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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-24
GREAT ISCOVEKY!!
AGUE AND FEVER. t
Cured in less than 81 hours, or money
returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY COATED
Vegetable Tonic ISiEls

III ~
Vegetable Tonic Pills.
A PURELY VEGETABLE PRtPARArIoN-THE BEST
n remedy now in use for the certaini aud
permanent cure OF the above diseases. These
Pulls are as pleasant 10 the tate as sugar balls
or Prepared only by JOHN BULL, sole pro-
pretor, and sold, wholesale aud retail by BULL
< ALDEN, wholesale Druggis,s, 81 Fourth ST.,
Louisville, Ky.
This valua BILE medicine lie offered TO the pub
lie as one of the most sure and certain remedies
ever discovered for the permanent cure of
AGUE and FEVER, in any Of its various
forms. 1t possesses many advantages over most
of the tones which now flood the country, the
principal oil which are: LIST, 1t is a more certain
remedy, one dose seldom fails to make n sure
and lasting cure. I'd. Ii contains nothing dele
terions or POISONOUS TO the system, consequent
~ it may be taken without fear Of any OF the
bad effects which attend the use Of most OF the
tonics OF the present day. Sd. Ii is more con-
venient for transportation, and not liable to-
loss from freezing, breaking, leakage, and other
accidents which attend the liquid bottles. 4ih
II is more convenient and pleasa nj TO take and
its not nauseating. 5th. Ii increases the APP
petite and braces the whole general system.-
And, lastly, il is offered much cheaper that
any other tonic now in use, which places in
within the reach of every one, so that the poor
mau is enabled TO save his doctors bill, and es
cape days and erhaps weeks OF sickness.
The proprietor has received, and is daily re-
ceivIng numerous certificates and testimonials
of the efficacy OF this Tonic; but, knowing as
he does the imposition which has been practsed
upon tee public in the way OF false certificates
in bringing medicine OF this kind into notice,
he will only insert received one OF
our Oldest and most respec table citizeus, TO
whom any one may refer if they doubt the eff
cacy OF this medicine:
CERTIFICATE.
Mr.. Bull having requested me TO state what
know in relation 20 the efficacy OF this Tonic
Pill, in the cure of the AGUE aud FEVER, will
say that never used them myself, but received
a couple OF boxes from Mr., VIM. Il. Spurrier,
as donation to a poor family, and they speed
lily cured eleven out Of thirteen, and the only
remaining two were very small children. un-
BILE to swallow pills. This was large afflicted
family aud connexions from ST. Louis their
way TO Tennessee. j. II. OVEESTREET. f
The pills | gave Mr.. Overstreet were made
by John Bull. VIM. T. SPURRIER.
Louisville, May 4, 1916. @ tr
N. B. None are genuine without The written
signature, on each direction, OF Jrhn Bull.
sold by w. g. c. BELL, Main st. Evansville,
August u. 1876
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MIfflin township, Allegheny county.
HEAR MEDICAL TFSTIMnNv

rom regular physician, DR.. G. s. Smith, sun
fish. Ohio. rs it
Mr.. J. Kidd-Dear Sir:-I have used in my
practice DIR. M'Lane's Worm Specific, aud have
often Witnessed its efficacy in expelling worms
from the system. A patient Of mine. short
time ago, gave vial of the Worm Specific 10 n
child; IN short time awards OF sixty-fye
worms were expelled.
DIR. M'LANE'S WORM SPEClFIC-A child
OF mine passed one-third ola pinS OF worms with
one vial OF DIR. McLane's Worm Specific. Ii is
truely surprising medicine.
i. BACKBONE, PEBBLES township.
This valuable medicine is sold by
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ID VIZ IEINH0kSY
TER
DIR. McLANE's American Worm specifc
Promptly erpels tcorms to an almost in
credible nur7bP,. y. t. ts


