The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1843, Page 2

—_ " 2 aiaiiinanaaaisinitiien mR re - EE N EW YORK HERALD. Torspay—Saventu Day. Mew bork, Wednesday, October 18, 1843. The fair was better attended to-day ‘han on eny —— = — % that preceded it, and this may in past be attributed Cusar Lrrenarone.—@he following have just been | to the attraction of the Hutchinson Family, who published, end are for sale at this ofhce, together with | gave a concert in the saloon at three o’clock. The all atast publications of the day, at the wholesale | second week of the Fair is invariably better attend- rod_reta prices—The Irish Melodies, by Thomas | eq then the first, but today the Fair and the con- Moore ; The Wrongs of Women, by Charlotte Elizabeth | cert could be both enjoyed for the price of admis Rig Pgh tog acewt Ellis's ye ekeeping | sion to the Fair alone, and hence the saloons were 3 ty . jor in all branchesof | 44 4411 that locomotion was with difficulty aceom- City Intelligence. Pouce.—The anticipated report of the Common Coun- cil relative to police reform, must have been the cause of the paucity of any “ big businese” before the police yesterday—except a ‘mock auction case,” implicating the concern under Barnum’s Museum, that was privately heatd before the Mayor, and as privately kept concealed by the officer of police who did the business, The sum of $160 was obtained from some green unvarnished Ita- lian or Frenchman, and disgorge’ by the parties who « do the businers” at the sbove named trap to catch gud- Fatr of the American Institute. Late rrom Tae West Ixpiss —We are indebt- ed, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, to Captain J. 8. Martin, of the barque William Kennedy, at this port, for Barbadoes papers to the 2lst ult., and St. Thomas’s to the 29th. The Barbadoes Liberal of the 20:h, announces the meeting of the Legislature, but little important business had been transacted. The House of Ae sembly have acceded to the petition of the securi- ties of the late treasurer, to make a public debt of « mortgage of £500 dve by the Colony Hospital to New York, Oct. 17, 1848. BY Eviron or New York Heratp:— Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Sm— Y aceeaes 16 —- gacte Comat rs i, Last evening I had the satisfaction of witneseing 1867 erry pd, y r aod eee 7 4 the first of a series of private theatricals, got uounder : ba, ou on, » 10245 fe the superintendece of Mrs. A. L. S., ‘well kuown 4; $100 Chesapeake and Del. the literatiof the-day. The play way B17 9000 Bitte Oy, 1984; amo ” \° . 7 = e Scot's Lady of the Lake. The characters were— rd But a= THE SOUTHERN MAIL. » 6$; 100 dodo, cash, 6; 50 do Mr. W. G. | ™ngton Railroad, lof, 9100 State 6's, 1846, old annual, + Mies C. P| 61d; Sthar s Tretton Rniirond, 84; 60 do Wilmington “"* | Railroad, cash, 16}; $4000 Sate 5’, 6 ds fl, 61; $3800 do “*Miss CC, | 9. 615 $2000 do o, cash, €1; $3000 Ches and Del Loan, the late treasurer, leaving still a sum to be made i for publication to-mor- | Ma!com Graemi ook 1 Domest ‘i “ , " “ geons. We shall hunt it up to-day for pr . + 1856. 33§; $67 State 6's. 15 3, 63}; 6 shares Pennsylvania aiineemmianaed eotie Reveemn plished. With the singing of the Hutchinsons we gy an Coed reeling cian) of £72 Os Tow. We have not only published the law of the State | Roderick Dhu. .....2000." vee MBs ne Bank, 1005 10 do Girard Vrust, 20 i Og We shall receive by the Hibernia, and have for | ound every hody enraptured, and possibly their | these gentlemen should ultimately be’ so great sul. | tht ‘ally covers this cheating offence, but have time ae i. nf whieh, tamara withthe winds dharecers, barman gee ged tale at (his office, ali the foreign papers, together with | appearance here may aid their concert, which they | ferers; but it is gratilying to find that the deficiency | **in, called the attention of the public authoritiesto the | rire Wir MAM AMNES » de ‘ mipsel oe debe cnet Phe netic assembled to witness a ie x ioe the first es*ay of these aspiring geniuses, which | offsets: Obel7 Ar Lewis Bruce, Studley, Boston; elicited strong signs of admiration for the masterly | Bactimony, Uct (7— srr Rochambean, Griffith, from*Port daily effences committed by these Peter Funks. We shall now pursue another course, and in every instance where settlements are made by police officers, publish them as has already been made good by them to the public’. There is come talk that this morgage of £500 will be solicited as a gift to the Colony Hospitai Ln- London illustrated papers, all of the latest dates. are about to give at the Apollo. ~ —nopennee Of the articles exhibited in the Fair, we observed . i ‘i Trivee—SI "ia co with Mohawk, Paine, for Mayaguese, Nominations For County Currs axp Conongr.— | many that bad been added to it to-day, and which | stitution iliy of oo WSSOGERige what te wares tesa Siay. So Me. Lv ee went through their parts. tial ou for Nye _ Omer ieanall foe Hoione Left ‘ Hr ; + . . BP. . el on, D s; Peru, Evans, Bo 4 The County Convention of the democratic party to | consequently are entered for exhibition enly, and ¢ Any Rit Vincent pene tae dant Ne lave par ready. There will be a repetition ina few days, when Wn it ag] ido 40 Mi Chis Houiy, “Gaia fon New i i re 1 f iti F fe 5 juan’ uci ’ ae r . 6 Spone 2d : 1) W. Leviathan, nominate candidates for county clerk and coroner, | not for competition for prizes. Amongst others, we shipped from that Island on the 2 aotema and cine you shall hear more from a Looker On. | ork, ¢-Spone 21 Inesipoolsens isscocs|: tiowlaad, Betton met last evening at Tammany Hall for that purpose. | observed an increased variety of clocks; one from | which comvosed nearly all the crop, was—7251 — Meu isteibiinar Woval 4 Philadelphi, Canton, Shelby, Madison, Gog; | Kunct. Foler. Nantucket; On the thirteenth ballot Jawes Conner was nomi- | Troy, intended for a church, was a beautilul epeci- | hogsheads, 274 tierces, and 136 barrels sugar; 263 en Breet ener hs a old “Livers tGarreopaataune ar GS TREN ] Raia ‘Walker Rio Jassiry oud makes ™SId Lovive Son nated for cvanty eth by thefollowingvte:— | men of workman; thee wer likewise sever | funsteons and hopsheude rum: Gad yunchcan | yl uhe'zaryutenr eie bel nase ie come Sree aay | ie sees Meni cr Nar James Conner... models cf steam engines, which were in operation, | nd 8 8\8toxec and duced one ee 85, | plaint preferred against him by one of the crew named . } 3; , Zenobie, Owens, West Indies; Michigan, ‘erry, New “Congratulating Muetings”—Prospects of Mr. Clay | Vive. in Philadelphia— Russell's Concert—M’lle Calvé — William Davie: for cruel and unusual punishment, was, after a full and Samuel Osgood *. tient hearing, discharged from custody. Smith and carding machines, spinning jennies, &e. &e. The weather at this island, during the first