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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS. COPAIVA AND
SARSApARTII.A

THIS OF the speedy and eectusl
Of tionnorrioca that has introduced Il Is
pleasant the palate and grateful stomach easily
aksn being the usual form OF In
Ea,ed all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
whites and all discharges Of the urinary passage 1t
wholly vegetable compound and like charm pro-
objections accompany the medicine which may at No
Ann street--Prce ST.
S.-Strangers who desire medical advice may consult DR.
Glover confd.ntally at his Office No Ann street hours
of the day aud evening oiO Itsrc
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Died.

On Wednesday, 9th inst of apoplexy, MARY, wife Of
VIM Hughes, aged 40 years.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock
late residence SO Columbia street
On Tuesday LIST inst at Plainfeld IN J) OF consump-
ton Miss JULIA RUNyoS in the 3lst year OF her age
0D- Charleston g % papers will please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

These few Of works Of internal Improvement,
and they convey idea Of the general improvement
that has taken place in nearly all throughout the country
We table showing the quantity of few lead
ing articles imported into this port for nine months In
1913 and ls44 will be observed that the receipts Of
cotton, coffee, sugars, wines, irou WOOL &c have been
large this wear comnarad With LAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
second Board.
New Stock Exchange.

SAILS OF SrooKs-BosToN, Oct g.
At the Brokers Board-l0O shares East Boston Co. sd
ls!; 81 do, SD 49, so do 1871: $50 do l9 20 Norwich
and Worcester RR 77s 100 do nj; 40 Reading RR 40
ai IS do 27l so do bso, az! rs Western RR slw s5!;
% do, sl5 s5B; do slw s5s 325 do s5l lis do ssh
l7b DO, s5a 200 dividends East Boston Co. q; 225 do
265 do, $50, 5a 100 do, blm, 81; 100 do, sam, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

o. "COL. CONNER OF THIS CITY,nwHO HAS
long been subject periodical headache of the
severes KIND could find antidote till he made
use OF Dr. Shermans celebrated Csmphor Lozenges He
was relieved IN lew moments entirely, and now recon-
menus tnem 70 his friends as specific for that trouble
some complaint They also cure Pspitation, Nervous
Affections and Sea Sickness and great service to
tnose who feel the effects Of free living The genuine
are sold in any other than in boxes at %
at Dr. Shermsns warehouse LOG Nassau street. at his
agents 227 Hudson corner Spring; iSs Bowery; II
broaaway Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

LIvErrooLpacket ship HottinguerNessn Cartridge,
York II A Duekworth, lverroo; Q Ferguson NOrleans
Simpson England; Mrs Wyle Canada. and 1865 in the
age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

% had Tor SIX cents This fact hundreds the city can prove
Who nave used Cent bottle q Jones CorI Hair Restora
sil or ard daRrda makes the hair beautifully dark son and
sod at the sg Of the American Eagle q Chatham street and
S4J broadway, N. "; or l39 Enton ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

or TO THE INCREDULoUs.-Ef to disbeleve
in ccorng the human hsirthey may rest assured II IL
colavei any shade, from brown 10 dark brown or JET
black easy oil of mix This Is warranted in all
cases the Hair Dye from 81 Colsndt street 10 used
Who now Will 10 with foxy pates or premasure grey
heads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
MARITIME HERALD.
Movements or the stsnmsn,p..
Packets tn Arrive.


-. snip MnslcIs ANA Agents.
we shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
S;nn. S ~. Captain Of News Boats Of
po.sn on ther pasage list Of their cargo aud any foreign
o news they may have He will board them
medLatsy on he arrival Agents and
ABROAD WIZ aso COME, favor BY sending this Office all
r Marine htsigsnce they obtain. Nautical Informal
uon OF any kind viii be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
GRAND AND IN Ter Els ING EXHIBITION.
TCOLISEUM 45O BROADWAY


