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

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VIII.—No. 252 --Wholo No, 3103, NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, OCULISTS. _ ____ MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS __ DOCTOR J. FRANCIS’ TEA EMPORIUM, LE! E WATER. . 0. 10 Sti aes re within two doors of the 121, late 19 Chatham treet, New York. ee Seen as of ee ber ler HE CANTON TEA CO MPANT ctece to offer for never ful Tex fing nebulas of the longest st Without | qv, tale new Jed pec face every variety a ‘i any surgical opuration. powerful grades of Green and Black, y packag CERTIFICATES. Hamp of seatuece. and elegance, aad the Peas therein are s0 2 ine, th of about fifteen years r Tcertify at Jonah Sar ciee irl apparen ly blind. He | thoroughly secured from mI power will remain unimpaired in any climate. Ther system called‘on the to-day, and states that he hss Dev Tee ahes under | Of prosecuting business ts perhaps scarcely to be excelled. It Gods orecn eshte Geog MEA SEND Ra | grape malemet c'ekay So ila Sa "a C} el 5 ees Bo ehararens icted a fr called ‘upon to return an This is to certify that two dincased eyes fora length of ume, ope of almost blind With nebulas; covering the sight. very temedy was resorted | the meuey will be cheerfully and So withonc ay good effect, and despaired of them ever being Flic etebliatmenin pec afflicted with . All purchasers are blind les which the meuey will be cheerfully and promptly refunded e Proves. 7 ASS. Tene saan 19 SHENG OP esten, wi de Francis’ celebrated prev SieL, 8. JONES, 199 Pearl street, | Coffee roasted every day. 1 was almost blind for twelve years, and in five weeks, under | Orders from all parts of the Unitea States executed with the skilful treatment of Dr. J. Francis, my sight is now per | Promptitude ont fectly good and stip is4 BROWN, 177 Forsyth street, | 40a's celebrated Black ‘Le au2d im*r certify to the above being a trae statement. THE OLD UNITE. TATES CAP, STOCK, SHIRT bi mn GEO > ED SILK MANUFACTORY. SEORGE BENEDICT, Pasto of the Stanton st Chi swaenoni pina f'0 srimssemtonereet Chueh. 1 JOHN M, DAVIES & JONES, A eye ‘and fram the use of Dr. Francis’ wonderful preparation for UCcRSsOR TO "1 that dis , my no’ rfeetly recovered. K AVIES & SON, ease ST JOHNSTON, Mt Eluridge treet, | 106 William street, corner John, New York, ffi 1) all ti find the most extensive as- We, the undersigned, having witnessed the astonishing ¢ cacy of Dr, Francis’ Lemmy mus for diseases of the eye, unhesitatingly recommend them to the notice of the public, as valuabl : remedies. Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st. Church. © ti. Cone, Pastor Baptist Church. Jorn Peek, Agent of the Home Mission Society. Jacob Booriyer, Pastor of the North Baptist Church. Jogevh Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of St. Peter's Numerous certificates can be seen at the offic sold only by Dr. J. Francis, 10 Barclay stree tue sbiesh oan igh natural, without giving the ali : ; ‘Dr, J. Francis respectiully informs his. friends and the public, that in Congequence of the increase of his business, Dr. Glenny, Member of the Royal Cotlege of Surgeons, London, and of the | misses and'children’s oiled sill ap Few York Medical ciety, hs a nee can be placed in: his profes Office hours from 9A. M., unt States, ; wholesale and retail. Navy officers dress and undre dress apron stoc! ‘The surenco: Pre and | ness perfect fit, ease and elasticity of every stock. jonal siaill as an Oculist. Tatnes . iyl03m*e_ | coach manufactures, cap fronts, &e. &c. DISEASES OF THE EYE, | scarvostis trace adotsach sacral nd workmaishipas ination equalled by none. il be found "Po which is adde rices. R, K. DIOSSY, OPHTHALMIC SURGEON, No. 207 BROADWAY, Rorauee in Fulton Birechonperte St-Panl’s Church, | Chie, Hoisery, Cravat Stiffaers, Guard-Chans, Under Gar- ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE. AND ALL | ments of every ‘deseription and ‘quality, Shaker Knit and THE NECKSSARY OPERATIONS THEREON. —~ | Flannel Shirts and Drawers, we OFFICE HOURS FROM 9 TO 6 O'CLOCK. ‘The autention of the public generally are inyited tothe above Having comleted his studies of 5 years with DR. ELLIOTT, | ¢xtensive assortment of goods, many of which are of our own Bealls aud ecu subsequenty engaged as his asustanty eek” | lmPortation and wall be soldat anch piers ag cantor tai to st Biossy ig enabled to undertake the treatment of all diseases af- ft JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, fecting the organs of vein. Termamoderate and graduated to | _ 22S lm*r 106 William, comer of Jonn, nat ‘tent lisease. egy AY<) Pee onis miter to reteree his inte instructor ndsleoto| S LOVES! SLOVES!! some of the most eminent Professors of the Medical Faculty in BACKUS’ PATENT RAREFIER, N's The poor treated gratuitously and Im*r OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER, DISEASES OF THE _| Tireulitiiiyintctsnes the sdvantacts oft ment, which consist chiefly in the following particulars, ss EYE AND EAR. cate fratgen sala. tatyhe maple tere 6—To avoid all incovemience 192 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs, fuming of anthracite e SHANKS, M. D. fespectfully announces to the public 2—To generate and + that for the better agcomm: fuse from dust. as above stated, where he will attend from 9 to 2 o'clock, daily, | damp some. to the treatment and cure of all diseases incident to the haman 3—To lessoutheriskofacci- 8—And to unite with all eye and eer and the diseases of Women an dren. From | dent by fire. skiee. excellent qual, ie, a e e of De devoted to consultations forthe cure |. 