The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VIII.—No, 221 --- Whole No, 3072. NEW YORK, FRIDAY MO RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS. RNING, AUGUST 12, 1842. ~~ OCULISTS. "WATERING PLACES, &C. SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, S x WN, PENN. Daily, (Sundays biti DE ebecown and Somerville Railroad. i at Bag o'clock, A M, by steamboat 1 eT North Mave the foot of Liberty atreet at 9 o'clock A Mike the’ Philadelphia train to Blizabetntown, there to compet ith the ears for Somerville; coaches from thence ar. Fiing’at"Sehooiey*s Mountain wari.‘ sane “aernoon, “at Exston by oeiock, Betriehem at 7% o'clock, and Allentown y same evening, at 6 ovelock the ener information, apply to A D HOPE, Mer- chants’ Hotel, 41 Cot trek a the Hallroad Ofice, fot of Liberty street, orom board ‘watheie hooley’s Mountain, $2,25 uate ieee 200 Bethelem, 75 idea atthe shortest noti j ded at the shortest notice. Pi Pcairedte on scogunt of the short distance by coaches commends itself to the public patronage as being by far the most pleasant and expeditious. iy6 Im*c FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS- BURG. RENIN chistes BI § ‘The i of Bi 's Transportation Line to Pitts- bare elvenotiee tothe Merchants of New York, and sll other persons ‘shipcing to the West, that their Tine is now in active ration ‘consigned’ to them (or sent to go in their d with des) 9 fine,» will be f \. me of goods, destined for_the Wester tates, who. agent or consignee at Pitsburg, will please’ consign their goods to William Bingham, Pitwshurg, he will attend to saipping all’ such consignments without Ja ‘All ponds, should be marked distinctly on ean package i ortedghi which 1 ies line, apply FSO, Ascut Ps Raberestrrees Soret aneeete Ee'pouseiilevevery , Sus excepted, nt Re fer oR Crooks, American Fur Co.; S. T. Nicoll, % ., Fulton street ; Suydam, sem Sst Pee Re Retiree k Cos Newark. mi en RAIL ROAD—ALBANY AND SARATOGA. ‘Travellers to Saratoga Springs, Lake Ger ree, a and i aformed that they will fasure to them Movnelver an etped iiious endear neva the Toa aye oe HOUR OF DEPARTURE. ‘Albany. 1m Saratoga. ag 6 Sgek, AM. ALT Oelock, A; M i etd B.S 33a" ‘There is no change of Coaches or Bageake Waco! boat to i f Baggage from one Steam! ™B csseugers on theit arrival at sepaogg, wil ind Sorge a in readiness to convey them to Lake Lake Champlain; comecting. with 1 the principal Northern and itawe {lor the convenience of passenger who arrive b e (for the convenience o re arrive the ahethoos tran from Albany,) leaves Saratoga at 3 o'cloe! A. M. arrives at Whitehall in time for the departure of the Champlain steamboat of same day, and brings eastern trav: llers to Rutland, Ve. early in the evening. engin N.B. ‘There are bagvage wagons always in readiness, at Al- bany, on the arrival of the steamboats and rail road cars, to car- ry the baggage of passengers direct to and from the depot and Heambout at the rate of 644 cents per trunk or package, or 123% cents for ordinary travelling baggage. oh eed i er ‘west are fixed for the season at7}¢ o'clock, A. M. i JOHN COSTIGAN, Superintendent. Albany, June 27th, 1842. je27 3m r RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. N) 4 [HE ‘NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transporation Gom, have esmblished a Frei Lit t New! Brasswick aad New York, whisk trey intend to ran" perme: (Sundays or i, at 2% F. M. Sebshy aad enemy eanteenass -arpeeshaniey description, and imoreparteniary fo Drovers ana Live » who can have 150 head of cattle convey- ween. New Brunswick and New York, the sane day the tation, of cattle, horses, mules, ke, and all other hinds of mershandise'are very steam! ices. lerchandise sent by this line is not subject to any extra chame in crossing the North River. ‘Company’ have fitted up a large storehouse at New runswick, adiolning the ‘Railroad Depot, which will always for'the reception of merchandise rs purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive Regis : jeanne Dim, Yt convey the above lines, and delivered the same day when mid 3m* received. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street, steamers STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON leave New York and Staten Island every hour, from 8A MyZEM, All opis are required tobe particularly marked, and ay at the risk of the owners thereof. OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. ~ FARE REDUCED ABIN PASSAGE. «-------$1 00 FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED’ PRICES. ‘commodious Steamboat WASHING TON, Captain J. M. tig egy made arrangements "i jew York, will hereafter leave the foot of Htobinson street, oe ae: ‘Thursday, and i ooo after- noon, at o’elock, and Albany, every ‘Monday, Wedne: sand Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, landing on her each way age the foot of Hampnond fh Poughkeepsie, Hpesgn To, Cal an Hato soe or t Fr . or to D. RANDOLPH MARTIN: No. 182 Wetatreet.. Syd Imee EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, 4 pign between Courthandy and Liberty streets i ‘The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Gant, L. W- Brainard, leaves the above pier Monday, Wednesday, “ater ROCHESTER, Cape. A. 8t. John, | the above pier Tuesday, Wicsrotay’ sad’ Hetatiey, hensone et nn, above boats are new and substantial are farnished with teen {poms, and in every respectareu nsurpassed among For passage or freight, apply on board, or to Ada coca te re ee office om the wharf, or 90 at Albany in time’ for ‘the fist Cais oF cass for the’ east and iya OCE. HOUSE, Long Bi sh, Ri " NOM ationee, Banana Bock wok, Shre' —The steamboat re boat goes to day. ; . ‘gation and. weather permit- ting r notice. - fit freight and baggage at the risk of the owners thereof. June 24, 1942. je29 3me we ee BOSTON. I.W.RI ‘new and splendid steamer J, W. RICH- OND, Nathcavel. Kimball, + wil leave, the north side of Te whart Boston, Friday nil t 7 o'clock, for’ G snd tlowell nd etary wil eave tallowell on Mondays uredays at ». M., landing each we N Fare from Boston'to Hallowell, $3 00. we , will be in readiness on fhe arrival of the boat at Hal- well, to