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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06
CAKR's IsIJPERIoR NEW CAMPHINE LAMPS
Ia Hns EGIl IlIIP NING IA PIN
PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOLIDS


PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOUPS,
WAkRANTEp g keep any length Of tune in any climate
beef maoa ss ss sy up
BROTH chicken tail soup, mock and turtle
% by m1 Se iILaM M III
OF lm.m sax Nassau
LONDON AND MANCHES TER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WhOLEsALE AND RE ALL, No. wall street Inc
q ,@gY?sed nds RuSbti Water fseoi Goods.
As%SS az S.i ss;, ss,s s, I' m.
Tor
GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS, and general assortment of
sss fancy sSod , :u ss hSsi
%sa' guns % "a'i''' Id r' " sFi is g. prices
go im.rrc als Pearl street.
MUFFs! MUFFs! MUFFs The sudden changes IN
beauty fashion ely should avail themselves of the
element eason They enabled enjoy promenade
sa as IA aSa os %f''hi5
An descriptions cleaned and
GENERAL DENNE'TIT's MORMON DIs g ;S IJss
NE sg EsG sn Tbs s%ia fns
sting asioandas exhibit their
S the poaey aa of the Manner o. ssss
ole Imsr BRADBURY. sODEN & Co. 1877 Nassau ST.
STATE OF NEW YOKK-sECRErAKY's oFFICE,}
ALBANY, Aug. 81, 1912. !
ITO THE SHERIFF of the City County of New York
- 10 hereby sSsH that e s' t, aa
of November the following officers be elected
4 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of this State.
Senatorial District, supply the
cancy which will by the expiration of the term of
service Of Gabriel Fuman the LIST day Of December
Also, the following City aud County Officers, wiz Thir-
Me mbes Assembly, and Register IN the place OF j.
Sherman Brownell, whose Of will the
last day OF December
Yours respectfully,
S.YOUNG, Secretary of state.
The above a copy Of notification received from the
Secretary of State.
MONMOUTH B. HART,
Sheriff of the City and County Of New York.
Sheriff. Office, New York, 3. pt. 10, 1872.
All public newspapers the county will publish the
above once Il E ach week until the election.
See Revised Statutes ls chap 9th, title 3d. article 3d.
part LIST, page l4O. o0 tN8r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

DR NOR RJSON

NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY 2o4k Fulton street
~ GreenwGh-pr MORRISON, MeWoer OF the koYai G9sge
W. be consulted daily all disease, ola delicate
nature and all symptoms consequent
dicous and the imprudent fquaca medicines
Dr. M has had experience OF twenty wo treating
delicate all various andc implicated Iorms and
mild safe and nabIe substitute mercury, eIadicat
ing the with certainty thout subectlng the
patient any risk restricting him n susua diets pur
while his medicines agreeable mtaste and SMELL Per
rgemeni Of the PROSTATE gland mpanied with much r
and dull about these Of the
ouences of maleatment DR.. w. treats structures
c promoting ABSORB of the thickened circular
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLlTY-Thousandso of young
from consequences of indulgence
cre destructive habit whose further injured from
pretended specifics, which stimulate
induce depression Dr. M. such
purely pathological principles and never fails establishing
cure-the and confidence observed.
suitable fee, will
the advice and dcne part
Unon by his giving history of his in detail 204x Full
on ST rec near Greenwich. ole lmtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

CAU TO EMACE1S.
MADAME. RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN. would
IN inform ladies who with proper de,icacy have Iepug
the treatment Of their complaints except by Of their
that in all she attends TO them esonally her
deems state this. she does wish be
class with the continually appearing and disappear
ing advertising Female Physicians who ignorant and
incompetent themselves obliged scarcely less
quack Consulting paIlos and
residence las Greenwich street, between Courandt and Lii
berty Hours Of attendance from A. M. 9P. NJ
ol8 lmsr
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
~ change original color few minutes This
.cutisn q from offered and cannot fail of
advantage of identifying the bair without ung its
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues are to have their hair
changed before money If humbugs would
this method there would be complain.
Que trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and applied, No Chatham
street, opposite Hall Records New York up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