4—To. be quickly kindled elegant and durable artic 3 to § v’eloe! 9 in every department of medi- | and easily managed. furnivure. of miscellaneous ¢ cine, including the Doctor 8} hitey A ies of diss ofa pri order to ire the confidence of stran- | j,on, upon the cy! pyre itioner of medicine o dissertation for. the dezree of Doctor of Medicine from this | they are called] into the logically, ud Pahalogicaly considered,” sliited the aprobstory encomiuins from Professor Mott. before the as: sombled council and professors of this learned University, dur | “pitti, iuto the apartment, Yop the public exumlunton and defence ofthe same.” 7” | stove Bre hecessity he is under in adve ese cireumstances, 80° repugnant to the delicacy of ‘a grest exteny of surface moderately beated freurved physician ; but the duty he owes himself, fatd ee bound ‘eo have tor the prexcryaion, 6 real over the entire k colder portion of the ai ¢ floor in constant circul imperiously demand that he should speak out. What ! must the repufury edaested physician, who fas spent year in Tener tut ave pevfet the study of the knowledge necessary to qualify him for his art, is and whe holds the sealed’ testimony of. ‘iamed and competent | ments of invalids, sleeping rooms, authority before whom he was examined to practice such— N.B. Anew article of air must he—L respectfully enquire t—remain sileut in his office, | qh new Ktelon eompucion coc move, warranted equal toany i i is cil auai lm*r and allow himself to be thurst from the legitimate ground of hi sclentife exertion, by the bold, presuming reckless quacks? | 12 0s tm thie city. Ne! 1. fe iM not submit to it. And in order to plac Pn i Md gn rg re eg abe wg BUTTONS, way as to direct towards it the public attention, in the strongest | J JONES, 26 Platt stieet, wishes to inform his friends that + his will not be’ re fore the first week in ber, but ha flats and Bevel Edges, which possible manner, { to publish immediately my views more at length on September, but has on hand the Flats and he offers at the following prices == it lish B 3 ‘@ sixpence or a augi Im*r “ igured Satine, TAILORING. erator ae am tons 08 esxsse === Se eral hands wanted. aul? Im#r PHILLIPS’ Goat eames ESTABLISH GAZO PNEUMATICS, is, prepared to execute orders for the Gazo ’ iy any 1 7 Astor House. ight tity, from mines, or { 4 Insremoved from 145 Broadway to No. * Se eeeeeea at ante at tes js oly 2 gna IN GEN'TLEMEN’S DRESS, _| “iste SS WTR Re msn, Pine (THE subscriber Pneumatic jachine, for raising water Garments of a most Jegantand Kashrenable kind et a saving of HE ntvernser a srelTanpecemary to, mort t9 the bask HAIR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR em of giving «lise of vominal prices, presatai ‘MANUFACTORY. that tee Tengelot Gime he bas been established. tomether with HE undersigned have constantly on Fee iain aod Dainask ; 1 Chaies. Couches and Musie Stools, tensive Destowed on him, will prove « suin ‘ ee ube te eeneee sing the advancage ot | Corled Fa We usin Toe Fignt vouchey LiF ith cxereencive clo cmabfichanent ax Earepe | GTi can" peces Wie Chad: peette fe Concent ap and nfidendy asseta that he can furnish which, on com- ne : ‘Mek grep 4 oe rill bef ee eee — 5 Seen ba ya also for Brush Makers and Musical Instru- he best descriptions ‘The following are our prices of Hair Seating :— dress. ‘mys PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Brondway eLataTRICES OF HAIR BEATING. | TO THE LADIES. inch Pisce. Cat. Of all patter 40 16 42 “4 LE MILILINERY GOODS—The Fagan She 8 KING, daughter o the celebrated Carl King, % sale a most select choice assortment of Millinery v 46 48 83 ang tian, pover as yet exseemeed Yo" the only 18 cr 6 0 rds ne quality and cheapness of the articles ® $4 % 2 Ee. CALL! | CAPOTTE D’OR- Hy “ 6 110 LNRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL 23 102 1,06 1/20 ‘Lawn Hats do do—An entire new # yleo a 16 130 30 “ MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER = Bed HE] 1,60 ‘ INSON & GREEN, 3 JOH: Parisianand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- Phoenix Faetory, 33 West 13th street, 5th and 6th Avenus, au3l toc *r Office, 152 Wiliam street, waite agreement ha ees, oor senate ansehen, before they purchme elaewhere, a x | SLE COCKING PISTOLS. Will be a great snving to them in price and a preatadvamage ax regards the variety and ga, of the ham street, have au28 Imr way. | These pistols ba i the iim of losing ihe eaps, the nipples be ") AMERICAN MACINTOSHES, | storsonta sirection and ‘there being no coek inthe way to a : event taking as correct might ax with t PARSE, Water Proof Guiments, as uow being farished at | gan. the abore istle cin be furnished lgwer than eoy oihers ‘our est WS ig sed respect, bata in the market, at wholesale or retail. We have ag great a varie- Facet t “f rene $8 cits 30h pee ty of other kinds of Pistols as can be feeed, with Rin 5 bane ede a Muskets, for 3 ‘and military Muse the most exquisite of the imported coats, and | j i are now generally. preferred. Dealers supplied on favorable | Geae'Tor darter nga ‘ATCH POST. New York, 25th July, 1842, CRTs Upper and Lower Post Offcesses ns zePeee) at tae past 8 o'elock, A, M PM| Will be sent out for Se 3 Atall the Rukie che and air chat treir quality and M Let ters to be sent Free, must have ‘'Free Stamp” affixed to them, otherwise three cents will be colected of the whom the letter is addr Ni letters unless rev istered at t stations (at all of which "free stamps” m: fail to give them the fullest satistagtion, when led. Country sof ramilies, and ship- id ita decided advantage to supply themselves plication at the upper or lower the late CityDespateh Post will rent that the number of the residence ahould be’ stated in ail letters rough this Post, Post Master solicits the earliest imormation sl irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMER THE TWO GREATEST THE A ‘varehouse in America for the sale af Hoa INVENTIONS OF COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION. OR The treatment and preservation of the Hair; the only «fi aes poe infallible preservative against balduess, and a certain eur i MeL, pout and children of velvet, cloth, me rye ead by the inventor and. proprietor himself, ars, during which bis time has been al- most exclusively devoted to the perfection of this incomparable article for the benelit of the growth ai the mean time, many nostrums intended for the same purpose, died, while this rejoices in the full vigor of loug as a fine head of hai s and beauty adinized. s Dut give st asin enly requires. to pre reciated the proprietor expects to obtain pablic, and asks it not before—he aps. style and quality—of satin, bombazifie, vest zigmea ‘with bows, cravat ties, lars ties, eauty of the Hair. In ©. Me v of our frames is well known by the light: TEE destined tative duly prized or its who have these de: fears for the result, ciated, and when $0.44 his reward from a dis is pot afraid of getting out of patience, Nearly five hundied certihcates, testif; all cases for w ich it is i , York. ‘Suinrs of all linen plaiu and frilled,ot muslin piain and frilled inserted, which cannot be distinguished from | with linen collars bosoms and wristh-nds of the most approve ‘ying to its virtues, in t is intended to be used, from the most table Individuals in. various parts in