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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-06

THE RIGHT OF VISIT AND OF SEARCH.-
Mr.. T, one of the deputy sheriTs, OF
manners most polite, and of bearing most
gallant, called yesterday at house, (says
the New Orleans Picayune,i in execution
Of his duty, where he met an amable and
interesting young lady.
Il am come, madam said the organ of
the law, calmly raising his hat from his
head, and making, at the same lime, gen
tie inclination of the body-'I am come,
madam, to pay you visin
Sir said the lady, 'you are welcome.
Pray be seated To whom, may ask, am
| indebted for this unexpected act Of cour-
tesy?
why, the fact is, madam said the dep
uty, / have an attachment for certain art-
Giles of property, which | have reason to
believe are secreted in this house, and for
which feel bound to make search
Really, Sir said the lady, from your
manner when you first entered, had ina
gined it was for myself you had the attach
ment and | therefore babe you welcome.
| must tell you, however, that though in
favor of the right Of risit, am decidedly
opposed TO the right of search, SO with your
permission will show you to the door,
Mr.. +, had too much native gallant
ry in him to offer any opposition TO the will
of so pretty lady, so putting his grey
castor on what phrenologists call the cham
Der Of the brain, he babe this female follow
er of the Cass policy rery good morning.
and withdrew"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
Paterson, N. j..
Correspondence Of the HERALD

correspondence Oh the herolol
PATERSON, N. j., JAM 80, lS43.
Neto Postmaster Business-- Balls olitics-Ml
DECENTRALIZATION.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
Our pOus but aristOcratc town has been in consid.
cradle commotOn the last week, on account Of the
appointment of postmaster in the place OF judge
Parker, removed. The expostmaster is an old and
very respectable inhab tan Of town. but it seems
few Of the faithful, thinking he was not quite as
accommodating as he might be, and that he did not
sing enough of the Ty, without he Tip) they sc,
themselves to work to procure man that had all
the requisites the case demanded, and at last thew
found one Charles ID. Quin, democrat of the first
water. strong petition was forwarded to Wash
inglon, headed by the Ex-Governor, (Dickerson,)
and in few days Mr.. Quin received his commits
sion. Judge Parker never INDUCED in politics at
all-aways attended to the business of his Office
and II he did make some mistakes in his calcula-
ton, 1t was not ignorance lnattenon on his
part and what man among US il peIfectl The I'D
polntment is far from being popular-a large ma
onty believing (and justly too) that if new post
master was necessary, much better selection could
have been made. AS the old saying goes, we have
surely jumped from the trying pan Into the fire.
Business is quite brisk al presen, most of the
mills being in operation. A number of the arsioc-
racy have formed themselves into club for the
purpose of giving what they call "social balls"
every week. at the residences of the ladiesl Their
band consists of one performer on the violin, and
the way the rosn suffers, is a caution to manufac-
turers of that article
Among the on dts Of the day, hear that fina
meeting is to be held at the elegant mansion on the
hill, for TIE purpose of completing the organization
Of the Clay club. Whether the Colonel of The
regiment is to be present not, can't hear but it's
certain his presence cannot be dispensed with.
Millerism hourishes considerably among Ne, one
quarter believing the doctrine. Many are selling
their farms merchants giving up their stores fac
tories shutting up, and every body thinks there is no
chance for living more than one year. see you
expect Miller in your city IF you prevail
on him to come here, you will greatly oblge u.s.
And that you help the cause OF suffering human
ly, doubts.
In my next will give you description Of grand
wedding that is to come off soon. Your paper is in
great demand among us-and the fact is, there is
very little else thought Of until the first train Of
arrive Your agent is very ebhging Accept my best
wishes for yourself and the young editor, hoping
he will prosper in his business, and be the means OF
reducing the Beach leaves and oysters.
Respectfully, PATERSON.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspaper-pub-
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per oopy-or 81 IS per
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce 81 cents per copy or - IL per annum
post ages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper this CITY,
the ord and is therefore, the best channel business
the city country Prices moderste-cash in I'D.
NEW YORK LANCET, published weakly, price i23
cents per single copy-s cents by the quantity. The
price of this valuable periodical has hitherto been too
cheap, in comparison to its utility, intelligence, and
workmanship. has therefore, been advanced to % per
for years. for half yesr-or i9A cents per
single copy-cash in advance, and hostages paid.
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, or LErrrns addressed
by distinguished men to George Clinton formerly Go
ofNew York. during the revolution and first pub
lshed by permission Of his grandson Col. Beekman.
beautiful octave edition in numbers-price l23 cents
each.
THE ATHENEUM, New MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AMERICAN AND FoaErer LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE
FirE ARTs-Each number adorned with beautiful en-
sraving-price only l9} cents each.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIKroR OF THE HKRALD EsrAsLIsHMrrr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Pl Ice TIVE Cents.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30. 1919


