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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13
NEW YORK ~ & BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot takes charge .as master and
pls Of vessel, hound New Bedford, Nsnaeks sho.l,
Boaon Portsmouth Portland OTHER PORTS
OF New York. Once at Frye Shaw 222 Water street.
bcekman. Reference to number OF MERCHANTS AMI
the several Insurance Economics ia this city, Boston, and
Portland. mis- lmisr
AR FOR LiVERPOOL---NEW LINE-.Keguisr
Sx&@N> Packet OF 18th June.The Splendid PsckcI Shp
-43k&se0 ARRICK, Captain VIM Skijdy, Of 1909 ton.
will positively sa above, her regular day For freight
having Accommodations uncquaed for spendcr
comfort apply on hoerj at OIs. wharf foot Of Wall
orto r.. X. COLLINS co. IS South rtreei.
Price Of passage, $3.50.
1ne Packet 5hp Rocus, Capt John Collins, a Ills
will succsed the Garlck end sail tho 2Sh July
regular day.
Letters for the ships Of this line will only bs received Gil
pins AND Nale's News Room
Passenger. may rely tie ,hip 81 dis lire sailing prr.tss
IL andsc ttsed. j3r
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0Cp- THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF Sorsaparlla prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city OF New York. established for the
suppression OF quackery by the preparation and sale Of
genuine medicines.
This powerful pnrer differs essentially from the mix
turc sold by the druggists under the Of Sarsaarlla
it composed of the most purifying and hening
medicinal roots at present known to the medical faculty.
manufactured by medical process with an apparatus
imported by the College from Paris and not in the posses
sion OF any other establishment in New York Its prepa
raen is superintendent by scientific medical men, perfect
ly with the curative powers of each root and
the exact proportion that should bear to the other 1t
now be said to be the only preparation OF Sarsapara
prescribed by the regular medical practitioners Of New
York. and has been universally found to possess the most
powerful control over all diseases arising from impure
state of the blood such scrofula ring letter.
rheumatism pimples or botchcs the face BODY
lgnan ulcers seconsery syphilis, salt rheum and al
affections arisir from an improper use of mercury.
Sold in bottles three times the strength of what il Ordi.
narily sold for sarsaparilla rs cents each in
tanning half dozen, SO SO; In ditto, containing
Dozen &c. carefully packed and sent to all parts the
Union. w. s, RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nesssu
street.
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AZ FOR LIvERPOOL-Regular Packet 10th June
MH3A-The elegant. fast sailing New York packet shr
i&&hk ,ROCHEsTER, Jshn Brtton, master, will sail on
hensegulaI DAY, 10Th June.
fo freight passage, having very splendid
apply to the Captain on board, side Bnng Slip orto
Woodruff MINTURNS,
- 81 South street.
The fine new packet ship HotiDguer 1910 TONS Bursiey
MASTER will succeed the Rochester and sail her
18Th July.
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>001 a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR
AS8p SHREWsBURY-Lon Branch, Ocean
House Black Point, Rumscn. and tatontcown
Landing through the passage The Steamboat
SHREWSBURY Captain Jonn r. CoIlies will leave Eaton
Landing Sunday the 4tn of June n,t,
lows, witt leaving New York. fson the foot Of Robnso.
sreet every Monday, Tuesdy "Wednesday, Thursday aHd
Landing each of he above DAYS at O'clock NJ On sa-
Landing Sundays ~ O'clock NJ and Ocean Hous
at o'clock. The SHREWSBURY will rua as above (wea-
ther permittog) until further All baggage the
Of the
N. e.-stages will be in attendance convey passengers
ON the aforesaid landing places to Of the
nuircd i.f3
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TO- THE UNRlVALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the cure of all the Protean forms of dyspepsia loss Of
appetite low Spirits lasstude general debility produced
either by vicious indugencies, a sinking the con-
sttution. This grateful invgorator of the
pounded of five ingredients the virtues Of each being
concentrated and ell combined by tedious, expensive,
and difficult pbarmaceuc process All persons suffering
from the heat OF the climate, should this invaluable
mixture as the most certain remedy for headache LASH
tude and all the unpleasant feelings attending ever
heated atmosphere Sold in large bottles, So each-in
snail do sim cases, containing half Dozen S.
fully packed, and sent to ali parts of the Union
ld w. s. RICH ARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting OF the College CT Medicine
and Pharmacy, o. Nassau street.
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w A. CARTER, Auc,Ioneer -
CATALOGUE SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNI-

