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The New York herald., 1844-09-30

DANCISG.-The professors in dancing all an
nouncing the Polka for the next winters lessons.
Korponay has produced a perfect revolution in the
art of the "ght fantastic toe''
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

REV. CHARLES T. ToRRRY-We learn that two
fine watchspIing saws were discovered yesterday,
decaely concealed in box, found in the posses
sion OF this notorious individual is thought that these
have come to his possession since his removal to CELL
in consequence OF his meditaed escape from jail This
looks fouL-BGifiniore Clipper
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

RAIN IN New JERSEY refreshing rain
which have enjoyed here last forty eight hours
has extended generally the country around us.
Much rain has fallen but fear not enough to replenis
the streams and the gives token we to press
that the storm Is over-Nei0ark .adp. Sspt 26
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

WASHINGTON MoNuMENT-Sbould the weather
be favorable the grand gala will come off at Castle
Garden this afternoon and evening. For partcu-
lars see advertisement.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
Personal Movements.

Hon. Robert Ranoul, Jr, of Mass arrived in Buffalo
on Thursday.
Jedah Morrell, ESQ., elected Representatives, the
Legislature the 4th trial at Waerville last Monday
His majority was two votes
Captains Frazier and Howard have been ordered to be
courmartaed for assault upon Captain Fatio at New
York.
Letters from Oregon territory the death of
G. w. lie Breton, formerly OF Newburyport Ha was shot
by pdian and died two days afterwards The Indian
was Immediately killed by Mr.. Winsow.
Gen. Storms has recently recovered brass six pound
which captured by Gen Montgomery ut st Johns,
when on his way to Quebec.
Hon. Gabriel Moore who has filled every political sta.
tion within the gift of Alabama, from the Legislature to
the United States Senate, recently died in Louisiana
The Rev John j. Sbipherd, the we'll known protector
and founGer of Obern Institute and Colony and former
y pastor Of the Presby church in Elyra died at
Walton, Michigan, the 10th inst, aged az years.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

ly5- THE CUNCENTKATEb EXTRhCT OF BAR
5APAnILLA GENTIAN AND SARSAF2AS prepared
W the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ablished for the suppression of quackery This refined
>nd highly concentrated extract possessing nj the pur
yng qualities and curative powers OF th hove herbs,
confidently recommended by the Colese, infinitely
uperor TO any extract 81 sarsapnrla al present before
he public and may be relied a certain remedy for
Ill diseases arising IRON u. impure state Of the blood,
uch scroula, saltrheum ringworm, blotches or p.
es, ulcers pain in the bones joints uodes cutaneos
nptons, liberated throat any disease arising
ro tho secondary effects Of syphisis or nudicions
ne ofmercury.
Sold in single Bottlcs, at. 10 csnss Gosh.
in Cases ci halfa.dozen Bottles, So SO
!" one dozen 90
Gases ory7arded to all parts OF the Union.
NJ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale
Office OF tie College, 95 Nassau street
w 9. RICHARnsnN, Nj ID, ,Agost
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

0u3- LADIES AND FEMALES, BEWARE OF com.
aon Prepared Chalk.-t njures your skin and leaves il
ieow sallow and coarsebu the article called Spanish
lily White gives the skin living, snowy, ppre clear
olor, and does not njure Sold price 25 cents box at
23 Broadway and 80 Chatham street. or 39 Fulton street.
brooklyn. Take care OF a base counterfeit.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

FIRE NEAR MoNTREAL.-On Tuesday night last
an extensive confagration had been observed from
Montreal, on the Island Boucherve, which was after
portion of the crops the Hon. John Nelson's isrm
which entirely destroyed by fire. The origin of the
fire has not been asceained but is supposed have
been entirely accidental.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

Enron CoRREcrED-In the police report Of the case Of
horse and wagon thief in paper of Saturday. the
names Of the different parties connected with the affair
somewhat The name Of the thief should
have een Abraham King who went to the livery stable
OF Mr. d McMann in Varick street, on the LIST OF May
last, and hired wagon and horse from Mr.. Simon Mr.
McMann's clerk Nothing further was heard of him
until day or two since when he was discovered in
Putnam county, and was arrested by Mr.. Simon. The
property which was worth $780, was recovered. Com
mitted,
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

