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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
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Here is the fact established by Daniel
Webster ESQ., that the average duty under the old high
tariff with the exception tobacco is that Of cent
Uhaer the present tariff the average is not per cent
while the American tariff British goods is prohibi
tive The United States pretend to support equal rights
and England uphods aristocracy!
The great sale Of stocks took place at Philadelphia yes
terday We are informed that the shares for the Com
monweath amounted to about so2oo0o and not half or
the States Stocks sold. After rho Commissioners
lad stopped the sale offers were made them for shares
Of the Bank of Pennsylvania as high as S3.
Notwithstanding the late season OF which navigation
opened the increasing trade in all sections Of the country
becomes very conspicuous when we examine the toll
ceved on the great of communication in all sec
lions of the country. The following IL table Of the re
cep in the first week june 1919 and s4aon three i'm
portant works, viz the Western Railroad, the New
York canals, and the Michigan Central Railroad =
REcEIrr. or Toll IN IHy FIRsr WEE IN JUNE.
Western r. NY Canals. Centrt RR, for
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Two Big BOYS -Reverdy Johnson and Mr. Rich
ardsou, pair Of highly respectable lawyers in Bat-
more, quarrelled recently in court-aImost had a
duel-then separated-came into court, apologised,
bIubbered, and made up again. What humbug!
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n3-BEMONp'S CHOLERA MEDICINE-ising general
family medicine and there many persons who
declare that they satisfied unless they have the
remedy always at hand For that distressing bowel
plant which, every summer sweeps off many chill
dren to the grave and which is usually termed Summer
ompaint il is one OF the best remedies, and In fact is
almost the only the disease has always been
ed disgrace TO medical men. The Proprietor cannot but
teel the most lively satisfaction the which has
attended the remedy in ,hi disease BY its Influence
little sufferer has been restored to health when its
parents had ceased TO hope and the skill had
proved unnvaing.
Ia Common Diarrhpa which we often resisting the
usual remedies and wearing away the patient until life
itself becomes burden, this me iicne has always
ceeded in arrestng the discharge and in commute atug
that and vigour the bowels which is necessary to
insure n to health. The certificates OF cures in
this disease very numerous end it is confidently as
serted that the remedy overcome the disease at any
period Of its course.
In Dysenery has prov ed ecacious In allayng the
pain and irritation f admnse cred before the fever fully
set up after the fcbre action has been sufficiently
duced by proper depletion.
In Collie it ollays the pain and relieves the spasms We
have often seen patient the most excrucia'ng agony,
with his whole abdomen drawn up into knots, complee.
y freed pain and spasms by two doses Of the
remedy.
Look out for No 1877 Broadway.
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MIR. EDITOR ,
Can you inform a subscriber of the "wherea-
bouts" of Major Noah, ,chiiom Judge Of the Court
of Sessions. executor of the &c Union" &C.? Not
seeing him in the procession in honor of the " Cap.
an," which, as one OF the "guard," he was bound
10 attend; and as no other paper in these " dggins'
has the same facilities as The Herald" for search.
ing into " hidden mysteries" / have taken the Ii.
berry to address you upon a subject interesting no
doubt 10 your numerous subscribers, the Major be-
ing old acquaintance of the public in the charac-
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90 MR.. HARRINGTON ID ASTONISHING
every with his remark able fess Of Venloqasm at
the American Museum He is certainly the very prince
OF sgicsns and affords rich treat to the lovers Of iun
The Bavaian Singers Mr. Sherman and La Petite Cerro
are also contributing to the edcation OF the numerous
vsiters OF that popular The Aerial Garden
the most delightful in the ory ana ne
beautiful fountain with lis hundred streams OF pure
Ciotoi yields most refreshing influence. The new
advertising Hall will be opened tor the display oil
cards business and the exhibition ofspecnenso goods
ana wares on the plan of fairs Of the American and
Mechanics Institutes Performances this evening at
o'clock.
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Dg- NEW WORK ON THE FAR WEST.-This
Day Published-The New Purchase Seven and Half
Years in the Far West. By Robert Carlton. Esq Alter
ct Idem. Two handsome volumes, l2mo. Price ST. so.