Promptly erpels tcorms to an almost in
r..lf M credible number. - ST. 4--f
F3NO subsiantiate the above fact many hundred
d OF testimonials could be add uced, out Of
which the following select ed, from individ
uals OF standing and veraciiy. Indeed, il 10 at
hrmed that each new trial of The powers OF this
remedy will have an additional tendency 10
widen and confirm its fame. and that il il were
universally known and diffused over the United
States, u would not save less than many hun
dreds, IT not thousands Of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
This IS TO certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd vial OF DIR. M'Lane's A merican Worm
Specific, and gave two doses to boy of mine
about three years of age. He passed fully half
a pint Of worms. The quantity wac so large
was really alarmed. and called in several Of nv
neighbors 10 see them. Had this story been re-
lated TO me, could not have credited il, with
out being an eyewitness TO the same. NV
chid's health improved much after.
SAM'L MORRISON
Merchant Tailor, Wood ST., Pittsburgh.
Some two months ago / purchased a vial Of
DIR. MeLane's American Worm Specific.
gave boy OF mine most OF a vial; he passed
iorty very large worms. From that time his
health improved very much. 1 had tried two
other Vermifuges to no purpose. | believe DR..
M'Lane's the best article before the public
d. CALHOUN.
Mffin township, Allegheny county.
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The Herald for Europe.

The steamship Sarah Sands will sail from this
port tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock. for Liv-
erpool. and will, as usual, take with her several
thousand copies ofthe Herald for Europe for dis.
tribution in the old world.
That sheet will BIO ready for our friends at
twelve o'clock, noon, of the day of the vessels
sailing, and will contain complete summary of
American news since the last departure. Among
other things, it will contain full and authentic
particulars of the last battle between the Ameri-
can and Mexican forces under Scott and Santa
Anna, which resulted in the complete overthrow
of the former, with the capture of Santa Annals
coach, plate, leg and dinner the latest accounts
from the army under Gen. Taylor and from the
army in New Mexico "a full account of the
grand illumination in New York in honor of the
American victories the official dispatches of
Gen. Kearny in California, and Col. Donphan in
Chihuahua Washington correspondence /; legs-
lative and election news also variety of fnan-
cial, POLITICAL miscellaneous, and general news.
1t will be illustrated with an accurate engrav-
ing of the Herald establishment and the City
Hall, as they appeared on the night of the illu-
mination, and one representing moving scene
in this city on the first of May.
Single copies, St cents each; $50 per annum.
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The American Society for AmellOrating the
Condition of the Jews.

The Rev. VIM. B. sprague, d. D., of Albany, last
ming delivered in Dr. SINNERS church, Mer-
street, Eighth street. for the benefit of the
American Society for meioratng the condition of the
Jews Every pew and aisle Of that capacious church
was densely crowded with highly respectable assem-
blage.
The reverend preacher having taken his text the
book of Numbers 23d chapter and the latter clause
the 23d According to this time it shall be said
of Jacob and of Israel What hath God wrought 20 pro-
ceeded to aude to the characters of Baaam and Baa
and their conduct towards erch other-the peculiar
traits of character met with among the sraetesthat
they had been Gods chosen peoples they had enjoyed
privileges which were not extended to any other nation,
and that he had selected Moses their leader He then
showed the principles and rules of conduct which he had
marked out for them and the punshments which would
be received for transgresson of these rues-whch pun
ishments were inflicted by sending the plague among
them. SC. The Jews, he commended, the most
favored people, and the time would come when they
would be gathered Foget!er once1more in their own
' He concluded by impressng tph the audience the
necessity of contributing literally to the support and
prosecution Of the work in which the Society
gagged
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a Only for DI.m ond Pointed Gold Pens with
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market during the past week has expe-
rienced no decided change with few exceptions,
prices have tended towards Decline although holders
generally have been rather firm The advices from the
South and from Europe have had tendency unsette
the market, and to induce holders to withdraw their
supplies for SALE
Our State banks have made their reports for the last
quarter to the Comptroller and they free from
any restraint for time So far city banks
concerned the returns received exhibit no expansion
of consequence in the line Of discounts There has
been very great accession to the supply of specie,
without corresponding increase in the of paper
issues While the banks have been filing their vaults
with precious metals the vaults of the independent
treasury have been rapidly filing up and the subtrea-
surers hold larger amount Of specie than the govern
mcnt has for years before had in its possession so far
the accumulation of specie in the independent treasury
has had no unfavorable influence upon financial
commercial affairs but the contrary the operation Of
the specie provisions of that act has had restrictive in
nucnce upon speculative transactions and completely
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The JUDICIAL DISTRICT BILL.--This all-impor-
tant and long-delayed measure, finally passed the
house yesterday afternoon by vote Of IS to 34-he
constitutional majority and one to spare. The bill
previously lost, but upon reconsideration, passed by
the vote stated The bill having previously received the
the Governor (Which will no doubt be put to It today
to become law.
This bill arranges the districts as follows
LIST district-New York city and county-37l ,223.
2d-Richmond, Suffolk, Queens Kings Wcstchester,
Orange, Rockland, Putnam and Dutchess-340720
3d-Coumba. Sullivan, Ulster, Greene, Albany, Scho
harie and Rensselaer-3l3,76I
4th--Warren, Saratoga, Washington Essex, Franklin
st. Lawrence, Clinton, Montgomery, Fulton Hamilton,
and Schenectady-30I 099.
oth--Onondaga, Oneida, Oswego Herkimer, jefferson
and Lews--326yO33.
6th-Otsego, Delaware Madison, Chenango, Broomc,
Tioga, Chemung Tompkins and Cortlau d-305 ,5ss.
7th-Livingston, Wayne Seneca. Yates, Ontario,
Steuben Monroe and Cayuga-33s,s7
sth-Erie, Chautauque, Cattaraugus, Orleans Niaga-
ra, Genesee Alegany and Wyoming-306 656. Albany
Argus, May 8.
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Political Intelligence.

