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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

EDWIN FoRREsT.-A Cincinnati correspondent OF
the Baltimore Patriot says that Mr.. Edwin Forrest,
the American tragedian, will in short time resign
the sock and buskn, and devote his remaining lei
sure to the enjoyments of rural life, for which his
domestic habits peculiarly fit him.
The writer adds:-" Mr.. F. has authorized gen.
teman of our city to superintend the erection of
one of the most beautiful villas to be found in the
United States, which is 10 be built on command.
Ing hill in Kentucky, Immediately opposite our city,
embracing one of the finest views up and down the
Ohio River, and surrounding country, to be seen in
the West Great taste has been displayed in the
selection OF the location, as well as in adopting
chaste and magnificent kind OF composite order o.
architecture for this rural palace on the shores o.
La Belle Riuiere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

D- KNAPPS ENTIRE This highly celebrated
Backing has been before the Amerc public quar-
ter OF century, and is acknowledged throughout the
country to have stood unrivaled II constantly hand
and for sale at 49 Broadway and 499 Bowery of
Thirteenth street, at wholesale and retail by the sing
box low six pence up four shilpgs and from that
to any quantity. Three things necessary Black
pgrs that should beautify the Enthusiastically,
noursh and sustain itthirdly sustain itself. These
things forfeit the amount paid In order
show the entire public, at once the high reputation Of
this Backing, give the opinion OF the porters Of all
the principal hotels in New York
Strive have fully tested the sample Of your Backing,
and do superior any and every other kind
have or used
w. JONES, Astsr House.
EWD POWERS, Carlton House.
EWD. OWENS. NJ ONIONS, City Hotel.
q. PEMROSE. u s. Hotel.
M CONTRIB, w. SMITH Pearl st. House.
JOHN FRANCIS, Mansion House.
JAMES HYLAN. G ODE Hotel.
JAMES HAsLET, Pacific Hotel
ALEX LEE, Towards
JOHN BALLORD Waverly.
Mr. H A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

ANOTHER Boz IN 1HE FtLD Dickens will not
have the field altogether TO himself volume il
about to be published in London from the pen OF
the late Lord Sydenham, entitled "Memoirs of hs
Life and Administration in Canada" A few ex.
tracts have been published, and the manner in
which he abuses America and the yankees" alto
gcther out herods Boz His Lordship evidently had
an sristocratc contempt of the rules of grammar,
and blunders through his scurrility in most anus
ing manner, A suitable narrative OF his life would
be interesting, We may perhaps one day, give a
few chapters OF il for republication in the second
edition of the forthcoming work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

PEACE OF MIND AND LONG LIFE We have great
f4ciirs in this good city of acquiring these iuesti.
msbe blessings, despite of duns and the doctors In
public baths-for instance-those invaluable means
OF securing mental comfort and health of the body
we are remarkably wellsupplied All descriptions
OF medicated and vapor baths are to be had of the
best description Mrs CAROLS in Courtland street
hot salt baths at the foot of Desbrosses street
swimming baths at the B4ttery-an hot and cold
baths in all the luxurious style OF the East at Stop.
pants in Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
90 THE FOLLOWING Is FROM THE PEN OF

