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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

90. ERDOVIRAPH, celebrated Baby lonish Magi
cIan having drunk few glasses of soporc wine had
ccsay whch lasted him several days and several nights
Fields Doubtless this mystic parsonage floating
an ocean during his sopori6c jour.
ney yet dwindIes into relative nothingness when COM
pared to the delight experienced by beautiful blooming
booming orunettes with glossy lips rich in dye as the
cie OF he Pomegranate and foreheads high and pure
the Parian dome when the superiluous hair which dis
gures these wildly fascinating lips and smooth and up.
rgnt oreheads permanently eradicated by using Dr.
es with ease safety and despatch To be had at the orr
glna ONCE 81 Walker street, door from Proadwav
81 per bottle-and at Maiden lane ALBANY Cyrsv
poughkevpsie Myers, New Haven Dyer, Providence,
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Vi A R [ TIM E H ER AID
SAILING DAYS OF the steam shIns.
ship Masters and Agents.

VIZ shall esteem 1t favor, captains vessels will give
20 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY of news fleet re-
port OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed
essels spoken on their list Of their cargo any
foreign ws,pers they have. He board the
Immediately on their Agents correspondents at
home OF abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
ONCE all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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BTF J BEARS, Auciisneer .iss Fulton st.

MORTGAGE SALE of Billiard Tables, &c-At 10 o'clock
L East Broadway and Catharine stairs ny VIZ
ola bond and splendid Billiard Tables, Of
Basstord make, Their with the balls &c all
superior ode first time piece, suitable for large
hotel sseee looking glasses large lamp stained
glass, mahogany counter and futures.
Also splendid framed oil paintings and vaua-
bic prints together with superior mockng bird Eng
lish black bird, and and all in full Also
alot Of sundries.
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
Hot Funture-At 10 o'clock No Broad st, by virtue
lords warrant sad house,
tomorrow T.. SPENCER. Marshal,
I42 Fulton street.
At Private saleTwo superior piano foes Of sweet
tone and beautiful fni h. j2t 1tsIc
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~ We HAVE hNOWH NUMBER OF PER-
in the side and chest and all the symptoms of that dire
disease Consumption that have used the Balsam of Liy
erwort Hoarhound and Peurisy Root, from Comsock
and Ross Is Madaze street. and in instance has il
faied to cure contains deleterous ingredients and
we would advise persons thus afflicted to use itNeo
Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
The samo article to be had of Comstock & Co. II
Maiden lane. and Comstock & Williams, No. North
Filth street, Philadelphia.
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Foreign ImportatY0ns.
TURKS lsLANp-Bng Arethusa-3OOO bushels salt Lane &
Whitney.
dad Plat, = "
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY "a.
Cleared.

SUN RIsEs... =. 20 NOON 9 l.
sErs-..... 6 RIsH wArIR... =. 40
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy guar.
anteed 70 cure the worst cases OF GonorrhGa elect or
ing the breath disagreeHg with the delicate
mach. To purchasers of these chests the College bind
So each.
By authority of the College of Medicine ana Pharmacy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
90 ONE OF THE GREATEST MEN LIVING,
Dr. Charles Carey, of Macon, Georgia. says Shermsns
Lozenges the pleasanest and best medicine in the
world He is never disappointed in III cir efficacy. Such
good medicines should be in every family the face of
the earth They in quarter the time of pre-.
psraons and at quarter the price. For coughs colds
whoopng coughs consumption headac alpation low-
ness of spirits sea sickness diarrh9a dyspepsia worms.
ofths by witnessing their effects in multitude of cases.
and is constrained to admit it. DR.. Sherman able
and learned physician, and would not put out
but what first rate. His warehouse is at 100 Nassau
st. Agents-il0, 273 and 459 Broadway; 1873 Bowery II
East Broadway; So William st; 1879 Fulton st, Brooklyn;
State st. Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
90 THE HUMAN HAIR CAN POSITIVELY BE
RESTORED AND IMPROVED,--To the Public.-We
citizens Of Ulster county having used T. Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative, certify that believe to be all il
represented and that will force the hair grow stay
1t falling Off scurf and dandruf make light red
gray hair grow dark from the roots.
(Signed) JOHN E. DOLYER Merchant Tailor.
w. HENDERSON, Builder.
HUGH w. FRENCH, Farmer
These persons have used it, and certify the same -
T. POWER, Fulton st. Brooklyn
Judge EDWARDS, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. VIM. HOPKINS, % King st, NY.
Mr. J. PEARSON Navy Yard, Charlestown
JAMES GILBERT, Jeweller, Houston st.,
New York.
This sold at the reasonable price of g. or shlings
Chatham st. N. Y. e-''
Agents-zieber. Third and Dock sts Philadelphia, or
next to the American Hotel Washington D. c.: State A.
Boston; 207 King ST. Charleston s. CT 81 state ct Albany
or 1870 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aucfioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
VIZ. ., Nos ~ .fy,n and If5 F,tltas rfgssll
TUEADAY

