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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11
TY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SSION.

Senate.
WAsnINeToN, April 9, lSA
TARIFF ~
Mr. CLAYTON presented memorial numerously
signed, demonstrating against altering this tariff.
Mr. Buchanan presented five or SIX petitions from
PENNSYLVANIA of the same character
Mr. WRIGHT presented petition from the Ma
rne Insurance Company OF New York, asking tor
something, not distinctly understood, relative to
the protection Of the waters OF the Cult OF Mexico
Mr.. Weight also presented another petition from
New York, asking Congress TO establish the ware
housing system.
Messrs EVANS and HUNTINGTON also presented
memorials against the new tarli bill.
Mr. UrulH also presented similar memorial
from Wethers'eld, IN Vermont. 1t also remon-
strated against the annexation OF Texas and Ore
gon The reading CONTRARY to custom,) Of this
memorial occupied about half an hour
TENAS.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, OF Mich, presented memo
rial from Marietta, ONO, demonstrating against the
rumored annexation of Texas Mr.. w. SAID he
should not express his own opinion at that time
upon this question; but he asked that 1t might be
read. u read
Mr. WALKER presented counter petition from
Syracuse Onondaga county, New York, asking
for thereanne of Texas. Mr.. Walker asked
that Il might be read. [Lougher.l 1t was read.
TIE TARIFF.
The consideration OF this question was then la
gen up and Mr.. Beulen proceeded TO make his
speech.
tNote-The galleries are nearly one half filled.
y Mr.. BEIRIEN commenced by the expression OF
his opinion that the consideration of tins question
by the Senate IS unconstitutional He thought the
discussion of it had injurious tendency lie
had endeayo-ed TO arrest the progress OF 1t, but
without success Mr.. b. proceeded to examine the
power OF the Senate to originate this bill, as under
The constitution. Here Mr.. b. went over the same
ground already fully reported before. He spoke at
length upon the proceedings OF the convention
which made the constitution, and endeavored
thence to deduce the meaning OF the word ''raise,'
as used IN the constitution where IL gives power
the House of Representatives only to originate bills
FOR raising the revenue
Mr. b. said the debate this bill ought not to be
entertained, because it can lead to no practical re.
suits.
ZIP. M.-Mr. i. is now proceeding TO discuss the
merits oil the main question
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME KE5TEEL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
IVA Those valuable Powders have universally adopted
s and ecscious remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 70 the happiness the health
touch whin the limits of advertise.
mentesua which affect not only the pfesent well being o!
parents but the future happiness Of their offspring. k
but well kno that the families Of the married often To-
dictate! In how instances does the hard working father
and especially the mother Of family remain slaves
Throughout their lives ugnc at the oar OF ncessan labor
tong but live and living but to toll when they might haze
enjoyed comfort and comparative auence. and and toll
have weighed down the spirit and at lest broken the health OF
the father how often the widow left unable with the
vrtpou nttnons TO save her fahercss offspring from be
coming degraded objects Of cartyo prosate voiaes Of
Even though competence and pleaty smile how ohe
aAs the days OF the kind husband and father embeed
in beo5ng the emcated form and declining health Of tis
tirty-iaf sinking into premature greve-with the certain
OF himself being early beref OF the e his oys
aud and his young aud helpless chdrea Of ose
derEg attentions and watchfu soiicitude which mohe
support the h-artfendpg affection Is it desirable. then,
i. norafor their families, regardless Of
themselves the well being of their
when simple Easy end Ice certain remedy within
ard estimating the vast ben tits resulting TO thousands by tho
adoption Of means prescribed ~ her. would respectfully
attention OF the mnea - consideration; Is not
and to peventeyils which subject by simple
and healthy means within control Every dspassiona
yirtuaus and enlightened mind. viii unhestatngy answer
the affirmative.
cuar directions They can he by mail to all Of the
United States.
m TSi b II F.$ sad.; sy.e C 10.
hoars irera A. H. to r NJ Bossa oiace. No. Es.eI .
ito 2msm
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Charleston.
Correspondence Of the Herald.