conve; rs to Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Belfast and Quebec. P#fsons travelling for pl i hind fowl pleasaater rouics than’ this one io. Quebecy throw ‘bounding in beautiful ae rgd. andthe hotels wel kee iistance 210 mlles 5 Banks, every da days—Fare 25 cents each way » Capt. x, Will run regularly tothe above place every fair day, and leave as follows—Foot of Hammend street at 9 Melock, Canal street quarter past. 9, Market street If past 9, Catharine ferry Brooklyn 9%, pier No. 1 North ri- ‘he steamer the Napoleon will make afternoon ‘ome ; 4 ton an Bath—(the steamboat General Jackson will continue to tun to ch i fol- Peete ine | every cae ony in the week)—and leave-as fol 1 jet at 2 o'clock, Canal street at a Gentseach wig. ‘The boar Sill sen at Sones Kael oe a e ¥ hour anda hall andarrive in New York by'7 o'clock.” : tog iMt im*e FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of 13h of Pugust The well known fast sailing scket ship IRGINIAN, Captain Allen, will. sail positively ona Tah of Angus being her regular Say petior “aceommodutions for cabin, second cabin Passengers, who will ve tak ort ‘arms. or farther Particalars, please apply om board, foot of den ane ST OVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, aust corner South st. o “OF LIVER, L PACKETS—' only ‘regular Packer at the 19h Angust.—' pew and elegant regular ine Packet Ship" NEW YORK,” burthen 1100, tons, Cane fig Peres any sail positively on Monday, the fostant, her 7 , ‘accom ‘of tive Old, or Black Li for Cabin, second cabin, and Steerage rae yes ace nel Krnown to" be aneqwalied by any other ine or ship'now Toad for the above “Tersons proceedlog to the old country, will find it to their comfort and advantage to choose tins favorite packet’ for there conveyance {and ava number of her tert are how: engaged carly application is requisite, Fi rly on board foot of Beekman street, oT OCHE, BROTHERS &CO. 39 Fniton at. ar fext door to the Fulton e nee Ok, LIV] RPOOL— sitively sail as re, her Ly Ay oh ving socom Tinequalled for slendor cr Pound, at Or foot of Lab f nk COLLING & ce of ; et ship SHERIDAN. n tun A. Depeyster, of 1000 tom will succeed the S1DDONS, and sail 25th Septersber, her regular day. i rye mi is may rely onthe ships of this line sailing punetu ally en advertived. faulir NEW ORLEANS—With quick de: me ‘The elegant well kuown packet a ip QUEEN Vic. TORIA, Mallet) will sail. te above. She pertor accommodations for cabin, second eabin eer- SP aaa A nc cu bossa the shins ee phar ie Be ie ceo iva is mate on TOHN HEDMAN, 61 South st.” DOCTOR J. FRANCIS’ CELEBRATED EYE WATER. Y STREET, within two doors of His preparations are a perfect cure for all weakness of sight, CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, PINE ORCHARD. » iouable resort will be con fe present season under the direction ‘the subseriber. h repair, and is new open for the fort will be spared to URNS. CORNS. Segags aber’ MADAME 6 MONS. AND Corn Doct EG LEAVE to inform the inhabitnts of they will be happy to wait upon all who may acryices. Mons. and Mad. Berhard have been prac: Oi months. see in that short time a rom $01 Others, as to the benelit and comfort which they have re: m attended by them. They Bare che the publie that by a pecul ard And Soft Corns, Bunions,” Call ng. ade, AT T! 1842. HIS romantic tat he copdnotir dur- Y BERHARD, ‘New York, that ndergone a complete and matoryé “ase of the eve neverfail in res ° ring nebulas of any surgical op ration ; CERTIFICATES. L certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about fifteen years it to my house last fall, apparently blind. He been the patient of treatment has been the me: JAMES MILNOR, Chureh, Beekinan st ren were afflicted with time, one of them was almost blind ht. Every remedy was resorted recovered. T rectly restored to sight by. Dr. rane? celebrated rere iEL 8. JONES, 499 Pearl street, L was almost blind for twelve years, and ini five weeks, under Nancis, my sight "is now per BROWN, 177 Forsyth street. fore, its tables will jew York mark, Ga Promote the couventence and ey rons wil | stowed. 'T’ Pstablishment aid espectall cond be furnished with every delicacy and every possitde at- of age, was bro ly that part of it ou the mountain, has | ceived since they have excellent line of stages will run nthe landing and the Mountain regularly betwee House, on the arrival of the boats. Cc. _June 13th, 1842. ‘This is to certify that two of my , do not or faith to ensure its e! at may suffer from troublesome and 'y may have the. satisfaction of carrying i painful Corns, that they Away their tormentor, thousand:certifi their hi jade. B. have in theirpossession upwards of two ieates from those who have experienceirelief at ade. B. have practiced thetr profes: rmany, France and England, and h practical experience: from the most celebrated En- well as from several of ries, delivered to them peration will not occupy more isso instantaneous that the per n immediately put on the erection of several elegant sume how open fur the reception of company during egreat extent of private beach on this shores-the sion for several years in Ger fave acquired great skill and m i by numerous certificat hand German physicians, gentry of those count after four years cure.” 1 than ten minutes sons thus treated c without the least inconvenience, and gentlemen will be waited on at their own resi- fo pesifel (sesesnet, of Dr. J. fectly good and strong. “ye MART! certify to the above being true statein ‘ waa MEMORGE BENEDICT, fthe Stanton street Cl fears with a entarac cis? wonderful 1 NSTON, 41 Eldridge 9 imessed the astonishing efli- weparations tor diseases of the eye, iy recommend them to the notice of the public, as bathing, even for ladies and children, (the 1 tone’s throw of t lelightfol locust xrove adjoining rounding country—the ousces of healthf —the pleasant rides in th ng grouni’s and other 1 I was nearly blind for. tw eye and from the use of Dr. tac ene RA We, the undersy lower bay, almost arriving OF oUtw, bs neqnalted by any. im the vieinity. I airy aud. the temperature, even in the warmest days of summer, T nce of commun tantly enlivened the ing f ill i ete Bort, in, the morning from still 11, and in the afternoon GUNS AND PISTOLS. dg EXCLUSIVELY.