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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

PORTRAIT OF ANDREW JACKSON admirable
engraving by Danforth, Of portrait taken by Mr. J.
N Dodge OF this city, has just been published II is
one OF the very best fnot the best, likeness of the
venerable hero and statesman which we have ever
cen. The brave old man is seated in contempla-
tive mood. with an open book before him. and
the sword, which he welded with such yigor. "a
suspended on a column behind his chair. The me.
chemical execution is very credtable to American
art and we have no hesitation in pronouncng il
worthy of universal favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

90 II the crowd at the American Museum al the he.
ne6t OF Miss Darling the beautiful enchantress this
afternoon and evening, be in any proportion to the cx
element her appearance has created Barnum will scarce
ly find to hold them in his immense establishment
Exhibitions of msgic always pleasing, but when they
shown in style Of unsquallcd splendor, by ex
tremeiy pretty aod clever woman, they enchanting
Jenkins Chang Fong Celeste Miss Hood &C. add to the
inter est and variety oil the performances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

90 The following publications have just been issued
from this ofhce-No. OF Alison's History OF Europe;
Mercedes of CASTLE the First Voyage OF Columbus by
COPPER in two volumes so cents; The Rocky Mountains,
or Scenes and Adventures in the Far West, by Washing
ton Irving % cents The Adventures Ferdinand Count
athom by smollett, 10 cents; the March number of
Blsckwood's Magazine; also, Angela, or Love and Guilt
lyF. A Durivage, l2t cents.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHnApELpHiA March 2t-tr Benjamin, Treat Ponce
yard '
BALTIMORE March 23Ar Seituaie. Baker, Sc Marks; Roe
Snedicor NYork Oh Poeak oDta. Higgins Apalachicos
Esbius, White, RIO and market. Sid WIN Price Roberts
Rio.
CHARLEsToN March 2l-Arr Archelaus, CroweIl Boston,
Below shin aud brig Cd Yorkshire (B Foster Liyerpl:
Asana, tB Whitney, West Indies, Sage, Kirby, New Or
leans. AR 10Th, George, Hull, NYork.
spoken.
Iona, from New Orleans for New York, II days out, March
9, lat IS, Ion "a SO.
L Baldwin. from NYork for Savannah, March II.
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90 "THE TO MIC MIxTURE."-This celebrated
remedy composed of FIVE ingredients the active prnci
Piles of which highly concentrated. It is used
very extensively and with great by the medical
faculty. for the cure of debility rom whatever cause)
dyspepsia, nervous complaints Sold by the authority of
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
York. Price 81 per bottle Half dozen Gin cases) S.
w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College % Nassau 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

90 THE rRIvATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteed TO the worst of GonorrhGa, elect
any unpleasant discharge from the urekra without faint
ing the breath dsagreeing with the most delicate
mach. To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, il not cured. Price
So each.
By authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. g. RICHARDSON Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
New Movement In Favor Of Captain
Tyler.

The blow given TO the cause OF honest Captain
TYLER bv the recent riot and row in the church OF
the Rev David Hale, has actually broughttears IN
TO our eyes ever since. Six times have we set up
the pins for a new party-a Tyler party--in New
York, and six times hasithe devil come along, like
a comet, and most wickedly knocked the whole
down with whisk of his tail.
Yet. while there is life there is hope. We do not
despair. Let us try again" better luck next
time as Jacob Faithful says. We feel for the
Csptain-ior Bob-for the guard-and especially
for Major Noah, the large grease spot of the party
And we are happy that our eloquent, poetica and
wonderfully competent John Jones, of the Madso-
MAN, also plucks up bit of courage. Hear his last
bit of poetry -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

or FACTS. FACTS ARE WHAT CONVINCE
mems minds in this uarian ageidle speculation,
mors pufs avail not That Hays Lniment will invsra
bly, the piles, be demonstrated by Gomsiock
Ross 25 Magazine street. They who longer suffer from
that complaint when the remedy at hand virtually deny
the truth, and the victims of their unhelieNew
Orleans psper
The same may be had of Comstock & Co.. II Maiden
lane, this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

