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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

Gls- RHEUMATISM Is RAPIDLY AND PERFECT.
iy cured by ~ Henry's Vegetable Rheumatic Syiup,
iad we believe il is the only madeleine which can be
rended upon Tor this inve,erate dncsse RsGa
The folio wing Dear Sir :HaviDg been perre cured
of whet considered ncurabe RbeumatI by the so
OF your Rheumatic Syrup can do less than cheer
ken February with in my shoulders and legs and
confined to my BEL for above eight weeks.
me no good Lu by the use OF your syrup am thank
heaven, perfectly we'll and although my occupation
(butche) exposes me to all kinds Of weather, yet ex-
pose myself with the same carclessness ever Yours
respectfully, GEORGE WARRINGTON
No. 80 Elm street.
This medicine 10 for sale, Wholesale and retail az No
2s6 Bowery also for sale at Mira Hayes No Iye Fulton
.treet, Brooklyn and in Newark at Trippes No so3
BroalstT =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
Court OF Common Pleas.


WsnSrspAY, Sept th-The cases set down for tria
today not being ready, the CouIt a'joorued TO Thur
day Q. the usual hour. The following causes are 50
6owI TO thai day. Calender, SO 81 49, ~ l22 a.
as 46, a., 45, Q, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
PHILADELPHIA,
CORRESPONDENCE OF tae Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5. i943
Nominations and Political 6Gairs IN Pi,k,d,bhia.
DEAR SiR-
nations In this county. Their congressional cand-
dates, Wis McCuy in the first district, Smith in the
third, and Ingerso in the fourth, will most proba-
bly, be elected. Foulkrod, Tor State Senator, may
be elected, but the candidates for the Assembly
stand slim chance; and the candidates for sheriff.
county treasurer, county commissioner and auditor,
will certainly be defeated. unless the wings should
nominate in opposition the pipe layers of 40.
Bella Badger is prominent candidate, before the
wing delegation, for sheriff; il he is nominated
good bye to their chance tor electng anv thing
Nous Uerrons. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

Q9-LAST WEEK OF THE GIANT OR MAMMOTH
Child at Peales Museum This perfect prodigy in hui
man shape which weighs 405 lbs and measures six feet
round the waist will be exhibited only this week. That
che IS the greatest wonder creation no one can doubt
she may he for shilling together with splendid
performances and a host ofother curiosities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

rioNAL DEBILITY EFFECTUAI.
" cared rs the Tonic Mixture prepared by III, Conce
u Mcti inc and Pharmany OF the city of New York es
abh.hed for the suppression Of quackery A. D. Ist2-
so In largo bottles 81 esch, small do ST. IN cases con-
tai log half S. carefully packed and sent IN ali
pa soithe Cn'cn. w. s. RICHARDSON, Apent.
Office and consulting rooms of the College 81 Nassau
Get.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

VAUxHA1L GARDEN To nsht Mr.. and MIS-
Hood tax, a benefit at this popular place Of publ,
resort. We hoie this deserving couple may have
full b, use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

NAVAL The u s. schr Wave, Lieut. Commo-
dore Snubrick, arrived at Norfolk on Monday, IA
Jays from Charleston, s G. Officers and crew all
well.
L,sr OrrIctRs THE WAvE.-Lieut. E. Temple
Shuhriok, Commanding Lieuts. r. Ponsett Lowell, b.
Tiz Boone Hunter. Actg Master, Charles Deas. Actg
Surgeon, q W. Cross.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

10 The dwelling ot the RICH, Rev Bishop lie {
OF plae any other art, cles worth upwards Of $lOC..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

iG5- "WEAK BACK AND RHEUMATISM "-Thsse
persons wi may he aut!s,ng VA the above plants
w,'l md sure 1smeJy IN erm,p's Poor Mans Pssier
which Is now acknowledged bv AL who have ever used
IT, to he decidedly the best srgng plaster in tho
|os'd Fhasio~ been IL use many and has pro-.
uceo more cures than any her plaster which has
been discovered Beware Of imposirion. None gen.
uinc unless they have a:ae.oule D., 81 ermsns
on the back. Wsr-honse 100 Nassau atreer. Agents
ITO BFosswoy 10 Asor House. 227 Hudson; lss Bowsry
"a East Broadway; s. William street; and SO Chestnut ST.
Pniiad. lDhia ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