the United anndas, Se., can be seen at the offic wufacturer, No. 1 Pinestreet, New York. INVENTION NO. 2. n of modern times, to which we would 'S CELEBRATED DYE, the first ever in- ‘This article, as can and verbal recommendation: joined Kim, and every conli- |“ Oirep silk, medicated, for the cure of gout, rheumatism, &c, leather, linen and muslin, suitable for harness and superior assortment of fancy articles of ‘The second invention ndeis, Cravats, Scarfs, Umbrellas, Handker- | ,, The seromd invention CEMIUM. CHEMI and is rapidly superceding all other nostrums fi ie hair and whiskers to a beautiful dark brown, oF vet ‘en, red, rey, or other objectionable coldr, in a hout aifecting the skin, ” dat the Pair of the Ameri- » and received the first pre- superior to any other e: MLowing places >~Bailey, Lane; Leary & Co, Astor House; 33@ Bowery corner Bond street; Tiffany, Broadway, and at the manufactory, No. 1 Pine street, New GEORGE KENNEDY. NDER CHINS. EMAN may be instantly relieved from all corner Walker; the public, weir improve: tion of his patients from | a warm and wholesome at- 7—T'o preserve the air of the abroad, a3 well as those of the ci he has removed his office pores, alte on) exposed to apertment pure aud whole- cold. by G, Saunders, which su; reedes the ty of ho by which the most w fal cau, ql ways prodvoe as s prodvee as keen aiid or could Dy any possibility exhibit jeans Which the art of man has yet Ifor giving to every one an opportunity of suiting his ra- zor to his chin with the same certainry ashe can mend a person will be shown by bring- ind Tablet, $1 and $1 50. DERS, 163 Broadway. TOUGH BEAKDS!! LEASURE IN SHAVING secured by the use of Cha GIC STROP, METAL) sequire. r =the furnace or fire-chamber gers, and to guarantee the public against the remotest feeling | occupying a partof the centre evlinder, to which is attached an of imposition and quackery, begs leave to state that he is a | atmospheric Rarefier upon each side, of a tubular form, and 14 years’ duration, a graduate of the | jined throughout. The heat that is created in the chamber Diveraty of che city of New, York: and that his 4uauguial | pases between the linings of the two rarchers (or radiators aa University. entitled" The Human Eye, Anatomically, Phisio- | continually mashing through the tibes, which are felt ope at ,” elicited the ‘highest | ach ead for that purpose, carries @ great amount of rarebed or and delicate character. _ This Stovers comstinenet of the best quality of Russia sheet inc plan is own hand, which an) adull razor and tryin price of the best article of Str op the air in a room heated by this peculsr an temarkale the heat feng dene em HONE, forming one of its four sides, with which every per keep his razorin perfect order, {different sharpeni letalic Hone,‘of ten times the f the ordinary hong,and finshing ou the simple calf skin. .25 and 1,50, each according to out- u performing’ part of the 75 cent, strop wing same as one at $1,50. Wholesale prices $3,00, $4, $6, 198, $9 and $12 per doz, ij L. CHAPMAN, No. 102 William street. N.B. The performing part of my 75 cent strop warranted to be superior to George Seunders? returned if the purchaser be dissati PHALON, HAIR CUTTER. (O, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's church, is the first to introduce the fashion for the season, on Satufday, loth inst. ou entering the wings oF sides of the stove,descends and spreads soetmepeine with dl Of the base at che bottom, keeping the ‘at $3 eachand the money 2 r Norick to STRANGERS. F. GIBBINS, HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, 27 MAIDEN LANE, Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. wish to economize can obtain Clothing of the best ‘at 205 Canal west of Hudson. Al seat made to order in 205 Canal street. ut of | 1s, Cassi- érom which Clothing of the best manner at Tey, reduceo 19 3m*r rland—Any one who or +5 for sters, ha’, ever know! Sto or of a person of a similar ance to some of Verren; but in have been change ly. "His real name was John Gabriel foreign land it may, li 7 > United States in the ose d to have resided in the State of ied there ; but as no trace of him as yet has. bee: the information received b 4 me upon the subsect is ‘is means of making a general in- PE. STAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa. THE CRYSTAL CORNER OF WALL § BROAD Ye Conoiseurs and Epicures who throi When you are dry, stop in and try, the “stock” that there you'l! meet; We'll do our best, to stand the test, with any house in town, And while we do, we look to you, for some share of renown. HE Praprietors of the above establishment in redeeming the above pledge. and they will permit no ar- toappear on the bar. A choice Lunch “GLASS, AND THENWARE. 8 ASTOR HOUSE. RENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, do Porcelain Tea S tele but the very bes CHINA LUNT & SYMS, Importer and Manufacturers, No. & oods. on assortini KING, ‘Magazine de Modes, _ | the Six Barrel 8 It Revolving Sell Cocking Pocket Pistols. 255% Broad ve the Adrautage over al others ofthe Kid By & it French or English Dinner Plates. French Porce French Porcelain, Granite, blue or white, do f (ai pieces) French Porcelain, lo do ‘Tea Cups and Saucers, Cut Wines, per dozen, terms. Gentlemen who prefer, may be measured and ts 1 gt og Cut to theirtaste. Remember-Day, 13, Maiden Lane, ie the | CM'g-oges, barrels, Bie. So. iu large oF amall quantities, only manufacturer of the real American M: pte ay, assortment before parebaring elsewhere. s82m*r Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Company, A HANDSOME PRESENT. s2im*r_ Warehouse removed from 125 to 43 Maiden Lane. A VISITING CAeD, PLATE. peautifully, engraved. and ‘ards printed for only 5 on SOP ER AND WESTERN the begt ennamel, printed from plates at $1 per 100. A Business 50 best enname ‘ard Plate, engraved with the asual amount of be it Plates, Seals of all ki ERCHANTS, SPECIALLY those now 1m the city, TOES coat aie? gan prequio new bowedtel aad vigaly Hlavored Teas of ever Conper-plate Printing of all Cait sad cxamloe tot fovrseive jon, On Very advantageous terms, SS Ssseseses Lemonades, handled, T. Of the finest descriptions, Of$12 the set, Just opened , Ware. it for the sale of Simpson’s Ear Cornets, for the rehef of deafness. rS sets or dozens, at the lo’ rand 100 handsome assortment of cold, silver, braia, Ke. &e. engraved rroportion- A NEW & IMPORTANT IN- VENTION FOR THE LADIES. agaving and Peting Mstabhshinent, No. 201 }. E. corner of Greenwich and Courtlandt sts. m packages suitable for ©, offor their regular custom: ers, at the Canton Tea Company’s Depot, sb unr No, 121 Chatham st, New York. TO DEALERS IN BLACKING, FASHION ABLE CLOTHING. | Trica stacking, and posemes yunlitice greatly supeor RIS, Draper & Tailor, 634g Bowery—Would reapect- | all other kinds now in use, + faily inform his tr ‘the pablic, that he has opened soft: B the avove as 2 Clothing pledges him Hf that every artic val in bs eis = Keng y ‘ ityle an manship to ity, at u it er |x ssesses ite 50 it in see ui ean Ley TPrees s SSHERDG | secuiterhy Sv toe eompealcion eaves Wechuiagiend ane shortest notice. ‘Terms, cash on RTS. The firm of Burgess & Co. is Pray QAIRTS made ster the Intest and’ most approved French | Cousgnt. | The business in fature will be conducted nd all wader garments, No. 68 Li: rd sti New York aud its leather, imparting a brilliant | preventing all strain upon the. muscle: not the whole 83 tigne and ¢shau form in all its youthful symmetry "Nothin item. It will preserve the Aso many does this Abdomit iter for invigorativg the system against every accident t softens and. preserves the ‘Tai/oring ‘esteblishinent, and | polish withhalf te usual labor required in the use of the com manuiactared to be equal i rg 1410 refer to the follow Paculty:—Dr. Francis, M Dy. Dr. Nelson Dr. M Pond, MD, J. W. Moore, merchants and dealers supplied wholesale with Tmouldy by. age. shooting coats, got up i ri Jers in Blacking are requested to call and recei oyna ate Nee ET oR coo ec aan pte send noite | “Manufactured by J. M. JOHNSON, No.4 Spruce at, lew York. by mutual J. M. JOHNSON, made to or most fashionable style. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 67 and 69 Maiden Lane, New York. $33 WM. COLLINS. QSIRTS United Biates Shirt Mannfactory, 77 William st, i Chacha, Pree 0 street cents and $1. . corer of Liberty, New York. Notice is he merchants ed faders in general, that the proprietor of the é sree eh enables him to selipia sates ats. cheaper ate i a pnsure Fitton the ciey tn cail at S14 Pedtise erect Which enables him to ‘ : an ; rs IMs Mherhouse inthe city. ‘This statement will be affirmed | and chamine © rae amortmene of Dress ‘Boots, made in the by the list of prices, as follows i= ft latest fashion, and of the finest French calf-skin, Fla» Maslin Shirts, with Linen Borome and Collar, per | Gentlemen can have bovis made tw order in the best manner dor, * at r pair, warranted e¢ to an ‘at $7,50, and as Doo slitehedin the Bosom and Collars, per doz, noe |, eapeterisond” eelos Geawtg of tie fect end kenes Renee for Do, colored, ne terns, large sizes, per doz, 7 00 | each customer he can ensure an easy yet handsome fit, nity oF Bosoms and Collars constantly on fy on hand, Fashionable Boots, fcc. st the following offered cheap for cash. 191m begets. ~ he ‘ 2 7PHE CH T CASH TAILOR YET !—PETER V. = eee O7e TP AfuS PES! Mecham Tailor No. 1 Chatham square, cor oat 3,00 to nerof Chatham 'street, contiaues to make Clothing to orde {a the neatest style, 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest 1,501 Angernntment. ani Im*r : hoe: tailor ithe eity, A good fit warranted, and hereafter no diss | — Pampa and Si proporti te ogre and Slippers, &e., tjonably Jow,” Terms, cash L, WATKINS, K BANNERS, ke. ands Im? ¢ 114 Fulton st, between Nassau and Dutch. and braces, ou advantageous terms, PARIS AL FLOWERS. formerly Bron, Larosure days, twenty cace rif now landing from last a LOVERS 8U $34 _ rues iimeet pesca miei tie hi iy highly celebrated in Can : w for sale al the Canton fo Com oe tema ow Yorkin Chi an 24 im*r tha wewest styles of Howers and ferthers, ent enables them to have const tment ot the abeve artic! is line than any other establishment in ford to sell at the very lowest rates and on ask iray kind of materi ENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS RRANTED to keep any | salm: sk, chicken, turkes holesale wareroot of time in any climate, . oysters, and clams, aL NNINGTON & CO. 203 Brosdway, noar Read street, T HARUN falls inform the Order of 1.0, 01 O. By and thei fie Aud frueh bosercad purus Joatiore Ay shoes, eaters, walking shoes and intmps, for men, ‘Steam boys cheap boots from $2.75, 83, vain Ladies ind childrens gaite ‘lal eos es late Baca ei iriends generally, that they are now prepared to exechte orders freWhags aid Warmers ja the most superior style for beauty, | horamt chittcens trait, ad economy, having Sika made for de exiness 06: | 8559, and x per pir a lak will mnake the largest banners without disfiguring it | Bey hoes Ef ry with « ‘cimrns and Designs can be seen at their Kstablishment, padway, or sent to am of the Unign. Spor tyle dea Execution of works @f th a len’s shoes 7 to 10 cot ani $1, abl warranted good. an 4s slippers, we, | good auovtment of dhe above articles at 2 Canal naeet, cornet ro htadi we slips, 75 cents to $1, nner, No. Ily J, Q. of Os F., as also to fer to the Getty's road w St. north-west corner Hudson st. hh, No. 40, Harmony, 44, nt, 25, Perheverance, hi Hudson st., 17rciso' Military Coupanies, and 7 chon! Bumwarpceped | Se weleee ‘aud im*r the sociguies St; Niclolan, New England, St. George, St An- KNOEE Cone ge "Winaow Shales in great variety, from $1 each to the richest | aud shoes at the Clinton Boot and efasy? ites, wher the manner of the a complams of hard times, y, that they” ke never to change color, with many recent im; quality and sell them at prices to, charch windows and ouier public and private buildings, steam- | ‘i almost every, body Id found this out, *“Iuniettlous’ of Siasued. Glassy gaunted ou. muslin for cbyreh | sis i uy the sooner they Will reap the adéantage. ety i Hye real glaseat a very trifling ree and ‘painted in brilliant colors, cep. iyir can HE undersigned has, at expense, fitted ap Coffee and Eating New York, in which one ee regen at least can sit down only fearon thar A. ting 80 many boots one shilling and eighteen pence per Mocka coffee and the very best tena, and served at onl 2ents per cnp, And all other refreshments in waiters are nuiform| northeast corner of Hadson street n almost eve} ‘A poll ep woods of toe and polite, and ever fact, every department of the busi dence of competent overseers, wi LS Se Re can e"boot and shoe line, of any size, Ae Sa Tt bgt my ARNON & CO. 204 Caml st, ‘int Maden Lane. tea, je30 3mr MISCELLANEOUS. COLLEGE OF "MEDICINE PHARMACY. £STABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, FLAS met with the most