part of 3 d feom H. H, | the present month, was, at intervals, showery, with | The Commissiover not deeming the case made out sufli- IV ¢ BY THE 4IBERNI. ‘The result wes the nom pape Paths Gee 8, 69. eae 0 many pre. | thunder and lightaing, 3 «sy cent to justity him holding the mate to bail to answer. The Witnut strect Theatre, and other amusements, | MEE eee eee ae ae een j by a unanimous vote. miums lust year. This establishment exhibitseome | A beautiful water-spout passed across the lower Skgeeies OGLE: James Goxpon Bennett, Esq:— Buildings, Noithwest corner of Fulion and Nassau The convention then went into a nomination for | Specimens of almost every kind of India Rubber | part of the Kingston bay, in the afternoon of the Dean Sai streets, the following latest Foreign Journals :— 4 7 ; i i . Tlastrated London News, Ie : “ie goods. Their shoes are decidediy the best and | 3lst ultimo, which was visible for nearly fifteen Before Judge Oakley. election Coroner, the first ballot of which presented the fol- | Most elegant ever belore exhibited, among which | Minutes, when it dispersed ou the ridge between | Ocr. 17-—Samuel Blatchford, vs. William Vyse ond | _ Although the result of the ihe atd Abas Me lowing result:— we noticed particularly, anew article recently in- | Ortley Hall and the Fort. It was followed by a | Thomas G. Gh ma ok an action on a promissory | has s»mewhat detracted from the enthusiasm o ag John D. Spader 7 vented by Mr. D., having the brilliant appeerance | kind of whirlwind, which teok up clothes and | note for $7,500. The defendanta in the suit were the | the whig party in this city, that cause still appearsto| Tie Weekly Dispatch, 1 Cavite 32a 6 of patent leather, ta of most exquisite shape ; also, | other light articles into the air —Parbadors Globe, | drawers of the nete, in favor of ggivile Wilson, of the | et with ‘a eafficient degree of success to induce | The Freeman’s Jouraol 1 Dr. Baweon,< ¢ | A.gurlous. quilted boot tor ladies, which issoelastic | py Th barsue Douglass, Capt | Yetefit in the purchase of 45000 of exchange bills, fun | the continuation of the “congratulating aseem-| The Netion, bs Teka Kanon é Sato. acrnah the fool. Rad Ab SB: AAR SCORING B argue Douglass, Wapr | questionable value. A special endorsement was entered | 4),¢¢5,% (technically so termed,) which were start-| Chas. Wilme 6 Cornelics B. Ti : without fastenings or laces, und shoes of the same | Bourne, arrived here from Rio with dates to the | on the baci of the Bill, by which it was provided, that in | Dlages,” (tec! sl, q fe Wilmer & Smith’s European ‘Time: 13; Joseph D. West 3 description. Really, the manutacture of India | 3).¢ of ‘August. Captain B. reports thet when he | °#*? the amount specified in the body of the note was not | ed by the party immediately after their knowledge ‘a Us ied b vy Dr. Archer, 2 Rubber has attained a high state of i api lear " . rt sutticent for the purchase, the funds required to make up of the “Clay victory” in Philadelphia. During the eaitt cas rupplic with al! of the abeve, by forwa: Schell,. . 0 creditable alike to the ingenuity and skill of those | left, great preparations were making at that place the deficieney should be provides by the drawers; but in palin y Rhee this Kind oan Sour cand Sal ing Cals oriers eb ny oo tale ioe, eco eee % 1 4 q - | case the 7 e ey did not swallow upthe proceeds ast week a meetil ” * To go comer ee engaged in it f for tear ead rr bad Paneeey 2° be ae Empe- | ofan aotetn auft.thedalanbe was toive relurnell by the the reading room of the ““Gentrel Clay Ciub,” the | be received and punctually attended to. The Convention then adjourned to Friday eve- CONVENTION OF BREEDERS. Tor, who was hourly expected from japles 10 4 | holder;; also that the drawers were at liberty to redeem object of which was to adopt tne most effective = ning. Agreeable to the callof the State Agricultural | Brazilian frigate. The Brazilian, accompanied by | thenote before maturity. The note, however, was negoti- | measures for securing the union of the whigs until | @G- ALL PARIS IN TEARS.—When, afew monthe ated away, andthis action is brought by the holder to re cover. A nonsuit was claimed by Mr. Lord for the de: fence, ov the ground thatthe note was not negotiable, as it was given for an uncertain equivalent. The Court held the motion to be sustained, and accordingly ordered @ nonsuit to he entered. For plaintiff, E. H. Blatchford, Esq. For defendants Messrs. Lord and C. Edward: Calendar b' Wednesday.—Nos. 19, 87, 108, 22, 35, 14, 58, 49, 34, 65, 66, 83, 84, 114, 9, 113, 29. the elevation of Henry Clay to the Presidential | 9% Eugene Sue, the colsltated author of the rs PARIS, chair, in 1844. You would have been astoniehed | | 4. attacked by a brain fever, which for along time to have witnessed the immense numbers whe OP- | threatened his life, the whole reading public was thrown peared on this occasion. Long >efore the com-| into tears, and his residence thronged with anxious mencement of the addresseg,the room was absolute- | crowds, who feared that his death would prevent the ly jammed, with the numbers of anxious citizens | completion of the work, about which so much excite. who were endeavor 10 secure advantageous po- | ment existed. a sitions in the large hall, while all means ot egress | The first number of this work, just published at the i i New World office, 30 Ann street, has caused a eensation was soon rendered totally impossible by the crowd | Sr Jt Tet than that which ohvuised the French cap. who obstinately maintained their locale on the stair- y way. I mention this circumstance merely to show fol te ee atin escterea diane you the degree of excitement which prevails on the | and new type, and willbe completed in trom eight to ten subject of politics, and the Presidency, at present in | weeky numters, at 12} centseach. To agents $3 a hue this city ; and it appears now to be the object of the | dred. leaders of the whig party to continue, and even if} Sold at the office, and by all the periodical egents bears ucieaees reas of aflairs, until the Pre- | thoughout the Union. eidential election in . Lae pn peeps oR The returns from the interior of the State at pre. | __ SF" Liga tett i eitewtibtet th deals Eien sent seem to show anexcellent prospect for the af- | Siyntiythronged with the fashion and beauty of N.York, | fairs ot Mr. Clay, and indeed itis now generally | wio seem to take a special delight in every thing useful | conceded (at least by the old Key Stone) that the | andornamental. Among the mony improvements, the | Sage of Ashland maintains the same position in the | Tuberose Shaving Cream stands pre calinant for its su- “hearts ot his coantrymen,” which was occupied pair C aataned in gre a Oy siren lether, ae ie ry fi i i arting a whiteness and smoothness hitherto unattain: by hae vrepiny Pees Hae qeneu campaign | Py any other preparation Phalon’s Dahlia Croum jor the ‘Amusements inthis great city of Quakers seem | héiris alsoto be seen there. ‘Thisisan excellent article im Daca tne iacerass: i oath te ay to che theatres, | (oF the toilet for ladies er gentlemen, causing the hair to , y " Russell and Murdock have both been performing bait peer tntoiie aie, Glossy, end Keeping it from a Neapolitan squadron, with the Princess, had been epoken otf Cape Frio. A U.S. schooner had arrived from Montevideo, which port she left on the 11th of August. That port was still blockaded _No fight- ing had taken place between the two armies. The U.S. ship John Adams was therr, und the Columbus daily expected—she had sailed from Rio for that rt. The British Commodore Purvis, had received rom his goveroment an arproval of his conduct in keeping the port of Montevideo open. Society, a number of gentlemen breeders met al Tue Post Orrick Derartent.