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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
Board Of Supervisors.

MAY ls-Paymsnt Of BiHs-some considerable discus.
sion in respect to the time and mode of payment OF
sundry petty bills of Sunday officers &c. unmportant.-
The bills referred to the appropriate committees
The Mayor appointed the following standing commit
tees:-
Annual Tares-supervisors Tiou, Clayton, and Bre-
WORT.
Grill Courts-Purdy. scoles and Rawson.
County Offcers-Waterman, Woodruff and Vande.
WORT.
Criminal Courts and Polee-Lee, Nash and Dunning.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

DO Paris General Tom Thumb Jr, and Dr. Valen.
tine filling the American Museum to its utmost capa
city. We need not praise the merits Of the magnificent
model but we must aver, that General Tom Thumb after
all that said exceeds the most vivid imagination. Let
parents fancy perfect in form and faculties so small
that Child two years old carry him like DOLL and
they have some sort Of an idea this incompatible pgmy
His stay ia short, so 40 al once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

STEAMBOAT EMpIRE.-Mr. Currler, Lithographer,
No. Spruce street, has sent very beautifully
colored Autograph of this new steamer, the longest
by thirty odd feet built in these waters 1t is
representation Of the boat she passing through
the high ands, and IS highly creditabe to Mr.. Cur
RE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
No. THE UNRJyALLED TONIC MrxTU

90 THE UNRIVALLED TONIC MKT RE: PIE
pared by tho New York College Of Medicine and Phar-
macy for the Of all the proean forms Of
low spirits, cutaneous eruptons, loss OF Appetite sssuae
and general debility In confidently recommended Dy the
College az the most strengthener OF the system
and ronovator the constitution known TO the medical
profession Sold In large bottles ~ each IN small do
in containing hall dozen, 20, chre"hy packed
and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
Office and consulting OF the College97 Nassau St.
w. g. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
MIR. webstsr's Great Speech in BaItImor.

Mr.. Webster was TO deliver his great speech on
the present position of affairs and the state OF the
country, at Baltimore last evening
We have a corps OF reporters on the ground, and
expect full report this evening 1t WILL therefore,
be published at length in the WEEKLY HERALD to-
morrow.
II is expected that Mr.. Webster will, in this speech
take new and important ground, and begin a new
movement that will have great influence in the pro-
cress of events IN the next presidential contest
There is great curiosity to know what he has to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

W-A CHILD AT MILWAUKEE, HAD BEEN
oadly ournt IN the lace and blind more than week,
when they heard of the Magical Pain Extractor kept
there by N. s. Donaldson, merchant and used H. and in
fteen minutes the Child restored TO sight and about
tha house as usual. This fact is we'll known throus
that town This Is but one of thousand cures effected
by this remarkable savc Sold only by Comstock x Co.,
81 COurtllndt street. near Broadvav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

DIRTY SrRrErs-We do not ever expect to see
olean s'feets again. We have Croton water in
ABUNDANCE wasting its waves along every gutter in
Town. YET inc dust appears to be imprudent, as
plrng ana wicked than In any former age The
city has expended $4,000, 600 to bring an abundant
supply OF water TO town-besides SOS 900 per aopum
10 cciu ths streets-and what have we Dir,ier
dusIler streets than ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

THE MILLER CAsE.--We understand that an ap-
plcaton for divorce in this case will come up be-
fore the Connecticut legislature next week, on the
application Of Mr. Miller himself, or with his con-
currence The legislature OF Connecticut is very
generous to quarrelsome people, and will probably
grant the object desired. Shad is always plenty and
cheap in Connecticut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

