davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

90 HUZZA HUZZA !-sEATsFIELD is COMING
This day at IL O'Clock, at 80 Ann street, Part o.
George Howard, Esq" Price i2l cents Translated from
the German, by g. q. Hebbe, L. L. D. and JAS Mackay,
MA.
These sketches drawn the life They fully jus.
y the extraordinary eulogy bestowed upon Satisfied,
by Schlegel the great German critic that he extracts
from language its very beauty and tome the wind the
song of the ee-harp-beautifully naturally Without
exeron you glide through his descriptions with the
Of canoe upon some lost streamlet whose shores
fringed with flowers, and whose air Is fragrance.
In the descriptions Of American scenery" says the
world renowned Mundt, and of its huge vegetation-n
the poetry Of the wilderness which he in all its lowell
and fruitful vasness knows to paint before the
eyes-he has exhibited his unrivalled powers"
PRICE-i2l cents-$9 per hundred. Early orders so.
TO- The entire works of this great author are in the
hands Of corps OF translaors and will be issued in rapid
succession.
90 WEAK BACKS MAY BE CURED IN A VERY
short time oy using one of Dr. Sherman's Poor Man Is
Pasters They decidedly best strengthening pas
ter in the world. They equally efectual in rheuma
m and pains in the side chest and extremities giving
reet when all other applications fail Be careful get
the genuine article Observe well that DR.. sherman's
FAC smile is printed the back of each plaster None
others are genuine The spurious articles are than
DR.. shermans warehouse is No 100 Nassau street.
Agents, 227 Hudson street lSs Bowery, Spring
street II East Broadway Ledger Buildings Philader
phia and State street, Boston.
OF PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members o,
he New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
eturning the public thanks for the liberal support hey
nave received in their efsrts to suppress quackery
beg eaveto state that their particular aen continues
be directed to all diseases of private nature and from
The great Improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases they
san confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
santages not 10 be met with in any institution bin
COUNTRY either public or private. The treatment of the
College such to insure every case and Is
otay different from that bern practice OF running
he constitution with mercury an in most leaving
disease much than the original One Of the mem
principal hospitals okurcpe, attends daily for consulta
ion from . AN. to PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
ihsPoRTAST COUNTRY IvvALrps.-Persons living ir
The country and not finding IL convenient attend per
onaiy, have forwarded to them q chest containing
Ill medicines requisite to perform aperec cure by stating
heir explicitly, together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsew here il any
nd enclosing S5, post paid, addressed to
| w. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office ard Consulting Of the College, % Nassa,
] rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

LATEST FROM CUBA.-The Eagle, Captain Fes-
sender, arrived yesterday with later accounts from
Havana.
The body of Murphy, the young man belonging
to the crew Of the Mary Pencil, who was shame
FULLY murdered at Havana had been placed in a
leaden coffin, and sent to Charleston on board a
schooner, thence to be conveyed TO New York.
His murderers were undergoing trial
On the l4ih INST freights at Havana were very dull
at E2 IFS Cd for Cewes and market, and 81 15s
for Russia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

90 BILLIARDS.-Those who play at this scientific
game require good tables The wooden tables in general
here out of date in England. where slate beds
in vogue. Mr.. Bassord is the only person, be-
lieve who has introduced them here. He has done
He has improved upon them by his invention Of marble
beds, and most particularly by his invention of
principle the cushions, whereby apayer can make
stroke hitherto impossible For particulars refer to
his containing diagram Of the great feat
Billiard players should call at his establishment Il Ann
street. and see the improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27
Oh, woman, woman when to i'll inclined,
Mo Gand In halI n nn Trims &c hlack n mind

90 SWEET, PRETTY GIRL, TRUSTED A
false friend being afflicted with dreadful eruptions dis
agreements freckles SC. She told her to get cake oil
Jones' Italian Chemical friend went and bought
counterfeit because they sold it shilling less TO her
The girl tried it, found it useless in despara friend
whispered to herstrange it should fail know two
three who have used Jones' Soap, and it acted beautiful
made their skin clear and white as snow The girl
bought cake-tried h-you should her now, free
from every bemsh freckle Reader, il you get the
genuine nowhere else in this city but at the sign Of the
American Eagle, 80 Chatham street, 1913 Broadway 1t
will do all here stated For curing salt rheum rngworm
scurvy any other disease Of the skin, it is nallibe
Try 1t once. Agents-39 Fulton street, Brooklyn 8
state street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27
Sil8,067,8t9 26 .G9f, l0l

We give in this table the returns Of fifteen States This
includes all the large States of the Union Those unro
turned would alter the total amount to any great
tent We the bank movement for 1885, for the pur
pose of showing the difference between the movement
here and in Great Britain =
BANK MOVEMENT GREAr BRITAIN AND THE UNITED
Sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27
MIDNIGHT MUSINGS.


