The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1842, Page 5

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Voi. VI L.—-Ho. 300 =-- W NEW YORK. _WEDN ES DAY MOR NING 3s NOVEMBER 9. . 1842. Price Two Cents, NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Frgm the fat of Conrtlange strc valk a aM, at or M. H TO! Le: aso ds pi. New York. ave 9% ‘The trains for Westfield. Mend Popp ttreat. Bomerville, N ‘Foran beth Town 2 cents. fo ‘and Somerville, 79 cents, ot Broadway. ke., connect wil York, daily Fi we di eas footot f Liberty street, daily. “Cae, b om Leave Ni hy P. M. On Sundays the 534 and 7¢ A.M. trips from New Bruuswiek and 2% P. M. train from New York, fre ge New York and New Brunswick, eno era a 3 Saws foes New Work, hs been re New York and New Brunswick, to 50 cents pa he From ‘The new and J. K. Dustan, wil day afte ‘are red cen Preamet oom of Courtlandt street, New York. day—Bunday su oe AUT u 7 on'Sunpays ie New York, Se As gly RAliwa¥ AND, NEW New Bi La « 125 M, train and Rahway to “- ~ Feseabers Ee, pon” atest" the ticket office, re NEW YORK A an ickets are rece! orth River, sp) splendid steamboet NEW Hl ‘afternoon, at 40’cloc! e every Monday, boats at Norwich, and w out change of cars or baggage. ‘or further information, enquire at the offi ‘on borrd the boats, or to above . B. ALLEN, 39 Peck: slip, up All persons are forbid trusting any ove on account Boats ov owbars. ey Re wi PM BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. ‘Via Norwich anp Worcester Ratngvaps. leave, every Tuestty, Thursday and Satar- boat WORCESTER, Captain will be forwarded immediately on the 3 OFKAT WALKERS. —H0 Priadies ers, French and satin slippers and bus- boots, $9 to $3 50 per pair, oe ye fing pexwed boots, from ‘$2 102 25 and $2 30 200 pr of boy's contse aud fine boots, irom $1 to $2 and ren} dpe pair, 530 pair children’s do from 3s fo 58 per parr, 500 pr 4nd misses boots, shoes and buskius, from 4s tO 6s aud ier f gents water proof boots, moccasins, Ludia ral “men’s coarse and fine boots of all sorts and sizes, II warranted. All the above goods 50 per ct. Call and see for yourselves, at, J. $. WALKERS. TON CHEAP Boot and Shoe Market, 309 . corner Spring st, is the only place do. | where can be found poots and shoes to jit the tines, those who wear baots and shoes will do ies? and sa'sses, buskins from 3, Tas i stings er milomens? bo sts from 12 shulllage to $1 per pairs rom sbullings t9 $2.90 per pati. All who wis to give acall at Shaton Cheap isoct and ich corner te Ch street. ony im*r LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHUES—Lockw 90g, 391 Broadwa , keeps a fine assortment of ladies? aud childrens” boots and shoes, of the latest American and Eu- ae fashions, “Orders received by the dozen from ver fashionable resorts > from $1 73, the oer in corner “how. SPARRING ene & PISTOL GALLERY. Mineteatiemen hy ew for Mer pas thieeaire ome a Shamir and Pital practice, are ney anen: rhe am Gymaastae cep easy Peete =e semlete aid equal 09 any ofmer in the eouatry for athletic ex “Manarring taught ob the most appro ples. Gent e- viawtug the Pistol Gallery while sepsied ih Pistels of perior quality. Terms moderate. Gentlemen are invited lat any time daring the day. ol6 im*r BRUNSWICK. vg “maa ited. “SELF-GOCKING PISTOLS. 75 cents. BRUNT & SYMS, .mporters and Manufacturers, No. 45 0 cents Chatham street, have on hand a large assortment ot from New Bruns- | the Six, Barrel Slt Revolving Bell Cocking Pocket Pistols. These pistols have ne advantage over all others of the kind by the inpossibility of losing coe caps, the nipples being placed in a horizontal direction, there being. no cock in the way to " prevent taking as correct sight as with the ordinary pistol or gan. The above pstols can be furnished lower than any others th the market, at wholesale or retail. We have as great a varie- ty of other kinds of Pistols eg ml for shippi ed by the con Cefank Logethei a tasks, Bags, Gate, bosks, Iaicat kent hows taloron orsenaligneneision N. B.—Country dealers are requested to call aud examine pur sascttaioar before pershasing siatehere 382m" Barco 40 Lispenard street.— Che subscriber “realy iutorms his ol ‘nds and customers :hat he has resume: his old business of baking; and wil be thankful for thei favors, ing taken the stand formerly ocenpied by G. W. MIL- LEK, 40 Lispenard street, s0 celebrated tor good cake, and the subscriber having carried On the business a nuimber of” years at the well known Kni jakery, No. 19 William favorite resort for good crackers aud biscuite—he thinks he uot forgotten how to please the taste ofthe pablic TOMPSON. N.B.—Always on hand, fruit cake of all kinds and prices— wedding cake of all sizespound cage and sponge cake of all sizes—rusk, tea biscuit aud bread every afterneon—biset crackers fresh every mornmg. 0 EN N,. Captain Wednesday and ull proceed with- on the wharf, WINTER ARRY NGEMENT. wl = AND ca ee a DIREC’ Via Newark, New repiaaolniges Pasistia, Trenton, Borden THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Leave weld ohh; from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 AM am ‘Then ees town and Burlington. Line proceeds to Bordentown steamboat to Philadelphia, Evening. Philadelphia) without change « ugers will procure thei: the berty street, where a commodious steamboat will be in readi neaas with bag bagvae crates on board. -ithout ‘being ope A well are conveyed Exch train ts provi fed with a. a Ladies Car, in mente and dr i ‘Retum ch ines leave Philadelphia, from the. foat of Returning, the Chestnut street So’elock, PM. ‘The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7A M, snd 4 P M, beings consinnation of the lines from New York. os ines Py idly Gonton ats ine Fceretern direct to Camden, (opposite Ww ‘CHES LOWER THAN EVER —In consequence of the reduction of duties by the late tariff, the subscriber is selling his stock of Gold aud silver Levers, Anchor Ks- capement Ly other Watches, of new’ aud splendid patterns, and Jewelry, at t a considerable reduction retail om former prices, being much lower thau they ean be bought for at any other place in the city. Gold Watel fr as low as 26 seach. Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Waiches warranted to keep good time or the money te- turned. Watches aod Clocks repaired in best manner warranted, at much less than the usual prices. EN, Leaporter of ‘atches and Jewelry, 012 Imm" “Wholesale and Retail, 30 Wallst., up stairs iW GASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 93 CHURCH ST, ager, EN READE AND C KS STREETS, ENTLEMEN furnish‘ng their own goods can have them made P in the most fashivnable French sty! h than ever offered before in this city. Overcoats made n, from thence by N office foot of Li- from city to citv, and trimmed Frock coats * which are ayart- Peck eared for the Ladies ne. Vest and Pants $1.50 01% N. B.—Repairiug done in the neatest manner, ollm*m SAMUEL WYANT. VICTOR GIROUD, ATCH MAKER, No.35 Ceutre street, in the city of New o’clock A M,and rps by) da pany have nn a and New York, with ee v See | to rap perma- Leaving New Brunswick at 5% A.M. daily, (Sundays ex- cepted) and the foot of Leiber trtreet) New York at 2% P.M. nike W pei ‘© count sirable for U RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. dealers and meichants Speedy ane cneap conyeyane: of description, and. more” particularl Deslere in HRCI ots etn Gen ha Poa is between New Bronswick and SERSEY Rola and Pra portation Com- established a New York, the same day the trusportation of cattle, horses, mules, York, who obtained several sold aud silver medals of American and rene Institutes of New York, in the years 1838, 39, 740 and “41; and also Letters-patent { for the invention of a Chronometer Escapement and for Magic Chronometer, has tne honor to thaak the mmhabitants metropolis for the coufidence they have heretofore reposed m hun, and s mssies thein that he will coutinue to meet their patronage appl. ing al: the sanrtons, pasteoallh and abilities 9 of which ich he may be possessed in his art, to the entire satisfaction of his friends ana customers. ‘He will continue to manufacture Puplex, Lepine and Patent Lever Escapements, aud in general all kinds of Fired belong- ing to the art of Wateh Making. He also repairs Chronometors and every sort of Uime-pieces, all pes repair, put in order and alter all kinds of me- chanical Lamps, and'w: at mys tween New it wacraut his work,which will be made it the uthes, returned from a soyage to Earope, hi ma choice oi articles suitable to this marks which he invites his Iriends end patrons to examine, and whic he offers for sale at moverate prices. ‘Chey consist ‘principally 1a, Pisckspr: Randy my uite moderu patterns, © of merchandise to Drovers and of cattle convey- and all cher kinds of merchandi re very tran the best patentee makers mm Paris. ding steambeat prices. my i : tea HAS ae ctw anon ceo Gis Gi fs, labs path cngrevedand palnied, a new style, crossing Y inthe 8 i sts house at New | 9ii?arommamiis-auparsion a for making'coffee, now almost the Brunswick.” adobe the Hailroad Depot, which will always ome: NA havi tiebished «correspondence. in eopen for Li Mops mat Rain Faarengers purchaing their tickets a the ticket offices, will Fern, SWilcinarcate EON coeeoene thee 2 : ree ironzi for ow ark, Pir aba! t- CT tel, Pla Pion, Be is Han Quantags of THs Manis Cones vad by the above lines, and Spasamegen vine ‘Uctober, 182 auld 3m* SARSTE PROPOSALS will he ree re dat the othee of FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED, “ 208 IN, o th fol wing Superivt steamers, won watts tb and We eee |ASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ci HODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer ARRAGANSETT,, captain Woo OHEGAN Captain’ V. One of which The RHODE isLaN NGRMENTS. for stonmeton. ‘Saturday, for St Estes Ssikroed Cass and. gqnesoaiomppediaiely => Prov? ton iugton.. dence and Boston. taken at the follo Po Bt io 1% pls rei oreia ina forty founds or upwards to much reduced NGTON Al ey com- running i dence, and Boson and Fro- Pro- ill leave No rk, daily, (Sundays ex- come) from Pier No. > ee Hae a }, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and uartermaster of the Marine Corps, in this city, until TWotelocks Ac Ms on Tue ay, the sth day ‘of Noveinbet next, for farnishing rations to the United States Marines at the fol Jowing stations, Jo, the year 1863 >— Postsmouth, Charlestown, reokiye ‘nga Nort Penmcola: Florida Washington, prasad tof Columbia. The rations to consist of one pound and a quarter of fresh beef, or three quarters of a pound of mess pork ; eighteen ¥ ounces of bread or flour, at the option of the Government, nd isey. at the rate of six clean coffee, twelve pounds of good New Orleans sugar, eight quarts of béans, fou u quarts of nde two quarts of salt, four pounds of lace, at four a ahbalf pounds of good dipped candles to each ined ae It ‘itis understood that the full side of oa (neck and shins ex- cluded) be delivered if required ; if such quantity be not re- ui es the Lek uarters be delivered alternate a ‘ork ; 101 See "Virginia ate ee. The American Sentinel and Score en "To Providence, gh meneui rode sexnts, per enbic | he Portsmouth Gazette bean 2 New foot, and specie siiles wx pet T ianif te be obtained At ofice 29 | Evening Bost, the New Vore Hersid pe New, on Brae rer, Dr ssdwae. impair | apd the’ New Work atone Balto eo publican: | forfolke Beacon, the Norfolk Hera fire FARE REDUCED, goa Hichmood Whig, she Aletandrin Guaste, Alexandria, PERSONS GOING SOUTH. C.; and the Pensacola Ga Gazette, will give the, above three iat sertions each per week, and send. one’ copy of te advertise: ment to accompany the account when forw Je Aes office for payment. 