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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-12
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
Price Two Cents.

States Bank that receipted for the Golgotha money
the forty pieces OF silver" Let US denounce alI
men and put them upon the stool of repentance, who
have polluted the manel OF religion to serve the
cause of Mammon and Bella, that their cursed seed
of traitors may not take root in land. Are you
aware that the still small voice OF the native of
Pcnnsy vania has heretofore stifsd itself, I'M
der the vain hope that this band Of four hun
bred city bandili would have become volun-
tary fugitives from justice, and that our aggregate
characters for honor and honesty, might thereby
be restored by following the maxIm of Will
liam Penn, Peace and good will unto all
mem! But this anticipation has not been realized.
II Is now grave fact that the existing managers OF
the banks and the city councils are the dormant
partners and accompices of the very parties whose
audacous acts since 1922 caused the whole world to
aver that this city of brothery love mered the fate
OF the cities OF the Plan-hence we say that " no
good can come out of Nazareth" The epoch
has already arrived, when the attentive ear can
hear the tones OF The tocsln of alarm, rung BY the
gallant spirits, calmly combining their strenih, NOR
all intellectual and physical, to effect without delay
popular regeneration. The first act is to remove
that modification oil tyranny which has so long plum
dered and oppressed in the shape OF corporations
with exclusive privileges, whose vocation is follow
ed in every building to which the word "bank" is
given! Moses, Lafayette, Washington and Jero-
boham led the first solitary spirits to victory, who
shook off the Adoram hand of their era of taxation
eco thou and do likewise" is our motto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

ever end ar rested the said Wson and myself and locked
up in the City Prison. There was no person came to
said Watsons house with any that night whilst
was there-nor W as arrested for any whatever
and nay beng like great many that brought up
before the Lower Police where parties liable to be
rested without any affidavit of complaint being
lodged against them but merely through the caprice OF
the Magistrates Police Officer for mag mary crime.
was the next morning, on final hearing before the
presiding Magistrate, discharged, there heng
plant of any kind againt also deem it my duty to
state that work hard for livelihood and have been
gagged several years in business this city, and that
have no connection whatever with any one connected
with tho touching business mentioned in your paper.
ALEXANDER IIOAG.
New York Aug l6 lSl3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
UNITED STATES
TEA f M p OF IU M,
III late l29 Chatham street, Ne,c York.
And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Aax Rt

who'll YALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to ,ofsr. for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp of aud elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air. that hs. quality and
power will remain unmpared in any climate Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to he erceled
founded the utmost regard TO the rights Of the
especially with respect weight and quality, and
vailed cheanes All purch ase called upon return amy
articles which fail them the satisfaction which
the money will be cheeuly and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads of families and ship
masters will nd decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment.
GENUINE Java COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all of the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
The only warehouse America for the sale of HoF-
Z Us celebrated Black Tea i2o Imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
INDIA TEA COMPANY.
lSS CANAL. sTRERT. NEW YoH


ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given thu opening
Eo their hment respectfully invite the attention Of NOR
chants and families their ample stock OF superior Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by of the firm long experienced
the trade and for Inspector Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company London. They confidently
mend them ouy the best in quality but cheaper rT
10 than be had elsewhere All orders prompt
nd f,it ed I'm uu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
.sOO REWARD-CROss, sPEClFI

G.SOO REwARD-CROss SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
Joyous complaints of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the aboye complaints this
is the most certain.
scton diet, drink exposure change in application to
business
lie IL the medicine does not speak for itself one shall
speak for Our object TO notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single case OF recent GonorrhGa to
This is disease tt pervads all ranks Of
are here presented with remedy by which they can
selves without the least exposure, the shortest time posi-
Bile
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose Of the
mixture is taken at night going 70 bed when exposed
bottles with full IL,
bottle. One bottle week. which generally
many are cured IN two days.
For sale only VIM H. Minors, 1872 Broadway, corner of
John street opposite franklin House. New York j. JONES'
corner Of Chestnut aud Seventh streets Philadelphia and &C
J. NJ Smiths 1873 Washington street boston lylJ lmrc
u. NJ PEYSER, 81 Co,
MO 10 William street Of John and t37 Broad
way g% yf FsSt G6obs ~bcS a iaypy
setcd by Ison az ,a5 Dr. XII and which
Berlin Zephyr and German wors,edhc most complete as
Berlin Embroidery Pstterns-a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery Of cotton worsed linen silk gold
and silver, Of all widths aud qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery, mmip g and flower making
Purse Twist German French and English plain and shaded
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in skeins and
on spools,
suspenders, supebly embroidered, and suspendsr Trim
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother OF Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord, Twist Thread ana
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames and variety of different Fancy Ar'i'
Giles.
Artificial Flowers choice selection.
Fringes Of cotton worsted and silk imported and domestic
Gimrs Tasssl, Buttons and all other kind OF trimming
'"'''' N~''''' D" $3.50 jy " 3m*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
NEW YORK @ & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.