~ ~
THE PRIVATE TREATIsE-This Is little volume
disc which and private
Of cure stated in the planes possible And
direco-s for the simple aud
cases which fallen hands,
continue from mouth month"; particularly dwelt
Such persons will immediately he difficulties which
pede their whatever we'll the plan
be each particular obtained only OF the
author, ID. Ralph, SO Greenwich st. Price 81
Dr. Ralph also takes this Of that he
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred
private residence, at any hour -
Aware however the deep and just socitude which
feel consult Of integrity well experience IN
these peculiar complaints the authof deems proper to give
the following short skech of the opportunities he as had fit
himself for this trust And this he tn inclined TO
assured him that Tor want o. info m en OF this
XII they have selected from list Of advertising people the
who had OF wonderful without
the berst II. therefore bsgs to state that be-
his rank graduate OF Edinburgh, &c Nc &c he has
been watching Diseases both hospital and city practice
for than thirty years, aud has published editions Of
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letters
from the eminent physicians of Europe. to em
Sir Astiey Cooper DR. Mott of N. Y
md Dr. of Phil delphia, and sthers; and further
Of emnence this city, Nothing be stated, he
better ground Of confidence those who
gers to him.
consultations be made by post and for such he has.
little private chs thing for
speedy and private It's forwarded be directed
Price $l0 o16 Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH.
DREJUDlCE, habit, make to prefer every thing
foreign. We ask such make trial OF erproof
and and for far at least Macntoshes
conceIed that the only merit peculiar TO the imported
the American that they may have hung peg
Cheapside until they became and out oil fashion, then
shipped America be sold as good enough for the
fnce OF the American Macintosh IRON dollars
HORACE II. DAY, IS Maiden Lane,
$50 Imsr Successor TO Roxburv India Rubber Co.
ONE PRICE STORE.
THERE IS NO IMPOSITION praclicsa
L asking dJube che
errupuou the side walk. NO insult offered
purchase.
Any wishing to make purchase rely being
furnished with clothing at the following prices
Goats 50 u
Cloth Jackets
Cloth Pants so
Saitn-u Pants so 2 30
JACOB COGS WELL,
nj Inns ham frp Rose at N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDION!
SIGNOR l.. MARTINI begs to inform the public that he
~ has Just published his Accordion Instruction. which
vided pats-the first for the Accordious without
ones-the second for with both Of which
amply furnished with selected music and exercises
gesssey written in order that the SLY
SGNOR MARTINI bsgs also to state that he has large
collection OF MSS music for the Accrlun which he
to publish shortly and he for that instrument
music he should be The Sgnor will be thank
all those who will his Canal
where he continues To give his lessons. aug 3msr
n WILHELMS, No. 23 Broadway offers for sale his ne
- imported stock of goods, Wholesale and retail
1Ot Embroideret, and finished of
kinds; worsted, WOOL stitching and knitting silk be ads
canvas, patterns, &c.
Ain small and lace wares, all of silk and worsed
strings borders trimmings, tase nges and every article in
this line, done in the most fashionable taste.
3-The most copious and splendid choice Of artc flowers
done IN the neaet work and bouquets
sc.
4-Articl. OF iron Of the various descriptions
manuacture red in the Ro, al Iron boundary at Berlin
5.-ExquisIte ami figure in bronze.
Ga beautiful assortment of supe sine basket wares,
IA considerable and Ell choice pressed an
sheets OF let cards, waters &c.
San eeg ant and great store OF the porce
"a splendid assortment OF the finest
and refiua.s o28 imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

REMOV l..
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MkNT,
II removed from las Broadway TO No. ] Astos House
ECONOnY IN GENrLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments egant ash'onate kind saving Of
~ cent tor cash.
vI>HE advertiser d.
neyed system OF giving Inst OF nominal prices, pres
length he together with
the extensive patronage bestowed prove u
voucher capabilities Possessing
being connected with cloth Europe
which,,
parison, found any making up
the best descriptions OF gentemen's dress.
sl0 SIN ). PHILLIPS, Astor House, Broadway
SHlRT S
SHIRTS made after the latest and most approved French
patles. Coats, aud all
and the fashionable style
entemens furnishing and 69 Maiden Lane, New
YoIs.
SIN VIM COLLINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

