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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
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and perfect n ali s' ior hiasventns IN
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peisons me 1sss wtn sest ear AID
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the aid OF hln Professional services.
would Aso his excellent Composition for filing
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1i Broadway. mv6 lm-e
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New ioi.J winch eagaxes hi. The Annals
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CAST OFF CLOTHING
ENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desir US of con verting
c+sh thsir supe fiaous cast of Ciothns will
ottain from the subscriber the HIGHEST Cash PRICES
To families tntlemen quitting tho changing
de havi flee the pose Of viii fnd
much send subscriber who will
attead them at their residence b. appointment.
III LkVEfT, Office no Wall street,
and at 276 Hudson st.
TA line through the Office rwse viii
aeuti is III
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The y YE

4 II E z e.
OR WHEELER, UCULlSI, NO. So Grenwieh street,
~ continues 70 devote his eIc.usiyc attention to
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
aud OPHTHALMIC SURGERY. He has Iscenty imported
from France very superior specimens OF
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
manufactured resemble every respect the natural
Any who may be deficient Of eye have it
aciay epaced by Dr. Wheerer clasely initiating
IN defy detection.
Ny Office hours from Am. PM.a!ter which he vi,its
out do0r patients. mi lLn IN
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MATCHES BRTTSUES .,

r,I,r ,r ,U,TlS,ME N, BHUNHES, &c.
1--WE THOUSAND uROs of IN. b..t au.,,,v oT N.,.l
Likewise Brushes of ali nds sa,tabs sor NV s
And Machioes OF all kinos TO Order eh.,n r.,
Matches suitable for climate put up in the hest s
shipping from 30 cents 20 per gross The above ss o,
Ia w0 den DOleA 10 prevent '' a'e P~'
bwrarticusI care taken IA packing for shipping and
lei n"ec JAMES Y BAWNks Pal =,
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DIR. H. BOSTWlCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
No. IS CHAMBERS STREET.
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HAIR CUTTING
NEW PRINCIPLE
A EXPLANATION is NECESSARY IN ORDER
TO ully compr'h-nd the advantages which viii aa
rom patIonizing rhai m, new plan OF Hair Cutting NC
very body h felt the unpleasant created BY
,e aIy hair brush applied his head the forty
e IN Jay, tanu used Of
without cleansing In view OF ss the subscriber has
evoteu ms ene esabhment introducing new Ieatue
~ he treatment oil the hairhat of having large number Of
ate oishes and IN no instance second time
.,o,0usn ceansing BY giving the Hair
vim ,s ~ Waking h sole time and ion, together
ne socis trial, satisfied that those wi give b,' .vs,a .
wiz appreciate the benet and luxury afforded AZ no aim,
ShamPooiIg aud Hair Dressin " ~ Wy ''' 'a"'e''
,, ,u.u 49,. EDW'D. PHALUN,
~. w <a BfOadNaN. PauI
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~ GreenOtch street, near The Battery NeW YORK.
RESPE lilly informs tue public that among he many
~ hundreds VI winch he has attended, many them
h,ve been operated other proie without
a9d Pronounced by them rable these
aeve' failed TO erdcae the disease and effect perfect
despite Of every d ad vange hIch have se.
and many instances almost nope Ii tina
ceented in his OF hitherto
condence refTr such Of the afflicted who be
ed with IN ana his mild mode Of treating the disorders Of
organ Numerous restored the fiat claa nt soeit
respectrg ha professional sbes and his p-eminent skill
IA ocuiist.
chronic inflammation Of the syelid eyes, OF how
eyer oug standing he Ell ctualy and permanently
his sIecks &c, removed and cured without sugia op,
Cataacs removed the modern approved primer
pies Of opthaimc surgery.
