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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-18
UNITED STATES
TIE A EN- RUM,
J2l, hts l29 Chatham street, Ne,c Fo,A


And li6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
AeES 3ls BLHEczTR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rINHE CANTON TEA COMPANY coptinus offer fol
Their assortment specially includes The delicious
powerful grades Green and Black Evc package beers the
nsmp OF elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly led from % and sir tina; tn quality and
power VIII rem m unnpsred N climate. Their
of prosecuting Dnsneis psrap. scarcely be eycced
especially with .sSrsct 60 weight and quality and
vsed cheaTnssr Al purchasers called
articles VIII oh fail TO thoa the fullest satsfacon which
me money will be checnuiy and promptly refunded Coun
shipmnsters w find decided t3Fsn.s, supply thea
selves from this establishment
GrrUIrE JAVA CoFFEs Toas, q every day.
Orders from al parts Of On, Untd stuies executed WIKI
promptitude and despatch.
u The only warehouse III Emenss for the sale OF How.
suas Celebrated Bl4rs Tea. m25 imss
CABELL HUGHES, PiumseT, tns corner Of John
most approved plan. VIII Cr!ion Wa.tr Wafer Closes and
Hvdrants OF ell de,criptil as.
Bath. fteo svn .lc's for 80: and Cold water Lead
and Iron Pipes Of toe test quality ohert Lead Force
LIT fums and all ces ~ ihs line Of business be had
on reasonable toms.
Orders we'd Or Fire and Garden Hose The ,ub,c,
beIs faer Themselves from the long
had IN The above business IA Pa pha to universal
tIsiaction 10 all who favor them with their Iatrona1c
sPErEErEcEs
Joseph Hfacook Builder, ditto
George Ertman Ass,ar so the Fan isbuz Water Wor s.
ditto
l. Enenhut, No. 2ss Greenwich reet,sNew Yo:k
a II. = chrans, dtto, ditto, duo
kablDsau, - Charlton street. ditto
John L. WatiiEs, u Futon sreet. ditto cJ Ipsr
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OUACKERY USED UP!!

days OF the monster Quackey
will be over and the thousands and of thousands
who suffering under diseases and the equally iutol
eranle imposition. Of unprircpied mecenary 9uaess may
their approaching delivcrance The dark ven
of which has hitherto enshrouded the treatment OF
these removed, and hcsmeans ioroba'ning relief
placed within reach oil all Let those who wise avail
themselves Of the opportunity without delay and PROCURE
diseases, by heiu,tly celebrated Dr. VAU6HkN for
years the principal physcian of the Dublin Lock HosWtal
This contains clear and thorough examination OF
ysnsIes diseases in all their various forms with useful and
pac without the aid Of physician, risk OF discovery
This work fail TO invaluable to travellers sea
farms and Others whs often placed in situations
whercthey cannot obtain medical advice.
Ii be drained Book stand 80 Nassau corner OF
Fulton Price IS ANY person sending ST. by will
have re COPY faithfully forwarded TO them. IS mr.
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70, SHIRTS. 70.


