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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
BOARDING., &C.

BOARDING, &C.
- sstng of gentleman his lady and child. with servants
want boarding during the winter long agreeable in
situated in respectable part Of the city Applications BY
letter with real residence ana terms addressed TO "
X soIo and left 1T the Herald oes will meet with proper
at.ehtloh.
DoARDING-To LET, FOR THE WINTER, TWO
- handsome suites OF Rooms consist Of spacious Dia
ing Room and Drawing Room the foor with three
Psler With three Bedrooms. Closets and psnrss
attached This house Is ropets with all the improve
attenGsnee furnished apply at No. h7 Houston street
second block east OF broadway.
nOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY, OR
~ single gentlemen, be accommodates with board
Tie large and airy and we'll Furnished. In
quire lilo Leonard st. between broadway and Elm ST.
DoAED IN CHAMBERS STREET, 49, A FAMILY
ID desiring permanent board can obtain pleasant front
handsomely furnished LnfurEished Also single
gentlemen.
DoARD-GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES ALSO
ID single gentlemen, he accommodated with furnished
rooms ct ~ Barclay street
BOARD IN BRooKLYN.--A FEW SINGLE GENTLE.
ID men can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
board with gentee private family, at No Boardman
Place, Court streetor part Of the House 10 Let fur
nthsd.
poARD wANTED-BYA GENTLEMAN AND his SIS
city. Chambers with CRATES breakfast only for The sene
Hoard exceed el0 per week. firing In
Included Address at this Ohce. References exchanged
MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.
VELVET EkBossING-vELyE ENBossISG-H. w.
King, Embosser of Velvet and Ribbons. Merchants
wanting vevss Embossed and Cut can have them done in
superior style, BY addressing H. W. hlNO I'll ah ST.
VELVET RIBBoNs-EkBosskD VELVET RIBBONS.
a, ~" '''' KoHLsAAT BSoraEks, IS John 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

nR- RALPH, AUrEOR or TnE PRACTICAL PKI-
~ vate Treatise &c "a Grc nvich street Osee hssrs,
ptc "a A. ~ 10 Y. NJ (Suutays sxeeptso Those vhs
sryy ahe early ssG,s w be svrprsee A. the rsPdity
aud little attending their ~ " ehissv
however those who have suffered on elAss tso
pie who cas- propety appreciate bis ssrvccs In structure
IRON IT, trs O. ncIisnt 20 t sdveDccd srd isres
s stsEes Iron nBeonon sdvantages and very etspeft
soryrcfr twryias
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
MEDICAL.

DRIyATE LYING-IN AsYLUM.-APPLICATIoN FOR
II Admission must be made 20 DIR. Kennedy i6 Duane
fark Ii affords pleasure recommend the
posed institution calculated TO effect much god tnk
Or Kennedy siiu and vol lifted 20 ARRANGED and manage
such az Institution. VALENTINE MOTT, N. ID.
nR ELLIOTT, OCULIsT, 6D BROADWAY, INFORMS
- his pntignt that his once hours are from lO 70
o'clock on Mondays Wednesdays and fridsya Dr. E will
prescribe for the p0sr after o'clock.
DAISLEss TOOTH fILLING.-DR A. G. CASTLE, 6Is
broadway. hAs soft. plastic Paste which IL into
e h0l0ws Of tender Teeth, without any pain with
which IL bnes, rendering them serycssbe for life IL
peculiarly adapted for those front teeth baetsned by decay
~ being similar in color the natural teeth Teeth filled
with SOLD foil, AN slgsm, sc, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

neCToR CONyERs' INvTGoRATING CORDIAL IS
tns Only remedy for .na Weaknsss and thoe noetsr-
hal vexir- and runcus inctAetatng The
stlty business matrimenF. All tsose ssd disorders
i1dY tue ud esutsd ~ aud 0prgTer habits q
srardiy cured ~ this potent remedy DIR Cos-
sts gcf 81 I'd avenue tetsen loh ana lth streets vlsfs
hf o. csusulte. Cordisi 81 bottle bottles Tor 81 In
roFht reaks T. tLs married and single accompany each
tcfle safely forFard-d 70 auy part Of tAo country
sst alC syJ.O lay, l0 Fusn street. san Buillhf New
Fr~k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

