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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

The PHENx BANK TRIALS On Monday the
trial Of Wyman and Skinner was resumed, and &C.
cupied the day without any sensible approach to
termination. After various unsuccessful motions
by the counsel of the prisoners, the defence was
opened, and was progressing when we last heard
from Concord. A county paper somewhat ironically
thus comments on this trial
1t may be very presumpiious in US 10 offer advice
TO the august individuals who are engaged IN the
benevolent work of defending the unfortunate gen
llemen now on irialin this town. But nothing snail
iIeVeht us dong our duty towards our fellow crea'
lures. We, therefore, humby suggest 10 the learn
ca counsel, that they abandon the line OF defence
when they have assumed and tall back upon the
popular ground OF insanity. This will save their
cIleh.s, and nothing else can. There is abundant
proof that the accused are insane. Mr.. Brown must
DE insane, or he never would have got into such
scrape, with so little benefit himself Is any proof
wanted wa OF mr.. SINNERS insanity? Behold it in
nance, and the palor which marks his cheeks AS
to Mr.. Wyman, Dr. Thompson's testimony can
leave no doubt on the mind of any rational being
OF his insanity. According to the Doctors testi-
him, while acting as President and Director of a
Bank, was .reduced to the extremity OF sforkipg
over the ready, by tears and grey hairs We put
1t to the lustrOus counsel, 10 the honorable Court
and to all reasonable men, il any thing Of like
character ever happened TO sane bank official ?
When the tiger turns from blood, and laps milk
when the shark refuses the leg OF man, and goes
with a relish to vegetable diet-when the eagle
passes by the lamb, and gathers the violet and the
dew for his meat and drink-when the wolf sim
cerely mourns over the cruelty OF the dog in not
permitting his heecy charges TO roam-when all
these things shall have taken place, we shall be IN
tit frame of mind to listen without laughter to the
suggestion that bank official was ever ready to
take tears and grew hairs as collateral securities Tor
money loaned. Until they do take place, let not
common be outraged by the assertion that
such official is accessible to the ordinary, COM
mon, every day feelings of humanity We, there
fore, repeat our advice, and were we MIR. rs
counsel, would not hesitate to take the position,
in the full conviction Of our ability TO maintain H.,
that our client was admirably fitted for the Presiden-
cy of hospital of incurabes.
ALlsoN's History OF EUROPE We have received
from the Messrs. Harpers No. Is of this highly ia
teresting and able history. The whole will be pub.
lished in sixteen numbers, at rs cents each, making
four volumes'of 600 pages each. No, la opens the
fourth and last volume. For sale at this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

o. TO THE LADIEs-The Identifying Lotion,
from 81 Cortandt street. is the only article that VIII re-
tan, frecklcs roughnoss pimples and richness
The face and neck and give the complexion peau.nu
hue II is cosmetic that every lady will continue using
after having The price is butte cents per DC NE
and TO be had only ct 81 Cortlandt street, s" nett
branch house Comstock and Ross, 81 Cornhi, poson'
Wrs HAYS 1870 Futon street, Brooklyn D. smith, $40
81 old street NEWARK.
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For Lone BRANCH No one who yiss the
nelghborhood OF Long Branch at this season should
fail to spend day or two at Hammona's Pavilion
Hotel on the North Branch, as il is one Of the mos
romantic, pleasant resorts in the vicinity.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, August IA, Is4s.

FoRElsN NKws.-The steam ship Hibernia, Cap
tain Jadkins, from Liverpool has been at sea thir.
teen days, having sailed on The 4lh inst. She is
hourly expected, and will bring sixteen days later
advices.
The Great Western sailed from Liverpool on the
9th, and has been at sea twelve days. She has a
full freight of foreign manufactures, which will
impede her speed slightly. We shall look Tor her
InmnrrnNx
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n3- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE
cure guaranteed The College Ct Medicine and mar
macy OF the city of New York established for the sup
preston Of quackery prepared to treat all
of private nature and odrr to ell those efcted with
these distressing mslsdies advantages not he met win
at any other institution in this country, either puniic or
private. From the constant correspondence snd rom
private gements between the Medical VI
diseases orwadeato them long before they ieaoh 'he
majority Of the medical professions OF TINS country.
With such advantages, together WIN tue comm m
skill Of the first medical OF this country ne Coege
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken he suppression of quockery," will receive tho
II deserves from that portion oil the public re-
curing their services.
Terms for advice. end ell medicines, 20
ease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received e!sewhere any an
Obtain n chest containing all medicines, with full dine
tons for use with guarantee OF by addressing
agent of the College post paid, enclosing So
BY order. .. RlCHARDsON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, % Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