Extract from letter from Stacy g. Potts, Esq. dated
TRrNToN August Q, 1912.
have been favored with the reading OF several chap
tiers OF the work entitled The New Purchase and
have seen the table Of contents and have no hesitation in
saying that kave met with nothing in the course OF my
reading for years rich and fresh in incident and
racy and piquan manner-so rich vein Of humor and
pleasant ,arcasmso much graphic and living represen
tations of character-so many thrilling incidensand
wthal SO purely American nationalim pervading it
all, that have doabt of its brilliant success"
D. APPLETON & CO Publisher, New York.
GEO. s. APPLE TON PHILADELPHIA.
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NiBLos. Burton, that droll actor, appears this
evening in two most excellent characters, and of
course will as usual be very comic and truly laugha-
bic, as he is in every thing he undertakes Miss
Reynolds sings one other iavorite songs, and Miss
Ayres and Miss Horn play in both pieces. After
long preparation, we are TO have the PostHlion of
Lonjumeau tomorrow night. Novelty is the order
OF the night at this establishment. The orchestra
itself is always ar absolute attraction.
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o. THE UNRlvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the of all the protean forms of dyspepsia loss Of
either by vicious indulgences, sinking OF the
suon This grateful nvigorstor of the system ia com
pounded of five ingredients, the virtues of each being
concentrated and oil combined by tedious, expensive
md difficult pharmaceutic process All persons suffering
from the heat Of the climate should this invaluable
mixture the remedy for headache, lass
tude, and all the unpleasant feelings attending an over
heated atmosphere. Sold in large bottles, 81 each-n
small do SIN cases. containing half dozen, SIS, care
fully packed and sent to ali parts OF the Union.
w. y RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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You will oblige numerous friends of the Herald, by
informing them above requested, and also il you
are advised of any new movements OF the "Major,
together with such other information may be in
teresting 10 regord 20 this famous character. Pub.
lie curiosity is on the qut uipe.
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THEATRICAL Mrs Henry Hunt, very talented
actress, takes her benefit at the Park tonight. Sh.
is a lady of great professional talent and high re
spectability. She offers very attractive bill, ant
we will be greatly disappointed if she does not hav
full house.
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, June I4--6 T

wednesday, juno If.o H us
The stock market in degree, recovered its ami
nation to-day. The abundance Of money which some
sixty days since poured into the stock market proeuceda
sudden and The buyers stopped took breath
settled contracts, and now seemingly ready for
higher, longer and holder flight
Those that govern the "money fountains" seem to en-
terrain the opnisn that funds will be plenty than
after the of the July dividends The busi-
at the Board to-day larger, at general rise
Ohio roset, Kentucky I; Illinoisi; Mohawk Long
Island I; Harlem per cent
A. the Board the animation greatly improved.
There IA new applications for admission to this
citation.
At meeting of the Directors OF the arlem Railroad
yesterday, committee appointed 10 raise money to
extend the road to White Plains. This understood to be
matter OF form, the funds already provided
and the heart of the rich county OF wescheser will be
open the city OF New York. Near $50 900 has been
pended rep the road and it is estimated that in
year the westcheser will pay the extension
We yesterday mentioned tnat the Boston interest was
rapidly extending the western railroads. To day, at
a meeting of the stockholders of the Mohawk Railroad
the following gentlemen were unanimously chosen d.
rectors The able management OF the New York gentle
has already been apparent in the improved condition
ofthe Harlem Road.
DIREcross OF THE MOHAWK RAILROAD FOR lsas
Nev York. Albany
George Law, Rufus II King,
VIM. Banks, Augustus James,
Joseph Fowler, JV.L. Pruyn,
Jacob Little, Herman Pumpelly.
Edward Mills.
George Law. President unanimously.
When Daniel Webster Esq. entered upon the duties Of
the Secretary OF State, he had prepared book the
comparative tariffs OF all nations The object to for.
ward the protective interests and procure the passage Of
the tariff which is now destroying trade. That book
tanned table of the imports of American produce into
England with the duties paid on them ia England The
res Its OF that table were as follows
Duties paid in
England.