CHARLESTON, April g. 1874.
To-day has been big with hustle, banners, badg-
es, buckram, balsam, and bandages. Harry Of
the West" is in town, and came by the urgent re-
quest of few doctors and dignitaries, who have
been for some few months past employing galvan-
ism, magnetism, and various other arts and scien-
ces to resuscitate the wing party in this city and
State; and with splicing, spntering, pIastering,
painting and white washing, they would seem al
most to have performed miracle. Never before
has such procession been paraded through the
streets of Charleston as marked the grand triumph
ant entire of Henry Clay into our city this day
Numerous arches were thrown across the streets,
twined with the evergreen and choicest flowers,
and bearing the following Inscriptions
No. was at the show house of Kentucky hog
Of mammoth size, which was painted on Canvass as
large as life thus = . 4
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there are no Custom House Officers. and 40 dulles

there are no Custom House officers. and no duties
can be collected.
This cotton is worth $40 per bale, and is esli-
mated to be worth about So, son, 900.
This amount is all traded AT New Orleans Tor
goods and merchandise, nineteen .twentieths oil
which are OF American origin, The prime pal az,
tlcles received for the cotton are-flour baS2HSS
and rope. IRON of all kinds, domestic goods Oh all
kinds used by new people, and whiskey' o,
The same steamboats, which take down ''e GU
ton carry back the goods in exchange: 49,,
Mr. Hayden, Deputy Collector OF New Oilean;'
(and YOU may use his name TOR authofi'yl es,
mates the value OF Northern manufactures mus eA
ported by the way OF New Orleans ,h.o AZ nIar
exchange for this 10000 bales) cotton, ans otnel
nrndnct,ons of Texas TO be not less than S3,OOV-
600. -, .
Mr. HAYDEN calculates The value OF these North
ern manufactures (and II Is specially worthy OF
notice but those manufacturers themselves only
can know through such source as mas where their
goods ultimately go to, that ale shipped 10 New
Orlrans) exported in this way to Texas, to be
about three times the value OF those exported To
China-about whose trade so much is said.
| need not say TO You that these facts are OF the
very highest Importance TO the Northern manuiac-
turing and commercial classes For, in the event
Of losing Texas, we necessarily lose her markets.
All this cotton would at once pass down Red River
and go round to Galveston, where it would be en-
changed for English goods entered free-and with
which American goods could not compete.
II is rumored that in the event of the failure oil
" Anne xatlon" by Congress, Louisiana or Arkan-
sas would extend their laws over Texas
Reference map is indispensable to a clear comp.e.
hension OF this subject By the map will be that
this Eastern Texas borders the Sabine and thence
and hence that along the Indian boundary &c
and does mol TO Careston TO saT but to New OeaHs
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

E greatest discovery medical science IS that Of N. NJ
Desomeaux Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gsns
rally received opinion of the existence Of ncurabe stey
extremely r; The inya Bile and universal success. Of hi,
health which rssu IS the VIII. becoming blessed mother
who for years paed chidess loneliness has fully establish
the Of the ProcIeatve lirr Cordial 1t is infabe
the various train OF complaints asng from excess illness
impIudepcs aud nvarisble its recommea
dation The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
tahlhed sale Of more than fifty thousand bots and taes
which held IL pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The unde signed the only authorised agent for this coun
try.
Price So a bottle.
For conven those residing of the city, the
gradients compQsng Elixir Cord up packages
for rsnsmissi6n by mail with fall direction for preparing
Price OF package S., making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, and dirscted to-
DR.. 4. MELVEAU, box q, N. York city
nal I'm D&W an Office 129 Liberty
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MADAME nEsYELL,

