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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

MADAME CINTI DAMoREAU AND Mons. ARToT.-
Our musical citizens have rich treat in the prospec-
tive. The debut of the above artists will create an
era in the advancement of this accomplishment in
this country never before reached. Malibran, For
nasar and the host of Others recollec.ed by many,
made their appearance in this city in the infancy Of
their sublime genius. They obtained their laurels
after leaving our shores, but not so with Damo.
reau; she comes here with the greatest reputation,
she has reached the height of perfection in the art
and gives us opportunity to listen to her superior
voice, before it loses any of its sweetness AS
Prima Donna IN Paris, at the French and Italian
opera, she reigned supreme. The grace and finish
Of her execution cannot be approached by any liv.
ing artist.
Mons Artot is as perfect master of the violin as
Madame Damoreau is of the human voice. He is
still young, but during his short career in Europe,
has acquired reputation second to but one living.
These two distinguished professors give concert
on Thursday evening at the Washington Hotel.
We reserve further remarks until after that time,
when we shall give just and merited c,itigue on
their performances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

Mr.. VILLAGES CoNcERr.-The Apollo was we'll
filled last evening to listen to Wallace's exquisite
tones on the violin. The new pieces composed by
him expressly for this concert perfect gems and
will become very popular. Mrs. Sutton was in fine
voice, and sang with her usual effect. We hope he
will repeat the same programme at some future
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
NEW YORK HERALD,
WV Yors, "wednesday, October is, Isfs.

CmAr LrrrR.TurE.-The following have just been
published snd for sale at this office together with
all the latest publications OF the day. at the wholesale
sl4 retail p-ices-The Irish Melodies, by Thomas
Moore The Wrongs Of Women, by Charlotte Elizabeth
The Monikins, by Cooper Mrs. Euis's Hou' excepting
Made Easy Complete Instructor in oil branches OF
c. okery AMI Domestic Economy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

THE STEAM SHIP ACADIA sailed from Boston on
Monday, with ttcsntysir passengers. nineteen of
which were for Liverpool. She carried out We
ny heavy mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

90 NEW CHEMICAL DTsCovERY-A compost.
ton has recenlv been discovered for renovating and
preserving old leather and making boots and shoes per.
iecly waterproof. All those who regard comfort en-
will procure this article end satisfy thu M
selves of quali in soenng and removing all cracks
or blsters and rnukiog old leather new Carriage tops
an harness Il prevents from blsterng or cracking
Keeping the leather soft and plahe II will double he
wear harness or carriage tops II used according 10 al
recns II s sola at 81 Courtlandt street. by the bottle
or gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

ANOTHER EDITOR DEAD Mr.. Robert l.. Bren
ham, of The New Orleans Tropic, whose sickness
we mentioned day or two since, is dead. He wa
, within In the fever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

o. We shall receive by the Hibernis and have for
sale at his Office all the foreign papers, together with
London illustrated papers, all of the latest dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

NOMINATIONS FOR COUNTY CLFRK AND CORONER
The County Convention OF the democratic party to
nominate candidates for county clerk and coroner
met last evening al Tanmany Hall for that pur3 pose
On the thirteenth ballot JAMES CONNER was nomi
mated for county clerk by the following vote -
James OouneT. "a
Samuel osgood .......-....... .SS
The result was the nomination Of JAMES CONNER
hya unanimous vote.
The convention then went into nomination for
Coroner, the first ballot OF which presented the fol-
lowing result
SOun " spdneI III
OtNlne NdSn,. 49,. 10
pr' V an Zahut,. ia
isaac hnoWNon,. ........'........ %
cornelius b llmpsopi. ,.,....,........3
Joseph u West.' .........S
VI A'Sne'i' .''''..' ..''.f
10 go home,. .....,.,.... ..........9
The Convention then adjourned to Friday eve-
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

ARMY-Ist Artillery--Company <, Bvt Major
Saunders, transferred from Houlion TO Fort Sulli.
van, Easport, Maine and Company O, Captain j.
Fl. Winder, from Fort Sullivan To Houlton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

