The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1843, Page 5

THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1843. Priee Two Cents, 1X,—Ho, 165 Whole He, 3377. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—4daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year’s day anc Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- paid—cash in advance. THE WEKKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} yeuts per copy, or $3 12 per annum— postages peid—oash .o advance. ADVERTISERS are informed thet the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and incressins ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this cily, or the world, ond is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in ed- ARD NS, HOBOKEN. HOBOKEN. | TYPE AT REDUCED PRICBS. INT! 3 INTING MATERIAL’ R’S LUCINA CORDIAL, wa, OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE. In olden time, omorg th- Jews, fe vnight choose TYPES, AND Shs C UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, GCoanen or Naseav ano Ann StaKets, CAN BE HAD AT KlGHTEEN DUCTION FKOM OLD PHICE: ned resyecttally informs the Ol! itereoty ve Foundry aud more recently as Cor eral, that they are pre a ASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONER, id every other article uecessury to form Establishments, oa as favorable terms, ity as any other establishment in the United in Hodson stieet, Hl No childn a bo e «0 Micied thu , the Roman matrou Peayed to Lu tue, the mi'wit 5 Sweeny, where he wi friends of the late propr-etor, 1¢ Gardens being newly and duriny the srasoa with aa excollont assor Farest and choleest of thiwers, larved and newly fitted son ty ateg Leqnorset cigers of the most sup-rivr brands—aiso Mint Juleys. aval Punch . will contain a good iis vom ‘her bridal +0 accents wild, Ifehi dless twelve mo Blres weepiug to her a ‘And with ra seu hand Foit'ious sremah ‘or 2 ch Bor well she kn owe, the Hindoo ved So much tor love in day’s by Abd savage castous in soar made in the best style ; Rofresh- Ice Creams, and other deii 0 fitted ap separate and ag: which front upon the fal scenery. The suv patrons, has also refitted the Bowling Saloous, wit er Alleys, bui of as”good a quali States. fap most delight NEW PRICKS, PER POUND. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate joes, and in the most elegant style. Lon . JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorninror ey THE Heuaup KeTapLisHMent, North west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets ag Munday E OLD PRICES, PER FOUND cents Pe 20 the Mosk apmeaved pian, for exercise avd — than that e wants of the visi business, m “pleduts nitose)f that nothing is unuecessery to found atteauve to fro: his long ex seers! NEWARK AND NEW YORK—Fare ‘eats !=The ay Lei ti Shall be wating Tas patty for ment tribute tot com! - enjoy JOHN IRELAND. Proprietor. AVON SPRINGE LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK HE Propnetors would nots y the public that the the anpual visitition of these fountains of rived, and that there ace five hotels and iour bat.uny establish- ments ready for the reception of company. For advice in res gardto the probable effect of these waters in their individral jor analysis of the differont apriugs, they ate ( ted 10 refer to Dr. JW. Fr 0. D. Butkley, Leeturer on diseases of the skin, No 43 street. or o Dr. Salisbury, at the Springs. FE aud al other articles shan et, nk the same reduced rates, New Articles kot ‘up io order, on being. Carnitihed with + ¢ast at this establishment, is, both in the style of it in made, particularly adapted of Ste eoty ping furnished to ord uch Newspavers as wilt ‘Bardens, Cuts, Brass Rul But not the p-ocreative p. Alone, is this Kiaurdewsn, le "New York, ati0 A. M., mi[eates the foot of Centre steect, Newark, at7% A. M., and Freight carried at very low rates. P- OP We LINE UF STEAMBOA’ 5 Barclay street, ¢ material of vs bill of tonr umes Albus it relieves her; reper care, too,) th the sunount of the Her fare and frogite form i ‘Phere are vot cruths, who calls them fiction have ateru \ roof in contradiction, tLere—ali forms ol atiestaiou— t HARNDEN & CO. » FRENCH, BELGIAN & «MEWICAN EX. PRESS. FORKIGN LETTER OF FCW, & OE. RAL FURWA. DING & CUMM pal offices aud ayents :— mith, 32 Church street, Liverpool, behurch lane, London mai oud street; (> Dr. H. TER. Capt A, Hovi SOUTH AME: Yhurada; nd Saturday evenings, in MH Truesdell, eave Monday, Wed- 4 oecloek. che Morag Beata ibetantial, are furmshed ale roms, and for aperd und accommo” apply on board, orto P.C Sehnitz at ef jelaiwr Piuep © .canboat NORTH AMERICA, Caj Legg 27S So i Mesers. dblean, M: t arkery’s mar yrs, land:ng at intermediate ‘places fatieriog breath, low in their uigutly ‘hanks to Life's friend, 1 Nassau street, An. sometines name the very Ninety-two Naasau.”