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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
w Ar DIS
TEGETABLE HAIR OIL.

y.Silis Vegetable Oh possesses the peculiar
ID property, so loug sought f,r in other oils,
but sought IN vain, OF re producing a new
growth Of hair on heads totally bald
80 great are its uouri,hng properties. which
il readily impaus TO the roots Of the hair, tint
il requires but a short tune to produce a Now
growth, and few applications To check that fil-
ing of the hair which 50 often occurs. csprr ial.
ly after sickness. u prevents lhc hair from
turning grey, aud when II begins To turn may
be easily checked and restored to ~ natural
beauty by impgrlin. new HE and COR. I his
oil is patronzed by the Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with 1t. Young Grnlemeo
will lind this oil to produce beautiful growth
Of whshers in very short time.
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
n Hapona, Feb. 20, 1893.
"DR. r. a. WARD, having proved TO this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair OIL Of
his composition has the prcpert, Of causing The
! growth of hsir aud preventing ia iail, by loni-
! iyin gihe decayed part, tlhc effects of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found IN its
composition 10y the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarez,) we hereby nu,horils W use, not rs \
s2ccifc, but rs a good ard u,nfu remedy tor
persons requiring u, whose hair - in "a state OI
decay from sickness or other cauSes
eli, joss BssNAL, VI. d.
S's"eu"S srMos Drlry,A, NJ. u.
Witnessed by
l Cayctano Ponton, Notary Peblic.
\ The above testimonial Of the great efhcac!
aud valae Of Ward Hair Oll, WIS siven th'
proprietor by the Royal COLLEGE nj Physician
at iisyans. snd 70 those who arc scquIine
with the esgcme rgdness of the nedlcs po
lice of HsySns, it speaks volumes. IA COZ
C,usive.
CAvrIoS.--The great demand Cor Wards
ni has induced many to counterfeit II. Nsn
j. genuine unless !, ha- = ueniise of thi'' y-tw
pages round each bottle. with rel kylographi
abel and blue Nignsile centre. Prepared V
E.A. WARD, NJ. D.. New iarl;. and NJ o,h'
plare. General Depot aud wholesale oilce, y
barclay street. New fork.
For sale by Dr.. n. n. HAZARD,
Sule Agent for Newport,
Sign Of The Golden Mortar.
Nswp W, Jan. 5. lsI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
VEGETABLE CREAM or JASMINE
FOR I;EAUrIFYlNG THE
COWi'LEXlON,

And renovalluy hnmnrs aud trecklrs iron
the skin. and hloichcS from the sa"e-r"nd"r'
the skin soft and beautiful. A. an appllca
ton after shaving. 1t Is admirably adapted -
as perfume, 1t is Indispensable fer th,
."lpt.
For sale in Newport by
II. X. HAZARD, iDrrco;s,s
| X. j. TAYLOR,
|, June 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PRESIDENT
oCthe North American College OF scalih

Thus il will he TINT Iring aiichiion on the
psrI of the the ahnyc particulars. ~ put
m cifrrIua stop this wholesale robbery and drive
III. hoped all Jeprcdaliona upun sUcuty To az honest
calling -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
ONLY ONE DISEASE, VIZ :

Corgunt humors, or in other words, inpnrI'y,
and cure evary form Of this one disease on nalu-
,al principles, that il by cleansing and purifying
the body, /; must be- pain 10 every rejecting
nind that Il perseverance IN the use "' The 'hedi-
cine, according To directions, Wi! be absolutely
Ger tain TO drive every nalady from the body
" hen we wish In restore II swamp or morass
TO fertility, do we mol drain It Of the supera bun
Haul water! Ia ike manner, IT we would 10.
store the body to health. NJ must cleanse II o'
! nnpurty.
/ NKiGiiT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PHI! =
will be found delg ghiTu for carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they eApel all morbid and corrupt In
mors, the cause OF disease, IN an easy and natural
manner aud while they every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
discase Of every name is rapidly driven from the
Z body.
BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTS!
4 It should he remembered that all gonu inc
medicine has he tulc expressed in lal on the
sides of the boxes, thus -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

