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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

05- THE MATERNAL FRIEND Is THE SAFEST
and best medicine for females about becoming mothers,
they II Is recommended by some Of our first
physicians and hundreds of certificates fsy establish it
the only medicine that with perfect safety be used,
that will relieve the pains Sc An interesting pamphlet
for the ey of married ladies' be had free gratis may
be found only at 81 Courtandt street, Broadway
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o3- COPY OF A LETTER FROM NORWICH,
CONN.,
Nav

Norwich, May 20, ls43.
MEssRs A B. & d. SANDS co..
Gentlemen feel pleasure in being able to inform
you and the public ohe effects Of sarsaparlla upon
achld OF mine girl five years old who has from her
birth been afflicted with sryspeatous eruption on her
body. About six months ago tho Inflammation extended
into her and head causing discharged thick mat
ter then extended to her eyes where continued Tor
more than month, when she commenced taking your
Sarsaparilla from Il W. Matthewsons which almost i'm
mediately produced good eect and in few weeks she
entirely cured, and has continued 10 enjoy perfect
freedom from the disease to the present time have
also witnessed its good effects many other cases among
my acquaintance and say that consider it most
valuable medicine, and capable Of curing any humor
Its use is persevered in.
Most gratefully yours,
EUNICE MURPHY, Franklin st.
For particulars advertisements in this and other city
pspers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expor
tation, by A. b. Sands Co., Druggists Granite Build
ing) 273 Broadway of Chambers street, NJ York.
Sold also by A B. d. Sands 70 Fulton street, and n f.
Broadway, corner of Market street. Price 81 per bottle
SIX bottles for S. Original documents be seea at our
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GO THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATION, which
the supernuous hair from the face neck, FORE
head and other parts of the body obnoxious and dis
agreeable to both sexes and that without the least smart
ing irritation. II has tendency to njuro
the health but is harmless and soothing I'm
der its influence the skin becomes expended and assumes
q smooth and forid delicate appearance which muy be
proved by autua trial. at the request of the purchaser
delivery before being paid for In two minutes
the magic operation is done. To be found at 81 Court
landt street, near Broadway.
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PROVIDENCE, r. J., June o, 1913.

DR.. SHERMAN
Dear Sir-I am again out OF your cough and worm To-
zenges. Almost every body has been troubled with
cough and as your lozcnges are the only remedy used
cessation to the demand for them While other articles
popular for season. yours seem to be perpetuay
wish you would send FIVE groce each OF camphor,
cough, and worm lozenges poor mans plasers and
groce Of your large size tooth paste. Since leading
dentists Fisher and Tyler recommend to their custom
ers the sales have increased much Send the above
by return boat shall want them at the earliest hours
Yours, &c., c. DYER, Jr.
DR.. Shermans warehouse is at LOG Nassau st. Agent
Stanwlx Hall, Albany.
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All the and cheap literary publications of the day
are for sale Wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFrcH
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

90 JAYNE'S HAIR TONGA fine head Of hair is
absolute requison to female beauty Even st. Paul.
who certainly fatterer says that for woman to
have long hair glory to hero To those Of the fair
then, who have been shorn of this gory by gene
raj, local disease, other recommend as
restorative Jayne's Hair Tonic. 1t is fact established
by unimpeachabe evidence that will reproduce hair
upon bald places effect which although claimed for
all preparations for the hair has been far know
accomplished by none, except Jaynes Hair Tonic,
Sold by the quantity or at retail by A. B. D. Sands,
Druggists ~ Fulton street. II East Broadway 273 Broad
way. Plice 81, six bottles for SIS.
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NIBLo's.--Last night the Garden was again
crowded to see the enchanting songstress M'selle
Calve in the Black Domino. We have seldom seen
SO many ladies'. The second night of new piece
is fair test of its popularity, and Judging from the
crowded theatre last night we may safely predict
very prosperous run for LIE Domino Noir. Tonight
LIE Court takes benefit, and plays Robert Macairc.
LIE Court is most admirable actor and will, no
doubt, render justice TO character even so difficult
as Robert Macare is. Dessonville, Matthew, and
Msee LAGER, all play in the piece which is said to
be very dissimiar to the version we have been in
the habit of seeing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