THE celebrated Exhibition of the BATTLE OF BUNKER
HILL and the BURNING Of CHARLESTOWN, wh,ch
universally admitted be the greatest mechanism
ia this country, and which graphic represent
ed that the beholer hardly himself he
tat first battle ground Of tn. Revolution The
marching aud Dragons rav-ry
dshg furously Though the streets Of loading
and firing from C9pps illhips Of sailing and down
Charles River and pouring their broadsdes the American
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS British troops repeatedly repused and
with violence down the hill 1.-The dreadful confagation
Of the Of Ch,rlssown &c SC, all together constitute
scene o. the most thrilling interest," and which must be
be duly appreciated. -
OF NORTH POINT and CITY OF BALTIMORE, The
E,A FAIRY LAND or MERMAiD'S GAVE j, The, terrific
STORM SCENE on the Merrimsck River! The ISLE Or
CYPRUS! And view Of the CITY OF LOWELL the
Manchester Of America with the Factories all lighted
WARK RIG is in the city OF fhledsrhii.
This exhipon which has by 100 600
in Boston and Philadelphia, viii be the above
place Monday the Ith instant where will for
short time Tickets 50 n under IL half price
Doors open az 7, commence az u o'clock precisely.
r. s. On Wednesdays and Saturday,, commencing at r.
NJ the exhibition Will be opened with the effect 1.-THE
being daikened for the esTecia accommodation Of
families aud strangers which schools Of all kinds Sunday
we'll as academcal, will be admitted liberal terms
ol0 imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

Q9- CHINESE CEMENT, for mending broken glass
lima &c warranted, GA no pay received at 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway Is cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
Passengers Sailed .

BuEros AyREs-Barque Mason Baney-Messr DR.. Ebert
4 Champn, Barker, J Walker, d Berran A Brewer
q McMlen.
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ITO SEAMEN-The attention OF seamen IS particularly re-
quesed the advertisement Dr. Hunters for
secret diseases The mode Of life peculiar renders
particularly for them find medicine i'll
immediately and allow them proceed their voyages
instead OF being sent TO suffer an hospital Such medicine
this famous remedy Price 81 vial with full directions.
0ce Division st. For sale Albany, Lydus street
in Buffalo, Of John q. Lake, Esq Thos hout the West il is
only 70 be had Of Dr. Thomas Johnstons, Louisville Ky
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THE TRICOPHEROUS
PRICE REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
- y y d ~ $3.50

K + Il X + NOES
GlVEN:TO HUNDREDS who will state facts just as they
~ and feel certain the public will have
Ircopherops. Every no buys
ed BY those who have used Price fifty bottle Be
Take the following letter as a specimen ::
. go ~ WILMIscToN, Nov. 40 18t3.
My Dear Sri still the hair specific; excel
lent article Two bottles empty and for
do this Trcopherous
CHATS hard name undestand the best article
have tried My wish that Others troubled
as have been the same hch ,ded
they will by using IT, think has established effects truly
BENEFICIAL and scarcely needs feeble eulogy lam
friend, EDMUND g. El,WOOD
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ss n g Ii; 3a Ss dsE .S a .a
k and nd keeps i 50 thrice long os
HS sss Sa.s" street. and
The members OF the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression Of grsackey
nue to direct their particular attention al diseases
private nature and can confidently promise to persons
quiIipg medical treatment, safe and permanent cure
without injury to the constitution or confinement from
business. nvsds particularly requested to make sp
pication to the College the FIRST appearance OF those
Diseases as vast amount of suffering and time may he
thus avoided One of the members OF the College, for
many years connected with the principal hospital In E
tation daily from ga M. to7P.M
Terms-Advice and Medicines S. "a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
living IN the country and finding II nconv 10 make
containing all medicines requisite to perform radical
cure by stating their case explicitly together with ali
ymp5oms' tune OF contraction and treatment received
e'seWnee and enclosing S. post paid addressed TO
w. s. RICHARDSON NJ d., Agent
omce and consulting rooms of the College, ss Nassau ST.
90 WHAT VILLAINS-WHAT VAGARONDs
W ~, ~, scamps are they who would get up and
sen Tor genuine counerfes Of Jones' Italian Chemical
beware Of them, particularly sold by a vulgar un.
manly citizens doing business in Wakerst Remember
botches, salt rheum scurvy erisy peas tan sunburn
morphew, or any ds6gurement, and it will change the
color Of yellow sunburnt or dsfgured skin to fne
youthiui healthy clearnessbut mind reader ask tor
Jones' Soap and see that the OF Jones is signed
on every label none other is gennnsget where in
this city but at the sign the American Eagle 81 Chat
ham street, mind the number. you are cheated 81
or iaS Fulton st.. Brooklyn, State street. Boston
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
ay- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cURED.--Th,
IONIC ixture prepared BY the College Of Medicine
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York. ~ confidently r.
commented Tor oil cases ofdoy produced by secret in
or excess Of any kind II il invaluable rene
ing on malformation., - 4f5I7
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen Is; care
oly packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Once OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy ss
S-ssaa street W RICHARDSON. NJ. D, Agsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
CAPITAL NUMRER-IUST PUBLISHED.