THIRD BAsEhEkNSTr sELo Y MA III LANE. N.
city Wholesale dealers viii ind this assertion to be nothin
eis than positive fact Is not the intention of the subscTi
wishes to TO his r and hs he BE-
opened the above establishment supply them with Shirts
to been IN the habit OF paying else where ,so.
Senior A IfRiotpSsrs e sft lA Wf fES
eo% Made en- Inc sn 70 William street. third
P S-PIcuiI attenr paid to private orders. il msr
NAPOLEON COUETlN, No. IesH Fulton street, oppo
site ST paus Church Yard avaiis himself Of the column,
who NAV continue 20 hono1 @ with I anu ba b
connues the Wine and Liquor trade his old above
s ha, ne ns3 now on hand an ana nl assortment
Of the be; qusiy vntGes and brands which he will sell by
he barrel by the dozen He has for sale
hne French Vinegar. Olives, Cepers, &c.
He begs also recommend the favor Of the pu bc hi,
commodious saloon WHO'S he keeps constantly h,nd the
is furnished it'll carita Chabs Saurur. sauerne, Basac
Gbambertin, and Champagne wines A Geld collation. Ia
Families supplied order with wines. nso linz
pIANO-FORIES-Tae subscribers respectfully inform
moved from their sie Mace of business ~, BSosdwav to
franklin street, between Church and West Broadway, wher
Foes TSi. 9fm hea a e pna new
1g Ho 'haEs and b tone @ tu
that be transprsed
TO suit the vocai, io Of in
.tIpment aud therefore worthy the attention Of
well the artist large of tablet Piano Foes
wood and mahoganv and Ga ocnyes, with
action are also eSns5snty kept band and will be sold at
LINDELL, wENNERs IRON & co.
ml2 lmeec lis fankln street.
FOR sALE-A pleasure sail boat about
long, bailt st workman with board sail
d s , . viii , , fSpsas ed s be fine
further 70, For phe particulars apply Mr. Yates
at the Jersey City Glass Mandatory. where the boa,
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TO THE LADIES.
NO CURE NO PAfs

DR. COOPER, of II Duane street. between William and
- Chatham Streets takes this method of informing the cit
and that he still aod IeIc to the afflicted
both and be always with the utmost con
dence in the Of delicate dseases Dr. Cooper
from residence Of many hospitals in Europe devoted
practice this city, for the last ten years in this paslcua
branch sale speedy and enecu
such mseyes under his treatment
Recent cured in three days Dr. Cooper uses
mild and jpdicious mode of reamsntw require no
and deplobe need despair OF complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he the only
regularly qualified Duane street. aud
exhibits diploma from the Spyyesan Institute Of this city
procured by false certificates and false The mot
voable secrey observed all consultations Separate offices
patients in Letters. post paid at
c1ded Charges moderate. Office from In the morn
ing until 10 o'clock at night. Office IA Duane street.
IN I'm
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THINK OR iogKst. YES, BEFORE TITS

ph 1OlHSttsN I'D, BEFOHE Is
TOO LA -.
THOMAS WILLIAM HAR. FRS COUGH MEDL
ClNE-IhIi medicine been before public for Y
year, Which proof being good medicine IL his
cases OF Asthma 80 Standing has been known
ia IN one neQi the Whooping Cough. be give
babies old with perfect safety For coughs colds
there at bctt'r medicine. Put bottles q
and 80 each sold wholesale all sfce 2e
william s'-eci. rceoossoub OF Bee Removed
IRON y 2 Bowefy sod 81 Bowsry. Walker 81.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
IH'LLlfS Merchant Tailor, (lae of 7 A,tor Hous,
- posdway) impressed with the necessity OF ee,ns The
exsehcy the times by the reductions OF his prices finding
TO 90 so while sgbect TO the outays
brofoway i0csan necessarily has on the
only wa 70 enert hs-withopt dp agement the quality
OF hs garsIs he hs ihereiore, removed his
gentlemen besropie deduction Of ten Der cent
from his former low prices. w. ~
The following J, submitted merely Irecimen of the
fore going assertion - Wv
superfns Coats made in the b,u style, from 81 ,la
Erts do. Of the finest o. ally, Ia 20 ~
chai,,e ,Ness, as
be relied in all respects, be OF the genuine
lower any other house furnishing The same
qualify Of articles. III lmr
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TAYNE'S HAIR TONGA fms head of hair is an asso
lutte reqa5on TO G male beauty. Even Paul, who
anly wa no hatler.r says that Tor woman to have long
nave been .hoIn of th. glory" by general local
fact Established by pmpeachibc evidence that
It will repIoJuce hair bald places: elect when, al
though claimed for eli the haiI
1T ss we know, accomphcd BY nome except Jayne Has
Torc Sold by the qua retail by B. d. Sands
druggs No. 70 Fulton II Easi Broadway and 2I3 Bread
way Price Si-six bottles for s.. i'll 2wsm-
ITO THE LADlES-STR.KER'S SOLUTTON-Thcre
occasion false HAIR of color OF
the hair Ladies often troubled with pain disease in the
head by the Of the false HAIR Ladies
have gray hait changed TO look well did without
injury Mr. has expressly TO be tended by lady
his residence Also Mr. g. will change genemeph hs TO
,hade color Druggists would DO well keep sale
other cities as hunbug dyes going OF date Whole
sale End retail at No. & Chatham opposite the regser
Ire mo ana -,
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IMPOKTANT no FEMALES.

