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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
TO PAPER. MAKERS-

TO PAPER MAKERS.
DERSEE BROOKS No. 81 Liberty sueet between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York, import direct from
the Manufacturers the following articles VIZ
Bieachins Powder Of Boyd Sons make-warran;ed for
uniformity and strength, equal eny il ibis country Geat
United States.
English nde Machine Fetng Of very superior quality
IS, 90, IS, 6S, ". az | 81 inches wide.
quired.
Blue Smalts havng the agency Of the Sutton Company
Blue sma they enabled TO supply FIFE, and Fife;
in quantities n.'
Wires for Fou nier aad Cylinder Machines manu- featured
roli the pureSt Ineaaso, JacketWet and Press Felts
Pulp Screens Nos. |, 2, D Of brass metal.
Orders Tor 81 the above aTtciss tosethrr with fofgn
and domestic rags Soda Ash, Vol Alum, Irvine, &c Sc
will meet with mi, afte Bic
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WATERING PLACES, &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAyILLION.-This new eommodioqs Hotel will be
june Rs the the vsss SHARON sSns schos County
The clear pure water of one sprngs greatly resembling
those Of the sspqI sgInSSs d Virgins. have Rsfn
ssiirtsun seoiua Liver Complaint, and general debility
most ensnt @sdsa professors uHIed satesj %sdic
aa Qua By any in his country - ''
Added to s,s n hSs1 e e anti Ss
among many offered these seeking the heat
These but hours ride ffoa sarotos. Trey
o o a"d gasa %nssi @
time Cor dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley Turn.
Pile BY sly stages being about fortyvs miles of the
Warm, cold and shower Bath, furnished all times either
Of h nnera or fresh water and attention given
An abundance of the puresi mountain sng Ice stored for
TiE sfEINGs HoTEL-This hoss Win e opened a,
ton: and combining all the advantages Of MS aeghsl
'' sas ,f iswssaw.r 'ohN v KITTEN
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
THIS romantic and Fashionable resort Viii Conducted dur
dane. ing 1 s Under the direction and
or saf I and psw for tho q
M Re I S aS S
si s be T a%S 70
ssablsh%en and especially that oi the mountain has
Co ae line of stages will run
heretofore regularly between landing the Mountain
House. the arrival Of the boats.
C. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18TH 1912. Jeli 3mr
OATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-Ths long and well
ID known boarding and bathing establishment ha
Gently undergone among which the
erection OF several elegant hosucs
the for the reception Of company during the
perfect security in bathing, for ladies' and Children (he
bathing houses being within throw of the
the shady, cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
he pleasant rides in the surrounding connt the excecn,
fishing grounds and other of heahu
beautiful view OF the All mic ocean and the
lower bay almost constantly envened by vessels
arriving outward bound every
spsct u2sqaalied by in the vicinity It's accommOdans
wanest days Of summer nying but oppressive. The
yenlence and distance (being miles
from Bookln) the
business render peculiarly well adapted as residence for
gentlemen of busr 81 in New York.
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OE THE HEAITH.

