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casons disease spon that part Of the body which from any
pure should they have cold he impure matter would settle
upon their lungs and consumption be hs troubles with
winch uure and which cannot be overdone Only
s.e them + the use then in full
take such cine are bedrdden or prematueiy
end their days The Bandreth Pills only beginning to
internal medicine required in this climate. Be careful fprs
Tended which cannot BE- used without
Are they not limitations Of the Brandreh Pills
advert semsnts .toen from DR. Brandrehi Were thy NOT
6i But of the new labels on the Brand eth
r hcIs. are they not Obliged to come out under other
thew whom Dr. Brndretn has cast o-nos for 20
sGndIct ay f mot this true sppli able TO the pretendsd
day Shall public thsr ses il Ss hsna ~ these sn
Paeiped men, Surely The Bandth rill. give strength
i they are bythose who the 1t
sind who have been restored from bed Of sickness by their
nse when every other had proved entirely unsyal
part Of the Union Get Braadreh. Pill. you are not perfect
healthy and they VIII restore YOU medicine can 40 II, Pc
the Hood and at the me the body seng hened By
the orefat!cn of .h's most excellent medicine u,
son of he cholera 10 1882 and continued thus until
The spring 1872 during which time was severely Troubled
extremely melancholy and worn ont with sueng
s. lie Itself % ! X ns s
and was the sf S;s q o ssp e Sss S b.. all
u.ty opposed taking pills My fiends became alarmed
sey had SsGved ssa, benefit from H. ars AZ ss, mss ss
tempted to give them tra and 4 Is ut Just after
teiy restored health and think il duty which owe 70
The world . and 70 Doctor bndre'h to make Ibis gubs
Bushwick, Kings Co, L. l., March,, Is45.
pr BRAnonErHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE for these celebrated
tset New YorE and Mrs Booths Market 'aa ST. Broohyn
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
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STEAMBOAT BUILpNe.-The keel of new
steamboat-l45 feet in length, and $50 tons in
bulk-is to be laid down in this city immediately.
She is to ply between New Bedford and Martha's
Vineyard. No less than eleven steamers have
been built in this city in the last five months.
Several of these are now on the stocks, ready for
launching. They are the most beautiful boats we
ever saw; and two Of them are one fifteenth of
mile in length each.
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Changcable and wet weather Will produce

colds and coughs which, il neglected lead fatal
consequences SheImans Cough Lozengss ando;
they aay all aton speedily give quiet rest and much
than other remedy known. Hundreds Of which
have been neglected until confirmed consumption the result
-herman's warehouse No. I6 Nassau AGENT lo
Broadway; 10 Astor Houses 27 Hudson street, 1888 Bowery
II East Broadway; 86 William street; l39 Fulton
rookiyn Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and State ST.
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we met iva in crowd and sar'd he would shuu me;
He came could not breathe, for his upon
He spoke his Words cold for my face altered
knew he my pmpes, for his deeptond voice fatered
She smd and my feckles twas through these had
lost him.
lie breahed thing would my pmpes smother;
And quickly make me ct for-the bride OF another
wore the Bridal Robe; my neck rivalld its wheness
My face clear and spotes looks filled with brightness
am free from ali eruptiops-I am he Bride Of snothsr
Reader honestly and sincerely though we thus puff and
poetse Jones' Chemical Soap and Jones' Hair Restorative
conscentiousy you hundreds who have
used them that for the required they the
mind ask for Jones' sospl will cure pmpe eetlss salt
dark sunburnt in short time clear, white fair beautiful and
free from spot blemsh. The Jones' Hair Restorative is
well known be the best thing for though makes
hair however harsh dry be- CLEAN. soft and silky it
dru and keeps il order thrice long any other article
Both sold onv the sign OF tho American Eagle 81 Chat
Brookyn State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Phade
phia, and 81 Stats street Albany
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MDLLE. DEsJAkDINs' ENTERTAINMENT Concert,
opera, and ballet, in great variety and all of first
rate excellence, are offered at Pamo's this even
ing, on the occasion Of the grand complimentary
benefit OF MdIle. Desjardins This lady is mos,
deserving artistic, and has the strongest possible
claims of public favor Pico, Sanquirico, De Beg
mis-, and host of talent contribute their services,
and the programme is attractive in the extreme
Let her have bumper by all means.
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THE FEMALE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
is to be an Grafton and Concert in the Greene
street Methodist Church this evening, for the bene
fit of this Association 1t is expected to be both no.
vel and interesting
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VERY LATE FROM CuBA.-We have received the
aurora dc Motanzos to the 18th inst, inclusive.
II contains no news worth mentioning Markets
and ship news will be found In their proper place,
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ARRIVALS FROM ABRoAD.-Another large fleet OF
square rlgged vessels, including several packets and
a wnaler, arrived yesterday. The whaler went oul
year or two ago barque and came home BRIG
the result of a tornado.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

