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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 24-Ar Merchant, Yonng, Savannah.
Cid Hector, (Brl Frazier. Halifax.
BALTIMORE, Oct2.-Au Miranda, Meekins, Norfolk. Cid,
Pioneer, Parker, st Thomas.
us, Bsrbadoes
RIcHMoNp, Oct 23Arr Olympia Baltimore; A Marshal,
York; Pioneer Baltimore Sid, Ellen Radcliffe, Dighton,
Ms; Palestine, Stephenson, Charleston.
NORFOLK. Oct 2l-Cld Rdsou Cooke, West Indies. Sid,
Humphrey, Gait, from Baltimore for Montevideo.
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90 THE REFUGE FROM DEATH

"Tell me what will lie prolong,
Right the 81 stem when 'tis wrong,
And double charm dispensing,
soothe the organs it Is clelnsingp
Thus exclaimed a poor dyspeptic,
hoping aid, but yet skeptic.
One, who once, like him. had suffered,
Courteous, his experience proffered;
once, said he, "'twas mineto languish
Day and night in mortal anguish;
or diseases, ia a trio,
Piles, dyspepsia, diarrh1a,
And though thousands l'd expended.
Not symptom seemed amended,
Fulton street, one twenty-five,
Sought |, more dead than alive;
Who woos health, there let him seek her.
Very soon cried I" eureka!'
For health her sovereign balm distlls
Through Peters Lozenges and Pills,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAUiS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the radical of gonorrhoea, gleet and all
purelen argos rom the urehra. These pills the
safest and most efecual fer those distressing
plants ut present known to the medical profession, and
can be used by the most delicate person without aintng
the breath dssgreeing with the stomach confinement
from business They to be had genuine only at the
New York College of Ms9cine and Pharmacy. Price 81
box. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College,
81 N ssaustrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

ANOTHER LAUNCH Plenty of vessels seem to be
building now days. Yesterday morning new brig
called the Croton was launched at New Brunswick,
N. J from the yard Of Walter Howes. She is $40
tons burthen, and will be commanded by Captain
ID. " Suard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE The sixty
session of the New Jersey Legislature was to CON-
mepce yesterday at Trenton. The change of the
officers will be entire, the democrats having sue
ceeded to power after several years of patient hope
and hence much curiosity will be felt to ascertain
who will be installed in the vacancies TO be created
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN was seen 81 miles
off South Shosl, on the 10Th at 3 p M, bear.
ing n w. by W. with all sails set, fine breeze
blowing from S w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

ACE AND Activity AeAIN-lt is stated that the
Hon. John Quincy Adams is to deliver the Intro
tory Lecture before the Library Association in
Louisville, KY, this season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

ARRIVAL OF FRENCH MAN OF Waffle schr.
Gazee, Captain Collier, arrived at Baltimore on
Saturday morning last, in fifteen DAYS from St. Tho
On her arrival che exchanged sautes with
Fort McHenry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

CHEAP LITERATURE "A new impulse seems to
have been given to the progress Of cheap literature
by the publication Of some Of the old Italian and
modern French novels. We have had quite enough
OF the Englsh-it is now time TO change the cooks
aud cookery, in order TO provoke fresh appetite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

THE LAUNCH TO pAY.-The Yorkshire will be
launched this morning from the yard of VIM. H.
Webb, foot OF the East river, at a quarter before
ii O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

THE Hon. CALEB CUSHING, our Minister Pleni-
potentary TO China, was at Malta on the 18th of
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

YELLOW FEvrR.-This scourge wss disappearing
from Mobile on the l6!h, and from New Orleans or
the 18th inst.
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DIsoHAKGEp.-Three huadred laborers have just
been discharged from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

VERMONT The Legislature of Vermont have
elected Horace Eaton as Lieut.. Governor, and
John Spalding. Treasurer. Governor Mattocks de-
lvered his message 10 the legislature on the l4h
instant, and, hike all his public speeches and docu-
ments, it has the rare quality of brevity. OF the
law passed in Vermont virtually abohshing punish
ment BY death, by providing that in case OF SEN
tence theexecuiion shall be delayed one year, and
uu, The Governor issues his warrant TO that effect,
he said he thought it should be repealed, it is
indirect way of legislation. Ga the subject of the
anneXng of Texas TO the Union negro slavery, and
other kindred subjects, he also treated
Governor Mattocks has issued his proclamation
ordering an election of member of Congress in the
second district on the l4th of November. This
will be the second trial in that district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

