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The blank was filled up with S. $780, and then adopted.
ssant Aldermen Smith, Oliver and Pettigrew appointed
to take into consideration the communication OF the
perntendent Of the Aqueduct Works. relative 10 the
ty OF water pipe offered to the Corporation by Joseph W.
Brck-they being in his opinion unsafe and detective
Report majority sustained the opinion of the s1perin-
tendent after repeated trials and experiments the
ing yard OF the fourteen instances OF pipes bursting
within these three months past were Of the kind
jected to- The pipes which burst in Walker and King
streets, were Of the manufacture The majority
fered resolution directing the Superintendent to
ceive the pipes complained of the public account
minority report the subject also oered and
both reports laid the table, and ordered TO be
printed
Repairing Blocker stres-A resolution adopted to
repave Blocker street from Mercer Wooster streets
Engine House in finn street-A resolution providing that
the additional sum Of $500 be paid the contractor for
building an engine house in Ann straightforward
Document No THE ordinance providing that all re.
solutions and reports Of committees recommending any
specific improv involving the appropriation OF pub
lie MONIES taxing assessing the citizens OF this city,
shall be published under the authority OF the Common
tion with the ayes and nays each questionwas
up motion Of Ass. Alderman VIM. Dodge, and after
some slight amendments, was adopted
Lighting East side Of Broadwoy-The resolution Of
of Broadway from Great Jones street to 10th street.
concurred in.
Lighting East Broadpay "A like resolution was adopt.
ed in regard to lighting East Broadway from Grand to
Pike streets.
Hoboksn Fery-A resolution directing two oil lamps
to be placed at the Hoboken Ferry the foot of Barclay
street, referred.
St.Johns Park-The Board concurred in the resolution
OF the other Boaro in favor Of allowing the
property erect fountain in st. Johns Park at their
own ex pense, subject to certain conditions.
.4dournment-This Board adjourned by resolution to
next wednesday evening at seven o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

MovEMENTs.-The Hon. Daniel Webster is at the
Astor House. DR.. Lardner has arrived in this city,
and is at the City Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

The WEATHER.-Last night, about o'clock, a
thunder storm relieved the overcharged atmosphere,
and we now breathe more freely. The previous por-
ton of the day was almost unindurabe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

SAILING OF PAcKETs.-The Sheridan, fo- Liver
pool and Louis Philippe, for Havre, sailed yester
day. The Sheridan carried all the cabin passen
gers she could accommodate. Will the Bostonian,
think of this?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. CURED
The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. an nfallbe
remedy for this class OF Diseases being composed of
combination Of the most RvigoratDg medicinal herbs in
ahighly concentrated forms il ia of infinite value 10 all
persons suffering from debility weakness any kind
sold in large bottles 50 each small do ST. Of half
Union. Office and consulting rooms of the College OF
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

STEAM SHIP CALEDONIA will leave Boston on the
LIST OF next month for Halifax and Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

o. Alderman Hatfield is dangerously sick, oc-
casioned by exposure during the late storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26
NlBLo's.-The Prima Donna srsnora Majocchi

NIBLo's.-The Prima Donna Signora Msjocch
announces her first benefit this evening, when the
Italian Opera Of Lucia di Lammermeor" will be
repeated. The extraordinary success Of the Italian
troupe, at the Garden is the best proof Of their Ia
lent, and with such artists Signoras Corsni, Ma.
occh, and Antognini, and Valtena, we should be
srieved at the taste of the public were it otherwise
The chorus's are admirably executed. The orches-
ira is all that could be desired. Signor Ciofh seems
TO have acquired new style OF pouring forth the
deep notes of his trombone; Rapettl, as the Chd
POrchestra, is almost unrivalIed Music appears
quite at premium this summer-could not the TIA
Ian troupe be induced to remain in this city Z Their
present success, we assure them, would be continu
Gus. The public will never be satisfied with any
thing short of Theatre de'Opra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

HEALTH OF THE CrrY.--There were but I47 death
in this city last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

