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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10
CON IS u M TIV Els,

DOUBT NO LONGEh!
RUT read the following and silecAnother Wonderful
ID Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April l, I843
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark Of July
last owing and III the of m
duty health received shock Ia the latter part
Of August. all the symptoms OF PULMONARY CONSUME
TON appeared At sjuncture called nmy first Physc,n
who attended weeks without benefit and told dis
ncty that he considered dseas beyond the reach Of hui
aid. j employed another physician. who az
Ieeommended THoNsoM,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. | used twelve bottles, and
testify that with thousands of others who have
been cured BY this medicine, that alone owe resora
ton 10 health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharine ST.
called attend the above the secondary
stage Of the disease found the patient Iaborng under
pey disease OF the lungs and lye liberation Of the latter had
taken place. and by discovered abscess had
formed in the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach Of the usual resolved
Thomsons Compound Syrup OF Tar and Wood Nap
ha the virtues Of which had ouy tested scarcely
peetng would reach desperate The result
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henesforth dis
peng al doubts respecting the efficacy this excellent med
NJ CHAMBERS, M. d.
Phladepha, April /, is,5.
Principal oce, Northeast OF Fifth and Spruce sts.
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale retail by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists
and Druggists 1913 Broadway OF Chambers ST. Sold also
at 70 Fulton and II East Broadway. Price so
50 In.
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FOOT AND HURDLE RACING AT BALTl-
MORE

a BUM hAOE
w ILL off the Elysan Fields Hoboken: Sept 90
w l8i5 A prize Of Fny Dollars will be given for
Of four Dared Race Boats not TO exceed 81 feet long, entrance
Five Dollars; the winning boat her entrance
money with the prize aud all other entrance money 10 be
given the second best boat also prize Of twenty-five dol
lars will be given Of pair of scul boats,
exceed 20 feet longs dollars and fifty cents the
winning her money with the prize
and ali other entrance money 10 be given to the second best
boat All boats wishing enter for the above races Will
please notice before Sept positiv " boats
will be allowed to enter after that time.
IS Otis y mccarthy.
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LOST. SlO REWARD.

N about the City Hal, small Blue Wallet, with gilt
stripe edge, containing from $40 to SO Bank bills
chiefly the National Bank OF this city; ones twos,
three's, tens &c. Also, written memoranduns.
Also, about the place, copy of answer to
suit in Chancery enpted Joseph l.; Lewis vs. John An
hon Any finding the will confer favor and the
reward paid by leaving either of them John street
Nassau street, for MIR. LEWIS, Engraver.
sin
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NOTICE.
LII persons are forbid harbornS trusting the crew Of
n the British Barque Adam Carr debts Of their
tr,cug will be PAID either by Captain or owners slOm
REGNAULD'S PASTE
TNHE consumers of this valuable Compound for Coughs &c.
will please observe the genuine article is made in Paris
by Fere aud each box his signature The sole
for the sale Of the same, is
JOHN AlILHAU, 1873 Broadway,
Where be obtained ali times at Wholesale and Retail
ANA
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We refer to the advertisement OF MIR.
Wright, in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10
ROYAL. OLYMPIC THEATRE,
MONTREAL.

vU,Is cut will be ready for unlimited theatrical
Perform .nces the beginning oi September, under the
Of the subscriber, who will proposals for
and gentlemen OF talent
The he sad Theatre for few evenings will be with
be Sgnora Rosna Pco and Sgnor De Begns and
the evenings entertainment will be interpreted with Vaud
VILE Dancing Orchestral the orchestra being
occasion Of IL Professors
ments in the hands of FIVE British music masters.
se3 I'm rrc VT MAZZOUHI, ID. NJ.
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DANCING ACAT ENVY.

