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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-25

TYLER CoNvENTloN.-The grand muster of the
Tyler forces takes place this day at IL o'clock at
Washington Hall II will be curious affair A
full acc cunt in the Herald tomorrow.
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fG7-WHAT is SICKNESS lit is the ret ention of
morbid matters in the system When this is the
hourly becoming until these matters
moved The weather for instance, has been steadily
steadily cold for time, bodies have be-
come, it were, used to the action OF cold
the case may be- and we enjoy good health. Suddenly
however, and without any warning find that 25 Of our
thermometer has become CO. and If the warm spell has
been upon u.s. degrees has in few hours been cooled
down to 90 Can there be any wonder that the strongest
constitutions bowed down by sickness in so changea
BILE climate this Our great object must be to re-
ceive little injury as the circumstances Of the case will
permit Whether it be influenza or cough common
cold rheumatism whether it be pain OF the back Of
the head the bowels that affects yOu resort
to the Brandreth Pills A few good doses will all
morbid matters from the body wherever situated and the
particular organ affected will be relieved, and few days
will bring back health and vgor.
Sold at a4l Broadway, 274 Bowery. and l49a Hudson
street. New York n MARITIME, Twentyfrst street. cor
ner of Ninth avenue and by Mrs Booth Brooklyn, at 25
per box, with full directions in all languages.
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With much respect, Mr.. Bennett,
Your Obedient servant,
Il q A ~

f1F- LADIES OF GOOD TASTE, WHO ARE DIS.
figured by hair iurze the face, neck arms
low forehead should the Chinese Era1icst0r which
will remove them entirely withou; producing the least
irritation smarng staining the skim leaving it soft
and delicate at Comstocks 81 Courtlandt st.
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o. DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
at Dacy's Agency, 81 Walker street. LIST store FROM
Broadway. If H. Daley be.not written with apen, avoid
ii as poison.
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Oakley.
APRIL "a John Ei,peU VS.. William +, Schmidt This
was action OF covenant charter party. The de-
PENDENT chartered the brig Northerner to take full cargo
from the port of New York to the port of Marsees, in
rency 1t also stipulated by the charter party that
defendent should put deck 300 barrels rsn and
pentne and that the cargo tn be delivered per bills
of lading Before the brig left port, alleged by
plaintiff the captain demonstrated with the defendant
against shipping the rosn and turpenne the vessel being
then already deeply laden The defendant persisted
and shipped the rosn and turpentne The brig got far
as Gibraltar in safety but after met with very rough
weather. and 1t became necessary for the safety of the
and vessel to throw 25l barrels of the resin over
board after this she arrived at her port of destination in
safety and the remainder OF the cargo was delivered in
good order The defendant paid sI77s retaining in his
hands the difference between this and the $4,000
compensation for the rosin and turpentne thrown
board For that balance the action is brought On the
part Of the plaintiff is contended that according to
camille usage the word cargo in the chareI party" does
plaintiff entitled to the full Of $4,000 upon the de-
livery OF the below deck according to the bills
iading On the other hand the defendant contends that
the word cargo" in the charter party the goods
Oh deck as well as below, and they not having been de-
livered, he is not bound to pay the full amount.
The Judge directed verdict for the plaintiff subject to
the opinion of full Court on the legal meaning of the
term cargo.
For plaintiT-Mr c s. Williams For defendant-Mr
N. d. Ellingwood
HSS s Ss p 81 ol %a o. q' tie 81
marked 9sl Mott street marked map OF the Bay
ard Farm, but now known as l6l Bsyard street. The
plaintiff claimed title under several ances)
from Nicholas Bay yard the original Of the property
The defence was an adverse possession. The defend
ant produced deed of the lot dated in 1916 from person
named James Sackett also proved that he entered
into possession in 1917, and continued so since Upon
this of facts the Court decided that the defendant
in the peaceabe OF the property for twenty
five and that that gave him legal title and
suited the plaintiff
For plaintiff Messrs D. P. Hall and H. Dresser for de-
PENDANT, Foot Davies.
Barclay laurence .adminisrator, Sc.-This was an
action promissory for SO 600, endorsed by j.
Lawrence, the defendants nestac and passed to plain
tiff The endor.er died shortly after endorsing the note
and the action brought against plaintiff his admin
istrator
After the plaintiffs closed, the defendants
counsel moved for suit, the ground that notice
of demand protest not proved The Court denied
the motion, and directed the Jury to find verdict for
plaintiff subject to to be made the question of
notice and demand for the opinion Of a full Court
.4ttpH Us Smith & HoUeH-ln this the Jury rem
dered a verdict for defendants.
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A"tl-An"exation Me- ting-Attempted
Dlstu chance

