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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

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OF m-ec WRIGHT, CALHOUN CO.
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situated pss, TIVE NM miles from New Rochelle
proximity to the city of New York
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RmA DRUG STORE FOR SALE, with the Lease OF the
p%sss SIS Pea9 given A G the
MONEY LENT,
IBERALLY, the old established stand 400 Grand street
IL gold and silver watches plate jewellery diamonds
wearing apparel dry goods hardware cutlery musical AM
mathematical Instruments bedding, and description of
personal property, by
LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker,
o23 lm* 403 Grand between Ridge and Attorney st.
BUSINESS IS Observation-Disclosures if you wish a share
~ OF must circulate your cards and handbls freely
To Do this in an economical way, cal! F0LGER SUIT:
TON at the Office Of the Locomotive Printing Engine, 5
John PEARL where you have all kinds of JOB
Printing done the first STYLE the lowest cash prices and
disappointment.
Cards printed at hours notice if required OF lmsr
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing
Establishment from John street to No Beekman
(ovelOy's Hoel) opposite the Brick Church, New York
Wedding Visiting Invitation. and Professional Cards
cuted in the first style of the regards the superiority of
the of the printing and wteness
bTiancy of the cards Persons furnishing their card
have them printed the approved fashion
able style Of cards. at prices TO suit the times.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York. Brooklyn aud the
examine the specimen books and from variety cards
select 10 their TASTE 40 lmxr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
LUClNA CORDIAL,
on THE
+ l. ] X l. OF LOVE.


ELIXIR OF LOVE.
In older time, among the Jews
That StI man an. second st. I'D wife might choose
Afflicted thus, the Roman maron
Pray'ed TO Lucine the midwife's patron;
Cal Jed to their aid d the hep Pres ss,s Of
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
warm as her cline, and tender. too
II cmidiess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping 70 her senssless idol.
Petitions Bamah for ehild
sS9r well she knows, Love shuns to bless
The Hindoo bed of barrennsss.
30 much for love in days by-gone,
And savage customs in own;
But say, even now, does Loves communion
No, oft times sonjugal felicity,
ls thus disturbed-ay, cen in city
Yet may the barren, If they try
The means increase and multiply"
The childless wife's repnings end.
ALoNr, is this Elixrs dover.
Consumption's ills il win prevent,
With vigor cothe the mpotent;
And all lifes functions renoyate;
Eruptions from the skin it chases.
A9a brings nn Sacf beauty ana as i,e Sraefs
From Fluor Albas it relieves her,
And f each hn dhsssss %,th proper S care tool
These are bat TRUTHS who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof in contradiction,
Letters-a forms Of attestation-
With grateful mssives from ali quarters,
Psnned by Disease and Qpackery,s martyrs
Almost Within the J Jaws w.' Of d death: 0'e"'a
TSw y =, ,neIT GshfE yiyyn mayer y
And sometmes names the very number
oeymS MssfssaeUe VEN. IL their slumbsr-
Cry cat for the "Lucina Cordal.o
remittance have boxed up and sent to any part Of the
Price 50 per bottle s24 dozen. Also for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