-49 14 Maiden lane, up stairs, importing + the sale of English, German and French double ng m_ the lowest to. the tin. ing but nine miles ges at’ hours accommodates 1 adapted asa residence for BROWN, Propri nbar, Pastor of McDongal st. Chareh. , Pastor of the Fisst Baptist Church. Jobn Peek, Agent of the Home Mission So Jacob Brouner, Pastor of the N Jogepb ° eae Roman Catholic P rwrch. Numerous certificates can be seen at the offic J, Francis, 10 Barelay street, New York. distinguished from of busi ss in New York. WILL ____ FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chathai of Duane street, Ne e istols of every di markets, embracing one hundred to offer at the manufact sold only by Dr. J. "Artificial Eyes inserted, whic the natural, without giving ty ‘rancis respectfully informs | that in consequence of the increase of Member of the Royal College of Sargeons, London, and of the ty, bh i m, and every conli- h enables him to sell at extremely lo A large assorted stock of the above alway City and country, merchants are pa call, previous to making their purchases HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS M RADER, m street, cor- be placed in “he ‘Office hours from 9 A. York. nent of the follow- 6 Chatham street, offers for sale 0,000 Noval Principe 35.000 Woodville. Entitled to debenture. brands of Havana and Principe PERSSE & BROOKS, GI LIBERTY STREET, between Brondway and Nassau street, offer for for sale Wi Blocks Irish black marble. 100 Casks retined basket salt. 300 Casks Boyd’s bleachi 390 Tons superfine soda ashes, fas, Soft Be Sarnets, Oil Clot Stands, Touet Tabies, Dressing Bureaus, Sales, 2 a ree assortment of men and women’s ing A. ‘and second handed acryerane AP the ‘above articles are_ offered to ices. " Perscus in want Of suid. article iradvantage to make an early call at the above establish. orders punctually attended to and packed ca the terms. Mattresses, Bedding, R. K. OPHTHALM Eucrance in Fulton Street opposite 8 EN DISEASES OF THE E HE NECESSARY OPERATIONS TH URS FROM 9 To 6 o’cLocK. s studies of 5 years with DR. ELLIOTT, nd been subsequently engaged as his Dioasy is enabled to uadertak fecting the organs of vision. D IC SURGEON, OADWA as a full stock of the choicest the public at very Having completed af Terms moderate and graduated to Ke, for fitung dut vessels, const All orders (o the above e: tended to aud thannfully- N. B.—The highest prices will be given for Second Hand nd Gentlemen's and Ladies’ cast olf Clothing. GOOD SUMMER WINE + the most approved bran He has removed from to No, 21 Ann street, (near Nassau) basement, , the best and most recherche Wi Medoe, &e. in’ barrels, Champagne, various brands; Bure uperior Cognac’ Brand} 0 his late instra t Professors of the M some of the most emi sstablishinent will be paactually at- N.B. The poor treated gratuitously ned hl PvVBbo DISEASED EYES AND INFLAMMATION OF THE KYE-LIDS, NY disease or weakne: ( the rn the eye-lids, can be quickly and sal ROMAN EYE BALSAM. No, 77 Kssex treet, has been cared of inflamma- of years duration, by using jsarn. ‘Market street, had for two or three ther. 50 Bales Chesteriield factory brown sheetings. 7000 German patent fire brick y 3and4 F E blue smalts. ting three and four yards wide. t lowest market prices, _ AGATE PARSELLS ANUFACTURERS OF STOCKS, Suspenders, Linen Drapers, Kc. have just received a very light and beautiful stock, expressly for summer we: gortment of Summer Scarfs, "Always on hand, lian, Montferraut, only one jar of the Eye Bal itz Gerald, No.2 years been so much’ afflicted with w thatat times she could scarcely see to read. Her eyes have been completely resto his Bi had failed. Hundreds here almoat total blindness, caused. by excessi flaminations, had existed for years. The" Roman Eye Balsam” has bee private practice by the most eminent ocul d its astonishing efficacy in n from the eye, has established for beyond the reach of any other preparation, Ht xed. attention to Jravats, Silk, Linen Thre: ith alarge assortment of Suspenders,ready made uslin Shirts, Linen Collars, Dress Fi ‘Ke., at the old establishment,241 men’s under garments, way, between Park place and Murray st. FRENCH " Dart of the city, also by th ise, to those who may favor him with thelr pa- No Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them ENGLISH AND CAL ACADEMY. B.S has opened a boarding house at Hoboken, oppo- iC arden, on the main read, whote is Kept ‘aay ines. Private parties suppli No, 7 Division-street, sortmentofhy Lest inners andeafr s/aments. HEAP UPHOLSTRY—W. REED, 389 Broadway, alker street.—Uarpets of evel scription made and altered tofit the most intricate rooms—Cur- tains made andaltered to the latest style. : eto order to match any description of fw ubseriber not having expenses of a store to pa make any of the above articles at such prices to suit ts and Oil Cloths can have a word ing as above. Paper Hanging. C Grease spots extracted, Ke. minute objects, or by a long ex , the weakness orpartial loss of sight from sickness or ol is a sure restorer, and should be used without any apparent disease. rections for use. wholesale and retail by DAV Broad Matrasses, sofas, and ent of the Latin and Greek will, ina short time, be red to enter College, ¢ Faench being the predominant branch, witl of course be spoken in the classes. pire ; h on commences on the ist of August, yet pupils ma} obtain ‘admission any time parents ean make ii couvenient to 373 cents. repares 1D SANDS & CO., it, N.Y. nds, 79 and 100 Fulton street, and by .., 273 Broadway, commer Chamber street. ‘14 im r HE SOLID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL ed by Dr. Otto Rotton, has proved itself a very ¥: specific in cases of Scrofula, eases generally, particularly those arisi jlood. ‘The Syrup, prepared from the Extract also, is far supe- rior to any other ‘The terms are moderate, as will be seen in the circulars. and cutaneous dis- k ‘he Evening Schoo! 