STRABISMUS,'
Commonly called sQuinne few seconds on Cue
rim csieSIaed p n which Tree from pain or danger
" Uflce hours from A. NJ. TO Z. M after which hour
he visits outdoor PATIENTS m
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH IAILUKlNT ESTABLISHMENT,
SO4 PEARL STREET, LATE lOS BEEKMAN
s'dE s. BoC3IBE., We'll kacwn Tor the cbeaspess and
auraby ms work, desi'es to INFORM hrs patrons AMI the
uD!ic tina he suit The OF
tnes, mas garments of the quality reduction
II twenty per cent from former rces aud less believed
by twenty ceat quality made
ny TIE eli AZ house, III CITY, la order ha gentlemen
defsttd what meant by cheap the llOwi bill Of
submitted - tneir with hs
ne good, II be of the frae quality the fit unexcel
tiosape -
Superior West Of England Cloth Goats. $l2 TO IG
Pants Of Black or Doubiemilled Cas.rnerss.. to
Yeats, ~ Silk Satlu, &c ~ 4
Masiog AID Trimming in the best STYLE the following
Goats. ..'..... ...$ 6H to
Superior Beaver Oysrcoals, from IL 20 ~
MIA lLl~ec
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WHOLESALE AND KkTAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL sroRE; i2l { rHAM ST. NY,
Branch Stores, Sls bie.cksr sef, kep York
36l Grand sfrssf a.aS Su1alk,
l9l GT,enoich, Rsas ttafon.
ll6 Fulton street, Bfsekiyn.
iIso Corner Of Name and Hoa0n sfresi Petsrson ~ J.
find 40 North Fyfth sr,.i, Pathological
INVITE tn hTTENtiyN OF cry AND COUN.
1kf FAMILIES AND PuR HAski,S 10 their several
Establishments where they hnk vail be found by far the best
elections OF pure and unduteted Tcas United States
ne universal popularity and Of their house
ee'eace to high u.tes low aud upright dealing is
90 well undestood to render further
Original and only Warehouses for the Howquaa Black
Tea Observe !"-Strange will be particular to remember
ne number oil the pncia al store Chatham street. l2
between te and Roosevelt streets The pabc will also be
ERASED 70 ane notice. mat the Canton lea Company have
hing TO do with except those Al the
Top Of this advertisement ep1s Am -
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VI apAME ~ sCdkLTkMA lsmets) informs Gus.
'A teneis aud the ladies' of York generally she
iust received per lat tay packets ley aud splendid
innt OF nSh derVd WeJoIak Dresses Also
srps very rich Third La 81 idl Scara nd We, /;
ONE Ve!y oeaauiu or .ndi AID ore Ausus of
Inns bareaea sty lie speg aid os AID every varet
% re erals saitlDie aud
al Lais suitable Tor watering places, whcn who
u,re sncn articles would ell cali and EXAMINE they
I've been expressly at tins give
les an opportunity select at their leisure Also,
sF style Il straw HAS before imported ntr
expressly aaaIe Tor country beautiful
comllg an entire # Freleh Par OILS lad Um
las Which, together with her usual varied assortment Of
goods she will be happy exhibit to those no may
nvpr her VIII theiI pttrouak. mi 2tWism-ec
cHnAPGsT LAhPEI ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
UNITED ST TES. No % BUSERY.
A NDERSOS DObBS have just received a large and
"A splendid assortment Of patteras of superior
,utlity, .ngsh
iMtERiAL THREE PLY CARPETlNG PATTERNS
mat cannot be iouGd any other File
lnR'al Cn.t9I; Venea, Hall and Cafpets
floor Oil 10th, pitd and Turkey Hsarth Hugs Par.or
jour Mnts, Table aud Piano Cosers.
DOUBLE Superb me lNUkAlN CAKPEIING
All OF mich purchased low prices for cash. will
)e sold cheap at No . Bowsry.
~ u 20 900 yaTds, AL Wool Carretng IL per yard.
5000 do Common do, 10 yer yard.
ANDENaOS u DOoBs, % Bowsry,
W aral Duee. nay Hsxfsr AZ
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yONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful enedy ever discovered
L for the certain and permanent care Of all
Diseases and EruptionA OF the Skin,
Pmples. salt eheum 5curyy,
Sloches; act disurement but the public must q
their gpard against
DISHONEST COUNTERFEI7ERS,
who attempt erfsit this valuable, wsnder-
WoiRng effect blessed article keaue deceived AK
for Jones Italian Chemical Soap Il they you another
do not touchn If use IT, tits dangerous useless Ask
particularly Tor Joness Italian chemical We pcsifiv
warrant tie above to &C IT. real qrs,es aso in
surprising
Changes dark or yellow SKIN
. To healthy, fue clearness.