I'm OF NEW YORK TUE AGE OF REASON
Newspaper, published this day. at q Ann street,
deeree Of the Rev. Clergy from the attacks o, the
raj Vrest pleasing Description OF Heaven, and
ming Picture Of Helrs Torments correct account OF
Ghares, or Men with Tails, with an inquiry into the
lion OF their Immortality article blasphemy
Of the Death of English atheist together with
variety OF Matter alike to Ssiats
Iars Skeptics. And Dlxipss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
7 loud nAIR DYE.-ALExANDERs TRIcoBAPnr

II OVERWHELMINGLY Il.
II The seshrated Hair Dye has In about
years. .zd has failed Of complete in i'm
parting the hair which &c. natural bro black
taey resembling the natural color Of the hair de-
~ detection ls eject instantaneous and permanent
be used with the greatest h also free iron those
q this celebrated
lien. givirg ma unnatural red purple
sale BY Rusbtop, ClsIk Co, Broadwayi A. a d.
SaIde Of Fulton iam Thomas faK-
vel ~ william stIsst Wm Brewer and Moore Taylor,
alder Lane York q. a.. Wright sole agents
us UpitCd States. ~ South Fourth Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

w way.-kagnihcent Exhibition of entirely per-
fermanees of Comic Singing, Dancing, Gymnastics. Hue
trated Living Pictures Instrumental Music &c &c, &c.,
before in this city crowned by
pause of the wondering pebble The wonder Of the world.
Miss Clara Sptz. dancing head downwards Performanc
ngh at IA o'clock Extra performance Satur
dnV nj &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

Ia II
II q Coughs upon and ~ bchooves ali
look heath. A cough IL bat the oatoIy
fympoa Of that dire daeass prevalent ths climate,
confumpti0n, ara anything that wall
on, wards % the ussse Tor this purpose nun-tous
dicrss prepared others OF dOahtfa
efficacy the lster probably A. far the ruubcr
,nd h becomes part wisdom therefore, %
known tried virtue. with this view, safely
commend the preparation Of nrs Jsrys knovn te Cou-h
Candy IL " soothing Ia It's Effects aud b. relieving the
bronchial pussngo, Aays Inflammation, and stops the
area disease before time feach the igugs The
trnCit ~ depot ths medicine at 2dG broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

rI>o CAIIFoRNIANs.--A WIDOW LADY, FULLY
qualified In every resFeo Is DESTROYS % engaging With =
party intending 70 locate at San Francisco 20 % cut With
them ake ctarge % establishment housekeeper The
advertiser sfer ptenable references to chsrs,
ter snd eapatity. Aadresskrs. H. O. JAMESON Poss Of
Gee, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

DE CVofkk ~ DUANE slk ks . nAs Ton rs
ent If msrcuria srA shsr ssgats Of delicate
bs tho ost aygrats-d cases Of th disease aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

rICE or THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CoMPA-
IL, October n 149-The President and Directors have
ny declared dividend Of four and onehaf per cent On
nit stock this company, for the six months ending
gust last and payable to the stoekhoders and after
,dny the list Of November The transfer book viii
ved from the Zth inst. 10 that date. By order
G. l.. EyERTTT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

DR. GREGORY CAN Tx CONSULTED AT ats PRf-
~ tGte incidence Clf Madison street, At all c4nvehen
heuIs 6. asy AID eyensg Or g. has teen meaoer Of BIZ
frfesen twenty r ears, and is confident Of af,rdu1
rit those who may need his services Strangers and
ofhsr. such a. may require immediate cure, Invited
to eall.
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IDVERTISEMRsTS 3ENRwEp EVERY DAY.

insioers 10 Advertisements by MAJ. be posi-
~, o thy oil not be fake,. from ne Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

IRVING HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEW YoRz.
sNNSNNNNroolNNN-NNNNS
COLUMBIA HOTEL. CHESTNUT EFT. PHnApELPlns
NN~~~NN~~NyNN~-~-N~N~1N~-o~
bARNuhs RoTEl, CALVERT STREET. BALTIMORE.
NeNN~N"NN.~<~-~'~NN
FREMONT ROUSE. TREsONT STREET, Bosroys
so-~Nr(N0-N-N0 ~NyN0~N(N~NN
tUsTS BoTEL, syRAcuaE, NEw VosE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

A YOUNG MAN, A MEMBER OF TUE PRESENT Sc
N n,r class the New York University sesrous e Oh
tanning situation either in private family Tutor
school where he devote fec hours daily
TIE best % references given 70 moral character AID
intellectual atainments Az communications addressed
"iui0r 40 this oAco, viii meet with prompt attention..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

GRAND CONCERTS EVERY EVENING AT LYNCHs
N Concert Hall, No 2a Bowery, between stanton and
Rvngop streets under the direction of Mr. Austin Phillips.
Admission g. cents. To commence at quarter past
cisely. j. LYNCH Proprietor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
TuEsDAY. Jan. so.

