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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-06

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE laI CHATHAM sT, NY
Brsnsh Stores, 3ls Bleecker street. New York.
36i Grand street, near Suffolk,
l9l Greenwich Hsrr Futon.
ll6 Fu.ton street, Brooklyn.
also Corner Of Maine end Louton STREET, Patterson, j.
find 40 North FIf.h street, Philadelphia.
INVITE TIN ATTEN zion OF CITY AND COUN.
L TRY FAMILIES AND Pp RCHASEbS to Their several
where they think be found by far the best
and undulteated Teas United States
The universal popuia y and Of their hods. with
refs ixn .tes, low aud uprst de ling, is
well understood render further
Original aud yny Warehouses for the sale Of owaua Black
Tea Observe !'Styans vii be PARTICULAR rem, mber
he number Of the prut ii Chhsm street. VIZ 2i.
between Pearl and Roreel Streets The pnbc will also be
pleased to notice iha. the CAnon Tea have
Thing d. with other oies except those oescr ed At the
top II his advert s.rneut apps 3mssc
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JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOTT blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
L for the certain and permanent Of all
Diseases and Eruptlons OF the Skin,
Pimples salt nheum Scurvy,
Botehes in fact, any but the pnbe must be
their guard against
who efsit This valuable wonder
WORKING effect blessed rtcle Reace be not deceived Ask
do not touchit If IT, tits dangerous or useless Ask
particularly for Jones Italian Chemical Soap We positive
above be its real quaites It also in the
surprising
Changes dark yellow skin
TO healthy, fac cieirress.
Many think it's exaggeated let such
has hundreds ce3reu skin Of freckes
sunburn morphew also be consc,enousiy
ed for old aud heals Physcans be
rsfe rfed to who IL daily in their piac,ice.
But mind It is Jones soap As done and ,i, Effects thess
American tsB 50 nathan street, aud ,2s Broad X;
inRs, Philadelphia 2O7 King street, Charleston Gish
ad Mrs Hays 1879 Fulton BROOKLYN l..
l. apa lmsec
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers
MVALENTINE'S, a. Futon Market, $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article all selected pece.; A3 barrels Ciy
Inspected Meas keef warranted and 800 half barrels oil Family
Beei, very hne r "a aided for the southern market.
Inc above Beef packed careful and udici0us mannes
and VIII Keep good climate without getting salt he
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
mN tmsrc No AZ EuItou Market
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TO The LADIES.
lT YIIILE,S uTERO ABDOMINAL SiIPpOh

DE-. nULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
SHls for the radical cure OF proapsus Ue
sdi.s the Of the obiec!ons peasay confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing under
the mort aggravated circumstances
The liza attained high character EUROPE
well az in & connuy Il adopted TO me entire aass Of
ing inHosps o. lordon and Paris and is universally re-
commended in Europe by medical men of the highest rank
IN this e2 by the leading members of the
faculties OF Cosgea sAs 0'stss and By al the eiscs'
private .i.ioGsly.
koofni have bsca SxRishea exclusively for ladies No
Vescy street, sepeate ertScc cm tho business de-
where lacy constant stscEdance to apply
Trusses aud Supporters female patients. all lmrc
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
No 65L IBER TY SIRE E II,