015- CONsTITU TI0NAL DEBILITY EFFECrU
ALLY CURED.-The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the
New York College OF Medicine and Phormacy, 10 now
universally prescribed by the Medical faculty Tor the
ure Of extreme debility produced by secret indugepce
aes oft most distressing nature are daily conGue
this most powerful nvig orator II will also be iouod
ectual remedy for al, cases OF impotency, Sc
minal weakness, and nocturnal emissions
Sold in single bot,le, 81 each, in cases. containing
half "A dozen, S5, carefully packed and sent 70 al
w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office end consulting Of the College, Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

EXPERIMENTS IN Coal "A gentleman who takes
deep interest in all matters relating to the advance
ment of home industry, has furnished us with the
following results of series Of experiments in coal,
made at large sugar refinery establishment in New
England, with cylindrical boiler, steam blowing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

10 HHLOFb-1 DE IHr g6st VHr1cty Dc found the
city first quaty, warranted Periumery Brushes for the
Toilet Of oil binds, Shaving and Washing Soap Prepe.
atioas for the Toilet from the most celebrated manniac
tories, at exceedingly low prices. g. SAUNDERS.
The Metallic Tablet Strop, invented by O. Saunders,
has been in extensive for the last % years. Cer
Gates Of its superiority from the following scsntc gen
emen at in the possession OF the inventor
Professor J. Grscom, DR. Valentine Mott Gen. James
Tamadge President OF the American Institute and Mr..
Millken, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 3Ol srond.
ManufactorY. l63 d. oadwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
90, WE SHALL RECEIv By THE HIBERNIA,

Agents be supplied with all of the above by forward.
ing their orders early TO this Office and reasonable
terms, the moment they arrive. Subscriptions will also
be received and punctuay attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

Nsw ARTICLE OF IMpoRT.-The bark Chusan,
Captain Collegan, at Boston from Rio Janeiro,
brought 10000 toothpicks for the fremont House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

EDiTon OF NEW YORK HERALD
SIR
Last evening had the satisfaction Of witnessing
the first OF series Of private theatrcals got 10 under
the superintendent OF Mrs. A. l.. s., well known
among the literati- the day. The play was
Scott's Lady of the Lake. The characters were
Ftz James ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. w. G.
Ellen Douglass. ................ Miss c. p.
Lord Doug lass. ...,...... ..... Mrs s.
Macon Graeme. :. Miss C. C.
Roderick Dhu. ........ ............ Mr.. J. c.
All OF which, together with the minor characters,
were well sustained, and afforded much gratihca-
ZION TO the numerous friends assembled 10 witness
the first essay OF these aspiring geniuses, wbic h
elected strong signs OF admiration for the mastery
manner in which they went through their parts.
Miss G. =. in particular
There will be repetition in a few days, when
ycu shall hear more from LOCKER On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

may be said in the way Of criticism of Mr. Burtons
aciingif the saying that the proof Of the pudding
is in the eating" be true, then DO the managers find
him the very best low comedian in the country
Mr.. Burton does not play tonight but gives place to
Mrs. Jones, actress of high eminence, who takes
her benefit. Mr.. Kirby, always a favsrite with the
Chatham people, takes the chief characters in The
six Degrees of Crime-a drama made peculiarly
his own-and that of Claude Melnotte, in the " La
dy of Lyons;" Mrs. Jones performing the heroine
in both pieces. The two popular dancers, Misses
Raia and Darlington, present grand trial Of their
skill, each appearing in fancy dance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

GIBBoN.-"T To gid refined gold" would be az
sensible an operation, as to puff The great work Of
Glbbon on The Decline and Fall Of the Roman
Empire" for who that can read is unacquainted
with its surprising merit7 The Harpers are pub
lishirg it in fifteen numbers at Is cents each. It
will be accompanied by the notes OF Rev II. h
Milman, (who also contributes predatory essay
and several useful maps. The first number is out,
and contains over $50 pages For sale at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

do FACTS WORTH kNUWINU'-A postlve stay
for The Hair falling outor restore in bald pnees.
certain cure for ell Rheumatism and swelled Limbs
no exceptions.
certain aud positive cure for The Piles IN oil ceses
a warranted cure for all Bruises Scalds, and other
Sores, und Sore Eyes
warrant ID cure for the Salt Rhoum.
beautiful Dye for the Hair will not color the skin.
Warrsnted.
Each of those 10 be had only at 81 Courtsndt street,
and at the Branch House. Comstock Ross 90 Cornhi,
Boston, aud such proofs Of these facts will convince all
Who will call or send for them gratis.
The public may rest assured there Is fancy in these
assertions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

