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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCGfR DIONt

~ IftE AMATEURS VI IHE
ACCGRDIONl
S!GNOR l.. MARTINI begs Inform public that he
has just published his Accordion instruction. which d.
vided In psrthc first for the Accordons wthsut semi
toneshe second for those with both Of which
amply furnished with selected musc and exercises
sresney written IN order that the easily
entire command over the instrument
SlGNOR MARITIME begs to state that he has large
COLLECTION OF MSS tor the Accordion which he
to publish shortly and he for that
OF music he should be required The Sgnor will be thank
10 all those who will favor him nj his residence Canal
wnele ne continues To give his lessons aul93msr
II WILHELMs, No 23 Broadway offers for sale his ne
- imported stock of goods, Wholesale and retail
lOi Emboidener, and flushed pieces of var
Gus hndsi woIsied WOOL stitching and knitting silk beads
a-ln small lace wares all sorts of silk and worsted
sung borders, trimmings, tasse fringcs and
ms line done IN the fashionable taste. !
-ihe most splendid choice artificial flowers
he neatest WORK aud taste, bouquets diades
fticles Of iron Of the various dissertations
eofI IN the Roy al Iron oundary a Berlin
snE'lu,site and neat figures in bronze.
"a coaiau Jul assorment Of super6ne basket wares
49,. and elegant choice Of pressed and papted
~ etter paper, visiting cards, waters, &C.
M sna great store Of the fines, porce ain
ii assortment of the nest dressing artc
=. :, : - = o7a lmsrc
M lbbhiIiN HIN y o ARTICLES, CLOAKs, &c-VICTO.
OF this city that they will OH inst los
between White aud Walker t. sp,end,a 90,
Hats Capoes, oaks Peernes, canals. fancy sn% y,
Dresses scarfs, Shawls, Ve Feathers Nls,sbo,r.
from Havre. ~"
Dress aud Cloak making promptly executed.
ms imsr
I ADiEs' SIN and Merino Under Vests for sale by
JOHN NJ. DAVIES JONES,
OK lm' 100 William Of John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

ORRls TOOTH WASH-PIeparsd from the onglnai re
wash purely vegetable possessing the proper
Ties seaniuE the teeth and mosh restoring the gains
healthy state and preventing unpleasant edocr
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from de
ranged state Of the stomach MI.
Il desgnsd to De used with tooth tush and will be found
10 supenede the necessity Ieuder sTrg tn teeth clean
aud preventing the gllAs the teeth
IL percuiay useful IN cases OF spungy gums restoring
TO healthy state, and causing them the
teeth In PAINFUL affections Of the teeth and gums arising from
cold, il will be found highly beneficial IL IS par
tcuarly servceable the Os Tooth Wash night nsr
before retiring to Th stod recommended by emf
nent denss by doing all PARTICLES OF food which sccu-
muaie during the day are entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night ia cean and healthy state
Sound teeth and white the valuable
Of unany but how neglect the ne
for their when surrounded by the
means needed Among these know Of peasan,
aud eecfual than the Oris Tooth West ceanes and viii
tens the teeth strengthens the pures the mouth and
the BREATH We use to all young and
Id Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Wash deteye we ever us-d On
enamel.-( Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists in the CITY mxr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

TOsEPH fALMIENPo geotem. us mar sutn. aio o1 -
INK estb,shnepl, No lqhn stitst, formerly NO Asto
House, Pslm.ri respectfully info his ,oneT psons
and friends aud me ubc IN general that he has htisd up m
above In handsome Style for the prpose o
On the Hair Cuitug and Dressing business in ell its branches
~ s magazine be found every variety OF articles sua
call and examine. pis stsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
LAMBERT sUYDAa, Pc
JOSEPH STRONG, Secy. MS 2t~ Tt
A II T | : 7 | N HA AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM

L L II A R.
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
NOT less tn inches long, in hundred different de-
~ signs-Neckaees, Bracelets Watch guards Earrings
Flowers E'ngs, %i & 1 and s x,1I; .,r,,
Still stand above all Others Their peculiar light
aud vesng character their being shaped exactly
asthe natural hair their elasticity and
teral and workmansh2 as well as their syls OF finish and
arrangement all combine form such perfect of hair
that they must be seento be fully appreciated.
Parties having piece OF hair OF living deceased friend
get formed by him design the
In such form il will b. keepsake invaluable.
Gratuiious advice all diseases connected with the
hair, the Hair Cutting Rnons,
iis BROADWAY, cor of Liberty. street,
Jyl26m- Up Stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