DEAR SIR =
The announcement OF your intention to publish in
cheap form the religious literature of the last two
hundred years, meets, it deserves, the approba.
ton of all discerning men and women in this CITY
have long thought that something should be done
to divert the tide of llcsntious writing from u.s. and
glad that while the authorities have slept sound
y under the infection, you were the first to raise
your mighty voice IN this common cause, the good
OF human kind.
Within the last twsnty-four hours we have had
two horrible sucides-one of Malay youth, re-
Gently arrived in the ship st. Lawrence, from Ma
nila-by ripping up the bowes. The mede of in
fiction, and the conduct of the young man during
the voyage, Nhe having repeatedly attempted his
lie Deiore') wculd lead to the most probable con
vlction OF ms insanity. The second case was that
OF James Hart, who came to his death by delibe-
rately Jumping into barrel OF very cold rain water:
cause, great suffering from a rupture.
The Iansll court martial still progresses The
evidence being completed, Lieut.. Tansill was heard
this morning through Mr.. Hoban, his counsel, in
whitening reply to his prosecutors, amply retuting
the charges against him, and recoIhng IN no trlng
way upon Lieut.. Mclaughlin.
The Walnut street Theatre on Saturday evening
presented one OF the best houses OF the season to
welcome Mrs. and MIR. Brougham their return to
our city. The Love Chase inexperienced to admi
ration, and it is false praise to say that Mr. Chip
pendale's was he very best done part In the piece
This gentleman possesses and versatile talents,
and Is justly appreciated by the intelligent Walnut
street audience. Constance was very good, by
Mrs Brougham, but we have seen it played much
better. Miss D Cushman found display for that
true loneliness which hangs sweetly about her, In
the amlable and heroic Ellen. The concert at the
Musical Fund Hall on Saturday night was very
brilliant affair, and drew audience OF fifteen hun
dred persons, TO be delighted by the harmony OF
sweet sounds. We would propose repetition at an
early day.
Mrs. Bailey takes a benefit tonight at the Ches-
nut, with the entire opera troupe, playing Fra Da-
voo, and John OF Paris The weather continues
most charming, and ChesAut ls filled with all
the colours OF the rainbow, mounted upon the most
charming forms, faces, and eyes, which the world
can produce. Yours, &c. PHILADELPHIA.
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The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, (February)-L f. II.
IT, LdngHy.-Ihe contents of this Magazine ap-
pears to be assuming more light and varied
character, and we think the change was desirable.
Major Davezac contributes a very excellent "chap-
ter on Gardening" in which he reviews with great
Judgment and much taste, several interesting works,
which have recently appeared on Horticulture and
Landscape Gardening. "The Community System"
by Mr.. Brownson a long and sufficiently obscure
development OF the transcendental theory Of human
nature, and the principles of Commercial Organi
zation." Some Of the notions promulgated are Gu
rlous, and we may take future opportunity of
subjecting them to some examination and expo
sure. adam and Eve" is very gracefully writ
ten paper, by N. Hawthorne, and contains much
quiet sarcasm of some of the frivoes of artificial
life. "The Secret Pamphlet" tale Of the time of
Louis XVI" by DR.. Mayo, is written with great
spirit, and has excited desires to meet with
more sketches of similar character from the same
mastery pen. A good engraving OF Sas Wright,
Jr is given, with memoir OF the lie OF this dis
tlnguished Senator.
BLANCA CApKLLo by Lady Lytton Bulwer. This
new novel has just been Issued by Winchssfu. 1t is
a work of great power and interest, and has excited
great ate non the other side OF the water. II in
for sale at the Herald Literary Depot, price lS2
cents.
BLAcKwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE Wiwches-
Ter, pubiiahe-Price lsa cents.-This reprint is an
other proof of Wincnester's liberal enterprise
Backwood one Of the best, if not the very best of
the British magazines will now be within the reach
of every body. This work is also for sale at the
Herald Literary Depot.
ROBERTS REPRINT OF BRNTr.KY's MIscKLLANY--
Price l2i cents.-Bentey's Miscellany, Is now al
most universally known for its humor, wit and COM
icalites IL must now become universally popular
here For sale at the Herald Literary Depot
The NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-January-
Otcen, AZ Ann street. A very interesting number
PRIME FACTS FOR THE FARMKR-by M Bart
est value to agriculturiss, and breeders Of cattle.
HEcroR Charlottesville. 9.--Applston r CO.
The merits of this WORK are sufficiently known and
appreciated.
The RArSBow & Estobrook.-A very neat
Iy got up end interesting magazine. All the frater-
ternity should have IT,
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

