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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

Agents can be supplied with the above, and all other
European papers, by forwarding their orders early to this
Office, and at the usual wholesale prices.
o. IN THE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL, THIS EVE
MING, at half past o'clock Lecture Elocution and
Music in connection with Physiology, Sc, by Professor
Bronson with REGULATIONS and Songs by Mr. Nash among
which are Parrhasus and the Olynthian Captive the
Whiskers ! never have loved thee New Foundland
Dog, sc. Admission 25 cts.
o. BY THE HIBERNIA.-At o'clock this morning
will be published at the Office 80 Ann street. the New
World Serial Supplement, for December-a double num-
ber-containng the following splendid romances:-
l.-Arrah Mel by James-his best.
2.-Modern Chivalry, by Ainsworth-concluded.
3.-Martin Chuzzlewit by Dickens-part H.
4-Loerings of OLeary, by Lever-Fragment 10
"The Student"
5.-Treasure Trove, by Lover-An Irish romance
6.-Tom Burke of Ours, by Lever-A double part, and
conclusion the first volume.
Price for the above six novels only l2 cents or 81
year. J. WINCHESTER,
80 Ann street.
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fh3- HAYS LINIMENT AND Inns BALM OF
CHINA warranted to the Piles, or the money
turned. To be had at 81 Courtandt street.
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03- COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
is as good extract Of this celebrated root be
made, and in large bottles any others that sell for
double the money Price 90 cents per bottle or 81 per
at 81
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andMors for the of Hamilton, when Justice Ste
held bail in the sum of $1,000 EACH to answer the Of
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03- A CHANCE FOR A VARIETY OF CURES
If you have bad cold try Peters Cough Lozenges they
the most effective medicine at such time in driving
off all coughs inflammation Of the lungs asthmas Group
and all diseases of similar nature The public apprec
their value and they should be tried in all
springing from chlls and colds. Dr. Peters Catharc
Health Lozenges when the stomach is found out of order
completely restore to proper state disspatng dyspep
the world The Cordial Loznges are formed Of such
erals will destroy headache, low spirits, assude
weakness and general dyspepsia that in many lead
mankind to suicide. The Worm Lozenges, intended as
to variety of complains which afct children can
not be too strongly recommended Principal office l25
Fulton street.
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STONE-By H. De Bazac. This is the best novels
of this author and full of the most exciting interest,"
Those who pay their shilling for copy will repent
the outlay The first edition is small one, and to secure
copy, purchasers must call early at 30 Ann ST.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher
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90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
For the of gonorrhGa, gleet uor abus and all dis
Of the urehra. These pills warranted to cure
Price 81 per box.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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n5- MILITARY NOTICE.-To the Cavalry ofthe City
of New York-Aware Of the disadvantages which the
Troops of City labor under in not having suitable
place wherein to have mounted drills for Improvement in
the school of the Trooper the Platoon and the Squadron
well to become proficient in the general management
of the horse propose to set aside certain afternoons and
evenings in each week. for such companies may wish
to engage the Riding School for such drills The school
Of thrtytwo hundred square feet with
distractions in the centre and is the only enclosed and
covered place in the city that be used Military
Riding School For terms and particulars apply to
w. H. DISBROW, Riding Master,
40S BoWery.
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n13- JUST RECEIVED BY THE HIBERNIA, AND
for sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald Buildings
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets the fol
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n3- WEAK BACKS MAY BE CURED IN We
ry short time by using of DR.. Shermans Poor Mans
Plasters They decidedly the best strengthening pas
ter in the world They equally eectual in rheuma-
tsm and pains in the side chest and extremities giving
the genuine article Observe well that Dr. Sherman's
fac smile is printed the back of each plaster None
others genuine The spurious articles are worse than
useless.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is No. log Nassau street.
Agents, 227 Hudson street, 1873 Bowery corner Spring
street, II East Broadway, and Ledger Buildings Pha-
delphia.
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Misunderstanding his seat and mutterng)-That is
utterly false and lie without any foundation.
The counsel both sides here stated that they had
closed their testimony and it being near o'clock, and
two Of the jurors having business the Court ordered an
adjournment until this morning at ii o'clock when the
counsel will sum up after sentences passed on the
various who have been convicted who out
bail or in prison.
Grand Flare Up aud termination of Psychologists the
crowd had passed from the court and descended into
the street. Justice Masel joined in with Aid Waterman
and Vandervoort, and Messrs Jonas b. Phillips Dewitt
Robinson McCiay, and others when Hamilton up
and accosed Merritt relative to the denial in court of his
desre 10 borrow money when words ensued and Merritt
desired him to go away, as he wished nothing to say
10 him Hamilton followed on, and the company
about crossing Leonard street in Centre he called Merritt
liar and scoundrel. Merritt then raised his arm and
showed Hamilton away, when he closed up again, and
Merritt then struck him the head and hands twice with
his cane Hamilton endeavored to wrest the cane from
his grasp being unsuccessful he the street
and seized rng from cart standing opposite with
which he returning to attack Merritt when little
boy named Sherlock, who was passing and saw Hamilton
rushing towards Merritt with the club raised cried out
and Merritt perceivng him coming darted from his posi-
ton among the beforenamed gentlemen and thus saved
himself from blow that would have left its mark without
any doubt Officer NJ. II. Walsh who standing on
the steps Of the Tombs the aay, and ran towards
the crowd and arrested Hamilton with the cart rung in
his hand He then endeavored to take way and also
to take Hamilton into the police Office when as he after
Hamilton, and Ben amin III. Day, seized hold Of
The club and also endeavored to rescue IIam
ton from his grasp During the excitement ne let
Ham ton 90 and seized Norris whom he brought into the
Police Office In instant the whole police force was af
ter Hamilton but 1t appeared he was too Keen for their
clutches as several of the officers returned wsthout OBJ
tanning any knowledge of his whereabouts. Day and
Morris were in the police Office during this time which
was well thronged by all the parties and spectators In an
instant rush heard the outer steps, and in came
Hamilton followed by officers Low, Rutherford and Me-
was only surrender at discretion.
Officer Walsh then made an affidavit against Mr. Day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