Lady! where's the use Of dimples,
IT, your face is marr'd by pimples?
What boots it though your lips seem roses
Ifuncouth boards grow meath your noses
Ofwhat avail your eyes rich sparkle
lfsunburns your complexion darkle?
Would you rid yourself offreckles
Pimples, tan, or aught that speckles
Your soft neck or face or forehead?
Lady lady! go to GouRAuD;
His medicated soap, so famous,
Will cure--er Pm an ignoramus!
Ia your hair or red, or white?
Dye want it nearly black-or quitel
Buy his hair dye, and apply it
At nghtfall to your head-keep quiet;
And when at noon you first descry it,
You'll find it dark enough-just try it
Would you have your teeth to glisten
Like a row of seed rearls7 Listen
Go to GoURAUps; oh, how nice is .sln
His large stock Of dentVi ices;
And how rheap his prioc Is.
DR.. +. FELIX GoURAUD earnestly cautions the unwary
to avoid the host Of counterfeit preparations with which
the city is flooded. Remember genuine unless
at Dr. Gny depot this % 81 walker
ton; Charleston, Lowe Dyer, Providence; rs Chestnut
street, Philadelphia; schoonhoven Albany; Towsey Ro-
chester; Storrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepsie
&y-THE MOST VALUABLE EXTRACT OF sAR.
SAPALLA at present before the public ia that prepar.
ed by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
established or The suppression of quackery will be
from the following notice OF ii in the late edition
Brandes Practical Dictionary of the Materia Medca -"
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma
tism-n obstinate cutaneous eruptionsin indoient ul-
glanduar aeconsin diseases OF the bones at.
tended by dull aching pains tumors and nodes-wastng
of the feshand it has proved valuable remedy, and has
sometimes effected where other alternatives have
been long administered in vain and when the diseased
Of the system has been Of many years duration In
the after treatment Of syphilis and in where
ry has nurously affected the system possesses pow
hitherto observed in any other article Of the Maters
Nedica"
Sold in single Bottles, at. ........ rs cents each.
in Cases of half adozen Bottles, So so
dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N. BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
90 DIR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
for the Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds Splitting o
Blood Psptation Of the Heart Pain in the Sde &c at 81
Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

Q}- FURNITURE POLISH-To restore the polish OF
the most costly and elegant articles of furniture such
mahogany, rosewood, ebony. Italian marble, &c, the
French polishing paste is the most efficient article that
be employed The polish it mparts is brilliant and dura-
blerendering the article beautiful new For carri
ages, patent leather military caps unsurpassed
Its application is easy Sold by A. b. SANDS & co, 273
Broadway, corner Chambers street. Granite Building
Sold also at 10 Fulton street, and II East Broadway Price
Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

| Q5- ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE UNITED
STATES-This subject still remains unsettled but one
thing has been fully decided, viz: that Tce Co No
Bowery selling the most elegant Hats and Caps
at less prices than any other establishment in this city
II you want Hat or Cap don't forget to call at No.
| Bowery. J. NJ TICE,
ADRIAN BANCKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

MARSH ACQUITTED The Jury IN the case of
Thomas Marsh, came into Court at three O'clock,
P. M. with verdict of Nor GUILTY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

THE ENGLISH OrERA.-The Segulns had another
crowded house at the Park last night, and although
the opera, La Somnambula, is one tolerably well
worn out, yet the attention of the audience were
relaxed. and the applause throughout was frequent
and warm Segun was in very good voice, and
Mrs. Segun, especially in the last act, sang with
great spirit and truth. Her voice appears rounder
and fuller than ever. Mr. Shrivall sang remark
ably well, considering that he labored under dis
tressing affection of the throat, from which, how
ever, he is rapidly recovering. Several attractive
novelties are, it is said, preparing for next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

o. EAST INDIA HAIR DYE colors the hair any
shade, from light brown jet black and will in
the least stain the skn-warranted. Found at 81 Court
iandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

