The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1842, Page 1

‘No. 168.——Whole No. 3019. NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1 ee a ———————————————— : on RAILROADS &STEAMBOATS. ; WATERING PLACES, &C. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ARNDEN & CO—GERMAN AGE D T ‘seribers respectfully SPRINGS. ow commodions Hotel will be ors on wl after the the Village of Sharon Springs, Schoharie Counts, anuounce #2 arrange made with Samuel Haigh ‘Aut he f “GENERAL CONTIN for the trangsetion of ni for, facil ing cotrse between this country an As Antwerp is Situated ‘at only 18 hours dist in the immediate mauafacturing ance from London, 30 ¥ of Holland and Ger- by railroads or steamn atest advantages for pui- offices in Rasen, Al m i season for t is a hours from Parts, my and directly connects, with Chasing and forwarding most eminent medizal professors ng properties unsurpassed, and believed to be une same steamer, w! rs of German books are particularly requested HARDEN & CO. migr of somamer, either health c These springs are bat a of the merning ears tors to the Spr New York, May 17th, 18 POMEROY C 0.’S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. Ay ani s, being about torty- cold and shower Baths furnished at all of th mineral or fresh water, and every atte deg the stay of visitors agreeable. An abundance of the purest mountain spring lee ROBT. HAMILT THE SPRINGS HOTEL.—This Hotel w lage of Sharon Springs, for. the re tors, and combining all the advantages of this delix' ____sS WILLIAM E, JONES. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HO! AT THE PINE ORCHARD.— iouable resort will be conducted dur- ‘are now running a rerular si Rail 1 places, for FORWARDI most speed, regularity and safe Notes, ‘Important. P: the negotiation, transfer, xchange, Notes, Dra! sonable per eentageexecui » “Acceptances, Accounts, &c., at rea- te orders for the parchase ot sale of ce and Manufactured Articles of every de- v. in the tewns on their *, HARNDEN & CO’S EXPRES! and Boston and rs. HAWLEY & COS EXPR ffalo to Cleveland, Detrort and C HIS romantic and fashi the deservedly hi tion and transaction of all mercanti remittances, exchange: eriman, A. D. Patchin, Noah afore, its tables w that the New York mark at can promote t patrons will be promptly establishment and ¢s) Ke. W. Olcott, Watts ‘ee, James Taylor, ‘Fheodore pet iin ag, Backus & Hawley, Utica j mcwte; A. G. Smith, Auburn 5 shen Lockport aa er . : Buffalo. cach & Co.'s execllent line of stages will run tofore regularly between the landit , on the arrival of the boats, June 13th, 1812. ORT LEE PAVILLION, hester ; John Me- CG. L. BEACH, Proprie tos, hange Buildings, Albany. all street, New Yer FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. “ z = R. MAIY T STON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPOR’ Pose steamers, run fon with the Stontagton ‘and’ Prevadence’ and ‘This beautiful and summer readiness for the re f F the proprietor of the establishment, returns his thanks ty his for their patronage bestowed Lon him for the last year, ters hitnself that by his usual care and attendance to fits | honor him either as boarders or th the choicest. liquc nd at all times. to please those who ma Phe bar is fitted w parties ean be accommodate ‘Target excursions with dinners and id_ military companies, can be furnished on short notice at 62 cents. ‘pend on the boat running according to her '§, Captain Comstock, Capeala rer, ETT, Captain Woolsey. tain’ Vanderbikt.. i New York daily, (Sundays ex- eguted) from Pier No.1, Nonth River, Batty Place, a Ave HODE Ts NARRAGANS! MONEGAN, Ca One of which will advertisement. Refer to the advertisement in the Sun, mat runs during the month of May. Will make four trips per day during the months of June, July, per, for the trips the he steamboat Boston Annancratenr. Th Ay eres arse o toni! oO wThe MASSACHUSE lewpore and Pro ‘The RHODE ISLAN Saturday, for Stonington, Ne Passengers ou, thes arrival Stonington, and rt Tuesday, for Stonington, riday for Stonington. LAGRANGE EF ‘erry, New Jerse: ‘This most delightfully ro i readiness, well stocked w i fruit and flowers, plied Ww r. Also, segars of the first qual- wines and liquors, ale and porter. 4 incerely retuens hi ity. John Pouson, the propriete thas to his trier, ic patronage for the last nine years, in T. ¥. Babi steamers at Stonii Cars and proceed immediately to lic can rest assured that they will not rs of the boat are di : much reduced rates == weighing forty pounds or upwards to per ton, and on measurement goods 7 the enbie foot, at entlemen can be accommodated w a atfive dollars per week, and what hourthey please, except Sunday, always on target excursions will find it to their tthe above plree and try the tar d dinners. His prices are accord and will be hap- @) On moasurement goods 5 cents per cubic ticles as per tarif’ to be obtained at office 22 ION LINE FOR ALBANY. ARE REDUCED! © 50 cents—Borths 50 cent. TAKEN AT REDUCED PR The commodious TON, Cxpain Jt"M. “Brow arrangements to ‘ch New York, will hereafter leave the fot of Rabioan M. Military companii advantage and ple: id gud Ponson’s goo _ OPPOSIT F. |AMILTON HOUSE—This eniablishment 1s now open for the reception of company. It has been thoroug! 