MUSICAL CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER
is H5ss fsSP'iid we ss
ssf Sc. o sm mSS A%Ss2 ana III
frs, work translated espeei.y for this work Musical Rey
Book-stoes, the office, IA John oio
Ek HSs ss .s BY m DH
opy affected wi pain and swelling Of my and onts
Iis piss sf sss ~ e ns S
Ss %s., sS ss sr 1ii " f
% fss sssa sS.ffn i" sad
Sd my a1s 1as a.
Vas pssetly cured 4 imPcsble for % describe what
feel good as ever did Ply lie: n,0ru.., w.~rs
Those who wish find at corner Of Maiden
Li ne AID Z, South 5. nh st. or o. south s,
v w9e s "eY s wss De M sSa BY rs
siilfa did succeed s may Be- found IN We,e
cured K "a 'Ssps 81 bones
Mansfield R Sssi%an e. saei G amols
short TINE aer being pn2pneed carabie ~ several phys
year. esd Viii s slss's S%o "aa
sesp coes n Bosd%s9 and dc c1o. la
ss Ms fi%S', q, '% &C.
Others referred Who are not Willing have iSsli
j. NJ Huntington No. 10 wa. afflicted with 81.
pain swelling Of bones Stiffness Joints. could
walk without had several
BY Dr. II. three weeks. NBAedicne VIII be any
D' = e ss 'RR"TI %p' s"s y
yera eminent physicians among whom Dr. Cameron Of
Hudson that he had the consumption and incnabc
Of the Chatham Theatre had the dfoIsy
apDed times and considered ncurahe Was cured by
DR.. H., 20 Duane street, in SIX weeks. olO Il. &c
To LAMP MAKERS
WANTED-A COMPETENT workman, well acquainted with
w the Imp Business, whom liberal and constant
'" g q re WI" oe Ae" J's cox. IS M,iden Lane
WAN ED-Agens wanted To Canvass n state
W York, for Pofe rust History OF the United states
II work Of popularity and unquesoned worth
aud will amply hoss who engage ~ the business Apply
&. J. GlLLIS,
oseo IN Futon street.
TO BoATMEN-Ps,ing Stone wanted immediately Apply
10 40 Norfolk street WILLIAM tORGAY.
SPIRITS TURPENTINF-7o barrels. best quality Southern
- all at for tale by Woodruff X MlNTCKNs,
oDec 81 South stfest
PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA
WISHING g. Subscribe 10 Tiik HERALD, md have "
w served regularly ~ their N ita atil plF
leave thfir names with the Agent .4fI.,ut II ~
str.vt, near Chestnut
THU
tor One Week .........v. -. ~, ceGu.
For One Mcnth
sM longer time an tie same proportion, IN cents copy
q. d. MEBEh u Co, , Ledger Building,
~ lmrrc slhci ste-' n'rt U mt =
Ziht--e casks Zlnc ailoal. 10 ssle b. .......,
WOODhuLL& MINIIuNs.
oSr peeh suss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

