. CHARLES con,
NO liar Sign Of the GoldenFleAee, No.t Wsll st.
TIE SUBSCRIBER has removed from the store No
G55 Br acwsy, 10 la Canal for the n
the CASH TAlLOIING BUSINESS in all its branches
and IN style OF elegance which cannot lie surpassed by
other heu II the intention OF the undersigned TO ask such
pces Tor m goods cannot fail TO meet the appreciation Of
the public aud e1ceen! assortment will be kept ON hand to
su the taste Of all.
Garments also be altered and repaired this establish
ment at reduced prices.
call is respectfully solicited by your obedent
Nj. RICE.
n B. Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth have them
made the reasonable and good fits warranted
n22 msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
THE HUMAN HAIR bEAUTiFIED, RESTORED
AND FORCED TO GROW
BY A THREE sHlLLINGBOTTLE OF
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.


THIS be proved by respectable citizens.
who th, really does all represent We sell three
shilling bottles that cheap 1t gives
hair most delicious appearance aud clean Give it
ons trial and you'll Re satisfied will actually force the hair
to grow any pat where hair will grow naturally the
head body. II has strengthened the roots, thus
staying the hair from falling OF, cleaning the dandru
from the scalp 1t also light red grey hair to
the hair naturally dark from the roots: pesons use this
merely dressing the hair nothing economical 10
keep SOFT dark silky and beautiful least three times
any other preparation for the hair Sold price or
shngs bottle the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chat
ham ST. y; Zsber, Ledger Buildings, Phsdelphia Red
ding State Boston; and lss Fulton st. Brooklyn L.
MS lmsec
BOTTOMS WORM LOZENGEs !-Paren,s-Heie {.
~ failing remedy and whenever children seem to
droop lose heir color their sleep and ether nd
cations Of worms give these Lozenges They will disaP
point tested their satisfaction Mr.. W. w.
Heuv ais Blocker only doses his child and
the health entirely restored The child, who pale aud
listless and playful Prepared only by
E. l. Cotton and sold by him his Drug and Chemical Store
Blocker N Y also by T. Il Greent Chemist &c 3s9
Broadway. Walker MIC lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28

THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just Teeeiyed from GERMANY
and offer for sale, a variety of WATER PROOF and
AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYDRINE, for which rag
have been taken England and Germany They
Of India qbsI from which they DISTINGUISHED BY being
gong altcrat whatever by change Of tsmpeatur
These articles manufactured with WOOL couon linen silk
Its, CATERS. ,APRoSs, MILITARY TENTS TENTS
HOSE Also HAT AND BONNET LINlNGs with
HOSE AND GLOVES for those aslle!ed with son, md
SEs Sc AWe2g the they have article PREPARED for
all kinds OF vehicles and boats. Also for BAL
Looms and for BAGS which may contain y,
oily fluids without chance OF leakage They have also
of this manufacture lent article Of SAIL CLOTH
which will will last longer be lighter
than ordinary sail coh and require numbef Of hands TO
manage them. In the m Of UMBRELLA LAS this
other material Indeed ths usual
application OF the ANhYDRl>E must be amos unlmt d.
IL be omitted that this article is admirably
adapted for feather bed the respiration from
diseased healthy and destructive
feathers will under prevented from and
cannot extend hey ond the exterior Of the tick.
PETER n WISSNAFN,
lmsec 20 South William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28

SHiRTS' SHIRTS The subscriber has hand com
plete of Shirts, made the best and
ine materials, Of the following kinds, viz -
DO do do do and COLLAR
Fancy Colorpd Shirts. OF various kinds.
Also slk and satin Scaris, plain aud figured; Enslis4,
French and Italian Silk aud Satin Cavats black and coored
Under Shirts and Dswes Of nerno silk aud cotton; Shaker
flannel and Shaker knit; lambswooi, cotton, silk,
country kuit shaker knit Half Hose Stoves Supendes
Csvst Stfener Collars, Bosoms Silk Purses &c &call Of
which will be sold at reasonable terms AZ
CHAFFIN'S Furnishing Store,
nj imsm Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28