Vance, the regularly nominated wing candidate for
the mayoralty, elected in Louisville Ky, the 3D.
inst in opposition to the regularly nominated ocooco
candidate and the independent wing candidate, the
latter receiving tho coffee -house influence.
Mr.. Books majority in this district Is said to be
eleven twelve only. Though not authorized to
the fact believe may safely say, that Mr.
Irving intends to contest MIR. Bococks election
Lynchbvg Hirginian.
The Chicago Democrat Of the LIST inst gives returns
Of the election Of 80 democrats and as wings and abo
tonsts delegates to the State constitutional
ton.
The Legislature Of Maine will commence its annual
session for ls47 at Augusta, Wednesday next The
amount of business of important nature to be-
fore 1t, 1t is said will not be as large usual.
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Medical Intelligence.

Dr. HoLLIcK's PUBLICATIONS AND LEcTUREs-This
gentleman is about to commence series of his lectures
in this city understand The first will be given
Tuesday next before which time due notice will be
given to the public Of the part Of the city where they
will be delivered The doctor is already well and favor
ably known to citizens many of whom derived much
satisfaction and instruction from the lectures he deliver
ed last year. 1t would be well perhaps for every
and child to become acquainted with at least
the general principles by which these their earthly
tabernacles sustained in life health and strength
they could then with some degree of certainty
to avoid the various morbifc agencies which at
present not counteracted at all Sound health Is the
greatest blessing which be bestowed on person.
and he who has It, easily preserve it by due atten
ton to the laws of nature but when the various
functions have become deranged how difficult is it to
store them to their healthy condition Dr. Hocks lee
lures well calculated to give the requisite nforma
to listen to him. The little work Of the doctors
entitled Neuropathy," &c &C., is very interesting
little volume, containing concise summary of all that
is known to the present time regarding the appca
tion of electricity, galvanism and magnetism in the
of disease.
The LErHEoN still holds its rank among the surgeons
of France The patients in the various hospitals
represented being vocferous for its employment dur
ing operation, however trivial Two hundred and
eleven operations performed with its assistance in
the various hospitals of Paris from the time Of its first
introduction up to the LIST March.
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The BRITISH PRovlNcEs.-We have files of
Halifax papers to the 4th instant and st. John
to the 24th ult. We extract below all that we
find in them of INTEREST,"
rogued on Thursday the 22d ut His Excelency in the
closing Speech with reference to the Address to
Her Majesty upon the subject of the introduction of the
system OF responsible government into the Island
shall forward my observations upon it with all due des
patch, aud feel it my duty now 10 state that shall
We learn from Captain Hemeon, of the schooner
Mary that about ten days ago, an American fishing
vessel put into Cape Negro. after having experienced
gale the Bank where in the act of cutting the
cable, she shipped which swept away six Of the
crew. Captain Hemeon also states chat about the
time at Port L'Bear, three took boat and went
fiat to dig CLAIMS the tide came in before they were
aware of its and being SURROUND ed by deep
channel. they all persisted. The name of one Of them
Harding whose body has been found.
His Excclency Sir John Harvey has issued procla-
nation for general fast to be observed throughout this
Province the th day of May ensuing for the special
purpose of peitionng the Almighty for removal Of
the aictione under which portion Of the United
Kingdom suffering. Haitar Post.
Several of the late arrivals not such successful
trips those that came in first and il pretty
Morally thought that the catch will not be than
average 1t will however, much exceed last
number of seal skins shipped from the Colony last year
Several lots of skins however were burnt in the fire of
the 9th une Of these do not know the exact number
We have heard of considerable number Of vessels 60
ing into Conception Bay and into Harbors to the north
ward with good cargoes but have not been furnished
with such accounts of them could be depended u.
ST. John Courier, gath.
We very much regret learn of the loss of the seal
ing schooner Margaret and of the awful loss of human
life which accompanied it. Some of the crew who it
appears arrived in Harbor Grace Thursday last
port that the 9th instant the vessel ashore in the
neghborhood of Greenspond when the master, Mr.. Da
vid Power, man much respected. and twenty of the
crew, in few moments hurried into eternity The
Margaret belonged to Messrs. Punton Mum, Of Har
Dor Grace. This the only disaster amongst the seal
this spring Of which have heard but it is truly
one of most deplorablc character Negtoundtander,
Odd alt.
The weather still continues cold and and
travelling the river with horses and sleghs CONT
very excellent We sorry to learn that the cat
tie suffering from the want OF foddcr-and have
heard that some have died Fears are entertained
that there is not sucency of potatoes and oats for
seed in the county and high prices given for such
are offered for sale. Mirimichi Cleaner, .dpriI 90
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Theatrical.