HAVE as pleasant with large bow windows
q the greatest horo9ghfs in this city BROOKLYN would
wish 10 connect himself with house for the sale goods
commission otherwise as might best suit For Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes Hosiery Gloves Clocks and
dnkee Notions, the location cannot be beat.
Address Mereha~. %, aEaa oto ~,
NOTlCE.-The following articles Of Silver having been
~ stolen from the basement Of House No Varck Place
the eyeniaso the sh instant awnbrokes and Others
large Gravy Sloon Table Spoons Dessert Spoons,
Egg Spoons, Tea Spoons, and Butter Knife marked T.
Sly r Fork, marked ) 4 w, l8i3.
The above all OF the " Bead Pattern"
suitable reward will be given for The
The whole of the above Apply SO Broad street Vortex
Place. 90 3ts rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
GREAT ATTRACTION.

I PALNO'S tLArEl CONCERT SALOON corner of
r adway and Chambers ,et The opretor above
sMoon rs made it'll the popular
SOUTH CAROLINA sERt.NADrRs, who now sia1d un.
nyaed with any other Band Of Ethioran Performers the
be duly apeeiated The hand consists Of Mr. j. Ward on
e9rdi,n the Piano Forte Mr. G. F. leslie The Accordion.
Mr. j. Iichenor the Banjo Mr.. w Roach on the Bone
Castnets. And Mr.. W on tue Tamboarne IL addition
70 the above Mr. NJ Flayn, the popular Sentimental
Comic Vocalist
Admission to the saoon only e every attention
WIZ he rad TO please the visiters Of the above Saloon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
MINERVA kOOM-,
4O6 broadway. near Walker

THE PROPklETORS Of the above suite OF rooms, have al
an immense expense. completed the elegant com
BALL CONCERT ROOM
IN the CITY, and respectfully invite for the attention
public It's location being the central part Of Broadway pecu
liiry adapts for the intended the
rgements have been made rely with the view of promoting
the comfort and convenience OF the visitors
The SALOON
capable Of seating nearly thousand persons neat
Orchestra has been erected and the decorations Of the
chase DESCRIPTION, being in Siguor Capells best STYLE
s.re o. sspary have also been provided from the studio
costly chandeliers pesen a:coup deunequaed by any
other establishment in the city.
spacious Supper Room Dressing Rooms, &c, Sc have
been provided thu. rendering the Minerva Rooms the
Full particulars be obtained by application Mr. Hutch
ings, on the premises.
~ - Military and other companies sir of giving din
ners &c. Will ma these Rooms FOR getting
up the same in the most elegant and commodious style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

NJ LADIES WHO DO NOT LIKE HAIR ON THE
upper lip may have perfectly taken out without the
slightest pain injury, by the Of the Depiatory
Mar Eradcator from II Courtandt street This fact
s u induce all respectable ladies' to to decent places
foe snch articles and not frequent any shop OF resort for
abandoned females. Remember this. you wish to pre-
serve your good names.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

have made good hit at the Bowery Circus. The
house is thronged every night, to hear the melodies
OF these truly original genluses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

SITUATI0N WANTED-B, a young with good ~
~ commentators lie would like L, be salesman In a
grocery store and wei acquainted with the business
Afly 20 a. b., by lettr at the Herald Office % st.gb
MOGADORF WOO-50 bales hest quaty-or sale by
M W0ODHULL.S MlNTUKNs,
s3re noutA susa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
DANCING AND WALTZINGI ACADENi

I TIE NORTHERN EXCHANtif Biecksr ,tyee,-
~ Mr. j. pARkER has the h.nor announce MS friends
aud the public the vicinity Of Blsec street his School
will in the sbovr room, Monday the Dsys Of
Tuition Mondays and Thursdaysl Ladies Class, from
TO boys from TO C. Gentlemen fr, m
and fashionable Dances will be ush Mr. Parker wishes to
notice that the has been PAINTED aud fitted style
worthy OF their patronage and comfort furnished for those
who may be pleased % p,tonse HIM Terms made known
the school or at Mr. Parkers residence, 20i Bow.ry.
ole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
Dfisceilane ous Hecorsi.

