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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

INDICATIONS .-Another new packet ship, to be
called the Yorkshire, to be launched in this city
next week. This ship is upwards of eleven hun
dred tons in size, and will be equal, if not SUPERIOR
to the Monte yuma. She Is to take the place of the
SouthAmerca,i in the Old Line Of Liverpool packets
1t is sufficient here to say that Captain D. 6. Bal.
lev will command her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD.
New Ycrk, s.tnrd.y, Octoher aI, Is4a

CHsAr LrrK.rUNE.-The following have jus, been
published and ior sale at this Ofhcs together with
all the latest publications Of the day, at the wholesale
and retail prices Gibbons History OF Rome the Mys
teries Of Paris by Eugene Sue Ninon de LEnclos the
celebrated Aspasia OF France The Irish Melodies by
Thomas Moore The Wrongs OF Women, by Char lotte
Elzsbeh The Monikns by Cooper; Mrs. Elliss Hou e.
keeping Made Easy, Complete Instructor in all
brsnchesof Cookery and Domestic Economy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

MORE CORRESPONDENCE On Monday next we
shall publish letter and some valuable articles re-
ceived from London, in which much interesting
matter will be found respecting the English Corn
Law League, the Canadian Corn. Law, Free Trade,
and other kindred subjects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

CONSUL AT LYoNs.-The Madisonian announces
that Hooper G. Eaton. Esq OF Baltimore, now re-
siding in France, has been appointed Consul of the
United States at Lyons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

C-ERKsHlP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
-inaddtlon to the names already published we
have now to add that OF Mr.. B. B. French as
candidate tor the clerkship of the House of Repre-.
sentalves during the next Congress. Mr.. French
has een assistant clerk for some time, and is well
qualhedfor the discharge of the duties of clerk TO
with h aspres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

IHE PARK THRATKE.-Mr Wallack returns to the
Park on Monday, and we understand he will ap-
pear in some new characters. On Monday, Bene-
dict, in Much Ado About Nothing" and the Bri.
gand. On Tuesday, Shylock, in the Merchant of
Venice, and his old part in the "Rent Day" On
"Wednesday, Rolla on Thursday, Benedict and the
bnsand; on Friday he takes his benefit, and on
Saturday he appears as Rienzi. Forrest. we learn
Will succeed Wallack, and we trust the magnificent
Josephine will appear with him /; of which more
anon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

New CouNTERFET.- so notes on
the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore, dated Jan !,
1889, payable to II. Weniz, signed James Almitt,
Cashier, j. b. Morris, President, have been put in
circulation in Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

90 few copies of the Illustrated LONDON News PIC.
torisi Times. Punch, Examiner and the Dublin Free
mans Journal which were received by the Hibernia
may be obtained q, this Office
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KANSAS INDiANs-A delegation from III. Kans.,
tribe of Indians arrived at 81. Louis. Mo, on tbe
On instant, on their way to Washington CITY, in Or
der TO arrange some difficulties with regard TO their
lands; They were decked, dressed, and painted in
true indian style, with horns, feathers, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

ANOTHER SEA RAcE.-There has been race be-
tween the yacht Gimcrack and the pilot boat Wash.
lngton In whichh Gimcrack is said to have beaten
The Washington is boat of some 70 or 80 tons.
and made fine APPEARANCE with new suit of Cot.
ton duck sails. The Gimcrack is "a tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

