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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
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strangers visiting city to their rich and extensive as
sortmsnt Of stocks scar gloves pocket
dd';'isy Ese
ssye q genemens shirts eouaning many improvement
thereby doing with with tie lar large Se1p"s
nv LINEN S used snds the gid system Of and adding
ii, Th ws 50 NANTES, e the Judges Of d.
awarded the saSseTS. their tent Brace IS psFtiea
Be- oan hTs Ssus the ss
q. habits, BY SrSng the .h9pde they strengthen
Of cali Ssa
Ds
articles by calling at the old e'ab,ish%spt q
.u 20 sm.ee 2s7 Broadway. corner Of Park place.
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
ity Of hi, work desires inform his and the pub
psT om Of best r
twenty pei than quality are made b
In order that gentlemen may understand what Is meant by
eheap1s the following bin prices submitted Their CON
qualify e. s hs goods shall be OF the FIRST
double SsS
Making and THINNING in the be., style at the following
fs Sss: and vests. tx
OBS im.r 80 : 'l,e'N'' '''' JOHN MoFFAT.
READY MADE ovER;CoATs, Winter Frocts, CIoak,,
" &c-Extra Beaver and Pilot Cloth Over Coats, Winter
Also and medium quality Cloth Gloa at 2s
D IS american 0f 4sgS M ESSNs CO.
d H9E SE ASD No. h 9ssSs Cow
cry will keep constantly hand fall and complete
sa G
to SS those ~ s,,
&c every and has secured the services
BGarmens made to order at the shortest notice. and
with strict punciuality. % im.r
CENTLEMEN's, LEFT OFF WARDROpE.-tientle,
ing 81 e ea obtain Of o e 4. %
TO families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing rs.
much 70 their advantage TO send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
Noe John street New York.
line through the Post Office. or otherwise will receive
CLoTHiNG cleaned. altered and repaired. ola im.ec
N0TICE-Gents having cast of Clothing which they want
~ 20 dispose o. Will BY leaving their adde's, at w smI-
called At their rssdencs All kind. Of of clothing
pistols saa %e ScagS aad scs az No.
N B. All kind. of carpenters tools bought OLD m.r
j. sORIA'S
CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT
sOkA bess leave respectfully inform his friends and
the times he has reduced his price per cent below regu
lar charges. =
Ladies Wishing their summer dresses, shawls, &c. dyed or
pressed will find IL much to their advantage by paying him
VISIT Gentlemen will also do well TO cali with such articles
will sl ?, M *:
best style at Sonas establishment, No. 400 Pearl st.
a. 81 Grand Sc Also branch at 20 Fulton Brooklyn, and
Merchants have all kinds Of goods dyed and nut up
the ~ original forms and on moderate terms .-
PRINCIPAL office 400 .arl st sua0 Am sec
NEW BUCkWHEAT-lOOO package. in barrels half bar.
~ res quarters and eigths packed In superior manner
the southern narkea choice article and free For
sale on liberal terms BY
oi3 Im.r GEORGE WELLS, Jr. 1876 Front st.
(NOAlLaee Nut siz- xi75 s. o. and fresh Broken
Oand Egg s. Is o the Peach Orchard Ash well
screened, weighed By city wehcr delivered free Of
PETEk CLINTON, corner Of King
us2m," and Greenwich streets.
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Meducated the Medical Faculty in Paris, and Graduate
Midwife offers her professional services the ladies Of
hi. aud Having had long experience and
appes ladies Che point Of confinement. those suffering
from suppression, rregulary distractions &c. ta; viii
be happy afford comfortable temporary home her resi-
decs where they always have the best medical
and matronly and nursing preferred will
wait and their houses until perfectly
covered Madae e. particularly begs impress the minds
of delicate she ofciates personally
that hesitation dread need never be spprehended
N. E.A1adame Costello would inform ladies residing OF
the city whose health would admit Of travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame Z; be consulted her residence Lpcnard
all It'll the regard the wishes
her patients AL communications and letters be paid
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HULL'S TRUSSEs

