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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

OLE BULL IN NEW ENGLAND.-Ole Bull has crea-
ted greater musica'Du in Boston and throughout
New England than any artist ever did before him.
Before he went to Boston, we told him how il
would he. sole Bull, you are going TO Boston,
and you will be received there with depth of en-
thusiasm, that you cannot now conceive Of" II
has been so. Here are few extracts -
Ok Bulls TmHp CONCERT. at the Mclodeon, satur-
day evening, was very fully attended The audience
preciate the unequaed performances great o
We would not praise him. as he u far beyond the resch OF
praise He needs commentator at the hands Of any
living being His skill his feeling, his SOUL displayed
in his VIOLIN stamp him as who has drank deep at the
very fountains Of music His whole being is wrapped up
in his instrument and il spoke forth the humanity the
love- the universal benevoence OF the such sounds
he produces not IRON the strings Of his violin
dead to kind and noble feelings Ole Bull is the minister
ing angel we may SO speak, OF music His inspiration
is drawn from the wellsPIings Of life And he succeeds
finer chord of the human hearf-Bosfon Journal.
OK BUiL.Why shall not this wonder Of the musical
world be invited to visit New Bedford and give concert
on evening Of the present week? We understand
an invitation would be accepted il extended to him, pro
vided he assured OF good audience. We cannot
conceive that this would not be readily accomplished
Let us have for musical festival Why shall we
notiN,w Bedford Bulletin.
OLE BULL IN NKw HAvEN--we received letter from
giving concert in New Haven, on Thursday evening,
the 30th inst" Wherever he has gone the people have
as matter OIL course, got crazy we suppose thdt we
must follow the fashion The mere announcement is sui
fcient for to-day-Ne,c Haren Herald.
Ole Bulls Third Concert on Saturday evening was at
tended by another brilliant auditory His debut in the
city has been decidedly triumphant and although there
those who yet prefer the perfection OF art as evnced
in the playing Of vienxtemps, to the Natural skill and
outbreaks of genius characteristic OF Ole Bull yet the
echo of the general voice in favor Of the melodious &C
natural pafhos-of in favor of Norways
nightingale. Ole Bull gives our Providence friends
concert this evening he will give another in Boston on
Monday next the Commencement OF new series as we
hope there yet being hundreds who have net heard him
and numbers who wish to repeat the qualification Even
our country the qu vive to hear him. He
has been especially invited to give concert in Lowell
and in New Haven, whilst the people Of Portland are
hoping to have him there. and preparing to give him
bumper. Viva, Ole Bull !-B0stOn transcript, May u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

f67- DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION at
81 Walker street. LIST Store FROM Broadway, will
any Of the following complaints or no pay taken =
Burns, Old Sores, Erysipelas
Scalds Bruises Chaps,
Salt Rheum, Scrofnla, Wounds,
Eruptions Sore Eyes, Piles
Chilblains, Cold in Wounds Tender Feet.
Beware of dangerous counterfeit under another name
and see that al Daley" he written with pen on the
cover Of every box Of the genuine. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29
o. ooURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP

lhy- OOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
Ladies here's a soap delicious
Free from every thing perrcious-
Prepared from Cialen's choicest simples-
Expressly to remove all pimples,
And add fresh charms to your dmples.
Used freely it will sunburns Danish
Use freely and all freckes vanish.
Brunette, would you be fair oh listen
Use freely, and your skin will giisten,
Fen as the Parian marble shines
When freshly quarried from the mines
BEWARE OF DISHONEST CONFERENCE.-The incompa
rable Soap only be obtained genuine at Dr. Fels
Gourauds Cosmetic Depot, q Walker street, LIST Store
FROM Broadway The celebrity which this really beau
u medcaed preparation has attained has excited the
cupdity of unprincipied and erat charatans who
endeavoring to fost base coxntereit the public
which resembles Dr. CPS Soap in nothing but the nome
hesce the necessity for this caution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

The CAMDEN RACES commences to-day, with
the stake for four year ods two mile heats There are to
be two races each day. Fine sport is expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29
m- 1T WAS SAID OF ATTII

