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0I7- 5000 BOXES OF "SR ASHLEY COOPERs
Wonderful Corn salve sold monthly, aording comfort
to as many suffering persons Enquire at Dr. Minors,
corner John street and Broadway wholesale Druggists
supplied at Ncssrs Williams Nlaber Cnpps, 80 Maiden
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0IJ- ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, FOR CURING
all Skin diseasesTo be had genuine only at 81 Walker
street fiji st store from Broadway.
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my- DEAFNESS DIR. McNairs Acoustic Oil, Ger.
tain cure for deafness at 81 Courtand street Also the
Chinese Hair Eradicator warranted TO remove the hair
from the face neck or arms VIII not inJure the skin
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OI3- WHITE, RED OR GRAY HAIR CHANGED TO
dark brown permanent black by the Moorish Hair
Dye Sold for 30 81 bottle, at the sign OF the
American Eagle, 80 Chatham street, 323 Broadway,
New York. and 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

FALSE PRETENcEs.-lt is said that the parties re-
Gently arrested and acquitted in Boston on the
charge OF obtaining goods under false pretences,
have been engaged in large operations in this city.
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my- POUDRE SUBTLE FOR PERMANENTLY
eradicating superuous hair from low foreheads the
stubborn beard OF man Can be tested at the only
office in this city, at 81 Walker street. first store from
Broadway.
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{ry- THE SPANISH LILY WHITE, FOR MAKING
ladies' cheeks fine white alabaster This is different to
common chalk 1--WE warrant it not pure Sold at the sign
Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. and 323 Broad
way, N. VI 1870 Fulton street. Brookyn State street,
Boston.
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EARTHQUAKE IN RHODE lsLAND.-A prodiglous
earthquake just now shakes Rhode Islandin conse-
quence of the attempt of Congress to talk about the
affairs of that magnanimous little State. They
threaten notification and everything else if Con-
gress don't shut up its mouth Nobody but Rhode
Island herself, it seems, must talk about Rhode
Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

THE ITALIAN OpERA-FIHAL FLARE UP.-We
understand that the final fare up of the Italian Ope-
IA has at last taken place. and that all the brilliant
elements of the last season are scattered to the
four winds Of heaven-Valtelini goes to one place.
Majocch to another, Borghese to another, Perozz
somewhere else, De Begins here-away and Palmo
there-away During the last few days this amusing
and excruciating troupe had number OF important
negotiations. conducted with infinitely more for
mality than those of Monsieurs Calhoun and Pack
enham on the territory of the Oregon, but alas
they resulted in nothing. Neither of the parties
coming to any satisfactory conclusion. The beau
tiful Borghese insisted that $llO, saying, not
not worth it now?" valtellini wont play Bartolo,
and the others are all broken off, and every thing
has gone int confusion.
Well, we always expected this much. We did
not how it was possible for this company to
agree together in another engagement; and we do
not believe that it is possible for any Italian Com
pany to be formed in this country that will last
fortnight without quarrelng. We believe, however,
that new plan is now under discussion which pro-
misses some stability. 1t IS highly probable that De
Begins may take the theatre manager and lessee,
and subscription is about to be opened for the
purpose OF SenulIlS the SlSHOT 10 Italy, III OTucr
that he may there collect the brilliant ma
terals of new company Of youthful elements,
and have them all bound down under the weight
lest pecuniary penalties to keep the peace, and
avoid all quarrels for five years after they land on
the shores of the United States. If this idea be
carried out, De Begins, or an agent, will sail for
Europe, and in the "choice land Of song" will OBJ
tam atless expense than 1t would require to collect
troupe in this country, the materials of vigorous
and effective Italian company, which will keep
their quarrels to themselves for at least five years
to come.
In the meantime, it is probable Palmo may let
his theatre for mere summer entertainments or
procure the French Company from New Orleans,
and give season or two before the arrival of new
Italian Company from Europe. This we believe
is the summary of the latest and most authentic
intelligence in relation to the Italian Opera
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lT5- THE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, FROM
81 Courandt street, will cure any Of the following
plants, pay will he taken, viz. =
Burns, Scalds, Erysipelas Salt Rheum, Piles,
scrofula Sore Nipples, Chaps, .hafc
Rheumatism, Chblains Sore Eyes and Ulcers.
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03-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
sAPARILLA Gentian and sasaias prepared by the New
York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for
he suppression Of quackery. This powerful extract,
epared by scientific and medical men will be found in
nely superior to the mixture sold by druggists as sarsa-
nara who are totally ignorant Of the medicinal proper
OF the roots from which they make the extract In all
arising from impure state OF the blood such as
ofula salt rheum ulcers chronic rheumatism pimples
ustues the face body modes pains in the bones or
ts and all complaints arising from an improper use
single bottles at Is eacn Of hall Dozen SO 80
Dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
.,e Union. Office OF the college, 95 Nassau st.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NJ B. A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine venderf
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IMPORTANT MISSION TO THE HERMIrAer.-


