The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1842, Page 1

NEW YORK, SUN ry tO pase ‘inte and jsrate | Pie making ch ue ai Doak qanemied te ceitomncy wth the ine, when the fo, Sechive ent, the pasmegs gn parties sete ded to those from whom it waa. received, with, bf ope steamboat eg See veniies ines pi teland aot Senne bigernool cam likewise be secured. “Yor further - Ga cs ais eae ne & Cr, Jacareen’ Sn the with the at: Lng boy Lo that rence which CG er, Co. hd viaime a javoual Bang of Scotiaua, payabie ac their Tespecuve Ba csielioes NATIONAL JAN shine, Ce * “Ae tose, Hinlow i a ie ick on-Suir Kilken Filion on ike rary Guaijover mick valee Chas) ville, faterford ona d Mitchelton Wes seatermend BANKING COMPANY, if felt Clones abana 4 NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, EDINSURGH. ‘Aberdeen Fortwillinm Kekwall Anstrather re fasgow fio own rwrek jrntsiand,— Juverness Nain . Douglas Iu ae ay Busties ith Sting ih Kirkaldy jormness Apply as above. s9 m*r NEW bea atin Syhrt “saemeeqpiory§ a tsand Havre on the Joh of uch mh afl "Ra ‘The now ship ONEIDA, Ship pe Fitibine, has. = jovember other than the expenses ly in bert 5 passage, clei Sees “natin S Tontine Buil dingy. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. or tan Bop a will hereafter be THE seapeichod ia the fobaw ‘ing that whea the des afemtng falls on Gardenia, Gaeilge aia ones sneceed? For New York, For Liverpool, ‘The SOUTH AMERICA, { June aly 1s 6 H lov «19 eG. Bailey, (Feb 1 19 ‘The ENGLAND, jane 19 ra 750 te Oct 9 ec, 7 ab L. Waite. Feb 19 April 7 ‘The OXFORD, aly tg 19 0 Nor 1 » pi Hathbone, ¢ March 1 1 19 ‘The EUROPE, daly Sept 7 610 low 19 Jan 7 E.G. Mi Mar 19 May 7 ‘The NORTH AD ‘aston OA, G Aug Sept 9 Dee 1 Jan 19 'B. Lowber. April 1 My 19 ‘The NEW YORK, Au 8 7 ‘Tb. Cro April is 7 The CAMBRIDGE See Y Geo tons, jan 1 Feb 17 x .0May 1 June 19 The COLUMBUS, Sent 19 ow 8 Punetualit aoee a} ofa will be o a wae i peanate re in now aatte ‘One of ever dese es enn Som oot Lasoes, sis ite be a Wane patie alin, NY: Na aK ANE OF PACKETS. LOUISIANA ARB Rey ‘or to ship Ist, N 20th, ad 25th of x and contine- ne, igatey. when regula is. willbe d forthe re. will be prove cued daring the Gamer mootes. ‘The following ships wi Rtcon commence ti iaComell. ’ rv per om spenaiee nes be towed upand al “Netter te cape of inwe shine wil be remonsi- ‘jewelry, plated ware re -? ae or rechage, in bY o¢ Dut on beard of alge haceom expres ne peta eons iia | a wet si pore shah ie et read ‘coods NEW YORK POOL, ee Gon RACIAL LINE OF PAC ailing to-and. from Live ICE, 61 sti ibs ar in amnoune \rrengements for the year a ne efee a arao ec Fis hike lab call dhe ate tte howe nt their friends Tooling & ie nd fhe ie gesiis coool ae Sor receet eee al Bayon hn different lines of packet wand fee eerie ‘om the Iat, Tah, 1th, 19th and 2608 of e Cee ets coe Geek ha study of the iubacricer to have. che Tacupatched without delay, and he ee Livetasc var aso may with d svery iat X folie eet Er Reb , Mee! fit co ae iota hints ~ tr Ja a al Sige tek have condhews ee iodatone Brann passage will be $100, exclusive of wines ot tide other dees han thew tay Pn ‘or freight oF passage otar att rere seo ‘OR. hatin pen tat main G ‘o. Sat rill sai ily, oarer rye ne ccommoda fhe ah steer sie theabare po, * Her IF Satly apvlieation bet arene TH gor, aka £ NOTICE. Niet 1$0bved NIE nes | invention, a letter and in one operation, with more ease facility thas Torthe imepeasdl clonal, commu isa gueat iw any document Per oe be pa ier Pc eS Ener: At has come thee of thet Ee sae hange col sare ready sale. A Newspapers the abovecnrire wi Seive.s oop) subject to e v 1 oll im*r uity, his truly great iD Taig reg, at SPs acho hakeee ALG thins ke Ee cial ann en ee 5 gs SY By oectenip ere vil fl d spree vert of c or waiting is am agate 9 oth py ot what, “dasa Sritiens ths will We + ip which mee jade ie the qos tod tastvarytog i aprine poke to the) t with, bet “deduction ‘made to thove who buy by ing or or pdempeoor ot (ine ewving Paps md inside ag dain New Yo rk, eS to the corver IC. NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING RTE: NEW YORK. inform | and Santee Of Tablet Pang Fortes, rosewood snd mahonsny, en tig Conetgauly Restos be fend ao ot hh we dreapeetaly sub mit to pro! sprett Tors ary) warervoms and N. 6. —tuno tice. general, at our manatacwry, eee Wortes tamed and repaired on the shortest no- LINDELL, WENNERSTROM & CO. No. 343 Broad 529 im*c ‘peETpas ms, COUGH LOZ tins Ops Lape rapidly sa are now super = ag al an ete rations forthe relish of onan, cold las, wie leat neat! ¢ incident to peat we say, 60 at any time—attend to these of your PE’ TO THE Ree wi have used them, Pills ehfvor » BE,CURED! Those whe iy leprrenes il ava ag Ce ym is more saiis- certific ‘tes. EAT OBJECT G. RS’ MEDICATED LGsnepas are the rare TE} A ae Pa hes ‘These Lozenges are tho. result toed gad heen SSaeL Sait pe gees TERS’ Pe RS dea te ‘are the most unriv. rinse fecha