1 Steamboat W ASHING- r ily, ed avew, npon a scale of liberality come renovated and furni mensurate with the demands of the publi laced under the ce! Tack no supplies that the inar tight to ten miles tern bluff of Lon. d the Adlauue and on her jewburgh, Pougt n board, or to D. L jo. 182 West street. —’sm9c THE RAINBOW MORNING LINE for 'N low pressure Steam RAINBOW, will leave the foot of Robinson sereet every Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o’clock. mer of the prospect ia every directio at diy, the easy access by stage and steamboat, and the migaled life and retirem der this establishment second to none within : ‘The. apartments are. commodio houses heretofore in the neighborhood, the fishing gro leys, and other accessories of recreation, leave litile, be for by any guest. desivous of seeuri imake early applicati r e h Is, billiard rooms, TAILORING. OF ‘THE UTMOST IMPOR- ing rooms for the season would do TANCE jou ty the proprietor, purchasers of Marshal lars, Ja consequence of the many mistak made of late by strangers and Shirt Depot, we are tl * the benefit of all i 8. painted on their window, an tobe "Troy Shirt Depot.” No donot keep our Troy Shirts, Bosoms. t mistakes that may oecur in futu atthe corner store, therefore, we he following card, and for the’ bene! "This is to inform dealers and others that Marshall's only Talend Metice ten ec Gerri haa me i treets, on U vy passingto the City Hall—No. 90. Chatham. street, pot for the ‘ecciving "'s Troy Shirts, Bosoms and Col- ATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.—This long and well es having been known boarding and sea_bathi rs, in finding our to made public the cause pursuit of our, high his. A store establishment, having re- nts, among which is the ues upon the margin of n of company during the beach on this shore—the ies and children, (the throw of the mansinu)— joining the house nrronnding countr—the excellent grounds and other sources of healthful recreation and 1 ial view of the Atl ni er bay, almost eonstantly enlivened ig OF outward oun nequalted by an} erection of several elegant summer hos is now open for the reception great extent of priv. is itnation in every re= Troy Shirt Depot its ‘accommodatt and. the temperature, even in the ymer, anything but oppressive. venience of communication and distance, (b fron: Brooklyn,) the access by si wz but nine miles sat'hours accommodated adapted asa residence for late. Be particular to see the lass; also the followi LY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, 0 C d of those who beat down, z No patronage asked of the rk, June 3, 1842. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT, Is removed from 145 Broadway to No, 7 Astor House, ONOMY IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most Elegant and Fashvenable hiad et a saving of ‘a per cent for cash. HE advertiser deems it unnece: neyed system of xivi that the length of time he extensive patronage bestowed on num, wit prove r wd bis capabili Poe ted with an extei € assets that he can furnish c:othes which, found lower than any other PS, 7 Astor House, Broadway MARTIN’S Cash Talloring Establishment, tthe ebove toh ____ FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- ner of Duane street, New York. WHERE he keeps for sale a large assortment of the follow- Side! Bureaus, Bedsteads, Desks, ‘Glass Case ing, Centre, ‘Tea and Pier Paleasters, Mat- re Irons, ‘Wash » Bureau Bedste: necessary 10, report ¢) the hacks Heals, Beal ist_ of nominal prices, pres.aminy loth, Matting ished i vandie Dressing Brreaus, Sales, Se. assortment of men secowl handed, pve articles are, offered Perso.rs in want of said artic! age to make an early call and women’s Wearing Ap- the public at very the above estaolish- me: Shipping orders panctoally attended to and packed ea the West novice, ana on reasonable terms, Mattresses, Bedding, ke, for fitting dt vessels, constantly on hand. ‘All orders to the above d to and thannfully re The highest price Poe GRILL Seema wi be paactually at- given for Second Hand atlemen’s and Ladies’ east off Clothing. PIANO FORTES RED by A. H. GALE & CO., late ate before persiating else whores ot dari Rites tory and Ware. Itoomsy 1} H ‘ N. B. Prices to suit the times. be lish 'manne.” ‘The ‘materials t, and at ¢ positive saving of are requested to cal ind exami ntlemep who 4 sefer pure ‘percent. Strange hasing their own cloth, &e., ern thas given such hird Avenue, corner o! and trimmed in the style ‘satisfaction during the last four years. E ‘rarrantod to fit, and made by the best workmen at the PIANO FORTES. to order, and a suit MICHAEL E. MARTIN. SHIRTS. after the most approved French arments of all descriptions made 10 le, comprise a variet of rosewood and mahogany, Wat and every modern improyet.et at toe imtatactory, at West Foer lay and Fixtn avenves. su T'S made to order, A gon Seartenet Of Beat @ 0 * N. B.