The CoMET.-The chief mate of ship Camilla,
Just arrived from Amsterdam, reports that they were
IN lat ., when they first saw the comet, the head
at that time below the horizon. The angle of sub
tension was first 80 %, and as il rose above the
horizon %, 1t moved EN- E.towards the star Sirius.
al the rate OF 10 degrees in ~ hours The width OF
the lall was 2 40, aud the length OF the tongue,
which was IN lhe tail, and not the head. was deg
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United states District Court.
Reforn Iudne Reiia

MAscH "a There two three dec isons given in
bankruptcy in this Court today but they touch no new
point Of law they only interesting the parties con.
cerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

CABINET RuMoRs.--Letters were received in
town Yesterday by number of prominent members
oil the democratic party, stating that President
Tyler had called General Lewis Cass to the office
OF Secretary of State Richard M. Johnson, as
Secretary of War; Andrew Stevenson, late minis
ter TO Great Britain, as Postmaster General, and
Charles A. Wickliffe, late Postmaster General, as
Minister to France and that they had consented 10
accept the appointments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

FIRE IN NEW HAvEN.-We learn by Harnden's ex-
press, that fire broke out yesterday morning, at half
past six O'Clock, in the store occupied by Nicholson
" Lewis, grocers. 1t is impossible to say what their
less has been but probably the whole stock has been
badly damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

POSTMASTER AT ALBANY.-Soomon Van Rens-
selller has been removed from the post office al
Albany, 10 make room for James d. Wasson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

published at the office OF the Tribune onl Wednesday
morning, "a memoir on ireland, Native and saxonn ~
Daniel OConnelI. MP. Price ~ cents
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE GUADALUPE
EARTHQUAKE We understand that the suferipgs
of these unfortunate Inhabitants are ofthe most dis
tressing character. They under the most pressing
necessity for food and rament. The SUBJECT of
afording relief them has been presented TO indi-
vidua members of the Common Council But as
the Corporation has authority to make dona-
tons of this character, it is not probable that any
action will be had by that body. movement, to
II the subject were taken up by the Goodhues,
Whuheys; Lvingstons, Boyds, Grinnes, How
lands &c, very handsome subscription might be
raised. Will not some Of the merchants call pub
lie meeting upon the subject We appeal to their
esprit dt cOrDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
M. Vassar and his veracity again.

Nh. Enron Rs
observe that the parsonage whose name heads this
communication determined to render himself notori
ou without much regard to the nature of the distinction
he may acquire He stands before the public con-
vcted OF untruth both facts and the testimony OF
dsinterested witness And to escape the unpleasant d
lemma in which his prevarcatien has placed him, he
resorts to personal abuse This seems very natural
vocation with him. welcome him to the character he
will establish by it, seems his only chance for dis
tinction Having certainly intention to initiate him.
shall not hereafter notice his billingsgats To deter
mine with what propriety this veracious parsonage i'm
pugns the credbiity of Mr. Eade whose communication
accompanied my last card, suboin to this the letter.
which follows below.
MOSES G. LEONARD.
New YoRK, March gath, ls43.
New YoRK, March oath, ls43.
DEAR SIR -
In confederation of the remarks made by you in the
Board Of Aldermen the 9th ult the subject of the
Hudson River route, beg leave to state that have
heard Mr. NJ. Vsssar say that they (meaning the POugh
keepse committee, understood hm) " did not want
any railroad between New York and Albany"
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
IONA. j. CODDINGTON.
To ALDERMAN LEONARD,
New York.
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Herald Literary Depot.

All the and cheap literary publications OF the day
re for sale wholesale and retail at the HERALD Orrlcr
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

SECRETARY or STATE AN attemp, has been made
IN the Legislature to remove Samuel Young from
the office Of Secretary of Stateprobably for his re-
pudating document.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
BY HE SOUTHERN MAIL.