"A LEONARD STREET West side of Broadway
FILE. PAULINE DESJARDlNS has the honor OF IN.
wi forming pubc she will open her class the 18Th 81
Sep Mile r. D,ssnius will instruction IA al
the different branches Of dancing AT her Academy VIII %
taught all the and fashionable Dsaess now y Use
n Among them the Qsadrle OF Polka, GALLO
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Watzes Among
Fancy the Poaccs szura Cachucha CIacoyienne
Mile T. d. will her particular attention Ladies
Boarding Schools Private Lessons be given private and
other classes will be formed by number OF hoa ana Will
he attended, 10 M any time 80 lm'rc
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STEAMER OREGON.

STEAMER OREGON
.QacSN al THE new Steamer, OREGON, will be
M open for the reception of visitors tomorrow
X-&-Z-Tue day, Sept. 9th between the hours ef II
A. NJ aud O'clock +. NJ at her moorngs Pier No North
River. The new steamer Oregon, Capt VIM Rollins, Will
Boston, Newport and Providence Wedne At
ernoon Sept uh, o'clock. Fare Boston So Newport
and Providence ST. Returning the Oregon will leave Proyi
dence for Newport and New ork o'clock the arri
val of the q clock train from Boston. % lire
pEOPLk.S LINE Of STEAMBOATS, tUn AI-DANt
<@eeEvs .xZ DAILY--Snudays Excepted-Through Dir
o'clock NJ sm the Pier between
1Es...-ks-.skG- Courtla ,dt and Liberty streets -
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain r. g. Cruttenden. will
leave Monday Wednesday aud Friday Evenings att clock
Steamboat KN1CkERBOCKER, captain Houghton,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evenings, al
7 o'clock
o'clock NJ, ndrs intermediate places, from the foot
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. w Brainard,
will leave Moedgy Wednesday Friday and Sunday A'er
O'Clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt NJ. H. Truesdell
will Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday Afternoons
o'clock ~
Passengers taking either the above Lines will arrive Alba
emple Tor re Morning Train OF Cas for the eaS
The Boats furnished with and
elegant and for speed and accommodations
rivaled the Hudson.
Freight taken moderate
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats ofths Line
without written order from the Captains or Agents
passage freight apply board the boats to r. u
Scmuz al the Office on the wharf s8r
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AUCTION NOTICES.

RY SNIFFEN CO.
4 UCTION NOTICE-CABINET FuRNITURE-This
IA Day Sept Oth 10 O'Clock, al ij fulton and 20 Ann
street first f sale by Catalogue Of e CANT modern Ct
"a tabiaet Furniture comprising desirable
men sui able for this the Southern arLet worthy the at
tention of houseke er ers, dealers and others
= Also 2 mahogany and rosewood case Piano Forss.
Catalogues furniture ready for ersunsto M the hour
of sale The sale commence III the Ann street WIN
quantity of second baud furniture - q INC -ne
BENJAMIN MOONEY, hqct,e9 ,ss, rpvs,n
UCTION NOTICE-fIARDWA CUILElti SAD
"A lRONs, BRUSHES. &c.-B. Mooney VIII sell ms
Day No s. John street. general assortment
OF Hardware, Cutlery, &c. ,., nj e.
Also O'clock casks Sad Irons and iron BOOK s"es'
Also long anil handle Shoye,s, &c; q
Also Brass C4adl~sticlts, Hapd and Back saws, &c
o.,.,la.,fss go soyy rssiv - $40 ltmc
A. Q. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. r.
UCTlON NOTICE. Continuation sale Of the stock o,
this day o'clock by Jacob Platt at the store No. Ss
Pearl street, in the following order: , - = ooc .
Lots lG7 23 Imitation stones and Jewsry cs ~ 70
4s Ship and Pocket do with gold and silver
cases and also Mantle Clocks; Lots ii3 10 49, STUDIOS"
Watchmakes and Machine Files, large assormenti shoe
making and Matchmaker Tools and Watch materials &c
Sc. STU TN
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,

kStTttI
THO IET-The above establishment together with the
Baths Saloons, Rcectory &c, until May next, or for
so,er prod n desired For information regards terms,
&c apply on H. premises Letters all cases from distance
must be pos paid and directed Opera House. Chamoess
"a furr
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
MY WIFE. RUTH ANN FOWLER, left my house last
lVl Friday night clock while absent the
try iforbd az persons haIboIrg or trusting her on my az
liberal reward will be for the furniture she
took with her, information where she left u.
=. Corner Of First aud South First streets,
atse Willsmsburo LII.
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BOARDING.

