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The New York herald., 1844-10-08

A MysrERY.-Who was 1t who came over from
Ensland IN the last steamer at Boston, whose name
Is not to be found in the list OF passengersa Did
he bring any British gold with hunt Did he Sc.
the "waiters OF Longs Hotel"1 Do Tell
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
City Intelllgence.

Police Record. ALDERMEN Gale chairman Of police
committee, with his associates, Aldermen Seamen and
Miller. entitled to the credit of establishing the
apartments in the City Prison, under the superinen
dence of the marons 1t is valuable and most beneficial
Improvement that has already evidenced much good to
the unfortunate inmates
Nothing transpired yesterday at either the Police or
CorOner,s Offices.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

The PARK-There was thin house at the Park
last night to see the new burlesque of" Aladdin"
The getting up is very respectable, but the wit of
the dialogue rather equivoca A few Of the local
allusions such as that in reference to the excellent
sand-still properties of the City Hall clock, and
the Postmaster's management OF the currency, told
pretty well Fisher and Chppendale did all they
could to make the piece go of decently. During
the performance, naval officer who had just LETT
the dinner table and rather noisy, insulted one
of the police magistrates, who had rebuked his
rudeness to lady in one of the boxes, and was
transferred to the watch-house, with promptitude
and neatness perfectly astounding IN police move
ments in New York.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

HoLLIcK's LECTURES ON PHYsIoLoGY.-Dr. Hol-
lick commences his series Of lectures tonight at
Broadway Hall. These lectures are very curious
and cheap as dirt--ony 25 cents and segar.
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Court Caiendar-ThIs day.

IS. 70, 49, a. g. "a. as as ss 70 iic. is is, 4s bs
SO.
CIHcuIr CouRr The same as yesterday.
BurERIoR CouRr-Nos. Q, 8, IL, 10, II, 2o 2 ~, ~,
~, 20, 90, "a, 20, 20, 81, ~, %.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

MITCHELL, OF THE OLYMPIC, GOING TO BE BURIED
-Cerbyn has taken Nib 'o's Theatre for the win
ter and intends to powerful opposition to the
Olympic, in every thing laughabe, witty and droll
Mitchell, however, won't laugh.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

ANOTHER NArL.-Horace Greeley spoke agai,
yesterday on the eternal tariff at West Chester.
Well may Mr.. Clay say, "Save me from my
fvtend.p
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

FUNNY. Major Noah is sticking it into the rb
OF Postmaster Graham, every other day. in m.
columns Of the SUM-" about "them cents, Din
the gallant Major want the Post Office, but could
not
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
VENEZUELA. had occasion, in printing the

VENEzUELA.-We had occasion, IN printing the
intelligence from Venezuela received by the kOw.
ens TO alicse that portion OF which referred to the
just restrictions under which american commert to that
Republic is suffering. Since then, two other In.
stances sf the most oppressive fines imposed upon Ame
vessels at Lsguay and Porto Cabello have
der our notice Upon two small consgnments Of Amer.
ican produce, the fine imposed vessels whch had de-
iu,r,d through the Custom House, some uihng
than upon their manliests (he captain having
made ali unntentona mistake in copy ing pumbers) tht
In other countries where mistakes thus made,
the articles passed through the Custom House, the,
Immediately rectihed without imposing any fine
But in Venezuela 1t is otheru ise, and
now actually suffering from this and oher causes,
eem proper TO draw possible public attention Thu
matter,
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

PARK-JoNEs' BENEFIr.-Let it not be forgotten
that Mr. Jones, the successful composer of the new
opera at the Park, takes his benefit TO night. BE
il a bumper.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

DEMpsrER's CoscERr.-This pleasing vocalis,
gives another concert at the Society Library Rooms
to morrow evening. He will be assisted by Mr..
Daniel, vocalist just arrived from Europe, and
snuifing the air OF liberty for the first time.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

FooT RACE OVER THE HoBoxEN CoURsE.-Ths
preparatory foot race over this ground comes of
Thursday next Those who wish to enter must do
SO to- day, at Mr.. r. Smiths, Park Row. See ad-
vertisement
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Sz- SINGULAR EPlTAPH.