A full report of this singular meeting, which pre-
ented strange scene of disturbance will be found
n another column
would seem that the spirit of mlsrule has broken
out simultaneously both in New York and Wash
lnglon. Notwithstanding the great crowd at the
Tabernacle last night, disposed to lhlnk
that the people OF this city-oi this community-oi
this country, in favor OF 'annexlng Iexas-lh
favor of annexing Oregon-yea, even OF Mexico
herself, Canada, and all North America from the
lsthmus TO the North Pole.
COngress-Ri0t the House Of Representa-
tives.
Our accounts from Washington last night are of
the most painful and dsgraceful character. 1t
seems that on Tuesday morning, in debate in
volvlng the opinions of Mr.. Clay on the tariff
quarrel took place between two of the members
which Increased in few seconds to a regular row,
miniature riot, in which blows and bad language
were exchanged with great hberality, within the
bar of the House, and during one OF its regular sit
tings.
Such conduct, 'on any pretence whatever, is ut
terly dlsgracefu to the House of Representative
to the present Congress-to the nation at large
TO the very age and time OF day. 1t can only be
paralleled in the British House of Commons, or in
the legislative assemblies of France, during the
most excited periods of revolutionary explosions
and in ages less enlightened-less moral-less in
tegent than the present in all that coners dignity
on human nature.
full account from various sources, of these dis
reputable scenes, will be found under the proper
head of this days paper
In the meantime, what is to be done to reclaim
the character of the House of Representatives and
blot out the black spot on its reputation Some
thing should be done stronger than soap and water
why should not such brawers and rioters be for
mally expelled by the orderly and reputable !-sent
back to their constituents, labelled broken crock
ery"? The business of the nation can never be
well done or even done at all, in the midst of such
dlsrepulable scenes-scenes that would dishonor
the Five Points. Indeed, up to this time Congress
has done little or nothing They have spent near
ly five months without single efficient act. Is
this to continue for ever! The representatives Of
the tognery OF the Five Points, now in 81 ssion at
the States Prison at Sing Sing, are more lndustr-
Gus, orderly and useful than the representatives Of
the honesty and virtue of the nation, now assem-
bled III the stately capitol at Washington The
world is turned upside down.
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no DR.. McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OLA certain
for deafness; Hays Lniment warranted to any
Of piles DR.. Spohns Headache Remedy, certain
cure, warranted, ut 81 Courtandt st.
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SUMNER SHowER.-We had a glorious April
shower last night 1t was accompanied by light
ming and pretty loud thunder. 1t will puffy the at.
mosphere.
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VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-To-day this election
takes place The result will be looked for witt,
interest.
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Qy- A. b. SANDS tx co. APOTHECARIES AND
Chemists, would respe fully call the attention Of Fam
lies Physicians and others purchasing Drugs and Med
cnes to their very complete and select of the
substances used in medicine.
A. b. s. Co constantly receiving at the earliest
period all the Chemical Preparations and discoveries
in medicine at home abroad and will be able supply
wholesale and retail orders at prices that cannot fail to
please
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes prepared
with neatness and accuracy from pure articles mode
rate prices 173 Broadway Chambers ST. Granite
Buildings
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lH3- BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL
Cheapest fac smile edition-Now ready at the New
World Office. price lsa centsS2 year. Save your six
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70 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackeryn
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
Il 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
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad
vantages not to be met with in any institution in
country either public or private. The treatment Of the
College is such as to insure every case and
totally different from that practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the
OF the College for many years connected with tn,
principal hospitals Of Europe, attends daily consults
lion from AM to 8 PM.
InfPoRTANr TO COUNTRY IHvALips.-Persons living IL
the country and not finding ii convenient to attend per
sonay, can have forwarded TO then chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform aperec by stating
their asa explicitly together with all symptoms, time o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere If any
nd enclosing 50, pos, paid, addressed TO
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
Once aud Consulting OF the College, 95 Nassar
reel
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Court Gale pdar-Thls Day
Amusflslcnts.

