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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-23
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1913,
Portrait Of Dr. Chapman DeJaWtsr at the
Mint Model artists, SC &c.

A portrait of De- N Chapman, painted by Sui
ly, was presented to-day to the Wistar Museum
by the medical class OF the University OF PENN
svlvania. The presentation was made on the
part of the class by Daniel A. Langhorne, of
Virginia.
Two true bills have been found against Ran
dali Hutchinson, the mint ueidulter' and ms
tr,nl has been fixed for Monday next. One
chsrres him as a public officer with erpbsxzIe-
mcnf of funds belonging to tue government, and
the other charges hun as person employed IN
the mint with embezzng the coin of the United
States.
private exhibition OF model artists is said to
have been for some time In course OF exhibition
within stones throw of our Exchange THe
artists have but one male among them, 10 halt
dozen OF tue trail sex. They are not exactly IN
puris naturaiibus, but the cause covering is too
ilmsy to hide much from the double oarreled
opera glasses with which the irrquenters are
sal I'd TO be provided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-23
Great Meeting OF the French Residents Of
New York, COngratalatOry OF the Late Clio
rSopu yeuta m France.

r,ou. uve,>s In France
The French residents OF New York assembled,
last night ST St Johns Hall Frankfort street.
for the purpose OF giving utterance 10 their sent-
,nents upon the late triumphapt revolution in
Frarce.
At half past seven o'clock, the hall was filled
- .,,,,,,;.o,;. ,,o,,,J nh o,oo,Iv
by Il large anu ehthustastic Cio"o' WIN eagerly
congratulated one another upon the glorious
80. ..h;.h hos dou,sd u,on their brotber rs
epoch WHICH mas oawpeo upo" 'neii oio."oi io
ublicans across the Atlantic. beautiful trans
- ,:rI ro, .L L.loo,,, sc 81, q
building, Gus which was inscribed, in English,
German, and french, the ioNoWlhg WORDS =
100 . . o o o o . o -
HuanAH! FOR THE REPUBLIc! y
In tho room lare flag served the purpose
of a hs ndsome and appropriate decoration.
,rt .f comm;itee. com o,ed of ths following gentle.
mon NM y Caylrs l. CormtSr, l. Peugnet, j Ber-
ger CHI Glatz Lefevre, Paul seroux, ]. Cert, Marus
Roger Tn Thomas, j Blanc, Hyseinthe Peugnet, ct
j Lux.
A proposition was then made that no member of the
committee should accept any public employ mt from
either this government or that of France, which
generally agreed to
was then named as pre- sdent Of the meeting aud the
LlIovng cit gers (the term by which they desgna ed
each other) were appointed secretaries vz;-Cef Roy
Guinet Chclcville. Some objection was made to the
selection Of the last named person on account OF his
having petioped tor the office of Chancellor lin the
rift OF the French goverument) at the consulate in
Boston, The objection however was finally overruled,
and the gentleman took his seat as one OF the secre-
taries
Mr.. F.. CAytUs, an ancient pupil Of the Polytechnic
School in Paris, then took the stand, and pronounced
the following speech :-Citizens This meeting is
not collected for the purpose of INDUCING In tri
fling ma,ters-we are gathered hsre upon serious
sffsirs The late from Europe, bringing intel
bgence Of the revolution in France, has filled the
heart of every good citizen with Joy and happiness
Several meetings OF people Of different nations have
already been held, at which has been considered the
subject for which are now assembled. great
public demonstration will take place and
hers to oxpres, those feelings of sympathy by which
are ali animsted - (Cheers) After eighteen years Of
srugge grief and prvston the French patriots have
sucnee ded in driving out of their country those syco
phsnt, who have became enriched with the money Of
the people -(CheeTs) Royalty and its vena hirelings,
a. Don as the country rose as siuge man. have fed
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named but NJ Guinet declared that before accepting
such duty, he had better take from MS cose .ne
This personality warmly greeted BY NJ Gaillsraes
opponents and whsted at by his friends After this IN.
cdent the following named gentlemen were ag,sea
Renbel Vigno DR. Lsgrand, Rosat, NIXON, John De-
rasme Lona DR. Bodner, Rillet, 5r Bons'ons; nation
NJ CERT moved that an address to the French nation
be prepared, and sent by tho next steamer rms was
carried
M. Lutte proposed to thank the Americans lrshmen,
and others for demonstration OF brothoThood tney
had Tade after the reception OF news oil the reVoiuoh
At this moment deputaton of the Irish Com miitee
came in, and Mr.. James Bergen having inroduced MT
to the that @ yo"a rspo ay
we had space He was received throughout with en-
thusastic plaudits.
write the address to the French nation. The following
gentlemen compose the committee-Bonnefous, baudn,
M GrIssr here again took occasion to allude to NJ.
and his legion OF honor but finally gave way
MIR. BRISBANE, who next addressed the meeting. Hs
expressed his respect and aeurstion for France-a
country which, since the tine Of Louis XII mad oro
greeeed gradually in tbs rosd to liberty and truth
France said Mr. Is ths Christ Of nations she has
spilled her blood the BATH. fields for the redemption
OF nations Shs crucifsd by the Holy Alliances and
she resuscitae ed IN 1880 for moment; in l8aS for
ever Great applause) ga
NJ BoNpELLIER executor of tn, Swiss newspaper, La
Jeune SUISSE spoke next after calling the hsto
~ Switz rlapd and its sfnity with The iiber les OF
France proposed that three cheers should bs given for
vehemence.
Mr. PEUcNEr appeared sgain and explained the res-
which Induced him TO decline the presidency OF the
meeting He said he had been elect OF previous oc'
casiob to In similar and tbat in srspub
can system of the honor ought To BE- AIRED
in rotation Hs then concluded by exciaiming, Love
TO a free and sulcan nations hatred to tia treaty
of 1916"
German citizen here came forward, aud said thal
he spoke in the of his brothers. and
graduate the French people upon thu victory won oyer
their tyrants He observed that his forefehe's had
some twenty years ago fought with France, Rad tho
Germans ready to snake hands with their brs
thren IN liberty.
M CAYLUs responded to this gentleman, and during
his remsrks became much affected, and shed tears He
alluded to his friend Cavagnac who he'd said before his
premature and regretted DEATH that tho Rhine would
not be sration between France and Germany but
tue contrary til, chain of love to unite forever
those two great nations.
At this period Of tue proceedings about ten O'Clock
the meeting adjourned until TO- evening" at
some place 10 bs subceq uenty designated
The company then beg an TO sing the MGrseiles'Hymn
(Which publish deg in columus ard dispersed
in the greatest enthusiasm and harmony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-23