—oreW in the Albapy in ampl ra ces but Jitt'e, derail of ii 3 with'y une minates’ welk of it care and indi aud moderati wanting ‘to merit the 5 patrounge of the we Mayo ORh VAVILION—FORT LEK, aDiishment having been refitted in the most aud modern sty! May for the recep No location eau 8 ditto,” No. § Court st 8 Boston and JG" Woodward, 8t.Johas, N. B. 5 rey, Halifax, W Wheeler! Frovidehee, BI. ‘The proprietor wtends tfiat ine fom the country, by sending dupand sent to any part of the it perees, shall not be po vme-brewed ale, threg cents lns GBA D excu-iou to the *uhing Banks, ‘every Tuesday, Thar-day and Fri 4 a urns a, at 90 North Sixth street. . THE ABBEY HOTEL. sovened the sulided mansion kan wn ar iotel, located onthe bank ot the benucifal short distance above the six mile ted the olive have been delighted ic situation, Bewg remar abl cuz us of New Gee rer is the wen rare 5! con's for th: Capt JG ald, wilt ecmmene> her regular 3 a ds, to any part of Euglaud, THE subser bar hai the Abbe asa hi le, was opened on the first of Hadson, +.B1 omingdat Peymanent pess this for salubrity aud con tuated within nine miles of the the Patisadoes, on the west parts of the world are kept at their Bost offices, where lstters oon be prepaid il desired, te and © het who have corr: s;nd-nts on the con'i to Hardon aud Co., at with ot: airy and tis truly 4 desirable resort for th ty the hot seas a By personal attention, frdeevo: to render (ull eat the oy ac the serene: vauk of the Huds rol e wishivg retirement aud recreation, sents many advantages, havi tensive jenade, where aera a shettered from the or ° extra bute furm Capt. Peacock, wi REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &—The T continues to transmit money re any pa he, end his oredecsesor in be thirty yerrs aud more; nent and India, Bor-ou and New iy applied with such KH VAN RENSSELAER. # remain unoccupied for the acoommoda- be taken by. the steges, with care he City Hall every hour in the ay, ragnin. nd substantials as tt F attention to the execution of Cus- New York, aud Liver mM at a dista ce from ap’ tom H save orders in Be di and adjoining heights. are onsui panies On encampment or tarl convenience. as the beauty. Military have been laid out expressly for in Babceck, will i facilities to those having business: inthe For term icula t Jolie's Music Store, $85 madway. Peucolare JOHN A WHITFIELD, YN'S COTTAGE, aT STRYKER’S BAY, ‘8. NOW OPEN, and in full operation, ‘Summer seasons. fi : winter many alterations and improvements have hich will,it is believed,and materially to the com- length has been erected for ; Ne York, June, 1 the sane manoer, . lew re done "or the Inst Builsof Exchange Igium, sud Wrance, may be yn England, I elacd, Scot post paid) to the ips steamboat Boston, o tained a: theu offices in im ie land or 3: o\land, to wi P eons 1m Iret nd, acnt, aid cearest p ai town, will be Anil pail ceording y, and a re'eipt to wnat effect '‘Harnden and Co.” . REASED ATT ACTIONS |. don the Afizmo.us of M.ndays, Weduesday= and Ba ‘The pro, rieror:f the Pavilion at favorite aad u equalled place of Sleave w inform the public, that at great expense heh seffe ted an ergagement with th: i Mr. Myer, who struventel concerts Pavilioa, the firatc ocert to be. i From the decided sucee: season, te prognetor confiden.ly ant ci tor a ‘Rraufeation of the pablie wili mee VA BATHING ray ‘1m Long Branch to Deal. and taken € hou.e, late the property of Jacob Corlies, h evarater’ arrangements fo. the ‘reception be opeued ou the first day of July next; D PAY eVerv attention othe cow: ues's, and at the sams tine feeling hereby confidently solicits a CORNELIUS LA “oncerts d’Kte a ta rsops in any part of lected hy the subseri- the United Stwtss or Ca- ingty. AIDE, Je, 82 Cedar st. NEW LINE—Regaur Splendid Packe: Frce to tne pun’ c. vy or may be transpori Boston Ra lrond, or the Bosto.. and Pro, Uy sir contents at orporatious, m respect to, their. cout fall str et New York PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS’ WAREROUMS, Nos. 29 and 31 Gold atreet, N. York, Al CES GREATLY REDUCED. T1*G PRESS MACHINE AND SAW TORY, mm consequeuce of the add-tion of ery to their works, and the redue summiner resort, York, Providenes, vidence Kuilroad ito the m accor’ his excelien’ band, will for the Spring and fOR LIVERPOO! : GARRICK, Captain Wm Saicdy, of "1009 tons ve, ber fegclar day" or fey modations tneguasied for aT Rose y positively sail as above, comfort, apply on boar Crto Packet Shi Capt. tome succeed the Garrick’ anisal ‘. Be the ships of this line will only be reesived at Gi} ssengcrs may rel Ivasadvertised rs. OON forty-five feet the accounmodasion of large parties at certs, or cotillons. s entrance has been opened for the bar, rendering riors quiet aud selected, 1¢, Wines, Liquors, Cosrectionanirs, Creams, ke., essary to sa) the: VERY HIRST will be used tw sustain the reputatiol acquired, and to nee desirable and satis(actory. ‘An Ordinary every Sunday at$ o'clock. Ti CZ Beryker's Bay is aitus HOR ER FD é Tan teac new and impr ved mac! tion in the cost of mate reduce the prices of their Pr materials yeneval circular, to. whieh ‘This eatablishmen ence of Ricuanp M. e and convevient en by their newly printed ey beg leave to refer. le the personal superintend ‘and they assure the great redocuon in be, as heretofore, ALITY. ed, and every effort hes already Hox and Ropeat that, hotwi hstandin, h th y have hitherto sustained It wi'l als be their ooustant endeavor to improve the quality of them 1m every paricuiar, ‘Thev flatter themselves also that nds witl not only courinue their favo 8, but thet reciue their endeavors to furnish the Ny on the ships of this line aaiting povetw jit ec i Regular packei of the 25tn XBYN’S COTTAGE Juue—The very superior GARRICK, Capiain Sk ove. ‘As nbove. Having very superior accommodations for cabin,second cabin wishing to embark should ic 1, Shrewsbrry. Sune 13, 1843. EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER TENTubR x CO, beg leave t York and its vier sity, that they their new patent ysteu tam the high reputadion wh inform thn laties y intend to give in- of cutting ladies? dresses Priuters generally will 4 very best articies at bare! rdets fro any part o! passe make early application 10 the country ‘oi all iI » Ink, Paper, &e. promputude, aut re Jobbing work and repairing will be aone at the lowest pos ices, with every atten's di All articles