WHO WILL HAVE THE TOOTH ACHE when, by
w calling on W. E. PARSONS, Dentist, No. 2,3 Becker
directly opposite Downing
soyed in moment and filled Est for years. il
too much ecayed have texacted for only
serted on he most improved principles hl!iag SC &c all
raons performed that proportion which fail
within the every Individual and warranted be
in the bes' possible manner, the money refunded
B. References will be OF The first families
the mmeiat vciay. who have experienced the benefits
his operations to their entire satisfaction and who will testify
To the above statements ui0 I'm
DOCTOR J. GRANGER desires in iutnre TO limit his
practice and confne his attention entirely those Diseases
in the of WHICH he has met with uniform
a-Disesses of the Heart Lungs and Rectum. in all their
The remedies the diseases ap
olcaton, in their effects and their preparation
Office Of Doctor Granger No. 81 Amty street
Hours from q IN he afternoon, ol7gmSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
CAN ANYTHING BIZ PALMER

GAN ANYTHING BE PLAlNEk
IS 4: Sc; :;S ssS; I s:s III
YORK, sySs sou Van Bqsep then come; the voice e the
S: ss:sd ds. .
sds,oru.hsd B9ueE ruler il the Empire State
s nj his sUas e sn Ihs
s'"Pc,solHMsiP Ut NJ EXTRACT OF HoARHoyNp,
and the world ming and convinced Of every
Underwood. Oct "A. 1888.
ss I Scr FL of @
the very otginF which have been plea
% but 81 when oa
denc it. eca which well warranted by the experience
Very respectfully your obedspt 8 ss.y - suppu
HERMITAGE. April IT. ls4s
Bye e
snc;1: han.1 saP o.!, add
have will its inventor go down to p0sery as one
am 'fg' os4 sA sii snG df;Ssssss
Tn, p,s.;a.n WAsH Ms,,, P aD ls1 Il,
snS ys @ Sc thanks for candy
himself st aa colds has sssS with much benefit "
'"' with j Sidz s';i' i:Ess,
M s;:n; Rss.e s sons -,
of 18th ult the receipt of box Of
Clarified Essence of andy Allow thank
you for this kind respect and to the hope that will
be Literally paronsed in your eff public The aIti
those who have had occasion it.
Your obedient servant,
WIN. G. BOUCK
Mcssn have repeatedly used Candy for coughs and
colds, and always found relief but official duties
from writing you before; but have lately cured of
the influenza cannot withhold from recommending the
the public.
am yours truly, -
ROB'T. H. NORRIS.
9th June, i043--City Hail. New York.
To Nlessrs J. Pease < Son, IS Division street.
Sold wholesale and retail IS Division 10 Aston
House; Broadway la2 Water street. 70 Fulton Agents
Reddng Co st street. Boston, Burgess Zieber No
Ledger Budings Robinson ITO Baltimore street. Baltimore;
Bravo Morgan, New Orleans.
liberal discount country merchants for cash. All
letters paid directed John Pease Sons Is Division
with good city references will be puncuay attended
M I'm
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WONDEkFiJL DISCOVEkY

DlSCOVEh 7.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change grey hair to its original COLOR few minutes This
solution different from offered and fail
preceding all Others 1t is highly ecacious and possesses
great Of identifying the hair without inurng its
growth
Those who doubt its virtues requested to have their hair
changed before paying their If humbugs would take
this method there would be no reason to complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied, No Chatham st.
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York. stairs.
u5 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
GENTLEMAN's FURNISHING STORE
MAIDEN LANE

rNhE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jegelry as low lower than any other house IN
the city To wit: cold Watches from SIS 500 each.
Silver do IRON S. TO $50 each All watches warranted to keep
good the atches, Clocks and Mu-
steal Boxes repaired and warranted than any other house
in the city. Second hand watches and old Gold and Silver
taken exchange, bought for cash. THOMPSON IA
FISHER importers Of Watches and Jewery wholesale and
AMOS r. THOMPSON,
MS lm-m RICHARD FISHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
Fl ODG E'S LON ON

CORDIAL GIN.
THIS superior article always be obtained the Wine
Vaults, No ia Fulton street, one door from Dutch street
HODGES
CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERs.
These bers highly ended by the Medical Facul
of Eiope for the APPETITE nd be used
Ned with water wines liquors a9d cen be
obtained at all the principal hotels Ia the United Stats Sold
wholesale only at No ia fulton ST. door from Dutch ST
Agents for Boston, Mass Mssrs. Blake Trumbul corner
Milk and Federal For Providence, X. j. Mr. Thomas
Spencer, No. Is West Water Areet.
p SThs above articles may be had in bottles for family
Also-STOUGHTONs BlTTERs ESSENCE PEP.
PERMINT, PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER. of superior qualities, At
NO. III FULTON STREET,
rl3 lmsec One door from Dutch street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for exploration,
by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists aud Chemists, Granite
Buildings Z73 BEosdTsy corner Chambers street Newly
Sands Co.. II East Broadway, Market street and by
Druggist generally throughout the United States Price
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. n9 1m>m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
Henry Clay l. John Q. Adams.