%" LEA 90 ~ bales landing, and for sale ny
sofp HINCkEN, Tonune Buildings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

a. LADIES' BOOTS AND shUE.s-LoeAa ooA,
s9 Bfoadway, keep. hue assortment of ladies' nd
chleus boots and shoes, of the latest American aud Er
Korean ashons Orders received by the dozen from places OF
fashionable ole eOJsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

RNCONOMY AND Observation-Disclosures ape 81
Il Cash Tailoring Establishment the city RUSSELL
PATRICK CO.'S 3e6 Pearl street. Frock and Dress Goats
made order from 81 TO 4S Beaver Overroats in FIST
STYLE SO S4 and other article of clothing equal
ycheal Gentlemen ndns their cloth can have then
clothes made up, and good fit warranted the following
prices (evsry article warranted):
Dress and Frock Goats made and trimmed from to s.
Pants, - to
Vests, 90 to z
B-Nsvsl and Military outfits cheap. and promptly
ia l,ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
J. s WALKEKs.
81 CLINTON CHkAP Boot isaa )

VI
ds<s@S Greenweh Spring st, is the only place
where b- found AMI shoes lines All
hose VINO boots and shoes will 10 well give e, La
e aud buskIus from 3 q s. and shllng pei
pai genemeu DO Is iom " sliings TO 81 pes pair boys
boots from hins 90 So % per ali All who 20 ave
aual. Il d. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

Guns, hlt LES, PISTOLS, aud general assornient
" hardware cutlery aud fancy goods anvls, wees, hoes
trace and log chains shove spades axes, ocks, bolts
files table cutlery, cket knives, with large assor
Of guns, rifles, musksts md pistols for sale 10 pnces
by A. w. SPIES 4 CO..
IN T.srlst
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LArE TiRn.i..t $50.

