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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

o. DIR. TAYLOR's BALSAM OF LIvERwO
prepared only at tie original Office 37s Bovcry ior
cure OF consumption, liver complaint, splitting OF BIZ
asthma, &C. sc.
The following statement relative to the WONDERED
fects Of this invaluable medicine, is from our agej
Miledgevile, Georgia, who says that Mr.. Samuel u
son, very respectable citizen of Milejgeville, N
colofed womln who was almost dead with consrmpI
and had been given up by her pnysicianc, and as q
resort vas permitted 10 take OF the genuine Dr.
Iot's Baisam Of Liverwort, from No. 375 Bowery,
York; and TO the great astonishment of every che
knew her. she was In a short time restored to pc !
health Mr. Johnson also sotee that his wife sfil
with cough Of several months standing, of which
was estirely cured, simply by the use of this medic
Mr. Johnson is willing TO certify under oath to the
OF the above statement
This medicine can be had OF II. & 8. Raynor, rs
cry; Of DR.. g. J. Leeds, wholesale druggist l2S Ma
lane; and at the original office, No. 375 Bowery.
NIB Each bottle now has a beautiful steel plate
graved label upon 1t, with the signature Of DR..
Leeds attac he'd to prevent counterfeit and without
none is genu ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

Mr.. SINcLAIR.-This veteran vocalist has been
doing wonders in New Orleans He has been
singing with great eclat, and his departure for the
North was much regretted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia yesterday
IS shares Philadelphia Bank SSH 35 do Penn Townshi
30: so do Mechanics Bank ISL; $4,000 United States n
cent, 1852 a l0i; so shares Vicksburg, 81.
After Board.-$4000 City S. 1921; SO shares Penn Tow
ship B'k 90; 10 do Schuyl kill Navigation, as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

CoMPoRTABLE.-lt is too warm to drink, too warm
to walk, too warm to sleep, but just the weather to-
enjoy first rate cigar, and to be that you gel
good 60 to Henriques, 81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

The CRoPs IN PRINCE EDwARD-The wheat crop
in this district has not looked more promising for
many years than at present The ear is large and
healthy, and is rapidly filling up. Some few spots
have been slightly injured by the depth Of snow
las, winter, and consequently smut has appeared in
those parts, but we hope not to any great extent
Haying has already commenced and the crop is
abundant Fears were entertained for the spring
crops owing to the backwardness of the season, and
the late drought; but during the past week we have
had come refreshing rains, and they are now coming
forward rapidly; still, however, the yield Is not ex
peced to be as great as last year, especially IN corn
which will be almost failure. Peas on Gay lands
have suffered severely Upon the whole, however
with the promising appearance OF the wheat crol,,
and the prospect Of a remuneratng p,Ice Ioi aI,
kinds Of grain, the farmer has much 10 DC s'a'eiui
for - Prince Ed,cgrd GIzeffe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

as- The difficulties between the boatmen and the
coal proprietors on the Bristol and Easton Canal, in
relation TO the terms for carrying freight
foy moi angle ion of coal has in consequence pass
ed through the canal for the last two months. Phil
Gag.
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M ALLEN REIsNNpEN INN d,

GO ALLEN REIsBNDEN UND ETNWAN1
ERN wird hermit bekannt gemacht, dasz DR.. Conf
rud Co.'s Medizinische Anstalt in 81 Courtlandt al
list. In diesem hause werden zu biligsten preised
kauit allie Mediziren die nit glacklche erfolae in
rika sngewandt worden, sind EUR heilung sller R|
heten der Menschen und There. Alles was in
Anstalt, dem Medizinischen centralpunkt Amerika
kaufti list, wird gurrantirt und zuruckgenommen sol
nicht dem entsprechen, wofur wir es darstelIen..
COMSTOCK < Co
.Aerzte, Chemiker und Druggistep, i'm grosse1
kleinen, u Courtlandt strasse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