The DEAD SEA ExPEprroN.-T y. s. ship
Supply arrive &C Port Mahoa the sixth 81 January
from Gibraltar and would sail about the FIRST OF
airy for the East. Command Lynch had been very
seriously sick of the small pox but recoveing III,
and OF the 5Slors hso also been attacked VITA
the disease and mad recovered. TbsIe " re no
other cases board ana epprchenaed. The ship
had been thoroughly oieanssd ami fumiss cd Boston
Transcript.
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On the soh July 1892 hen the citizens of Marseillt
srrivoa in Paris after their celebrated expedition as
was called by the pubciss Of that day they went TO u
q splendid banqust Their arrival wa. s'gnajzed
bloody riots which violently shook the throne OF Lou
XVI. At that time Rouset de Lille composed the Ma
settles HYMN in words aud music This patriotic son
throughout Euro and produced tremer
dous feet and enthusiasm during the revolution Th
music Of this hymn has often conducted the FreDc
armies to victory. The author Of this hymn was Dor
at LorsleSsulnIsr md was an offcer of the Genie
1870. In spite Of his republican opinions, he was
pris.nsd during the Reign of Terror, but liberated o
the 9th Taersidor Had he been to the scauoi,
would have died With the Marseillaise chanting ia
ears.
Aons! enfsns de Ia patrie,
Le jour Dc gloire est arrive
Contre nous do IL tyranDie
Letendard sangant est leve (bis)
EntehdeZ-vaus dams les oampagnes
Mugr ferooes soldats?
lis venn en-! jusQue dams yos bras,
Egorgor vos ills compagnes
Aux mes citoy ems formez bataillons
Nnrshons! (Jis qu'un Sang impur abrtuve nos suons
Que veut cette horde d'esclaves,
De trsitres, de- rois conjuresi
Posr qui ees ignobles entraves
Ces fers des longte mps prepares! (bis)
FRANC ais pour nous, an quel outrage,
Quels transports il dot exeter
C'est nous Qu'on ose mediter
De rendre pantiqle eeclavage?
Aux arMos! citoyen5 49,.
Quoi ces cohortes etrangsres
Fsrsient la loi dams nos foyers
Quot ces phaanges merce aairss
Terrasseraient nos fers guerriers (bts)
0,and Dieu par des aims enchainess
Nos fronts sous lie joug Sc plosrsient!
Do Wis despotes deviendraient
Les maisr de nos destiness
Aux armss! Citoyens etc.
Tremtlez tyrans, ct vous perfdes,
L'opprobre d, tous les parts
Tremblez vos projects particle
Won't entin recevoir eur prix (bfs)
Tous sont soldass pour vou' combattre
Sils tombeut nos JONES heros,
La France produit de nouveaux,
Contie vous tous p,ets a Sc bs.tre.
Aux Armos Citoyeuo etc. SO.
Franc ais, en- guerriers maguanimes
Porter on retenez vos conps;
Epargnez css tristes victmss
A regret s'armapt contre nous. Hi,)
Mais non tigres sanguiuaires
Afrsux completes de Boulc,
Tous Sss monstres qui, sans pittc,
Dechirent 10 seia De leur mere L..
AUX armo5. Cltcyens etc.
Nous entrerons dams Ia carriere
Quand nos nj nes seront Plus;
Nous trouve lsur poussiere
e. Ia trace de leurs vertus (bis)
Bien mons jaioux de leur SURVIVE,
Que de psrtager leur cercusn,
Nous aurons lie sublime orgrei
De- les vonger on de LIS suivre.
Aux armee! Cltoyen5. Etc.,.
Amour sscre de la Patrie,
Conduis, souhiens nos bras vengeurs
Liberte Liberie cheris
Combats avec ties detsnseurs (bis
Sous nos drapeauX que Ia victoire
Accoure ties malice accens!
Que ties ennarnie expiraus
Violent ton triomphe OF nOtre goire
A1On
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At Charleston s. C., ON the 18th lust, FIRE occurred
In the store Of Mr. Butler Loss about $il 900 Insu
rance % 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
u 4 Z, r. y .
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washington. Be kshire Co., Mass Nov 90, ls47
Mes RS, KETcuAM 4 ilENsHAw:
Gents-For thirty years have been aflctod with
Piles generally Debility, and Inan atron tn.
NOR and proasis of the bowels and which had resisted
ali medical treatment nr. Chapman and others could
give The last three years Of that time, my su6erngs
defy description was confined to my he'd, unable TO
hep myself aud at last given up by my physicians and
friends in despair Of ever gaming my health in fact, for
three DAYS hGore commenced using DR.. Upham's Eec
tnary entirely speeches.. and my burial clothes
were made But under the henefcent mercies of Prov
deuce and the Of DR.. UFhams Electuary though
otp NAN have the pleasure Of stating the 10 the
public that health snow good and hope TO live many
wears fit is Gods will, and TO make known the virtues
OF Dr. Gpham's Llectuary, an e recommend IL to my
afflicted fellow creatures. II helped beyond the
pectatons OF all that knew my ease. and only
To others, that il is my opinion the hest med Inc in
the world for Piles any disease of the bowels, and If
they viii use il according TO the dir ctons win myself
warrant cure in every Yaurs. with the utmost
expression circumstances CORNELIUS SPUR.
Egremoni. Berk Co.. Mass, Nov. %, Ia4T.
The above certificate tells simple aud truthful story
of suffering and relief, OF which ply stefan aud wit
ness IN the case, | cheerully endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NorcE.-The genuine Upham's Eiectuaiy has his
written signature' thus pa Upsam, NJ ID The
: hand Is also done with a pen. Price, 81 a box.
4 Sold. wholesale and retail by kEreHAM & HENsHAw
! vi Fulton street. N. Y, J CRUMBACKER, Agent
pr Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists generally through
1ut the u and Canadas. je27
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DIR. Townsend Sarsaparila Is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpient consumption Barreness Proapsu, Ue
or Falling Of the Womb, Costivencss Piles. Ieucorrhus
Or Whites obstrueted difficult aenstruatiou. aconti.
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for
the gener prostration of the systenno neither
the result OF inherent cauo produced by
irty, lllness accident Nothing be more urprIs
than its nyl2oratng effects the human frame Per-
of all weakness and lassitudc from taking II al ono.
become robust and full of energy under its duence. #
immediately countcraets the ner,elesness of the femaa
frame which i the greai cause of BIrreuness twill nm
be expected Of US of delicate nature to ca.
hbtt certificates of cures performed but
afflicted that hundreds of cases have been reported us
Thousands of cases where famile. nave been without.
children afrer using few bottles of this invaluable med
cine, have been blessed with fine, healthy Off prng
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MCLALLEN. KNOX, & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS & SHOES,
Directly opposite their old stand; Sign of the
BIG R ED d o OF.