beg leave to give notice to the AMERICAN PEOPLE,
of all classes and conditions that making prepare
tons 10 repubsh in the cheapest style, and In the week
ly quarto form of newspapers diversified and valuable
selection from the RELIGIOUS LITERATURE Of Chris
tianity. produced by the of genius belonging
every sect during tina last two hundred years
The for attempting such project plain Ma
teraism nAdely and immortality, of all kinds. have Of
late indusrousy circulated throughout the country
that something be done to revive the ancient pi
rt Of Religion AMI Morals Lecturers of all kindsso.
phsts every subec-the wors and wickedest litera
tureof France and England reproduced in the cheapest
FORMS have dsmoralized the age-and upset all the esa
blshed land marks Of morality and religion throughout
the land.
tits therefore necessary that something should be done
But who is to do it2
If none other will, shall propose to rrpublsh in
the cheapest FORM in quick succession selection from
he works of the best and purest RELIGIOUS AU
THORs, be they Presbyterian, Episcopaian Catholic,
Methodist Baptist any other denomination. These
sctons will be religious controversy-but such
treat on practical pety-on good worksand the &c
neral principles Christianity without the bad spirit of
sectarianism.
To carry this project well, possess large printing
establishment, and the HERALD, daily newspaper, of
thirty thousand circulation considered the principal
advertising organ in the country capable of giving
throughout the Union intelligence of these works as
they appear This Printing Establishment comprises 10
presses printers pounds OF type and consump
ton Of about 300 of paper of all kinds per week
We have every in power to carry this pro.
ject into operaton-and believe that the American
public is ready to aid and assist any who will throw
himself into the breach and endeavor to revive the
Gent pety, virtue and principles of foreathers in
opposition to modern scepticsm and immortality which
stealing seahily the present generation under
the masks of geology, mesmersm, fourersm, finance,
neurology, characterization, human perfectaby and
the whole train Of modern philosophy and light literature
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
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SPhlNG ARRANGEMENT FOh 1913.
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OFFICE
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during the SEASON. thereby avoiding any detention Those
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or by 6t packet ship and recept or duplicate of am, ~
turned through the post Office For further appv
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and Neptune ST. Wat rloo Dock Iix q rr,ooI
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NEwBURYPORr Bank Notes wanted tor short tin~
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By these documents will be that the Herald has
much larger circulation than the Sum- and therefore
decidedly the best for advertising Yet would not
ask any person select either paper contrary to ther
own views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
very respectable and very honorable man-and CAPT
al paper manufacturer So also paper makers,
the extent of nearly $4,000 in paper Advertisers will
remember thes facts
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ECONOMY IN DRESS.

go BROADWAY OPrOsITE THE FOUNTAIN.
would sugreuto the community thar en- furnishing everv
aticie OF clothing propoItouaby moderte prices for
,h,ch our have been Afforded and would solicit
cal. from those capable Of approaching hrsfae work
they NAV udge Of the induce ents offered those paying
eady money. H..
Strangers in the city requiring garments, will please learn
prices. ..
J2o im.e Draper and Tailor
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Court Of Common Pleas.
BEFORE Jud0e tnClis.