OCEAN STEAMERS The organization ofthe lines
OF American ocean steamers is nearly complete
We shall soon have three or four fine steam pack.
cts plying regularly between New York and Liver.
pool
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Qulnsy, or InnammatOry Sore Throat, 10
acne land sometimes highly dangerous complaint, and
soad br attended to in the early stage OF the malady as hs
slightest delay often with
Wghfs Indian pegeiabie Piis certain cure for In
ammatoy Sore Throat they cleanse the body from
those morbid humors which, ii confined TO the stomach are The
Of and Sickness Of sppet dsagreeable
the mouth bad BREATH wasting Of the gums decayed
teeth and many other Distressing complaints; and when ssn
the cudtou and thrown upon the parts OF the
body, gi, ,ise u every maady incident -
BeWare of Counterteits-re public RESPECTFULLY IN
formed that medci-e ueporting to be improved lLdan Ills
New YoK aad sold BY various store. aboe'
the country are not the genuine WIishts Indian Veseab
Pills. ,
Ths only security against imposition, purchase the
all be particular and ask for WTghs Indian
Vegetable Pills.
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ON Twine a Wreath OF Evergreen.
Oh twine wreath If evergreen,
For Dr. Gourauds brew;
As, but for him, ! should have been

His wond'rous soap my skin has cleared
From pmples and from tan;
BY me the must be revered,
- Who made what am
The of i.
dicaisd SosP for The regovai o pimps tan frseke
and perfect flood Of certificates in alteration Of It's excel
lence, received daily from ell parts Of the country Dr.
gical properties m eating snperlous Hair Dr. G Gre
the old and deeerisus preparations for that purpose The
great demand for Gourauds Liquid Vegetable Rogue for tint
prooi,of the estimation in which it held The LILY Whe
excellent article for identifying the exon that
graced adys gentiemans toilet These superative
fancy ariSss are to be had genuine only Pr Gouaud
AoEyrs-7s Chestnut street. Philadelphia Jordsn Milk
street Boston Carleton Co, Lowell Bliss CO.. Spring
towa; Myers. Ney Haven; Dyer ProyIdence Tousey Ro-
Baltimore p H. Moo1e Iyyncbbus. V nSe,on n Nass
vile, Tenn Heinitsh, Lancaster Pa.
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shouting on the part Of the fat man. who seemed in per-

shouting the part Of the fat man, who seemed In per-
feet paroxysm OF excitement.
Mr., Alderman ScHIErFELIN then said, Mr mayor, u
very humble member OF the Harper Association put as
their chairman, allow introduce that booy 70 you
notice. TO show you that your friends are alive ana ~
ing ana tna an such they are at your service, anu
they are determined to secure your services LOT
year. and will do 1t and that the end will BIS better tnah
the beginning The Harper Association is only the
child OF this evenings birth but tpromises to be ss soos
again ere the End Of the ensuing week. Cries OF does
IT'S mother know its out 2" and considerable cheering
Next Tuesday week It's mother will find that it has been
out to some COOP purpose Cheering and laughter9
have done duty We have but one idea, that o
showing our gratitude to you as Native Americans. ana
as such We wish you every SUGGEST t3rest cheerng)
MIR HARPER sad-Fello W citizens, ! am at loss TO
make suitable response your kind wishes but plain.
that the Native American party on their guarc
at loss for language to adequately express my feel
ngs for the honor have done me- and whether IN or
out mothers will know that have done our dnty
am really at loss what to say, but there Is Col Snow,
who has'always got speech on hand and perhaps he
will be kind enough to make for me. Considerable
Col. SNow then forward and said that although
the Harper Association was young they had already
enrolled 1890 and there doubt but that be-
fore that day week there would be another 1000 names
added 10 the list. They should want Mr.. Harper ON
Tuesday week next to tske command of their ship for
they all knew he would do his duty faithfully, and they
Cheers) After few other observations Of this descrp
ton he said let us give nine cheers for Mayor Har.
per and Native American principles and then we will
march to the Park and dsmiss
These were given most Justify. and three others
for victory, when they marched 10 the Park and
broke up. Thus terminated the first grand rally
Of the "natives "-the fat man, completely exhaust
ed by the labors of the evening, having sunk down
beside the fountain, where, according to the la
test advices, he had given three feeble cheers tor
the tin-pans and iced mud on the 'Merican Repub-
llcan princlpleS.o
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,eriods within the past year,