PARK THrArRr.-Nlr. Anderson will commence
gagement at the Park theatre this evening and will ap
pear Charles de Moor in the play Of the Robbers
The farce Of "some Body Else" will be likewise per-
formed.
BowERy THEArRE.-Mr. Murdoch has returned to
this city and will appear this evening, at the Bowery
theatre in Otheo." The nautical drama of the
Flying Dutchman" will conclude the evenings amusc-
mcnts.
MIR. ALExAsDEn.--This prince of magicans will per-
form for three nights in this city Ho be
this evening, Wednesday, and Friday at the Minerva
The Viennos, dancers are still del,ghtnq the Balt-
moreans at the Holiday street theatre
ne keans, 1t IL said, will sail for Europe from New
they would - y wa -'f''
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We publish to- day the whole of the proceed
lngs of the Court Martial in the case of Lieut..
Hunter, OF the United States Navy, for disobey-
ing orders in capturing Alvarado with vessel
mounting but one gun, and with crew OF less
than one hundred men. These documents-the
charges and specifcations-the defence-the
finding of the Court and the reprlmand, VIII be
read with interest by all our citizens. The last
document is remarkable one, and VIII probably
be much commented upon in naval circles.
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PALMo's OPERA HoUsE.--Rosssini's much admired
opera I'll Barbere d Sivglia will be performed here this
evening. On Saturday next Signora Pco will take a
benefit
CHRIsry's MINsrRELs.-These favorite MINISTRIES have
decided remain here another week They be heard
at Mechanics Hall, No. 472 Broadway.
SWISS BELL RrNoERs.-Our citizens have another
week yet with the Bell Ringers They will give their
concerts In the Society Library lecture room
New MusIc.-C. Holt l67 Fulton street, has publish
cd the music Of beautiful song composed by Mrs Bal
inanno the decease of Mrs L. B. Wyman Of Brook
lyn every line Of which is repete with pathos and sweet
sympathy. The music is the composition Of Miss Au-
gusa Brown. 1t is extremely meodious and beautiful
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MAY 9.-Caught at Last CONSTABLE Joseph, Of the
4th ward, arrested early on Sunday morning swell
the officer found snugy slowed in bed with his paramour
in Anthony street, apparently with all the security
imaginable This young rascal is pal" Of George
sneak Tuesday afternoon last, the premises
No 81 Fourth street occupied by Mr. James A. String
valued at near $40. Daddy caught after long
chase, but Towhead'' escaped by the nimble Of
his understandings leaving behind him his cap in the
flight The owner of the premises identified q" Tow
head as one of the parties coming out Of the
house where the robbery was committed Justice o.
borne committed him in full for trial
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Oficer Mincho Of the 9Th
ward arrested yesterday awoman called Barbara Trt
Henry Of $45 in gold while in dance house Noss41
Washington street Upon the case being heard before
Justice Osborne that magistrate dismissed the the
evidence being insufficient to warrant her detention
Stealing Scutte-Ofacer Kennedy of the l4th ward,
arrested on Saturday nghta fellow called John Ramsay
having in his possession copper coal scute for which
an owner is wanted Apply at the Sd district police,
Essex Market
Petit Lareemy.-Oficer Chambers of the 9Th ward,
arrested on Saturday night, Dutchman called VIM
Rolf, charge Of stealing candlestick from the cor
Of Duane street and Broadway On his person was
found silver plated door plate with "Cark" engraved
thereon. for which an owner is wanted; apply at the
Police Office, Tombs. Locked up by Justice Osborne
fellow called Big BRISTOL, arrested yesterday
Saturday. by officer Chambers, having in his posses
sion heavy silver plated pair of snuers and tray evil
IDENTIFY stolen, which the accused was trying to sell
pawn: An owner wanted. Apply to MIR. Stewart, Clerk
Of Police, Tombs.
Stealing Horse and Wagon.-Policeman Reilly Of
the 18th ward, arrested on Saturday night, fellow
called John Roberts, a charge of stealing horse
wagon and harness, from No. 202 Third avenue, be-
longing to Dr. Clark residing at No. Blocker street
Detained for examination
Theft and Assauh-Ofacer Norris one of the Chief g
active aids yesterday afternoon, fellow called
John O'Nen, who 1t appears is charged by DR.. Has
brook the resident physician at Bclvue Hospital whose
gig robbed of whip, and when the doctor dis
the whip in the of the accused the
rascal assaulted the doctor together with Others by
which the doctor received several violent blows JUS
tice Osborne committed him for trial.
Dismissed.-Perry White and James Boomer, whose
arrest noticed in yesterdays Herald a charge Of
burglary both discharged by the magistrate the
evidence being insufficient to sustain the charge
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NEW YORK HERALD.