manuf cture HO! ‘ -d upon with spurns Printers of newspapers who pul this uote, three times betore the fra 73 to us, Will be eatitled to payment of four fimes te smou.t of it. (sHT! LIGHT !! AUTIF.! LIGHT FOK AN HOUR Lt ELY, no one need waik in darkness, when the clearest ht may bead ata merely vowel ¢ new Patent Lamps, for bar withoat previous Sut of order, is this dark planer. Eu erprise aud light of science ‘and letters of all ow, population. dlessings, auless dasing he euty how: of our citizens pas-ess, the absence of th JORERT MeMURKA ¥, 100 Pine st., ‘Soath. ‘Tre shove will be succerd-d by. the aplendi Patrick Henry, Capt Del ai) Persuns bay on “ 4 “3° counity, cab. have them broaght out sy Gereeular packets, by applying as above ; if by Dud, FOR RIO DE JANEIRU—To 811% hJ«n-— The tast sailing cop ered and copper fartene apt O. Eldndge, wil ing elegsnt furnished accommodations wharf or to. i. K. COLLINS & 6S uMmMer Fesort, former! decease been conunued M. Annett, who are now rea John Ponson, has Mrs. Pon.on and Mr Ste: the recepti u of boar amboat raps regularly (see it as az eeab ea place for isstocked with the best of 73. ket ground at the place, and companies on tar- get excursions canne: be better accu ing + the greatest care Jauo, and sail on iy. Mi fri wo the old fom 9t0 (2 A advertisement) to the ferry, mal tract@ Vue hit recreation as can be $3) including smpiem nts; two ladies $5; esch, inclading implemen > jen by laties, and’no charge m * BOOK-KEEPIN R W.&. BARLOW respecttuiy nonourees that he ha: eagabi shies wil? ~y ath this advertisement, mmodtated else whe ELIZABETH PONBON, STEPHEN M. ANNETT. PLANTERS’ HOUSE. }EDUCTION OF THE F. 4% pressure of the ‘imes, the For owsage only. hy: s Li A BRILLIANT AND AC gh course of instracrion and practice, $0 sue wed by his , redecessor. tounge of che mercantile coma-unity and reeyect tion to the following card “— : c. MAR antnt, returns hi’ gatetal ackoow here log continued PACKET FOR HAVRE—Becond Line —The A, Jame: Funk, master, will sail on the HINCKEN =9 Tontine tuildiug Wall st. THE owner ot neat three story house, havi: room than is requisite for his family, is a: ye toa respectable Der day. and the rete of Meretotace to Exounglied erick ovory lavere the mecheede ‘The building is the largest, most airy, und combines more any in the city, aud is pot surpassed by any feat. very attention will be given by the undersigned, his ag te those who may favor him with a BENJ. STICKNEY LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, (Fo: merly Renshaw’s.) delight al sea_bath reception of visitote on and gs Ve aadergone x¢ rts will | h reputat-ou which this 10 shed a most bene Jedgements to his ‘um ru He has now d seontinued his bast cceeded in thet me by Mr, W.K Bu cummend to the taver of t of “xcellen: chiract nto literal contact Ad ing 2 wrt of the xi yw shall they perceive it, and i dren To, uch a evant the rent wil below. Wor pariien on che premises,)‘4r liz beth, between Broome and servants, to accommo: with the scicuce of Bour-seeying impart insiruction. , he public favor to which he himsetth.s TO LEY—The modern by dvelli_g, No 16 Green street, fim manties and grates tI atam hae ju.t been effected ‘gle one of which smoke or swell. ns wy expense of but haif a tt chree story onck iv eeu ro largely COV ARSH ? His terms are. reduced to sait the times to $10. wie will eniitle the pupi! to receive watracdion unui he is through! anal fied for the coun ing rr Ke oe oll roe! may ‘be Il'be let lows or } Prillianely ae the best ascral lamp, AITKEN, BROTHERS, No. 122 Falton street. of Ight or eecnomy, or both, E HA ‘are invited to call their operttion, at RRISON'S . BARCLAY STREET—TO LET—The \d com odious thre eral terms will be offered t NEW FIREWORKS LABO; NECHNIST: PROM ESSHS KOLEBENG & TRAC to inform the American B”, Y THE CHaMoeR oF COU NvsRWRILERS— TVE BY THE © MEKCE AN AKRD UF U, will be $7 per week, instead of the These are to certuy that ren aud servants half orice people, not requiriag mach room, will fiud accommodating terms. ‘The stermer Oras, Caytain, Alleir ket ans the ate Joseph T nkham, 1 e Jarge f mily, and ge Vince. For terms frou the Falton mar- Shrewsba:y, Catain Coilies frm the FLORICUL CUR: ory, wih ali the ew large C snserv.~ attached thereto, we secommead them accordiagly, u es will be 1m readiness upon the vices are requ et, 0 my diately 10 Long Brayeh. Fare fe auch, June 1/, 1843. 4 PALMO’S ARCADE BaTH, ‘ R STREET. IN NOW OPEN.—Great all eases where thei se ‘The Chamber 0. Commerce of Ni G. Jas D opposite New York, ey offer to Commattees and others, at the inost favura: tne mark et. the new trade prineiple of a moderate eash price fora good article, they request the favin above place, or ¢ the atore of Robe: iaudt street. All orders, oa any scale o! size or ly attended to, by addressing 1 "* GiCHOLAS A, KOLLBERGKJ TRAGARDH, Harmrons Lone Us CRACKERS, &e. Johu ‘The Board of Underwriters Abr. Onder. Pr. sident. ‘alver R J nes, 1g Sey of the Board of Under #rit J TO COPPER-PLATE & MUSIC PRINTER- AND PUBLISHERS, &c. , 4 first-rate tron Copperplate or Music Print tua Press, (twem y eight and a hal inch rollers) is iu perlect order. Cwreuty atx inenes, and a wooden one ot twenty four do. They will be ‘sold at a price wonh a tion. Apply to 31 Im*r W Russell has if the public at the tion of fae healthy i subsertbers at either of house and gaden plasts ond roses, Ail orders for the ya, delivered ire of charge, bes or sheets.» + 25 tickers fore ++ +*+ ‘The subscriber having leased the term of years, has co tnd pune dal” atensed to. VAN VRANKEN’S NG ER HA’ FIREWORKS, ‘OURTH UNTRY and. city