CHEAr LIrERArURE.-The following books have been
lately published, and for sale at this office The
Bankers Wife, by Mrs Gere Mabel the Actress the
Fruits of Illicit Love; The Churchman Warned Against
the Errors OF the Tine by DR. Anhon the third part
'fMartin Chuzzewit, by Dickens. Also, Grahams and
Godeys Ladies' Books for October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

STEAM SHIPS FROM ENeLAND-The Acadia, which
left Liverpool Oh the 10Th inst, and the Great Wes-
tern, which left on the 23d, are the next steamers
dtia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

RUSSELL, The vocALIsT.-This distinguished vo-
calist has taken the Society Library Room, where
he intends giving concert every evening this week
Russell is man Of decided genius. His recent
compositions prove this in pre-eminent degree
His attempt to render the production of Shakespeare,
Milton, Byron, Wofe and others of the old mas ers,
has been entirely successful, and could only have
originated in 81 bold and burning mind" Rus
sells concerts are family societies, and an evening
cannot be better spent than in the enjoyment of his
varied, delightful, and souls stirring entertainments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

Boar Receive understand that boat race
will take place at Castle Garden, on Friday next, at
4P. M, for $500 side, between Stephen Roberts
and Sidney Dorlon. The boats are the Henry Stork
and the Highland Mary They are the same boats
that were rowed at Hoboken on the 18th inst when
Roberts was victorious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

DEATH OF CLERGYMAN.-The Rev. Henry
Ware died IN birmingham, Mass, last Friday, aged
40 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

NAvAL.-A detachment of 200 men was to leave
the U. S. ship "Pennsylvania," at Norfolk day or
two ago, for the frgate Savannah on this station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

u. S. SHIP FAiRFELD.-We have received let
tiers from this ship, dated Trieste, Austria, July
18th. She had recently visited Palermo, Messna,
and Ancona, and would remain for two weeks at
Trieste, in order to give opportunity to her off.
GERS to visit Venice. After which time she will
return to Mahon, touching at Regosa, Corfu,
Athens, Tripsoli, Tunis and Alsiers grand ball
had been given on board the ship by Com. Nlchol-
son, which had prompted an Italian ode to be dedi-
Gated to his name by the .citizens Of the town, to
whom the entera nment was given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26
NEW YORK HERALD
New-York, Tuesday, September ae, 1919.

ay- MIR l. willard is our only authorized agent for
the sale OF the Herald in Troy, N. Y All persons wish
ing the paper in that city will apply only to him. at $40
River street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

YELLOW FEVER israther on the increase in Mo
bile. There were four cases on the 17lh inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

MExIco.-Gen. Ampudia was in quiet possession
Of Tobasco on the lstinst There was great deal
of sickness among the soldiers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

The AMERICAN AND BRIrIsH Musical, Soorprv =
The treasurer OF tins precious concern required to
"walk up to the captain 's.ofiice and settle"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

BRITISH SHIP CHEsTKR-ln justice to the owners,
agents, and officers Of this ship, publish the an
nexed Affidavit
City and County of Nep York. ss-John Wilson, mas
ter Of the British ship Chester lately stranded Romer
Shoals being duly sworn opposes and SAITH that he has
statement in the newspaper called the New York
Herald, in article referring to the loss Of his ship
which says that the disaster is attributed to those on
board the ship who stated to the pilot that she drew two
and half feet of less than she actually did which
statement deponen. to be false he further states
that being questioned by the pilot to the draft Of
the ship deponen told him distinctly that her draft
sixteen feet when in fact she only drew at the time IF
teen feet six inches.
JOHN WILSON.
Sworn before me this goth day of September, ls4s.
s. BALDWIN, Notary Public.
The Chester was not an old ship, as has been sta
ted, but comparatively new one She was built Of
excellent material at st. Johns, N. B., in 1895.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

FREE PROM SIcKNEss-Pensacola at the last &C.
counts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