Opinions Oi the Medical facUlty.
AT meeting Of the Medical Society Of Wash
inyton County, the following resolution wa'
unanimously passed -
Rrsoirea, That from knowledge of the
romposi,inn OF DR. Aliens Balsam Of llore-
hound. Liverwort aud reuri-y Root, and The
most Astonishing effects we have seen it have
upnn onr patients, it is our der idrd opinion thai
it ill cure Consumption and Liver tonpla'nt
aud we do strongly recommend ii tn the iacuIt!
aud public generally.
JouH r SMtT,i, NJ. u. Pres't.
DAVID p. HALL, NJ. y. Sec'ry.
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;rJsGENUINE BUFFALO OIL

THE uAiR. The nriqt II ani 'urc antr'e put ny
only by VA. BsawN. A. " aslirgten street. A. O.
number Of Guuntp. .Irts nave trCcg yapp arrd yet
ne gpuu le seq thai TIC cuts De wrapper stru.d
J 'Wm ntovu' al-O c'py-ttgbt has hrrR surur' 4
Hn6 rnntrd scCurdingtO ut ut 'ugres IN he tiHk~
fIicr tire Is rict Cur ~ lbib. be above attic =
fis tthiug tue place of AL oth-Ts, to promote he
"ruNti uud hrritfy w." hair. N YES ~ t1beauiifll
stiin giuss and tnUstE tu curl ana 3 ntr ter ih1
lps vrtrtIc prrV1rt on fOt ale ia ,usitu 10y the
urnp iriaf aud tstntlNd hy al The gift and ie.
ct.r.ts 80 sple Ly slih- DmEgl.fin ltuN lcucr
Nsspot, New sedInid, Tanninn. Le|t u. 'al N,
n ewburypcu, Worcester, sptihghell. 'c.2.
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Eliza, We Nsre ~ uur Nay
Wh,n ft-t call Il thee niue
81, thuagh OR Youth has nuwn away
", heart c"niiune- ,hirr
Plough over, charm 10y il'.e PVsscst
I.csd,ng y.,s t,,"uS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
nc TEN FACTS FOR THE puRLIC-

90 TEN FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.-
Fscr No. THAT Hewes' Nerve and Bone Lin
and the Indian Vegetable Elixir will cure any case
rheumatism.
No. a-Comstock's ssrsapsrilla Is admitted by all
have used 1t 10 be superior to any other in Pr
cents per bottle, or 81 per dozen.
No. 3-Oidrijge's Balm of Columbia will stop tn
from falling ont and restores when bald and kee
head entirely free from dandruil.
No.A-Conwels Magica Pain Extractor will saw
limb and scar in any case of burn or scald, h the
are undestroy ed-sop modification, reduce ellins
innammstions and cure any external ailings.
No 5--Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oil has cured total
ness, of Is years standings and for all complaints
ear cannot be surpassed.
No. 6-The Chinese Hair Eradica'or will remot
hair from the face neck and arms, and not injure tn
delicate skin, under forfeiture OF 500
No. 7-Hays Liniment and Inns Balm Of CHR
warranted positively to cure the Piles, or the mon
turned.
No. s--The Oil of Tannin will render boots and
entirely impervious to water reduce the hardt
stest leather softness and pliability like new lei
and double its wear.
No e-The Chinese Hair Eradicate removes al
from the face neck and arms and will not ipjure III
delicate skin.
Ani the 10th FAcr Is, that oil these articles have
thorough y tested. and are recommended by some d
first ply scisns. and that they all can be found 60
yply at q Courtlandt street In Philadelphia OF
Wells Comstock @ North 5th-street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

The first witness called for the defence was the bro
OF the defendant, Gesrge sh arr
GEoReE =. sHARr sworn-i was ct Sc Orchard q,
this morning, and went into the attic rooms Trhe
gram shown.l This was drawn by my directions; v
into two OF the Iooms there three one in the
and two in the front of the house, the lsy had the
The three rooms and was absent; there is no door "
the coored man said there was; the door of the ROOF
which he has sworn he witnessed the criminal act on
bej Is several feet from the head OF the stairs-in
1t is altogether different iIomthe description gwen OF
Here some conversation took place be tween the C
sci for the defence and the Court and the result was
the Court was adjourned until half past ten o'coci
Monday1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