0V- PROFESSOR VELPEAUS sPECIFIC PILLS.
for the radical of gonorrhoea gleet and all mocu
pureent discharges om the urethra These pills are the
safest and most eectnal for those distressing com
plants Mt present known to the medical profession and
can be used by the most delicate person without antg
the breath dissgreeing with the stomach confinement
rom business They are TO be had genuine only al the
New York Collegeof Medicine and Pharmacy Price Si
abox. w. 3 RICHARDSON, Agent -
ohice and Consulting Rooms OF the College
" Nassau street
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&C. o negro sm Hsms sst Prince George
County, Md, has beer T'eo an' 'o"''''''o VI '""r
|der in the first degvSe'
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LATEST FROM Mexico Indulgence from the city
of Mexico to the 18th ult. has reached New Or
leans.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of The enemies OF the
present government. tranquility regns throughout
the Republic.
The provisional President has rendered several
DEGREES, among which we notice one for regulating
the equipment and armament of the vessels belong
ing to the navy, of all classes another esta-
dishes that the 9Th of September, the anniversary
oil the day when the colonial government OF Spain
ceased, by the entry of the Independent Army, shall
De celebrated throughout the Republic as national
festival-and third decree forbds coachmen
and other servants of private individuals from wear
ing the uniform of the army, from which il would
seem that this had been practiced, at least in the
capital, for some time past.
The 18th OF Semptember, the anniversary of the
defeat of the Spanish expedition under Barradas.
was celebrated by the population of Mexico.
A new journal has been started in Mexico, unde,
the title of the Estandarte, which is vigorously ar
tackled by the government official, the Diario del
Gobierno.
The Siglo Diez Nueve has proposed that the ca
ptal be divided into districts or municipalities SINH
lar to Paris or New Orleans.
The papers are generally silent upon the result OF
the elections, from which it may be inferred that
they are unfavorable to the actual President. We
think, however, it is more probable they have with
held those received, in orderto announce the general
result which it is net likely has yet transpired in the
capital.
The yellow fever was raging at Tampico. II is
making great ravages in the garrison. One of
the crew of the Pequot fell victim to the dis
ease.
Capt J. G. Wilson, one of the Texans who was
captured at Mier, succeeded in escaping from Ia
cubaya on the Sd July, and has arrived at New Or
leans.
Since the above we have received from Captain
Ellery, of the Merchant, from Tobasco, arrived at
this port, the following additional intelligence.
No arrangement had been made between Mexico
and Yucatan, and preparations were making at
Campeachy to attack Tobasco.
1t was reported that Commodore Moore was 10
take command Of squadron now building in New
York for Yucatan-to consist of two steamers and
two frigates.
There was much sickness among the troops at
Tobasco; also among the shipping. Almost every
vessel lying there had lost the whole or portions of
their crews,
Logwood was selling at eight rails per qulntal,
and none to be had at that, with the exception of
the small parcels coming down the river in ca
noes.
Several vessels for Europe had stopped at To-
basco, and finding that they could not procure
cargo of wood, had sailed without freight.
The war steamer Montezuma, from Vera Cruz,
was Oft the bar at Tobasco waiting for water to get
in. ,She had on board $45 900 for the troops, &c,
and sealed despatchesfor the commanding officer.
II was said that they were raising an army at
Campechy TO invade Tobasco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

NEW TRIAL OF WYMAN.-The i4,h of November
peen specially assigned for the trial of Will
tWyman, ex-presldent of the Phoenix Bank, al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

90 THE CHINESE HAIR ERADTCATOR WILL,
in three minutes hair from any part the human
body and in theleast njure the most delicate skin
Numbers last week II used at the store with the mos,
magic effect The hair vanishes and the skin left &C.
tuay softer and shooter than before This we warrant
nothing has equaled which accounts for the yo
lent opposition II received.
The only true Hair Eradcaor 10 10 be had al 81 Court.
isndt street. and in Brookynsf Mrs. Hays ls9 Fulton
AIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

ACCIDENT AT THE FAm.-Wednesday afternoon
son of Mr.. James Weir, 233 Mulberry street, was
playing with horse power threshng machine exhi-
biting at the Fair when accidently the last three
fingers on his left hand caught in the cog wheels,
the bones of which were broken into small pieces
Dr. Cox, Of No. IL Carlton street, being present. ac
companied the boy to his home, where, upon ex-
animation, he found necessary amputate the fin
gers at the second Joint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

MEXICAN ORANeEs.-The schooner Merchant
arrived yesterday from Tobasco, has for sale OF
board few thousand oranges. Mexican orange,
are seldom brought to this market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

NOMINATIONS FOR AssEnBLY.-The Democratic
Delegates to the County Assembly Convention, met
last evening at Tammany Hall, and made the fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

The Convention adjourned at about half pact one
o'clock. to meet again on Wednesday evening
next.
The Wings meet on Monday night for the same
purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

MILLER, member elect from Georgia
'ess, is dead.
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NiBLos.-GABRIEL RAvEL's FAREWELL BENEFIT.
This nlmltable Artist has selected an attractive
meiange ter his last appeal to the patrons of this no.
puiar establishment. He will appear in the favorite
ballet pantomime of Volau. Vent 1t was in this
piece that Gabriel Ravel first appeared in New
York. How successfully he has been received is
wen known to every one, nor could he have chosen
oetter character to take a farewell of his manv
aolnirers he will also play Fortunatus in the IS
M'"'rtnne' Of Fort~natus," which has been per.
formed thlrty.two nights this season with success
winch has added much 10 the fame of the Ravel
FAMILY. Leon Javelli and Charles Whittier appear
Tor the last time on the tight rope the graceful Ma
dam Leon Javeli and Mons. Martin dance Pas
de DeSr, and young Mazett goes through his sur.
prslng contortons. With such attractions Gabriel
Ravel will have one of his usual benefits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