Jesle thet aerate) oft #verents on a scale which 1D taste, in cost- any ‘similarestablishment 8 in fireworks, w been im use but a. Jy elegenee sna magail having visited the be , rope, he feels a0 hesitation iu assuring hi fellow citizens that the spirit which bas for the past thirty rears actuated viding (no matter at What cost,) the most spleudi their sucial comfort in convenience, ths, he will take the mtive resources of has observed wanting 0 ren- : tra” of pffeecion w be carbene ang bas be given whew FRR R NO HOTEL Korn ns, purchasers mpi ‘ WTONY 16 Cortlandt street, New York. CUTLERY. M. WILD, Manufaeturer aud importer of Cutlery, No nn street, offers to the trade, che ih. beauti‘u) assoctme st of one, two. thiee and four biade kutves wich 4 venety of ocher x feet. A large quantity ol fire crackers just re- the abore named cived. Remember the sv of the two mammoth skv rockeu 10g the wehkhr Of thus Aayeve with the URERS.—D IREWORKS BY THE MORAN & CU. Pyrotechnists, 7 to the pavlic a splendid sasortment ‘of this 0° any other aveftne ‘weight of the cadaney, bk id a. athess to any he maanfueturing of h them t be equal to the best ma: ‘i as Beins folly covyiner d that no style of suinmer hat heretofore worn has me. with ihe Keneral approvatou which hat yonsce viz’ lighuess, beaucy, re. No peddtiue from this delivered to any part of place No. 78 Chat at the cry free of expense. —-xhibitiou Fireworks Nes green, yellow and vl amide MAKTiN'S CASH rSTABLISHM 164 William Street, Corner of Ann ‘3 decidedly the cl haud a sels etstock whieh willbe ade Ty 3UUND Thi OS SIDE RAT UM IN p WAY, cerner of WHidi® SB TRI 10 decayed hotiow teeth ceeth without any In'ro ured vy ts. Feo Beatleme. who have examined th Reed only be seen to b: fu ni tNTLSTRY TO 31 BROAD. has # Paste for tl- * cau be put inte the most Levde min OF JUCOUVEsicuce, with Which 1: becomes impacted ince ON hard solid bedy, hus restori ing (hitherto painfai and use jew York, m-nw ac ass, suitable fur livin stairs, TALLORING io chenp. He also finual ENT. at the shortest notice, # ‘aud pats the do the moat roe FOURTH OF JULY! jOOTs AND SHOES \R—DAY’S *IRST PREMIUM IN recommended for is warranied to pos- naread ined to eall at she above suagle summer r atest and most fashi nes lit e cheaper “nan else will save money e pumber, Ciuton Cheap Boot uwich street, comer Spring st. OSE is wonfider any purposes for which feather 1s used, seas the following pr pertien =— is perfeedy tixh under - 1s wade of the s'ro. injure 10 the least rastle o rates op the teeth ne weth ia all cespects perfect tor life Dr ( aatic nas ooawed muce ceinbrit ” The mot eine: sssure of the Croton. ries, aud will not inildew to res no attention. vatroyed by comiug in contact with oil or ther, wor ean the mbbel gaye =" Tt mak The wai, ee ‘nad tri grease, nor stiffened by cold wea compose, as inferir articles are ia nv case used. the ‘least, compiain sing the above prope: bd of ex Pea from change witha chai dun. Couphiug and jet Buyers will uote that LOOK AT THIS! esha dslivery. Putin the achiig tooth, wish edfect a permanent ous ‘rom the Journal of Commeres ND SUCCKSSFUL OPER. ‘upper aud lower jaw f the U. 8.N ken beck, at any ume un: » and other given in ex- will be attached without clearly satusfted that this hose Unkpown to auy otuer in the trade) get and many other KH Day. €.4 Maiwen' Lave. ING—Lhe undersmned form the owners and masters of vossis ip drants being vow laid at them with Croton hes inany quantity, ‘8, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. peat, Wa'ker street —MLR “SHS. Pri. fx MAUL, Guitar mapasacrare s, won d respoet- fully cll the acento ih yabie to Diet eatabi ' way. Where they rep coust my om. ha extensive assortment of fine-coned guitars, fimished in the best Seni Skin and Grain do establishivent, Clo h bution Gaiters, ss § isjuat the article loug wanted f ne {ndisus im Florida We have confirmat ry of this , ters trom Lew. © ccordinary cure and ite entire success thar the {oss of theas linporcant organs #0 #uili wily repliced by Je is HOW LO more n soUre® of reg. t to th- Lreatenant peerts rifictal teeth on the prime Successor to Roxbury 1. i Iystraments from, this so eth United Site by the loxg favorably received the fir ¢ pre- SkISSRVse Ne of adiieainu by. M1} Stoughton, the rd Morpetn, Gen Met he Medics So- JA t few Yori, that (i each pier for the excla Wacer) they are aoe, prepared to give sq) Al the shortest notice id stace for genrrel informawiou,that no oth: ander penalty) to farumn shippag with FS enables the make vo warnnat th range! pareh« ing el and eramine the syleo sd wor Aud ascertain the tee ng no BB BS 3 consul, Kear Admit ar bi , Me Goi . x Shei or a Drs evens. Dr Devine, he, be.” Oke where, are manship of the: hele. 0? v i ieasor of the Fate and ace that the above arran. erm: Guitar, begs le do not inte! 6RO' Genera! Depot, ‘ere, bu-sivs, a era ties, w of oonte and snore, of cur own cama ete to be the beat a OKEGONS & LAI be PARIS BOUTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER By E. SUSER, ) ¢ cat Walker st med Ii MONTHLY REPORT OF THE NEW YORK i SURGICAL BeKS SEREET. gaite: se and all other kiv with the best of F.ench geods as cheap as the chea,em, at 957 tm” SGA LOM bk in whieh the moss me e< i the plaiuest pasibie manner ous Riveu ior thé wure simple aud rece: sacs, oiit those which have fallen into impcoy oatiiae on from month to month, are particularly d: sueh persons will vee immediately the difficulties which tn cure, whatever they may be, a well ae the p Ye porsued 1 och persiealar ease. It ia obtained only ‘of 0 Jreenwich st Price $1, De, shaiph also cakes