WILD PIaEoNs-Clouds of these migratory birds
have been passing city all this week. During
rambe the hills three afternoons ago. we OBJ
served some twenty nocks, each of which must have
contained its five 10 ten thousand They are moving
about in search Of mast have settled direction and
high, beyond the fower's reach Cincinnati Gazette
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

BRlTIsH GoLp.-The newspapers OF both parties,
for some days past, have been very full OF long
stories about the Importation Of British gold for
the purpose Of coruping both parties at the forth
coming Presidential election. 1t would certainly
take great amount Of gold to make them more
slanderous of each other or more corrupt, than
they are at present. To ascertain whether such
has been the case not, we have made some IN
quirles, and have examined the only true source
from whence such information could be obtained,
namely, the returns from the Treasury department,
and find the following to be the official returns -
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

13-HAYs' LINIMENT, certain cure for the piles
every Sold at 81 Courtland street, and warrant,
cd to cure.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

0ry- VELPEAU'5 SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE RIA
lcal cure of gonorrbGa gee seminal emissions and all
nocopurulent discharges irCm the urethra These pills,
he result Of twenty years experience in the Hospital de
Charlie in Paris pronounced by their celebrated in
entor Professor Vepeau, as an inallibe remedy for all
diseases Of the urethra. They effect cure in a much
horter time than any other remedy without tainng the
rom business Price, 81 per box Sold the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 20 Nassau street.
w s lIC HARDSON, M. D.. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

ANOTHER LAST LETTER FROM Mr.. Gladstone
gentlemen from Dickinson township, Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, have called out another let
ter from Mr. Clay, defining his position on the Ia
riff question IL aa toIlows.-
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

DISEASED PoTAToEs.-The Providence Trans
cript states that three men in Cumberland are re-
pored have died day two since from eating diseased
potatoes. We learn that in different parts OF New Hamp-
shire quite number of cattle have lost their lives in the
way. One farmer in jeffrey lost eight out of nine
many other instances Of similar character in that
ton Such facts alarming and should lead all TO
cattle and hogs
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

BY this statement it will be seen that during
the previous four years nearly forty millions Of
dollars worth OF gold and silver have been imported
into this country from England, France, and other
parts of Europe. Now, allowing one half Of this
to be British gold, it is most fearful amount for
the British to send to this country for the purpose
of brlbing either one or the other party; il GER
tainly shows that they take deep interest in cur
elections, and in the condition OF the people, be-
sides proving that they are flush of money.
The question then arises who has got this gold
We should certainly like to know into whose
hands it has fallen, for we have not received our
share If any person will tell us where it is, OF
who has got it, we shall certainly present a claim
for our portion, for we have been quite busy serving
both parties, and ought in consequence to have a
double portion OF the bribery fund.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

NOVEL RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE, HoBoKEN
This DAY----lf the weather is at all favorable,
the Hurdle Race will come off over this course.
1t is certainly one of great novelty-it being the
first ever attempted in this country. Those who
have witnessed such in the eld country, where it Is
apopular sport, may expect great fun; and those
who have never seen such race will be sur
urised.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

ANOTHER LETTER FROM GEv. JACKSON. Below
we give another eplstle from the old Hero of the
Hermitage. 1t speaks for itself:--
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

MARYLAND STATE ELECTION This election for
Governor and Legislature, takes place on We'd
nesday, the day after tomorrow. 1t will be
deeply interesting in the present state of the Presi-
dental question, and will give idea of the
way in which both parties may come out TO vote
in November. In 1S40, the Wings carried the
State by 4,776 najority-in 1s4l the Democrats
carried it by 600 majorIty-at an election last
spring the Wings again carried it by over 1000
majority, but It appears that II, ,734 voters did not
come out, as compared with the election of lS4O
The State will probably go for the Wings, but it
Will be Interesting to know whether it will be by
an increased or diminished majority, or with what
vote both parties come into the field
We have arranged an express agent exclusively
Tor the Herald, TO bring US on the first accurate
and full intelligence. so look out
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

0G- "MY COUGH IS EXCEEDINGLY TROUBLE
some, and fear will terminate in consumption 1t keeps
from sleeping, and know not what to do Can you
tell what will help 2" This the language Of
friend few days since and directed him to Dr. sher.
mans he obtained box Of Cough Lozenges and is now
restored perfect health sw strange that su
ering under short, dry cough, should tamper with
themselves when the remedy is az hand. They
will when other means fail.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at l06 Nassau street.
Agents. 227 Hudson street; 1888 Bowery n Esst Broad
way; So William street; l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn;
Ledger Buildings, Philadephia and state street,
Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