—Mr Wicklifle | the rooms of the American Institute to traneact busi- hes unwarrantably arrogated to his Department the | ness, At half past seven the chair was taken by exclusive right to claim the carrying business in | C, N. Bement, Esq. of Albany. newspapers, throughout theee United States, and it! ‘The following gentlemen were appointed a com- might treasonably be supposed that the monopoly ¢f | mittee to report officers for the Convention :—Mr. the business would enzb:e that Department to set pn- | Preyricr, of Albany; Henry Watson, of East vate individuals at defiance; but the opposite is the Windsor, Con.; and Captain Ranpat, of N. Bed- lamentable truth. The result, then, is,that Mr. | ford, Mass. Wicklifle claims the right to subject the communi-} ‘The conmittee reported for President, Dr. Poot, ty toa series of vexatious delays. ot New Brunswick, N. J ; Secretary, Mr. Parsons, The New York American has published the fol- | of the Institute. lowing paragraph on this subject :— The following Circular, on which the call was Ulustration of Postmaster General Wicklifle’s founded, was read by the Secretary :— crusade against the press : vn = Axpanr, June —, 1843, rf Jamaica, Oct. 12, 1843. The State Agricultural Society of New York, desirous Deak Sin—It affords me great regret to be under | that some fixed principles should be established as the the necessity of discontinuing the American, te | basis of excellence inthe various descriptions of Farm which, a8 an old friend, we have become much at- | stock, (without reference to their relutive merits as tached but since che late arbitrary edict of the Post arian Raya) erating recticalsinatention otteeae Office Department, the papers reach us with so much | With instructions toc: 5 irregularity and uncertainty that it is of little use to | {75*bFoughour the States, to the importance of the sub " a gtta: ject, andto make the necessary arrangements for a Con- ene ner at all. You will be pleased to discontinue | Vention to be held at the Library Room of the American ption from this date. Institute, in the city of New York, during its 16th annu- Circuit Court. Before Judge Kent. Tvespay, Oct. 17.—Kentish vs. Bevy Tatham.—This is an action to recove for services rendered. The defendant: turers of leaden pipe for Croton water, and employed the plaintiff, who is a chemist, to write“ up” their article, and to write“ down” the prepared tin’d pipe, which he did, and brings this action to recover he amount agreed on. The defence claims a nonsuit,on the ground that Charles Tatham is not a partner in the establisbment,and consequently the present action is not sustainable. The Court was in favor ot grenting a nonsuit, but has granted the plaintiff an adjournment, to enable him to provide the necessary prootot partnership. ‘The case will be resum- ed at the opening of the court to-day. Calendar for Wednesday—Nos. 14, 63, 91, 97, 18, 25, 44, 16, 28, 41, 42, 81, 88, 65, 74, 34, 97, 39, 47, 69. Experiments 1n Coat —A gentleman who takes a deep interest in all matters relating to the advance- ment of home industry, has furnished us with the following results of aseries of experiments in coal, made at a large sugar refinery establishment in New England, with a cylindrical boiler, steam blowing off at 33 lbs. above atmospheric pressure : . of Water. 19.022 Ibs. Lehigh, evaporat 1BLI77 per week 17.618‘ Beaver’ Meadow, 50.996 18.645‘ Lackawanna, -« 22.962 “ Sidney, «mixed, Giving the following result :— 159) 167,433“ 102,459 3. of Water 9 52-100 9 08-100 Court of Common Pleas, 1 Respecttully yours. al fair, inthe month of October next, the day to be here 1“ Lackawana,-- 8 98-100 —Nos.. 28, 2 here. On Thursday last the former gentleman gave | Sold wholesale and retail b; From The Journal of Gaon i copy the fol- | ster noticed; at which breeders of stock tnd those in: 1 “ Bituminous coal, 447-100 eee eres Nos-6, 12, 22, 28, 24, 26, 26, | PETE intellectual sonoert, at. the Chinese Muse- epee ALON, terested in agriculture, are most respectfully urged to | Thus showing a saving of more than one-half to Aenea he ats lial a um, before alarge and apparently gratified sudi- Hair Dressing Saloon, 214 Broadway, give their attendance, with a view to a full and free dis. | | oy F the hard hi General Sessions. ence. The tent scene from Richard the Third was Opposite 8t. Faul’s. Mowawx, Oct. 13, 1848. | cussion of those forms, qualities and properties which | the consumer in favor of the hard coal of this coun- Before Recorder Talimadge and Aldermen Tillou and | produced ina creditable manner, and was encored Boston, 13 Court st., BRAINARD & CO. Messrs. Have & Hattock — most conduce to intrinsic value, and also tbat the distinc | try, We do not vouch for the accuracy of the ee- ‘Martin. y the unanimous desire of the assembly. @ RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX: | GENTLEMEN — tive characteristics of each separate breed may be | Verairecsults. This alone we will say, that the in- | James R. Warrixa, Esq District Attorney. ‘At the Chesnutetreet Theatre, Mile. Calvé still | TURE, for the permanent cure of primary and secondary +i closely defined 2s porsible. What can be the matter with your post office? | <r eta a ree the decision of such ing will offer to the agriculturist the best inform: ey. Turspay, Oct. 17—Trial of “ Mike Walsh” for Libel on Levi D. Slamm—The Court was detained nearly two hours, waiting for one of the jurors who was absent, and who, upon making his appearance, said “he didn’t know it was so late.” The Recorperthen proceeded to charge the Jury, in the course of which he reviewed several points of law, urged by the counsel for the defence, as well as the sta- tute of the State governing the case. Hecharged that a general report or rumor wes not sufficient to fully justify a publication charged as