gle tor freedom will end in anarchy, but should 1t
subside into permanent ORDER and the black race be-
gin new era and forward march into civilization,
the moral effect this island, and indeed en- the
whole world, will be tremendous. We are likely to
have healthy and livelv summer. As vet we have
had no fever, although our floating population is
French opera company from New Orleans have been
performing here with eminent success notwithstan-
ding the heat and untavorable season of the year,
and La Borghese and Bles, have fairly torn rap.
new company Of "Toreras" bull fighters have late
y arrived from Cadiz and the first fight is to be on
ST. ferdinand day, the Both inst. Our whole popu.
ation are on tipoe TO witness the triumphs of mind
and art over brute strength, this cruel but exciting
sport is termed by Spain's sons.
Yours &c. LUcIAN.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald Literary Dep<

New York. saturday; june 10. IsA3.
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FIVE Days LATER FROM HAVANA. The bark Ra-
pid, Captain Ward, arrived yesterday morning in
eleven days passage. We annex the following
intelligence -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

90 There are two Revenue Cutters being built
at Ptsburg entirely Of Juniatta Iron-one intended
Tor Lake Ontario. is llO feet long by "a feet beam,
ard VIII be propelled by one high pressure en-
CINE and the Ericsson screw her ribs are con-
structed, show ng light and beautiful model The
other cutter is intened for the CUT of Mexico.
and will be launched there, and descend the Ohio
and Mississippi. She is 100 feet long by q feet
beam, will be propelled by two high pressure en-.
gInes, and by Hunters plan. Each of these cutters
will mount two large pivot Paixan guns. Capt
Howard, who is experimenting the construction Of
these vessels, has made most beautiful row-boa
OF iron; 1t is 81 feet long by feet wide, and
weighs only 30 pounds.
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Board OF supervisors


MsSDav. Sept. A. His Honor the Mayor in the Chair
Present-A quorum.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and approx
sUsDAr srRvIcKs--The bill of Barnabas w. Osborne,
Clerk at the Lower Police Office for ssss 80 beyond sas
or services rendered in attending duties that
once on Sunday-Referred.
bills from the Board Of Education for printing;
aso, from newspapers, police officers, hack drivers Sc
,.sired TO the proper committees.
jill ruriL- The Superintendent of Common Schools
,.n menoed Jefferson Houston, residing at 1877 Thir-
nun - y. as proper person to be selected State
Comptroller ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" "i'
ar DAn.cEsAld. pyRDr presented bill for sas,
Sixth avenue ns ,or pulling down building, No. y
the .ams h.. pursuant TO order of the acting Msy<
late in IsnS dangerous condition. caused by
PArIso wIrrrssrs~Th .S S Sil PAID .; r, and
C nossrs' Tor attending witnesses At t.,S sts
and sns ease 81 the
lowed. " ~
a, Dn4w.a bills Of Aa
Jarvis. County Clerk for attendance wing Jurors,
&c. and recommended to be paid by COMMITTEES on
ferred the Counsel for the Board report "a the
legality Of the several charges d.. r.p
der caIsd hs a,tsn,on of INT the number Of Of
fcers appointed by the Sheriff 81 vacancw %av; nc
number now designated is 9ds 10 6li II mn The nn%
Ssr iS s by eight
than is required. and redy would be saving ofex
70 W., that the Judges Of
Court had the power nrs INV womid renmre Nc
u me Snerin now many &his Board on the subject
Alter .os Alderman sosLEs offered resou-
On reducing and for ten. eishtDxiderman Pun.
ame s ny suost such proposed reduction by the
Rasrd THY r." he thought had the power alone and
ne doub. the chs'ruly be governed BY it in
An Wnnn thought the most proper course to lay
~ s.; and the hole matter the table, as the
AZ; irregular. The Court had the power to
rSor ,h Smbsr of officers, and he member Of that
Cart va not exert that power and reduce the num-
S -, ii he considered sufficient for the public nte
rss, NE Recorder. senior Judge had paid the pro
mar ctesy to the Board in laying the matter before
haAnd in learning from them their wishes; but II was
Expected that the Board would the power
rSonsibiity. He had no doubt the Court would act
mly in the matter, knowing the opinion of the Board
The Mayor acquiesced in the opinion of Alderman
Woodruff and recommended that the entire matter lay
IN the table, which agreed to.
On motion Of Alderman Waterman the Board adjourn
3D. to meet Tuesday the 18th instant at - o'clock,
lo0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