ios BoWERy.
wi the reception Of pupils daily Sunday excepted
s'I Ladies. from ~, A. NJ a, 10 srM ,,,pM
H. Wy trained and quiet horses for the road or parade
Bn n x! RvnE Elm +
the day Of November the surplus profits
is ISSss
ps%f
'' - BY order of the President and Directors,
c.n.nd.sa, oe. 1915, H. B. GIBSON ss {, c; Mi.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN TIE COUNTRY
Lady who is an experienced teacher takes into her G
eho "Gi he
70 e NH s pa Ss, Rs% and s studies
The location is very healthy and retired There
ss rec given Eo f BTET !, 5si"
MUFFS AND FURS
Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS. can be bought at wholesale
fro" this d's SH g Ii fiji f YN sTTsE
o2o 2wp Near Broadway.
ST: DOMINGO CoFFEE-Ju.t landed Go@ brig Fairfield
o,s ,.r GKosHErM S-scH w!;I,
fri HGti1e It, a" e the s; A:sgnss
s fG;s ys
asf sss
1926 and Goth July 1885, and he hereby cautions such ndyd
nails and companies against paying thing
sSs ma legal damage S%S
s e. s secured ~ F isss'
:$s.s Patent. , sspsd co Ssh
DISEASED, WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES
DR. WHEELER, Ocniis 80 Greenwich street, the
The IN h sss nasi
them have been operated by other professors without
s ssss ss;
% s:S
spaspPs ,ssI h such e de se,sj who
aSs ."s and "i'i rs f'i prs q
Chronic inflammation Of the lid, or eyes, of how
E Se without sSS saTsS
Catraets removed upon the most modern approved principles
sTRABIsMUs,
e. HF S s Il aA Which hours
IN PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate of the coun.
Of Nw P ss nS "sy he ,s Fysn al
ssa.e%q,o deceased to present the With the
he city o New ef YORK E Oh or
eighteenth ,,s% day 2, seP Sa i asIt Mall,
JAMES q. BELL,
ml6 iaw6mr Administrators with the will ANNEXED,
Of order of the Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. notice Is hereby given all persons having
esla 2aaust John Carroll late Of the city Of New York
Junk shop keeper deceased the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber all persons 70
the estate are equesed te make immediate payment
JOHN CONWAY, Ex'r, Iii WiIlet Ar
Dated New York. October N, 1919 ol2 i'm re
NOTlCE.All persons having any legal claim asa,ns La
~ Dominick late OF the city Of ~ York butcher ecssd
are requested TO the with the vouchers Thereof ~
the subscriber, mouse No % Mercer street Aiso iii
those n,eb, estate of said deceased make payment
..y-,,. :, :. 80 ANN NJ DoMINIcK, EE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

IN PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate of the ounv
OF New York notice Is hereby giysn all persons having
elaa 2aanst John CARROLL late of the city Of New York
Juuk shop Keeper deceased 10 the with the
vouchers thereof To the subscriber and all indebted 70
the estate, are requested te make immediate payment
- - JOHN CONWAY, Ex'r, III Willet AZ
Dated New York. October n, 1919 ol2 Inn re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

k&S FOR LONDON--To sail on the LIST November
E1X$ The new packet ship VICTORIA, Capt Morgan,
&A46l200 tons, will sail above, her regular day.
Her accommodations cabin second cabin and seeraar
passengers unsurpassed by vessel port and
Der OF her already engaged those DESTROYS of set
curing berths should make early application to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
OH HOO Zine street, corner of South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate of the coun
Of New York notice hereby given to all persons hay
sims against Peter Murphy late Of the city Of New York
% the subscben, At the office of Edmund s. Derry
No. 81 Wall street. the city Of New York on or before 6t
eighteenth day Of September next. WV
Dated New York, the 18th day of March, 1873
JACOB HARVEY
JAMES q. BELL,
milo law6nr Administrators w he will ,npexsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

az FOR NEW ORLEANS--First Packet Ship
MX4 To sail on Monday the 3Oth passage
.splendd fsstssiling packet ship FRANCIS DEPAU,
tapt Sago viii be despatched above between decks
very sss,ou, aud airy and fitted in way for the
comfort oil "a cabin and steragc will be taken
lowest Those wishing 10 secure berts will re-
quite make early application board shin at Murray
wharf, foot Of Vail street, or TO
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street. Wall street.
~ B-The subscriber has regular succession first class
ships for the above by which be secured the
lowest rates o26r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

6S6 REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR LON
MXX% DON-Packet OF the LIST November. The splendid,
s6ewell known, fast sailing and favorte packet ship
VICTORIA, Captain Morgan, will sail positively above
her regular day.
This splendid ship has excellent accommodations for cabin
second cabin and steege and those about visiting
the old country would do well n make early application
w. J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
$500 % Peck Slip, corner of South street.
Who have also regular first class packets sailing weekly to
Liverpool New Orleans Mobile, Savann ali and Charleston
23ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