libellous, but would tend, in a civil suit, to assist in repelling the charge of malice in mitigation of damages. That evidence thet a’ complain- ant Was @ common libeller, would algo go in mitigation in acivil suit, but was not a legal defence in a criminal action. Hecharged that the Jury were the sole yndges of both the law end the fact; and that they must be satis- fied that the article, chai as libellous, was a libel 1 the meaning of the law ; that it wes published by the ac- cut and, itso, was it with good motives and justifiable ends. ' That it had been alleged that the complainant in this case was a lic man, conducting a genus press; and, therefore, his character was open to the attacks of who felt disposed to make them. The Court con- sidered that his public acts were proper subjects for comment and censure, but his private character could not be assailed, without the motive was justifiable. He con- continues to delight our citizens withthe ‘‘syren | syphilis. This mixture is the best and most effectual re- strains of her melodious voice,” and although much | medy at present Known for these Leta aes an | ry - | controlling the diseases without injuring the constitu. was expected from her, in consequence of the repu: Senay cotitnbetent trowltoneas tans f, tation which preceded her from New York, it is | 5 %Scn. small de, $1; in cases contaming half gozen, universally admitted that she has altogether equal- Lateran reokegi ond sent to all parts olebe Union. he ed, if not surpassed, the eulogiums which were | fice and consulting rooms of the College of Medieine and bestowed upon her in your city. f § Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. The Walnut is going on altogether in a quiet, W.S. RICHARDSON, Agent, steady manner. Since the management of Mr. NEW YORK POSSESSES A THOUSAND AT. Biake, he has revived Shakspeare’s play of id teethoas Gul aneeunOrtrane the inline See ratte oe the Fourth, in which he sustained the part of Sit | ways and forms, but it has remained for the proprietor of John Falstaff with tolerable success, and has alrea- | the Alhamrato invent a new pleasure for them, 2nd one dy announced 1t for repetition on Monday evening. | which they have long desired to obtain, [ mean a genteel [suppose we are now to be drummed with this | place ot resort, where, afier a morniug promenade, or re- character, as with his Last Man. at short intervals | turning from the opera or a concert in the evening, they during his whole management. Weil have nomore | can obtain some more substantial kinds of retreahments drummiog, Mr. Blake. A plague of all drums. if Lae esp A Mae ieataer pete eter i be + ‘n fitting up a new and beautiiul saloon on the ror ol At the Areb, Booth, Conner, and Graham are | aig catatllshment, and farninbing st inthe: most alagent nightly petorenng crowded houses. _To-mor- | oj costly manner, where may be obtained in the greatest ray avesiaereer I oe takes oe eae oe mot perlection, 9 cooked i : 7 syle aall ful mo- “in and will appear as ‘ ca coftse—ch» te, and ajvariety of other delicacies, tragedy of the’ Distressed Mother, which has not | served up ina style that cannot fail to please the most mien even Sree hy ebstiegaed amor eid fastidious. eane: y Mr. Graham a takes bis e> tragedy of Coriolanus, in which he will sustain the | jrogitisown hue, Death through every vein is rushing, principal character, P andthe victim’s days are few. Fierce consumption lov. eon the National Theale, Me. Ped et ag pe to sever from us those to whom we're clung. ant his lor the sent week. in onday night he an- | arrow iteth ever etthe beautiful—the yeuog. uta enabed te appear as Othello, te the Tago of Mr. | shield oe hail with pleasure, that bis ahaite will turn Oxley, and on Tuesday as Metamora, ia Stone’s | aside—snatch from Death the mother’s treasure, and re- tragedy of that name. store the father’s ride: ce the aves snd wore specific " off-red us by Pease and Son, which of life and bo; rO- AE A Lele Loorvs; || iiss, Ahotende fom the tomb have won. Go— whatever wR . | secur condition, from b: onchitis—cough—catarrh—eo to < ae Rae Ghd Bn Re Forty five Division street, thore does Pease on Death am, ot the New rieans 41 y make war, we mentioned a day or two since, is dead. He was | KNOW OF NO SUCH WORD AS IMPOS- a victim to the fever. ? exciaimed Nupoieon in answer to one of his = ht who reporied a certein region ee the verb be TWO GRAND AND INTERESTING PER. | heyond the power ot —and it was scaled — toreenoee daily st the American Museum, at 3 and 74 | We have sevn many ase, and it seemed to us o'clock, by Dr. Valentine, Mr. Cole, Mr. Nellis the man | be.ond the skill of wer of medicine tocure, born without arms, Gen. Tom Thumb, Mr. Sherman, the | 89d yet tims that we had mentally given up to the wondertu! Dog Billy, kc. &c. ‘The Fair at Niblo’s tomb, are some of them now fighting their way through tracting great attention ; but we are very much misteken | the world with mre vigor and energythan we can boust. if the Ferpetual Fair at this Masvum dose not prove of Lge owe their lives, under Provitence, to Dr. Peters.— even still greater benefit to business men, as their goods, | He, like Napoleon, “knew no such word as impossible,” specimens and inventions, are exhibited the whele year, aud charging the various isdigpe of ne fe toy vari- to thousands of persons from all parts of tho city and coun: | 0U8 medicines, he frequently drove my cone prey try. How, then, can we do our business friends a betier | When the fatal arrow had well nigh left the destroy er's favorg, than to recommend them to ve their articles, | band. In that ger ot ope com} post epee already prepared, to this Perpetual Fair, at the close of | Vegetable Pills, Vegetable Plaster and Medic nm the one now holding at Niblo’s Garden. ' Try it, for the | “ees, may be found 4 cure for every curable complaint that flesh is air to. carpeneosare but tri Principal office 126 Fulton cor. Nastau street, Agente 1) AS, THIS BEING THE LAST DAY OF THE IN. | J. 8. Murphy, 99 north Sixth street, Philadelp! died ot Peale's New York Museum, the Manager has de Jordon, 2 Milk street, Boston. termined te give a splendid perfo: mance this alternoen at spn 3 o'clock, ah gain in the Rrening.ot 7h ‘The lodions | g- A NEW DISCOVERY—DR. LARBOR’S EX- have obtained for their dances entirely new and splendid | tract of Lungwort, for all lung and liver complaruts, dresses, expressly for the occesion Miss Adair the vo- | coughs, colds, spitting of blood, elhest} This new medi- calist, La Petite Cerito the admired dausense, and Mr. | cine is made entirely different from all others, and so Fletcher the comic singer, given forth to the world. Its virtues bave bren fully with the Mammoth Bones, ‘Caspar vened tn oi al ead hatha and the pow: <4 ers of are such 1e rie'ors cou! witno! maid, and the 500,000 curiosities—all tor one ia benefits from mankind. We do not urgetke “dear pubs G BY THOUSANDS !”