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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

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For further information apply at No la7 Maiden Lane
ITO MANTUA MAKERs OR MILLTNERs-To nent,
Room handsomely furnishes for the above cuisines,
Also Room Portrait S' Fainter ssPS Or Dentist
HANDSOME APARTMENTS. in Houston street. close
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TILBUKY FOR sALE.-A superior London made Ti5u
for
a good Performers in number as may be TsgqsssS with
j3lt.r 81 Centre street
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For sale wholesale and retail 1902 Nassau ~ Yok
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DIR. CARPENTER is AT HOME DAILY
A I NUMBER FOUR PECK sLlP-From 7 A. NJ. until
10 O'clock r. M most .,iduously devoted to the welfare
Peck Slip Dnpensary No. reck slip, Peal street pr
vate and confidential Separate Offices Patients
are never expose to each others observation Dr. C. IL
ccnae Of he New York State Society," and has had
more than 80 Perfect all
anteed. Charges reasonable. j32ts*r
EXPERIENCE MAKES WISE-Empty putting may
ceed but for short for fails the rfor
Of Its PROMISE and he deception erd and meets the
Just excavations OF the public; but truth will abide the
ordeal and shine brighter Such the wnh Dr. Hunters
Red Drops II has performed all promised to the af
fcted and its ulay daily increases, because tased
the solid foundation of immu,a lie truth which the
aordnay made has abundantly proved This medicine
Is Tor sale only at No Division St Price 81 je3 lts
LEARY q co.
GENOA HATS-A fur fabric ofsupefne and deli.
~ cate hue expressly adapted to gentemen
OF exceeding ghtness beauty elasticity end durabi
LEARY& CO.. No. az Astor House.
Also, choice selection of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Beaver HAS. ior.unmer use. i3 6tiussr
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
THE JOINT Committee Of the Common unc
engaged the for the reception Of the Pre-
sdent
All Societies. Public Institutions and other bodies who de-
ed to notify the JOINT COMMITTEES Ia writing No.
City Hail. Monday the 5h instant by IL O'clock
soon ther after practicable.
City Hall, June %, 1913.
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
CHARLES P Brown,
;,,r FAMEs + 4 WILLIAMS WILLIAMS
MEDICAL.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

Albany for Proydence Ysntc Stewart NYok 70! Fall
River Passed Wildes Walker Msanxas Providence.
AR June Ann Ezabeth Smith, Philadelphia. Sid Tran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

TUESDAY, 9Th JUNE, 1913.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
RI MIR. W. w. WALLACE, Director of the Anacreontic
Socisty ana y tvs vlaaH pIss, Msa,c9. on
The APOLLO SALOON,
MADAME SUTTON,
MR.. +. BROWN,
MIR. SALOMONsKI,
MIR j a. KYLE,
MR.. u c. HILL, K
MIR TIMM,
Who will preside at the Pilnoforte.
Director OF the Qainette, Mr.. u. T.. Hill.
u For Programme see small bills.
Tickets SO cach TO be had at the Musc Stores ard
Hotels aud at the door,
Concert to commence at O'Clock. j3 4tr
NEW CARDINALs-Iust received by the Catherine, a
IN splendid assOrtmen. of
Rich Pans Embroidered Cardinals.
Tarleton Cardinals.
silk and Satin do
Silk Shawis and Scarfs,
kilet Net Shaws and Points.
tilet Net Cardinals, Figured Cardinals,
Plain Lace Cardinals,
Cashmere shawls and Scars Fiet Net Scans.
Plain heavy "a Flet Net and Silk L.ce for trimmings, atow
prices at JAMES BECK co,
j3slsm $50 Broadway.
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1 %es L wig Ge,sht Sophia Kenney do wig do Helen
"oLoAhr' Apr 27-An MahIlde. Schwank, Charleston.
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"A TO LET-lmmediately, the second floor, together
i'm. with the basement and other apartments ri the brick
No. 80 Chatham which has painted
and thorough repair reht reasonable Inquire the
premises. j3gissr
Ina TO LET.-The modern hunt three story orlck
t DIV cling No. 16 Green street. flushed silver um
III tue, marble nantes and throughout. kne
large yard with failing cstern Will be let low For
AITKEN. BROTHERS.
je2-imsec No. l22 Fulton .lrset
THE CHEAPEST LlTEhATUHE yet IS to be iould a
Broadway lie Nassau vz:-works be obtained
other storeA burleque translation Of Ho by Lord
Ge Husse vols plates curious IS the Orlando
Furoso by HooIe vols bound rstes. In the Evenings
Home, bv Mrs Barbaud vols 90 plates I'D the Sal
pagundi, vols, plates q Cd the Hunts late War; written
in the style OF the Bible, Tee machu 2vs plates.
fine bcuud 12s the sets Dunlap's Life of George r.
Cooke, vols plates Is 81 the set Baxters CALL Is; Er-
neau's Poems vols Is Cd the set; De Wit Clinons Dis
Isl Darwn's Botanic Garden, Isl Enchanted Plants
Cd Fggh Fleet in 1894 adj Lsp6h mes Fsbles Of Flora
broctt s6d Johnson Travels 10 Russia 4so ppI Cd
Lond Rsmsys Hist of s. Carolina 2v svo up 4s6d the
Mn,trel Shpwreck aud Hermit l0d; Recuil Chosi
Vocal Poetry geo Amsory Songs 10 3D.; Hsyeys Triumph Of
Temper, Cd Eey Christian Doctrine 3D. 0regory Legacy
his Diushter Sd; Joseph Andre vols Is the set Moore
Anaceon, vol Sd the Musical Dictionary sd; Lieu
aud synopsis Of Medicine 8vo 4e0 % 6dbesdes
others, equally cheap. which nothing but inspecto
N. B-iOoo fine Old English Eugnvings on SALE at one
jea 2tssc WATTS s. LONswORTH.
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NEW YORK Is 8 BOSTON