pERSONS afflicted with ruptules may rely upon the best
nstruments aid the world Affords application the
eps towns the United States Be careful to examine he
Hull in writing: None genuine, to be relied
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hu
celebrated uses and thousands imposed IN
These limitations be relied thsy
made by unskfu mechanics and better than the od
nary
Rooms have been fitted No. Vesey exclusively
for ladies' having from the business depart
| ma potieu n I'm &C
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ICE-lCE-ICE.
E000 TONS OF pure lake Ice of the best quality. The
SOOO Highland Ice establishment, expressly for shipping
is prepared and will SELL by the and smaller auan
cheaper than be obtained from other and
pack. the best manner go part Of the world
supply Of the best approved packing always hand.
JOHN NJ. LYON,
ol0 2wsm so Division street.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS--Guar anteed in every
from cold: &c Their certainty Of action hs; long ben
that uselessy tried various boosted remedies Cane
il sometimes necessary their though they contain
al who The Pills. By Madame Costello 81 LisPe
nard between Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box o6 lmsr
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TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPT1ONS, CIIAPPED AND TENDER

THE wonderful discovery in medical science for dj.
sease Of the skim that made by NJ Vesprn the cele-
brated Italian can He shaped his discovery form
Of beautiful piece Of soap, called the Italian Chemc, Soap
Many physicians will hardly believe till they have the
founding effect Of this The proprietor himself had
two years and half dreadful scrofous head disease he
had three practical that taken several grains of
lionel day for weeks had the head shaved twice week
taken sarsapa without the slightest effect; he has had his
head washed weeks with and curing fast This
much for erupegs For ladies children for clearing the
skin 81 TAM pmpies frecke rougness nothing
this; makes dark yellow skin white and clear Que trial
VIII asonsh all who try for chapped flesh bites of musq.
toes nc Sold al the of the American Eagle Chatham
street MY ln Philadelphia by Zleber, Ledger Buildings
IN Boston hedding State street; Brooklyn, LIZ l39 Full.
oG Inns
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PREMIUM SOFA REDSTEADS

PREMIUM SOFA BEDSTEADS.
NJ McGRAW's PATENT EXTENSION sOFA-This
article so well known To- the public and It's advantages
have been so nconestby proved that the inventor
unnecessary TO make further comment He would however
beg leave TO refer the few following highly respectable gem
teen who have these sofas their
and utility -
ExPesident Van Buren,, Undertook, y
lanes X Whiting, District Attorney,
Hon. q. e. Cambreleng dc.
Hon. Senator Preston, \. c.
Sam1 Ward, ESQ, firm of Prime, Ward * 4 N Y.
Brown, Brothers * CO. do.
to crosby, do.
Rev Dr. Mott Schenectady, do
thousand could be given of gentleu
dies Of the first respectabiy il il necessary needs
only TO be 10 be its best
wishing 20 purchase sofas sofa bedSteads reclining
rocking chairs respectfully invited call 1903
second door above Grand treet
~. b. The above sofa awarded premiums M the
ve1ous Fans where exhibited gold medal
silver meda and diplomas Broadway second door
above Orand street oS msm
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pLANCARD's PATENT STATUE WOOD x Goa


- slOvES-or halls parlors, offices, stores ambuas
NC For beauty comfort and equaled by
stove IN the ned States These Statue of Wash.
lnyton the ahef of country surmounting pedestas
one Ior GOD and the other for coal The for wood ia
sructen iof 1--we aud dumb combined, and for live
stove only Inc IRE chamber the ista is constructed In
soch manner mat The hre by of reyeable plate
PARTITION IN the stove the circulate the
rnte height oil the statue living beautiful radatng
surface Ihey nave also hot chamber attached end
thing being ARRANGED on The most scientific principle For
general utiy hey cannot ai 70 give satisfaction. The sub
scrlber invites the Attention OF those about
nd satisfy themselves Of the above facts They can be seen in
daily and for sale only the city M Grand street
door east of Broadway, JAMES KINDS
p1l lmsm
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Boz AND OAR BAZAfAJR-At this establishment can be
suggest Look what he has done and then judge
Il what he can do; AT his establishment was built
me following unnvaed boats, viz The Swiftsure, of
hewfSundlandi ts sixteen foot sailing pnky TEoubeI;
boats Henry Stark which 20 in IS months;
the noble Cmba; the O. w Chapman; the forty foot
for the United ship Ohio; the Empress Florida
the brass mounted Neptune for Tampco Bay aud host Of
Others equally great
OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLs-i5O0O0 feet ON hand;
also 2UO feet Of Lenard celebrated Souls for sale. Tins
new oranch OF his business truly worthy of
o9s q the prices only three and four pence foot All the
scu Tor cing dressed by the propreors hands Those
that woa ms last race be his Office Sixty
All work delivered free Of charge NV
&. l.. INGERSOLL,
$3.50 SN'~ ''NF''N'V''
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ITO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERs.-The subscriber
would RESPECTFULLY inform his customers and others thst In
OF his old stand Broadway being burned down
he taken the No 1876 Crosby street near Houston
until such time the Broadway rebuilt and ,bi
he prepared orders for Ornamental w ork
and Carving that be required the formerly
JOHN CALLER
Inv
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PHILADELPHIA
DACI1Epp EC1I,VI,l1 Lrs,TNA DIT ISlJME1NJrr

DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND q.
THE Subscriber has received large supply of
celebrated Daguereotype Apparatus large and small s7es,
with aehromstc lenses made according Professor Pzvas
calculation.
warrants good and sells reduced prices
The following gentlemen have agreed agents, viz
i: White Esq, l73 Broadway. New York. p. Haas Esq.
Washington, d. c. Dr. A. Caspar, Richmond. Va. s.
Broadbent Esq, for the Southern States VIM West Esq,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (post pad) and ORDERS accompanied
with mi;tanccs will be promptly attended TO- should be
directed TO WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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THERF is NOTHING LIKE THEM

In Baltimore to Professors Jennings Jamson Handy Monk
err Millar AMMAN Hail. Smith and Bailey sic SIN eod-ec
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-11
FLOOD IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Yhe Raleigh Register Of Tuesday says "Never
within the memory of that remarkable parsonage
the Oldest nhabtant, was there such rain as iel
on Thursday and Friday last in this region. 1t il
corn crops on the low lands Bridges, fences, mills
and mill-dams have been washed away in every d.
rection. Six serious breaches have been made in
the Railroad between this city and Foresiye, dis
lance of fifteen miles, of which is about 100 feet
long, and the embankment 80 feet high i will pro-
baby require from 200 to 81 500 to repair damage.
Arrangements have been made for the transportation
of the mail and passengers, SO that no interruption
will take place to the travel"
We have similar accounts fiom almost every
quarter. The Globe has made many grievous
complaints of late, of the failures of the mails,
without waiting reasonable time to know the
reason. Never, perhaps, were so many roads
inundated before.
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THE GRAMPUs-