QJ- EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA-Tbew on
derfu effects of its root upon the blood are known the
world lew persons could have escaped some knowledge
OF s qualities The best and cheapest article is
~ Comstock Co.. Chemists The size sold by Others a,
d, Is sold by them at 80 cents, and warranted by Com
the world. e - my AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

DIR. LARDNER's ENTERTAINMENrs-These literary
reunions become more and more attractive On
Thursday evening the audience rene;ved 'he Lee.
'uio WIN i14"oHt Sursls oI appreciation. The sub.
jecs this evening will be the Planets the Peroe,na
Motion, and the Drummond Light, with solendid
telescope illustrations, the Planetarium. &c II il
understood that these entertainments will not be
continued for more than few nights more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
LONDON, Uct. 1913.
Lord Brougham's Attack on the Wings, md on III,
British Press

British Press.
That giant of man, Lord Brougham, vhe, not.
withstandng his versatility and quain tnessof char
acter and manner, is a giant still, has jist sent
forth pamphlet OF 81 octave pages entitled Let
ters on Law Reform, TO the Right Hon. Sir ]. r. g..
Graham, Bart, M. p, Secretary of State for the
Home Department, from Lord Broughm " The
first letter on the criminal code" is dated from his
Lordshlp's seat at Brougham, 9th September. The
second letter is headed "Law Reforms of 1913
Spirit OF Pary"-an is dated from the same place,
three days after the first episte. There are three
objects which the noble writer keeps steadily in
view in these somewhat discursve lncubrations-
first, to praise the Law'Commissioner OF lsSo-se'
cond, to plead for further changes-and third 10 az,
tack his former friends and defend most stou'y ana
energetically himself
Whoever has merely scanned the reports Of 'he
Jaw 'e'" commission, composed, as 1t was, o.
Mr.. B Ker, Mr. Amos, and Mr.. Austin, must ud
nit that no encomiums would be excessive, whel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

n5- "THE JIM CROW" printed in Boston, is the
title Of spicy little sheet which is sold here at the low
price of four cents 1t is to Boston, what the Charivar
to Paris lively, witty and sarical, illustrated with
splendid cut entitled 90" Paysian Night Scene besides
three Others engraved enormous expense as the
penny liners say 1t is take off Tyler politics. and
filled with matter of amusing and instructive character
Sold by the agent, J.A. FUTILE, A Ann st.
NJ A liberal discount 10 agents and newsmen
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

A German writer, NJ. G.; Saphir says
maids have tour ages, viz the g0l1en,
from II TO 21 the silver age from 2 to 28;
the plated from 28 to 50, and the iron age
rom s. to the end La the golden age eve
nv thing is golden golden locks. golden
dreams golden hopes. golden thoue hts. &c.
The voice sounds like virgin gold, the
heart is pure gold, and the affections are
pure gold. The fact is. they have Eve bars
of splendid gold, No. l6, H. l8. 10 and 20 !;
but alas but few ofthem carry them 10 the
min, of reason to have them coined.
When the girl is once three times seven
the g'itte-fng gold is gone Her early
youth the dejeuaer a latoushette OF nature,is
past-GirIs ofthat age are no longer kept
like gold medals in morocco boxes, but com
nence like silver, to circulate among the
people.-The seven years from 2l to % are
employed in On incessent war upon the
brutes, who but too frequently imitlte the
example of Frederick the Great -and await
the assault behind ntrenchments-Glrls are
most interesting at that age. Instead of I'M
itating the Larks. in soaring 50 high that but
few may hear them. they take their flight
nearer The earth, like swallows In rainy
---aather I'm that age the most amiable, and
arc on that account most easily Gagged.
The plated age is from 2S to 35.-Gold
and silver are gone, and they resort to the
various processes of gliding. silvering and
plating. They are less piquant and more
piqaed They look upon men with con
siderable mixture of contempt and hatred.
They become again reserved and prude.-
Ifthey have affections. they are al bet pla-
ted they may endure. if OF good workman
ship but they have not the value of either
gold or silver.
The iron age is the universal death Olsen
,iment The thirty fifth year is the equator
Of human life, which divides 1t into the
Southern and Northern hemisphere On
the Northern there is no Paradise for girls.
They now write their farewell letters to all
hopes and wishes They conform the iron
necessity, and resign themselves to the irol
Tooth OF time, awaiting the day when gold
silver and iron will have no sound. and
nough. but the soul-even young and fresh,
shall arise from its iron easement.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
THE MORAL wAnFAT:E.

