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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

o. L. s. HUBBARD, Esq. of sandusky city. Ohio,
while doing business in this city on Thursday last was
attacked violently by rheumatism and unable to move his
foot without the most excrucatng agony carried to
his lodgings the City Hotel in carriage, and placed in
bed Instead of sending for yscian among Strangers
and running the risk OF being medcated and confined to
his bed for month and having doctors bill of several
hundred dollars to pay, he sent Immediately for
remedy that cured him in half hourso he went asleep
and removed directly all his rheumatism from his sweed
knee and thigh thereby saving great pain and expense
Mr. Hubbard and the proprieters of the splendid house
the City Hotel, will confirm this fully. Who then VIII
have the remedy who suffer without III Asswer
for yourselves. 1t may be found only at COMsIOcho
u Courand street, and is called the indian ENir aa
Linament This article warranted to cure any case Oh
Rheumatism Gout. attracted Cords and Muscles &C
6a5- vELPEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS FOR TIE Iif. CuNE
Of GonorrhGa Geet and all mocupurulent discharges
rom the nrehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor the
zion Of quackery may he relied on as the most
speedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
hey are guaranteed recent cases in from three
o FIVE days and possess greater power over obstinate
and chronic gleet than any other preparation
~ nre.ent known removing the disease without conne
nent from business ainting the breath dsagreeng
v;th the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold al the Office OF the College Of Pharmacy and Me-
licine, s5 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

New SHIP HoUoUA-This new ship, for the
Canton trade, is to be launched at 81 o'clock,
this morning, from the ship yard of Brown and
Bell.
In point of beauty the Houqua is not to be sur
passed in the world She is built for speed, and
will, undoubtedly, meet the expectations of her
owners. Captain N. B. Palmer is to command
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ln7- LADIES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK-1T
looks bad Injuries the skim and makes II look yellow.
Try the Spanish Lilly Whites it gives the face or neck
pure, eke alabaster whiteLess Sold at the sign OF
the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. 1923 Broadway
l3e Fulton street. Brooklyn State street, Boston
Ledger BuidinR PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

90 TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR.-To
give delicious richness soft silky feeling and ap
pearance part of three shilling bottle of Jones' Co.
raj Hair Restorative This will not only make II thus,
but keep long me be it bad, rough, dry,
harsh present Sold at the sign of the American
Eagle 81 Chatham street, 1913 Broadway or l39 Fulton
street, Brooklyn State street. Boston Ledger Build
ing, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

We have received the annual report of the Commits
oner of Patents 1t is valuable collection Of facts con-
nectec with the agricultural products Of the country and
gives more insight into the Of the country than
all the reports from every other department Of the Co
vernment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

IMPORTANT FROM HAYrI.-We learn from Capt
Small, of the Sarah Jane, from st. Domingo, that
General Rivlere had retreated from the city OF ST
Domingo with his army, and had gone to Port au
Prince No battles had been fought, and the gov
eminent army were breaking to pieces. All was
IN doubt and confusion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ihy- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR, FROM
81 Courtand street. warranted to remove the hair from
the face neck or arms and will not injure the skin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

Congo MELoDIsrs. These minstrels gave their
second Concert last evening at Concert Hall to a
large audience. Theyare the most scientific perform
ers in their line we ever listened to. Thermusic is of
the Virginia style but there is no vulgarlty mingled
with the character they represent. They intend
making tour through the Western country. Sue
cess must attend them SO long they confine them
selves to the pleasing performances they went
through here. There is more music in the little
sole Bull' than in any other genius we ever saw,
except his illustrlous namesake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

