The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1842. RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS. OCULISTS. OY C 0.5 ALBANY, BUT ALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. are now running aresular Express eve! z he subscribers iIroads to. and from Albany and Buflalo, and Ae tlsces. Ge FORWARDING, at low. tat x fost apeed,rezubarty and safery Choe Goods, Beecie, Notes, Important Papers ‘aluable Packages—Wil ‘neon, sion, transfer, collection. or payment Hiclange, Notes; Drafts, ‘Acceptances, Accounts, ie. douablege; conmgeexetute onlers for the purchase Merchenilve, Prviace and Manufactared Avticies of eve iption, personally, in the tewns on their route, throug! ei HARNDEN % COS EXPRESS f nan to New¥oiean HAWLEY & CO’8 EXPRESS to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and m- termediate places—forming at once the most dirett, speedy and miimunication 10° and from the eastern and western for the negotiat id transaction of all mercantile and Bro! aad ri tances, omer a =a frencesErastas Coming,” Thomas W. Olcott, Watts PF ana ‘A. D. Patchin, Noah Lee, James Taylor, Theodore Olcott, Al — Bs tt, Backus & Hawley, Utica ; T. A. 3: Ly ren Coop al ney nt yh i eden Shoe a a ii David Heyt, Roth ester; John Me- Kenster, Lockport; J. A. Clark, Batavia; Thomas Blossom, pore Ne 8 Reset 0. 5 Exe ili . alt 3 Wall street, New York. SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, he ut- Bank end EAS tara ,EN- TOWN, PENN. 7s Daily, (Sundays excepted,) via—Elizahethtown and Somerville ilroad. Leave pier 1 North River, at 84g o'clock, A M, by steamboat to Eifzstethport, or leave the Hose or Liverty ‘street at 9 o'clock A M, take the’ Philadelphia train to Elizabethtown, there to conuect with the ears for Somerville; coaches from thence ar riving at Schooley’s Mountam early the same afternoon, at Easton by otock, Bett lehem at 75g o’elock, and Allentown at a3 o'clock the same evening, For seats or further information, apyly to A D HOPE, Mer- chants’ Hoted, 41 Courtlandt stret, at the Railroad Office, foot iberty street, or ou board the boat. e are thigugh to Sehooley’s Mountain, $2.25 Easton, }: Beihelem, 173, ‘s Allentown, 3,00 N B—Extras provided at the shortest notice. ronte on account of the short distance by coaches comments itself to the public patronage as being by far the most pleasant and expedit FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS- BURG, ‘The proprietors of Binghan’s Transportation Line to, Pitts- burg, giv eto the Merchants of New York, and all other persons shipping to the West, that their line is uow in active operati eonsigned’ to them (or sent to go in their } will be forwarded with despatch. _ ‘Owners, or shippers of goods, destined for the Western States, who. have no agent or’ consixuee at, Pittsburg, will please’ cousigu their goods to William Bingham, Pitsburg, Pho will tend to sarpping all such consignments without x ‘Atl goods should be marked distinctly on eaen package BINGHAM’S LINE. | For ates of freight, which are as low as any other fe, apply ° WM, TYSOY, Agen No. 8 West street, opposite Pier No. 2,,N. N.B. Passengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Potsville,every day, Sundays excepted. F hiefer to R. Crooks, American Fur Co.; 8. T._ Nicoll, front street ; Phelps, Dodge & Co., Fulton street ; ‘Suydam’ age & Co; Wm. Rankin, Duryee & Co, Newark. © mé 3m RAIL ROAD—ALBANY AND SARATOGA. to Saratoga Springs, Lal ‘ada, are informed th ives an ekpeditious and plengant eonveyane ngs by taking the Rai on tears at ‘Ys HOURS OF DEPARTURE. From Albany. rom Saratoga. At 6 o'clock, A. M. At 7 o'clock, A. M “3 OPM, PM. There is no change of Coaches or Baggage Wagous, or shift- ing of Baggage from one Steamboat t0 another on this route, Passengers on their arrival at Saratoga, will find stage coaches in readiness to convey them to Lake George and Whitehall on fe Champlain; connecting with all the principal Northern and Eastera Biaze routes. ‘A Stage (for the convenience of passengers who. arrive by the afternoon train from Albauy,) leaves Saratoga at 5 o'choe ‘A. M. arrives at Whitehall in time. for the departure of the Ciyynj fain steamboat of some day, aud brings eastern tray. ers to. Ratlant, Vi pene im the CL . B. There are baggage wagons alw any, gn the arial of the steamboats an ry yiggage of passe: steam! at the rate or ety cents, per trunk or package, or 1234 Cents for ordinary travelling baggage, ‘The dep tures for the west are fixed for the seasun at 73 o'clock, . and 7 P. M. : JOHN COSTIGAN, Superintendent. Albany, June 27th, 1642. je27 3m r ance to the = in readiness, at Al- il road cars, to car. ers direct to and from the depot and RAILROAD NOTICE. NEV ND ~ Tikay lave eblsbed e Piske Line bereecn, New etene Lise petween, Ne Brunswick and New York, which they inteud to Tan perma: dent Leavis New Brunswick at 536 A.M. daily, (Sundays ex- cepted) and the Sout of Li ymtreet, New York, at 2% P. M. i 3 To country dealers and mexchants the above line is very de- ible for the sueedy and cneap conveyance of merchandise of ev seri and more partic to Drovers Dealers in Live TBtock, who can have 150 head of cattle convey between New Brunswick aud New York, the same day Whenever required. . he rates fOr the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, sheep, hogs, &e. and all other kinds of merchandise are very low, never exceeding ste: prices. Merchandise sent by th * is not subject to any extra charge in crossing the North River. Company have. fitted np a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adioining the Raiload Depot, which will always beopen for the reception of merchandise. ; tthe ticket offices, will Fossengers purchasing their tickets receive ferry tickets gratis. Rreight for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West field, Pisinfield, Scotch Plains, Boundbrook and Somervil conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. mid 3m* STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. “The steamers STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON will leave New York and Seaten Icland every hoar, from 8A Mto7PM, - All goods are required to be particularly marked, and age at the risk of the owners thereof. iyl OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED! CABIN PASSAGE... «-- «.