TUESDAY,, Jan Oo'
SENATE. The Indian appropriation bill was
materially amended, and passed.
The resolution OF inquiry respecting the offici'
al reporting OF debates in the Senate, was dis
cussed by Messrs Breese, Miles, Badger, Gamer
on, and others. Mr. Berrien offered an amend
ment modifying the resolution, when it passed.
The bill for the construction OF railroad
across the lsthmus of Panama, was then taken
up.
Mr.. Foote moved its reference to the Military
Committee, with instructions TO make report OF
the comparative advantages of the Panama and
the Tehuantipec routes.
House.. 10000 copies OF Mr.. Kings report
respecting the Panama Railroad, were ordered to
be printed
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on The Naval appropriation bill.
Mr. Brown moved TO strike QUIT the first section,
and proceeded to reply to the speech of Mr..
Thompson OF Indiana. He recepituated the
course pursued by several Northern states in re-
lation TO the subject OF slavery
Messrs Henly and Lincoln wished to explain,
but he would not yield the floor, and went on
contending that Mr.. Thompson had been incon-
sstent; first Conservative, then with the Adolf
tionists, and now Conservative. He considered
these TO be happy augury respecting the Tay-
lor administration.
Mr. Strong followed and spoke against mail
steam service. Adj.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

have the best authority for saying distinctly
that Gen. TAYLOR is opposed to the introduction
of slavery, BY ANY ACT OF GOVERNMENT, into
territory now free. He would Leave that matter
where it ought always to be left 10 the people OF
the regions interested; and, also, he would extend
to all the territory lying North OF the lines in
tended for the ultimate limits OF the State of
Texas, the ordinance OF 1857. This will concl-
late the South, and should satisfy the North. If
the people Of new territories, and of new states
voluntarily formed and received out OF new terri
tories, think proper to introduce slavery among
them, there is no constitutional roaCer in the
country to prevent it.
We copy the above from Washington letter in the
Telegraph Of yesterday, additional proof that the
Taylor have abandoned the old wing ground on the
slavery question, and prepared 10 yield 10 the de
mands of the South. 1t will be that the writer at
temps, very cunhngy, to give the impression that Gen.
Taylor opposed to the introduction of slavery into the
territory. But, on examnatoa, it appears that he is
only opposed its being done "by any of the gov>
eminent" He would leave the question open TO the peo
pie who go there. In other words he takes tue same
ground that Cass did But, says the:wrer he would
extend to all the territory lying north of tie lines
GTintended for the ULTIMATE LIMITS of Texas, the
ordinance of 1887 "'rhe ultimate limits OF Texas"
limits of Texas TO be? Texas claims even further north
than the "famous compromise" line, and we have no
doubt the South will go for her claim, and so probably
will Gen. Taylor And, under this unfounded claim a
great swinde is TO be perpe,raied.
We would call the particular attention of our readers
10 the concluding portion of the above extract Taey
will there find that the ultra southern doctrine OF the
State right aosraclonsts, adopted and endorsed as
good Taylor doctrine. This doctrine has always here
iotore, been Tepudated and resisted by the hgs of
The North, and admission OF This KIND BY them can
be foand on record prior to Gen. 1ayofs nomination
by the Philadelphia Convention. Ii there is no such
constitutional power, why should The Taylor men at.
tempt to apply it 10 any portion Of the territory? Why,
not abandon ii all TO slavery, rather than violate the
constitutional
Our friends who yoled for Taylor as choice Of evils
IN order 10 defeat Cas- because Taylor stood better than
Cass GU the slave question, will now the predcameGt
in which they have placed themselves and the country
They will see that they have been caoed and cheated
And we rejoice TO say that some in this city who voted
for Taylor and acted with the party through The whole
campaign, have abandoned it. Some Of them at
ended the Free Soil meeting on Saturday night and
avow their determination henceforth to act with tina
party. We trust that there will soon be thousands o
such, all over the country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