FREE from the numerous complains with which IT sssail
ed during the months, discovery yet made
medicine has attained the celebrtythe unuarel-d
and established itself the confidence the public
both in the United states West indies and South America,
has Dr. Wheeles Basam of Moscateo. mild and safe
remedy for the the and dangerous diseases
caused by aud arising from dsoTdeTed state Of the objective
organs 10 wit; dsPerss cholera morhus, collie, spasms,
arrna con,nsons aud pains IN the bowels
the effects OF drinking cold the complaint OF
chldren &c Sc These speedily renewed by this invau-
be efficient and action has secured for 1t
ne patronage OF every class in society, inasmuch that Dr.
ives hut that he rather chooses prepare hn,e
at wears OF experience doing make perfect
" ne trusted 10 be prepared by inexperienced persons
oi inuentiai persons, already published, sul
N'nctng, when they voluntary offered, Of thi
IN aVor ri It's merits Dr.. w. has the grai-
70 aug me following eminent persons
h5nr y Mapcs, u; s. A.; Gen. Ward NJ. c. Westche ser
mn Vi T. Morris, w. p. Hale f. O., c. Ketchum Esq.
., III Doua' r.s1 and many others of equal standing This
rs lor sale az Dr. VS. Office 30 Greenwich street. who
ry2neos II may also be hid following agencies.
Dod drugss q, ~ Broadway; Dr. Hart, Hudson st. Messs
22 Hudson Dr. Cotton 2s5 BIeeckers and AZ
Ira, nos 90 Bowery MJ g. Wexford i2i
antic ST. AID Nv. Ira Lowe, Fulton ST. B,ooklyn
~ NOTICE.-Thc BaIsam of MoscarIIo IL not tb, rx
article unless panied with pamphlet eontsininy
temcnal also directions how sbou he ns"J
also the bottles being stamped Wheelers Basam OF
Moscatclo. ~ iyi5 Imsc
TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-An CANT suite of Rooms
be Obtained with Or without Board, the LIST or ID
floor, SO White street. Also, uier Room, moderate
terms. Jy l2lmr
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STAINED GLASS AND WINDOW sHADEs.-HAN
y NINGTON CO. 293 Broadway, near Reade st, Glass
Stsners and decorative Painters, respectfully solicit families
ndothsIi. fitting their dwellings to inspect their stock
and prices suit the times Washable window shades from
dollar the richest styles equally cheap proportion
Architects and Others furnished with designs for stained glass
for church windows, dwellings, Sc the shortest notice aud
orders executed with economy and despatch.
WANTED-An artist, used decorative painting; also
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n
HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, No. 20 Chatham
street makes the above quoaon, because other ende
10 fitch from him his good name fame, and reputation We
tsed dealers, and Others of highly
remted Troy Shirts Bosoms and Collars. Blu, that
positions the therefore, shall keep these
facts before the public which will expose mposte and
cut off their wicked designs Make mistakes the efoe.
Marshas only Troy Shirt Depot" is painted awning
aud window. Be tfcuar, howev the Mar
shals" window and about No. only
Troy Shirt Depot situated about G doors from the
Pearl aud Chatnam streets, and the right hand side in
Ch1tham street in p,ssiAg TO the City Hail. See the
u MARSHALLs Z aud you
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms collars and
wrist bands, warranted per dozen, ST. 5O-03 s0-9lo-
10 50-ll-2-12 JGl3-16l6 5C-l7-I8-20-2l-22 5O2t-25
% 302-28 All Linen Shirts, Ier doz. 5000 502527 So
3O-32 Jo.3-33 PLAN Cotton Shirts doz. S. 56-7 SO
So Coloed Shirts, pes doz. $50 50-G-7-3-9-l0- II.
Collars Just eeeved-n edition former large stoch Of
collars every descr pton 1000 dozen, all Linen collars
% cents per Dozen 2-l 3o-l 73-e-2 q
Marnas Byron Co1s which have been 4 highly APP owed
found many O he principle ready linen through
out the city andit the manufacturers Marsrall only
Troy Shirt Depot. No. 90 Chatham New YORK. We
been made of ate Of seeing tcketed in
Of the windows. Kecoect, marked tickeed
prices be window. But remember tins the
OF with the attached will be circulated for
the benefit OF ALL These circulars only may be
window and fndh smnre advise again. the and
number Ma shals, No. co." No patronage asked Of those
who beat down IVl5 lmsc
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GOOD SUMMER VINE.

I B. STOUVENEL, Importer of French Wines OF
- the approved brands Bordeaux Claret and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand, G Nassau
to No. 81 Ana street, In, ar Nassau basement:
Always hand best ard recherche Wines St Ju
liam, Monterraut, St Eseye lafe, Medoc Sc in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne various brands; Bur
gundy Hermitage &c.; superior Cognsc Bandy best quality
Gin, Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines.
families which will be to of the city also by the
gallon or otherwise to those who favor him with their
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct.
IL j. b. ha, opened boarding house at Hobokeu, orpo
site Vauxha Garden the main road where kept
OF the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners aud refreshments. lyl2 lmtc
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REFINED SUGAR, WINES, SC.
MELLINGTON A CARTER, Wine aud cn,n mission
w Merchant, No New door from w all street
has ed from the refinery quantity dou
bic and snle refined Sugar small loaye which he will sell
his usual low rates, in parcels to suit buyers.
w. A. Carer's of superior Wines fail to-
please. The old Loeno Madeira OF 1872 In bottles and in
hds casks of champagne caret and
other light Wines OF the choicest brands always sale
low pices. Orders for kind shall be faithfully executed
ivTi uakr
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