disting contributor to the pages OF Knickerbock-
er. See Knicsersocser of December, lsl0 -
DEAR Ma. kNIcKERB )cKsR :-Dont you remember that
worthy progen,tor speaks OF old Governor Rsngs
bear1-wha "iron harvest" il for weekly reapiDg
Well sir distant descendant OF that valiant officer;
and have good reason to know from my own sad expert
in chin-reaping that apology is due to his
memory Tor the treatment which he besowe upon re-
ter Stuyvesants messenger the musical Van Corlear
Old Mr. Kncke booker ssys that he caad upon the Co
morning. while he ssraidling in the at
ttude OF the Colossus OF Rhodes before bit OF broken
looking glass, shaving himself with vanousy dull ra
and that the s citing operation caused him to make
aers Of torble grmacas, and Eye him askance over
his left shoulder, every now and then, with kind oil
snarling grin on his counonence and that hnaiiy he
pulled Anthony nose; and sent him back with very
rude message Peter the Headstrong Now, with the
blood issuing globules from his smatng facerefusing
be dried upspouting from the many headed hy
dra who blame his hasty anger and contemptuous
bearing Sir contend that had he possessed such
zor strop have using for the last three weeks
Knickerboeker's History would have closed with the
peaceful acceptance OF Hard Roppig Piets terms Many
srops there have been, since his day, viii could
yer have effcted this result
But Chapman's Metallic Razor Strop with Four Sides ! !!
A thin faced man, with brown coat, brought me
week ago last Monday. He said little. Try it,, ssaid
little bald perspred freely, and seemed Of benevolent
turn Of mind He left He has called Tor his
pay but Il has been ready Tor him eight days have
never such instrument this srop The
inventor should have fund made up for him by the
wives Of such pctuent husbands shave themselves
is nfallibc recipe for i'll nature, before and alter
shaving NO wonder that from employing two nands IN
their manufacture, the inventor has been competed 10
Increase the number to thanthree scores NaIo
leon Of the Strop ALI conquerDg benefactor fray
dear old knick II you love through the pages III
which have hbored aioretime--and you nave sa,n "
cdihcation-,e Chapman TO crow SUI, SUI ~ n sus
philanhropist cannot exaggerae MS c'ai"S "Po" '"
ferng public.
Since increased to over 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

THE SUPPOSED ATTEMPT To COMMIT PRAcY.-
A few days ago we gave letter from Captain
Shepherd, which gave some suspicious details
respecting the pursuit Of and attack by two boat
parties on his soop Cornthan, on the Sound
But since that day. Mr.. N. B. Porter, the gentle.
man who has charge of the diving Bell employed
IN raising the wreck of the steamer LIE xlDgoD, and
who was in one of the boats at the time of the
alleged attack upon the soop, has given publicity to
the following explanation OF the affair: He states
that the vessel used by the wreckers had slipped
her cable and moved in shore, leaving some five or
six anchors and buoys in the vicinity of the wreck
when the sloop came along and commenced weigh
ing them. The crew of the schooner, on becom-
ing aware of this, Immediately manned their boats
and pulled for the sloop; the captain of which, see
Ing them coming, kept his vessel away before the
wind, having in the mean time cropped his prize,
although without the knowledge Of the parties in
the boats, who, upon overtaking him, demanded the
restoration Of the property, which he denied hav-
ing. They then requested permission to come on
board and satisfy themselves This he refused,
and upon their attempting go alongside, he threw
a large stone into one of the boats, which struck
one of the men and severely injured him. The
sloop was not boarded, and the arms spoken of,
were only the sheath knives which sailors always
have with en-
This gives an entirely different color to the
transaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 25Cld Gallo Thompson, Cape Hay
tien
ALEXANDRIA Aug 23-Ar Alexandria, Turner, Liverpool;
Victory New York. Sid Firm, Thompson, Bermuda; Avon
Bermuda.
RIcHMovp,. Aug 23-Cld Oof Wyk, Meacom, Cowes.
NORFOLK, Aug 23An Hope, George N ork for Yorktown
Sid VIM Talmsn, Matthias West Indies. Clyde Bigelow
for Bremen; Teydo Clark, Rio Janeiro and CareInon rus
Westphalia Vessels has up James River.
NEwBERN, NC. Aug l4-An Topaz, Green, NYork Cid
18th Kimberly, Armanie, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

BLAcKGUARDIsm. penny paper in this city,
which makes great pretenslons TO decency, and ad-
vocates every thing from Fourlerism TO Clayism,
aludes to the recent appointment of son OF the
Hon Mr. Spencer to the birih OF purser, with what
the Graham-bread man supposed to be very sar
castle sneer. The young officer is an hoaor 10 the
service, and has wel-earneo his promotion. As tor
the attack or his character and he propnety OF the
appoln neht, We have already gwen II It's appropri.
lie designation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

ANOTHER SEDUCTION CASE IN PHILADELPHIA
The Philadelphia Chronicle, OF yests rday, reports
that there was case Of seduction heard b. fore All
derman Bins on Thursday, which was of such
character to justify the holding TO bail of the de-
PENDANT in the sum of ten thousand dollars Verily.
Philadelphia is great city. In some things che
out.riyaIs all The rest of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

o. GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA.-
Gentan and Sarsafras prepared by the College of Med
cine and Pharmscy Of the city Of New York, has now
gained the confidence OF the medical faculty Of this
country and commands sale unsurpassed by any other
preparation of the kind introduced in this country.
It is universally prescribed in all of salt
rheum, scroua, ring worm, letter, botches pimpes,
on the face or body rheumatism either chronic in
f,matory, ulcers nodes pains in the bones, and all
diseases arising from the abuse of mercury mpury Of
blood Sold in single bottles rs cents each in
tanning half Dozen So SO; in do containing dozen
So; carefully packed and all parts Of the Union
w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

