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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
THE CRops.-The WiIliamsport (Md.l Banner

The CRoPs.-The Wiiamsport (Md.) Banner
OF Saturday says:-The rain which fell during the
last week has had the effect Of forwarding vegetation
rapidly The harvest from the Of the grain
crop, which looks remarkably WELL will be early. We
have heard Of smut in the wheat and rye but believe it is
but partial.
The following paragraph is copied from the Wheeling
Times of Friday =
We regret say that portion of the wheat crop in
this vicinity has been injured by the n.y. How extensive
the damage Is, we unable to say. The majority Of
the fields are heading out, and look well
The Tallahassee (Florida) Star of the oath ult says
Our neighborhood during the present week, has been
visited by reasonable and refreshing showers which
have added greatly to comfort and revived the hopes
Of the husbandnan and gardener The crops throughout
this section, it is said, were promising, and
bid fair for an abundantyied. Forward corn is in
the silk and assel and generally of vigorous growth
Cotton is also remarkably thrifty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

NEw STEAMER swift steamer called PRO
prieor" arrived here yesterday morning from ~ YORK
which Is to run bsween this city aud Trenton IN an ep
position line to New York by way OF Treston and New
MISUNDERSTANDING T.mss. yans9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

MAYOR OF WAsHINeToN.-Mr. Seaton, one o
the editors of the National intelhgencer, has beer
reelected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

N7-DR GREGORY, No. III BARCLAY STREET.
Those who may happen to need medical or surgical ad
vice. treatment OF private nature, should apply
abovehis treatment is mild and always successful.
There few if any, medical men among us, that know
better how to manage those difficult and delicate disorders
city. DR.. g. has published treatise upon these
piants called the "Rubicon"it il expressly intended
for the this class Of patients of either sex sells at
so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

WALLAcE.--The arrangements for the compli.
mentary concert in honor of Wallace, are nearly
complete. 1t will be one of the grandest musica
festivals ever witnessed in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

Qulcx WoRx-We are informed that goods were
received in this city yesterday, by some OF our msr
chants eighteen and half days from Now York. per the
Western Transportation Company, Ohio canal VIA Forts
mouth.-Cincinnah 6azeits june 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

CONDITION OF OUR STREETs.-lt is to be regret
ted that, IN the midst OF the warm weather, our
streets should be in SO dirty a condition. On rainy
days they are full Of mud and fifth, and on dry
days we are nearly suffocated with dust Will the
corporation see to this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

ALARM.-The wing press begins to exhibit alarm
at the demonstrations of the democracy here in
favor OF Polk and Dallas. We begin ourselves to
think that this alarm is very well founded The
Tribune is in evident dread, and thinks that the
party must work hard if they mean to elect Clay.
The Courier & Enquirer, being, as usual, stone
blind to passing events, wrapt up in the gloom of
Wall street, and hoodwinked by Its own astonish-
ing acuteness, does not seem to comprehend the
importance OF the crisis. The very insignifcance
OF the democratic candidates is tower OF strength
to them. After all, this will be a very hard fight
that's certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

VICE CONSUL OF BRAzn.-Peter Reynaud has
been recognised as such for New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

STUMP OaAToRs.-There will be tremendous
stump speaking in thus State from July till Novem-
ber General Barker, Gansevoort Melville one OF
The most rising orators OF the locoioco party, and
others, are preparingyto ItakeIthe,feld i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

Dg-WHITE, RED, OR GREY HAIR CHANGED TO
dark brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hair
Dye. Sold at SO cents or 81 bottle at the sign Of the
American Eagle, 50 Chatham ST. 1913 Broadway N. y,
and I30 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

1-FEMALES, OF COMMON CHALK BEWARE
The Spanish Lily White for making ladies' cheeks fine
alabaster white This is different from common chalk
warrant il not to nure Sold at the sign of the Amer
lean Eagle, 81 Chatham street. or 1913 Broadway, ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

Prices throughout present very great regularity not
withsandng the great increase in the supplies OF many
articles There has been very great Improvement in
quotations for moasses and sugar without any very great
deficiency in the receipts of either article The new
crop sugar is represented being short the receipts
show slight falling off from last year. but as yet MOTTO
an extent sufficient to create healthy advance OF
than fifty per cent, as the above quotations show has
tab on place Prices of produce in New Orleans cannot
he considered criterion the state Of the markets
generally Prices In that city not influenced 20 much
Inv supplies as demand from other markets. New Or
leans is more of depot for western produce, than
r. Of for buyer and seller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