HEIp schooner Henry 9Telt e1 at N eX
0rllar sson. TIA .o1ysoin5 oFhbe I'm ham
I,aIsrco HIN TexaS Sse brouobt ~
papers. ont TIL Gle .eest civ learns from
tlen iraf.gstl, wish j, 100
trgdps had pufsutd tEe alaxicans, uu4sr
teb wan. iFda7$an Au'aoi5. PIE ere.
n}vI were fbrt. fying III t4T.sala fs Il rAeIiv +
MIdIna and@ GeF HaiI4 .o55z .a.eadsd Is
ataifk lhen.aliEaJ / saee asIsoauras lie IT,
eerkg1 Feit,tofcrnGi.t. Ffe ciizens III
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RtEe tsrdta, t,A4ta.isin ibid army.
i. batl eeh 2it aha BID ESQ Mexicans are
rBE Hill tbeif aav 10 'Fexys. ..
{ieu. UJll.hai'adyauce t}fton 30 miles
oi S.1n AntoliS east 5f4lie 4y5r Sewiill
wHefe. he net Q5pt @Cldwel!, with lG6
Texans, All .d5gbgemt6ttpo place, in
Mtfiali I99 MHx;Esas were KILLED and 100
II dTe woudael. CapsarnfGaldwell sue.
efe5ed la.cutHg3e Ms !. ~ through, after
beE4s s1rg3und4a seyetsl Bays Without
.thf loss,of aaAn3 4 comfaag Of % men
tfdn L}EgalEe N a.lsnaPslslg to'relnie@ee
Z tp;aln Ca!a%el com Hafly was coi 81
0Tihe 2eNlchhir and 10 Of them kTlie1 Z
Tri 3aars aHa n scared FL ] Re L.a1sIaaae
fbna'Iy ke3t the Mtx,esn d ay .ln'i
III y tt2a ghf fteig' allfltrg e b al~
Rien. NJ A.lretFraled oIhe MEdlao-21
Fl y.
S2fl N@s Hthlh \ titles hiella af X
Lou QtanI. Eut.knONin3 lta Gems 1aL
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In. s+l,sb ifFil5nai5 striyed.a, Bes-
itf3.Ea .f6esl3Ef rh5r4.i1s stoai bali. peat
stsfn 3glgtk.Id4i4bg earfGl. lsoh Lnel-
b 1i 6a ltjiaf tell E9si.
l5.4as FaiannbA bHostgtA l7uj'een yagsea-
Il s.lFes9. lIv,frf sdl.to Ifgli.axy and sky
,istt fo.a L3,etFoel aHd twe!ye lioin
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f1ifSa haNa1-I <ls9a s. Perry. e&iensi@e
tss vi lsfse-Lpi IA TIE uaf~
.-ll adI i 3arfti III va:e sale.
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1'tia aahY li5e grss5 aad cl1yer are ba1pt
I.5. tae~reasaaiGy eagerly selil tbeir i've
..55i + ia ,.ha z1ta,tst fears are enter.
taiaeTaf sl1tt PTovisfioRs fEr I'M winter.
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Il ei.ears at,lil5e 5li.Iaes Ufthe W4!,:aa
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was iAgu@n from The sraek, ,by ST 'ne ss:fs sup
posed. ala Tie fiHeuian was INSTANTLY MING
The sng.aser vas badfy scaled, 3ai ,A9 s+#l4e
man sane what ipIaFrd. g1E6
None Of he passenger ears wfre ngqqlEsn.ql
he traok. ellhcnsh The engine V b -11eb hat
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81
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sF-lAh ex'rl from ,ak Quincy Illinois
Whig dated SID inst Hlys We under
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/ DtFApfrt ,SrEAsiEo4r .AcclnE.H;F
File L5uERille Journal be TIE 18Th inst,
s9vs-,:Thc steamboat Carrier reports
having passed the Steamboat Eliza, OH
Thursday evening, al , O'Clock, i'd The
Mississippi. two niles above the mouth
If 0bio; sa1k 70 The hurricane deck
Forty passengers lie supposed 10 have
been drowned .and among them the Cap,
lain ! Vlte.ana.dEil.l: TIE Carrier round
edFto, bats caRl not 5eender .sny sassiS-
iadte. Taa ~ MI III Is Bound lof%N "
-0l.eans.n b :.
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AMERICAN. CREDIT .ABROAD.--The
New York Tuq11e saYs-."shr. Robinson, the
u S Loan Aeen,. ,eIne b Ene in the Britannia !
He SAYS that not ty R.psl even talk aboutlhe
loan. Private letters state That all moneyed
men would flown Qpdn any attempt 10 take sa
loan from this county lu1nl something is done.
1ate!alon 10 he fepallatlng States"
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DEATH OF THE MARQUIS WFALEs-
LEY.-r- The Eas;ish papets announce lie aeajh
of ths Marquis Wellesley, who aletaa sbe 2g,a 81
ssP'e nS'et, in his salyear. he vas he. al5sst
eFoiheT II ihe DaEs q WeHinston, aid vas
eLeais4 Marquis waAesles 10 1929 The Earl
q Slafy bOF9peh suctdsas p The title. I'D las
100 sl,osp.eloa q lie coanty Of Meath,
h1ishfof lib Starter, hh# been Governor &c.
Il sail'a' aed-Aad hIisd tic Offices clifford
- Z I'll 'sse1s,a'f ST STATE for 'Fdreish
~ alsal ga. '@lee maj 81 Lord Lleuienanl Of.
iisiahaf rs administration 81. ,het aEatss ef
ludlaf and Ilslana, 81 Eao-r CRITICAL psria5s ~
sheithissoi5 i sui fresh in ,he tecolscJscn 6f
me pablo. Is bis fesiFfirg csfs We are IL. s5,..
Cd fpr he pilisary career q his bfo,hsE. lie
9Daks IL We!ihston
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srH Ehe new METHODIST EPISEOPAL
TIE Ply. R5E.NYS

ID lBe pfeY5gleTian chaieS weFe II o. u =,
Isl INST Pew hqIders respectfully Ffduesled :
sto mAkeipay ment oTRoai&s RurHtRtafn
4 -CharLh .Lo4r D. Oct g ls42. - !. III Z.
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GEE4 ts'El2a BANNER. I
HEY 81 81 .4- ". az i A.N7 .ERIalN tNDIE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