TUESDAY
AT oh O'Clock in the sale rooms
Large sale Of London Pans and American dry goods,
cloths vestipgs linen sheets, bosery gloves trunks
ofclohng splendid jewelTy, Watches pins. rings cut
l,rv and pledged articles.
Also, 6t turning ahes. so boxes segss, sperm can
dies, wines, liquors, precious stones, &c -,
Also, machine for winolng and ruling silk gimp or wre-a
quantity ofancy material for decong ball eoms-a superb
fishing tackle role. reel sc. &c. the property of real
lzaac Walton. Also kne London guns.
WEDNESDAY.
. At 10Y &C ock in the sale rooms. -.
sale OF elegant and valuable furniture OF all des-
cripiions.
comprising carpets chairs bureaus. sideboards looking
glasses sofas wadrobes coucbes bedseads beds bedding
mattresses china glass aud lamps clocks vaser
counting desks all kinds fancy parour and rocking
chairs Iuanty Of goods by order OF the MARSHALL variety
Of goods from families up house piano forte
&c. sc.
THURSDAY
At lOM o'clock AZ 80 Rrade st. near Church,
Handsome Funi,ue-The furniture of kitchen parors
and bed rooms which cost Sl200 lately all made
order consisting of c,ets looking glasses wardrobe bu
supe sofa aud sofa bedsead mahogany and maple
chairs rosewood piano and STOOL beautiful clock
paintings centre and card tables curled hair
LAMPS, china ard gI'ss
The sale will commence with the kitchen utensils
FRIDAY.
At 10 o'clock, the sale
Sale Of splendid piano foes valuable paintings elegant fur
pre dry goods fancy and pledged articles cloth
ine.
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ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS.
NO. 9 ASTOK HOUSE. ENTRANCR IN BAKCLAY
STREET. jyli Insr

Il
sTREET. Jyll lner
MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER 4 REBHUN will attend private parties and
Osorees with band Of from three Apply
No Delaney street the Bowey, No 50 Crosby
jyH lmsr
CINGlNG parties 1.-THE Rain ow Howard street,
breadway-The propreto Of The above house. beg leave
to inform their friends aud the public, hat they have
menc-d their the old Shades and
intend giving them Tuesday evening the winter
To those who fond OF and by cali
the above. will with delightful The chair
jy22 3tissr q. EVANS CO.
MARTIN CO, % John street. stairs, importers an
W. publishers The works. point OF publication,
seldom equaed and surpassed
Bsrtt.eus Ame1can Scenery In ps!'' OF co"p'e'e'
Fnd.ns TabIesuT of National Character, Beauty Cos
tune
Views in Scotland, in parts or complete.
Burns Poems, Illustrated, in parts or complete.
Flechers Guide TO Family Devotion in parts complete.
Views the Danube. in parts.
And all the London illustrated works Of superior
few exquse engrsvings hand suitable for scraps
cents dozen A. these loose from the above
and other works. those who collecting scrap book will
lind this an Opportunity that seldom offers.
ARents supplied on liberal terms jy20 lmsr
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NEW CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPE NSARY 20@k Fulton Street LEAR

N Vka hvER DMisrENsAhY sott Fultoh .,rset lear
81 Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the British N,
continues to be consulted daily all delicate
a,cogs treatment and the mp9denr quack medicine,
Dr. M has had Of twenty treatinl
delicate diseases all their various andc implicated forms
mild safe and nfab substitute mercury cadicat
the venerea with hout subectnl
oaen 20 any RISK OF restricting him IN susuaI diets gur
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
distinctions the reths such
yement Of the prostate gland mpaned with much
on ano du pam about these Of the
Qnenccs OF ma-teatment Dr. NJ
zoe manner promoting absorption Of the th,ckeued crisr
membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Thousands OF yoaus
men are sunernP IRON tie consequences Of Indulgence
cret destructive whose turtle! urd from
the use OF nosrums pretended specifies which stimulate
only to induce depression Dr. NJ cases or
purely pathological PRINCIPLES and fails establishing
cure-tbe strictes honor and confidence observed
Letters post paid and contaipnga suitable Fee ensure
correspondent full advice and dcine Of the
Union, by his gwng history Of his detail ao4k Full
onstreet near Greenwich. jy2i imsr
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THE PRE.siENf,
AND THE. FUTURE.
MADAME, ADOLPH