Meee fevers fv fa onthe eet fevers, fever and ague, amatism, enlarge of the len, mois colle, 3 colie, fe: Kenasbetn, ferred. bowels, inci ‘incipient aoomen ostiveness lous of appetite blotched or on tere cote ion, te hae fing ae ang cient is veede ywels, where a cathartie or ant pedi im their operation, producing nei- wot G. Jee. si Woodtotk, ck, Va. saree" They axe. abet ‘can make ‘he agent at Strasburgh, Ve farm for 30 miles sae wih oo ea ii and ping meg emi rm such ret ble cures that rred to every other . E. Ward, of New uae was teapbled xk with, he dyneepsia and liver complaint m was oat ‘Miss Clan sae ii ‘unable to was cor lark =e D. Davis was afflieted with rheumatism, dress himsel| for 15 years. By using these tely cured. ‘aflicted with irregularities and obstruction, most db oat dharessing symptoms. She was cured by 50 as to be if. Three bores of Peters’ Pills entirely | eee maldely Sd weve cua We soy.to ally sy ao: ill ese tnemsan preference to WORM LOZENGES, are the surest and safest Worm oy amma, fevei itching of the nostril » hause: Save EE Ae wats, sense of ‘one: “Ee tie iter he Wises Cua Philade phin bas rine afietle dang Net who had ben tn de dectie for ral Ye ould ea sally wea shaone eat wasting sway; her 97 cheat wang A % co and the doctors hat dotWer do what nev would, she coumtancly grow wore, and reluctantly declared she must die. At the request of friend, the st thie stage progumed abox of Peters’ Worm Lodenges,, Ae, fist d d all that worms were the poet ‘all the child’s sa: }, and two boxes effected a per- fect cure, poke Cre. merchant, Roosevelt st. N. ays a possesses, more merit doctor claims for them, wased. them in his family with success when every other ine failed. ‘Wherever they have been used they are preferred to all other remedies. In Dr. Peters and ge onanee ancient, e Great value, selected Tie'mos Faluablo parta; and they conddenily say those lover fee cannot be improved. CORDIAL LOZENGES. ‘RS? Teor AR feotonraasang “Dita ca fortable. Peters’ Shi Hing for. yapia in Cat Jimi cpm nts, wi ther per hablcnal te Seat aie ee sed out mn oar “abd we CET ver tailed’ on ana en it dollars. a See and The Greatest KX mach fess Pain to the ene oe “ie rcs ited inal tthe ey. i re ‘s ert of the gy. The ender Shara northern ring ey en ‘cities aud he offers fideuce to this comm: “4 but the best, neatest, and most the Fae poy LBs em or other eau- re try one wet say That he pea ha hog bee aan sere 0 Narth Sixth avect; Piladciphin ae timer” | Pim EXTRACTING TEETH Improvement yet made inthas imporrant branch ber proposes to the etiaene of, Nowe Yona to ex satire | '’ by ‘0 the patient, th'n the method ia com inh attention exclusively to the partod be prep to atte md at all how: (hd cep zd M fos ot He he weil te Prager faraise testimonials coh from pirysiciane rospoctabllicy in A Mice Jaeeepe of tee priseteal siemens ae Wn Brenden ie, UTR, Dem, 02 1m is*m_ THE wicaqeee aoe SHAWL AND A be to the advantage Of dealers , to supply themselves w ‘Thread and sooty NEW and import eels fertone we fastening fo, lodigs shawls, cross, the United States and in Europe, ro Wa ee Re. "Pipentdd ta SEroeL cee rey bar rey yy vihe je dealers in such articles in the city of needle stores and dealers in fancy articles, rms, at the manulactory of the oie yn. ONE PRICE CaSH STORE. At, ee te) street, where will be . me eaten atthe [any tp and pilot elo: from T ghana | alae sr an gasp ssl a ae HENRY COGSWELL, UNDER Ta GoOpeMo ne Qu RRAPIN LUNCH, HE AMERICAN MUsEUM VyivEs DAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23. 1842. Price Two Cente eee EB. MARTIN' NEW v CASH TA T ESTABLISHMENT, No 83 cHUREA 2, (BEE WEEN READE AND Reet | G EMEN ferment ™ Rip fora eons can hare them than eper offered before inthis tye eee YI ercoats made and a $8 coats “* T stad Pat sim wit we elena doosin the peatess MEL, WYANT. ONE PRICE STORE. (THERE PR LAL IMPOSITION pracucea at ums store bv = ‘the side walks NO tusuit omered iryou dont rene eae dey Rane tele Sion rock pecker % 50 Pant 1 2 — wed AeG LOO WL, SH oe R a8 8. guns made matinee Ly e- ys pm approved French to order ae the. ptt Ty #Sretatrtes es s33me*r 'M. COLLINS. J. rR. FRENCH D <f R, (0 PEARL 8T., P: Office, HANKFUL for the Hin Ee, te tetas tales tea motion Deke has or the ccna; dation of his cust the upper ‘Two Ofices, one situated Bi Beecken Ore" due Gtker 32 OWERY. for Lie recepion Livery of Gros All kinds of Silk, Gotton I Woollen Gow Merino aud Camel's Hh Shawls cleaned in the French style, with peatness ‘caring Apparel and Carpets scoured. have all ‘kinds of goods dyed and pur up in Brooalyn ‘Oe: 49 Fulton st. Brookly». ol lm*r THE ANTLANGULAK SYSTEM OF GREAT JtebuCzION FROM TWELVE To SIX DOLLARS R. BRISTOW of ca ber norma the Ladi No. x Brovaway, NE. YY Lay Sean: be of all ages are positively taught \ sae Ustncnee Mee bel Hines eatin the ting, matter legible stiff, cram Bee torn ‘at the dvor, 335 1 ‘Broad gay, Palbad np HE LaDiee Twaure veka ioast SONS | 1 VISITORS. in Nr take a course in Three 3 !