08 cod to 8N mae Le 2 timore ‘noth, Weldon’ te eet merle on ted city, Richmond, Petenbar Re thence to Charleston, to bot the same. Every exertion connecting these lines in good order, ‘and expedite travel, and make passengers as comfortable ns pos th rout Hajlronde 8 and Ste By this route you may be snre of reaching New Orleans ork seven oF eight days sooner than any other line, } £9 at an expense not exceeding 019 2wr h the, » rei ident W. Cresa, agen, NO, tnd tenes ta Chaslonton, is included or via Washington Wilmngeos ITARS. GU. Me ee Bape | MARTIN & COUPA, Gaius Mastic nee up stairs, have constantly on Guitars, of French, German, and 8} MM. BC. would call the suseution of So ‘layers to thei @ large assortment of the’ fare on ed Gaiam, made after the model of Gina, which i ane rity of tone are 81 jor, very easy to ew ksenahe | Croeaion tke hcranena are eaeted "eevee eats srind any: change of elimate, and. will be ex ttige should they not prove satita Strangers are inewed tocall and examine hem. Prices from $15 to $100. wholesale and retail. a eal continues to give Lessons on the Guitar. a any RRC Co. BRITISH AND NORTH oe MEAN ROYAL MAIL \AL—A f best Hed Ash Peach Orchard, ow pally Coal, dis-Warping, this day from ant ees fac ot NE SHEPARD’S PATENT REVERBERATOR. tr be byeribers offer this day, tw the public, the office and rpaeteeet bere ad splendid patent stove. We ask all in want of stoves to call aud examine it. most efficient and eco ini aud has the app rt take the lea exhihited. N.B.—A only stove in churche ss in the course af mee of the stove, canbe porn A co. Nott’s Stove Warehouse, No. 242 Water street, of Noti’s Radiator Stove, the table for warming dwellings, ke. A two story house ¢ et » hotels, public | buildings, UNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, and « ge general assortment tof ard, ry, aud fancy foods; auvilay vices, axes, locks, bolts, marti with a lange assort- ts aud pistols, for sale at low prices A.W. SPIES & CO UFFS! MUFFS7!—The sudden changes i the weather render it indispeusibly. necessary that the beauty nd fashion of or cy should avail themselves, of the went offered to fainst the approachi glement geasou., ‘They are new enabled. to enjoy promenne Fig Fe) i deat weather ARNETT & i sishOND [ree yn Weare with’ three tous of Soul Tese dian ‘one arate will | Al! deritions of Furs cleaned aad pe Taleo cone! Drums for parlors and balls, in style and ty unequalled SEVEMAT BENNE inthe city. Also the best wood cook stave ever ofered. | Gt The micron eh et he wee OURS werk, nits fvoned: gr ¢ History of Sige Sih snd STOVES—STOVES. eating sabre r tree os BACKS’ PATENT RAREFIER, ioe jana anomie dione ‘Mormon leaders, ‘Ii ud nox the burning of anthracite ron 2—To Em geod and diffuse from dam) and colle” To em the risk of acci- re ae) eal Pepin mm each lined irocghowt The | heat that is creates of the two rarefiers (or radiators as ‘at the bettom, anda current of air the which are left open at that purpose, carries a great amount of rarefied or — ita the apartment. The pai softness of the air in a room heated stove are peculiar and beget tora the heat beis as at Cann of rately the wings or ie othe py cope ae spreads surface of the base at the bottoin, over the tire pie pain of the air next the floor i Same in the. meantime ing it entirel rendering. th Pe safe aud meats of invalids, sl N.B. A new article of air ti the new kitehe! cleat in-use iu this UGAL HOUSEWARMER.» te some of the advantages of nett fe ia nthe fog wing part 3, Yh OR FR Bet iculars, *Foavoud a all incovenience me 1—To preserve the air of the es exposed to Aapartinent pure t~And to unite with all | 2% be auichlv kindled slegant and ‘lenis artele af clad af he Seat auality of Rassiasheet eh ibe: hich is attached an | (set stant “an tion— from contamination, sotlanuferared oye ESTABLISHMENT. he iaores, sith sanbess sloo » Warranted equal to ax toany mibaieted eral ume of upw rds of 30 pages: Ondery a peel wale = peo Bias 16 Im*r BRADBURY. AUBIN, Co, 197 Nassau st. cable at lord STATE OF NEW YORK—-SECRETARY’S extire 0 THE SHER! f To aN Wee kee e Las don the Fu fist and whole- davat at November Dent, the followlag obese ate Oh be ehoetad, x of this State exney which will accrue’ by a following City’ way ty a Members of Asuembiy, and ote ister in nthe ms ot. jerman Brownell, w Sherman Brownell, wivoue term of service will expire oa the one vecpocnty its av piibst he retary tate. The above i: pp eM a oe copy of a notification received from the Secretary of MONMOUTH B. Sheriff of the cy and County of New wv York. Sheriffs O1 jew York, Sept. 10, 1842, All the public ‘new: papers” ip ib the county will publish the above once in each week until the election. See Re Ist, chap. 6th, ttle 2d, article 3d, heated air, ‘the vised Statutes, vol. part Ist, page 140. MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING . ¥. 