GLOVES, vELvETs AND SILKS RESTORED
" Dr. Feuchtw constructed apparatus
Jug spotted kid gloves silk vevets and silks their
original condition, and reasonable Orders and
parcels pupctuslly attended 70 BY -
o3l 2awlmsm Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

j. SOFIA,
+ r. + n III ID e K,
400 PEARL ST, Principal Office,
THANKFUL for the patronage heretofore bestow
pectfuily informs the public mas, for
dston OF his the OF city, opened
Two Oces situated 257 BLEECKER ST., the other 1852
owERY. for the p,ion and delivery vi Goods.
All kinds of Silk, Cotton and Woollen Goods
DYED.
Merino and Cancels Hair Shawls cleaned in the French
style, with neatness and despatch
y All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets secured.
Merchants have all kinds OF goods dyed and put in
their original FORM
Brooklyn Office, 40 Fulton st. Brooklyo. oil lmsr
RESTAURANT FRANCAIS. No. $ Nassau St. opposite
IL the Custom House. J. BONNARO & p DELAMOT-
have the honor inform their and
generally they have ENLARGED their Breakfast Dining
saloons have besides arranged
parties, aud will pay particular attention orders for Dinners
and Suppers private which they will furnish very
moderate prices
They constantly have on hand
Brandy Preserves of all kinds
Liquors in great variety.
Wines of Il. brands.
Oil of Olives refined.
Gruvere Cheese.
New Chatel Cheese.
Trufhes and Mushrooms.
Fat Liver Pies. &c., &c. OF lmfr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

FlsuING DEFENDED. defends his re-
creation in the following quaint language:
You know gentlemen, it is an easy thing
10 scoiT at any art Of recreation a little wit
mkt with i'll nature, confidence and malice,
will do 1t; but though they often venture
boldly. yet they are often caught even in their
own trap, according TO Lucian, the father OF
the family Of scofiers:
Lucian well skilled in scofinr, this hath writ,
Friend, tHs''S your folly which YOU thruk your wit.
This YOU vent 1T, voiI both Of Wit and far,
Meaning another when yourself you jeer.
Ifto this you add what Solomon said of scot
fcrs, that they are an ahomInaton to mankind,
let him that thinks fit scotl on, and be a scof-
fer still, but account them an enemy to me
and all that love virtue and angling.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

NJ WORDSWORTH.

Milton thou shou'dst I've living al this hours
ENGLAND hath need Of thee; she i. = fen
0f stagnant water; altar, sword and pen,
Fireslr. the heroic veath of hall sud bower,
Have forfeited their ancient English dover
or inword happiness. We nrc selfish men
Oh raise up, return 10 us again;
hrd give us manners, virtue freedom. power.
TIM soul rds lie a star, md d,crh apart;
Thou hadst voice whose sound was like the sea,
Pure rs the naked heavens. majestic, free,
so did-t thou travel on life's common way,
In cheerful rodness; and vet thv heart
The lowliest duties on herself did lay
Great men have been among u.s. hands have pen.
ned
And tongues that uttered wisdom. better none:
The lafei Sidney, Marvel. Harrington,
Young Vane and others who called Milton friend.
These moralists could act and comprchend:
They knew how genuine elorv was pul on;
Taurht us how richfullv nation shonc
In splcuhor: what strength that would not
bend
But in macnonimNus mrekncss. France lis strange.
Had brought fnith no such souls as we had then.
Pcrpctual emptiness! unceasnr change!
No single volume paramount. no code,
No master spirit. no determined road;
But equally a want of books and men,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

SCrSE AT the NEw YoRK Po,T OrrIcr.--
Ore hundred and elivin, esclaimed voice,
that told at once its owners wish anu place of
birth The officer on duty, finding that the
Box so numbered was not let returned to hi.
loop hole, and scrutnzcd the speaker yer, care
fully, when the following conversation tooF
place:
Officer. What do you w,ntf
Pat 'Ltters, if you PLACE
Officer. who sent you hrrer
Pat '"Twas just myself, sir
Officer. 'Whst is your namet'
Pat 'Dermot Hughes sir
Officer. why doyOu expect toge; your let.
sers in this way
Pat What way 'ud cxpec, to get thin
sir i-shure, this is the post Office =
| Officer. Yes, but why 40 you ask for Ill .
! Pa'. Its where | live, sir-one hundred
and eliyin Delaney street.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
The Right Horse.