w A. CARTER, Auc'Ioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNI:
TURE Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware, by Garter aud
Co at the store No. 36 Broadway Gothic Hail. Wednesday
ih June at ball p ocloci CONSISTING Of every article Of
furniture, msde the and latest fashion, viz
sofas sofa heds mahogany chars Of all patterns hair and
velvet rockers chairg and sewing rockers otto
dvaus, dressing bureaus crd and marble top
tables plain and drawer bureaus, breakfast tables lho
Fench bt deads marble washsands. wadrobts,
bookcases desks, &c.
Also Blue dinner and toilet handle cutlery
and pressed tnmbefs glass dhes sc Sale without
repay advances.
The catalogues will bo ready Monday, when the urni-
ture may be examined. 40 Str
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CHEAP CASH TAILoRIN0 EsTApLIsHMENT

so John str e., near William.
GENTIEMEN in OF aid fashionable Clothing
~ should call and the subscribers stock Of
goods before purchasing elsewhere. trial will be sufficient
the H. thai for bcsuty of It,
wortm1n hip end at such low as estah i'hncn
be surpassed by other IN the city, Superfne DOL
black French English dress sod fock low sla
wsrmnied good it and ID. aud trnmtd Of the
RAILS Eaglsh and Fiench fancy elastic CASHMERE
81; grnhrocns df'lng weeds .as.mees, so
S.; vstinSs .ik, ,atin Vars lies, Vaent, &C. Sc 50
IS Making and trimming SO, rock, to $40
vests and lnts So to So.
All orders than, fully received and punctuay attended to-
JAMES LACY so John n.
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A. MANN, AucIIOnetr
DY GEO. 9. MAINS ITO Grocers and Hotel Keepers
rhr day. at l0s o'clock, at 1888 Broadway of
Anthony Wines, Liquors and Sega Ciaret Latou,
hafte Chateau Margeaux, M.rg,sux Medoc. St Julien &c
Hook. Forester Wcirstiem.r Hockhemer nc
&c 20 Georgetown sherry. pale aud brown sherry,
wood and glass; old port superior article south side
Champagne, ube and treble gc pint, and
Old rown pnts; Also 10 900 reported
5000 Pdacpes 900 domestic segars The above will be so
in lots purchssers aud lot will positive y
he .o,d M the
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BENZ MOONEY, Auctr.
UCTION NOTICES. MOONEY CO. will ell on
"A W. dne,d,y, lih june in assoment oihr crackers,
an fireworks consisting of Roman cndle,, bepgoa lights
serpcnts, snakes, &c. &c.
Also, IN invoice Of oraxs and steel barrelled pistols.
10 be sold by small or large lots, suit the trade.
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JoHs G.. GoLprSe, Secretary.
PERTH Amor, Feb. 25, ls43.
From the Peiersburg Rsp'sblioan
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
EPHRAlM MARTIN,
a.,

We have always thought that a great fuss wa,
made about the Boundary qucst,on--fsr beyond its
real meritsand that neither nation intended to
make it the ground OF dispute when they were pre-
pared on other subjects TO negotiate. Bot we have
looked on the right Of search pertinsciously
claimed by England, in a very different light We
have regarded that privilege-or arrogant a .sump-
uon-as the secret desire Of the heart, the hidden
object Of affection, in the support of which she Is
ready TO hazard rupture with any rival nation
w iih her wide extended commerce and powerful
maritime force, Engl,nd needs only the acknow edr
ment Of the right OF search the part Of other ma
TONS TO SUBJECT them 10 the most ntolersbe annoy
IN times OF peace-to cripple and destroy their
commcrcc-to drive them from the scas-io sx ,.pe-
rate them when she peascs into resistance and then
punish them for daring TO dispute the Justice Of her
conduct. While, therefore, other nations have man
fully resisted this claim, and disputed il a, the
point OF the bsyonel IN the last war-Enrland has
never ceased 10 cherish 1t. When all argument /.
taken from her, she nomnally ahsndous the ground
but Immediately assumes the same position under a
new disguise. There Is nothing more distinct fs.vs
Sir Robert Peel in his speech in another oolnmn "a
which call the particular attention Of our read
ers,) rhan he rsAS Of rsf from the right Of sarchr
Can any one imagine a difference between these
dominecring visits, here spoken Of, and a regular
search Wherefore visit the vesscli 4. IL not 10
see whether she be national one or not whether
she he pirate SLAYER And under thi. rrc,ext
may no, the vessel visited be subject 10 ALI the
vexation, annoyance, delay and results Of regular
search. II Is wholly distinction without differ.
encejust such cssuislry and metaphysics as are in
variahy nsed by the powerful and oyerbearinr 10
Justify their scis Of violence.
While we we're rejoicing at the prospect OF peace.
and smicabe adjustment Of ON numerous differ
ences with England, suddenly the appalling truth
comes upon Us, that tho most important and difficult
OF all 80 far from having been set led ssts,c,ory 10
all parties ha. not been matter OF negotiation
and still claimed in It's most cdo1s form by Great
Britain. "The claim 10 the right Of visitation fsays
SIR Robert Peel) contended for in the despatch 81
Lord Aberdeen has not been rehnqui.hcd-on this
subject there made no concession whatever: and
TO the principles lad down IN the despatch Of Lord
Aberdeen we still adhere" These decar.tions yer,
made by the Premier OF England amid "ohe.rs from
both sides of the House"
They have healed also the hurt Of IN. daughter
Of my people slightly, s.ying peace r-sc. wh.n
there % no peace
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FOR THE MApIsoNIkN.
ORATORY.