154 William Street, Corner of gee Street, Tcegitedt welts the cheay w pond in the city, pend. is always on select stock of seasonable irchased for cash, style 0 of make, fi, trim: NOT REPAIRED y RICHARD AYLI — 1 atham street, New You and other Stove», which he os and pipe put up at the shortest notice. rue Saver ‘on hand. 27 1m SEFORM UR STOVE BILES.Econsm and uti R being the order of the day, the subscriber has determined tavas at the lowest possible remunerating prices; his Column Parlor Stove, answering all the with half the trouble and expense, suitable Years at 86 to sell of 7 mor solicits housekeepers be} others to, office of the Warren Furnace Company, Y., before purchasing elsewhere, company manufacture their stoves, injected to a tax by ie ying from second hands, | Their parlor Stoves, ‘in and Sheet ders for Sees soll 2 Fulton sweet, NY. pot be st | ee gy consists of ai mp, Iron Furnaces, Colter Stil Iron ‘are, &c., wholesale and retail. rE plied, sine "R.A, has Ne ¢an sell ata very reduced poe poses of for sitting rooms, Nee stores, or halls, is worthy the attention of persons ‘ing to pure! His assortment of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the city, for cheapness and superior style of consrructien, combi- nu 1 the requisites for kitchen use, ‘and a great saving of fel, which is'an item many persons ov tlooke ct erlook in selecting ire nig. acall at the which will be made up to order ining, Se» that has given such general satisfaction during the last four years, aud at a positive saving of 30 per cent, Gentlemendre requested to call and examine. ‘Those who farnish their ow MADE ANB TRIIMED, Dress Coats, made and Pro and Ve Over Coats, ‘erms—Cash o1 the grate, als im* ¢ "MICHAEL E. MARTIN: THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH. pResupice, or habit, make some to prefer every thing foreig! '¢ ask such to make trial of our water-proof coats an eapes, aud earn for once (a0 far at Leaat as out Masintosber od) that only merit peculiar to the i is that they may have they became rusty and out of shippedto America i be sold ss, ire enough 22 Fulton street, | Price of the American Macintosh from ten dollars upw: } : HOAACE H. DAY, 43 Maiden Lane rehasers will 52 Im?r sessor to Rarbuse India Rubber Co, ONE PRICE STORE. HERE 18 NO IMPUSITION practicea at ulus store by asking double the price au ar cee 1s worth, neither any mt tonraption on the side walk. No amsuit offered if yon don’ ie Im*ec ESPY’S PATE! SONICAL VENTILATOR TPHIS che Hosbitals, Pris couutry. Croton Water Pipes and Plamoers’ Work . Galvanized Tron and Tin Ware at wh tect rs bath tubs, coal hod ‘All work warranted, a J orders 425 3n*m (DHE larwent i hgtaene ae Stoves of any house 1 New ‘ork.—Their seer | pereeie seen to be universally ado excees swith the cneiaation of It also discharge soiling of lodgit used. Tew Stove ever Brought it sient oon is adapte ato all lation ons, Mines, Vaults, tion be kept free from oll You! eo an effectual care for Smoky Chunntes. i Phe subscriber having parchased ty of New York, is prepared to sapply the pablic with Cones on demand. fing of a descriptions furnished in any part of the I: prosmnosta, cake may b* and ‘anwholesc ime ef the ri ght for the City and y ter arene’. to, 0 Water net mense prove iow lg Create more fire, HH, than any formas bavenpion, tt dunt on the faralcure ofthe room ia'which I be founo the cheapest and most economical es, new, S ar Hight, ae Hak = varieties, from one d vali fa broil ani also inheating irons for faba Yentor und sole patente o21 Im* r, teaks, toasting bread, thea. "Riley it RiLEY & MYERS, 23 Bowery. An: wishing to mak ehase can rely on bei: cAteren th elgg atthe following Drees! ganas Cloth Jackets: 3 Cloth Pants 3 54 ‘Sattinett Pants 1 50 JACOB L, ofim*r 1334 Chatham stree e¥. REMOVAL, PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH 45 Broadway t EOONOY uy "IN ound ie vis Dress. ts ofa most .legant and Washiovable kind et a saving of 0 bite oe besa sand HE advertiser dy ms Wangece to resort to the hack- eyed system of E hehas bet of bo nominal prices, presumii that the length et he been established, together wit ‘Stove pipes, NER, the extensive patr: bestowed on hum, will prove a but to be yatronags i be | cient voucher capabilities the advantage Sime fe, | Petr connected w ih cloth extaishient in Etrope he confident! ih ciothes w! So t pan m, will e found lower than any other house making up xt descriptions ns of ontlemen's reas dress. LIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway SHIRTS. QuRTs made after the latest and most pperored French made tp ord Coats, jantaloons, yest! and all under garments, FISK’S seca NOVELTY eo ca ‘STOVE. HIS Stor than upon any other Stove which, ou have onl rater street, fur ag ts Drums, and i parlor, cooking stoves a fugale ce ‘cheap. The above stove, and also the seen atthe Fairy bat thowe desiring pe Speyer 9 were they. ean ‘exuinine then to Y D PARLOR AND HALL STOVES. pares isone of the most valuable inventions ever offered to ible in the stove line, and is the extant, for the use of apartments. ing tues, $0 arra fires, and cause all iment; while in otner stoves carried off yield more heat Bublic s while you oulare the ad did th 1 mos viepeent all mt fect com! bat ore | ef anda re: Breer poses, which will =. vot woos 021 Im*r haat ever cringeaed ‘but two tf the same size ; to call at Fish’s Store re Be quantity of references ‘will be ofhee stove: Bi o establi fetter ter advantage, 209 pewfect ‘uticle ‘of coat or, woud,* tn heat Tchas oo leas thin fou radiators and wo descend a kato are placed the heat generated te be distributed into the best stove ‘Dow before. vantage of an open fire or olen: to be the most pep ¥ brought fo js itueeds, vouly to be seen and pia my are edt to call. y of other Stoves, suitable for all pur- 237 Water street, between Ye Ie raip and Beekman street. te any stove now in screen anal ee is em eons ae. y is the im - a WM, COLLINS. SORIX FRE i GH DYE R, PEARL ST., Princi Office, all heretofore bestowed,’ res- he has, for the Cg this, by fo aa | Taare rat BF Beer cee Ben decker es Offices, donb the | "Seng ar gee ated livery of +o, pe wot itiinds of Silk: Coron sed Wesllca ‘Establish E. Merino and Camel's Hair ov cleaned in the French mover re- style, wi easveam and ae sak Camsotd aanrele "fo fall arta ods Hf stom Hal asia ean Mire at Of goods ded’ and