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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
l.. BARONTO,


a Respectfully invites the gentry the insbitants shopkep.
Bazaa, country dealers and the public IL general 70
splendid of Italian and English ornaments in Ala
baer black marble, agata, yellow stone salacte red
and various other marbles, verde d. pato granite Sc &c
consisting Of various Of groups figures busts tazze
Hebe Euscan candestcks pen ink
stands watch clock stands time pieces, spill pots us
antique shell vases oval vases bottles soups and single
necklaces obeks bell gozzoy vases vases paper
weights ring stands card boxes snuff boxes birds aman-
us paintings Of Mount Vesuvius OF Napes books eoncho
logy mneraogy, geology marine boans &C. &c Price oil
articles from l2H cents to $780,
Cleaning and repairing Of every description on moderate
terms.
Admission free. $50 Swa 7
ERUT1s, GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, &c.-GAss.
and retail to de ers and families
Fresh Foreign ruits general assortment
Sugars and Coffee of all kinds and qualities
Superior old Wines and Liquors Of variousgrades
Superior Raspberry and Cherry Brandy
French and American Cordias on draft and in glass
London Scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
La Norma, Regalia Noriaga and other brands Segars
East and West India and American Preserves and Jellies
Honey in small boxes from OHIO
yujube Paste, in l2 u and Is ID. boxes
Bird Seed, Spices, Cocoa and Chocolate
Sperm Oil and Candles, Soap, &c.
delivered to part Of the city free Of nil Inn
~ of New York notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Peter Murphy late Of the city Of New York.
gentleman deceased TO present the with the VOUCHERS
thereof the subscribers the office Of Edmund s. Derry,
No 81 w all street. the city Of New York. before the
eighteenth day of September
Dated New York the 18th day Of March, 1919;
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES {. BELL, .
mlS Iaw6mr Administrators with the will annexed:
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TO 2RUG e AND THOSE WHOM l., # MAY

Re-Thomas Roberts Il Co. New York, George Ro-
berts Boson-By Injunction Of the Court of Equity 0,
from acting for the plaintiffs their principal agent the
New STATES for the sale Of the Patent Medicine known
PARIS Life Pills" and restrained from audulenty issuing
imitation of that medicine.
The Injunction this having been made absolute the
subagents the New England States informed that Tho
Roberts Coz the propretors have established branch
house No 60 Washington Boston, where they be
supplied with the genuine PARIS Life Pills"
NBSub-agens in Connecticut and Rhode Island can be
supplied from the propetors Office 34 Broadway, New York
if it facilitates their business.
Agent for Halifax, Mr. Morton druggist For the Canadas,
ns imr THOMAS ROBERTS & co.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

1904 PEARL STREET LATE l08 BEEKMAN,
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durab
ity of his work desires inform his patrons and the pub
c that he is to suit the economical tendency Of the
making of the very best quality reduction
of twenty per from former prices and less believed by
twenty than Of the quality made
the cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen understand what is meant by
cheaness the following bill of prices submitted their
sderaon with that the goods shall be Of the
rate quality, and the fit unexceptionabe.
Superior West of England Cloth Coats ....S i2 is
Pants, of black or fancy double milled cas-. to
Vests, OF silk, satin, &c az to 4
Making and trimming in the best style, the follow ing
pnces-
Pants and Vests ....... 49,. IA to N
All orders executed with punctuality and dispatch
Superior Beaver Oyercoats from $l2 to $40
o25 msr JOHN MOFFAT.
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THEM.

THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THEM.
a w%Cox Of o sh that ss ss"
time complaining and no one could tell what aled hun Inc
si m Of the
asghbo child that the doctors had given up as incYrabe
the child Hundreds and thousands Of equally astonish
Erasmus Dibble Of Western New York say, tina, sheman
~A Se ns s b. bu sSSys h Of Church.
his sa soss r. Co%S
they have in '' 1 NJ Of other cases ~
Captain Chadwick Of The packet ship WELLINGTON and Capt
Loxenses thoroughly tested remedy sickness and
y & ;s ssa &
depression arising from free living nights dissipation.
iii he fce s an 9y s,,,l m
gave speedy rie also in heumatsm pain weakness the
. al. 3 only part e hs sSd Over million
hove RE % snS <. r sS oil %.
sure yoT get the genuine sheman Lozenges and Pastes
Warehouse le Nassau street Agentsllo zs 49, and
Wy9nawsy o Hudson ST. lss Powery East Brpsdway;
estate st, Bo,ton and Ledger Bungs Philadelphia. o2f
COUGHS, COLDS, CON,5UMPTIONS. &c.
EORBES,. AMERICAN BALsAM will eradicate any
the Of sSs SoT Ssm
Of few doses taken A. the % nSd,
s tsnSSs ss2%s Ss%
q the lungs are 70 give as ss no cu these
only sss Pear. corner &c eros: :'1ts
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH when when. the ne
'he'ce'e9Ia ss";n ws" Tss;h $40
Ess sppiss With hi, justly celebrated Mineral
Single Tooth on l FiES,:. 20. ..... ,os
complete set Of Teeth the mostapproved principles
~ . BGWb.re satrs sst.ac,on aosiv. mol charge will
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GENT LEMEN'S OUTFIT TING GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES q JONES,
LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
received per late arrivals and now have in full
their stock e9ualed in this city, and their goods will be
sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find variety ofnew style OF
Scarfs, Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchief, &c.
Under Garments Of variety OF English and American
manufacture, viz
Msrino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskin do do
Plain & Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merino&Silk do do
With great variety of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers Ribbed and PLAIN, made oorder
at the shortest notice
Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspenders, Stocks,
and every other article of Quitting goods
CAPS,
Our comprises style in for gentl
men, youth and children at greatly reduced prices
o26 2msm
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AkD-7jO kegs Prime Leaf Lard, in very superior orde
- Also, barrels No, q For sale by
h7ee h, X. COLLINS v CO., - South st.
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THE HUMAN HAIR BEAUTlFIED, RESTORED
AND FORCED TO GROW
BY A THREE sHILLiNGBOTTLE OF
ZONES, Coral HAIR RESTOR ATIVE.

SOLvLO OOIlhL f1hlh hLCl OSh LIZ
be proved BY Of most respectable citizens
smiling bottles that persons may try cheap gives your
sar most DELICIOUS appearance, aud keeps clean GIVE
one al and you'll he satisfied Ii will actually force the hair
0T on any part where hair will grow naturally sns
staying the hair from falling Off cleaning the dandruh
rom the scalp IL also light red grey hair to
sumo dark color and by doing this permanently make
merely for dressing the nothing is more economical
keep the hair so dark silky and beautiful three times
as onE as any other preparation for the hair Sold price
bottle at the sign Of the American Eagle SO Chat
ding, State st. Boston; and ls9 Fulton Brooklyn, L.
BOTTOMS WORM LOZENGEs .-Parents--IIe,e is
never failing remedy and whenever your children seem to
droop lose heir color start their Sleep ether nd
cations oil worms give these Lozenges They will dap-
point YOU many have tested to their satisfaction Mr. w W.
health entirely The child who was pale and
sess rosy aud playful Prepared only by
2s5 Blocker Y, by r. T. Greene Chemist &C. $50
Broadway, cor Walker st, MIC imsm
DEADER, A WORD WITH YOU lis it not desirable
~ provided the effect be obtained take medncne
pastabe form, rather than In the state which
usually exhibited Your anticipated and
Lozenge has been prepared by the subscriber combining
audcious unioa Of snodyne pecto slightly
remedies highly useful coughs colds hoarseness lungs
affections the chest. These Loengts do
opium. drug tht unpleasany with consttu
tons producing headache and constipation but the desired
anodne effect produced h the happy OF several
demulcent preparations Of the table kingdom aud
OCCASION otherwise benecaly The formula for
their will be cheerully submitted to the examna
ton OF physicians. -
y Price Ie,4 cents per box. Prepared only by L. COT
TON Chemist Sc and seld by him his Drug andC hemcal
Store, 265 Blocker New York, and at Z. T. GREEN'S
39a Broadway, cor of Walker st. nl6 1m"m
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u. SCHMIDT,
CORNER of Broadway and Chambers street beSs
recommend his Wine Depot l,8 Nassau street. where
sells the following Wines casks, and bottles vizPed
White Bordeaux and Cette Wines Rhensh Vines NADER
Sherry, Port, Burgundy, Muscat and Champagne.
Also-Rum, Gin, Whiskey, Brandy, Extract dAbsynthe,
sc. n6 lm+r
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ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN's DRESS.

ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD.
1T has been truly said that poor goods worth the
pense of making and Stop made clothes good cloth
spoiled Experience must have taught that there
those who ayt thick that loud but
Deep generally accompany the first reading of the bill I'm
with facts the undersigned pursuing middle
course avoiding profits the hand and keep
ing the very best articles the other which made to
order under the supernendence efficient
peent workmen be found the country Our Stock
Tor the winter complete consisting Of Super Black
Blue Olive, Brown and Green Cloths for Dress and Frock
Goats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS, TWEEDS, nc FOR OVER COATS.
Cassimees all the and styles for Pantaloons
yestngs rich Velyets Merno' Cacmees Dressing Robes
Saus Silks &c. With large of Fancy Dress Ar
tces including Scas Handkerchief Cavats, Gloves, Su
penders, SC.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO.,
23I Broadway,
o2s lmsec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain.
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OBSTRUCTION-Th of all Pulmonary Diseases
~ For-What is the of Cough? Obstruction.
What is the Of Hemmorhage and Splitting of Boodl
Obstruction.
What the of Consumption and Abscess Obstruc-
ton.
What is the of Bronchitisl Obstruction producing
inflammation of the lining membrane Of the Bronchna
Wind Tubes and of frequent
iy discharges of Blood And what Asthma, difficulty Of
breathing but obstruction caused by this
lent excreton cloggng those tubes and therefore mped
ing respiration.
Remove this obstruction and there will fever na
matonno Pain nor Coughno Abscesshor Consumption-no
Hemmorhage Splitting of Blood-no Asthma difficulty
what the by this
obstructionl
The is Expectation. Yes expsctoration Is ma
lures remedy For, reader, there other outlet for the
lungs to discharge their yaed excretons, but through the
rachea Windppe, and this natural discharge Expecor-
tion
10 assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has been found equal Jayne Expoctorant Ii the
suit OF the experience OF years practice Ii produces
and the Cough reduces the In
ammaton the spasnodic action of the vessels and
heals the abTsded surface of the Bronchna Wind Tubes The
breathing becomes and the patient almost uniformly
and the most hopeless Of Consumption
produces degree Of relief before experienced by
period Many who pronounced ncurable
by their still ave and appear
they did them while hundreds thousands have entirely
covered
Jayne's Expeetorant Carminatve Baam and Tonic Yer
muge, be had wholesale and retail A. B. Sands
No y Fulton N f. of Gold, 23 Broadway, II East
proauWay. o26 lmsr
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TO TAiLORS

STlNEMETS'S and complete system Of cutting gar
~ ments of every description with the confidence
offered the trade being the practical and useful work
of the kind before published The book which
l6 inches contains elegant diagrams of the various kinds
garments with plain and ample instructions for cutting the
and style which be surpassed IL has already
gained the appreciation OF the most talented of the profession
andc fail giving entire satisfaction all who
The work be forwarded any part of the United States
by addressing the author No. 90 Cedar street. New York
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OFkILE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office Sc Wall street. This company continue their blu
sness of against loss damage by fire goods,
and merchandise and also vessels and their
against loss by inland navigation.
- DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thone, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas L. Woodruff, Benjamin r. Robson.
John X. DAWSON, Francis p Sage,
Thomson Pnce Joseph Allen
John II. Lee, John p Moore
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
Caleb c. Tunis James II. Whiting,
Arson Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley,
John e. Merritt, Thomas Morrell.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO. II. HOPE. Serrrtarv. m13 jgb
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CAN ANYTHING BE Palmer