JAN 81 Gordinsr WhselOrigh Va. Caleb s. Benss'et-
This was an action promisory note tor $500 Tnede
fence usury.
Mr. Goddard for plaintiff; Mr.. Thompson for defend
ant.
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Sur OFFICE, N. Y,
Aug. 20, l842.
Mr.. H. V. Blu Tier -
Sin -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
reams Of paper per week, for
six months from the 10Th OF
October, 1912, to be Of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
M. Y. BEACH.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H V. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, NJ. s. BEACH,
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New YoRK HERALD
OFFICE, Now l, l842.
NrssRs. PERssE & BRooxs:
GESTLEMRN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Ofhce, New York
n Sepen hundred and fifty
reams per ioeek Of the small
sized paper % >s32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also 80 rearns per ,Deek Of
the large sized 81 se46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to beof quail
ty equal to this speci,neL =
Payments TO be made each
oeek in cash, in full for that
week.
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We accept the above or
der and will deliver II as d.
rected.
PERssE & BROOKS,
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SAMUEL BrMAr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
GOURAUDS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
SLIPPER FL ITOTTS HAIR

GOURAUUS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
Fun ooMrLt EkhbI CAT rSEfMANENrlf
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE universe, popularity Of this Justly celebrated Chemca
Hair from the females upper ito and arms to the
stubborn beard of needs not word Of comment in ts
sy At he ID and r % en- door S
BI2ad~ay-$l per bos Beware of dcietenous limitations
EAU DE BEAUTE.
nn'sse 0 al "s ss
Gourauds vegetable Liquid Rousea superb article, and
Gourauds Blanc DEspsgne, an excellent preparation for
se @ G s 0;o ss
,s .y Sss: &ss. MsfG hSs
n Co GrM Grants; Leulsslls Lou. Coz "; A. Chsss;
: E Ns%,S 6 nsfa Ssss H SsS as
Dyer. J'a Providence; Tho~a Newport; GLOVES, hair
F Second &c. Bsdo Ha
Milk street, Boston Lowell. Carleton CO.; Salem, Ives;
hSss r s
yerey-Newark rppe; Pnceton, Dr. sesbrook Pa Phila
= Ghs.nut Stree Lancaster, Hsin,s.h druggist Hebursh
Thomas Co, Main street; Va, Richmond Mrs FEsyzer;
Bmcs se Hsnce &c., x"pesto o. e cl sas
eies be paid none other. taken from the pooi
feel and ,mpanied with ~ city reference, uaercep
mica invention for completely ersdcstpg ,upeuous hair
has attained the hi hest pitch Of celebrity aud
snatch from the inventor the recompen. his
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and
Qour'ud Poude Subtitle ~ y, each bottle, and the
1Oeo FAC % a engaged on the Outside wrapper Dree
Remember the only Office N. Y. for the above celebrated
Cosmet C, is 81 Walker street. door from Broadway.
6lmr
no THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mxture-This extremely delicious and unrara
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PULLEN q COPP'S