nR. MELVEAU. Office l29 Liberty street, Green
II witch street, whose the treame mt OF
plants arising from eguiay total OF the
gained him ceebrety deems but
that much Of his success belongs 70 the
truly wonderful effects OF the Portuguese Female Pills.
whics he and importer for the United States The
certainty n all female op,tructons surprising Sec adre
tise mt OH last COLUMN Of fourth page.)
Dr. MeiveaE be conEulted all complaints incident 10
tsnsIst w,th lhrlsiIcte.t rnnGi mlp I'm hvNwxr
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TTNWINES, Nc-BridpoH Sein Twmc.
i Bale and Ball do
Gotten Wrapping Sc do
Gotten Yarn and Wick.
Gotten Warp,
American and English show Thread of various umbcu
aud qualities, for sale in lots suit purchasers bv
y. KINGSLEY,
m23 Inn III Maiden Lane.
AND CALICO rRINTERs.-For sale, excellent
building, with wheel good stream of
with good house end buildings -four of
al in good order situated 6odwinsvilie four miles north
of Pacuon N Jecenty occupied cotton factory. Any
wishing to start the above business would do we'll
call, for further particulars, on
JOHN A. VAN RIPFR,
Corner OF Tallman and Bridge streets,
,uJAl Int cE call. ~
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

II DEAFNESS CURED-Without wishing TO Interfere W N
Dthe privileges Of Of worthy neebbors who pref
70 use an ear trumpet, and thus gather with difficulty
little OF what said 10 the be restored the
natural organs, and hear all that is said, hello
marking that medicine died Scara's Oil Tor Deafness
LA, aey been introduced which bids fair prove fe
tua for the obstinate We will opy edd
this suggestion that II is 70 be had at ABB 4 y SANDS
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