The following letter from Gen CAMPBELL, United
States Consul at Havana, in answer 10 letter Of in
qury addressed TO him by the father Of Passed Mid
shpman You, Of the Crampus, not only exiinguishes
all hope fthat Inflated vessel but puts an end TO the
idea, at one time prevalent, that she had gone IN
pursuit Of pirates in the West India Charleston
Courier.
HAVANA, JuLY IL, 1873.
Dram SIN Your favor Of the Goth June, via Ma
tanzas is al hand, and the Hayne, which will proba-
bly, sail in the morning. affords the earliest oppoti-
nifty of replying. There needed no apology for witt
ing me- l tlatier myself that sympathy with the suf
ferings of others is too ndeby stamped in the prn-
ciples Of my nature to esteem any thing a trouble
which tend to alleviate distress; particularly
when those sympathies are enlisted In behalf OF
father suffering With agonized suspense for the UNI
certain fate Of a cherished son. In reply 10 your
queries, have TO state that no letters have been
written by TO the States giving notice OF praticai
vessels the south side Of Cuba, nor have at any
time requested that any national vessel should be
from the States 10 cruise the south side Of this is
land in search Of pirates On inquiry Of the Captain
General he has informed me that energetic Gov
crnor is on the Isle of Pines who has the i'll and the
force TO preserve order and punish maeiacors. My
only correspondence in relation 10 pirates and from
that imagined sprang the report which reached your
was with the commander OF Revenue Cutter, acct
dentally here some months ago. AT that time three
American vessels left this port with specie board,
intended Ior thc purchase OF cargoes on te south
side Shortly after they had sailed, report, oppa-
rentiy we'll authenticated, reached that piratical
vessel had been in the vicinity Of San Antonio
Believing in the probable truth of the report
pected that pirate had been fitted out in this port
for the purpose Of robbng the three American vessels
known 10 have on board large amount Of douboons.
Under this impression made first verbal, and sub
sequently written, request TO the officer in command
OF the cutter then in Havana TO 60 in quest of the p
rate From compliance with my request he was pre-
vented by what he supposed more imperous duties.
No authentic intelligence of any piracy being receiy-
ed here, il is now presumed that the report
of the many fctions fabricated here and circulated
abroad This, sir, is the extent of my correspondence
with any officer or agent of my Government on the
subject Of pirates
regret exceedingly that it is entirely out Of my
power to furnish you any intelligence in relation to
the fate of the Grampus and her meritorous officers
and crew. Should it be my good fortune to receive
any information which could relieve your anxiety or
heal your wounded feelings it shall be Immediately
impaired to you.
With great respect, am, sir, your most obedient
servant, ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
Consul U. S n. at Uarana-
To JOHN CLIFFoRp You, Esq, Charleston.
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ron pspsr and 10 one Of the hundreds Of dsmonstrs
tons We daily observe Of tho disapprobsslon which
the course Of the Washington Globe has called form
from the democratic prcss.---Bsng~ (.ss) Enquirer
Fyom As Rochester (.N Y) Daily Advertiser.
The Washington Globe has undertaken to lop off
what its editor pretends to regard The diseased
branches Of the democratic party, IN lis usual toma
hawk aud scalping knife style. ]. not only clips OIL
such men as Honshaw, with perfect indifference, but
proceeds with equal GOODNESS To sever from the party
what have heretofore been regarded as among The
ablest presses-sucb, for instance, as the Boston
Post, Worcester Palladium, and the like. The Post
in turn deals hard blows at the Globe, as do some
other papers--thus causing as beautiful war OF hard
sayings as the ardent dsorgsnizer could desire
That these disgraceful bawIs will seriously harm the
party we do not believe yet for its credit we could
wish them to cease forever. II has been theme Of
general graduation, that party differences had, Of
late, lost many Of their acute ponts-much OF their
asperity shall il be said that we rendering
this improving spirit nugatory, by transferring the
bitterness Of party 10 our own ranks We trust noc
yet should the offensive course Of the Globe be
persisted in all the bitterness heretofore ex sting be-
tween the two parties will be reproduced in our own
ranks. This may be the way 10 elect democratic
President, and to carry out democratic measures ;
but il il is venture 10 assert that no other man
than the editor of the Globe would ever have made
the discovery.
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Purdy, j. g. Lane. q. w. West, Hiram Shaw, H. o.
Brian. S. Merry, b. w. Ayres, l.. 7. l.aheaume, i
w. Holt, Ezrom Owens, Thomas Andrews, >. ".
Barry, Jno. Black, Dennis Calvin, NJ. Steltz reier
Weiznecker, G. ID. Gillespie Capt X. G. mcAiis.er'
DIR. Simmons, Major Kingsbury, w. Ayres, T. Eng
lisb, Jno. Ennis, j. l.. Thorp, X. Cathcaft, O. Pulls
Thos. Maltocks, David Sheppard, John Brooks, =
RegaD, =. s. Mccullough, Z. Hoehan, John "
Kourke, Capt Orchard, J. H. Ostrander, Isaac brin-
ker and Timothy Russell
Resolved That the following papers be requested
to publish the address Of the Committee, when y
shall have been prepared together with the proceed
ings OF this meeting, viz the Missouri Reporter,
Boonylle Register, Liberty Banner, Usage Yeoman,
Glasgow Pilot Palmy ra Courier, Southern Advocate,
Jefferson l. quirer, Paris Sentinel, Jetersonian Re
publican, Missouri Standard, Old School Democrat
and all other Democratic papers IN this State the
Springfield Register, Galena Sentinel, Bellevllle Ad
vocate and other Democratic papers IN Illinois The
Globe Spectator, and Madisonian, published a.
Washington city, and all Democratic papers willing
10 do Justice TO the different asprans for Tho Pres'
dency.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
The following resolution was offered by g. w
Knott, Esq, and unanimously adopted
Resolved That while we do hereby express oui
preference for Col. Richard M. Johnson for Pres
dent we wish il to be fully understood, that we hold
il to be our duty to support the nominee OF the Ma
tional Convention to be holden in May, 1874, bcliev
ing that the members of said Convention viii be true
to themselves and to their country.
The assemblage was addressed by Messrs. Knot
and Hoit and at half past ten O'Clock, on motion, The
meeting adjourned
JOHN E. OSTRANDER, President.
LOUIS Il. LABEAUME, Vice President
True w. HoIr, Secretary.
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From the Penn Yam IN W Democrat.
THE WASHINGTON GLOBE AND THE CAB
INEr