03- CHINESE HAIR IEKADICAToR.-A few
know there are who will not believe that this DO
can remove the hair. We warrant II 10 do this and
in all cases pay back the money If does not do it. I'd
not in the least nure the most delicate skim but lea
smoother than before. II can be seen tested at the
To be had only at II C)urtlandt street; BROOKLYN
Fulton street, Newark, $40 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

n0-A NECESSARY CAUTIoN.-No sooner d
an article of real utility attract public attention and
cure extensive patronage than adventurers start into
field with base limitations, to snatch from the INVENTOR
just recompcnse for his labor.
The means resorted TO by the imitators Of CDR FL
Gouraud's Poudres Subtles for uprooting Hair" and
pertinacity with which they continue their deccpti1
renders il the imperative duty of the proprietor to
attention of purchasers to the fact, that tina genun
not to be had any where in New YORK but ut the orig
aud old established store 67 Walker street. one door q
Broadway. That each bottle Of the genuine is enve|
ed in handsome wrapper, with the signature of
Doctor-and, rs further protection, each bottle, VII
is square, has he following blown in The four sides
+. Felix Gouraud's Pordrts Subties, New York." T
ST. per bottle.
Agents-Boston, 3 MIX street; Providence, C. ]
jr.; Lowell. Carlton x Co.; New Haven, Myers; Pt|
dephia, 10 Chestnut street; Albany, Maiden l.
Poughkeepsie, Gay; Goshen, Elott 8. 8 IIance. q.
more; Green & Co. Worcester, Mass Smith, Palm
N. " sc. &C. Purchasers can see tn preparation ties
"Neighbor" has occasion to get " obstreperd
with charlottesville a swimming pig they will
their own throats notwithstanding there are some
racy and excruciating incidents connected with Oh
the &C anterfeits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

NJ MANY ARE INCREDULOUs, AND CONN
the store to soc il the East India Hair Dyewi II
colour the hair without staining the skim The only
test of the goodness Of artcls TO warrant it, and
will not do IT, TO pay back the money; and we will
any one on this warranty, well knowing that II ca
possibly do any injury. To be had only al 81 Court
street, 320 Broad street, Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

CANADA.-The meeting OF the provincial parIia-
ment of Canada has been again prorogued to the
3lst of August, and not even then to meet for the
despatch Of business. The delay is reported to
arise from the Incorporation of the minister's"
with the measures they intend to bring forward.
Mrs. Charles Hill, late of this city, mas announced
her intention OF opening school at Montreal for
the accomplishments of dancing and calis.henic ex.
ercises.
The Treasurer Of the ST. JOHNS Co.. New Buns
wick, is reported defaulter to considerable ex.
tent
During the progress Of an election at Miramich,
in which party politics were carried to inoroi-
nate excess, MIR. Hea was so seriously injured
as to render all hope Of his recovery doubtful The
progress of the election was likely to be defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

ST. IHoMAs.-Captain Hamlin, of the schooner
y; II. Hooper, arrived here on Wednesday from ST.
!hemas, having left that place on the 18Th inst de-
paper of yesterday, copied from the New York Tn
pune, relative to the yellow fever raging at thai
pace. Captain H; arrived at St. Thomas on the
lin, and remained two days. during which time
not see single funeral, nor did he hear OF one-no
was the place reported 10 be sickly. A gentleman
passenger with Capt. IL Mr.. Thorpe, from Martini
que, was several days in st. Thomas. and says he
of 2S,k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

KEEP CooI..-As every one that can get an hours
leisure makes il point to get out of the city, we
cannot render the public, just at this time, better
service than in recommending them to take the
steamboat Rockand, Capt. Crawford, for Key
Port, place aording every facility for sea-bahng
and all other amusements. See advertisement.
Work FOR THE WAsHERwoMEN. -Three thousand
towels have been used in one day at Thomas ad-
mirable Baths at the Battery. This is pretty con-
vincing proof that they are esteemed as they de-
serve to be, but notwithstanding the number of vis-
tors, comfort and convenience are the characters
tics of that establishment. A bath during the dog
days is an inappreciable luxury, and grea; promo.
ter of health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

Hot SALT WATER BArHs-The very excellent
establishment of Mr.. Rablneau, at the foot of Des-
brosses street, has received suc, immense acces.
sicns Of patronage from all who appreciate the ines-
Unable value of lot salt water baths, that the Pro-
prietor is preparing to enlarge the bathhouse
sideraby. These baths are very well kept and their
location being in retired although quite accessible
part of the city, commends them peculiarly to the
ladies, as they 90 to them dishabe land avoid
the annoyance of impairment leung.rs.
SIeSoRA CAsTELLlN.-This gifted creature has
created a wonderful excitement ia Philadelphia.
On the occasion Of her last concert, the building
was completely crowded, and The area was throng-
ed by great numbers Of those who could not afford
to purchase tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