Court OF Common Pleas.
Calendr for Wednesday-Nos. 8, H. %, 49, a. 25 IS,
100, rs, 20, ISL, l3, ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

VERMONT Legislature met at Montpelier,
on the 18th inst Andrew Tracy, whg, was chosen
speaker OF the House by vote Of liz 10 96 for J..
y Villas, and F. + Merrill clerk by liz TO SO tor q
h. Smllh. 10 the Senate, E N. Briggs was ee cite
president, Is TO 3, and d. w. G. CLARK secretary.
TOtes for Governor oGeial
NttoCks, wing. "a f65
Kellogg, democrat. ,..,....2Ia- %
vIi"ou,' ooV'''''''' ''''''' ........... $3.50
Majority against Mat,ocls. .....,...... 40.
There being no choice by the people. the Two
houses proceeded TO an election for Governor, and
tocks ], for Kellogg l04, Williams 7--majonty %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

The SEAsoN,-The great peculiarly Of an Anne
rican autumn is the Indian summer. The sky is
serene, and the atmosphere of very mild, balmy
nature. which gives quiet, subdued color to the
heavens, making the period very beautiful and
pleasant particularly to invalds deferng their de-
parture to some southern shore, in quest Of that
relief to bodily ills the rigorous climate Of mid
winter in this latitude denies them The Island Of
Cuba has become the most healthy, fashionable
resort, for those afflicted with pulmonary COM
plants. The whole Island is equally healthy, so
that invads can roam about with every facility Of
conveyance. Some of our best ships are at this
season brought into the service OF taking passengers
to the South, and those who are compelled to seek
some softer air than this country affords cannot be
deprived Of go doing for the want of suitable con-
| veyance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

The Convention then adjourned to Friday eve-
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

WE ALL FdKIS IN IEAKS.-When, Few months
ago, Eus enc Sue the celebrated author OF the
MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
was attacked by q brain fever, which for long time
threatened his lie, the whole reading public thrown
into tears, and his residence thronged with anxious
crowds who feared that his death would prevent the
completion of the work, about which much excite.
ment existed.
The first number of this work. just published at the
New World Office, 80 Ann street, has caused sensation
scarcely less than that which convused the French
al is talked ofby every body and is destined to have
an immense sale in this country is printed largo
and type and will be completed in from eight to ten
weekly numteIs at lei cents each. To agents So hun
dred
Sold at the Office and by all the periodical agents
tn oughout the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
Private Theatricals.

New YORK, Oct. IL. 1913.
EpiToH OF New YORK HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

10- NEW DIsCOYERY-DR. LARBORS Elk
tract of Lungwor for all lung and liver complaints,
coughs, colds splitting Of blood &C. &C. This new medi'
cine Is made entirely different from all Others and
given forth to the world. Its virtues have bcen sy
tested in the practice Of several scisns and the
OF such IL at the propre,ors could Withhold
its benefits from mankind We do not urge tie "dear pub
lie" this article if they do not quire i-but
know that il will coughs and cclds and all CON-
plants Of the chest, lungs and liver quicker than any
thing else ever known. To be found only at 81 Court
sndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