United States and State stocks have, within the past
month"; been very Inactive and quotations without much
alteration. The operations have been confined to fancy
stocks which moro used for speculation than stocks
requiring large capitals to carry.
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Medical NOsicss--'rhs Advcrtiscm cnts OF ths
the Suppression Of Quaekery the cure OF all diseases will
paper W. y. RlCHAHDSON, NJ d., Agent
Olcs aad ConsuI InE Rooms Of the Coe9 Nassau strs
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heaPs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, "a
Walket st., lst FROM Broadway.
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All PhiIadslphis sUpscriT lions 90 tns
HERALD must be paid to only authorized AGENTS. ziete
Co., Ledger Building Ihra sues. ass. Chs.lnu, TsIm
without il; delivered Of part Of Philadelphia
Single copies for sale above, daily at ocock-Price X
The WEEKLY also for sale Saturday morn
nl-Price Ga per delivered In part Of
II = Ali the new aud cheap Publications for sale at their es
tablshment as soon issued Wholesale and retail ~
" With the exception of one paper, the HERALD Ieaol
that CITY, aordng valuable medium advertisers Adva
handed agents half o'clock will
pear in the Herald next day. n4W
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

MAYOR OF ALBANY Friend Humphrey is the
whig, and John Keys Paige the democratic cand
dates for the ensuing election.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

SPoRTING.-It was reported in the sporting circles
last evening, that the great pacing match between
the celebrated horses Tippecapoe and James X.
Polk, had resulted in favor of the former.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

CRY OF DUsr.-Broadway is constantly envelo
ped in dense cloud of dust.
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o'clock, fire broke out in a small house in Tai.
man street, near Bridge, which createdlconsdera-
BILE alarm in the neighborhood, from the fact that
the street is an exceedingly narrow one, and the
buildings are chiefly of wood. The prompt alarm
which was given, however, and the admirable
management OF the persons connected with the
Fire Department, prevented the flames from spread
ing beyond the tenement in which the fire ori.
glnated, and the loss was, consequently, trivial.
STEAM Boat AccIDENT-The steamers Colum-
bus and Columbla-two proper names to be to.
gether-came in contact yesterday morning on the
Hudson. No serious damage done. Such, how
ever was the violence of the collison that trunk
was actually jerked from the deck of one of the
boats to that of the other.
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Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency,67 Walker street, first from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Mails for r. urOpe.

The letter and newspaper bags OF the steam ship
Cambria, will close in this city at 45 minutes past
O'Clock this afternoon. They are at Adams &
Co.'S office, No. Wall street.
The Evening Edition of the Neto York Herald
10 go in this packet, will be ready at o'clock. 1t
will contain the latest intelligence from all parts ct
this continent, up to that hour, and may be had, In
and out OF wrappers at two cents copy.
Tomorrow the packet ship Europe, Tor Liver
pool, and Prince Albert, for London, will sail
The Baltimore, for Havre is detained till next Sa-
turday.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

SPRING ELEcrIoNs.-The election in Rhode Is
land takes place next Wednesday, and in Connec-
ticut next Monday.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

TEMPORARY OFFICE HOLDERS. to the
official announcements of appointments by Pres-
dent Polk, all Mr.. Tyler's Office holders are set
aside, because their temporary commission has ex-
pired
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

THE sgasoS March is going ou, like lamb,
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