unprecedented success since its com mencement, particularly from the unfortu ieti uunprincipled pretenders, who are uow daily § and vigor under the judicious treatment of th preparations hi fantelled h Is of jelled in the anuals of medicis THE UNRIVALLTED ‘ appetite, lassitude, cutaneous era Guposition to consumption, and disarrangement of the uervious with great success in cases of nd agne, and as a pre- Ventative te yellow fever. Sold im bottles at $1 and $2 each, THE ANODYNE LINIME! For the cure of thetimati nal disease, nervous diate and permanent cael Uumatic pains, colic, bruises, sprains, spi- vache, pains inthe joints, and imme jef guaranteed. Sold in bottles, 75 ets he ‘THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, For the cure of ail cases of a delicate disease, or for yams in the boues, eruptiogs, sore throat, or auy other distressing symp- ace Cs) ry ree Pg bf mereury, Or by uackery. at $1 and $2 each, THE AMEE: N ANTIBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL, For the cure of all derangements of the liver, purifying the lood, exeiting the whole alimentary canal to wealthy action, nd giving new vigor to the vital powers. ‘Th nedicine is ntirely superceding 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 cure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheumna tism, nnd to improve the tone of the digestive organs. ‘THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, _Guarsnteed to cure govorrhaa, gleet, and all mucopurualent discharges from the urethra, Sold in bottles at 50 cents and THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, Forthe cure of sore nipples, and superficial excoriations of skin, Bold in closely stout phials at30 cents each. rations may also be had of the following ty WW. Basset, 614 droadway. Dr. B. M. Guion, 127 Bowery. Dr, King, 287 Hudson street. Etias L.'Theall, 518 Grand street. Wm. Armstron, 18 Falton street, Brooklyn. Principal office of the Colloge for’ New York, at 97 Nassau treet. By order, _an2g 3mr W. S.RICHARDSON, Agent TERRAPIN LUNCH —Gourmonde® Qui Vive! Thou sande of our good cits. lovers of good fare, have been for some Weeks past suffering severe disappointment from the closing of the farfamed Terrapin Lunch.” ‘The i fevers is wow, however, over, and again thay they well,” for be it known that the John Adams, of erbock- er memory, “hangs his hat” up at the Terra 10 the pro- yefetor,one'of the tinest little fellows in Christendom, 'yclent W J Carr. Now, then, smack your lips ye cormorants in the ‘Tartle Soup and steak line, the mantle of “Sandy,” has. fallen upon John, to perfection, in good eating and d aim guaninterd at the ‘Terrapin. A single look “Tee Box,” will appease the hunger of him with hi purse, and a taste of the genuine at. half the old prices will Uckle the palate of the veriest anchorite. Hine @ireeu Turtle served up this day, and every day during 86 Imgr the season. Bey ; EPICURES! EPICURES! EPICURE: HE Sabseriber, formerly known as one of the firm of Blew and ‘Ten Eyek, of No. 8 Broad street, having opened a way a few dov u Beason, viz—Game. Poultry, Fish, &¢._&c., together with hi celebrated Mill Pond, Shrewsbury’and all chotes Oysters fresh Jed, which obtained the premium at the last Aunual Far *n and thei 4 propriety, have served up i su refreshmueuts as they may call for on yeasonable terms, B.—Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooms, can oe ac- comimodated as above, by s7lm*r ‘ JOSEPH 'TEN BYCK, NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERS—The sup, seriber, Proprietor of New, York Tartersalls; wil make liberal advances in Cash, on all New Light vent to hise stablishment for sate. . Builders in the country cau rely apon having every attention paid to their orders. ‘orfurther particulars, as to terms, & au6 Proprietor af NW. ™. ARCHER’S FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN’S HATS, PB WEEE, be intradaced Saturday, Sept. 10 1042, at hia stands, 204 and 260 Greenwich st 39 lw WM. H. BEBEE & CO., HATTERS. 178 BROADWAY (UNDER THE HOWARD HOTEL) MANUFACTORY, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. , A RESPECTFULLY infor cir frieads and the public apply to ILLE! ts, ras sale in the city of New York. Not price, but as many as twenty diffe Jonable Hats; and with their facil thepublic in general are acquainted with, the: nne- cessary to say more. The Gentlemen of New York are respect- fully invited to call nine for themselves. N. BA. splerdi je of travelling trunks, valeses, bags, for sale at manufactarer’s prices. soi J. FLETCHER, HATTER, NO. 4 WALL STREET, will have his Fall Fashion ready on Saturday September %h, when a superior style will be offered \o the public. s92ttec HATS, HATS, HATS. 1 E FALL FASHION.—The subscriber invites the atten- tion of tke Beau Monde to his beautifal, graceful, and inateful Low bell-crowned Hat, being the only'really fashion- able article of the kind extant, though he cannot expect but that imitators will spring up, and claim the benefit of his own origi- nal conceptions. pages "To aay these Hats surpassany thing of the kind in point of style, finish, and graceful appearance, is to claim no more than is warranted oy an experience of twenty years in the business, and he invites gentlemen who stady grace and fashion, to call and examine for themselves. ‘A large assortment of Travellhng Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hat ases, and, in fact, every thing necessary for a yentleman’s travelling outfit, may also found at £. BLOOMER’S, 179 Broadway, ‘aa30 Im is#r Opposite Howard's Hotel. TS FALL FASHION—1842. WM. BANTA would respectfully call the attenti his friends, customers and the public in general, to sortment of Hats of the F: ‘attern,got up with a particu! gard to neatness, style, and durability. Persons about supplying themselves with that indispensable arucle of dress, and who study taste and economy in its selection, would do well togive ing that the within named low prices “would ty them of the subscribers pretentions to sell cheap, hort napped silk hats at $2,50; moleskin do $3; black cas- were do $3,50; neutrin do $3,50; beaver do $4,50, Also on hand te 's traveling and dress iren’s velvet,cloth, and aps cl youths and boy \d caps, “Mimeodee ‘M.BANTA, No. 190 Chatham st. Whe Anti-A. jar System of Writing. GREAT REDUCTION, FROM TWELVE TO 91x DOLLARS! ML. BRISTOW of London, respectfully informs the Ladies IVA and Gentlemen of New York and Broo! yn, that his elasses have commenced for (he season, and that he hus Terms one haif,—to Six Dollars ! ‘Acapemy No. 235 Bxopaway, Nean Pang PLack. Gentlemen of all ages are positively taught in twelve lessons, 4 bold, free, expeditious ished business-like style of Writing, no matter how bad, ill has REDUCED “ legible stiff, or eramped the wating inay bee % p tHe Lapres A.neat and handsome, delicate. and fashionable Running Hand 1 YIStrORB TC Ne Va Mets cousin Three on bs Mr Bs to be seen fom 9 to 1 A. M., or from 4108 Evening Classes from 7 to 9. Boox-Krerixe ; maperior method, by double and single entry, ically practically. t PHONED SOP Jee FCF STENOGRAPHY. A new system of the Art of Writing Short-hand, for taking Lectures, Sermons, ‘Trials at Law, &c. &e., taught perfectly by. riatow in one course of lessons! at 235 Broadway. 