We by this increase of nearly two hundred per
for four months This great increase can in great
measure be attributed to the reduction made in the charges
for the transportation of merchandise. Great quantities
of merchandise passed the Western Railroad from
Boston to Albany, during the close Of navigation
on the river, that would have come round by the
way of New York and gone to Albany by water Al
though the increase given in the above table very great
the total number of transported is small com
pared with the weight Of merchandise passing from Bos
ton to Albany.
Spurious bills the Exchange Bank OF Albany have
lately been put into circulation They are most misera
BILE imitation, and be easily detected They are prn
cipally threes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLKAs.--Nos.. @, %, SO, "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ANNEXATION OF TExAs.-A large and enthusiast
tic assemblage Of citizens in favor of the annexa
ton Of Texas, was convened last evening at Her
miage Hall, Houston street, at which spirited reso-
lutions were adopted, and committee appointed
to unite with that already organized in favor OF
holding general meeting on the subject at the Ia
bernacle. The proceedings will be published to.
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
nz- CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
will cure any case of the following complaints all pay

nrz- CONNELS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
will cure any of the following complaints or all pay
is absolutely refused for it =
Burns Scaids Eryspeas, Salt Rheum, Piles,
)Scrofula, Sore Nipples Chaps, Chaie,
Rheumatism, Chilblains, Sore Eyes and Ulcers,
Erupons, Old Sores, BARRIERS itch' feVer lch
CAUTION-BuY ONLY at 81 Courtlandt street, or you
will be cheated with counterfeit article.
Ah3- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
sAFARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAs, prepared
by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy es
abshed for the suppression Of uackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
fyng qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
Is confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
superior any extract Of Sarsapara at present before
the public and may be relied on as certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
such az scroua satrheum. ringworm blotches or PIN
PIES ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes
eruptons liberated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects of syphilis or an njudcious
o mercury.
in Cases of half a-dozen Bottles So SO
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
NJ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

90 A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMl
RY can be had a. 81 Couandt street cheaper than ev
before offered in this market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

fr7- THE VALUABLE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
which are TO be disposed of TUESDAY and Wednesday
evening next has been exhibited here for five years past
In the Granite buildings ISL Broadway. and is open
e. free odission there Since the announcement OF sale
they have been visited by OF our best Judges who
speak of them with the most unqualified praise Among
,bs, re W. ould ennu.rste Catharine by Guido;
;Gcen, nainting of ST. Peter by Carlo Dolci land
scaDc by Salvator Rosa the Agony IN the Harden by
Carlo Doci and others Of excellence Ihe oPpo'-
tunity is yalusble--do not lose H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

FROM MoNrEvIpEo.-The brig John Enders,
Captain Mason, arrived yesterday from ST. Catha-
rnes, whence she sailed March Sth. An Italian brig
arrived at St. G. from Montevideo on the 9th no
change in the state of Montevidean affairs Prov
sions. with the exception of flour, very high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

D3-READ WHAT SHERMAN LOZENGES HAVE
DONE.-A letter just received from Mr. Champlin, Of
Orient L. that d.. Sherman's Lozenges are per.
forming wonders among the people, and that the demand
is increasing every day. In many cases where the Cam
affections they have produced immediate cures and the
Worm Lozenges have eradcated more worms than any
remedy that has been known He writes for large
supply and that they have failed to give sa
tisaction. How many there who are suffering snd
who could find reefby trying these acknowledgements
They are always to he had DR. Shermans warehouse,
LOG Nassau ST. of the agents 227 Hudson 1888 Bow
ry II East Broadway; 1879 Fulton St Brooklyn Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia, and State ST. Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
Picture, Juggler Clpcs Vases ana SIN, sm,i
Clock, belonging 10 Madame sutton A'"'
Ing EnrOOe.

The subscription books will positively close on the os
May inst and all pal who have expressed thear h'e
ton, those who wish subscribe requested 10 emit
their names Immediately on the books The NUMBER Vi
subscribers being limited to 3o0 the books Will close De-
fore If complete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

0I3- DR. M'NAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA certain GU
for deafness; DR.. Sphons Headache Remedy, certai
cure at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUkED-Tht
Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine ano
Pharmacy of the city of Men York, confidently re
commended for all ofdeblty produced by secret in
diligence of any kind 1t invaluable rene
ing malormation)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen sa care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy .;
Nassau street. WIS. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

This shows gradual advancement in departmens-
An advancement regular and steady that it is undoub
eddy safe. It will be that from last August every
movement has slightly expanded This institution ap
pears to be in good hands
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
4ss - 2ea rs a6b 16