ASHLAND, September 9, lS44.
GESrLEmEN,-I this day received your letter address
ing two inquiries TO me"ist Are you in favor Of the
Tariff ls.2" and, I'd. Would you, if eec ed sup
port that II is without modification, would you
be in favor OF modifying it"
have so often, gentlemen, expressed my opinion in
favor OF the tariff 1872 that the only regret feel is
you should deem it at all necessary to request any
renewed expression Of It, Nevertheless take peasur.
complying with your request, in saying that am OF
opinion that the Tariff OF s42 has been emnently salu
should regard lis repeal great national calamity and
tsat unaware OF the necessity Of any modification
4. therefore opposed alike to its repeal modca
ton fixed and stable policy is what the country
most needs and sincerely hope that the tariff Of is32
may be maintained and thus afford security for tina, d..
ideratum
am respectfully, your obedent servant,
III. CLAY.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

NJ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. Tbs
oDc MIXTURE prepared by the College OF Medicine ard
iharfnacy of the city Of New York, Is confidently ie
commanded for all ofdelity by secret in
dlgence Of any kind II is Invaluable ren
y impotence, serty, harrenness (uness deperd
ing on malformationl
Single bottles 81 each; Of nall dozsn IS;
ally packed and sent to all parts cfthe Union.
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy es.
assssa strset = Rn,HARDsfsN, NJ. D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

oy- A COMPLEXION FREE FROM PIMPLES
humors and bad breakngs out may be insured by the
Of Comstocks Sarsaparia which s the and cheap.
cat extract from thsceebraed new in use II is Of
ecual purifier of the blood and Alternative the
tenn expelling all the unhealthy particles and morbid hu-
mors from the vital fluids and restoring them their
ural circulation We advise all this Sarsaparila
that purpose, in diseases arising from impurty Of the
blood
Chronic Rheumatism, General Debility,
Scrofula. Kings Evil, Eruptons Of the Skin
Mercural Diseases, Swelling of the Bones. sc.
Sold at ~ Courtlandt streebO cents per bottle 81
per dozen, fully equal to any sold for 81 per bottle
CO. RECORDS PARIslAN Alternative MIX
ure, for the permanent of primary secondary
lnced by iniudcicus Of mercury, unskul me-
cal treatment All persons suspecting venereal ant
remaining in their system should use this powerful puri-
fer without delay, person consider himself safe
after having the venereal disease without
cleansing the with this Justly celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bottles at 81 each in of half dozen
NJ S5 carefully packed and sent to all prts of the Union
Sold at the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy 0 Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON NJ D., Agent.
03- DIR. FOUNTAINE's CHINESE HAIR ERADT.
Gator possesses the wonderful properties OF extracting
he hair frem the roots and iDjuring the skin in
sas II any wish TO see tested they before buy
that there Is mistake about this article, and Dr.
Founaine would take this opportunity to caution the pub
nc against counterfeit Of his invention. which
prncpled men are trying to palm of upon them the pro-
'ees OF which are both dangerous and poisonous, and
he only place where the genuine article can be found
which will in five minutes time remove the sest hair
It No. 81 Court landt street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
Oh, lovely, healthy. rosy. charming creature
Nature. improved by art ia stampd in every feat

Oy- THUS EXCLAIMED THE FAMILY OF MR.
N, in Park Place. Their daughter, beautiful XII l.
had been disfgured with erupons and freckes ON her
face and neck for three They had tried every ply
scian and advertised nostrum until honest old
ed man told them to try the genuine Jones' Italian Che
mical Soap Then came the change-every eruption dis
appearedher yellow freckled skin became deciously
whte-her cheeks like lilies tinted with They
made Jones present Of fifty dollar bill This soap
wonderful remedy for salt rheum bites Of insects
quitoes, erysipelas scurvy.
But reader you must be very careful you will be
either injured cheated with counterfeit-none but
Jones' Soap Mind-take other-and get it nowhere
else this city but nt the sign Of the American Eagle
Chatham street. or l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn; State
street, Boston; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

the symptoms Of venereal disease in broken
sution. Diets, tonics, diuretcs akalies stimulants
purgstives emetcs mercuria alternatives and Of
other remedies have been rcsored to, but with little
cess Dr. Blackwell's Ant Acrid Tincture and Scotch
Renovaor is the only remedy yet discovered that will
in any form state cf the disease the following
complaints venerea disorders stubborn gleet seminal
the bladder and all other complaints arising from this
dreadful malady Bernard, 81 Nassau street. is the
only authorised agent ia the United States for the sale Of
this valuable medicine For sale by Backus Bull agents
for Troy W. w. Page, agent for Boston Dr. I. Still
man, agent tor New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