'N. B.—A work of the author is presented to every pupil for Fmanent guide. HM im*re CONFECTIONARY ICE CREAMS, SODA WATER, &C. BRADEN, No. 73’Canal street, is still at his Old a wil Be y 9, to.s00 Wie Hicodes as wall an the publi would { generally, an inform them that he continues to make improvel f Confectionary and lee Creams, which y.avnroved of, from their being pure and wh a8 n0 deleterious articles are used in the manufacturing of them, the superintendence of the whole being ide is Amine dinte superrian. SEGARS, CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, fe. ke., retail. wholesale a bai cul ‘tention will be paid to orders for furni fucailion for eel Creams, Jellies, Beck tthe times. Ordees fOr Confectionary from the country will be attended to with promtnens and despatch, Ie takes this opportunity of returning his thanks for the libe- ral patronage bestOwed, and hopes to merit continuance, of public favor. aa2i Im* TAR FARE) T AND WASHABLE WINDOW 8! S.—The subscribers have on hand the largest and most varied essortepent 0 French and Italvan painted Window Shades, of seroll, Gothic, landscape and plain centres, and sale lower than can be. purchased at any other establi-hment in e city. wy vary in price and quality from the most magni- painting ever imported in the coum the as low as fis. each. Also on de: ‘ins, and Linens for wia lows, of various ther with a general assot Materials, Gilt ornaments, &c, For sale at remark- ‘ MON , Upholsterers, &c. SOLOMGN Broadway, opponte John sree. AND JEWELRY VERY LOW— natal reeeiving, direct trom the my ‘ Sand Miiver Levers, Anchor, F: teyimy Vee Watches, of new and sole ° yrtment of, all Ftp tag St pholatery Goods, Beds, Mattresses, Cortai able low pe is i er peneil ad chars, keys, few i d any other im the city, Galt Warthes us low'ns 2, to. 39 dollars wach. “Watches c ive, All wats ranted to SN care or ornrrned, Warches aod clocks repaired Siete mene elenteds i Asenche ts aaah G:C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelty, au23.im*re —- Wholewale and retail, 30 Wall st, up stairs, 1842. Price Two Cents MISCELLANEOUS DR. MOFFATT’S VEGETABL' S TPHESE medicines are fest and sensible actiou in purifying (he springs and el m with renewed tone and undred certified cases which have been made disease to which the ets of Dr. Moffatt’s Lite Pills am en_gratefully and publicly acknow- ledged by the persons benefitted, and who ate previously un- the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they are compounded and upon which they consequent and in almost every speci frame is liable, the hap; Phenix Bitters have fe . " ‘The Life Medicines recommend themselves in. diseases of ‘Their first operation is to loosen from the cots of the stomach and bowels, the various impuri- ‘settling round them, and to re-, ollect ist the convolutions of ‘Other medicines only partially cleanse hind as to produce ties and crudities eonstantl move the hardene uch collected, masses ‘hess, with all its train of evils, or sudden diar- ts imminent dangers. all regular anatomusts, who examine the human bowels after death; and hence the projadice of these well informed men against quack ineditiues—or medicines prepared and heralded by ignorant persons. ‘The second effect of the Lafe Me lungs, the healthfal a¢ regularity of the urinary es is to cleanse the kid us, the liver and the ly depends upon the The blood, which takes its red color from the agency of the liver and the lungs before it the heart, being thus purified by. them ming from a clean stomach, coun renews every part of the system, an mounts the banne: th Moffatt’s Vegetable Life Medicines have been thorough- y tested, aud pronounced a sovereign remedy for D) tion of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart” bad Complex Commox Colds, and Latla- all derangements of the wy Ute Sores, Serobutic Eruptions, an 1 tructions, Irregularity Female System, Bilious Fevers, I , Tarions other diseases to which the human fame ie ia WM.B. MOFFATT, ; we J. PEASE & SON’S EBRATED Remedy fur Consumption, Cold: known as Clarified Essence of Horehound ‘Cand: pleasant medicine is formed by a combination of t brated for the cure of different ingredient and Pulmonary Com g separately and affo xtract of Hoarhound they are 80 it of the whole is experienced in one compound. out three years and a half ago,this article was first brought Ic Was heralded’ with wo previous announce- ment of its merit or value, but it was iatroduced by the proprie~ tors (o the community, to stand by their decision as regarded its beneficial influence. ‘Chat decision has been attained in a mau- ‘The unsought acknowledgment of its ni e amalgamated, that before the public. ner almost unexpected, ded ANEOUSLY FROM THOUSAND wactically experienced its, benefits throug ‘ud why is itso? Bevause the tial of its qualities in Imitation of the Throat, Croup, ‘ng Cough, Asthma, Catarrhs, Palpitation of the Heat, ts, Dithicult or Profuse Expecto" olds, Hoarseaess, faint, Night Sweat SEASES LEADING TO CONSUMPTION, has gives at a value that no other milar medicine has ever plaints ofthe Lungs are the most dangerous, and at the same me most prevalent of all diseases, Our climate is most peculiar—it changes suddenly from extreme warmth to extreme from this change in the climate that diseases are apt and the constitution, no immeuiate relief oKetlicr against the patient at- me ND'LIFE SAVED. hot, be suffered to go such Je or physician in the World & should be remermby APETY FOR LIFE is, to be prepared in time. At the first symptoms of a Cold, igh o. Chillness, the Clarifiea Essence of Hoarhound i SHOULD BE FREELY USED | according to theidirections,and in every case where it us so taken Ftime, the cold or cough will be broken up or eradiea ¢ feel it our duty to impress th dlers and Confectioners ai 1s genuine unless each pack the blood is in an unhealthy stat naturally delicate, if a cold sets in, an takes place, tae chances are There 1s no dise: th, his upon every one. pointed Agents, and none ariably signed J. Peas can be obtained, wholesale ‘ail following are our State A, W Redding, § State street, st. Philadelphia; J Rober jobson, '96 St. Charles st. » Pobey, Cinemnati, Ohi tou; G B Zieber, 87, Dock timore st. Baltimore, New Orleans; Dubois ; Haviland, Harrow a Rio de Janeiro, {Correspondence of the Herald.