MADAME ADOLPH
Can bs consulted private in the Museum from
o'clock in the until 10 o'clock IL the evening" gen
tsmao will be in attendance the Office introduce viste
TO Madame Adolph.
Tckets TO the Museum Is cents; Children half price,
u An extra charge Of only twenty-five 70 those
consult M dame Adoph. jx2ec
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HENRY f.. RIELL, Auctr
9y pIrLI 4 ARCVLARIUS
Store 30 Broadway, corner OF Duane streets
A. are ready made advances any amount
slgnmcns Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and out
door sales Of household furniture attended 10 in
Regular sales OF Liquors Seears, &c. Tuesday; Fur
ni'u'e. Pianos, &c. every "wednesday and Saturday.
TUESDAY.
Wines, Liquors Groceries, &c vz-Mades, sherry. port
bockhemer boenpes palace and anchor wines
in quality from low priced the hest market
Also, sperm candles, teas olives, SC.
Also large lot OF imported end American IN every
shape, brand, nc.
WEDNESDAY.
fine Of household furniture used but short
time.
Also. cabinet in every variety.
A. Private SaIeA large invoice Of kinds of
useu curious, and novel Now ready and for sale cheap
large and valuable of useful aud desirable
goods They are in and will be sold extremely
cheap Dealers and families will find saving n money and
time by nding u this favorable chance.
Also 100 fine chairs rich desks, office furniture SC
Also superior glass brands Of imported
and champagne.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
sTaNDARD YARD AND GALLON
- UEASHT II ESS.

CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at the Ex-
ecuve Office, until the 10th day OF June next, Tor
he construction Of a STANDARD YARD MEASURE for
Zach County in the State the Measure to De OF Box
r other hard wood to be approved by the Executive
~ he well-Iined and Stamped, and similar 10 me stand
od nov in the Executive Office, without the lIartT--
,h Measure to be we-htted into good box OF Maho'
nonv Cherry Walnut, or other wood to be approved
i,b annropriae facilities and implements lor taking
copies from the same.
Similar Proposals will be received also, until the
some time for making one set OF STANDARD LIQUID
for each County in the State, consisting oil
One Gallon, Half Gallon. Fourth of Gallon, One
T;ghtb of a Gallon, and One sixteenth of a Gallon
iiiar tn the set now in the Executive Office. Bids
will be received to make them Of Copper or Brass of
thickness after the construction OF those
in the Office but OF precisely the same capacty-each
sci to be contained in good box securely packed, and
ready for delivery.
The Contractor will be required to give bond and
GOOD security for the due execution of the work, and
will have permssion the Standards in the Ex-
ecutye Office to construct the others by which can be
seen at any time upon application.
The bidders will name the place of delivery and the
Executive will retain the privilege OF declining the
bids if he do not approve them.
Each Measure must be thoroughly tested in the pre-
sence of the Agent, appointed by the Executive for
the nurpose and anv expense attendant thereon, will
be paid by the Contractor. ,,onr
ErSsE55vi S.T :. 0EE1s.' 1s4s, 444,5'.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
REPLY OF, MIR. JOHNSON.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 6, Il