0LOINOL ". LA w oO1N,s I
Wholesale and Retail furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner of Duane street, Nesc York
WHERE he ksers Tsg sale large asso,msnt Of the follow
One and Dss Gss eas BOOK
fs k ss so G Dn Gsn s, and rS TSss:
tresses, C.rpets Oh Cloth. Mating and Fire lros Wash
S S5sa b bssau. i s candle STANDS Baean Bedsead
pa AG new and eson Of men and woen Wearing A
Al the above articles are Offered to the pbie Al very
their advantage to make an early call the above establish
Shipping oldo punctnaly attended to and lacked "a the
shortest nGee anu on Teasonable MATTRESSES Bedding
All orde the ab9ye establishment Will ps,ctuay
tended to s%S thsSnsiay received - s
Furniture, and Gentlemen's and LADIES' ca< OF Clothing
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR
THENWARE.
ASTOR HOUSE.
FRWEbNGHt, p0KcELAlN dinner services IIs pes 50
Dass9 &@' Fn r;rfS;1 ISn ssi
Granite blue. or white 100
French porcelain. doz 2 90
Iea caps and saucers, "a pieces 30
Cut wines, per dozssp from 10
Lemonades handled " 225
CUTLERY,
or the finest description in set dozens, at the low price Of
Jus, opened handsome assortment ofToilct ware,
NIB Assn, for the sale of simpson,. Ear sof i Sr
relief of deafness. f-<2 lm'c
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
SSss4s Srsg S' 'si p :g'YS
s very Io%EsT CAST FRGE prepared to Oh
attention , Of Country MsIchans Bu IL cei" nd
;lhs i soaidSSnt they viii find it to their interest
7 him with call
2i0 Greenwich. Bsrrlss', New York.
\ regular supply of FALL RIVER cur NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Also-a complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools, James Screws. &c. MP sm.
CHEAP UPifOLSTRY-W. REED 1888 Broadway, be-
" White aud Waller sFeet.Carpets of every de-
cripon made and altered i the roomCur-
ans made and altered to the latest style Mattresses sofas and
The Subscriber not
enabled make of the above articles such prices suit
the times
Persons purchasing Carpets Oil Cloths can have word
Of advice by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ed. Grease spots extracted, Sc i've lmre.c
TIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-There can be no greater
evidence OF the high estimation of the public Of Nlder
Salamander Safes the
their subsequent trials that thing made
purpose of securing valuable books and papers called
by their makers and vendors, Salamander Safes.
chants the trial of safes, blast furnace, the foot of
Wal street and decided in favor Of Wde Patent Ssaman
der Safe which s, was " l S m cGs hefi viz
BALDWIN s. co.
CHAs: II. MARSHALL, Esq.
Wders Patent Saansder Safes which have failed
their fire, he bad only
S. HERRING, General Agent No. 1888 Water st, N Y,
WY NJ. l. THOMAS s Co, Albany.
T. W. s sTASfoN tCS6y' New Orleans.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.l
AUBURN, N. Y, 18th July, 1912.
The STATE Prisoa- Theological Seminary Religion
-Poluics--W cotha--C Crops, Sc
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TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-An elegant suite Of Rooms
be obtained with or without Board, the LIST or I'd
floor, a: Sc White street. Also, uier Room moderate
terms, jy l2lmr
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LOOK OUT,
MARSHATI.