T,IprWORKs by THE MANUFACTURERs.--D
EM0RANS co Pyroeehpists 10 Chatham street, Offers
to the public splendid assortment Of F'rewshs supsc, in
ys have been by them expressly for his mar
ot. slso can much cheaper than vender
from their No peddliua
pisceNo. 70 chatham street Goods delivered any Of
Inc city free Of expense.
III B-Exhbit,on Fireworks Of superior quality with GRIM
son. red purple, yellow and blue fires Also coloed
IRE, bv the pound. III imsrc
QILLS OF ExCHAN CE, payable at sight on all paris of
ID England, Ireland and Scotland IN Of S. TO- SIS.
e2o 10 Kny amount for ,ale At b. j. SYSvEsTtR,s
iser go. "a Wall sIeetand 100 Broadway
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MEDICAL AID-DR. GLOVER, apprises those who de-
Ih consult physician Jf regular medical acquire
fees any hour the day The Doctor has
Engaged office practice for the last IA years this city
aud the auh.r Of several tasss upon those disease, ha
have engaged his attention during The dis
coveres chemistry has ut iuo hi, hands rene
dies which very quick performing His Medicines
put cp parcels ST. with all necessary drecor. and
,ms book giving symltlms treatment, and Offices in
No2 nm streeate entrance ith door from the Museum
| lir a door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

MEDTCAL.
DIR. j. EVANS hiss removed his Old Gaen's Head Dis
- penary TO 100 Chatham, Pearl street, where he
continues his safe speedy aud eecua cure
all delicate Diseases aud where the old Dr. Evans will
be found by his pquiiing friends II ace science
aad forty ene
then DR.. f. would direct the of discerning to
investigation OF his CLAIMS He wishes the public kno
that he has nothing to Do with any Office ~ Peek slip His
De parcels of ~ eaicne for the species
Of disease for 81, and particularly ATTENDS geet and
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BARhY'S WIGS AND SCALPo.
e. BARRY, ARTISrlN HAIR, FROM LONDON.
IL The real Heads Of Hair sill stand above
all Others. Their peculiar hight gossamer and ventating
chsraceher being shaped eracty the natural
their elasticity and Their superior msera and wo.kmsnshp
form s'ch perfect heads OF hair that they be be
fully ipereeatsd
See of b,rrys Wigs and scaps, which will
satisfy the fastdous that he the he.t and cheapest
ker the cty-ia6 Broadway Of Liberty street
STAIR. j3 2~issm
" ROBE-Gentlem men families desirous OF converting
their left off apparel into caah obtain for he
the highes cash price.
To families aud gentlemen quitting the CITY changing
redencc having supeIuous effects dispose Of will
And much their send for the subscriber who
will attend them at their resi- ience by pTontment
n. LEVETT,
No. John st. and ia Va'ick street, New York.
line through the Post Once, otherwise will receive
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
ARKANSAS LAND AGENCY.