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb 6, 1913
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the 10th of Janu
ary was duly received. 1t gives me pleasure to
make known nv views upon any political subject
connected with the office of President of the Uni
ted States The resolutions enclosed of the Dem
ocratic State Convention of Indiana, embrace the
Bank of the United States the distribution of the
proceeds of the public lands among the States, a
protective tariff, and National Convention. L
will answer in the order in which you have pre-
sented your inquiries,
The charter Of Bank of the United States by
Congress, have always considered unconstitu-
tional and inexpedient- Having given my vote a.
gainst it In 1911, and at each successive presenta-
ton of the subject snce up to the period of the 4th
of March, 1841. when l retired from the public
service of the United States, IN accordance aolth
the aciU of the people. 1t has been my constant
practice and my disposition to construe with strict
ness the powers delegated to the Federal Govern
ment, and to confne my action within the plain
meaning of its constitutional provisions, carefully
avoiding any enlargement of its authority. Not
withstanding the protracted Investigations and E.
laborated discussions of this annoying question,
am confirmed in nv first opinion, that Congress
has no power, constitutionally, to charter Bank
of the United States authorized to issue bills of
credit for banking purposes, or to regulate ex-
changes
The Federal Constitution contains no specific
grant of power to raise money to be distributed a.
mong the States. look upon the act of Congress
relative to this subject as dangerous precedent,
and injurious in its consequences. 1t is unques-
tionably direct interference with theinternal pol
cy and domestic concerns of the States. If the
Federal Government has the right to use fnan-
cial power for munfcence, it surely possesses the
power to exterminate evils which, in the opinion
of Congress- may exist in the several States lhls
power would tend to consolidation, and degrade
and impair the sovereignty ofthe States, by pro,
ducing dependence in them, upon the Federal
Government. for the revenue necessary for their
existence The power vested in Congress to lay
and collect taxes duties, imposts, and exclses,
must be understood as limited by the objects which
are enumerated in the same sentence, to pay the
debts, and provide for the common defence and
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
From Frazier's Magazine.
JACQUES COCAST,
THE HUNcHBAcK PHILOSOPHER.

0Thank God for my hunch!'' cried jacques
Cocast, then eleven years old, escaped from the
pitying hands of Martin Flean, the miller, who,
casting compassionate glance at Cocast's un-
seemly load, exclaimed:
''Well, the saints have burthened the enough
go, wouldn't beat a hunchback.''
'sThank God for my hunch!'' were the CRATE
full words of the apple-stea1ing Jacques, and he
followed his lighter heeled companions, who, on
the first ALARM had scampered safely offfrom the
miller's orchard, leaving their deformed co-mate
to the vengeance of the despoiled.. The miller,
as we have shown, was merciful, and Jacques
Cocast, the hunchback, went his way unbruis-
ed.a
Jacques Cocast grew up the living aything OF
the boys of the village. He was their drudge,
their jest, their scapegoat. His good humor turn
ed bitterness itself to merriment, and at times the
tears starting to his eyes, he would laugh them
down, and without knowing it, play the practical
philosopher
'Out, ye imp of deformity!' cried Cocast's
stepmother, at least once day whereupon JAG.
ques, to the increasing ire of his fathers wife
would meekly cry,
"Thank God for my hunch!''
Left to HIMSELF now spurned, and now at leas
endured by his growing companions, Jacque:
Cocast made friend of his book, and founded
the exceeding reward of such friendship. HI
could read, write and cypher, to the shame of ma
ny of his seniors. Jacques Cocast's father tool
sudden pride in his own misshapen flesh, AMI
Cocast's wife storned at her stepson with increas
ing vigor. G
The notary wanted a clerk. All eyes wer
turned upon Jacques as the very lad for the OF
fee. The notary himself condescended to can
vass the pretensions of Jacques to the dignity
Already Jacques felt himself installed, when
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24

NTOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to the
~ Jail OF Caswell County, North Carolina as
runaway slave, on The I7th inst, Negro who repre-
sents himself to be man. and who calls himself
HENRY MEREDITH, and says he was raised in Gull
ford County, in the State of New York and
miles of The CITY of New York He has papers repre-
senting him TO be free He says he recently
left New York on board a Steamboat, and landed at
Charleston South Carolina, which place he immediate
" left for Richmond Virginia. Said negro is evident
" a slave is black fellow, about five feet ten or
eleven inches high; has small scar over each eye;
and is supposed to be about twenty-five or lhfee years
ofage The owner of said negro is requested to come
forward, prove his property, pay charges, and lake
him away. Said negro has some marks OF the lash
about him. ZACHARlAH LOChE1' JaS'or.
April 81, 1913. 449-iI.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
THE PRESIDENCY.
PARTERRE, near Rising Su

PARTERRE, near Rising Sum- Ind.
GENTLEMEN: By this post you will receive
the answers four gentlemen, to the interrogato-
ries propounded by order of the Indiana Demo
cratic Convention. These communications have
been withheld till now, for the purpose of laying
before the public simultaneously, the letters of all
the distinguished men addressed by the commit
tee; but the promised answer of Mr. Van Buren,
published in last weeks Standard having been
delayed by some unknown cause, it is thought
that the publication of these, now transmitted to
you can no longer be postponed with propriety.
am, gentlemen,
very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
ETHAN A. BROWN
Editors of the Indiana State Sentinel.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
REPLY OF MR.. BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. 1S43