1s open for young A STRAW GOODS. BENNETT, 39 John and porter and man of Tt etfully informs his custo that he has on hand a splendid Indies fashionable straw sale at very much reduces unstable Rutlands, Faney Schell and Imperial (a yery fashiounble and beautiful article) fine Tuscans, Albert sup of Sarsaparilla ever before prepared. . Milnor, 192 Broadway, comer of Johnatreet ; T.R Hp ty J. & J. Coddington, cor Christopher street J P. BOWNE & HATS! HATS! HATS !! ROWN & CO’S One Pri si holesal ROWN, &.CO'8 One rice Mat Store, wholesale and ref on, bewaty, durability De Forest, 42 Gus and Hudson streets ; A. Rosenmiller, 311 Bleecker, sett, 644 Broadway, and of’ ‘Wholesale Druggists, 83 John street, and dia Cnolagogue. ware, comer of Mott street, where economy are combined to to offer m addition at, a new style, the Zz extensive assort- which he offers for The je tor totheir recently unproved sf beaverr, which 0 closely resemples that of al the difference is not easily ly adhere to the one the most costly and’ bean m, wich euables us to for the price charged. I public the proprietors think they of beauty, durabilit MEDICINES. HE NEW YORK E OF MEDICINE AND Siberian Maw all the stytee ‘ a et antroduced, being eatteimely light a ave reached the ultimatum and will clean as well 3m* cheapness and comfort. TAILORING. __ EMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH Is removed from 145, tts to No.7 Astor House. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most Jegant and Fashionable kind et a saving of COLLEG C.L. INGER: BOAT ESTABL Seite tmctiees Meee ISHMENT. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, ‘AS met with the most unprecedented success since mencement, particularly from the unfortan beautiful pleasure barges and club boats th: the rivers and lakes of Ameriea. Also the barge for the Auto- all the Russias. several race/boat for Asiatic Monarebs: John.Smith of Arkansas, and the fas He has recently completed been pronounced by’ some rior to any ever be= ind of boat will be furnished with reversed bottom, from a mould, in any way to i purchaser, of whatev be rge assortment of bi long, quarter, pleasure, Whi ays found at the manufact shasers have heretofore paid, and count on the usual rates will be made to t Please call before purchasing elsewhere; you can then work—References. bonts, ke., see Com er the faney boat called thi boat for Mr. G. F. Bann Lon a new plan, wi of our most experienced na establishment any jer the judicious treatment of of medicine. LLTED TONIC MIXTURE. A ce:tain cure for all forma of dyspepsia, low petite, lassitude, cutaneous eruptions disposition to consumption, and all comp he uervious system. fat success in cases o 2 Yellow fever. Sold in bottles at HE PARISIAN ALTERATI For the cure of all cases of a delicate disease, ions, sore throat, or auy other distressing symp- ‘an injudicious use of mercu: 1 and $2 each, DYNE LINIMENT. For the cure of rheumatic pains, culic, brai nalfdisease, nervous he: HE. advertiser dims it annecessary to. resort t2 the ha jist_of tominal prices, presati deen established, toxether wit 1 prove sun the advanzage of disarrangemeat o| re bestowed on ii cient voucher for hi i being connected with an extensive cloth establishment in kurepe he confidently assets ase, or for pains in hat he can furnish found lower than any thes which, on com- house making up LLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway _ LOOK OUT. He who steals my purs h But he who filshes from me of my & Robs me of that which not enriches But makes Be indeed.—[ SI ent, 58 Wall st. For adver Enquirer and New York NOTICE 'TO EXPORTE?S OF COTTON. L GENERAL of France hereby notifies the Shippers of Cotton to F: ache, pains in the joints, and imme- diate and permanent relief guaranteed. Sold in bottles, 75 cts h. “RHE, FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE. Guaranteed to cure gonorrhea, gleet, and arges from the urethra. i iE AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CATHARTIC For the cure of all derangements of the liver, purif lod, exciting t he whole al all mucopuralent ttles at 0 cents and T HISONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, No. 90 Chatham the above quoration, because othe: 7 f this port, when ves- ng the place of growth of Cot- to filch from him have more than once the on dealers, strangers and others, in losoms, and Collars. itions are on the’ increase, therefore, we shall keep these facts before the public, which will expose imposters, and may cut off their wicked designs, . “Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot 2 je particular, however, to see the name Mar- " No. 9, our only doors from the corner of ht hand side in 1s are cleared for France, ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD LIVING. reat expense, fit m the drastic pui s of the nostram THE FEMAL¥, RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculi ntirely super ce reputed Troy Shirts, to the female sex, srve the regular action of the female organs, with full directions and cautions as touse, and sold in boxes at $1, 50 wt and 25 ce mistakes therefo uted on our awn ts each, COOPER'S PILL. For the cure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheuma- the digestive organs. PILLARY HEALING POWD! i superficial #xco. at 50 cents each. also be had of the following ‘ork, in which one hum Hient and substantial breakfast, dinne: supplies of the markets, with a bill 1 ‘as regards quality or: tel in the United States, and varying in pric and eighteen pence per Mocka coffee and the very best teas, and served at only three Dents per cup. And waiters are uniformly civil and po ' assured of feeling in this establishment quite “at home.” fact, every department of the business is under the superinten- dence of competent overseers, whose sole care ani directed to the comfort and’ conveniences of tism, ang) to imp iahes} by any ho- Chi * eal MARSHALL? Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and wrist bands, warranted, at per dozen, $7—7 50—8— 5017 —18-—20—21—22 50—21—25 0— » per doz. $5 H—6— 5 678 —9— fn addition to our former large stock of ion, 1000 dozen, all Linen collars, at 156870 $1—}'25—1 S0—1 T5—2—2' 25 25—3 50 and 400, inclu jars, which have ith our plain and ru ciple ready made linen stores t) y, andhat the manufacturers, (7 Marshall’s (C™ only: ‘Chatham’ street, New Yi hers against the many mistakes that hay uence of seeing ticketed p in ¥ fecollect, no marked or ti prices are to be seen in ou- window. cut hoarstor, th the pric eet. ton street, Broo! roprietor of the French and American the College for’ New Nos 64 and 66 Nassau st, between Jehn st and P. $.—Open Sundays for breakfast, GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN, a Nauve of land.—Any one who hat ever known or heard of Collars just received: collars of every descr 50 ceats per dozen, 62c- lyn. ‘ork, at 97 Nassan 8. RICHA RDSON, Agent. RSAPARILLA. ffering to the publica new preparation of Sarsaparilla, it subscribers are able to. state that ears to laborious chemical experiments, the; I principles on whic by the construction —I—3 1's Byron Coll “SANDS SA communicate the fact to me,_as pa ith much pleasure the subse Verren ; but in afor have been changed, or become corrupted » United States in the year 1785, and he Is sup- resided in the State of Pennsylvania, and to have hut as no trace of him as yet hax been discovered, the information received by me upow the n land it may, like many other names, tached, will be cireul ese circulars only may be seen in our thermore, we advise shall’s, No. 90.” N TO THE LADIES NERY GQODS—Th oft Nebrated Carl Kin choice assortment of Millinery ‘as yet presented to the pab- ‘and. cheapness of the articles ‘ED CAPOTTE D*OR- worn, oh Dachesse LP Orleans, of France , KOEN TIRELY. NEW AND. ORIGINAL Aid Lawn Hate do do—An entire new style 0 MODINE Caro ELSSLER Ci AGE.” Parisinnand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- pectfully solicits the ladies to favor her subject is probably renders itone of js means of making a general in- elected from the Mate: nd that has been prov sd b important power of im disease and restoring the patient. to diseases arising from an imy habit of the *ystem, such as ti 3 Pimples, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rhew foment and pain of the Bones’ and J ‘again, see the name and | uiry throughout the Uniom patronage asked of those | “Arend ImerP-. STAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa. TO_LGEN _DiLALERS——Guns, Pistols, articles :— | -xnerience to possess arrest. g the progress of je Barrel Fowling Pieces jouble Guns, imitation twisted ‘ real twisted and patent Breech, Pairs of Pistols—assorted—100different varieties. ‘and Rifle Bacrels—Locks and trimmi je Bags—Powder Flasks and Percussi QNABLE MIL 8 KING, sale 'a moat select assortment consists of the follow: e celebrated SILK 0} DES tL Ve sch os ilaenea ctlaw wis will be sold at unhe 9 prices, seri A. Wares ef co. 218 Pearl street. VER, and THOMAS DUGARD, succes B. Griffin & Co., would respectfully’ infor public, that they are prepared to furnish pati combined that'ean be use The alllicted are invited to themselves the benefits thi Prepared and sold b ‘ i y it at once, and apr aluable medietne can bestow. Sands, 79 Fults D. Sands, 77 East Broadway, cor. Market GEORGE COL “sors to Lew their friends and the pat timber of every description sonable terms as any et ty lishment in the city, a Steam Saw Mill, fe Fourteenth street, No RPORATION [CE—Pubhic Notice is hereby gi that a sale of 1 rp A toe h Lay of Septem ‘ube: ecatinned'r«'m day to day until the’ whol Jed mblished in the New Ei NANTUCKET SHoats, 1B C. L, Incensort, Esq., Boat Builder:— a history of the sail boat I bought of you ‘warranted in now stating to you that mmalied my most, sanguine expectations. Thave owned her, I have sailed against every thing that rt, and never has that I could not look aft for my competitors, ; in safety the roughest seas, and in several instances have boats in my sight been lost, hurling in an instant into the i ‘st and most worthy citizens, yet the oerasion occurred that I have entertai ilst in the good old twent life preserver upon, the ‘can only say that daring my ti hoals that could put her t I for me to encounter 500 sails Sho lore they purchase elsewhere, as it @ great saving to ‘m in price and a great advantage as Tegards the variety 4 t id taxes will take e iG, rine de Mods aganine de IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. LL who wish to i bi ing of the best aaa oa om non can obtain Clothing of west of Hudson. meres, Vestings, and Summer y shall be sold,aa t prope! newspaper printed anda Comptroller's Office, May ORK INVALIDS.—Dr. J son of the Founder of the , by particular request be at for a few days, where he may be consulted by such patients as are afflicted with chronie rom. other sources, which he thinks may be cured n r WATCHES A ND JEWELRY VERY LOW—The; scriber is sell lescriy Watches, gold and silver pencils, gol re - tail, lower than atan; as low as 25 to 30 do! ) All Watches are warranted to keep good time, or the money returned. Watches and Clocks repaired in best manner, and warranted, at mach less than th by one of the finest workmen in the city, G. C porter of Watchesand Jewelry, wholesale and retal, 30 W ep. some of our N THOMSON, msonian System (0. 43 Broome st. T° NEW Y¥ of Alban: fear of my own life wh of Practice, will, Also, a large assortment of Ch n , from which Clothing je t0 order in the best’ manner at ve SHIRTS. HIRTS made to order, fashions. Gentlemen's Garments of al order at the shortest Gentiomen’s Furni Wi A CARD which they can find every part of the work oceur that I should wish uy Kind, you are the only roan f me'one. And if ever it happet boats of any kind, e ink of locking to, to 1 can recommend x Tahall do so as cheerfully b hospitalities ever sat before nelusion, 1 can only assure you that the t which I understand you are’ crowned with, bation. I subscribe mys If, is Most respectfully, B. F. BANNING. RS—Doctor J. PROVOST would in- anate as to contract any form t approved French descriptions made 10 i Store 67 and 69 Maiden Inne, comer WILLIAM COLLINS TO THE LADIES. DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT—No, door from Market street. .