SUPERIOR COURr Nos "a, y SO
COMMON PLEAs--Nos. 10, rs, 81, 3S, 40, &C.
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SGy- WIN. J STEVENS, OF PORTLAND, MAINE,
called in the store of Messrs Comsock Co 81 Court
landt street. to show the great benefit he had received
from the of bottle of Odrdge's Balm of Colum.
bia He had been bald ten years, but has full and
fine crop of hair started out all the top of his
head by only bottle We have this tried in
ny cases with the is also the best arti-
Gle ladies dress their hair with will keep it long
in curl than anything else and entirely dan
drnN
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l1y- SAMUEL r.. TABER, OF ORIENT, L. T., WHO
had long been sick and under the of physicians who
did appear know the Of his complaint heard
of DR.. Shermans celebrated Worm LozeHgcs. As his
symptoms seemed to indicate the presence of worms he
took them according the direction and brought away
use his own words" hundreds and hundreds OF
worms His bad symptoms began to vanish in day or
two and he is restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health. He stated that he any remedy tina,
would compare with shermans Worm Lozcnges Doctor
.herman's warehouse Is loo Nassau street Agents-227
Hudson street, corner of Spring 1888 Bowery corner
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and State street.
Boston
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6ly- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhna elect, and all mocupurnlent discharges
49, ri,oss pills, prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor
speedy and eectua remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to recent in from three
to five days and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known removing the disease without conne
men from business tanting the breath disagreeing
with the stomach Price ST per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dcine o. Nassau street
W. S RICHARDSON, NJ. d. Agent.
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I67- DR. GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE, FOR
completely thoroughly and permanently eradicatng all
super1uous hair from low foreheads sides of the face
moles, the stubborn beard OF man. At 81 Walker
street. LIST store FROM Broadway where the preparation
Is tested to every ones satisfaction.
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90 THE HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA, AS DE.
scrbed during residence OF eighteen months of the Bril-
fish Embassy at the Christian Court of ShOa. By Major
w. c. Harris illustrated with splendid coored Portrait
of the King Of Shoa.
This is most wonderful Book Of Travels describing
and adventures stranger and interesting han
fiction Part ready TO be completed in four parts
at 25 cents each, with illustration. j. Winchester,
Publisher 80 Ann street.
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Iy-THE MOST VALUABLE EXTRACT OF sAR-
SAPARILLA at present before the public, h that prepar
ed by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
established for the suppression OF quackey will be
from the following notice OF it in the late edition Of
Brandes Practical Dictionary of the Matefia Medca -"
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma
tsm-in obstinate cutaneous erupops-in INDECENT III
glandulsr aecions-in diseases of the homes
tended by dull aching palms, tumors and nodeswasting
the fesh-ani it has proved valuable remedy and has
sometimes effected where other alternatives have
been long administered in vain, and when the diseased
state 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
hitherto observed in any other article of the aters
Medica"
Sold in single Bottles at. ....... rs cents each
+" in Cases OF half adozen Bottles, So so
d" " one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
N. B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. S. RICHARDSON NJ. D., Agent.
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Bh LAST NIGiIT'sMaII..

IMPORTANT SEIZURE Two uasn. Michael
M.Auiel AL fafffl MLanrhI.a. f.s..@-..,. y,
h'afa ihe 'l,'p oaf'rd. from L,s,p,al. ssae iesn
atfese5 at NrN ioik charged ), .sh .ss5.ri.,e s,,
hsi pai large quauinl 81 tAsi., a. T8.s ,sI..
- s"'si' already ctfisine is hs.e ssi, sn,,iesi
- ss'd 10 he spsafd. ID els 600 Seser.i ..ts..
Pef''i'' snstas lhe1n srvne t.affasn hass all, f,
arrested go ibe sane rhaf.~ \ thafe~ 49,. ,..s..,t
e" Alf7iay evening" afzln.i orr ID she fnsin. II IA.
oiiefa "hiea sa'p has bsen ssssea sn : ,lstes a
'mefelng The Prfsiis iuf SANG lins ). f.sls s,,,.
- scss,i. l'ss II foa,. .sssi,neai n ne ra,..s
~hs her pnnfipal - ahrfisrs and hne ii ,,,sis
Dee an 'nni "i g.s.as A aft.i saiil.. II ile 80
~a' 10 iaAe pace "a Tacriag aiirftrs.a
Tic ArN fah San a fuesd - aaafa.as Ia, ths
h'.ia~inz up''ee - euoshef selsarr
TIE h'aieeinf II tbe fau hinrd a essnf.,y "A
'masflsa Ids al haafd The Ma.tss ,.a,. ,,..,,,,
atief her nratai resiefdHY. MalsA were ,t,,. -
away ready &c he laudad The g .sis asse ..,a.s
ih"ntash over haalsas al ii.o siaaeel.f. ali i.
maae "a Day e., Tao. nhrn Ne, sB Ia =,
strange d4seiu.ll
The Ae~ hul arnsi ~ e .,sun,f,. ~ T.s...,..
'is'''tn 49, Asl he shiI O4tsd As. fslea.~s -.
IT, er"s cisafl a'csussaed tlsiiAs e.rss,. 49,,
"Nl.e'' h""~ nD'A ae a ne ifsnsartssn
- , l Ausefiran 81 fue,siar ai5.,f...s, -.
lhefe have been ila iafhrf aftssis tsst. d..
a. implicated n nc feeeni ,saussi.ns fraa.s,t.,.
A'sd - htHtsed tsaI unins ~ ne ,a,..4.,.-...
y - ai'' HAas hs ssafi..ns iAe sg,it, c.sir,.,,
g" no a''1asa'o' ifaad. ~di ali s,cape.
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NIGHT SCENE IN THE pRAI.

