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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

90 GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE.-No lady
who wishes preserve the decy and smoothness OF her
skim should have her toilet unsupped with this admirs
bic article II completely banishes reckes and erupons
which frequently mark the neck face and arms of other
wise most lovely women All infammaions and diss.
greeabe dryness Of the skin quickly removed by the
Water OF Beauty This article not only highly esteem
ed throughout the United States, but Paris
celen qualities have rendered it extremely popular
learn from article in the Journal des Debat the
editors of that Journal truly remsrking that is
liable luxury 10 wash the with it after shavpg-as
it completely aays the irritation consequent upon that
necessary but bsrbarous oper alton Uncle Sam.
To be had only the original Office 81 Walker street.
door from Broadway 81 per bottle.
no EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, AT FIFTY
cents per bottleAn article equal any made by
Sands Bristol any other person. to be had at n Maiden
lane, warranted and at half the price of either. Also
Sands and Bristol's sold as above.
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AMERICAN MUsETJm.

hmEhlCAN MUSEOm,
Marble Building, Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church
Concentration and combination Of novelties unparalleled
accordance with the request Of the first fai-
lies the city, and for the qualification Of the public the Ma
regardless Of the truly attending the
same has re engaged for a short time .ngeI
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR!
The smallest Dws all This perfect specimen Of
the smae cae before heard Of be day
and evening Museum without charge. He 10 IL
old, bur inches high and
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when but six months DID,
The General OF fine symmetrical proportion, and decidedly
the most perfect Dwarf the world The most surprising
First wssk Of he Msgn6cen, Moy,pg Diorsms of
immense with ehec, procss
&c Of surprising plendor produced Dury Lane, and
late " a the Park in this city.
PORTUGUESE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON;
The SEA, Introducing STORM and SHlPWRECK.
SPLENDID FAIRY GROTTO
Mr.. II. g. Sherman, the popular ballad singer La Pc
te Celeste the admired Miss Hood the charming
vocalist, and r. g. Booth the Comic Singer, engaged
Also Sgnor Vvadis decidedly unrivaed Mechanical FL
The whole to conclude with:
THE CONFEDERATION OF MOSCOW.
Performances commence at 7 O'Clock.
Dav performances "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ~
o'clock.
Admission to all Is cents-Children half price. j17
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

90 DIR. TAYLOR's BALsAM LIvERwORT, s75
Bowery.-The following certificate is just handed
added the large number received from the
SO 0O0 persons who have sted to its complete remed
al efficacy in cure OF Consumption Asthma and Liver
Complaint Be careful to buy above and of Dr. Leeds
sole wholesale agent l27 Maiden lane. See that the
splendid label to prevent counteriets is the bot
tie -
New YoRK. Jan. %, 1s43.
Dear Doctor-My wife has been sick two months past
with affection ofthe Liver which she has long been
predisposed She confined to her bed three weeks
she had very sallow counenance, pain in the
side, with violent cough which prevented her sleeping
nghts-she could not eat in consequence of sensation
OF heavness load and pain at the pit of the stomach. DR.
Hoffman recommended my getting your Balsam-she has
been using bottle for three weeks and she
goes about the house-her cough, which severe
great deal better, and think, sir your Bslsam Of
Liverwort will entirely her, for which feel very
grateful Yours, truly,
GEORGE WATSON, ISL Roosevelt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

Q}- TO THE DISAPPOINTED Those who have
reaped the bitter fruits of disappointment and found their
money gone and their disease only checked, instead of
being cured will find to their advantage call the
Hunteran Dispensary, Nos Division street. and consult
the physician and obtain the only remedy that be
firmly relied on to combat and triumph over this
dreadful disease. Doctor Hunters Red Drop warranted
to effect harmless and perfect in any case,
ter what form or extent in few days. without diet
hindrance from business or no charge. There
and never will be- poor fellow being, suffer ing
der the horrd pangs of this loathsome disease turned
from the office by the proprietor without aid, money
price always to remain dollar per vial. single
trial would place this medicine in the estimation of the
sufferer like keepsake diamond Sold only at the true
Hunteran Dispensary, No Division street. New York
Private entrance to private attached where the
most timd and difden may apply without the fear OF
being seen by any one, but the physcisn himself.
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MONEY MARKET.
sGhmrsdaX Ian 26>0 II. Ms