Here lies an old lady shrvelled and hoary,
Who renewed all her beauty soft skin and dark hair,
And then cut off in the hight of her glory,
After living tue ages devoid OF all core!
The above curious epaph embraces handsome tablet
the Chaise Cemetery Paris marking the resting
place OF dame Of the ancient regime She was wealthy
Paisene noted in her youth tor extraordinary beauty
which the late hours and fashionable frvoltes Of that
gay metropolis deprived her Of Her cheek paled
her shrveled and her har turned grey
At the age of ffy she became acquainted with cecbra
ted chemist who volunteered to ruveixe her provided
she would him afterward This she greed TO do
and the Epaph denotes how completely successful were
the exerons the Chemist to accomplish the wished for
object. DR.. FELIX GouRAuDs famous Ha ian Med Gated
Soap possesses the extraordinary property o
and softness his Grecam Hair Dye will turn red or grey
hair rich auburn dark brown, jet black in short
time when his Poude Subtitle is all powerful in the re-
mova Of hair from any part Of the human frame, never
to return Dr. g 3 Liquid Ramgt is unapproachahe ior
the richness and durability of its tint These celebrated
articles have all been countefeited Avoid all sold in
Broadway and the purlieus OF the Five Points, poison
Dr. G q depot is at 81 walker street, nrst store
FROM Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

SMOKING AND CHEWING Sam. Southworth il
daily writing long yarns in the papers, and measur
ina long yarns in the Custom House. Great rise
in fancy stocks
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

FINE IiMss AHEAD. After the election, business
viii be brisk, and more money will be made than
ever
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

AY- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAh
JAPARiLLA, CENT AN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
~ the New York Collage OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ablished for the suppression of quackery This refined
md highly extract ell the puri
confidently recommended by the College infinitely
superior any extract OF Sarsaparlla at before
he public and may be relied as certain remedy for
Ill diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
ch scoiuls salt-rheun, ringworn, blotches PIN
es ulcers pain in the cones joints nodes cutareouS
ruptions, ulcerated sore throat any disease arising
rom the secondary effects Of syphilis or an iniudicions
OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at 76 cents eecs-
in Cases OF hafB-dozen Bottles, 80 30
6 dozen :" Z 90
Cases ioiw arded TO all parts Of the Union.
N. B-A very liberal discount TO wholesale prfchassre
Office OF the College, So Nassau street
w. q. RjCHAPnasry, nj. d., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

MURDER IN THE CHoCTAw NATroN.-Abner Do
yer, OF Missouri, a minister of the Gospel, wa
found murdered in the Choctaw country, the 9Th
September He had been killed by blow on the fore
head Punder the object Of the murderers he ha
with him $3.50, Of which they obtained $3.50. The rest
concealed in bag under his arm, they did not find Mi
Dover ~ years Of age and had just returned fror
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

TRINIDAD One Of the longest shocks of earth.
quake ever experienced in this Colony, took plac,
the 3Uih August All the clocks stopped indicstnt
next morning the Of the occurrence The tren
uous motion from T.. TO ~ w air calm and
bright moon The waters Of the Guph were extremely
agitaed The day previously the pluvometer indicated
two ms Of water in very short time and the lower part
OF the town completely inundated At the time oi
he earthquake the Thermometer was at 72e
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

u3- vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE RA
dical cure of gonorrhea gleet seminal emissions and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethra These pills.
the result of twenty years. experience in The Hospital de
Charlie in Paris pronounced by th celebrated in
ventor Professor Velpeau, infable remedy tor all
diseases Of the urethia. They effect a much
shorter time than any other remedy without taintng the
breatt dsagreeipg with the stomach, or confinement
from business. Price, 81 per box Sold OF the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 9b Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