} Rio pg Jango, July 22, 1842. Flour—Seizure of Bark Mary—Coast of Africa, Buenos, Ayres, §c. James Gorpon BENNETT:— My Lorp:— Flour—stock on hand 30,000 barrels, price nomi- nal. Richmond $19, Baltimore $16. Coffee—the revolution which is thought is near at an end, has considerably stopped the supply ; the price is about from 5 to 74 cents on board. The all absorbing topic of the day is the seizure of the bark Mary, of Baltimore, which ship sailed from that port in De- cember, 1840. It appears on a former voyage the captain had been eflered a very handsome charter to Europe, which he was obliged to decline, not having permission of the party concerned in the United States; however, when last at home, he agreed to give his friends so much per month, and take the responsibility of loss, and so forth, returned to Rio, accepted his former offer, and proceeded to Europe ; in London, he chartered his ship to take a cargo of powder to Montevideo, in which port the said cargo was sold to Buenos Ayrean agents ; the captain then demanded his papers, which were refused until he gave $10,000 bond that he would not land from his ship, the said powder, in any port of the Argentine Republic. In this dilemma, a se- cond vessel was chartered to meet the Mary off Cape Frio; the vessels met, transhipped their cargo im sight of an English man-of-war brig, and made sail immediately to the southward ; the Mary then came into this port, and was chartered for Mozam- bique and Canton. When halt loaded, the captain applied to the American Consul for a certificate to cancel his bond at Montevideo, which was imme- diately given, but he scarcely lost sight of the Ea- gle, where he went to seek protection and assist- ance, before the Consul repaired to the Custom House and made an agreement with the collector to pay a ship’s bills and seaman’s wages, and he would give information that would condemn one of the finest vessels in the port, which was accordingly done—the ship seized—the captain taken trom # sick bed and put in prison, from whence he was taken in rathera peremptory manner by his friends, to the great surprise of the Consul, who has since resorted to every petty device to assist to condemn the ship, such as questioning and taking affidavits of drunken sailors, promising them all their pay, Xe. ie. ; afterpoor jack was well pumped, the Consul sent to the collector for the dollars, as per agree- ment, jwhen, behold! they were not forthcoming, and the reply was, the ship would be condemned, and he would pay nothing, which raised a row be- tween him and the Consul, who has let the little brown man put his finger inhis eye. The best la yers in the place are employed, and the captain’s iriends appear to be confident they will clear his ship. He is a nephew of Judge Duval, late of the United States Supreme Court, by whom he was educated, and is agentleman much esteemed here ; it is also reported that he is to be upited to the daughter of a nobleman of high standing at this court, who is using all his influence with the minis- ters, and taking a public and decided stand against the seizure of the vessel. The last news from the coast of Africa, is a high-handed measure by the British ships-of-war, they having landed, made « seizure, embarked all the goods, and one thousand two hundred negros, and sailed to Demerara, after having set tire to the buildings ; some of the mer- chants here have lost as much as $50,000 each. By the arrival of the bark Chenango, trom Buenos Ayres, we have intelligence of the Montevidean squadron having bombarded Martin Garcia, and passed on up the river to aid and supply the army in the interior. Brown, with his best ship, is aground on the quick sands. é Flour at Montevideo, $15 per barrel. Knowing the columns of your far-famed Herald to be open to Va; KF. Tay A. Wadsworth, JB Coster, Monts H.Thompsou’ & burgh, Vai ‘All letters post paid, directed to J. PE. vimon street, wilt be panctually attended to. SUTTON & VANDERBIL receiving large sup olleus of every descr d door above Canal st. d to call and examine their stock be- Gentlemen are requeste: fore purchasing else where. B.—Particular attention pai HIGH POLISH EE£’S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKING is uow um- versally admittedsto be far. superior to an its peculiar preservat to for its exquisite brilliant jet bla 1 lustre, properties entirely un- ly vo the only Warehouse, a CHAS. LEE, Formerly Lee & Thomson. OOK AT THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. SSENGRS Forwarded, N, B.—For the gennine article appl 1 John st, comer of Broadway. without delay, to Cleavelant, Ohio, eR parts of the Western gouaey. |. L. RAY, & CC 14] Liberty street, New York. HENRIQUES’ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SeGAR STORE, Basement 51 Writs Staeet, Between Wail and Pine Streets, NEW YORK. STRAW GOODS. BENNETT, 29 John and 111% William streets, im- + porter and manufacturer of Italian and English respectfully informs his customers from the Souta he has on hand. a Indies fashionable straw goods, suitable for the 1, Rutland, French'and English Duns aid, Prince Albert, Schell, LEARY & CO. HATTERS, LL introduce the Fashion for the Season, on Friday, 9th NO. 4 AND 5 ASTOR HOUSE. _ SUPERIOR STROP. OR Surgeon's Instrumen and warranted, by Instrument Maker, N 3 those who have experienced the want of a good Strop, combin~ he above is recommended, and lendid assortment of Schell and Imperial, sil Im*re nknives, &e-, ma ing eatness and ‘economy, 3 passed by any yet offered to the heen engazed in business as amaniufa.turer of fe22, my experience enables me to make an article that iie wants of the community, and if uot approved may be returned. ‘They are sold at the low price of 7 conte each, to nceord with, the times ; and Feapectfully invited to call and examine them: that they are nota