Ma Jostsi As stranger, will you allow me to
occupy small space in your valuable paper, as l
wish TO say few words ref,rabc to the impressions
produced my mind while witnessing the efforts of
some Of our public in Congress, and in the SUI
prcme Court now in session.
Without doubt, sir, there is a grea, diversity Of
opinion among discriminating literary men in refer
ence to the styles adopted by Demostbenes and CT
best adapted to cause effect in their public
addresses.
have associated with my view Of Demos,henes
public speaker, considerable degree OF vebcmence,
and that not Of the most consistent cadence but be
lieve there that compass OF voice richly reghted
with, 10 HI. hearers peculiarly acceptable charsc
ter Of sentiment, which constituted happy and very
effective order If harangue or GRAFTON.
I My view Of Cicero, IN the same sense, is quite DIFF
fcrcnt for have always associated with the Roman
orators style prc6omirance Of the classic, as re
fcrs to the regulation OF the voice. believe CoerC
to have been very much more OF gentleman by ma
turc than Dcmosihencs and that the refinement thu,
induced, prevented disposition TO obtain impressions
by storm when attempting favorsbly to influence ths
public mind.
Therefore sir, give the decided preference to tn,
style Of Cicero, based upon my own conviction Of IL
nature. am ready to admit tina, the character o.
mind and the prevailing genius Of an audience
should 90 Ear towards making up style Of public I'D
dress orsiory and recognizing tins principle Al
expedient, have wondered, while listening to our
public men that style should generally be adopt
ed, which, in my humble opinion, is strongly at Va.
rianeo with the refined, literary taste concentrated
here during the Congressional sessions.
You tnow sir, that the prevailing oratory in our
legislative Halls Is of the storm, thunder and light
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nlux kind and hs who possesses tho slro0gssi pag,
is the greatest speaker. Now regard this % 4pooI
compliment To a learned audience which h,s no
cause Of complaint, 20 the score of hearing. sm
aware that will be said BY many that in tbs House
OF Rsprsscntatives one csnaot be heard uslsss he
shouts the Top Of his voice, but tie very necessity
of this grows Of the practice ifmembers unibrmly
would speak in dignihed tone there would be less
wing about taking and ether mpolte modes noise
Cor il is imperative upon members 10 hear soheen-
cy Of the speeches to ascertain the main points But
the apology does not apply to the Senate for the dig
nifty and courtesy Of the honorable members of that
body would not lose in comparison with any similar
body that ever existed and yet there is too much Of
the kind Of oratory spoken Of existing there.
put it to any honorable member, il he is pleased
in being thus Addressed will venture TO say that
not single individual who is IN the habit OF boste-
ro,lsy communicating his views, is pleased when ad-
dressed in the same style
There is bland, courteous, graceful style Of ora
tory, which is irresstiby winning and effective, but
it seems to have been driven from the field at the
present day, Or at most, only boast of few pa.
irons.
LOCKER ON
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THE MODEL FOR A CIRCULAR.

which will be found in another column, we
commend 10 our Wing contemporaries every
where. If should only be copied by all The
Wing papers, il will be vast saving of labor
and expense TO the members. Ii will answer
for one and all of the Wing majority. II The
Wing press will cot copy il we hope the Re
publican will What the writer means by "re-
sular rate for adv ertisements," we do not know;
though, being publisher, our curiosity is natu-
rally raised. Neither a member OF Congress nor
Uncle Sam should ever be niggdrdiy
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rrcm "a, Mn ori,s,, R,rubJ,,au.