We have again some days later news from England by
the Boston boat Money continues very plenty at low rates
ofinercst; but undoubted indication OF continued
stagnaton in business the decreasing currency of'he
Banks. The circulation OF the kingdom to the 10Th Dec
is as follows, compared with former returns:-
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90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
the Of all discharges from the urethra-sold in
bottles, at 81, and at 80 cents each
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
q7 Nassau 5treet
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sales Of stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday

share Bank, II . do do, do Phila bank 40 ;
Is do Mechs bk,ll 20 do do,l2 60 do Wilmington RR
"a Alter Board shares Moy amensng blk, 20t 46 do
wilmington RR, So fiat 7s - do Mechs blk, lla do
do, II 81 do Wilmington RR "a.
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WEIGHS
q l. " M PIC CIR q US,
AT THE

PARK THEATRE.
sdTd By Mr. Rufus Wess wss T n aSs a rec
beauty an" fashion he S sly ,Hs sERt rs following ne"
Equestrian Directors Messs H. ROCKWELL CadwsIlaa.r
clowns 10 the Circle..... Messrs. 0ossn Wells
re'''"'n1 TH e cp sVESfN Z; O'Clock
MAoNlsicESi1TF 'f EaH I'll s1PTsiss TotSVkMENT
THE soJssS 1 ~ LIBERTY.
Mast Benz stephens luPl q NJ Rockwell will ride an act
entitled Nmrod Junior.
Mast Henry Runue pup Of Mr. w make his first
'p's-I'nMSf Y 2 BOY 30 TAN fAMM Il he act OF
rouo Miss Wells will dance Ia cACHUCHA.
Followedoy Hogers IN highly &C, entitled
- Mr. Franklin on the Crescent Cord
Mr Nathan ~ his SUPERB act ON Tour horses
~ AT this period Of the Evening an 'ntsm'ssiou Of tan
minutes will ensue
Inc '' CUrID l AND ZsP fiipR''@e
By Mr. Cadwssder an Miss McFsTl.nd.
Immense daring and two-f0d Ieaplng by II FRANKLIN
Qie.HrLsQuoit, by Oscar Stone;
Unsppoach1ee on the sros9d by tne nm0o, o.
lie T0' s,iSs by M,. sa, S %s and Carroll
An Act without saddle BRIDE by II Franklin.
To conclude with. -,
coMc Of B N59'' N se9f'c s
by Master John Diamond whose celebrity is every "her"
Assisted by Hoy the Negro Consdiau and W Chestnut the
Banjo Player.
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For The convenience Of Juvenile Parties there will Be
(iani Day PsroT-ance Saturday Afternoon, con-
mencE a2 O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice anu
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsTIC ACTs
6ee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from
clock A. NJ until the time of opening.
g7-Bores so; Pit, %; Gallery ,lax eenu.-E.
~ Seats can be secured at the Box Once, from Is.
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00- BRISTOL's sARsAPARILLA.-This wonderful
medicine is daily growing in favor with the medical ia
Guilty, which is not the with similar We
call the attention such statements shall
offer from time to time of its all powerful healing nhu
ence.
NEW YORK. Jan. l9, ls4a.
Mr.. C. C. Bristol -
.sr-The happy effect produced upon my son, years
Of age through the Of your valuable preparation OF
Sarsaparila, induces to offer to the public my cheer
full recommendation Of the same
My son has been afflicted with an obstinate scrofulous
Affection attended with extensive alterations about the
head both internal and external having been more or
less afflicted with this disease from his birth.
am now pleased to inform you that he is enjoying
good health Perfectly cured by your SaIsaparla alone
after rutles attempts of other medicines and remedies
by the profession. 1t would afford pleasure time
to confer with any who may desire to know of the nature
and effects Of Brsops sarsapara at my store 2os Stan
ton street. or at dwelling, 50 Suffolk street. New York
J. L. BURNETT.
Sold wholesale and retail by William Burger, SO Court
landt street, and Druggists generally.
90 sCEPTICAL.-when we say that Hewes' Nerve
and Bone Lnment and ndianv Vegetable Elixir, will
any case Of rheumatism, Govt contracted cords and
muscles, and stiff joints you need not take word for
M but 60 to the agents. Messrs Comstock Ross 25 Ma
gazine street. and they will give you the ofsome Of
the most respectable gentlemen in this city, who have
been cured of rheumatism Sc. by this remedy and you
call OR those gentlemen and for yourselves Will
you use this remedy and be curedor neglect and sui
fer.-New Orleans Paper.
Fifth street Philadelphia, and Comsock Co. II Maiden
Lane this city.
90 READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
from the Rev. John c. Lyon. Dear Srs-Though have
not the pleasure Of acquaintance with
sense Of duty to yourselves and to the public gene
rally constrain to bear my testimony unsolicited in
favor OF your Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy.
Having time ago been seriously afflicted with cold
my breast the symptoms Of which becoming alarm
ing accidentally came across your Hoarhonnd Candy
and after but partial and irregular for few days
found quite unexpectedly the difficulties on my breast
and in my throat give away. The free and easy
discharge, together with other desirable effects which
your candy produced saved me most probably from
sumption which seemed to lay fast hold of lungs and
enabled me to arduous duties without serious
endorsements while at the time recovered nv
health With sincere respect am Gentlemen, yours
Sc, JOHN c. LYON,
Pastor Of Methodist f. Church. York, Pa
January 4. ls43
To Messrs. J. Pease & Son. As Division street.
N.B.-We would here state that the above Gentleman
is Pastor of the German Mission Church, Second
street. Avenue c, and all who sceptcal will
please call on him and he will dispel their doubt.
J.PEASE & SON, 40 Division st.
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CIRCUS.
AMPHJTHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC

81 BO,ory
MA. HOWES, MANAGER
Instituted 1885, BY M June, Titus Angevine Co.
Positively the LAST NIGHT but one.
ON FRIDAY EVEN NC,
Powerful ~ tractions for the Benefit OF
w. MANNING.
Mr. Manning respectfully the public that his
Benefit off the above evening which occasion
THE STRO INCEST RING PERFORMANCE
or the season will be brought forward
The following peifome have kindly volunteered
Wright; The American Gantess, OF Falsetto Singer
OF Brown, Young,
Joe Miles and Miss Barton
Extravaganza and Virginia and Long Island Breakdown
There be Great Display Of Equestrian 0ympesc and
Performances, by the first Company the Union
Prices OF AdmlssionBoxes First Dreas Circle cents
Children half prce Second Tier l8Z cents; Pit l2k
Psrqu.t Family Boxes 81 o-sea for six persons Places
have been set apart for colored persons
Doors open halfpas 6-Overture by the Band TO =
Horemanship o commence att. jioY
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AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT -sT.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
THIS EVENING, Jan n. will be performed
LUCKY STARS.
After which SECRET NINE.
Conclude with
WHAT WILL MRS JONES SAY?
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Cows, Jan. q 1913.
Brig Ark, of Newburypor Flanders from Virginia Port
mouth for orders arrived here the 22d u in distressed
eaky state and will discharge the undergo TN
repairs led yesterday, bque Neptune, Tsy 10
Havana with large fleet Of outward bound vessels
t.,E..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

FLOATING BREAKwATER.-DovER, Dee. 28-The Breakws-
Ter moored 10 IN fathoms low in Hay Cuff West
Bay with III. following bearings by Sc by NFsg
staff South Pier, by x "; Flag staff Archch Font
NE y L; Shakspeares Cliff, WNW.
The ROYAL Swedish Department Of Marine has notified TINT
the Baskar and BttO Lights situated in the Canal OF Gotten
burg which hitherto have been only lighted from the 18Th Aug
Of the the 18Th April Of the following VIII IN iuu
like the lights be kept burning throughout the whole
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24

THE STATE PENIrENTIARY.--The is
now one hundred and thirty convicts in the
Peniten,iary at this place, says the Jefferson
Inquirer. We have visited this institution
since it came into the hands Of Messrs.
Brown and Richmond, and were much
pleased with its appearance and manage
ment. The convicts are principally all ia
ken out of their cells during the day. The
cells are furnished with two beds, except a
few, and are kept very neat and clean.--
Some cells are furnished with wash stand
and basin, and present the appearance of a
neat and comfortable sleeping room.
The rope mandatory is now established;
the shed being within the walls, prevents it
from being as long as desired for the mum.
Der of workmen that can be Employed
They have not yet commenced the manu-
featuring Of tobacco so extensively, we
presume, as they intend, so soon as they can
get the materials. This we hope will afford
a ready market to our farmers for their to-
bacco and hemp. Messrs. Brown and
Richmond have, SO far, evidently showed a
willingness to do justice TO the institution
and the State, as far as lies in their power.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

