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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12

INDEPENDENT MAILs-In the last week trial
has been pending in Boston, relative to the Iegali-
ty of private mails. VIM B. Kimball was the de-
PENDANT, and the Post Office Department the plain
tiff in the case. On Wednesday, Judge Sprague
charged the Jury, and instructed them as folIows--
LIST. That if passenger in railroad steamboat,
passing over post road or route carrying letter with
the know ledge consent of the OF the car
steamboat any OF his agents servants such owner
not liable to the penalty provided by the 10th section of
ID That such knowledge assent are not to be pre-.
sumed from the facts admitted in this case
3D. That the person who send such letters by such pas
sengers not liable to the penalty provided by the oath
section OF said act unless the of the
boat is liable to the penalty provided by the 10Th section
of said act.
lth That the setting up post by railroad car or steam.
boat is setting post within the meaning of the
50 section Of the statute OF 1897.
In consideration of these instructonsa pro lorna
verdict in favor of the defendant was rendered
This opinion of Judge Sprague is looked upon as
directly contrary TO that given by the IT, s. District
Judge at Baltimore short time SINCE and leaves
the carrying OF letters over post or any other roads,
open to all persons possessed of common share of
tact. II puts the business into the hands of thos e
who will carry letters the cheapest and calls loudlv
upon Congress to pass Col Merrick's bill NJ once.
These instructions of Judge Sprague. and the YER.
dict OF the jury in this case, show concusvelv that
the existing Post Office laws will soon be almost
dead letter. and that the department will be sent 10
ruin in rapid strides by the cheap postage system.
Every body will send by the lowest priced convey.
ance. We are opposed to any infringement on x.
istng laws, no matter how onerous they may be
but we are decidedly in favor of rreducton il
the postage on letters, and we really hope, as nine
tenths Of the people do, that Congress will not emf
this session without adopting Col. Merrick's bill
or some bill like that. Let us have a reduction a
one. This is the only way of keeping the law
involate and the Post Office Department out o
/ debt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12

CrTy REroRM. The reforms which the new
party must carry into effect Immediately on their
advent into power, have reference mainly TO the
printing department-the appointments to Office
the licensing of grog shops-the abolition of gam
bling houses-the suppression of houses of i'll
fame-the regulation Of omnibuses-the streets
the police the reorganization of the fire depart
ment-,he publication of the administration OF JUS
tice-the suppression of rowdyism. What a
melancholy commentary is presented by this ca
taogue Of needed reforms, upon the con-
duct of the parties heretofore in Office And what
an impressive exhortation to duty, fidelity, and
diligence does 1t address to the new occupants OF
the seats Of government! And yet we have named
only few of the most prominent reforms, which
occur to us at the moment. We shall take up this
subject day after day until the meeting of the new
Common Council, and thus present the whole con-
dition of the city and the evils which have been
affecting US, in order that the corporation may
take them in hand.
Amongst the first reforms which will come up,
will be that with reference to removals and APP
ponments to office, and in what mode the printing
of the corporation will be done. We trust that no
man will be appointed to office unless he be OF
good moral character, and temperance man,
either in practice or by open and public profession
Let this be an indispensable qualification. If this
righteous and just principle be established, death
blow will be struck at immortality and the gin
shops. The closure Of the grog-shops on the Sab
bath will, we trust, be one of the first measures
adopted, and also the closure of printing and pub
fishing Offices. We publish Sunday paper, but if
the new corporation wish us to keep our establish
ment shut on the sacred day, We can still accom-
modate the public without open doors
Another point is the printing of the corporation
This has hitherto been the fruitful source of cor
ruption and extravaganza. The public patronage
has been bestowed for the purpose of pampering
miserable, dying, sinking party organs. Look at
the Evenimg Post and Plebeiam! We trust that
this will be redressed-that the new corporation
will avoid any connexion with any newspaper, but
leave the newspapers to take care of themselves
and that the printing will be done by contract
open to the lowest bidder after having been duly
advertised, and that the advertisements of the cor
poraton will be given to the pagers of the largest
circulation, which would be true practical eco
nomy.
These views occur to us to-day, but we shall en-
large upon these and other branches of reform, and
force home upon the.new corporation the necessity
of at once redressing all the evils which have
been affecting us foryears, and for deliverance from
which we have been crying in vain. None of them
must now be overlooked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12

u7-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR.
SAPARLLA Gentian and Sasafras prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the suppression of quackery. This powerful extract
nitey superior to the mixture sold IVY druggists
narila who 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
roula salt rheum, ulcers, chronic rheumatism, pmpes
usules the face or body modes pains in the bones or
ofmercury this extract will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles at IS cents OF hall dozen SO
dozen, So carefully packed and sent to all parts OF
4e Union. Office OF the college, IS Nassau st.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
N b. liberal discount to country practitioners and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12

90 SCROFULA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD-Al who are troubled should resort to Com
stocks sarsapsrilla which il genuine and strong
from this celebrated Root Immense Quantities are
sold and in single instance do we kno OF s not CIV
ing universal satisfaction The price is just half OF all
other Sarsaparlss and the bottle large, namely fifty
per bottle - per Dozen 1t is sold at 81 Courtsndt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-12

o. WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR CHANGED to
dark brown permanent black by the Moorish Hair
Dye Sold for 60 ST bottle at the sign OF the
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. or S23 Broadway,
New York, and 1870 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11
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tllrue. Is shocking.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11
WIG PRINCIPLES.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

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80 sts.a esr se'84fs fhsu the .iill ard i.ettes
80 ~l#sh eel a., heus 81 $40, saf,sy OF .paisriafs
.Thr Gn pan ., ~bieh ss -sf, ,s1.n %, Mr.
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fssl' Nefs running Tie c,,opou, uet. psil 30 laf.,
iso~ i o. bo1 ~sief. snd he OPERATION d t.ehns
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bss "ssf diss~l,ins he fun. sppssfed ,tf, .m,.l.
md easy
In hs usi ,lnr ihe 'pianins r,.sm ~he,. ne
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ss hsJ uifen sttu "a s.nd fankt, C1,lof. Fariofy
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40. .f.ss4ags afsssf. sfs-. barre h.ndAer,Ai.h
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14
Me 5 Lacy.