The NATIONAL LIBERTY PARTY CONVENTION
This Convention, which has been sitting at Buffalo
recently, has nominated candidates for the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency. J. q. Birney has been
nominated as the Presidential candidate, and Tho
mas Morris svice President. The vote was unan-
imous. 148 votes beine cast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

o. The U 5. ship Levant, Commander Hugh
N. Pase-hsvipg on board the Hon. George M.
Profit, Minister TO the BrasiIs, and Mr., Hacket,
Secretary OF Legstion--dropped down TO Hampton
Roads from Norfolk on Thursday last, and was TO
proceed 10 sea witiithe first fair wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

90 On the 20 ut., the sword made for Comman-
der Alexander Sldel Mackenzie, by order of
number OF citizens OF Philadelphia, was presented
to that officer by the committee appointed for that
purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

o. Joseph L. White, Esq late member OF Con-
gress from Indiana, and one Of the abest satemen,
and best orators, and soundest lawyers from the
Western country, has taken up his residence in this
city, where he will pursue his profession as a law.
yer. Mr.. White is destined to occupy proud posi-
ton al the bar oil this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

eo- Count Zabrelo, Charge d'AHaires from Rus
STA, has arrived In Washington TO take charge Of
the Russian embassy during the absence of Ba-
ron Bedisco, who pays visit to his native land
Mr.. Williams, the fail er OF Baron Bodisco's wife,
died at Georgetown on Thursday last. and this
event may occasion some delay in the Baron's de.
parture. Mr.. Williams was a clerk in the War
DEPARTMENT
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Superior Court.

Before the Chief Justice.
SEPT. 4.-This Court commenced its September Term
OF ten o'clock. Jury was empannelled and he CouIt
then adjourned until Monday next the 18th Inst at
o'clock The Court will hear arguments during the
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

The ITALIAN TROUPE. The troupe of Italian
Opera Singers, who have been for some months
both West and South, but more recently in Balti-
more aRd Philadelphia, have arrived in this city.
We some months since, when they were in New
Orleans, discussed their relative merits and de-
scribed this company entire, and we are happy to
hear that they about to afford our fellow citi.
zens an opportunity to enjoy their delightful music
The names Of the persons composing this troupe,
and ofthe operas which they intend to produce,
are as follows
NAMES or TIE FInsr SINGERS ITALIAN CONTAIN.
Mrs. Corsini, Mrs NJ socchi- Prime Dome.
Mr. Antogniai, MIR Perozi-Primi Tenori.
Mr. Valtelna, Mr.. Calvet-Pri mi Bassi.
NAMES OF The OPERAs THAT WILL PERFORMED.
J. Purtani, by Beliini.
Lucia di Lammermoor, by Donizett
Norma, by Beilni.
Pelisario. nv Donizetti
Comma di Vergy, by Dcnzetti.
Marino ltaliero, by Donizetti.
We have not yet learned where they intend to
appear; it may be at the Park-probaby at
Niblo's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

EaRAruM - line Of Mr.. James Bergen's state
mentin our paper of yesterday was omitted, which
made it read-"And Grand Jury have found a
bill for the alleged subornaiion," when it should
have read That Grand Jury have found bill Tor
the alleged conspiracy, and aid notnda bill for the
alleged suborudfiOu"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

Co Joseph Buonaparte, brother Of Napoleon,
and Ex-King Ct Spain, arrived IN Washington on
Thursday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

