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The New York herald., 1844-09-23

G7-WORMS CAUSE DEATH-IF THERE EVER
was time when parents should be watchiul over the
health OF their little he in mad above wise
saying, me present IS such time AL hongh
Fnitle- ised at all mssat this OF the yrar when
irult 50 plenty and 50 little regard had to tae quantity
aud Quality eaten the danger from yer, greatly
nrrsased and too much canton be used Ia detect
log the symp'cms which indicate their presance Dr.
sherman hss discovered spec f.. is WorA Loz.ppes
VIII eradicate them when all other means fail They hsva
haen sHctuaily tried for ths last four ysars and have
never been known TO fail children take the no wthou
any diff uy aud no have ev or used them ar. dis
sat f-d with their .Hects b. and yet genuine
y uo Nassau street or OF ihs regular agas 2a7 Hudson
l55 Bowsry u East Broadway and William street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

~ vEl'PEAl -yEGi iFlC iiLi.E HOIs TE,k CURz.
soi'orshaa, S'se- aHo su inosupurulsnt .c .r,s,
-o to nraihra rnese pills prepared by the Now Yoz
oesse ot Medicine and Pharmacy establishes sor shss
aainaaslon OF lnhokery, M, ha re':,l the
psady anh ehectnal remedy FOR slie suSvs complsana
meg are guaranteed t. roceat in fos tsc
Sage Gays, aod possess greater ln~sr oaa.i5aA
i.sohsrsss aad Chronic see han sy other prsessx4,or
y present known remsyin tos issse without sssisle
iens ioa nusneSs, tanttns the breath asaErseisT
Fsg the s-.iaoh Price ri ler boz.
51d 81 hs Once Of the College c rerf.acy ,s,a wo.
6:'ua ~ Nazaap street
= 9. SrCHARpsGn M. n. Ac.~,
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Dickinson and
Mott
M. C. PATERSON, District Attorney.
SEPT 2l.1hs Court met this morning. when few
notions OF but little interest entertained and they
ijourned Tor the term Davis, the eydepIty keeper,
not bailed and cab driver named Goulding chaTg
a with Inrc ny. WlG disch2Tged
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

6Ly- LICENTTOUsNESS-- The crowning evil OF the
day s.ems bid def all attempts it,
Daily do increase and become slaring in
spite OF all the eR ts made for ts suppression Why
this simply because it's ph, sca and moral have
never been understood On this subj-ct q than
Egg ptian darkness prevails, and 1t is no wonder that
while compelled 10 sroupe in such night OF ig
norance they should 60 astray Lot them have the light
OF knowledge th.m they have taken the wrong
ph and let beacon be erected to guide them right in
future The light is now cleaning forth the friendly
hand is now tutsretched 10 ard gnd. DR. Hol-
icks Lectures on the Origin OF Life te st attempts
ever mace to pish this esnlt They have
met with unparalleled success and will be- this week
repeated twice, comprising the 5oh Goth repetition
see adve ertisement.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUREp.-.Ths
goc Mixture, prepared by College oI hsdscne aud
pharmacy OF the city Of New York. 10 confidently re-
commended for ali ofdeny produces by secret in
fcIgoncs any Kind II invsluabls rene
~ 'or npotense steiy OF barronnsss (aness depend
,g on mai i-.oTjaation)
Single bottles ~ each Of hall szes es; csrs
0ly packed and sent 70 all parts oftbe 0n.or
Crroe 8. tbe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy os.
-acsau stTc8x Y RrHkRD.f)E. ~. d s~snt
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

90 DIR BLACKWELL's ANr-ACRID TINCTURE
al Scotch R.novaor has cured OF venereal
issorderr stubborn gieet seminal illusions weakness OF
ne uieter bladder and diabetes than any medicine
psed-i no commonplace remedy Is prepared upon
cien'ifc principles BY perhaps the first prsctoaer in
ne world r Bernard g7 Nassau street New York,
the only authorized agent in the United Safes For
ale by Backns Bull, agents. Troy. New York. and by
Or. L. Sillman, agent, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
MONEY ssARKET.
Sunday. Sept. 29-6 II. M.