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Q.ice and residence l4s Grcss
witch brweca Cosftlant and Liberty Streets whsfs
plen:s incident to the female ffaIas.
Madame Nsstes experience and knowledge in s
Of obstinate OF female ireguary seppaGe suppression
&c such bu few days elect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical ssndance daring conacus
tine, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powde," fo married ladies' whose deca.s
sent by mail any part Of United States Price ek
boston Ciice, No. 7 E.rarx street."
N. H--Madame RAST ELL would inform ladies' saeidss
ost Of the city, who cannot make the
city, that She wcad devote uppa
e,D part OF ts United siasss withs rrsonrh HE s
10 ffsn IN
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MEDICAL AiD-DUCTUK COOPER. IA Uusne str-es.
A between Chatham and William Streets takes this method
Of Ef rmng citizens and that he has for the last
rars eoEaed his practices solely the treatment Of Venerea
Mercuria add other diseases Of delicate nature Although
by portion Of the medical profession species
Of luaehsry for Of m legitimate members to ADVERTISE still
the advantage the unfortunate victims or yencrce disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his
top 10 part branch Of the profession, must bs apparent
20 not employ surgeon 20 ainputate limb Ito an
m dseate OF the Ito deutist for operation tic
eeth aad surgeon rosd fer the OF Syphs when
you troubled with Veneral And do from the
that those psyfsct in this bapch becari they only
practice IT, DR. Cooper spent years In HOG
p and has FOR enjoyed the most extensive practice
ia this o. medical man in New York. Hecan cure ii
cases Of Syphilis and mild case sed 10
five days. The Dr. slJ educated physician and
speormed. II dcploraba Of the
that the Dr. the disease has been driven
the system BY qusck break again the CT
spots and ulcer. the oo3y pains in the JOINTS throat
night ard easca.ea Is Dr. VII il ovsry
rant q cur., or make 20 ehlsso
BY which ne the form Of srctuIe from
to two weeks with scarcely the patient Irritation
Of the rreta gland Of neck Of the bladder
are soc;iIaes mistakes for Structure By general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. son,,ne, called Sc
pinal brought on by secret habit ndnged in By
SUMPTION dyspepsia emacatou Of E f4ie and finally ends
cor.Iee idocy. Dr. Cooper will effect radical
such snd restore tse Constitution its original and
that By mild and simple Of medicine: warrant
Ell every case OF no charg. Post paid letters decb.s
r,smber II Duane between William and Chaihaa
m3 Ialsec
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

MADAM LA CROIX educated the Medical Faculty, in
lN Berlin and graduate Mdwieappis the ladies of New
York aud nales gene ally that she be consulted
rctes confidence her residence all incident
sex Madm l.. having had long experience ia the most
celebrated hospitals in EuropeGeMauy Ould
respe fully solicit patronage of females bong under OBJ
srucbn reguarity suppression Of stoppsre &c Madam
La Crcx would inform ladies that she ocates personally in
all Her mode Of treatment oundeo the most scien
tc pncp to require but few days 70 effect perfect
cure Single and married ladies rely with confidence
her pois abs fem lie physician however distress,
found adequae the Of the la short she
tits notice the ladies' the result OF h rough medical
educa lion: ana just reliance the appointed Of i'm
ting health sisor eheerunes: and ssnseaaenty happiness
Residence Of Madam La Coi2 10 Fsrick street
Csra where prepared immediate ladies' the point
of and ADM medicines for all diseases
which her liable All communications and letters must
be pgat psd, m2l I'm
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The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-Cons derable pro-
gress has been made in the construction OF The
Magnetic Telegraph the invention Of Professor s. f. b.
Morse upon which test experiment is being made Under
the authority OF an act of Congress. The line OF conduc.
tors is constructed far on omWashngton as to point
the line Of the railroad opposite to the residence OF e. b.
Calvert Esq, (siy mes) and the work is making pro-
gress at the about mile day trial of It was
made Yesterday the passed Mr. Cavers, by com
municatng the fact passage to the point at which
the line begins in Washington an answer aekn now
Lodging the receipt OF the intelligence was received oack
In two or three secondsNat. LaleHigencer April 10.
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yEMALE suNTHLY PILLS.

<>u,N,, =, y = NiGGvIHLI I'll
~ Madame Rcscs fem.e Monthly Pills in all o. i
regularity sup2rsoa or soppnae Of those functions Of
which the health every fj1 depends aires
tas,r inoar cen INTO The aboe, seven rses
and limitations constantly ~
palmed Oh for M genuine. Cheap eommcn pill, parcha,ed
q twelve cents boz, pat 10 different boses and ced--
Selale Monthly Psp with the object Of selling them, II
possible a one OF two do box Female. are .hersio!
sVfhc;cn to state that ell Female MonthY Pills
tes, except tosc sold at Madame Ress Principal Ofee
M Greenwich street, New York. and ssex street, Bostosl
Ice a. MaAAns Rssol is wrissss on the sovS
OF each box.
N car he rsed by married siss!s. By followss
the drectia.s ,sed insds Of each box. fia tmsm
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MADAME COSTELLO.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, EDUCATED IN THE MEDl.
Il CAL FACULTY IN PARIS. and Graduate Midwife
offers her professional services the ladies of this city and
ysvg had long experience and surprising
the of diseases incident to her ladies
rreeuay obstruction. &c. &c., that she will te happy to
afford comfortable temporary Jesde.ce whore they al
have the beat atme aud the most matronly
and pur,ing if preferred will and
them al their own ,me until perfectly resord Madame G.
particu legs impress the minds Of the delicate that
she oca personally that hesitation dread
need be appIet ended
N.B-hladame Costello would inform ladies residing Of
the whose Leath would admit Of travelling that she
would egoe her personal aendsnee them of
the United States within reasonable diItance.
Madame O. be consed her residence 81 Lispenard
se az all tines aud viii. the srcst regard to the Wishes of
hr PIT eLts. All communications and letters
paid. rl28 imsrc
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE


HILLS INFALLIBLE uNGUENy, or never drying
years by thousands being tanscendenaly superior to AL
others offered the pubcor ameioralg the hair lhe ~
low ing predominant properties :-removng DndruH
eecay staying the hair from falling out causing light or
datk hue certain preventive OF gray har
makes h xbe and icclined to curl potent moistener I'm
and uxuriaDt nature supplies all deficiency
of natrsl nutment and simple PoMMApE DE LA TOLL
supasses all others extant Ia word It the SIN
qua Of good head OF HAIR The most irduoita9le proof
be given the Of the above to all
who feel interested good head OF hair sod wholesale and
isil by HILL, the inventor and mint .be hair cutter NO. S6
Teari stTe.,, adjoining the Pearl street House. .
New YoRK, March 90, 1874
Mr.. WILLIAM Hull
sIR I'll take plea in acknowledging the great benefit
have eiyed from the of your n,ble Onguent the
Hair Indeed value il ghy, from experience of
its virtue that consider duly recommend to others
who may suffer have done from the loss of hair About
,r had become fghtl thin. from ITS
continual falling off that had seriously thought of resortng
the expsdient OF shaving which had once before adopted
But fortunately diverted from this by e Ito
whom had casually spoken OF the state Of my har who
strongly urged TO rv your prear.lio which was the rt
intmston had OF i, even your own ex ence am hap.
py say that this info has been OF benefit
fore ny hair entirely ceased fall OIL began
assuming fresh and vigorous apparance-wth continu
cd applications il gradually thicker and fuller until
had head of hair tan ever had before st III the
Ongue toilette pommade aud have hest iion IN
ing pave.tng the hair from falling
ing simply toilette poDmade prerarat
- WV way HENRY PALMER, 100 Pearl st.
The above is a true copy Of the original az lmsIc
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EAyTloF T2g, gEW,A,kkESss ,r,.x .,.

N1 = y u, J
IVA irofrn ladies' who with proper doesey, have rcprS
the Of their except by one Of teu
that I'll she attends 10 them peraoray rs
srprerce practice knowledge enables her TO DO che
assus necessary state ths - ,ns does not wan p %
rssr,na sdyefsce AZ ~Femals Physicians" who gss
rss, ,pI themselves obliged TO
" less gnorart qrsck experiment. Instead Consulting
los snd rcridrrcc m Greenwich stfeet beveca CoaflarS
"a flo 2ra SIN
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All my daughters shall be Harryetts, O
All my sons shall he Henry Clays.D o


All the horses in the city were in requision--
forming an imposing cavalcade-whlc private car
rlages, citizens, sailors with ship full rugged on
wheels, with banners and music) went to swell the
procession TO length more imposing and grand
than any before seen in the 6 old city" That
o. Mr.. Calhoun was thrown completely into the
shade
The most perfect order was preserved, and the
procession NOV ed through town and arrived at the
Theatre, which was tasefuy fitted up for occasion,
aooui . oclocF., y. NJ, where Mr.. Clay addressed
'he as'cnblage tor over an hour--touching upon
politics here az I'd there though all shades and conf
plexions OF pol ihcians composed his auditory "He
was IN favor OF Bank Of the United States. Al
nations give u the example" Some were pleased
some were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the ladies were
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rroBACCO-FINE CUT AND SMOKING feeling in:
cimed 70 close up inerss in Tobacco Alangi,ctofy
now o'lcr Tor sale quantity Of fine cut aud smoking
Ioehcco psIcred III the usual at very ri
ces beg 70 call the attention OF Wescrn Merchants and othr
buyers To this the quality the tobacco being OF te very best
and Prices by lar 10 @ef han usual. .
mi arn'uc JfulN ii. FABER No New IT.
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VEGETABLE BITTERS.

