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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-02
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
House OF Representatives,

THURSDAY, May 30, lSH-A Joint resolution was
adopted IN the House this morning, calling upon
l me IleanH OF department TO report periodically 10
Congress inventories of the amount Of nnhIic -,
perry own.o ~ each Department. Also, for inven-
, 70 he o. yaya. property in the Presidents House
10 pe lalu yslyis Congress every four years
Inc BIZ granting pensions to the widows of .
volutIonary soldiers and officers was hen called mn
An amendment, moved by Mr. Davis. of Kentuekvy
was pending, proposing that the reei afforded in he
the Indian wars. The amendment was rriecsed ~
there being but 80 ayes in its favor. '''''''"'
An amendment was offered from an Ohm mann
ber which proposed that the benefits of The h,Il
should not be extended to widows able TO suopnr,
themselves. This, too, was rejected, and the mi
was laid aside TO be reported TO the House.
LAND BILL.
The Senate bill, for the settlement of private
LAND claims in the States OF Arkansas, Mis-
sour, Mississippi, Louisiana, and some othel
rtes, Was then taken up in Committee of the
adjourned WY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01

LATER FROM TExAs-Advices from Galveston
to the 18th and Houston to the 18th, have been
received New Orleans The news OF the defeat Of the
regular Mexican troops Corpus Christi by party Of
traders under Adrette, is fully confirmed The latter
killed eight and took OF the Mexicans prisoners all
OF whom afterwards shot TO retaiate suppos-
ed for the Of small party of traders that was
captured few weeks since by the Mexican soldiers II
reported also that the Mexican officers have
orders to shoot all persons of every description ha are
found engaged in this trade and the traders to reafae
for this barbarous conduct have determined give no
the articles taken from the soldiers commission OF
Mexican ohcer and copy OF instructions addressed by
Gen Wool to the commander showing that the Mexican
Government fully authorized the expedition. Calves.
ton paper OF the 10th says Capt Newell of the U. rg
ate rotomac now OIL this port, came ashore Monday
pleasure o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
HALLOCK'S
q < II n u q q A Al Il

now anmiiis1 " D@ great the mode of
minaeftss r1ttDf oil especially 10 children and order
that y MAJ - Notrsd b. families their own immediate
aeisneofnoa - ig sss b. most druggists in cities and ge
neral .ofrr ~ couEUy u crs, neatly
uli de stions Tor Sc that the own name
g haoek IA rnttsn the engraved wrapper borsale
dealers can ~ suppl ed ~ the
20 ne spng street Few FORK Retail dealers can OBTAIN
Their supplies rom the following agents Olcott McKesson
CO. va Madea lane ana Israel inor tulton street
YORK ctyi job Carpenter sing Sing; + Van Wort New
bursh; stephen rost Poughkele Van Vakenburgh Ross
man Hudson John Doan Ca,skill; Roosevelt CO. Absay
ton st. Brooklyn; James Donald, Willamsburph, l. l.; DR.
Enelish, New Brunswick; W Branin, enton Van Wag
el6 Broad ST, Newark New Jersey; Dillwyn Parrish 8th
street corner Arch, Philadelphia; Israel Graham Bat
Alexandria, ID. e..
u Agents wanted throughout the world.
NIL lInn.nL O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Both May, 1S4i