four sided strop w y such humbug; bat a plat pe vat upon Razors, Penkn Ht Frown aa hoied tthe ‘Also, all kinds 0 h metallic hone attached, article by which a keen edge t manner, and warranted, f Cutlery made and repaired with neatuess an PETER ROSE, Cutler A. bd rn COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS ix ing dandrit the hair from com - ‘astor, Hair Otter, 165 ing out or tuming, prepared by Antoni Greenwich street, the product of twenty-/ sixteen years in New Yors, where I have be ines, and the public nay Pastor's Compound Oil'is the wholesomest au ww thick and long, preven mur years of experic rely om it, that A. 1d beat Olt for the ite falling off oF kun to tarm grey, Hair Curting bi ta'the hair, that color Also. prevents ha Jaligerement to young lax rt illvestore it to ite natura nd keep the head and hair clean, promote eyebrows and whiskered. A liberal di rs. Price 50 cents per Dot : ie 165 Greenwich st, DR. FEUCHTWANGER Wall street comer Brondway.— shiver ia sheet,and faultle Qhariarie, Nitric ane cid; Liver of Sulp ide d 1d, Phosphate of, Soda, ke Poisons for Bedbugs, Me seoes toy De Mort Soap and Seed Protector; Goldfoil and Bronze, genuine the pound ip" Provectar Platioa, Palladeine, Vid BRENNA 11 the honor of informing his orn des pectic ths c helen removed yon ive Ot cailding to 179 Chambers ste | where he 1: cof mercury, cure radically, (ndin a urely free from any ¢o1 en to rom will, without the ¥ follow weabuse (or s medic mes so ut that er of bad conse- quences, the patient be trbatment to attend to his business and liv not confined to t profes ines on f. 2 homaoesths system, ‘orean ever cure chronic diseases. 10 t92 o'clock, ind hom 6 be ia 190 Ime averpool Cannel Coal, fo sale yo Tots 0 COLLINS, Con 56 Bout Chambers street 175. all, these remarks are offered, my Lord, by your Lordship’s most obedient and humble servant, CoMMERCE. Rochester. (Correspondence of the Hereld.} Rocwrster, Sept. 8, 1842. Office Seckers—Abolitionists—Captam Tyler—-Me- i—Clay Meetings, §c. In publishing my last, you omitted the names of a couple of tremendous orators. Perhaps it was well; for my triend Dr. K. is of such retiring habit, that a modest blush might have invaded the face ordinarily worn by him. Rochester is “as comfortable as can be expected.” Since my last, Tyler’s spunk'seems to have declined a shade in the breast of some who seemed his warm- est friends. Can it be the design to manufacture fa. vor with the Executive for some “‘ cold wittles” or “old clo” within his gift? Let such depend on it that themselves only are deceived by such a subter- fuge. Captain Tyler will “front face,” “forward march,” without the aid of such corporals. I charge no one with interested viewsin the late movements; some I know ask nothing, want nothing, but consci- entiously support the President from convictions right, and devotedly love him for his noble, incoy ruptible integrity. ShallI now tellyou, sir, such meg daily increase? Western. .y York swarms with such; the farmer, the mechanic, the laborer, the honest and intelligent of all classes thank God for a wise and honest Executive, during these times of trial and general embarrassment, brought on by the madness, folly and wickedness of those now gnaw- ing the file beneath his triumphant feet. ‘A venerable snow top, whose right arm wielded a_ keen blade for liberty, said to me yesterday, (and his eye lit up with new fire, and strong emotion shook his old ummbers) * Young man! Liberty has enemies in high places, but they are foiled ; they thought to strangle freedom and grasp her spoils in the'midst of general anarchy,but thank God,a ch: pion guards the treasure.” r , Miss Abby Kelley has been attending an aboli- tion convention at our city ; the way she knocks the male brethren about is not slow. She 1s extreme- ly interesting, but not very pretty! Do you think so? trained negro mimic attempted to take off the holy doings of Southern christians. The convention finally broke up, after having condemned to Tophet all who ventured to disagree with their helinesses. When will fools learn the madness of employing such moral suasion? , ‘The Methodists have been holding a long confe- rence, we have meanwhile reformed considerably ; con why? there are two or three hundred isters here, real roarers! the poorest of whom can check- mate Old Horny, though he do his worst; but I like the Methodists ; more ees brethren, and more dear sisters than in all others put together. It is said they are trying to pass the distribution bill. Mr. is doing wonders in animal magnetism. All the Methodist ministers in town heard him last night, Butthe poorest brother there can beat him hollow, for he could put a whole congregation asleep with half the fuss, ‘At the last meeting of the fathers of a considera- ble portion of this city, Alderman presented a resolution to change the name of Clay street to Tyler street. That won’t make you collector of the port, Lreckon, Alderman’ Bold thought, ‘though: Its useless to conceal it, Captain Tyler is more po- pular among honest men than all the old haeks put together; he isthe praise of the old patriot, and the young love him. Last evening several members of Jongress were here, and tried to raise a little steam for Clay, aided by some hired song singers; but some rascally locos presently commenced singing the old “ Tippecanoe and ier too.” O! horror! Hot iron and cold water! Vinegar and nitre ! Soda and acid! 1840 and ’42! what a commotion it made— hisses, groans, but nobody was frightened; although bloody noses and buck shot were talked of, nothing done. Sir, your obedient servant, Onservatory.—The friends of Harvard College are endeavoring to raise funds to supply the new Observatory with the necessary instruments in which it is now very deficient. Inox Corrins.—They have commenced manu- facturing iron coffins at Pittsburg. They are said tone jandsomer, better, and cheaper than any other. A Novet Vistrer.—The American steamer Ban- gor, Dunn, from Bosten, bound to Constantinople, to ply asa tow boat. on ‘the Dardanelles, from the Adriatic to the Caspian sea, put into Pictou bares day morning to repair some injury done to her boi ers. She previously called at Halifax for i Leg purpose, but it being ascertained that the Mt Pe could be repaired with much greater facility a’ fake tou, she accordingly proceeded hither ote wil ~ ing’ the passage in thirty-six hours, affcientl uire to remain a week to get her boilers su y ired,—Pictow Banner.