l1- 4" We understand that great effort is TO be
made TO Gust all the Catholic commissioners, and
particularly those in the 18th ward, where they
have excluded the Bible from the schools
The above is copied from the Herald of this morn.
ing. To show what reliance can be placed on the
assertions II makes, state that in the Board of
Commissioners there is only one gentleman belong
ing 10 the Catholic Church-Doc:or Sweeney, from
The Sixth ward. The commissioners in the Four.
ieenth ward are Messrs. Abraham Bell and p. w
Eggs, who will doubtless be very much surprised at
hndlns themselves Catholics Commercial Adrer-
ttser.
we rather think that Abraham Bell and p W.
Engs are both Catholics in the original accsptation
OF the term They may not be Roman Catholics
but they are Catholic universal in their Christian
ideas and feelings Of region-not utra-not sec,a
rian-no inioerant Such is the meaning we in.
tended TO convey when we used the term Ca,ho-
lIc' in connection with " Commissioner" In our
statement, therefore, we are perfectly accurate.
There is an effort 10 be made against the Catholic
Commissioners-not Roman Catholic sectaries-
but against those who believe think, feel and ACT
on the broad basis Of Catholic Christanity-netrhe
narrow plank of sectsranism OF any kind. Col
stone VIII please correct his own statement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

o. PiLEs.-One dollar shall be refunded TO eyeryI
person who will useone bottle Of Hays Lniment without
being cured These are the positive terms The
sold only by Comsock Co. 81 Courtlandt street neor
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

MARINE.-The ship New York, Niven, from Gree
mock. and barque Prudent, Paget, from Marsees,
we reported as having arrived yesterday morning,
IN advance of every other paper in the city. We
are in the habit Of doing such things.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

f SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence, will please
notify this Office Of Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN THE HEART New
ENeLAND-On the 7th of next month the wings of
Massachusetts, hold great State Convention, whose
sayings and doings' will have great Influence
on the fortunes OF Mr.. Clay, and the prospects Of
the whg party in New England. A great effort will
be made IN that Convention by one section to sus-
tam Mr. Clay-and by another to hold up Mr.. Web
ster. The manufacturing and msnicd interest OF
New England is now said to be hostile 20 M Clay
and his ultra measures-and the first signs will be
given out at this Convention. The Baltimore
speech of Mr.. Webster will be beacon light to
their movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

DID.-James Gibson, another Of the unfortunate
men who was scaded on board the steamer rulas.
XII, died on Sunday, making the third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
Herald Literary Depot.

All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
are for sale wholesale and retail the HERALD OFyrcK
north west corner OF Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

ARRIvAL-The Hon. Daniel Webster, Ex-Secre-
tary of State, and lady, and the Hon. Caleb Cush.
ing, of Massachusetts, Minister to China, arrived in
this city, by the cars yesterday afternoon and took
lodgings at Barnum's City Hotel.-Bahimore CLIP.
per MAJ Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
90 THUS FAR SHALT THOU GROW. AND NO

90 THUS FAR SHALT THOU GROW, AND NO
FARTHER-0ouraud'sP oudres Subtes enable one to
command appearance far the hair is
to say to that development "Thus far shalt thou grow,
aud no ior,her' BARRIERS useful-very useful in
their pacesbu their utmost efforts skill in the dept.
atory ort leave still stubble land at harvest home.o-
These powders on the contrary eradicate the subble
occasloning to him who uses them misgivings ap
preaching his adye love- in the intercourse Of heart
on heart the fear of infcting her "verm cheek as
Gen g. p M has i0. unnecessary pam. Seriously, no
for removing hair. 1t accompanies the object in few
minutes and is Meth difficult to be applied nor DANCE
rous in its operation the skin Full directions accom-
pany each bottle. Price 81.
To be had only No. CT Walker street one door from
Broadway, where may also be had Gourauds vegetable
Rouge, so cents per bottle
aurauds Eau de Beaute or True Water OF Beauty for
removing TAM pimpes, freckles burns Sc,$l per bot
tie.
NAV be seen tested before purchase if desired Proof
positive This is no mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
[Frcm the Msdisonian.l
TO THE PUBLIC.