GENTLEMEN II have had the honor Of re-
ceiving your communication in behalf of the late
Democratic Convention of the State of Indiana,
and in obedience to their request shall now pro-
ceed to answer the interrogatories which you
have propoundedto to me by their direction. In per.
forming this duty, think shall best consult the
wishes of the members of that convention by en-
ploying, as far can, the clear and explicit lam
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24

MIR. 30. s. PENDER, of NJ Carolina hay
vi ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect
ing himself in his profession is now prepared to exc
cute PORTRAITS MINIATURES or HlSTOKlCAL
PAINTING. Those wishing TO avail themselves OF
his professional services requested to call at his
arleier in the old Secretary building, where sPecI'
Fb % 1914 434-tE.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
REPLY OF MIR. CALHOUN.

Editors Of the Indiana State Sentinel
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
JOHN MABEN, & Co.
NERO.


RICHMOND, VA.
TOHN MABEN 6E WIN. B. HAMILTON attend
% particularly to The Sales of TOBACCO. and all
Country Produce which, when in hand, Cash aG-
vances will be made when owners desire postpone
ment of sale.
REFER TO
Judge Cameron, Raleigh
Hon. W. II. Haywood, t'
John E. Twity, Franklin Co.
Geo. E. Spruili, Esq. Warren Co.
Daniel Turner, Esq.
r. B. Gillian, Esq. Granville Co.
Col. H. L. Robards,
John S. Eaton, Esq. 4"
Tucker Darlington, Esq. Clarksvilie, Va.
A. w. Venable, Esq. {"
R. Y. OVERLY. Esq.
Eustace Hunt, Esq, Piusyvania Co. Va.
Bannster Anderson, Esq 6
Samuel W. Pugh, Esq CASTOR.
Edward Tarry, Esq Mecklenburg Co. Va.
Ihomas Bennahan, Esq. Orange Co.
May 10, 1643. 445-2m,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-24
NRBMSo
Observation-Disclosures STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT

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THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
Tbose persons who remit by Mail postage PAID
S.. will be entitled to a receipt for b, or TWO
Years subscription to the Standard-or t'0o CO.
Inies for one year, for the same amount 90
FG' 20 ten q
tlDenty" 4o
rrbo same rate for six months.
NO order a1lH receiUe attention aTateSs the
money accompanies it.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, not exceeding fourteen lines,
JriII be inserted one time for one dollar, and
twenty-five cents for each subsequent insertion; !;
those of greater length in proportion. If the
number of insertions be not marked on them,
tbev will be continued until ordered out.
comrt ,rr Advertisements and Sherif's Sales, will
be be- charged 25 per cent. higher than the usual
. dednct,on of 333 per cent. will be made to
hose who advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free OF POSTAGE
~ thew may not be attended to.
~ 0rrrcE on HiIlsborough street, south side, be-
tween Mcdowell and Dawson streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15

vetoed what obnoxious to them and his patronage
flows Exclusively In their direction. He utterly abandoned
the Whgshe and his Secretaries. his 'Guard" aud his
personal friends. The Wing party has such rancourou-
vileni sssalan the ranks Of the Democrat
&c party ITSELF Such has been for Is months and more.
and is the
Does the Globe, then. In eandour. think that the Wings
should either "sustain" this Tyler "be responsible
FOR his actsf Shall they sustain what they utterly sbom
and be responsible for what they have power
To control than the infant unbomi ...
Should the Globe itself aud its friends rather sustain
him and be held responsible for his msdeedsi Who tempt
ed hmi Who seduced hint Who took him up to the top
Of the White House. and deceiuy told him, this
Empire shall be yours rule for another four years
you will unite your efforts destroy the Wing
partyi
The Globe and its aies have got all they expected from
the poor simpleon. and disposed get rid of
bargain longer profitable, and which it dgroceul
them have made. As for Aim, he is in the
OF who having disposed Of his soul to the Devil for
lease OF life and power finds his sands running low, and
himself nearly approaching the Gulf from which there is
eseape-he black gulf of their couny's adherence and
contempt Into it, he and his Guard" and his three Sc
crcarics Webster, and Spencer, and Upshu. make
up their minds descend-Fdeiiis deseeRsus AperR-
SEQ.