-. - D.ssa. 4 ws,l b seen, bed a.iosity
efsNllH vsess - the Gssa ballot, an bat Tor IN
ia1ssasEtisa q H. two thirds principle would
base eeea ssainaAea. What the rvsuit nav
- - , di1esk = csejectwre. Gov. Cas-,
sasee ~ bsGua, 4 seeas, led Mr. Van buren,
sveaay -essr votes but sill he eaneot Be somi-
hs1ed naeW so0e e dAs~ VIE suppcsted Mr.,
- Dossa q he m ballot vsse for him; for
givhg hin TIE 81 votes casa for johnson and the
= = DseAaaaa, Ae win sin fall dAost II having
ewe-aAira& Tie chances, howeves, would seen
= - inhfe favor. The next boat viii probably
t1ug - ~ reslM.
n esavsatioa was very fall Either Col.
Joaasex - Gov. PoLx, Of Tennessee, will be
- ean1iaaae Cor Wee President.
WA ~ eeaveatisa adjourned on the second
~ ~ following resolution, offered By q dele
- - 0aie, was pend;sg:
s;Asaslai, TAat MARTIN VAN BCREN
1nsd1g Boceive1 IL vote cf he maaosity q the
0o9El10 u his Cuaseatioa, % the 6rst ballot,
- doceoa = he ac0iaee fer he olsce Il Prsss-
~ ~ Uailnf aslss.n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
sixn., IN Pennsylvania.

lUnionto~ n, (Pa.) avillage that gave
Harrison majority Of 80 in 1910. Ia.
elected democratic DO. ~o,,gh officers by Il
majority. The contest IS stated to have
been conducted strictly on nariy grounds
and the defeated candidate 70, ,Nnef bur-
CESS was president Of the Clay Cub.
d5-Sunbury, in Northumberland com
ty, which at the recent special election .sor
Congress gave Pollock, the wing candi-
date, Is majority, has also elected demo-
cratic borough officers by ls majority.
I5At special election held in Pitts
burg ON the 2lst inst. for q member Of
the select Council, the democratic candi-
date was elected BY 50 majority.
I7Two wing papers have refused to
hoist the Clay hag-the Mercer Lumina-
ny and Delaware County Republican.
The Luminary declares for the abolition
candidates.
MfIsaac w. Vanleer, Esq. The Clay
elector for Chester county, has declined
permitting his name to be used for that
purpose. Mr.. V. although wing, is
opposed to the election Of Mr.. Clay.
IThe Liberty men are organizing
throughout the State, and in some counties
have already made their nominations.
Dr.. Lemoyne is their candidate for Cow
ernor. Mrney, for President, win receive
several thousand votes, and they win all
30 taken from the wings. Mr.. Clay's
chance Of carrying the keystone State 10
about equal to Jo. Smiths in Missouri.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
ihopulatior Of Mes n1oines.

Eron tn rcta1rns made BY the Asses
- q Burlington township, and reports
which havs cane 70 our ears from other
districts, We think il is safe to set down
the present population Of Des Moines
county It not less than lO,O00l This is
certainly q handsome increase nearly
loo per cent.-within four years. In
1910 our population was 5,577. The Ter
ritory 4 barge viii show much greater
Increase, however, and cannot fall much
short q 100000 souls.
The number Of inhabitants within our
city limits is returned at 20l2, and in
Burlington township at $50. Total,
2,S02.
II Since preparing the above Ne have
received The following, which will also
show the number Of voters in the town.
ship:
Ssn:-Hav;ng been engaged in taking the
census Of Burlington township, and thinking that
some might wish 10 know the population and
number Of votes, and having kept the number il
City and Township separate, respectfully sub
NIT the following as the result:
Pop. No. rotes
Burlington within the Corpo-
ration, -. .......2,0l2 56t
Burlington without the corpo-
ration, .....-........s SEQ 2it
Total, .......2,9e2 S2t
Number OF persons between the sges Of 10 ant
13 lia.le to perform military duty-830.
Respectfully,
JOHN r. WOODS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