th. 1 saving Nuar GaaeBdes shove reterrod | iy, EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT. bora will send au express through from this ext), ve named aud intermediate plac mat. the transportation of «pe , collection of dra ther busine immediately on the openiu; ve express line wil be extend, writ the entire sexson, \n conne io. lbeny, Troy, snd Buffnio daily ex ' "Ss NEW YORK ouly ace directions: vases of the liver, »flan’n of the bowels “ inf mation of the eye~ > “lve” of Cleree of and alt the a noteura ot that he can now make, yw York, wi It that is so perfeetly made, in t sia, three noder treatmest—doing well aris, by his master the celebrated bootinsker Clerce, whose numerous customers ud just solicitude which war arn Ss oxperieoce shese pretlias compleants, the aathor deems it preyer to iy ine following short axetoh of the vumael? (or this trust, And hig ne ia the aay have asetired him that, for waut of mformatien of thi ind , they have selected from n list of advertising people one who had boast most of wonderfnl cares—bar aut withow Me sherefore boxe, uo state that, be later! reap, ivi jor they despair of being the atcest, Iyvest Paris fashion. Jet Black Varuish sold. eh ., by an operation ‘on this side of the BU! 'S boot @, 4 bever 7 Secoudary Syphilis 5 Pres 6 Budo, by a new method of 4 Bore Nipples leet—cured by SHOE STORE. japan of the heart Tespectfully informs his friend: “- at he has commenced business | faesau street, where he will 1 1 orders he way be favored with at reasons b'e terres for cash TO THE LADIES —a0 boots of all colors and sizes nf kh faves_and child-en’s Gaiter boots and Shippers, A eood article, Also, ® good ag mony of ha bittersat repentance. we tis tank *s graduate of Bi uy Watching Chese diseases, doch iv h livered free of charge. O foe in New Yoru at No. 7 Wall st BMITIVS Newspay Leave Newark at © A. FUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS. et, aud in Ni cal and city practice "Srond ts Nowark, a ished two ciitions of + aul t Depot, No. 220 H Operations tor h ome tor Hy arocele hoidal Tumors re ( the most em» cure s Obesations for fistule iv yr. Mest, of NY 4 of Kurope, 9 Cooper w Ui phis, and ether the privilege of referring to simon: eve Nothing ean be idever io those Luo. 2 Poly pus in the nose 4 Adipose (anois removed ‘0 THe CUBLICm1 cere tat ka t9 ali those who hav With tveir patrouage at his former plase of business ea the prea: at cecasion to info hove, = hich he trasts. will bear compa- ris) with any similar establishment in thi by unremiteed atiention, together wih « jurpassed in the cacering line, he hepes t) 16 proymetor of the House Ne. 8] 2 Cluo Foot—cured neyated Tumors be hi tan of emunence ia this ¢ sniven, aa Detter grownd ors to hil moved from the arm 1 Ampucauen of finger 1 Cancer Breast 1 Uvala renowed DR. H. BOSTWICK cram aod Surgeon, iso, B vote and shoes of ker's cheap store, 419 Broad mad Tm? sned his Saloon a one iany be made » gud for such he bas nes SALE (HEAT air f Corner Pig 2U B., live poultiy si cM TRAW WRAPPING PAPER—Iu low to anit purchasers, sthosary tad Se PERSSE & BROOKS, No. 61 Libertyist. Apothecary and Secrevaiy. a a wilket, New New Lebanon saw. They spoke to each other as children would [Correspondence of the Herald.) call offave years of age, yet aot alf "0 sensible, and New Lenanon Springs, May 21, 1843 euch one strived apparently to make themselves ap- B 4 4 like inhabit D a Extraordinary Mov ments. among the Shakera— poate uke an inhabitant of a mad-house as Mountain Worship— Revelations of the LatterDa,s | This exereise appears to bring abont a spirit of Thave just returaed from a Shaker meeting, at | Provheey; for T heard men and women speaking ia loud voices, sh sdowing forth events ty come in the their monumen’, and thinking it might be interest- future, one of which, Frecolleet, was & promise that ing to you, I will give an account of all 1 saw and thousanus would shertly come enquiring the way heard, according to the best of my recollection to the trath, who, [ inferred, would all join the I started from the Springs about 10 o'clock, A. M_ | Shukess in order to obtain it. ‘ [left the grouud about one o’cloek, P. M., and and taking a south-east direction over the moun betore they had closed their worship ; yet others tains, L arrived on the “# oly Ground” about Li. It | stayed, I understand, all the alernoon, and say that will be necessary to give you some description cf | M¢ exercises continued until evening. ue it 1s well worth the trouble of visiting the menu- the place of worship, and in order to do this, you | ment ona pleasant Sunday, te chaervetie ways of must imagine yourself upon the highest point of | nis curious people. There are so many of these Hancock Movntain, surrounded by one of the most | Cefemomes waich appear so inysterious, and many beautiful and fruiiful countries in the world. Here | (tt™s® connected with thee which we cannot un- the eye canat a glance tke in a landscape of more than one hundred miles in circumierence. In » clear day the Hudson River is plainly discernibie with the naked eye, and vessels can be seen navi- gating its waters, although 25 miles distant. To the €ast youhave a view of Pittsfield aud other vil- lages beyond, besides a number ot beautiful lakes and picturesque mountains. In short, [ donot re colle ct of ever standing on a more beautitul spot — Qn the top of this beautiful mountain stands the far famed Shaker monument—temple—tane, or what you please to callit. (tis a marble slab about five teet high, very Baiuly. wrought, but erected in a snbs'antial, manner, being sunk into a rock and