DO 1T WAS SAID OF ATTILA, that on that Spot
where the hoofs OF his struck the earth blade
Of grass ever grew again II may be said in similar
tone, that wherever "Gourauds Poudres Subes" touc
the skin the hair vanshes from the place like magic. So
ecacious Is this preparation, that in instance has
Il failed in eradicating the most stubborn hair an TO
put the matter past all kind Of doubt with the skep.
CAL who have been egregiousy hnmtugged by imita-
ions, the genuine is always tested at the original Office,
81 Walker street. first store from Broadway with the most
startling effect No pain alton, dscolora.on Of
he skin but all operatinp like a Charm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

MAcREADY This gentleman is to make his ap-
pearance in Albany IN few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

BEcK's SUMNER NovELTIEs.-Beck, the fashion
able dry goods man in Broadway, has just got a
splendid collection of new French goods His
elegant store is crowded from morning TIL night
with beautiful women, dressed in the most splendid
style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29
M RECORDS pARIsIAN ALTERATIyE MIX

rtRE-For the cure of primary secondary Syphilis
and all affections produced by nudicious Of mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
alternative all other preparations for the cure OF Sy
philis is that while curing the disease it improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the is administ ed for. The
best Recommendation give of is, that it
extensively prescribed by the medical nly who for
merly considered mercury the only cure for those com
plants. Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of hall
iozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the
Union. Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 95 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Th,
ronic Mixture, prepared by the College OF Medicine and
pharmacy of the city of New York, IS confidently re
commended for ali ofdebty produced by secret in
,ulgence of any kind II an invaluable RENE
~ for Impotence sterity or barrenness uness depend
ing on maLlormaton.)
Single bottles 81 each cases OF half dozen %; care
ny packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office of tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 81
Nassau street. WIS. RICHARDSON, M. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

! nr7- CONSUMPTIONS-We advise all persons who
inclaing to consumption pulmonary diseases, to
try DR. Larb0r Extract Of Lungwort. This celebrated
remedy is daily performing of the most remarkable
| cures. To be had al 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

HE NATIVES IN THE NINTH WARD.-The
natives are quanelling in this ward, to the great
delight of the locofocos, who have kindly offered
terms to them proposing union This has pro-
duced an explosion, with what result we don't vet
know. We are very sorry to see all this squabbng.
If the natives would march on as one man, and
give the reform they promised and get rid of those
noisy, brawling office-seekers, it would be better
for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

0E- POSITIVELY THE ONLY REAL, ORIGINAL
and Genuine Jones Italian Chemical Soap, for the
Of Eruptons, Chapped flesh sc Caution to the Public -
The proprietor Of this lately confined to his bed seve
raj weeks during which time this UNANIMOUSLY
forfeited therefore buy cake of this without the
signature Of T. Jones the wrapper and in
this city only at 80 Chatham street. and out of this city
only othe agents here advertised BE careful of this IL
you the genuine. Always ask for jones's Italian
Chemical Soap-tske other. Without msrepresenta
,on these its positive qualities, for which i has
ceved the highest encomiums Of the faculty. and the pn.
solicited approval of the Medical Society of Paris II has
cured thousands in the United States OF every disfgure
ment and eruption Of the skin such as pimpes eckes
blotches salt rheum, scurvy heat spots, TAM sun burn,
| morphew SC. Cure ohapped flesh, &c 1t will change
the color OF dark, yellow or sunburn skin to beautifully
healthy cearnes To prove the public the excellence
of this read the following diploma awarded to NJ Vespri
nj the inventor by the Medical Society Of Paris eve
consider NJ Vespni the greatest philanthropst Of the
age and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle to any
eruptions Disagreement Of the skin will prove
blessing future ages" Sold by the only general agent
in the United States, r. Jones' wholesale perfumer, sign
of the American Eagle 50 Chatham street land 323 Broad
way NJ y 1879 Fulton steeet Brooklyn, State street.
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