-$1 00 DECK PASSAGE “0 75 FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED’ PRICES. commodious. Steamboat WASHING TON, Captain J. M. Brown, having made arrangements to change her days of leaving New York, will berealter leave the foot of Htobinson ste New York, every ‘Tuesday, ‘Thursday, and Saturday alter noon, at 3 o%clock, and ATb fonday, Wednesday, and ridiy afteraoen a3 o'lack, Tending on her paage each’ way at the foot of Hammond street, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, ign Point, Catt! and Hfadjon, a i sade od ‘or freight Or possage, ay to the. in on |. or to D, ETH MARTIN, No. 182 Wescstrest, }sta mee sVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, At seven o'clock, P. M., from the steamboat pier between Courtlandt’ and Liberty” streets. ‘The stentaboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, raimard, leaves the above pier Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at seven o'clock, P.M, ‘The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt, A. St. John, leaves the above pier Tuesday, Thvrsday’ and Saturday afternoon, at seven o'clock, : : The above boats are new and substantial are furnished with clegant state roems, and in every respectareu nsurpassed among tg Hudson River steamers, °° ‘or passage or freight, apply on or to 'P. C. SCHULTZ, _ At the office on the wharf, or on board, Passengers taking this line of boats, will at all times arrive at Albany in time for the first train of cars for the east and eat. iy 0c HOUSE, Long Branch, Rumson, Brown’. Doek, Midd’ town, Eatontown Dock Red sand Red Bank, Shr wsbury.—The steamboat TOLAS, Captain Aliaire, will ‘leave ork from Fulton farket Slip, East River, every morning at 8 o'clock for Red Bi ‘on which day the boat goes to Eaton- Te at Lo'clock each day. ‘weather permit- at the risk of the owners thereof. je293me EBEC AND BOSTON. ire “KE ‘The yew and splendid steamer J, W.RICH- wey and Fridag vv r je of T. wharf, Boston, every y evening at 7 o'clock, for’ Gardinet and Hatlowel sand ret i ys Se Hes eae cepa Monde Z Fare from Bostoa'to Hallowell, '$3 00 a Sines Mill be ine iv lowell, to convey pas ta ‘ Belial nd ‘Qned or pleasure wil hod few! pleasanter routes than this one to Quebec, as it, rong through «country abounding in beautiful scenery —the axe good, andthe hotels well kept—the distance 2 allo. CHEAP EXCURSION tone Fine janks, every day, except Tuesdays and Pie days--Fare 2” cents cach wa teamer NAPOLEON, Capt. Hancox, will ran regnlarly tothe above place every fair day, and ave as follows—Foot of Hammend street at 9 clock, Canal strect quarter past, 9, Market street half past ion ferry Brooklyn ‘OK pier No. 1 North rie ofcloel \d Fridays the Napoleon will make afternoon ‘oney Island, landing at Fort Hamilton and Bath—(the steamboat General Jackson will continue to ran to the sarae place every other day in the week)—and le: ode lows—Foot of Hammond street at 2.0% quarter past 2, Pike street 2%, pier No 1 at Gentseach way. ‘The boat will remain, at. Coney. Isl hour and a hall and arrive in New York by 7 o'clock. iit Im*e . TAK at wz Water street, the only establishraent’ of the kind in the finaes to supply the Navy, the American, Russian panish war steamers—has sw ppiied all the rage boats and club bouts for the last four years—and has now the largest assortment of oars, sweeps, aud seulis ever collected in one place. N:'H The ‘Branch Oar Store on the North River side, is shat ap, and removed to 402 Water street; and as 1 save all the grvensde of one store] will ssil enough cheaper to hove wh me from the North River side to pay ir trouble. Gorn chad ‘Goctsy Care 'and'sbelis sold 60 por exst last year. m5 3m’ DOCTOR J. FRANCIS, OCULIST NO, 0 BARC. ¥ STREET, within two doors of the ~% Astor He» "y tis preparations are a perfect cure for all intlammatoryé Case of the eye, weakness of sight, Kc,, wes never fail in rea * ving nebulas of the longest standing, without any surgical op ration . CERTIFICATES. L certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about fifteen vears of age, was brought to my fall, apparently blind. He ‘i'on me to-de that he has been the pal br. J. Francis, whose treatment has, bean the meant Goud, ofvestoring his sight, SAMES MILNOR, Rector of St. George’s Church, Beekman st, ‘This is to certify that two of my children were aiflicted with digeased eyes for a length of time, one of them was almost bli with nebulas, covering the sight: Every remedy was resorted Wo without aly good effect, and despaired of them ever beiny gpeorered. ‘They tre mow perfectly restored to sight by Dr, 7 i ration. Face Cleo MANIEL 8, JONES, 499 Pearl street, Iwas almost blind for twelve years, and iti five Weeks, under the skilful treatment of Dr. J. Franeis, my sight is now per sy 9 eA THA BROWN, 177 Forsyth street. ify iT statement. Teertify to the above being a true stateincyts the Stanton street Church. mars with a eataract in each wonderful preparation for Pasto ol L was nearly blind for twe sty eye and from the use of Dr. Brau i Hy recovered. y my. eyes are now perfe that disense, Oy eS ER JOMNSLON. 41 Eldridge ttreet, We, the undersigned, having witnessed the astonishing eifi- cacy of Dr, Francis? 'p jous for diseases of the unhesitatingly recommend them to the notice of the pub valuabl > reme. ‘Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st. Church. .H. Cone, Pastor of the Fizst Baptist Church. Jobn Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society. Jacob Botner, Pastor of the North Bartist Church, +, Toggoe ie, Roman Catholic Priest of St. Peter’s office. Preparedand 19 Barclay street, New Yo tinguished from Dr. J. Fran da and the public, that in consequence of the 1 «business, Dr. Glenny, Member of the Royal College of Snrgeors, Londen, and of the New York Medical Society, has jomed him, and very conti- dence can be placed in his profy Vas an Oculi Office hours til P. Me m9 A. DISEASED EYES AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE-LIDS. TANY disease or weakness of the eye, or inflammation of Ae everids, eat be quickly ad saa removed, bythe use of the ROMAN EYE BALSAM. j Mrs, Davis, No. 77 Essex - treet, has been cured of inflamma- tion of the eyelids and weak eyes, of years duration, by using healing virtues, been restored ght, total blinduess, caused by excessive in~ flammations, had existed for year ‘The * Roman Eye Balsam” has been. a long t private practice by the most eminent oculists in thi coumtrics,, and its astonishing efficacy in vemoving all dis- cag and inflammation from the eye, has established for it a re- raion far beyond the reach of any other preparation. IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT, caused b a minute objects, or by a long exposure to a strong light, and in the weakness or partial loss of sight from sickness or old agi is a sure restorer, and should be used by all who find their sight Filing without ay apparent disease. | Puc up in smal jars fall directions for use. Price, 3714 cents. Prepared and y DAVID SANDS & CO., No. lway, corner Market