90 REMEMBER-The true Magical Pain Extractor
Salvethe most successful andoe discovered in all
cases of burns scalds eyes, inammaons, &cis to
be had only at 81 CORTLAND street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN NEW YoRk.-The
plan of the Democrats in the coming campaign for
the Presidential contest, is to hold continuous
meetings in all the river counties, following the
immense gathering in this city on Tuesday In
accordance with this arrangement, large assem-
bage of the "Young Hickory" Democrats of
Westminster county met yesterday, and will be
followed by others in Rockland Duchess, Orange,
Ulster, &C., until the whole party has expressed its
voice in favor of the Democratic nominees. A
large meeting was held in Hoboken on Tuesday
night, as the first movement in New Jersey, which
will be Immediately followed up by the other
counties throughout the State. The active Tyler
men in this city and New Jersey, have avowed
their determination to sustain the Polk electors
and we understand that President Tyler, will, as
soon as Congress adjourns, commence complete
and indiscriminate removal of all the noisy active
Clay Wings who hold office under the present adj
minstration. While these movements are going
on, the Wings appear to be almost idle and supine.
What are they waiting for? Do they not know that
the democratic forces are in the field ready for ac-
ton? Can it be that they holding back in the har-
ness until new songs, new pamphlets, and circu-
lars prepared to set things in motion? lfso, they
will find that the Polkitss will steal march upon
them not easily resisted. No doubt the rejection
OF MIR. Van Buren, at Baltimore has caused great
destruction OF wing ballads, coon songsters, Anti
Van Buren, pamphlets, Clay Tribunes &c. vet if
they expect to fight paper against the war of
words, excitement, and enthusiasm to be created
by their opponents at public assemblages through
out the unon their shot will fall short of the mark
in the same ratio that wadding does to the bullet
Let us see them up, and in the field, their banners
flying, their orators preaching, their minstrels
singing, and the country rising for Henry Clay and
Frelinghuysen. The sooner the better-we love
the excitement, but little about the result,
as the woman who was spectator to the fight be-
tween bear and her husband. Give us action,
actio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

u3- SAMUEL r. TABER, OF ORIENT, II l., WHO
had long been sick and under the OF no
did not appear to know the of his complaint
OF DR.. sherman's celebrated Worm Lozengcs As his
symptoms seemed to indicate the presence OF worms he
took them according 10 the direction and brought
to use his own words" hundreds and hundreds OF
worms" His bad ~ mpoms began to vanish In day or
two and he is restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health He stated that he never saw any remedy that
would compare with Sherman's Worm Lozenges Doctor
Shermau's warehouse Is LOG Nassau street Agents2s7
Hudson ST. oil Spring l65 Bowery corner Spring
n East Broadway l3o Fulton ST., Brooklyn Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia, and State ST., Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

0G3- NEW ERA IN HAIR OIL-DETTERER'S
MAGIC OIL, upon entire new rinciple-This splen
did oil is far superior to anything ever before offered for
the promoting the growth and lusre of the hair Wholly
unlike other oils for the hair it may be used to any extent
and will not soil the finest ladies' hat in the least but
gives to the hair beauty and brancy unsurpassed.
No ladys toilet should be without this Oil Sold at 81
Courtlapdt street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

n3- COMSTOCK'S SARSAPARfLLA, for purify ing
the blood and the permanent cure of all constitutional
diseases, general debility, mercural affections Sc To
be had at 81 Couand street. Price 90 cents per bottle,
or 50 per Dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

R}- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIA
TURE-For the cure of primary secondary SYPHILIS
and all affections produced by nudcious use OF mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative over all other preparations for the OF Sy
philis is, that while curing the disease improves the
disease than the it IS adinist cred for The
best recommendation give Of is, that it is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for
merly considered mercury the only Tor those
plants Sold in single bottles, 81 each in of hall
iozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the
Union. OGice of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 95 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., ARsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

OHIO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, the
Ohio. River had eight feet Of water In the channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

GO CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
ionic Mixture, prepared by the Coegs OF Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, confidently
commended for all ofdebiy produced by secret in
iulgence of any kind II is invaluable
iy for impotence steriy bsrrenness {uness depend
ing malormation)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen 81;
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. o.
NASSAU street W, q. RlCRARDSON M. u, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

% THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE WILL COLOR
red or grey hair brown black This article has Oh
tanned reputation fur surpsssing all others and
may be applied without the east or injury
to, the skin. Although may incredible thsssthe
hair may be coiored and yet look perfectly natural hut
any person who may this celebrated dye , end such
to be the fact To be had at d Courtlandf strret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