Ell = c. wHITT.ER.
when freedom on her natal day,
Within her war rocked cradle lay,
An iron race around her stood,
Baptized her infant orow in blood,
Andthro the storm which round her swept
Their constant wold and watching kept
Then where the quiet herbs repose,
The roar of balcfuI battle rose,
and brcthren Of a common tongue
To mortal strife as tigers sprung,
And every gin on Freedoms shrine
Was man for beast, and blood for winel
Cur fathers to their graves have gone;
Their strife is past-lbeir triumph wOni
But sterner trials await the race
Which rises in their honored place
A moral warfare with the crime
And Oily of an an evil time.
So lei it be- In Gods own might
We grid US for the coming fight,
And strong in him whose cause is ours.
In conflict with unholy powers.
We grasp the weapon he has given
The Lighta and Truth and Love of Heavenl
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
NOTICE

Pursuant to decree ofthe Probate Court
dered al the December term, 1912 of said
Court, will on the 10th day of September
next. at the town of Lamar. proceed to sell,
tc the highest bidder. on a credit of l2
months. the following property. as the real
estate of VIM G Irwin, decd. to wit: Ore
lot in the town of Lamar. being paH of the
public square. containing 44 feet by Ia #.
back, on " hich is situated store house; al
so. lots No 25. 20. 27- %, 90, 35. SO. & 81,
in said town of Lamar; also. lot No. in
that part Of said town laid off bv said VIM
O. Irwin ABRAM F. IRWIN,
Adm'r Of Wm. G Tr-rin, deed
Jaiy rs, l843-50-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
TO THE AFFLICTF7



Having located in Holly S,r;.- =
pfoieSSiona Lsevicts TO the pubb, = /, ,.7'' Is
ment OF all chronic diseases -. ! .ls irts;.
mp experience IN Hospital. arj I'D
practice, he iiatieTs himself w..5 = P5i7-e
ms Investigations into the coDl,,;1,' '-.a 'a-
eetons OF long starding. haveersll.-i; !; g. e. sI
determine their true chafae,er -. - IN .
OF cases aud also 10 applv. o.i.b sll'--7
OF great benefit, II not entire s1,,a., s,'.-l.i
remedies, which nature has dsSirSs.IIe -, ..la-
ence prepared for the mehora,io,r, CIV ga, a,- s..-
Oh all diseases, whether Of The b53y -. '-'s
mind Wv! Ct .,l
No quack or secret medicine va,
but all remedial agents will be - a'.i
strict reference to their known 60. - Raa
prepared and applied with scruDaio,'. i,.'s '''
ness TO the indications thai Irs- ~1s enc
themselves, in the case of the sdI,s,,f f''-s-.
Except under urgent circumsao,-.
practice viii be confined TO the offj-s p -i
he will be happy to prescribe for ~ ~ H-,'a
ply medicine to all those Who ms-
Persons at distance, not m q go. .-st.'.
VISIT him. can be successfully present.:
and supplied with suitable me3frrs..- Y
sending correct, and if possible ,',,s ~. q
description Of the most prominent srn-.- 1..--l
of taei, affections. 's.,-4
Calls are earnestly solicited fon =.
VINO regard themselves as hopelesslr .5.,7
ed with Rheumatism, Scrofuia, Live c.-
plant Consumption. Dysptgsfa Ply
Gravel Old Ulcers. Habituas Cos qer...
Chronic Diarrhea, &c, sc. sc Or sa
any Of that train Of distressing mal5,.
which the females our country are gl~
OtFiCE-Over the Northern mi
where the public generally and Pbrs,,..,
are invited % call. '''-'
Holly Springs, July %. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice. that
on the 4th Monday of September next, the
undersigned who is administrator of the es-
tate of Alfred Fl Powell. decd, will surren-
der to the Probate Court OF Marshall coun-
ty. Mississippi, his administration, and all his
authority as administrator of said Alfred Fl
Powell. decd; and at the same time, he will
settle with said Court so far as his admins
tration has extended
GEORGE WEST,
July %, 1643-2w Administrator.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
NOTICE.