We once more hoist our Flag, at mast
head, for the distinguished, patriotic
statesman of the West, where it shal
wave till the American People, in 1874
decide by their suilrages, the momen-
tous question, =" Who shall be ou,
next President :" In doing so, we stalk,
out no new ground for political action,
or adopt no new political doctrines
The doctrines Of HENRY CLAY are those
which this paper have ever consistently
adhered to, and firmly supported, and
we confidently look forward with renew
ed hopes for the glorious day when the
country shall be again redeemed and
rcgcnerated, under the broad banner
which we have this day reared. The
time has come for the Wings to show
their colors-,he.o is no middle course
whatever. HENRY CLAY is the only
man upon whom the great Wing party
can with unwuvering confidence unite.
In him they not only can, but wiH unite /;
their motto is, onward to the rescue of
their bleeding country-justicc TO Hem
RY CLAy,-and the salvation of the Re-
public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

lance Of sustaining every right eil'ht io'
the improvement of The intellectual, NOR
n. and religious condition Of the service
and Tor this purpose they will '"vi" the
attention Of all who are interested IN this
noble cause.
The foregoing objects, The subscribed
risks nothing IN saying, will engage tho
early attention of The conmlice nno
they are here Indicated that the public
may be apprzcd Of the leading objects
which the convention aud the COMMITTED"
as The organ of the convention, woul'
seek to promote.
All communications Intended for the
committee should be addressed (postag'
paid, to the Rev. n. Sayre Harris, 20
Broadway, n. Y. (Signed.)
VI. p. PARKS, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

Of water, which will be heated by "a
iircs, and she has four engines, each ol
80 horse power, making IN all 1000
horse power Some idea may be formed
of her vastness. when | state that 100
tons of iron have been used in her con-
struction.
The most novel feature about the
Great Britain is her mode ofpropulsion ,
which is by the newly improved screw
propeller, patented by Mr.. Smith, OF
London, with improvements made upon
1t, aud applied by that gentleman with
complete success To the Archimedes.
The Great Britain will be fitted with six
rnasis, on five oiwhich Il single fore and
AFT sail only will be carried, the main
mast alone being rigged with yards ard
topmast These masts will be low rs
compared with the size Of the vessel
although the mninmast will be 90 feet
long, and the quantity of canvas, though
inconsiderable to what she would carry
as full rigged ship, will sill be as
much as would cover three quarters of
an acre Of ground.
1t is difficult TO ascertain the precise
limits Of the speed which she is calcula-
ted TO perform AT sea. Probably the ex-
pcctations Of the directors are greater
N this poin, than they choose 10 confess
until an actual trial, but something con-
siderably exceeding that any sea-go-
ing steamship at present ahoat may be
looked for. The rate AT which the Orr
entail steamvessels accomplish their voy-
ages does not average more than eight
miles an hour the Atlantic steamers
about nine, and the most rapid sea voy-
age yet accomplished has not exceeded
an average of 10 miles an hour. 1t is
estimated that the Great Britain will ac-
complish from 10 to l6 miles an hour,
according to the nature Of the weather
and The sea- and no doubt is entertained
that her average will he at least l2 to
l3 miles per hour taking the lowest Of
these rates, there would be an amazing
increase over the greatest trinmphs Of
steam navigation hitherto heard of.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

iCF We are once more left without
n Steamboat-ihe Charter Oak having
been Withdrawn to copper and prepare
for the winter, and the old Limo having
Withdrawn altogether, not even coming
round once week. Where is our old
favorite Capt. B. +. Woolscy, with a
steamer to ply On the river, as has been
talked of for some time PASTOR where
is Captain some-body-eise ?--Ts thcro no
such thing as having n steamboat to run
regularly between this place and Provi-
denco f? The travel and business be-
tween the little village Of Fall River
and Providence, support convenient
boat, the year round Cant we. New
port and Providence,) do as much p
Will no body move in this matter ?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13
The Great Iron Steamer, the largest ycSr
i'm the world.