W5, FADED BEAUTIES AND OLD MAIDS. WHAT
would you give could you be young again Alas we
partly joke and partly in earnestYou may be you
like We have seen several lately, whose skin was
ffeckles and eruptons. Well they have used one cake
Of Jones Italian Chemical Soap week, and they have
had such beautiful fair skins thatbut enoughths cer
ainly does in the most wonderful manner every
eruption and Disagreement OF the skin ana do advise
all to try cake for so cents You get it at tho sign
Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. and 1923 Broad
way New York, or 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Be careful and buy nowhere else but at the above
places, there countereits. Take care-get jones'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

ary- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-Thc members Of
tho New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, In
returning the public thanks for the liberal support the,
have received in their Efforts to suppress quackery
beg eaveto state that their particular attention continues
e. be directed to all diseases OF private nature and iron
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ed
vanages not to be met with in any institution m tiis
country, either public private. The treatment OF tn
College is such as to insure every case and
totally different om that practice OF running
the constitution with mercury an in most cases leaving
bers of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofEurope, attends daily for consua
ton from DAM. to PM
Terms-AdvIce and medicine IS A cure guaranteed
ImPoRGANT COUNTRY INvALIps.Persons living ir
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sonaly have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time OF
nd enclosing 50, post paid, addressed to
W. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
Othce and Consulting Of the College, 9s Nsssap
AIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
Beautiful maid adore you, but still,

On your lace 0bserve with a hoTor-e thrlII,
Those nasty eruptons that cover your dimples,
That disgrace your white brow and appear worse than
wrinkles
ih7- WHY DON'T YOU BUY A CAKE OF THE
genuine Jones' Italian Chemical soap-t would give your
face such delicate fair white searness and Tree IRON
every eruption, pimpe, freckle or any Disagreement
Remember to get the genuine Jones' seap only Mind.
only the sign of the American Eagle - Chatham street
s23 Broadway or l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
90 RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.--It hardly seems
worth while for say in favor OF the celebrated
Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, yet cannot
help doing long there is likely to lie afflicted
fellow creature that has not heard Of this wonderful
remedy. We would now, without hesitation advise all
that troubled with rheumatism govt 60 70 81
Courtland street, and procure this great remedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

ofce and Consulting Of the College, 9s Nsssa
street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
Mr.. Clay at Columbus, Ga
Ffom the Columbus Enquirer, 18th.


RECEPTION OF Mr.. CLAY.-The great otale1Tu a1 ri.,
Of the West is with us. 1t was known tnat Ms. ~ ~
would visit this city on Monday last and
were duly made to honor him as the guest Oh 1 r.hss
ple who were anxious to look upon The man u arT
choice. As the time approached the pupit h"rr
seemed moved by strong desire that inc w. asa
would come. As early US Saturday eVehius' .boat Wont
not familiar 10 our eyes were seen IN groups ~ :n,
the streets. Who these! and why, al ILL.,. l..
usual time of the week, are those from ais.. ~ H.
assembling? Sunday came, and with II au -
creased and increasing number, until it seemeG .s
threaten an overflow OF our young and thnVhs ~.
All was calm as sunshine, and none were hND-,T ,T
to ask why thus they met SO far from homs. m
knew, yet none had revealed the cause. ho'.D "a
the fair the bright and glorious 1lth burs! up0u
amid the pealing Of firearms and the JOY OF llsesr re
Long before the hour of twelve, the sree'sn %J
literally blocked up: round and about the 0u,sd
thorpe House, where Freedoms pole was P'ali, -io1.
and from whose summit freedoms flag was ,!!,d.
ously flying as if by tacit consent the mg'u ng. Al
gathered together in hundreds and thousalus e.d .
eleyen according to the programme, they lofis'E <.
procession, and, under the direction oi oo s,;dgs %
Aver and his assistants, marched 10 INC o' ,ys,s
meet and welcome the honored guest. a. sn
he came, when one loud welcome rent tne ani cor.
beautiful creams harnessed to spendlo cyss 20 crosi
yeyed him to the Clay Club Room where lle Us, roar
was already assembled Passing through tnS ton os
crowded with the fair, Mr. Clay took StauJI a ~ be
platform in front, where he was introduces I Co
distinguished men and public officers presenaIc cbsu
Hines Holt then rose, and in an eoquen. ai,u II t
address, introduced the former mll-oo{ {SoGe hin
Slashes' to the thousands around him, ano ea TIE
thrice welcome to the sunny soil OF 'eo.s.A wor
reply of the great Orator OF the ohGn % ssv noths
of the man that made il. We shall say .roris. nu.
more OF the address or the reply, having Pr
of them for publication in our next. ,u,qa ths
And what can we say of the vast assemDiasSin oESinag
at this busy season Of the year qut tnsa T;a,e sos
business and mingled with our immedlTa'5e T5e spit
citizens on this interesting occasion hams ss
and patriotism of our sister state OF "hIe soas
here personihed in the persons OF nei ~ dover
Our young sister of the South, the lsia "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
| think il certain that Tappan, and Allen of Ohio