SENATOR McDuPFIE is quite sick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

z-SUCH A COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS
put the American Museum for this week
where be found in this city. The Indians and
Squaw who beat at the great canoe race at Philadelphia
have a race at Hoboken on Wednesday. Mr.. Cole
the contortionst, and his dog Biily-the Ethiopian
serenader the greatest band Of Mnstres We ever heard
Mr. Collins, the unsurpassed comic singer Adar
the charming vocalist-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse, and the Fesje Mermaid all engaged The
most splendid performances given quarter before
O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

FROM BRAzh-We!have received papers to the
9th ult. inclusive. We had previously received ad-
vices to the 9th, but papers from that section
very rregularly. Baron Caxias was quelling the re-
bellion in Rio Grande.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

a, W THE INDIANS-THE INDIANS-Joco Sot
the celebrated Indian Chief, at present exhibiting at
reaies New York Museum, asplendd specimen OF man.
nood ne stands six feet two. There native nobeness
IN his men that civilized people do possess and which
when assumed by the free children Of the forest sits
Joco sot introduces a variety OF war songs Dances &C.
attred in the magnificent and costly OF his tribe
Casper injunction of the bped and quadruped,
halt being half Brute is engaged 1t would certainly
puzzle philosopher among what class of creatures
place him. The Giant Girl, and the four pound remain
another week also the Fud ge Mermaid. There per-
formances by Jenkins, the singer, deneator, tnsjo
play Sc, and Miss Adair and La Petite Cero, and all
this immense array oftalent novelty and attraction to
be for shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

13- DIR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'5 POUDRES SUB.
TILES, for uprooting hair. The high aud deserved
celebrity this wonderful chemical preparation has attain
ed requires merely to that is for sale in this
city, at 81 Walker st. one door from Broadway, 81 per
bottle None are genuine without the Doctors fac smile
Where also may be had his celebrated Eau de Beaute
True Water OF Beauty for removing TAM pimples eck
les Durns scalds, and all cuaneous eruptons, 81 per
bottle. Superior Vegetable Rouge, imparts a delicate
blushng tipge to the complexion, immovabe by rubbing
with the handkerchief or by perspiration; SO cents per
Goursud, 81 Walker street one door from Broadway,
New York Also, Blanc d'Espagne, Spanish White.
gives felke pure whiteness to the skin, tree from all
impurities, elegant boxes, IS cents each. The Hair
Graduating Powder be tested before buying;
proof positive this, and no mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

90 ATwILL's PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC
The Music lssloon, No. 2Ol Broadway, has been for
week past the resort OF musical professors and
amateurs attracted thiher by the of Awll last in
voice Of Boston Piano Fortes and his newly published
music. fthe elegance excellence and cheapness OF his
present stock of instruments there be but opn
ion Those who wish order Instruments music from
o distance may be of being suited well they
here to make their selections, by sending TO
Atwl and in most doubt not they would find il
for their advantage to consult his taste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

90 METALLIC TABLET-Ths is the most perfect
,n1 &
possible edge of the razor tenth part of the time that
10 required hone, at the time doing away with
the unpleasant Of oil and 1t the size
an ordinary strop and as simple in its With
of them the means is at hand of keeping in
perfect order The first cutters Of England and France
have them in constant use, and recommend them The
celebrated NJ Millken, cutler to the royal navy, Sol
Strand after using FIVE years. sent certificate of its
superiority to the inventor, where it be seen with
many Others from the most scientific gentlemen of this
country 6. SAUNDERS,
1863 Broadway.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
1ilSCELaAN E0US.
BY REQUEST.
From the Columbia .IoniitTn Chronicle.
ESTOR rlONERSi