Strange as il may appear, the stale calum-
ny against Henry Cray that his supper, Of
JoHN QuiNcY ADAMS was obtained by offer
ing him the post Of Secretary of State, often
and dpcsively as it has been refutcd, is yet
repeated by some of lhe more reckless Logo
Fuco papers. We lind in a printed speech
made by Mr.. Adams at Maysville. KY, DUR
ing his recent visit to Cine innati, q denial Of
Of lis truth SO strong, so explicit and SO
solelnnly made, that il does Ipi seem possible
for any man, however dcpraved, TO give il a
moments bell f or to repeat it in any form
without shame for his dishonesty. The com-
plImcnlary address TO which Mr.. Adams re-
piled, alluded to Ills defence OF Mr.. Clay
from this slandcr, in his letter. to the Wings
Of New Jersey. Mr.. ADAMS spoke Of HE
matter thus -
IL thank you, sir, for The opportunity you
have given inc Of speaking of The great state
man who was associated with me IN ile adj
minIslratlon of the General Government, at
my earnes, sollcilaiion-w belongs pDt To
Kentucky alone, but 10 The whole yulon ;
ud is not only All honor to Tins Stale and
ihls Nation. but to mankind. The chnrges
TO which you refer have after my term "f
service had expired, and It was prppeI ipr
me TO speak, denied before The whole conn-
try aud here reiierdie and rcgDrm that dc
niat and as ! expect shortly To appear be-
fore my God. 10 answer for the conduct of
my whole life. shouid those charges mue
Iomd htr may 10 Me Throne or Etermm Jus
iice, ! WILL IN THE PRE- sENcE OF OMNi.'o-
rENCE, REPROaopNcE THEM FALSE"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

\ The Farmers Club, Of New York. had a
meeting on Tuesday evening Of last week.
and from The published accoun, of their pro-
cecdlngs, we extract the following -
Mr. Meigs stated that Mr. Ptll, of Ulster
Gonnty, made statement al the Repository
rrla,lge to his Experimental Farming, from
which it appeared that he had found bcnc6t
from The use Of oyster shell lime. using 300
bushels por acre. That in addition, no had
employed 80 bushels Of charcoal per acre.
That on this charcoal dressing, he obtained,
last summer, seueniy right bushels and i,peniy
fow quarts OF wheat per acre. That he hpd
twenty thousand apple trees in full bearing.
That in dry weather he had applied lime iice-
" oi the roots-foUnd that this preserved the
ycrJuyc and growth when The ncighborhood
wns much injured by drought. That he had
cut wheat two or three weeks sooner than his
neighbors; and when the root Of The straw
began 10 turn brown, aud when by tho pres
sure Of finger and thumb ,on the grain, its
milk would fly out. That this wheat weigh
ed Ga pounds per bushel. Thai he sold !, for
seed at one dollar when ordinary wheat was
S1k cts. That he cnl clover aud housed II on
the same day, sprinkling about bushel oF
salt over every load. That this clover re-
tanned It's green color, und was preferred by
cattle to that saved The old way. THAT he
dipped q sponge IN ammonia, and applied !,
go the worm nests on his ir,es, and bansbrd
them completely. That he has sent To mar
ket four housand Il barrels OF apples, many Of
which go io London. aud there sell for nine
dollars per barrel That he employed a man
from Vermont to cngra0 TO- 900 spple trees
for $50 That this man brought company
of men, of whom two sawed of the proper
limbs, two moro made The proper incIsirns
two of lhcml IN The back, two more inserted
The gratis. two morc applied compost or
wax, lallow, and rosin. That out oilbc lO,CC0
gratis, not one tailed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

a sound National Currency, regulated by The
viii and Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with II Fair Protection
To American Industry;
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracng further Restriction on the oxer
else of the Veto:
A faitbfulA administration ofthe Public Dumain
with an Equitable Distribution Of The pro
ceeds Of the Sales Of it among all ih,
States.
An ilopest and Economical Administration o
The General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom of Tnbught ano
Of the Right of Suffrage but with sutabl,
Restraints against Improper lnterierenc,
in Elections.
An Amendment of the Constitution, limitin.
the incumbent Of the Presidential Oilic,
to u Single Term. ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

