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The New York herald., 1844-08-29

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM LONG IsLAND.-We
perceive from an announcement IN another column
that large importation has just been made Of the
famous wines and brandies of the Coney Island
brand.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-Every one recollects the
difficulties of Mr. Steinberger, the great cattle deal
er, and the subsequent suits to money due.
Among other suits brought ny the United States
Bank against Andrew Berne endorser for Seinberger
for some 5000 900 The Court Of Appeals Of Virginia at
ecent session, has decided the in favor Of MIR.
Bierne, that the Bank losses that much Of its
available assets,
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA, Lott, from Boston, 18th
inst, for Liverpool, arrived at Halifax on the 18Th,
in AZ hours passage. She took on board IL addi-
tonal passengers, and left same day for Liverpool
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

Before Commissioner Kapelje.
AUG % Captain Woodhouse. OF the ship "Queen Of
the West" underwent examination the charge Of
deserting Murray the seamen whose arrest charge
Of mutny noticed in Yesterdays Herald and dis.
chargedthe evidence to sustain the charge being de-
fective. .5tits H4 Ft4f -le
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

TREMENDOUS HURRICANK.-We learn from the
Green Bay Republican, that tremendous hurricane has
done great injury at that place its vicinity Houses
unroofed and dams and bridges every where swept
away LOSS estimated al $40, 900.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

HAvANA.-We have received late Havana papers
nine days The island seems to be in state Of
pete tranquility the drought has subsded and for in
terestng local news ia usual barren unpro
ductive possibly be, at this Of the
Price which printed in English have also
received tney contain account Of the usual amount
of husiueag. ..l.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

Or THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF EAR
3ArARILLA, CENT AN AND SARsAFRAs, prepared
by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
abshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the puf
ying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any Of Ssrsapara present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
such scrofua salt rheIm, Tingworm blotches PIN
plaa ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes cutsneos
sruptIons ucerfed threat any disease arising
the secondary effects Of syphilis njudciors
Use OF mercury.
Sold in singe Bottles, at. 10 cents caes
in Cases OF halea-dozen Bottles, SS 90
!" one dozen /" 0G
Cases forv arded to oil parts Of the Unicn
NJ B-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, 90 Nasseu street.
W. 3. RICHAHEsoN. nj. o., AHEss.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

The WHIo PROCESSION AT ALBANY.--There
were great many half-dead coons in the whig
procession at Albany on Tuesday, but it was re-
marked that no banner bore even an-alusion to the
great hero Of the day-Daniel Webster. Hardly
kind.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

FIRE.-The fire on Tuesday afternoon, between
two and three o'clock, was at the corner Of 2sth
street and the Railroad, and is supposed to have
occurred by spark from the locomotive. Mr..
George Ra!hgale, butcher, was the occupant OF
the house and out houses, from which only small
portion Of furniture was saved. There was no in.
surance.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

SoMETHINe DELIcIous.-With our warm days
and cool nights, and consequent fevers, there is
nothing refreshing and delicious to the system
than one of Mrs. Carroll's vapor baths. They can
be taken at No. 325 Broadway. If you take one
you will want another
The New York herald., 1844-08-29
Marine Court.


Auo 2S-The Mayor &c. rs. Charles Ifain-Landine Of
against the Captain Of the ship Ataanta" /" for
landing emgrants on other docks than the one appropra
ted for this purpose by special ordinance Of the Board Of
two entered and the Court not being able empan
week.
The want of jurors in this Court and the apparent alb
Of power compel their attendance IL felt
ponemens It appears that long time before the year
to preserve the peace in this Court This officer also held
return all deiaulng jurors to the proper officer for the
abolished and the Court was left to SHIFT for itself While
ration the attendance Of jurors complained Of
large amount into the city treasury There is nov no
jury rarely be got together asl in most tales
John Eastman VS. James Walsh and james Goodmsnscn--
An action Of trespass for assault and battery alleged to
have been committed board the ship "Gulnare," on
her last voyage from Rotterdam by defendants who
the captain and first mate. Decision this forenoon.
Before Judge Sherman
Lester vs. II. b. Wds7ierAn action To recover $66 II
for goods sold and delivered II appeared that
med Alden purchased the goods and having acted
previous occasion agent for Warner it set that
Warner therefore liable for the amount the goods
il was alleged purchased in his name by Alden.
The Court will give decree this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