—Pisno Fortes Fortes for hire at the man ANA AwD PRINCIPE Sh ei, ore a ecopem tg treet, has received, by the Helles- |AM_COLLINS. ADER, 46 Chatham, iperior Noval and Pe he offers for sale at reasonable prices, ITED STATES SHIRT et, corner of Lib lerchants and tracers i lishment have as THE NEW YORK HERALD. Price Two Cents, Little Rock, (Correspondence of the Herali.] Aad THE EYE. OR. WHEELER, OCULIST. NFLAMED. PISEASED. A EW GUITAR MU rofessor of the gui St. Johu’s churen, has t public that he has yublished a variety of new sic, arranged with easy ac npn nts for fe r. D. will als. arrauge aud compose music for orchester, and oth ad give instructions to ama- teurs On the pi m BOOK BINDING . PAPER RULING. 120 Nassau street, havi ‘Tools and Ruliis M ry, ot the nil most approved patterns, is now prepared to execute ers inthe most durable and handsome mi eottnt Books and all other kinds of Blankwork mud fo any patterns, and ina style that is Srraged satis fet Auy work ovdered can be done inthe Bn ode if required, as I. ad Tong experience in both WHEELER that > by other prof incurable hout success, and. pronos wdieate the sin his tre ed incurable—disease 13 0 first class of socier i — | abilities as being pro eminent for Oc! his prof K MAK PRRSEE G1 Liberty’ street, between Brout 1 w York, import direct from | long stay the fis ers 3 ‘and spec! o 7 Sou’s’ mike—warranted, for 4 ath, equal toa ountry or Great 1 for the sale of which d sole agents in the uy rel rf ty and perm: reteal overa’ ISMUS of very euperior quality, je, and of widths asually re- = will wot awh pets outs hw cord, he seloets tie markable from the purest te Pulp Sere ce ers Cor ay nd domestic rr will meet with taitention ENGHAVUS i BY THE 4 BURR, JONES & CO., ty N.Y are preprred (9 ¢ sand Shey w the benetit which the’ Whevler's Geavoent *, t beaut expedition, and at prices far L ur work exemuted by IF CONPEE plates NOL ex: ver ork its sight was of such al id one yur steal y flor bi tely ary, ann that E despal ever obtaininy other physicians ever, Un af cordially, | tions. KENESSES. tie Dagtterre0 Edw ird Winte, 175 Brosdway, on wen from @ A.M. cn sun uly or Direereoe » Pollishing pu have effectually cure u, for your highly successf siven mthis art ap BE. W.'s Ro Jeld Im Fie RET EN RT ITI cof ry afl offee my. grateful ly tr stemi ted and operited nf and celebrat sof the United 5 by upwar f City ond Ci dV ‘Price t x in, wi price charged. rs think the H ine has entirely to establish a BI ainplete in all respects, 4 vites all intere ments, Wi ir and his a Straw Hit busines h he Subscribed ad swom to before me, this ast, day rae. Joux Bbrxtey, Com in whi him, dombts not will Thy Ol ty and County of New York: Ma: An Pirty,danzhter of Mr er sworn, Ameri factory in Europe a * ity both of co! the trmosr ES'TION is hes hasers of H nty of New Vork: as. at_he was totally blind in his left e for less ed is generally not equailed, a . at that price, | It is in consequence of a reductic the raw material, together with the economical tablishment—and the proprietors en wawufacture—that the pre suchas were never offered b: t induc je10im*r w York, ss: care of Dr. Whi shment of all whe knew her, and her eyes are well, Ta the hope the same blevsing that 1 have enj this statement under oath, "PUR Babseriber ix selling alt eseriptiys sf ¢Fct » Gold and Bilver Per, Gah ts Ke. at retail, lower than at any other Goid Watches as low as thirty to fosry Jjilere cent. t¥an and Jewelry excbanged or bougit. All Watchor cre warrant. ed to keep good time, or the movey seturred. ¥¥ ateiea and Clocks repaired im tke best m: sud wasrerted, 2 much Jess than ¢ yaa} pric othe tinest worcnen in the er of Watches and Jew- treet, up stairs. Grand stret Sworn to before me, this 20th day W.R. B migim*r DISFASES OF 7 M.D. respectiatly aunounces tothe pu s office to. 175 Hudson street, near will, as ust and ‘operative treatment of all. d ar, and defects of ¥ eye al ELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS. — ARTNETT, No. 2-C holesal Vourtlandt street, near | and Fridays, from 8 to 12 o'clock, morning. Broadway, and Retail’ Manuf of ‘Pravel- | Advice and medicine to the poor (gratis) on the evening of ling, Writing, Dressing and Jewel cases, minia the above days, from 5 to 6 o'clock. settings, flute, locket, watch, riag, and pin ¢ N B. Atal af his profess rer plate, neatly arranged ‘to onder. “Als fitted to Jewellers’ show eases, to. contain rings, keys, pins, thi pencils, &e, 5 pustantly ou hand, and made ith neatness and d teh. . May 25, 1812 — Description of Little Rock . Arsenal—Hotels—The River al of Mr. Loose, Indian Agent—Mur- ders at Pine Bluffs—The Postmaster—The Ladies. J. Gorvon Bennerr, Esq.— The Herald in Ar! —The Banks—U. D WEAK ELES.-~) nwich street, New York- consequence of his eat an extent, he is ice strictly between M., after which hours he visits out Notwithstinding that among the many hundreds of cases an entire new | which Dr. Wheeler has attended, many have been operated ‘The pleasure Ihave taken in perusing your va- Iuable Herald since I have been in this place, has emboldened me to try my hand ina description of Little Rock, and what isa going on in this country, ibly look with a favorable nd admit my lucubrations to isease, ry disadvantage which’ es almost against ment of the hoping that you may po on my first eflort, the columns of your celebrated jour not only for the talent with which it is conducted, and the letters of your numerous correspondents, but also for the truth and morality you seek to in- ein all your writings, which appear the more conspicuous