Ex,,r IN, AZ nhaccn 4 On Il
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90 LADY, SWEET LADY-When you rise in the
morning, just apply small quantity from three shiln
bottle Jones' Coral Hair Restorative, your hair will
make dark SOFT silky, and beautiful and keep elk
times long any other preparation for gents. This
will really prevent the hair falling OUT clean it from scuri
dandru and make lighred grey hair dark. Buy it
at the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham ST. N. Y
or Eulfnn Rrnoklyn.
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BowERY AMpHITHEATRE General elch himself
in his proper person, is not here but he is here
in the person of A. Mann, who is almost if not pre-
cisely the same parsonage. We perceive that Mr.
Mann, the partner of Mr.. Welch, opens the same
Circus which has heretofore been under the manage
ment of Mr.. Wech. We see the names of Cadwal-
lader, Mcfarland, Gossin, Glenroy, and others.
among the company. The Amphitheatre will Of
course be crowded tonight to witness their old ac-
guaintances.
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To Junius" cannot be published
Such writing is Observation-Disclosures much like the
ideas OF old democ rats and old rogues
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CONTRACTED OR STIFF JOINTS CAN POSI-.
lively be cured by the use Of Hewes' Nerve and Bone
Lniment as thousands joyully testify who have
peencedit its benefits Diseases OF the Ear positively
be cured by the use of the Acoustic OIL case Of is
years total deafness cured by it, Whole particulars
given at the store. Hays Lniment for the Piles Ger
tain cure, warranted The original Balm Of Columbia
cures dandru stops the hair from falling out, and
stores ii where bald
The above to be had only at d Courtandt street.
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W EVERY BODY APPEARS TO BE TROUBLED
wan a cold or cough. Dr. Sherman retaled two hun
sTed ana forty three boxes Of his Cough Lozenges on
honaay-two hundred and nineteen on Tuesday and
two hundred and five on Wednesday, The great repus-
ton established Tor Shermans lozepges makes them
universal medicine. Scores OF mtators have spru ng up
all ov' the country, and died for want of
while DR.. Sherman is doing immense business We
have often known his Lozenges severe coughs or
colds 10 few hours. We advise s readers who are
c,ed with the prevailing epidemic to go DR.. sher-
mans l06 Nassau street. 80 Chestnut street. phsdel-
phio stanwiy Hail. Albany, State street. Boston
and get some OF his Lozengss, and be cured
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90 REMOVE ALL sUPERFLUoUs HAIR-A
great many have thick hair the back the neck and
would have it removed if they knew how. This be
done by the Chinese Hair Eradicator, heh five mi
hutes will all the hair from any part of the body
and without the least injury to the most delicate skin
but leave it her than before. This is fact
and positive proof will be shown the time
To be found wholesale and RETAIL for cash only, 81
Courlandt street.
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90 PURE SARS APARILLA 1t is very uncertain
among the many Extra Is" $50 caed) to know whe-
Their you getting pure article adultrated But
the public assured that if they that made
81 Courandt street they will bs ola good article
Mr. LambersOn, OF Jamaica, l., that it is fast
superedng all others in use, and that his customers all
like it much.
To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street.
frice SO cents Per bote-$4 90 per dozen bottles
and as large bottles as any which sells for 81 per
bottle.
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Perfumer, to a Drug store must 60 to obtain
Hair Brushes; but the contrary to Grandeans who
the chefudye Of this article, necessary to cleanl
and health. At his stere only we have been en-.
Brushes of various degrees of exbiliy fit for the hu
man head. The immense quantity of American, English
and French Brushes that has just added his
stock would make the person feel embarrassed in choos
ing did Grandjean giving examining coup deH
to your hair instantly say this The brush sir which
will suit YOU" No Barclay street.
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sIONEA M = RkET.

thursday, July 20-6 p. M.
The stock market is very nactive, and but little change
in is perceptble Ohio SIS fell Illinois Ken.
| lucky rose ! Harlem per cent.