par * in jess, B06 Wickir siscet: rooklyn Office, 49 Fulton st. feskirs, Atim*r drum, can now be a Ni » oil ONNARO & PIDELAMOT. ers their Breakfast as Dining aad ar re be: * arranged cont convenient ppl peo ont oad Darties, aud will pay” parti jie tad Suppers ia private houses, which they ‘will fanaish at pecy O16 ineec” he between two Quer 0 ea refined sof Now Chal Che tie es mil Rercimal Cheers Fat Liver Pies, tees Bee, ke. a7 Im¢r TO wig Goan OF THE MAR “mea e ke that Siete med at se pat gee Ang 4 cts vided int firat for the ‘witheut nd for those San Lon both of which y furnished. with. sel exercises gressively written, inorder that the amateur can easily have” oiaeee Mad eet raenc ent eae parjors,halls Nor ara eur, asi ine signs—Ne Still ea Pre-e gossamer, aod venti! Sethe natural hair gro ‘grows; terial and workmanship, as well as therr sty ment, all combine to form sorts ka rz mats sean be itous hatrrat the Fate iy126m* ARTIST I R. MANUF. FROM LADIES’ AND SENTLEMEN'S HAIR. in one hundred different de- fatch guards, Ey ae a eT ais AND SCALPS,_ arranges for that meraeen y sort ot 7 i ful mp fatne be. pana ary reas Th igor i be thank to all those who will favor ao fd residence, 90 Canal street, where cee to give his lessons. auld 3m*r soleaal gud re rats sigenet nced and of rag Feed Lge wore ees stitching and int silk, beads, oeola at tas ‘lace wares, ail sores of silk CUA arrings, peek rimmings, taaela,Canges, and every article in fini anda | ts He, done se oplous and splendid chotee of artifical flowe: neata einer? dorein the e neutout work und newest taste, bouquets, diadows’ my ticles of east iron of the most various descriptions, Wistatee nd Sache Hones Ieee Foundary ‘at Bern Se=Eaquiate and neat gar in Se eats ed litaet thsles oo breed ol iainied ay Sean nen , sheets of letter paper, visiti ining ata wafers, &c. lems great | porcelain. J AGsiSal Ses Sefer ta cases and perfusnes. ‘sre end Of iano abd horse Power gagh. Beteer streel, and will be delivered free of cartage’at WORTHY ATTENTION. contract wit Lords i tear forthe above quality of Coal for one pie ir own diurnal erg. Littan Lange or Ch al Sit Prom the te ecalie herby ices peat co! 30 i ined to. supersede aif thers now in 0 a ie cere ere arson te we he ap it rat | Pee, ‘amok ahd pmel, the Sesina Brilliane is admitted to BRITANNIA, | Hewitt, Commander. Jn GeORGE THOMPSON, 9 ivestera_ | ¢xseim shaving it can be equalled oul by « Wall aN Br 7ct lass coet oan hall's cout per hours I ‘Phe proprie- CALEDONIA, Lott, do Li OVER, VELVETS AND SILKS RESTORED = | {hf y by the operation, and. thi ire the public that no lamps can be trimmed at in ean ion meat 2 Dr. Feu: ssrotete Constructed a apparains for restor. peienek ° orler wridvao litle rouble, and with 9g much ase and faeiiey, yD iug dam ged or sr otted kid gloves, silk velvets tothe . 1 those moan a7 ‘Will sail from iston vis fal ee prerey mG Sault a ‘and on i ery reasonable terms. Orders and mares irection 5 may at 126 Fulton streel, 2d door from the New York Noy | if TW. of the proprietor, none other being: , Chemical Oil, Camphine, Globes, Wicks, &c. fe. of of Nov 18 oat zawimem US LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, |" Forsale wholesale and setae wedi, Chemie the lowons murat pilowe, wh bee " THE TEETH. N. BcAlso for sale, Runge, ve of Lite Hons Hx retail. i Brain fe ti, 4 Jan Hb TEETH—A reduction of 2) per cont—Unper and L ~~ ~ spanmianaasitemaihiadlebaaa bass FLUTE AND GUITAR. Fe Money=—rom Boston to Liverpool $13—Doston Tower sets ofteeth inserted on suet oor rie pres- | Turnip, e. | Mite PHILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Binte, Guitar, an to i ‘ fa sure, $0.8 to be worn with ease and firmness, from asingle | A RICH TONE! eneetinn toel ly amt sine aera electra Ey <q Cd a 4 ND HAND=a re did aos a aie ge Mah h; toot My it iT handing and, Specie (except for pervonal ex | {hilire's wll prices J: Baskey, ar'ter | SuogeheasAreiy ss mm ONAN, » ft, minh trom ie isa ae to Carton of Inge: evi f no charged as ray atreet, bent ¢ door to the church, west of ‘Broadway. o7 m*m 56 Ihompson street. pont and calealated not only to please bat to ee q eo Lo rr hy we’ —__ ECLA Na hs. | ne Now gC = | Hom aad apresnbasonognt Pies Ce Bes, | dort are mamta hE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Xie B wy USLANOSIE 4 wit tks | Se, Preserves, Jellies, Brandy” fra Bp = ses Alarms rea bet tte otter itehall 1 orders for 81 nd Fa jetunlty at ded NA, CARTER, Wine and Foot of Whitehall street. of ie a Fa, nd hipping ai ies pon iv at to Winierehans No ass surest, obs Yooe fron its mace je song cous BEATEN 18 jew of ctlet tm id MrORT AST T ANNOUNCEMENT —Briczs & Fenian, | hw on, hand 4 Roper ers will once Nar pak an State tape MER, N an etreet ie toe tm ote of tows | L Uvex so callth the public ‘heir improved. me: | them at molec tices, for cash or city acceptances. articles from their manufactory Rue de Tracy, No. 6 soy saturation. ‘They render perfectty | 5 es of Lomeline Madeira Wine 9 nd ine a a ‘casks Maley Vintage a i , te ‘ther tabrie tre. seonti ‘ 1 Giohe 1, the ty Fi bs AE CO} BOOKKEEPING. aided fi i wi fw Pre eri pete Bonn: Galt and fi en a the art UNTING ROOMS OF C. C. MARSH, for the iw . ke ‘Seignette and Otard Brandy from Low ‘gil: goods senapedqre reqeized, vo be perteonlarty inarked pael® fon eA Bookkeeping, and mercantile arithmetic the firm of the New York | son Docken ant — oods ipped, “ 4 (the Wu or more 17 Christopher te and are See FOR HICAGD, t_ | hours daily. er syle i machsanen ieaiiercohe never yet a ped Holland isp aed ge ‘hell is tak n i som ANY STEAMER FOR UrTER Mids, wencen nad Sisuartecihe stall that every Stasiosnek siereyo i Ma vo . neh, ad ther choice brands THIS SEASO arsh’s Works, which ate highly