AMusrNo-The squabbles .of two or three poor
penny-a-liners connected with obscure prints in
Ann street, who patronze the low groggeries Of
that neighborhood, and write awfully ferocious
paragraphs about each other and The yfgswamtes at
the theatres.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

The shooting of Messrs. Lawrence and Cow
was much admired; Mr.. Milburn did not appear
so successful in his endeavors as we have seen
him.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

CIENFUEGos, (Cuba,) Aug -, 18A.-As / have
always expected, am Tin common with many 9th.
ers most innocent OF the foul accusations made against
them) more breathing the free air Of Heaven. We
were imprisoned by the authorities under false oaths
ken by mulatoes and Tree negroes that had used our
names without our knowledge, as promising that we
That infamous mulatto mason, Jose Betancourt, who
has been the Of much trouble to confessed
tha all he had said to impcae foreigners false
and that though the conspiracy had met the views Of the
white aboonists, they intended if successful to put
them to death, not to leave a single drop Of
white blood on the Island"
do not SO much blame the government for having acted
promptly in the premises They have doubtless done in.
justice In particular cases. bat was injustice perpetra
ted on the spur Of the moment when their very existence
was at stake.
To ,urn to another subject would add that we have
sugar many Of the estates look short yellow and
dry Such cane cannot make third part Of crop.
There arc exceptions, however.
The Carolina" bids fair this year to yield average
crop The dryness Of the cane, however most other
molasses crop which will undoubtedly be short
AS most OF the free muatto concerned in
the late nsurrectionary movement we find great difficult
y procuring the necessary hands to do work Of that
Kind on this side OF the Island u s. Gazette, .dug 49,
SINGULAR, BUT DREADFUL TRAGEDY The Ma
ron, Mississippi paper, contains the particulars oi
most tragical occurrence in that place It says ="
Mr. Fisher had put up brick yard near the town Of Ma
rion on what he supposed public land and sfer he had
male considerable quantity OF bricks ready for burning
was discovered that the land belonged to some person
in Georgia, who appointed Mrs Schumacher his sgent.
Mrs ordered Fisher from the land and refused to ",
him remove the brick She notified Fisher, in writing
that he must qn the premises TO which Fisher replied
that ne would die first and proceeded to settle up his 1T
tie matters. Mrs Shumacher made her will On the 9th
inst Fisher and his two sons one side Mrs Shnma
cher and her husband the other all heavily armed
with guns and pistols repaired to the brick yard. II
seems that the Fishers arrived first and on the arrival Of
the other party the battle took place II Is said that Mrs
5humacher fired the first gun which was succeeded by
general firing from both parties, In which Mrs Shuma
cher was mortally and Soutbey Fisher dangerously
wounded. Eight guns we're fired, and two shot by Mira
Sbnmacher hasel she lived about twelve or thrice,
hours after she received the wound and expired II Is
thought that Fisher will Schumacher has been
committed to the jail Of this county
FATAL ArFRAy AT VicKsBuRa.-We learn that
on Friday, the 10th in tant, Mr.. Wauous, car
pener, was stabbed at the Prentss House. Vcksburg,
by an named Porter and died few minutes after
Porter was Immediately arrested and committed to Jail
the Coroners jury having returned verdict Of wifu.
murder
FATAL ACCIDENTAL son OF John Nicholson,
ESQ., cashier of the Carrolton Bank accidentally shot
The New York herald., 1844-08-29
How much dark moustache can adorn
The dignifed and stalwart gallant's form;
But when on lovely women's lip Ills worn,