fastened with melted lead. Upon the. south side is this inseription The word of the Lord. “Here is my living fountain, saith the Holy Ono ef Is- rael, and here is where | shall set up m Kingvom forever more to reign. And from tt ia place ple orth my word and holy laws to all nations ot the eurth. “And I say, whosoever shull presume to put their hands ¢, or step their feet within the spot where I ed these posts te be set up, when their hands are unclean and their hearts impure, shall in some day or other feel the red of my severity. and iail under an awful curse, which I shallin my own time cause to come upon them. Even I, the Great I am—the Eternal, Almighty, on Overruling Power of Heaven aad Karth.” “My word is truth—Amen,” On the north side of the monument is this in- acription, derst<nd the use, or evea the motive that impels them, that we are at once filled with curiosity aad astonishment, Yours, Sec. Liawr Houses.—Captain Smith, of the Wilming- tov and Charleston Sieam Packet line, asks us to call the attention of the proper authorities to the con- dition of the Cape Rouain Light. He states that during the early part of the night it is sufficiently bogtt, bat by one or two o’clock it 18 scarcely visi ble, when his boat is in six fathoms water, and that this has been the case for semetime past. Captain Smith also complatos of the Georgetown Light us to the same particulars. Whether it is to be atuributed to the qua ity of the oil used, or the inattention ot the keepers, he does not pretend to say. But the evil is @ serious One Lo this line, passing nighuy, as trey do, as well asto the whole coasting tade.— Chas 'eatom Patr vot. : Dear ¥kom Over LXxEKTION IN Wonrning a Fink Enaine -- Last evening, 12th inst, fire companies Nos. three and nine met on the canal, near Broad- way bridge, to test the merits and prowess of their respective engines and companies, concerming which a bet of $50 was pending. A large concourse had assembled, judges were appointed, and the strife con enced’ [uta most melavcholy and unlooked for catastrophe ended the contest. Daniel Nestie, who had volunteered to work on No. three, stimu lated by the excitement te exert himselt beyond the endursuce of nature, iell to the grouad senseless He wascarned tothe Second Ward House, where he was aitended by Urs. Meacham and MeCraiuh, bat died almost immediately, his vervous sytem being prostrated beyond recovery. Mr. Nestle wae a worthy young man, @ rote ae by trade, and has fetta wile and child. Mr. Wm. Taiiman also work- 1og on No. three, was evercome, and became insen- sible, and was carried away. His condition tor some ume was extremely precarious, but he revived, and «3 Now ina fauw Way lo recover. Another received a severe wound in the lorehead, from the brake of the engine, aud a fourti: on No. nine is said to bnve baret a blood vessel — Utica Gaz. 15th inet. Written and placed here, On the Holy Mount, By the Command of OuR Loxn axp Bavion July, 1842 Engraven at New Lebanon. Erected here July 25th. “Done at New Lebanon by command of our Lord and Savior. Erected here July 26th, 1349.” Adjoining the monumentare five short posts,erect ed about two feet hich and about eix feet apart, to which are fastened four heavy planksibetaied white, makinga five sided yard or basin, of which the 2 Tie N HL Pat “ monument constitutes one of the’sides. Around | COMET TION aieN, 3 nue Teamtaiuss the monument is avery neat substantial fence, | * : wv iegislation to enable him aud others to run cars on the Concord Railroad. painted white, about four feet high, which en closes just one half an acre. This feace has four gates facing the points of the compass — Leading from the western gateis a road,about twelve ore broad, perfectly smooth and even, and ordered on each side by spruce trees, about sixteen paces apart. About forty rods from the monument, a8 you travel down this road, you reach another gate, which is opened with many cere monies, as the Shakers enter it on their way to the monument. From this gate the road continues down the mountain into the Shakervillage. When [ ariived on the mountain I founa the brethren and sisters on their knees in front of this last mentioned 1.9), ISLAND RAILROAD COMPAN « Phe Swekholcers of this ereby fied hatac to! an instaiov-ent of ove dotlarend + half pex share, bus been made by the Board of Direccors, payab ¢ om the lat of aly we The» uefer books will be closed from the 28:h inst. to the Ia ¥, (boch days inclusive.) By o yet the Board. at DAVIv 5 #8, Secretary Ole PORT WINE AND OLD BEANDY —The wub- scriber offers for sale very superior Port and Bravdy, ex- reaaly Jo) sumer use, highly recommended 01 1h. epidemic. . rs “estes cora-t Wi'tiam aud Five st. A SAkR— HOMAS ROBEMTS & Co, Dinggis vail~ aud gate. After engaging in seeming silent prayer, and Medicine Venders, of Crane Court, Loud, Marnet Place, ogi ice, uehes er.a0d 304 Brocdway, New York, respe:tfully su- Tee coca ads ne ky ie: elders: very WO) Bixr‘ce ts tun vabite: ettavien ssqreeded ts edit arexiten lemnly opened the gate, and led the congregation forward, each bowing low as they passed through When they reached the gate at the fence which en closes the monument, they again prostrated them Hotheteinvotaneie Mer teiney cy beabe Won fully tested, ard iis success 13 ncisative enlan- ‘shed, beg to state thotin med eine ever flexed to mankind obtained such disting: selves, and after going through a sitnilar cereme m6 traurdinary ea have ye snibie d. a i ° q bly auxivus to recommen: as atthe other, this gate was also unclosed, and ali eg alta ch bealal by creranen or ikenee immediately pressed round the