— MR as $. Purser of 203 Brow lway, her former customers. ai oat Yon THER DOLL. form those who of a certain deli 74 Hast Broadway’ 0 W. HO JEV FERS. tate Sti OAL=-i06 tons Liverpool On WHITING PArE Poper; 750 do d 90 reams fine and superfine nglish Copying Fa tor sale in lots vo ‘iddons. Apply to «56 South street re jed and play Letter th large assortment of the ye a same without extra charge, Phoe ets that no extortion will be made. ate upon the many wonderfui cures: ‘hey are well known. 1 ice, ix to bring it wit Free tmmmel{ frown thi ent, where she will de ‘and confidently assures t ith thetr patronage, that D: fed to. her skill, shall be del il finish of Workmanship, as not 2 be useless to expati. formed within the Last object for reducing the malady, as well Cloaks, Habits, Se, entre ed po perfect in styie, it, fo be excelled at any of th Price Two Cents, {Correspondence of the Herald) Toronto, August 5, 184: Politics—Pa:liament—Chancery—Newspapers—Cir- cus— Theatricals—Ladies, §c. James Gorpon Benyerr, Esq.— Sm— I have presumed to address a few lines to you con- cerning the state of things in general in Toronto at present, which you may insert ia your paper with your other correspondence. I have heard that you intend visiting it yourself, on your tour en route through Canada. Politics are low at present. Parliament is to meet on the 8th of September next, and it is also rumor- ed that the Court of Chancery is to be removed from Kingston here ; but Madame Rumor is but a fickle ’un. However, the Chancery Solicitors at Kinston, have signed a ‘ round robin” to desire Sir Charles to let it remain where it is. Henry Sher- wood, E'sq., the Mayor, has refused togo to England to solicit loans for the Corporation,preferring to per- form the duties of that office to jumping Jim Crow in Downing st. The Honorable Francis Hincks has given up the editorship of the Examiner,and it has been resumed by Ontario Stevens, Esq.,and as he has not been long in the editorial chair, (not a desirable one) we cannot judge of his talents yet. We have had no- thing much to amuse us since Nichol’s Amphithea- tre was here, and I “guess” he pocketed a good deal of “hard cash,” (much wanted at present,) as there were about two thousand in attendance every night while it was here. But I see that Mearolinet, “the wizard of the north,” and the rest of the wizard fa- Hy, are advertised to hold a concert. of magical performances at the City Hall, by permission of his worship the Mayor! The drama isin a low, very low state here. A Mr. Jameson opened some weeks ago a small theatre at the City Hotel. There is no regular theatre in Toronto, which speaks a great deal for its morals. . There are afew “belles” in this as well as in other cities, some of whom I should mention (as! see your other correspondents do,) but it is not good to particularise. As this is the time of travelling some “whither,” I would recommend visiters to Canada, especially invalids, to go to the celebrated “Caledo- nia Springs,” which are now beginning to rival Sa- ratoga itself. Parkerhas got a nice, new, circular pleasure railroad in operation, and a variety of other amusements, and I know he will give visiters agood secon Some of the loafing community, I mean gamblers, or acim styled black legs, have even reached thus far. ‘There istwo establishments of the kind here, one called “The Light House,” and another the “Royal Pavilion,” (royal sounds well,) which are daily and nightly frequented.— But fam prolonging a correspondence, which I in- tended should have been but brief. At some other period Imay be induced to use my pen again, but at present, adieu. “A ToRonTowEatan.” Carlisle Springs, [Correspondence of the Herald.] CaruisLE Sprinas, Aug. 4, 1842. Carlisle Springs—Their Situation and Advantages —The Ladies—The Barracks— Officers— Morning Rides. Mr. Benner Dear Sr Feeling an inclination to ruralize, and, hearing that, notwithstanding the hard times, there was a select and very agreeable company at these Springs, so well known in this State, though perhaps never heard of by you before, I formed a small party, and dropped in; with the persons here I had previously been acquainted, having met. The Springs are located 44 miles east of Carlisle, 18 miles from Harrisburg, and about 3 from the gap in the Blue Mountains,known as Sterret’s Gap. The waters are highly ili ar with sulphur ; the hotel isa very fine one and well kept, diurnally, i. e. no loss of appetite till after meals; parlors plea- sant—nocturnal accommodations not so for man, better for beast—ordered a good bed for m| horsbwee-plegied:-to ile hawdeieedtirs erly had thought of myself, my bed being too short te lie straight in, and too narrow for crooks. The bath buildings, both shower and plunge, are in good or- der ; walks interesting—companions, however, add enchantment to the view—roads somewhe hilly, though smooth. Orders of the day—a morning site to the Gap or Barracks—“ quaff the sulphuretted,” the “* rosy” being unfashionable these Washingto- nian times—discuss the various viands spread forth, Beapedtly with vivacity and taste—“ court the balmy,” filling the intervening spaces with whist, ten-pins, scupping, dancing, with real as well as imaginary partners; by the way, not forgetting « sweet little seat between two trees, which is styled a Lover's Seat, being just large enough for two, one jitting on the other’s lap. With one exception, the company at the Springs was very pleasant, as all appeared willing to please and be pleased. This exception was a young man from Carlisle, who, after guaiin the “ rosy” too frequently, intruded himself into the presence of the ladies, and on one occasion had to be transported bodily to hisdormitory. Failing in inflaming the la- dies’ bosoms with the tender passion, he addressed the hired girl of one of the ladies, who rejected his offers of heart and hand. His education has not been neglecte«\, and unfortunately his connextons are very respectable, or more glaring exposures would appear. _ Oar morning ride to the Barracks was delightful— weather fine, companions of our own choice, and all that could be desired.t It was regular review day; the drill and appearance very imposing— met a very fine lady, sister-in-law to the commanding officer, who, together with