—Mr. B. is p baseomtaes sol ‘A Mover fiom os “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. Boou-Keering T cinta St Pacteatge Seale tod inal ene, TINNEN 99-69 C—1 STENOGRAPHY. A.new system of the Arcot Watieg Shorthand, domuecuiey” Be Sermons, tials ac Law, he, be ‘iano Bristow im ue cvurse of lessons | at "Ng A wich ofthe, anibor: ls penented i every pal fi BR their permanent guide. wah mee Arsh . L. WOOD'S NEWLY Mewes PARLOR AND HALL STOVES. ‘Tae Se is one of the most valuabi ere sgh again pe? ne. e of atu ing dues, toe erent Gn raat an ir reat 80 ara radiators tween t foyand cuube ste host punersieg te We datibuied ino the souimoasy wile meme cotiee Strved off 2 the pipe, “Ove peck ‘Poeel we thin wove tit yield more heat thaas bushel in the best stove ow belore the pablic ; while you hare the advantage of an open fire er splea- grate at pleasu: tis allowed by ail who have examined it to be the most fect combination of utili bat to be tuity apprec' ed, im want of a su; ty of ther Stoves, suitabie for all pr ‘@ varie 7 7, , suitable for all pur- iL. Wo OB i $81 (Water prea wee: 21 1m: t, between Puck slip and Beekman street. SXOVES OVENS. Dod That ew i ie oewiy ta eda that of an vag oe Lae nar ieh ‘&e. in a Varieties, from xa 1 DEW, 5 RICE YS # (3 PAT! pide, a3 anpvl TRON HEART icture Frames, to his extensive stock, which for 9 sygrkmaaani ho Haters mee cannot be gacelied by re is ‘The tradein general would rank - B.—Constautty on ag assortment of Fancy Woods of every deseription. a ORACE Y, SIGLER, No. 31 Ann street and 44 eraley st, New Youk. ot im*r iP manuf rer in vhis wocall befe sigoleant efficient apparamus is adapte uto all all aul me OT agapnlien | the ale hha hased. the eats eittew Yoru, 10 secpered to casa country. Croton Water Pi Guivumaed Tien ake Te bath tal Ships, <narches, M Korg fiom fo Sak Cat hy and ity the public with ce Sec ee ca aaetrcnn ntti ay aro te ‘ke a prices greatly ba, coal hods, il work warranted, an | work wari ‘an | orders by lovey 8 ra, 120 Water street. 825 3m‘ e residing i , and his predecs i thirty yeats, and more: also, to any par of ee or Mone: persone ae ted Sty std a reccipt to ther elloct itt a = etl McBRIDE, ote street pcarmnclee ‘Eau DE BEAUTE, & G y Reset fot omigrennat inating ‘Ban, . Hedness sromronpyemesie mati ‘heels, tod arias, fit sting ¢ isfa nile. Bloons, stands wn: ivailed. Srp hee properties in ail’ harshness of the ag in allaying the fraicy yr shaving, is ite beyoud. compare. E. or ry Water of Sallown-ss, all ca Py call it dames. uu le cosmetique et je en vous remercie MILI DESMOULING, Pension Francais, “Greenwich street.” wish sen ca tetra (ot yout wa for frelon es A 4 and 4 ily rg en Bok aes F M—-, Broadway. sand one por Bearer. eft the eabore snails ope ation in in alae ad 0 roe @ Ayn nt » Elliott, Philadel- ‘Saleen, Ree 1. G8 Meaclesk pos $l per Portes and of Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane; Goshen, ‘eer, Browneye c snirgets ce at st; Washi ker; ror, Wells meri jorw' falkners Lowell, Myers Hrovideace Di ae rey t, and others en Poudre Bubees for cae Te hain 4 ef aqand, Mr pen the ee from the delevet combination for this purpose, B couts per verity fend im r (TEACHER OF THE FLUTE. ©! T. NI 8 a that I should a aes pS can ‘all CROTON WATER. 3 who have not had pipes introduced into thei ould lose mo time im having done before the riers hare 00 piven: of pure lead, com- \cek stbet va ponte art cain the vinous Zot we Reauallce tanner, ana on tins: mon Being. practical ), they oy sent Wak con oy them to Ne ante- Poet nae All kinds otiees’s wk aud Hydraulics furnished and fized on the most approved BOERS: al 3 — ets a eta ARD TIMES. Pre oul sean tat we: & +O. can assign for selling s0 ma, onal the liaise Boot and Shoe Market, 20¢ Cat Hudson street—when almost every { hard times, i that they keep ¥oads of the sell thet at peices tora the im oud every yy in 1s oul. iy wi Tead this should nse jet have found out the store, the soouer y come and try the sooue they will reap the advan age, most auytiag that, is wanted in the boot aud shoe tine, cf went ize, we or quality, cau be found here cheap. tm A. KNOX & CO. 204Uanal street. DRESS BOC TS—Laiest cie ts ‘subscriber respectfully invites (ve citizens of New optus strangers visitng the city. to call ab 114 Wultou str examine a lange assortinent of Dress Boots, made in the fashion, aud of the nest French call-akin, utlemen cau have buois made w order in the beat manner 6.8 ver ait, warranied equal to aay ‘made at $7.3, and as o drawing of tie feet and Keeps lasts for eee ey Cousautly on nau, Fastuonanve Hoous, we. at the following dasew vices — ‘unk Sete moots, Nom Fy 00 Boabie wows "* waterproot Cait cress Halt Boots, Shoe., Dancing bam; to to wo ve eee kegs weet 0 wo to sit and Slippers, te. . ‘eran cae on deliver JOHN WARS 927 | .n' iy Fatton st, between Nassau and Dutch. PARIS “EROTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDEK,— By £. SUSER, 146 Broadway, Near Liberty Suet, KE. SUSER. Booumaker, aud maker of Lasts, an \'Elve” ot Cletee of Paria, begs leave to inform hig ireuds aud all the amateurs of a gentlemanly “chaussure, he can now make, Bek, with uso. best French materials, all that is 40 perfectly made, in Paria, by his master the ou sed bnteakr Cette jrhoty numerous cus jautac, SUSE TS Sootsand fants Wefore thee de er core eae ses” in New York, after the uices latest Parish fashion. Js0, the senuine Pana Jet Black Vara LADIES’ Ba AN. 201 Broadway, Keeps a tine assortment of Dectag and ehnurens? wes, of the latest American and Eu- ropean fashivns. Orders received by the dozen trom places of fashionable resort _ O16 eod® A CARD. ‘OTICE TO THE LADIES —The subscriber, so well known to the ladies of New York for the superior syle of Ladies Shoes aud Gaiter Boots, begs to state for the infor mation of Ladies visiving the city, as well as merchants aud other traders, that his store is No. 70 Lispenard street, one street below Canal street, and uear Broadway, where as can be supplied at the shortest notice. and on, the most libe: terms. and retail. it Wi SAMUEL ALLEN. For getting up the article of Ladies Shoes and Gaiter Boots we alway? cousidered Mr. Allea tar superiur to any ‘aan we ever had in our employment. THOS, LANE & SON, 15 Im*r No. 70 Lispenard st. near Broadway. Ge RAL BENNETT'S MORMON DISCLOSURES usacribere will pablish 1 hs coume of the eusning eek, * Mormonism Expose ry of Joe Smith and the Lauer ieee by Gen jennett.” These highly juteresting and astoundiog disclosures exhiby' in their true cor lors the, yekedneas of the Mormon leaders: It Volume of upw rds of owime: BRAD moat HEY. SUDEN fe Co, 127 Nasaaa st BAKERY, 40 Lispenied stroet.— The subscriber respectfully jutorms his old [nends and customers hit he his resumed his old tusiness of baking, aud wist be Uhaukil for ihels fase Having taken the stand tormetly oceu, Ww. MiL- Lek, fest street, 80 celebrated subscriber having carried on the ness a number the weil kuown Kusckerbocker Bakery, No. la W favonue resort for good crackers aad biecatts-he th wat ingotin haw 10 plence the tase of he faak JAMES Yo MPSO. PM ea VOD RFUL DISGOVERY. RIKER'S SOLUTION FOK THE HALR, which, will rey hair o its orginal colori & Lew iinutes. scludoiets different from any yet offered, aud cannot fail of Peteeding all others. Its highly eificnecous, and great advantage of beautifying the bai, Without injuring Its krowi ‘Those who doubt its virtues are requested to have their hair changed belore paying their inowey. II humbays would take thig method there would De uo reason to complain. Fr pram and lied, at No. 5 Chatham street, opposit Hall jew York, up be a nr CARPET WOE CARPE CINGS, CARPETINGS3—Cheaper than ever— Ail those wuo aru waut uf carp tings, nocice the followings All woo! Ingraiy Carpotung, ouiy'Ss per yard. extra as super Three ply, sapenor prices and colors, as do" do extraquaity,’ 10s Englisy Brusseis, extra, lus Heyl Wilton and Velvet Carpeting, equally low. Togetier red a lacge assurtment of dru sgets, Pie rags, door tts, t Puno covers 1udia mai tiug, stair rods, BC. the largest stock 0: xoode in the exty. -Purcusacvs would ud it fo there decided interest to cai aud exatnine this stock before looking else where. R, SMITH, JR, 44g Peart st, Opposite a street. PSone Jes Carpeting at the low price of ts ed per yard, Remember, toe suunber is 448 Peart » oat tne COUGHS AND COLDs. EMEMBEK, No 54 N Bexth street, one door below Asch stivet, Philadelph wot Medicus, for Coughs, ag Bivod, ‘Phi Lung Dease seosalion Hike chuktiug, Licklug, Of ane pleasant obst.th For the above, Di. SWAY Nes Com stm Syrup ot as be" lound the Kreat remedy . Persons Who have abused themselves vy the use or ardent spiniis wall tiod Doth their streucth and resolution much. improved. by aud taking a draught uccasionaily of uve t preparatioas trom chi. valuable tree, ex Teaving off the spirits above reatorauve. Al cept the above,nay be considered spurious oF 01 thy wal article unay be, had of the Feat Agen «No. St ANorth Sixth street, te Pld Dr. W. H. MILNOR, Dries 4 a No. 192 Broadway. Pits M, HAYES, No. 19 Fulton st, Brookiyn. BENS. OLDS, Newark, N. J. JOHN’ MASUN, Paiterion, N. J. oat im*r NOTICE ‘tO FIREMEN, pis at others desirous of keeping their Foot Dey and Warn ycominy season. By calling at the OLD CLUSIVE BOOT STO! 2 rt) Chatnain street, they can be accom, modated, as the proprictor has on hand a fail eseortment of bis well we WATER PROOF BOOTS. Constantly on hand a full supply of all ouher kinds of Boots at priews to suit the times. ‘Also—hat invaluable article Rogers’ Metalic Elastic, Heel Boot can be obtained atthe Old Exclusive Boot Store, No, itt “THE EURERA BLACKING- are ‘THIS is 2 wow aruele of Biacking, possessing qualitie gteatly superior to all other kinds pow in use. Softens and preservesthe leather, imparting a, brilliant polish with half the usual labor required in the use of the com- mon Blacking. Tt further prasesses that requisite so long sought for in the ara of the composition never becoming hard dry, or toa! Dealer aE aihctag ic tegthibod th tell kad. receive aslo of the arucie gratis. Pertect satisfacuon warrant every ease. ‘Manufactured and for sale by J. M, JOHNSON. No. 4 Spruce street,near Nassau, New York, perior article of Writing ak is manufactured by Id wholesale and retaul 28 Ime NB—A J.M, J. and HIGH POLISH, EE’S STEAMY IMPROVED BLACKING is now unt versally admitted to be far superior to any yet iuveuted for peculiar preservative softening qui Iovtt exquisite Dalliant jet lack lustre, properties entirely un N. B.