OWEN PREsCoTT, Pilots, or tises charge maste~ and
Shoals Boston SLtsmouh, Portland Kesnebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS. Once ~ Frye Shaws Nautical stone, 222
Water street, Beekman Reference to number Of mer-
ton, and Portland. jyls imnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

CENT EMEN'S LEFT OFF Neutrality-suspicious.
VI mon mr. families derous Of converting Then ~ off
ing apparel into cash obtain for the SANE the cash
dance having any superuous effects dispose Of will find
cb ~ tbsr send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
II. LEVETT,
No. 6 John st. New York
A line through the post Office or otherwise will
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. su7 imI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

Shirt MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest aud most
" approved French pattern shirts general sss2me"' OF
hlrts, under garments hosiery cayats handkerch,eis
Shirts and under garments made up TO order ana rseeu
ing silk WIN. COLLINS,
jy20 26dysr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

s&HN .uh M M, "NCEs TO IRELAND &c-The
continues to transmit money large
n the same naans he and his predecessor in business have
Ensod or sso,ny years and more also of
oasG rsSea BY letter post @ the subscriber
Ireland England scotsnd to whom i Is to be-
sen ana nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted
SnS ear s and receipt that given
bs 81 s. e
n1f1 a i%I will $ G1',sa s''s, "a
N t4ND DOM! hINE PAcKETsPaeke! 29th Aus
Tfsss ss A%Ss l'i sailing .a S;ffst ;s
'S' should not fail to board
D % Peck slip, corner South ST.
T$s :'f$ f friend;
have drafts for demand all the pnc
pal towns IN England aul5r
.SEX FOR Observation-Disclosures packet of the 25h
viii oy a s sss S regular snP s a
Having very SUPERIOR for cabin I'd and
JOSEPH McMURRAY.
Gs s$Gss sill b CAPT sy 1 ad sni vii
lively sail on ,he m September her regular day.
sqa%!y 4bs ss slips 'f any SS
of hf regular packets by applying above f by letter post
.hd& NEW, LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
m psft. ct OF 2h Of August S Tbs ssgaq fast sailing
will SAIL punctually above, her regular day
The ships of tn line all burhen and upwards
and their for cabin cabin steerag
ha.. well n are to o other
make early application
W. & j. T. TAPSCOTT,
43 Peck Slip, cor South street.
Persons wishing to send for their friends come out
in this yorte packet of the line favorable
terms and those wishing remit money have drafts payG-
BILE demand without discount other charge all
post towns of England Ireland Scotland aud Wales app-
cation S above. ~
The packet ship Queen of the West will succeed the
Siddons and sail the 10th September her regular day
aul6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY
E. SUSER,
us Broadway, Basement,) one door from Court

@EsUsER, Bootmsassr, and maker Of Lasts, an
friends and all the Of gencnsnly chsussu"
that he can now make in New York with the best French
terias all that perfectly made Paris by his the
celebrated bootmsker Ces whose customers
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited SUI
SERs boots and lasts before they despair being clauses in
New York after the incest, latest Paris Fashion.
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Vsrnsh sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
s2 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
the public that he has commenced business the above
line No 20 Nassau street, where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he be favored with the
reasonable terms for cash jy22r
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM j. JACKSON, PAWNBROKER No. So
Resde street Broadway loans money in large small
be required watches ewelry, silver dry
goods, wearing apparel and personal property Of scrp
ton. jy30 im@r
IL Elk. COLLINS 4 CO.
auio 60 Sc South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

AA,e.- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
Ak20 &c.-which can be sent by the steamship
I&R1EXHaACADIA,s sailing from Boston the 10th
~&Q3kk41E of August.
We have at all times for sale Drafts nj sight
for any amount direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland
Dublin. Also Messrs Prescott Grote Ames Co.. Bank
London which paid free Of risk charge whatever
IL every Province and County besides all the inland towns
answering purpose Bank Of England Notes Apply
address, ifby letter, post paid o
IS Fulton street next door to the Fulton Bank.
S-R. b. Co. have regular succession Of first class
SHIPS sailing weekly from Liverpool Those sending for their
relatives will find il their interest have them brought out
hrongh u.s. One of our firm Mr. James D. Roche there
with despatch For apply
JAMES d. ROCHE, IA Goree Pazzas,
an5r Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

