The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
Oc;- What has become Of the new theatre

sisS OF four favOrlte pieces and Will afford fund oil
amusement.
o. What has become Of the new theatre I?
Court Calender-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. ~, 137, %, Is, n 49, 30, 81
49, 49, 1885, 49, 49, A. A. a. 46, AZ, 4s, SO, 81, a. ta
COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. II, 25, 12l, u, l25.
Part Alta oclock-No. SO.
o. CHATHAM THEATRE-Noihing can exceed
the enthusiasm with which the performances of MIR Marble
nightly received at this establishment. His cOmcaes
are rich that he most miserable cannot do else than
laugh He appears tonight in the Comedy Of Who Wants
Guinea and in All the Worlds Stage. The comedy Of
Perfection and the farce Of Sudden Thoughts are also
performed.
o. sHERMAN's LOZENGEs IN SOUTH AME-
rica-n fact we do not know where they unknown.
Scarcely family in the United States but what them,
compare with them in curing coughs colds, headaches
papitaon and worms Four years extensive of them
has placed their reputation beyond the reach Of csv
ioubt. Remember and get Shermans Lozenge%-his Of
ice at log Nassau street. door above Ann
New York. and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
W.AyERY PLEASANT HELP IN TROUBLE
ming If you troubled with the darrhGa all that
necessary to relieve you is to eat small piece Of his D
arrh1a Candy as sweet morse and acceptable to he
aste could be desired His Worm Candy equally deli
ous Will give relief both to infants and adults in short
time.
His Dinner, Tonic Candy is a cure for indigestion
ness or distress after eating heartburn &c. and his Ca
hartc is most useful physc every where PHI
~ necessary.-Sold at l35 Nassau street.
Keep 1t before tho People.
&C. THAT M. RAIDER, No. 46 CHATHAM STREET,
has Of late been most notorousyes, notorious keep
ng no not keeping selling mean the finest favored
and choicest Havana scgars in this any other country
He has just received prime lot of aromatic Principles
icing good Judge Col Monroe Edwards himself wei
pronounce them capital fit for the Emperor any body
md Regalias" cannot be surpassed Being on Contract
With one Of the most extensive houses in the Havana
able at all times to keep splendid assortment on hand
see advertisement.
General Jacks0n's Engraved Likeness on'
G3- IT is THE INTENTION OF THE UNDER
gneS 70 M an engraving Of the large miniature
drew Jackson. twill be executed steel by the vel
known and accomplished cngraver, Mr. NJ. Danforth
New York. who stands at the head Of his profession
country The engraving will occupy about nine inches
equare, and will be printed fine paper with large
margin.
Neither pains expense shall be spared to render th
engraving perfectly satisfactory the friends of its dis
nngushed original both as an accurate likeness and
The plate will be advanced without any delay so that
subscribers can be furnished with the Impressions about
the first Of October They will not be exposed for
sale the and only be procured by those
give their names TO my immediate agents.
In order that the charge for this print may come within
at the low and permanent price Of three dollars.
Mr. NJ. Dodge will act as agent for obtaining subscri
bers in this city and the surrounding country.
With regard to the merits of the painting from which
the proposed engraving be TAKEN have the pleasure
and liberty OF referring to the following testimony.
New York, June eth, 1884,
sr--rhc undersigned have given TO your miniature
likeness OF Gen. Andrew Jackson careful and critics
examination, and have pleasure in bearing testimony
ampled fidelity. As his neghbors and friends in
the enjoyment of constant intercourse with him they
would respectfully tender you their sincere thanks fo
giving to the world so faithful likeness of the retire.
Veteran he appears home the bosom of his fsmi
iy Mt his present advanced age Of seventy five years May
you derive pleasure in rejecting upon the high degree
profession profit from multiplying exact copies of th
finished production OF your pencil and undying fame
having produced the best likeness Of him what has beer
called the greatest man of the age"
THOMAS CRUTCHER,
FELIX ROBERTSON.
To Mr.. J. W. Dodge, Nashville
IThe following is by the en- Secretary Of the Nsvy
Having been for some time In the daily habit OF
ing with General Jackson and become critically fams
with the features of his face the expression Of his counts
the air OF his person and his usual attitude lille sit
ting have hesitation in saying thu -keness
taken by Mr. Doiges is beyond all comparison superior
any OF the very many have had an opportunity OF sec
ing, and gives perfect representation Of the General
this time. JAS. X PAuLDING.
Hermitage, April 30, lsls
[By ex.Prcsdent Van Buren,
most fully concur in the preceding des ription oil ME-
Dodsc's likeness Of General Jackson.
From the General hmselfl
In regard to the miniature likeness taken BY Mr. j. W
Dodge OF me, cen only remark imam being the wcr7
Judge Of himself and Of OF his iikenes that nav
heard many of those long and best acquainted with m
observe that his best and most perfect OF any the
have seen Of me. ANDREW JAChSON.
Hermitage, April 18th, 1872
For further testimonials the following Distinguish
I'd men, the Evening rost and Courier Enquirer
members Of congress.l
James Buchanan, of the Senate.
VIM. r. King,
]. c. Calhoun,
Thomas w. Gilmer, of the House.
w. D. Campbell,
Milton Brown
VIM. NJ Gwin
Thos j. Campbell
a. v. Brown, F"
Cave Johnson,
r. w. Pickens
James c. Jones' Governor OF Tennessee
John =. Young, scc'y of State Of Tenn.
Rev. J. 7, Edgar, Nashville, Tenn.