to us on account of being so directly ourse of your lying neighbors of the 3 success, as a scientific » celebrated flamaation of the evclid ur sore eyes, however atly cured, films, ATATRACTS, safely re ¥ aury inconvenience or opposed to the Wall street press. y of Little Rock is situated on a dry pine D0 miles from the mouth of the Arkan- sasriver, avd takes its name froma small rock on ank of the river and within the corporation of vom being the only rock mouth of the river. Far- river rocks are common, and some of ially Big Rock, i ts are informed that letters, » taxen from the y. It is singular, between this place a is about two distinguished for their and the romantic air they impart to the ry one knows that Arkansas, general- ly speaking, is a rich and fertile country; but im- mediately about this place, the land is a perfect pine barres—hardly herbage enough on it to give the grasshoppers a fair chance for their liv: ly reason I can assign for a city bein land was too poor for any thing else but to 3, a town we have here, st delightful residences in jace appears to be distin- beauty of residences,by and grounds with Lave received from Dr. proper, make pubs old yeu as on o¢- upon ine as a | bredness to you fi nthe dange child was of stieh ming a character, Soin wae a ailt here, is, containing some of the m the country. guished for the number and gardens ornamented with flowe: ry of allkinds, which have | nent by great care a fatherly assistance of our two who just about this time find them- selves unable to pay their notes in speci ing Ilowever, we must e helped our town along some, by loaning mo- ney to those who have laid it out in building up and this state of improve not forgetting the f beantiful ban! of twenty 0 dival men of this city and “ knowledge they , under oath, to its Rue 1.79.31 Avenue, 12. t who, let me ask, are now paying for all ot fine additions to Little Rock? i poor working man, the honest fi this damnable trash, th ich is bought from is it not the armer, who have im at twenty- five cents on the dollar by these rag-barrons, for the purpose of paying off their debts in the banks? | think itis; and with the facts before me, I venture y that it will be along, other of these long time, befe ith chartered privi es, willbe permitted to go into operation in this eds, 21 Wall street. rsenal in this e isa fine building, should fail, in ing this place, to call y friend Dr. Totten, Military Storekeeper,who ways ready and willing to accompany them ough the grounds and building, and whose po- i eglect to point out the vill not allow him to t of any faterest to his visitor. sent there is only one building completed, in which stored some 10,000 stand of arms and equip- at any moment, ments, ready for use J modations in our three princi fair character. The accom- pal hotels are of a very The old Major k i the “ Ole Virginny” style, and is very assiduous in ttention he pays his guests. duce to you mine ‘ady, 85 High street, Provilence, R. 1, being duly r But let _me intro- host of the Union House, Mr. ham, and permit me to say a finer man ne’er If untiring industry, politeness, good humor and a never failing desire to please, ever receive their re- ward, then Mr. Graham, who is a landlord com- bining in himself all these good qualities, deserves it; everything about the house is of the ri antsand ail, and it’s said Old Sarg, the cook, ean sc up any one in these diggings in the cooking line. The river is extremely low and several boats are aground below, unable to get up. ‘The Supreme Court haye been in session last week, Judge Johnson presiding. Loose, agent of one of the tribes inthe Indian coun- 0 killed Mr. Gillespie a short time since ame on for trial and he was honorably ac A fracas occurred a few days since at ine Bluffs in which two men were killed, the names of the parties I have forgotten, so you see we have some news of a local nature here occasionally, but our eastern news comes slowly enough. the postmaster does his best to supply the good le with news, when he has it, but when he has ing for them he does not like to be bothered . No one can say anything epting that he wont u street. Lplaced my little daughter, 4, I voluntarily make CHRISTOPHER BURNS, er of Thompson street. The case of Mr. f y nal, where. al, devote especial attention to the suryical, medical lent to the human ion, on Mondays, Wednesdays her times Dr, S. attends to the fenerel neec- mi? Imead with the d—d mi against our worthy P. M., ex sell letters on tick, they must fork up “‘ the hard.” __ MISCELLANEOUS. rtlandt street, New York. mi tin® ED.