Men point at her the radest taunts Of scorn.
n3- THE MOUSTACHE IS EXCLUSIVELY MAS
CULINE property ana has been considered time out
ofmind How unseemly then is il for lady to appear in
which Of right belongs 10 her husband or lover Since
the introduction Of DR. Gourauds Poudre Subtitle there is
no longer excuse for lady to be guilty OF any such
breach Of decorum the Poudre Subtiles warrant
human body. Beware &C counterieis. The genuine 10
only to be found 81 Walker street first door from Broad
way.
60 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Jts .
ronic Miyture prepared by the College Of Medicine al
Pharmacy Of the city OF New York, confidently rs
commended for all fdaiy produced by secret
lngence of any kind II is an invaluable RENE
~ Tor Impotence, scrlity, or barrenness uneAs depep
'ng on mal.formation.)
Single bottles I'll each OF half dozen c5;
ally packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
oiics OF tbs College Of Medicine and Pharmacy %
g,ssau street ws PnHArDeON. NJ. ID, Agent
o. CONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will efecually all pain from any burn almost
Immediately upon its applicaticnfor week backs psiD
Sores &C. its effect Is certain always to give permant
relief TO be found only at 81 Courtlandt street
~ RECORDS rAitIslAN ALTERNATIVE MI
rUHE--.F the cure OF primary soc ,ndnry Syuhi
nd all affections produced by an injudicions 81 es
ury. The great advantages possessed this powerful
lucrative all other preparations nr the OF 81
ihs, is that while curing the disease improves u
disease than the It Is admin sred tor III,
oest recommendation we can give Of 10, that ii il
sxensvey prescribed by tho medical faculty who fcr
nerly considensd mercury the only for those
lants Sold in single bottles 81 each In cases Of bal
lczen g. carefully packed and sent - ell parts OF thu
Union: Once OF the College Of Medicine and qhaTms
W. g. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

vIsroRs.-Lleut. H. ED, U. 8. N, is stopping
at Howard's Capt. Waggamen, U. s. A., at the
American Hotel
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

FATAL ACCIDENTAL son OF John Nicholson,
ESQ., cashier of the Carroton Bank, accidentally shot
himself through the head at Pascogonla New Or
leans on the 18th inst His body found the beach,
the gun lying beside II. sxns
The New York herald., 1844-08-29
[t'rom Noah's Weekly Messenger.]


public attention to DR.. Blackwels advertisement without
offending the morals Of readers By simply calling
to mind that we live in vicious community in large
city OF some 600 inhabitants and always Of 600
strangers that cannot enforce the principles ofvrtue
that the body becomes as impure the mind What il
the poor abused diseased and wreched creaure7
him TO perish or like the good Samartan minister to his
Affections and then desire him to sin We in.
cline to the charitable view ofhe case and consd
erng the press as the guardian OF the public health
advise only those thus s ced to Dr. Blackwels Ant
Acrd Tinctnre and Scotch Renovator It for sale by
s. Bernard 81 Nassau st. New York, who Is the only
authorised sgent for the nited States.
ts- PRIVATE MEDICAL AlD.-The menpers OF
tho New York College Q, Medicine end Pharmacy, IL
returning the plbc thanks for the liberal support they
aave received in tneir efforts to suppress Iusckery
leave TO stae that their particular attention cCntnes
70 be directed to ell diseases os private nature and
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pals o Europe in the treatment OF those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical uid ad
vsntages not to be met with in any institution this
country either public private. The eatnent Of this
College such to insure IN very case and il
the constitution with mercury AMI in leaving
dise2se much worse than the original One ofthe
OF the College for pisy years connected with the
principal hospitals oEurcpe attends daily for ccnsulta
| ion from 0 AM to 9 I'm.
Terms--Advice and medicine ~ cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT CoUNrRv IrvALiDs.-Pcraons living il
he country and not finding it convenient 10 attend per
Ionay, can have forwarded to them chest contain ns
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by
heir explicitly, together with all symptoms, time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, Il any
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressed TO-
W. s. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
0Sica and Committing rooms Of tba College, Ss NUEss
ns.a
The New York herald., 1844-08-29
Superior COurt-In Chambers.
RaEara Chs.i Iusiica Ioxaaa