DEMARARA.-Vla Barbadoes, we hear from De
marara, that on the Both August there took place
shock Of an earthquake fearful than any hitherto
known. The course of the tremulous motion from
Mn f. Many Of the chronometers stopped and all tn.
OF vessels the river thought they apart
the inhabitants Ia great terror II all happened
bright moonlight night Water tanks cisterns etc. los
their contents This earthquake, have been an
dement, the Of which Is rocky The conclusion O.
he buildings themselves aid the heavy iron fsstenings
heir doors and gates created t msndous uproar n,g
above which. however, the screams and believing,
Of the prisoners pray to be released One Of them al
obdurae nfan told the guard who opened his sell
he day dawned that he had never before known tina,
here God Almighty When the fiji oil terror lasted
IN infan might have led him.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

0k3- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTETAIRvE MIX
ture for the permanent of primary secondary
syphilis, venereal ulcers nodes any complaint pro-
duced by inudiccus Of mercury unskilful me-
dca treatment All persons suspecting venereal taint
remaining in their system should this powerful pur
fer without delay person consider himself safe
alter having the venereal disease, without thoroughly
cleansing the system with this ustycelebrated Alternative
at $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Sold the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 95 Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

My- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUaED.-The
Comic Mixture prepared by the Ccl.egs OF Medicine and
'harmacy of the city Of New York. confidently re
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
iulgerce or OF any kind It invaluable
" Ecr Impotence sterty or barrenness unless dererd
ng on rnatcfmstion)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half cozon ss
rl,y packed and sent - all parts tho Union.
cfAco # the College OF Medicine ard Phlru acy es.
laasau street " 8 RICHARDSON. NJ ~, Agcst
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET FOR THE CiTY.-The Sc
veral parties into which the people OF this city are
divided, about five In number, very busy max
ing candidates for their respective tickets During
the present year we have five parties in the field
First there is the democrats second the wings
thrd, the j" "natiyes"-fourth, the radicals-and
fifth, the abolitionists. Every year brings up in
New York or two parties with new principles
o. some kind or other. The "radicals" have
given us the revival OF the name of a party which
agitated the city many years ago, bat they have
altogether different principles and objects. The
"radicals" ot this year came forward IN favor Of
general distribution OF The public lands to those
who have got no land. But now they mean to ac-
complish This end, is more than can tell. 1t is
likely that they may poll few hundred votes
Parke Goodwin, the Fourier philosopher, is one Of
their chief candidates, and Eli Moore is another.
The abolronists have not yet nominated d ticket;
but three OF the parties have put their men fairly
in the field. Here they are:-
- p.eam, , Hon 4 seaman, Edw u. N'coll,
osn ws% seaIs wnosrns W% m.ssy
6. Hamilton Fish, w w Campbell, Eli Moore.
Oi the prospects Of those several tickets. we
form very accurate opinion from former elections
and former experiments II The wings and "na-
tives" support, ext lusively, each lie own ticket,
there can be doubt but the whole OF the loco.
fcco candidates will be elected with ease. But
the probability is, that although the wings and
natives come into the field with different candl.
dates, there may be some sort of compromise be
tween them in some districts, in which the wings
may abandon their men for those Of The "natives,"
the "natlves drop theirs Tor those Of the wings
They may both thus, clip in some Of their cand
dates. Indeed, we understand that there are some
negotiations Tor such union already in progress,
but with what result yet, we have not accurate
ly learned.
At all events, the chances Of the democrats in
the present arrangement OF affairs, most favor
able. Although we do believe, that if IT were pos
sible to roll The three or four tickets into one
squeezing up the intellecs of three or four of the
nominees into one, the operation would not give
rs members of Congress with any very extraordl-
nary mental or intellectual endowments. How
ever, we suppose must be satisfied with what is
thrown up the surface, after the boiling and
bubbling Of the political cauldron Tor several
months.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