LEGAL DEcIsIoN.-The High Court Of Errors and
Appeals OF Mississippi have decided that note,
gwen Tor the purchase money of negro brought
into that State as merchandise, and for sale, is
void, and Of course not recoverable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

M PROFESSOR vELpEAU's CELEBRATED
n for tho radical cure Of gonorrhm and gset can only
Ps a. nro al The off e Of the New York College o.
es hsu ~ ph amacv OF Nassau street 81 per box.
Modio'he "no w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
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The DEPARTURE OF THE ScoTcH MURDKREss.-
Yesterday Mrs. Gilmour. alias Cochran, COM
menced her return voyage 10 Scotland there TO
take her trial on the charge of numbering her hus
band. She sailed in the packet ship liverpool. IN
charge OF the officer, Mckay, who came in pursuit
ct her, and every thing was done that humanity
could prompt to secure her comfort on the passage
She has FOR her use and occupation cabin between
decks, which was made for the accommodation OF
me better class OF Storage passengers She has
female attendant expressly to administer 10 her
wants. and she will be fed with food from the cabin
She was exceedingly cheerful-all her assumed lido
cy had disappeared, and she spoke with sapeuine
anticipation OF the result of her trial. though
in a letter which she wrote to her conn.
sci before her departure, she expressed her ex
nectailon that attempts would be made 10 swear
away her life. Mr.. Commissioner Rapelie. who.
throughout the investigation in this case has acted
with much firm determination in the enforcement,
Of the treaty sipularions between the two coun
,rIee, accompanied the prisoner out TO Sandy Hook
aa4 saw her committed to the great highway of ne
lions, and safely delivered from his jurisdiction
The treaty has been, therefore, kept inviolate anc
the faith OF the nation in this matter is unainted
II was intended TO have despatched her by the
Sheffield on Monday, but the captain or owners re
fused to take her.
D. The Ro,zlino Gvoon Eo-,,a:, in l. m.
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mz- no THE DEMOCRATIC REpupLIcAN

90 TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Electors Of the Ninth Ward-The Ticket hereinafter
mentioned is submitted to the Democratic Republican
Electors Of the Ninth Ward. They all in favor Of
the true Republican principle that the People tn
selves should select their to the
tons OF the party without the intervention Of
any other bodies OF individuals For this they
advocate the broad principle that the egates 10 the
Democratic National Convention, at Baltimore, shall he
elected by the People in their primary assemblages and
not by packed veDon, TO be held at Syracuse In
dependent Democrats nominated for your support
men, w.io If elected your Delegates, will. for the
rights of the People, in opposition the claims those
who have for years arrogaed to themselves the exclu
sive right Of controlling the Democracy of this city and
State.
The Ticket proposed for your support, is the follow
ing -
In favor Of the SIM lie district system.
JAMES II. SUDAN.
EDWARD PAT rERSON.
HENRY r. WANM aKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

FRoM GIBRALTAR. BY the arrival Of The 81. Cloud
at Boston, we have Gibraltar dates 10 the ll'h ult.
Letters from Cadz state that the river Guadequiver
had been declared in state Of blockade, and that
all communication between Cadiz and The interior
had been stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