NIBLo's.-Anoiher crowded saloon last night was
attracted by the new paniomime Of the $50 Mislor-
tunes Of Fortunatus," which has undoubtedly made
greater hit than any other production of the Ra
wells. This is mainly to be attributed to Gabriel,
who plays the leading comic character, in which he
improves nightly. The scenery, machinery and
tricks are beautifully designed and executed, and
must have cost thousands of dollars in getting up,
but which will be repaid tenfold if the audiences
continue as great as they have since the first night
Of course it will be played this evening, with the
tight rope, Italian Brigands. dancing by Madame
Leon and Mons. Martin, &c. The fine open sa-
loon Of Niblo must secure a great portion Of the
amusementloving public during the present sultry
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

FRENCH OPERA lat NlHLo's.-M'selle Calve, the
justly popular singer, appears at Niblos tomorrow,
where she is engsgedin connection with the French
company for three nights only. as she makes her de-
but at Philadelphia on the l4th inst The very ia
vorabe impression this lady created among the
amateurs Of music, cannot fail to make her en-
gagement gratifying to the public and profitable
10 the proprietor
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90. THAT THE GIANT GIRL AT PEALE'S MU-
SCUM is great curiosity. is ndispuabe, and that the
attractions there embr scing Jenkins Miss Adair &c &c
&c., extraordinary for One Shilling very plain IL
you doubt it, 90 and see for ourselE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

THEsPARR THEATRE.-It will be seen by re-
ference TO the list Of passengers by the Britannia,
that Mr.. Simpson Of the Park Theatre has arrived,
bringing with him the old American favorite,
James Wallack. The Theatre will open within the
week, but on what precise day is not yet de-
termined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

90 THE SALOON AT THE AMERICAN MUSE
UNI was filled full last night to hear that nimtable band
Of Ministries, the Ethiopian Serenaders, whose perform
ances are always received with the most enthusiastic ap
plause The whole entertaining s went off with great
eclat Is the greatest wonder creation how Barnum
can gva so much fer SO trhng a His place will
soon take the lead Of all places Of the United
states The Dioramss Miss Adair Celeste, the mechsn
cal figures &c &C. all gave the entire satisfaction
and delight They give grand entertainment c-ngkt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

FRE.-The dwelling house, with most of the con-
tents, belonging TO and occupied by Mr.. John
Wyckof, OF New Lofts. LII was entirely consumed
on Saturday evening last about halt past II o'clock
The loss was partly covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

PROGRESS OF ENTERPRISE IN The VISTA very
interesting meeting took place at Allegheny on
Saturday last, for the purpose of adopting measures
Tor the construction of steamboat wharf A CON-
modious habor entirely secure from the ice, capa-
bic OF containing one hundred steamboats,, and ha-
wing communication with the canal and the Ohio,
can it seems be constructed for $4,000. From the
spirit exhibited at the meeting and the energetic
manner in which the project has been taken up, we
have no doubt that it will be brought to successful
completion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

BRITISH JUSTICE AND BRITISH MoRALrTY.-The
conduct OF the British government in the admins
traon OF the affairs OF its Canadian provinces has
all along afforded precious specimens of their ideas
ofJustice and popular rights and the maintenance of
Its own characteristic reputation. But we do not
suppose that there can be found any act recorded in
that painfully instructive history, which exhibits
more fully the misgovernment OF the provinces, than
the manner in which the participators in the last
struggles have been treated. Several of the promi-
nent popular leaders now enjoy lucrative Offices
under the government, whilst Others not perhaps so
active as these have been robbed of their property,
and driven forth homeless wanderers on the face of
the earth. Look at the case of the poor man
whose name we do not now recollect, who made
his escape from Botany Bay, after suffering FIVE
years OF the greatest suffering He, we think, was
punished pretty severely, and surely had somewhat
claims on the merciful consideration of the gov.
eminent, than men who actually suffered nothing.
tie, however, could not be such serviceable tool,
and has been therefore left to his fate There are
many many similar cases of hardship. We are
grafed to observe that the partial pardon of Papi-
neau, Brown and O'Callaehan, continues to excite
much dissatisfaction amongst many even of the
most attached friends of British power in Canada.
Every principle of justice requires that there should
be general amnesty at once. It has been most
unrighteously delayed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