Before Chief Justice Jones.
AUG. 90 John "A. Lessiag VS.. ABRAHAM Snyder-Ds
fendant was brought up under Stilwe warrant and
derwent an examination de bepe
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

The THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION make
another delightful excursion tomorrow. 1t pro
misses to be very agreeable, as will be perceived
from the programme in another column.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

Gy- COCK REACHES AND BED BUGS Families
overrun with these vermin banish them efectually
by Saunholz's Roach Bane Numbers in this city have
used with complete success; 1t hardly fails to
have the desired effect Sold at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

FATAL AFFRAY AT VicKsBuRa.--We learn tha
on Friday, the 10Th .tant, Mr.. Warous, car
pener, was stabbed at the Prentiss House. Vicksburg
by an overseer named Porter and died few minutes after
Porter Immediately srresed and committed to Jail
the Coroner's jury having returned verdict Of wu
murder
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

00- COMsTOCK's sARs tPARILLA for the cure oi
pimpIes the face all scrcucus dseases bilious sNc
tions and ell ofthe vital system Sold OF
No 81 Courandt street. Price 90 cents per bottle or ~
per dozen in a. large bottles and warranted equal 10
sold for u per bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29


SIaN.-The democrats must work hard indeed
if they mean 10 carry this State. All along sthe
noble Hudson, the ladies' turned out of almost
every dwelling on the banks, and with their lily
hands waved cordial greeting TO the delegations
proceeding to Albany. Why do not the democra'
nc ladies' come outl Where is the spirit that
animated the fair creatures who graced the meme
raole, immortal, and never.to.be forgotten lnds-
rat.on Procession =
BAD TASTE AND WORSE FEELING. have
frequently observed In some OF The party papers
illusions to the melancholy scenes in Philadelphia
which indicate great bad taste and bad feeling
/" Tne city OF Philadelphia Of church burning noto.
riety"-" the city Of church-burners"--and similar
phrases are met with in some ri these papers al
most every day. This spirit merits the indignant
rebuke Of every right-hearted citizen Let us have
no more Of it,
, 1844-10-05

we esteem the true interests of the
Democratic party.
In pursuing the course we :-;ve here
marked out for ourselves, we look for
ward with confidence TO The support of
our friends in this county.
We have necessarily made somesacri-
fees, but we go TO u task with the as
suranoe that orr labours will receive
their fun reward, and that we shall meet
with encouragement from a liberal com
munity.
TERMs-Thc Radical i'll he published
every Saturday morning, 4; $3.50, if paid
within six months. and if payment be
longer delayed, Three Dollars will be
exacted.
Ito 4 club Of Three or more sub
scribers, (if paid in oaponce,) 5000.
L. ADAMS
Bowling-Green, Mo-. Sept. 9th, IA.
, 1844-10-05
STATE UE MISSOURI
tonrrtv Of like.

En t'hC CDnaty Court, August Tenn 1Sl4.
EEPLLiAM ENGLISH, executor OF the
SIS lat Nil hu! ;e-ta rIent OF 1Oseph n
Newton Geced.sd, comes and hl's lIs pciI-
ton tor tbs sale q: The real estate of saIf
deces-cd, .pd sard petition i accompanied
by a tine account OF his exsaator'LiP. the
amount OF debts Que t. and hS the Geceas
e3, AMI remaining unpaid, aud an i~nsentory
OF the zeal estate, tire whole vcuhed hy the
AFFIDAVIT cf said txecIfoT It j. therefore or
deIcd by the count shat al persons interest
ed in said estate b. notified hereof, aud that
unless the contrary lee shown, on or before
thi first day Of the next term Of this coaTt,
an order will be made for The sale nf said
real estate or 80 much thereof n viii be
sufficient to pay the debts Of said estate
and further ordered that notice be given by
publication nj tdis order in sCGIe newspaper
in this State for six week..
A true cHrY from the Record.
Te5,e. Al. BUCKNER, Cle.k.
r-r = ~. BCCENER, d. {.
, 1844-10-05