IMPORTANT FROM MExico-REvoLUTIo IN To-
tire, Captain Sheppard, from Tobasco via Sisa and
Campeachy, we are IN possession of news from the
former port up to the Both ultimo
short time previous to the sailing of the schoon-
er, Gen. Sentmanat, Governor General of the Pro.
vince of Tobasco, had revolied against the General
Government, and was at the head Of 600 men. pre-
pairing make stand against the troops under Gen.
Ampudia, which had been despatched against him.
Sentmanat's forces were daily increasing in num-
bers, and it is supposed he would be joined by a
large number of the independent party in Yucatan,
who are not altogether pleased with the late COM
pact entered into by their own Government and
Mexico.
General Sentmanat was formerly resident of
this city, and is son-inlaw to of Oldest and
most respectable citizens
General Joaquin G. Rehon and Cresemio Jose
Pinelo, the Commissioner appointed by the Govern
ment of Yucatan, left Campeachy on board OF the
steamship Regeneration, accompanied by the Secre-,
tary Of the mission, Geronimo del Castillo for Vera
Cruz, to meet the Commissioners appointed by the
Government of Mexico, Tor the purpose of forming
apermanent treaty OF peace between the two coun-
tries.-N. o. Bee, OF 18Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29

LATER FROM Rio JANErRo.-By the late arrival
we have received advices up to the 18th inst, be.
ing four days later than our latest accounts.
We make the following extracts from letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city, who has polite
ly permitted us to make use of it;-
The Imperial Government, steamer Pernambuc.
cana, arrived 18th inst. from Rio Grande and st
Castarina, bringing dispatches from the Governor
Baron Caxias continued in his triumphant career al
the head of the Imperial army against the rebels,
and did not intend to go in winter quarters ere the
campaign was gloriousy terminated. General Ben
to Manoel, who was despatched with column Of
the army, had the good fortune to fall in with the
main force Of the rebels, about 1000 men s!rong IN
der their principal chiefs. Bento GOnealez, Cana
varro and Netto, and routed them completely a
place called Ponche-Verde, on the 10Th May, and
was now at their pursuit. having obtained reinforce
ments from Baron Caxias. The rebels lost all their
artillery, great deal of arms, baggage, &c.
The British irigate Talbot, Commodore Sir Ihos'
Thompson, arrived at Rio from Valparaiso April 10
Shc.had been dispatched by the British Admiral IN
command in the Pacific to watch the proceedings
of Admiral Dupetit Thouars, at the Marquesas
Islands and Otahite, and had returned to Chill, but
was Immediately ordered TO proceed to England TO
report TO the British Cabinet the French doings IN
these waters.
The Talbot left Valparaiso after the great lire,
and reports the damage at 81, 100000.
We have no later news from river Platte An
English war steamer, the "Ardent," went down
there last week with dispatches.
Samuel Dodge, cooper of the whaling barque
Bramin, who was sentenced to be shot at Valpara.
so for killing seaman, and shooting the captain OF
the B., has, through the humane interference OF Mr.
Pendleton, Charge d'Afaires of the United States
at Valparaiso, been rcprieved, and will be sen'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14


When roses deck the ebe..k ~ ,op,h
And laughter lights the eve.
re on forget the solemn truth
ihst AL those charms must die.
nap rhen through every bounding vein
The tide ofvigor flows,
we think not Of the bed OF pain.
he moarher's secret woes.
rs .bersfore good 70 leave the seat
The Book -of Wisdom teIlsl
OF mirth and joy, for that retres,.
here agesor anguish dweIIs.
iistheFe the child Of folly learns,
Inc wound which sin has given.
Anastheres the ~ or faith diseerps
The balm which flows from heaven!
All! never does The youthful. smile
Such angel s@eefness borrow
A. When "a woaild the t.esFt i,rruitcs
Ozone dark hour OF sorrow
And never is the youthful tear
10 shower more grateful shed.
Than When IL droops upon the bier
Where rests the hosry head.
Thea if from Him Who eannot lie
We would the future know,
There Is record Kept on high
of Wat Is done below;
And on that page seraph's pen
lnseribes each act Of love,
BY which With other sons Of men
We kindred feeling prove.
Each gentle look. each aeeentlkiud.
Each proof OF tender care,
Nhiehnow We csnnoteall TO mind,
Have long been written there.
And they who Weep With them thu, wien
Or ages slumbers guard,
May lose the friends whose couch they kee,,
But not theirIown reward.
For, in that day, when yonder sun
And every star is aim.
The cup OF JOY which they have won
Shall sparkle 40 III. brim.
And il the bright the hspny sonis
he draught 81 rapture drain,
A stream OF ehdless Measure rolls
To al the Gun again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