think it certain that Tappan, and Allen Of Ohio,
and Buchanan and Sturgeon will go for it,as the only
condition upon which the Western men will go for
Oregon Hanncgan of Indiana will 60 for it with q
rush on this ground, and so will Breese and Semple
of Illinois. The Michigan Senators very doubt
full but even if they and Sas Wright go against it,,
that will only make l6 against it TO IS for it. And
this estimate thus disposes of all the free States ex
ccpt New Hampshire; as to that wretched, benight-
cd region, Woodbury. has already written letter IN
favor Of the Annexation, and poor little Atherton
(gods, what SenatorD will do any thing that MIR.
Woodbury. desires him to do. So much for the free
States All the Slave States to a man, unless per-
chance it be Kentucky, will 90 for the annexation.
At any rate Mr.. Tyler intends that Mr. Clay s
friends, Crittenden and Morehead, shall show their
hands before the next Election.
| perceive that the "Courier & Enquirer" has
come out Ant-footeh for the Annexation. This is
honest, but not disin,erested. Mr. Webb had, or
has, or was alledged to have, over 81 0OO acres OF
land in Texas. Of course no one here regards hls
opinion worth straw.
Spencer is the only man in the Cabinet opposed to
the Annexation.
The friends of Texas say that they wish the
whole matter kept very dark and quiet for the pres
ent: because there are many Legislatures in
session, and they might instruct their Senators y
perbum sap.
Mr.. Webster has broken up housekeeping, sold of
at auction all his furniture which fetched very high
prices and has left ior the North
The weather has been very wet this last week,
and influenza is again prevailing TO most alarm
inc extent. Can one name safeguard against
or remedy for this most distressing disease
OREGoY-To-morrow, under the rules OF the
House is petition day yet know not how it is that
MIR. c. T. Ingersoll, Chairman of Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs, has the foorand intends speak on
the subject Of Oregon.
We are going TO have very exciting and import
ant time here between this and the close Of the
sion
As to Post Office Reform, the Post Master Gene
raj who is one of the most naughty oyerbearing,
and as I think from what have seen Of him ndo-
Lent and nsolent of officials has issued his mandate
that there can be little or no reform in this matter.
The Washington Post Office is in miserable
state Yours, JUNIus Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

Dry Goods, sl37i Brown Muslns Ia bales Hardware,
ass Medicines. 20 QassnswaIe sli2a 1foes['ss,
Sii2!: Coffee IS cents By the packet lines are
charged SO TT
PR1cE OF LABoR.-Thc Journeymen Ia!lors
gF his city held large meeting thus morning IN me
Yard aud adopted some SPIRITED le1sues 'o
i-Ir tendency an advance of wages May they succeed
The .Journevmen Ship Carpenters, who struck
com. time since for an OF 30 cents per day. nave
mainly besn succ-stua number OF enpoyers ES'rs 20
lie Just mand Ther now receive - . iefa1s Inc O''
THE DAy.-The Anniversary OF ireland,s S
.rtsI. Sam, ,naw beias celebrated b. The tlr=ac< OF s'
Ind II Congress iia sumpnons iinas' oas !"'' 's'"
b American House the associaoa OF the iIiends Of
leland ard ReIsa are also pa.f!cipetl Il! the e9;ny
81 nbc diunsr aud tbs tish Volunteers have been ont on
parade th= greater part OF The day
The weather has been OF a boIsterouS charac-
.r throughout the day Frost. suasns then [a'h no"
iov an, what next, rather hard Tor one 10 'ei'
SToCK SALEs-Stocks are down to-day, WIN
h exception OF Wilmington Rail Road and GnsT ar 6ai a.,
Eosfd On the street sales have been lahins a. 6t'
The STATE WoRKs.-The bill for the sale OF the
main line of the Public Works has passed the Sen
ATE The nrice fixed is twentv millions OF dollars,
the sale 10 he made bY auction. The main provi-
sons Of the bill are similar to those OF last y9ar-
The bill fixes the price of the Delaware divisions at
two and a half millions OF dollars. Philad 1az.
Lynch LAw.-The negro, who murdered the
German shoemaker and his wife the other day near
IIercuaneu,n Missouri, was hung by the sovereign
people on Tuesday last, according TO The code ol
Judge Lynch Lou. jour. March j.
W.snrSoroN March 6.
SUPREME Cou&r OF THE UNITED STATES AD-
IolRNEp1he Sup, Court met to-d4; at Il ,ota 'y
Vonda in 1878 SyaI opinions delivered By
Judges 6.ldw in story, and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
wings OF New York

Come together tonight at National Hall, to
respond to the nomination OF MoRRIs fRANKLlN
for Mayor, and organize for the Spring contest
We dare not say much, for the Hall wlllnot hold
many, but let US come together early, and be
gladdenea by the light Of each others counte-
nances Come up, Wings at the hour of meet
ing. There viii be some of the best sort Of
Whlg speaking