"Thai horse Of the Captains Tom, may inquire
Whether you call him 'Asbest0s' because he stands
FIVE -
'Vv SIR to lr sure, he stands fire ike Veteran,
But we named him As Jest Os there amt bet.
ter one :"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
Honor.

"Honor's sacred tie, the law Of kings,
The no lie minds distinguished perfection,
That aids and strengthens virtue when il meets her,
And initiates her actions where she is not:
II ought not TO he spnrted with" ChTo.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

Iftho lettering, roohcss walls of the Tower
ofLondon could speak, what historical names
would they utrer' Do you give up Wat
Tyier, Wa Rufus.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

Why docs this present year resemble the
year before last! C'csi IA meme chose Be
Cause the year before last was l-lO, and ih's
is eighteen hundred and forty TOO,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

"They make iight Of us now," says one Gin
cinnati porker to another.
"And burning shame it IS" responded the
othsf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
"a. II. .n.fSSBR, Editor.


THE" AMERICAN" is published every saur,
day at TWO DOLLARS per annum TO be
paid half yearly in advance. Nopaper discontin.
ued till arrearages are paid.
No subscriptions received for less period than
SIX MONTHS. All communications or letters on
business relating to the office, to insure attention,
must be POST PAID.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
Htnely Lyrics, conyeying Homely Tra'hs.

IInely Lyrics, conveying IIomely Tra'hs.
Custom in i7I2
Mnn 10 the plough,
Wife to the COW;
Girl to the yarn;
And yours rents viii be Melted.
1912.
Man tallo-ho;
Miss pisno;
Wife Silk snd satin
Boy Greek and LATIN;
And you'll all he Ga,nited.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

EVTfy fUbStqUfht IhSefV0h, ~
Yearly Advertisements: one column, Se5 hsf
column, SIS, three squares. Sl2; two squsres, 80;
me square, S.. Hs'Eyearly: one column, Sls
half column, sl2; three squares, 50 two squares,
IS; one square, SO so.
Alvcrtisement- ei, without directions as 10 the
length of ,irnc thcv pre IN he published, will he
continued until ordered out, aud ch,rged scco-d.
'nglv.
C.JSiz,Her lines make , squars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The morning business commenced in the House
with the piion Of Reports from the Standing
Committees, and from the Selec, Committees.
Mr. ARNOLD, of Tennessee presented repor
from the Select Committee, of which he was Chair
man, which proposes to reduce the pay OF members
and other officers connected with the Federal Go
vsTnmsnt
The amendments reported were read, and the bill
reported.
a bill WAS also reported from the minority Of the
committee, by Mr. GwINN, OF Massachusetts.
The msjorIiy of the committee proposed many re-
forms out all Of them sIeep. 50 sr as they applied
10 Conscess moderate than The bill introduced
by Mr ARNOLD, a. the oonmencem=ni Of the
week They were n The n.in, =, follows:
Tsss Ee-se-s Ct Co7EreEs shoud be pad Is pel
den I15 s. f1r iE-zIy zlss q lraTs,-
Tszi 81 e=es-s e TIE Fe3s-1i GsTsfrne-i Ekc
have szl1-y @ $40 AT u7E.r.s ss.i. have .k=
s-laraes Fe1acss - ~ -=1:-
Ta.I a. z.'s. ssLIslss lrs 1,-rt tkl1 : 100 Al
Lass Jh1n S350o, s1zli &c rscu-sf II pes csnL-
Excrp.iors 10 ih- re a. ths cE5-zrs O. re o.
6ica,ry s13 ID. D.p-0-1.uc CorpS
The minority Of the Ceamistes reported b
also, ~hi-h proposed % rstuetioa o. pay o. 1ils-
age, BE-; IImilsioo Of the sessions TO i've
tnOuihs-
After much debate - 70 the order OF Business the
oil was referred TO the Committee Of the Whole,
and The bill and amendments were ordered 10 be
printed
Private bills were considered az SON. length and
several Of them were passed. Then came q con
eurrenee on the Committee of c inference, upon
the Navy Appropriation Bill, ard then 4 speech
from MIR GENTRY upon The contingent ApPro-
pfiallon bill before the House on Thursday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
CO M Va VACATION.
AMELIA SPRINGS.