07- RABiNEAU's HOT AND COLD PURE SALT
Water Baths, foot Of Desbrosses street The celebrity
which these baths have acquired registered in the con-
vaescenee and of every patient who has tested their
efficacy. To the Rheumatic, the hot salt water bath,
admirably arranged and attended, has been sau
tary reief-acknowledged universally and his new
swimming bath for ladies and gentlemen is upon princ
pie calculated to produce all the advantages attendant
upon the exercise OF principle conducive to health and
strength in all sizes and TO all recommend
visit establishment that for neatness cleanliness and
comfort cannot be eclipsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

fn3- THE MOST GLORIOUS INVENTION EVER
introduced is Cirehugss process Of Shampooing the
head This il accomplished by the Of the only article
found so ecacous as to eradicate and thoroughly
cure ScuIf and Dandru cleanse the head from all i'm
purtes, to make the hair soft glossy, and beautifully
curly Its influence will make the coarsest hair like silk
the reddes hair beautiful auburn the darkest hair still
dark gray hair will disappear and badness become
unknown Such the advantages to be derived from
the Of Clirehugh Trcopherous Patent Medicated
Compound. applied under his system.
Others have attempted this plan OF cleansing the head
but with no effect has been left for the Tricopherous
of 10000 Ladies and Gentlemen who have given testimony
in its favor, is deemed sufficient recommendation.
Private for Ladies' and Gentlemens hair cutting
fitting wigs SC. DOS Broadway.
My- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members o.
he New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
eurning the public thanks for the liberal support they
received in their efforts to suppress Guackery
leave state that their particular attention continues
be directed to oil diseases Of private nature, and from
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical AID al
vantagcs not to be met with in any institution III TIM
country, either public private. The treatment OF thu
College is such to insure in every and
totally different from that bern practice OF ruinnl
the constitution with mercury anl in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One Of the mem
bers Of the College for many years connected with tn
principal hospitals ofEurope, attends daily for consulta
ion from o AM. TO PM.
Terms--Advice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT COUNTRY lNvALrDs.-Pcrsons Living
he country and not finding convenient to attend per
all medicines requisite to perform aperect cure by stating
heir case explicitly, together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
nd enclosing S., post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON NJ. D.. Agent,
oce and Consulting rooms Of the College, % Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

{f7- OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA WILL,
in one or two applications stop the hair from falling
restore where bald and keep the head entirely free from
dandru Ladies will always find it great auxiliary to
the toilet. hair done overnight will stay longer
in CURL It has repeatedly restored the hair people Of
the age of 49, So and so years after being entirely
bald from ten to twenty years. We would enumerae
hundreds ofcases Of citizens who have had their hair
restored throughout the country and also refer the cep
teal to people in this city, who knowing to its supe
rior virtues Genuine only at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

CHANCELLOR KENT vs.. CAPTAIN TYLER.--An i'm
pertinent Wall street editor having sent an inquiry
to Chancellor Kent, relative TO the recent Texas
business OF the Captain, has brought out the follow
ing reply from the amable Chancellor:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

"Two HOURS DEVOTED TO Music AND POETRY -
This is the singular blu, interesting title of novel,
and no doubt instructive illustration of the beau
lies Of Hebrew melody, in alliance with Hebrew
poetry, about to be introduced here by Mr.. Jones,
the popular vocalist, late of the Park Theatre, and
who has most successfully in Europe attracted uni
versal attention to his lectures. The discourse and
illustrations will take place this evening, at the
Apollo SALOON, and in connection with the varle-
ty of original as well as traditional melodies an.
nounced for tle occasion-the subject itself Is one
that should command general attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

VIEW IoRKi 70 Union Square, Nav II, 1874
DEAR SsR IL acknowledge your favor OF Yesterday
and take the liberty to refer you sory's Commenta
ries the Constitution of the United States vol ID from
page 252 to 49, 1888 TO SO4 for all the authentic
Information and authority that may be wanting You
will perceive that the Impeachment Power over high
crimes and miscemeanors is very broad, defined and
practised under the sanction Of the Common Law Inv
which it to he construed and governed think there
be doubt that the abuses aud stretch of
power by President Tyler, afford ample materials for the
exercise of the power of impeachment and imperatv
duty in the House of Representatives to put in practice
Yours respectfully, JAMES KENT"
Ifths is the law, it ought to be tested at once by
formal impeachment of the Captain Yet it is
said that though nearly both the parties in the
House Of Representatives think so, they will no
do their duty and impeach the Captain, because the
Captain can choak them off with "spoils." IF tina
be the motive, we think that the House Of Repre-
sentatlves are more guilty than the Captain, and
should not only be impeached but kicked out oil
oiiice. Only think Of such confession coming
IRON respectable Wing or Democratic members!
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CHaRLrsroy. Aurust 3.