meni was tiade gu Monday, the dth inst.
that The ehsrks af The gfeat auction house
Of Austen, Wllmefding u Co, had been
found in seyafai Of The banks. forged. Ae.
ebfdiBg To die Journal ef Commerce, thai
house keeps accounts in n great number Of
ba inks, and its checks nfe NIL signed by 6iifi
Of The firm and endorsed by MIR. Priest, the
cashier. IN II thorough investigation,
the following amounts were discovered ia-
Seventh Ward Dank, $4,000 City. a5nn0s
America. $4,000 American Exchange.
$4,000. Merchants. 5000 Manhattan,
$1,000 Unien #9D0D. Commafes, #2a00
State. $500 phsnis. $4,000 total. a1s.
200. Eneh of these sitns WINS drawn ~
one check, and The payments several Of
The ~tellefs remember 10 hive tnade 10 a
clerk Of The house. The checks were all
dated Aug 3ist. On that day, al 10
o clock in The mefhing, n young rnaf, about
ID yehfse old. WHO had been employed by
A., w. 81 Go. for Two Or three years past,
IeItsthe store and had not returned. His
tanne 10 Henry Saunders, quite accom-.
pl,slled in his style Of address, The son of
n physician. who came ftoin England
some years ngd. and now resides at Tho
Wallabsut. in Brooklsn,-The mother Of
tl,H lad. How deteased. was quite MI accom-.
pltshed lady. The family Ind been once
a%fiiuent, though not 50 on their arrival in
this country. The absence Of The lad ere
atrd no anxiety, and WAS perhaps Ices
thought Of, because he had been somewhat
Irregular so lint II little apprehension had
been excited absnt his habits, and n ellnngs
being very convenient, another clerk had
been employed in the bark business. 1t
was at first supposed that Saunders Ind
cot off In The Great Western, bnt the off
ptrs Of several of the bahks which suffered
h,nst severely by The fofgeriaa, state In n
public notice Thai Saunders did not take
passage In The Great Western. aH was zen.
orally stated, since he was known 10 have
been in The city as late Ms 9 o'clock, 7. NJ,
on the day If her smiling, His father was
arrested aud examined, but nothing wat
discovered 10 ilnplieate him in The crime.
Of his son. lie says he knew nothing o.
The mattef until he saw It IN print, Satin'
ders was not skIlful psinan. from whltt
| II IL inferred that he must have bud nm nc
complete. A reward Of $4,000 has been
offered for Tho apprehension Of Saunders
and for The recovery Of tho lpanay. A pro.
~portiunato reward II offered for any paf
oIthe money. The forged checks with ont
exception. were paid principally I%ff1lotes q
$1,000 each.
The hest days mail brought to New
Yoil accounts Of further astounding far
garie#. committed by William Goddard
Postmaster Of. putefAhan, Massa who hal
hitherto borne an uninipeaehable chafse
ter for honesty and integrity. The = maun
of forged papar exceeds s4l 900. Mf
Goddard j. n memher Of several tradlnl
and manufacturing fiftns. He confesse
fully The perpetration Of the crime. on
entirely absol tss bic partners. who mr.
gentlemen Of high standing, from MI know
lodge If it, commission.
Goddard was arrested md held 10 haI
In the sum Of $4,000. only. for his appear
hpee before the Criminal Court.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
VERMONT EREcTl

The following from The T'fopie, Of Wednos-
day give the glorious intelligence Of The re.
suit OF the elections in Vermont.
IHg GREEN MOUNTAIN sTATE.-Reitrns
from nearly shalt OF Vermont were received
by Yesterdays ~papers-the gallant little
Wing State has done It's whole duty. The
Wing ticket for State officers had succeeded
by y majority much larger than that Of last
year, and tlaesLegislatpre lie Wing ont md
out. In all quarters heard from, there has
been n steady Wing gain Three Of the four
Members OF Congress are ours--from the
other ~diarfict there Ii no intelligence, The
Albany Journal we'll remarks that l~oeofoeo.
ism cannot flourish whore. as lin Vermont,
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE and UNIVERSAL EpucA.
rtoN, go hand in hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

so1istitues even starvation evertaltes them
after complying with the grinding exaes
tiens oil the government. get but little
navs from home. except through tl,e Eng
lish papers, whirf, are generally filled with
misrepresentation and abuse Of Our eonn.
lty-4so much 20. TINT | sci down every
thing they say as false.
sOhe Mr.. MeMrtree has lately come
here from Natehez, | snpposo) to make
his fortune by cotton planting and gin.
ming. lie will very soon find out his tiis.
take. THESE negroes here afs not Tie
woolly headsd fellows he has been used 10
working in Mississippi ; these work when
II suits them and lot it alone whom they
can keep from starvation. | have six 10
do The work which one will do with you.
| have that number Of very fine ones hir.
ed ut present, and twelve dollars per tlenth
pays the six-that IL, two dollars n mentb
eaeh. This you will say Is small wages,
bit 1t Ia afnple, when the amount Of work
They do IL takeninto consideration. es.
Poetic commence plnnting about The first
Of July, II We have The rains i,y that time.
@. NJ HAWLEY.
Ersaeh, July IA, 1s45."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
MONTGOMERY SLOAN,
COM MISSION M EKC Gu i,
No. ii ORR LEvrr SraEHf.
Nem Orleans.
MIR, CLAY IN ONO.
sept % 30 En.