pills agreeable and attractive Watering
= Place will be open for company Oh the fifsl
Of June Il is4ye miles South Of ChsrIesiown,
and only seven hours travel on the Raj Road
from Baltimore and Washington. LIS medicinal
Qualities, and the charming scenery BY which Il
~ surrounded, have been for years the theme 81
age unsurpassed
Fapt- JosEfn F. ABgLL. already advantageous
iFknewa as : bos', will have charge Of me con.
cefn, and ,he pfoprieters feel assured thai every
hing will be well done and 10 nr,Ier. Win ~
ANNEXED liSt Of prices, visi.srs eaaaOt fail 10 81
BoaRD per week Se IN
per day after weeks 90
per day, less than week IS
Children under 10 yea-s Of age. and servan,<
hall price, Horses per day SO cents.
IFA peat and comfortable STAGE will be
at Tue Rail Road Depot every day, 10 convey
passengers TO the Springs.
MAY 25, ls43. - Z. I. : 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
ABENL'S Horrr.

AHi engagement with the Shannnndale Com
GMZ pany during the Springs season. viii n no
WISE interfere with the management Of my Ho-
Tel % Charlestown. ] have made all proper ar
.ahgemehts 70 pave the latter concern Kept in
the pest possible style; and my friends and the
travelling public IN ~ rely upon he utmost ex-
ertion being made to minister 10 their wants nv
mr. HScHEs, who has been engaged with me
since the opening Of my establishment in this
place. e~ JOSEPH ri ABETI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14


.Nsio MOtiue Povfr The New York Courier
contains the following description OF a newly
invented engine now exhibiting in that city,
We have tong since heard (saYs the Baltimore
American) the opinion expressed that the steam
engine was yet il its infancy and thar the time
would yei come when gunpowder. or some other
powerfully expansive substance, wonid be used
with greater effect and less cost shan steam.
The machine spoken &c below is HE invention
Of Or DRAKn, Of bisciiy, and is saidlo be "lhe
result Of practical philosophical research
The Engine in 10 oeralion is moi merely
philosophical toy .tasnay be imagined BY
those who have not seen.it - it is Of not
less than three horse power, and consists
Of an ordinary high pressure steam cylin-
der Of six inches diameter. traversed by a
piston having eight inches length Of stroke.
connected with i crank axle on which
there is heavy fly wheel. l. is without
furnace, boiler or chimney. and has sim
Div an atmospheric air, and a gas and ex
haust pipe connected with The cylinder. ~
The motion is created by the combustion
within lbe cylinder, of atmospheric air com,
bined With certain proportion Of gas.
which is ignited BY process known only
10 The inventor. By this combustion
which Is instantaneous! ihe air within the
cylinder il expanded with great power
and The piston Is forced 10 fecede. and mo
ton is communicated 10 The machinery
After the nachiGe is put in motion, th'
successive ignitions are self-caused. ami
are produced rs far as the mechanical op
eratioD is concefned, BY the same arrange
menl. and with ihe same exac.ness as ii
steamIs made 10 act 10 an ordinary stear
engine the atmospheric air and gas Be
ling supplied By their appropriate pipe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

Jeremy Taylor's nightly prayer, for
himself ana bis friends, was for Gods
mercifpl deliverance and preservation
from the violence and rule Of passion,
from servile will and commanding lust;
from pride and vanity; IRON false opin
ion andignorant confidence from impro-
violence and prodigality from envy and
the spirit 81 SANDER; from sehsuslityr;
from presumption and despair from a
state Of temptation and hardened spirits
from delaying Of repentance andPersever.
ing in sin from anthankfulness ard IRE
ligion, and from seducing others from all
infaiuation Of SOUL folly and Madness ;
from wilfolness, self love, and vain am.
bition from a vicious life and an uupro.
vided death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The Indebtedness Of Woman 10 Christi
anify.-Who is so1snuch indebted "a
Christianity as woman? II found her
The SO much. boosted philosophy Of the
ancient world did not essentially improve
her condition. And up TO this hour,
whether youItrace her history amid the
darkness and snperstitions o(1ndia. in the
Islands OF the sea, with the 0smaplee, a.
mong The red men OF the forest Tor the
African tribes. you find her debased be-
low the men of her country. But the
light OF Christianity arose upon The ma.
lions. snd4her condition was changed
And, as il 10 show conhexion between
the position Of woman and the existing
state Of. Christianity. The same erithusias
tic. age which sent tbs crusader 10 prove
the sincerity Of his faith by attempts 10
rescue the holy sepulcbre from the pos.
session Of the infidel, saw the knight throw
down his glove and assert the superiority
OF bis ''lacy faire' amid the splendid pa.
geaniries Of The tournament. With Chris
iian man, woman is not the slave Of biz
passions, but the mother Of bis children
the sharer Of his sorrows and his joys, bis
fellow traveller to-the same happy and e.
ternal home = Collins Mscellanits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
GtlIeraI FIIfeIIfgearr.