—HIL. WALTE house of Benger Walter, the onty Glasses in France, No. 27. Paradis Pot has the honor of informing Mosrs. dealers all articles connected with the line, as ale lacs, that their establishment of watch gla and colored, fancy articles, Sc, &e, Ke. Imely” been re moved from No 40 Maiden Lane, tol No. 90 mn street, Gentlemen desirous of purchasing from the only depot of the factory, are respectfully invited to call ct lichen, where will be found an unrivalled assortment of the above mea? tioned goods, which will be dispofed of ou the most reasonable terms. mi 2m*r A VOICE agent and partner of sanufactory of Wate re street, Paris, works, and lealers in cat it Klass, gilt mana, and you must con . wall convert the furs into cash, ‘ou an immediate remittance, pl bs To Messrs. J. Pease & Son, 45 Division st. 1k oF THE Avntny & Rocursten Rt. R. Co. Canandaigua, June 2, 1842. Semi Annual Dividend of Five per Cent will be paid on the WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low. that I have hed, for two months past, ler my charge laboring most alarmingly und snce of con tly the effects of eart became constipat frame. When I had friewdls 4 3 5 Fy Ey 2 §. y will be paid their lent and Directors. AS. SEYMOUR, Treasn: °E TO CLERKS, and all : hess causes them to be constantly on their teet.—By call at the old exclusive Boot Store, Lif Chathamestre be accommodated with the invalnable article, RO! TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted in every pare titular, and at the same price of the ordimiry Boot.. The fol lowing’ are some of the many advantages the Elastic Heels hive over every other kind : i elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the nls, i f ed syraptoms of recovery, His breathin: ourly increasing Justice requires To Meee Bes tribute to your discov: & Son, 45 Division st. ing, No. # State street, Boston, Mase, "H' State street, Albany, N- ¥! dep Pa io Dol. Secondly—They make no noise in walking upon the pave nt, ment. Thirdly—They prevent Boots from running down to the imore street, Baltimore, heel. Haldeman, Le Ky. Cook, Pittsburzh, Pa. Jobson, No, 26 St. Charles street, New Orleans. Watson, Memphis, Tenn, Adams & Blunt, Huntsville, Als. W. T. Tannetull, Nashville, Tenn. Tobey, Cincinnati, Ohig. Teller, Detroit, Mich, Woodword, St. Louis, Mo, chitsiet, Washiniton City, D. C 7 Fach envelove ¢ signed J. PRASE & 80 Ah teal lers and conte Fcurthly—They enable the wearer to walk with much less e. ‘ ga maad do not cut or tear carpets as do iron or nailed ecls. Sixthly—They can be worn with comfort by those having tender feet. As usnal, constantly on hand all kinds of Boots at wholesale and retail at manufacturer's price Je6im*e BOARD— Gentlemen aud their wives, or single feptlemen, ean be accommodated with good rooms and board, in a plea x 1 Dey street, on reasonable hed Je8 Imr E CHO? ITOUSE—CIIRISTIANSON, . ©. Btoncall, 29 Ann street.— dations, best of refreshin and, 101 pou EARSALL’S OAR ESTABLISHM 1938, at 402 Water street, five doors above Keot, the only establishment’ of the kind in th covtinues to supply the Navy, the A Sponigh war steamera—has stypplied all thy [he best of aecommo- best of attenti best or tiqn bent add most agreeable society in tit ie found at the above establishment. English steaks, bee, koe. charge moderate, jell Imt : aetennimeceane to sell their sae rts at acheaper | = . eae "Bhs statersont will bs STRAW GOO 'T, importer and manufacturer of Italien and informs hjs customers pin 9 William and pede dt in list of prices as T. Brann that he has removed Hat to 39 Solan ste re he continue tp and extensive assortment of Tulies” fashiona i Dunstables, Malian Rattard ks, Prince Albert Si Also, an entirely aew article, for the sumin-r—it surpasies ing extremely light, beautiful, w' SUMMER Ie White Siberian Mair SCARFS, CRAVATS, all the styles as yet intro TOCKS OTS—LATEST bscriber makes to order, Boot lity of French Call DRESS BO STYLE.—Th nt 241 Broadway, PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGA’ N.B. Constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Linen and Muslin Shirts, Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Garments. ke. ke. NCH DYEING AGE W. Burnham, 76 i ; ton'st, Brooklyn— New Haven, D: it the above estal “4 for many ye: tment of feshionsble read from TWO DOLLARS FIET Lull Boots, Gaiters, Shoes, ean be placed in tari: gOM ds — and punctuality i trenerally will find it to tedr a 'S, 114 Falcon st., OM NATURES ber of samples of painting by a process for which two thousand dollars inter ean imitate them qs, tO paint miniatures to no VC POR LINE TT ign! PLENDID Hise pon ASP ngor received ‘rench govermet LEECHES! LEECHES.—6000 very and German Leech TW TNE.—I00 bales superior B BLANKETS.—5 e on ali parts of Wngland, Ire £5, £10, £15 and are so perfect that no pain without learning 0., 56 South st. Te lesson of comrts of Pranre. Risin, &e. RAFTS ON IRELAND, &e. awn direct outhe Reyal old established banking ROORS, G1 Liberty t. rend, Ireland and Scot Jin, also on the cott, Grote, Anies & , of disconat or any charge whatever, in eve! vd towns and throw, ‘ales, can at all tomes ROCTIF, BROTHERS & Co., rt honse of Messrs, , which are paid free TY provines. or coun. be ed oper vad with oF without Board, AN Opper room, on mogerate terms, of ry aiycepe, and reulls ever collecte H—The Branch Oar Store on the ang removed to oa ex ‘of one store, | wi goine from the North Biver sie to gay ther oe thei cr boats, club boats, oars and sculls RY —Hefore the ce Chancellor of the Ist Gir flerdman vs. John Keenan.—Bill for account in F street; andas I save ounsel—John se place of residence Teqnired to appear in this t, or the bill filed ND WINDOW SHADES. 