VEGETABLE BlTTEkS.
DR. BOvLE'S AROMATIC INVIGORATING W.
- GETABLE DiTTERS, for the cure Of Dsspepsia
Sourc Of Stomach Loss Of Appetite, Weakness aud General
Debility daily increasing popularity its mtrn
SIC WORTH They have been used with unlimited IN
Palpaton OF the Heart intermittent Fever aud all Affections
Of the Nerves where the has become debaied The
immediate improvement to health by all who have rn so Tor
tunae as 20 NAVE OF them truly astoni.hDg used ac
cordng 10 the DIR ctons that ch bottle goou
effects in the above diseases will be quickly experienced
Price 80 cents
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CoNcESTRArED CASTOR Oh in capsules Of Geieatlne arc
the sat aad most pleasant medicine now Offered 10 the uo
mild aud agreeable aYve The subsci is the only prs9n
timed tn, original receipt IRON London De on your sua
The above sold only at C. H. pHlLLIPs' Drug and Chem.
cal Sto.e, 80 Hickman, corner OF William stret' w. l.
ma lmsec
VALUABLE KEMEDlns-FVr the Fare and SKIN
Ckureh's Vegetable Lotion tor removing Iimpes bioch
% tan sunbun ring worn &c hc Of this In
ton for short will trans om the most ss0w compx
ian into wheness renders harsh and roush skin bea
,iT ,oit and smooth. Gold in bottles, % cent each
Ru,uuxTIsu GoUT, Gc.-Dr churches Essence of Mus
tar i,r he heumi chiibln govt, &c. Thoe
rats maady TO which the human frame subject that
has had applications Of kinds administered
ynedes the rheumatism there disorder that
has resisted with like force the attempts made it,
The OF the Of mustard will ke found excel
those of other remedy whatever the Of the above
complaints. Price % cents For sale at
me lm|ec corner Of Spring u,
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Portland Harbor, $4,000
kennebec River Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Boston Harbor 10000
Providence River Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Norwich Harbor Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Black Rock Harbor Conn .. 5000
Port Jefferson Bay " 5000
Hudson River IN Y...... $4,000
Port Chester S 1000
Newark Bay N J.. $1,000
Port Penn Piers Delaware ... $1,000
New Castle Harbor . 10000
Delawar Break water 100000
Hayre de Grace 10000
Richmond Harbor va . 10000
Hog Island Channel s. C..,. $4,000
Savannah Harbor observation-disclosures. 10000
Mobile Harbor ..,.... 5000
Apalac hco ola IIarbor 10000
Cape Fear River n C.. 10000
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pORrTJGUEsE FEMALE PILLS

s1,E scient;c csmbinatioz OF oi,whck th~s
Pills are composed have made them the wondN aud adm
,,ton Of the world They known all over Europe 10 e
the only perspn eyer di..Sycrsd that proved nysst
eases being snch that they must be usel during
for though always mild safe and healthy. they q
nroducc m sra.riaCe il used during that period
The direesra translated into Enssb and nveorea
ronud with the seal Of the Importer stamped Each
tsns signature OF IA. de Boudcoqpe ard the Ergb d.
rcctIors hive the signature Of Dr. " MELVEAU authorized
agent for tie continent OF America
They be transmitted by mail Part Uat.t
Stats Yoid by DR. ~ NELvEAU, agent aud importer 10,
the Uaat States oi5ss lag Liberty street. near 81
price as-hai bsrss 81 No half boxes sent BY mail Sold
IN Boston 81 No Salem Letters directed Dr. B.
Melgcp Dor 81 New York will with strts
tics. All letters must be pos: paid no zmsm
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR ULAR.

NEW IOkK March, 1874.
THOMAS ROBERTS T. co. of 80! Broadway, Druggists
Life Pills. take saye inform the Druggist and dealers in Pa
p Is Nesss 3 SMITH UWtE b%ssgss Of WASH
neton Boston their sole and exclusive agents TOR the
sale Of PARIS Life Pills. in the New England States for
definite term OF years.
Thomas Roberts 4 Co have regret that during the
of chEcery suit Instituted TO protect themselves from the
fraudulent intentions of former many sub and
others distance disappointed by their orders not
ceving proper attention thus situated -
ThoDaJ Roberts u Co. indebted 10 Mr.. f. Brown,
Of Boston, acting them peng the decision IL
The said suit which being settled IN their favor by the Acting
extensive business in New England in permanent hands
The esrectbty and business character Of Messrs Smith
Fowle that sub and the trade generally,
will have their orders and other business promptly TO-
AL accounts formerly due to George Roberts, Of 200 Ire
but transferred by the issue Of the chancery
suit, will be received by Mssr, Smith Fowe
count also those made BY Mr. JchnsfoRe Travelling
Agent during November aud December last
NIL lmsrc THOS ROBERTS co 30f Broadway