G7- MEDICAL SCIENCE VERSUS QUACK-
ERY.--A Cure Gusranteed.-The College Of Medicine
md Pharmacy othe city New York. established for the
suppression Of Quackery, Ia now prepared to treat all
private nature, and offer to all those afflicted
with these distressing malades advantages not to be met
with any other institution in this country either public
private. From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the members Of the Col
ege and the most eminent Professors OF the Medical n
uons OF Europe, all the improvements in the treatment
these diseases forwarded to them long before they
reach the majority Of the medical profession Of this coun
try. ,,
With such advantages together with the combined SKIP
Of the first medical men this country, the College ,eI
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken, the
suppression OF quackery" will receive the patronage IL
deserves that portion Of the public requiring the
services.
Terms. + advice, and all medicines, 50.
Patients living distance. by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with iuii dIec
tons for USE with guarantee Of cure, by addressing 'he
Agent ofthe College, postpaid enclosing 20 -
nv order w. s. RICHARD SON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the Colleges 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD Yes
terday, labourng man, named Fitzpatrick, was
killed by falling through the bridge at the Hampton
Depot, on the Erie Railroad. 1t appears that he
was thrown, by some collision, from the freight
cars, and fell through the bridge. When he was
taken up he was carried into hotel close by,
where he died, after three hours suffering His
daughter was with him, and being true Catholics,
attempted TO read the service OF her religion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

NDLo's -GABRrEL KAvEL's BeNEFIT.-This mcst
excellent artiste, whose skill, taste and talent have
contributed so much TO the success Of all the pieces
performed by his wonderful family, takes benefit
tonight. His name alone would attract more
than ordinary crowded saloon, but he has rich
programme for his numerous friends The Bsdouin
arabs, most exciting and novel entertainment, IL
be produced for the first time this season, Gabriel
dances with Miss Wells new Spanish Pas de Deux.
Tight rope by the iamily-to conclude with the
Pantomime Of enchantment, Dfaauime. Those who
desire seat at all will have to be at the Gards n
early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

90 CLEAR THE TRACK.-An the puny efforts of
the opposers of the celebrated Chinese Hair Eradcator
will end in disgrace the increasing popularity this
bled hair the lip low forehead moes thick hair
on back Of the neck any where else will find the
Chinese remove IT, the skin left actually smoother
than before All used before purchasing. To
he had only true 81 Courandt ST. In Brooklyn of Mrs
HAYS Fulton ST. Newark 32o Broad ST. and also only
in Boston OF Cemstock Boss, So Cornhill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

o. The Bowling Green Fountain will be iliumi-
mated on Friday evening between the hours Of eight
snd ten o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

CHATHAM THEATRE Beyond all question this
house now presents the strongest claims for public
support of any similar establishment in this coun-
try. We have not for many years seen such an ar
ray of talent as is now engaged at this Theatre
Vandenhof, Forbes, Jamison, and Scott, assisted
by Mrs. G. Jones and Mrs. Green, are capable OF
sustaining, with all proper effect and excellence, any
dramatic author in the English language. With
such ortistes at their command, the management
may well exclam with Richelieu-'there sno such
word as taht' Go, all, and witness this splendid
conjunction of talent and genius. See advertise
meni under the head of amusements.
o. One Of the English universities, the Surrey,
it lie said has conferred the degree of Doctor Of d..
vinity upon the Rev James w. G. Pennington, the
colored Congregationalist preacher, in Hartford.
He has been in London attending the Worlds Con-
vention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

10 THE UNRlVALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the permanent of all the protean forms of Dyspepsia
This universally admired MIXTURE being pleasant to the
taste and smell gently astrnges the bres OF the stomach
and gives the proper tsnsty which good digestion re-
qures As pothng can be better adapted to help and
noursh the constitution there is nothing gone
rally ackno wledged be peculiarly ecacous in all
inward wasngs loss Of appetite indigestion depression
Ospirits trembling shaking of the limbs shortness Of
BREATH consumptve habits In all disorders
from whatever arising its effect truly wonderful
which dreadfuy affect the weak the sedentary, and
the delicate, will in short time be succeeded by cheer
fulness and every pressge of health.
Sold in large bottl s. So each. In small bottles, ST.
each In containing half dozen, SIS, carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Union
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office and Consulting Rooms of the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Sales OF Stocks c1PhiIadclphia, yesterday.
$1,000 Cncnnati 6s 1865 81; $4,000 Tennessee es. ds
nat 81 1880 Lehieh Mortgage Loa So S2l H. 100
state 6s 1854 90; 90 shares Wilmington Rk, b ds
fiat, IL.
AFTER BoARp-6o shares Mechanics Bank, Isl IFS
DO Wilmngton RR, DIS fiat, ~; as do u Bank, At;
$4,000 state SIS, 1865 55 S00 do 1854 $500 10 1885,
So. $1,000 Tennessee SIS, 10Th March, 6lt.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
PHILApELPuIA, Aug IG-An Eliot Baker Boston: & w
Erickson, Smith fork Ironsdes Morley Hart
ford Cid. Vim Thatcher, Decker, Port Antonio; Hadassa
Knowlton, Boston.
BALTIMORE, Aug l6-Cld Northumberland Mason Monte.
yideo aud market; Belle, Masters Barbadoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