The undersigned. at the July term. 1643,
of the Probate Court of Marshall county,
Mississippi, having been appointed commis-
sioners TO receive and examine all claims of
the several creditors of the estate Of William
G. Irvine, deceased, reported insolvent BY
his Administrator. will meet at the office of
the Clerk of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs. on the third Saturdays Of October.
January, April, and June next, to receive
proof Of claims against said Estate
GORDENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHiSM,
July 28th. l843. Commissioners.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

THE undersigned. at the May Term,
I843, oflhe Probate Court OF Marshall coun-
ly, Mississippi, bavin9 been appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine all claims
of the several Creditors of the estate of VII
liam Grain, Deceased. reported nsolvent,
BY his Administrators, will meet atthe office,
of the Clerk of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs, on the third Saturdays of August
ard November, l843, and on the third Sa.
turday's If February, May, Angus and No
vember 1914, to receive proof OF claims a.
gainst id Estate
GORDENTIA WAITE, } Com.
WILLIAM CHISM, mis- S
May 25-6
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
NOTICE.

/ \ pursuance Of the provisions of a Deed
L trust, executed by George Markham 10 me
Tor the purposes therein'menuoned, and OF record
in the office Of the Probate Court OF Marshall
County, Mississippi, | shall proceed to sell for
cash, on the premises,
On the l6th deg Of December. 1843,
the Nortn West quarter Of Section ., Town /,
Range 10 West OF the Basis meridian Of The
Chickasaw ceSsion or much of the same as
will be sufficient forlhe purposes and according
To the provisions of said deed. The title is be-
lieyed 10 be indiSpuable, but selling as trustee,
shall only convey such title as is ye>ied in me by
the deed. HAMILTON THORNTON,
June TO- lS43-6m. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
DOCYOR m. A. SIMMONS,

se=zlez. Respectfully makes known to the
- citizens of Holly Springs and
lzs North Mississippi, tha: he is pre-
Azs-S pairing. and has on hand, n.edi-
cinewhichwill cure all kinds of Liver COM
plan,s Dyspepsy. Sick Head Ache, Chol-
l.. Acute and Chronic inflanati of the
Liver &C. Also an in'alllbie medicine for
all kinds of Female diseases, and all kinds
of Rheumatisms.
His medicines are too well known in
North Mississippi to repeat here their heal
ing effects.
Persons wishing TO purchase, can, by
calling at the first door North ofthe Union
House." be directed TO his office.
June %, IS43-45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
REcEIPT FOR MAKING TEA

a friend sends us the following receipt
for making what he calls most excellent
tea. Gather the blossoms of ;he SassafraS
when in full bloom spread them out thin and
dry them thoroughly IN he shade, and then
draw as in other teas. this may be kept
through the entire year. and our friend says
makes mos, nourishingand delicious be-
verage, and be further adds. that our demo
cratic friends may be assured that it is en-
.icely free Of any duty or tax, save the labor
.fga,hering and drying.
We once knew distinguished member OF
1ngress from Tennessee, who used in his
.nily much tea made from the blossoms of
he sassafras, and often quantity remarked
that It would be the mos: popular tea In the
United States. prorided al tcere brought
from Chixa, aud sold at three dollars PEI
pound.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
LOOK HERE.
$4,000 WORT TIL OF G O O D S
SELLING OFF AT COST

The subscriber now offers his stock of
goods at cost for cash His stock embraa
ces neasy every article usually kept in ]
retail Store. and as | am determined 10 sell
them / invite the Citizens of Holly Springs
and its vicinity, to call and examine for
themselves, as :hey will save their dimes by
doing so. }. III. SLEDGE.
ALSO a fine Carriage and a superior
pair of horses for sale, at price to CORES
pond with the times. J. M. 5.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
DEN IT'S TR Y.
Il. o 8 w EB. ~. q

OFFERS his services to the Citizens of Holly
oSprings and vicinity, in the practice OF Den
tai Surgery. All, operations entrusted TO him
will be executed in aSurab and scientific man
ner and at rates corresponding with he depres-
sed prices ofevery thing else.
A long experience III the Practice Of Medicine
and Dental Surgery, enables him to anticipate a
liberia! share of public patronage.
He will be consulted for the treatment Of all
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, ard attend TO the adjustment and effectual
cleansing of childrens teeth, as 10 secure to
then, that comfort and beanly, of which many
of the present generation are deprived
Ladies will be waited on at their residence, if
preferred
Office over the Northern Bank, in the room
orfnerly occupied by Dr.. Bretney.