IHE WHres AND THE "NATIvEs THE locofo.
cos alarmed at the energetic and popular stand
taken by Mr.. Selden with regard to the native,
movement, are endeavoring to create an impres-
sion that after all the wings and "natives" intend
TO club together and unite as they did in the last
election This is altogether too shallow a trick
Every body must be fully aware that the wings do
not mean to have the slightest amagamation with
the "natlves." In several OF the wards the wbips
have had reconsideration Of their ticket, when il
was ascertaned that none of their candidates had
been taken up by the "natives'' or were even sus
pected OF assimilation with them and from alder.
man down to constable (the wings are determined ID
10 have no nominee,unlesshe be out and out whe)
and dead opposed to "nativeism." Several of the
whIg candidates have been thus rejected, and
others substituted. The wings will make manly.
fair, upright and downright whig fight. Thew will
have nothing to do in thought, word or deed with
natveism." That is as certain as that the sun
will set in the west this evening, or that Dudley
Seden and those associated with him have iden,.
he'd themselves with the original and true princ;.
pies ct civil and religious liberty And so another
week will fully discover in the face of heaven and
all men.
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n. Y. Life lns. & Trust Co. las a =
Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co. 3i5ia IS
OHIO Life Ins. Il Trust Go. 95Sa 06
Bank Of U. 3. in Penn'a., 51za =.
Boston X Providence Raid, i07 aio7h
N. Jersey X. X. Il Trans. Co a
Mohawk x Hud'n Railroad, 81 a 6lh
Utica X Schenectady Raid, 100 a.
Syracuse u Utica Railroad, ll9 a1l91z
Auburn & SyracuseSkail'd, II3 a.
Auburn Il Rochester IL. r.. l06 a.
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the tAlK"-" Amt that Deaut1tulP"T That's the
true 'Merican doctrne!D We know that we have many
friends with acting in concord with US In this elec.
ion who arc from over the far waters of the We
with us this occasion. (Cheers) They are the very
st ond purest Of our friends (Cheers) Because they
do not act from selfish desire Of once. Of emolumeni
because they are satisfied with the privileges they en-
joy and do not desire to rampe down the dust
our own land (Great cheeiug.) will not detan you
aud therefore proceed 10 the business Of the
long string Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries Of the
Harper Association" was then read and passed; and
number OF gentlemen took their on the platform
amongst whom, however looked in vain for anv OF
the honorsbes" mentioned in the iof the meeting
The cries Of Shows Snow, snow., here became
to the solicitations Of his brethren advanced TO the from,
OF the PLATFORM and deliberately proceeded to strip
Oh his coat and neckcoth amid the enthusiastic cheer,
ot the assemblage on the subsidanco of which, the
Colouepl tsaid-"I guess it's rayhor q leettle too
warm for Snow in this room" (aoars Of laughter J
The Colonel" tall, athletic man, with immense black
whskes and who occupies the important office of MAY
ors Marshall then proceeded to address the meetDg-
"Mr. President and Fellow Citizens-I should have
been glad to have been excused from saying single
word on this occasion was in hopes that there would
have been other here who would have
you on this OCCASION as have been forth upon the bat
eground for the last two weeks and have spoken in ali
the wards in the city, and have been rather un.
well for day or two. But YVES about 10 say
that Il was half dead would stand up and bleed for the
and the Colonel wiped the perspiration from his brow
with his shirt seeve rejoice that we have met here
o-nBnt, ana relocc 70 see SO large meeting OF fell
low citizens but rejoice when think of what we have
assembled here ior-when think that we have com,
here to honor the first 'Merican Republican Mayor IL
he United States (ireat cheering in whish the ia,
nan Joined with alarming vehemence) Yes; when |
hink and when ! look back, as has been said by my
friend who preceded me, ION that conflict that wen
into and took our leader from private his bust
ness and from his family and placed him the battl
ground. think Of what he said himself" whether
sink or swim, here be- put me through in triumph O,
let be defeated Mercsn princpiesn Great cheer.
ing We did put him through. II was short struggle
but 1t was successful, beating the two great ccntendng
armies Of the city, although they thought rs how we
were without amusition or POWDER but with ell their
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

TIM DsnocaArIc STATE CONVENTION =
VIII assemble AZ tho Capitol on MONDAY
next, for the purpose Of pultngin nomna-
ton candidates for Members Of Congress,
Governor, and other State officers. Upon
tho action Of this body may depend, in d
great measure, the future veal or wo Of
Tho Democratic party in Mississippi. 1.-THE
members Of the Convention select, as the
standard-bearers OF the party, men orthodox
IN their political principles, Of tried inie-
gritty and honesty, with ability and bold
moss to maintain the rights and advance
the intoresle Of The people, then will the
democratic asoendancy in Mississippi be
placed upon suro and impregnable found
alton, But II these considerations are lost
sight Of, and the members OF the Conven-
ton forget tho high trust reposed in them,
the selection Of the most capable and wor-
thy to wear the honors Of the party, and
join In inrigues and "log-roling" for the
advancement of their friends or favorites,
the consequences will ultimately be disas-
irous to The cause. Although present sue
cess may attend us, as consequence of
party strength and organization, the seeds
Of future dscord and dissatisfaction will
be sown, which nothing but future revers-
es and defeats may eradicate. We have
every confidence that majority Of tho de-
lcgales viii acquii themselves Of the trust
reposed in them honestly and faithfully
that the good old democratic ship will be
put on the right tack for the voyage--well
manned for action, and withtho old notices
at The masthead Equal Rrcnrs AND Ex-
ACT jusTioE-TnE REPUTATION or fRAuDu.
LENT ''BoNps"--No QUARTER TO swrNpLING
CORPORATIONS, = and in National affairs,
the Democratic doctrines Of the Baltimore
Convention.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02