NAvAL.-The u s. ship Independence: Don
Stewart, SAILED from Newport al "a p. M. on Ii
jh inst on cruise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

hRHrvAs EXTRAORDINARY. Tue schooner E.
pehhen'' captain oou'h"ick, arrived at Newport
on the 4rh instant from Pfe1qle lie Lake Erie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills. for the radical Of gonortt s gleet opd ell
mocupurulent dischai gcs from the are unive
sally considered by Inc medical iscuty Of the United
States the safst and most speedy emtdy for dis
tressng complaints They eradicate disease in an in
creiby short time, without eiptng the breeh disag
ing with the stomach, or confinement iron, business
Seld in boxes containing hundred pills, 81 each,
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent
ONCE and consulting rooms OF the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

90 THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the College Of Med.
clne and Pharmacy of the city OF New York, established
LOT the suppression OF qlackery D.lsi2. This power
u extract, prepared under the supt endence of the
medical faculty connected with the College may be
lied on as the most efcacous remedy for all diseases
arising from an impure state OF the blood such scro
ia, salt Iheum chronic rheumatism, scurvy, blotches
Pples on the face or body ulcers nodes secondary sy
phis or any disease arising from injurious ofmer
curry.
Sold in single bottles rs cents ach in containing
han dozen, 50 50 in do dozen SCI carefully packed
and sent to all parts Of the Tn
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office end consulting Of the College 90 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
W JUST RECEIv % BY THE BRITANNIA. AND
er sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald Buildings,

Agents be supplied with all of The above b. Masking
application at the Office, aud reasonable terms the
they arrive subscriptions will also be received
and punctualy attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

90 EMPIRE OF BEAUrY-The following toilet
articles to be had geouine only at 81 Walker street
one door from the corner of Broadway -
Gourauds Poudre Sub,ilefor safely quickly and per
manenty eradica ing superhuous Lair from sill pprs OF
the human frame; this we prove bey ond ali doubt
every purchaser requesting proof Beware Of counter
let's containing deeterious properties, end utterly H.
cacious. No agent in BIZ ooklyp.
Gourauds Eau de Beaute-ier thoroughly cxternna.
ting tan, pimpes botches, moTphew &c. elic,inE deli.
cate white neck hands and and iapsrtiat juy
nile bloom BY its dilatng properties. preventing the for
nation OF wrinkles and banishing them wnen present
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rougc-impartsa delc ITO
biushing tngo to the cheeks, mmcva5ie by rubbing
with handk hiei or cloth.
Gourauds Blanc dEspa.n ne or Spanish wAito-Cye to
the complexion pure, ftlke asbsster Wilderness in
elegant boxes, 25 cents each.
Agents Milk a, Boston; 70 Chosnut st, Philadelphia;
Grey, Pokeepsie; Guthrie, Albany; Myers, New Haven
Wells & Co, Hartford Cowles, Springfield; Faulkner,
Norwich; Green Co, Worcester Carleton & Co ,
Lowell; Hedge, New bur ypor, Preston, Portsmouth
Patten, Portland; Guild, Bangor; Thomas Cincinnati
futile, Pittsburg; George Stss.ey, Frankfort Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

90 Solomon Hlllsn. Eco, Mayor of Bsltr,ore
has resigned in consequence Of long contir nod !,
disposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
10 IMPORTANT TO THE U>FoRTUNArE-A

tI5- lMPORTANT 10 The UNFOhIU ATE.-A
The College 81 Medicine and Pharmacy
1.-THE city of New York, established for the suppression
OF quackery, is now prepared TO treat ell diseases
of private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing malades advantages to be met with
at any other institution in this country either public or
private From the constant correspondence, and from
private arrangements between the members OF The College
and the most eminent professors ofhe
OF Europe ailthe improvements in the atment of these
diseases forwarded them long before they reach The
majority of the medical professions OF this country.
With such advantages, together with the combined
skill OF the first medical Of this country ihe College
feel satisfied that the good work which they ha, under
taken. 1.-The suppression OF quackery Twill receive the
psrcpage deserves from tina portion OF the pubic
quirins their services.
Terms for advice end all Medicines, So
N. B. Patients living distance, by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing giving oil symptons together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any
obtain Chest containing all medicines, with full drec
tons for Use, 18th OF cure by addressing the
agent Of the College, post paid. enclosing So
BY Order w =. RICHARDSON Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms oil the College, 81 Nassau
stltet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