The stock market for the psst weak has been rsher
Ait There has not been much change in quotations,
aud transactions have been principally confined the
iancy stocks Money is very abundant the Of inter-
at very low, and the demand upon the banks full az
lrgeas they can conveniently satisfy Private capital
ta in the street fnd the greatest difficulty in employ ing
heir innds he steady movement Of specie Europe
very great influence the stock market aud, ro.
doubt the principal cause Of the depressed OF hs
market Mexican dollars and Ansicsn half dollars are
nothing less, at this TIM than merchandise and
rnostof the shipments made this light
Although specie going forward much merchandise
which profits estimated, still these
not bu prove naous Commercial affairs in this
try They drain Of precious metals and depsciste
he value OF our circulating medium by hdrawing from
circulation silver, the place OF which will be supplied
with paper Specie will 80 farws ard asiong shipments
cia be made pref able. We tahle showing the
profits shipment OF one ihousspd dollars
SHirMsnT spscIs TO LONDON.
5000 in silver j. Equal 10 s66 ausccs.
Last quo on 10 l. mdon shllnss equal to 1880 shlga
Taking f2l6,i 10 equal 10. -. .$96l 26
ExchaBgs London Tor this amount
sl,ols,5s
One thousand Mexican dollars. S000,r0
Premium y per cent. l2,5,
ms, freight, &c. say ia per ct... 1910 81 02760
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

According 10 this calculation exchange could bs sold
oa this shipment at seven per cent premium aud all oh
tned above that would be ths profits the operaicn
Exchangei is now quoted al ten per cent, which would
i've proht Of three per cent on aspscie hisment
We annex our usual comparative table of quotations
Or stocks for the past week twill he observed that
rcss have varied bat very slightly since las, Saturday
QUOTATIONS ron THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE NEw
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

The Olympic Lady, from Franconi's, Paris, is to
Jump at the Circus this evening, for the first time.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
NiCokp,e pnAlslAn ALTERArIye MIa

% AiCOkD's PaHisiAr ALTERNATIVE kIS
rykE For the cure Of primary mdary 9yphilu
u all affections prcduced by az injudcous oi mey
Try. The great advantages possesaed this powerfu
tcI alive over all other rrepanions to- the cure OF Sy
lis, is the While curing the disease il improves tn
yorse disease than the one il is aimn cred for Th
sst recommendation we car give Of s that il IL nov
tentivey prescribed hy tiie faeicn ac uly whc 70,
triy considered mercury Tie only ior those con
i"nts sold ia single bottles 81 sacf IL cases ci AL
ozeE 80, csieiuiJ packSl nd sent T. all parts q ,
aion: once 0. tie College o aiedictas aid rharns
:, % Nassau strcet.
~ 9 Mlna.RA.AN NJ n.- Asn.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
Y0MAN
Her bosom SO spotless, her neck white and clear;
Her checks, where the rose and lilly appear.

Her BOSOM SO spotIess, her neck white and clear
Her checks, where the rose and lilly appear.
Delicious. angelic, and beautiful women. whose fea
ures skin and faces ed by sur age disease or
xposure thus return their to the immortal in
genor OF the Jones Italian Chemical Soap" for curing
implies ireckles erupt,ons salt rheum scurvy,
kin Give it single trial you'll regret it; at least
you would like clear healthy beautiful complexion
chemical Soap, at the sign Of the American 4 gle 81
nathan street. or 3,s Broadway New York l39 Full
On street. Brooklyn state street, Boston Ledger
3altings, Philadephia and Pease Broadway, Albany
u aier, beware of counteries Mind get none hut
ioDes' soap" Take careiook out for windlers THIS
j5sp is no longer soil in Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

N- GOURAUD'S GREcIAN HAIR DYE IA POSI-
lively vsry best acie for changing rcd grey or
hair 10 beautiful black OF dark brown ev.
Warranted at 67 Walker street. fyse store rkou Broad
,uay -N' ~~~'
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

General Sessions.

Nothing of ntersst at either the Pslice or Coroner's
u ices yesterday.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

a3- s. BERNARD's DiARRHUcA MEDICINE
aas been uy 'e.ted IN AL ;hs elm lt,s of H.
onntry Under the withsriug son 0f he south wh,i.
isease has slam is tnousand virtues nave To- en-
snown, and more highly appreciated II has gone 10 a..
itti..h I'D Of disear,sr lei with the .f siec,
net the fell destroy er and wen rishahe Iaufes A.
he North, at the East and at the West, IL has waIrsd
y sna DiarbGi, summer Complaints in children, Cho.
ga lnantum, Choices Cholera Morbus apd all the W..
ioa diseases Of the bowels and received praises that
oon give 1t place In every family. No 97 Nassau st
New York, is tue prsprieors sice. For sale sIso by
DE- w Minor, corner ol John street and Broadway;
Warren W. Page agents for Boston, Mass; Bsckus
< Bull, Troy New York Rosevet & Co, Hlban,
Ssw York, W. 7. Mercer, Newark, ~ J.; C. inglis Jf
New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