My brother a maiden's tears washed my stern
resolves away The lure Of a voice rolling quiet.
ly from between two soft lips, cn,iccd me from re.
membrance Of my grandsire's wisdom. ! forgot
his teachings, and married the woman loved.
Ali how sweelly sped the seasons We were
blessed True, there came crossings and evils
bu, we wiihstood them all, and holding each other
by the hand, forgot that such a strange thing as
sorrow remained in the world
'Childten were born 10 us-brave boys and fair
girls. oh, Mark, that Mai is u pleasurc--tha'
swelling OF tenderness for our odsprng--which
the rigorous doctrines Of your course OF life have
withheld from you.
Like you, engaged in trade Various for
tune followed my path will no, deny bu, That
some in whom thought yirue was sisong, prov.
ed cunning hypocries and worthy no manslrds
Yet are there many have known, spo,less, as
far as humanity may be spo,less
Thus, to me, life has been alternately dark and
fair. Have lived happyl No, not completely
il is never for mortal so 10 be But can lay my
hand npon my heart and thank the Great Master
tina, the sunshine has been far otener than the
darkness Of the clouds
Dear brother, the world has misery--bu, ii is a
pleasant world sill, and affords much JOY TO the
dwellersp
As Nathan ceased, his brother looked up in his
face, like man unto whom a simple truth had
been for the first time revealed.
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From The Democratic Rerier.

