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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-05
Sharon Springs Pavilion.
lConespondence OF The Herald.J
Cx,.co., Cn,,x~e Dawn ro~ AnU cG 1915

Correspondence Of the HeraidJ
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, Aug. 26, 1912.
Life at Shcrom Srrings-7hs Company, &c
BRIeADER GKN ]. G. BnNKTT:-
My DEAR GENERAL
My invitations, hitherto 10 induce you to visit
Sharon Springs have failed yet be assured that all
who have tried the efficacy Of those MineralW
one of heavens best gifts, to the afflicted with
Rheumatism, and cutaneous complaints psrticu-
larly, have uniformly been cured, and many others
particularly set forth in advertisements for
which those waters have no equal in this Union
The crsty old bachelor, heretofore sour in temper
from the govt, the disparng old maid peverish and
fretful, here become cheerful, animated and plea.
SAINT company.
We have large company, consisting Of many Of
our merchants from Albany, New York and Boston,
every grade of the military and naval officers,
amongst whom name MAJOR Van Buren,, Commo-
dore Hull, and the Colonel Of The regular army, lux
on b, we
concerts and cotilion parties, lectures on ancient
and modern history, &c: On the anniversary OF
Commodore HALLS Battle "a few days sncel be-
tween the Constitution (Old Iron Sides) and Our
riere, there was a concert and as the old hero APP
peared (who braved the battle and the breeze) 'ne
baod struck up,See the Conquering Hero Comes and
on his returning, we gave nine times n'ne l,s
which echoed through the SURROUNDING n'is' anu
made the welkin ring. a,
On The f;rst III September are 10 have our din
NOV drass.d from tbe flames produced from the
cu,ches sticks, and easy chairs, that have accumu,
Ia,ed since this hotel opened, and have been piled
M carefully In the evening a splendid ball takes
Once more invite you to participate in our enjoy
ments your lady and la eune editor; view scene
nv, and bciling-spring, which turns wheel OF
feet diameter, and pumps It's own weiet INTO the
large cisterns, which supplies the baths Take
bath and your summer journes will finish with
ecla; bottle Of old Port, and Csid mansfan'ta
waits upon you Just step up by the railroad 10 Gan
ApoLEsKHcE,
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IMPORTANT TO
HO u : X, X f r. p r K S.

a FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made upon Fish y
a Paan Novelty Cooking Stove, rendering 1t impossible
that difficulty should with BY
who has had experience in the kind of
stove The Novelty Stove is the only cook-ove which has
principle all Others being combination Of old plans remodd
bearing
the sale without any regard utility economy The No
yey Stove warranted in all every purpose
Tor which IL recommended be returned aud
will be refunded The which much larger than
perfect brick The fixtures which
Der more, and owing the peculiar construction Of this
nealy twice be used upon other Of the
Among the fixtures large boiler
ing gallons - barels large griddle which will
bake So ordinary sized buckwheat cakes large
suitable for baking large oayes Of bread Of rings
suitable for any sized kettle from barrel caldon
any one than its perfect simiei and adaptation
ed among all whs have ia For sale only Fisk
Stove Establishment 200 Wssr street. The public
toned be deceived by those who adv ertse
being the same principle Of q Novelty Stoves,
their legally authorised References given the
200 Water eight hundred who have
in in this city, dl8 lmsr
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING

THE has q gIest hs.ea up enc Of the
New York in which hundred at least sit down
20 an excellent and substantial breakfast dinner and tea rom
ceed ehe as regards quality number Of by ho
In The United States and varying from
one Shilling and dish. The Java and
Mocka coffee and very best and served at only three
oents per cup And all other refreshments proportion The
waiter uniformly civil and polite and every visitor be
assured Of feeling In this quite home In
fact every the business under the
dence whose sole and
guests. HENRY SOSLiNd,
Proprietor Of the French and American Eating House.
Nos 81 and &c Nassau between John and Maiden Lane
Ps-open Sundays for breakfast dinner and tea jeso smr
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND CAR.

H2 BROADWAY, Corner ohm street up stairs.
sHANKS, NJ ID. respectfully announces to the public
a that for the better accommodation Of his patients from
abroad well those Of thu city he has removed his Office
above stated where he will attend from o'clock daily
the and Of all diseases incident the human
and and the diseases Of Women and Children From
o'clock daily will be devoted consultations for the
Of msce ancous Of disease in department Of med-
cine including those Of private and delicate character
Doctor Shans IN order TO acquire the cond.nce Of
and 70 guarantee the public against the remoes feeling
prac oner Of medicine Of years d ,on graduate Of the
University Of the city OF New York and his inaugural
dissertation for III, degree Of Doctor Of Medicine from this
University entitled The Human Eye, Ansomcaliy Phsio
logically and PathaogcalIy considered elected the highest
appobatory encomiums from Professor Mott before the
semb council and professors hs learned University dur
lug the public examination and defence of the
Dr. s. the necessity he under in adveItng 10 these
ccumstances repugnant the decacy Of true
hearted physician but the duty he himself and the
gard he bound TO have for the prescription OF The tnp
health, mperously demand that he should speak out What
the regularly physician, who has spent years IN
the study OF the knowledge necessary quality him Tor MS art
and who holds the sealed testimony OF learned and competent
must hel respectfully enquire lremsn silent IN his office,
and allow hmseto be hu from the legitimate sround Of his
scientific exenon the bold. presumng reckless quacksl-
No for one will submit to II. And in order to place
this subject bef ire public in aproper light and in such
WV as 10 direct towards IL the public attention in the
possible manner propose W publish Immediately views
more at length this topic :,
second my efforts will please call Office and subscribe
for copy The will not be more than siypence
shilling. au2l im'r
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CHINESE LEMONTA.

