Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

Of Pans-ns other, IN shsr than the sas u melted
human fat This preparation was sometimes sold
for the simple purpose OF greasng cart wheels; but n
was also bought BY quack DOCTORS who sold II a. .
save sovereign for acnes and pains; and in much.
greater Quantities by enameers and workers in pearl
the first Of whom purchased il for combustion when
great heat was required, thinking il no eber than
dog grease or horse grease. The trade was coBduc-
ted on great SCALE and the depot of the dlseectng
porers required cart and two horses and three
Iaborers for its removal Al The marriage of Napo-
leon with Nara Louisa the illumination lamps OF the
Faculty Of Medicine, and, less appre pra'ey OF the
Palacdof the Luxembourg were supplied with mix
iure of this notable product and talow. -
THE OURANG- oUTANG.-" Naturalsts have argued
much" the Journal du Harre remarks, "as TO the
existence of species OF ourang outang " bch IN Air-
is said Sometimes TO attain the he ht OF six or Sc
ven feet but all attempts to obtain specimen have
been hitherto Intellectual. Capt. Touret OF the Cla-
rsse IN one e his voyages 10 Gabon succeeded IN OBJ
tanning the body of enormous animal of this class,
and brought it to this port which on examination
would appear 10 belong TO the ourang Outang or CHM
panzee tribe. Its muscular form, and Eat height,
Give feet some inches) tho strength Gifts limbs and
its luminous head sufficiently prove the origin Of this
animal, which seems 10 be the connecting link be-
tween the human and the brute creation.
New HAY RAKE.-A new rake has been ntrodu-
ced into this country, which promises TO be of mater-
al benefit 10 the farmer during he hay making sea-
son. The said instrument is an American invention,
and consists of a light beam or stock, nRe feet in
leng h. to which attached rows OF teeth, both be-
fore and behind. tits drawn over the sward by
horse, and soon the ntersces between the teeth
are filled the workman in attendance moves ham
de- which turns the rake right over and presents the
side which has hitherto been empty In this manner
the hay IS deposited in little heaps throughout the
field; and the principal advantage Of the implement
are that it vastly economies labor in very busy SC
and at the same time sweeps the field with the
greatest ncety.-Dumfries Courier.
NBLo's GARDEN.-Tonight the Ravels, French
vaudeville the Bedoun Arabs &C. If cool arhors, re-
feshng ices, and brilliant audience are inducements
to take stroll in that direction the garden will be
well attended this evening.
" We were called upon yesterday by . gentleman
INF HILL from Marsees Oaondaga county, New York. who
been blind nearly during IT, last five years. sulrg
from burn which occurred upwards OF IS years
He stated that he had been under the Of DR. Williams
weeks and days. and the minute
objects large letters He appeared anxious
10 publish gratitude DR.. Williams for the good he has
been enabled do him. He accompanied by l.dy he
mother little girl Mary Brown,) who presented the
ne1ed letter concerning her child.
New YoRK. June p, lssa.
m. Pea:ur. to add my rs, inn TO h. Of M
blind sight The little GIRL Mary Brown, who was blind
Kill, ore whom was my family physician,
Sc 10 60 10 and return f. n school You have
In The tate Of Tins poor ehd o your satunous and suc-
cessiul treatment
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES MCMILLAN. 394 Hudson n.
At the request Of Mrs BROWN Who Is Of TT
Lukes Church. and ell known che.rsly THAI
the aimed Ia the strictly true.
J. NJ FORBES,
Rector Of st. LUX, 8 Church, N. T..
New York. June 26b, 1884,
EFw YoRK. 2nh June, 1865.
To THE EDITOR New YosK SUN-
Sir As aiend 10 s- sofeag poor Of hslsrge community,
take thu liberty ri sendny you letter hc h. read
the York c.. stian Advos Journal" Of ed,
written by the Rev T. bsinorage p.rson,lin nd ct mnel
q minister of hne tale nts. 10 the NJ Church veral
times accompanied him In his visits 10 The house II Or Will
Inns 49 Broad aud ss feed that ugh he speaks
In a very afr cionae and full of thar 0cul.
the benefit he had witnessed in other
sides his lac might have added much with
any exaggeraton o. fac. By giving this og~ther
with brother Bainbridgrs letter, place your valuable
paper, you will much oblge, :
| Yours respectfully, X
From the Christian Advocate and Journal
| IMPORTANT To THE BLIND.
NV Dear Brother ColssIt u unnecessary Eor
you that for years have suffered under dsles
sing affection Of The and have tried many remed-
Undergone operations from the hands Of frst
oculiss OF the day in Eur but without eft citing