recom ner for | he xot up in what ever style {t may. No sooner does the ‘ wveral agent for the ancient house o T WESTERN, Captain A. ylaty, and the great icemrsree" they” eon | kraton fone that juries iets ir hecgmea_uactens - re BS eas a ors pry ee ge st 4 4 Do ucle, preparation ‘snot sine! 7 rrnitiate te . raproved, Ad editeey, perioless weer Wek Eroeeleti cel en eae pean allel “phe ree Wa wil eo blaster atime’ | Lenltar, Keen, lien eae te eae ja ES kath ve e i Ope | PO aise | allore, ad i | Re awe Res rant of Teenie nmeretinin im came tatty pn int | kenge White Lio Eee Beto River Lake § Gaia Oey Bales Biron Stans of ereral heavy injury to either lustre or trimm via the | Sipoxes Milan Seeel ie,gmall Wain. Matine, and other pre- Machine and a gan. thetice to Chicako Brom “ Prana W, on aatcie has been a hit wom rate proofing compl ily reno: ines oer Tee nancach Coc Sat osc tad ftse “ite : waa ari ; Chvistopher | PURE, GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. steam boat to Peoria, Alte - s fy the tanto, rath ny commutueation or order forw: jstopher HOSE wish hing to parchane i New Orlemns,, The whole time occupied in travelling from | constant endeavor to era sinter | area SV wil We tne to prs [gre Bossted and Ground Gof Buffalo to New Orleans willnot exceed chireon days. | flour tp inerense the welaht, Bat sow J dese aate tera will be done with and taetiy. Ene ticle | Te, mould nd cea ahoreamle 3 tha very best qual Foor freight oF isa GIL STO ke EVANS, Buffalo, | orqantity ne exumot ae arranted place of iether ag at ce a fh lap a REGULAR tgs Fr. AMD. 'Bterekeopers. wi-hing brea a ‘opie’ by me y= | ones sated every, ra an ee: lame’ tod out tow barses~The new & fustsaiting ateam- sere we OWT. wUNBY, it Fol ‘ ; aan or Oroeres, Ine gern gost WAVE, Captain Vandcebii will lenye or Atiauticst., above f hare Ci of Scores i ee, Yt | Butter id bat Gaara Tmuvufactared by himscll, oPse- | WARE 012 Im? iin ich inst. att 0 fresh ever Hapget O ascacaadllgh, | EW NANCE; | Nogetale soup,‘ yen, tatoos. Alt at Wel ar len ipoth streets New York. inte of the caytainon board. EXCHANGE BROKE F suis Tomatoes mit, We “apaneracenred an ait old thote- | Gm! at the Wgramatbet | wr cork, Mondays, Wednesdays and | ay imer No.2 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. 07 1am Od Ness’ ot Sloon, and re gee Lamentation Or Litrie Biopie oven Unster, Jacksonvitie AnD Ma- Lone Binus. What wond’rous things are these ? Ob, Malone! Oh, Malone! What wond’rous lem are these ? h, Malone ! That caused poor Beach to cry, And Ulster seals die—thus to die— Ob, Maloni When Jacksonville was sinking down, Beneath an injured public’s frown, Poor Beach did cry—Oh, Malone! Oh, Malone! Now Ulster e, what shall I do? Jacksonville followed, too, Poor Beach bicresty mr Malone ! jalone New presi Conn, (Correspoudence of the Herald.) New Lonpon, Nov. 9, 1842. Elder Swan and the First Baptist Church—Excite- ment Subsiding—The Methodist Church—Mr. Thompson. “| will wring your heart— Ifit be made of penetrable stuff ;) Lae pclae at it war! sense. bs “ It is not madness, That Ihave utter’ : bring me to the test, And | the matter will re-word ; which madness Would gambol from —. “ For I almost can aie the stamp of nature, And either curb the devil, or throw him out, With wondrous potency. ‘Shakspeare. J. G. Bennerr, Esq. :— Elder Swan, the lion of the day, continues his ministerial labors in the First Baptist Church in this city, but with decidedly poor success—very few have been converted, under his preaching here, and the case stands hard against him, Indeed he has excited feelings of opposition among the great mass of the reasoning community, ‘since he has as- sailed men of respectable character, by pronounc- ing epithets against them, when there was no cause to induce the act, save a mere difference of opin- inn; which difference he has magnified to that fo- cus which renders it ‘‘ diabolical” and ‘“ Christless” in the eye of his peculiar camera, as also in the sight of a: church. says that he is right, for ‘God pare tells kent aad tells every one to repent and be baptised, or they can never reach the kingdom of heaven.”— And this doctrine he holds forth against other deno- minations of Christians who do not baptise by im- mersion—as though this and this alone had sole power to save umbug! absurdity! Does Elder Swan know what he preaches? e opine not.— The whole drift of his discourses, are ‘‘ repent and be baptised, or hell and damnation await you.” No- thing said about committing sin afterwards. Now we ask in the name of all that’s wonderful, if all mankind do not commit ma and if they are proof against it after being baptised ? Our own ob- servation convinces us to the contrary. Why, then, does not the reverend divine attempt to reconcile all men through good willto the truth of the ever- lasting gospel, instead of braniing, them with here- tical invectives? He says, ‘od Almighty has marked out my course, and I, as an instrument in his hands, warn you of his wrath, unless you repent and are baptised. I shall attack deviltry in whate ver shape religion or not—and shall ‘ wring’ it up in its true co- lors.” He advises those who have taken the trou- ble to copy from his sermons, to erect over their doors a sign with the followi npeription 5 $ and Intelligence Office for Hell! !” But considering the publications that have appeared concerning him as strictly true, would, or would not, the enquirer at the office get the desired information 1 We would quote a few of his random, imaginative, ex, ~ sions, were it not for the fact that they have 80 often repeated by him as tobecome stale, and ra longer interesting here. Would that our anticipa tions could have been realized, and we have been able to quote such a sermon, from him as was allu- ded to in ourlast. Alas! itis not in the maw. Now let us leave Swan, and refer to something more werthy of ouresteem. The Methodist church, under the supervision of a Mr Thompson, a native of England, is a complete paradise when compa: with thé old Baptist church in this city. and a profound firaaneat of religion. ‘We have but little more to add. Your readers will see by what has already been written, that New London is now the focus of a great religious excitement, and that though Swan, with stentorian voice, shook th the walls of his church, in making his staving updeclarations asto what he would accom- plish, as yet ‘‘ drags his slow length along.” May pure and undefiled religion prosper, both rere and elsewhere, whether Swanism does or not. Horsst1. Literary Notices. Tur Cuay Minstrer..