JAMES Lacy.
DIAPER AND TAILOR.
TT No. 81 .J,hn stree; iReGr JEi'Gn.)
As alwars hand sec; n,.ortneniu the mes fashion.
b, ~. r Coed. 10 found the ikc;. consisting IT
ntis ias-inefe> md VesBE of ever description whcl
u ne made ny oTer in sye "i 81 and woiSm,n.hip mol
t1.rd liz ANY otE.r -hncn; The city aEd u Il
slcra be REDUCTION from Broadway tsiceS.
,nd trimmed IN tie best : amer aud good tx warranted al
u'e DrrssI ,,n;. s5 to $40 Trock Goats 9 ID l3
Part uad Vests. 81 each
Also on hnnd select NJ reply made Clothing.
Dies md Fock Coats PGn,s, Vets Once Coats Oveiccnts
and ;lruks &C. &c. NJ reduced prices. -
The lowest puce asked and no abatement Terms s,sh on
de!iy ~. - im
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AiEDlC KS.

IniP0RTA.T.-R eit'a sEU-GN : cos c.'ebs''d
! Alt5S AN rNN,rE.i. - N5'e''.>-f "e e.. ,n.sf
70 = me-, utger t-ielfrE J-'aaf>N 'ur -
ra-,-a a C.sc> ~ 'cr'u,l. EXISTING iroHi -i'icS
ar,i hsreG,t O. have cutrs cared aud o. ie DO =
;i>s agcIat : q cha ocsr. " -H ffv- e ~
10. SAIL aGt tie fue : rN u -" ne ~
pecai,.u TN; tn. coG .euUy IL ray> have % r.
i ri pcs'cr h5r ih Urd nos tie 49, o.is. ~
he rsvsys, &c ti-s1se h7t virgo res NE
c = have been Ell ci-d "ey by isUe. rs the pgn.' wees
not al wed 10 take any Gcr bnt I'll ueitle thf'2
the osy ii maay Hsi ohs sciis NGn rave '-d
m their rf c;.ce t1 the h.; Hg ncfcUrh ~ dIns
ever -cuveed and ha II has Tvs III tie pu 'Hh"n ai
pr per and cs circulation e.! the blood. li me- slct-
Ell tn any al the o. e.umt rate IN she G!Ned r-it
make thro ti Of u. II sgiet. % maui'e"i 90 ae;
>u,e Alternative TIE whole 81 ZEN wtnoGt the dttane'A!
Consequence al tfA. U'erat We. =. -,
Nor,h secGn,-reet Th'geph.. Hui No = Pes's teet,
Cn'cn Bu;tus \ bsnr: and AZ ieiS AZ al 'he i''-I
Druggists m the United state. "n5 s1e'0
IAkRS ZEE PILLS. Safest .He,licsHe for fo' cfhe-.
yafve Of Isoith-t:ur y3.I-h- u h,aih' ana 'et now
little Il .'iiU,,d perhaps tis ecu u tom ~ song cdef-
81 difficult, mad gmpcni subject. whereas mo contrary
THE CO >-uoI:i2 sinp'r - Nc!f >i"pI CRY y " u's
one causa - beng ngyci.r' whist "a Ns li r-h
one the venerable Pan. tells u To keep cr' le' ana
i.c lie ucAe upon re h-rh OF the u rs III ,ui'
hciau; or every netca purpose, ARD made is- ~ 'tdy
i,r prc.,rc demonstrated ths II ms ucuy. IA
H.. wa al Is uaw b-t with hs Incompatible nm! nFs1tpg
medicine The proprietor r"r-ivln: dnly th5 unsolicited
Testimonials those who have been beEeI By the use oil
psrr Life Fila ?, ..,
Parr's Life Pills are sold retail in boyes sf ard ~ cents
each by Nil respectable Druggists and by the pfopfe,rs
l'Ij6s 'ROHFR'l'S & co M Fulton Il. - im'
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Br stg Grace Darling. Calhoun days from Cumberland va
MiudIcfowp Conn. IN ballast. 10 u Ntonieit
Brig Jscphus newt Alien SIP Mass IN balss,
Bns Mchican. Suay days from EisIPor iati. To "
ls~is.
Scr Cignet, Kinney. days from Calais he lumber.
Sci lary Jure Archer. days from Barnstabe. fish to
t,r .ch- Elem lebteI; days from Yarmouth Ms wood
70 } Il praluo
Sen, " iiiam Wallace Keller. fom Philadelphia. coa!,
bound TO Beverly. Mas
sohr Bunner, Lafkn. days from Ne~BedoEd plaster. to
master.
schr Richmond Cu,hu,-n from New Bedford. oil.
Scht PAGE, Fay or, ttum Bost1u, mdzs.
SchF America. row ell, tom TO thIid. plaster.
Schr Hubican. Dusne, from Bcstcn. hsh.
Sc!ir Commerce, from tSlscasset grai,l;e.
Schr edward te,efs. t:om Macirs. lumber.
Propeller Tuhbu. SU!lth. from New LontOn mdze. 20 )
n B,isrs,