monument with singing, shouting, and with dances. As soon as al) had got their places, they commenced singing & chant, of which I could gather only these worde:— “Oh! Lord! give me wisdom! Oh, give me strength w direct my needy children on earth!” As soon as thie chant ended, one of the Shaker spoke with a lord .vice, and ssid, “ Elder Brother will you give us of the haly waters to drink?” Ai aged man then stepped forward in front of the mo nument, and dipping his hand into the empty basin, he apparently applied a vessel to his lips, and took a long, hearty draught of water, after. which hr handed it to others, who seemed to drink their fil even the little boys and girls. apparent y nine orte: years old, rolled in their fingers, and appeared t drink with as much satisfaction as they would hav: Jone, had it been real water, and [ dare say ther: wasa sufficient stretch of the imagination in their euy aud certoin Inc by some ef thy b f he day ss 2sure (oundanouthst 1s sees: pon any system of advertising oF mettre’ op bAteown Vir‘ ues amongst these > hi qurremenss aud hi iehoeier for ty WN he poasibiicy. of aiding auneke homar Mol ‘ve the vermin 1 Fidler.cf Pulledet be Ou of the me of pl iuts, ond fly: such w. doubted testimony iv g ty Wuderst ind and apreeiate * fic nedicise to the powerful tg been hich-rto vid them 1 the shape «{ Pil, which ma give reli fOr» short ‘of time, bu always ac th- expense of the rystem, by en wg it and reudering is more heble to reesrve again ether a The same high medical authority, in descr virwues of this medica As itdiffers iu mony reaper te th Chave hoh rto been bry u Je to make the pw blie neq with the geuesal properties they possess Par ’s Lite 1 il ‘ vanatiy: are foond to a ently: ; purge freely. iC in owiue le. wir pargauave quilt Very bad condition of the system they are acting upom. The vation, dies! men es not depend te of lie, it y C cases to make them really believe they were taking |’ Kc/sb!e mascrteuts of wnie: she y are trietly coup. sed. wi al cl call cs the d. lerer aver down draughts of pure and holy water; or there may | {.ill,tstauces chem call’ decompote, the d.leve:10us matter possibly have been something init, which we wh stood outside of the “holy ground” could not dis- cover. As soon as they had all drank ther fill another Shaker cried, “ Elder brother, will you wash us with the holy waters?” The same e'd man then appeared to take up water in his hands, an¢ throw it over those who stood next to him, passin: round the basin, and serving those who stood nex to him as he passed them. They have the art +! imitation very perfect, or they did in reality feel the waters rushing over them, tor every one gave asiu’ der, and made every motion that a person would if cold stream of water should be thrown over them 01 a hot day. And not only did it affect the perso: «ext the elder brother, but all who stood immediat+ ly behind were affected in the same manner, and, a they stood, I should think twelve deep, the hind most person seemed to be overwhelmed with « rushing of waters at the same moment with hin who stood next to the im ginary fountaia. Ther seemed to be sometiaing very exhilirating in th: drinking and washing with these waters, for the immediately struck up a lively tune, commencing with the words— “March yeon ! march yeon! Oh my beloved children, &e.” And forming four deep, they marched around th: monument witha quick step, and to appearance light hearte Anold man then siepped out of thr ranksand addressed the spectators,saying that “they came there to worship the only true God, and ne: to bow down to imeges, or to do anything unseem!y in the sight of their Creator.” He very politely in vited those “who felt in their hearts so disposed, to partake with them in their worship, could they dc so conacientiously.” ‘*He was glad, he said, to see his friends und neighbors there, and hoped they did not come to make light of what they saw aur heard.” Afier giving us good counsel and advice be stepped buck into the ranks, and they comme: ced another quick step to the tune of. “Come ! come! my little few, March on to the land of peace. Press on to the living fountain, &o.” A young man waa then led forward, who com menced exhorting iv a loud voice, saying first, tha’ his name was “James Whittaker ” Now, inasmuc vrgauie operations of wature ip the husean frame, ‘Their action ily by decomposition—invigorati g by increasing the quality of the blood—str nyihemng aii the organ ef our ay of that stimalaung effect so injurious in vargatives generally” 4, lauds, el. Is of ‘ure from pe:son whose disenses were -f tne era'e kind. and G7 long stands g, be seen at th T. Koverts % Co., Clareudon House, 34 Broadway flice Ist floor. Country Axents will please address let er box 907 post office. rr yx sitio TUK ANU ifs CURE “HK FOL OWING KEMAKKS WILL PLACE Be FORE the public a few mor. deeply inter ming facts juers care of st; erroneous notin prevast vecteng Stricture, and that ignorant taps Panag bp: aod ake rad advantage of this erronerus notion; then. tht there are ree marticular carcunusances by whuch a Siviciure may ways knnonmand in the last place, thal the cure of Strvc 248 certain, free Soom vain, ana’ generally accompa shes © a very Witee time th vauerd t0 the ‘rss of these cwnarasi— cis weil known thst Strettre ts the resvit of @ badly creases ouorrhea If, ince, thar disen mafferrd to con noe om from mo. moi y mee in in indefinitely. But f aho at gieet implies «chronic inflammation oftne pasege, whic! SUHRIy tormine‘es yy, thiekgning, and this thiekeuing a€ one art or other of ike astrictvre , sud, further, that at ough