IMPORTANT Mission TO THE HERMIrAeE.-We
learn that the Hon. b. F. Butler has departed, or
Is about departing to the Hermitage, TO see Gene
raj Jackson on the Texas question, and matters
and things in general. In the meantime, the
Richmond Enquirer" publishes the following =
Eut,acf of letter from General .qnd,sw Jackson 10 dis
tinguished member Of Congress, dated
HERMITAoE March II, lsa4.
The present golden moment to obtain Texas must not
he lost Texas must from necessity be thrown into the
arms OF England and be forever lost TO the United States
Need call attention to the situation OF the United
StatesEDgland in possession OF Texas, in strict ALI
ance, offensive and defensive and conendng for Caior
mia How easy would it be for Great Britain to nterpose
force sufficient to prevent emigration to California from
the United States, and supply her garrison from Texas
Every real American when they view this with the dan
ger to New Orleans from British from Texas must
unite heart and hand in the annexation of Texas to the
United States II will be strong iron hoop around our
Unon and buwark against all foreign invasion ag
gresson say again. let not this opportunity slip to re-
gain Texas, may eude grasp forever cost us
oceans of blood and millions of money free from the
evils that may be brought upon us hope and trust
there will be many patriots in the Senate will ray
the treaty which have doubt i'll be promptly entered
into again say to you that this moment must not he
lost, real necessity may compel Texas to look else
where for protection and safety"
ANDREW JACKSON
This Texas question is going to play the devil
with the politicians.
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TYLER MEN IN BosToN-The Tyler men in the
good city of Boston have issued magniloquent adj
dress to the people Of the State of Massachusetts,
calling on them all to organize for the fall election,
and making as much fuss if they were sure OF
carrying the whole State 1t remindsu of the story
of the mailman who went out one night and called
the moon, the stars, and all the armament,
to stand still till he gave them leave togo along
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Musical HarlnOnies.
So VARIcK STREET,
Sr. JOINS PARK,
I'd April, lS44.


ST. JOINS PARK, 7
Sd April, ls44)
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -.
DEAR SIR In your paper of this morning you STATE
you have received note from Park Benjamin. late fdto
OF the Nec World relative to the attacks on Mrs SUTTON
in the above paper which he wishes to make appear
that he hardly wrote any Of the abuse contained IN
the Ne World against Mrs Sutton, and that the most OF
his objections against her from the cceusness oil
myself Now sir, such mean and contemplate way oil
trying to relieve himself from the just odum that has ever
attached to him. worthy alone OF such source as DO
not believe spoke to him more than three or iour
different times in my life. II is now upwards OF three
years since Mrs gave her first concert about
article on that that his abuse commenced and has
continued since that any ofciosnes OF mne as
he IT, have occurred during the short time
preceding that concert, for have never spoken to or
held communication With him since. The fact 49, IT was
prior this that this worthy scion Of all that Is
honorable for during the existence OF his paper
the Evening Signal or should have been unaware OF the
existence OF either the signal conspicul-
ty of its editor and prior to this first concert that
this person exorted from ST. and my refusal TO SUD-
nit to any further demands This s all the ohcousness
and his letter mut be the bareaced assumption not
to say alsehood that emanated from the pen oil any
asi do not believe called him more than three or
four times at the utmost and then always at his urgent
quest n the money affair and after the attack before al
ldded to. Since which have always considered him
beneath my slightest notice. and have constantly refused
the interference OF friends Cannot Mrs s. or myself be
allowed to dispose Of effects and leave the country in
would wish to inter ere in that part also, oil
Mrs SIS public appearance
remain, &c, &C., -
Your obedient servant, II. E. SUTTON.
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no WEARING A WIG IMPAIRS THE HEALTH,
breeds humors, and produces numberes5 evils, all Of
which be avoided by the OF Oldridges Balm OF
Columbia which fully restores the hair whether II has
been by sickness by age keeps the hair free from
dandru and souri, and gives the hair beautiful gloss and
curl At 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04
90 ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD, A NEW
and delightful perfume at 81 Courtand street, and Bay
Water and Cologne in quart bottles. Price so cents.

o. DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
To be had genuine at Dseys Agency, 81 Walker street,
first store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