SPORTING INTELLIGzNCE-BEAcoN COURSE
week the sporting proceedings on this Course be-
gan with every prospect OF good seasons sport.
During the last year, we learn that there were no
less than fifty matches decided, and some $4,000
changed hands in consequence. This year will
far outstrip that Already indications are given
that the number of horses Of races, and the amount
OF stakes will be more than doubled. These match
es deserve to be patronized.
Racing of every kind has Its ardent patrons; but
certainly these trotting matches are beyond them
far in their utility as we'll as ENJOYMENT Wher.
ever trottng matches have been introduced and
pursued with spirit, they have very greatly contri.
buted to improve the horse speces-especially that
most valuable portion of it that is esteemed for the
draught and saddle. The effects produced by the
proceedings OF the Beacon Trotting Course, will
be in time seen; and whoever values that most use
full animal, the horse, should aid in his culture and
development of his best quaities,by patronizing the
Beacon Troting Course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

R3- louisville, SEPT. -, ls43.-- GENTLEbENi:
have been using and have three of my friends apply
your Trcopherous with the most astonishing success =
My hair was thin 1t is thick and glossy-and the
hair Of my friends is entirely clear OF dandruf sc. Thus
the medicated compound has done what other article
could do have found and successful in eradicat
ing dandru in restoring hair that has become thn and
without any greasy appearance making the hair soft and
glossy very My other female friends will send
monias, being of decided and unanimous opinion that
the Tricopherous or Patent Medicated Compound the
only article that conscienously to the
public. Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
The price is 30 cents per bottle. Principal depot, li6
Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

90 RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE-For the cure Of primary secondary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by nudicous of mer
The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other Preparations for the cure OF sy
phlis is, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the is administered for The
best recommendation give Of s that 1t Is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who ior
nery considered mercury the only for those com,
plants Solo, in single bottles 81 each in cases OF han
1ozen So carefully packed and sent 10 all parts OF the
Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma-
cy, 95 Nassau street.
.s, W. o. Ns1ih'eDoO'' N'' - NAf~A
fny- SAVE YOUR slGHT-Ify you are suffering from
Inflammation OF the eyelids weak and innamed eyes i'm.
perfect vision partial loss Of sight from sickness old
age use pot of Roman Eye Basam, prepared by A. b..
SANDS CO. 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambers street.
Granite Buildings Price 20 cents.
ny- THE GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC.
T0 from Courtlandt street will any Of the fol
lowing complaints, all pay is absolutely refused for it.
Burns, Scads, Erysipelas
Salt Rheum, Piles Old Sores.
scrofula, Sore Nipples and Eyes,
Chilblains, Eruptions,
Fever Sores and Ulcers, Barber's Itch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

THEATRICAL AND Internationally played
Iago in St. Louis on the 18th inst.
vieuxtemps and sister had just arrived there and
would give a concert on the 10Th.
Wallace was enthusiastically received at concert
which he gave in Philadelphia last Friday. He re-
peated it last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

NO. LONGLEY's WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA
will any OF the following complaints no pay Ia
ken for it at 81 Courtlandt street, viz Asthma Liver
Complaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious Obstructons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

TO- GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA-TIair pro-
duced by this invaluable preparation is softer more
glossy and luxuran than that which nature org:
nally supplies If the hair is falling off, it will at once
arrest work ofspolaten and by removing all obsruc-
tons from the pores Of the scalp facilitate the circulation
Of blood and moisture, absolutely necessary the
sustenance Of the roots used when the hair begin
ming to turn grey will prevent it. keeps the head
free from dandru scur To be had only 81 Court
landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

900 Subscribers, ave dollars each-Those
splendid Articles belonging To MAD. SUIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

CoTroN FAILUREs.-Two more cotton houses
stopped yesterday in consequence OF the bursting
up of the cotton speculation in Liverpool This
makes five in all that have burst up since the late
fall of price How many will blow up away down
South, Is more than we can tell Cotton is very
tcklish article to deal in. 1t is almost as bad as
gambling 1t broke the IT, S. Bank--it broke the
North American Trust Company-and it has bro
ken like pipe stems thousands of saints and sinners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