CUP ScAlkS.)
a DALkSME Importer and Agent for Manufactures, has
"A. always hand large OF dinner and
ps white and gilt Wrench ror.ean well dinner and
Dess Plates, of al assorted Dishes Soup Tureen.
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands.
Ass, Fancy Tea Sets and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also, lea and CnocoaLs Ware, Greek freccn Amer
ean shape
All the articles warranted Of the bes quality and b.
sold literal terms, and in toss 70 suit purchasers
milo AMI
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TNF0RMAl ION WANTED Of JAMES 4. MILLER
native OF New York. and Seaman by profession when last
heard from he was n Bristol Enslana in 1870 SHOULD he b
advantage applying Steel. Baker No III Cher
ry street New York. mi 3mdaw*rc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
greatest discovery in medical science that Of M
rally received opinion Of the exstsn o. ncurabr stsity OF
extremely r) The nyari Bile and Of hi.
Elixir Cordial instance, OF producing that Of
health which result the wife becong blessed mother,
who for yars chdless lon-inss has fully esab ish
ed h fact that usually termed durable by
the Of the Proereave Elixir Cordial 1t iniallabe
senural weakness, uor aDus debility inconmnence and
the various train OF complaints arising from illness or
dation The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Csrds well g:
uciee evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
which held 1t pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The undeRned the only authorised agent tor this
try.
Price 81 bottle
For the Of those residing out of the city the in
gradients composing Elixir Cordial put packages
Tor transmission by mail with full direction for pspariEa
Pnce Of package s., making three bottles
All letters must be postpaid and directed to
DR. +. MELVEAU, box "a, N. York city.
ap27 I'm D&W *m Office 129 Liberty Sc.
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MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No SO Reads
IA street. Broadway, loans large small SUNS
may be required Watches, Diamouds Jew ery. silver
Ware Dry Gods. Wearing Apparel and personal properly
Isscrrtirr ,p2a ,msc~
Yacht ZENUBIA.--This beautiful spieasure \ sCht, OF
about fifty tens huih is Tor sale. She is schoo
ner rsged yacht peastened we found and remarkab
FAST faler She be Manhattan leland Dry Dock
any hour IN the day Apply TO Mr. JOHN HYER, James
Aver " GO --sf ali
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WILLIAM PETTET,
DIR 4 PER Il ND TAIL
80 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
prepared TO Furnish all who may favor him with their
orders. For the cheapness durability OF his work. and
avns thirty cent, he Oilers for their confederation the fol
lowing list OF pces:--
Snperiof Dress Coats, made order, ..".$o
Wool dyed bi .ckz, from ....... IA to Is
Cashmere tentS 4
Fancy esfs 2tO9,T
sack Coats 20, 80 to 800
Persons urnsing their notwithstanding and trimming
IN the neate't manner at the following prices -
Goats from. Sc
Fonts and Nestx... to LIS
Naval and Military Uniforms made in tha best style
IN B-Ciothin2 made the southern ana market,
with .atness ard despach
share the pubic patronage solicited lmsvc
HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON 81 rTEks
'IHESt 81 ItR5 are highly rerommend-d BY medical
faculty Of Euroe restorative Tor the ts and
also positive cure for tver and be ob'anea
all the cpul Hotels the United Sites sold wholesa
only at the Eagle Vine Vaults No. II Spruce street. under
Mr. Thomas Bells Auction Store
Philidei1hie Porter Extra Ale and Champagne Cider #
sut e1io qualities, delivered all of the city free Of
p
Hotel Keeper. Grocer and Country Merchants requested
10 cAI and examine Tor themselves apis ham
r. OLD AMI SILVER Ke.FINER AND AS AVER OF
~, fALS.-B Oold, Old Odd and Silver, Jewellers
and SIyerxmiths Sweepinss boukh. b.
BARNARD, Office Wall st Get,
- Works 2,l Mercer At.
Fine Gold Rolled Silver Plating Brass aud Plated Metal
nstantly ON hand. a233msm
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OFFICE OF JErYERsor INSURANCE. CoMPANY,l
No sc Wall 1t, opposite TIE Exchange. J
THIS Company continues to Insure against Los' and pa.
by Fire. goods aud msrchaldiLe, and also
oRains loss by nl navigation vessels aud their
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas L. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
T. X Robson. M D.. Joseph Drake,
T.oInpso rrics Joseph Alien,
Moses Tucker, ia .es T.. Holmes,
John H.. Davidson, John p. Moore
JOHN II. Lee, james r. whiting,
Caleb e. Tunis, VIM. X. Thorn,
Francis p. Sage, Thomas M0rrcll,
John u Merritt rug .le Bogart
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. m3m
TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
HENRY MIGEON,
CORNER Of Laiaht and Washington streets, New York,
~ kinsher of Cloths, Cassmeres &c. respectfully
inform the manufacturers dealers wooeus that his
in successful operation and that ne pre-
pared % execute with all orders in his line that
be cOnded to him Specimens of his workmanship may be
application to the gentlemen whose
and to whom he has liberty to refer
Orders niay be left al IS and "a Pine street.
kEFERENCES.
Wolcott h Slads, So Pine street.
W. G. Langley, o. Pine street
Ialsted Eaines 4 Co. 81 Nassau street.
ID. Brigham, 60 Pine street.
\. } Jones x 90, ~ Pine street. ap6 lmsec
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COPP ERSM lit II, + X o M A X .,
LAS The HONOR inform the public, that he has just
III opened 2es Green street where he Tanuac.
styc altogether made of piece Of metal N0olds Tor
pastry ,oAs of different models Alambgne Bathing Tubs,
Half Baths He also wrought ron tin tins over
and repairs rs good all Kitchen Ranges and Tackle;
and will deduct nifty percent 10 different hotels
and boarding houses 49,.
1.-THE above articles will be lent out.
~ BWanted the above place, journeyman unman ano
ayoung msn who speak French aud English.
fu1l ixusr
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR
.nmeh SAME q s.tS. h s,, anu
thanks to his friends and the public large or b-
a support received he opened the above hopes
by The same street attention. 70 merit tieeo
III" qualities OF ms Ae Wnea, Licuo aid Cigars,
well ksown nsed comment.
large of keeshments mad ui hour,
untl Il 1t night. such
Beef Steaks, Poechei Eggs, Sardnes
Mutton Chops Cold fiam, Buck vneat Cakes
Ham and Eggs, ficked Tongues, Welch Ra:ebits, Sc
Dublin Brownst0u always dmught.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for ling
ry day from three o'clock.
Families supplied with the Scotch and Irish Whsksv
No better supplied with English lrish scotch, Welsh
ana city Paperr Always the latest possIbs py the
Steamers.
Good Rooms for Private PARTIES Clubs, Meetings and Re
IN
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THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE

SITUATED staren island miles from New York,
the elegant chateau erected b, the Jcsh exrene oil
This is the bst aud cheapest Boarding Sch oil In the
United s,ates Full Of ton imps, ted
69ys To educate nv o. call and examine the School
he " i'll May l. Cmcnlar and fall
formation be ohaiaed OF Dr. T. Bis.low Of
Dr. adway and Fulton peet entrance 1856 Fulton st
lint Sec Nrk LIZ
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4 'OBACCO, H bales SAINT iago de Cuba.
L H. de- Gusa
Coffee 80 bags Saint iago. new crop.
Arrow ,othG0 'bs, in barrels cases.
Sega80U0O lansng from the barQue Cleaner, in
sorted or tuds, crop
In tore Segars OF celebrated brands
Of las. years stock offered wholesale and retail b.
A. A. SAM AMOS,
al0 lmsrc No. Wall st, md 2s9 Broadway.
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JAMES LACY,
DR. 4 PER AND TAIL
90 JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
CON >UEo kr up Gent,tmens Ga of superior
~ workmanship, and LASH bile lie
low IN es HIS ock Of soods co apes general
Of tnglsn a FIeuch CoIhs, Cassimees Vesngs to
which hs woull solicit tie atehto. of gentlemen before
purchasing usr received al extensive orme Z of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting OF s the and fashion b,- style of goods be
found Ia he market Aso, Ofer Loa ady made and
to order 20 Terms CASH ON DELIVERY.
IN IN
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-08-15
From the Chscineisaatti Esq',irsr.
ASTONISHING CHANGES.

The Indiana Whig,a few days since
assured it's coon friends in that and
other States, that it was false, that
there were any changes from the Wing
to the Democratic party. This assn
rance wa sexulted over by many Wing
papers, and on the strength of the false
hood, the blind partisans Of Clay in
this and other Cities set about comfer-
ting themselves with the belief that In
diana would give her vote to Clay. Now
facts spealx--let names show the true
state of the case. The Lawrenceburg
Beacon Of Thursday, tie 25th inst. IS
on our table. That paper has several
lists, which we willtry TO put all IN a
row. for the reader to examine and
count at his leisure The Beacon
says:
Among the many names that have
been recently added to the Democratic
party, We cannot refrain from mention
ing a name familiar Ii all our old IN
habitants we mean that of Judge T.
noch McC Carly, of Franklin counfs., :
pioneer Of ou, State, ! member of lie
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to declare my remuneration Of Whiggery and
its principles.
Iyoted in 1910, for clip, Tom, and Ty."
| went in for retrenchment and reform, and a
fine mess we have made Of it! Where are the
vows they made usl Certainly there is no de-
pendence to be placed in Coon. promises they
will say one thing and do another until pa
tience is exhausted.
am, therefore, determined to use all hon
est exertions to elect Polk, Dallas and Tod.
This child cannot be s.caught with chaff''
again, so farewell to whiggery. Yours,
CHARLES MERCER.
Mt Pleasant, Ohio, July p, 1874.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
REVOLUTIONS NEVER GO BACK
WARDS t-OHI0 COMING