203 Broadway, near Reade rs and decorative Painters, respectfully at their. cwettingss to Ts pe: py and charge to J. M. ebster. iel2 lawaw ¢ PIANO FORTES—Several piano fortes of superior tone an | Which fork ention of work is not to be surp workinanslip, w every respect, For sale low to | and at suit the times, Washable window shades from close aconsiguiment, Apply S7 Cedar sticct, up stairs, i Jedtwee adel a ed wiih designs MQET'S PATENT) PORTABLE, wURNACE Wash Boiler, admirably adapted for w in the fire-place, the aren, or the yard. Architects snd others fi “and ng, ean be placed | orders executed with economy and despatch. Patent Agrictiturists, Furnace and Canldron, i of 15,90, | WANTED—An artist, used to decorative painting; also 40, 50, 60, 80, hy ey 150. These fe pace seek ys apprentice, my20 Ln pieee of to fit them for No article has ¢ ver given bet- f \ vit - ter satisfaction to those farmers who have. used them. 1,200,000 BACKERS; in jackeas Patent Hard Coal Fumace, a new aiticle for summer ase | 609. and Bugligh MPuneety, bie ket Gt Wed will mak~ s neat little stove for winter, rice ; Cider and White Vinegar, by the. gallon or barrel § ; cal, Furgace.{romnew, patterns, mach | our Krout by the barrel or ker} Preserved Meats, Soure d-with fire brick. Also a very low | 5 er a errgl oF Kes Be Pilly ig 4 RS er em ais gilt Sian hain | imate, excellent for ship stores, as they afford is the only lezitimate stove that con- reasonable price ; Ground Coffee, wan acts the steams and smell from the kitchen. They are well adapted for summer as winter. Dealers * equally lied on B.—Large size Pickles for grocers PY, liberal tera a. ; ; pape jel Im*e 251 Water and 15 Bowery. wh ‘ein eet US) at seventy-five per nctondiccand Beall Per ead Bie Pent Weaps ITROVED D cent. less than ¥ evetofon ba eral asgort nent of the imported Burners, which he now offers at the above redaeed prices. A I lowed all dealers, Beat quality. of Camghine at 30 cents per gallon. € ne ee cents. te v ae for Ives at Nov 11d Grand street, one door from Biveuway. “7a JAMES HINDS. N, Be-All Kinds of Lamps steered, brome, gilt and veyared t a. be i liveral discount al- a more charges. ; raider. tasks, are now offered pat mp ex- 4 ity on short notice. Hes to what a awgatity on reat advantages of the 1 ast) tetail, by Apothecaries’ Hall, 38'Ca- seine now known, 9 ‘or sal sts’ and Capital Stock of this Company on the first day of July next. Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer Books of this Company, will receive payment at the Bank of the State of New. Pork, City of New. Yorks and those wh in the Cit thering street, Wry td describe the came now. jelimea pam Tenge teenrtment of the choveont perfemery: GBA ASH M6 ne dig To whe VERir fom wate * PRRgsE & BRooKs, isle 'o 61 Liberty stre ot * But may heaven spare me, Mr. Bennett; I had al- most forgotten the ladies, lord bless the dear delight- ful creatures, how anxious they will be now toread Parties here are frequent,and the ladies are there of course. The lively and iss P.s,{Miss F., and the beautiful Miss C. S., wit i roses on her brows—all FROM LOWER CANADA. ONTREA yey. 15, 1812.—Gents:—You will be sw a wreath of jessamine and others are cast in the shade when she appears. Miss A. and the voluptuous Miss C. who makes one feel No heaven I'd wish, but thy bosom, No home but thy heart. All these and a great many more “ too numerons to particularize,” lovely young ladies with their lively flashes of wit and humor, render a spice to our society and serve to make up for the young gentle- men who stand about the room, and look for all the world as though they had been stealing somet which they had secreted in their, coat tails were afraid of moving for fear of being detected. But I think I have written enough for once, and if this should chance to meet with a favorable recep- ould I remain here much longer, give resting in my next. Yew York Herald,” anda long and happy life for yourself, is the wish of your scrib- bling friend, Yours, traly, DAVID ASPINWALL. Brooklyn, Dee. 27. 1841.—-Gentlemen:—I deem it but justice owever unprofessional the act may be cousidered, to the ine omething m diate word nceess to the fr ‘able. He that had settled all his worldly ned himself religiously to fate, every hour is freed trom all 7 the appeti and my hopes of his recovery connrm H. HUNT, M. D. Pittsburg. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Prrrsevra, June 6, 1842, Temperance Church Building —A desperate flirtation and Marriage—Lawyers—Hotels—Iron War Stea- clesiastical, §c. Since the publication of the last epistle from this place several things have transpired worthy of your The teachings of the Herald are regarded here as the words of a prophet, speaking from afar off, and are always beneficial in the end; for the that the Herald has more readers here than any other paper, not excepting our own. ‘The temperance cause, headed by Dr. Elder and Burleigh, of the Washington Banner, has received Several young gentlemen, till lately moderate drinkers, having overstepped nd “inade night hideous,” a few snading in front of the residence of some of our most respectable citizens. yard imitations were done to the life, and every one chanted his own song ; and so disgusted were they on the return of morn, that it their names to the plec stings have been also held in our si of Alleghany ; where, by the bye, has been established for the sale of the One of