81. LOUIS, une ~.
Flour, we learn, tagged little on Saturday.
Sales of country brands are reported at "a 20.
City Mills only sold by retail. Wheat rs 80
cents.
The following sales of tobacco were made Mt
the Planters Warehouse:
Passed: II hhds, l at So rs, / at 2 90, lat
10, 2 at 3 co. ats 05, 1 at 3 80, a, 3 30.
Iat3 40, | at 3 so, and at a Is ~
Refused l6 bids. at al 90, at 30,
35, at 40, at So, at | IS, at 10,
at 10, | at 90, l at 2 Is, at2 rs, Cat
3 40, 9 at . SIS, and at 65.
There were Is hhds. sold at private SALE
terms not given, but we understand NJ 40 advance
Oh the above prices. Arrived at the Levee 225
hhds.
BALTIMORE, June ., P. NJ.
Flour, good mixed brands, 50 50 ct.
Tobacco The receipts continue very large, the
inspections this week amounting to 1880 hhds.
The demand both for Maryland and Ohio tobacco
has been brisk throughout the week, and former
prices are fully supported, The sales comprise
large portion of the receipts, leaving but little
in the hands Of commission merchants, and that
mostly of inferorand common descriptions. We
quote as before, viz: inferior and common Mary
land. 50 30 3 so; middling to good, 81 .;
good, 26 so SS; and fine, So IL. The sales
Of Ohio are within the following rates. viz: COM
mon to Inidding SO so; good, s. g. fine
red and wrappery $6 50a $40; fine yellow, 81 30
Il gu; ana extra WTupPtIy' ell To-
CINCINNATI, June a.
FLOUR. Sa les ut 81 45--and about l40 bbIs.
ct 81 80 iuspeced--the balance was held at the
latter price, but was not all sold last night City
Mills arc holding firm at $5 90.
WmsKY--iSales were made at l9g, and at l9@
al the River.
PRovIsIoNs.-W noted large sale Of about
200 600 lbs Sides ard Shoulders at Al Sc, chief
ly for the lower Mississippi markets, and the
coasting trade.
New YORK, June s.
There is more animation in flour, but at trife
less in prices. Ohio and Michigan SIS IL, 81 "a,
and some mixed brands at 81 68; 400 Georgetown
els wheat sold at 81 10, or a little less; 700
at more
! Ohio pork sold at So so and $40 so, city in
specion; old pork So and 80 so. l25 bills very
prime Ohio lard brought sc per ID.
! ThBACCo- There has been but little done BY
auction this week BY private sale 40 hhds. Ken
tucky sold from to 43c; 40 bales Cuba for ex-
port, and 100 st. Domingo to the trade, at prices
not transpired, comprise the transactions of the
week.
| HEMP--The sale have been quite small. Siss
at 1928 and Outshot at $780,
| MoNEy.--There never was before time in our
country when money was so plenty among all
classes of merchants as now. A house which a
few days ago made . sale by auction to the gro
GERS, amounting to $4,000, and offered to make
discount at the rate of seven per cent. for cash,
received but twenty thousand dollars in notes. The
rate Of discount on lists Of good notes. without
erdorsers, is five per cent, and for selections, fouy
per cent.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
THE HARDs AND THE sOFTs.