The people IN various parts Of IN. country ar, as
semhling to testify their appreciation Of John Tylcrs
administration and to pledge him their support for
the Presidency, well as to express their oondem-
nation Of the past conduct of Congress In Sandu.-
XIV, and in Lorraine, in Ohio, large meeting, have re-
Gently been held, At which spirited resolutions
adopted, TO the effect expressed In New York,
Pennsylvania and several Of the State. of the East.
great gathering Of the people have uttered the words
Of encouragement and prcmisc to . faithful public
servant The battle between the people aod faction
has fairly commenced. We have only 10 say, God
defend the right
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sIGNoRA DE COM AND MR. KNoOP's
FAREWELL CONCERT.

These unriralled performers having promptly ao-
ceded to the sdvice given by some Of their frierds.
that they should place the price Of their uoker
within the reach Of many who, though lovers Of o.
SIC may before have found il announcement to ibduE
their taste is to be hoped that they viii find oy-
preston q appreciation IN the numbers Who wil'
this evening. avail themselves Of an opportunity TO
enjoy the harmony OF sweet sounds and master y
execution, in a degree bu, very rarely offered.
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Montgomery Blair. ESQ.,, addressed the Associs-
tion and We understand, took ground in favor Of
exclusive metallic currency II Is said he declared II
to be the doctrine Of COLONEL benton, but he did not
state on what authority the declaration was made.
We extract The above IRON long notice of
the proceedings OF ,,olr,csl meeting in ST.
Louis Is this Mr.. Montgomery Blair not a
son Of the editor Of the, Globe, and an office
holder under President Tyler1
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THE "WARNlNG TO THE DEMOCRACY"
The Troy Budget says the lying "handbill'
put forth in this city has been received in that
region, and that the effect 1t produces is pre-
cisely the reverse of that intended by the writ
err Instead Of injunng MIR. Calhoun, II Is des-
tined 10 be benefit 10 him.
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AN ENIGMA.

The leading editorial in one of the late De-
,ro,t paper, received al this Office, is long glo-
ri6ca,ion OF Col Benton. In the same paper
we see a call for Calhoun meeting, signed by
several hundred Of the citizens. Which has
the advantage he who has the support Of one
man IAN EDITOR or he who has the support OF
the Peoplcl
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MAR RED.

On Tuesday evening last, at the residence Of the
Postmaster General, by Rev Septmus fusion Cha
lain Of the United States Senate, ROBERT &.
WlCkLlFFE, Esq, to Miss ANN X. DAWSON,
daughter OF the Hon. J. b. Dawson, Representative
10 Congress from Louisiana.
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Frem The .>s,c OrisSu Republiorn.
NORl y SIN

At social meeting Of large number Of Demo
Gratis last evening. s Barton ESQ, being called upon
for toast gave the following. which was received
hy the meeting with three times three
John Tylor-l know him well--an honest man
he foiled the whgs-houored himseli-saved the
country and merits its gratitude.
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a IMPROVE THE GOLDEN HOUR"

Lecture on PdfesftHe dnd JcTwdtem, on
THursddy erenfHg
Mr. s~,RTI, Of Philadelphia, viii, by particular
request repeat his lecture on Palestine and Jerusa-
lem, on Thursday evening, March o. at O'Clock
in Rev DR. Lsures church on = street, near the
Treasury.
This being the last lecture which Mr.. Svarz sX-
poets 10 deliver this city, persons DESTROYS Of w
orcssing their stock Of useful knowledge, would DO
wsll TO improve this opportunity. These lectures
arc very interesting and Instructive.
ONr or rHr CLIHer
Adunittanrr % ce-f.-pam At the door
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NOTICE