IL la 1925, there was opened in Cochin. Chi.
ma a canal twenty-three miles long, eighty feet
wide, and twelve feet deep 1t was begun and
finished In six weeks, although carried through
large forests aud over extensive marshes. Up.
wards Of twenty thousand men worked upon Il
day and night, and tits stated that 1000 died Of
fatigue.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

" The wonderful musical phenomenon, OKAH
IuBBEE, gives grand musical entertainment al Brin-
ley Hall, this evening. Those who heard him when IN
the city before speak in the strongest terms Of admira>
ton of his performances and unite the testimony ha,
twas not only the most unique and extraordinary hut
the most gratifying musical exhibition they ever a,ten
ded. See advertisement.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

W The December term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, at Ipswich. adjourned ON Saturday.
2Oth inst, after busy session of Eve weeks
Inere were twenty-one cases for breach of the
license laws, the amount of whose fines was
$l45O, with costs OF B458 81 Salem Reoisfer
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

H wag OF our acquaintance, saving with
saw that was not the sharpest in the world. al.
ter trying vainly to saw with it, broke out at last
as follows, "Of all the saws that ever saw Sal
never saw saw saw as that saw saws.-.aiba.
ny Knicktrbocker.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01
YANKEES METHOD OF SELLING GOODS


One Mr. P C., gentleman of quality,
well known to many citizens OF New Hampshire
as successful merchant OF c., owed much Of
his good fortune to his knowledge of human ma
ture, OF which he always endeavoured to take
advantage. Once he, with another person, open
ed "Branch Store" In a town in the north part
OF the State, which was mostly filled with the
unsaleable goods from their principal store in
c. These goods were "lrst-rate" "good as news
among the rustics, and sold quite as WE'LL il we
except large lot OF that unique article of gen.
tleman's wear, denominated hog skin caps BY
the way, we rememberer OF wearing one Of 'en
ourself, and The reader of course is also aware
what hog-skin cap is or was
e. generally kept himself at home in c., but
often visiting his country store, staying some
times week or more, and attending the country
church, and, as matter of course, was looked at
with establishment by the go-to- meeting young
men OF the town. Indeed, he was honored by
their imitation in all his acts, dress, &c. What
Mr.. G. wore to church of a Sunday, gentleman
as he was, was the prevailing fashion there until
he introduced new style at his next visit
U. asked his partnar about the business and 9th
er matters in which he was interested, and re-
ceived the reply that things went pretty quick at
good prices.
"Keep those old caps yet. didi't make
great bargain in buying them," said G. espying
ldTRc uoA ulleu win the caps. cCan't YOU
rid OF them at any price?'
"Hayen't sold one yet; people don't like them
and have had great notion OF throwing them
out OF the back window, and getting rid OF the
trouble of them. They wont go here Think
q. looked at them moment, and exclaimed 81
have 1T You have kept them out OF sight, see!
Nexr Monday you get them out and brush them
up, and I'll send you score OF customer before
the week is out"
The next Sunday g. appeared in church with
one OF these identical hog-skin caps tipped grace
fully on side side of his head, and, and splenid
gold watch chain dangling from his vest pocket.
He was as usual the observed; and it is needless
to say that fortnight after, when in his own
store at c., he received an order for two dozen
more Of his .'imperal'' caps.
B-We take the following from the Boston
Journal:
BONNET STORE, STocK AND STAND. FOR
SALE IN WORCESTER. Ii a sale can be effected
within two weeks, the subscribers will sell their
Stock and Stand in Waldo Block, Worcester. AS
Oak Hall is to Boston, SO is Waldo Block to Wor-
cester, and in point oil trade this Store has not lis
equal in the State. Bonnets, Ribbons, &c. are
sold by us to dealers in almost every town in the
County, and our retail trade is first-rate bust
ness of itself. The Store is spacious, 10 feet bv
~, and basement. with bonnet pressing appara-
tus, all in order.
~ None need apply that have not heretofore
SHOWN some business capacity, as we are de- rous
that the present reputation OF the store should be
sustained. Isaac III. UProN Il a.
Worcester, Jan 20, lS4g.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

III An old unoccuped house in Ware, Known as the
Simmons house, and belonging to freeman Gilbert was
burned down on The Esd
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