—This purports to be the off- spring of ‘that patriotism which catches its inspira- tion from the immortal God” (Clay). It is one of the poetic agents to elevate Henry Clay to the Pre- sidency ; and the following are samples that will make Horace, Shakepeare and others tremble for their laurels. The following, for example, is very much in the vein of Shakspeare :— But our state cooks began That the people through he thle ve vast country, All wanted food as we! ‘That loafed within the nue ‘That loafed within thechair, That loafed within thechair, That loafed within the chair. And ruled the nation’s roast. They 20dkea fa Pe Freatlog the State Bank, And sont John Tia slice, quite frank, ‘To taste within the cht To taste within the chair, To taste within the chair, And approve the people’s dish. It made Ti’s gouty stomach sick; He “threw ‘up? and senc it back, Saying, “the folks shan’t have a dish so crack,” ile I sit in the chair, While I sit inthe chair, While I sit in the chair, Pll say what they sball est These verses forcibly remind one of the immortal Cowper:— This time we fell in with a Judas, A dotard both selfish and vain ; And he's made our Whig Rise bars priming, it we’! int oils ‘But well piel pick flint, ke. His eyes have grown dim with the vapors, A Saruetioas have ‘addled his brain ; And whatever are dheed it int an ainigone: But wel by flint, &e. And now when adastard and traitor h in vain, 9 rescue, Kentucry isour leader, Meum, rally meferee and plain ! ‘Think no more of the thing that betrayed us ; Bnt pick flint and try it again. The next might easily be mistaken for Horace :— But, van Ca lasted not when I reigned, when I to pot as I reigned. portage, for my vows I soon forget, ‘And now Texas is my lot since I’ve reigned. Now, I must beat retreat from the chair, from the chair, ’s highest seat to despair, ont Le dyory me to the rogues march quick and fleet, All my Veto in my wee toe’s bootlese stare. Poetry and patriotism certainly is riz, if not more. ‘oreiGN QuaRtTERLy Revirw.—Joseph Me ota einen October, 1643.1 ontaine he farnous article on Newspaper Literature of the Uni- ted States, Tue Westwinster Review, for October.—-Jo- seph Mason. Hount’s Mercuants’ Macazine, for November.— number contains the late U. 8. Tariff of Du- ompiled for the Merchants’ e by Hen- ry. ne, a Custom House clerk, and one well qua- ified for the task. There is also’ a very interesting article on and Mehemet Ali, contributed by 8. E. Cooly, Eeq., whose travels in that country cre- ated such a seneation last summer, in certain quar ters. Many of the travellers in the East will never fot Ye Mr. ooly for publishing a book so. amusing that it set half the world into a roar =| Sil and some blockheade i ate a passion. INGTON, Strin- Lire oF shecgen Jared rarke —In fourteen find it—whether guised by the cloak of “News He isa man unlike Swan in every respect ; very intelligent, reasoner. His name, though now known a Gay, toa limited extent in this country, will soon shine forth one of the brightest stars in the —Stringer, 155 Broadway. the Measrs. Ha & Brothers —No. 9. cents.—A good time to fill your library. 30 Ann st.—Price one shilling. cents.—Israel Post, for $6. ng”—by Stephen C. Massett.— Wm from thee”— y Henry 285 Broadway. and utility, over its pre: Lawyers look atit. ‘ork. rael Post, 88 ‘Bowery, New York. Cire Court. Before Judge Kent. the court for 5 days. and charged Burritt with exhibiti defendants p! to justify. lainti the Judge,the ju without leaving t dants. ‘The plaintifi’s defendants. lamation. day of Public ‘1 hanksgivii uard joyments ; rendered our # instruction more equal an prehensive knowledge of th the territory assigned for our habitation. warfare which so a rude and injured peo; city for self-government, have peacefull, os Contrpverion with a distinguished f es and directing t of the aire trai within our borders while exter tant regions ; and the labors of P the civilized world have been crowned w of man! blessings we e1 tions of wisdom and mercy. ot American Independence. By the Governor. Henny Unprrwoop, Private Secretary. ‘0 FAMI 8 GOING SOUTH, to ghtaia a permaneh atiog a seaiatree prefer going to . yet wr oer ape Routh re cathe Wann Lideen The mae ence York. BY WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Governor of the State of New York. A Procl: Vt Europe —A respectable female , 24 years of age, wishes to a renteel family, accept of + good en. "Address A A. A. box 765, ‘upper Post Tux Conv Waren Magazine, for October, No. 4 Setr Devorion.—Library of Select Sioneles —By .—Price 25 Pauwine, a ‘Tae or Normanpy.—J. Winchester, Ivanuioz.— Waverly Novels, No. 1.—Price 25 ea Bowery.—All Scott’s novels agi Anpy, No. 10, October.—D. Appleton, 200 “*When the Moon on the Lake is beam- > 285 way. a Sn A long years “was I ied Watson.—I¥m, 7 New Your 1 Leaat, Ossenv’ er, No. 5.