LIFE IN BosToN.-Last night a pack Of row
named Henry Baker, joseph Rouge, person
passes by the name OF Monkey Jacket Siinond:
two other kindred spirits, entered the oyster sh
Joseph M. Pdrson, HaverhiIl street, and beg,
help themselves freely to what they wanted.
T. stepped out from behind the counter, whe d
knocked him down, bound hun, and then we
work syste matically TO rob his shop Of wha
valuables they could find. They found eigh,
lars in money in his vest pocket. Becoming .
ed by noise without, aud by the struggle. Of
p. to escape, one of the Williams fired pis
him, but the ball passed him, and hit "No
Jacket Simonds," woundipg him, as is supp
somewhat seriously. Therowdles then fled =
ton Mail Oct. p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE COMMON Council
Both Boards OF Adefmtn assembled last evening TO
act upon the invitation of Msjor General SANFORD
and The oihcers of the First ID VISION OF Artillery, to
mite with them in paying their respect. to Marshal
Bertrand by accompanying him on a visit to the
vessels Of the Home Squadron, the United States
Notifications on Governors Island and the Navy
Yard at Brooklyn, on Monday next. Resolutions
were passed in both Boards TO that effect, and the
members and officers of the Common Council will
assemble ct nine o'clock on Monday morning at
the City Hall, Tor that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

90 COUGHS, COLDS, SITTING OF BI
Pain IN the eide snd ches, and all diseases Of the
mi Liver, will be cured when all else falls BY n
tract Of Lungwort, from 81 CORTLAND street. Thu
zine wi do all We profess II will and does not /,
he false certihc stes which certain balsam m, re,
70 sustain their humbue, which are sonnet mes
high NJ - per bottle This Extract does not eeui,
means to sell II as II, wo Ike IT, own wey TO pvbliS
by rs intrinsic merits Pro, one dollar per bottle,
Tor 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

0y- SWEET BREATH AND PEARLY TT
may slw ay be secured by free use of sherman
GRATED Orris Tooth Paste, which Ia pronounced \
who have used il to be one OF the most delico
oeau iful articles before the public. II is entirel
from all deleiei ious materials leaves pleasant q
the mouth, IL lerectly Glenn, and aitog. Their the
economical preparation Of the kind to be iound.
DR. shermsn's warehouse Is lt6 Nassau street. 4
no BRO pdway; 10 Astor HOUSE, 297 Hudson; 1873 D
II East Bresdwayj e6 William st. and las Futon
8tuuklvn.
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ZooLoGY.-Green Irwin, who has been ON a
petition 70 the Rocky MOUNTAINS, writes 10 III
kansas Intellgencer as fellows ;-s' took an
mel Of the lion or panther species. 1t is atra
10 Button or Goldsmith, and 10 us all. II is al
of a bright scarlet color, larger than panther
the most terocious animal, suppose, that eve]
INTO the hands Of the human species. 1t was cd
lu wolf trap,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

CO. TIE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE EVER
LIsHED The NEW MIRROR, .ias monihy pa
Part one for November, containing Eve origna
superb steel engrsvines, and s,xty.iour super
octave pages Of letter press, mostly original matt,
fine white paper price IS cents and liberal discor
agents. Fo: sele. whoesal and retail, by
BURGESS & STRINGER,
222 Broadway, corner of Ann str
Also the Weekly Minor for this day, with a m
fcent portrait Of Count D'Orsay-Price 81 cents.
1Iy- Country agents supplied with any Of the
publications at publishers prices, and one day in sd
Of their publication in ;hiscitv.
BURGESS & sTRINGl
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my- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Attrac,ion.

U3- AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures rel
for two days longer. General Tom Thumb will cor
TO hold h1 levees there Monday and Tuesday, and
and O'Clock, p. M. of each day. There will be
entertainments, consisting oil experiments In Mesml
by Professor Jahnssn, and the interesting and lau
performances of Dr. Valentine. Mr.. Neiiis, sc. Tn
peual Fair is beginning TO receive increased att
that the Fair of the American Institute is ove|
business men learning that II promotes their ir
to leave their goods, pecmens, &c., sc. exhibited
the thousands Of visitors of that establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