stricimre may thus re nain amnotced for « length of time, from iaying dormant, bax is the hidden cause of many not only of» serurl, Hut those alee of a uer- ‘we a4 eavon off from this disordo: \at stricture ¢ anuot exist so long #3 no impodiment yche flow of urine 18 observed, which is quite a mistake. A netore often rxiss for yerts without produc.az any very Haing change in this respect ; indeed a aumtasned of tater- ted stretm of arine belongs ouly to the worst of eases, ie 6 prevent thia Very state that these remarks are publish: ibe Advantage, however, which ignorant adverusing se of this erroneous notion is very cruel. { thus diseription swarm aboot this city, and that ¢ nostrume a8 long as any one will buy thes. a foe, aad one whieh evory ren! physteian will i tckne Wieda ali the medicine im the work, ae, ean nev wae. cheretore. | Inn cre wee 48 the said James Waittaker was one of the fix ny be hich ean be « ‘ellowers of Anu Lee, and came from Englord 1 although the syiny eee are nariar tere rie ther tae ov yosthey are the (allow tars reiavea Po iat Deon trendy sald thoes soa peded. iat obser arter- ‘on*. tondyuaved, wheth: vo the same ship with her; and moreover died man years ago, and inasmuch also, as the young ma who spoke is called Lewis Lockwood, it ean on! he accounted for, except by supposing that the spir: adrop or two will pp. 18 60 OTS Titel of “Father James” had ia the pear the Bes is more indiestive of sriatare ou bestia poepad young man, and impelied him to speak as he was Ine time @ nv Nees hae 76 he pptacdnagg en gph Me moved by the spirit. The amount of his inspiratio, | 0.887 new logs Gonorrhea or Gleet may ran xnd no nduce a stricture, for one is naturally more disposed to. stric ce than another ; but, asa general raie, ifit should be suffered » go ow be x Weeks, alope would snffiei: ound, at feast, for the suspicion of a stri ihe *ffect a sirscture has upon the effect of tricture is to depress the spirits, and! olesenn both bodily ard nial acuity. This also ia one of itr ‘most common effects t, however, that it is seen ales in every individwal, but i 1° on nn che frie rarely toga cane of streture (anc ves many to whie went does mot complair “cr lous Gha: fe ts wot wo capable of bus ucan'uaforsie ty sistityiug algo ¢9 witness tne aniform retare of spit, Gseppearing of other main wes aa the eure piugresces With regard to the-eure of Srnetmre, om dis sunrect 1 is sei vent 40 observe (and it ie since! with euntidence aud pier ¢) hat this is cormim, free {rom pain, and geuers/ly accem sved'sn e very Little tiie. So much as this could aot dove 0 Seo); Dat sch ns deen the, im ich the practical experience of mupiek the eure of stricsare to a Dora tp sates tbat for those who wish to ¥ to mate, thar fox those who > te ved, he, bas paplaned little volume, ate .” 40 whieb aot only stricture. Lae care of all those de! diseases which reqaice ape: st@ and privacy, be directed in the piainesc manaer, Ite sable, however, (hat inose Who suspect # stricture, if shold cousali ihe anchor pers: aai!y, andl « willewr- ce then more # case oid coruunty of his means a? ie rooms, A180, are arranged for {hoes who may « “Bepara o wait # listle. 40 #87 8 Word OF two Om tae Kroumd on and especially sirtngers coming to tls cxty, rely with coubdeuce on what has been edvaueed. “With « view Dr. italpb begs to state thas. veside his rauk as gree cof Miiobargh, Se. Keeehe hasbeen engaged in tie care incase, boty hoeortal aud city practies, for wste ney pease, > pa two editions of & Worm ox on inem —Also that he has testimouial levters frou we waivens physicians ip pag the most oui on w Dr. was, that he had appeared amongst the brethren anc sisters to warn them from the evils of the world,an: to promise many good things to come, upon thos who kept steadfast to the faith, But the great ob- ject'of his appearance was to deliver ro them a golde: chain with which to bind the Eidersin a bond o union, which all the powers of darkness could no lissolve. He declared that ne had the chain wit! him, and “T deliver it,” he said, “to this Elder bri ther, who is worthy to receive it” I did not ser the chain, but I dare say they received it,ae! obser ved them very busy binding the Elders together wit! \ and the lexture of the chain might have bee: very smail, and too minulely put together for the eyes of a “worldly man” to see it; besides,you mus! recollect | was outside of the fence. The other ceremonies were very much as they were accustomed to perform while they held pub lic meetings at the chureh, except an exbibinor which would fa» look silly to most “ world’ peopie 3” yet there was something solemn in it; anc 18 [have no doubt that they are sincere in wha they do, and esteem it aduty to do so, I think every one should have charity, and not condemn to hastily, actions, which seem to us unbecoming, be cause they are something which we have been un accustomed to see, This exercise was the resull © an exclamation of one of the number, who suc “Father Witham says, let every one endeavor & set as much like fools as they can ;” and judein serwne Sy ey Cooper by 5 ‘rom the manner in which they complied with th: ‘aymeh, 0: Philadelphusy atdnicGoean request of Father Wiiliim, | believe every one div + t reldr to cimoat every Phy of «@senee in this heirbest The men and w¢ men put their finger: ‘ <- Haiph is coum ited at be prrvase resicsiice, in their moutha, and talked giyuc si co exch other i atreet, Battery Nour ahs may deol twisung their oes and bodies into tie most un ussite BY ee ae a mee hie ms Arey seemly and ludicrous formsand atutudes that lever dollar 17 eee Fai ft en Tce