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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24
1E&>vT FARE REDUCED! For Bridgeport
l1----ts1e>- aud NCrwalh landing al Delden'g Neck
-.,-1s:.-4 Fare 20 Bridgeport y cents
NorNalk l2i

The steamboat; MUTUAL SAFt,rl leaves Liberty street
pier every mornms, Syndey e,certe,l At ococ, FOR
Bridgeport and Norws!k, touching Bedcn'5 Neck
nins IN connection with The HouSatonc Railroad. Return
c leave Bridgeport !! p. NJ the arrival OF the Cars
= Nhw-HAviN LiNE-Stsses leaNc Bridgeport unTedi-
ate'y the arrival Of III" Boat. The distance i 10 miles
witI ine roads aad beautiful country. tle New.laveu
- ceuts. UElAll GREGORY, Agt.
q liberty I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Dear Sr-The bottle of BrdHts Indian p ponG,y Bd!
sc" ou October last proved be ietcIsl 10 my
cough and other bodily COMP t wa5 induced d., ~
write you for Of IT, which received about the 2Dh
November and which have been using sine, and the coa
nur inpro euent which my health derives from rs use rfn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that the sale
for take place on the 18th DAY ;of
June last and following has ben Postponed by resolution Of
the Common Council from Friday 7th day of July Tues
J tns l0ti day Oh Octcber G II O'Clock noon) the
City Hall. JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
S'r,af Commissioned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

1hc" Ppifyn. Ertract' possesses the same Altsrase
medication the Pulmonary Basam excepting the elpfe'o
rating aud viii answer the other, excepting for Primo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

NB Tbes. Sb,ds. -, -. p. 20. tSo I8 Fhctory-s-
no the room and al the admit ali the Light and
20 perfect view TO The They are particularly
D 10t A'' Uo'iS. jyl #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
Peter Reiersen, the Dane.

DEAR SIR:-
In looking over Iyouri paper, l was surprised
to see as large life, and quite NATURAL an en-
craving of that distinguished fnancier, Peter
Relersen, Esq. 1 am confident he never appeared
in print before to so much advantage-it is the sell
same Pete that figured so extensively in Phila-
dephia in the years 1887 and '3s, the latter part Of
the time as an M. D., but better known as the
Dodser. Now, if you wish TO obtain some rich in
formation concerning him. request some of your
Philadelphia friends to call meeting, and if the
proceedings are not richer, aye, and loom larger
than those which TRANSFERRED at the CAFE Tortoni,
of Madeira not forgetting the segars, &c. If their
should happen to be another meeting while am in
the city, do not know but what shall appear, and
give in the experience of a VICTIM.
ANswER.-We have no objections BY the by,
how would the creditors of Anthony Dey, Esqr.,
like to have a meeting at the celebrated cafe
TnrkOni2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

90 LITERATURE.-Ju issued from the press and
for sale at this office, the Historical Novel, Blanca
Capellc, by the popular authoress, Lady Buwer Price
is9 cents per copy
Also, Blackwoods Magazine Isl cents and the recent
ly published novels OF Scott Bulwer DTsrae Dickens
James, smellet and Miss Landon all OF which may be mad
at this Office Also Standard Literary Works, embracing
Asons History OF Europe, Cooleys Egypt, sparks
Washington, and Thiers'F French Revolution.
90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy are guar
teeJ TO the worst cases OF Gonorrh@a, Gieet or
any unpleasant discharge from the tan
ing the breath, disagreeng with the most aemcac so
mach To purchasers of these chests the Coiiege pm
themselves to give medicine gratis, II not cured rrce
50 each.
VS. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