19- TO-MORROW!-Dr Hollick's Lectures !-Th
Origin Of Life Several partial attempts have been mad
% explain this wonderful phenomenon but hitherto ur
successfully, SO far as public audience is concerned N
person who has made this his chief study and who
DR.. II however, by means of his wonderful Models
illustrate and explain it in the most perfect Sc
advertisement
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

CONCLUSIONS FROM WEARING TIGHT BOoTs.-A
most painful instance of the folly OF wearing tight
boots occurred at Calvert Hall on Thursday evening,
which notice for the purpose Of warning others OF the
consequences young gentleman who attended the
Concert Of the Swiss BelRngers, that evening" just
previous to the close Of the performances, was thrown
into violent convulsive M occasioned by the tghtness
If his boots By the assistance of number of those
sent his boots were, with great difficulty, taken off, du
ring which process he evinced the most intense agony,
and elected the deepest sympathies of all who witnessed
it. He was, believe taken to the Office OF DR..
Miltenberger where after the elapse Of some tme and
with considerable difficulty he was finally restored
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

SEPTEMBER WRArHER.-We had last night a
To-day we have midsummer heat. At A Nj. the ther.
mometer stood at TO- and o4o in the shade The
barometer now falling and the wind is slightly rising
--Quebec Mey. Sent. o.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

The members OF the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackey
tnue to direct their particular attention all diseases
private nature and can confidently promise persons re-
quring medical treatment safe and permanent cure
without injury to the constitution confinement from
business Invalds particularly requested to make
pcaton to the College the first appearance Of those
diseases, vast amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One of the 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. M. to p. NJ
Terms-Advice and Medicines $5,-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNvALIDS.- Persons
living in the country, and finding nconvenen make
personal application, have forwarded to them chest
containing all medicines requisite TO perform radical
cure by stating their case explicitly together with all
symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere any and enclosing $5 post paid addressed
w. s. RICHARDSON, II. D., Agent.
Office and consulting rooms of the College 9 Nassau
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

HE EQUINoCTIAL AT LAsT.-The equlnoctlal
storm has come at last. 1t began to rain, with
stormy gale from the northeast, on Saturday night
at sun down, and continued with great severity
til yesterday at II o'clock. At that hour it shifted
suddenly from N. E. TO N. W., and the gale and
rain increased.
This blow has been as violent a gale as we have ex-
perienced years, and damage has beendone
in various ways. The barque Eugenia, Capt. Bis
coe, bound to Vera Cruz, while lying at anchor in
the North River, yesterday, sprung leak. Assis-
tance was sent from the U. S. ship North Carolina,
and steamship Princeton, who kept her free Of
water until the steamboat Hercules came and towed
her into the Fry Dock. The franklin Bath, kept by
Mr.. 1homas was sunk and very much damaged
thelN.W. end was entirely torn to pieces; II IS in.
sured for $500. Several large trees, on the Bat
terry, torn up by their roots, and also on the
Bowling Green some few trees were blown down.
This has been one OF the severest gales that has
been experienced in New York for several years
We also expect 10 hear of great many disasters
among our shipping on the coast. A great deal Of
damage has been done TO chimneys and awnings.
There was report that some Of the Pilot boats
were ashore-but nothing certain.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

AAMiiaoa Arp Rsssvutz HypaAuLic CAnAi :
This noble WORK IL now almost iinlsned. Win ih'
receive the water into its whole length There Is no i'm
pediment now to any engagements for water power AL
can be supplied and that much earlier than buildings
be erected for using it. Capitalize should avail them
selves OF early choice of sites Hamsion tes
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
a Disappointment.