- q. sHREWsBURHYINeiEes1e fas SAID. Sandy
Hook, Ocean House and Eatontown Landing.
The new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Captain John p.
Coes will now follows, and after Thursday 9th
inst leaving New York, from the foot of Robinson street
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 10 o'clock A. NJ
And Eaonown Landing Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The Shrewsbury will above weather permitting UNI
oil further Notice. All baggage at the risk of the
Fare 81 cents.
~ B.Sages will be in attendance convey passengers
from the aforesaid landing places TO of the county
qured.
The Shrewsbury will the inner passage when practicable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19

ASQH "a NO MONOPOLY-FARE REDUCED.
G@5Ss New Independent Opposition Line for Albany
The and commodious steamboat NEW JERSEY apt.
X. H. Fuey will leave the foot of Barclay street. New York.
every Monday Wednesday and Friday evening, o'clock.
For freight apply board Freight taken less
than tow boat prices.
The New Jersey is furnished with elegant rooms and
for speed surpassed by steamboat
the Hudson river. jl7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
.0H "a STATEN ISLAND FERRY, F
Ex@ky~rsnO OF WHITEHALL ST.-The stean
Se-EE ~ ATEN ISL a NnER. and 8 a NS0N

follows until further notice -
Leave New York 8, Q, 49, IL, |, g ga, 5, g. l..
Leave Staten Island Q, g. 10, II, l. 2, 4, S, =;
Leave New York and Staten Island hour Sunday
Staten Island Ferryfoot of Whitehall street Clifton d.
rect The steamboat Hercules will leave New York; NJ
Clifton 5P. M. on Sunday, July 10th.
p. S.-Excursion to Fort Hamilton Sundays excepted
"a Z. NJ, iiIr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06
PRESIDENT DEW or WIN. AND MARY

Now that Richie and the have made the mos, of
the articles which appeared this paper some since
We step forward u make reparaton gentleman whose
merits wcrc M our estimation greatly undenated We =,
lndo 10 President Dew The Loco Fcco papers knew that
the Editor OF the Wing absent from the city, and was
not the author o those articles. And they supposed that
We could not make an explanation OF the matter without
wouudng the sensbi,es of the gentleman who acted for
Us, IN our absence These gentlemen are mistaken There
nothing very unusual very hcnous for two persons
to entertain very diicrcn, opinions OF tho abilities If
distinguished literary political character This happcps
to be the case at present, with respect Mr.. Dew ~,
have formed very high estimate of that gentemans nc.
quircmens and genius aud regard him as one of the mss,
accomplished scholars of our country
As Ia hs interfering politics, have had no personal
opportunities TO know any thing But We are assured by
those who have had, that he studotsy careful p u,r
against any party topic his n,ccourses with tie stu
dents. His caution m this respect noted us extreme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06
Locotoco lIorcmen,s in .Ncr I-orI.

We make no apology for the space appropriated
in our columns TO the party proceedings in New
York. That great city is III some sort the Paris
Of this our France. IT, movements, whether for
good or evil, are felt more or less throughou, the
Union. |, is the commercial emporium OF the
Rrpubllc-It eVcr;s a vast influence upon the vote
of the great State of New Icrk-which occupies
50 commanding position among the conederalcd
sovcre;gn;ies.
The account published this morning Of the mass
meeting Of the Democratic party, is not calculated
To impress one avourably OF the New y orI De-
mocracy. The proceedings have none of that
staidness, order and non-chalancc. which were
wont 10 distinguish the public asscmblages OF the
Democracy. There has been too great an infu.
sion of the genuine Democratic article. The
"usages Of the Party and the dcta Of the
aristocratc few. have los; their charms. 4 new
era has begun. and whether it will prove disastrous
to what has been usually termed Democracy, time
must determine. Mike Walsh's speech, To say
nothing of the other proceedings, has a rather ug-
!y appearance. Indeed that speech is not without
interest to the whole country, and may induce
many men TO pause and think, befors they make
another step towards the abyss, which threaten,
them and our institutions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

