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The New York herald., 1844-09-26
GREAT HoRTIcgLTuRAL, EXHIBITION AT

FLUSHING.
consequence Of the rain yesterday th. Exhibition will be
Kept open this day and Friday the Hall Of the Flushing
PAVILION This magnificent display of Fruits Flowers
highly attractive.
The steamboat Statesman leaves Fulton Market Wharf at o
l24 cents e ~ "
flushlng, sept. 10th, l8a s26 Item
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Correspondence OF the New York Hersldl
WARRINGTON ID G. q NJ "a loA<
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James, ( days from Turks Island for Halifax short Of
provisions 2st lat AZ lon Ga 50by the Wellington this
port.
Caspar Brem) 90 days from Bremen for Baltimore goth inst
lat 42 10, Ion 81 50-by the same
Condor Turks Island for Boston, nth inst lat 81 sO lon IS 40
by the Eleanor, this port.
Lucretia, New York for Liverpool date lat 49, Ion 7o-by
the Hy Newell, at this port.
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BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THURSDAY, September Goth,
Tie Grand Historical Play Of
PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
tnam, MIR. ". johnson Messopotamia Jenkins Bui

ClKCUs-BONERY.
Splendid new Scenes in the Circle by
MASTER WALTER AYMAR
SlGNOR VALANrlNI, GEO. SWEET
Mesdames Cole and Cullen Mr. Mcfarland and 10 Ath-t
Clown. ;...... ......,.... Mr.. w. Stout.
Horsemanship, Bango Melodies Vaung TumhIing Sc
Boxes IS cents Pit l2h cents. s26 3lis-rc
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
BENEFIT OF THE ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs
YANKEE Ill IL is engaged for this OCCASION and will give
his faramed limitations. Anecdotes Stories &c, &c
Of crowded ard fashionable audiences
MIR. SUTTON, the most wonderful Ventroquist in the
world, has kindly volunteered his services
For particulars small bills.
Tomorrow Evening Yankee HIPS Benefit.
Tickets q cents. s25 usm
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DR LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe
~ neum Hotel. Broadway, New York-Dr. Lerdner will
continue the professional practice which for he
sued extensive scale in London and may be consulted by
manufacturers, and Others questions regarding
improvements the and manu cas which involve the
application OF the principles OF Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside at distance may forward (po paid)
clear Of the the necessary drawings
cmens. when Immediate attention Will be sIi I'm
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pANORAMA AT NIBLOS C'ARDEN.-Open for a short
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting ever ex
hbed this country ESQ all the Artists that have i)
executed by the celebrated Artists Mr.. w. Dans r..
g. Pares and Augustus Earle K A. London. 1t open
during the day.
Admance the Garden and Panorama 25 cents Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free of charge
- The Panorama of Madras exhibited IN Russell
Square attended with immense and when purchased BY
Mr. Nibo considered the very % Panoramic painting in
Lopdon 81
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
PRINCES AND GIMPS

TO DRUGGISTS.
YOUNG MAN recently from London, is desrous Of oil
"A tanning employment Drug Store having been in
similar He has received classical educaon and
conn een make up prescriptions Address f. b., Heral
Office. sN 3tsTc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

WELLANI CANAL-ln our last number we gave
bret statement Of the unprecedented and rapid
increase Of the trade Of Lake Ere and the small proper
ton Of yet secured for Canada by the st. Lawrence
But we have doubt that the efforts msking-by
the Improvement OF water divert
this commerce into its natural channel will ere long be
crowned with success
The enlarged works connecting Lakes Erie and Onta
rio in state great the feeder
approaching nearly to completion The steamboat lock
at broad creek, built by McCulloch, Clark Co.. Is now
finished except hanging the gates, and considered one
Of the best structures in the province the piers at Port
Maitland the mouth of the Grand river in forward
state and within month this important channel will
be openedimpotant inssmuch il will be an open out
let from Lake Erie miles West Of Buffalo, and
above the barrier Of @ which keeps that port closed Tor
many days, and In some years. weeks, in the spring
Owners Of vessels, which through this ca
nal may therefore, prepare with confidence for the OPEN
ing Of this navigation early in the ensuing year.
In addition to the above there 10 every prospect that
the locks from st. Catharines to Thorold will be com.
peted the enlarged scale5O feet long by 26A feet
wide during the present. Fall The contractors are
making the strenuous cxertons to effect this object
and unless uDforess obstacle will be &c
complished The four locks (Nos to ~ contracted for
by Mr. Barnet will be fin shed this month, well as the
two adjoining (Ncs. anti 81, by Boyce, Courtwrght
Co also one by Mr.. Sim merman and another by sharp
Quinn andiwe hope in another month to announce tho
certainty Of the entire liz heng completed IS TO
the opening Of the hole route in the spring-H
Catharine &C. ny JownGi
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HEATING WATER AND STEANIlNG,
n NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROYEMEN7
A. u u A rI n. CJsI NJ