INSTRUCTION IN SINGING Il will be perceived
from an advertls. meut IN another column, that the
Misses Cumming, whose talents as successful teach
ers of music are now well known and appreciated
here, have resumed their classes for the season -
The very great amount OF patronage which these
ladies have received since their arrival in this city,
is the most satisfactory proof of their merits, and
renders additional commentator from us unneces-
sary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

0g- THIS BURLEsQUE WAS NOT INTENDED
for majesty King LOUIS Philippe, the beloved ncum-
ben, Of the throne but for his usrious predec
ragged when they hear OF The success Of Pdalcns Tube
rose Shaving Cream over every fancy soap that is i'm
ported. remains yet TO be One thing il certain
his majesty has had beautiful jar. done up with neat
gold label sent him for approval and doubt not an
autograph WILDE returned expressing his plea
sure in the necessity Of shaving since dssgreea
bleness Is taken away by the sotenng qualities It's ma
ture. Prince Albert will also have trial OF its una
proachable qus es, while good citizens in the mean
time will not fail TO buy first rate article for o,ly three
shings tits perfect wonder Of the age. Try II, and
you will thank us, cur word for il.
Sold wholesale and retail by EDWARD PHALON
2i4 Broadw ay, opposite ST. Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

Qy- ELEVENTH WARD, DO YOUR DUTY
Democratic Electors of the lh ward in favor of free
presson and opposed to the clique dctaon request
ed to meet this evening August Goth, at T. Lockwoods
corner OF Avenue and Fourth street, at o'clock, to
make preparation for the general campaign Monday
next held at James Warnings, SO Houston street, from 10
O'Clock TO 8.
Delegates in nomination ticket, headed
JOSEPH BISHOP,
NICHOLAS FISHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

10 An accident occurred atthe Park Theatre on
Thursday. One of the carpenters fell from the
scaodlng used in the inside of the Theatre, (Which
Is undergoing an entire renovation) and fractured
one OF his legs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

MORE MONUMENTS suggestion has been
made that splendid monument should be erected
in Independence Square, Philadelphia, to the sign.
ers of the Declaration OF Independence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

LEHlGH Coal TRADE We learn from good au-
thorlty that the differences between the boatmen
on the Lehigh and The Companies. have been fl
nally arranged. In consideration of the laeness of
the season, and in conformity with the practice Of
former years, OF allowing advance in the ieghts
an addition of ten cents per ton has been agreed TO,
and the loaded boats are now on their way to mar.
bat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

o. ELEGANT MUSIC CHOICE SONGS, THE
gems Of favorte operas, got up superior style ard
tastefuiy embelshed, with superb piano ores and gu
tars found at Awilrs celebrated establishment and
may be bought there qui favorable terms at
other places less distinguished 1t always the true po
Icy to buy the first and most extensive establish
ments. You have greater choice for selection and get
things better cheaper. Atwilps store is near the
Franklin and How ards Hotels, below the Aston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
Since increased to over 100

M MEDICAL SCIENCE VERSUS 9UACK.
INV Cnre Guarantced--The College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy ofthe city New York. established for the
suppression Of ousckey now prepared TO treat al
d,sses nj rivate nature and offer to all those afflicted
these distressing maades advantages not to be met
with in any other institution In this country either public
r nrivate From the constant correspondence, and from
nr,vae between the members OF the Toll
sge and the most eminent Professors OF tbs
tuIions Of Europe all the improvements in the treatment
diseases forwarded TO them long beiorethey
reach majority Of the medical profession OF this coun'
try. .,..,,a, ,.,,,
the first medical Of this country, the Cog ltel
satisfied that the good work they have unddeken the
Impression OF quackery,' will receive the patronage
deserves that portion Of the public requiring their
services.
Terms, fer advice, and all medicines, So.
NIB Patients living at distance. by stating their dis
explicitly ia writing, giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any, can
obtain chest continuing all medicines with full drec'
lions for use with guarantee OF cure, by addressing the
Agent OF the College, post paid, enclosing S..
BY order, w. y. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, " Napstr
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