STEAMER IoLAs.-The winter ar
rangement Of the Steamer lolas, will
be found in our advertising columns.
Instead of leaving Providence on Satur-
day morning for Newport, the boat will
hereafter leave there on Sunday morn
ing, at half past 8 o'clock. Newport
passengers from New-Yoik, who ar
rive in Providence on Sunday morning,
will by this arrangement, have an "p-
portunity Of returning home without
much delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
Municipal.

A special Town Meeting was held on Fri
day morning last, for The purpose of choosing
u representative TO the General Assembly, il
place of II. Y Cranston, resigned, and for 9th
CT purposes.
Il. b. CRASsroS, Moderator.
Hon. Robert Is. Cransion, was elected Rep
reseniaiivc To the General Assembly, without
opposition.
The proceeding Of the Town Council, in es'
tabiishing night watch, was approved, will
the addition, that the watch shall be set at :
. clock in the evening, instead of 10 0o'clock.
The Watch were authorized To arrest riot.
ous persons aad commit them to Jail.
Tho Sghool Committee were authorized To
establish u school for colored children, and to
draw on the Town Treasurer for a sum not
exceeding 500 for that purposo.-[Mreury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

GRAND EXHIBITION AT ARMoRY
HALL.-By reference to our advertis-
ing columns, it will be noticed that the
solemn and impressive Scripture repre-
sentation Of he Last Supper Of our Sd
pior and His APOSTLES, in Statuary, the
size Of life, is now exhibiting at Armoiy
Hail. in this place. Also, highly fin
ished specimen Of modelling in wax,
representing Om Sarior on The Gross
The figures are said to be among the
most admirable and perfect specimens
Of art. In Providence, for some time
past, their exhibition attracted nume-
rous visitors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
The Election Law.

The Providence Journal contains a
communication from correspondent
who desires TO be enlightened respect,
ing the proper construction of the
Election Law-and upon which the
Journal comments as follows. The
note of warning from the Journal, we
trust will be needed in due time.
"Whaieycr construction may bo given "a
tho election law, one thing is certain, the
registry tax must be- paid previous to the last
day OF this month, ia order io qualify The pay
or io vote neat ycnF. II is also certain that
The Dorrltes are organizing, aud, with an encr-
gy that never tires, are determined To fight III
The Spring. No measure Of defeat can satisfy
them and they ure now rising from their
last overthrow, ready 10 go through with the
same course, and, f the friends oI law aud or
der do their duty, Ia end ~ the same disgrace.
The time has now arrived for our friends 10
act. We have not urged very early action
hrcnuso ilr thorough organization OF last year
has rendered The necessity ol II less ImprIali, e
aud when our friends "pcn The campaign, they
wall do il under great advantages. But the
time has come, and ~ every town the good
men aud true must sci themselves 10 the work
Every man must do now Just what he did u
year ago, aud the result now " be just what
II was then.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

Congress met on Monday last. BY
the Washington letter writer's, we learn
that a quorum Of members was present,
and all parties fairly represented at The
opening of the session. We may there
fore expect the Message to-day, if no
delay has taken place in the organiza-
ton of the House. II appears there
are four States, viz: Georgia, New
Hampshire, Missouri and Mississippi,
that have elected members by general
ticket, in defiance Of the law passed al
the last Congress requiring the election
for Representatives TO be held, not by
general ticket but by Congressional dis
tricts. The election in those four States,
which have returned loco foco members
being clearly void, day or Two may
be consumed in the disposal Of the
question of their admission, though as
parties now stand there cannot be much
doubt as to the result.
Jones, of Virginia, it is snid, stands
the best chance for Speaker, having (as
we learn by our Washington cores
pondent under date Of Dec. 4th, OBJ
tanned majority in caucus of one OF
two over all candidates. ii was doubt
!ul whether the Calhoun men would
20 this nopinatiop.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
CHAPTER ~.
DEATH AND. DIsAPPOINTMENT