LATE FROM THE WEST INpIEs We are indebt-
ed, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, to Captain ]. s.
Martin, Of the barque William Kennedy, at this
port, for Barbados papers to the 2Ist ut, and ST
Thomas's to the 29lh.
The Barbados Liberal of the 10Th. announces
the meeting OF the Legislature, but little important
business had been transacted The House of As
sembly have acceded to the petition of the secur-
ties OF the late treasurer, 10 make public debt OF
mortgage of E5O0 due by the Colony Hospital to
the late treasurer, leaving still a sum to be made
good by them, after realizing all assets, Of E79i g.
Sd Ii is ueplorabe, by this statement TO find that
these gentlemen should ultimately be so great suf.
eTers; but II 10 gratifying 10 find that the deficiency
has already been made good by them to the public.
There is come talk that this mortgage OF f5O0
will be solicited as GIT to the Colony Hospital In
stitution
A few st, Vincent papers 10 the 10Th instant, have
reached US since our last. The quantity of produce
shipped from that Island on the 81 Sepiember-and
hogsheads, 274 tierces and 1876 barrels sugar; 263
puncheons and hOgsheads rum; 1902 puncheons
and III hcgsheads molasses; l074 casks and kegs,
and 3,slSboxes and inns OF arrow root.
The weather at this island during the first part of
the present month, was, at intervals showery, with
thunder and lightning.
beautiful water-spout passed across the lower
part Of the Kingston bay, in the afternoon OF the
minutes. when 1t dispersed on the ridge between
Ortey Hall and the Fort. 1t was followed by
KIND OF whlrlwind, which took up clothes and
other light articles into the air barbados Globe
FROM Rio JANErRo.-Ihe baroue Douglass, Capt
Bourne, arrived here from Rio with dates to the
3lst of August Captain B reports that when he
left, great preparations were making at that place
for the reception of the Princess, wife Of the Empe
ror, who was hourly expected from Naples in u
Brazilian frigate. The Brazilian, accompanied by
Neapolitan squadron, with the Princess, had been
spoken of Cape Frio A U. s. schooner had arrived
from Montevideo, which port she left on the llth OF
August. That port was still blockaded No fight
ing mad taken place between the two armies The
U. S. ship John Adams was lherr and the Columbus
daily expected-she had sailed from Rio for that
port. The British Commodore Purvs, had received
from his government an APPROVAL of his conduct IN
keeping the port of Montevldeo open.
EXPERIMENTS IN Coal "A gentleman who takes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

0J- THE SHIELD OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY
Oft times when the cheek is flushing with a tint like
Healths hue, Death through every is rushing
and the victims days few. Fierce consumption loves
to from those TO whom we're chung, and his
pointeth ct the beautifnl-the ysuog But
shield hail with pleasure. that his shafts will turn
ssidesnach from Death the mothers treasure, and
the fathers PRIDE IT'S the and specific
offered by Pease and Son. which of lite and hope pro-
lifc thousands from the tomb have Go-whatever
condition. from b. oachitis-c ough-caarrh-eo 10
Forty Ave Division street, there does Pease Death
make war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

90 CoMsTOCK's sARsAPARILLA is warranted
strong in large bottles. and good any other
article in the world that sells dollar the low
price of fifty cents per bottle, 81 per dozen. II has
peaedly cured of scroula twenty and thirty years stand
ing after all other preparations Of Sarsapsrlla had failed
which fully proves its superior efficacy without looking
at the wide difference in price. We know many think
that this article sold at low price not so good
those that sell at one dollar per bottle hut it people will
let prejudice run away with their head, we hope they
will 20 and pay hundred per cent for article
good this 10 at 90 cents per bottle. 81 CORTLAND
street IS the only placel 10 find II genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S isPECIFIC FILLS
for the radical OF GonorIhea elect and oil
puruent discharges OF the urethra Por TO the intro
duction OF these pills into the United States diseases of
the urchra considered difficult TO cure requiring
low diet, confinement from bus ness, and course Of
medicine Of from two three months in ordinary cases.
but thanks the research and long experience s Profess
Velpeau these complaints efeciuslIy cured by
his celebrated pills in from four to ten days without con-
fnement alteration OF Diet tantng the BREATH or dis
agreeing wi IA the most delicate constitution. Sold in
boxes containing one hundred pills, price 81, at the
Office and consulting rooms of the College oil Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,


nr5- NEW YORK POSSESSES A THOUSAND AT
and amusements the ladies', variety OF
ways and FORMS but has remained for the proprietor OF
the Alhamra to invent pleasure for them, and
which they have long desired to Obtain mean genteel
place OF resort, where after morning promenade,
turning from the opera concert in the evening" they
obtain substantial kinds of refreshments
than cakes and confectionery This he has accomplished
fitting up and beautiful saloon the ID )or Of
his establishment and furnishing 1t in the most elegant
and costly manner where be obtained in the greatest
perfection oysters cooked in every syiedelightu
cose-chp elato and variety of other delicacies
served in style that cannot fail to please the most
fastidiops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