PoL1IcAL AND THEATRICAL. Gen. Valdez Ex.
Sovemor OF Cuba, and suite, and the Rave family,
'sded Yesterday IN the Burgundy tor Hayre
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MORE sNow.--Snow Is falling everywhere north
and east OF US. ltwas four inches deep in Troy on
Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

BUFFALO DROWNED Yesterday evening as the
owner of the herd of wild buffaloes was returning,
with two of the largest, from the pasture ground in
New Jersey, for the purpose of exhibiting them to
the farmers at Nlblos to-day, the animals became
frightened at a crowd of persons " no had collected
at the ferry gate 10 receive company of New York
hremen who had been on target excursion 10
Bulls Ferry. The noise OF the band and the shouts
OF the bystanders so bewildered the two that as the
boat cleared the dock they jumped into the river
The owner, after considerable trouble, recovered
one as he was swimming from dock to dock, but
the other was lost having been disabled as is sup
posed, by coming in contact with the paddle wheel
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o. "sWEET BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH

o. TINE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR, will
the hair from any part the human frame and NJ,
inure the delicate skin II can be tried before
purchasing, 10 convince the increduous. To be fount
only al 81 Courtandt street. Beware Of limitations OF all
kinds--ne agent In Walker street
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent,
Ocr 2&.-Thomas james Us. Nelson Bsecher and Robert
Fenton,Case continued from yesterday. Atthe opening
defence. The points which they seek to Justify their
conduct are First that fence aud dark shutters
Iu on ING premises OF the defendants, without tres
nouse projected over the lot OF the defendants about two
inches so that fence erected the limit of said let
must touch the back building Of the plaintiff That the
loss sustained by the plaintiff in business, arose. from
the acts OF the defendants bat from the fact that the
house became resort Tor noisy and dsrepuable persons
who there INDUCED in gambling. drinking rolling
pms dancing az settling the affairs OF the country, end
making their souls in anticipation of Father Met's
prophecy. The temperance cause, too, aded in the
downfall Of the plaintiff, many Of bis best customers
ing become strong disciples of Charley Deavsn and
Father Matthew. Witnesses of all grades and profes
sions we're examined the several points Surveyors
select men, old women and reformed inebrstes alder
men and political hack riders. The testimony would
puzzle Philadelphia lawyer, but there sixty
seventy more on both Sides the question likely
be settled as satisfactorily as who married Captain
Schindley, or who ordained Father Webb
Calendar for WednesdayNos a. 81 6s co. lO0 los, o.
o! los los lie, H. 49, ia, 49, al &c. 10, 81 a. s5
lOl az so l02.
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ma MAN TIVE avInrNCr or ONT ru.rw..

90 READ THE EVIDENCE OF ONE THAT WAS
rescued from the verge the grave and then you
sceptcal call on the sgner Of the certificate -
GENTLEMEN
hsd been for q long time afflicted with very sc
we're cough, accompanied with pain in the breast short
and difficulty of breathing and pains in my head
was attended by Dr. GARY, of Pennington, New Jersey,
who pronounced my disease of the worst cases OF
consumption, and sad that beyond the reach
dicne was subsequently attended by PLY stefan from
the Centre street Dspensay; who made one or two calls
and stated that my bad that there use
in him repeating his visits. ] also tried various kinds
OF advertised Cough Medicines, yet to avail until
made use Of your invaluable Hoarhound Candy, when
after using small quantity was ableo do light house
work. and the pains in my head and side have also left
am yours, with respect,
JANE MAGER, lss Elm street.
To Messrs. J. PEAsE soN, As Division ST.
Our Offices at As Division ST. No State st. Boston;
No. Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
90 PILEs.-HayG Linment and Lin's Balm Of Chi.
ma warranted to cure. or the money refunded To
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IMPORTANT PROM MoNrEviDro We have re-
celved by the Cuba at Boston the British Packet Of
Angus, 10, continuing a correspondence between
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF Uruguay and he
British and American Consus at Mon'evldeo'
The Minister, in circular dated July io'h, pro-
hibted foreign vessels from trading to the port OF
Buceo, at the east Of Monteyideo, then In the hands
Of Orbe, who obtained his supplies there.
The British Consul does not hesitate 10 assent 10
the Prohibition ard promises 10 warn his country
men against violating II.
The American Consul denies any right of the
Montevdean government TO regulate the trade OF
any point in the hands Of their enemies. He shows
by decisions of The Supreme Court, that the United
States claim no such privilege themselves; and for
these reasons, he protests against the closing OF the
port OF Buceo, and says that he shall protest against
any seizure Of American vessels made under il
He takes the same occasion to protest against the
seizure already made, on the 17,h, o. the schooner
Csrolln:an, at Montevideo, going at length into
consideration of that case. The brig Trafalgar
had also been seized the 18th, it seems; but the
U. ). ship John Adams having boarded her, the
Prize crew deserted, and she proceeded to Buenos
Ayres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