INSANITY AND GoLD.-It is said that two
persons in Philadelphia have been put into the In
sane Asylum, having lost their wits by the Cal
ifornia excitement
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

lsl=Y- There IS one remarkable feature In the
vile OF Wight, England not generally known.
ohch is, that any persoR who visits there NAV
btain mutton from Cosces
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

% REMEMBER the Lecture of Theodore Parker at
the Lyceum, this evening We have reason TO believe
will be one Of best and most characteristics lectures
Persons not members Of the Lyceum will be admitted
on payment Of IL | 2 csnts al The door
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

u The members OF the Iowa Legislature
nave voted themselves each gold pen. They
have thus become State pensioners.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

" 81 have great aversion to Auburn
Locks, as The criminal said when he took lodgings
In the Auburn prison.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01
(FOr the SryJ
INAUGURATION BALL"

see BY notice in the Taylor organ and court jour
nal, the Telegraph, tina, an "Iaduguotion Bal" IS to
come OIL IN this city, the 9th of March am told
mat the same notice, also, appears in The Palladium
lhere seems to be something very strange in this not in
inc tact that the Tayontes going to celebrate the
Inauguration by ball; but in the manner and lbera'y
OF heIrinvltation. Heretofore these balls like the
nuai Agricultural balls, have been. in court language,
"reTy select" But the public are informed, that
ball IS to come off the 9Th of March and, also, that
subscription lists are left at certain convenient points,
IN The city, iohere the of subscribers may be
feft" How come the Taylor gentlemen to be so very
liberal just now? Do they find il necessary to stoop
little, at this time, and fish for the SEDIMENT 2" Do
they expect great haul ofsos" by this piece of court
diplomacy? F.
WORCESTER Police COURT, JAM 81. George p.
BigeioIo was charged with assault and battery Mar
shall Guy, Jan 90 Pleaded Guilty, and sentenced to
fine of two dollars and COSTS amounting to 81 81 which
he paid aud was discharged
Dennis Long charged with disturbing the public
peace Dennis drinks hard and is no sy and troubles
some. He pleaded guilty. and this being the third time
he has been brought up for similar offence he was sens
fenced 10 the House of Correction three months.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01

OHIO. The f1ouse, today, have passed bill declat.
ingthe "Black Laws" ESQ called) of this Slate uneon
staiionaI, and repeating them BY vote Of SO IL
II the Senate does not arrest Tie bill, the odious enact
menss will be erased from tho statute book
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

tanty their operations by any other preparation COM
p0nnded ior similar purposes now before the pubG
hese opecncs are combinations of approved medicines
nngng he excellent qualities of each medicine into one
Wnoie SO as to produce most efficient compounds
nave never yet been known to fail Its impossible to
a3aos OF the power medicine Of this peculiar
na.ufe OF ohefwe host OF facts might be advanced to
snow te Proad and deep foundation upon which Inc char
aceer o. Ihese Specifics rests for support Long standing
casss " e1onoTrhFa Sfeet Structures Pains in The IOus
.3De15tots OF me htdneYS, Graue Burning in the in.
g etc. etc. have yielded to thu command o. ese
hVInciDe antdoes and instances of SYPHILIS of the most
sanative influence. ~
ne preparation IS, without doubt the most efecuai rem
ey ever discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
after every other medicine had failed In its impr0yed form
space Of roe or sir days without restriction to Diet ex
posufe or business Besides this important advantage il
never leaves ting part subject to that Troublesome weakness
mat occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
pescribed and taken in the first stage of the disease Il
WIN arrest The discharge and all unpleasant feelings
new DAYS In long pr0racted chronic stages of the
diseases IN obstinate elects. Female Complaints such AZ
ever discovered. ~ ~ ~ i'"'0u'
we DO not offer these Specifics as PANAcKA OF cure
every thing but for the above named cases we Are antbor
zed by DIS Leroy and Peetier of Paris Che inventor
10 guaranty cure, under a forfeit of $500.
we would here remark that these Mixtures have been b
4e me pubic OF NewOreans for the lest mine vcars and
tiey nave universally proved effcacious.
~ C.dU1ION.-BeUare Of O. base Connterfeiter soh0
ssstS spurious and injurious article. Recoect the on
.1geet fn Otted States IS A. DONNAUD, No. 10 CARos
DIET eH srEEET, betueen Canal and Common.
~. realise on Structures can be had grases
~ All private consultations free of charge M