Tor Pdymem of 1dres, Redemption of Lands, Sc
 N compliance with the urgent solicitations of se- \ veral of my former employers in that line l have resumed the LAND AGENCY BustNpss. and offer my services to all persons owning lands in Arkansas. as an Agent to pay taxes, redeem lanfs record deeds. procure information in relation to the quality, value and local advantages, of lands in any part of the State or any other business connected with CEN. ER,L LAND AGFNoY.
 From a residence in Arkansas of nearly 2i years, during about IS of which have had considerable experience as q Land Agent, and some pretensions to business habits. tlatter myself that l shall be able to give satisfaction to all who may entrust their business to me.
 As it my intention to make no GdraaceS Of monel under any circumstances, it will be expected thai all who commit their business to me, will accompa- ny their orders with sufficient amount to meet aH disbursements that may be required Remittances may be made Cat the risk of the wrters) in notes of, certificates of deposite in, any solvent Banks in the United States.
 All communications (posi- -poid) addressed 10 me at EiHie Rock, .4rhts, will meet with prompt aten- ton, if accompanied with Ss5 note, as an evidence that the writer intends to pay for the services he wishes me to render.
 Reter to-Hon. A, II. SEVER and Hon. w. s. FULTON, Senators, and Hon. F.. CRoss, Represent alive, in Congress, from Arkansas
 VIM. F.. WOODRUFF
 Little Rock, .4yb'S, Sept., ISI3. -l-3w
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
steam Saw and esrist M;,i, for


 TNIIE undersigned, having become the proprietor, \ by purchase, at Sheriff sale, of the Steam Saw and Grist Mill which was erected, in the upper suburbs of this place, by mr. D. Lindslev offers the same for sae together with the Dwelling and other buildings on the same block.
 This property property occupies an entire frac- tional block of lots fronting 300 feet the south bank of the Arkansas river, at point where there is an excellent landing and harbor for raf,s
 The Mill was built about three years ago, of the best materials and in themost substantial manner, into the river, with the necessary machinery for drawing logs directly upon the carriages, and is said by competent judges to be the most complete mil in the State It is also provided with frst.ratc pair of French burr stones, Witli the necessary ma chnery for grinding corn which, with comparatively little expense, can be converted into an excellent houring mill
 The Steam Engine IS constructed in the best and most approved manner is none the worse for se and is capable of driving double the quantity o ma chinery that is attached to it.
 The Dwelling is comfortable one-story frame containing six rooms and a kitchen with frame smoke house, &c., on the premises.
 The above property was purchased at q very low price, and will be sold and indsputabe title given for less than one-hrd it's original cost From X SICGO to 5000 will be required in cash on the balance Il credit of one or more years will be given, on the payment being satisfactorily secured.
 Any person wishing to engage in the business at point where an unlimited amount of cypress, pine, oak ash and other timber can be procured, at very low price, and where there is already demand for t chase of the above properly by applying 10 the sub scrber, either in person. or by letter (post tpaiN.
 VIM E. WOODRUFF. Tiitle IpoeF Setf f5 tS43 I-9w
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
TO FARMERS X GARDENER

IMPORTANT TO EA RNIbIRS tS GARDENERS. ' N Press, and will be published by J. Winchester. \ 30 Ann street. N Y, about the goth of August lS43 in neat octave form of 64 pages, printed on fine paper, and illustrated with numerous engrav- ings
 THe AMERICAN AGRIcuLTURIsT's ALMANAC FOR ls4i. Edited by A. E. ALLEN, Esq, assisted by an Association of eminent Agriculturists. This important and valuable work has been in pre- paration for four months past, and will unquestona- bly, be the most complete, in all it's departments oi any Almanac ever got up for Farmers. It is calen- lated alike for the northern, middle and southern States and for the Canadas and consists entirely of original maticr by the best practical writers on Ag ricultnre in this country.
 This Almanac will comprise,
 l. Astronomical observations and tables calculated for the meridian of Montreal Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and New Orleans. Also, valuable statistical tables.
 g A complete Northern Calendar for every month in the year, embracing all necessary directions for the management of the farm, garden, and orchard,
 3. complete Southern Calendar for the planta- ton, &e. &c
 1. Miscellaneous matter, such as is designed to advance the interest and improvement of the plant CT farmer, stock breeder, and horeulturst.
 Notwithstanding the labor and expense bestowed upon the Agrculturists Almanac, in order to obtain for 1t the largest circulation and be more acceptable to the community, il will be published at the low price of l2l cents per copy
 Agents, booksellers and country merchants will be supplied at the rate of $S3 q hundred. Pedlars will be supplied on liberal terms.
 J. WINCHESTER, Publisher 20 Ann st., N, Y.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