snwV0HS' zr5z SSEssRsFF.!sE zS5 a5s7arAl
from New y York Albany and Toy. DE :us s.afs
EIpIey, from New York, will continue to, run
heretofore leaving New York Albany and Trey Daily and
yard Specie Ban. Note. P.ekgs Bupdls, C.s. Of Goods
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo.
All business entrusted their charge will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes. dra accertances &C. and made for
the same.
PULLEN CORP.
Omces-Pullen Corp, az Wall street, New York.
Thos Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
A u. Fkins 228 River street, Troy.
D. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul IT, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK. ALBANY. TRoY.
Prime, Ward King, +. J. Humphrey, yno Payne,
Jacob Little Il Co., Thos Cough P.Weils,
John I. Smith, & Co., 3. X. Stow,
Pepoon X Hoffman, T.. 8. Douglass,
Carpenter Vcrmlyc, y. Leake
HouVhton h Co.
Drew, Robinson Co. ma
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no THE LOVERS OF sUPEtiOR BLACK TEA
"a sghIv ceeb,,sS hn sr5 upops lust i'm
ported now for sale at The CAUTION Tea Companys General
Tea Establishment, l2i Chatham st. New fok-in Chinese
nnckages Pnce 50 eens and 81 we lrnsr
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AGE NTs.

AGENTS..
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where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found Tor sale regularly -
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NEwBURYPORr Bank Notes wanted tor short tin~
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M43( SCOTLAND AND wALEs.-Person, proceed
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times obtain the drafts sight, for
amount the Royal Bank of Ireland and Messrs
free Of discount charge in all the principal
the United Kingdom For terms apply address,
by letter, host haid, to
ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 CO..
IS Fulton 81, next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
P.s-The subscribers will as heretofore have regular
cession OF first class Amer Ships saug weekly from Liv
pool during the year 1919 For passage. apply
above
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,nc nrst insertion, and hity cents for Zach -,
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"r lumber OF insertions on tho margn, Or thev
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afss AAWi' AHuS. ~. 'thiuiHss
Now what are we TO understand from all
this' II Mr.. Bradford was running as
Neural, why did he charge Mr.. Acker
with "making prodigious exerlions to get up
an excitement in that County also, upon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

Prepared end sold By A B Ssnds r Co. Drug,
broadwsy cerner Of Chambers st New Work
n ?. Tor sale BY Druggists throukhout tbs S.
FIRE ~ pc bottle. slx botties for S..
The pubic sre respectfully rtquesfed % renrrs-
oei tbat is Sands's SsrssDsriIs that las and is
constantly achieving ssch remarkakie cs-es ol
the most difficuItcisss % d,ssases which the
num,n frame 70 subject, and ssk Cor Sands Ssr
poritIo. npdtske no other.
oLdFERs PRy Or Agent 5y special ap-
pesyfmcrt for ns Prosriefors. for HhesiiI.g
eno rfcfrur. -. IN ~
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II His compsny-s eink new daly rgaaizsd -
prcraref iomske Insurance On every dec
ling Houses, Store II ouses sc witA their CON
tents. Alro. Seam Boaie. Fiat noals tad Kee4
boai 3 with their afGcfe. 70 ed from any reff
on ise ohio and Nissieeippi rivte 81 iist,y lrib-
ilfary sfrrsmss App ica ton fsr fnssrarcr t1he
made Ter The Prreept Al lac offce az the " heel
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W. ". q y II. UNISON. =.
WHOLESALE l. RETAIL DEALERS N HAT8
q t.>i AND C4P< ~ q I+||3 ~ "A

West siie Of Min STREET. Wzs<f;Ae. VI. tf-E
Lave on hard and are csn-taAiiy uisssur--
- ing general asssrimrni Of superior ror AL,
sax hats- They nave received the --latest sprisa Il
fashions from New York and are now prepsreJ
- snpuly TO order all sizes aud az sssics. N the
, Z, or past style a. may suit custonsre~
n,scN nnd Drsb heavir and Gator. PLAN
Whits Rn ssis aud Napt Hats riitt '-Efl -l.7fls
they also keep onh end an assortment or pis>n4
ana fancy mems ard Noys fur and cloth csp~. =,
vi ~ which they offer 20 their mcrs nd tks
public on he. most pleasing Terms. - A 8,
an orders rom country merchants and deal.
efs promntiv hiled o., he n os favor ableferms.
nere,otore received they solicit share ~ puk- \
NC patronage which thew are determined 70 de-
sefse pv prSnptattcntion. personal opplscatien ,
70 business and cheap and favors bls rates. - 3 Il
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