90 HAVANA.-Mrs VESTS Boarding House has
been removed to the building previously occupied the
Mansion House Hotel, No. ll9 Gale Obrapis corner
OF Gale Mercadercs, which has been extensively ~.
paired and improved. Prices arranged in conformity TO
the room occupied and time remaining For cards, Sc
apply to Mr.. E, B. futile, No. Ann street, who will be
happy TO furnish every information TO travellers bound
Havana
B.-Passengers required to obtain passports
which will be facilitated by the clerk of the House who
will board all vessels Immediately on their arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CoRoNERsHP.
Tammsny Hall was last night again animate with
politicians and porter swiggers, leaders and oafers,
exothclals and expectants The smaller drinking
shops in the neighborhood were also blessed with
Their quota of customers of like character who
continued TO speculate on the result OF the struggle
in the committee, until the well authenticated re-
pert came that after many baotings, Dr. Edmund
c. Rawson had received 4S votes, by which he was
put in nomination for the Office of Coroner as the
candidate Of the democracy. Dr. Van Zsnt was
DR.. Rawsons most formidable opponent In the
Convention and between them the voting was ex-
ceedingly close some Of the ballotings, as will
be seen by the following returns, which we are en-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD.
Ns,,Ia ~. wednesaay, oe.oher es, Ists

CssAF Lrsh.IUns The following have just been
published and ior sale at this ocs together with
all the lsest publications OF the DAY AZ the wholesale
End retail price, Gfaham's and Goiey's Lady Book
Gibbons History OF Romej the mysteries OF Paris,
by Eugene Sue Ninen de L'Enclos, the celsbra.
Ted Aspasia Of France The Irish Melodies, by Tho.
mas Moore The Wrongs OF Women, by Charlotte
Elizabeth; The Monkns by Cooper; Mrs Elliss House
keeping Made Easy, Complete Instructor in oil
branches Of Cookery and Domestic Economy.
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Her dark brown hair is braided
ntar hVAxx, ~ L IA,