the orators at these ngs, T am told, of the legal profession, nounced the Judge of the Quarter Sessions in the ranting licenses, remember the pitfall whence it willdo no good. ‘The German Catholics laid the corns new charch, last week, in the fifth ward. be a very large and imposi service peculiar to that sect was actory Church, aroun i¢ one willbe built, and while that was being solema- ized, a cannon planted on the bill above at intervals echoed its thunder over the whole eit sion afterwards marched to the Cathed Pant, on Grant’s Hill, but the whole affair was too | noisy for a solemn ehurch festival. . Our city has been blessed with a desperate flir tion and runaway marriages. A A daughter of arich old French gentleman residi in “Alleghany” was to have been marric man whose name 1 have not learned, She appeared perfe ; the bands should be solemnised, thought the match acceptable. , come, and the bridegroom (that was ! “the gallant ea: ishment of all, she was a! orehound Candy in street. mers are not appointed agent . | fact is undeniab! founded 19 atharine mar Jnited 1 Russian, end and elub boots for the last four years—and has now. at assortment orth River side, t a new iinpulse lately. that frail barrier, eveningssince,by enotgh cheaper to those whi able. s sold 0 per cent leas then last year m5 3m*e ir own conduc one dollar to the. richest tyles, caally lveay im proportion. : for stained glass | for church windows, dwellings, &e, on the shortest notice, a member, so a be more mereiful, an’ he eseaped himself ing one when fi performed in the which the new 3 Walnut, Mushroom and ‘Tomato Catsup, by the gallon LER, str {7 REPEATING FIRE ARM! Chambers. h five Chambers. "balls ai. powder, improved ¢ Mis unweWered fer tale ox roduc 10 " Nani Broulway, nd door below Courtland strret. we Teid abroad cam be supplied with say romonaihe ire arms over any other fire superior workmanship and | Morning last. y of materials, ix a0 well established that it is not neces: baent, and at the very time her “troth” was being “plighted” by another. ‘The father of the lady immediately brings suit against the minister (Rey. AM, Bryan) for the penalty of the State law, for marryine Minors, £100 sterling A week elapses, after a deal of excitement, and the father prudently makes the best of a hard case and withdraws the suit. ‘This cuts a young lawyer just from his apprenticeship out of his first ease—his maiden one any way you take it. It ig a misfor- tune thata fledgeling just ready to fly sheuld have his wings clipped so unceremoniously; and the fees too, bless ine what a pity ! for such suits bein; generally brought for ‘‘wengeance” papas can aflc to be liberal with the damages. Thert isa strong gulf stream blowing at present in the law line. e Hon. F. R. Shunk, late Se- of State, of whom I have spoken ina for- tter from the interior, has removed to this from Harrisburg and formed a partnership with another ex-seeretury, James Findley Keq.— Mr. Shunk, it is said, is looking forward to the helm of succession to Goy. Porter. Several superceded judges from the eastern part of the State will soon remove to this city; this will make the “minnow triton” stand about. Our mechanics are about commencing the new iron war steamer, ordered by Congress for the Lakes, and depend upon it we'll show you a “touch of our quality” in that line. . Ovr hotels are doing a fine business, especially the “Monongahela,” the “Exchange,” and the “Merchants.” The former fine building fronts on three streets, and is the point of landing from the National Road by Brownsville, East, and for those also from the Ohio, West. The “Exchange,” is more conyenient to the Pennsylvania Canal, and near the landing of the steamers trading on the Al- leghany—the last mentioned is in the centre of the business mart of the city, | 2 In conclusion Tmay mention that there is a whis- per of a trial ebout totake place shortly, of a. cer- tain ecclesiastic by his Synod, fer something higher thana misdemeanor, and of which I will acquaint you hereafter. LEstrancern emez Matson. Saratoga. (Correspondence of the Herald.] Saratoga Spriv June 1, 1842. The Weather—The Springs—Their virtues and rela- tive merits—The Pavilion—Its Excellence, §a. Mr. Eprror: ‘The self same weather that blasts the fruits and flowers, kills corn, and seathes potato vines, has a most inimical effect on old Saratoga. Bloods and beauties, retired millionaires, and superannuated corporals, where are ye? Must ye wait till dog days ere ye quit those dusty avenues? Have these syl- vain shades, these sequestered retreats, these healing fountains, less attractions because your hurdy gurdy city is a trifle less intolerable than usual at this sea- sont While youlag, Fashion is languishing, Cu- pid is sucking his thumbs, Mirth grows dyspeptic, and Blue Devils lord it where revelry should rule.— ‘The sound of a footfall in a hotel is as bad as a ghost in a castle. Shall I say anything about the Springs ?