90 The Secretary OF th7 Navy visited the Phi.
ladelphia Navy Yard on Tuesday
LATEE FROM BUESos AYRss.-Py the arrival Of
the Helen Mcleod Captain N,,r.s, we have ad.
vices 10 the 9th OF July.
Captain Norris states that The BI.i.l A9mit.l
nsd received instruc ions to return nome presume.
ron the interference on his par, between the ~ o
oellseren's this, however, was only COME ctuied,
ano !" was supposed he would remain until relieved
by a successor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
ALEx'R VACHE, Res. Physician.

CERTIFICATE We, the undersigned, from full
investigator of the character OF the ebne disease
now existing AT Ropduut--an invest CATION based
upon the features OF the disease in the living, and
The appearance of the internal organs after death
have arrived at the following coDcusoDs:-
l. The disease is Bilious Remtttm Fever, with
great tendency TO assume the typhoid type.
80 ial as our personal knowledge extends, and
go Tar we can learn from OTHERS, we are decided
" Of opinion that there has not been single case
OF fheD FtUer in this locality, nor has there been
asinsle case accompanied with the black voma pc
cuar 20 that disease.
B As regards the question of the contsg ous IA.
o'r 90 Tue d, ease, our CpnOn in the Hegeiive j.
equally dcclccd.
JAMES Nasty, ~ y Of New York
- uri. toRtY, vi ID. ( City.
EpwLN Jtwarr. Vi d nn.enralr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
CONS1OCK & cos
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extrat Of
SAR SAPAR l. LA,


scrofula, Mercursl and syphiloid
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases,
General Debility, Biles. from an impure habit
Cutaneous Diseases, ofbody,
scaIy Eruptions the Skin, liberation of the Throat
letter, and Leg,
Pimples, Pustules the Pains and Swelling of the
Face, Bones,
Liver Affections,
And all diseases arising from impure state Of the Blood
Exposures and Imprudences in Life
Excessive Use OF Mercury, SC.
The virtues of this root 10 known generally to ALL and
therefore does not require further explanation. IF
you wish for information read OF the column adver
sements articles by Others and that sold for
Just double the price of this) All say is that it is
made from the very best Spanish ssrsapars Root toge
ther with ether beneficial ingredients with the utmost
and accurCcy by Messrs Coms'cck Go, at,he
hegr u or price OF 90 81 noztN,
in large bot aud good any sold al 81 per bot
ie. The pubic may suil themselves. &C. Lesr than
l. lies from this date viii moi he sold for than the
prices, and is TO be had only II Ccr-,sndL ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
DEAR SrR:-

DEAR SIR .
have the 'ionof 10 transmit you the accompany
'6s c'fhe. a. We have had Il post morte m exam
n''a OF ttie individual ported having died yes
tetuey. The alsrase - very plain one. Our
"lOioh< deIiv' from the symptoms, have been
IVY Continued ny the fscts revealt by dissection
we regard me disease as quite amensbe ~ RENE
aIes The PARENT, may add, was one OF the most
strongly ked, having died In five days from the
frs attack. Yours in haste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

The YELLOW FEvEa RoNpoUT.-We have
been put IN possession of the following letter and
certificate on The subject of the existence of yell
low fever at Rondout, which may have the effect OF
allayng the fears thai may have been excited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

- . MAYOR SUFFICE, SEPT D, 1913.
The tDslow'nI Certificate transmitted to me ny
The Resident Ply lctan, signed by James r. Man.
ley. M d of this c,ty st,er personal examination
,.n tie spi of persons h.borng under the disease,
ani oil bodies " H. d,ed with Il, afford additional
satisfactory dence OF the nature OF the fever al
ondout. The great experience Of Doctor Man
iey-bIs known ability N MS pioie sion and long
connection potesslon ally with the quarantine eta
tl'shment his ciy svrs 10 bis opinion the per.
iect confidence .. the Ciy anhorties.
ROBERT II. NORRIS
Mayor.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
Fruits of Treason.