TON, Nay
shall appeal 10 the laws Of my country for proper
the unmanly attack made upon me by the Ed
tors of the Globe, in that print of Saturday last until
TO the public. JAMES Z. HARVEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

GENERAL WALL was slightly better at the last &C.
counts, his speech having been partially restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

FOREIGN News We are in hourly expectation
of the arrival of the Caledonia from Liver
pool She has been out fifteen days. The
news by her will be only five days later, but the
overland mail from India must have arrived before
che sailed, which will make the news Of some i'm
portance, and then again, we are anxious to learn
how Victona's baby u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

90 GREAT AND UNRlvALLED ATTACTION.
The menagerie presents exhibition that has
been exceled in any country, and whether regard
the positive merits OF the animals the cspacious and we'll
requested pavilion the exploits of Herr Drssbach or the
fashionable and crowd of spectators who visit
it, the whole presepa spectacle Of profound admiration
and sstonishment Every day supplies fresh novelties
lien and the other animals, who have reached most
wonderful order of civilization and docility. II is sighl
that can admit of more than one visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

90 BRISTOL'5 Observation-Disclosures from
letter dated Havana, JAN ls43-Dear SirYou will be
kind enough to call the agent Of C. c. Bristol oil
Fulton street. NJ York and pay him double pce charged
for the Sarsaparlla got Of him. The terms were il
cured OF scroula and you know how severely have
been afflicted with it for long tme) should pay double
price; lift failed TO eradicate entirely from my system
las little expected would, pay to be demand
ed. have recommended 1t to all my friends, and would
like you to send good lot by private hand. med
ton of the faculty. Do not fall my appetite Is
tirely restored and will not be without for any length
of tire. Yours, truly,
A. JONES, Gala Inqusidor, 81
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by william Burger, 50 Cor
landt street, and retail at Rushon Aspinwalls; Mil
hau's, 1873 Broadway; Syms, Bowery J. symc, Fulton
street. and druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

JAMES (. HARvKy-uasus THE WASHINGTON
GLoBE.-The following is the reply of James E.
Harvey, clerk in one Of the departments at Wash
ington, to the attacks OF the Washington Globe on
his character, which republished here the other
day;-
From the Msdisonian.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

The QUESTION TO JAMES r. WHITING we nave
received the following from Mr. Whiting IN reply
to our question:
JAMES X. WHITING informs James Gordon Ben
Y Beach, has been delayed solely at the instance
of the counsel of Mr. Bennett. Will Mr.. Bennett
give this answer as extensive a circulation as his
question on this subject has already had?
New YonK, May Is, 1913
II the "counsel OF Mr.. Bennett" delayed the
trial, he did so on his own responsibility and with
out any authority from us. There is something in
this business that puzzles US amazingly and which
requires further, full, and public explanation both
from the District Attorney and the counsel of Mr..
Bennett" We will require some further expana-
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
u3- WIG wEARERs AND WIG MAKERS READ
THIS
NEW YoRK, Mey 10, le4s

New YoRx, Msy 10, ls4s.
DEAR SIR herewith tender you nay sincere end
heartfelt thanks for the real comfort and happiness have
experienced since had the good fortune Of purchasing
from you my present head Of hair, it far exceeds my
most sangune expectation; for it fits my head WELL and
looks natural that has banned the closest scru.
wigs made by those who call themselves eminent in their
profession but they looked so unnatural and fitted 30
but my banks to you again for ali that has been
for l have no more trouble now than had with my
ural hair Mr. Barry. you are at liberty to make what
you please of this letter, deem duty owe you
of extending your business should have been pleased
to have allowed you to publish my and address, but
being bachelor might materially mar my prospects
with the fair sex. However, you can refer any gentle
man to me who wants Of your wonderful heads of
hair, and will submit mine as specimen Of your work.
manship
Yours very respectfully, Dc
o. CELEBRATED GRANDJEANs HAIR COM.
POsITION-Read carefully the directions-Anoint the
hair every evening with Grandjeans Composition the
paste after having dissolved in the palms ofthe hands,
in the way other pomades taking rub we'll
the Of the hair as there are many positions for
the hair which rctransmtted through the pores,
during sleep lis for this that the paste compost
ton should be used retiring to rest The liquid com
position to be ed in the morning II is composed
oil the juice Of herbs and astrngent roots which strength
the pores; and in using freely il fills the bulbs othe
hair and causes slight and salutary irritation. The
conducting vessels from their constituencies thereby
nourshed, and by repuson furnish TO the bulbs
abundant ament. The paste must, therefore, be used at
night and the liquid composition in the morning The
paste in the evening has assuagng effect and
generous nourishment which the bulbs from
too ahorious action that would fatigue them dry them
and deach the small nervous vessels above aludedo
and lead to a!onecia.
90 1T Is GREAT PITY THAT so MANY
will spend their money for useless articles regardless Of
their future wants. when for rfe they supply all
their real wants Many will throw away dollar alter dol
lar for some worthless nostrum to cold cough,
whsa safe and certain remedy be had at 100 .s'as
street. at comparatively nothing How many spend largo
sums in doctorng their children for unknown com
plant, when one box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges
would effect q perfect How many pay four six
eight shings for some fancy plaster when Shermsns
Poor Mans Plaster which but l2& cents is plesanter
to wear and far eicacous How many ruin their
teeth by using deleterous subs.ance when shermanh
Orris Tooth Paste would impart to them b,ancy and
beauty hitherto unkno sweean the BREATH harden the
gums and leave delicious taste in the mouth They
all sold at LOG Nassau street, 1873 Bowery, II Broadway
AL Bleecker 227 Hudson street 1870 Fulton street. Brook
Ign Reddng, State street, Boston lat Main street,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Gct 10 &c elected.