wi The having secured the exclusive rgt tho
City and County Of New York feel grahcd IN being able @ IN
troduce the public the valuable article
With this improvement boiling be produced
with third the quantity oi fuel aud ~ half the time that y
be done viii any other invented being port
able and easily carried BY two Iersnns may be used WIN enl
facility IN the house open The following some % tr
many valuable purposes for which the Patent steam Boiler
intended -
For heating for baths and making steam ioI yspor
baths IL thing that has ever been use. oI at
purpose and much needed IN this city Al the present c
2. For washing purposes Il "a unequaed ne epuse ~ 99
ed in wooden tub without the possibility OF rhs pWeu ~
rust burned by the fire. ,, -
a For hotels where hot Constantly wanted The ttam
from boiler may be used for streaming any amount OF Ntke
Tor farmers IL Il invaluable for stcamng boiling ycset
b Tor fattenng stock and also be used w Tive iamy Tor
washingYAc. i, s....,..u :. -.
will readily perceive eramIDation
g. Eor coach and makers and others Tor streaming
wood. e,,.u.- .,...-.--1A =.
q For comb Manufacturer.
O For tanners, heat their liquor
yicualing houses VIII supply them with hot water
and heat their steam tables at the time.
IN For heating houses u Is found 70 produce the oes
2 For butchers heat water Cor scsdiug hogs and dressing
poultry for all kinds Of mechanical qr other operations
when hot steam may De required.
The public respectfully invited 70 call aud examine ona
which they can ace IN full oIs9p 4 ,hs slfrs q, po,rv
aglwsm corner of Bsyard street
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MAcKERTL FIsmNo.-This is great business
down east. A correspondent Of the Boston Tran
script at Gloucester have been quite interested
this week in Witnessing the drawing OF the senes Tor
mackerel and scarcely know more busy and ANNA
ting than the beach presents these
There large plumber Of small boats in the hal bor
some Engaged III fishing placing the seine merely
attracted there watch the drawing while the beach
was covered with groups OF spectators men, women,
children. and fishermen their gay red shirts and gio
esque attire adding variety to the scene When the hsh
had become entanged in the net It was pulled on shore
by men hauling on long ropes and animated to the xer
ton by songs and shouts, which increased when abe
shining fish, which all rush TO the centre OF the net be-
gan appear. The net is thrown upon the beach and
Gaping into the water while the men and boys eagerly
catch them and throw them back il interested IN the haul
or snatch or two to carry oil II disposed Tor niue
private speculation variety OF other fish are often
caught Several dark ugly looking Holsters OF all sizes
were taken, and eagerly seized by the boys and on-
served with much curiosity tive specimens OF the
monk-f with its strongly opening eyes the back
and its mouth underneath and the little circle which su
foiently resembed human face to be exceedingly dis
agreeable to see"
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BELL,


INR BELL continues devote his attention tday till 10 J..
~ N.Y. the removal of private diseases All
suffering under proacied aggravated unsnccessiuy
ing under the destructive effects mercury q quack nostrm
may consult Dr. Bell with honorable confidence and
Post paid letters have his prompt attention. Dr. Bells
suspicion and y well known 10 BE-
safe and permanent.
Priyate Offices No Cedar street. Sd door from Broad
auT tim
RI BROWN STONE SEAL ENGRAVER, 233 Broad
way, opposite the ParkCoais of Arms Crests, Cyphes,
Sc. Engraved Stone Diamonds Amethyss Torazes &c.
bought IN the rough form Signet kngs Keys.
Pencil Cases Ladies' Seals &c. engraved with Names 1Iesk,
any device Coats Arms found and painted IRON 81
and upwards and iow arded Of the United States
Books Of Heraldy kept with upwards Of 100 coo names
M q m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

UNITED STATES LAND SALEs,-The President has
ordered sales of the pubic lands in Missouri, as ol
lows: Pattsburg the 2st OF Oct at Clinton on the
oath OF Oct; Faye,te the 2sth of Oct ct ST. Louis
the LIST day OF Novemher at Jackson on the 4h day OIL
Nov; and at Springfield on the day OF November
All these sales OF ants which were surveyed or made
ready for sale during the past year. and nord an excellent
opportunity 10 those may desire to enter lands IN tho
fertile and settled portions Of this state There WILL
also be sales at Dixon illinois the 7th and at Chicago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE.

