The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08


hour had expired before he had concluded.
ISpAN..-The Camanches, Cochataways, and two other
tribes of Indians have commissioned Gov. Butler Col.
Mcintosh, and Mr.. Logan to request the President Of
Texas send commissioners to meet the chiefs of those
tribes on Red river, to form treaty OF peace
New and Valuable Work,
NOW IN PRESS,
And will be published in Three Extra Numbers of the
New World, on Wednesday, August TO- the
LIFE AND TINES
LOUIS PHILIPPE,
KING OF THE FRENCH.
Embellished with admirable Portrait the
DUKE OF ORLE.4NS
created SO profound sensation throughout Europe
and in the United States.
Also, finely engraved Likenesses Of the
DUCHESS OF ORLEANS,
KING LOUIS 1ns PHILIPPE.
This important and interesting work has just been
issued in London, and was received by the steamer
Columbia 1t is written by Rev: G.. N. Wright the po-
Life and Campaigns Of the DUKE Of Wellington" &c.
&c and gives comprehensive History Of the Downfall of
Louis XVI, the French Revolution, the Rise and Fall of
Napoleon and the Exile and Adventures and Campaigns
of Louis Philippe and also Of all the great of those
turbulent transforming, altogether work of the NEST
valuable and interesting nature which should be the
hands of every youth and adult in America
TERMs.h will be published in treble number of the
rates Single copies Is cents i've copies for 81 eleven
bred.
Agents. Booksellers, &c., should send in their orders
without delay.
09- PERSONS RESIDING IN THE COUNTRY
can be supplied with letter of advice and dollars
worth Of appropriate medicine by forwarding to the Prin
statement of their case and the trng of dollar
Great numbers are avang themselves of this liberal
Offer which is saving them from the options of qu
the hand and the extravagant extorons Of some
regular physicians on the other Address, post paid
eoft ha CoI1a Of at p,,o-
macy 81 Nassau ct.
Clay with superb full length Engraving, representing
Mr. Clay in his studio Ashland after FRANC cee-
brated picture the best portrait TAKEN and
fore engraved; price sixpence.
General attention is requested to the following mpor-
tant resolution
In Joint Executive Committee of the Democratic Wing
General Committee and the General Committee Of the
Democratic Wing Young Men of the City and County
RESOLVED, That this Committee commend to every De-
mocratc Wing ofthe Union the Life of Henry Clay
pared for publication in the New World newspaper
able and valuable memoir, exhibiting the leading incl
dents in the Of individual eminently distn-
guished as the Friend of Liberty the Statesman, the Pa
HAMILTON FISH, Chairman.
Jos. P. PERSON, Secretary.
Inc Lille OF Mr. Clay, referred in the above, has been
prepared by experienced author and politician from
the best and newest materials and authentic
and will PROFESSIONALLY be the text book in the coming
Presidential contest.
1t will be published about the first of September
in single extra number of the New World elegantly
sereotyped and furnished to clubs at the xceedngly
low price Of SIS hundred, $40 for a thousand copies.
Copies will be sen mail any part of the country on
the following erms;-sixeen copies for ST. and fifty copies
for SO.
03- LET THE IMPRUDENT VICTIM OF VICE
ted men the of relief while is not too late. Me-
dcines whose composition and effects will be fully
planned at the offices ofhe College and specially adapted
to the cure Of peculiarly distressing malades may be OBJ
tanned with full directions for USE See advertisement in
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Phar-
macy 81 Nassau ST., N. Y.
o. THE MERMAID-The greatest rush of visiters
ever found at place OF amusement in the city
will be at Concert Hail. Broadway where the Feiee
Island Mermaid will be exhibited for this week only. If
the exhibition OF his Satanic Majesty horns, tail hoofs
and all, was advertised it could create greater ex.
element than the announcement that this unique creature
seen it. and while we assure readers that it is the
beautiful and fascinating represented usually
in the picture books is nevertheless the extraor-
binary curiosity
90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The worthy manager
Of this popular theatre c. r. Thorne announces his name
for benefit this evening and in addition to his acknow
lodged claims havng catered for the public amusemens
for nearly three years. with tact and beralty than
any other manager) the following array of talent
kindly volunteered-J. S. Browne and w. II. Blake in
the farce OF "a Good Nights Rest lie Monstre Paul in
ney in "The Omnibus" w. Wood and his son in the
drama of"The Ogre of Brackenburg" and John Smith
and his pupil in their Negro Extravaganzas In addi
ton to the above attraction the beneficiary and his talent
ed wife appear in the drama of The Banshed Fisher.
man, and j. r. Scott, and the entire company, in
drama denomnated The Mutiny at the Nore." To
pete the decoration of the interior of the house. il will
closed after tonight until the 18th nst when will
open National Theatre in every sense of the word in.
asmuch it will be conducted by NATIVE AMrRro,s~
new pieces will be produced from the pen of NATIVE Az.
rHoR and the whole Of the interior will be embellshed
90 VAUXHALL GARDEN.-Tonight there is al.
traction offered not to be eqaalled any other establish.
ment IN the ciy-Mrs Jackson's benefit which occa
sion she offers an entertainment in which Gates OF the
bowery, y .. Browne, Greene, and Mossop the only
in her best songs Grand Bail winds up the evening:
amusement The whole Of which but two shillinrs ad
den the performance in consequences of its length
mences at precisely let all who wish good
seat go early. e'''
CO TWO THOUSAND AND TEN BOTTLES OF
the celebrated Ios'G MxIuRrn of the College of Me
PRODUCTION to the public two months ago This Is surev
demonstrave evidence of the popularity of the medicine
This agreeable and powerful restorative and purifier o
the blood will supersede the unscientifc and com
mon preparations ofthe nostrum vendors
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College Of Medicine and Phar
macy, 81 Nassau st., NY.
90 THE WAY OF ALL FLEsH.-Inquirinr after
female acquaintance the ether day, sincerely
grieved at being told that she had gone the way Of all
flesh" What pity, said We to ourselves-se youngso
beautiful and accomplished and yet SO suddenly called
truly the ways Of Providence nscrutibe-"n the
midst OF LIE we are in death Thus cogitang as we past
deceased herself brisk and light fawn and with
bloom like rose we accosted her. saying that had
heard from her brother that she had been sick True said
She al have had bad cold but all now - may
said we, is not half hour since he told that you
had gone the way Of all fesh'" SO had she replied
Just come from Pease store as Division street and
Il that's not the way of all flesh now II soon will be :;
Peases candy cured me of horrid cold, and ss am
solved to be without in future have just been
for fresh supply" Seeing how well she looked could