HEALTH OF DR BRowNLEs.-We learn that the
health OF this gentleman remains in Precsrious
state. Ia some respects az improvement is per-
ceplible The paralysis OF the right side conIlnues,
and he remains unable 10 srtlcuate with intel.
igibIe degree Of dEtinciness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

NEW MOVEMENT AMONGST THE TEMPERANCE
LEADERS "A movement of some Importance has
just been commenced by the prominent and infuen-
tial advocates of the great cause of temperance in
this city It's object is to enact and enforce num-
Der of bye.laws, of general application, for the fu
ture regulations Of the public meetings of the various
associatons-the expurgation Of the songs and odes
lntroduced-and the prevention of the admission Of
improper characters amongst the singers. Some
thing OF this sort was much wanted in many cases,
and we trust that the respectable individuals who
have taken up the matter will be enabled 10 effect
their object A public meeting on the subject will
be held iii fortnight, and then we shall feel plea
sure in presenting it more fully to public attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

Ma. AUDUBON This energetic naturalist ant
his party were daily expected al St. Louis en- the
~ h inst with large assortment OF curiosities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

YELLOW FEVER AT THE SoUTm.-There were
only five deaths of yellow fever in New Orleans
on the l7ib inst. In Mobile on the 18Th, it hac
almost ceased 10 exist
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CoURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS Sri
Oct. N.-The causes on the calendar from % {
both inclusive were called and ,passed-There
II was
Ordered, That the calendar having been 4
called and no counsel being in attendance read
argument, the court will not hear any further a
ments until after the Nth day of Move moer n
that all motions noticed for next Monday, g
over untlihe 10Th day of November next, or u,
quorum Of this coalt shall be in attendance !;
that motions may be noticed and will then be n
as on the fret day OF the term.
Adjourned until the next day at9 A M.
The CALENDAR. the benefit of those,
cerned, they are informed that on "Wednesday
18Th day OF November next, when this Court
resume the hearing of arguments, the causes W
taken up as follows: Nos ~. 2. 10. 10, 20 an
which were reserved and then TIE calender
again he called iron the beginning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

NAvAL-Ceptsin SINNERS order to the frigate
Potomac has been revoked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

WHIAIoRE, THE FoReER.-The counsel for this
man has Withdrawn his motion for a new trial,
which dsposes of the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

Mr.. WEBSTER. This great statesman aud saga.
cous politician, did not arrive yesterday, but is
iidently expected to-day Every thing is in readi-
ness for him execute, without unnecessary delay,
the objects Of his journey hitherwsrd this impor
iant juncture. No little exctement has been pro-
duced by the announcement OF his coming, and re-
suits not altogether destitute OF interest will follow
hard after. We will have much TO reveal in day
OF two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

90 FORTUNE TELLING. WI rCHCRAF r,
all sorts OF Deviltry are advertised at Peales Nj
this week in addition to the usual curiosities and
tjons OF that establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

STEAMSHIP NAToHEz, Captain Villair, will no
cave this city for Havana ni the Tin OF next noah
Il will be recoected that she was advertised to star
on the LIST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

Fashion AGAIN AHEAp-This famous hors
again beat on the Camden Course on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

For THE WINTER.-Ater Monday, the New
Haven boats will leave here at o'clock in the
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

GENERAL BERTRAND This venerable hero visit.
ed West Point yesterday He returned IN the eve.
ming highly delighted with his excursion He was
very enthusiastically received at West Point and
examined the Military Academies with evident in
terest.
His Excellency, Governor Bouck, and his militia
~ staff, the Mayor and Common Council, the Off
Gers of the army and navy off duty, Major General
Sanford and staff, Brig. General Hunt and staff,
General Storms and staff, General Morris and staff
the officers Of the First Division of Artillery gene
rally, and the committee OF French citizens, will
accompany General Bertrand, tomorrow on visit
TO the ships Of war and the Notifications in the har-
nor, and 10 the navy yard, upon the invitation OF
Commodore Stewart, Colonel Binkhead and Cap.
tain Srlnsham. The officers Of the artillery will
assemble in full uniform al their drill rooms, iron
whence they will proceed to the CITY Hall, at ter
o'clock, where they will be received by Genera
Bertrand. The procession will then move TO tn,
Battery, where the whole party will embark oil
board The steamboat Hercules, which has been char
tered for The occasion.
This display will be very imposing, and will at
tract great attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