At the new board there were small sales at better
prices.
Michigan Auditors warrants are worth so cents on the
dosr Indiana State scrip So and Ohio per cent do
nestle scrip and bonds purchased at N. sstare 10
| Wall street.
The Governor of Ohio has proclaimed the sale of state
lands to commence in September. The lands are those
coded by the State of Indiana to aid in the
the Wabash and Erie canal The domestic scrip and
| bonds are receivable, for these lands
The following the comparative receipts of the Wee
tern Railroad -
WESTERN RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
One week ending 18th July, lsas, $,aoSo
Increase 90 per cent, qosa
Increase in ten weeks S26,4es
The most productive months are yet to come.
At Boston, Yesterday, there sales follows.
Massachusetts cent sterling bonds 1907 ol
BANK OF Africa
BUFFALO, July, Isi3. (
About the 9th of June last man passed at this Bank
next he passed another about the same amour. at
tho Exchange Bank Of Genesee, ut Alexander The ono
passed at this Bank was payable to the order Of David
Ter TO David Conkling, and have this morning received
letter from house in Kingston, Upper Canada saying
hat they have taken OF similar kind, endorsed by
Nelson Hail. All OF these certificates prove be for
geries and have doubt from the description given
VI the man, la the letter from Knson but he the same
who passed on his Certificates in this section He
man about 30 years of age, dark complexion of mid
lie size and dressed in farmers clothes and has the sp.
pssrsnce Of being very honest unassuming man.
JAS. II. ROCHESTER, Cashier
The certificate wosi the usual form, stating that OIL
ar Cromwell, strong hard meme, had deposited 500
a the Middlstown Bank Of Orange County, payable ..
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circuit Cours


July 0-Benjamin Neadsai VS.. alfred HoW This was
an action of replevn to possession of quantity
pork brought New York by the defendant, common
carrier. The facts Of the sre these:-E. 7. Wilson
Co.. packers at Sandusky, Ohio packed pork and hams
for one Soan under agreement that their charg
should 60 forward lien upon the property to NewYork
and be paid there Barber and Barney agents for
shipped them to New York to plaintiff consgnoe, sub
ect to charge of SllS9, amount Of charges which
paid to the carrier.
The defendant claimed the right to hold the property
till that sum was paid, and the plaintiff repevined
The defendant proved agreement, as he contended
that Baroer and Barney should send the property TO New
York subject to the charges packing &c. and that tn
amount under the contract was 81 1899.
The plaintiff offered evidence that the contract with
G.F Wilson as to packing &c. was not performed ana
that the property was damaged for the Of proper
amount Of salt &c.
Thedciendant objected to the evidence insisting that as
between defendant and plaintiff, Barber and Barney
were the agents of plaintiff, having authority TO impose
charges end that the amount in this action could not
inquired into.
The Court admittedthe evidence. The cause went TO
theJury upon the question whether there agree
ent that Barber and Barney should have lien The
amount OF damage referred by the Court TO on audi
tor The Jury found for the defendant
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge lshpfer.

July 20-F7etcher and Hagedoa vs. George Leoni-This
was an action brought three promissory notes amount
ing to $3.50 IS drawn by the dendsnt by his attorney
George Woodruff II appeared that some business con.
necton existed between Leon and Woodruff the latter
of whom left here to attend the defendants business
while Leon travelled to sell mathematical instruments
which they manufactured. Woodruff was armed with q
power OF attorney TO draw the notes in question: and do
other business in the defendants absence, but 1t oni
learnt that the remances which he sent home not
applied to business purposes, and that the
involved in debt TO the amount OF 81 000 He
sisted the pay ment Of these notes. and commended
that secret partnership existed between the defendant
and Woodruff, and on that ground urged that the
action must fail as both parties had not been sued The
partnership however not proved and the jury found
Tor the plaintiffs.
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o-NoTICE TO CoNsUMPTIvE PERSONS.