CO. DR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
for the Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Splitting o
Blood Pslpitaton Of the Heart Pain in the sde sc at 81
Courtandt street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
GARDEN SEED,
Harran.cd Fresh and Genuine,
WUoI,ES ALE AND RETAI l.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A RT Ic 70 ssI7s enc Globe Oh nn,,,
REANS-Ia,rge and Small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Broad
w9.Gr Red Cranberry and Dutch r, c1 ys Knife R,s. ar O
to l. Early RarnrI Early Half Moon and Early Mohawk
BEET-Early Eiond Tnnip Rooted yellow do, Long Blood
Yellow French Sugar, White ses'an french sugar ""se
RRocoII-rnrple Cape and White
YORK, Early sugar Loaf Do. Iai'eFsea, Lac aer,e. Fiat
rG R%%r ad s 2 for pek%s ''" savoy '"s savoy
cAuILFI.oWER-Ea, and Late
i.EIERY-Ciani White Solid, Norll,s Giant Red
CARRoT-long Orange, Early Horn, Long sludey Altering
CREss-Cnrd or Peppcrsrass Water and Broad eaved Gar
Lone Gsen LONE gcs t,a En rekc
CoRNEary Sugar, Early TuscarOa. Early Golden Sioux
ENDFE-tireen Curled
EALE-aae cued Siberian, Green cued Scotch, Rape
Cole
LET1ucE-R Royal White Head, Ice, Early Cured siesia
White hit, c Cos Green Co.'S, Brown ,.I. Dutch ,
WATER MELoN-Fimes. kinds
MUsrARD-Wh,e Medicinal Black, Georsia
oNloN-Silver Skinned, yellow Dutch, Early Red
PEAs-Lantreths Extra Early, Early Wawics, Early May
Early Fame Dc" Charlton Blue rssian' Dwarf sa''"'
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
rEprER-I.arge Bell. Large Yellow
PARSLEY-Fine Curlcd
RHUBaRB- Unduacd, for Tans , ,v,;,
Ri ,Dsfong Scarlet Short Top Long @"sD sh"0"' ""e
T% sxs Hes or v vGGEr afGw 5S FEC
SPINACH mn, ,,-, ,
souAsll-Early Bush, Orange VARIED White Crook neck
TGEyir-hi.e Flat Dutch yellow Maltese, Red Top, Ruia
FLOWER ROOTS and sE FEDS. large assortment
n3ri i'I HERDS and KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED
he later line very rs,ant for lawns aud yards and Is
offered N half the former pflcr
"''' many WILLIAM Palmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
(From IA .!"hr Bal }

ErUsg
Tux I.rr Mr. SovrHgY-In consequence OF ae>ne Whot
had heen generally expressed that ubiic tesln"! o
sne,t IN he late Poet should hc placed IN 'e '
Keswlck, in Htch pait>i he n' sts '
greater portion Of life, nesting was held al nesw'N, y"
When various resolutions, Tor 'e ~"
nnse Of carving int" elect were uih
no,sIy of these resolutions was, - III.
with whas - sc:''t' WISH ,ANiN
with of Mr.. Soutiey, III white inatuie ps a"o
IA the monument ereced and that w iiah
Esa Poet Laureate he requested To write the inscription
With This request Mr. Wordsworth cheeriny conpi!ed ana
having been favored with copy OF The inscription, we lay We
fore our readers for their qualifications
.ssac;ed TO the Memory Robert Souhey, whose MORTAL lie
mains are inferred the neighbons chuchyard lie wa'
horn nj BRISTOL Oct l. TIA and died AT residence near
lv 40 wears at reta Hail. this Parish March 81, lo3
eye torrents oaUing down the rocky sleeps,
We lakes wherein the Spirit OF Water sleeps,
Y. wales and hills, whose beauty hl.her drew
The noe,'s steps. and fixed him here; on you
His eyes have CLOSE and ye loved books, no more
Shall SosraEY feed upon your precious lore.
IN works that ne sha! forfeit their renown,
Adding immortal ahors OF his own
Hhrti Inert lie traced historic truth with Zeal
For the States guidance the ChurcliS veal;
or fancy, disciplined by stndious art,
Informed his pen s.om Of the heat,
Or Judgment sanctioned IN the patriots mind
By reverence rights OF all mankind.
Large were his aims, vet in no human breast
Could private feelings find a holieI nest
his grief, have vanished Ike cloud
From Skiddaw's top but lie 10 Heaven was V'Wru
Through a long life, and camcd by Christian ,i'h
I'm his pure soul the fear and change OF death"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