IT HAS long been desired thing the fair find
article that would erptons, TAM, pimpes and
ireckes from the skin Nothing has been found safe.
certain and Chuichs Vegetable Lotion u the
Lotion for short will clear the skin and establish bril-
liant complexion Sold bottles Is cents EACH 1893 Bowe
ry, corner OF Spring street an ltsrc
MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER confines his
I practice principally the treatment and Of delicate
diseases different stages Also elects, Structures Gonor
Seminal Weakness Obstinate Ulcers and all
sing from mpurity of the blood His experience and success
the tins class of diseases Persons al
iced with of the above named diseases who have Teen
considered ncuabe difficult Of invited 10 make ar
plcaton his Office No. Ann street. Broadway, adj
joining the American Museum, where he be consulted
condenaly any hour during the day and evening uat 10
o'clock
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GOOD is THAT GOOD DOES.

- rt1rpr rs AZ 70 n rHA Hu UUOH ~ Dp 49, L
DR. HUNTERS RED DROP stands first and foremost
for that does do good only ask the most seepea 70 call
the certificates the hand OF the physician and
proprctorprvate egess and the person calling viii
bnt the Doctor himself who be found all times his
private parIos ng to satisfy The he'd Drop
warranted OF disease how long
standing in few days. or charge whatever Price 81 Ier
VIAL with full directions. Ii he had Buffalo, ~ u,
Boston Mass Charleson s. C.bu counterieted all.
ltsrc
"SPENCER'S PATENT SPRING SADDLES"
THE st BSCElBEK takes this mode Of informing the pub
lie that he has appointed follow
the sale Of his Ladies Gentemens Saddles and
s which he respectfully solcits Inspection equcs-
TRANS. ROBERT SPENCEk, Patenlee,
1913 Canal
James Cur Saddler, Of Canal and Hndzon n.
VI Calvin Slade No 10 Water street. Charles
Machinery Sadder fremont Boston; Messrs. Lloyd
Co.. Saddes. Albany and Messr Alexander Mac ndoc.
Montreal Canada.
N Bperson DESTROYS Of testing the efficacy Of this Spring
Saddle do application Mr. Cur who is provided
with one for that purpose au8 3tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT The Coroner held an
inquest this morning upon the body OF an unknown
man. apparently 30 years Of age of respectable appear
ing dead the tunnel under the bridge which
Atlantic stree, and Henry The body discovered y
Mr. Ambrose Brown, at o'clock this morning, whete
attention called 10 II by servant gtl who called az
his stall in Atlantic corner OF Henry street There
dew upon his boots Therewas nothing upon bis body
designate his In his pocket was an old wallet
containing card with the name ofJohn Cooper Attor-
ney Law No 20 Chambers street. New York. vi 90 IN
silver, gimblet chalk line, an cd four bladsd pen.
knife and pair OF CATER chids shoeshn cap vas
blue cloth, trimmed with from the manuiaciory OF
H. Archer, 260 Greenwich street, New York and cag
pen,ers rule Te had coat on dark sanet pantaoos
dark cotton valencia vest, cotton shirt and Wellington
boots.
The presumption Is that he fell through dangerous
hole In the into the tunnel and struck his hcnd
upon the wall Of the arch OF the tunue two inches Of
clay was found the toe Of OF his boots and
Of the legs Of his pentaoons dirt Of the color
that forms the side Of the embankment The distance Of
the fall was about 35 feet.
N wasthe onr,on Of DR.. Decker, who held the post
mortem examination that the compound fracture the
-, u i sufficient 10 cause instantnneou as
death and that the contents Of the stomach indicated
him TO be perfectly sober lie probably belongs to
the city Of New York.
Verdict That the said person to his death by a
fall from the side walk bridge into the tunnel etca
vatpg In Atlantic street. which, In the opinion Of ths
jury IL LEFT In very unsafe ungnarded and DANCE rous
condition brooklyn Star, Aug. ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