Many think exa2gerated such try once
has in hundreds Of cleared skin Of recklcs rn
sunburn, also be
ed Tor old heads phyiicars
referred To who use it daily IN then praclice
But mind il jones' and ytlll eecs these
cures Get ]. no where else in this city but the sgn Of
American Eagl., 90 nathan and s23 Broad Nay "
Bo.ton Reddug. STATE srret Zeibrr Ledger Build
lngs. Philadelphia 2v7 King street, Chareston, C.: (iish
island ma I'm = ~
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@GWEA PERSONS afflicted wrh nuptnres may rely
Nippon the best nstfuine1t tai aid the world affords
~ N)n app cation ct the office, No Ves-y street,
~ /Jr 10 either of the the prncpI towns
IN the United States. BE careful to exsmiae the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

Pssons order ciae from country by sendinl
rsmtLance have boxed and any part Of TN
Uni price 50 bottle 99l PEI doxen Also
No. 81 N0rth SIKH street, Philadelphia. mil I'm &c
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Am use lnents.

CHATHAM THEATRE most attractive bill OF
the season, and one which cannot fail to draw an
immense house. is put forth for this evenings entertain
ment at this establishment The pieces are Romeo and
Juliet and the King of the MIST the former OF the
best OF Shakspeares pieces the latter the most effective
and highly wrought drama put upon the stage Mr..
of low comedians will appear in his original charac
ter of Peter Block
BowERY AMPHlTHEATRE-IRYON's TROUPE
The elegant troupe belonging to the Amphltheare
will gave beautiful display of horsemanshp and gym
nastc performances this evening. The company will
only remain in this city about month longer alter which
they will set out on their usual travelling route II will
be of the most splendid turnouts in the circus
that has been witnessed in this country since the days Of
West and Cook There will be several features in
troduced in the performances under the travelling pa
von that will render it the most attractive Of all circus
exhibitions The gleft capacity Of the Amphheare a
TRAN establishment. We advise friends in the
try to wait for "Tryon's Company" from the Bowery
Amphitheatre We give this notice because the grea'
Of the company this winter may induce others to
hail from the same establishment
TINS is GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT THE AMERI-
CAN MUSEUM, and splendid performances take
place o'clock in the afternoon and half past in the
evening. The far famed Kentucky Minstrels, Mr.. Cole
the wonderful Contortiont the learned Dog, Billy and
host of other eminent performers will appear The
and beautiful collection Of Wax Figures with the for
une.elIing Gypsy Queen and host of other novelties
and attractions may be at all hours OF the day and
world and who have just arrived from Europe will make
their first appe at the Museum tomorrow. SO look
out for crowded house
PEALEs MusEUM.--The excitement that the arrl-
val of the Lapland Dwarf has caused is unparelel-
ed The idea Of his being shorter than Tom Thumb per-
fecy astonshes the people They scarcely suppose
possible The manager will pay the expense that
ne incurred in his ripto Europe lie certainly coun nor
have procured any thing at present more accepapo W
the public, as they appear, dwarf DAFT performance
takes place this afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
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The excitement throughout the state was most
intense and hundreds who were absent on business
or pleasure were on hand to deposite their ballots
for the favorle candidates
The polls opened at O'Clock in the morning.
The seectmen appointed moderator to preside
the two ballot boxes were examined to satisfy all
that they contained nothing to PREJUDICE the result
-constables were appointed to receive the ballots,
and the voting then commenced in earnest. A
line o electors was instantly formed in single file
and as voter approached the box the two tickets,
one for state officers and state senators, and the
other for representatives were then presented
nearly all of which were open to the public view
OF the officers and bystanders. Perfect order
reigned as the constables called the names of each
voter and the clerk entered it on his tally list AT
one end ct the Town Hall in the City of Hartford
was placed table with "peti,on" on it, and
above IL large written placard with the words
o 90 o 900 o o O o o o o o o o o
To retain the present
TARIFF LAW.
90 o o o o o o 90 oo o o o o o
On the other side, directly opposite, we perceived
another placard, with the significant language
100000 5000 o 90 o o o o o
PETITION
To Protect Onions.
o o o o o o o o o O o o
At the entrance of the Hall on the outside were
placed string of banners, with the Inscriptions
100000 90 oooooooo 10000 o
And Protection to the Industry
or American Citizens O
10000 o o o 90 o o o o o o o o o o o
10000 300 o o 90 10000 o o. o o o
CAMPAIGN OPEN, Q
Position Impregnable- is Just,
VICTORY is CERTAIN.
o o. o o o o o o o o o o
100000 90 o o o o o
woRKlNGMEN,
O frotect your own Industry and
. Vors Foh BALDWIN,
= Inc true Friend Of a Protective Tariff
Carriages were IN attendance with flags and ban
lers living, and the whole front of the Town Hall
and the steps and avenues leading to IT, were lined
with busy canvasscrs ot all parties ticket vendors
molasses candy and peanut peddIars apple and bee,
stands, and noisy blowers, brawlers and erowIer.