BOARDINl.
M RS. MACOMB and Daughter having recently taken and
WI newly furnished the commodious and eligbly situated
house No 100 Chambers n
miles and single gentlemen The house tho
rough repairs contains fine and will be Conducted
in such give general satisfaction sording
comfortable and elegant home those who search of
French Spanish Italian and English spoken in the house
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BALL PLAY OF THE IOWAS.
THE Party Of Iowa Indians engaged at Hoboken Will
commence their to-day wednesday, with
the tul game H. which The excilng and
manly game OF the North Indrs alter which they
will give Ball Play Dance which the squaws take
part ewing neat and curious effect TO the scene.
Thursday FIX ros k 1.-THE warriors dance Game OF the
Mocc asip, aud ths Welcome Dance.
Friday Scalp Dance and Ball Play. go.
Exhibitions o about 81 O'CLOCK slV ST m
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FALL FASHIONS.


THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice OF very
rich Scaris, Cravas and Linen Hdks, richly bofdered-
Their ready mad Linen and genemens under
is complete and well worthy the attention OF
citizens and strangers =
Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended BY the
faculty for all persons who suffering from debility or ain
the chest have acquired the habit Of STOPPING For sale
wholesale and tail, the old establishment of Purells
Agate 237 Broadway, of Park place s10 tm+m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

to pay tax on It's capital stock-lnd 1t l.
right they SHOULDN'T this railroad cor
poratlon, by a SYSTEM of Legislation hther
to unknown, are entirely exempted -
What say the trecmen of Vermont to this
Are they willing to submit to such gross
injustice! Do not our state affairs neet
relorming' Couple this provision of the
act, eXemptng the stock from taxation, with
the fact that all of the railroad charters OF
1913, are by another provision placed en-
lIreIy beyond legislative conlrol-and SO
passed by an almost strict whig party vote
we repeat it. place these two obnoxious
provisions together, and We have present.
ed to us PARTIAL LEGISLATION,
with a vengeance. Pray, why should rail.
road stock be exempted from taxalon!-
We might Just as well exempt money at
interest from being taxed; and if this prin'
cipIe Of not taxing stock in railroads is To
be adopted, we would strongly urge the
propriety of eXempling all other property
from taxation; for Of all taxable persons in
the world, it is evident that the capitalist
should bear his portion, as much at least,
i'll proportion to his means, as the poor
man who has to earn living by the sweat
of his brow.
The truth is, this species of special leg
IslatIon is altogether wrong, It is too
manIcslIy unjust to admit of serious argu-
mcnt, Although it may now be too late to
correct the evil in this case, yet we hope
the people, who, undoubtedly, have no
hostility to railroad corporations, rightly
chartered, will hereafter have their eyes
open, and not permit monopoIists to have
every thing just as the! peasc.-.N0rth
Star.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
THE CENTRAL RALROD CHAR
TER.

We notice that considerable fault is
found with the act of 1913, Incorporating
the Vermont Central Railroad company,
aud not without reason; we think The
ground of complaint is contained in the
partial provisions the following section:
Sec. II. The stock, property and ef-
fects ct said company shall be exempt from
all taxes levied by or under the authority
of this state"
The capital stock Of this company, says
the act Shall be one million of dollars, with
power to increase it to such an amount
as shall be necessary to complete said road
If then, the Central Railroad is built, as
there is now every prospect oft, there will
be large amount of capital invested not
subject to taxation at ALL This is mani
testify unjust, There is no propriety OF
Justice in it--not a whit. 1t is a specie,
of partial and monopoli1lng legislation
wholly at war with the rights aud Interests
of the people of this State. 1t is unlike
any other act of incorporation in thu
State. Every other company, whethe
bank manufacturing, or what not, has hat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