90. STRAIN AT A GNAT AND SWALLOW A
CamePeIsons who have passed their lives in adutera
ting and selling that liquid fre"-Rnm-or renting
houses Tor that purpose or even purposes OF inamy-
in reckless Wall street gamblingor selling, at whole
sale in regulsr way, mineral poisons, which
scribed to the afflicted till every bone OF the poor sufferer
saturated with mercuryenailipg life time OF misery
upon generations OF offspring such affect horror at the
perhaps too highly wrought pictures Of by adver
tised medicines, and cry out ruff, humbug, lies &c
How dare honest man make such charge unless he
has proved the inecacy of remedy At least hundreds
in this city, and thousands throughout this country,
would testify under oath that the made about
many remedies sold at 81 Courand street. in this city,
by Messrs Comstock, are in the main true, and
dare assert Of his knowledge to the contrary The
remedies referred 10 of private nature-they
what every family need almost daily and the propetors
pledge themselves to convince committee, any num-
ber OF respectable citizens hat their efficacy
extraordinary and highly satisfactory to every
That good phi yscan regularly educated and admitted
to practice devotng himself for example, to external
applications, any one set OF complaints and remedies
excel in that line it is absurd to deny In this
ssts the merit Of those advertised and every
man of good sense can that the prejudice against
them almost wholly from interested persons phys
whose business thereby curtaed Let the candid
part of the community who think for themselves, reflect
upon these facts and decide il they please, that they
would rather suffer and may be die, in what they call
Irregular" than be cured by advertised remedy
not alp (for the above house have none)but
different specific remedy for each specific complaint.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

GO- BEALS HAIR REST oRATIvE FOR THE
growth Of hair on bald places and preventing il falling
Oft This article inmeasuree bly, superior TO the pu.d
city bumbugs o the day and IL applied by the proprietor
without charge. Found at 81 Walker st., first store from
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

0g- CHINESE CEMENT FOR MENDING GLASS,
Cookery. and all brittle substances We warrant this
cle 10 he superot to the generality of Cemens aud
that any broken article used with u viii seperate
OF the money returned Found et 81 Walker st frst
store from Brotdway 20 cents bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

co. IS YOUR REST BROKENIN CONSEQUENCE
Of tedious and troublesome cough Shernan's Cough
Lozenges will relieve youthey will give you sweet
sleep, allay the irritation promote expectoraton and by
their proper you will forget that you have been
sick. Thousands have used them when hope seemed to
taken flight and the destroyer stood ready to claim
his victim The result has been most beneficial, and
Sherman's Cough Lozenges acknowledged by all
be the best and efficient medicine discovered
for curing coughs colds, conumptions and asthma, and
will continue 10 be used when other medicines are forgot
ten DR. Sherman's warehouse is az LOG Nassau street
Agens, no Broadway 227 Hudson street. 1888 Bowery II
East Broadway, So William street Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia, and State street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
01y- MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES
The members the New York Cnllege of Medicine and

The members OF the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for The suppression Of qackery
nue to direct their particular attention to ali diseases Of
private nature and can confidently promise persons
quiring medical treatment, safe and permanent
without injury the constitution or confinement from
business lnvalids particularly requested to make ap
pcaton to the College the first appearance OF those
diseases, vast amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One Of tbs members Of the College, for
many years connected with the principal hospital in Eu
rope for the OF those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from A NJ. to- p. Nj.
Terms.Advce and Medicines So, "a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALlDs : Persons
living IN the country and fndng IL to make
personal application have forwarded to them chest
containing all medicines requisite TO perform raoica
symptoms time Of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere any and enclosing So post paid addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College, % Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Grand Democratic RalfyNeNtchmond~-I Ihe
Democracy OF staten Island IN the Field.

Grand Democratic RalfyNeNtchmond~-I q he
Democracy OF Staten Island I'm the Field.
One of the most enthusiastic demonstrations of
these stirring times OF party warfare, took place
yesterday at the town of Richmond, where the
friends OF Polk and Dallas, resident in the county
of Richmond, assembled in very large numbers to
pledge their fidelity their cause, and ihe avowed
principles of their party. On arriving at Quaran-
tine, We found that procession was marshalled
with great regularity, and with an abundance of
banners and decorations, and some new and unique
devices which attracted the gaze OF spectators as
they passed along the road to Richmond. steam
er chartered expressly for the purpose was at the
same moment conveying strong detachment of the
New York and Brooklyn forces to the scene Of the
general rendezvous, whilst as the procession pass
ed on their route to the same point, almost every
cross road, highway and bye-way added its share
to swell the throng. At about haf-past one the
forces formed junction in Richmond, and after
making circuit of the town, halted on the emf
nence Immediately in front OF the Court House,
where all the requisite arrangements had been
made to accommodate the speakers and officers Of
the meeting. The windows of the Court House
were adorned by the presence OF ladies in goody
numbers, who evidently partook Of the exhilira-
tion of the passing hour, and seemed deeply cccupi
ed in perusng the pointed terse, and ironical mot
toes on the banners.
The assembly was called to order at about half
past two O'clock and the following officers ap-
pointed -
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02
VOLUME /.
THE REGISTER.