0r,- The Alumni Of the University Of Vernon
took measure 3, at the late commencement TO have
monument cited to the Of the late President
DR.. Marsh. -
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90 Am ercan,iIe Library Company is about !,
be formed n. Charleston.
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STRANGERS BEWARE.
TN THIS AGE or gItAsKERY AND HUMBUG, IL i

n ~
most important choose eslsrsnced ly sieian- DIR
EVANS has removed his Old Gaen Head DisFensary TO No.
Pearl street corner Brekman where he continues
his extraordinary ~ all delicate diseases. matter
how compcated ne apprscs the citizens and strangers that
there i 40 Dr. Evans IL his old stand that he has
necton whatever with any oter ofee His charges arc
molerate-hs consultations strictly private.
N BObscrve the numbcr-mistakes are often dangerous
238 Pearl street.
Medicines and directions any part Of the Union
By particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
tsNn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Aug.
l5--Present- Senator Foster, presiding and ~
ley, and all Mr.. w. H. Seward continued his argument
for appellant.
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HYG Elan NSTITUTE
Al WARREN STREET. NY,


STEPHENS Of Kings College and Guys Hospital London.
pARTlCULAk attenton viii be DEVOTED TO diseases Of the
Organs Of embracing Barrennes and the dis
OF Females impoency, syphilis and Gonoubma the
of which have become dsgraceiu to the regular ply
sician conseq fallen the hands deSpcable
men whom the punder Of their patients is the only
object and long catalogue Of diseases entaed
DR.. s. also, soctS the Of the public the
general practice Of Medicine and Midwifery, and confidently
submits his talents the scrutiny OF Judging public.
He will be happy or ard advice and medicine the above
branches Of the residing distance,
description Of the symptoms and the ettsr
enclosing fee. Letters need not be post Iaid.
None will he refused relief poverty and all
rest assured that a permanent will be effected without
danperng the future happiness Of the patient all that science
do will be done to speedy conyelescence
Office hours from 10 till IL A. NJ, ill T.. Nj Advice
the Diseases Females gratis from till 10 A. NJ Sundays IN
cuded jyi lm-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
GERMAN PHYSICIAN.

THE superiority of the German mode Of practice Of medicine
is well known tho who have had 10 avail
themselves medicines seldom used
less the harmless and means are found 70 ia by
those the general debility and other uio vi
caused by mercury arsenic, iodine blcodtg
&c The subscriber his successful mode Of
az 2tis.rc !" DIR. JOSEPH HEINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

.WYANDoTTE J.ANps.-The President has ordered
the sales of tie Wyandotte Reserve Lands, and
the lots I the Of Upper sandusky at auction,
TO commence the i4,h October next. The minimum
price Of the lands fixed at 81 so acre. Of lots in
the $40, and out lots S5. The appraised value Of
the improvements to be paid for in addition. The sole
may continue two weeks, II necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

LIEUT.. Fremont Am, CoMPANY.-The ST. Louis
New Era Of the 9th II Ist. says, the steamer latsn
brought down yesterday lieut. Fremont and Company,
composed OF about forty persons from Chihuahua which
place they left the fifth Of June last. They passed
through Santa lie thu second Of july and arrived at
Independence the LIST OF August making remarkable
quick trip On their surney. nothing Of importance
curred-ihey were favored with fine weather and the
roads in good condition for travelling. The COM
pany brings about $500 00 in specie, besides few packs
Of robes and furs From the gentlemen belonging
to the company that the question Of annexation
had produced consdera bic excitement In chihuahua and
the surrounding provrres and that most bitter denunca
tons OF the freely expressed by the prnci
pal citizens both In ths and old provinces 0f Mexico
Our informant further states that this question has already
had the effect TO max the citizens OF that country turn
jealous eye upon ira ers and others from the u States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
tI,IIInE Is N0 sTR0NGER EvInENCE of .he crnat

THERE IS NO STRONGER EVIDENCE Of che great
value Of DIR. Hunters Red Drop than the fact that scarcely
month without counterfeit of the medicine apron
We would seriously interested that the Huner-
Dspcnsary, No Division street the only place " New
York where the article be obtained has proved se
he the only remedy earth that thoroughly and ecu
ally diseases Of private NATURE never 20 return Without
the paiicntSI per vial Ia Albany - on
Lydius street, but 70 be- had VA Buffalo or
Vocbeser but Il In both places aus it-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

poLK-ERs, NOS. 8, 8 AND 10.
Among the toasts given at the celebration 81
Gen. Jackson's birthday at Baltimore, are the
70 lowing, which every Clay man must acknow-
ledge are very significant.
ssBy Theodore Sunwalt-I changed in 1910 to
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lFRoM rur EyrSIsG Posr. ]