HAITIAN THEATRE.-Miss Adelaide Phillips, an
/ ant prodigy Of some celebrity appears tins geve-
ming IN a variety of characters. Many other rare
attractions offered, and we predict crowded
house With the choicest talent in the country
amongst his stock company, the manager of this
favorite establishment is enabled to eclipse all com
Peors in the race for public favor-and when we
consider the extraordinary ability of Mr. Thorne as
theatrical manager we cannot be surprised at his
brilliant success since he has been caterer for
Pnohc amusement in this city perhaps but few have
ever received more undoubted marks OF popular
APPRECIATION that has Mr. Thorne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

ORIGINAL AND NOVEL LECTURES ON INDIAN An
TIourrIEs, RELIGION AND CUsroMs-Tbe people of
Newark, we learn rom a correspondent, have
been greatly delighted and astonished by the public
lectures and performances of party OF distinguished
Indian saudns who are at present soourning In that
pleasant city. The principal member of this
markable family is the celebrated Sac-co wnk-ee-
hoo, whose attainments in the philosophy and lite
nature of the ancient inhabitants of the North Ame
rlcan continent much superior to those of his
rival lecturer, DR.. Hawks, as his chvalry and brave
ny 10 the pretenslons of the limping "devil on
two sticks of Wall street. Besides this veteran
philosopher and brave" there several younger
sons of the forest, and last but not least tn vey
Indian girl, Do-humm-mee, whose beauty has been
the theme OF hundred imprisoned songs in the
hunting grounds and wilds of the West The I'M
taught grace and fascinating manners Of this cele-
brated belle represented perfectly enchanting
her form is most symmetrical, and possesses all
that rounded softness which Byron has painted with
such warmth in his description Of the mischievous
Fitz-Fuke.
We are well assured that DR. Hawks is not fit to
hold candle to the eloquent Sac wink hoo.
The Indian sapon presents in his person more
authentic and ineligible information respecting the
peculiarites customs, manners, modes of Dress and
demeanor of the aborgnes OF America than DR..
Hawks could hunt up and dish out in twelvemonth
to admiring crowds at Niblo's Saloon. These ma
tive lecturers throw food of light all the inter-
esting questions connected with their identity with
Asatlc hordes and the many curious points
connected with their religious rites and ceremonies
DIR. Hawks and the other learned students of In
dian antiquities and manners in this city, will be
much gratlfed by the information that these distn-
guished strangers will, in the course of their tour.
visit New York in few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
City Intelligence.

GRAND TEMPERANCE MovEMENr.-The 22d Of Februa'
ry, the birth day of the immortal Washington will be
gala day with the cold water gentlemen ladies' and SOL
diers. On the evening of this day splendid standard
will be presented to the first company of Washington
Temperance Guards at the Tabernacle and the elite Of
all parties will be present officers Of the meeting
Church and State will be represented by the sacerdota
and civil headsBishops Hughes and Onderdonk, Mayor
Morris and Phillip Hone Then the flowers of the two
great churches-apostolical cathoca and episcopal
Dr. Hawkes. and Dr. Pse, have been invited to grace this
festival with their eloquence and Ode be written
by Fitz Green Halleck will be pronounced by some
daughter of Israel We love to things done in this
STYLE We cannot miss therich cloquence which always
flows from the lips of those sweet mnstres of Zion
The copy Of sully's painting Of washington crossing
the Deawere brings to mind the shabby treatment
of Southern States the first ofAmercan painters
II was ordered by the State and $4,000 appropriated
the painter, Sully. executed after labor of two
years intense study and presented perfect assembling,
Of all that is beautiful in and holy in patriotism but
unfortunately too large to fill the niche in the
House Of Assembly. They would not receive H. and
with stretch OF magnanmity they paid the unfortunate
artist $500 for small drawing Of the picture thirty
inches by forty-two Brewers, the artist gets almost as
much for the copy the standard together with the
smiles Of the thousands Of beautiful women who shall
grace its presentation. Go it, Washingtonians Our
heart Is with you.
JOINT bALLor.-Doth boards meet IN joint ballot this
evening. No appointments OF interest to be made
The following the four years appointments for the en-
suing year
M. Frye, Police Clerk, May l. 1913; Barnabas w. o.
born, the most efficient and active clerk Of police
March 6th 1913; Nicholas c. Everett, Assistant Justice
Of the 4h and 9th Wards May ls ls43 Isaac Doughty
Justice Of Peace for Harlem, 18th Ward May lst isl3
James r. NJ. Bleakey Of the 7h and 10TH May ls 1885,
James H. Kellum, ofthe 9h iith 18th and i7th May s
1943.
FIRy-About O'Clock on Tuesday evening when the
remen Of the city engaged at the annual ball. FIRE
discovered in the fourth story Of the store of Broad
street of Exchange Place. occupied by George
sill agent for the Bellve Manufacturing Company The
loss 10 $4,000, partly insured. including the building.
PoLIcE-The report Of Justice Taylor, published ex
clusvey in the Herald Tuesday struck perfect dismay in
thieves rogues, robbers burglars among the miss
in0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