p7- CHANGEABLE WEATHER INVARIABLY
oduces coughs and colds and the only end speedy
relief is be found in Dr. Shermans Cough Lozepges
We have tried them eectually, and know them be far
the best remedy now in USE They allay the irritation
of the throat give quiet rest and up cold more
speedily than any medicine we have seen Hundreds
have used them with great benefit when all other
is Ice Nassau street Ag nts227 Hudson streets l67 Bow
cry; East Broadwayj SO William street, and is9 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

sGz- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX
TURE for the permanent OF primary and secondary
syphilis. This mixture is the best and eecual
medy present known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without pjuripg the constu
ton confinement from business. Sold in large bottles
81 each, small de- $ in containing half dozen &c.
carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union OF
flee and consulting o. the College of Medicine and
PharmacY, o. Nassau street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
P. K. WHITE X co SEPT 1913

HOMIE MADE ND MINDS.
THE subscribers manufacturers of ladies' AMI cenemens
servant Shoes have hand Of their
orra make and constantly manufacturing, full assortment oi
the abuvr they od respectfully invite the attention
IF GOOD article fiir either for the
their servants
encouraged in This branch of business and
with serr0ns Sinus particularly We would II we
could PERSUADE pnrtlas of them uf the III buying
article, manufacture, calculated Ia render
good sell nearly The nj
winch The best Northern r0rk il sold.
Spring and gu we have been acivc en-
gcd manufacturing Of Sluesbeavy ana light
kuds-f and female servants "t OF the best stock tat
could be nncgrrd spared pains Ia ~" fist rate
article would respectfully call hcatrn"n of farm
ers uaccon and nj ohes desma good SHOES for their
wants vices rv that II they will only give
them rria thcy VIII n their interest 10 continue to pnr
chase superior article OF home manufacture
P. X. WHITE CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Rci naomi, Va
H. 1919. J6-%3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
By he lieutenant Goeernor Of Virginia.


WlCREhS has been represented TO me Executive that
W JOHN III I'll and GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON, have
apcd iton me pcnuenry, in which they have been con-
Ard Of grand larceny and going at large
Therefore John Patton, Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia.
s the of the Governor from the seat Of Govern
o here, offer reward Of hundred dollars
per~o. ; who win either said fncitives,
ana ie.iyer him the penten'iary, of
@ nas ,r the apprehsn 'ion aud delivery of both,
Ana all Oicers Civl and Military,
ofoale If th Commonwealth generally, every
ssi The sal fugves be arrested and suf-
i; The peoaty imposed BY law
under my hand under The User seal Of
' monwea.h, Kichmond this 25lh day of September,
Ia The year lS43 jNo NJ PATTON.
liz inches high and about 80 years old
M tSd witt, rudy compexon black hair, squne
nr and mas scar on the left wrist and the left lit
he FINGER.
Wiuson il about fcc 10 inches high and about 70 years
III a comprAion. dark HAIR and gray eyes he tas on
eight .fm achor and the letters iA u T. ~ ana on
is; s. ana the a. All marked WIN Ia
ennS. III. head above tbc had been ccsnti' s'ased
seescd that both tork w:h them clothes than the
!NSn uniform
'.e Smith the frnm HenIico JAIL he eu-
e ocs of the city for time by wearing green or blue
Williamson, since IN prison, has used green speta-
Tor weakness Of the eyes, II than practicable, that
WILL as possible supply themselves with such glass
" 40-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of trus
his wife, for purposes therein mentioned bearing date t
Of February r43 duly recorded in The Clerks once OF The
conty of Hanover We the under.gned shall offer for sae
the premises tho day az November, let3 i fair other
wse the fair day thereafter, Tract OF Land containing
about 400 acres on Inc North side the road leading from Rich
mond TO the Church. miles from the fmmer and from tie
place. The Of the land is in original grow and ell
offers every nducemen TO any disposed Ia
engage In the timber business There 2 or 80 acres OF su
peror land part OF which Is now in gross The tract
will he sold in two lots giving each 2V0 which will d
vide about equally land The buildings consist ola
dwelling house, with rooms and cear large narn DAIRY
smnke and negro There springs
eu 10 dwelling houseone of them Is acknowledged to be
the below the The neighSorhoodS good ana
perfectly healthy.
months with deed of trust TO secure me Two last payments
The title ID good. LOS, 81 hE SM.opp Trustees.
Az q. 3l-tds