90 WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO THAT MAN
who would give you fine good head Of hair and clear
healthy complexion free from pimple or Disagreement
and chanseyour dark or yellow skin TO fine cearness
for very trhing COST there are many hundreds
who well know these the qualities two les caL
ca me ean Chemical SOAP for the skin curing chap
have tried the hair stuff and find il really does force the
hair TO grow dark stay Il falling cure scurf dsndru
ana make the hair in feeling comfortable in appea
beautiful You buy both these cheap at the sign OF
the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, N Y and OF the
agents as advertised In another column Try these once
and you'll be well satisfied for the articles are really
well knownto be good, and reasonable in prices being
no dn,eser sut the si Invention Of
Philadelphia 1871 Main street. Poushkeepsie, and iss
Fulton ST. Brooklyn,L.l.
90 CoMsTOcK's sARsAPARILLA ia rspidlv
gaming favor with the pnblc, and people begin to na
out that is as good any sold for dollar per bottle
any price II is as strong and in large bottles the
low price Of 80 cents bottle, or 81 per dozen Suit
yourselves To be found at u Cour,landt street. and 90
Cornhl Boston.
o. RHEUMATIsM.-All who are troubled with ,hi,
COMPLIANT, CONTRACTED chords sn joints &C sc. will be
Pe,manentIy and perfectly cured by Hawes Nerve and
Bone LinIment and Indian Vegetable Elixir. Whoever
o0 Mr we 1e,sr TO the following gentlemen:
GIDEON FREEBONE, 1853 Front street
IhAhLES MkRRlOTT, 1es Madison street.
JAMES @. REYNOLDS, LA Christie street.
A.: B. TYLER, Rector street.
WIN PEARSALL, Tammany Hall.
-, JAMES DENlKE, ia Water street.
oil our nrst CITIZENS IN TINS
CITY who have been cured by these remedies They
re ound genuine only at 81 Courtandt street. 1879 Fulton
street. Brooklyn; 81 Atlantic street South Brookyn a2o
Broad street, Nowarkj 50 Cornhill. Boston.
% SWEET BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
may always be secured by o free OF shermens cse
brsted Ofris Tooth Paste which Is Pronounced by all
who have ever used TO be Of the most delicious AND
beautiful articles before the public. II Is entirely free
from all dee,erious materials, leaves peassn, taste h
The mouth is perfectly cssn, and altogether the mos
economical preparation Of the kind to be found.
Dr. SheIman's warehouse Ia 100 Nassau street. Agents
ITO Broadway; 10 Aston House; 227 Hudson; 1888 Bowe
yi " East Brosdwsyj e5 William st. and $50 Fulton 81
Brooklyn
o. TINE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR, will
remove the hair from any part OF the human frame and not
Dure the most delicate skin II can be seen tried before
purchasing, 10 convince the increduous. To be found
only at 81 Courtandt street. Beware Of limitations Of all
Lin. -xxr-It- .--.l=.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
SECOND 10 shares Girarl Bsnk, 8; $4,000 State
So, COT
FIRsr BoARD.-25 shares Union Bank Tenn, SGT; 500
state o. CO., $500 do eo 10 snares Mechanics Bank
Is do Philadelphia Bank, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

FROM ST.. DOMINGO BY the arrival of the Vesper,
at this port from Jacmel, St. Domingo, we learn
verbally that the late disturbances had all been set
tied, and at the time when the V. sailed I'D Octo
beD that every thing was tranquil. A convention
in session al Port Prince for the purpose of
amending the Constitution, and providing for the
election of President Phia. U. S. GAG, oct "a
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90 AMERICAN MUSEUM.--Tho experiments in
mermerism at this establishment attracting great
attention. and neeting the expectations of the
friends OF the science The most astonishing phenomena
yet produced is the complete magpeing OF a lady in
the audience by merely witnessing the operation with
out any design, or even knowledge, the pert Of Mr.
Johnson The experiments made every afternoon
3oclock and every evening at halt past seven and other
entertaining performances by Dr. Valentine, Nels, Sc,
are given ct the same time. General Tom Thumb must
not be forgotten for he holds his all hours
day and evening.
90 THE WHISPERED BOY AT PEALE'S MUSE
UNI, isa great curiosity He only years old but has
the muscle OF man and luxurant pair of whiskers
main only this week. and those who havea curiosity to
the only erfect head Of OF animsls long
extinct must soon, for they leave positively on
Monday next The performances this afternoon three
o'clock and this evening" H. exceedingly rich and
diversified Go and see them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