A LEGEND OF LIFE AND LOVE.
very cherries and fallacious doctrine is tina,
which teaches to deny the yielding TO natural feel
ings righteously directed, because the consequent
ces may be trouble and grief as well as satisfac
ton aud pleasure. The man who lives on from
year to year, jealous of ever placing himself in
situation where the chances can possibly turn
against him-ice as it were surrounding his heart,
and his mind too scrupulously weighing in bal
ance the results Of giving away to any OF those
propenstes his Creator has planted in his heart
may be philosopher, but can never be happy
man.
Upon the banks Of a pleasant river stood cot
tage, The residence OF an ancient man whose limbs
were feeble with the weight Of years ard of for
mer sorrow. In his appe.ites easily gratied, like
the simple race Of people among whom he lived,
every want of existence was supplied by few
fertile acres Those acres were titled and tended
by two brothers grandsons Of the old man, and
jewellers also in the cottage The parents oil the
boys lay buried near By.
NATHAN the elder, had hardly seen his twentieth
summer He was beautiful youth. Glossy
hair clustered upon his head, and his cheeks were
very brown from sunshine and open air. Though
the eyes OF Nathan were soft and liquid, like a
girls, and his cheeks curlei with a voiuptuous
swell, exercise and labor had developed his limbs
into noble and manly proportions. The bands oil
hunters as they met sometimes TO start of together
afer game upon the neighboring hills could hard
I " show one among their number who in comeli
ness strength or activity, might compete with the
youthful Nathan.
Mark was bu, year younger than his brother
He, too, had gtea, beauty
! Ia the course OF time the ancient siekened, and
knew that he was TO die. Before the approach o
the fatal hour he called before him the Two youths
and addressed them thus:
The world my children, is full Of deceit. Evi
} men swarm in every place; and sorrow and dis
apPonimen, are the fruits ofinlercourse wiih them
So wisdom is wary
And as the things Of life are only shadows
passing like the darknes. OF cloud, Irvine NJ
bands Of love about your hearts For love IS th'
fekles thing Of life The object Of our affection
dies, and we iheDeeiouh laaguish 10 agony o.
perhaps the lore we eo,a dies, and that is NOR
painful yet
>, IT is well never TO eonhde in any man. Il i
well 10 keep aloof from the foles and impuri,i''
/ of eanh. Lee there be no Inks baween you am
| Others Lat not any bring eoHirol you hIoug
your dsPendenee vpOa him i0r portion OF you
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HEpREw GRATITUDE II may be remember.
cd that IN 1910, or thereabout, the Jews IN Da-
mascus were subject TO cruel persecution, IN con-
sequence Of an uniounded accusation, originating
either in private maeyolepce or general PREJUDICE
and bigotry that a man had been murdered by
them, and his blood used in the performance OF
their religious ceremonies
II may be remembered too, that Sir Moses Mon.
tcGore, wealthy Hebrew banker Of London,
went to Cons,e ntnople and Obtained from the Sui.
tan drman declaring The innocence Of the Da.
mascus Jews, aud securing 10 them protection for
life, properly and person.
90 his return TO England the Hebrews Of the
United Kingdom, JIBaiea Barbados and Glib
raltar, raised by subscription large sum Of mo-
ney for the purchase OF testimonial. which was
presented TO Sir Moses on the 9Th OF last Februs-
fy a large lahogaph, Representing lbis testi.
Inonia wa: subsequently, published and a gentle
man Of this city, having received one Of the i'm.
pressions from London, las bfough, il TO US for CT
animation.
We cannot afford the space requisite Tor full
description the work. but can easily see that
! II must be very beautiful. II is Of silver, three
} feet cir inches high snd weighing i3l9 ounces.
} II is not a vase, or an urn--nor has indeed any
distinctive name, being designed merely as an or.
there are nedallions, bas-reliek, foliage. insenp-
lions groups, single figures, and in short lavish
display Of an 10 various forms, the cost and value
Of which greatly exceed those Of the mere mate.
rial and make this altogether a very fitting token
Of Hebrew weaI,b, muni6eenee aud grstiiude.-
1 n y Con Adv
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THE HER AL ID.
r,sl,,A.4 every TAss.dsy Rer,ias.


,,srls. o. rests. at iAe sasscT,bers door ti,75
.e,fl ~ psciags,, or takes Of The e5ste, VI so
nal s'oo
, sa,li credit; Is e,af' aided II net then paid
f,br,rsS ~ the yiLisgs Garner, e9.oo.
|n.--for erery5ody; "Hntonnu Your 0wn."
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4 ailOriElgs.