90 shores Farmers and Mechanics Bank 25t do North
high mortgage Loan 46 $4,000 Cincinnati Water Wsrks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

WHERE ARE THE POLICE "A disgraceful fight
took place yesterday afternoon in Broadway, near
Spring street. 1t was between the drivers Of one
of Palmer's and one of Reynold 81 Weart's omni-
buses They fought on the step Of their stages, in
each of which were several ladies-not caring for
the limbs or the lives, the OF their passen-
gers, these brutes smashed their stages together and
run their horses to the sidewalks thereby endan-
gerng the lives Of those who were quietly walking
by. What ought to be done with such men Z
Where are the police i!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

GENERAL MURPHY, "the Patrick Henry of the
West, 'our late minister to Central America, shakes
hands with his democratic friends at Tammany
Hall, this evening at o'clock. He is on his way
10 Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

NOMINATION FOR ALDERMEN.-ln noticing the an
tIcipated nominations for Alderman.by the Demo-
cratic party, IT was stated yesterday thatzAlderman
Charles w Smith had Withdrawn from the nomina-
tion in the Seventh ward. Such "a report was cur
rent, but we have since learned that there is no
foundation for it, as he is considered candidate by
his friends, and will in all probability receive the
nomination. Alderman smith is practical, sound
business man, and has represented his constituents
with ability in the councils of our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

CONCERT OF THE ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY -
The concert for the benefit of the funds of this char
liable institution will take place at Niolos Saloon,
Monday evening, 9th inst We understand,
with great satisfaction, that Mr.. Niblo has volun-
teeree his beautiful saloon gratuousy, which ent-
ties that gentleman TO great pralse-and that the
talent of the many performers who have generously
offered TO lend their services on this occasion, will
render this concert of the most brilliant ever
given in New York
Among the names OF the remarkable singers, we
find those of Madame Sutton Madame Maroncell,
Sgnors De Begins, Martini and Milon; and among
the performers, Signor Rapetti, Etienne Thibault,
Brucher, Rakeman, Lobiano, Trojsi, and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
Court OF Over aud To,

MARCH 2j.-SLATEn, indicted yesterday for arson was
brought into Court and arraigned He pleaded not guilty
and was remanded for trial. which is set down next
Wednesday.
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n,- BRIsroL,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ay- BRIsTOL's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY-By reference to the ad
vertisemens in another column it will be that
ofthe most remarkable performed has just
been effected by this invaluable is the
off man we'll known to business men, and coming
as does unsolicited speaks surely and in way not
to be mistaken that public opinion is fast gaining in its
favor purifier Of the blood and renovator of the HUI
man system No extraneous methods adopted to puff
IT into notices the proprietor rather it should work its
way solely on its own merits What parent brother,
sister having relatives and friends suffering from that
dreadful disease crola but will least take the pains
to inform themselves Of its certain healing powers2 We
respectfully invite all persons all ubtul of what it
has and will do, to call Thomas Hogan 20S STAN
ton street. and satisfy themselves by rreagabe testmo
ny.
Sold wholesale and retail, by VIM Burger, so Court
andt street, and 1873 Greenwich street, and druggists
generally.
GO CoNsUMPTION-The following remarks were
taken from the last number Of the Medical Magazine
The surprising effect produced by the genuine DIR.
Taylors Balsam Of Liverworf made at 375 Bowery in
consumpve cases. cannot fail exciting deep and thrill
ling interest throughout the world. We have SO long
believed this disease (consumption) incuiabe that it is
difficult to credit senses when persons, evil
IDENTIFY consumpve restored to health Yet it is fact
of daily occurrence"
The following certificate was given US few days
since by Capt. Scott, of Elizabeth City, N. Co.
Being constitutonally predisposed to consumption,
"a number Of my family having died of this disease and
having suffered severely from irritation of the lungs,
accompanied with cough and raising matter and blood,
together with some pain in my side and breast till was
supposed to be beyond recovery was induced by adj
and with great pleasure take this opportunity Of testify
ing to the value OF this remedy have five bottles
in all began to improve after the first bottle and after
taking the third far recovered be able get
about-since which time, by continued use Of it, am
quite restored and able to attend my usual business
TO persons suffering from coughs and affections Of the
lungs, can earnestly recommend it."
(SignedD JAS. C. SCOTT.
Mind the number, 1915 Bowery, old Office Dr. Leeds,
druggist, l27 Maiden lane, sole wholesale agent.
90 THE PARIsIAN Alternative MIXTURE,
guaranteed to all forms Of secondary syphilis Pa
tients effected with pains in the bones cutrneous erup
without delay Sold in bottles at ST. each, in Of half
dozen bottles, IS, forwarded to any address)
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau street.
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New York, March "a, ls43.