st, N.Y. ‘ Sold also by A B & D Sands, 79 and 100 Fulton street, and by AB Sands and €o., 273 Broadway, corner Chamber street. vid dm r HE SOLID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, pared by Dr. Otto Rotton, has proved itself a very valui specific in cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and_ cut eases generally, particularly those arising from impurit blood. The Syrup, prepared from the Extract also, is far supe- for to any other Syrup of Sarsaparilia ever before prepared. wed attention to oth may be obtalned ot ‘m. H. Milnor, 192 Broadway, comer of Johnstreet ; T. R De Forest, 42 Greenwich; con Mors street ; W. M. ‘Thurman, Varieck, corner of Canal street; J. & J. Coddingwon, cor. er and Hudson streets ; A. McLeod, 309 Hudson street; L.A. Rosenmiller, 311 Bleecker, cor Chi er street ; J. W. Bas sett, 644 Broadway, and of P. BOWNE & CO. Wholesale Druggists, 83 Jon street, and i710, Im*t Agents, for Oszood’s India Conlawogue. “SAND’S SARSAPARILLA. N offering to the public a new preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is with much pleasure the subscribers are able to. state that r devoting years to laborious ‘chemical experiments they weeded in extracting the essential principles on whic! parilla depend; by the constructi tracting the virtues of the TRUE: Sarsaparilla, rend the greatest * coveriesof the age; and after ag: this extract other articles selected from the © und that has been proyed by practi- <l-snerience to possess the important power of immediately arrest nz the progress of disease aud restoring the patient to perfecthealth. | It diseases arising, from an impure state of the bloo habit of the svstem, such as Scrofula, obstinate Cutan Eruptions, Pimples, Chronic Sore Ey n pain of the Boni Uleags. Sypilitic symptoms, and all, diseases jnju Reious use of merenry, are speedily « ‘he patient, therefore, who uses this i combined that'can be useful for the removal The afflicted are i Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands & Co., 273 Broadway, cor. Chambers st. Sold also by A. B. & D. Sands, 79 Full . COr. Geld, and by D, Sands, 77 East Broadway, cor. Market street. eent EWARD.—OROSS’ SPE UFIC MIXTURES 'ARD. SS’ SPECIFIC MIXTURE.— bi 00 FE ae — roan oe go ‘Strictures ana logous complaints of the organ 90 Jyeneraton. “Of ail remedies yet discovered for thy above complannts, this is the most certain. ‘ B makes 2 speedy and permanent cure, withou:t he least re- striction to diet, drink, exposure, or change in application to bea siness. ‘We give no long qnackish recommendations to "deerwe the public. M the modiesne does not not speak for itself, no one shall speak farit. Our object is to notify where it can be had, and the proprietor challenges a single case of recent Gonnor: ihoea to be brought, in which the mixture will not efleet a rapid cw a forfeiture of $500. This isn disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of so ciety—high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single. ‘They are here nted with a remedy by which they ean cure them- selves without the least expocurp in the shorvag time possible. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the mixture is taken at night on going to bed when exposed. It is put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at Sia bottle. One bottle lasts a w hich generally cures— many are ct in two came For sale only at Wm, H. Mfr's, 192 Broadway, corner of John street, opposite foe louse, New York; J Jones, corner of Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia; and at J M. Smith’s 138 Washington street Boston. iva im* cae THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, ‘AS met with the most unprecedented success since its com mencement, particularly from the unfortunate led pretenders, who are now duly g st ‘amd vigor under the judicious treatment of the College. ‘The following preparations have already obtained a celebricy un- paralelled in the annals of medicine. THE UNRIVALLTED TON! A ceitain eure for all forms of dyspers appetite, lassitude, cutaneous eruptions, 4 t disposition to consumption, and all complamts arisi disarrangement of the wervious syatem. It may be lso used i t success in cases of fever and and as apres e tw yellow fever. Sold in bott THE PARISIAN ALTERATIV' For the cure of all cases ofa delicate di the boues, eruptions, sore throat, or any other toms, “produce or for pains in itressing symp Yan imudicions use of mercury, or by oitles At BI and $2 exch, naljdisease, nervous headache, pains in the joints, and. inane: dinge and’ pérmancut rele guaranteed. Sold in bottles, 73 et each, VEHE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, Guarenteed to ure gonorrhoea, glect, and all mucopurulent harges from the urethra. ‘Sold in bottles at 40 cents. and Teac {ME AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL, For the cure of all derangements of the liver, purifying lood, exciting ¢ he whole. alimentary canal to wealthy action, nd giving new vigor tothe vital powers. This medicine is ntirely super ceding the drastic purgatives of the nostrum enders. THE FEMALE, RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female sex, and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female organs, with full directions and cautions as touse, and sold in boxes at $1, 50 cents, and 25 cents each, SIR_ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL. For the eure of eutaneous eruptions, gout, ci tism, and to improve the tone of the digestive oi a THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, Forthe cure of sore nipples, and superficial excoriations of the skin, Sold in closely stopt phials at 50 cents each, The above preparations may also be had of the following ic rheuma- King, 25 Le'The Br. Nene q Principal office of the College for New York, at 97 Nassau all By order, ade 'W.'8. RICHARDSON, Agent. EDICAT, CAUTIC N iy sceking Medical sit d ee y cautious in the. sele du ite aaerione fact alsa! ton. true, that, of the whole isiny Doctors (so cal'ed) in this devote not more than one in six possess any leo! right to admi hey by nature or educetic.i, by wry means ster to the s\ck anal ‘ ; It is to be deplored that such base imposition isp iveved tolerated in deflance of the law which makes ita highly peaal offence to practice medicine or surgery without a legal di- ploma, ,_Dr. Carpenter, however, has no personal reason to complain race premises, for sooth to any, from the lake rapid inerense of miserable abortive operations on the credit fous invalid, he has received more,solid benefit than while the "athe cre te Ula tee il onan too often depends on the first me - Dr. although an advertising DoctO, Game