The following extract of a letter od
dressed to Miss Schuyler by Alexande,
hamilton, on the 25th September. 1880
and recently published, shows. in mar
what rum, in addition to the loss Of his
own tame, the treason Of Arnold sca.-
tered around him:
ARNOLD hearing ofthe plot being de
tected, Immediately fled to the enemy
| went in pursuit ofhim, but was much
tooiate, and could hardly regret nv dis
appointment, when, on my return, | saw
an amIable woman, frantic with distress
Tor the loss of a husband she tepderlv
loved-a traitor to his country and 10
his iame--a disgrace to his connexions:
1t was the most affecting scene | ever
was witness to. She, for considerable
time, entirely lost herself The Gene |
raj, Washington went up TO see her.
and she upbraided him with being in |
plot TO murder her child. One moment
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07


The following is an extract from a
letter to gentleman of New-York,
which we take from the Tribune:
"kEoKyK, Iowa Ter. Aug. CT.
''Thc Mormons have had great ac-
cession to their numbers this Spring
and Summer, mostly English. The City
of Nauvoo has become the receptacle of
many thousands of poor, deIuded fana.-
les, who are deceived, robbed and op-
pressed by their corrupt and designing
leaders, in manner that is truly revolt
ing to the Christian, patriot and phiIan-
throPist. | regard that people as COM
binng the elements of an explosion that
will, sooner or later, reduce them as
sect or society, to state of chaos and
There seems 10 be already
the premonitary symptoms of convul-
sion among them. Many are the spir-
It's that hesitate not to manifest their dis
affection and disloyalty to their prophet
and leader"
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
Man.,Appea7.
Reputation.

We commend to the consideration O,
the Mississippi regulators the follow
ing from BurtOn's "Ana.omy Of MeI,n-
choly." ei'h-
AT radua' in Italy, they have a stone,
S Sallea the ne Stone Of 7arpitude, near the
senate House, where spendthrir.s, and
sacn as d,selaim the payment of debts. do
SIT with their hinder parts bare. ,ba,
W 'ha' note of disgrace, others may be
p .errlhea from all such vain expenses or
borrowing more than they can tell bo,.
to pay" ~"
We would suggest the erection e
',one OF the same kind, near the .senat.
house at Jackson, to the terror or al
ucn e EVIL doors, as the regulators oil
ia' STATE It might answer to BRINE
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
= The Clock Trade

Our readers are aware H.. 49,.
NOUS yankee brethren bavstsysn ra3.
a new item of export to England y 'p =
article OF excellent but cheap eigb, 5 ia'
clocks. A paragraph in the N.yp.'
aid has some interesting particular, :.
the subject, showing that the trade h. ;.
already become very important in e..
tent as we'll as largely profitable h
those who are carrying it on.
The clocks in question have BRAS
works cut by machinery, out of b,,,
plates made for that purpose IN Come.
nectlcnt' They are fitted up in poli:bo
mahogany frames, in a neat mapps,
and when finished, form an eight d,r
Time piece, which cannot be riyanej +
the world for accuracy. These srt
cies have long been known TO the poBr
Oh ms country, but are strangers toEs
rope, until introduced there in The snrinr
OF l84l, by the firm of Sperrv & Shaw
No. 8, CourtIandt street. The frstir
voice was taken asan experiment. The
duty. is 90 per cent, in England. Th
with which these spe,
mems of American work were view
was very. great, not only for the Ls,g,
and excellence of the clocks thens5ys
but the beautiful and enduring poIisbd
the eases excited great admiration. an,
IS a perfect novelty there, and cannc
yet De initiated. The first involee sol
at from four to five pounds each. or ,
bout $50; since that tire not only bg
every packet tc ENGLAND carried Q.
| large invoice, tut large quanii.is
nave been Ito the north of Euro1s
md the late India bound ships have al.
o taken considerable quantities. They
re also finding their way into all The
0rts OF Europe at a great profit 10 The
nterPrlsiHg makers. The amount Tia.
as been shipped since the first ezps,.
nent In 1871 has been near 10000
ocks, which, at $50, reaches the in
'rtant sum of 100000, and stand,
'xt to the article of Rice in exports Of
merlcan produce. The number Of
ese clocks manufactured annually in
onnecticut is 100000. Messrs. Sper
and Shaw turn out 800 per week.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
Decision in Bankruptcy.