FROM Rio GRANDE.-We are indebted to Capt.
Burr, of the brig Sea-Bird, for advices from Rio
Grande to the Goth Feb The market was over
stocked with all kinds of American productions.
Hides were scarce, in consequence of which a
number of American vessels were doing nothing
The port was also crowded with English, French,
Dutch, Danish and Swedish vessels.
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{h7- SFRTNG AND SUMWEN NEDTUTNFN--CUT
stocks Of Sarsaparlla from 81 Courtlandt street.
for the cure Of
Chronic rheumatism, General Debility.
Scrofula, Kings Evil, Eruptions of the Skin
Mercural Diseases. Swellngs OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
exposures and mprudences in life Of mer
curry, sc. Price so cents bottle or 81 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

THE CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR AMP SECRETARY.
As it is now clearly decided that the wings have
carried the State practically, it may not be out of
the wayto say word or two in regard to some
of their success. Roger Sherman Baldwin, the
gentleman who received the plural majority of the
peoples vote, and will be elected to the office Of
Governor by the Legislature, is native OF New
Haven, and grandson of the celebrated Roger Sher-
man, the shoe maker, who wvs one of the firmest
patriots of the revolution, a signer of the Decara-
ton of Independence, and also signer of the Consti.
rome effect There is a story related of Roger
Sherman. that cannot be too often told A bill
was presented before a committee of the revou
tionary Congress, in which charge was made for
furnishing shoes for the Continental army, which
seemed exorbitant. Mr.. Sherman rose in his
place, and declared that having been in early life
shoemaker he knew the bill to be out OF all rea-
son as to charge. A heavy sum was thereby de-
Quoted and saved Roger Sherman died Judge
of the Supreme Court Of Connecticut. The vene
rable Simon Baldwin, of New Haven, now over
eighty years of age, graduate in the same class
at Yale College with Chancellor Kent Of our own
State, and formerly Judge of the Supreme Court
of Connecticut, is the father OF Governor Baldwin.
Simeon Baldwin, Esq, Secretary of the Board of
Underwriters, and President of the Jackson Marine
Insurance Company in this city, is brother OF the
Governor that will be. Daniel Putnam Tyler,
though Tyler by name, Clay most particularly, Sc
cretary of the State of Connecticut elect, is from
Windham County, and is grandson of old Major
General Israel Putnam, name that the COnneci-
cut people hold in perfect reverence. After all,
though ga rose may smell as sweet by any other
name" names mean something. Has not this COM
binaton had an influence in the election?
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MAD Cow A cow, supposed TO have been bit
ten by mad dog, killed herself in Naugaluck last
week She broke from the enclosure of her owner ran
with ghtisl speed about two miles and then plunged
off high precipice and{ broke her neck--N,w Hapen
Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

THE ANNIVERSARY OF HARRISoN's DEATH
Three years ago this day. President Harrison died.
He came into power surrounded by the most ac-
tive partizans and by the people. Where now is
that party "Gentle echO tell me where" Pre-
sident Tyler has taken his course. At one
time no man could ever have risen to greater
honors in the republic. Alas he listened to the
words OF the Interested few, and forgot the ex-
pressed ideas of the many. Even at this late day
he is surrounded by parcel Of interested men,
that blind him by the smoke they raise, and would
extlnguish his power by mere pre,ension. These
out but the President seems to lack eyes or spec
tacles to behold them. Just as his term expires,
he will recognize them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

SOMETHING NEw--A new mode of lighting
churches has been fallen upon in Cincinnati. The
experiment is thus noticed in the Atlas The focus
burner in Christ Church lighted up last Sunday
ing for the first time. We told it gave great satisfac
ton 1t affords very powerful yet soft light, equal to that
from 100 common burners requiring feet OF gas per hour
The quantity of gas burnt equal to that OF 20 burners
that burn feet hour The light IS feet distance
powerful that Of common Argand burner at feet
iron and copper frames and the exterior above Ia SO
arranged with iron plating to confne the heat to the
centre and keep the circumference cool thereby render
ing it safe from fire. The glasses arranged in twenty
segmens to prevent breaking The expense Of putting
up the above apparatus $1,000 less than 1t would have
cost put up the common gas fixtures for the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