NIGHT SCENE IL THE PRIV.
RlES.-What had taken Tor candle.
were FIRE flies. that now ISSUED in
s"arms from oui &C The darkness 81 the
islands aud spread themselves over the
PfNne' darling about IN every direc-
lion. Their small biuc flames literally
lighting up he plain, and making II an.
pear as # were surrounded ~ sea
oil Bengal fire. III, Impossible 10 ,on
ceiSe anything more bewtlicrinp Than
s3ch ride "a NINE. on a warm March
night, through the n'ermlnable never
Varying prairic. Over head The deem
blue 1rmanent, with lis hosts or brirbt
stars. al my feet. and all abound. ma
ocean OF magical light, myriads Of fire
ules toallng upon The saj sill air. To
me Il was Ike a scene of enrhaotoon,
! could distinguish every blade orerasS.
every Hover, each leaf on the irces Ia,
"ll "a strange unnatural Sort of lob,
an1 ~ altered colours Tube rnsas =, /
VIE rarches began 20 wave and noy.
10 range themselves IN ranks and rows
ne "hole vegetable world around me
seemed to dance, as the swarms Of li,ine
,sh's passed over IT, Suddenly out a.
'ae sea OF FIRE sounded a loud ami lone
ara"n naie- s'oppel. listened. and
sazed around me. II was not fenea,ei
"na rode on. Again the same sound
'u' ms lime the cadence vas sad am
p'aln"'G Again made a bait aud las
'ened' II was repeated third time in
a d !e' more melancholy tone. and !
recognized II AZ The cry ola wbip.ooo,.
WI: Presently II was answered from
a neighborIng is'and bv Ka,yd,5 Nc
" "eart 'eaped Tor JOY At hearing the no
o. 'h's bird the native minstrel Of INV
o ,n dear MARYLAND. -Airenfn,,s
Ieras, Biackrool. !"
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rsff - 80 - ftfa taEs tet
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llENP.-Ae have seen and rad n
report Of VI Won Smith, W4o WIS ap
pointed by lae eoycfamru, ID make cA-
peumenis "a N. culture aud p-cpara.
ration Of hemp The re ear, docs not
idrnish the results OF the experiments
The following exlrae' may be- taken a.
a sample. The practice ia ibis state i.
10 cul hemp before the seeds arc ripe.
aud before The male stock Is injured, aud
this Is the reason why The hemp crop
does not lmpoyerish he soil 10 col
our The NAL stoch fist and then The e.
male would hardly DO in Practice -
La J.ar
"Aa important remark is necessary
10 be m11e ia The cailur. Of hemp -
There are NO species, viz male and
iemaie--iho former being entirely dis
une' rom The latter, one bearing only
Hours aad extended braueue. n Tic ION.
the other seed gathered closely loeether
10 buds, ho former, or mate. IS III Tor
pulling about SIX weeks before the e.
male, and affords the soiiesl ans finest
hb~es, well adapted 20 the splnaina
wheel. the msle should be pulled as
soon as the blossoms aul lower caves
drop, The leua'e when Ibs lower leaves
have fallen and The greatest pars Of
the seeds have flpened. All of The seed
OF hemp do mol open at ihc same Tine
consequently, par: of the seed viii be
green when nc homo Is gathered.
The ilmc q polling the male hemp
is generally neglected bY al the hemp
growers ia The L States, TO my know.
lodge. By such neglect The farmer NOT
only loses merry one fourth oil the
whole product of ms best hemp. but by
suffering Il 10 remain standing perfectly
dry among the green hemp. when e1.
posed together to the process Of either
dew OF walcr-ro0ag, becomes decon
posed before The green hemA is finished
and aiso sPoi.s tie color and corfuDts
The quality Of The female hemp.
"ll may appear difficult to gather al
he male hemp IN a large field from the
female plants. This Is very easily rem.
edied by pIou2hng farrews At a paral
lei distance 81 eight feet, which viii
act as { gaidc and suffer Tie male TO he
gathered without molcNalion ar in,ofy
10 the other kaG."
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culp W3Nftil> -Tae ssi.m essflir 10 81
sti.rle fr-l fins tas cod pe=thrf .ays
f1e - sfr*8 N<s tar .saa vHa,ef. ea f,fs.s1
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LET The ssaief 81 i1ll sas bazef. SD w.
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q Hseesitf A. s6o ss.hi. aN SO - ihe rs45s
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TIE MEMORY

III hhhohf -Pmiessor Gsarsai Ia. mi.
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