He who steals my purse steals trash.
But he who fishes from me of my good nam
1tnbs me OF that which u enriches him,
Bat makes me DOOR indeed-f Sh.ksnea.e
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-17
From HE Westminster Rerie,o

RAILWAYS AND STEAM POWER 5000 YEARS Ago.
The LOST ARTS OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTiANs-If the
Thebans, 1900 years before Christ, knew less in
departments OF useful knowledge than ourselves, they
also in others knew They possessed the art of
tempering copper tools to cut the hardest gran
lite with the most minute and brilliant precision. This
art we have lost. Again. what mechanical means
had they to raise and fix the enormous imposts the
lintels Of their temples at karnac Architects
confess that they could not raise them by the usual
mechanical powers. Those means must therefore
be put to the account of the lost arts" That they
familiar with the principle of Artesian wells
has been lately proved by engineering Investigations
carried on while boring for water in the Great Oas
That they were acquainted with the principle of the
railroad is obvious, that to say, they had artificial
causcways levelled direct and grooved (he grooves
being Amounted with oil, for the conveyance from
great distances of enormous blocks of stone, entire
stone temples and coosa statues of half the height
of the Monument Remnants of IRON it is said have
lately been found in these grooves. Finally, NJ. Ar
ago has argued that they not only possessed know-
edge of steam power, which they employed in the
cavern mysteries of their Pagan freemasonry 1.-THE
Oldest in the world, of which the pyramids were the
lodges,) but that the modern steam engine is derived
through Solomon dc Caus, the predecessor of Wor-
chester, from the invention of Hero, the Egyptian
engineer.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-17

The Maryland Legislature adjourned sine die on
Thursday last. The committee on engrossed bills
reported that they had examined 1896 bills and 81 re-
solutions Among the bills passed an act to
provide for specie payments by the Banks The act
requires all the banks in the State, before the
first Monday of May next, to pay and continue to pay
on demand all their several and respective liabilities
in specie The residue of the act, besides a tempo
rary authority TO the banks to issue small bills for
circulation, consists Of provisions for enforcing the
principal enactment bill to prohibit individuals
from issuing any thing as currency. bill raising
the State tax from twenty to twenty-five cents in the
hundred dollars The bill laying a tax on emolu-
ments, salaries, SC, and another laying tax on
ground rents also passed. 1t is supposed that these
additional taxes will supply the Treasury with the
means of paying the interest on the State debt Nc
bill for the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, to afford relief to the holders of the scrip
Of the company passed-Bah. Sun.
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A NEW TRICK.

The gold coins of England have suffered debase-
ment for some time past by new and ingenious de-
vice. which is SO successful to oblige the govern
nent to order new coinage. The cheat is effected
in the following manner From the rim towards the
centre of sovereign or a half sovereign several noes
drilled with very fine instrument and the vacan-
cies filled up with inferior metal to deceive
the most experienced judges BY this process sove-
reign is rendered in many instances not worth more
than lis and half sovereign not more than IS I'd.
or o. The master of the mint and the assayer are
husily engaged in Witnessing many experiments, with
view to prevent the abstraction of the gold taking
place without immediate detection Workmcn hive
commenced casting the coinage, which will be
shortly issued The expense will be very great but
government has been Obliged TO incur il, in conse-
quence ofhe system having much injured the credit
and confidence the value Of British gold not only
at home but on the Continent.
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From the Boston Evening Gazette.
CONGRESS.