In these times, when money is scarce.
ard Labor is 80 ve:y lOw. that many III
industrious man AFTER IoiIIns day in aud
day ou.. can scarcely Obtain a competency
Tor himself and fami;y-ay, tie common
ueccssnries OF life, il not harI that CIR.
tain m'her men should exact and cx,or for
a few tours Of professional s%erricc, ten.
Iwsnty, thirty, fpr'y, and fifty dollars II
such he The !acr. and ! aver thai il il. j., it
not tine, Mr.. Editor. inr every iudcpen-
lien, Press TO cry aloud aud spare no, -
l. there any harm. sir. in publishing !ac'S
in naming the t:'oriioac! Trr man
win take, The advantage Gf the wants. the
necessities, or The mi>inrruucs of Eis ri!
luw MIN, i an unlu,l man, and has mach
10 answer for.
O, you ExIorr;ourrs ''yc make clean
the outside o.! the cup and "f the platter.
bu, within You are full "f c<,or,!nn md
excess !" Christ applied this remark 10
''rlc !ScriJes aud Phdrisc's, HWocH:rs:."
aud does it not apply with equal force 10
The Eriortionrr, whether liz I've Lawyer
or Doctor g.! "Tc morry %,liavers aud
wor,hiprcrs of the golden calf" Yc zen.
cra'inn III vipcrs. how can yc escape The
damnariom OF hell"
Let nouo wear TIC cap whom il does
nn, ir; but ye 10 whom it belongs, put II
oil that the finger Of ,com may point YOU
out rs ENiorIiunc.s.
Inc good t,ok tells ~ tina, man shall
earn his hrc; ny the swea, Of his brow"
Yet. We haze q gouily number amongst
us who make bread E d money too, with.
out ever moistcni. their brows with
homes, industry.
fence, | say, it is high time some
things should change. IIumhuss"ry
must be put down, as well as arrogance.
pride AMI The learned ari-tiat is Mc Gri
of idieness aud imposition. Honest. and
fair dealing must be the order Of The day
value for a just consideration, IL uu-
d-rs'ood Ivy practical common sense men.
No ccnsideration-no ben,f,-no pay.
Courts aud Jurors. and if the Court,
wont. the Jurors Gun. turn their faces
against The cxorb:tam charges Of the learn,
cd projcsSion-irc cloak and armed char
gcnrry-the. pickers-up of considerable
un1cs. Fifty or sixty dollars must nc
longer be allowed for n few visits to +;
sick patton, f; or rs has often. been the case
for an hour Of Two in a sick chamber
Neither should another class of well drcs
sell oilers DO rcrmiucl 10 pocket hial
fees for mou'hins dhout liirle or nothing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

.Nssncrism and The Snake ''CkG7m."-
Estrac, Of u letter from n highly rspects'
bic gentleman Of Alahama-iOrIpc'ly d
This Staic-dricd
MARION. Perry Co.. An, Feb. 2G.
Il see from YOU late pnp"rs ~, the
good people Of von: town aud Charleston.
have all become Mesrerisrd. il Is really
startling. and, notw hist ,ndin" the hianls
respectable array Of names menlinned.
must insist. IN this matter AT all events.
that 'ss,ing il believing was reading
The account the ol,er dav in my Office.
when Mr.. A. " an nid friend.
and n most cxceIIcn, and truthful citizen,
having heard what ! read. related aSnak;e
story as confirrna,nry Of the fact Of n PR
feet sympathy between The Mesm"rIzer
and Mesrneri.cr. A. tie Story goes 4"
prove the identity Of what is usually called
charming Thy snakes and Mr-rneri>c.
allow me 10 put y0u 10 sleep with d brief
recital OF il.
Gle says ,iia, 'nany years ago he was
travelling in Mississippi. aud found in the
road side q rattle. snake. The road was
narrow, and il is important 10 say hat The
snake was Oh the rish, hand. Mr.. W
dis'nonntcd. and procured a stick 10 Kill
The suaSe. Struck il n b.0w. 81 rs II" disable
il. and TO his astonishmcn'. heard a par.
luiter on The left hand ,ide of The
road az The instant the blow rs inflicted
on the snake. Tho partridge WINS eight
nr ton fact Trn,u tho c,,,l., onI hn l,rpa-
went 10 il aud picked it up. in.
to secure il first. aud then dispatch
the serpent. He reco'irc'cd. however,
having heard that The charm on the bird
was communicable. by contract with it,
10 any other living aaimaI, and deposited
ii in the plnce whence he had taken il.
and resumed his .labOfs Of love "a The
'cbarmer.' To his great asroni>hmenr. he
observed thai every blow on the snake.
seemed 10 tell on inc partridge, which
fiurered al every ono; aud "a the work ef
death progressed with The snake. j, seem
cd 10 proceed Feri passa with the bird.
Wiien-thc- snuke writned, the bird fiu'fer-
ed, and when The snake was dead, the bird
absolutely foil 90 its side, made sundry
sapes, and expired almos, simultaneously
with the Mcsmeri=cr, | suppose | SHOULD
1.-The story is undoubtedly ;ruc. and as
| am al the cn'i nf my sheet. ! leave you
To philosorl:isc on iI."-SouM Coroiiniun.
The name is written in fui, in the orr
sinaI. but n the letter is a private unc. VIC
do NOT feel warranted in publishing it
wilhou, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
State of Souti, Carolina.
~EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.

~ itl.D DIS klC i.
10y OLIVER TOWLES. ESQUIRE,
ap Ordinary Of Edcc:clh District.
Whereas. Thomas Nicinis. hath applied
to me for Letters cf Administration dc houis
non, Oh nj! and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of JoLu W. Nichols,
la,c of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 20 cite and at,non-
isll all aud singular, the kindred and crcai-
tors of The said deceased. TO be aud appear
before me. atnur mex, O~rdinnry's Court o-
the said District 10 hc holden nj l:hoeficlh
Court Hons" on The Bird Of April. 1913.
To show cause. il any, Why the said .Ad.
minis,ralion should no, be granted.
Given urdermv hand aud seal this 2O,t
day Of March. Que thousand cish, han-
drcl aud forty lhrc", &in the sixty-sevcnlh
year OF American Independence.
O. TOWLES. o. =. u.
March %. lSl3. (S2 l24) b 8
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ rnIfT.E

a. l.. Nicholson, Bill to Oh
VIC. tain tile
E. y. Coleman, and others. } for land &c
TT appearing to my satisfaction than
T. E.ldrcd y. Coleman, one of the deicn-
dants in this case, resides beyond the Inn
its ii tins State. On motion of Pope aud
Pope ordered that the said Ellrcd y. Cole
man. do plead answer or dcrnur IN the bill
nn or before the eighth da: Of June next.
otherwise the said bill. will he ordered pro-
coufcsso against him
J. TERRY. c. l.. l.. D..
Marrh s SIN 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
T From Me Boston Post.

Mesmerism.-T'he power Of one indi.i-
dual on another, through the agency OF the
nervous force, is now generally conceded
by the intelligent portion Of tho public.
Like oil other sreat agents in nature, i; is
liutle 10 serious abuse, md may be made,
in the hands Of vile anl di,Imnurable men,
a means Of much social misery. | will.
therefore. give my friends and the public
n lew rules, which they will do we'll 10
observe:
l. Never allow yourself 10 he mcSme-
rised by a person not in perfect health.
=. Never allow yourself 10 be acted on
by a person inferior in his mental powers.
3. Never allow a rough, uncouch per-
sou to &c, On You; he will frequently in
duce ncr yous diseases The most difficult TO
cure.
4. Never allow a stranger, especially
one OF the opposite six, 10 mcsmcrisc you.
S. Never allow yourself to be acted on
by more Than Que mesmcriscr.
G.. Never remain in the mcsmcric con-
di,ion more than thirty minutes.
Z. BY all means allow your brain
TO he tempered with by ignoran, mcsmc-
riuers; in an evil hoar they may render YOU
idiolic for !iic.
s. The mesmeric practice is protected
by law in Germany :; none but regular
practitioners are allowed TO use this most
powerful asen!-onr that is destined. NJ
no distant period, TO do more for suffering
man ,ilnn the whole lis, Of drugs aud me-
d;cinal powers known.
You, staunch friend.
RO3"r. II. COLLYER.
p. ST. could mention the names Of
many persons who pretend to be mcs,nc.
riscrs. aud probably they may induce by
their animal force, the mcsmcrn~ condition
who have induced the most lnslins disea,
! scs on the poor beings they have ac,cIo on