1 .
Cotton Our report Of The I7ih inst. left The
Upland market in a very unsettled Stale. hold.
ers occasionally having been compelled to sub
nit it to reduction on the current prices Of
the previous week in order to effect sales, and
q simiilar result attended the business done in
the article AT the close Of the lust aud in :he
forepart of The present week but the receipt
on Thursday OF rather favorable advlces from
the other side, per the acadia, at Boston. i'm.
parted degree Of confidence among holders,
and checked the downward tendency nprices,
az previous rntes were refused ON that day.
Yesterday the sales reached .725 bales, at fuller
prices than could be obtained previous to the
receipt Of these advlces, butas the transactions
were confined almost exclusively 10 one house.
we would prefer waiting The result Of more
extended business before giving quotations.
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of the country. and there is no doubt on
my mind they are produced from pecu-
liar state Of atmosphere, and not from any
local cause. Frequent aud heavy show.
ers during The day, a hot sun, a confined
and sultry state Of atmosphere. in the
months Of July, August and September.
never fail 10 produce Them: In.lo40 they
appeared on the 18Th August; in l843'on
the 24lh August; and in the present year
on lhe'24,h July: On both Of, ihe former
years they destroyed two. thirds Of The cot
ion crop, and what. will be the efeeton the
growing crop is easily inferred. How far
up :he showers and heavy rains have eX-
tended; have not heard, but should they
have reached ;lbe canebrake lands and the
central part Of the State, The CONSEQUENCE
must prove disastrous 10 the present crop.
Mobile A dvertiser.
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,The Olive ESrancIl.

MS published by Henry C. Goodwin. every
u Saturday niorning. office No. s Washing
ton street, Boston: Devoted TO Christianity
Mutual Rights, Polite Literature, General In
,elIigence, Agriculture, and the Arts.
The Rev. q. F: Norris. Editor and Propre'
tor the Rev s. Lovel, Assistant Editor.
Tcrms-$2 per year, if paid in advance;
81 25: at the. expiration of six months, and
80 SO if not paid until the. end Of the year.
A. RAMSEY, dgent.
~: EdgeGeld C. Il: s. C.
August 81 If 81
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BLUrFroH, S. c., Aug. 2Olh, 1914.

10 the Editors of The Me7cry-
Gentlemen: Perceislng, with deep re-
srel. the misrepresentation, which have
been made in the Charleston Courier. rel
alive 10 the speech OF the Hon.. r. b.
Rhett, delivered 10 this village on lhe 3 ST
ult., we the subscribers believe it to beiou
especial duty to our honorable guest and
10 ourselves, no longer 10 delay making
such statement as will, we hope, put the
matter alresl. s.,
We understood Mr.; Rhel, to say. that
upon the suhjec, Of immediate State ac-
tion, Mr.. Calhoun and himself differed.
While he was not prepared 10 say what
Mr. Calhoun's course would be. his own
course was onward to the path which he
considered duty aud patriotism pointed
out. He also passed a high encomilm
upon Mr. Calhoun, which was responded
ID by the audience, and by none more
hearty than ourselves.
MIR. Rhetl spoke of that poilion Of fhe
Democratic party which had deieatedth the
reduction Of the Tariff at the last session Of
Congress-, and held them up tn such repro.
OalIon oDlyi as we most freely accorded.
Mr.. Rbett was mol understood by any
thing he said 10 ridicute either Mr.. Nc.
Duffie,or his measures, although he object
cd TO his scheme Of State counter taxation.
Trusting that our motives may not be
misunderstood, we remain
Very respectfully. &C.. &C.,
~ WILLIAM POPE, Senr., Pres'i.
H. w. Vice,
GEO. NJ. sTosET. Vice pres,,.
BxSJ.F ScorT, ''ee ites vs.
JAMES Pope. Sr.,
.1oHN RICHARDSON,
5aMEs SFoNEY,
~ aGEoRGE ALLEN.
Crop. EBLIoTT,
JosrAHH H. NORTON
JAMES j. LovE,
JAMES L. PoPE.
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Films on tie Eye,-A few drops Of
molasses on the eye are said to remnve
films OH the eye ofman and beast. This
is q simple and easy remedy, aud should
be applied particularly by politicians, who
are frequently troubled with films, which
obscure their vision 10 such an extent, that
they cannon see " hal is paIpable to others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28
State, Of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY. ,ri