WASHINGTON, Both May, 1874
ANNEXATION.
Mr.. WOODBURY. presented a petition from MANY
thousand German citizens of New York city in ia
yor OF Immediate annexation.
ARDENT SPIRITS ABOUT THE CAPITOL.
resolution was passed TO exclude all sale of ar
dent spirits from the Capitol and its grounds.
COPPER ROCK
Gov. WOODBRIDGE called up the Resolution to in
vest Mr. Eldred with the right to this celebrated cop
per rock, labout which so much has been said) and
10 authorize the War Department TO purchase the
same al a fair price. The Resolution was passed.
TARIFF.
Mr.. MCDUFFIE proceeded TO make his reloinder
TO those who had argued against alterations of the
tar fl of AZ He said he had been attacked in n
variety of ways, and hitherto kept silence He
could not IN reply employ ordnance of so heavy ca
hbre as had been used on the other side, but from
the strength OF his position he had doubt of be-
ing able 10 demolish his opponents He said If
was probably the last time he should ever address
the Senate upon this question II the protective
system were continued to be fastened upon the
south, 1t must be their determination. In al
ludlng TO Mr. Choate's historical account of
the tariff, he charged that he had adduced
no fact at all bearing upon the subject He
had spun a cobweb-spread IL on quilt
frame-bespangled II DER and DER with patch
es OF every size and color-here a patch of
red from his grandfathers regimental uniform
there a scrap from his grandmother's petticoat-
and now piece from his nurses garment He
ndu scouItu OruD street LOT data. And Tor his
elo9uence II reminded him of a humming-blrd in
Hover garden, or a butterfly in farm. yard
line hon. Senator went on for some time i'm this
strain IN remarklng upon Mr.. Choates arguments
Mr. McDUFFIE then proceeded to review the
history OF the origin OF the tariff as given by Mr.
Choate.
Here Mr.: Med. went infinitely into the items
OF the tariff on which duties were assessed He
said, the duties imposed by the act of AZ were
eight times as great those imposed by the origl.
nal act OF 80 lie said 1t had been always main
tanned that IN their infancy manufactures needed
higher protection than in their maturity In their
infancy too they enjoyed none of the advantage
OF machinery which they do now. But in that age
Alexander Hamilton maintained that 10 per cent
was the highest rate of duty needed by them
What are the duties now n
Mr. McDUFFIE replied TO the charge made bv
Mr.. Bates, that South Carolina had originated The
tariff system. IL originated in 1916. The war of
1872 was the cause. And he glorIed in the fact
that South Carolina did originate the tariff, and for
that cause. IL was 10 pay the debts incurred in
that war that the tariff of '16 was imposed
2 p. M Mr. McDuflie is still proceeding with
ms argument
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, May 30, 1914.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. McDufiie gave way
without finishing his speech in order that the Senate
might so into Executive Session. In Executive
Session they cut off about 20 heads, among whom
were the following Collectcrs-French, at New
Bedford---at Norwich-and at Newport-Naval Of
ficer, at Baltimore-the Post Master at NewaIk,
and many others. Aid Towle, at New York, is left
shivenng in the WINDMILL probably go with the
rest.
1t is thought that Congress will now adjourn
about the 10th or 18th of June.
All sorts Of things are said about the various
Presidential nominations now in the field They
something tollows:-
For President. pice President.
Joe Smith, proposals issued)
Jas. G. Blrney, Arthur Tappan
John Tyler, proposals issued,)
Henry CLAY, Frelinghuysen
James X. Polk, Dallas.
understand that Joe Smith and John Tyler have
both issued permission for sealed proposals to be
sent in for Vice Presidents on their respective
tickets
Pop Emmons declines running on Tyler's ticket
in favor of his friend, Dick Johnson.
Mr.. Bolts Is thought To stand fair chance upon
Iyiers ticket, IN consequence OF having slept with
the President.
It is said Bob Tyler is willing to run on his IA
theirs ticket, it no one else will
Professor Morse s telegraph eXces the most IN
bounded admiration and establishment 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Butler, at Baltimore, and Mr.
Wright, at Washington, held a long wireographic
conversation last night upon the question of the lat
ter's nomination Vice President The Professor
has been making some and surprising disco
yerles. One is, that the earth answers for a con-
ductor well as a wire, and is now used as such
rendering one OF his wires between here and Bati-
more OF no use---(there are now two) More OF
this hereafter. ). b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
Sales of stocks mt PhIIadeIphia.