—For the genuine article apply to the only Warehouse, No. 1 John st, corner of Broadway. [eee oe a10 Im*r Formerly’ Es & GUNS AND PIsStOLs. EXCLUSIVELY.-69 3 JOSEPH, 14 Maiden lane, up stairs, importing: + the sale of, fem gie yah German and French double aud single agen \for aarrel Fowl Ducking Guns, from the lowest to the tin- Srenalitlins Visvols CC crtay aelertiaat fer eas ond orate a@arkets, embracing one hundred differeat kinds, all of which he is. pe prepare Lt fer at the manufacture:'s prices, being mt for jest houses in that line in Europe, b cusbfes hiss to sell te extremely tore Prices. aes steck.of the abore always oa itd. all, previous to making their purchases, HIGHLY IMPORTANT. To MERCHANTS AND BANKERS—It Ia whiple fovtave sony od ca esistrving Ris books amet whole fortune ma! ca his preser is ok of fire.” Ths general destruc.ion of book safes great fire im 1835, ied by oF inveation ‘4 the colons 1 Safe which has repeatedly” been, proved to be fire . The great objection to Saramander sd Aorta has that they are damp and will mould the books and this is now obviated in the Safe known as Robert- on Richie Iimpeoyed ‘Salamander—which te, warranted to be dry as, well ‘as fireproof, “Annexed is the ceruieate 2 the committee on the t ey York, Ans. lew > Aug. We, bison perigee. ander Sf and py reg ranest ce al at by fire jie of of af pomer eile sya 3 ‘he trial was made in fer oe ‘pur at the foot of Wall sece set i t t the rot ie: erode Rie chee ace 2 io cade sopvn slsod iat tertates ett Sire sighted at a quarter to 11A-M.,and continued fill 4 beM. [openies the, Tensece ‘cow's Safe, with it* con- tgnts, was found to be ‘completely seroyed, but Robertson & be ot hed to be tn beeipeoky 6 the ir roo ap: lower part vi reson aud safe w ited afl, aration v thevaate be el theligg wax entirely Dottomwat red off by ite adbering to ears of Ga Seeoshy caponion, the’ lane onst torte ere Renz Buraed and the remind ‘was so intense that irom wheelsof the sufe, greater part of meliedy yet the gresie? fart Of the mahogany ce remains uring the five hours fing, four and te halfloade of pave wood and niuety-six bushels of aly seach. and even ‘he bricks. of the ch were 00 The srvatiol on of a f the ch an intense heat oe, Are pers fe comelentto evpleete thas tale sabe wrowld be inst fire in Frieling he d omen tn! nthe rel Nor tha etperdmenre think Robertson pie abacgse at JOHN W, ce E. BVA nz Witnessed the trial alluded toi toin |e vescaad eaten tea Chea oat a, Te Ae OH EOE WINTER. as tine — aco aaa “COOKING PISTOLS LOND F Sve oyna and Bikndteetarers, No. tham hand a the ix Borel SH evatving Bell Cooking Pork hese fvautage over all others of the kind by dhe eps, the nipples being placed in imma ty 0 tea hori there being no cock in the wa correct sight as with the ordinary pista or a horizon prevent 19 as oon ’ "The ove stole can th he: Tithe morte igs beieonie orvemak We bare meraravane |S ieee aa Pitola at ean be oa with v8. Niaakews, far shi chat ert ees Tou ay ye the OT ssoriment i fore parchaxing gue anennar ta ARSELLS & AGATE, MANUFACTORERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS ERS, LINEN DRAP! AND SUSPEND! ERS, &c. THe SUReCRDneRs, ee in addition to ‘inn former stock of a Sve ieeeel eee oral ne inh; on Bears rentals eeeerpeceee ii, be found Indispenaible Ment forward; and in fact to ih espe na, sede i: fants and Gnardons re gatcearly requested to erm, ine this pn. wae be no ge ey i ARSELLSR AGATE continue ine tne ater ; cel Belt. #2) Ima? C. YPE. To rue Pio 0 Pee “ARTISTS F., Bisse rapes inform te (rena ihe [~~ > sealed 'y have just received by packet tahip Argo, Pearrarie cttes b te heer pane ‘cane ‘ounces bromine ‘bromi Sioe Ieprosnipota Of wat 50 grammes of entoride ; “of gold vo hioside ina ‘And the new bovk containing the the latet improvements int! © Deamerrecty re. r ter TLL OPEN. LY ace October Piers at - mars | WV cbinhmen, an ey set eee inges, ke. 1013 Bweee NVR shie NICHOLAS BIDDLE, from Liverpool.— Jousiguees vi inerchamiise by the avove Vessel Wil please sod theirpe Permits On board root of Dover street, or tot .