~ Z. = Principles ;sntl TVh;g Morality.
Bfu,y Marshall. Ed form ery editor Of the Louisville
CRY Gazette d now OF the Keniuekian. aous
Wing up TO the election Of 1910. Since tie death OF
Harrison. lis views aIrear to have un1crsore some
change; and now he repuda;os Nhiceely and oil IFS
denominations. This chang, has not hccn profitable one.
pccuniaiy considered, to Mr. Marshall Snch changes
seldom are profitable ia that way to Tie person changing
for the very good hat most of The money AID tue
means arc possessed ly the Nhgs. These facts being
well understood, correspondent and quondam political
friend of Nh MARSHALL, proposes TO Linn hat ie s''.i
change taoh again Ills arguments truly dc,oole
the delth and strength Of the principles and pou.a
morality Of Whisgery, ha; COPY 'hen, wei as Tie
response Of Mr. Marshall Cor the ediGeaon Of our read
crs.
The correspondent, under Gate Of Oct @5lh. whites
lLu~:
The elections arc over Qhank hcayca , and thor T..
quiet oacc moro. You know an, ful blood VI iir.
and consequently om about frc taller since the Ohu,
Georsa. AMI Maryland elections "Crowl Ch'pmlu,
cro~ J. coos rs only playing possum, b. toe way,
what could you expect friend Dmnoy.. rom thoe sly
roeues YOU are ii3htms III 50 earnestly l-hcy knc~ y.u
were deadly enemy when You bltei on Ntoihcr side
and BOW they have got yen Mer side, they don't
d-n lake my advice and quit cm-thcy thcu vul
Your value los Your loss aud you viii stand erect
once inorc. supp ose You'll soy "y'u ni-h not NY ad
,ire'-ncver Iuind-l'm sour friend. and curse i.r 10
dou' speak ms mud. ad YIN too when ind You
Ia a,nly Us bld .s-odatc>, - think seriously omit n
you cam
To these sd-n," and cur.e,' AID warning. a,.i.t
had a.s',aic-" B'ruey rcp follows. by which be
arrears lie ncordslle his iucuds haaesi cAh,ra.
lions
We are iafni,cly obliged to our Cincnnai (whia)
correspondent. fo h- Suggestions; bur bee Viii
allow Us 10 think upon matters touching oGr opinions a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Si.v against Protection.