ARMY Major l.. Thomss. Assistant Adj .:an,
General and Captain O. g. Wsgsaman, Com Sub
have been detached 10 investigate militia claims, IN
the Territory Of Florida Brevet I'd Lieut. d. II. Hill
Let arti lery, transferred for the benefit OF his health
to company X Sd artillery, stationed at ogethorpe
barracks, Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

There was excellent sleigbng for few hours IN
Quebec on the 22d inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpEwT.-Geo. Mohr,
to be consul OF the United States for Dresden, in
Saxony, in the place ot E F. Rivinus, resigned;
Joseph G Luther, OF New York, TO be CONNER la
agent Of the Uuted States at Port Prince, in the
Island OF st. Domingo, in the place Of F. ID. Cum
| minis. declined
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From the williamstown, VI. L et.er. O

From the Williamstown, VT Letter Oct. 25
II commenced showing yesterday afternoon, and
continued until p. M, this day. II is elghteen
inches deep the lew lands, and twenty-four
on the hlghands-a real northeaster-first rate
sleghIng.
They have sleishing at Montrose, Susque hannah
county, Pennsylvania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

LATE FROM PERFUME. Tucker bearer of des-
patches 10 The United States arrived at Kingston
on the 9th IN the Lily, from Chagres, last from
Carhagena, in tour days. He reports that a British
vessel called the Vetula had been seized by the Pc
ruvlan government for stealing guano The cap
tain and crew made resistance, but were overpow
cred. Through the interference of a respectable
house the vessel and crew were gwen up. and or
dered 10 leave immediately tor England. revo-
luton had broken out IN South Pera, with the Ex-
President Torices at its head. The acting Presi-
dent Vlvanco Immediately sent military force
from Lima by the English steamer Peru" and
after q slight sklrmish, routed the Tevolutionists
The English steamer of war " Salamanca" was at
Callao On the llth Of August. Bolivia had threat
ened war against Peru formal declaration was
daily expected The ports OF CobJa and Area
were Under blockade TO prevent the importation Of
gunpowder into Bolivia.
Navy OapRRs Oct. Is-Lieuenant John p
ellis; Passed Midshpman Clemson Midship.
man c. Dyer, jr, s p. Quackenbush, r w.
Shuieldt, H. K 5 evens, A. F. Marley, J. C. De
Kraft, aud Paul Shirley, irlgate Raritsn 19lh--
Lieut.. Henry French, ordinary. navy yard, Ports
mouth, N. H. Mid. F. Alexander, rendezvous,
Mid. Joseph Fry, sloop Boston Gunner, VIM Bur.
ton, receiving ship, Boston. 2lst-Leut. ]. d
Johnston, receiving ship, Norfolk. Surgeon J. M.
Fol'Z, frigate Raritan. p Asst Sur. ID. Harlan.
detached from lrlgate Savannah; +. Md. ID. Nc
n. Fairfax, depot Of charts 23j-I,eave OF alb
Tor three months to the officers OF sloop Dale.
Mid. r A. Knapp, detached from soop War.
rem on account OF i'll health, with two months
leave. Mid II. G. Hunter, leave one monih, and
| then 90 lrigate Raritau. 2hh-Capt g. w. skin.
! ner order 10 command OF srgate Potomac revoked
lst ASH Eoglneer j. Alexander aad I'd Asst Eng.
ueer J. s. Rutherford, ship Princeton p. Mid G.
| 40 r. Jones, brig Perry. Prot. E. G. Ward. I'll
| gaze Rarlias. l9h-Capt Polk, order 10 Eastporr
| counermanded, aud ordered TO The Duane, at Mo
| 1lie. Capt WhltcomD, 10 remain al PASSPORT un
| al further orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

SYMPTOMS OF WINTER Large quantities of snow
have fallen in the last week north, northwest and
Northeast of this city
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northeast of this city.
From the Albany Journal, Oct. al
The ground Is again whiiened with wintry coat
OF snow-a real raw northeasier-now a mixture {
rain ard sleet-about uncomfortable under foot
as the sellers oil India rubbers could desire. We
have had five days la Oct 1913. which may be
termed real coal and wood consumers. Boatmen
look mil