.gryipal of the TDaicI Uiich-N0 Declaration
of Way-lO, 900 .liericaa Troops on Mei,
march 10 TCraS
We hasten to lay before the readers of the Tropic
tho latest news from Mexico. The Water Which
Cont Trennis, left Vera Cruz on the 9th inst
and urli, ed here between 5 and o'clock lhi.
morning 1t seems that, after all the gasconading
dispatches of the Mexican Minister, Il Drchratio9
of War is now very doubtful.
Our prompt and intelligent correspondent tells
tho whole story.
Vera Cruz, 18th Aug. 1915,
Dear Strs;-I last had this pleasure, per Re-.
ampogo, which left here on the 23d ult Nc
arrivals have since taken place from your mort
The election of new President commenced
on the LIST inst, for which there are four candi.
dnles-say, Gen Herrera, President nd interim,
Gen Amonle, eX-MeXican Minister at Washing.
ton, Gomez Farlas and one other whose name has
escaped my memory. The Presidency, however,
seems 10 lay between the the two former, one of
whom it is supposed will be the successful cand-
date.
Almonte has offered his services to Government
IN the approaching campaign against Texas, but
rather think il is more a "rUSc dc gucrre" to help
him to the Presidency, than any great desire he
has got TO have a brush with the Texans or as
ought rather TO say ROlU the United States
II. B. NJ. brig -of-war Persian, arrived here on
the 9th uIt in seven days from Galveston, bring
ing the news of the Annexation of Texas being
confirmed by the President, Jones-and also that
body of u. 5. troops, say about 1000 men,
were expected at Galveston in the course of
few days.
1t appears our Government is in no hurry to de-
clare war against the United States, or at any
rate, it seems TO be the general opinion that she
will merely attempt 10 re-conQuer Texas without
making any declaration of war OF course the
news by the Persian caused great excitement
throughout the country, The Ministry has pre-
scented an act TO the two Chambers for their de-
liberation.
LIST. TO declare war against the United States,
ID, Authorizing them to raise foreign or ma
tionul loan to the amount Fifteen millions Of dol.
lars, which they consider to be requisite to carry
on war and re conquer Texas.
The proposals are nov under discussion in the
Chambers, and if they get the ''Iargcni' there
is no doubt they will make the attempt to again
get possession, though it is doubtful whether they
will declare war against the United States or not.
have nothing farther ofmlercstl to inform you
of at present, aud beg to subscribe myself, gen
tlemen, very respectfully, yours,
AUG. 5.-The Water Witch not sailing yes.
terday, open TO say that we have no news from
the American Squadron, but, i. is thought here
that it will soon appear 1t is said that the troops
now on the road to Texas, amount to 1900 men.
Yours, etc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.-DESTRUC
TlON OF PROPERTY AND LIFE.

The Empire city has again been Wis
tied by an appalling conhagraon, surpassed only
by the memorable fire of 1885, which vet lives
IN the minds OF all our citizens. The gene con-
stclnalIon und distress which were GRATED by this
deplorabIc event are matters of history This G.
qNalIy Iamentablc occurrence will be alike felt
either directly OF indirectly by the whole UuiOn;
and the loss which has accrued will have to be
gradually restored by the industry enterprise, and
resources Of This vast county it
will be a species Of taxation supported ndiscrm-
matey by all classes who are connected with
mercantile operations, and although slight in the
aggregate will tend to swell the sum TO large
amount Sylvester threw himself into the breach
upon the last sorTOwiul occasion. Time has not
camper his energies OF destroyed his determine
tIon 10 elect the greatest good for the greatest
number, Three days after the last fle, $50 600
was sold TO gentleman in this city who was u
severe sufferer. This was but prelude TO fu-
turG performances; and as an earnest indication
he submits, for the month Of September, schemes
superior in magniiccnCe and blilliancy TO any cv-
or yet offered, and which cannot fail of command
ing attention. The grand Capital Prize Of
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND will positively
be sold; and Anticipating the march Of time, he
has prepared himself for October by one C.
quaIy rich and attractive. His plan of distrbut-
ing capital and other large prizes will be rigidIy
adheared to. September and October, 1915,
shall be months which will continue TO add 10 his
already well earned fame. Prizes are immedate-
" cashcd. lie soIicis that orders be forwarded
early to ensure attention. and carefully addressed,
:, j. SYLVESTER
% Wdii-St New York
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