Island WINCH commanIs MugtuoIe.
q to occupy that town. Tie span
lsh squadron, had retired 20 Algesiras.
The Heratt0 SAYS that the difference
Between Spain and Morocco might
os considered as settled, the Etnpe-
FOR havlng made certain concessions,
tut the particulars OF winch were not
k0"wn III Madrld, the Consul havfnr
directly .ar".rd5I his Dispatches to
DMceioha. it would appear that not,
Wtth>t4nding he formal orders of the
P'in1e t'rtsPect the :own of Tan
Eitr, several Of tie Consular houses,
situate IN the nelghJorhocd, mad been
damaged.
Tue Ausbu 81 Gazette Of the 18th
as. 4n&uunceS the arrival Of he
Eng + Prussia Al Vienna ca the
evening .! The Iilh inst.
LoSDoN c RN ExoHAxoE-Ang. 81.
The supplies aye short OF English
anI Irish gain, but more extensive OF
Foreign. Oar trade generally rules
sow at Mondays prices.
, 1844-10-05


We commenced the publication Of
"Ths acknowledgements and . balr>;nce
and have contained its nubIic.tjon IN 10
The present Time constantly aiminr 70
maLo i rsefni fo opr snhscr;ber. or -,
offhe oreat r~oI;t;car nar,ies L;cb d;,;I.
and ~gg;ta,e our corntry-nrcSeD,ipr q
yarie.y Of rea4ir- ma,.c~ IN ali the
LEADING -orics ofthr G,v that Lc;b Demo
cr.ts and Who's mich: find sometime
suited 70 their r..-T. -:r,i~nle.:avoiJ-
iry H.. more eI,i,iro n,rfiz.n ;cnics and
c,iuioas-beI.4ying ,ha, ,uch n course
~fIrnGurv mn sued. could not fail % meet
the ANN, Lstioo orb.fh ~nartie.. Indeed
,La, c'.ir f,> bocr renfatrd,v anrI,,,d-
oI ~ - %coc},r .,t n,,r..r hcarts
v .~ W. r... CRITIC R,,t tI,a
- i.rv corlro,cJ
-.... ,lo rarti-
...,, $780, larry. ..-.. It iEe com
..r... -. ,roct,-
.,..-.. Nil, -... .. -, re TOWN
....,.... T., tLo sr;--
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w. t!
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h. ~ cal, .,.5l.o, t,.
Dro>;,,. N;,o pr,;d,,, or A.,
T,:..1 >,,.a. mt /
p0rS fTo,r. .,E%rr..L
DALI ~ # p,r,sIyani, :, ..l,n.
90; -, ,hs cl,;n. # :ba.a no,,..,o, c,r
tho hioLes, oGice in tho c;6 of tho Aro
ric,n @pcanle, and IN cn3ravori,g f.,
frrtho, nhs rroot nr;,o;rlos oc,L, D,,.
cratic parig il is believed, that W. viii
ha co~ntr;bu,:ro 70 rho interests Of ,u.
iori,v of our readers,
The change which now occurs. WIS
CONTEMPLATED during the first of the l,I
summer. hut 7 VARIETY of circum,tarccs
Which now have no existence. forbid
that we shon,1 carry into ~cx.cut;on onr
design But as ali obstacles have bccn
removed. we have rushed into the lists
determined to do battle for a cause in
which feelings have long been deem
, 1844-10-05
WING NOMINATIONS.