Total members 223-I4ast Congress 2I2 x Of the S2 members yet to be chosen, the wings may possibly get 30, or say 3l, which would make their total number 66, or less than one-third of the whole house.
 The United States Senaic-The election just terminated in Tennessee, settles the com pleXion of the U. s. Senate for some time to come. There will now be 27 whigs in the Senate, without counting MT. Rives of Vir- glna, representing the following States, as follows:
 Maine l, Massachusetts ?, Vert ?, Rhode Island }, Connecticut 1, New York l, New Jersey ,, Delaware }, Maryland l, Gone va cancy,) Virginia l, North Carolina 1, Geor- gia l, Mississippi l, Louisiana ?, Kentucky ,, Indiana 1, Michigan ?, Tennessee ,. IL will be seen by this that there is decided whig majority, with the chance of getting an- other member from Maryland.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
ELECTIONS

The New Y ork Journal of Commerce re- capitulates the results of the prerjous eec- tions for the House of Representatives In eleven States, where the elections had taken place, (except TWO vacancies in Georgia, and FOUR in Massachusetts, the democrats have carried 69, whigs Is. Add the recent returns from six other States, democrats 36, whigs l9-making l05 to 36-when, in the former session, the whigs had S4 members, the de- mocrats 72
 There are nine States yet to elect, and va cancies to be filled by two others, as follows:
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

That which makes wife happy--which beautlfies home-is not the wealth of hus- band, nor his great talents-not the fire of his soul-all these may destroy the peace of Home. No, the happiness of the wife is that the husband have integrity-that he be good, and kind, and nectionate-rational and reasonable. Mss Bremen.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
WHIG PROMISES.

,, Following, from Fielding's Pasquin, Aes most admirably, the promises \ and the course pursued, by the whig a p lo4o' Just imagine Mr. Badger, if Ease, Tn the place of Lord Place, en- q s upon a barrel of hard cider, sur 4 oy coon skins and gourds, and 6out hls promises to his faithful fol- l lace'-Gentlemen, be assured will se ol you all you shall all be pro- gi as soon as possible; the customs seAclse afford great number of places.
 ''el'-Could 'a - C not your Lordship pro
 face.-Nothing easier; what sort Rce would you like !?
 oler'-ls there not sort of employ sf' calied-''beef eating D If your r pleases to make me a beel-eatcr-I 1laye "a, place fitted for my capacity.
 race.-Slr, l will be sure to remem- 
 'oIer'-Niy lord, l should like to have a' court, too; l don't much care what :oviued l wear fine clothes, and have
 s to do Tn the kitchen or cellar! Enould like the cellar, for am a de- z pser @ ql saek-(hard eider.)
 ! sI Dfunk.)--A man that won't get 'pl HIS country, is rascal.
 .aa nllo there was shaking of coon liu m d numbering of barrels, and loud
 ohary shout from the whole crowd, ]. 'd;5 5padger looked as happy as Mr. .' .alo when he tried to put down the a1eill' ,a, Oh how glorious it is, to country well enough to serve il Raieigh iStdRdard
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

ladiaaa.-The Governor of Indiana, eho- sen at the recent election, is the first demo- cratic Governor the State has had The Se- nate is also democratic for the first time since Indiana was State. Memphis .4ppeat
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
MR. KENpAIL,S INTERRoGAroRIEs.

MIR. KENDALL'S INTERR0GATORIES, In kendall's Expositor, the Globe is thus mterrogated:
 "l lFe wiH support Mr Tyler against Mr, Clay hey being he only candidates. .4Rd 'oM not He Globe ?''
 1he Globe ciH support neither. "2. We will support Mr. Tyler, if the nominee of the democratic national convention .4qd toiH mol tbe Globe ?''
 The Globe will not indulge supposition so derogatory to the democracy, To sup pose that the democratic party may nominate MT. Tyler for the Presidency, is to suppose that 1t is destitute of political principle.
 rCIobp
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
SyEH4HlKANs CONWAY Hs.