—Mrs. Ellis’s | lic” to use this article if they do not require ii—but we noo neering Made oy ny ‘Compete Tostructor in | know that it will cure coughs and colds, and all com- all branches of Cookery and Domestic Economy ; con plaints of the chest, lungs and liver, quicker than any jost modern and approved receipts of daily | thing else ever known. To be found only at 21 Court. families. Stereotype edition. Revised and | landt street. by SOREN RFA = seetioun Isay- Sta vemtiulsroveses States, Dy | oq COMSTOCK’S SARSAPARILLA is warrented A new edition isnew ready—price 25 cents. as strong, large ~ te ES ee as any other Although publahed but a week since, this admirable | ticle in the world that sells at one dollar, at the low work has met with a sale that has rarely been paralleled. | Price of fifty cents per bottle, $4 7 cg! Tt hos re- The press is unanimousin its favor. Jn the National Jn- |p ged cured of scrofula twenty and thirty yoars stand- telligencer of Oct. 12, N.P. Willis writes :—"Mrs, Billia’s | 19, after all other preparations of Sersaparilia had (ailed, Housekeeping Made ‘Easy has been Americanized by a | Which fally | red ite pgett tag og beens era very distinguished lady of New York, and it is the cook- | st the wide difference in price. to bala A ery book—they say, who know. Burgess and Stringer | that this article sold at 0 low a pric $0 good as are selling it by thousands. Our cookery isa compound | {howe that sell at one dollar per boitir; Hat it people gia of French and English practice, partaking (as intended | let prejudice run away with their yoda ea by the lady in this book) the excellencies of both. will go and pay one hundred per cent a ace article ‘The Boston Transcript says :—It is an excellent manual | 0! 80 good as this ae, Preys _ ao le. 21 Courtland of cookery ; and the Dousshiold bists ate of e oharecter street is the only placeto find it g . to be of almost daily service in all families, The work is : ‘ meeting with an taienho sale, and it deserves it. 0G- CHANGEABLE hide ph INVARIABLY ‘The Albany Evening Journal says :—It will be their | Produces coughs and colds, and the only sure end speedy own fault if our housewives omit to profit by this volume. | ‘elie! is to be found in De. Sherman't Cough Lozenges. Mrs. Ellis has done them a substantial service in this ex | \e have tric K decir of an fobefar cellent work. We commend it to their espzcial notice.— | the best remedy now in us ey allay the irritation It ia sold at the low price of twenty five cents. of the throat, give quiet rest, and cure up a cold more From the New York Tribune :— This is a very useful | #veedily than ony medicine we have ever seen Hundreds andcomplete manual. It discusses a subject that comes | have used them with great benefit when other reme- formation was derived from one who is acquainted with the establishment at which the experiment was made, and it was communicated to him for the pur- pose of aiding him in eome statistical returns on the products of the country, and which are intended for the public eye. Whilst your paper of a given day has, until recently, Sec auived ners within Pada 8 hours | that can, at present, be elicited ; and which, they trust, from the date of your afternoon edition, letters mail- may beso satisfaciory to the mind of every intellig:nt ed at your post office are from two to five days in | breeder, as to lead to greater uniiormity of action end accomplishing the eame distance. opinion,and possibly become a standard with them, by Within the year I have received by mail seventy- | which to judge and be judged, in all cases of competi. eight letters that were mailed at the New York post | tion. i office; of these, but two arrived as your paper does, | _ With these views of the subject, the committee hope on the next day; twenty-seven were two daysin their | YoU May deem it of sufficient importance to be present at transit, thirty-two were three days, nine four days, His Fropesed, Coo veney ene eee ie eialsctesiens he and eight accomplished the feat in fivedays. Al! The committee will be obliged any suggestions, in these are counted from the date of the post mark, | tue interim, you may consider of suificrent impertunce to and not from that of the letter, which is generally a | be communicated to them in relation to this object. dey earlier, to the day of the arrival, including the FRANCIS ROCCH, one day and excluding the other, making the time E. P. PRENTICE, full as stated. That there was great wrong some- 2 where, has been evident for a long time; bul un- til recently I was not aware of the fact that this ; = was entirely due to your city post office. Ic The chairman then requested any gentleman has been found, upon examination, that the Jet- | present to explain his views on the points of cattle, lets reiain et your office for days, as appears | such xs he thought would be useful to breeders.— trom the discrepancy between the date of the post itati 5 i mark on the letter, and that of the way bill accom- Fee Re ee panying it. For inetance, the package that arrived | took the floor, and for several minutes entertained here on the 10:h, has all its letters stamped ‘‘New | the convention with ahistory of the points in Ce at bf ee ee date May “Suort Horns,” which he had, after close obser- arrived here regulatly on the next day, was marked | Y&tion, concluded most valuable to the breeder.— “U.S. Express Mail,” and was not left at your city | He has been devoted to the improvement of the office, which prob: bly accounts for its arriving tndue | breed for nearly twenty-three years, and was of season. How the other happened to biunder through | opinion that a fine cattle could be raised ascheap 28 in time is amystery, if not a miracle. Really, the < fi Post office esteblishment has gotten to be a public | 2 Coarse one. He read several extracis from Mejor nuisance ; and thiaking men will oppose any reform | Rudd’s letter to Colonel Buel on this subject. The of a caystem having no redeeming features, and | technical expressions we omit. which is made up of the most atrocious abuses, and 5, -, will demand its entire abolition, and thus leave the |. Mr. Allen, editor of thie Sones Pecouneral transportation of papere and letters, like that of ail | ist, in this city, next gave his views. He observed other commedities, free to all. Who doubts that | that it was the opinion of Cline, the eminent vete- in such case, the business would be done better, | ir, in hi quicker, and cheaper? > | rinary surgeon, but that Dr. Playfair, in his late * : lectures on animal physiology, contended that ani- Sa Da publi x “i A rat one nie ty Bepuliican ob the 12hvinst, mals of sound lungs fatted easiest, yet inasmuch as Tue Norruern Mart.