UNITED STATES HoTEL.-We understand that
change has taken place in the management of this
Hotel, situated at the junction of Pearl and Fulton
streets Mr. Yale has retired with fortune, and
the Hotel is now kept by late barkeeper and a
broker, joined together in partnership by Mr.. Samu
ell Legget.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

Boz's VBir THE FIVE PoIrTs-hss been Ethiopian
sed the Bowery Amphitheatre and 10 to be brougout
this evening It rich, racy and original and cannot fail
to draw full house The equestrian performances at
the Circus will positively close after this evening Among
other matters Of novelty perceive the announcement
of Band ofvirgina Mnstres consisting Of number OF
extavagsnt geniuses each playing upon the peculiar in
srnmensu'sd by the negroes fhe South and Is said to
be very efficient and elective
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

90 Rain shine, with bright skies gloomy tenn
pests the American Museum holds forth its surprising
fractions. Its unequaed German band discourses elo-
qucnt music from its balconiests magnificent halls
lighteds grand saloon, the of the varied
amusing and sublime exhibitions--whle General Tom
Thumb in the last week of his stay would repay the trou
bic of visit the stormest day splendid feature of
this afternoons performance will be the conAsgration Of
Moscow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

NEGROES IN RAILROAD CARs.-The Massachusetts
Senate have passed bill providing that railroad
corporations shall not make any rule discriminating
between the accommodations of passengers on ac-
count Of color, and making it penal offence in
agents who exclude or assault persons on that ac-
count. This is all wrong. No legislature should
compel white man to ride with negro. If there
is to be any legislation in the NATTER let it be to
compel the railroad companies to provide separate
car expressly for blacEs and mulattoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

U. s. SENATOR PROM lNDANA-Edwsrd Hame-
gan, democratic, has been elected United States
Senator from Indiana by majority of two, after
six ballotnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

AGE OF LTBELs.-We understand that several
fresh libel suits are 10 be commenced against the
'Trbune," and "Courier and Enquirer" for some
statements they have recently published relative to
Fenimore Cooper BY all means.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

SPRNe BUSINESS People begin to say that the
spring business this year will open rich We hope
so--and begin to believe as much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

FROM WASHINGTON Wei learn from Washington
that the President intends to send in Message on
the present low state of the finances, and to leave
with Congress the responsibility of providing the
ways and means to preserve the credit OF the
Government.
This, in fact, is the only alternative left the Exc
cutive-but what Congress can do is not so clear
How can they raise the revenue except by a modi-
fcation Of the tariff?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Peter II. Dreyer, N ", clerk; Thomas Walden, N ",
clerk, Thomas Spencer Shepard, NJ " late dry goods
merchant; Theodore l. +. Jackson, N Y. Nathan H.
Corwin, Orange county, farmer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