MoRAvIA, June 81, Iei5


90 PEAsEs COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE
OF HOARHOUND CANDY-For the cure OF coughs.
colds hoarseness irritation of throat influenza SC is
compounded 25 the most safe and saluary ingred
for the above complaints, and by its combination
of these articles should be used separately and afford
relief, in the Compound Extract OF Hoarhound Candy
they amslgsmaed that the benefit Of the whole is
retail at as Division street. 10 Aston House. 10 Broad
way, and sc William ST..
1he Mayor of this city has voluntarily come forward
in favor oil Pease's Hoarhound Candy.
Messrs.-l have repeatedly used your hoarhound
dy for coughs and colds, and always found relief but
official duties prevented me from writing to you before
but have lately been cured Of influenza and from tho
OF your hoarhound candy cannot withhold from
commenting the same to the public.
am yours truly.
ROBT. II. MORRIS,
To John Pcasc & Son, As Division st
City Hall. New Nork, 9th June ls43
Our offices out OF the city No. Ledger Build
ings, Philadelphia So State street. Boston 81 State St
Albany ITO Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md l39 Full
ton street, Brooklyn; 23l Broad street. Newark %
Montgomery street, jersey City.
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NIBLos-DoNMzETTI's NEW OPERA Never were
the profession qualifications of Msele Calve so Sc
verely tested as in the new military opera of La
FtRe du Regimen, given at the Garden on Wednes-
day last. applause" is an inadequate term; "vehe.
ment cheering" rewarded this truly talented Prima
Donna. Her martial song in the I'd act was delivered
with truth, spirit and effect that perfectly electr-
fed the audience. The most ardent admirers of
her singing were equally astonished at her acting
The best result of the impression che created will be
found in the crowded Saloon tonight when this
truly superior Opera will be repeated Mr.. Bles
shone conspcuously in the compound music, but
after M'selle Cave, came that excellent artistic Ma
dam Matthew. Her acting at the piano, where she
really accompanies Con the piano forte) Marie's
choice morecau drew forth repeated rounds of ap
plause Her limitations Of the antquated style Of
performing on that instrument was excessively
amusing Young Richer appeared to greater advan.
tage than usual Indeed the whole Opera is excel.
ently well produced, and reflects the greatest Gre
dit on Mons. Provost.
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sTopPANI's BArHs.-A new attraction has been
added to Broadway in the magnificent bath-house.
just erected by Mr.. Soppaui, a gentleman long and
favorably known TO our citizens The elegance and
admirable arrangement Of this splendid establish
ment can be equalled only by the most fashionable
Partisan bath houses. Each bathroom is an ele-
giant little paror, well lighted and ventilated, and
presenting every imaginable facility Tor enjoying to
the fullest extent the luxury of bath. The apart.
ments for the ladies are fitted up with the greatest
taste and Judgment, and cannot be surpassed for
elegance and comfort. The female attendants are
exceedingly attentive, and cannot fail to give uni
versal satisfaction to all the fair patrons of the esta.
blishment. The experienced judgment of Mr.. Stop
PAM has enabled him to introduce several important
Improvements in the construction and appliances of
the baths. We were about to say something of the
decorations Of the place, but every body is pay
ing Soppani visit, we saved the trouble Of ad.
ding another word.
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GENERAL CAss's ORATloN.-OD occasion of the
celebration of the completion of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, General Cass delivered very eloquent
Grafton. A copy oft, which was furnished for pub
LEGATION in compliance with the request Of the ed-
tors has reached AS literary effort, it is high
y creditabIe to its distinguished author, and the
spirit Of devoted and enlightened patriotism which
it breathes throughout, is such as could emanate
emily from true American heart. Cass is going
ahead, and will give his rivals plenty of work by
and bye
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U. s. nIarshaI's Office.
Before Commissioner Rapelvea.

July 20-An examination took place this day in the
of John Regain, sailor belonging to the shin Fsr
nosa who charged the csptsin, Crawford and the two
mates with series of assaults the from Cork
Apalachcoa and thence to New York; The pos
sessed very peculiar features, but the defendants
except the mate who has not been apprehended were
bound to appear to a bill Of indictment.