The boys full of music, and one dare wi oc
the loco school, had decoratedshis castor win ,b
tail Of an "old grey coon," TO winch he continual.
ly elected attention by calling out "Here's The
true blue ant-coon ticket--all-hot-a no mis-
take" Another had coon skin, with Andrew
Jackson Aliens portrait OF the cold coon turned In
side OUT pasted on the breast Of this Representa-
tive OF wing principles"
The mingled voices Of disputing politicians,
ticket vendors and candy pedars created the ut.
most amusement to a disntercsted observer
Here" says one, sis your wing tickets" "Cleave-
land and democracy" says another-"molasses
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To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,

MIR. EDlTOR- -.
No doubt you will benefit the travelling commu-
nity and prevent recurrence OF the EVIL, by CIV
ing the following statement insertion IN your va
liable paper. On Saturday last, gentleman from
distance had business to transact at Jamaica, Il.
and as it necessary for him to be In the city
at an early hour in the afternoon OF the same day.
before starting with the cars from Brooklyn, ne en-
CURED from the agent at what time he could re-
turn, and being informed that train would leave
Jamaica at one O'Clock, without fail, he took pas
sage. At a quarter before one he went to the de-
pot and with number of other passengers (my-
self included), was informed that Mr. Fisk, the
president of the Long Island Railroad Company
came up in the morning cars, and wishing to re-
turn Immediately, ordered the train to pro-
coed at half past eleven O'clock for his own accom-
mediation, instead of waiting till the regular time,
or taking private conveyance, at the same time
remarking that he guessed no one of consequence
would wish to go, and thus II would make no dltfe-
renee if the train went one and half hours before
the regular time. Those passengers whose bns-
ness would not admit of delay, were obliged to OBJ
tain other conveyance, or wait the next train
Now it might happen that some one of more con-
sequence than Mr.. T. imagined might be seriously
affected by the regular trains being thus disarrang
ed, and in consequence prove detrimental to the in
terest of the company. / have always been in
cined accept every reasonable excuse tor deten,
ton, irregulary. &C., on account OF the crippled
condition of the company, and to give Mr.. FISK
credit for his shrewdness in the management Of It's
affairs. Will you please inform the public how far
the president of company has right to interfere
with the regular time of running the trains. BY
giving your opinion, you will confer a favor.
FRIEND TO THE L. |. r. r.. COMPANY.
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D9- CLIREHUGH'S WIGS AND sCALfS Sill
retain their nyod nreemnence Their extreme lightness
and gossamer fabric their superiority oil Workmanship
material and style of finish have all combined 70 reder
them in the estimation OF the Beau Monde and Wig wear
ers the most perfect Heads Of Hair in the world They
are formed as the natural hair grows covering no more OF
tho hroy than ones own hair They are durable with
ont bsno heavy arm without being thick and elastic
without being They Fl to the head as silk stock
ing to the limb No disagreeable pressure no unneces
Wigs and scaps A large assortment from which gen.
tlsmen can fix themselves in moment at 205 Broadway
=. up stars-next house to st. Paul's Church.
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"Oh, who can wander DER this mortal soil,
And say no joys exist to bless our toll

Who feels the power Of beauty's charms to bless ~
All bow to beauty most profoundly II unsghtly blem
ishes your feminine loneliness and art supplies
you know it is simple. and always Now hairy
females upper lip, mole her cheek,
of hair concealing her intellectual organs that
spot which the eye Of genius nstantaneously rests
when it reigns womans face, is unequestionably. my
fair readers sud drawback to attraction Procure then
ut once bottle of DR. Felix Gourauds farfamed P0udre
Subtitle which will permanently eradicate leaving not
trace of fibre of hair having existed where II Is a
piled Be and get the genuine at 81 Walker street.
door from the corner OF Broadway-$l per bottle
We not responsible for the consequences re-
vainly sought notoriey and the universal reputa
ton of DR. Felix Gourauis Poudre Subtitle Therefore,
say again, buy where else but at 81 Walker street.
first store from Broadway. We cheerfully test it.