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Advertisements out of the direct line Of busi-
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Election tickets will never be delivered till
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Political circulars or communications ofonly an
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All JOB-WORK must be paid for deliv
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not be attended to.
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02
NUMBER 81.

allies. The Cock is vain ofhis military
clothes flaps his wings like a gascona4
ding braggart-crows defiance to the
world-and often runs at the pinch -
Who shall say then, that the Notifying
Branch are not emit led 10 quarter him
upon their coat? As for the Van Bu-
'renites, they must content themselves
with the Weasel, long ago presented 10
thom by Mr. Calhoun. Let them take
the Weasel-he is a sneaking Iittle.fel-
Tow, fond of creeping through cracks;
and none therefore, may dispute their
title TO him. He's the very animal too
that they want at this particular juuc-
ture-he's sogood at mrou1ing Cocks,
that we are certain they'll find him use
ful.-East dlabamian.
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

The mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesday
md Saturdays, al II o'clock M and departs i'm
medatey.
The mail from Oxfo-d arrives on Tuesdays at
6 o'clock P. NJ. and departs on Mondays at 6
O'Clock A. NJ.
The mail from Grenada, arrives Sundays
a, O'Clock p. NJ, and departs Fridays at 8 o.
clock \. M.
The mail from Carrollton arrives Thnsda's al
o'clockP. NJ, and departs Mondays at o'clock
A. NJ.
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02
Party embIems.

>
Some democratic paper, discoursing
lately about party omblems, gives to the
Wings The COON, and takes for the
.locoloco party in general the COCK.
This is not altogether right, and as
We arein favor Of fair play,' we insist
on an equitable division Of the emblems
The Coon is, most unques tionably, whig
property, and though he does stroll o
nights occasionalIy-wh of that? he
loves The stars and affects the Stripes
upon his TAIL A true republican; he is
found, we believe, only on the North
American continent. lie is d gallant
fellow into the bargain, and whips a pup
py at each paw, easily. And homeIy
though his coat be, lis worth money in
The market. Give US the Coon by ell
means.
But the Lindelwold folks must let GO
he Cock be 5 none Of theirs he $ the
exclusive prorertyef their States Rlssl'ls
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02

Another riot has occurred among the
Philadelphia fremen, in which several
persons were crippled.
The great will case Of Mrs Gaines Of
New Orleans, occupied the q. S. Court
at Washington one week with the argu-
ment-not yet decided.
In New York the bays were full Of
ice at the latest dates. The Steamboat
Hercules was crushed between two mas
ses of floating ice in the harbor.
During the last % years the average
annual value of silks imported into the
United States has been 100000, or
total Of $4,000, 900 equal to the
Indebtedness Of all The States.
The correspondent ofthe Philadelphia
Gazette states that the vote on the Mons
iaation Of Mr. Spencer to the Supreme
Court was 2 ! yeasto 60 nays.
Professor Locke, Of Cincinnati, has
produced the most powerful magnet in
the world. Ii weighs only III lbs, and
lilts ! 100 pounds weight!
American newspapers which 90 Tito
Canada are charged 4 cents each. post.
age
The Weekly register., 1844-03-02

Bezutyul htle Allegory.-A hum
ming bird once met a butterfly, and being
pleased with the beauty Of its person &
glory of its wings, made an offer ofper-
petual friendship.
Il cannot think of it. was the reply,
'as you once spurned me and called me
drawing dolt.'
fmpossible,' exclaimed the humming
bird, 4 always entertained the highest
respect for such beautiful creatures as
you
Perhaps you do now said the other,
sbut when you insulred me, was cat
erpillar. So let me give you this piece
of advice. Never insult the humble, as
they may one day one day become your
SUPERIOR