The following from the London Times
is more complete description Of ihi.
gigantic vessel than has yet appeared.
The Great Britain is built entirely OF
iron, with the exception Of the flooring
Of her decks, and the flooring and orna.
mental parts of her cabins. She is 3l1
feet in length aloit, or upward of l0C
feet longer than our largest line OF bat.
tie ships. Her extreme breadth is 81
feet, aud the depth of her hold - feet
She is registered $500 toLs, so that hen
bulk far exceeds that of any two steam.
ers in the world. She has four decks
the lowest Of which is of iron, and APP
Ipropr'aied for the reception of the car
go. The upper deck, with the exccp-
ton of small break in the iorecastle,
is completely flush from stem to stern,
without building or elevation of an,
kind so that, beside the masts and fun.
mel, there will be nothing above deck 10
offer resistance to n head wind.
The two intermediate decks arc ap-
propriated exclusively To the use of
passengers and the cquipage ofihc ship
and consists Of four grand saloons for
ming together a length of dining room.
of $500 feet, two large ladies' cabins at
family rooms, and l80 state rooms, cacl
containing two spacious sleeping he'ths,
so that besides the portion appropriated
to the crew, stewards department, sc,
the immense number of $50 passenger,
can be accommodated each with scpa
aio bed without requiring a siugc sof
Ia be made up in any of the .aloous -
The principal saloon is l08 feet loug b,
3! feet wide, and o feet inches high
Besides the vast space appropriated IL
the passengers, crew, Sc, and that oc.
cupied by the engines, boilers, &c, sht
has sufficient room Tor the siowrEc Of
1000 tons of Goals, aud 1900 tons ol
measurement goods. There are three
boilers, capable OF containing 90 ton
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

ADJOURNED Town MEETING.-Dogs
let loose.-An adjourned town meeting
was held in this place on Saturday last,
to consider, among other things, the ex-
pcdicncy Of repeating the Dog law
Wm. Ennis, Esq. Moderator. Tho
meeting was very thinly attended, there
being something less than one hundred
frcemen present who took part in the
proceedings. The result, (Which was
a vote directing the Town Council to
suspend the operation of the law indtf-
nieiy, by vote OF n to 80, may he
reasonably questioned as being a fair
depression Of the wishes Of our citizens
on this subject-though, if they do not
approve of the result, they Of course
have no blame TO cast upon any but
themselves for their neglect TO attend
the meeting.
The committee appointed at former
meeting to draft n code of laws to gov
ern the Town Watch, sc. asked for fur
iher time to complete their labors, and
"A vote passed that when the meeting ad-
journ, it adjourn to Saturday, 22d inst.
at 3 p. M.
A, bill passed in favor Of Capt. Charles
Devens, remunerating him for damage
sustained on his premises in putting out
the late fire in Towers School House
after which the meeting adjourned as
above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

MARyLAND ELECTION. The eleciioL
ior members "f the Legislature which
took place in May land on the 9Th, has
resulted il is feared ~ lavor or the locos.
though 1t is not positively ascr,iainrd ln
be so. The election is important, ns il
will dev"l,e upon tie Legislature io
make choice Of Scna,oI ~ CDnrirts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

eED Our correspondents article, vim
dlcailng the use of Carnphcnr, and in
reply to Il communication III our last, il
necessarily laid over for another mum
ber, for want of room.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

TIP " Uncle Sam" has crowded out
our usual miscellaneous reading this
week. This will not occur very lre.
quen,ly in future.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

~" Some idea Of the Whig spirit
moving in the West in favor of HENRY
CLAY, may be formed by reading the
account of The great me citing in Dayton,
Ohio, which will be found in today s
paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

Texas AND MExico.-The war be-
tween these two countries, il appears has
broken out afresh, and with prospect Of
being continued for a considerable length
of tune San Antonio has been captured
by the MeXicnns, and other more serious
attacks, II Is said, are contemplated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

tJS The Providence Journal Of YES
,erday contains the proposed New Con-
s'iu'ion. We shall publish it in our
next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

, A QprsrioN AND Answer -Whnt
right has The Globe To- abuse the Cow
rlnmcn, ot Rhode. Island ior cmployin ing
blacks to- guard the city Of Providence
against inccndiarism IL The Gnicrn-
mrnt were uoi allowed to employ black
guards. could The Globe have been us, d
us the Official ergap ~ Mr. Van Bu-
,trn's Iimt -.