the officer, were very pleasant and conversative—giving the ladies of our compan’ all the information desired in relation to the why‘s and wherefore’s—were informed some of the offi- cers thought of vi g the Springs ; the masculine department kind 0° wished they would come, and kind 0’ not, fearing the magical effect, of plume, sash, buttons, &c , which are said to be irresistible On our return, stopped awhile in Carlisle; walked around the city to see the lions ; the College was closed ; no life or bustle visible ; about the tavern where once all was noise and tumult, silence reign- ed; the name of the revered “Patria Pater” had reached here in connexion with temperance, and its magical influence swayed as it always has done and should do, its great and glorious principles. Another mornings ride was remarkably pleasant, though a dispeptic might consider the road some- what rough. It was.to the “Mountain House” at “Sterret’s Gap.” Leaving our vehiclee we clambered up the mountain’s side to the observatory, occasion- ally stopping to gather whortle-berries, which, like cages visits, were very few and far between. The path up is very rocky and required some attention as regarded the placing of the shoes. From the ob- servatory there is a commanding and imposing view on a clear day; at the time of our visit the atmos- phere was hazy, consequently the view was limited —Carlisle, though but seven miles distant,was mere- ly discernable. At the tavern, there are various amusements—ten-pina, scup, flying-horses, (all but the horses, ring and hook, &c.,&c.) On returning to the Springs we partook mutually ofa hearty re- past with keen appetites, which the ride was well calculated to excite or at least increase. 1am just notified to take leave of you as we are about to do the same with our company, to return once more to our various avocations. Snooxs. Aaburn, {Correspondence of the Herald.) Avurn, July 29, 1842. Auburn—Its Advantages—The State Prison—Its Influence—The Ladies—Music. Dear Bennet: — If youhave ever made it a subject of serious re- flection, you have not failed to arrive at the conclu- sion that this ame village of Auburn is one of the most lovely places lately struck off. It is beautiful inthe extreme, and I must irrevocably assert that there is not a single feeling, passion or emetion that ever tickles man’s head, heart, liver or gizzard, which has not its appropriate object in the realities of which no doubt this place is composed. Upon catching a distant view of the sturdy State prison walls, we experience the several emotions of gran- deur, regret, lamentation, gratitude and praise, and when we think of the inmates we are apt to return thanks, like the Pharisee, that we are “not as other men.” How consoling it is to find contentment in the miseries and misfortunes of others; and in fact it has always been debateable with me whether men should be more thankfal for what they are, than e No. 91 Broad ax; Broadway, and for mu Sto RS. MRS. W. H. JEFFERS, 779 East Brow. N. B.—Masters, ‘at the shortest } for sale at ve Misses and Childrens’ dresses made 10 order ey 61 Liberty street, Berwoss Pave, PERSE & Also, «large assortment of ices by for what they are not. As for myself, my modesty prompts me to take the latter part of the proposition as the basis of my gratitude, since choesing the for- mer would make me an ungrateful wretch—ergo7- your humble servant is a man of small preten- tions. But { was about to say that the State prison wields a tremendous influence here—you can easily per- ceive that a large public institution of this kind must give a decided tone to the place, and its contiguity necessarily imparts those bah and sou) stretching conceptions of morality and honesty which have rendered this place so celebrated. It was ascertained by the last censns that there were more honest men in this place than in any otherwest of the Hudson river, and besides, the people are all independently rich, and live like Nabobs,and hence gauntpoverty, that universal prompter to every thing ridiculous and melancholy, never gives rise to gouging, nor shaveing, nor anything similar. Asa matter of course a place like this must have ladies, and here permit me to run off into a thou- sand ejaculations of ecstacy, and say—now this is no joke—that | consider our ladies the most fascinating creatures ny body ever beheld. There is Miss O—, Miss P——, Miss Q—, Miss R—, and so forth, all systematically trained to the most bewiteh- ing fascination. Among the ladies we can show every variety of beauty. In the first place, we have the Grecian, Roman, Martinique and Dido noses, in perfection--Bulgarian and Titan foreheads, high broad and expansive,or low,narrow and contractive just as you fancy, The beautiful Zangabar anc Colorado chins in abundance; Geleonda and Corn- wall mouths, blushing cheeks,rosy lips, and Angel’s eyes, in perfect profusion—beautiful forms, whew $! we can convince you at a glance that seraphs still walk the earth. We have ladies of the Corinthian, Tonic, composite Doric, and some of the Gothic or- der. And in fine, the architecture of the ladies and gentlemen in general issuch as need not be asha- med of. And here a word for the gentlemen—al- though they have been lately termed “natural cu- riosiues” still, npon a thorough perusal,they will be found to contain much of the sublime and beautiful However, imperfect as we are, we get along with the ladies very well until some of your city gentle- men arrive here, and then of course we stand aside, since in matters of gallantry we have never thought ourselves able to compete with them. If a citizen arrives, our ladies desert us poor fellows immedi- ately, and then solitary and alone we tread the streets with long faces of despondency and implaca- ble anguish, until they choose, by their departure, to permitus to resume our accustomed attentions. Mr. HL a large and extensive dealer in crock- ery ware and brass in your city, is the universal fa- vorite of the ladies here, aad has smashed hearts enough to fill up an ordinary enumeration table. We have been told that he is the leader of the ton in your city. How is itt I wonder if he has