0D-"TO NURSING MOTHERS" WHO MAY BE
trou oed with that distressing complaint Sore Nipples
and who find difficult 10 nurse the child, DR.. Shermsns
Papillary Oil is recommended specific. 1t has
been in use many and has in curing the
disease in two three days matter how bad the
If the directions strictly ollowed nor disagree
able hurul to the child, that its application will
not prevent the mother from nursing the infant during
the cure Mrs Keeler and Remsen, two old and expert
enced nurses have witnessed its effects in 4s0
and knew instance of its failure and Dr. Castle
knew bad that the nipple appeared if il
give relief the first application Of the oil yed all the
pain and srartng and perfect cure effected in three
days Dr. Vanderpoo 1872 Fourth street. of best
ply sicans, from extensive experience believes TO he
infable and Professor Bingham has it used ire
quently, and in failing to cure in from two TO
three days DR.. Shermans warehouse is No l06 Nassau
street. Agentsl0 Broadway; 10 Astcr House; 227 Hud
streets 1888 Bowery II East Broadway; SO William
street, and 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
y-TO FAMILIEs.-Every family, rich or poor
should always keep in the house Of the Magical
Pain Extractor, from Comsook Co. in of accden,
by fire. is sure safeguard as it will save lie in
~ Of burps the vital parts unpjured. last
week saved the life Of child Of Mrs. Curran l59 Wash
ington street. and any who has the least doubts
call the mother her phi sican Dr.. Harris No
Stone street. 1t also cured Inflammation of the eyes Of
Captain Samuel Bird, Peeksk NJ merchant, in three
days. although for years he had been under the best med
cal skill the country This save is public blessing
and acts remarkably all outward erupons and pain
in any part Of the body
~To all who cannot pay for meeici.c will give
gratis Mesrs Co. determined that its virtues
shall be known every family in this city. To bs had
only Of them 81 Courandt street, and Of agents Mrs
Hays 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and only of d Smith
and periodical agent Broad street Newark and
at the branch house, ComstOck Ross 81 Cornhil Bos
ton
child in Newark last week Now any one, if they re-
member what they read will recolect that within the
last month four fve persons have their lives by fire
and the burns than these two children
the whole set of doctors at the City Hospital could
them. Truth will speak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.
RlLLA, GENTIAN AND sARSAFRAS, prepared and
sold by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the atty
Of New York. for the radio cure of all diseases arising
from an impure state of the blood viz scro'ula SAT-
face or body, Rheumatism malignant Ulcers and all dis
arising IRON injudcious Of mercury. This
purely vegetable extract is prepared under the supern
tendance OF the first medical men in the city, and
universally prescribed ny the medical faculty through
the States possessing all the curative properties Of
the different vegetables it is composed of in the highest
FORM Sold in single bottles, rs each
containing halt Dozen So So in do containing
the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College 81 Nassau
trppf
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90 STOP THIEF OH. HA, HA,HA!