The New York wing State con-
vention met at Syracuse or We'd
nesday last, and Nominated Willard
Fillmore, of Erie c"nntv, for COVER
nor, and SarueI J. WiIkin. oi OraGge
county, for lieutenant governor
they also went to the trouble OF
nominating a full electoral ticket for
the State.
, 1844-10-05

Near EGG ,rtown Is Dwelling
house, which has been constantly IN
habi,ed for 900 wears. and in which
not less than $50 children were born.
and the death Of no person has taken
mace; this is Il most remarkable cir
cumstance, and we'll worthy Of Note.
Elk. paper.
, 1844-10-05
MILITARY ELECTION.

= Office is hereby given that an cleo
= ton will he held by the 18Th Reci-
ment, lst Brigade, 18th Division of ,he
Missouri Militia, on H., first Monday
in October, which will be tie III. TO FIJI
the vacancies occ-sioned by he re.iana-
ton Of Col. John South. Lieut.. Col. John
]. Tnrpin, and Major Nathaniel Nanuoy.
BY order Of Col. of 18Th Regiment.
Sept. 2lst, l843. tti6.
, 1844-10-05
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IL RELYING Gpnn the u%prightness, JUDI
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, 1844-10-05

POLK MANIA.-Tnis disease is now
very prevalent in Baltimore; a large
plumber of Wings have been taken
with ii. and it is thnu-ht they will not
be able Ia get over it this tai'. The
disease is spreading; every hour
brings US interference nfnew victims;
it Is thouIht by some 10 De c"ntt-
Rpunblican.
, 1844-10-05
WANTED.

wye WANT in payment of sub
VIZ scription, fifty or sixty pounds of
Lard-some Corn Meal, and Bacon,
Flour and Butter-we will pay for the
above named articles the market price.
Radical Office, Sept. 18th, 1874,
, 1844-10-05

adj
,.-
= w III . ne il"''
:, .rz..aH s G.aFoe
Ill" "'""E'e
L"NDoS, august p
1"o o"'In 81 tne artillery whlci!
ah"H4'o ttAs'er has echoed from
u'S S""!eS % re Mediterranean to
q Capitals 81 Eur"pr: and the feel
,nsS ""'c'' I. ro'.s'd are n"tmere-
y uh"se "i''eA a'is"t naturally i4rr
oSen e-1'ed o' lie advances OF L"-l
F"Peao assteseioh On the coast 81 the
ancient VIVID MA''f!tani4, noT sa"h
"'!y as l"e 'sns',''A OF African "a
, 1844-10-05

Nj. CL.v.-In one tin We tl'nh
HE Leu9cr.,ts lave not doa.c Justice
t. l.r. Ctoy. lis consistency has
been d2uytcL. Now, We hitoN "i 10
no,;ii.ian uhc TIA, been more cohSiS-
test than he has. We have known
HIM 20 be far democracy. and Against
demoeracy--:tor a national Dai'k' ano
ogo,ata national bamk-G0r a pro-
teclive tariff. and against a protec-
tive ~Ltriii--joF Il military ch'ei'a'''
for President, aud against one--.'0r
The annexation OF Texas, and against
annrxation-for the dnstiIn'ion OF
masonry. and against It, Alter all
this. and ,nuch more Of the sane s'ri'
WHO can say that Henry Clay has
not been consisrent--st least 10 an
consistencg?--Bay State Democrat.
, 1844-10-05
S,yts Of the TysaSury.-llere Is a

State Of the IyGdSUry.-tiefe Is Il
yiew of thc enormous sums IN depos-
# which the United States govern
meul has in the banks, where they
no doubt had some effect IN
the excessive importation
which have ceme upon US within the
last iew weeks:
The amount Of treasury notes cut
standing on the lst instant 1t Is 9th
cialIv stated, was S2,oos,459 IL
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives
notice that he is now prepared to re-
deem all these notes.
According to a statement made by
the Secretary of The Treasury. there
were in tie deposit banks, in various
nart. .: the Union. and al the several