us- NOW READY, AT THE NEW WORLD OF.
FlCE 30 Ann street. the second number OF the only
rect edition of Tn. Mysteries OF Paris by Eugene Sue
Translated from the original French Of the Journal des
Debsts, into chaste and elegant language by Henry c.
Deming, Esq Pfce la cents. The great popularity Of
this work Obtained by the New World renders
necessary observe the follow ing Caution The Pub
lie respectfully warned that several spurious works
have appeared and are lik ly to appear under
mysteries OF Paris" and that we learn, certain Metho-
dIsca very pous publishers, are about to go into the
business OF issuing dirty trspslatons of dirty French
novels. No literal translation of Eugene Sues romance
which would be fit for the public read could possibly
be made the translation given by u.s. IL by gentleman
whose talents and good writer enable him to
impart grace elegance decacy, and freedom every
thing upon which his is employed The public, who
desrous TO obtain the genuine work by Eugene Sue
must therefore be careful to order the New World edition
OF "The Mysteries Of Paris
Remember 30 Ann st. j. WINCHESTER, Publisher
CO. RECORDS PAEIsIAN Alternative MIX.
TUkE for ths permanent of primary and secondary
Syphilis. This powerful alternative guaranteed to re
move trace OF yenereal poison from the censtu
ton. All persons suffering from the effects mercury
should this Alternative without delay Sold In large
bottles 81 EACH small do, sl in containing hall
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to ell parts Of the
Union. Office and consulting rooms Of the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street.
rs. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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nd PLUME DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PA.

Vl3- PLUMBE DAUUEHKIAN GALLERY OF PA.
tent Colored Photographs Broadway of Murray
street. New York. The proprietor, Professor Of Photo
graphy, respectfully announces that his establishment is
enlarged. embracing ten separate apartments and
specially arranged for the accommodation of ladies' The
exclusive privilege of taking patent coored photographs
is confined to this concern.
"Plumbes' Patent Coloring Daguerreotype Apparatus
and Piumbes" Patent Galvanic Gliding Apparatus and
instructions and patent rights Tor BOTH warded any
part OF the United States
n. 1.-The only patents granted by the United
States for apparatus OF the above kinds Pumbe's
Plates cases, &c, cheaper than they be bought at
any other place in New York.
Postpaid letters only attended to.
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90 PILEs.-HayS Linment and Lin's Balm Of Chi.
ma, warranted to cure or the money refunded To
be had only ut 81 Courtlsndt street.
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NENRY 3. EDMUND.

This article by its intrinsic merits will supercede the
many worthless articles in throughout the country
Besides it is the cheapest medicine made by
pairing the size (even without taking into consideration
It's superior efficacy of the bottles viii be that all
state is true Send your orders 81 Corandt ST. N.
Y, and to Comstoek & Ross. 50 Cornhill.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-25
CANAL SALES.

n Office is hereby given that in the
i Y month Of OCTOBER next there
will be public Sales Of all Lands and Town
lots and parts of Lots which have here
tolore been sold by the Board of Commis-
sionors of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal and since forfeited or rolinquishcd to
the State, to w.t.
ACilICAGO, on Tuesday the 3D. day
of October,
At LOCKPORT, on Tuesday the 10th
day Of October,
AT OTTAWA, on Tuesday the l7lh
day of October,
At LA SALE, on Wednesday the
18th day Of October.
OF all Lots and parts Of Lots of the above
description in the respective towns and
At LOCKPORT, on Tuesday the 10Th
day of October Of all Lands of the above
description.
SAID sale to be continued, if necessary
from day to day until all such properly
has been offered
The conditions of sale are one tenth
of the purchase money to be paid in hand
and note given for the balance at twenty
years on interest payable at the end OF
each year.
Any Lot in Chicago or Ottawa which
now stands as forfeited may be settled at
any time previous to the 23rd day of Sep
TENDER next.
BY direction of JACOB FRY,
Acting Commissioners.
Attest.
l.ockport, July 20th, lSia. 6---s
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Education.

AS food serves to strengthen tho body, so cdu-
cation serves to strengthen and expand the mind
IL not only draws forth tho finer feelings Of our
souls and makes us useful to ourselves, but it
prompts US to acts Of virtue and boneyoenco to
our fellow beings and binds still closer those ties
Of friendship that would otherwise have been un.
known to us.-rho yirtuous and Intelligent heart
is naturally drawn towards one Of kindred senti-
men's, by which they are enabled to exchange
their thoughts and make the hours pass in the most
agreeable manner by mutual flow of feeling
Thus life may be made continual scene of i'm.
provemcnt aud, consequently, of happiness, by cul.
tiyating our talents in the most useful manner
by subduing our owl passions and fostering, with
the incest care, those Of purer nature, aud by
spending AZ much Of our time as consistent in lh,
peTusa Of books Of vtuous and moral sentiments
DswEGo, Feb. lSi3 MALINpt.