¢ office of the savscriber—as ail. goods hot permittedin five days must unavoidably be seut to puolie store 8. E. GLOVER, o@lr 100 Pine st, coruzr uf Seuch, up stairs, WAtCHES LOWER THAN EVER In comequence of the seduction of dues by the ki is selling b Eipomedt Leploe, end other: Watches, of pew’ and spleudid patterns, aud Jewelry, at retail, at a cousiderabie reduction trom former prices, being much lower than they cau be vougnt for atauy our place ine the ety, Gold Watches as low as 30 Wo 25 doliars each, at and Jewelry exchauged or ihe All Wacches wairauted to keep goud tine oF tke money se- itrned Watches aud Clocks repaiced. in the best mauuer and warranved, at mnuch tees chau the watt prices. G.C. ALLEN, Lusporter of Watches and Jewelry, 012 Im*in ‘hulesaly aud Retail, $0 Wall st., up stairs. “THE NEW YORK XYLOGRAPHIC MAIDEN LANE, Ut STAIRS. N THE EXTENT of tne varieties in duis department the proprietor may safely challenge competition with any ovher escablisnment in the world, and has Unuer his OWL Mminediate superiutendence the most skilful workmen, andail the 1:quisie materials for executing every description of Xylographic Ku- graving and Prating. ‘Unigival Demgus aud Plates of every description Sppeaued in the mrst ay ¢ of the art, and beautifully printed in Bronze or Fancy Colors. Drayyiats, Perfumers, Mauulactarers, Grocer and other Labels, constantly on hand, wholesale or retail, and all articles couuected with the trade. Joo Fruiting im every vanety of style executed: n the best maunes to order, aid ou the inva: reasonable te STEEL PLALE AND COPPERELATE "ENGRAVING Notes, Checks, Draits, Bills of Exchange, ( ertificates of Stock, do Deposite, b! ry e ce pentane, Wweddeng aud visi ung Cards, neatly eng) printed, at st ort pouice, and on the most reasonable terms. ‘Ihe lowest possible price is char ged tor all werk done at this establisnment. ‘All orders {rom the country punetually attended to, and ar ticles ordered, Lorwarded to auy partot the United Biates, or CHAS, 8AJELDS, Progrictor bette 13ST IN HAIR. UPACTURKD FROM LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. [Néirs hundred duifsreut designs, necklaces, bracelets, watch orteallemon havin cia i livtag’of deceased f 2 7 * iibemed by hisa tuto UES raw secre such a form it will Dea Keepsake epee 316 ime? 46 Broadway, cor of N. B—Individwals Teatdoutin the country or couveuient distanee from the city, can have all promptly executed, by forwarding through the medium of the yost office the hair to be fashigned, with a drawn aut specified desiyu of the workmanship, and enclosing from five to twenty do Lars, according to whien suum the superiority of manufacture syle of mounting in gold wilt depen. All such comma nications to be post pa ol mer SELLING OF e— A ICHALL REESE, lets of the nrm ot Reese & Hilis, offers for sale at cost a large assortment of pen, pocket, and irk knives, scissors and razors, toxether with table cutlery of every description. Also, Bri and coffce setts, tea and table spoons, accord ping, chains, si ver and gold levers, &c, T Positively be ac.d on ot before the tat ot Noveinl MICHAEL REESE, sa7im*re 70 Maiden Lane, up stai STATE OF NEW YORK—SECRETARY’S OFFICE Axaany, Aug, 31, 1842. TO THE SHERIFF of the City and County of New Yor —Sir—Notice is hereby hat at the next Gener Election, to be held on the 4 the first M day of November next, the following officers are to be elected, to wit: ‘A Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this State. ‘A Senator for the first Senatorial District, to supply the va- cancy which will accrue by the expiration of the term service of ‘arman, on the ist day of December nex ‘Also, the followiug City and County Officers, to wit : teen Members af Assembly, and a Register in. the piace of J. herman Brownell, whose term of service will expire on the last day of December next. Yours fall see TS YOUNG, Secretary of State The above ig a trac copy Tora ocibcation rooetvod (raat the Sceretary of State. MONMOUTH B. BART Shea on oie of, fhe City and York. I OG inoue: in tie ionsty will publish the week until the election gre ans Statutes, vol. Ist, chap. 6th, title 34, artieie 34, part ist, page 140. 010 tN ReroRM YOUR (STOVE) ILLS ¥ and uit the order of the day, the s1 baoriber hat mf devermines es ‘ell Bt va - the lowest possible Far nt ome! et Thang evering ail the pur With bal the tom et etases hails for aig 7 offices, stores, of halls, fe worthy the attention of persons to be be assortment ‘of cooking Stovesare not surpassed in the hoapuess and superior style of conseruction, combi. requisites for kitchen use, and a great saving of is an item many persons overlook in selecting jim a call at the Fulton street, purchasers will et a at a vais ‘its housekeepers *nd others to gi ‘of the Warren Furnace Company, 2 gts purchasi Isewhere. Company uunmetacrare cheir stoves, not be suujected to a C by caring from seco hands, Their assortment consists of are HN. cooking and parlor Pores. Fumes, Iroq Furnaces, Coffer Mill, Kettles, ‘tin and rou Ware Ln nohotedtocnd vocal: igen fo cet tol 5 ELTS, 32 Faiton a street, N. Y, Cc ‘OVE. - Im#ec NO’ mnced Inst, year, and is this, by ali feraa oa rie btt eben mrt ekthe Lo ‘AY "HS sre. ns) by whi ich baking, boil ‘and roast- rer \- ajc oome ooking fe doe, fan as Stove alt at sii se ‘Seo any quantity of references will i warranted, or the money re- miam Drum for parlors, Mall ofice stoves, and all the ordinary Dramas, a1 = na 4 cooking stove } - Winer Hawken, ear ue, iring stoves, are requested to ead ean examine them to better advantage, 209 016 Im#ec | ees Lt 27 , QUILL Sh gah 5.