CALHOUN MEETING IN THE PARK-A large con-
course of people assembled in the Park yesterday
afternoon, in accordance with call for the friends
OF Calhoun. Dr. Stephen Hasbrouck of the 18th
Ward, the active opponent of the recent School
Law, was made chairman, and some dozen other
persons appointed as assistant officers. There was
very little enthusiasm in the meeting, although
large portion of the audience, through which we
moved, appeared to talk and act as though opposed
to Van Buren,. JAMES H. BRADY, Esq, being called
for, addressed the meeting in speech of over half
an hour, in which he avowed his preferences for
Mr.. Calhoun as a candidate for the Presidency,
and dwelt forcibly upon the principles that this
statesman had nailed at his mast. head.
Mr.. BARBER followed, and the meeting ad.
journed with great quieiude and decorum.
A long address and resolutions, OF the usual cha.
racter, were presented and read, which appeared
to be declaration Of principles of the Calhoun
party Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

90 THE P1LEs.-This distressing complaint can
possibly be cured and person need for moment ant
Ter with II II they will but Hays Liniment' ami
Lin's Balm Of China, which warranted 10 cnTe anv
useless to suffer with them, but II takes phvscs %
reach the brains Of the obdurae. When the Doctor,
skill falls these viii cure To be had only at u Cort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

1T NEVER RAINS BUT II PoURs, is an old saying,
the general truth of which is frequently brought
home to the mind of every individual The events
Of the last iour and twenty hours have crowded
upon each like thick coming fancies.' In diff
ierent columns OF this days paper will be found
each under its appropriate head medical, financial
casual and criminal occurrences, which start
led the public mind in succession. The robbery OF
Rockwers welLknown jewelry store in the Astor
House, had scarcely ELECTED the public sympathy
tor the sufferers, and Indignation at the ineciency
OF our police, when Wall street was electrified by
the PRONUNCIATION of iorgeries which, for variety
and extent, have not been equalled for years. The
particulars will be found under the money head,
and are most extraordinary. youth Of some
eighteen years, hitherto of good character, deibe.
erately perpetrates forgeries which may reach
$4,000, draws the money and takes passage for a
foreign land, with the GOODNESS, deliberation, and
sagacity which generally mark maturer years, and
long acquaintance with crime. The checks which
he forged are beautifully engraved, being done ex-
pressy for the firm, and the filling up was done in
manner to deceive the best judges. Some which
we saw were signed by the firm and drawn in favor
OF w. II. PRIEST the cashier for the firm, whose
endorsement was done in an admirable manner.
This method OF making the checks payable to the
cashiers order was adopted safety that the bank
tellers might all be more familiar with his endorse
ment. Yet they were all, without exception, de.
ceived, and the frauds discovered only by finding
the accounts overdrawn. These transactions were
the theme of conversation in Wall street, when a
new impulse was impaired by the fall of young
gentleman from the piazza of the Exchange build.
ing upon the stone side walk, scattering his blood
around as he struck. His name was Oddie, and,
medical assistance being procured, hopes were en-
tertained of his recovery. To this succeeded the
report of the robbery of the Phenix Bank porter,
the amount lost was, however, not large. BY this
time the heat was melting, the thermometer higher
than 1t has touched before this season and the ina
ginaons OF men proportionaly excited and ready for
the mass meeting in the Park In the afternoon, and
the arrival OF the English steamer in the evening
What city but New York has such variety and
constant recurrence Of excitement The yellow
fever In other and slow moulded cities may be
very respectable sort of fever, but amid the
wh!rl and excitement Of the metropolis, it would
have to "sing small" tits nothing to the news
fever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

90 CHAMBERS EDINBUR0 JOURNAL-The
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uholds deservediy high reputation exceedingly
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