—On Tuesday evening we Cline was a thoroughly practical pe and Playfair received New York papers of Friday and Saturday | Father a theorist than otherwise, he was inclined to morning, by the steamboat {rom Charleston. By | the opinion of the former, that animals with large Hee D tate ab pesterday, the latest acs lungs fatted easiliest. The first point to be consi- ft 01 ew York, were those tl at : day,while the letter mails of both days were receiv- | dered was a good brisket; the second, fine, clean ed. How does this happen? We are told by a | limbs and horas ; the third, fineskin, hair, &c.; the a ai nope ve eaaniean ri pated toa a fourth, good handling. In dairy cows he could not mington Doat with the Northern ail arrive AL} i about7 o'clock that morning, giving sufficient time posieively exy.tueye ful) thigh hedpaee pap sed aaa to ussort and send every thing for Savanoah. Per- | 84Ve an instance ofa cowbelonging to a Mr.Schenck haps the mail-bag containing the papers were left | of thie city, which he had no doubt wasa grade Dur- somewhere the other side ot Charleston. Indeed | ham. This cow was of five limbs,no horns,and gave inis is the most probable, as the Post Master of . Thi Charleston is very prompt in sending on our mails | the richestmilk he had ever seen. This last eeason when they reach him in season, and we may as| she gave sixteen quarts of milk per day, and from ad Soetent the aah contractor on the line, is as | this rich milk sixty-five and a quarter pounds of but- rf avering them bere. ter were made in three weeks. It was so rich, that by using the paddle for a short time, the butter was easily made The points above enumerated he con- sidered as essential—the size, of course, differing in different sections. He observed that the question now under discussion was occupying the attention of the breeders in England; and at the Smithfield show of fat cattle, in December next, he trusted Tue Season.—The great peculiarity of an Ame- rican autumn is the Indian summer. The sky is serene, and the atmosphere of a very mild, balmy nature, which gives a quiet, subdued color to the heavens, making the period very beautiful and pleasant, particularly to invalids defering their de- parture to some southern shore, in quest of that relief to bodily ills the rigorous climate of mid- winter in this latitude denies them. The Island of Cuba hes become the most healthy, fashionable resort, for those afflicted with pulmonary com- plaints. The whole Island is equally healthy, so that invalids can roam about with every facility of conveyance. Some of our best ships are at this season brought into the service of taking passengers to the South, and those who are compelled to seek some sotter air than this country affords cannot be deprived of 0 Going for the want of a suitable con- veyance. a eta ‘acquit; and if they believed that it emonated from malice or revenge, or was unjustified by the circum. stances of the case, as presented by the testimony, it duty to convict him. Mr. Granam asked the Court to charge that the same latitude be allowed to scan the private and public racter of a party in office, that would be toa patty who was a candidate for oftice. The Court acceded tothis proposition, and the Jury re tired at about 1 o’clock. At about 2 o’clock the jury came into Court by their own desire, and asked whether, when Mr. William Sloinm was called upon the stand 8s a witness by Mr. Whiting tor the prosecution, and objections being made by defence to the questions put, he was withdrawn, had the defence then aright to examine said witness. The Court stated that whenever 2 witness was called by either party and sworn and then withdrawn, the op- posite party had a right to enter into a cross-examination ness. Mr. Granam took exceptions to this charge of the Court, which were noted. The Jury then retired. Trial for Libel on Joseph Southard.—\ Mike Walsh” ‘was put upon his trial for sibel on Joseph Southard, pub” lished in “The Subterraneam,” on the 12th of Aug last. The lidel charges him with being a “ thiet,” o “traitor to his country,” ond thet he had been publicly whipped in New Jersey for stealing poultry. ‘That he had been nine times in prison after sentence, and twelve al Dahoee? his felonies had been compounded without a trial, &e. An additional panel of ten jurors were summoned by deputy Sheriff Arnold, from which, with the old panel, eight only were selected, as the remainder were set aside, ving expressed an opinion either unfavorable or tavor- able to the accused. The Court then took a recess until six o’clock, in order to give the jury time to deliberate. At six o'clock they assembled, and the jury were call- ed into Court. The foreman stating thet they were un- able to agree, and that they would in all probability con- tinue so, the Court ordered them to be discharged. The jury refused to tell the position in which they stood as to acquittal or conviction. Navat.—We copy the following items of Naval intelligence {romthe Army and Navy Chronicle of Friday last: — The brigs Pioneer and Consort have been order- ed tobe fitted out as store ships, probably intended for the African squadron. | ‘The schooner Wave will take the place of the Pioneer as receiving vessel on the Baltimore sta ton. The rendezvous at Charleston, S. C., is to be re- opened under Commander Pinckney, and the schr. On-ka-hy-ee, under command of Com. J. D. Knight, is designed as the receiving vessel. Navy Onvens.—Oct. 4—Lt. J. T. McDonough, receiv- ing vessel, Baltimore. Oct.5—P. Mid. Wm. De Tongh, frigate Savannah, Norfolk; Mid. J. P. Wheelock, sup te dependence, New York. Oct.6—Capt. J.D Sloat, de- tached from command of navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H., Ist November, and waitizg orders; Lieut. Roger Perry, steamer, Union, Washington; Purser Wm_ Sinclair, or- der to sloop Yorktown revoked; Master Thomas Goin, rendezvous, New York; P. Mid. C. ap. Roger Jones, Depot of Charts, Washington; P Mid. James IL. Blair, brig Per- ry, Norfolk; Lt. J. W. Cooke, order to brig Perry revok- Mavame Crntt Damorgau anp Mons. ARrtot.