We have little to speak of this week. except delay
on the part OF our national legislators. The E1ehe
quer bill the Apportionmen BILL tue Tai, and oho'
measures to Te-stock bankrupt Treasury, are st'
80 far as action Is concerned among things IN the III
ture On Tuesday the President Transmitted '"
special messages TO the House of Representative
The first oithese in relation TO the Treasury de-
felt stating the fact that upwards Of three millions
arc immediately and absolutely necessary, to mss'he
expenses 81 the Government, and the Secretary oiihe
Treasury urges action upon the Loan bill when sha
by some means induce people 10 take Governments
stock and leave the Department at liberty TO negotiate
for loans during longer period than II can under inc
present law. United States Treasury Notes nave ap-
solulely been Protested in New York, and we Know
but in this city too for payment. The other
special message of he President was called out ny Inc
arrest OF Hogan at Lockport and reiteIaies the ~
ndaiion in his annual message, that some &C.
should be framed to meet such cases II understood
that the committee on the Judiciary IN the House oil
Representatives have bill ready 10 report, the sub
stance of which is thai pers ms arrested on Charges
the prosecu ton Of which the authority OF the sove-
reign, international relations may be nerposed as
bar shall have right to remove their case, by peti-
lion to the u - Courts without trial IN the state
Courts.
The Committee on Manufactures will probably be
able 10 report next week, the week after and II Is
understood that the report will, in great measure, II
not entirely, imbody the ideas of Mr.. Clay. That
gentelnais resolutions on the Tarih, &c, are SUI
under discussion IN the Senate, and are now made tue
order of the day until finally disposed Of In the
House he ReIrenchment Resolutions, relative to the
contingent expenses OF the House have been disposed
OF portion OF them passed, and the rest set aside.
The Appropriation bill under discussion, and
may perhaps be reported fiom the Committee OF the
Whole early in the next week.
Much more real disposition TO retrench would be
shown by expedi,ing the public business and by dis
posing of the great questions Of the session, than by
quarreng about rIHing items in the contingent ex-
penses of the Capitol docking the wages of pages
and clerks, and cutting shilling day of the wage.
OF lahorers The country is heartily sick and ashamed
Of such ptul economy-unproductive as it IS far
steal
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MEDICAL NOTICE : To "a. sssk and qosiet.l

MEDICAL NOTICE = To the Sick and afflicted
1tl eih Diseass.--Ihe Subscriber prepares mesi
cnes that will cure the following diseases: Cancer
wit tout cutting H. Conssmpto on, Deafness, and all
diseases of the Ears; Piles an Fistua; Scrofua,
monty called the Kings Evil Stone and Gravel; Aslh-
ma White SwelliDgs; Dyspepsia; Rheumatisns; Gout;
Bronchitis; lniammations Of the Liver and Lungs;
Infammatory Sore Throat lnhammations Of the Eyes;
Fevers and Agues; Ulcers of the Legs or any Erup.
lions of the Skin, and Diseases of w omen.
DIR. PURCELL has, by interchangeable labor, for
years, over fires, glasses, and reors, with great
ense, made The greatest discovery for the prcserva
ton of the lives Of men, from the awful and exterm
mating diseases of the Plague and Yellow Fever that
was made by any man or nation TO the p'esenr
day. Lavoisier the greatest chemist that France
has produced and lie great chemist indeed. Sir
Humphrey Davey was the greatest chemist that Eng
land has produced. These great men, and all the
chemists that came before them, have been look
ing and laborng for the medicine that Providence was
pleased reveal for the preservation ofthe lives
of his creatures. This invaluable medicine is pre-
ventive and specific in Plague, Yellow Fever, Small
Pox, and all contagious diseases in nature
man by taking table spoon full of the medicine
in the morning. fasting, may % into an hospital where
people are dying with the Plague or Yellow Fever
He may take the sick by the hand, and turn him
in his bed and shall take the disease and if the
strength Of the patient Is not exhausted the medicine
will cure him. This is the first public notice | have
given of the discovery of this medicine and do not
knows the weather at this Of the year puts an
end to the awful effects of the Yellow Fever.
My object at present is to inform the public that in
the disease should the next year. that the
people may be informed that there is a medicine, as
above described, 10 be had would advise Captains
and Merchants trading to the countries where the
Plague Yellow Fever is prevalent, to take some o
my medicine with them. also prepare medicines that
will effectualIy Hydrophobia the bite of any
rabid anlmaor the bite Of the most poisonous snakes
| if applied in time.
| DR.. p can destroy any of the fatal poisons and
their deleterious effects, that he obtained from
Animal, Vegetables Minerals ! can also depiv,
all the Corrosive Acds Of their poisonous and delete
rious effects in an instant
! II NO IMPOSTER CAN COUNTERFEIT
THIS MEDICINE gave this medicine to DR.
Hare, Professor Of Chemistry in the University o
Philadelphia gentleman | consider first rat,
Chemist if he could analyze il and ascertain III
component parts. He tried all the tests that could b,
tried, and could not ascertain its component parts
Nor is it in the power of any to ascertain Tho
component parts Of this medicine except the pro
! prietor.
ztJThe above Medicines are to be had by appca
ton to DR.. PURCELL, Jefferson street, Georgetown
| ID. G.. dec tim