vAuxHAnL GARpEN.-This is one of the most
rural and delightful retreats in the city; the per-
formances are OF pleasing character and continue
to nightly attract crowds Of youth and beauty, as
well as the more mature, who also experience
much pleasure in inhaling the fragrance OF the
shrubbery and flowers. Let none fail TO pay this
enchanting garden n visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

o. CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL.-Tho
Reprint OF this celebrated work will be commenced
Monday next the 2sth nst beginning with the first July
number of the original edition. The reprint will be
cued upon good paper. and with clear type will be
supplied at the low price of dollar per annum TO
yearly subscribers Seven copies will be furnished
year for five dollars Agents supplied 81 per hun.
bred. J. A. FUTILE, Agent,
No. q Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

WHAT DOES JOHN JOINS MFANl The Madisonian
editor makes the following insnuation against the
galvanized squash but we desire more light on the
subject, for it is too obscure as it stands -
The New York Tribune, in long and pointless
assault on Mr.. Webster, commits the following
tnpr pas
His house-organ the Madsonian, edited by puppei
in the hsbt daily with him. had repeatedly
proclaimed that he (Tyler) genuine down wth.,he
Bank Democrat"
Now IT II be not an unjustIfi4ble retort, and our
memory serves us truly, might say the editor oi
the Tribune, long after the bank vetoes, was per.
iectly willing TO become sub or assistant puppet."
Do let US have an explanation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

Sales of Stocks ut Philadelphia Yesterday
rs shas Wmip gtn r r, l3i; Is do schuyIkii Biz c s.
p 81; Chesapeake Del Canals, GIa,d Bk6s
AftI Board 1000 Reading conv't 6s lsaO 65 - shas
Farmers Mechs Blk 3s $1,000 Tennessee Bonds Sd July
sia 81 sba, Camden s. Amboy r. s6l so Wilmington r,
1875 $4,000 Reading r Bonds $780, b5
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oa- sHERMAN,s WORN LozENGEs WILL DIES

90 sHERMAN's WORN LoZENGEs WILL DEs.
troy worms and bring them away when all other mean
all This proved every day. Try them and you VIII
'oon he sot fed that they the best article ior
IND cry for Do not waste the time IN using WORTH
less posruma and thus sacrefce life but go at once io u
specific 10 be had DR. Sbcrmans warehouse iuo
Nassau street. Of the regulsr agents ITO Brosdway ~
Aston House; 227 Hudson street 1888 Bowery n East
Broadwayj s6Wiism streets and Nv Chestnut street, rh
ladelphia,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

AN INDIAN TREATY OF PEACE The 81. Louis Re-
publican Of the 10Th instant, says" We learn
from the Upper Mississippi that Treaty OF Peace
mas been concluded between the Sioux and Chip
p.wa tribes of Indians, under the auspices OF the
United States. The treaty was signed on the 4b,
and has been sent TO Washington. A saDRulnary
hostility has for many years prevailed between these
Irlhes of Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

The WAIVERS OF PHlLAnELrHIA resumed their
meetings yesterday morning. with the object Of car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

amos KENDALL AND THE ADMlNIsTRATIoN-There
have been rumors circulated Tor some days, and
they are very rite in Washington, that Amos Ken
da Is about resume his old position Postmaster
General. Whatever truth there may be in this ru.
NOR, il is certain that, in his Expostor, Mr.. Ken
dali has awful squirting towards Captain Ty Ter,
which may give some foundation for 1t. in late
number of the Exposition, he catechises the Globe
in a suspicious manner, and the Globe, with pro-
perndependence, thus repes:-
In Kendall's Expositor, the Globe is thus interro-
gated:-
al We will support Mr. Tyler against Mr. Clay, they
being the only candidates And will not the Globe1"
The Globe will support neither
80. We will support Mr. Tyler, If the nominee Of the
DemSctatic National Convention. And will not the
Glubs2
The Globe will not indulge supposifion so dero
gatory To the democracy To suppose that the de-
mocrauc party may nominate Mr.. Tyler tor the
Presidency, is 10 suppose that 1t is destitute OF pc.
htical principle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