G&K BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
&33( POOL PACKETs.0ply regular Packet, sailing on
ing packet ship OXFORD buIthen 900 TONS Captain Rath
The accommodations Of this splendid packet cabin I'd
bin and steeage for pendor
nence and comfort by vessel aoa Those embarkng for
the old country will find to their interest to select this ds
the best berhs early application should be made board
loot o. ssehTsn s q 6 ths suSss sh
. next door to the Fulton Bank
S-The Oxford sails from Liverpool on the 10th Of De-
cembeI Persons sending for their friends have them brought
out in her. Of the packets comprising this magnificent
| It'll and 18th O each month. ola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

6JfX PASSAGE FNOM CORK-Via LverpoOI-Iu
ME3$ the first spring shps-We beg inform our friends
Asthat during the coming spring 1874, we shall have
regular succession of first clss American ships sailing from
the above every week which will be fitted such
manner io second cabin and Storage cannot fail
Roche resides there who will personally the forwarding
Of all and will spare neither expense
meet their wishes and have them forwarded without any delay
Those sending for their friends will the
be derived by paying line Apply address II by
letter post paid, ROCHE BROTHERS & co.
IS Fulton street. door the Fulton Bank, or to
JAMES d. ROCHE,
II Goree Piazzas, Liverpool
S-Passage certificates and drafts from this by
the regular packet ships the 7th 3h 18th and 25h
s30r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
RED BIRD LINE OF STAGES.
IN CONNECTION WITH SA~N
RxA~ THE My lfHhf f2HK AND Irk

ERT3fSaeSR4k RAILROAD COMPANY. -SXfygS'
rnLL ANnA MOMENTS! TWO DAILY lines!
On and after Wednesday 18th October inst the Red Bird
morning, tsuaday, excepted at o'clock A. NJ and every
Hall aud the Westminster House. of Broome street and
the Bowsy New York every morning O'clock and every
afternoon by the o'clock train.
Agents are in constant attendance the Railroad Depo OF
whom information may be obtained, and who will also
ttend TO the baggage put under their charge.
White Plains Oct. iths'gi3 oil imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

NOTlCEA persons having any legal claim aRa,nst la
~ Dominck late of the city Of ~ York BUTCHER deceased
requested TO the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber mouse No % Mercer street Also N
hose indebted estate Of said deceased to make pavmen
-m..N-u.~ ANN NJ DoMINIcK, liz,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Resurectionids.-We learn from Buffalo pa
per, that the village of Chombly, Canada, was
thrown into great excitement on Wednesday last,
Ivy tho discovery that the body of Sergeant Camp
bell a much-esteemed soldicr,had been dlsinlcrred
by some students of medicine, Says the paper,
so little pains had these midnight robbers Of hu-
man flesh taken to conceal their a,rocious act,
that on the family of the deceased going early on
the morning after the day Of intcrmcnt 10 visit
the grave, they discovered i, untcnanted 4; the
coffin and winding.sheet thrown aside; and marks
of hair and blood on the high wall that the body
had been dragged over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

animal Mtgneiim--A Melc Theory. Lay
man." in the Catholic Herald, advances a some
what novel theory to account for tho effects pro-
duced by animal magnetism. lie is of opinion
tina, "man, in animal magnetism, resigns his mind
to the devil. and so the devil is the cause of the
effect produced" and he closes his essay by asscr-
ting that they "who believe in and practice ami
NAL magnetism aud its kindred sciences (wha,
sciences y are tho tools of the devil" This man
doubtlcna believes Sir Isaac Newton was one OF
the DEVILS especial flvorites.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