We have observed with pain and regret, the folly
nunciatious agains, Messrs Henshaw and Nelson for
having accepted place in the cabinet Of President
Tyler as well as portion of the democratic press.
It's tendency to mind is calculated only TO weaken
the strength and distract the unity Of the democratic
has been hitherto successfully, and claims to be
warning against. Would not the Globe prefer to have
the government in democratic hands, and to be ad-
minis'ered on democratic principles-would he not
rejoice to find the cherished doctrines of the republic
can party, carried into the administration and the
favored men of that party entrusted with the conduct
Of public affairs, rather than be in the hands Of our
opponents, and administered in accordance with
hlgh-toned federal notions, by the favored federal
leaders, Surely il the Globe be honest, it would be
pleased with these things.
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From the Missouri Reporter
JOHNSON MEETING.

At meeting of the democracy of ST. Louis, favo
rabe TO the elevation Of Col Richard NJ Johnson to
the Presidency, which occurred on Saturday evening
the 29th instant at the Court House. John f. Ostran
der, Esq chosen President, end l. T. Labeaume
Esq Vice President Of the meeting, aud True w
Hit, was appointed Secretary.
On motion, a Committee OF five was selected 10
prepare resolutions expressive Of the sentiments of
the meeting. The following gentlemen composed
said Committee James Brooks, Christian Pulls;
Nathan Ranney, John Ennis, and james S. Lane.
The Committee retired, and after an absence OF
half hour, returned and reported the following
solutions:
Resolved That the friends Of Col. Richard NJ John
son, Of Kentucky, hail with Joy the recent demon
STATIONS in his favor which have been AIDE in lii
nois and Missouri, and are confident that his nomna-
ton the next Democratic candidate for the Presi
dency is demanded by an overwhelming majority OF
our political friends in this State.
Rosoiped, That we have witnessed with great salts
faction, the almost entire unaDimy with which the
people Of Missouri have condemned the unauthorized
absurd and unjust proceedings of the legislative eau
Gus, which selected delegates to the National Con-
yenton, and instructed them how 10 vote without
consulting the wishes of, obtaining authority from
those for whom they usurped the right to act.
Resoiped, That, in order TO obtain a fair and full
expression Of popular sentiment and TO insure the
future harmony and success of the Democratic party
in Missouri, We continue TO urge the selection OF
delegates to the National Convention by electoral
districts.
Resolved, That, assured as are, Of the policy
and duty ct the Democratic party TO nominate as its
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presden-
cy of the United States, Richard NJ Johnson, of Ken
lucky, and Levi Woodbury., of New Hampshire we
urge upon all who concur with us in opinion the me-
cessity Of prompt and decided action in order that
District Conventions may be held before the expra-
ton of next September, and that the example Of Mis-
sour may have its proper influence upon the action
Of the Democratic party in other States.
Rsoired, That, deeming II our duty to advance the
cause of Col Johnson in Missouri, by the speedy
adoption Of all honorable means for that purpose
this meeting requests the following gentlemen to act
corresponding committee Of the st Louis friends
Of Col Johnson, and that they be instructed to pre-.
pare and publish an address to the Democracy of
Missouri urging the adoption Of the views contained
in the foregoing resolutions, and to act generally as
Committee Of Vigilance in the cause, viz
+, kennett, N, Ranncy, II. s, Blennerhasset, j. J.
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We observe the appolntment Of Major Dn

lany, Of the Marine Corps, TO the superinten-
dency Of the recruiting service, by the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. This appointment is in
every respect most acceptable Major ID. is
an officer of great merit, who was Justly
rewarded by the President with brevet com
mission for meritorious services in Florida
This appointment to his present post is no, only
a JUS tribute to worthy officer, but one calcu
lated in every way TO promote the interests of
the service. The life and soul of the military
profession is laudabe ambition TO excel and
the only way to foster and cherish this spirit, is
to reward the merorious and to punish the I'M
worthy.
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The LATE PmAcr-Tbc examination Of ID. Babe
and W. Mathews, charged with piracy and murder
on board the schooner Sarah Lavnia, Of Alexandria
ID. c., took place on Tuesday in New York and the
prisoners were fully committed on the charge Of pira.
cy and murder, committed on the high seas
The individual, supposed to be Webster, Of the
schooner Sarah Lavina, arrested at Albany fe W
days ago, has been discharged, there being nothing
justify his detention. However, an individual was
arrested at Buffalo on Tuesday, which seems to an
swer very infinitely the description of Webster