—The subscribers nave tor tale, rome recent impor of these excel es ittay Wee Je npanimonaty rota uh King of Pena “* rosualdered the at pen fur the: price in the ” cannot itevery affording Unions (cemensiceale) ‘an diterent vartocles of Poke "New Fontvevery merchant wil have in hs counting ta ease egy ete CER ‘AL TAIN sane TOR DEAFNESS. M Vrninto MALL AN—Seu Dani lenaiyrne Hows wom ye Ys at setts, 7 rie ‘Eiri tom general conversa sound of 8 4 "Raabe low : vy Fes x in the cavity o¢" Topcon oor kale", have uly tear, street, wl r, ee ener ieee nor more w in ite Ye gr 4 wihrenreme are 80 Pa rove i A those af wo Macute tT N BON, Surgeon Denso wig ett ae fash Flacertone door from Brg sur some ‘greatest Teal ean Berous of Ne sists On the en of 10, can heve a pelt marr Soar at Orleans 1 ore ‘in five days will be sent co the pet - Rochester, [Correspondence of the Herald. | Rocussrer, Oct. 10th, 1842. Political Movements in Monroe Cownty—Candi- dates for Congress, Assembly, Collectorship, &c. To Genknat James Gorpon Brnngrt :— Dear Srx,— I have seen nothing in your valuable Herald from thia city, in a longtime. We have many fruitful subjects here, that would interest the tens of thou- sand. of the readers of the Herald, if properly laid before them. Your paper is sought for with more avidity, than any other after the arrival of the eas- tern mail ; such isthe eagerness to read the Herald, among the people here, that I ain very often disap- pointed in procuring a copy of Mr. Moore, your agent in this city, if 1 am unavoidably detained from calling for a short time atter he receives them. All the political parties except Ci in Tyler's, in this county, have made ty couaniny i The waigs have nominated ‘Thomas J. Patterson, a bre- ken-down merchant of this city, for Congressman. Doct. Maltby Strong, of Belchertown memory, a furious Clay whig, and an old New tngland tede- ralist, was the principal opposing candidate in the convention, tor the nomination. Very great dis- ausfaction prevails in the county among the old federalisis, in consequence of his defeat; 1 have understood, that Mr. Patterson, has a:ready com- menced writing out hi; speeches. It elected, he wili be a powertul advocate in Congress tor a Uai- ted States Bank—the assumption of the State debis by the general government—ihe distribution of the proceeds of the public lands among the States—a ugh tariff to detray the My aed of goverament, and produce @ revenue to be dictributed—and last, though not least, he will be in favor of the passage ot a general law by Congress to tax the old maids tor the support of the old bachelois, Fur the assembly, from the centre, the whigs have nominated icobert Haight, Esq., a "lawyer. He is a young man, although | believe he calls .imeelf an old bacnelor. In politics, he is one ot N. P. ‘Tall- madge’s conservative inends, an unchanged demo- crat, and if elected, he will not make a very great etlortto add mapy ‘more to the thousand aud one useless laws im this State. The locotocos have nominated the Hon, Ashley Sampson, first Judje of the Court of Common Pieus of this county, for Con- gressman, and William Buell tor the Assembly, from the ceatre. As the locotocos gnd abolitionists, will not probably succeed in electing any of their candi- dates in this county, I think it unnecessary to say any thing about them. The Tyler men have had two meetings recently in this city. The frst was called to sustain the President in administering the general government in his own way, honestly, faithtully, and judicious- ly, ‘The second was cailed as an indignation meet- ing, in consequence of the insult to the President and Nation, at the Ashburton dinner in your city. Both meetings were well attended, and good resolu- tionsadopted. Considerable of an effort is about being made here by several individuals, tor the of- fice of Collector of the Port of Genesee. Mr, William A. Wil‘es, a man notorious for his abuse of President Tyler and his administration, until quite recently, is making agreat noise about his claims to the office. He has once betore made application for the Collectorship, since the election of Gen, Harri- son and John ‘l'yler, and been defeated. He was so indignant at his defeat, that he abused President Tyler by calling him all soris of hard names, was anxiousto have a pet.tion forwarded to the Presi- dent requesting him to resign his office, and finally turned abolition Doct. Fauikner is making ap- plication to the President tor the office. ‘The Doctor, I should think, would be about the right kind ot a man for the President to appoint. ‘Lhe Doctor is an old republican, supported the President at the election in 1840, and has been his true and active friend eversince. Lf the present Collector, who isa Clay whig, is removed, and the Doctor is not cheated by those whomhe considers his Iriends, he will get the appointment. I would, however, caution the Doctor, not to rely too much upon the protessed tnendship of the Postmaster of tmis city, who is, | fear, playing a double game with the Presi- dent, and with him, tor the purpose of retaining his own offiee. N. B. Kingston. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Kunaston, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1842. The Herald in Kingston—Kingston Ladies in gene- ral—Beauties in particular—Banks and Currency Little Biddle—Trade of Ulster—A Night im the Highlands, §. Dear Sir— To give you any idea of the popularity of your daily epitome of the times in this old Dutch town, I shall not attempt, as you are daily in receipt of the best evidence of its popularity in the increase of your subscription list, which is, after all, the best evidence ot your merit ; for, although yourenemies may cry down the circulation of your paper, you have the witness of its success in the shape of pro- muses to pay in the currency of the land. Kingston 1s a large town, including the village of Rondout, and is settled, or was originally, by the descendants of Diedrich’ Hudson ; and the traveller needs no other demonstration of 1ts Dutéh character than is shown in the construction of its low stone dwellings, out of which are seen to issue some of the loveliest dau; hters of the land—a few of whom Theve seen to admire. The cu.iom of mentioning at least the initials of the names of those who are most conspicuous, I take the liberty of doing. Six of them were on board the ‘“‘ Emerald,” wendin their way to Gotham on Sunday night, accompanie: with their lovers. Julia —— and Sarah —— are daughters of two of our most wealthy citizens, t latter being the belle of Kingston, whose portr should, by the way, adorn the first number of your new Ladies “Belle Assemblee.” How my heart throbs at the thought of her—so sweet and heavenly isher smile! And should this meet her eye, I trust she will forgive the liberty I have taken in saying she is to me an “‘ angel of light,” which sometimes flit across our vision, and then are gone! She is not one of your city belles, raised in the hot-bed of fa- shionable society, but a beautiful plant, raised and ean in the unsophisticated manners of couatry ie: ‘We have two banks located here, besides the shaving shop of Beach at Saugerties, and a sort of branch of the Delaware and Hudson Cai Co. to give usa CeaNs ; how they all manage to do bu- siness enough to pay thair officers, is a mystery to all, except themselves. The fact is, little Biddle’s Ulster money was got up te do you Gothamites— scarcely a dollar of it being now in circulation here. Tt was fooked upon from the start with suspicion,and consequently was handled with caution. ‘There are a great many Irish in oa iout, this being the ter- minus of the canal where hundreds of boats are con- tinually arriving with the Lackawana coal from Pennsylvania ; from here it goes to your city, Al- bany, Boston, and several eastern ports. Were you evera night in the Highlands? There ceunot be a 4 more lovely or romantic scene on the face of nature than the entrance to where “The moon looks down on old crow-nest.” just above West Point. Morris has attempted a _description in poetry, of this singular of na- ture, in walling up the Hudson towards the high heaven; butit has = had justice done it b the poetasters of the day. e’e “Culprit comes the nearest to my notions of its beauties jin description, but 1t remains for some modern Byron to spring up, long after Nat. Willis et id omnus ae nus have passed away like @ summer's cloud, paint the scenes which impress one so powertally of God’s divinity. It 1s perhaps the most dane? by sea or storm, provide ¥gv ous pamage to make Jomtit lovely female ony com to hes, ‘and untarily ou begin to describe their ber”, ;* descant on their romance, and which wr ** #2 MY case, turn te love and a declaration innu- But I merely intended to let yor mand your one ms merable readers know that theigo, ‘and I have in- as Kingston, anda lovely Pleo ‘once personal, and per- voluntarily run into matte give you some accounts haps uninteresting. of the dings of our @mignetlc young ment ‘Adieu. ‘aROUND CO AND § an } Hose ge sighing (2 narcete Lavesmage call at 11d fon fr vhere } pt the shores ‘of the very best quali 1 eave Rig ery, ony fF rsh, ani tent ang past of tip and y tive "0 eortnae. jee Yasted Sear Grocers, ta aE WELth, Tate firm, of ‘612 Im? m ‘Welch & Shearer. MR. an Bos (twenty years re Haus MUON aN Se cast ge Sede the soak ei ae ee poi hn ol im*r