From IHE EyrNING Posr. .
DENTlSTRY-"DR.A A. @. CASTLE WHO has lived long
while in this city has obtained onyiabe ard distinguish
ed his lie teeth with
great skin and ability lie has also prepared composition for
hllng dccayed teeth the form VI soft winch while "
sists all acids and injecting agents becomes as hard as the
tooth ITSELF From our own e,Ieence u beautifully saapeo
for the teeth, and particularly for persona
A. C. CASTLE, M, d., Operative Dentist,
nu1l II. q Il.
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LINE.
xAQn ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Moming
Line from the foot Of Barclay street. landing
lat intermediate places
The Steamer EMPIRE Captain r. Roe, Monday, Wednes
day and Friday Morning at 7 o'clock.
1he Steamer TROY Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday Morning, at o'clock
Evening Line from the foe! Of Courandt street direct
The Steamer ALBANY, Captain X: B. Macy, Tuesday,
The Boats Of this Line owing their light daush Of
all times the bars and reach Albany and
Troy in ample time take the morning train Of cars for the
west.
wharyes. mi7nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

DEAFNESS CURED.
T0RS. CASTLE EDWARDS Surgeon Aursts have
~ made the diseases Of the and the Of deaf
their peculiar study. have
given ample evidence OF the llaey Of treating all diseases and
all deafness with remedy There external and internal
dseascsnervous deafness and compssions and DELIBERATIONS
Of the aucusr neryesa requiring heracal treatment de-
pendant the anatomy aud physiology Of the
tiic therapeutcal combination.
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RIO PREVENT TIE Alb sE Or MERCURY and the
Il dreadful efec Of call az the Hunenan
Disrnsary No Division and get the advice of the ply
sIcan aud Representations money and without price
Hunters Red Drops the best remedy earth for secr diseases
be obtained that place only Cures without injury
the constitution, the habits Of the patients
three eight days. Full directions and treatise
vial which BE- strictly follow edrier 81 only
On sale u Ly dins Albany bu be had in Buff
falo aulJ IT.
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[Fromthe Albany Atlas, June 10. ]

80 Clay is rz by Frslinghuys sen.
Any number Of responsible wings, from 100 TO
5000, will be fu nished with copy Of the Democra
tic reflector, for one year from the LIST Of July
next, for So, pay able when James X. Polk is elect
ed President OF the United States.
PoLK-ER NO 2.
6 Hon. Abial Cook, heretofore prominent and
influential Wing OF Norwich, Chenango county, is
county in favor Of James K. Polk for the Presden-
cy. Mr.. Cook has carried dismay and confusion
in the Coon camp in Chenango.
PoLK-KR NO. 8.
The Providence independent says that the Hon
Wager Weldon, one Of the Rhode Island Harr-
electors in lS40, will not support Clay He has
renounccd whiggery and all us works, and says
that he is perfectly satisfied that the election in
1910 was carried by the grossest frauds
poLK-RR NO. A.
The same paper says that Col. s. II. Wales, the
Wing standard bearer al Baltimore in 1910, Is now
doing battle right manfully in the democratic ranks
and declares that the scenes OF the last coon cam
paign were both immoral and disgusting
roLK-ER NO. s.
Thomas Alsopp, late a member OF the Bucyrus
(Ohio) Clay Club, and Secretary of the Holmes CO.
Clay Club, in letter addressed to the Bucyrus
Republican, formally denounces ,whlggery, and
gives most cogent reasons for so doing He is
foreigner and thus feeingly speaks OF the wing
policy in relation TO such =
81 now conclude with saying, that as I am
foreigner, would caution all foreigners TO ponder
and beware how they support that party who by
trying to deprive OF the rights OF suffrage, lnd-
cate that they consider us nothing but serfs for
proud aristocracy."
roLK.HR NO. g.
The Mercer Luminary, Coon sheet in Pennsyl-
vanla, has refused to support MIR. Clay on account
Of his gross immoraies.
PoLK.RR NO. Z.
At a late Democratic meeting In West Liberty,
Vernon township, Ohio, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That we the undersigned citizens Of
Vernon township, having supported Harrison's
election in 1910, and having become convinced
that the Wing. principles are anti-Republican, wei
of the Democratic National Convention for Presi-
dent and Vice President. Signed with our hands
and sealed with our seals the Lib dav of Nav