The injunction Of secrecy being removed
from the proceedings Of the Senate in re-
ference 10 the treaty Of annexation, the
speeches and official papers on the subject
are now being made public. Some Of the
latter we publish in another column. The
Globe of the 10th is filled with the report
Of portion Of the speech Of Col. Benton
against the treaty. the delivery Of which
occupied three days. The speech is pro-
nounced by papers Of all sides to be one Of
great ability. Col. Benton's position is
well known to all who have read his let
Ter pu lished in the Gazette some few
weeks since. He i. the ardent as he was
the early friend Of Texas, and regards its
ultimate union with the American repub-
lie as fixed and inevitable; but he is op-
posed to the present treaty, from the con-
siction that its ratification would disgrace
our country in the estimation Of the civil.
lied world. @
Messrs. BucHAsAx, WAIxxa and
M'DUrrlE, have all spoken in favor q
the treaty, and Mr.. CnoArE has replied IL
them. Several others were understood Ia
Be DESTROYS Of submitting their views, and
it is uncertain how much time the debate
will occupy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

Some Of the wings attempt to OBJECT the
proof, strong - holy writ, Of Mr.. Gays
bitter opposition to the settlers ON the pub
he lands, BY quoting from Mr.. Van Blu
ren's message, wherein said settlers were
spoken Of - inGruders. but such come
II will not Do. In the eyes Of tie law, Al
fhe issne M Y p -r-h- = A. --.Aa---
= anlraaers, they undoubtedly were such;
but did he, like the whig candidate for the
Presidency, propOse to drive them from Of
The lands BY NORCEp He did not; bu,
on the other hand urssi tie rssssgs Of a
Ssc n tsror Of sasct;o~ag ,Ae i.fyxs;om!
Mr.. Clay was for enforcing the law sgainsl
them strictly, and having chem removed, Il
necessary, At tie point Of the bayonet; Mr..
Van Buren, acknowledged that the settle.
nents were made in violation Of law, bu,
recanended the passage Of 1egalixins
act. There Is some difference, then, i
there moi, Old settlers Of Iowa, in the posi-
tisn occupied BY these two prominent pol
iticians, 30 far ~ they have officially man.
ifested disposition 70 do you justice.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08


we stated, IN oar paper Of week before last,
N allasion 70 The proceedings Of the whig con-
veution Of Henry county, thaf a. h Poarrs,
ESQ had recsived he aonination for Councils
Our Information, derived sscoaA haa1ed from !
geatlenaa who was in he eeaveseion, was cor
rect; bat i appeau that after The departure Of
oar idtosnsat - aomiastien was rs-considered,
and the aane of ! = srEPmxmson substituted
Tor that Il Mr. hesess Whether o. not Mr..
Potter win quietly sabnia 10 Be thus vietinixe.l
time viii show. Il be dess, gosging can be
more successfully psacticed than we thought Il
couA.
1aSsrd, - tAoueh conscious of having used
unfair means in eGscting their nominations, The
wings Of Henry manifest great reluctance in
making their proceedings pabaie. Ths nestina
was held on Tia 18th ult., and ~ the proceed
niger morr properly mere sasleton Of the
Psoceedings-hase not bssn publishsds until the
pssseae ~sek. They aprear, too, - e de-
dssigaedly, II TIE outside q the Hawkeys, abou,
tAs middle q The page, surrounded BY miseslla.
ssoas seasctians. u would not Be possible q
mako tAen occupy more obscure place. But
darkness loves not TIE light
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

s. c. HAsrfros, Esq, In ! card pub
lshed in The Bloomington Herald, declines
being candidate for seat either in the
Council or Convention. Our friend Rus
SELL, Of the Herald, we notice, has many
friends who are urging his nomination fol
the Council. Should he be nominated
and elected for the one should, and We
have but little doubt would, follow the
othcr--the democracy Of johnson and
Muscatine would have representative in
whose fidelity they might rely in any
emergency.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

We have received information, say. A
Indiana State Sentinel Of the I'd insi. Il,
new Democratic PAPER has been starts
at Mount Carmel, Illinois, which il ed;,,i
by Mr.. Richard Beck, who has iof e;,A
teen years supported and voted with Il,
Wings. In his address, Mr.. Beck srr
II have studiously looked into and \.
amined this important matter fer some N,
years, and have become fully convinced
this late hour, that the Wing doctrines ~
not only inconsistent, out Of reason, II
are also opposed 10 the interest Of a,
farming and laboring part Of the CONNIE
nifty"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