We received another parcel of letters from Mr..
Bennett, by the Caledonia, which we commence
publishing in this days paper. We did not re-
celye any from Mrs. Bennett, but she promised
to send US several by the aext steamer, descrip-
i've OF the Holy Week in Rome, and of society
IN Naples, which will be read with interest
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MIsMASAGEMENr or THE MAiLs.--We yester-
day received, by the way of New Orleans, a let
ter from Mr. Bennett, dated Paris, March 80. 1t
bore the following superscrption =
MIR. JAMES g. BENNETT,
NEW VoRK HERALD,
NEW YORK,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
This was written in plain, legible hand, on the
envelope, and came in the mails of the steamer
of the 4th of April, and reached US yesterday in
the New Orleans pouch, marked on the outside,
" mis-sent to New Orleans" and stamped with
twenty-five cents postage, which we have had to
pay.
1t is thus perceived that the Post Office De-
partment not only injure us by the shockingly
bad management of the mails, but it exercises a
little extortion in making pay for its blunders,
as in the case ofthis letter-the twenty-five cents
postage. If the Hon. Cave Johnson thinks TO
obtain surplus revenue by such means, he stands
a fair chance of success. 1t may be the intention
of the Department to have letters, no matter how
important they may be to their writers, travel
over the country. in order to swell the aggregate
annual postage.
1t will be recollected that important Govern
ment dispatches arrived at Boston by the pre-
vious steamer, and were sent to Washington by
the new route for our letters, by the way of New
Orleans; but we believe the Government don't
pay postage on its letters.
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CONNECTICUT STATE PRIsoN.--Ciov. Bissel
states in his recent message to the Legislature
of that the state prison supports itself and
contributes surplus of $3472 IL to the treasury This
fund arising from the constrained labor of the guilty
he advises to be applied the relief Of the
the insane, the deaf, the dumb aud the blind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10

THE MEMBERs THE BAR, who called the origina
meeting of the I'd April ult for the purpose ofnomna-
ting candidates for judges respectfully requested to
assemble at the Vice Chancellors ROOM in the City Hail.
Tuesday the 18th day of May instant at O'Clock,
p NJ, to hear the report Of their committee such
nnm
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The CANAL-The first boats from Rochester
and Buffalo passed Syracuse Thursday, and the first
boat from tide water, Pilgrim, passed syracuse west
tho same day Boats have reached tide water from Se-
Falls EVE 81
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Mr. ROBERT OVENS parting address to America
has been crowded out of this morning. paper