into the igh th door of the tem raduate iate of the New Yor Bratt Medical ractitioner of this city; and his ing forbusiness, so much contemned by a ret, is to obtain money and cure ip, near ble. Office open antil Balt rereyl a. Coarem renee bee r po NEW YO INVA =} af Aibany, sort Of the Fens of eho SEEN THOMSON, ounde of Prictice ‘will, by particular request be at Re ath Boe hey Rczouie By ach pt are afflicted with chronie disease, from which they relief from other sources, especially dyapeptics, fous which he thinks may be cured under filly years of age, any im*r nts as 1d no of WATERING PLACES, &C. _ Price Two Cents, __MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. _ CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT THE PINE ORCHARD,—i8t2. Tims romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dar- ing the present season under the direction and superiaten- dance of the subsenber. It has undergone a complete and thorough repair, and is new epen for the reception of visitors. No effort will be spared to maintain the deservedly high charac ter which it has heretofore acquired. n As heretofore, its tables will be furnished with every delicacy. that the New York market can afford; and every possilde. at tention that can promote the couvenience and enjoyment of its patrons will be promptly bestowed. The road leading to this establishment and especially that part of it ou the mountain, has been rendered perfectly smooth and s lessrs. A. F. Be & Co.'s excellent line of stages will rua eretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain House, on the arrival of the boats. C. L, BEACH, Proprietot. Tune 13th, 1942. __ Jel 3mr BATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND. Tong and well known boarding and sea bathing establishment, having re= cently undergone numero ts, among which is the erection of several elegant summer hosues upon the margin of the ocean, is now open fur the reception of company during the season. ‘The great extent of private beach om this share—-the perfect security in bathing, even for ladies and children, (the athing houses being within a stone’s throw of the mansion)— the shaity, e001 aud delightful locust grove adjoining the house rides, in the surrounding, eounte¢—the excellent uJ Ithful recreation an‘ he beautiful view of the Atluiic ocean and the mest constantly ¢: ed bP numerous vessels ing or’ outward bound, render this situation in every re~ pect Ugequalled by any in'the vicinity. ‘Its accommodations are ample, the rooms airy and the temperature in the warmest days of summer, anything but oppressive. "1 venience of communication and distance, (being but fom Brooklyn) the access by stages at’ hours accommodated to business render it peculiarly well adapted as a residence for gentlemen of busir ss in New York. WILLIA. i GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- ner of Duane street, New York. WHERE be keeps for sale « large assortment of the follow- ing articles, viz.: Sideboards, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Co’, #, Chairs, Office and Portable Desks, ‘Glasy Cases, Book ‘Tea and Pier ‘I ee bake ge, Bg 9 ‘abli , Sofn Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding, Paleasters, Mat* Gamets, Oil Clot + Matting ‘aud. Fire rons, ‘Wash e Touet tduds, Bureau Bedsteads aus, Sal ry &e. Also, a barge assortment of men and women’s Wearing Ap- parel, new aud second handed All the ‘above articles are offered to the public at very low prices. Persous in want of said articles would find it to their advantage to make an early call at the above establish- ment. Shipping orders punctually attended to and packed ea the shortest nouce, ana on reasonable terms, Mattresses, Bedding, Se, for fitting out vessels, ¢ a hand. ‘All orders to the above’ e nent will be pauctually at- inprovem: tended to and thanafully received. ° N. B.—The highest prices will be given for Second Hand Furniutre, and Gentlemen's and Ladies’ cast off Clothing. _a22 Gin* REFINED SUGAR, WINES, & c. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine and dommission + Merchant, No. 5 New stre hae just received le and single refined Sugar, A athis usual low rates, in parcels to suit buyers. ~ A, Carter's assortment of superior Wines please, The old Lomeling Madeira of 1812, pipeshhds. aud qr. casks of various ages; champagne Sther light Wines of the choicest arands, always’ on sale ag low peices. Orders forany hind thal be faithfully executed. yim 7 7 GOOD SUMMER WINE. B. STOUVENEL, Importer of French Wines of + the most approved brands, Bordeaux Claret and other Wine removed from his old stand, 61 Nassan street, to No. 21 Ann street, (near Nassau) basement, _ Always on hand, the best aud most recherche Wines, St. Ju lian, Montferraut,'St. Esteve, Lafitte, Medoc, Se, in’ barrels, half’ casks and cases. Also, Champagne, various brands; Bur- andy, Hermitage, &e.; superior Cognae Brandy; best quality Gip, Vout Wine, Portugal snd Spanish Wines. 2 }'B. 8. will also sell by the dezen bottled Wine for private fanalies, whigh will be sent to any part of the city, also by the gallon or othérwise, to those who may favor him with their pax tronage, No, Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them sect. _Z@ J.B. $ has opened a boarding house at Hoboken, oppo- site Vauxhaul Carden, on the main road, where is kept ‘an as- tmentof:), Lest Wines, Private parties supplied with good dinners and- »{-. shments. Jyl2 ine HATS. = - HATS! HATS! HATS !! BROWN &.CO’S One Price Hat Store, wholesale and ref tail, 179 Chathan Square, comer of lott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and eennoxy are combined io adorn head. “Phe proprietors have the pleasure now to offer maddition fo their recently improved short napped Hat, anew style, the traitation of beaverrs which so closely reseinbfes that of all furs the most costly’ and’ beautiful, that the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollars, We. strictly adhere to the one rrice cash system, which enables us to furnish a very superior Hat for the price charged, In these Hats to the public the proprietors 1 d the ultamatam of beauty, dura m4 3m* TAILORING. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH 5 mie ESTABLISH MENT, Is removed from 145 Broadway to No.7 Astor House. OMY IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most legant and Fas ible kind et a saving of ‘60 per cent for 'HE advertiser di ms tt unnecessary to resort to the hack- neyed system of giving alist of nominal prices, presanti chat the length of time he has been established, toxether with the extensive patronage bestowed on nim, wit prove # sui cient voucher for his capabilities. Possessing the advanzaze of being connected with an extensive cloth establishment in Europe he confidently assets that he ean furnish giothes which, ou com parison, will be found lower any her house making up the best descriptions of gentlerfen's dress. my1 3m S. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway LOOK OUT. He who steals my purse steals tras But he who filshes from me of m Robs me of that which not enriches him, kes me poor indved.—{ Shakspeare, LL ATHIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, No. 90 Chatham street, makes the above quotation, because others endeavor tofileh from him his good name, fame, and reputation. W. have more than once made pabli¢ the many impositions prac ised on dealers, strangers and others, in purguit of our highly reputed Troy Shirts, Bosoms, and Collars. But now that im ositions are on the’ increase, therefore, we shall keep these facts before the public, which will expose imposters, and may off their wicked designs. Make no. mistakes therefore. Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot” is painted on our awning and window. Be particllax, however, to see the name ' Mar shall’s” on our window and about our'store. No. 90, owr ouly Froy Shirt Denot ont 16 doors from the corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, and ou the right hand side in ue fo, Hall. See the mame ‘and you are correct. TALOGUE OF PRICES Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and at per dozen, $7—7 = 9—10— 10 50—11—12—12 —15—16—16 50—1 -21—22 W—21—25 26 50—27—28. All Linen Shirts, per doz. $20—20 30—25—27 50— 3032 50—36—38. Plain Cotton Shirts, per doz. $5 50—6—7—7 50 —8—9. Colored Shirts, per doz. $5—5 50—-6—7—8—9—10~ 11. Collars just received—In addition to our former large stock of collars of every description, 1000 dozen, all Linen collars, at ‘50 cents per dozen, 62e—75e—87¢—1 1 2 <2 502 7i3—3 25—3 50 and 400, inclu Marshall's Byron Collars, which have of. "These goods ft found at many of che principie ready ma, gut the city, andhat the manufacturers Troy Shirt Depot, No. 9 Chatham ¢aution dealers arid others against the many mistakes that have been made of late in consequence of seeing ticketed prices in some of the windows. ‘Recollect, no marked or ticketed re to be seen in ou- window.” Bat remember this the ore, with the prices attached, will be irc for of all. ‘These circulars only may be seen in our and, furthermore, we advise again, see the name and qhtmahal’s, No. 06.” No patromige asked of those ay g s Chatham street, in passing to the De al MARSHALE a the benefit window ; number, who beat down. 7 STORE. ether with a gene- he is prepared to of CHEAP HARDWARE THanowa from Birminghmrn ‘and ral assortineuc of Domestic woods, Wi (athe very LOWEST CASH PRIC © Atention of Country Merchant amnination of his ‘sto find it to their interest ALFRED F, 210 Greenwice nee Bae ber is now oj HE Board of Directors of th clared 9 semi-annual Diy: idend of seven percent, to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, on ‘aud alter Transfer books closed from 6th to 9 a2 EO, SPLENBID pase S'PAINT A bl i number of samples o silk, Inuslin, paper, Se. th instant inelusive. T. HOPE, LEARNING — AiR Nace door to the American painting on wood, ve y @ process for whiel, the it. received a premium of. two thousand French government. ‘The imitations of oil pai late them without artist or other person may int with oil, water color, andsome inventions, to a 1D DISCOVERY FOR ete assortment of Mechanics’ CORNS. MADAME BERHARD, Corn Doctors, from Pai inform the ‘inhabitants of to wait upon all who may de: ad. Berhard have been practic a few mouths, and im tha nials from some of the most en en enefit and comfort which they have re- CORNS, VORNS 6 MONS. AND this method, any few lessons, to minia o many new and perfection difficult to understand without seeing. the or taking a single lesson of i painter to the cou; c. the 15th of next mouth, ‘New York, that 1 a i eu he intends recurning to Fiance, cimens may be seen at the al TENTS—AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFIC’ and Agency of the United States Patent Office, No. State street, Boston. - ‘This office has been established in Boston for the past ten 8 C ceived since they have he honor to inform the public that by a new an they extricate Hard and Soft Corns, Bun Mons and Made. B, do not nostrumn requiring secres: peculiar method or taith fo ensure its efficacy ; may suffer from troublesome and ns, that they may hav away their tormentor, well as expenses of a jot the. satisfaction of earryi the Corn, in their hands. oft) their possession upwards of two from those who have experience; i e practiced therr profe rance and England ientitie matters . ies of the subscriber, by his vers rary ot books on patent laws, aud rare mechanical im to afford evid nee and opini sion for several y fave acquired great attested by numerou: lish, French and German he nobility and gentry ol after four years cure. than ten minutes, and th rs in Germany, iM and much practi certificates from the most celebrated as well as from several of other respects for ed to the Patent isso tstantaneous that the per- a n immediately pat on their shoes and walk without the least inconvenience. be waited on at their own resi- The following is excracted from letters of't of Patents in 1839 :— 9. ew the assurance of the rency for paten © entertain of your your services ; morning from 8 till 11, and in the afternoon ‘ the basiness of your me in the from 2 til 6 o'clock. Office at Boston, 151 Cowrtsts re GUNS AND PISTOLS. EXCLUSIVELY.-€9 Maiden lane, up stairs, im ish, German and French ing Gans, from the a to yourself compels me to sa 80 far as it 1s connected with this departinent, evinces skill and great as It Yours, respectfully, L. ELLSWORTH. ting agent for AVID GARDIN jouble ani single owest to. the fin For all further information, apply Axent of Patent Off 4 C._L. INGERSOLL'S BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. ail boats and rac ho immense Boat Buildin, “near Catharine Market he is now prepare - . ent for the largest houses in. that lin ich enables hitn to sell at extremely low price . large assorted stock of the above alway City and country. mere call, previous to making their HAVANA AND PRINCIPE EGARS M RADER, 46 Chathi . 