A few weeks after the conversation al
luded 10 in the las, chapter, the old man
sent for his family to his bedside, which
he had not LETT for several days, and with
half repressed chuckle of satisfaction
informed them that he had an importan,
secret To reveal. Mrs. Lincoln ben,
eagerly over him, Priscilla seated her.
self with her usual quiet composure, and
Lizzie half drew back.
"You have repeatedly told me, madam
that it was for my own sake you valued
me so highly-lor my striking resem-
blance 10 your deceased husband, and
not Cor my wealih-that wealth was moth.
ing in the eyes OF affection, etc thank
you as you deserve for this assurance -
| will not insult YOU by a moments doub
Of it's sincerity"
Mrs. Lincoln smiled benignly, ano
Lizzie turned mpaiIentiy TO the window
81 have taken you at your word, and
fully trusting to its truth, have made my
will accordingly. II is in the hands o
my solicitor. | have left the whole o
my vast property, in specie and landed
estate-with the exception of trItllng
gill to one who is very dear to me to Il
distant relative, the on!y one who has
never troubled me with his company, his
attention or his hatierv, poor apprentice
at dry goods store in America"
Unable to control her disappoin me Mt
and vexation. Mrs Lincoln hurried from
the room Priscilla followed, with still
staielier step than usual, and Lizzie,
springing from the window, claSped her
uncle's hand, cxclaming, 81 am so glad
Now can nurse you with pleasure, and
love you MS much as choose ~
The old man was speechlcss at frs,
with surprise and Joy at length he ex-
claimed-"Is it possible you really care
for me ?"
"Dear, dear uncle, were you moi kind
TO my poor father IN trouble !? Dad you
no, assist him with your purse and in
huence do you think can ever forget
il :"
The invaiid sunk back on his pillow
with closed eyes, through which tears,
the first he had shed for long years, stole
over his wi,hrrcd cheeks, and murmurlng
"Thank God !" fell into ii tranquil sleep,
still holding Lizzie's hand las, locked in
his From that time until his death, she
nursed him with the tenderness and at
tcnton of an aflectonae daughter"
MIS-. Lincoln was agreeabIy surprised
to find on opening Of the will, that the
"triiing gilt to one very dea, to him."
was no less than sun Of 5000, be-
quea,hcd to her daughter Elizabeth.
The latter generously, or as she said
Justly, shared this sum with her mother
and sister, and affairs went on as before,
excepting, that SOMEHOW the ramblcs in
the woods after flowers grew longer and
more frequent"
eve wete trying to fud the little blue
'Forget-me. not which MIR. Wexford Is
sure grows in these woods somewhere"
said poor Lizzie, blnshing and smiling.
when one day friend questioned her
rather too closely upon The subject.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
True copy -wi,pess.
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'ry.

AN ACT in amcnd,nen, Of "An act to an
thorise the city of Providence to establish
house Of correction and for other pur
poses.
is enaeied by The General .4ssemLiy as
Joiiotos:
Section !. II sim be lawful for the mayor
or the board of aldermen ol the city oi Provl.
deuce to berale and discharge at his or their
discretion any person committed to prison
for tue violation OF any ordinance passed by
the city council of said city : or who shall
be committed by any one or more of the
justices OF the peace for said city, under aud
by virtue of any Of the provisions OF The act
OF which this ~ ~ amendment, notwiihsland-
ing the tune Tor which such person shall have
been committed, may not have expired, upon
such conditions Us said mayor or board oi
aldermen may deem proper: and IN case any
person so liberated shall fail To fult the con.
dnlons by said mayor or board of aldermen
prescribed, The court, magistrate or magis
rates by whose sentence such person may
have been originally committed, shall upon
due proof ol such failure. rccommli such
person TO ,ptison for aud during the remain
lng portion of The term oI confinement orgl-
nally ordered.
Sec. 2. The fifteenth section Of The act oi
which this is in amendnent,i is hereby re.
pcaled.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

TUE LATEST EUROPEAN FAssIoSs-Di
rect from Psris.-Among The passengers in
he packet ship Utica, which arrived last
evening from Havre, were n man and his
wife, whose clothes. particularly the lady's,
we're lined with gold and silver watches
with a suitable sprnklng Of silver spoons.
The custom-house officers not being accus
toned TO this new style Of dress, had the
ffrontcry To take out the lining, and clam,
Il as belonging TO Uncle Sam, under the
avs to prevent smuggling. About 400 valu-
rbe watches and quantity Of silver spoons
we're thus taken possession of The duty
n watches is ~ per cent on silver spoons,
70 per cent Jour IF Com.