FiRsT BoARD-May 81 100 shares Wilmington RR b5f
29 100 do 2s 55 do 30 30 do 49, rs hs Union Bank
Tenn 90; $40 900 Cincinnati bonds 9o % shs Pennsyv.
Bank 2o so shs American ms $3.50 State SIS 1885, 35
shs Lehgh 10; 1870 shs Grard Bank lag; 30 shs Bank
5di 49, do cash ID; $1,000 States 6ls46 SO; 10 shs
Bank 1885 shs Kensington Bank 54 l4s do Norristown
RR 81.
SECOND Board, May $3.50 200 Ches Del 6s b5f63};
So 800 do 6 63l 10 shs Phila Bank lO4 80 shs Bank
Ia; 20 do t 2S do 4t 100 shs Wilmington RR 273 900
do b5f 3d. % do 2s rs do Grard Bank 5df 4 do b5f
4l 100 do ld 90 shs Planters Miss esp I0 40 do l0l 10
do Commercial Bank Natchez 223 10 do %; $4,000 Read
ing Railroad 6s 743.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
A M H 3 Il . IL ID N Ii II N N E II,

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YoBK HERALp--A daily paper, issued every
morning of the week-price CENTS copy. County
subscribers furnished the for specc period
remittance advance No unless paid In adj.
!
THE WEEKLY HrRALp-Issued every Saturday morning Al
ten oclock--prcs sfr AND QUARTER CENTS per copyur
nshed - 20 per annu, advance
OF the tor spsciiic period
JosRrsrovpEsrs rozested sdArss sboir iat lts
JkMxa tionpos BENNETT, Prosnsisr s-d Rsi,sr.ra u
tr,,ey kar--ss nrV ~ -e-tr.'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
FLUSHING PAVILION

THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT in the
beautiful village Of Flushing, and formerly kept by Mr.
curtis Peek ~ now ready for the reception OF boads and
uanscfsnt Nstes The vicinity the the
munication 70 the al Times day By steamboats, and
stsges-he Npsfie. and Eios.r Ga.dens vapetbe
oeishinl udes the nsizhtcfhoCdth ahiness the
pl'ct- sat water bath and he uducemsnt, Sports
n-n 10 NJ share o. bst hssg ard cock smoothing cannot
b ,1rpssted.
Tbe proprsor also taxes this opportunity Of informing hi,
ienfs maj :. has good supply Of Pointer Dog. Guns
ga r'nsz Tackle % supply them with when required aud
h9ris al s''aRss % let constantly hand To up
cali aaf f.s Inn ssd Jodge i9r yourselves
FIslaisx. zs.h May. isH
3 ,. tts4mboat ststeiman will leave Fulton market
twice az ~ J1le Leaves Flushing O'Clock a. NJ
NeN Isrs, ball pau9 VI Flushing half past r. M and
View Iofk clock. r. VI MA 2wsrc
IAYNs's HAIR TONfC--For the growth, pre,eryatIoo
and restoration Of the The proprietor having devoted
many years OF study 70 the treatment Of the hair has Length
succreoeo IN composing PREPARATION, winch has proved emf
n success ui m very numerous instances IN promoting the
oNth ana strengthening the Of the hair and
Uses where badner has existed for years has produced
yReroua growth OF the hair testified 10 by several
Eny respectable individuals whose certificates accompany
the PREPARATION.
10 the ladies' the Hair Tonic particularly recommended
@ nant blinncy 20 the hair and preserves curs
IRON the affects Of dampners -
Sentlencn who wish TO improvp tb.r vb;.her, y 6nd
his most desired assistant givng tben NE &C.,. a.
curling appesnnce. '" N "'''N"' N'"'''' INV
cp"e" ava sold BY Dr, jayne Philadelphia For sale by
A. Il ID. SANDS.
ana lms. Wrulton street. 213 Broadway, and
" East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
DOCTOR MORRISON.