180,000 Jeasure boats, Se. Ingersoll, 406 Water st, particularly i and elub boats that have floate Also the barg several race: boat for A: the faney boat called the John Smith of Ark sailing boat for Mr, G. F. Ban ‘life boat on a new plan, w of our most experi the rivers aud lakes of America, crat of all the Russi ansas, and the fast He has recently completed has been pronounced b. some jen superior t any ever be- f stablishment any furnished with reversed bottom, from a mould, it mirchaser, of whatev of the best quality, A large assortment of boat: Tong, quarter, pleasure, W) we manufact dry, at prices much nd a liberal dis ule to those who wish to sell Please call before purchasing elsewhere; you can then work—Reference: iam street, offers 25'000 Woodville Ri 2%, Entitled to debenti brands of Havana and suit the taste of the The materials are al i 2 & BROOKS, GI LIBERTY STREET, between Broadway and Nassau street, offer for for sale yeks Trish black marble. ks refined basket salt. bos below what purchasers have heretofore pai count on the usual rates will Enquirer and New York sterfield factory brown theetings. 7000 German patent fire brick. 20 Casks 3 andd F 2 Bales cotton carpeting three and four yards wide. Machine blankets be sold at lowest market pric PARSELLS & AGATE have just received a very. Al ANNERS, &c. y , 293 Broadway, near Rea form the Order of I. O. of O. F., a at they are now prepared to execute orders ers in the most superior style for beauty, y, and economy, having Silks made for the express oc: t will make the largest banners without disfiguring it sm, > F sent to any part of the Ui and execution of wor janner, No. 11, 1 design, of the kind, we re- fer to the Geuty’s B. Greenwich, No. Kid Gloves, with alarze tary Companies an Linen and Muslin Shirts, Linen Collars, Dress Fr men’s under garments, &. way, between Pack FRENCH CLASSI venant, 35, Perseveranc ° day School Banners, au St. Nicholas, New England, $t. George, St An- St David, &e Ke. | Window Shades in great variety, from $1 eneh to the richest and best, painted by the most eminent artists. rer the manner of the ancients, warranted with many recent improvemei er public and private buildings, 5 LISH AND CAL ACADEMY. 'N consequence of the entreaty of a number of patrons whose j hildren frequent his school, the undecsigned will, continue aever to change color, church windows and ct! s a ined G painted on muslin for church close imitation of the re expense, ‘or the glass obscured and painted in’ brilliant colors, verv durable and EALING MINERAL WATERS—Sharon White Sulpher Water may be had of the Agents, Dick: Broadway, Basement Rooms.—For all Rheumatic, Cutaneous and Dyspeptic Co rysipalas, serofula, liver complaint, reference (by their periission) is ‘rench and English languages, Mathematics, Natural nt of the Latin and Greck will, ina short time, be red to enter College. 5 i ‘he predominant branch, wit! of course be spoken in the classes. : yn commences on the Ist of August, yet pupils may obtain admission any time parents can make it convenient to affection of the kidne: ade PU Me e Dr. BEDFORD, Pio Prof, PATTERSON, Med. Dy Dr. WHITE, Cherry Valle Day 4 Warren-at. : University, Med: Dep ‘The terins are moderate, as will be seen inthe ¢ —The Evening School 1s open for young A CARD TO THE LADIES. DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT y, one door from Market street.—: S. Purser of 293 Broa Med, Cotte e, N.Y. From a certificate of a recent analysis the mi liton of New-York) the follo fained from one gallon of water for the Proprie- ent chemists in this Wing results have wenced the Dress-maki S| issment, where she will devote n to their Service, and confidently assures those may favor jher with t < ‘&e,, fentrusted to her skill, shall be di finish of workmansh nj of the fmost approved establish rate prices. ERS 77 East Brom. fegetable Extractive Matte: Sulphy eatted Hy drogen Gas. Broadway, Astor Broadway ; G. H. Broadwa\ Che rd way, and for Broadway ad LIE RE N. B.—Masters, Misses and Childrens’ dresse BENNETT, 39 John and 111% William + porter and manufacturer of [talian and En informs his customers and the publi Keneral, that he has on hauda splendid and extensive assort- fashionable istraw goods, which he offers for French and English Schell and Imperial (a fine Tuseans, Albert fousey and. Willtam iindr, Broadway ; A. B. be J. R Chile OOLLECTIONS. The Subscribers will colle reads, planes Mesem Harnden & Co, from New York at the tollowing places, and New Youk, in from siz to eig 2 collect Note Sertificates. Of Deposites, &e. (through to Albany) upon any fuarantee retums t0 the eity of it days. goods, respectful Erasmus Corning, Comer State aul Market streetss Albu TO CLERKS, and all other persons whose busi- ‘uses them to be constantly on their feet. —! TON AQUEDUCT. PLENDID MASONARY ORK—Jette of Water thrown from one hundred to one hundred and fifteen feet seen in operation ever T'S, warranted in every p ice of the ordinary lowing are some of the many advantages the Elastle Heels have over every other kin : First—The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the lar, and at the same way of Micomb’s Dam an ’ who have seen Niagara Falls and. this beautiful water, say that the Falls are not to be compared to this ab Iw) ot. dly—' ise i i he pave- HEAP UPHOLSTRY—W. REED, Secoudly—They make no noise in walking upon the pave: tween White and Walker street.—Carpets of evei jon macle and altered to fit the most intricate rooms—Car- made andaltered to the latest style. easy chairs, made to order to match any description of farni- jubseriber not having expenses of a store to pay. is enabled to make any of the above articles at such priees to suit ‘hey prevent Boots from ranuing down to the heel. Matrasses, sofas, and | “Eourthly—They enable the wearer to walk with much less fatigue, : Fifthly—They do not ent or tear carpets as do iron or nailed ‘Sicthly—They can be worn with comfort by those having I kinds of Boots at jy i2 LTUM AND MINERAL TAR. ae'JOHN LOWITZ, No.2 Wall-Street, ‘AS constantly on hand natural Asphaltum Rock and Mine- ral Tar, which are used for the following purposes :— ‘aper Hanging. Carpet Y, EL }ANCE, AND GOOD — ino acuta” ‘ork, in which one hundred persons at least ean sit down to an excellent and substantial breakfast, dinner, and tea, [from ies of the markets, with a bi rds quality or,mumber of dis ing in prices from six cents to ‘The purest Java and jee and the very best teas, and served at only three dents per cup. And all other refreshments in proportion. The I and polite, and every Visit establishment quite “at home.” fact, every department of the business is under the superinten- jent overseers, Whose sole care and attenti of customers and As usual, constantly on hand at expense, fitted up one of the ting Houses in the choicest supp! celled either as dings and Cellars, where the exclusion of ke. ‘aults. Baths, Aqueduct s, Reservoirs, Sewers. erraces, Rooting. F ¥ if irom we tk, to prevent its oxidation by auran. used at railroads, &e. an ing warehouses, where he emelusion of vermin is re- fers are uniformly e: assured of feeling in th water. Coatmg of timber wor! Markets, slaughter ho ‘omfort and’ convenienc ns HENRY Proprietor of the French and At and 66 Nassau st, between P. 8.