WARDS !-OHIO COMING.
We occupy again, to-day, a small
space in showing up the unparalleled
outpourings from the party of ssfalse
promises" There is no mistake in the
ball that is rolling on. In the language
Of Senator Allen, tive have got them
now.n Who can read and doubt A
friend writes US from West Liberty,
that the Hickory Club of that place is
doing wonders in the cause Of democ-
racy.
Here is farmer and blacksmith
men who toll for their liying-men
who love liberty, and are determined
to defend it:
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY. :
WEsr LlnERrY, Logan Co., July 20,
Col. MEDARY
SIR:-We, the undersigned, having
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one years, to vote the Col. Polk ticket,
who is the friend Of the oppressed.
TnSarh MoAulav IJsrar. Cl,\a;l

~
who is the friend Of the oppressed.
Joseph McAuley, Hiram O'Neil,
+ I, McClusskey, w. s. Stameyhill,
Lewis McConner, Alonzo Dufuny,
VIM. McCadden, SiIvas Nc Cracker.
That might seem to answer for one
day; but we have still 50 many on hand,
THAT we must work off few more to-
day:
From the. ~. Ve'roa Democratic Banner.
RENUNCIATIONS.
Some Of our whig friends, have ex-
pressed desire to see one remuneration
Eat home," and feeling disposed to
please them in all things reasonable,
we give them the remuneration of Mr..
]. Harris. Mr. Fl. is young man OF
fine talents, andof bold and indepen-
dent spirit. We welcome him to our
ranks.
Knox county is certain TO give
Young Hickory a majority, at least
SIX HUNDRED greater than she
gave Van Buren,.
Put pm there!
For the Banner
Mr.. G. W. Morgan:
SIR: Having become settiedand I'M
compromising enemy 10 every scheme,
either religious or political, that is cal
culated to swindle the people out Of a.
ny of those sacred tights, bestowed on
them by the God of nature-and be-
heving, as now do, that the princi-
pies Of Henry Clay contribute to the
increase Of that plundering tribe ofmo-
neg suckers, who are Calling the backs
and sucking the blood Of the laboring
portion of community, ! feel myself
constrained to bid both himself and his
party, political adieu.
If any one thinks that the farmers are
not sufficiently tithed, lie. him visit the
residence of farmer, and he will be
convinced to the contrary. He will
then discover that II addition to all his
domestic animals that depend upon his
crib for their pittance, and the owls
which flock to his hen roost,. and the
pious eoops, that plumber his corn fields
by night the will see besides these, a
swarm ofpale f ced beggars and soap
lock dandies, (who have spent their
fortunes inriotous living, approaching
the frntrs residence, clad in a long
roll Of bankrupt protection and
sneeringly paying their just debts, with
"Clay's scrip Of Bankrupt release. p
Next he will see coming, calico ma
kers, demanding protection, and chant
ing the praise of Henry Clay; these
gentry are closely followed by buggy
loads of bank spectators and brokers;
the first declaring a suspension Of spe-
cie pigments, and the second offering
! to buy up the notes issued BY the first,
at 30 or 80 cents on the dollar.
| / shall not further particularize, for
he, who is so welded to his idol OF
/ Clay, as not to perceive these and 9TH
er similar facts without my writing
them, would not be persuaded through
one rose from the dead to testify to
their truth.
Let all who see the right aa0ay, A.
ROUSE TO ACTION;
For every koon must be made to tree,
Ere We vote for Polk Of Tennessee.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN HARRIS.
Bladensburg, Knox CO., July Is, 1914
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From the Hinsborough Gasettee.
*
our UNION is PERFECT.,-[Webs

OUR UNION is PERFECT Webster.
The following was handed to us for publica-
ton by an old friend on Wednesday last, Mr..
Walker is an Independent, honest man, gov
erned solely by reason and principle Like
many Others in this country, he is tired of the
receptions of whiggery. Only week before
last, there was three men in our office in one
day. who supported Harrison in 1910, bat de-
clared their intention to vote for Polk and Dali
las in November next
Mn. EMIRE. have always been whig.
voted for Gen. Harrison in 1910, believing
was doing my country good service. The ac-
cession of the wings to power will, believe,
prove their overthrow and final humiliation
They made promises which they had neither
the ability or the will to fulfil. / am satisfied
that they are the rich mans friend--the pool
mans foe. cannot vote for blacklegs and
duelists, Farewell, coonery. go for Polk
Dallas, Tod, and my country's interest.
ELIJAH Fl. WALKER.
Concord township, July Is, 1874.
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From tie Cliaato,. Co. Star.