NEW iohk, "ach -, ios"'
Moses G. LEONARD, ESQ.,
DEAR Sra
In reply your letter requesting to state what
ed betwee Mr. NJ Vassar and myself the subject Of
his being DESTROYS with his friends "or any railroad
the margin of the river but that the project
sorted protect their property in view of the injury
he and they conceived they would sustain If the New
York and Albany Railroad built the interior
route and that in reality they did want any railroad
the river enough for them," would state that on
mere than have heard Mr. M.Vassar reiter
the above sentiments and in strong terms those
quoted by Mr.. j. Esdie, Jr.
| am authorized by Judge Hammond OF Brooklyn, to
refer him for the truth OF Mr. Vassar having held SINH
lar conversations with MIN. would add that Mr. NJ Vas
is not the only Of the committee who have adj
mtted TO that "hey did not want any railroad; the
river v enough for them" Very respectfully
JOS +. BLOOMFIELD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
OUR FLAG.


In consideration
OF the nomination
OF John Tyler for the Presidency, in lS44,
BY seven thousand voters
OF the city of New York, wethrow out
To-day the Flag
On which our principles are inscribed.
And this Flag,
Consecr ated in the cause of Republicanism
Shall remain Aging at the head of the column
Through storm and sunshine
In the onslaught and to the rescue
In the attack and in the defence,
Until the thunders ofthe battle should have passed
Away,
And the victory of'45
Shall win the safety and peace OF the People
And the Republic.
Our principles read as they appear,
And they nearly Identical with those entertained
BY the late Democratic Convention
In Virginia:
No Bank-a Revenue Tariff
No Distribution-no Abolitionism-
strict construction OF the Constitution,
AS by Jefferson
No Public Debt
An economical administration
Ofpublic affairs
And universal suffrage, with universal education.
We do not simply profess
These principles,
They constitute the standard of our action.
And with these principles
We win for the People
Or perish with the People.
Bravo! bravissmo! This is capital. John Jones
is true paladn-and we feel inspired with hope to
meet the Saracens again. Now let's to work. What
shall be done?
The government patronage in this city can govern
at least one hundred votes in every ward-this
gives us 100, which is quite equal to maintain the
balance OF power between the two parties, a close
election. 1t is very evident that if this power and
influence be properly organized the Tyler party can
control the charter election, including Mayor and
both boards. Nothing is prevent them, if they go
10 work at once and organize in every ward with
spirit and efficiency Mass conventions are farces
mere folly. Nothing will bring the wings or
democrats TO their Senses but the po,eer to defeat
to giue them victory at the polls.
The meeting at the Tabernacle was failure, and
Captain Tyler must admit the fact. What else could
be expected to result from the imbecie efforts of
Major Noah and the Military Hall clique? The plan
we have proposed is the only true one. Come, let's
try--for fun, at least.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