How doy YOU like "thc tariff as ii is -
Some Of yon have 5 or GO0O pounds of
wool on hant, some 3 or 1000, some less
quantities. What offers have you had for
it? Have you bad any offer? if so, how
much per poupd? Why have you not
sold your wool? You have no msgvings
| hope, on the account of the tariff? How
much money have you spent at elections,
and in supporting hircImg wing presses
to secure "the tariff as it is" How has
your zeal for the tariff affected your peck
ets2 Why are there no orders for wool
Has Polk stopped the factories' Oh no
every watcr-wheel, every carding machine
and every loom in the wooIIcn factories
are going actively. Are there any sale:
of woollen cloth? Oh, yes, the demand
is good-the profits are good Why
don't the manufacturers, then, buy YOU
wool, at some price? | don't believe it i
because they stand in fear of Polk; bu
JlI venture can tell exactly the reason.
When the whig Congress who made
,he tariff were in session, White you wer'
at home, toiling in the care ofyour flock
or cultivating your farms, the alert manu-
facturcrs were hanging on the tariff com
mittce, and getting themselves fully pro
tected, while nothing was done for YOU
A wing Congress are just the men f
take care of the milionaries, who ow
the factories of the country, and who rid
In splendid carriages. One of these silk
stocking men have more influence with
wing Congressman than all the iarmin
interest put together.
Wing wool-growers, don't be so stupl
as to believe that all the factories Ca
run at a profit without any wool Go
the factories, and you will see that the
are using wooI-your wool Is wanted, BIT
not at present When you are we
starved lit, the manufacturers will bu
of you at their own prices-they can bu
an article in New York, or Boston, whic
will answer until you are in proper ten
per to sell.
Ifyour eyes are not yet opened, 50 ;
to be able to see where the manutaclu
ers supply themselves with wool, go to ii
wool warehouse of the cities, and Il
wool will come off from your eyes
and see the hundreds of laborers, who a
daily employed at the wool houses, pic
ing, sorting and cleansing, TO sell to 20,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

CcHifca'c Of COL Samuel Kcndm, of
EHo$Jargh, lnmont,-This may certify
that in the winter of 1887, my eldest
daughter was attacked with cough which
lasted Cor some two or three months which
daily increased, so much so that she was
unable 10 rest at night, which wasted her
strength, and to all appearance she could
net exist many weeks longer; when, upon
irving DomnS' Vegetable Baisamic EHrr,
she received immediate relief; her cough
ceased, and did not return during the re-
mainder Of the season. | have constantly
kept it in my house since, and | do not
hesitate to say, from its use in my own
family, and its good effects upon others,
that consider it one of the best medicines
for diseases Of the lungs that have ever
known. SAMUEL kendall.
Enosburgh, VT, Oct, -, 1914.
This may certify that am well acquain-
ted with Coz. Samuel Kendall, and also
with the case above stated, and do not
hesitate to say that it is the truth
MOS ES NJ. CHAMBERIN,
2l3 Wv Justice OF the Peace
FTprepared only by N, II. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
& SMrrrr, St. Adams, w., the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by r. Richards, their agent 40 Di-
vision Street, New York, who keeps a sup
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter tc
Carts g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al.
ways stating the best and safest mode O
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by DR.. S
J. ALLEN, Woodstock, Vt.