— Our musical citizens have a rich treat in the proapec- tive. The debut of the above artiste will create an era inthe advancement of this accomplishment in this country never before reached. Malibran, Fur- nasari, and the host of others, recollected by many, made their appearance in this city in the infancy of their sublime genius. They obtained their laurels after leaving our shores, but notso with Damo- reau; she comes here with the greatest reputation, she has reached the height of perfection in the art, and gives us an opportunity to listen to her superior voice, before it loses any of ite sweetness. As Prima Donna in Paris, at the Frenzh and Italian opera, she reigned supreme. The grace and finish of her execution cannot be approached by any liv- ing artis: Mons. Artot is as perfect a master of the violin as Madame Damoreau is of the human voice. He is still young, but during his short career in Eurepe, has acquired a reputation second te but one living. These two distinguished professors give a concert on Thursday evening at the Washington Hotel. We reserve further remarks until after that time, when we shall give a just and merited critique on their performances Onances 1x THE Government Orrices —Rumor Teports that many changes are contemplated in the government offices, both mejor and minor. Ot the jaiter class the following have eccurred i—Mr Burr, formerly of the New York Whig, now of the Land Office, has been appointed Secretary of the Terri- tory of Wisconsin, and Mr. Holbrook, recently of “ A - the Hartford (Conn.) Eagle and Patriot, has been Le ipapaacon a ak fucprar di hats aged ed " the essential points of the various breeds. He was aaah ig ie the; place vacated by not prepared to give any definite opinion on the eub- ject at present, and had only thrown out the casual remarks he had made to excite discussion. He re- commended that before the Convention adjourned some time should be determined on when a second Convention would meet, as then the reports from abroad would be ready, and gentlemen breeding cattle would be better prepared to give their ex- perience in a more tangible enepe. enephateningie sa Mr. Bemeat, of Albany, thea read some extracts Sream Sm Great Western.—This steamer | from works on breeding, and added to them some sails to-morrow at 2 o'clock, from her berth foot of | emarks on his own experience; but es they are too Mr. Wattace’s Concert.—The Apollo was well filled last evening to listen to Wallace’s exquisite tones on the violin. The new pieces composed by him expressly for this concertare perfect geme, and will become very popular. Mrs. Sutton was in fine voice, and sang with her usual effect. We hope he will repeat the same programme at some future ume. Home Leacue.—This body of wiseacres met yes- terday at the rooms of the American Institute, and organised. Officers were appointed for the ensuing year,and an address of considerable length was adopted, which will appear in due course for the guidance of all interested. The League then ad- journed Nisro’s.—The Ravels are reversing the order of theatrical procedure. The audiences increase as the season approachesits termination. No greater proof could be adduced of their sterling and unal- loyed power of attraction. To-night the whole family appear in three popular pantomimes. The Four Lovers, or Harvest Home—The Venetian Carnival, or Panch in Good Humor, with the cele- brated stilt exercise, with, positively and absolutely r a dies have failed in giving relief. ‘The Doctor's wareboure 0 ° i . ~ a ed. Mid. R: Fairfax, sloop Boston, Boston. Oct.7—Lt. | hometo “ the business and bosoms” of men withpeculiar | (10), treet e227 Hud: vals TOR vere Pike street, tor Liverpool, making het last trip (or | dr¥ for general reading, and will be published inthe | the laet time, the popular mimic extravaganza of | Geo,'T. Sinclale,receiving ship Norfolk. Oct. 9—Com. | ev phosis ; and we take plensnra in commending it tothe | WG Nema ne cl Ag moi? Huon sents tol Bow. attention of all engaged in housekeeping, or who inten: entering on duties. Itie not iis Tolat tocomende ion | Street, Brooklyn. furpit rtant instructions at a cheap rate. be cd Twoshillines will Teoable any one in this volume to buy 0G- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S {SPECIFIC PILLS for the radical cure of Gonorrhea, Glert, and oll moct a great deal of comfort. Z dl . purulent discharges of the urethra. Prior to the intro- The Boston Times calls it the best Ad ie toue of tne | duction of there fills nto the United States, diseases of manual of the kind ever punen dabject to chonge ; but { tue Urcthra were considered difficult to cure, requiring low diet, confinement from bus.ness, and a course of Mra. Ellis keeps pace with the most modern improve: | eaicine of romiwo or three months in ordinary ches; but thanks (o the research and long experience ef Profes- The New York Courier, end Muidne litte chide | for Velpean, these complaints are «ifcctuslly cured by the we snes of the American public. It should be inthe his celebrated pilis in from four to ten days, without con- bende oF very bojy who aspires to the credit of an cc: tinement, alteration of diet, tainting the breath, or dis- the season. We shall issue a second edition in | ®8ticultura! paper, we do not deem it necessary to season for the mail bags, which will contain a full | OCCUPY Our space with them. He suggested that digest of the latest news up to the last moment, for | 8°™Me system should be adopted by the Convention, our European subscribers, and for all who may | Whereby to classify the points of the several breeds, want something in # emall space in the way of | Whereby to estimate animals. He preferred the news, to send to their relatives or friends. Alderny to the short horn Committees were appointed to report, to-morrow Tur Stam Suir Acapta sailed from Boston on | evening, scales of points of excellence in the several Monday, with twenty siz passengers, nineteen of | breeds adapted tothis country. After jsome desul- which were for Liverpool. She carried out ave. | tory conversation, the Convention adjourned to the Conjuror’s Gift, or the Magic Pills. No panto- mime, with the single exception of the 65 Misfor- tones of Fortunatus, has attracted such continued crowded assemblages of delighted audiences as the Maric Pills. A dozen such would not be a dose. Gabriel Ravel appears in the first and last pieces, assisted by every member of the talented Ravel Family. This is positively their last week. J.D Knight, command of schooner Onkahyee, as receiv- ing ship, Charleston, South Carolina; Commr. Wm. M. Armstrong, te command of rendezvous, Norfolk, vice Com. J J. Young, Ist November; Mid. R. B. Lowry and J.B. McCauley, ship Princeton, Philadelphia, Oct. 10— Lt. W.F. Lynch, permissionto be absent from the Uni. ted Stutes till lat 7, next, for the benefitof his health. Oct. Lt. J. A. Winstow, to return to Gibraltar via Eng! |, with despatches to Capt. Newton, Resianation.—Oct. lth—E. R. Neilson, ecting Mid shipman. Frigate Missourt.—The ship Rajah, Capt. Bangs, arrived in this port this forenoon, from Gibraltar, Mr. Burton.—Mnrs. Jones’ Bengrit.— Whatever 4 Fee fa A agreeing wih the most delicate constitution. Sold in ry heavy mail meet again to-morrow. may be said in the way of criticism of Mr. Burton’s heaetrine went chien fog ot i ie Celt tet nowlll belarworded by mail for $1. boxes, conteining one nundred pills, price He 4 Tasan oF Case c c Jonn Quincy Apams —The venerable Ex-Presi- acting—if the saying that ‘the proof of the pudding | wreck of the Missouri, and bringing as passengers | Published and for sal, 198 & STRIN ot poecmeen 9Y: Newen ettest. We showe am mat, Sassivs M. Cuay.