yet learned the difference between the noise of a coun- try robin and a bull frog. Itseems he had never made such an ac tion when last here. Then, again, if you wish to hear good music, you may make your way up to Auburn, for amateurs and listeners say that it is the most bewitching har- mony that lives this side of your city. I believe the number constituting the band is twenty-seven, in- cluding instruments, all whole soul and manly fel- lows. Forthe last few weeks there has been an ex- tensive call for good music, and as the band always go out on great occasions, they have been obliged to play the “ Postillion” during that time. They made the tour of all creation last week; stopped at Rochester on their return, and, as I understand, have lately hada call to go elsewhere. Without boasting, however, we can say we have the best music in western New York. But! see my letter is getting to be quite extensive, or | would discourse you into perfect amazement at the genius of our place. Please, then, believe us for the present a re- markable people, and oblige your obedient servant, Puiir Snoperass. New Brighton, [Correspondence of the Herald.] New Bricuton, August 10, 1842. Pavillion at New Brighton—The Young Ladies there—The Balls, Music, §c. James Gorpon Bennett, Esq.— Dear Srmm— While every watering place has found its room in your columns—while Saratoga, Rockaway, and others have seen their doings published in your valuable paper, every one seems to have forgotten the New Brighton Pavillion, of which hitherto no- thing or very little has been said. Is not the spot worth mentioning? Is there nothing to be said in itsfavor? As far as my opinion is concerned, I think quite the contrary. The hotel is beautiful, the rooms large and airy, the dinners as good and as warm as they can be, when two hundred sit to- gether at the same table. The distance from town is quite agreeable (half an hour’s sail), and for the man of business, no other place should be thought of. Of the rides and drives you must have heard al- ready. Staten Island is known for beth, and that justly. What can be more lovely than the road leading through tie woodsto the Telegraph? When once there, the air is so pure, the breeze is so fresh, that one fancies himself a hundred miles from the great city. i 1 To be sure, the society congregated here is not very gay, but was not summer made to enjoy quiet- ness. There are very few young ladies, and of course no flirtations ; but, per contra, we have the prettiest set of young married women that ever mingled together, Some of them look more like. their children’s sisters than otherwise. I shall tell no names, nor even initials. I don’tapprove that mode of violating individual liberty. f Twice there have been attempts for subscription balls, both ot which have proved failures—the com- pee sth se twenty or thirty of. the boarders. — think it is wrong in them notto join the majority, and by that means remunerate the proprietor of the house for his efforts for entertaining his guests, chiefly as they all come to the 4th of July ’s Assem- bly, when they had been invited by him. Since the last five or six days we have a band of music, which would render the evenings more agreeable; but what aband! Each musician seems to be as independent as possible, playing so very false and so much out of tune aste make the dag- fing quite difficult to perform, Mr. Pieris ought to look to that; but enough of that to-day. I shall write you again. Yours, ARE. FOR EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST. A. DREWS & ST. JOHNS.—Steamer HUNT- RESS, Capt. T.U. Jewett. 5 agers will leave Boston every Friday, at 10M A. M. in the Cars of the Eastern Roilroad for Portsmouth, from which place they will be conveyed by the well known steamer Hunt- Teas to the above placcs. Retirning, the Hantress will} we St. Johns every Taes- in Portsmouth or Boston. Salais and St. Andrews, $6 50 (Meals extra.) Fare.to Eastport, route offers to persons seeking enjoyment, many in- nts—a country abounding in fine Jakes and the most choice fishing ; ds, with other attractions interesting U al 2m*r e making daily excur- on Monday, July 2mh, and continue run every. Mowlay, Wednesday, Tharsday ‘and Saturda and leave as follows past 8 0’clock—C anal street at half post 8—Pike street, Seber Nov 1N. Ry, at hall past 9. A Band of Musi gaged. Dinner and ail kinds of refreshments will be furuished Smboard. On the return the Udiea will remain at Fort Hamii- IEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY. HOOK ‘The fast and substastial steamer UTICA, the day, Friday, and Sunday, mond street at 1% o'elock—Canal street at 2~Pike street, E.R. at half past 2—Pier No. 1, at 24 O'clock, P. M., and arrive in the city ac7 ovclock Fare 25 cents each way. Jy252m 1 FOR 3 For ¢ o freight apply on board, orto 8. M, DREW, at the office on the wharf “9 EARSALIS JAR ESTABLISHMENT. founded 1 1938, at 102 Water street above Catharine mar ket, the only establishment gontinues to supply the Navy, the American, Russian, ay jpanish war steamers—has svppiled all the race boats and club boats for the last four years—and has now the largest asso! of gars. swéeps, and sculls ever collected in one pla N. B—The ‘Branch Oar Store on the North ide shat up, and removed to 402 Water street; and as I save all the expenses of one store, will sel enough cheater i those who ome from the Not Liver side to pa: “7 “4 Fence boats, club boats, oars and senile sold 30 per cent less than last year. on ten CROLIUS’ ees BOAT ESTABLISHMENT 4) WATER STREET, . POUR DOORS EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET PHE Fiber having in his manufactory, and ander his HE Gabeer ie seyperl mae. oF the. gidest and noel cperienced silders in thig eity’s and “~ for building every deseription of boats, which enables See atthe shortest notice, Boats of the most approved mo- “ ‘orkmvaship, on the most liberal terms. inl and warkraship, a terme HEDER of the Sultan of Mu . the Ave, nse Viggo A tant eh svoneas he. alee. the ia rk i 5 hike . Duchess, of " fe Mae \ ‘Fhesnil boats War "Croltwas Fashion, ‘Zanont, Star, and Bae win Forrest, ¢., & 1, he, jyttm eod*G