90 NEITHER THE SULTAN OF MUSCATi'
nor the King Cannibal Islands patronze Peters, We
getabe Pills and Medcated Lozenges nor is it true that
the proprietor Of those invaluable preparations has in his
possession autograph order from the Emperor Of China
for 00 Vegetable Plasters The sale Of these nes
mabe specifics vast at home that he is content TO turn
these distinguished foreigners" to his neighbors
Nevertheless should they find the articles procured else
where mere moonshne, he is too much Of phianhro-
heahresorng preparations open to all, and If
the King Of the Cannba Islands should be annoyed with
cough, troubled with worms, Peters Lozenges for
those complaints very much at his service Be
and purchase Peters Lozenges and that his signature
is on each box. All others spurious and will do far
more harm than good.
Prncinal Office lo6 Eutan corner Of Nassan ~
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00- PROPER SELF ESTEEM, AND MIL msw rarsou
for the opinions Of Others ought to induce every e b
whose hair is turning grey falling out or VINO may o
actually badheadeJ 10 call upon Comstock nUs no
Magazine street, and procure the BAH ., ad % ;mmu
table The laws OF gravity but fools and those TOO
wise TO know their Ignorance s;cb ~ efscs
have been astonishingy hene6cal have es'aoisnea ~.
reputation as much deserves place upon eVors 'o'''
,hla a. . hair bru sh or combfNcw Orieans paper
The same may be had Of Comsock X Co." Ma'ien
lane, this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

STREET CLEANINe.-There are two sides to con-
tract, two sides to street, and two sides to everv
question. Having touched up the Contractors, and
street cleaners, two or three occasions, and re-
minded them of their duty we shall now turn to
the other side and touch up the sovereign people
themselves; which we do by calling their attention
to the following article of the city ordinances,
which is unrepealed, and would be in full force and
EFF if f,ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

''O'''''''eeS-C ''uPteT
SEc. ]. The owner occupant or person having
charge of each house other building or lot or lots OF
ground in the city OF New York SHALL within the first
four hours after every fall Of snow hail. rain which
shall freeze on the side walks and in the cutters cause
the same to be removed entirely from of the side walks
and to the breadth Of foo of the gutter opposte
such house. building lot land. under the penalty of
three dollars for every such neglect be paid by the
and respectively.
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Principal Office 1875 Fulton corner Of Nassau st.

90 FIVE MINUTES TO CURE A HEADACHE.
sea sickness paptaton; few hours to bad colds
coughs, whooping coughs, asthma, worms, owness of
spirits and three minutes to heartburn or AGILITY
~ all that Dr. Shermans Lozenges require; therefore
those who want TO be cured qnck easy and cheap must
go to l0s Nassau street, and get OF the Sher
mans Lozenges. We know nothing Of any other. The
Doctor is undoubtedly the only scientific Medicatea Lo,
zenge manufacturer in America and you m ght well
take your watch to blacksmith get repaired as to 80
TO the Ignorant preenders to get your health improved
Agents stanwix Hall Albany, and Ledger Buildings
phiIa.
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{03" Observation-Disclosures highly CORCentTHted
and active preparation Of Sarsapara prepared under the
direction Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the
city Of New York. lis universally prescribed by the
medical faculty Dr. Brande in the last edition of his in
valuable work on the Maera Medical speaks in the high
est terms Of appreciation of this elegant article He states
syphilis possesses virtues hitherto observ any
article OF the Materia Medica" Such favorable opinion
from such ansy respected authority does not require
syllable of added recommt ndatjon This compound
tract Of Sarsapsra sold in single bottle at 76 cts each
In cases with half dozen bottles So so dozen So
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau st.
N. b. Abera discount allowed to country practtien-
and druggists.
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ma AMERICAN NOyEIJsT,s Library. No.

90 AMERICAN NOVELIST'S LIBRARY, No. a.
In press, and will be published Tuesday March 2sh
by Burgess Zieber, Philadelphia Original Novel, en-
titled Fanny Dale the First Year after Marriage
By T. 8. Arthur. Esq, author of Six Nights with the
Washingtonans," INSTRUMENTATION" " Tired Of House
keeping" Bell Martin" SC. This novel is highly in
teresting one, pourtrayng as its title imports tale Of
domestic life in which embodied all the wild romance
This author is fast gaining reputation Of which his
country may feel just pride Whilst there nothing in
his tales that may offend the purity Of feeling in the
young poison the heart Of the most susceptible, his
works abound with animation and life stirring incident.
Public expectation is the q for this forthcoming
work. which will not dssppoinnt the admirers Of its
thor.
Printed in quarto form fine paper at the low price Of
one shilling per copy, 50 per hundred to agents.
Newsmen and boys supplied by j. A. futile, Agent, No.
Ann street.