—-Our readers will ur s - is in the eating” be true, then do the managers find | many of her late officers and crew. The names of dy op ie x) Mage + , 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. recollect the offray that took plece in Kentucky | dent will make a circuitous tour to Washington, to the officers are as follows, taken from the Exchange iy, New York, him the very best low comedian in the country. Mr. Burton does not play to-night, but gives place to Mrs. Jones, an actress of high eminence, who takes her benefit. Mr. Kirby, always a faverite with the Chatham people, takes the chief characters in the “Six Degrees of Crime—a drama made peculiarly his own—and that of Claude Melnotte, in the “ La- dy of Lyons;” Mrs. Jones performing the heroine in both pieces. The two popular dancers, Misees Rallia and Partington, present a grand trial of their skill, each appearing in a fancy dance. News Room books :— some lime since, between Mr. G ®) attend to his Congressional duties at the next Ses- ween Mr. Cassiue M. Clay and 8 B Bissell,G R a Mr. Brown, a post c agent, on which occa- | Sion, which commences in December. He will sion Mr. Clay cut Mr. Brown desperately with a | leave Quincy, Massachusette, on the 25:h instent, bowie knife. For the crime of assault and battery, | and proceed, by way of Buffalo, Ashtabula, and with intent to kill, Mr. Clay was put upon his trial | Cleveland, to Cincinnati, where he intends to arrive at Lexington on the 10h instamt. In the course of | about the 6ih November, to attend the laying of the the trial it was shown that Brown was the aggres. | corner stone of an Observatory on the 9th of No- sor, and that Mr. Cay only acted in self-defence ; | vember. he was therefore acquitted. Mr. Henry Clay, the q great Kentucky statesman, who has returned to his |. VE®™ONT—The Legislature met at Montpelier, f. on the 12th inet id Trai piece at the bar, defended his namesake speaker of the tetas by & Teer Thee pants extolled sidelines 5 Vilas, and F. F Merrill clerk by 112 to 96 tor O pirmrition.—The American Inatitate | President; 19 to Sek oe, ee ae cected has offered « premium jor the best exhibition of and by all Periodical Agents. FACTS WORTH KNOWING—A Eee stay QG- RAZORS—The largest varicty to be found in the for he Hair felling out—or to restore it io bald places. city, first quatity, warranted Perfumery Brushes fur the | Accertuin cure for el! Rhewmatism and swelled Limbs, Toilet of all kinds, Shaving and Washing Soap, Prepo- | no exceptions. : rations for the Toilet frora the most celebrated manufac | A certain aud positive cure for the Piles in all cares. tories, at Neneh itd low prices. G. SAUNDERS. ‘A warranted cure for all Bruises, Scaids, and other The Metalic jet Strop, invented by G. Saunders, | Sores, und Sore Byes. been tensive use forthe last 26 years. Certifi' | A warrant-d cure for the Salt Rhoum. cates of periority from the following scientific gen ‘A beautiiul Dye for the Hair—will not color the skin. tlemen, are at present tn the possession of the inventor. | | Warrantes: roe come lessor J. Griscom, Dr. Velentine Mott, Geo. James certain “ Tallmadge, President of the American Institute, and Mr. | Each of those to be had only at 21 Courtlendt street, Milliken, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 901 8:rond. and at the Branch House, Comstock & Ross, 62 Gorabill Manufactory, 168 Biosdway. roofs of these facts as will convince al. , T. G. Hunter, Lieutenants; F. Alexander, Acting M Bowie, ass’t Surgeon; A. 8. Taylor, Lt. of Marines: ‘arrow, chiet Engineer; J.M, Wainwright, D, MeN. Fairfax, 0.8. Throckmorton, P. Mid; A.C. Wakeman, Purser’s clerk: J. 8. Bohrer, J Fry, H. Davidson, J. H. March, Mid.; W. Scott, ast’t En. ineer; H. Hunt, A. met, 8. Archbold, T'. Zeller, do; R. Dixon, boatswain; Barton, runner; C. Jordan, carpenter; J.'D Freeman, failmaker; and 275 men and boys.— Boston Tyanscript. S. Scnoonex Ewrenprtse—Harbor of Rio de Janeiro, August 81st, 1843.— List of officers attached to the U. 8. echooner Eaterprize :— James M. Watson, Esq, Lieut. og Francis B. Renshaw, Ist Lieut. ; Charles Hunter, 24 do.; Edward Bissell, Purser ; James McClelland, Assistant Surgeon ; Thomas L. Dace, Midshipman ; John T. Walker, do. ; J H. Nones, do. Al well. 0G- CONSTITUTIONAL DEDILITY EFFECTU | _ The public may rest asvured, thore is no fancy in thece AEE CURES ahs aie Minrore, peeneee ae New York College of ine and Phormacy, in [EMICAL DISCOVERY.—A compost: universally prescribed by the Medical feculty iF the | ON en discovered ior renovating ond Gispon.—“ To gild refined gold” would be as Nove. © sensible an operation, as to puff the great work of , Votes for Governor— Offici Gibbon on “ The Decline and Fall of the Roman ure of exirome debility, produced by secret indulgences. ere Nenad fire-works To morrow night the trial of pyrotech- hi sae ff Empire,” for who that can read is unacquainted | jnyy yet Artillery—Company E, Bvt. Major | | fies of the meat distrosting nature ore. dat Lonpare’ rp BP er those who regard comer, val nic ekill comes off at the Gardens, The Fire King, with its surpassing merit? The Harpers are pub- | Saunders, transferred from Houlton to Fort Sulli- | mre cfeeteal remedy for alt enses of impotency, s- por eae f CUE goat on te pT ge so Edge,und Mr. Kenney, whose exhibition at the lishing it in fifteen numbers at 26 cents each. It | ¥in, Eastport, Maine; and Company G, Captain J, | miaal weskness, and nocturnal emissions we rece cod mening Od leather ew, Cerriags tone Oaetle Garden has given him « Notoriety, are the " will be accompanied by the notes of Rev. H. H i. Winder, from Fort Sallivas to Houlton. hetea Greene Maa carticli packed Svomen nd harnese it prevents Ua blistering or cracking ‘ ne tite ibe nie r no choice b od ————— ‘a dozen, $5, ing the leather soft and pliable. It will doublet a ore. It will be a fury contest, und without huguen ereoeenee Paver clebtion for Gorse ‘wo | Milman, (who also contributes a prefatory e80Y) } New Anricue or Intport.—The bark Chusan, J perteot the Union, xerpinE yarness or carrloge tops, if used according todt, RICHARDSON, Agent. wear 6 1 be a brilliant affair. Huzea (or the Office end conmalting Yoowe ol the College, if Nantan | rections. It ia rold at 91 Courtiandt stroet, by the botile street. and several useful mape. The first number is out, Judge Mattocks was chosen, as tollows:—For Mat e and contains over 180 pages. For wale at this office. Captain Collegan, at Boston from Rio Janeiro, tocks 1 1, for Kellogg 104, Williams 7—majority 20. winner ! brought 180,000 toothpicks forthe Tremont House. or gallon.