Directions in French and English
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IMPORTANT PROM BaAzn.-We have received
mporant advices from Rio de Janeiro, to the I'd of
February, inclusive.
According to these advices, the cabinet OF the
Emperor had all resigned, and on the I'd new one
was formed, composed of the following states
men:-
Secretary Of Home Department j. c. Almeida Torres
Secretary OF Finances and Justice, NJ Aves Branco
Secretary of Navy and War J. f. Coelho.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, E. Fsrreira Franco
The new Secretary for Foreign Affairs was tor
three or four years the Brazilian Minister at Wash
ington, and universally esteemed.
What produced this change in the government OF
Brazil does not appear. The new cabinet is CON-
posed of excellent men-and, indeed, go was the
old one. Changes however will occur, and every
change like the present gives fresh impulse to the
nation.
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y
] am aware there are many strange occurrences in
places long way orom this but still strange occurren-
happen even in the sister city of Brooklyn What
think you person instituted and holding the ONCE OF
Judge, (receivng money from the American peopie)
being the OF raising rabbe of Irish Catholics to
attack wedisposed set of persons, goryng in that IL
berty which was won by their fathers mean the Ma
tive American Republicans who allow Dan O'Con-
nell and his tail in this country to meet and pay in their
mite towards the repeal rnt" with impuniy and yet
cannot be allowed to show express their sentiments by
that untutored class persons led by the strings
oCathocism and that great usurper the Pope Of Rome
Truly in the language OF the mighty bard,
There are Judges, second
Daniels come to Judgment"
Such actions these assist and help cause Then he
not backward. Native Americans but rally round the
standard truth and liberty and the God that shield
ed Washington in his endeavors rest assured will assist
SPECTATOR
Brooklyn, April 2, lS44
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Hook AND THE Observation-Disclosures Hook had
dispute in a ballroom with General -, and
Hook kicked the General What do you mean by that'
said the General am to take that personal af
front 2" ITO be sure you are" replied Hook. =" am
glad Of it," returned the General, like to speak intel
ligbly--it the trouble of further expanation"
Hook heard no more Of the officer.
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LEGISLATURE New YoRK-IN SENATE--Monday.-
Reports of CommittesBy Mr. Backus. in favor oil the
Assembly bill to incorporate the New York Vaccine In
sttution in the city Of New York. Ordered to third
reading.
Unfinished Business--The Senate, in committee of the
whole took up the bill in relation to State prisons. The
section having been read Mr. Bartt said that he was
not prepared go into discussion Of this bill to-day and
would therefore that the committee rise and re-
port rhe motion prevailed The Senate in committee
OF the whole resumed the consideration OF the hill to in
corporate the Kings County Medical Insurance Company
and passed the same with amendments.
General O,ders-Tbe Senate in committee of the whole
next took up passed the bill to amend the act relating
to the incorporation of religious societies
In AssxMBLY.-Monday -Reports Of Committees-By
Mr. Burt by bill to amend the charter Of the Yorkvlle
Fire Department ,
Third Reading Of Bills To renew the charter OF the
New York Manumission Society-Passed. To incorpo
rate the Deutscher Kranken Verein in the city of New
York-Passed. For the relief Of Samuel s. Hyde and
others Passed To change the name of Daniel Aanson
Kelcut-Passed To incorporate the Tompkinsville Mu
tual Beneficial Society-Passed. Mr. Glazier gave no
tice of bill in relation to the police department OF New
York.
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MELANCHOLY. Saturday afternoon two
girls, cousins aged about fourteen years, were
drowned Mr.. Daniel Pines in Wslton-one dangh
ter of the late David Robinson living with Mr. Pine
the other daughter Of Mr. Henry Beers of Hamden but
living in the neighborhood was visit to her cousin
They last the island back of the house As
began grow dark, enquiry made for the girls
and boy several Of the neghbors hut hearing
nothing Of them, the alarm was given, and number OF
persons began searching on the island with lights They
was partly frozen It appeared if they had,
behind the other stepped down the bank the ice and
slid directly across and fell into the open space but
sliding track could be discovered The body OF
recovered that night and the other the next morning.
Delhi Gazette
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WHEAT CROP IN OHIo.-The iMacconnesville
crop of this county looks remarkably well this spring
There large quantity put in last fall and If the pre-
sent prospect is not blighted there will be an immense
destined rank highly wheat growing county, and
fine mills make steady cash market for ell that can
be furnished them.