This paper, pabliahed = t. seat ofgov-
ernnent e The Territory, Is again on our
table, sfeer ! suspeusion # some three Or
four weeks. Mr.. HuoHEs has retired
from the establishment, and in future the
paper will be under the exclusive control
Of Mr.. WaLLs<as. The Reporter il an
orthodox democratic journal, and in the
approaching campaign may be expected to
do yeomans service. We hope for it :
liberal support.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Let Ms have those Proceediugs.

The Trenton IN. J. Emporium Of the 18th
inst. says, we will sometime soon give the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting held in the Presbyterian
church at Newark, N. J., Immediately after the
MURDER Of poor CILLEy, in which Mr. FIRE.
LINGHUYSEN, the Wing candidate for the
Vice Presidency, denounced the conduct Of Mr..
CLAY, and charged him as accessory to the mar.
aev. What new light has come over Mr.. FIRE.
tinghuysen, that be consents to be run on the
same ticket with On individual whom he so re-
Gently declared to Be an accessory to murder.
The public will be anxiously awaiting the pub
location Of the evidence, Mr.. Emporium-let |,
not be DELAYED.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08


.Ifhas 60 I'm, rs elisx he pyac-
|iice q lhAf paPr he Gasl thus "a
apeak eorrnlly an recruae lhIly e re-
sion, = Of de- who fs0dess k.n-i5Gsk.
eye-
West once meetthe above serious charge
BY denouncing itss utterly FALSE, and con-
front the wIinsr By charsc4erising him - :
rilfd prsPssstr IF slsakeod. Int The &C
cusafion is dsstituts 4 The slightsst particle
or truth slr rsu1ss q VA klasw; snd
hence, sesi.g he provoslAisu, thsy will
not be dApcssd % via = viii tlseir csn-
sure sar employing de strong language herr
ussd. Wherc and when hive we spoken
.'scss,khIly ard reproschfally Of religion,
o. Of thoee who plo6sn itS" Let the wri-
scr 4 once saswer t.,is question. Or Sand
forsh bebre he world for what his osnis.
zion b Do . will prove him 70 be--a con.
v.c e ibellcr, snd malcvo;e.st hypocrite
He says he sprotssses 10 be asnan q es'ss'
and serscSy." What man is amd whit h
pru6esses b b are very din rent things
~ the writer's own conduct prI'ses; for u
sluos1 the same breath in which lie makes
his boost Of candor and veracity he know.
iseiy rerpetraaes the llagitious falseA ooc
contained in the extract above given.
For sincere and genuine piety and reli-
gion we have, and ever have had, the most
exalted respect, US well as for those who
practice its prcccpts; but for that which is
egncd, and made up Of mere outward pre-
tension, ND other feelings are entertained
BY US than those Of scorn and contempt
In our editorial career we have had to do
with some whose conduct left but little
doubt Of their belonging 10 The latter class,
and we 20 characterized them; but il GER
tainly never entered our head that any
sane man would undertake 10 torture such
> course into an attack upon religion. Nor
will the community look upon it in that
light. They who assist in unmasking the
canting imposter, who, the more eiFectu-
ally to serve himself and the devil, impi-
ously assumes the livery Of Heaven, do re-
ligion the highest possible service, and are
its best friends. Il would doubtless be a
great object gained by hollow pretenders
If they could but succeed in converting all
iromical illusions. to sheir affected piety into
assaults upon religion, and in that way
aSpid expssare; but this they will fail Of
accomplishing.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

Monday, the Eth inst.--nine days from
this time-is the period designated for the
assembling Of the Legislature in extra SEES
sion at Iowa City. The object is to reap
portion the representation Of the Territory,
upon the basis of the census which is now
being taken. Whether or not any other
business will.Se transacted we are not able
to state. The members generally, we learn,
will be in attendance. There will Be no
absentees from Des Moines.