GREAr CRoP.-We learn from the Pc
tersUurg Intelligencer that a crop Of 5000
bushels Of wheat was raised this year on
27O acres Of the Shirley estate, oniJames
river. The editor properly asks With
such ands.-and nearly all our tide-Eate
lands are capable Of as high a state 5of cul.
ture why should the Virginian abandon
The home Of bis fathers 10 seek bis for.
tines in The far West2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
ga fserIIau 70 us.

lHE PRECIOUS PEARL. - Religion in a
female secures all her interests. IL gra-
ces,her character, promote, her ne ecs
endears her friendship secures as,eeno
and adds dignity and uor,b ;ndescr;h.
bic 10 sll her deeds. How nlea:ao1
when the absent husband can ib;nL of
nome; ana rehect that angels watch the
place When about to leave her xid-
ow, how. consoling, il her charac,er !.
such. that she can lean on The w;dnw,s
God, and ph; her children under ,be
gpardianshipof Him who IS The fathsr u
the fatberless! Tbenfbe onils ne worIJ
GAIN ana ha,fPy, supported by the hope
mat ne shall meet them all in heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

NEWSPAPER BoRRoWERS.-.as Good
Joke. "A joke, which we copy forthe a.
musement OF those who annoy the readers
OF ewsPaPer by sending! TO borrow ii,
appears in the Baltimore sub. as sort Of
commentary 10 paragraph which appear
edin the Ledger. A Mr.. S.. sat reading
al home in The morning, before Having
for his store, when the boy ofa neishbor
entered, with The usual errand upon his
tongue, which he delivered 10 the usual
way. Mr.. $, pappy wants to borrow
your Sun a. few minutes this morning!''-s
Tell your pappy, reblied Mr.. s., ,'that
am using my Sun, but, drawing pen.
ny from his pocket and handing Tito the
boy, there's a-penny, which am rfet us
ing Just now. with which be can buy one.
Tell him he needn't put himself outIof the
way about returning j; today, will send
Tor i when want it, The same, as i fre-
quenily have TO do for my paper" Mr..
5. has been allowed the use Of his own.
newspaper sinee, without annoy ance from
that neighbor The same result attended
a practical joke which subscriber Of the
Ledger once played off upon an inveter-
ate borrower. Finding that be could me-
yer get sight Of his paper id the mornine
until his neighbor had frs, perused il, he
subscribed i1ss! Tor two copies, and bad one
regularly served al his neighoor's door, al
the same time that he received bis own.-
This pp. the newspaper borrower. who
are always inconsistent people, into a
great passion, but i saved the subscriber
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

About three months since AIR. Thomas
G. Nicols. Discount Clerk and Runner Of
The Branch Bank at Eastpn, Nd was
dismissed from the employ ent .of the
Bank, in consequence of The disappear.
ance Of letter containing sum of mo.
ney. The Easton Gazette Of Saturday
says
Il now turns out. that the letter containing n.
money was received at the Post ofieeB III hi
town, on Thursday last. from the General Pcs
Office, having been sent from Rockville 10 Wash
ington as dead letter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

And greater-dsy will / be when more
Of them shall choose Ire laster--ld, be.
come respectable mechanics rather Than
second rate lawyers Or doctors. edt di.
vines.
The above remarks we're suggested by
a little snecdute we heard related lately
A young man. born sir ON large estate
was, at the age Of cen, regularly 40.
pren,iced TO a respe abId and sciehtifc
mechanic, for the pur 2se oflearnine what
is sometimes sneerfkly called affade.
There was no necessity for such step
but the father choseko TO dispose jof The
education Of his soll often repeating 10
bum, "he ,cho his rade his an esfafe. Z
The young roan brTs 49,. sssk HE
trade, and had the supreme nappiiess
land earth can offer none more perfecr
Of supporting his aged father 9hy hisaskill
and Industry for The great fortune 10
which he had been born heir was, by
misfortune. all lost Moreover while
performing this sacred duty. his talents,
industry, and integrity finally WIN for
him both fame and fortune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

0rJ. J.. S. respectfully assures those whom
il may concern, that hesis iriliing aud desroas 10
receive pupils attending exclusively 70 The stu
dies Of the English Department, and that all
such will receive their full share Of lis time
and attention.
Aug l7.IS43-tL