Lecture will be delivered BY DR. Wroe, before
u. Tn on Literary and Debating Society, At The Ne
deal COLLEGE th, evening, At ssven O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Artsr which, debate on the main que.hon-ba'
Bor,. len greater monument, Of HI, poeiosl ssniu,
lhsn Scr Walter Scott
JOHN ". LANG, s>sr.tsry.
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The speech of Mr.. Gushing, which we pub
lish to-day, may be considered proper reply &c
the one delivered ia Parliament BY SIR kober'
Peel |, is az authoritative, and certainly q
sound. We commend il 10 Our readers.
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JUSTICE TO JOHN TYLER

[Will the Globe and Mr.. Benton oLlige us by
reading this article carefully, especially the lines
we have italicized n
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
MARCH 1, t14s,
sll.eA $50 as

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, March !, Is43.
Il. l.. SMITH.
Reg. Tr'yef u. s.
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A model for a ciyoslar 20 be addressed BY g
Wig member Of The 27h Congress 10 ma
constituents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
Items.


Mad Dogs.-Within two days past, two dogs have been
discovered in Southwark in a rabid state, which were bit
ten twelve days ago. One OF them was killed and the other
died after being tied in the ard.-Phi Gaz.
County "risoH.-The following appointments OF inspec-
tors ot the County Prison were made by the Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions, VIM. q. Alexander; by the District Court, +.
a. Penniman; by the Mayor, Recorder and Alderman OF
the city, Joseph Price.
Debtors Apdrtment-The Sheriff has appointed John
Thompson, Of Southwark. keeper OF the debtors apartment
OF the county prison, IN place OF VIM. lleaion.-lbid.
Stuart, the American painter, painted a whole length pic.
ture OF Washington, for the Marquis of L.ansdowne. From
this a copy was taken, and an engraving made from il by
James Heath, engraver to the King, from which he raliz.
ed S6O,OOO-the largest amount probably, ever made by
one engraving. MIR. Stuart didnot receive one cent there.
from-lbid.
Quarter SessiORs.-Severa small cases were tried ye.-
'erday morning. James Brown, for stealing iron, was sen.
fenced Tor ) years. John Williams, for robbery, 3 years.
Inc Grand Jury found Is true bills, . against Williams,
blake and legget for burglary and robbery.-lbid.
House Of Retuge.-On Monday. the following gentle.
men We're appointed Managers OF the House of Refuge, DIR.
Isaac Kline, Elijah BALLET and Peter Hay by the Court Of
Quarter Sessions; Isaac Elliot and NJ. l.. Dawson by NAV.
or Scott-lbid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

The removal Of suffering has been the object Of the phIanthropht
~ every age The world, hut the true puneiples Of treating disease
progressed but slowly for many thousand years, owing to The limited
means OF acquiring knowledge but since the Introduction OF the
pruning press and steam engine, Il may literally be said light has
dawned upon the world" and the man OF the 1911 century possesses
advantages which hs iorcfaihers never did. la this general drfu-
SION OF knowledge, remedies have been sought after and discovered
IN TIE beautiful rto"house Of the vegetable creation exactly calcu-
To combine with neuiralIze and dispcl the subtle poison which
umisrs Itself throughout the general system and prosintes man in
ur dust Sands's sarsafHnlll. a purely vegetable preparation has
he'n thoroughly tested IN a variety of diseases and is from enpe-
rence known tobe a safe and chcctual cure for Scrofua OF enlarge
nent OF the glands, Lepmsy, Salt Rheum. Scah Head. Eczema,
Rheumatism, Paptauon of the Heart, and other diseases originating
~ an impure or depnyei state Of the blood, or arrangement ofthe
digestive organs The popueton are daily receiving written testi-
m'liiil~ giving interesting details Of IL extraordinary virtues: original
manuscripts OF various certificates, letters oftbe Clergy, Magistrates,
ans Lazy, all confirming the previous statements are constantly re-
oei'ta andwhl cheerfnly BE- exhibited on application. Facts are
recorded sufficiently clear and convincing 10 satisfy the most inc redul
Gus Of the real merits oftIs invaluable medicine.
E"r particulars see advertisements in this and other city papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for erportatiou. bv
a BsANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists, Gnnie buildings.
Z" q Broadway, corner Of Chambers street, New Yotk. author,zed
agentin Richmond, A. Duyal & Co, in Petersburg. Roper A AnIeT.
son. IN Norfolk, NJ. a. Santos. and sold by Druggists generally I'M m.
principal cities IA the u. sates-Pnee sIOO per 6otle. q boru.,
for S.. ~