Mr. Clay in a letter to Southern Editor has TePujia
ed the main feature Of the American system -protec-
ton 10 u,snufacurersGnd adopted sLe Democratic doc
srIne f Rerenue Tariff IN fuR Whether in this rad
ca change Of position. Mr. Clay Is sincere; whether
this letter and these doctrines intended only for the
Southern Whigs while he vii sdhere the doctrine of
protection FOR projections sake. hs northern friends
time only can prove What course tie Wing leaders IN
this state. who ultra advocates ct Protective Tariff,
FER S. will take in view Of h radical change the part
Of their great leader, loss 70 imagine They
ust either adopt tie Democratic doctrine tins subject.
or abandon aud condemn Nj Clay If They 10 not aban
don either The doctrine Of partial protection. Mr. Clay,
II can ony he because they believe he is hypocTiucal
in these professions. and viii eventually deceive those
" .o in them.
LErrIa FROM Nm. CL,Y-The following IS an extract
from lei,r from Mr lay ia reply to the editor Of tie
LAGRANGE Herald Ga. dated sept. l2ih:
The and substance Of what conceive 20 he the
policy abe nitod states regard tariff. may
be bre1, stated. In conformity with TIE principle
nounc,d IN he compromise act think taat whatever
Is necessary economical and honest admin
isiruou of The general government ought De- derived
from duties imposed foreign in-foIis- Aud believe
thar. IN c-fab,-lig auh ot those dulles such dis
cfii4Lstion ought % De- made. Will incidentally afford
reasonable protection uafi aual Interests.
3d.. x tAfrc is 10 danger %. h'gh iarH h.if1 ever
tsal -htd 'ha, II s25 cnineuiiy deserving that
dcirsnnatar. was not Az Congress when % ra,scd.
ad did for o.; tut. with history and with The
circumstances which gave birth It, am vel acquaint-
al Itc~ hi-hy disercti'a''c d American icsisla-
ton. ana hope for honor wall never agan ro Gated
Acr uy rciaru % CONGRESS in 1881. my efforts were
directed 80 thc modification AID reduction of tie rates of
duty ccrtsued in tie al of Sos. The al IT s3e
greatly reduced and modified them; and hc act If ls3s
commonly called be oomp mise act still further uced
anu modified them. Tic act which passed % tie extra
session IT 1871. which supported WIS confined 10 tie
free Articles bad resigned ny in the Senate when
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
..ola Eiics..,

The Jounll. IN ths absence OF better ammunition. :
reIu ishts column after column from is odd Gcs''
thus attempting can fihom its object to <.
t'' dssee OF Inconsistency part Of rlain 81 M
oefat' ~ r,a'ion 10 The tamil The hooking hackwlrl
iae Los VIE Is character tic Of the Wig OF Arsocat-
&c party Ia al and ti'as. Il the plry Of pro-
gfe's anA rlafn, Only. which Q,ks frvad aud refuses
rs sanction q errors aul abuses merely because they are
venerable "a age The idea of h,llps the D,mocrl;c
party rsl"as' Al ihc present e lhc OPINIONS express
81 by j. Bsawa Rly ia ls2s. while holding an Office 10
which he hal been elected VIII or "Nl,i,aal Re-
publican. AMI wae his uians we're in transition stale
. 'rshnhlc enough. 10 The Nhigs klrr It must D.. *.
teret I'D cbaus The olninas OF Con Jack .,n at tal
ef, f nrier dGfcut Circumstance from lhe ~, seat
have b,en very slightly modified ia relation to the arR hy
change 81 circumstance might ,aaby b. expect.
cd Eu many WI be struck to see hos ,rAns that m,d
ficniien really and how nearly his sentiments expressed
m s-iconer'nd with lho policy now advocated by han.
eli and Tie ID motraii party general We hop, The
journal vii continue {, dll It's columns with cd extracts
OF IA cha'a,'cr They o,eupy space which nigh, 9th
sr~ise lie SLED by nsshood anil ir4durtol = =. Can
The Journal say wh laer Nh Clay has ever notified Ill.
tafR of Bank notions 90 suit the t,mes~l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

The manufleiurc # this article now successfully pro-
secuted by Messrs Peck and HeJderly # this pace.
They exc allie to sell The best quality Is PEI ID. al
retail and AZ tbs pTce we believe. having tried The ex-
pertinent. that they economical as aIov candles al
-! cents besides being desir-he in oher respects
be enterprise of these gentlemen in establishing
oieiory OF Lard o. aud Candies highly commenla5e
and ought TO receive tic encenr1gement Of tie public
The hr- ATTEMPT at making candles rather unsucccs>
a sperm m'us beng u-el. Having thrown those aside
aad oiA"'i French moald ard improved wiekiur Hose
t.ice''es hive teen entirely ob'iaeL. Try them and