j. q. BENNETT, ESQ., 4.
TALENTED SIR -
knowing that your time is too valuable to you to
have II too much encroached upon, besides think
II would suit yeur grain better, TO say my sayings
with as little ceremony as possible, therefore whilst
asking your leniency for the liberty have taken in
thus addressing you, | will come to the point at
once which is SIMPLY this, tina! am an enterPrisng
young man, OF tolerably good education, OF most
respectable connexions, with $50 in cash, can find
nothing to do here, but must hnd employment some
where, as three mouths can soon eat up $50 Can
you, my dear Bennett, throw any thing in my way
If not, can you give me an idea which will throw
something IN my way; 1t you can, by SO doing,
you will assist felow-being in his extremity, who
would gratefully remember the kindness, and return
the favor with nsury, when circumstances permit
ted With great respect,
P. S.-Mv address is O. Outhor, Philadelphia
It's useless OF course to tell you that wait with
much sollctude your answer.
ANswER.-Thls is a very fair specimen of the
many letters asking advice-inquiring how to get
aleng In the world, that we are constantly receiv-
ing. Suchan inquirer, Prophet Miller would ad
wise to throw his $50 into the acknowledgement fund
and take his chance, for the incoming millennium.
Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet would tell him to
buy a lot in Nauvoo, or open shop by the Mssis
s.ppi, and join the latter-day saints The amiabe
Fourierites, Albert Brisbane and Horace Greeley,
would tell himto take stock in the Association, and
become member of their new social system, that
Is to regenerate the earth. Margaret Bishop would
call herself ga captive maid" (although she is no
chicken, and has husband with beard as long as
Abraham's) and desire him to watch and pray
The great transcendental philosophers, such as
brownson, Bancroft, Emerson, Neal, and others,
would tell him TO struggle increasingly to CON-
press all humanity, all virtue, all Divinity into him
SELF" The Wall street brokers new board, would
advise him to invest his $50 into some elegant fancy
stock. Col. Webb would tell him to fight duel
Fenimore Cooper to sue somebody for libel-Col.
Stone to eat dinner at any bodys table, and drink
glass OF every bodys wine In short, there is no
end to the various kinds of advice which Mr.. o.
Ouhor would receive.
As 10 our advice, we hardly know what to say, or
what to give. We know many of our newsboys and
newsmen, who began on capital Of Ss5-some on
$1O-some on $40. Many Of them are now worth
hundreds and thousands. Don't despair. Seek en-
ployment of some kind. II you don't get it in one
place, try another. In such country as this, in
dustry, perseverance, and honesty, will always
sooner or later, find its reward-but If you ever
reach prosperity, you must make up your mind to
receive all the jealousy, SANDER, and abuse which
your unsuccessful rivals can invent and pour out
opon your character and name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

07- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
Pills are guaranteed all Of gonorrhoa, gee
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra in shorter
time and fer than any remedy at present known Since
their introduction this country by the New York Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy more than thousand
boxes have been sod and the College denes single in
stance of failure to be shown.
Professor vepeau the celebrated dscoverer Of this spe
Paris asserts that these pills the only remedy
has been known 10 fail in ehecting cure Sold in
boxes Of one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal Office and consulting rooms Of the College
"a Nassau street, New York.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

The DEvoURINe OeRE.-We have just been read
ing over the almost nterminable bill of Welchs
new pantomime which has been forsome time past
in preparation at the Park Theatre. 1.-THE accounts
we hear of il are correct it will excel any thing
ever before igot up in this country We understand
some three or four thousand dollars have been ex-
pended upon the dresses scenery, decorations. ma
chnery, &c. We cannot form the remolest idea
what it is to be from reading the bills; the whole
performance appears to be perfect nondescrpt 1t is
to come off, for the first time, tonight; and on ac-
count of the jam of people who will throng there,
it will be matter Of comfort and convenience for
families desiring good seats to secure them this
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BALTIMORE Jan 30-Arr Uzsrdo, Miller NOrleans-pa sed
in the bag Pauline Rio de Janero CID Pons Graham
Barbados; DIligentia, (Hsnoverian) Ruyl, Antwerp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