SHpwREcK-We learn from lhe Wilmington IN C. J Chro
ce OF the ID instant that the brig Gov Robbins Capt Dav
sh1a and ha the vessel and cargo Of salt likely @ be
letter received in Fabayen from ship Sarah Francis OF IN
port the loss Of CAPT Hitler the 3ist of May last
the upsetting Of boat while fast 10 whale Capt H. W
FOR moment after the upssng Of the boat and then
usnx t'ssupGoSeu ne sot enanglea IN me IN
with 300 bbs sp oil Gardner master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
CURE FOR Badness AND GRAY HAIR.
CLlkEHUGH'S TRICOPHEkUUSi

PATENT INDICATED COMPOUND
Is now acknowledged by thousands who daily
hair; to the hair which has fallen of become h
all scurf aud dand all eruptons aud diseases
incident the skin OF the head and make the and
glossy, without any greasy appearance
GLade and gentlemen cautioned the OF all
tums composed oil grease or other fatty Ignorant
retender foist such the public but fifteen
have confirmed and the medical faculty. sustain the
opinion that al such substances injurious hair that
exhibits any sympt. ms OF weakness decay.
sold at 81 per bottle bv the Proprietor. Paentee "
CLlREHU Gill; Hair Gutter, 205 Broadway, up stairs.
Beware 81 tie counerl-it sold fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

Mary Penne Br) 81 days FIN London Sept g. Madeira bea
ing SOUTH g miles dsan Mrjestic (Br) steering South
day--by the Hamburg, at this port
Three nasted schr Hancock Of NYok steering ESE. Oct
lat 81 IL, Ion 81 3O--by the same.
Courier FIN Niork for Marseles Oct s. la 40 49, Ion I6
by the same.
Duchess Of aud for Boston I'm Palermo Sept lat IS 90 o
IL 58-by the Washington AZ this port.
Ann Eliza I'm New York for Apalachicola 23d ut off San
Key-by the Diploma, at this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
'HE MEMBERS Of the Italian Union and Bene oent So
ETY. ard the friend, Of the Associa 10. respectfully
quesed 10 meet The 10 October " NJ No Barclay
street. for the purpose eecting Officers said Sol iety
BY order Of he President,
% 5tsec ~ SAKTCRTO Sc. rst.rv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10
AUCTION SALES.

,.,.,... BY SNlFFEN 4 CO
LtIloN NOTiCE.-Furniture--Th Day AZ 10 o,cIock
st sz Ann stt, the Furniture Of BoaIdinc II us. and
nor comprising the usua! variety Aiso Bar FURNITURE
beds aed Mattresses in good order Also Vanish
- : 80 soneesh oi0 Item
HARDWARE AUCTION NOT'icE-B MOONEY 4
Coz vii sell this day O'Clock at the Auction Room
~ haiuen -joo packages Birmingham and sheffield Hard
mare comssas general assortment vir:Hooks and Hnses
t mans ohoyes sIades Brass Candesticks. Coffee
Aw Blades &c. &c; Ais million Percussion CAPS aso
and Forks also 500 dozen Pocket Gallery also an il voice Of
German Fancy Goods Catalogues ready. ol0 II.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS. Auetoneer
Store 40 Ann street.
pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SAL E.-This day (Thurs.
day) 10 o'clock 40 Ann by order If Harris Mil
son Esd quantity oi men, and womens Clething Among
sh,w Hose Flannel Shirts Under Dess Sail rs Chests
aud Clothing, Boots and Shoes. &c.
Also, quantity Of Household Furniture belonging various
Estates. Terms, cash ~ cuIrent funds oi0Itsec
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MUSICAL CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER
T. Boaa phamo"c Sv N,;e ToS " h WV r m
ventop; Palmos Opera House " pina !" London Assnr
first work translated especially for hs work Musical Reyi
es Sc &c Also, four pages Of beautifully printed music
containing lovely romance by Schultz 10 be had al lie
Bookstores, at the Office IA John ol0 ltsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC.
MONS, MADAME AND MAD'LLE. GAUVAIN have
resumed their Glasses and Private Lessons for the season
usa Sp rnsh h9agh Mspsssa' Oral s4eusyy
Guitar and Singing also taught aprove principles
The French language is usually spoken the family Apply
397 BROADWA Y -''''
O6 lWkrc - y 49,
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TURKISH FANCY sTOR /:

WHERE may be had Fancy Articles just received from
~ Constannople. Also, Turkish Tobacco, flesh Turkish
Candy made here BY the proprietor ian gentleman
VINO has long resided in Cons,antnople His Candy being
e'h renders u lar superior to that which is imported
Conxtantnoplc. H. TATEOfSAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-10

kEN PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS Sails on
4ltEEaak.ast sailing ship JAMES II. SHEPHERD, j. e.
iedna -nder will sail positively Tuesday the 18th
Of Uoosr Wind and weather psrmlt,ins psssage rs
aud Storage will inspect be found 10 be un
surpassed vessel port, veiy lofty thorough
~ between decks those proceeding port
viii fad II their and fort select
veyance IN preference any other.
For Of passage, apply board al pier No H. T. r.
TO the subscribers,
an. ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 co,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-16
SHOCKING OUTRAGE.
AND MURDERS IN PHILADEL
pIIIA.

HIlIA.
We are indebted to Mr.. Fairchild for a
copy of the Cincinnati Gazette ofTuosday
last, giving an account Of riots and murders
in Philadelphia. The riot began thus:
The Natives held a meeting at Kensing-
ton. That meeting was attacked and dis
persed by foreigners! On Monday, the 9Th,
another meeting was organized; that was at
tackled. Clubs, ~brickbacts, firearms were
used; houses stoned, and the Native Ameri-
cans retreated, defending themselves with
stones and pistols. Once they gained an
advantage over their alien assailants. But
the rioters became more fierce; they poured
in a sharp fire; and the Natives retreated
from the ground. A number of men were
killed and wounded. George Shifier was
shot by an Irishman and died almost instant
". The Irish were in houses, and fired some
20 or 30 shots. Joseph Cox, c.. Jackson,
John Deal, George McCalmot, Samuel Beat
ty, Charles Vanstavern, Henry Temper, Ed
ward Spain and David Ford, were severely
wounded. Mr.. Develin's house was torn
down, John Tafariy's injured! The whole
Irish population turned out; men, women
and boys cheered on the men, and furnished
them with stones, and ammunition and
clubs!
aPAsr ID O'clock, p. M.-About 10 o.
clock an attempt was made by a part of the
crowd TO burn down the fence which enclo-
ses the Nunnery. They were fred upon by
a party of Irish, and five of them shot. One,
Nathan Ramsey, a blind maker, in Third ST.,
near Brown, was MORALLY wounded. J. w.
Wright, son of Mr.. Wright, of the firm OF
Wight g. Nephew, salt merchants who was q
silent spectator, was shot through the head,
and fen dead on the spot!
The Native American held a meeting on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, in the State House
yard-thcy adjourned to the corner of Sec
ond and Saster streets, where they proceed
ed with their flag, occupying the market
place.
Several guns were fred al them from the
windows opposite the meeting one man was
killed, and several wounded. The houses
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-16

trust those wicked men who disturbed the
meeting at K~ensington, and who afterwards
murdered the citizens of Philadelphia in
cold blood, with their abettors, viii be fer
reted out, and punished with all severity
which crimes of so dark a hue merits. We
would not tamper with them in any way, or
for any ends. We would not brook their
spirit, be the cost what it may. Both should
be met and crushed at once-so crushed
that the citizen would feel secure in his
rights, and the Alien KNOW that these rights
were sacred at least against all foreign as
~sailants.