—Open Sundays for breakfast, di ver and tea, je30 3mr TO THE LADIES. PPASHIQNABLE MILLINERY GQODS—The proprie- tres, Mise 8 KING, daughter of thé celebrated Carl offers for sale a most select and choice assortment of Millinery: for the spring trade never as yet presented to the abr lic, both as regards the quality and cheapness of the articles Tye assortment eousies of the following 2 ‘he celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D’OR- LEANS, as worn by La Duchesse DPOrleans, of France, SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW) AND ‘ORIGINAL BEY LE——Add Lawn Hats do do—Au catire new style 0 its calle * MODINE SAT nae ELSSLER COTTAGE.” Parisianand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- ture, in rat variety. The Pr: if peetfully solicits the Indies to frvorher ‘emi ‘her eleyant and varied stock of Mile ves, ‘before they yichase elsewhere, ait ‘great saving to them in price and a grea: advantage as regards the variety and guality_of the gpd. MISS 'S. KING, Magazine de Modes, jy22 Im*r 20344 Broadway. _—_— ~ SHIRTS, SHIRTS. UNITED STATES SHift'T MANUFAGTORY, 7 W,t- U “lara ‘street, corner of Liberty, N, YN giveusto Merchtots and traders in ge ¥ tes rare than avy other house in this eity. Thi affirmed by the list of price’ as follower F ine Maslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and C Do stitehed in the Bosom and Coll: Do Colored nne paterns, large Also, a large quantity of Bosoms. an hand, which will be offered cheap for cash. IMPORTANT TO THE. PUBLIC. LL who wish to ceonomize can obtain Clothing of the best A quality remarkably cheap, at 205 Canal street, one door west of Hudson. Algo, a large assortment of Cloths, Cassi- Vestings, and Summer Goods, from which Clothing of is are made (0 order in the best manner at very reduced |, 205 Canal street. jeid 3m*r SHIRTS. fter the . BS a Eade at the shorest notice. i ot men’s Furnishing Store © and 69 Maiden lane, comer aliw'r WILLIAM COLLINS. GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN, a Nauve of has ever known or heard of milar name, will please information 1s of import- name was John G: many other name BOAT STABLISHMENT 400 WATER STREET, POUR DOOFS EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET. x in his manufactory, and under his some of the oldest and nd the best of materials of boats, which enables him to furnish, at the shortest notice, Boats of the most approved mo- manship, on the moxt liberal terms. f Museat’s Pleasure Barge, the ‘Wakona, &e. A 'HE Subscriber havi rienced ailders in th tor building every desert Verren; but inaforeign have been changed, He came to the U; Lil or become corrupted » United States in the year 1785, sed to have resided in the State of Pennsyly: but as no trace,of him as yet has ived by me upon the su correct, and I now take this means of making ageneral in- quiry throughout the Union, P.F, STAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa, ject in probably Wave, Gazelle, Veto nn, 6 Peek! Washingt aK at . existing in. the South and West of Ireland, ington Hotel, eomer of Reade street Monday evening the ath instant, at # o’elock. “GUN” DEALE 400 Sinelo Barrel Fowling Pieces 100 Double Guns, imitation twisted THOMAS 0. ty A pf 1 cay of September next, at 12 o'cloe! cm day to day until the whole of sai led statement of the taxes, and propert ne wspnper printe? in the city of New H ce Comptroller's Office, May 1812. R. MEMMINGER, sony) the’ Wartembe Meister Gottfiied id ice of his residence,as y) + relations fn Germa know ‘it, ‘v1 c direct his letter yy Post Office, New York. ADIES' NURS¥.—The widow of an eminent p offers her se vices to the i i long experience. Testi nials from the isst phy- eferencesiven. Apply. 381 Greenwich street r art Rifle Barrels—Locks and trimmi jags—Powder Flasks and Percussion © articles, will be sold at, unheard oflow prices, A. W. SPIES & CO. i 218 Pearl street. IANO FORTES—For sale, afew elegant rosewood hol jow corner French grand action piano. fortes, with all the improvements, warranted, and kept in time "vr 12 months, 3 Walker street, up stairs. They gre to b nee of the owne es. > Athis eity, being JEWELRY VERY LOW—The gad tions of gold and silver id chains, keys, & oC sors to Lewis B. Griffin Watches, gold a tail, lower than at any as low as 25 to 30 dol All Watches are warranted to keep good ume, or the money rermrned. Watches and Clocks repainted in the best manner, apd warranted, at mmch less than the ¥ ove of the finest workmen in the city, G. C. porter of Watchesand Jewelry, wholesale an street, ap stairs, New Vouk & Acnany Ratt Roan Comraxt, NOTICE ish York and Al nd silver pencils, gol 'y, at their New io ite the Merchants’ Exchange. S . Lat, 1942, ew York, July 246 MF OBERT AINSLER, President JOHN MeBRAIR, Secretary. jyt32wr ve directed a call tor an instal k of the Company, payable om 303, B BLOOMFIELD, ‘seerom. oo AFLOAT—200 tons superior quality Beotch Coal for sale by GLOVER & MeMURRAY, 100 P Highgate Springs, [Correspondence of the Herald.) MicuGate Srrinas, Aug. 1, 1812. Highgate Springs—Their Situation— Their Quali- a tees. J. G, Bennerr, Egq.— Sim—In reading your valuable and amusing paper, which is sure to find its way into every pepular place of public resort, I see you have noticed quite a num- ber of fashionable watering places—hence I take the liberty to write you a word respecting Highgate Springs, and hope y, i i ite tr h Ans rane YOR will give them «passing no- ighgate Springs are si in V two miles south of Canada line, weer Miiaceone Bay, and ten miles from St. Albans. For the healthfulness of climate, the medicinal qualities of the mineral waters, the beauty of location and sur- rounding scenery. | These springs, being situated on one of those delightful and enchanting bays on Lake Champlain, are not surpassed by any public place of resort in the Union. The Franklin House, kept by Messrs. Durtey & Cutting, is elegant, large and commodions, and no pains on'their part 4s syar- ed which can in the least contribute to the comfort or happiness of their guest; and in short, every thing connected with the place contributes to render it @ desirable place ot resort for ail in quest of health or Penman: We have a great number of fashionables here at present. Respectfully, yours, &c. W.W.w. ‘West Point. [Correspondence of the Herald.) New York, Aug. 5, 1842, West Pornt—And the abuses of the Porters there. To Tue Epitor or ru Herat :— Having frequently