Ayoung Yankee who had formed an attach
ment for the daughter of rich old farmer, and
after agreeing with his ''bonnie lassie," went
10 the old fellow to ask consent, and during the
ceremony which was an awkwark one for Jo-
nathan, he whitfield away at stick. The old
man watched the movements of the knife, at
the same time continued to talk Of the prospects
o, his future son.in.law, as he supposed, until
the stick was dwrded down to nought. He
then spoke as follows You have a fine pro-
perty ,; you have steady habits, good enough
looking, but you can't have my daughter Had
you made something, no matter what, of the
stick you have whitfield away, you could have
had her. As Il Is, you cannot. Your property
vii! 60 as the stick did, little by little, until al
is gone, and your family reduced to want.
have read your character; you have my an
swer." Jonathan conveyed the unhappy new
TO his ANXIOUS fair one, who, after hearing th'
story, burst out "a crying Saying, "Why yol
,arnal fool, you, why didn't you say you'd mad,
litter ont II nothing more Git out! III mar
Iy the first teller that points his eye at ne
will, so-boo 600"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,

For the sale of Brandrc,h'S Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton--Mackcy &
thImhcln. Sunburv-H II. Masser. N'E~ cus-
vlle-helnnd Il MeIxtll. Northum e,land-W IN.
Forsyth. GeoTgctown-J. \ j. Walls.
Union County: New Bcrlm--Bogar q Win.
ter. Grorge Gundrum. Middle
bWp-Issac Smith Beavcr'owu-- David Iuhlcr.
AdamshnTg-W IN. !. May. Williamsburg Mensch
u Rav. Hatlriun-- DauieI Long Frcehurg-
q. * &c. Mover. Lewishurg-W * Green.
Coumbii county; Danville-E. b, Reynolds
Il Co. Derwick-Shumln & X uenhuusc. Ca.
tawissa-C. G.. Brohs. BloomshurG-Iohn Il.
Meyer jersey Town-Levi Bist Washington
Roht. McCay. Lme>one-Baiiia. 4 MeNluch.
Observe hat each Agent has an EnGrav Ger
'i6cste of Agency, containing a representation oi
Dr BRANnRErU'S Mandatory at Sing Sing
and upon which viii u 50 bc seen exact copies o
the ntU labels aGC used upon Tie BrUdreM Pill
B0reS.
phlsdelPha, oilice No s, North srh street.
b. BRANDRETH. NJ. ID.
June 2ith lS43
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
Rose Ointment, for Tcater.
A pROOE OE ITN EFFICACY

PHILApLLrHIA, May 27th, 1899.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
L with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. | applied to a
number of ply sc"ns, and used great many spPll-
ca ions without eiiectng a cure. About a year
since, ] applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped The itching. and few applications lmmed.
a,,ly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although had never been nd of il Al
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAHE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street,
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Naushan. South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets, rhilade hia, and sold on agency in Sunbu-
" by II. b. MASSER,
Nav l4th, lsi3. AgeSt.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14

One Of those empty.pated, soll-conceited,
would-he.witty sort OF puppies, the, are always
attempting 10 appear smart by pointing out the
ignorance of others, was travelling one day in
the highlands, and falling in with a shepherd by
the roadside he though, he might crack joke
upon auld Donald.
"Pray, MIR. Shepherd" said the fellow, how
tar have to 60 now ~
"Just twa nile farrtr," replied Donald
"Indeed how do you know that, man :"
Because they are putting up gallows to
hang two knayes there, an I'm nsta'n it yc're
ma ane O them"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
II OSE OTN r WI Il N II,
FOR TEETER.
RINGwoRMs, rrMPIEs ON THE FACE, AM

~ " ' " - " " '' ~
CuTANkouS ERtPiioNs.
OF me t0Hoicing cerfVcd'e describes one ~ me
most e1trd0rdtnny cures erer eBected Oy any
dpPhcafion.
PHtLAnEtrHIA, February ~ 1888,
EOR twenty years ! was severely afflicted with
IErTEn on the Face and Mead; the disease
commenced when was seventeen years o'u' an"
continued un,'l the RAJ, OF 1850 varying W V'o,
'ence' ou' without ever disappearing. Dur'ng "'oI'
OF ue ume' great part OF my iace was co'e''u WIN
h' e'up''n' 'equuhuy ane"ue" WV" 'to'l. ~ " :,
"e' my neau s"eneu AZ u'hes uo'i II II" vs. "
"ou'' no'F,-'ne swellhI was 50 s,ra' Una. o''1 ~
Lo.',y s'l c my nav o'' D1,us "t ,o"s f..."
IN" was aillic'e' WIN INC disease use" e'e",