We learn from a cor.espondsntofik
St, Louis New Era, tha: an tmportaa
decision has just been made in the Dis
trict Couri of Missouri; in The case oi
William Wright, a bankrupt, to who's
discharge objections were made. Tie
letter says.
various objections were made, bG
the one which excited most attenconl
and ELECTED lengthy and able cpinia
from Judge Wells, was charge agains
Wright which involved his integrity as
an officer of the Government. 1t vas
charged that while acting as Register Of
the LandOffice at Palmyra, large suns
of money were deposited with hin, 70
be used in the purchase of public lands'
and that instead of fulfilling his written
receipt and promise, the money waspef'
verted TO his own use and beneft-the
names ofthe depositors beng returned
in the schedule Of his debts.
"The whole case was argued by MI
Hickman for the petitioner, and MI
Buckner for the Director, when an oPln'
ion of great force and length was pro-
nounced by the Judge against Wn6n"
It was not stated by Judge Wells whelnsi
he Register could be made resPonslO,'
lnder his official bond, or that his deia''
alton was one which involved him u
he technical sense Of "publlc oihcei,
ut he expressly pronounced MS 81"
nder that clause of the act when y
ounces defalcation in "any DINER
uciary capacity" than those cnunl',1
ID. A petitioner, the Judge reflafA''
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07

s sne rased, another she melted H.
sometimes she pressed ber mo t.
% BOSOM SNn and lamented its fate, ''a' ',
ed by the imprudenoe Of Il; .s' e,t o'o't
manner that would have Dier 1,,'s', i
sibility itself. All tho rsfced a,
beauty, all the lovelines. Of I"ss'A'H
all The tenderness ola wife al MICE
a Loneliness of a mother, show nra 4 !,
selves in her appearance Nv Ae
we have every reason 10 h.,. c0ade
' she was entirely unacquainl p,I', W., !
plan; that her first knowlo5" Snhl
when Arnold went to tell b :, 81 =. ''N
Danish himself from hi, I .onI he q,
/ from her forever. She io,,a u'ly Q
into a CONFUSION, and he left b.. !. |;
l ms morning she is noro
ao pau ner a visit and endeayo ,rs%
50 s00, m her by every method Il /, u,,a |
ar, though you may imagine . T. ay pos
easy 70 BE consolod. Added to 'b h.. : a'
er distresses, she is very .n " net at5a
u
the resentment ofher count r'usasIn
upon her (whO i: only upfor,,. VIII 4,
The guilt CT her HUSBAND. ba~ aS ~
to persuade her that he, r..' ',a'S IRE
s founded: but she will net e cow a,t v
She received US in bed, with Guy ~ 'l'ca'
that interests Cur u ,vTa , =
', ~i. hef sullef,ngs were 50 eIcqasa. A..
wished myself her brother, : h. 5,g ,a|
'ight 10 become her defepder
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
Steamboat Explosion.

ne steamer Lancet passed here on
the night of Tuesday last, and confirms
Inc report of the dreadful explosion Of
the steamer Clipper. No. i, Capt. Lau-
rent The accident happened on the
gun Inst'Jus as she was leaving the
landing at Bayou Sara. All her boilers
exploded with aterrible crash, carry
ing away all the cabin forward of the
andsinking the hull in a
lie" minutes. tits saidthat all on board
-Varlously estimated at between or
and 4o-perished, except the Captain.
who is MORALLY wounded.
Mem. .Appea7.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07

Or We have received the address of
the Committee of The late Wing State
Convention to fhe people, Of Mississip-
Pl, and shall spread it, or large por-
ton Of it, before our readers.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07

The Boston Courier says than no less
=, IMAM nan SIX members of the present Legis-
iature OF Massachusetts,. (all locorocos)
have been appointed to offices Of emoIp.
ment under the United States Govern
ment.