A LFREDt. COLE, has Just received the
"a Spring and Summer FASHIONS, from
the European and American cities. and is now
prepared to make GARMENTS of all kinds in
the most superior style.
From the attention. he bestows upon his bust
ness and the experience he has had in it, he feels
himself justified in saying, that in point of neat
ness and durability his work cannot he excelied.
Shop, next door 10 Mr.. Spratt, Matchmaker.
April 29th lS43--tf
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans court, ofsaid county, letters Of admin
isration on the personal estate of Moses Scott,
late Of Cecil CO., decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, on or before the 3rd
March, 1914, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cludcd from all benefit OF said estate. Persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment TO the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of April,
1913.
MARY SCOTT, Administrator
JAMES II. LAMAR, 'o''''''' 'A'o4S'
April 18th lS43.
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Is limited by al VINO .Iavo used thorn, land
: :; has lo) that DR.. Peters Vegetable f'i's are
ia most un1ivalled medicine ever discovered by
70 ingenuity of man. They arc Il sovereign
s-ue for the following complaints--l elbow ana
bilious fevers fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group,
liver COMPLAINT. sick headache, ianndice, asthma,
6ronsv. rheumatism enlargement of the spleen,
oiles cholic. female distractions, heartburn, fur
rod tonruc, nausea, dstension Of the stomach 6;
bowels, incipent diarrhna, flatulcn"y, habliuai
costvencss, loss OF appetite, blotched or salIo"
complexion, and al! cases OF torpor OF inc DOW
els where a cathaTtic or an apcrleN Is heeueu
They are exceedingly mild IN their o'erntlon'
producing neither nausea, gripping or dtolIitV'
Dr. J. q. Smith of Woodstock; va, says
They are better Pill than can make" He
recommends their use.
The aren't at StratsburGh Va, Saws he sup
niles families for 80 miles around with Peters
PILLS, and they perform such remarkable cures
that they are preferred to every other medicine
Mrs f Ward, of New York, was troubled with
dyspepsia and liver complaint for Is years. by
using these Pills short time she was completely
cured.
Miss Clark was afll ,cted with irregularities and
obstruction, attended with most distressing symp
tona. She was cured by using DIR Peters runs
Hon f d Davis was afflicted with rheumatism
20 rs to be unable TO dress himself. Three boxes
of Peters Pills cured him.
But why multiply testimonials? We say r.
all, try Dr.. Peters Vegetable Pills, and we Will
guarantee that afterwards you will use them III
preference to all others
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No 90 North Sixth
street Philadelphia.
For sale at the Medicine and paint store OF
Or CHARLES w. &ARKER, general agent
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GALL! CALI!

al Hrts .\tns and Cdcop Store, i you
rani cAcdP goodS.
The Subscriber has just returned from the city
of Phiadelphia with 4 large and splendid as
sortment Of Sprng& Summer Goods of every
description; & will Offer them to his friends and
the public, as low as they cen be purchased al
retail in either of tho cities, Philadelphia or Bal
hmore, and those that wan to naks their Spring
and Summer purchases will fud it to their adj
vantage to call and eyamiu" for themselves be-
fore buying elsewhere. Ills stock consists OF
Cloths ofvarious colors, from $3.50 to $7,25,
Cussimcres, Sattinelts, single mill CaSsimcrcs
beautiful goods of the latest and most fashion
able style, Summer Cloths, Nerino Cassimess,
Gambroons, fancy Linen Drilmgs for punta
looms, lIsh Linen, Grass Cloth, Nankcen, and
common goods OF every description.
Also general assortment Of silks awns, chntZCs
ring hams, mous!lndelancs and calcoes from
& Ii to % cents; also a variety Of fancy goods,
for ladies', hcachod and lnblcached musns,
from Ia to II cts, Tow Linens, with large
assortment of Boots and Shoes, Wrman's goat
morocco and Ed slippers from 81 l-G cents TO
ST. for the best and latest style, Mons long and
lace Boots, shoes and pumps; chldren's boots
and shoes, large assortment Of hats, from 81
cts. to - Nutre beaver Hats Of the most fash
sionablc style OF Philadelphia, warranted TO keep
heir shape and color.
Gta&S, LtrcrPoo2, Cuccnswcrc, and
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Wool Captiing.
S PL.ENI.NG, UE.4TLNG, FUL-
LING, DYING, Sc.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the Public that he has rented the Elk
Mills, Wooden and Cotton Factories,
known as Carrots Mills, situated in Cecil
co. Md. seven miles above Elkton, on
the Biz Elk stream and four miles from
the village ofNewark Del, they are now
in full operation. Wool will be received
to be made into Rolls, Yarn, Clo!h, Cas-
sinners, Satinelts, Blankets or FlanneIs, as
directed, at short notice; manufactured by
the yard, for Cash or w DOL, or made up on
the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, &c, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
April Sth 1913.
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Coughs & Colds.

TlECAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.-Sim
pie as these complaints are usually considered
no one can deny their being the most common
case Of this fatal and Distressing disease. 1t is
euindd melancholy truth, that thousands fall
cr cause than NEGLECTED COLDS. Yet we
find hundreds, nay thousands who treat such
complaints with the greatest Indifference, aud
let them run on for weeks and even months
without thinking of the danger. At first yon
have what YOU may consider slight COUGH
or COLD; you allow business, pleasure or care
lessncSs to prevent you from giving it any attcn-
tom it then settles upon your breast, you be-
come hoarsc, have pains in the side or chest, ex-
pectoratc large quantities of matter, perhaps
mixed with blood, difficulty of breathing en-
sues, and then you find your own foolish no
glnet has brought on this distressing complaint.
lfthen you value life or health be warned in
time, and don't triile with your COLD, or trust
to any qUHct nOStrUn to cure Won, bat mmcd-
atcy procure a bottle or two olthat fam Is rem
cdy, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, "
which is well known to be the most speedy cnre
ever known, as thousands will testify whose lives
have been saved by it..
$L5 he very particular when yor purchase to
ask for CDR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as there s nostrum called "Dr
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry by
which you may be imposed upon.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by VII
LlAM'S & Co., Chemists, No 33 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia Price 81 90 bottle.
Sold in Eiktou, DR.. Parkcr's Medicine and
Paint Store.-O Al-6m
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DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
Az EFFECTUaL REMEDY FOR
WOR.NS:

And from its tonic properties will be uaefu! for
delicate, sickiy, and dyspaptic children or a
du.s and will in all cases prevent the genera
tpu Of Worms, which makes it still more
valuable compound
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GEE TTTIC.2TE.
Baltimore, March eth, 1898.

DR.. JANE.
Dear s',r:--Ton ask nc what proofs I meet
with o'lhe efcacyof Yppr medicine. | can safe
" say that | never prescribed medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me SO much
satisfaction, md my patients 50 speedy and per-
inct relief as this. Whenever introduced into
family, it becomes n standing remedy for those
ailments and &c called for again and again, which
think a pretty good proof of its efficacy aud
usefulness. In the Summer Complaint Of chit
dren has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tie victims, rs it were, from the grave. sit sa-
we'd the life of my child, and Of sleh and such
child have repeatedly heard said. In dyson.
sric affections o! adults, have tmo and again
cen it net like a charm, and give permanent re-
lief in few hours, | may say in few minutes.
In fine, it is valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it, Respectfully,
NJ. l.. KNAPP, NJ. y.
Late Physician 10 the Baltimore DiSpensdrg and
Agent for the .Nngiand Jaccine Institution.
For sale at C. W. Parker's Medicine & Paint
Store, Elkton. June A
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s1EvcN Complaint.

EEvcr Complaint.
FsNlllS DlSEA Sc, from its long standing and
Il repeated attacks, and also from the manner
in which it has been treated, often leaves the
dregs of the disease, in some way, ringing to the
system, sometimes there is great weakness and
prostraton of strength, with dull heavy pain To-
Gated in some part of the system. IN all such
cases, Or, Slravse's Syrup Of via Cher7u, will
be found an excellent remedy. to support,
strengthen, and give viGour 10 declining health
and defend it from the inoads ofdrsease.
DOCTOR SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
Is
acknowledged
TO FAR rrcet all other
medicines in the east, in
the west, in the moth, and in
tho south, trial always proves
its virtues for coughs, colds, splitting
blood, tickling or rising sensation IN the
throat, bronchitis, Whoopmg cough Asth-
ma, weakness otthc nervous system, or inn
paired constitution from any cause, and 90 pre-
vent persons from falling into a decline, that med
cine has no equal, "A great numbcrof the cry best
testimonials Of its virtues may be seen nv calling
at DR.. Il, >iwayncs Office, No. 81 Nor'h Sixth
street, Philadelphia. CAUTIpN--All prepa-
rations from this vanablue tree except
the above, Doctor SWAlNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY,
are both
fictitious
ard
counterfeit.
Sold by ChomLc,s and Mai.it, Elkton, Nd
February lSth i5I3
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Hats! Hats5!

T1IIE subscriber has now on hand at his Fash
"A ionable Hat and Cap Store large and gen.
cru! assortment Of hats and caps of the latest
fashions and best qualities which he will con-
iinue to sell Wholesale and retail at prices to suit
the times.
Country merchants arc particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement
he has received, he hopes to dc .erve continue
alton of the same by endeavoring to do the
thing that's right.
JAMES T. BROWN.
v B. He will deliver free Of cost, hats, to
storpkeepers who do not reside more than fifty
miles from this place.