The softs have finally trumphcd in ST
Louis--trumphantly triumphed. In the
Democratic Association, some three months
since, Judge Bowlin, the leading hard ir
the city, introduced string Of resolution.
Of the real locofoco, hard money order
which have been before the association
ever since, until last Saturday, when they
were finally disposed of These resolutions
were in favor of Gov. Reynolds and the
Clique doctrine, and opposed by the editor
Of the Reporter and that portion of the
Democratic party who support Mr.. Penn
and more liberal political views. Judge
Bowlin's seventh rcsolution--which was
designed to sustain the advocates of Jack.
sons currency bill in the Legisature-was
lost 55 to 70, and the rest of the resolutions
were postponed indcfinitcly--75 to Is
This rebuke to his Excellency Governor
Reynolds, and his Clique, is a severe, bat
moritcd one, and when it is recollected thai
Col, Benton himself was in ST. Louis. du
ring the time Of the meeting, il is plainly tc
be seen the power he once possessed is fast
slipping through his fingers.
The news of the defeat of Judge Bow.
Inns resolutions will be received with bad
grace in this section. and the adoption of
the following resolution by the Association
during the same evening, by such a deci-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24

but am very anxious that all Farmers
should be gentlemen. have no partially
for the kid-glove style of farming; but, on
the other hand, cannot see why the far
mer should so with his hands unwashed.--
| have no, little contempt for a farmer,
who would consider himself above per-
forming any labor which the business Of
the farm might render necessary, whether it
be standing in the ditch, or treading down
the manure heap; but cannot think it ne
cessary to his proper character, as farmer
that he should carry about him, when his
services are finished, the badges of his EN-.
ploymcnt, to the discredit Of his own ap.
pearance, or to the offence and discomfort
of others
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
tTCol. BEyroy is in ST. Louis.

FouRTn OF JuLY.--We learn from the
committee appointed for that purpose
sometime since, that they have decided not
to give public dinner on that day,
An Address will be delivered, how
ever, in the College, which, in addition TO
the Masonic proceedings that arc to take
place on that day, and Temperance meet,
ing which is to be held in the afternoon
together with the Ball at night, will afford
amusement If varied enough nature 30
please the most tas,idious.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
THE STOLEN TREASURY NOTES.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has ad-
dressed letter to the President of the
Bank of New York, in relation to certain
Of the stolen Treasury Notes which that
Bank purchased, inasmuch as they bore
no appearance of cancellation. The Sec
rotary states that the notes described were
a portion of the stolen package, and init
mates that the marks of cancellation were
extracted by chemical process. He there
fore regards such notes as altered and
forged, and says that there is no mode pro-
vided by law for paying a second time a
Treasury note, or any other evidence of a
debt or claim against the United States
which has been once paid. He adds:
at will become the duty of Congress to
consider what course should be adopted
under the circumstances, to save from loss
and injury those who have been defraudec
by having received the paid and cancelled
notes of the Government, and to provide
| The means Of discriminating between those
who received such in good faith and ir
! the usual course Of business, and those
who received them under suspicious cir.
cumstunces, or who may have purchased
them at less than their known value. TIC
that body, as being alone competent tc
dispose Of the question, Unjust therefore
refer you, with the assurance of my con
viction that it will do whatever justice oil
sound policy may require"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
HThe editor Of the Pilot has bee

UThe editor Of the Pilot has been
practising on his motto Of FREEDOM Of
speech and thought" rather too extensively
ly for portion of his democ ratio brethren.
He expressed himself sometime since 'un.
qualfedly in favor of districting the
State" for which, friend" al home, a
correspondent Of the Democrat" and the
Missouri Standard" have assailcd him in
rather an unkind manner. lie knows the
squad" that thus attack hm-by what mo-.
tiyes they are inAucnccd-and if he don't
convince them they have walked up the
wrong passenger" ere long, we are no
Judges of human natur," as Sam Slick
would say.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-24
LOSS OF THE "GILES"

The steamer "Giles," from this port tc
BoonvilIe, while under heavy head OF
steam, struck with tremendous force al
Franklin, in the neighborhood of Alsop'.
bar. Notwithstanding every effort on the
part of the crew, she went Immediately
down, and is now lying perfect wreck.
She is said to be well insured, the loss
falling upon three ofices,-the Crisis
office in Arator, "Citizen's" in Jefferson,
and a small one in South West" A con.
sultation will be Immediately held, as we
learn, to decide upon the propriety of
raising her, but as she has long been known
as perfect hulk, carrying large quantities
Of offensive bilge, it is conectured that if
raised, she will be put on the dock, re-
planked, and so far cut and spliced as to
Justify an alteration of her name under
the act of Congress. BY this means some
hope is entertained Of being able TO de-
celve passengers, thing impossible while
she runs with the notorious name OF
Giles" on her wheel-house.