AAN"" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nsn
XxfE are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
w turer's by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our own TRA ABE of the largest and
best selected of Doors and spors for nring
and SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this or any other
market. 70 all who in want of ANYTHING i'm the
way OF Boots or Shoes, we would respectfully request
eXaninato of our stock previous to purcls snc as
surfing them they will find it 10 their advantage Our
stock viii be found to consist in part tho following
seasonable goods.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf koo,s
900 do Gents Fine morocco do
800 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
500 do Mems Kip boots.
MEMS MONROES.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nunroes
loco do Mems kip Brogans.
900 do Mems stout ealfa welt Brogans
400 do Mems prime thick brogans,
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs Boys fine calf boos,
$50 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
IS do do fine calf do
100 DO childrens calf do; sizes s to g.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANS
500 pairs Boys Kip Brosans,
goo do do calf dc
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
900 do do Thick do
500 do Youths calf and morocco do
LADIES sIlPrERs, HALF CATERS, &c.
COCO pairs cheap id and Seal Slippers,
800 do Ladies Fine Kid slippers.
900 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
800 do do Pump Soils Caters,
$50 do do Thick do do
woMEN's LACE ROOTS.
SEQ pairs Women's X id and orocco Lace Boots,
400 do do calf Lace Boots
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c.
COZ pairs Misses id aud Sea, Slippers
$50 do do Half Caters.
400 do do Morocco Lace Roets.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pairs chiidrens morocco and leather Bootees
SEQ IL do Fancy Caters,
200 do do Fancy colored Kid Bootees,
$50 do do Black and colored Kid ankle Ties
eco do do Morocco Lace Boots,
1900 do do Leather pc eyed Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on Hand large and well selected assert
ment OF Shoe Stsek and Findings, viz Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf SKINS Morocco
Kid, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO--i.asts Boot
Trees, Shoe Threads, Nails. Pegs Patent aud common
avn HATS Avn ladies', Pincefs Knives; an assortment
OF French Shoe Kit. &c &C.
Thank m for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 lis, We still solicit continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar ls, 1918.
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Apitting Fsiood.