CAN ANYTHING BE PALMER
THAN that the whose letters are appended below
81 fsi
b 6a hs
i Sc
e n1
his hanbs and 70 III up the pOpua! and
fact there remedy for cough cold and pulmonary
''"tClaoMPoUUND EXTRACT OF HoARHOyNp.
and the world more and more convinced of
Underwood. Oct IA, lsls.
g sa % s FL of as a
us ss %h nl'I%
dence its eca which well warranted by the experience
Very respectfully your ''Sdi NJ S seys'f suREN.
HERMITAGE, April II, lS43.
Messrs. PEAsE * SoNs--
n a. ~ .a r. 1ns ns h With
your esteemed package Of your Hoarhould
that NAV and: from is much benefit
have will It's inventor go down to posety as one
Your friend and 0'ed'f HN iSdSiG'W JACKSON.
and % csnd
himself remedy for colds and conghs
am with j SS5z S'fTf'Y TEK J Private Secretary
ALBANY, May Is, lai3
will pardon for the delay in replying BY
sts
this kind and to the ne hope that {u will
Gle got Up in beautiful style and IS highly recommended by
those who have had occasion to use it
Your obedent servant
colds always found relief but official prevented
Withhold from accommodating the t
am yours truly,
9th June, lsas-City Hall New York.
sd sIss and al IS bv.on Street, Aso
House, Broadway lag Water street. 70 Fulton Agents
s ISfSf
Bravo & Morgan, New Orleans.
letters paid directed John Pesss sons Is St
with good city references will be punctualy attended to-
PILES-ltH verytrte that common flies
be relieved BY many kinds ointment and niment and by
a1d strieurss have actually formed well known that
% a1;
With .sh9Ss and ulcers ever cured was
BY any man on had suffered dreadful d1es. during
IS and during the last had stood her
saved %s he kas sssa
oS % boo Sm with such a
ton as will cure common Piles II snte day. and in the
immediate comfort and hope with certainty ola perfect
cure r. . .;s,,
the minister elders and members Of the chu oh Wnfedh
cure ames considered miracle and caused establishment
are following the directions with full prospect Of bsGg
spans, rheumatisn burns freezing colds coughs consum
family oush, to Be without IT, viii sa trial No @
than thirty thousandb titles annually sold which fact
Sold Ehoesals rsssil p A. B. Sands Druggists,
smaller '''A'' D'' - me ~ 'Fe ' oss im s
OBsTRUCTloN-The causes of all Pulmonary Diseases
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DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
HIs CELEBRATED preparation, the only one tha, has
most offensive disease or the head,
DANDRUFF,
has during the season. been applied and
ee,ed by thousands Of Ladies and 0eneen and noione
:. AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE,
Is recon rended by the celebrated aud skful pbysi-
Grams and chemists OF the day Every should avail them
@ o. ~ benefits: and thus secure clear head and l.sun-
ola 3msec P. PUSSEDDU III Park Row.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
OQ1 BROADWAY-Extact:--
Dol 81 eheerfay comply with the request Of Lieut.. Me
in consequence Of total deafness and discharges from his
that while in New York his way England, he placed
himself under .he professional Drs Castle and Edwards
Aurs Uader their recovered his hearing, and
has to his military duty
Signed. H. McNEVEN, M. D.
Surgeon to II. M. B. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncipent deafness. earache palms, buzzng
singing sounds the collections Of hard vita
ted seeretions Of the Their acoustic oil has been
puar remedy curative in all diseases of the for up
wards Of twenty years. Offices removed to ss Broadway
White street nI2 1mkec
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OkKIS TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original recipe
~ at No. Gold NV York-The Oris Tooth Wash
purely vegetable preyaiation possessing the properties Of
state and preventing unpleasant in the
MOUTH whether arising from decayed teeth from dranged
state Of the stomach.
II designed to be used with tooth brush and will be found
TO upeede the necessity Of powder keeping the teeth
and preventing the weaving of the from the teeth
is particularly useful Of spungy gums restorne
he tooth In painful affections Of the teeth and arising
particularly seryiceable the Onis Tooth Wash at night
Just before retiring rest This method is BY
during The day are entirely and the mouth
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
OF poor humanity but how neglect the attention neces
sary for their when by all the
means needed Among these we know Of
and etectua than the Orrs Tooth Wast ceanses
tens the teeth strengthens the pues the mouth and
weet'1s the breath We recommend its all young and
Old eOston Morning Post.
Th Os Tooth Wash the best detergent used on
our es mel Boston Transcript
For ale by the prince ri tIuRgsa n The city. mlf
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
~ change gy hair 70 its original color in few minutes. This
preceding all Others 1t highly efcacou possesses the
advantage Of beautfyng the hair without inung
growth. -"
Those WHO doubt its virtues requested have their hair
changed before paying their money. II humbugs would take
this method there would be TO complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied, No Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs.
NJ m Zee
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-16
From the .arAansas Intenigencer.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 4, 1843.