—This num- ber appearsto bean 1 masrivemnens both in interest lecessors. Bankrupt cases continue to forma large proportion of its contents. Tux Knicxennocker— For November.—The most amusing paper in this number is a vivid description of a picture auction. under the head of Life in New Guy Mannertng—Waverty Noveis—Price 25 cents—No. 2, complete in 25 weekly numbers. Is- Nov. 4.—Wilhiam J. Burrett vs. Lucius S. Com- stock and Gurdon J, Leeds.—This was an action for libel and involved’a mass of testimony, occupying The libel febineiainea of was published in the Sun, false documents to certain editors to make them believe he was the agent for Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwoort, &c. The aia the ener issue and’ attempted had laid his damages at ten may "tol lars. After an able charge from were about to make up a verdict e court room,bnt at the suggestion of the Court went out, and were absent about five minutes, when they returned a verdict for defen- counsel had them polled when each one declared that to be his verdict. lock for plaintiff. Messrs. Jaudon and Chester fer Mr. Mu- ‘Thursday, the eighth day of December next is h appointed to be observed by the a peopl ple of this State as @ and ise to Almighty God, ton the manifold blessings of the year. We have tilled the earth in safety, and gathered plentiful harvests ; relieved labor by inventions of art and new applications of science; brought to successful termination works of physical im- provement, designed to promote social intercourse and to inst accidents to human life, and augment its en- ‘stem of intellectual and moral efficient, and acquired com- agricultural, forest and mi- neral resources which Providence has supplied within The sav ng prevailed on the, southern border of our country, scarcely less painfulto humanity wheth er our arms were victorious or were unsuccessful against ple, has ceased. Commotions which threatened to iaroiee. a “ps State, and even the whole American family, in the calamities of civil war, bog thus repress the growing confidence of mankind in th: subsided, and ‘uropean nation have been adjusted by atreaty securing reciprocal advan- ie efforts of both States to the remo- al of a great re reproach of Christendom, by the extirpation Philanthropy has not abated her zeal ling her visitations to dis. ilosoph: ; x, eir capa throughout discoveries tending to ameliorate human life an jevate it} ing toa hi id elevate the dignity Let us recto: acknowledge that these and all the y, descend from Him by whom the na- ‘the earth are governed in righteousness, and all human affairs are regulated and controlled with infinite Given under my hand andthe privy seal of the State, at thecity of Albany, this seventh day of Novem. L. 8. inthe year of our Lord one thousan red and forty-two, and in the sixty.seventh year eight hun- WILLIAM H. SEWARD. iN WHOLESALE ANDRETAI aoe Teale Rabbee Weeer Boe ncoateand lors and sizes. repared for t ilors. “Tadic Babber t Webbbings for susp LONDON AND cps rape INDIA RUB- R_ GOODS No.8 Wall street. Th fo sale a large assort pLiaizand Capes, of perion "irae Papo Conde orien nie Hubber. Warp super Lama, Lama Per HAS ABRAHAMSON: MEES, 413 Broadway, entrance im_ Li yeond ‘Gallery, superior ‘Swiss el “d, Dinner on Lie at 2 o'clock. and ran at any hour. Gonl"daa, be fear in mind O14 im*r FENCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. spenard street s lately from Kurope, Professor of the art ‘aol instru io Fencing ; also in ol sak Pattich:cinonteliuntinn: ielhe meukee CHRISTIANBON’S, (late Srancales) in street. NOTICE TO FL REMEN. Asaimare noes RUS heen 3 jOOT STO! ‘hatham street wellkscwn toss WATER PROOF Constantly on hand WATE snly CMS i rn of Boots at be td ntinvalenble artiste Boot can be obtained atthe Old Exelunive Boot Stare Chatham st. Feiastig, Hoel TON WA’ roadway, New York. ities possessing Water Works, ike styl ‘the best materials. ‘ir charges wi bh yy any manafactore. Hydrants of Carolina red cedar, tttiches in the foregoing branches of basitese. bath boilers. on the best Philadelphia plan, ee aber. Pg ma long practigal ef rience Pip in im this "and i onfidence j thus assuring the public, that Ate orders entrusted | to them wil be promptly executed, with a view to permanent satisfaction, in mao by —— be as moderate as can be reasona- nt and respectable concern. every approved deecri ‘tion, for introducing tg Groten Water, Passbt lecd. plese: cane rete coments tinned pipes. Brass cocks and water closets their own cedar,bathing SEGARS—SEGARS. De GUESS ARVANA A ss hal and quartet half and quarter boxes jarter and eighth do fondon Me gabiaas cartons of 40 each Pruela, in qi w boxes Misgan’s |, in quarter boxes Panetilla’s, do. ngenendad, do yas, ware so aged wholesale and retail, fee a ies! we do ry, in 4, 34 and 1-10th boxes Puvelnes, of the Rendon, Craz and Sans, all ent. to deb. eras, in quarter boxes ~ do == fst, & oe and grocers 014 Im , inquarte oxes, a superior article. pt any ened ng NEW STORE CoUTHOUY, & NEw AB mnsettull bic generally, to Gall at 1 Bi mine inate pabstss Silver, Plated and RANDOL FS, ke. PS, CANDELABRA, GIRANDOL and (Fimae Purmhing of every description, which they have Just opened, oe now of- feron sale at pri ex that ca cannot f purchase: Hh op oath tinty hot packets. These last ee is cata on ‘he scan Astra’ while elt an equal ni hope br there eavors to meet tl now ined f ‘or the fabltakment. CORSETS-.CORSETS. SHGua ECKIVE the selection ‘and ma ‘nde Ms brillianey and sated, by arene tis oxperisentn, afford twice URHOUY * NEVERS will keep constantly on at of the ce the tats above pate a. teacher, Sree tthe New York CORSET W. FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS, which wilt be sold at freee rodnced ent —l Ce invived to call, sucehtpegir imported 49 Pe set, Ne the whole ‘ork.