Alta meeting of Pythagoridn Lodge
No. As. Of Free and Accepted Masons, a
the MASONIC HALL, in the town Of Mid
dleton, June Is, A. d. ls45, A. L. 5s45
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
II has pleased the Almighty to remove
from earth TO the Grand Lodge above, our
R. W. brother, ANDREW JACKSON
Thus has one been taken from among
mortals, whose life has been signalized
by the most brilliant achievements; and
upon whom have been repeatedly confer.
red the highest honors which free PEG.
pie can bestow. II would indeed be sur.
prising, il mankind were unanimously a.
greed in their opinions as to all ,helacls Of
one, who, for so many years, has been the
most conspicuous object Of the public
gaze; but whatever those opinions have
been, with them we have nothing 10 do.---
AS masons, we know no difference 81
opinion we can MY recollect that he was
our brSiiier, and hat he was one whom his
brethren, as well as his fellow citizens, /" de-,
lighted 10 honor,n--that by them he was
elevated 10 stations 70 which worth is the
only passport; and thus by those who best
knew him, was approved as good man
and true. While thus as citizens, We re-
spect the memory OF the Chieftain and
the Patriot, il Is peculiarly incumbent on
us as brotrcn, 10 do honor 70 the mason.
Resolped therefore, That in token u
respect for the memory Of our illusWious
and r. w. brother, ANDREW JACKSON,
deceased, The members Of this Lodge,
wear the customary badge Of mourning
for tho space Of thirty days; and that ali
brethren residing within the Jurisdiction
IA This Lodge be requested % adopt The
same.
Thata copy Of these resolutions be for.
warded 10 the newspaper ia Carrollion for
publication. Il. MASON, Master.
AR. DRAKE, Scc'y.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

| or There lately appeared In The new
"Whig Review" al New York, paper
with the ominous title "The Mystery 81
Iniquity," said 10 be from the pen or one
DR.. Francis Bacon, the game who Is noted
for particularly extrayagan. panegyrics up
on Henry Clay, since bis defeat. This ar
tlcle in tho Review purported to give the
details Of plan Of systemalized fraud said
70 have been practiced BY the democracy
Of New York upon the ballo, box but It
10 said bore the impress of falsehood and
Islander upon almost every line. The wing
papers from Maine to Texas caught the
cry, aud expended any quantity Of holy
horror and indignant comment upon the
mysterious iniquty, which no sane man,
unless ~ extraordinary credulity, could
believe had any foundation in reality
The editor Of tho Review comes out Id the
New York papers with an humble apology
for publishing the " Mystery" and makes
several silly excuses for doing SO he con-
cludes by charging DR.. Bacon with reviy-
ing a /" foul calumny" and stale slander,'
against Mr.. Wooster. If the accomplish
ID panegyrist deals in fou. calumny and
vile SANDER against his own party leaders,
you'd he have any scrupes in lying, ma
iciously and vllainously. against his poll
ical opponents I The whole affair is indo.
cribably rich for tho locos, and particularly
Unfortunate for whiggery.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

Or In another column will be found the
explanation by Gov. Brown, Of the circum-
stances attending tho commission forward
ed to Mr.. Thompson as U. s. Senator. II
seems 10 US that none but those factiously
disposed to find fault, can ccnsure the
Governor. lilo has shown solicitnde for
the Interests of tho State, and an open
franknoss in the whole matter, which cam
not DO too highly praised. Blu, the main
point remains yet to be answered Why
did Mr.. Walker pocket and retain the com.
mission, after he had retired from the So
nate, and entered upon tho duties of the
Treasury Department. Il will be seen
that he promises TO render & satisfactory
reason" We hope he may be able to do
so but confess we cannot conceive what
could be satisfactory justification Of the
conduct 0. the honorable Secretary, under
oil the circumstances. We shall promptly
lay his statement before our readers, as
soon az received.