'fA' SSf - 4,
Lucretia Whiule g. Joseph Whi:tle, = R;U
pS. -
William Whiule, Willis Whitle and { lii iu;on p1'
others. -. ~:
ET appearing TO mY satisfaction that William
u. WlIiille. Jacob Certain and his wife Eta,
AIastn Nhittle, and the children of Reuben
Whittle, deceased, namely Marina, West,
Malinda, and Amanda, Defendants in this case,
aie and reside without the limits of this State,
ON motion by Mr.. Wa,dlaw, solicitor for Plain.
tiff, ordered, that the absent d. tfendants above
named appear in this Court, and plead, an-
swer or demur.to the Bill. within three months
from the publication Of this notice, or the said
Bill be taken pro ontesso against them.
pa :. 5. s. TOMPKINS, COED.
Commissioners Office, August &c, 1874.
Ansnst27 m3m 81
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Maw Gap Beat Company.
.9TTE.V'TEO.s'!!,,

WIOU are ordered 10 parade at the Battalion
II. parade ground, at Cherokee Ponds, ON
Saturday the 3lst inst, at ] o o'clock A. M.,
armed and equipped according 10 law. for drill
and instruction The Officers aud ilon-com-
missiofied Officers will also parade Mt the same
place on the day previous al lOo'clock A. NJ.
for drill ard instruction.. SO - ls.s
,Yon will also parade on Thursday the 9Th Of
September at the Regimenial parade ground.
atthe Old Wells, at 10 o'clock A M armed
and equipped according to law, for drill and
instruction The Officers and non commission.
ed Officers will also parade ;he day previous,
at ,,e same hour and place iof drill and instruc.
lion. BY order Of Capt. D. Shaw, ~
- Z. J.DOBY,55 o:zs..3
August 81 & 2t
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Notice.

a N Election will be held at The Court House
A- on The second Monday in September
next, for an, Inteudant and Four Wardens of
the Tewn Of. Edge6eld, 10 serve for one year
from that day. -. e.
BY order Of the Council i;
= j. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Managers-Geo. "A. Addison, James A, VIII
yliams, Peter F. Laborde. ..-
August 81 q 81
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Lost or Stolen

N1ROM the subscriber on the 18th inst, the
u following notes: one on Luke Taylor for
500, dated 10Th May, 1874; one on Daniel
Maheny for S26 30, dated 2Oth January, ,;1a44
one on David Hughes for SIS date not recoec.
ted. Icuution all persons from trading foi said
Notes, as payment Of them has been stopped
MARSHALL WARREN.
Auunst 26 IL n
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A portion ofthe Delegation from Rich.
rnopd County. Geo. ON their route 10
Macon, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Augusta'bytbe Rail Road. q
On The appearance of the cars attIle
upper depot, a salute of2S guns. one for
each State, and one for Texas and Oreson,)
was fired by detachment from the Ar.
tiileurs Francais. On their arrival atihe
lower depot, they were received with en-.
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COLUMBIA, Angus, o..

COLUMBIA, August ~!
Cotton.--There isvery little doing in the mar.
ket and prices have undergone decline Of
abou, OF cent. Under the few sales made
tits ditficul: TO give quotations, which are al
most entirely nominal; but a, such, they may
be SET down at d n 6I cents. extremes. One
bale more ofNew, from the plantation of Silas
Ruff, in Fairfield District reported ;as very
good, was purchased by MIR. N. s. Jordan, at
Z cents. -. .,.s
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aJorsartl,crc1ai.
HAMRuRG. Encust 90.

...L,7,J..l. HAMBURG, august ~.
C0tson--There is so little business doing in
Cotton at the present, that we can scarcely
make up the ruling rates. /, On yesterday four
bales Of new cotton were brought tn town, and
purchased by A. Wray. Esq, at cts. per hun-
dred round, and stored in Messrs. Smith g.
Benson's Warehouse We may therefore
give this snle as our highest prices 10 day. Old
Cotton is selling from q -iu 6 c,s-priucipal
sales 81 to cents.-- Journal
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ErGnsrA Anqi1st 9;

Cotton.-Onr market has exhibited. quite n
a languld character during the week the sales
having been moderate aud the demprd. light.
The stock continues unusually large for the
seasoni prices: have remained stationary at
from AZ to 81 cents, since our last quotations