noticed in your amusing paper, notices of places of public resort, and believing thatyou are willing to doany thing that lies in your power to publish, and thereby rectify abuses, I would call your attention, and that of Capt. Ryder, who keeps the Hotel in such excellent vle at West Point, to the impudence and cheatery of the men who appear to have the monopoly of conveying pas- sengers and baggage from the landing place. f ap- pears they are independent of the hotel, and do not enter it to bring out the baggage. Thus articles are frequently lett behind, when, taking advantage of the almost momentary stoppage ef the boat, they refuse to return for the missing article, and if any demur be made to the extravagant charge of half a dollar for bringing down the baggage so short a dis- tance, they cooly and impudently tell you if you dot not pay they will keep it lack % that there is no choice between submission and losing your passage. If they are not checked, no doubt, ina short time, they will double their exactions. Captain Ryder may easily rectify this abuse by em- ploying the porters of the hotel, and then I would advise all who have lelaare to pass a few days at this really beautiful spot. our obedient serv’t, “Justicr.* Long Branch, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Lone Brancn, Bath Buildings, Aug. 4, 1842. Life at Long Branch. Mr. Benyett— : Dear Sir— T addressed you a few lines from this place some weeks since;! my first visit proved so exceedingly pleasant, that, throwing my cares and troubles to the dogs, Lhave returned, again to breath an at- mosphere not compounded exclusively of dead cata, rats, and ‘* such small deer.” ‘The blue-devils, are riding me down to-day like 'a “main tack,” and the cause is, I suppose, although there is a vast deal of apparently pleasant company around me, yet I cannot but remember the friend® with whom I made my first visit, and the happy hours I then passed. Every thing the eye rests up- on, even the trees and stones, remind me of the ab- sent, and although associated with the memory of past pleasure, the sense of the present loss far out- weighs itall. Perhaps the wisest course is, to bury the dead from out your sight; neither remember nor grieve for the past; and yet, I am inclined to think, sad thoughts make better men ; for we have the word of the wisest of men, that “sorrow is bet- ter than laughter, for by the sadness of the coun- tenance the heart is made better.”” I began with the serious intent of writi oua very amusing letter, but in looking it over, id it bears a stronger resemblance to a penitential psalm. Banish from my brain ye “black spirits and white, blue spirits and grey,” and be the seas upon you—ye disgust my soul within me. 6 Long Branch, at this my present writing, is indeed but one remove from the gates of Heaven; while you,in the great city, are half fused with heat, stifled with air, redolent of butcher’s stalls and patrid ve- getables. I am sitting, with a breeze blowing through my window, requiring my most constant care to keep my writing materials upon my table, and almost the hair upon my head, Caseaay a wig you eae ‘and the air! now breathe is no com- mon one, for it comes from the sweet south, bear- ing upon its wings, tribute from every new mown field, and even blossom and flower, which it kissed, as they bloomed in its path. Enjoyment is notcon- fined fo the Hayalone, for when the night comes on my friends, (I have one trusty, tried and true,) ant he stands *‘ high in mouths of wisest censure,” and tuyself, equip ourselves with some real Havana’s, and betake us to the sea beach,and there we smoke, and hold high converse of other days, when we were boys together, and when our chief delight, was in chasing those will-o-the-w caled wo- men; but though sunken into the vale ot years, we encourage each other with the reflection, that if for us the war is over, we yet, to the boys of the present day, could— * Shoulder our crutch, And show how fields were won.” Towards the small hours, we turn in, not to be “sweltering in our own heat,” but to pleasant dreams, the consolation of a day well spent, and the certainty of a glorious appetite for our breakfast, on the morrow: and such breakfa as my friend Captain Green, gives us, “eye hath not seen nor ear heard.” Ilis table, like the land of Goshen, “flows with mk and honey.” Do not take my word for it, but come and see with your own eyes, and not’ anothers. With the exception of my friend, I have not an acquaintance here. The people appear pleasant enough. Among the ladies, none transcendantly beautiful, but many faces “comely to be looked upon,” id to gain whose smiles, would well repay a reasonable degree of trouble. ith me, the glory has departed, and I can almost say with Hamlet, ———"Man delights me not— Nor woman either.” As we grow old, and our powers of pleasing fail— when we remember the time was, that the young, the beautiful and gay, hung upon our lips, to them listentng now, calm as a summer’s morning, when we are rally “spreading ourselves,” (to borrow the favorite figure of my friend) is it won- derful that we should grow cynical, and in our de- spair sneer at the luscious grapes, which to us henceforth and forever, will be sour. My friend who isreading my epistle near my elbow, just ex- claimed ‘Oh! T wish youhad’nt said that.” About that time, the iron entered his soul. I forgot nearly to tell you, that on Sunday last, we had « visit from the great American Sea Serpent. saw him with my own eyes—homps and all—he loomed up against the horizon, like Beachy Head in a fog. Oh,* if that fellow could be taken—the rover of a thousand seas—whata tale, of the won- ders of the deep he could spread before us. Yours, ReENovaTED. i * rom the Aathors Manuscripts, Ke. . " sorveet ind authorized edition will be that now rinting at Cambridge, For this ediuion the suthar and editor Rive not only supplied all the corrections and alte s, but new and addit matter not contained in the Loadon tion. 0 C ii ition wi 0 be prefixed a biographical ‘Fo the Cambridge edition Will ad ‘aa! account of fis “other Pathology. Belit im Gregory, M. D. P arance of the work here has been caus- in the Tat the lost priser these have now been ie work will be out in a few days, vous of obtaining the correct and perfect work he publishers, Mesgrs. James Manroe and Go ‘on tre 4 Boston. July 26, Vid, a3 itaw Str “FEVER AND AGUE. RYSHTON & ASPINWALL’S TONIC MIXTURE has now been used for many vars with great . ane the increasing demand for it aflaa am moot of 7 of the preparation ; it deen used Lf 'y tnd the western part of this Sta te, ere i ly an inst Koti Hlouse nad aaa by of the druguists nt country. .