that may issue from such press rrOoraea a. dosr
That press shall pay hgs ,,s a., contained shall
!. so to
exempted from taxation in the act entitled .hiss,s
prescribing the mode of "6 ssv OF March
taxation, passed the twenty eas"." = INV n,her acl.
's sh n "p% be a Tina, the tax herein
,e ,n,s Government shall he deducted by the hna
Tor Of Public Accounts, quarterly or at suen ef,"uI ,hs
| -. ,;ro ~ In. Revenue, in listing taxable SUP
eets are hereby directed omit such sa4fes in 'e''
| lists. - F.. "a. ,.,s;no
g.h This act shull be in force from the passing
thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
IMpoRr.Nr no PHYSICIANS.

| ProlapSus Uteri Cured By EItcrHnt Means.
nR. no TlOMPSON'S PEI.vlG CORSET AND UTEko
| ~ ABDOMINAL. BANDAGE-W have completed our m
fr manufacturing these Instruments wn,' WIN
able TO flrnsa supply adequate "aiy demand e'
of appreciation which constantly receive rom me 'rs' u
IN tins CITY, and om variohs parts {" me
~ pressing their claims for preference upon c "o'
the medical prot. s>ion and fnr pg!iH ~,
Ply throughout STATE invited f. examine ,he
as we feel satisfied they convinced o their excellence
aud applicability. To prevent mistakes III odrhe' We ta
brief the which viii enable any one 10 uteiu
The Pelvic Corset for the OF Proapss Ltrr anu
ant diseases EASILY adjusted, aud is worn by the patent WIN
any inconvenience The pad which eiyoJ support 70 e ~
mon firm leather If proper and shape neatly cushion
which secured in ~ place hy .%o Of f a Whining subj
Gent 10 answer all the Intentions " e'' f
la use ~ inaI Bandarc the Of Prolapsus
.n o,ler admirably adapl5 SeH 10 lir 'o.n
Of the patient. and - 10 u % and ,stic noons
and, while II susains the spinal column III
most comfortable mannc allows tue utmost freedom OF ACTON 10
r.y part nf the hody-and can udel no circumstances W.
u into wrinkles folds the skin-peserrn. It's form
and giving support comfortably and renrryierehy av"ld
objection usually urged against Il common haH"'er
which may wrinkles iol and thereby ACT ~
rigid cord THIS Ganage also kept IN place b means OF strips
of elastic webbing. =.
g. These instruments are patented and the Of the e'as
tic webbing par, material ;e exclusive right Of the
pa,enre aud inventor Ia dwell upon
the in their manufacture must give rn
surprising will he READILY conceded by all Instruments having
metallic springs liable the Objections that they rarely ewes
iii comfortably well, they he modified To SUIT Tue Cur
of the These objections are entire overcome
Thompsons they can be made larger or
smaller desired with Aud yet another al
vantage for about hail the rice OF any
other which offered We are enabled To do th
having purchased night Il make them win we" oil
ing the objections generally Urged against o th
kind because of the sn prices 'Ne iof ITEM looping 10 t'
bursc ourselves by al increased safe y pShs the within ~
patients iO wou'd Otherwise be- dcbfFed TIE isf :"
l-m ani far pleased To say, iat our expectations
have teen realized , r.,, -,
oct n 5G-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

7HHHuTY OF IOT1 =
Information has been received u, this Department,
that "by an Ukase of The 9Th November, 1913, his
Majesty, the Emperor of all the Russ'us. taking into
consideration the badness of the harvests in the Go
yernment of Ethcnius this year, has degned to au-
thoriz. the importation free from duty, of the foreign
grams hereinafter described un'l The first OF July
sii, VIZ: yc, wheat oat:, barley and 5nckwheat, in
rran - well in flour and pas:r but at the same 'I"e
the TRANSPORTATION of these said OF grains, from the
said port, to other Russian ports, shall be prohibited
during all the of navigation o! ISL; the trans
porlaon by land of the grams of Es'honas To The &C
vernnent of ST. Petersburg shall be also prohibited IN
the same manner in $50.