90 STOP THIEF 7 OH HA. HA, HA!
Three shilling only-what sum TO force dead hair to live
By using jones' famous Coral Hair Restorative.
A PUFF, By HEAVEN A PUFF OR HUM.
BUG exclsims the very far seeing reader. Stop, we
here give the lie to that opinion Do you suppose that
we'd take trouble 10 humbug you shngs2
Mott costs to let you know Of this article We
know is all represent it, and know that after try
log bottle for three shilings you'll buy The
above is the price sell trial bottles OF jones' Coral
Hair Restorative The positive qualities Of which
ranted to be as follows-f merely to dress the hair
i will make it dark. soft and silky, and keep it SO
thrice as long any other articles the hair to
on the face head body any where nature intended
hair to grow, stop it falling Off scurvy dandru
and make light, red or grey hair grow naturally dark
sea price s, or shings bottle, At the sign OF the
American EAGLE, So Chatham street. ~ Y AGENTS.
Ledger Budin Pailadephia State street, Boston, or
1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, l. I.
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90 THE WRITER OF THE ANNEXED is WELL
acquainted to usias popular OF his rsspecs
bty and standing it is as highs any man in his commu
nifty -
CHARLEsroN, Aug. 8, ls43.
Please send $500 worth OF your nvaiuable Hoar.
hound Candy, and draw me at ten days sight, and
much obge me- am out OF il, and the grippe Ia
beginning 10 be prevalent and fear shall be quite out
bes means as conceive to give it still wider popularity
In town take your small circular and put it into letter
far as they will | hear every day the highest encomn
ums passed upon its merits from individuals of the high
est respecabiy and see daily those who were thought
to be far gone with consumption, bring evidence of its
wonderful efficacy in curing complains; and can also
bear testimony in its favor for my experience bears
me out in doi1g not been able to keep cold,
for always apply of your candy Immediately and
the cold or cough gone; there is nothing like having
parcel OF by you, 10 take the first symptoms
being manifest shall not fail to give its virtues the
toriety they SO justly deserve
Respectfully your obedient servant,
AMOS HEAD 95 East Broadway, Charleston, s. c.
To Messrs. j. PEAsE & Sons, As Division ct.
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iOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

lz- GREAT WESTERN IS DOING GREAT
business ut the American Museum. His imitation of a
locomotive engine surpasses all conception, and be
appreciated only by being heard. Mr.. Cole Master
Diamond &c. Sc all bright stars in their several
spheres and give universal satisfaction They give
rich entertainment to night at o'clock The new Hall
fitted up as perpetual fair, attracts great st.enon and
must meet the encouragement OF business men, It's GER
tainly an excellent thing.
CO NOTICE John A. Gsnin, lste OF the firm of
Genin Van Vranken informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has opened Store No 90 Broadway Bird door
above Wall street good assortment Of Hats constant
ty on hand. Hats OF any style made to order.
N- TRUTH VINDlCATED.-A An article having up.
peared in this paper with the above title in reference to
controversy between myself and p. l. Munos my name
was ertenty omitted the certificate of NJ Ra
DER by which inferred that the store was oc
cuped oy him The segar store, sag Bowery, formerly
occupies by Munoa, purchased for myself by Mr.
hsser where my customers will find capital assortment
ohoce Principe and Havana sesars OF avorlte brands
p. GlLsEY.
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W- FAT TURKiES AND PIGS READY RO AsTED
are sid 10 run about the streets with knife and fork
stuck IN their Sides begging in the most peous tones
every one they meet to come and eat them in the beau
iul land OF Cockaigne Who would not live in such
land Ana yet, unless you were well supplied with
Peters Pills, the foul hend of Indigestion would seize
upon you, and prove the direct foe your peace by day
and oil your ease by night But how is here in the
United States. Pigs and TURTLES exceeding plenty
but Peters Pills and Lozenges much more plenflI
and scarcely out OF hundred Of her II of
habtans groans under the horrors OF the nightmare and
these the only persons who do not these wonder
full medicines
Principal office l25 Fulton street, corner Nassau
Agents, j s. Murphy, 90 North sixth street, PhiIade
phs; A. 8. Jordan Milk street, Boston; Dexter, AL
bany.
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QIS- DIR. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The followingcertcaie given to Messrs Kuowlss
and Cheesemau who old and respectable merchants
at knowlesville, Orleans county State of New York
whose attesation is Sufficient guaranty Of its truth -
KyowLEsvILLB, June 20, 5I3
This certfes that for several years have been times
subject to q violent cough, and occasionally high
lever raised much corrupt matter, and was, finally
thought to be in the last stage of consumption At this
time heard of DR.. Wsta's Basem of Wild Cherry. and
commenced taking it, and finding immediate relief from
it, put all other medicines aside took several bottles,
which entirely cured my cough, the fever lett and
my appetite was restored. From its good effects in
my case would rec,mmend this medicine 10 all who
are affl icted with an affection Of the lungs
IONA THAN FERRIS.
The above certificate is strictly correct
KNOWLES & CHEEsEMAN.
Sold at l25 Fulton corner Nassau street. Dexter Al
bany; Goiham New Haven; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.