. hff YORK APrtt -, 1S4i.
DR. TowNsEND.-l verify believe your Sarsaparila
has been the means through Providence Of saving M,
life l ave for several years bad bad CouEa. II be.
came and At last raised arge quantities
OF blood had night sweats, and greatly debilttaed
and reduced, and did expect TO live. ! have only
used YOUR Sarsapariia short time and has on.
dertu change been wrought IN | am now able Il
walk al over the city. | raise blood and my cough
has left me. You well imagine that thankful TO-
these results Your obcdrnt servant
WIN RUSSELL, IS Catharine St
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RITTERs
III ! Eli >
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contents ~
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nc Protection Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
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TtsBee 1-I esrg>
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COMPANY

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Wheh are declared annually For further particulars
inquire Vi w. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling, Virginia
po,,, II Office on Monroe ST.
hoo !. L.. PATTERSON, President,
LEM. c. MILLER, secretary
Je5. '' N yNai3'
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IT Is Ie saIcst and Wosl efeelHH medtIHe Tor puri.
Tying the system and relieving the suferugs attendant
upon child birth discovered Il strengthens both tax,
mother and child prevents pain and disease increases
aud ehrches the food, those who have used It think
Is indispensable. 1t highly useful both before
after confinement as IL prevents diseases attendant upof
chddhifth-ih CostiVeness Plies Cramps Swelling of the
Feet Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting Pain in tho
Buck and Loins False Pains Hemorrhage aud In regi.
laias the seeretions and equazng tue
no equal The great beauty Of thus eicine Is is al
why's sale and the most delicate Il successfully,
very le" cases require any other medicine some
little Castor o Maeue~ia- useful Exercise il the
open air. AMI iigut tins medicine will Alwny,
ensure safe aud easY con i ne meni.
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Endure the Piles no longer.
DR. UPH q ms

Endure the Piles no longer.
II srFfEsras rsoN rms rILEs SEotrcT TO rsE
DR. UPH q ms
VEGETABLE ELECT [ AIRY,
THE FAULT Is THEIR OWN.
Try it. ail YOU that have the PILES, INFLAMA-
roN OF the Liver. Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Liver Cempiaini, Dyspepsia, Con-
s,palion, SICK Headache, or any Diseases
OF which
Pill IS,
Either BLEEDING or Blind External or Ia
terral. is lie determination Of. aad he thanks
Of additional Thousands cH be oppressed.
READ his EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though II cannot give the saved one wealth
II gives a Treasure lar more elori0us, llEsLrH.
TNrFp STATES, MAKsnAtI's OrrtcE,l
New York, December 6, ~ !
Mcssrs- X ETr & HENsHAw:
Gentlemen under landing YOU are the general agents
for the sale of .Br Uphams Vegetable Eeetuary," for
the cure Of Piles have deemed my duty volunteer
a recommendation IN behalf Of that valuable medicine.
have been afflicted for many with lies, and have
tried various remedies. hut with no beneficial elects
Indeed began consider my utterly hopeless hut
about the of September last prevailed upon ny
friend TO make a trial ofthe above named medicine
took advice and rejoice u that am moi only re
Heved hui as believe, perfectly cured. I most earnest
Iv recommend 10 all that may have the misfor me to
be all cted with that annoying aud dangerous disease.
Very Fect'y Yours. etc. ELY MOORE.