REPEAL IN CANADA.-The movement IN favor OF
"Oud Ireland" appears TO gain ground rapidly in
Canada Several numerous and enthusiastic meet
lngs have been held, excellent speeches made, and
a good deal Of the "needlui" collected. One OF the
most extraordinary features IN the movement In
Canada, is the cordial manner in which the Orange.
men are uniting with their countrymen OF a dlfie.
rent creed In religion and politics This is mos,
cheerful omen OF the future il religious amnesty
were extlngushed ia Ireland, nothing could prevent
her Liberation. May not hope that that day il
rapidly approaching We do think that the re'gn
OF religious bigotry is drawing TO close. the
Brownies and Haes and other kindred spirits in
the Catholic church, already begin TO hide their dl-
mnlshed heads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

NiBLo's-NEw Comic PANToMIMe-RAvELs.-T
night NIblo's is to be closed, 10 consequence of
night rehearsal Tor the new Comic Pantomime, to be
called "55 Miyortunes OF Fortunatus." The popu-
lar Gabriel resumes his proper line, the first comic.
The machinery, scenery, dresses properties, tricks
and transformations are all new, new, new! To
judge from the time this piece has been in prepare
ton, (three months) it ought, and no doubt will
be great affair The Ravels command success by
their ingenuity and execution, and therefore every
new production is hailed with pleasure by the pub
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remove all super uous hair from any part of the body
iace neck or hands, and tht too leaving the skin
tualy smoother than before and il has no tendency to
njure the health but swarrapted harmless and soo,h
ing There are various counereits othis magic article,
ina contain arsenic or such deadly poison and the
CORTLAND street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

Mr.. EvERETT's SPEtCH al the launch OF the
:" Great Britain" like all the oratorcal Efforts OF
this gentlemen, was very pretty, very eli quent very
poetcal, very adulatory of his Royal Hlshhess, :"
but very unIike what great American Statesman
would have delivered on such occasion. We
want something more on the part of representa-.
tive than all thus very affec1onite chilling and coo
ing" with Great Britain, and polite Interchange of
after dinner civties AID professions of unalterable
esteem. HASN'T he time come tor some decisive
movement, with the view OF settling the commercial
relations of both countries on wise and liberal ba-
sis of mutual interest and advantage! We shall
see what the next Congress will DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

10. The New Orleans Bee OF the I7ih says that
the crops OF sugar and cotton have both been bene
fitted by a late change OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

qy- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.--The Tonic
Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and Phsr
macy Of the City OF New York, has effected most
extraordinary cures III OF extreme debility produ.
ced by secret indulgence Being composed of combina
ton Of the most strengthening and
medicines, is highlv recommended by the medical
faculty to all persons suffering from dyspepsia assudc
loss Of appetite headache snd all unpleasant
sensations attending prorscted illness, weakened
constitution. Sold large bottles 81 each; small do ST
in oil half Dozen So carefully packed and sent to
all parts OF the Union
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
HOice and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

CO. MIR. Roben Tyler is now IN this city, and will
address the Repeelers az Washington Hall, OF
Tuesday evening next
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(cy- Dr. Duncan il the democratic candidate for
Congress Tor Cincinnati
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90 DR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT

90 DR. TAYLORS BALsAM OF LIvERWORT.
This tar famed remedy Tor the Of colds coughs,
pain in the breast and diseases which lead 10 consump-
tion is daily growing more in demand.
The following is from gentleman in Massachusetts,
who has been benefited by its
G''--F-'+ Mas, Aug %, ls43.
], the subscriber after laboring uIder and
troublesome cough for long tme-fndmg relief
opiaes, syIups Sc induce TO try DR. Taylors
Balsam OF Liverwort prepared at S75 Bowery, New
York; and before using bottle old cough compan-
oD VIII CHI had in fall winter and spring distressed
bilitaed and afflicted me, left the field OF contention
And at this time am as hearty grey headed old fellow
any in Mr.. Tyler's dominions.
(Signed) H'- P-'Tu.
Purchasers wishing TO procure the only genuine Tay-
or's Bassm Of Lverwor always be Of getting
it of DR. Leeds wholesale druggist LAT Maiden lane
of Mrs Hayes 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn; and at the
only original Office, 375 Bowery.