varied routine of official duties-the universa NAL
easance, ieasancc, TO the serious dctrimen mt
of the public interests, which characterised every
department of the Government. Ii was the mo.
raj and political putrcscencc of those entrusted
with the administration OF ailirs, which caused a
stencil in the nostrils of the whole people, and
made the nation rise one man. 10 vindicate its
honour and redress its wrongs. These were the
high handed crimes and low contemplate vices"
which brought TO speedy and disastrous issue
the late dynasty.
The American people, for the part they bore in
cvicting Martin Van Buren,, and for the stern con.
demnation they visited upon his administration.
would stand justified before any tribunal on earth,
and they have no cause To fear the judgement of
the tribunal on High. They had no alternative,
but to act they did, or prove false TO every SEN
timcnt of morality, and rccrcant to every obliga.
ton of Honour and Liberty. Things had como 10
that pass;--evcnts were daily transporting in high
places, which, 10 be overlooked, or passively &C.
guessed in by the people had consigned them
speedily to political and moral damnaton. Not to
weary by numcrou, instances. take single case :
public officer in Mississippi had taken and APP
piled To his own uses upwards of $4,000 of the
public money; in other words. he had stolen it,
and was unable 10 refund it. The fact was official
~ reported to the Administration ut Washington.
There was no excuse whatever alleged for the
thief; he had taken the money, because he want
ed II, and he was unable, or unwilling, Ia diSgorgc
1t. What did our functionnrcs ut Washing
,on-thc guardians of the public fisc, and
the cXcmplars of public moralS,-DiSmiss him
with every mark OF igaominy, and have him
dragged a ielon To the bar of justice o no !
they acted in quite different style. The Hon.
Secretary oil the Treasury directly rewarded the
rogue ('dstdulicr" was the fashionable tcrm) hy
continuing him IN office. He seemed To consider
the circumstance rather Fortunate one : and as
signed as n reason for not removing him, that havs
ing taken $4,000, he had his ill and TO pa, a
new man in his place, Nigh; lead to the loss of rs
much more
This is far sample of the morals, which were
recognized AT Head Quarters and were tolerated
IN all the official dependencies of the Govern.
mont. And it was for such "hich-haadcd crimes
rs this, that an honest people, fearing God aud
Keeping his commandments, bauis!ict Martin Van
Burcn and his associates from the posts which they
di>honourcd. 1t was we'll and noby done
and The glory OF the achievement cannot lee d.
minished by the foul npu!aiions, that the people
were hribcd u perform simple act Of common
honesty and sheer justice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

The Washington correspondent Of ho Charleston Courier
says, Nj John WJoacs, OF Virginia, Is looked upon a e
choice the Van Buren, locoocos for the Speakers Chur
Tie le candidate the opening of tho iwouiy.xt
Congress, when lac defeated by the right, members
from South Carolina, Alabama, &c. Mr. Dixon II. Lewis
Of Alabama, j. the choice Of the Calhoun members. Mr.
Lewis was ais, candidate in ls39 and would have been
elected bat tor the determined opposition Of the an
uCa.hoUH men--Geni DromsoO.e t. Thomas aud others.
These same mon, representing tie interests now
more than ever opposed, agau be brought con-
ci The result may be- 1t was ~ 1882 the election Of
members who may have the adyantlgco AN ndepcnd
crt position. One vl the members from :. Carona-Mr
john Camphel,hu- been spoken OF the person most
likely from his position and character be the final choice
Of the majority Of the House for Sp,okeshp IN the event
Of .4gTe II Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Lewis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06
To Mc Edlfar Of HE IHhir

Having received at the hands OF particular friend
who - not only friend of Henry Clay OF Hanover bat
once presided over Clay Convention-many testimonial,
"i kindness and being dcsroous ct making my acknowl
edgcmcn's IN delicate manner. made little present To-
has son. boy 10 or IL years ct age. The son YVES at
school, some several hundred miles from his father and
immediately the receipt of the present. addressed me n
letter, which, II yon regard worth reading publishing YOU
may make your selection. After owning ic recent of the
present he says at from any supposed merit IN
me, but Tor the respect you have Tor INV father that induced
y'u I" crafty me 50 much, Yeti very thankful hop.
shall have the opportunity To show you personally how
highly value the present; but above all {, show, Won, b,
'n my own account am wo'hy Of the cit. Nv father
says YOU 90 for Henry Clay too. go ius i.nry Clay;
speak his speeches, read h life and mean To- emulate In.
eIoqucnce. What mO.c !r,,.c fellow do lam your
young friend, A. T. L...."
give you the language reyJafa IT htcrafiq but IN,
sooner the little fellow improves his hand writing the bet
ter lis style and sentiments certainly every why nm
eNeepuouabc. lie does Tot write SO beautiful a hand AS
I'll Cay but nope for the sake u his country his d,s,in
guished father aud himself that the 'Ic fellow" u,sv ma,
only emulate Henry Claws ,loquence but his poto,,s,,
rare abilities and extraordinary ana uefncs, To
his country. r.