The last Alton Telegraph inllicts on its readers
nearly two mortal columns TO prove that the Go
vernon has not the power to comply with the 9th
condition Of the bondholdcrs who propose to ad
vance the money TO complete our canal, That
condition, it will DO rccollectcd, requires the GO
vernon TO release all conditions contained in the
canal act, lin section ~ for inrtcilng the sums
advanced or determining the trusts, before the full
payment to the bonlhoIdcrs of their advances and
interest, And how does the Telegraph prove its
position BY quoting the first and second arti-
clcs Of our constitution and showing, what nobo-
dy controvcrts, that by these the governor has no
power to abrosotc law, or part of law of the
legislature. Now is this fair Does not the Tc-
lcgrnph know tina; the power Of the governor to
comply with the condition in question is given
him in tho Dist section Of the canal law, and that
he ia therefore nowhere asked To abrogatc single
word of any law of the legislature Yet the Tc-
lcgrOph has not even alluded to the 2ls, section
of the canal law. Is the omission by design or
through ignorance
The Telegraph also falls into the same bundcr
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

n Nep Uay to Fighten Rats.--A
friend informs us, says the editor of the
THOMSON Register, that he has discover.
ed new way to frighten rats. He says
that he was so much disturbed one night
by their gnawng the partition Of his sleep
ing apartment that he arose and filed up
the hole they were making. But this
was of no avail. They returned with a
Reinforcement and renewed the work with
redoubled vigor. He then hung his watch
over the hole, and in a few minutes they
dispersed and he has not heard one since.
--Phiia. Dem. argus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Singular GrouP IF C0aneriOas.-ThO Glove
land Herald says "Ihc line boat Indiana, Capt.
Tibbts, left this p'acca few days since with large
number OF passengers ON board, mostly one family,
consisting of n wife with two husbands Qst and
3D. the 81 having dled( three sets of Children and
three sets of grandchildren. The parties stood in
the relation of brothers and hai-brothcrs, sisters
and hallsstcrs, uncles and aunts, cousins and
halrcousins, and the parents were mother and
fathers, grandmother aud grandfather 10 the
whole. What is still moro surprising, the wife
and two husbands were on perfect good terms
The frs, marriage having been annulled by d.
yorcc, the parties afterwards became friends, and
the whole group were moving to the west togcth-
er, where they viii probably find plenty Of room
as '',his 10 great country"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

a Our townsman, MlcHtEL kr,N, Esq, who
has been on a tour TO Europe 10 negotiate the
canal loan, returned to this place on Monday last.
He is accompanied by Captain SWIFT Of the Z.
s. army, an engineer Of high reputation, who has
been appointed on behalf Of the foreign canal
bondhollers to make the necessary examinations
on the canal. Gov. DAVIS, the agent Of the bond
holders, has not ye, arrived at this place but he
is hourly expected, in company with Gov. Form.
The parties meet at Peru, from whence eXau'lna-
tons on the canal will be commenced. The
prospects Of the canal are highly llt,ering, md
the opinion is that tho work will be resumed
about tho LIST Of February.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Mn BEowNsoN in the las, Democratic Review
concludes series of profoundly studied Articles
on the origin of Government. But in the midst
Of general cleaIncss and strength, Mn BRowNsov
sometimes undertakes to define what il indeGne-
able and gra-p in logical formula what is by far
too subtle 10 be caught by coarse mcshcs Of human
language. lie defines Humanity thus;
ave are to bear in mind that the ge-
MUS Humanity--whatw we call human ma.
ture--is no logical abstraction, but real
existence, and in some sort, an existence,
independent of individuals This is only
saying that humanity is humanity. This
settled, we may proceed step further
Humanity, in this generic sense, is causa-
tive, active. creative. Tins is affirmed in
affirming that humanity is a reality.
Our notion Of reality is our notion of be-
ing or substance Of something that is.
But our notion Of something that iS--that
is to say, of being or substance, is pre-
cisely our notion OF cause or causaIiye
force
The editor OF the WiIksbare (Pa) Farmer
qui2zcs the philosopher in the following rich
strain--whch If Mr.. Browuson himself can read
without the heaIthiul enjoyment of hearty
laugh he is gTaver than we are:
1--WE are to bear in mind that the geni-
Us Of humbug, what we call natural hum
bug, is no logical abstraction, but has a real
existence as much as shad and in some
sort independent Of fodder and friends,
Just after being elected to q fat Office,
though never actually separablo from in
diyiduas before election. This is only
saying that humbug is still humbug any
way you can fix it. This part of the
weather being settled, we will venture n
step or two further. Humbug in this pep
per and ginger sense, is causatve of much
CANNON, active as the creased end of
perpetual motion, creative Of promises
and pancakes. This is both sworn to
and affirmed in affirming that humbug is a
member Of the regular army. Our notion
of being n member of the regular army is
our faith in factions--and faith is the sub
stance of things hoped for, the evidences
of things not seen. But our notion Of
something, that is, our notion Of a Jack
ass-lor 4 iackass, is-and rot only is,
that is to say is; but a jackass physically
considered, conveys precisely our notion
of cause, kicking, and causaive force, and
exists independent Of indivduals--so does
meeting-house.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Puj6c opinion GETTING Right in the Smith,
The Y. o. Tropic, Of the 18Th uIt. says: 1.-Two
la-t. They will not be immoualizcd by having
thcirnamcs published as heroes and men of honor;
the day is gono by when man could strut about
town with certain noto,aty, and be gazei on as
the lion of the day, because he had been engaged
in an "aair of honor,' as it is called in conven.
,ional parlancc, or had perhaps murdered (or that
is the right term) his fellow man. These matters
are becoming supremacy ridiculous, and so they
are considered by all right thinking men"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