The following highly satisfactory 'nlor'
nation IF The current Of opinion Among
The wings Of The Great State Of Ohio is
copied from the Ohio State Journal Of Tho
eplh. We have only 10 add TO It The con-
illusions Of n gentleman from hut State,
thoroughly acquainted with the sentiments
and individual preferences OF both pnrt'es.
Araipst Mr.. CRAY, Mr.. Var buren, can
not rnlly n majority. Mr.. GahnouN
would be beaten out Of sight. Col. JoitN-
soy or General CAss might dispute The
State with Mr.. CLAY.
at must have been observed that every
declaration Of mass and delegate Conven-
lion throughout the State have been in In
vor Of the great American statesman OF
Ashland, We do not remember having
seen nm expression, in n township, county,
or district meeting; OF meeting Of delegates,
land nearly every ono has spskebs) but
what has been d clear and explicit com.
mspdat,on Of Henry Clay, md an express
s,ep Of confidence in The elections Of this
fayorito Of oil who are advocating a cotn-
plete restoration and establishment OF the
policy Of Washington and tho fatbers Of
Tho Kepublic-ihe American policy and ke.
publican principles. There IL but one feel.
ing among US in Ohio and for this rea'
son We have neglected TO copy III The ex-
pressions of public feeling, but havs been
content with recording those Of GoHgfes'
| sional Conventions. Our friends In other
| states mav regs assured that HENRY Clay
uH curry fha State against Van Bureu,
Or am other single LoeoJoto, bya majori.
IN as overwhelming as did Geaerm Harri.
son III 1910"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

A tall Jonathan was patrolling up
Broadway q short time since, with a sheet
Of gingerbread under his arm, and gazing
at the signs, when one which was labelled,
General Finding Store, attracted his atten-
ton. He entered chewing at his ginger.
bread, and after u severe effort at swallow.
ing, like a hen eating dough, he exclaimed,
Il swow! you must be darned lucky chaps
TO find all these things-I spose you ha nj
my umbrella, have you T'-NeD
York paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

Hints 10 Parents ind Rich MeH-We
recently noticed Il munlficent net on the
part Of Mr.. Potter, Of Princeton, New Jer.
aey, in presenting his four children with
100000 oaeh, on tho 4th July. This is
said 10. be Tbs second act Of The kind Oil
the part Of Mr.. r. We nerd no better
proof Of The sound sense and kindly heart
Of Mr.. Potts.. When parents have fortunes
Ia beanealll to their children, 1t il much
better 10 divide them before death. We
have frequently observed with pain The
ii feeling eDgendered in families where
children expect fortunes from their parsnts,
and are obliged TO await their demise Be-
fore they can realizs them. A Yhypocti.
tieal strife takes place for the affections Of
the parents; thpse who are ftey hofDe are
| misrspresented and prejndiced by Inc ehll.
dren Mt the hfhside; the faiher is frequent
Ily persuaded to unnatural neglect Of his
elder born offspring by the younger mem.
bersp of tho family, who arc always with
him, and n degrading jealousy invariably
diyturbs the harmony Of the household.
BESIDES this, there IL, hsmiliating as
may be the facf, q sscret longing for the
Ideatft of Ihe t%ssiatof, who ID TO enrich his
beirs. The thirst for Independence and
riches knows no bounds, and often renders
it, victims caIlous 10 the ordinary feelings
Of human nature. The progress Of time
Is carefully noted-the lapse Of yenrs and
hours enters into the selfish calculation Of
human life, and every moment which pro.
traets The delay ofiho rich man. on ihe Stage
Of life IL regataed with Jealous envy by his
expectant heir. We have Witnessed many
such scenes, and they are d part Of every.
day history,
How much better would il be for The tes.
tator, ae Wr. Potter, Il distribute his for.
tune, while living, among his children,
| low much more csngebia TO n generous
mind TO seey before death, his descendants
in the enjoyment Of independent ease; 10
witness big off pring, by the aid Of his
well directed bounty, rising to honorable
position IN society. We know of nothing
moro cruei Than Tho spectacle Of a parent
living in afluencs, with children sirug.
Cling IN poverty and distress against the
bufetings Of the world, refusing TO extend
TO them the least aid from his own abun.
dant stores. These observations will apply
equally well to TO The man Of competency
AZ 10 the mtHaonaire, Advancing age
freezes the blood and dims the eye, but
why should It dry mp The heart and drown
NIL tho good feelings flour natures IN ava.
rice and aslfishpess7 Why should age lose
its synpaiby with youth, and stinginess
md parsimony fake the place Of generosity
and good naturef Let Us hope that the
good example Of Mr.. Potter may find I'M
lators.--Phladclphn Forum.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

FIsHiEe AT NEwroUspLAsn-Tbe New
foundland Times of August 9 says -" An
unfortunate affair has taken place in the
neighborhood of Lamalines, a harbot on the
southwest shore OF the Island. It appears
that a French boat had broken through the
restrictions Of the Treaty existing between
England and France, and was fishing, as is
a common occurrence, whiting the limits es-
~pecfally assigned to the British 4 boats
crew Of Fl. M. Ship Electra, which had been
left there for the protection Of our fisheries,
gave chase to the french boat, and, not be-
ing able to cone up with another, a shot was
fired over the FrenchHnan this was disre-
5garded also, except that a greater determine
ton to escape, with the help of additional
canvass, was manifested and then, by the
command OF the Midsbfpnsn in charge of the
E1setra's boat. a shot was fred into the
French craft, and, we regret to add, one Of
the latter was killed."
The New York Washington Monument
Association was fully organized ON Tues.
day, and is now @prepared to proceed TO
business agreeablyt to the provisions of its
charter. Col. JoHS TRUMBULL formerly
Aid of Gen. Washington) was elected
President, Hon. RoaERT III. MoRRrs,
(Mayor, Vice President, NICHOLAS DEAN,
asG. Secretary. and MosEs Fl. GRISSrLL,
ESQ. Treasurer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
OPERATIONS or THE BANKRUPT
~

From d report made BY The Secretary Of
State 10 the Senate. Hays tie washington
Spectator. We have COUPLED The fslInHiaa ata4
tisties Of The proceedings under the bankrupt
law in The various States, SO far as heard
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

Cause IF HE rerital Of Businsss.@-Ths
New York Commercial Advertiser Of ID.
tufday, says. "Ihe Improvement which
has taken place in tho trade o.. Tho coufi-
try NAV be considered as the result, foa
pfsat extent, Of the tariff Of 1912. The
protection afforded 10 eur manufacturing
interests ut a moment when they were
suffering frota the extreme depression OF
trade has besn Of advantage not only to
those directly concerned bot to The other
great interests Of The county. II has fur.
nished the agricultural interests with d
home market IN Tho absence Of II foreign
demand; h market which itis The true poll
icy Of every Country TO foster and pro
teef4
.sPerhaps no better illustration Of the Of.
feet tbuspfoduced can DO given ihaH that
afforded by the article Of wheat. The
crop Of tho lust year, as ~ well known,
was exceedingly large, and the general
expectation has bsen during The present
seasen that flour would decline TO a very
low price. More especially has this been
the case since the prospects Of the PRESENT
crop have been SO favorable. But the nc.
itual result has been directly Contrary to
this. The price Of wheat, both on The ssa-
board and in the interior, 10 now from thir.
ty 10 fifty per cent higher than the Iswsst
prices of lbs spring. TO what cause o
this be attributed
"Is it not the direct result ofan improves
ment ia the condition Of other branches Of
labor, by which they are enabled to pur.
chase more freely and pay better prices g.