NQ2RTH, l RIVER PIsPENsARY. so!h Fulton street
n0CToH MORRISON conIinget to be consulted con-
curry restraint in diet pursus and
re b. ak f
men without pain In the worst forms OF Structure he
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the train Of eyis resulting from secret.
innate impotency are radically cured by Dr. on pa,hoio
cal principles by restoring the healthy and
Its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed or
n B-Dr M holds no communion with medical pretenders
n Tie &c ee h s
fee 2o4h Fulton :Geet Letters postpaid and Containing
fee will medicine and advice to part OF the Union
Office 2o4h Fulton. Greenwich. apis 2m%rc
DR: NJ: LkVETT's entire of inserting Arti
ciM Teeth differing in many 5e,rees from any pactised
tcation, and the desirable requisites Of original teeth
bracng the principle OF atmospheric fullest
has been introduced in Deutri,ty 1t the
firmly to the gums, without any pain pressure be
removed for cleansing with the perfect and
that the public may not be deceived by interested ndvdua
Dr. Levett those requiring artificial teeth that his plans
altogether peculiar to himself and unknown t. otner
Ct $: MaS have been under the
Ladies and gentlemen win be fully atirfed their call.
viii Hs ssS &
al i. great TO hoa who are uns
credeniss from the rss society
and the highest authority dental well the opn
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corner Of Wansn ST. .et. ma lm*ec
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
LA GRANGE PLACE,

LA GRANGE PLACE,
Blu LIS FERRY, NEW JERSEY.
'Hls BEAUTIFUL and healthy summer residence is now
aud readiness for the reception of visites The
House beng fitted up for Boarders and Private Parties
The Bar 10 supplied with the choicest Liquors. Wines
ana Refreshments at all times.
Private Parties be accommodated with Dinners at the
shortest notice.
Target Excusions and Military Companies be aecommo-
dated with Dinners reasonable terms All those
Target Excursions would do well to call g. ANNET be-
fore engaging elsewhere.
The steamboat Boston the above place. For
lars see old Sun paper.
May, 1874. STEPHEN ANNETT.
ma Init
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01
LUOINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF Low

.
In oldeu time among the Jews.
That man a. second wife might choose
Whose inst, By Fate's unkindly doom,
Afiicted thus, the Roman matron
rrayed to Lucine the midwiie's patron;
iEs syppt an wives, IN such crisis
Ard even now the meek Hindeo-
y arm as her lime, and tender, too
a 4 chiidless twelve months from her bridal.
Flies weeping 10 her senseless idol,
: Petitions Bramah for a child; "'-'
For well she knows, Love shun. to bless
The hindoo bed Of barrenness.
So much for love in days gone
And savage custom in own;
En- Biu. say. even now, does Loves communion
So ss o Il GUs soSus sie isIie rHon
!. thus dstu bed-ay, cen in THIS city
Yet may the barren. If they try
The means increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir" for friend,
The chidless wiies repinings end
But not the provocative power
ALONE, is this Exir's dover.
Consumption's ills it will prevent,
With vigor cloths the impotent;
suppress. a eleet wbate'er its date.
And all LIES function renovate;
Eruptions fiom the skin il chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces
'Tis womans husband meier deceiyes her.
From Fluor Albus II relieves her,
And each disea,e, with proper care, tool
Her fair and fragile form is heir
These ae but TRUTHS, who call. them fiction
Shall have stern proof IN contradiction,
Let,ers-al forms OF sttestation--
With grateful m ssves from all quarters.
Penned by Disease and Quacke 3 martyrs.
Thousands who lay, with duttering breath.
Almost within the jaws of death;
Now in their nightly prayers repeat,
Ard sometime. name the very number
. Nlnetytwo N.ssau"-even in their slumber--
Or. dreaming Of Diseases ordeal,
Cry out Tor the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country, by send
can have boxed sp and .ent to any par, Of
No SO North Si1lh street, Philsde lhia. mil I'm &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-01

VALE,S GLOBE AND IRA CELESTIAL
SfHEkE common size, for schools and private families
aud large size for Lectures for sale Mr. Wales Nautical Es
noilshmen 81 Roosevelt street, New York aud at Nefas
Cornish 25 fear The above
college and has the recommendations Doctor Lardner
and Professor Omsted From its simplicity IL Is also used
IN our common schools Letters Of inquiry, post paid WI
attended %. W
MrNale viii make short visit Boston the latter part
thus mont May aud introduce his large Globe and Spr
tie wall lecture the 10th instant New London Conn