H AS resigned the office of Circuit Judge, and en- \ \ tered into partnership in the practice of law. with GEORGE CONWAY. They will practise iu the counties of Lafayette, Hampstead, Union N ash ta Clark, Pike, and Sevier; and in the Circuit, Su- preme, and Federal Courts, at Little Rock and at tend to collections in any part of the State.
 Communications on business, postpaid, addressed to CONWAY CONWAY, W ashngton, Arkan- saa or 10 the care of General F. N. Conway, Little Rock, will receive prompt attention.
 Scptember l5, ISl3 J-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
A GRAHAM

TENHIS firm having been dissolved by the death ol X the junior partner the undersigned, survivor, has the exclusive and entire control of closing up the business, there being no other legally authorized agent.
 All persons indebted thereto, will make mmedi- ate payment 10 me only; and it is hoped they will forward and do so immediately, as it is neces- sary that the should be settled and finally closed STEPHEN HUDDLESTON,
 Sarricing pcrtner. LittJe Roct, Sept. p, I8is. 3-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

emeBis f Conway in un o
 4 first Monday aim Cunth ous described o and in m trta will riabe beweenheh A M t thu omda ayod the e
 al less qnanHyt he sodf the pena ani nflbe To el corner the tract; m g more ,h Lb d a thMe f h rn
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

Great .Moremem for Oregoa.-Two hum dred wagons and about LOGO persons left their rendezvous at Elm Grove, a few days ago, for Oregon. They had no less than two thousand five hundred head of stock with thpm
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

In the Money Article of the New ork Herald of Monday, the following paragraph appears:
 s'The emissaries of Britain were never more active than now We have ill our hand a Circular of the English Government, signed by Lord Aberdeen, and addressed to all its commercial and other agents in this country, requiring the most minute intorma- ton in relation to slaves and slavery. in all it's details-the physical force ol the negroes -their relations to their masters-their gene ral treatment, general character and propen- sites, Sc, &c.-with very full statements as to sources of information, means of judging, &c. The end and object of all this espion- age has not transpired-but 1t IS pregnant with meaning, if we consider the many points in dispute between the two countries The Circulars appear to have been issued inn mediately on the promulgation of the threat in the United States Senate, ill relation to the Oregon question:"
 We have not seen elsewhere any intima- ton of this Circular. Would 1t not be we'll to publish 1t? We have some recollection of a series of questions put by Committee of the House of Commons, ot tenor similar to the queries mentioned above, in an investiga- ton, at which several merchants and others who had been in the United States, were summoned to give information. This fact was mentioned in the Southern Literary Mes senger, year ago or more, and some of the questions put by the Committee were given as specimens of the interrogatories on the oc- casion. Baltimore .4mericaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23
w NOEL,
VNANa!ss NEAKEAR,

AS returned to and permanently located i'll R \ Little Rock, and will personally attend to re- pairing ol every description of WATCHES and CLOCKS, and other business in his inc on the North-west corner of Main and Markham streets, the house formerly occupied by Pitcher & Walters.
 Litfe Rock, Sepi. i5, 1913. l-.,m
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

american Sunday School Union--The last number of the Sunday School Journal con- tains an abstract of the Eleventh Annual Re- port of this excellent institution, from which itappears that they have published, during the year, Sirteea new library books, besides small books in paper covers, newspapers, Sc. The total amount of books sold (including grants) is S65, 5,597 p, exceeding the amount of last years sales, by over Sl0,00O. Books to the amount of $2505 50 have been granted in the course of the year, to l25 different schools, in donations varying in amount from $l to P80.
 The total number of pages of books cir culated by them during the year, is about Gfiy millions; which, added to the hirty millions circulated by our own Union, makes total of eighty million pages of Sunday school books, equal to fre hundred housoad rolames of l60 pages each, issued by these two institutions in the course of single wear. & <. .idrocaic
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

Bagging and Rope.-No change-since our last statement, demand fair; say, for cash, Bagging, l2 a i3 cents, and Rope, r to 5 cents; and time, Bagging, II a l5 cents, Rope, 5a G..
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

Botts.-A quart of strong sage tea, given warm to horse, is said to be an inlallible remedy for the botts. Clipping of the sage stalks when in blossom, if mixed with grain, and administered to the animal once or twice week, is a sure preventive of their attacks
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

More Han rerifed.-A strong-listed ser want girl in New York, recently Aogged two pitiful scoundrels, named John and Elam Miles, who insulted her in the street. The old proverb-" A miss is as good as mile" was here more than verified, for .uiss pro ved to be as good as taeo Miles, and a little better The Boston Bee found this out.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

There is too much love of principle ill the democratic ranks, ever to permit us to believe that the claims of any candidate in national convention can obtain entire sway over the minds of its members, without due and impartial consideration of their relative merits. Though nominally, Van Buren, Calhoun, Johnson, Cass or Buchanan, the delegates in national convention will rally on that man fairly receiving the largest vote :; and on him, too, despite of all local princi- pies, will the people rally on in l844, and elect, by an overwhelming majority, to the Presidential chair. .N. O. Morn Hcrald