 .MeSsrs. Editors The mail will close this evening, and I have nothing important to write you.
 Dr. Solon Borland has taken charge of the :. Banner" He IS a man of independence and integrity, who will suit the party
 There has been two Democratic meetings in this county, one by the real orthodox, and the other by the Jack-o'-lanterns, that cannot be found upon any solid ground, headed by Messrs. Byrd and Weller.
 The delegation from your county are here, but the counties in the Northern, Western and Southern parts of the State are not re- presented
 How things will work, cannot say; as no efforts have been made by your part of the State to get share of the offices, you must not be surprised if the nominees are eastern and southern men. There are two tickets ill the circles here-one, Chapman for Governor, and Hampstead for Congress the other, Chapman for Congress, and Con- way for Governor
 Bob Johnson has come out like man, and has declared his wishes, and defined his position.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-16

g. By his postponing, until this late date, the duty of defining his position,n we sus- pect the Editor of the < Gazetten of being ad- dcted to the study of those Oriental writings which begin at the end of the book. Or, perhaps, he is somewhat more modern in his tastes, and has only been refreshing his fancy upon the pages of that delectable work of Dr. Southey, which has the introduction in the place of a postscript Be it the one or the other, however, we advise him to leave such luxuries to those who have nothing else to do, and bestow himself to discussing that more substantial fare-Henry Clay's anti Bank speech, of 1911.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-16
PUNCTUALITY OF SHERIFFs

There are torty-fre organized counties in this State. The Sheriff of each county is er o0icio collector of the revenue and is re- quired, by law, to settle with the Auditor, and pay to the Treasurer of the State, the amount of revenue with which he is charged on the Auditors books, on or before the l0ih day of December in each year. We understand that the account of every Sheriff in the Siate, for the year lS43, has been drl- ly settled, within the time prescribed by law This is truly ereditable to our State, and honorable to the officers concerned.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-16
THE POT UNCOVERED.

We'll! the Gazette has, under its present dynasty, at last, hoisted its colors, and {" de- fined its position.n To person accustomed to an open, straightforward way of doing bu- siness, this seems like reversing the true or der of things, and beginning at the wrong end For our own part, we have ever thought it incumbent upon every aspirant to the confidence of the people, to begin by de- fining his position, so that it might be known what he was, and what he intended to do. But, doubtless, the Gazette knows more about such matters than we do, and is untitled to great credit for this improuementit 1t has intro- duced into newspaper ethics The Gazette reioices in the announcement that it was s'established in the year 1819n-now 24 years since; and yet only just now feels called on to s'defne its position p This an nouncementis is unjust to s'the Gazetieo which was established in 1919. That paper was true and efficient Democratic champion, from its beginning to its close, in the hands of Vim. E. Woodruff, Esq, as is well known to the people of Arkansas. It ceased to exist last winter. Mr. Woodruff found 1t to his interest to sell the press and types, and they fell into the hands of their present owner.
 The publication of another, and intirely different, paper was begun, and has been con- tinued until now. The name of :. Gazetten was retained, 1t is true; but how profaned from its original import! The same materi- als were used; but we can almost hear that old press, so long faithful to Democracy, exclaiming in the bitterness of indignation {. to what base uses, must we com at last" Under masked batteries, and with no colors to indicate to what party it belonged, this spiratical schooner has, for near twelve month past, been cruizing in the political waters, seeking to delude the unwary, and gain the same place in the confidence of the people which had been enjoyed by the pa triot barque whose name and garniture 1t had surreptitiously assumed. Few, we appre- hend, were blind enough to be thus deluded i; few who have not, long ere this, discovered the imposition We made free to call the ''Gazette" Whig paper whereupon, and not before, it makes a seeming virtue of ne- cessity, and throws off the mask, hoists the black flag, and declares for Henry Clay, and all his political abominations. Now, at any rate, we know the ''position'' of the Gazette, and how to deal with it.