NAvAL-The U. S. ship Independence, Commo
dore Stewart, will sail to-day on cruise. Madeirs
will probably be her final stopping place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

{k7- WORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all diseases to
which children exposed, fatal TO them
Unfortunately children are seldom free from
without being suspected. Worms not only cause of
disease themselves, but by their irritation agravae all
other diseases wandering from part of the body to
another winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
structng the bowels and frequently the throat causing
commissions and too often DEATH The desired remedy
will be found in DR.. Shermans Worm Lozenges which
will very soon destroy the worms and invigorae the
powers Of digestion to prevent return OF them.
State street. Boston Ledger Buildings PhiladelPhia
stanwix Hall, Albany, and AZ Westminster street,
Providence. z tl.-rfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

Mr.. HORNS COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT LAST
NIeHT.-This was really splendid affair. The
saloon at Niblo's was crowded despite of the ter
riby Indictment weather. The selections from Mr..
Horns beautiful compositions, were executed with
great power and effect and were received with the
greatest applause. The occasion must have been
altogether most gratifying to Mr. Horn, and showed
in the most ineligible manner how much esteemed
this talented gentleman is. We are confident that
Mr.. Horn, return when he may, will meet as hearty
a welcome, as he has received cordial farewell
May prosperity and happiness attend him, and may
his shadow never be less!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01


0Iz- metallic RAZOR sTROP-Wih four sides
invented by O. Saunders: Tor Keeping Hssors always
tenth part Of the required on hone without using
oil or water No other article of the kind has ever been
40 universally known and approved Of having been for
the last twenty years In constant use n nearly all the
lodged to have equal In New York, where II was in
vented it received first premiums at the American ns
tute every time II presented for compettion and
gradually without the aid Of pung established arepu
,aion in all parts of America Of bsing the only RAZOR
strop will keep in perfect order Certihcates
the possession Of the inventor from the most scien
6c gentlemen Of both countries speaking highly Their
superiority. When taking into consideration that those
gentlemen haveno interest in the saeof the article and
give their testimony without solicitations speaks volumes
ia it's favor II is The only strop that has been deemed
worthy Of imitation and counterietng. The great num-
her of those alone would stamp 1t as being the climax OF
perfection. .t.ft..
That IL may be satisfactory to the public, the
OF those gentlemen who have given certificates as
To the merits Of the strop are here published - General
James Tsllmadgc President Of the American Institutes
Prof John Griscom, DR.. Valentine Mott, and Mr.. Mill
KEN cutler the Royal Navy. ao srond Mandatory
1853 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

New BRUNswIcK-The elections in this PROVING,
have resulted in favor of responsible government
twenty tor and fourteen against, have been re
turned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

CANADA.-Nothing new from this Province. All
was quiet except on the Lachine canal, where the
laborers had struck for higher wages and kicked up
"row generally" Sir Charles Bsgot has nearly
recovered, and instead of burying him, the poti.
clans have, for time, buried all political amino
sites Sir Charles will soon leave the country, land
thank God for his safe deiverance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

YUcATAN.-This Republic appears to be In the
best condition of all our sister republics notwith-
standing its ports are blockaded and that its whole
means are devoted TO war. SantasAnna has his en-
tire fleet off Campeachy with picked army of Sc
veral thousand men, and yet he does not succeed in
any thing but killing off his own men. 1t is thought
that he will be compelled to raise the blockade
of Campeachy and return to Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

MExIco.-Santa Anna, with his wooden foot, is
now Autocrat of all the Mexicoes, excepting, of
course, Yucatan and Texas. He has succeeded in
kicking the Federal Congress into the streets of the
City of Palaces, and has ordered the convocaton
of Central Congress to draft central constitution
to meet his views. Nothing but military despo-
tism will suit Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

90 EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, AT FIFTY
cents per botteAn article equal to any ever made by
Sands Bristol any other person. to be had at II Maid
anc-w arranted, aud at half price, of either Also
Sands Bristols sold as above.