Mt Eii,or-l' may no. be in my power to serve
the sptins's- going community moe than to lay 30.
fore them tho following, lately received from q
friend,
AsvlrA Sraixos, July 2i.h, "a.
My Dear C.-Iiaving had occasion TO visit ,ho
southern line Of Virgins. concluded on nv return
to call ct this place tors nigh, Only. The dsy Va have
been stealing away, and fnd myself consuming
the htst week, with but little desire ~ leave
This is a delightful watering place, situated In .
hish and healthy region. about 50 miles southwest
Of the city Of Richmond, and about the same dis.
lance itom Petersburg; accessible from every quar-
ter by fine roads. The proprietor, MIR Wilson, has
SPARED pains, trouble or expense in fitting Il up
on large scale for the comfort Of visitors and can
with ease, accommodate more than 500 persons.
The whole establishment is in tho true old Virginia
style, free aud easy, with good welcome, and low
rates.
The water consider highly medicinal. Sulphur
Is the prevailing property. There sundry com.
blnalions IN which is found a considerable portion
Of magnesia. There IL a striking resemblance To
the White Sulphur Water OF Greenbrier. differing
in some Of the proportions only; and superior, 1
have no doubt, in removing ds.ase, permanently,
from the system. My preference Tor this water IL
founded on this:-l believe il will admit OF proof
that the larger portion Of chronic diseases which af
hct the human family arises from the remote causo
OF psrra cirrus, handed down from generation to
generation, against which Sulphur, in modera por-
tons. IS the most powerful specific. This water is
improved digestion. have thought il Just TO say
as much as Rave, believing, as DO, that there arc
iew waters IN the State, or elsewhere calculated to
yield more benefit to the invalid and no place more
comfort and pleasure TO the sojourner.
There are about 10 visitors hoTo at present. So
vetal hundred are expected. A few days residence
only does not enable mo TO give you description
Of tue place and company, such as you may wish:
but rs you have confidence in my judgment Of ia
male beauty and disposition, suppose | may ven.
tuIe word or two on those matters. Here we hayo
much beauty and comeliness in their sw eetest form;
nothing foreign; nothing effected. or out OF place.
II you were here, think you would acknowledge
10 truth OF what have often told YOU, that all
that is noble is with woman whom unbiased by the
fashions OF the great world. You would certainly
lose your heart, callous Ii il were not that
my engagement IS fired, as you know, should lose
nine.
Dancing anu innocent games amusc the young
'ad'es and gentlemen, whilst the matrons look on
win uehsHt' II you wish TO spead an agreeable
| summer, come TO Amelia Springs.
Your sincere friend, III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
iU~ See the powerful le,to. Of Mr. rilImo,,

SINGULAR iNpSED.-1 he Salem Gazette reeapi.
,uIa'es tue following very remarkable and vet well
known iaets. As 10 embracing the task of ac-
counting or attempting TO explain the contradictions
y calls to light, we shall not undertake no such
siare.--R. STAR. ""1
IL Is singular fact, that Of the various charge,
against General Jaeksons private or public eharac-
Tar dwelt upon during tho excited canvas. which
resulted IN his election, there not one that was
not originally published by those who were hi.
principal supporters IL was his great supporter in
the western states Mr. Senator Benton who declared
nm the author OF an ousge 'unheatd OF in the civil
wed world IL was the Benton pamphlet which
hTst Brought 10 public notice tho various CHARGES
against the private life Of General Jackson and
exposed the circumstances Ct the military exc
euiiuns under his command; aud Il was The
Boston Statesman which first called the pub.
lie attention, IN this country. TO this pamrh-
let, declaring that its author had done nos
ply IN showing the un6iness ( General jackson
ios :he II iidency IL was General Adair, of en-
lucky who, many years ago, insinualed that Gene
raj jackson, rier being implicated in Bus treason,
had msdo his peace with the government by turn :
ing States evidence; and il was the Editor OF the
richmond Eoquiter, who, after a general review
OF MS li,, declared that "hs election would DO n
curse to his eo,n uy.'