0rf- Gov Owsley, of Kentucky, has appointed
Hon Ben Hardin, Of Nelson county Secretary state
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

GRRAT SALE OF Musical INSTRUMENTS AND Music
Tomorrow Messrs. Halliday and jenkins OF
Broadway, dispose Of by auction, great amount
of musical instruments and music of every varie-
Y, among which will be found articles of the most
hoce description, together with some scarce and
valuable music. The lovers Of music, and musi-
clans generally, may never have such an opportuni-
y TO suppIyvheir present wants as this occurrance
ufords.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

THg FREEDOM OF TnE Pass Another editor
v : murdered at the South, the other day
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
ao-IrIs MELANcHoLYro TO CONTEMPLATE TIL

R-lTlS NELANtHOLfT TO CONTE MPLATF THl
1noer OF exquisite moulded faces beanp " ith srac,
,seI,ness and intelligence yet marred by p,mple
llches freckles, ronghness, sslow ness, redness
me other deect oi te skin One cake OF DR. Felix Gon
'uds Italian Meaicated Soap, will rapidly all thess
elects we can refer to several of most esteem
y ciizens who have been cured by the above Medcae
Sop Buy no where else but 81 Walker ST. first store
ON Broadway5O cents cake--and at smiths Drug
store, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

0g- HOW MANY LADIES THERE ARE WITH
therwse unexceptionabe features, whose ireli,ctua
,fows are completely hidden iroE by mass OF hair
onscious oi the deformy many Of them resort TO tn.
zidous experiment Of shaving the hair from ,her foi.
rai bu, the remedy oi course than the dsease
may bo easily seen by the unsgn'ly blue iing- wh,c
skin invariably after ap ic atlnps of IA
i2or To remedy this evil DR. Gouraud after series q
nernicsi experiments. produced mou. poudts ,ul
~ winch IS positively initlbie IN the Of snp.f
sous HAIR from any part OF the human frame Il ac
lalcky lesves no discofati0n amt always tested
only Office in New Yo,k 67 Walker street first sto,t
RON Broadway. 81 psr bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

FATHER MILLER This great modern prophet
and apostle is again up and stirring We believe
he is now in this city. But he cannot any longer
excite the faithful The only excitement nova
days is the " Polk and Clay excitement y and the
only End Of the World' that people think Of. is
the painting by Anelli at the Apollo.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

ITALIAN OPERA.-The next season at Palmo's
elegant theatre, promises to be very brillian and
successful one. Already large number Of sub
scrbers, from amongst the fashionable and opuleDt
classes. have entered their names, and we have no
doubt that the list will be quite full before the sea
opens Madame Pico, the new prima donna,
will, there is every anticipate, be very
great tavorite. fler voice is a mezzo-soprano Of
very great power and sweetness, and her method
svery excellent, the result OF careful study under
the best masters She possesses great personal at
fractions and has much fascination Of manner.
This season will open on Monday next, " III Bol
Iini's taverte opera I'll Pratt" and on Tuesday
ne ballet which has been for some time in prepara
lion, and which will De very attractive, will be g.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

The Gas MONOPOLY When will the arrange
menis be completed for public meeting against
the gas monopoes X is time TO be moving. The
means of redress are within the reach of those who
subjected 10 the extorlionate charges of these
companies, ,and if they be neglected by any, they
can never dare TO complain hereafter. We have
suffered from these monopolies TOO long. Let re.
solute effort be made, and the grievance will be
redressed before six months
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

lying, because it was wholly uno-
and has taken me entirely bv snApecs
You have pronounced it in a iea,l p,ls>
manly tone, worthy Of IN Amerir,s"
man. You arc not, probably, AVA N
connection existing between me ana ;, IL
chanical class to which you belonNea;
sides enjoying, in common with o,bs
pleasure Of using the beautiful ASH
taste and convenience constructed b-s 4
labor and skill, my only surriv;.. V
brother was once very exccllen, IS,
maker, and think | have rem,;o;.a
Ashland some articles wrought by HI, ~
But have always felt in tho succe, ~
OF the arts and manufactures of an. .
country, lively interest much hicb..
independent Of any which could aris. V. Y
my personal connections. w
] have ever thought it desirable 10 :.
country enjoying real and pra.lcaSI.a
dependence Of the rest of the wo,lS =
conducive to that object, | have hal
that our artizans ought to be proteetsS ave
still think they should be protected ,,,' y
the rival productions Of foreign arti,,s,
system Of policy moderate, re.,on.v
certain and stable. And, TO the SUNNI.
such encouragement Of our domestic ias
try. and the fostering OF our own coua'a
men, rather than the foreigner, the dies'l
Of my judgement and the feeling. Of =
heart, alike unite in prompting nv !.
tons, whether in private or public lite
Garry, sir, to your associates, and ,s,,.
yourself, my fervent wishes for the suc,.s
happiness and prosperity Of yourself n
them.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02
Market House.

The Burlingtonians have long felt
the necessity of the erection Of COM
modious building for the sale of meats,
vegetables, fruits. &c. And now, that
the corporation have disposition 10 do
something to further the matter, private
individuals have taken the business in
hand, and are giving their assistance to
advance the proposed end. Judging
by the amour, subscribed, the prospect
seems fair. and little more public spir-
it and liberality will be all that's requir-
ed to efec,ually secure the object in
view. Sufficient has already been SUBJ
scribed by individuals to erect neat
and convenient. house. though perhaps
not large enough for the increasing
wants Of the city. There is division
Of sentiment in regard to the location Of
the building. A portion preferring
Market street--and portion Washing
ton street. Both have strong advocates,
perhaps merely on sectional grounds.
Ii seems to US there can be no compari-
son between the two different silua-
lions. That Of Washington street is
far more in the centre Of The population
and business, while the other is far re-
moved from the majority of the COM
munily and entirely out of the business
part of the town. In point of mere
locale, Market stree. is out of the ques-
ton in its present condition. If we
were seeking for mill privilege we
might look for one in tina. quarter, but
certainly not for the location Of mar.
ket house.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

This is the title Of an article in a
late number of the Gazette, in which
the Editor Of that paper talks about
smendacious recklessness, self inflated
vanity stuff "a lie well stuck to,
.brayadocia,' .,hundergust.' the shout.
ders Of the gentleman of liesure, the
proper ,ime,' and 'indiscrete serb
blers.'-Really after such discharge
Of heterogeneous slang the Gazette
must feel relieved. We should be sor-
ry to interrup, i, in the operation OF
such discharges, but will suggest to the
editor that it would be far more sports.
manlike to fire in future whilst the
game is in sight, even if he does miss
it. But the proper time when will
that proper time arrive! All there's
the rub. When will the Gazette re.
deem its pledge! When will it come
out and defend Mr. Van Buren, from
the charges which we have made and
sustained against him!
Surely no time can be more "pro-
per" than the present, for never was
the great apostle Of paten. democracy
in more need Of aid and support than
now. Delays are dangerous. Give
him turn neighbor, his political sal
walton may depend on your efforts,
and if you cannot defend him by argu-
ments and facts, give Us another DIS
charge, it may keep your spirits up
and will show your desire, if the abil.
i,y and material are wanting. But if
you have given up Mr. Van Buren's
case as hopeless tell us something more
about Mr. Clay's bloodless duels, wing
songs, or give US minute description
Of Gen. Jackson's Knife and Dagger
operation, with Tom Benlon, in the
streets of Nashville. Anything to
keep your courage up, for silence be-
gets melancholy.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, on the 18th, the post
age bill was taken up and discussed
An amendment, limiting TO the SEES.
sions Of congress the privilege Of using
five Post Office stamps per day, for
each member Of the Senate and House;
was adopted.--In the House, Mr. HAIR
DIN, reported from the military com.
mis!ee a bill appropria,ing $50. 900. for
the erection of an armory at Massac,
on the Ohio river: Which was REFER.
ed 10 the committee Of the whole. The
Western Harbor bill was then con-
sidered and lively debate ensued
between Messrs Douglass, Rhen,
Holmes, McClelland, &c. Various a.
mendments were offered and objected
10, and the subject was under discus.
sion when the House adjourned.
On the 18th, the question ordering
the bill to third reading, was rejected
by vote Of 81 TO lO2; and consequent.
ly by loco foco votes. But the vote
was Immediately reconsidered, and on
the 10Th the vote was taken thereon,
when they resolved to reconsider by a
vote Of 1919 to 40. The subject was
still under consideration at las. ad-
vices.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02


The opinion is daily gaining ground
tina. the former Of the above personages
will be chosen to gil the highest office
in the gift Of seventeen millions OF free
men. There are loco focos, even in
this community who believe Clay will
be the choice Of the people in the COM
ing campaign. And for our life' we 90
not see how any one can believe differ
emily. The local elections that have
just taken place show what the relative
situation Of the two parties is. We DO
not consider these elections. generally,
fair test of the strength of the rival
factions, but when principles and meas
ures enter into the contest as we be-
lieve they have in the recent Ones we
are inclined to think differently. The
Tariff, and other great measures OF the
wings, were brought forward promin-
emily, and the battle fought under the
banner Of Clay, the great advocate Of
these wing doctrines. With these in
view, they have fought and conquered.
When elections of this nature are car
ried on it may be said they foreshadow
the coming victory.-For our own in
dividual part, we shall just as soon ex-
pect to see The roses blooming upon the
graves Of yonder hill next fall, as to
hear Of The election of Martin Van Bu-
rem to the office of President of the
the United States. We believe his e.
lection inimical to the interests of the
American people; and tina! experience
has taught them SO, we have no doubt.
Though the great wing measures have
been opposed with all The violence of
partnership, and have had bu. partial
operation, sill their beneficial effects
have been SO extensively fel! that we
believe no man can truly desire the re-
election Of man who is and ever has
been opposed to them. No lover of his
country can desire it, when he looks
abroad and views the causes and effects
in their true light.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02
Mr. CLAW and the Mechanics.

During Mr. Clay's brief sojourn in Colum.
bia, s. c., he was waited on and welcomed
to the city by Mr. Shepherd. a worthy jour.
neyman cabinet maker, who had been Sc
lected by the brethren Of his craft to per.
form that pleasing duty. After rendering
to Mr. Clay the Inequalities Of the capitol
OF South Corolina, the speaker said:
In you, sir, we recognize the constant
and unfinching friend, not only Of the me.
chancal arts. but Of all the other great
and varied interests of our common coun-
try. In your patriotism we have entire
confidence. and for your long and faithful
public services. we owe you u debt Of graft
tude which we are anxious in some measure
to repay, and shall glory in the opportun-
ty of further testifying our appreciation of
your worth. We promise you our undivid.
ed support, and challenge the appreciation
Of our brethren throughout the Union. As
cabinet makers, we know you to be master
,oorkman; and in electing you chief boss, we
confidently expect to see the best cabinet
,oork, since the days Of Washington; and
the people will not be obliged to pay or be
under the least necessity TO send 90 France
or England as Mr. Van Buren, did, to furnish
the White House.
In conclusion, we would merely observe
that rs glue is one of the most essential ar.
ticles in our business. we trust that you will
use the very best, to stick fast and bind for /.
ever together all the great and varied inter
ests Of our wide spread land, and make our
country in fact as in name free and indie.
pendent.
Mr. Clay responded in substance as fol.
lows:
Mr. SHEPHERD: Irequest You to accept. Cor
yourself and the cabinet makers Of Coium.
bia. my respectful acknowledgements for
the sentiments. personal to myself. with an
expression of which. as their organ. you
have just honored me.
Your friendly address il not the less graft.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

A sad accident occurred at Norwich,
Connecticut. oh the afternoon Of the l5t h.
The powder house, containing 100 barrels
Of powder. was fred by party Of boys VIII o
were at play near the building with gun.
1t is not known whether the fire was com.
municated by the discharge of the gun. or
whether the house was broken into and a
train laid and the house blown up. Two Of
the boys are fatally wounded. and the 9TH
er two are 80 badly hurt a. to be unable to
give any account Of the affaiy.-Mg. Repb.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

It may not be undressing 10 some
of our readers to know how the above
name originated: name tina. causes
the heart of every true patriot to glow
with enthusiasm al the recollection ol
his brilliant career: a name around
which centres and circles all that IS
bright, noble and patriotic: name that
will lead thousands to victory in the
grea. political contest now at hand; anc
name that will live in the hearts OF
his countrymen, and in the annals OF
fame when tina. of Martin Van Buren,
will be but as the whisper of the pass
ing breeze.
At a dinner given in New York IN
1887, where were present number OF
wing delegates from Baltimore, who
wen. 10 congratulate the New Workers
on their victory Of November, John
P. Kennedy of Baltimore was toasted
by Philip Hone; Mr. X. replied most
felicitously, and closed his address as
follows:
'.In the graduation Of this triumph,
as we'll as in the stir and tumult Of the
contest, we have names to be remem-
bered, which, indeed, our country can
never forget. l will pledge one that
lives in the heart Of every Whig-a
name TO rally upon when Freedom re-
quires a champion--to boast Of when
we are asked for patriotic love,
when our affections would seek gen
erous hearted friend-a name
which has spell in it 10 gather mil
lions when free hearts and strong
hands are to be summoned in defence
Of our counlry's honor--l give you
HARRY OF THE WEST.
--"Our liveiiest pledge
OF hope in fears and danger, heard so oft
In worst extremes, and on the perilous edge
Of battle when 1t ragged, in all assaults