ia Uacommoa Jtdgc.-I'hc Adams Sentinel
states that, while Judge Buchanan was passing
sentence recently, in Cumberland, Md, upon
VIM. Chrisc, found guilty ofthe murder Of Abra-
ham Prey, his feelings were so overwhelming as
almost to impede uttcrance. After passing sen
tcncc, the Judge arose, and with him the other
members of the court, the bar, and the whole as
sembly, when he offered up to the throne Of grace
a most fcrvcnt prayer in behalf Of the doomed aud
unfortunate man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01
THE OTTAWA FREE TR ADER

Extraordinary L1pgerity.-Thc Bayou Sara
(La) Leger says there is now living in the pa
rish of Yves; FeIiciana, in that state, negro wo-
man who has attained the ago of about century
and halE She belongs to gentleman whose
ancestors were remarkable for long life; hisalhcr
and mother both reaching the age Of njnety they
recollec,cl her in their infancy as a middle aged
woman, and it is twenty years since they died.
She is an African by BIRTH cit two children there,
and was owned by hc family before Ike father Of
her present owner was horn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01
Missouri 1srpnbllcug,.

This valuable Journal has recently been en-.
largcd aud much improved in appearance, and
will bear comparison with any of tho eastern
prints. We wish the Republican continued pros
pctiiy, and hope the expectations Of its ontcrpl-
sing aud talented editor will be fully realized, save
in one small par,lcular--thc elevation of the
"MilLBoy Of the Slashcs' to the presidential
chair. In this particular the editor mus, know
that he is sending his grist to the wrong miA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Comicai Con(erence.-CaPtain Loeb, of the
British Navy gives an account of the manner in
which the Chinese commissioners entertnined Sir
Henry Pottnger at Nankin, prior to the settle
mcnt of the terms of peace with England. "Nu-
metous plates he says, 'of minced meat, pork,
arrow root, vcrmiceli soup with meat in it, pigs
ear soup, and other strange dishes were served in
succession, in small china and silver basins; and
in proportion to our various capabilities in max
ing these mcsscs disappear we seemed to rise in
the estimation of the boholdors. But human ma
turc does not support this ordeal long; and, as a
coup de grace, Ke-Ying (unclc of the emperor
insisted upon Sir Henry's opening his mouth,
while be- with great dexterity, shot into it several
immense sugar-pums. | shall never forget Sir
Ucnry's face of determined resignation after he
found remonstrance OF no avail; nor the figure of
Ke-Ying as he stood before him in the attitude of
a ehorl.sightcd old lady threading a needle, pos-
ing the bonnie Lo,icie between his finger and thumb,
preparatory to his successful throw"