—those hackneyed but ever inspiring themes. Is it not er of increasing wonder that waters of such qualities, should year after year, in this particular spot, without diminution, and with little change, gush from the bosom of the earth? Where is the source of these Elixirs? In, what deep hidden re- mixed and distilled 2 What intelli s—Wwhat subtle chemists parcel se ie Sa ingredients? How are they charged with that potential essence which solves and suspends their mineral components, and by its expansive energy drives thom up to the lips of disease, and flavors them for every palate? These are speculations which must occur to every mind, and that always. There isso much rivalry here in respect to Springs, so much clanship as it. were, that it is difficult te make any discrimination without giving offence. Congress has the oldest fame, and well has it been deserved. Whether it possesses all the active pro- perties peculiar to it in its hey day, I will not pre- sume to say. But for the sake of its reputation, one may well wish it were less open to suspicion by itsconstitution. If it sprang op, ran over, and ran away, gallon on gallon, hogshead on hogshead, no Plockhestl copld rater, the ally ery of |“ salted— salted.” But we must be content with it as nature has made it, and sooth to say, the character of its proprietor fully avouches for the character of its waters. ‘The Spring has been much improved lately by the introduction of a new curb—is purer aud stronger—yet itis rather heavy compared with the racy Pavilion. ma The Pavilion !—here isa fountain whose delicious tribute we owe almost entirely to individual enter- prise. It is an unique -ane plus ultra—in the way of a Spring. Its globulas glisten and dai in the goblet, penetrate the palate, cool and quicken the stomach, clear the head, and help a body over a debauch, ina manner very remarkable, to make the very smallest climax. Seltser water may be clearer, but itis tasteless in comparison. You may drink the Pavilion, not only without gagging or wriggling, but with real pleasure and indubitable profit, I say, waiter, bring us a bottle of that wa- ter; nevermind, though, 1’ll down to the Spring and plunge my headin. ‘The Pavilion is now in the hands of D. McLaren, the individual most active and efficient in the ope. rations which ended in le peons tient, anda person apparently well calculated to do justice to the Spring and its frequenters. He is expending not a little in rendering it attractive, and with laudable judg- ment. There is no lack of accommodations for visitors here. Hotels abound, and as the crowd augments, the whole village becomes one great caravanserai. Asis the custom, [must say of the house where I am esconced, the Pavilion, that it is a most comfor- table home without any quacking pretension. After the renovation which Mr. Cross has instituted, it is koi sweet, and elegant as any body could lesire. We have had a continuity of showers which have been of great advantage to this and the contiguous region. The cold weather which had so nearly paralysed the vegetable kingdom has mollified, and Ceres stands a betterchance. Still salads and lugu- minous sauce are at a premium. “ Jack, your wife is not so pensive as she used to be.” “No, she’s left that off,and turned ex-pensive.”? O. Pic “ Aristocracy,” says a distinguished French ora- iy the locates the coalition, of those who wish consume without producing, and live without working. Epovcation in tar Sanpwicn Istanps.—In Hawait, Maui, Oahu and Kanai, there are 357 schools, in which the elementary branches, reading, writing, arithmetic and geography, are taught. In these schools there are 505 teachers, and 18,034 scholars. Poxsixc.—A person named Owen Moore, once left his tradesmen somewhat unceremoniously, on which occasion a wag wrot “Owen Moore hos run away Owin’ more than he ean poy.” A Police Constable in Clonmel was examined respecting the eredibility of a wornan who was a witness, and said—* I know nothing of her but what I heard the neighbors say; and in iny opinion, what women say of one another ia not worthy of be- hiet.” urier eny other day and yy an old subscriber called d his bill, which The Bostos at their offic had heen due about ten years, Why don’t he adopt the eash +5 he would have no. bills remaining unpaid. Tur Sitawens oF Lenasox don't, intend to make a show of th A AR A issued a notice stating thar tl will be no more public meetings at that piave the coming summer, as they found a great num! <r of persons who came to gratily an idle curiosity, to the disturbance of those who wished to worship in sineerity. Prophet Miller quotes scriptures in support of his opinion that the World is near its end; and Dyeni- sins the tyrant, when stripping the stotmte of Jupiter Olympus of a robe of mossive gold and substituting a cloak of wool, did it under the pretence of taking care of Jupiter, saying—* Gold is too cold in. win- ter and too heavy in summer, it behnores ux to take care of Jupiter.” May not the prephet be filling his pockets am thepretence of warming sinners. New Rroroy for Hyprornontia.—Doctor Hel- ler, member of the Royal Academy of Medicine, Paris, lately communicated to his society, that in s practice to observe the tongues o » who have heen bitten by dogs, be- eat the end of 8 or MP days there appears on ach side of the tongue and near the upper part, pose tulus cated lyeses by the Greeks. These postulus contain the whole rabid ynatter, and immediatel they are cut ont, and the wounds canteriged, whic prevents hydrophobia: