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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
90 CUTANEoUs snupTIONy. CLEAR SKI

90 CUTANEOUs ERUPTIONs, CLEAR SKIN,
ScA clear healthy and beautiful COMPLEXION, may pc
lor years had her face md neck covered with pimpes
and reokles has stey had The most beautiful com2exon
given her by using the Italian Chemical Soap inns -
one Of tho greatest discoveries in modern sc,encei
changes the color OF dark, yellow or auburn SKIN 70
healthy clearpess; cures all eruptons such ~ sa',
rheum, scurvy, erysipelas, 1t Is an iniap,e
curing tender or chsppcd aeh making the SKIN soil and
smooth II has received the approval OF tne m'oicai
council OF Paris who coll miracle 10 cure any erup
ton or dsfgrrements of the skim sold by
Of the American Eagle, 80 Chatham street, New York
prce 80 cents cats;l by Zeber, Ledger Buildings
philadophia State st. Boston; 1870 Fulton st. Brooklyn
and 243 Broad 81, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
sales of Stocks at Philadeiphia, yosterda

90 shares Pennsylvania Bank its s,44 ttloo scLuyi
Jo sta $4,000 do 1865 54; si6co do 1870 SAT- $1,000 do
1854 6sI $4,000 do ls6i b4i $1,000 do 1882 az $4,000
state So days fiat, 6ia; $4,000 do do 1864 o4t $500
r. r.. HE; siOOOe ChesapeaKe and Delaware Lsna d's,
iss 3a SO shares Girsrd Bank So; $3.50 Pennsy vana
M $4,000 do annual ls43 co. $3.50 do DID, ls4o oo shrs
schuylaili Navigation. a3 o;.
Aaer Board Tennessee ST. sls; 90 shares Cir
ard Rank 81 ssOo Chesapeake and Del Canal 6's, "a;
sly 400 State ss 5sI $4,000 schuyIkill Navigation es,
1912. 100; $4,000 state SIS ls4s, CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
Ne,v. Yorh, weanesday, ssp,smber 5, Isaa
lR BENEFITS LETTERS FROM EUROPE,
NO. III
EoINsuRoH, 18th Au,ust. lslS.

EolNsuRaH, 18th August, 1915.
Here We are, after ten GAYS Of rapid, curious,
snlasns. droll and instructive trayelpg-over part
OF England, Ireland and Scotland We left Lon.
don after the sailing Of the last steamer, and have
visited Dublin and the most beautiful part of Ire
land, Glasgow and part OF Scotland, and we are
now resting In This ancient and picturesque CITY for
day or two
have collected variety of curious incidents and
sketches which will take some time TO arrange and
record. One of the most curious is singular scene
which took place at the Corn Exchange, Dublin. in
which Daniel O'Connell cut conspicuous figure
You will see some account of it in the newspapers
blu, II is so lsushable and droll that will have
TO devote full letter 10 its causes and copseouen-
ees paid shilling at the door of the Corn Elk.
change, ost of cunosity TO see the inside of Thai
GUIDING and ! must say it was well worth the mo-
my. The cause of Daniels ebullition was. Iuuoer
STAND, because his anu slavery speeches were pub
lshed in the United Siates-espe cially by the Her
ad-and thus stopped the flow of rent from that
quarter. This is, however, different question from
Repeal, on which have collected some authentic
lnio nation. There may be a rebellion or insurrec
tion In Ireland, but nsper legal repeal Both par.
ties in Parliament are beginning to talk of con-
ceding TO Ireland, and it is supposed that it will be
done.
But have no time to treat of this question at
lereih to-day Ireland is one Of the most lovely
counines ever travelled over-rlch gree n popu-
ous and apparently comIortable-at least, l saw
plenty OF beggsrs but no distress. Dublin is d mos,
hospltabe city, for | nearly knocked up by
dining and parties. ] have been unwe l have
hardly been able to write for several weeks How.
ever, shal make all up by the next steamer. Au
,ecoir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

LocoFoco NOMINATIONS IN PENnsYLvA HA-ln
the First Congressional District, Thomas M'Culy
has been nominated; in the Third District, John
T. Smith; and in the Fourth, Charles ]. Ipgsrsoll.
James H. Hutchinson has been nominated as the
iocofoco canddatei sheriff OF the city and county
OF Philadelphia
WHa NoNNATloN.-Nathan Sargent, for Con-
gress in the Third District, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90 DAY PERFORMANCES TAKE PLACE AT
four O'Clock this AFTERNOON at the American Museum, EN-
bracDg of the most novel exhibitions ever witnes
sed there No place of amusement this country stands
more favorable in the public estimation presents
rich and diversified attractions than this Those moving
dioramss magnificent beyond conception and the per
formances OF the serenaders unique and finish
as each member OF that corps professor OF music their
songs, parodies &c. perfect and elicit rounds of a
plause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

FROM VERA CRUz.-The barque Anahuac, Capt.
Wilson, arrived last nigh, from Vera Cruz, whence
she called on the 10th ut. We are indebted to
Capt W. for a file of GEL Siglo Diez Nuevo,"
published at Mexico. Later dates, however, have
been received via New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90. RAZORS.-The largest variety to be found in the
city first quality warranted Perumery Brushes for the
Toilet Of all kinds, Shaving and Washing Soap. Prepa-
raons for the Toilet from the most celebrated manufac
tories. at exceedingly low prices. 6. SAUNDERS.
The Metallic Tablet strop invented by Saunders has
Ct superiority from the following scientific gentlemen
are at present in the ossession of the inventor.
Professor j. Griscom Dr. Valentine Mott, Gen. James
Tallm8dge President of the American Institute and NJ
Milken, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 3Ol Strand.
Mandatory l6S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90 LADY WORTH HAVING IS ONE THAT
spends money prudently and therefore always buys the
Balm OF Eden, when she purchases cosmetic at
faction to the purchaser Sold a, 3b Broadway and
at the principal fancy and drug stores in the city.
Put mp in beautiful sty 10 at 90 cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
,.rrSr sOJrTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PpuAprIru,A Sept 5-Arr Palm, Eldndge BOSTON, TAI
leynd Knowo Espot EastST Hand Handy ar Spain, Tn
ESlabetb. Bsss,on NYork Below Allegheny, Brown from
Liverpool. cid Esther Eliza, Rice, EastPort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90 ONLY ONE SHILLING.-PEALE's MUSEUM
and Picture SALARY contains host of curiostes besides
the Mammoth Child, who weighs over four bundrec
pounds and six feet around the waist splendi
performances also given there and the whole is
one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-The success of this
house thus far reminds the visitor Of its palmest days.
The performance OF Every member Of the new company
ELECTS the warmest appreciation, and the praIseworthy
efforts OF u enterprising manogar ente him to the
thanks of all the lovers of the drama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90 IMPORTANT TO THE UNFoRTUNATE.-A
cure guaranteed College Ct Medicine and Pharmacy
OF the city of New York. established for the suppression
OF quackery, is prepared to treat all diseases
of private nature and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maladies advantages not to be with
at any other institution in this country either public
private From the constant correspondence, and from
private arrangements between the members College
and the most nent professors the Medical Institutions
Europe all the improvements in the treatment of these
diseases them long before they reach the
majority of the medical professions of this country.
With such advantages. together with the combined
skill OF the first medical Of this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken 1.-THE suppression Of quackery," will receive the
patronage deserves from that portion OF the public
quirng their services.
Terms for advice and all medicines, s..
N. B. Patients living at distance, by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
tons for with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent of the College, post paid, enclosing So
Be- order. w S. RICHARD SON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

Agents con be supplied with all of the above by making
application at the Office, and reasonable ter ms the
moment they arrive. Subscriptions will also be received
and punctually attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

How TO GET A GOLD MEDAL.-We have been fur
nished with An exposure of a rather bold and sue
cessfal piece of literary larceny by "a young lady,
whose name we suppress. 1t seems, that at the
last commencement OF Rutgers Female Institute
in this city she was awarded the gold medal for
tale entitled 1.-The Maid Of Orleans" A copy OF
" The Token" Tor 1888 lies before us, land in il we
Ind TINS identical story under the title Of Joan Of
Arc" But our correspondent appears to be igno.
rant OF the interesting and tolerably well known
fact, that very few indeed of these prize compost
lions" written by our young masters and misses
have any claims TO or ginality-and why quarrel
with our fair young friend in this case, when So
many" children OF larger growth" aud OF our sex
obtain "gold medals" in the shape OF good ia,
offices. and public gratitude, and the crown Of leu.
res, having still smaller claims 10 misunderstanding
indeed, instead, the whip and the pilloVl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the permanent cure Of gonorrh9a gleet, has
done more good suPpessng quackery than any medi-
afflicted with those diseases can now cure themsc,
without applying to ply sician Sold in boxes con-
tanning one hundred pills. 81 each
w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College OF Medi-
cine aud Pharmacy. o. N tssa,I street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

90 HOW SHALL / CURE MY COUGH7-This
question is frequently asked by those who suffering
under cough and pain the chest and side and
who fhey acquainted with the virtues OF Dr. Sher-
mans Cough Lozenges, and would them, would not
ask the question second time. The relic which they
give is immediate and enduring; in fact in the most des
perate cases they have acted in most wonderful man.
ner and have raised many from the verge OF the grave
who have been pronounced past hope. They may al
ways be obtained genuine of Dr. Sherman at his ware
house. l0s Nassau street. and Of his 10 Broadway
10 Aston House. 2o7 Hudson street. 1888 Bowery II East
Broadway, and 50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

FLIeaTs OF FINAnclERs A short time since,
Horsley Palmer, ESQ, S, Ricardo. Morrsons,
Hopes, Wllinks, and other emne Mt men, visited
our shores. 90 their return they were followed by
General Hamilton, General Green, J. A. Parker,
S Jaudon, Esq, Mortgage" Murray, the Illinois
Commissioners, DAVID Leavitt, Esq, accom-
panied by a myriad Of letters iIom financiers, little
and big, some Of whom talked in favor Of American
credit and ,Crote against it; others reversed the
OPERATION; some honestly supported the national
faith and Others took hone ty responding views
The missions of all lhese gentlemen, with the
cepon OF the Illinois Commissioners has been
successful, because here was no unanmty OF pur-
pose. A portion vainly supposed hat abusing their
rivals would favor their own suits; but they have
discovered that in European eyes the standing OF
all the States Is identical The current liz now
changed, aud each packet brings back some OF these
gentlemen, who seem to follow each other like
eagles to the gathering. One OF the gentlemen,
who recently visited Ell gland the subject OF Safe
debts, on being introduced TO Lord Brougham, was
politely entertained, but when he preached the OBJ
ject OF his mission, his Lordship dryly asked
What has become Of my friend Monroe Ed
wards1" 1t will be remembered he was one q
that " financier's" attempted victims. The man
ner AS well az OF the question, were not Cal
culaIed TO promote discussion upon that subject
Pfejud ces, however, seem to be wearing away
and good stocks considered TO be worth something
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

Tbs DnsENsIoN IN The Scotch CHURCH An
enormous amount et money has been collected to
support the freedom OF the church in Scotland
MANY an aged sinner has had his heart softened,
and his pocket opened at the recital OF distress In
the church Among the contributors, we have
been reloced to see that our old TREND Johnston OF
the f m of Boorman, Johnston ~ Co, has con-
ubuied $500, previous to retirement from business
This is highly gratifying, and we have no doubt the
Messrs L,tile, are perfectly satisfied with such
disposition Of portion OF the $4,000 due them,
for difference on Kentucky Bank stock We Rave
not, however, made up our mind as 10 its Legality
These kind OF subscriptions partake OF the nature Of
a time contract, which are said not 10 be valid
How say you, gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

MURDER TRIAL IN SUFFOLK CouNTY.-The trial
of the German, whose crime made SC much noise
this neiahhorhs silva. ei..s~ tie
murder OF an entire family in Suffolk county, was
appointed to come on yesterday, and therefore we
dispatched reporter to give our readers all the de
tails that may possess any public interest We
have received from him the following preparatory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

D3- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.--'rhe Tonic
Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and phar-
macy Of the City of New YORK. has effected most
extraordinary cures IN Of extreme debility, produ
ced by secret indulgence Being composed of conbina
ton of the most henng and nvgoratng botanical
medicines, it is highly recommended by the medicsl
loss Of appetite, nervous headache snd all unp easant
sensations attending protracted Illness, weakened
constitution Sold large bottles So each; small do 81;
in cases OF half dozen So carefully packed and sent
all parts of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

O3- JUsTRECEIv cd BY THE BRITANNIA, AND
for sale at the Hera Literary Depot Herald Buildings,
North est corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

00- New York is indeed become the City OF
Fountains, and very soon no genteman's parterre
will be considered as finished until marble foun-
tain, with dophins desporting themselves, and
throwing up jets of pure liquid Croton from their
nostrils forms part of its arrangements The pro.
prieters of the American Hotel, have fitted up
few yards square the rear of one of their visitors
sitting rooms, with great taste and judgment
They have made the most Of the hand full of earth
which they possess, and in the centre they have
placed an elegant fountain, which throws up per-
petual streams to sparkle ia the sunbeams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

The STREETS why is it that the filth
taken out of the sewers and drains, by those Peni
Tertiary Blackbirds, under their white driver is
allowed to remain Tor several days exhaling It's
uoxous gas, and impurlty at the corners Of the
streets? Why cannot carts be at hand to carry il
of as it is raised from the sewer? surely would
be much better than the present mode, and vastly
more agreeable to the inhabitants, who live in the
immediate neighborhood. Will this be remedied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

Some philosopher has said that the labor we de-
light in physics pain, ard certainly man must be
fond OF travelling to induce him to bear the physic-
ing and bleeding which the mosquitoes inflict upon
his poor unhappy caroase, passing from the rail-
road station to this QUIT fhe-way place. Within
similar distance of any large city, could not have
try, nor go poor; for except the family of the
Smiths the most prolific of the human race do
not believe respectable pair of rabbits would take
up their abode therein, III the hope of finding herb
ply. After eight hours of hard pulling, we got over
the thirty miles of bog and road, and arrived at this
delectable village. In the jail adjoining thu Court
House, the poor Dutch loafer, Antoine Giesber, has
been shut up for the last nine months and this day
is 10 be tried for the murder of the Smith family at
Hunterdon last year. | will keep you advised Of
all the particulars.
The stage, or the special express, (Which you
please) is waiting, and he swears he will not wait
one minute longer, or l would write more.
Yours, TOBY TRoT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

HEALTH OF THE Cuy.-We feel great pleasure in
being able TO repeat the announcement that our
good city continues unusually healthy Not the
slightest grounds of apprehension of an epidemic
visitation exist The well founded causes of the
alarm recently very naturally felt, have had the
good feet of thoroughly exciting the public 10 the
p-opriety and necessity OF adopting every possible
means of securing the city from conisgIon, and If
easing and preserving lis CLEANLINESS With our
admirable location, aud supersbundant supply Of
pure watef, 1t will be utterly oisgraeeiu if we do
not keep clean. Individual precaulion is also ne.
cessary Avsid unripe frult-shun undue exposure
TO III damp night air-patroniz- our numerous ex-
c,lent baths-be temperate-fesr God and honor
the Republic, and you will do ali that Is necessary
TO have peaceful mind and healthy body.
The runners aud reports relative to yellow fever
in this city are all humbug. Not case has been
reported by any physician, although several cases of
billions fever, causing very sudden deaths, have
taken place. When Ii is known that any ph yscian
who ATTENDS case Of yellow fever and negiects 10
report il 70 the City INSPECTOR Is Liable TO fine Of
$500. the e5sence Of SUCH report mus, be taken
conclusive evidence hat no case has occurred. Our
city was never more healthy and the doctors are
growing for lack OF business Dr. Vache has shown
us letter from DR.. Samuel Forrey, OF this city,
who is. we believe, professor OF the medical col
lego, and the editor Of medical journal. dated from
Rondout, or Monday evening last, etseven o'clock,
IN winch he states that the two resident physicians
of that place being unws, he has consented to re-
main until their recovery, at the express request OF
the inhabitants. We make the following extracts,
by permission -
"Having all OF disease now existing here,
psrtskng of the regniDg disorder am enabled to state
that there which iatel issue, Judging from
present sy mptoms is Immediately threatened"
"The ply sicians here agree with me in the opinion,
based upon history of disease thus far that 1t is
highly bilious remttent Of fever, With ayphoid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

Dc The Thermometer stood at e5 in Philadelphia
al O'Clock, P, NJ, on Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

IMMIGRATION OF CHINESE LABoRERs Lord STAN
lev SAID recently, in the House of Commons, that
the British Cove rnment had received proposition
from persons interested in the West Indies with
gard TO TIE Importation OF Chinese laborers, and
was also said they could be obtained in considera-
bic numbers. This an important intma ion.
The throwing open of the Chinese empire, amongst
It's other Effects may bring the labor OF its hordes
of inhabitants into competition with the labor OF
other countries. 1t is very possible that it may su-
persede tn labor OF the free blacks in the West In
dia Islands, and they therefore would fad it
sary export the mseves to the free States OF Ame-
RIGA, here there are already too many OF that
class, who would be further reduced by this in
creased competition for abor-cr to England,
where the poor white lnhabtant can now sea rely
obtain bare subsistence by his utmost exeriions-or
back to the country in which they had their origin.
This additional comminging and intermlxture OF the
various races by VIII CHI this broad earth s populated,
mas some strange cons.q uences 10 the womb OF
time. The softenlng of the ruggedness and asper-
lies which now exist will be one natural effect
forms Of barbarous and tyrannic governments will
receive The influence of enlightened civilization;
modes and forms OF worship. creeds and ceremo.
MES, will be amended by the contact Of the Christian
with the Heather and the Barbarian, and the pre-
sent and the future are therefore both be aft ected
| by this movement. African civilization, and
the development Of African resources, may
| be a more immediate consequence Of the return OF
negroes who have nnbibed Impressions OF religion
and civil government in this land OF light and free
dom; but Of this we are now certain, the whole CT
ylzed and uncvzed world is IN a ferment, heav-
ing quietly convulsveIy, and old systems, whether
Of government or Of superstition, must give way to
better and wiser, which the Frightening intellect OF
man, and the benign spirit Of true religion, will
| evolve from the darkness 81 error
Dc The Thermometer stood at 80 in Philadelphia
| at 3 O'CLOCK. z. M on Tuesday
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{S;. One oil the witnesses against Abner Rogers
the murderer of Tie Warden of the jail IN which
Rogers was confined, having been required TO enter
into recognzaDoes TO appear as a witness, got his
surety surrender him, under the impression that
he would receive dollar for every day OF detention
in jail. This is a new way 20 get board, lodging,
and wages without labor, and proves that the wit
ness was a philosopher Of the school OF Dlogenee-
the one being content with a.tub, and the other
with jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

VAUxHALL GARDEN his delightful place, and
the amusements offered there nightly, continues TO
attract large audiences. Mr.. Jenkins appears 70
have hit the right vein at last 10 I'LL his pockets
We hope he ismakng money
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