UNpREcEpENrED Snow STORM .-Thls section OF
country was visited on Saturday morning by a snow
unusual for this Of the year The weather
for week previous had been warm and showery. On
Friday it became unc0mortably cold, and on Saturday
morning regular Norheaster was raging with great
violence The fell from ~ to 10 inches deep, and
the drifts than any time during the past i'm
ter.-.Kochrsfer Democrat of .1DyiI |,
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015- PROFESSOR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED
FILLS for the radical cure of GonorrhGa Gleet and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethra These pills
are guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
OF the urethra shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public, without tanting the
breath disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement
OF Pharmacy and Medicine, 90 Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine yenders,
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NRw OMNIBUsEs.-Our attention has been dl.
rected to new suite Of omnibuses, consisting OF
some twelve or fifteen, which within the last week
have been placed on the Broadway line, between
Wall and 18th streets In style Of finish, and point
of accommodation for passengers, these new vehi-
Giles certainly have not been surpassed as they
throw into shade all the old cabs. These new
vehicles are painted with much taste and reflect
much credit on the artist. The springs and entire
construction are admirably adapted for this I'M
mense thoroughfare, where such vehicles are con-
stanty plying There is finished and snowy
appearance about these new vlslters on Broadway,
which have very enllvenng effect; and four
horses attached to each, being the requisite power
for such sized vehicles, adds considerably to their
STYLE while the cars run smoothly along, and with
apparent ease, which must impart much comfort
and satisfaction to the passenger. We thus dwell
on the Improvement manifested by the introduce
ton of these cars, in order to direct the attention
Of the cabmen the cruel and barbarous practices,
frequently exhibited Broadway by the owners
of cabs, in attaching to their cars; but two poor
broken down, over worked animals,w sometimes
actually drop down the streets from fatigue
and cruelty. An instance of this kind occurred on
Broadway, near the Battery, some day last week.
and crowd collected about the poor animal on
the street, expressed their sympathy in loud indig
nation at the treatment received by the poor ami
NAL. In some countries there is a law against
cruelty 10 animals and such law would be a
benefit here.
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These make up than threefourhs of our total i'm
portaton from that country OF exports two thirds
were goods of a domestic manufacture
TorAL EXPORTS TO Texas IN Four YEARS. ,,.,
Domestic goods, S79T3l2 l,379,069 937,7 28,79
For ign goods, 206i6 3o8.07 280.2o0 1881
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ary-ADVERTISING IN COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
Merchants importers and general dealers wishing to
advertise the principal cities and towns OF the United
States informed that agency office has been open
cd at 1913 Nassau street. where files of all the principal
newspapers are kept and list OF terms for advertising
registered The facilities of such establishment have
long been needed in this city and the subscribers having
made their with the respective publishers
are prepared to compile and insert advertisements or
very favorable terms. The benefits of advertising o'
country in the neghboring cities and townss toe
obvious to require They trust by prompt at
tention to orders they will with the encouragement
the enterprise may merit MASON FUTILE.
General Agents and Publishers, 1913 Nassau street
opposite Clinton Hail. N. Y.
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lfy- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE-For the permanent Of primary secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by an Improper use
Of mercury This powerful Alternative should he used by
all persons suspectng venereal faint in their system
from former disease II is warranted to remove all mpu
rites the blood Sold in single bottles 81 each in
of half dozen $ carefully packed and sent to all
parts of the Union. Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners anc
medicine vendors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04

90 DON'T HAVE CHAPPED HANDS OR FACE
You get cured by using one cake Of the famous
Italian Chemical Soap It will make your flesh smooth,
soft white and clear the only place to get it genuine in
this city is the sign OF the American Eagle, 8? Chatham
street. New York, l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn The
public cautioned against being cheated by Purchas
ing this any where else but at the sigh of the American
Eagle 80 Chatham street in this city. During severe
illness which has thrown the proprietor sick bed Tor
several weeks 1t has been UNANIMOUSLY countereited
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h3- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members Of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esrts to suppress quackery,
beg leave that their particular attention continues
L. be directed all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitas Of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
yanages not to be met with in any institution m MI,
country either public private. The treatment Of the
College is such to insure success in every case and
totally different from that practice of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One oil the mem
bers Of the College FOR nany years connected with the
principal hospitals OF EUROPE attends daily for consulta
ion from AM. tp S PM
Terns-Advice and medicine, So A cure guaranteed
l,ipoETASr TO COUNTRY iNvALDs.-Pcrsons living II
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sonay can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect cnre by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received ELSEWHERE eh!
and enclosing s5 post paid addressed to
~ W. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting rooms OF the College, 70 NASSAU
tran
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n1y- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ih.
ionic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, IS confidently re
commended for all fdeblity produced by secret in
diligence or of any kind It is invaluable rene
dy for impotence stery or barrenness unless depend
ing on maLformation.)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen So;
fully pack ed ard sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 81
Nassau street ". RICHARDSON, Agent
B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
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h;-BALD AND GRAY HEADS, AHOY How often
have you been humgugged with Hair Compounds Well;
scientific Article after being often shaved of $or trash
are YOU? No then get three shilling bottle of Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative these its real qualieswil
force the hair grow, stop its falling off, cure scur and
dandru and make light red grey hair grow naturally
dark and beautiful Sud at the sign OF the American
Eagle 50 Chatham street, NJ Y, l39 Fulton street,
Brooklyn
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Office and Consulting of the College, s5 NASSAU
treet.
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Jan. FEB. March. .ap'Il.
3,sl7.723 1909, 423 l,8l4,on l,177 ,98a