O'clock, reader, at the remuneration (mail-
ed at GAINESVILLE, which follows. Here comes
along with the rest an old veteran grandfather,
who, if he has not done service in the revolu-
ton, has been living witness of principles
carried out by the different administrations of
the government of his country from old John
Adams to Harrison. Hear him; he is a striking
illustration of the aphorism, that it is never
too late to renounce error:
MEssRs. McKIBBiNs:-I have been wing
for the last fifty years; have voted for Adams,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, J. G. Adams,
Henry Clay, and w. H. Harrison; finding
their cause on decrease, their principles aggra-
waiting to the cause of honesty, and would bring
their country to ruin and distress, have ta-
ken the opportunity Of leaving their ranks, and
going in now for my country's cause, by rally
ing round the standard Of Polk, Dallas, and
reform, although he wasn't nominated to suit
all parties; that's no difference, he is the man
for me. M. WILKESON.
Washington tp., July 10, 1874.
N Al.
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General Hamilton, formerly of South Caro-
lima, has left the Clay ranks, and in a letter Of
The 9Th ult., he says:
II have no hesitation to declare that in COM
anon with yourselves, will most cordially sup
port the Democratic nomination at Baltimore,
both by my vote and opinions.
/ know Mr.. Pol's exceedingly well, he is an
unaffected Republican, of strong sense and I'M
questionable integrity, and combines a singular
alniableness Of temper with an unassuming
modesty and Difference for the feelings of others,
that render him abundantly qualified, in taking
charge Of the Executive to conciliate the CON
fidence and esteem Of the whole country.
Mr.. Dallas is gentleman of rare accom-
plishments, affording in his own intellectual
and moral attainments the highest qualiica-
tons for the office to which he is nominated,
and pledge, in case ofnecessity, of his filling
the highest known TO our Constitution with
patriotism, dignity and ability.
With these feelings and opinions, shoaId
gentlemen, have been happy, if circumstances
had permitted me, to have been with you; as
It is, i must in conclusion- unite my wishes to
what, / am sure, ralst be yours, that that lib
erty and happiness, which it was the conse-
Grated object of our Union to protect and rem
der eternal, may be promoted by the struggle
in which we are engaged, and in which, il
victory bring renown, defeat viii entail no dis
honor.
remain gentlemen, with much esteem, We
ryrespectfully, your obedient servant,
J. HAMILTON.
Messrs. j. e. Thomson and C. G. CLAx,
Jr., Corresponding Secretaries, Of the Dem
ocratic Association Of Madison County,
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From the american Union.
THE TIDE IN OHIO.
Mr.. PLEASANT, Jefferson CO., Ohio, !
July %, 1914. &

July *, lC4i.
M. EDITOR: In 1910 acted as chief stand
and bearer for the wings, in. our end of the
county | attended all their meetings that
were within reach of me. After the election,
assisted in the celebration Of Tip and Ty''
in this town. / assisted in carrying tar bar
rel, through the streets, on fire. Ihelped to
make cotton balls and fire them, and kick
them through the streets until we came near
setting fire to several houses.
The wings had promised us a great many
things that year. Yes, they were going to re-
form the nation, and what have they done?-
It can easily be seen; every step they have ta-
ken is extravaganza in the extreme, and does
not look like living in log cabin and supping
had cider out of a gourd.
feel disguised at myself when take re-
irrespective view, and see how assisted in
anch reckless course against the best inter
ests Of my country, to PROSTATE her glory.
believe there are many honest men amongst
The wings who feel as do on this subject;
and as an open confession is good for the soul,
hope they will come out fearlessly on the
side Of democracy and vote for Polk, Dallas
and Tod.
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voted Tor Harrison in 1910, do hereby
announce TO the world that we cannot
support Henry Clay, but will do all in
our power to secure the election Of
Polk and Dallas. And also, that we
cannot vote for Coffin Hand Bill Bart
leEs of bargain and sale memory, but
VIZ most heartily do our best for Tod