a ENTIRELY and splendI article FOR the TOILET
"A surprising fragancy article of the Lind that has
been introduced this country Every housekceper
will highly appreciate it an indispensable family in'igora
Also Lavender, Pine Apple, Vanilla and Cologne ghy
agrantogetheT with every variety Of fragrant odcrs liquid
form. sale wholesale and retail at the Depot Of Health
au102wsT A v. II. WEBB Agent.
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DR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY. 2o,E Fulton street near
~ Greenwich-Dr Morrison Member OF the X yal College
Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surg IN the British Ma
W. continues he consulted daily on all disease. s delicate
and all those symptoms consequent
dicious treatment, and the mpudent quac Medicines
Dr. M has had experience of twenty wo yeas treating
delicate diseases in all their andc implicated oms and
mild safe and nfa,be substitute mercury eIadics
the virus with certainty hout ubecting the
patient any risk restricting him in susual diets
suits while hs medicines agreeable taste and SMELL Per
yemen, Of the prostate gland ae pansd with much inn
quences Of mareatmen DR.. structures scien
fc manner promoting absorI Of the hickersd circular
CONSTITUTIONAL EBnlTY-Thogsandso Of young
suffering from Of indulgence
cret destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of nostrumsa pretended specifics, which stimulate
only induce create Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the and confidence observed.
pos; PAID containing suitable fee, will
the correspondent advice medicine any part Of the
Unon by his giving history of his in detail 20s Full
ons efrear Green m
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STOVES! STOVES!!
ID A ID x,TI


OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARNER.
Proprietor in Offering this valuable stove to he public
ment. which consist hchy in following particulars,
ITO pbyiaie the evil Of i'm ;. CAPABLE Of afford
sS the ss's ais
warm sna %so iaa ause the air
S IN places exposed to apartment pure and whole
s@To lesson the risk of aeci s~And TO unite with all
Be- quickly nded sssn; ts and durable article
Tai, Stove constructed Of the best quality of Russia
occupying Of the centre cylinder which attached
Each ; S IN ss sG
y In ps s s s e o.
continually rushing through the which left open
warm air into the Apartment great amount OIL aieheo
Tss puy fn IF s a ii %
great exen Of surface moderately heated The heated
the entire surface Of The Keeping the
colder portion Of the air next the floor constant
rendering Stove periscy sale and agreeable for apart,
nsn'. * NsaG sSM ssss
L b. new article q ar tight stoves with rarers also
in use in hi. city: ausi lm.r
TO DEALERS IN BLACKTNG.
ce Of Baekins and possesses Qualities seaily superior 10
all Other kinds now in use. -.
polish the usual labor required in the Ofthe
further that requisite long sought for in the
peculiarly OF the composition never becoming hard dry
Dealers s.. .s Backing ted 70 s? and receive sample
case.
Manufactured JMJoHN So No. sprues.,
The firm Of Burgess Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business in future will be conducted by
au27 lmsm j. M. j Unison.
New YORK 4 ALBANY RAIL RoAD COMPANY,
2 Park Place, New York.
NOTICE hereby given the Stockholders Of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company, that the President
and Directors have directed cs nalment Of five per
the Capital Of the Company, payable
fifth day Of September
Subscribers resident New York and Westcheser will pay
instament Josiah Rch Chairman Of the Fnapc. Com
mii,ee and Treasurer for the Southern Districts 72 Front
ties, will pay their inaments Jona Akin Taber of FL
Committee and Treasurer for the Middle Distc.,
Rawlings Subscb resident in Rensselaer, county, will pay
their nstalmen Jonas c. Hear, OF the Finance Committee,
and Treasurer ofthe Northern District his office the city
TROY.
By order Of the Board,
a2tsep5r JOS. 4. BLOOMFIELD Secretary.
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OCULlSTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CTS
CELERRATED EYE WATER,

CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
MO. 10 BAKCL Y STREET, within two doors Of the
lnnammatoyG orhe eye, weakness Of sight, Sc.,,
never fail wing nebuas of the longest sandng without
CERTIFICATES.
Of brought house last fall apparently blind He
called to-day, and that he has been the OF
Or Francis. whose treatment has been the nean, under
'0u Rector Of St. GEORGE Church, st.
This certify that OF my children afflicted with
diseased eyes for length Of time OF them almost blind
with nebuas covering the sight, Every remedy was resored
whou, any good effect and despaired Of them benf
recovered They perfectly restored to sight by Dr. j.
'''A''' DANIEL 8. JONES. 40 Pearl street.
the skifa treatment Of Dr. j. Francis my sight is now per
''e' good and rSSIxRTHA BROWN, 1T Forsyth street.
certify to the above being !59s aise REsNrpIcr
Paste Of the Stanton street Church.
was nearly blind for TIVE y with cataract in each
eye and from the Of Dr. Francis wonderful paraton for
that my neg Eads,
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the Astonishing eff
cscy Dr. Francis preparations Tor diseases Of the eye,
Them to the notice Of the fubc
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor OF McDougal st. Church.
n. Cone, Pastor Of the Fist Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent Of the Home Mission Society.
jacob houner, Pastor Of the North Bal tist Church.
Numerous certificates Office Prepared and
sold only oy Dr. j. Francis. 10 Barclay street, New York
Artificial Eyes which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. 49,
Dr. j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the pubic
that OF the Of his business Dr. lenn,
Member Of Royal College OF Surgeons London and OF the
dence be placed in his skill an Oculist
Once hours from A. NJ. until 6P Nj. Jy10 3msc
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COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
FOX The treatment and preservation OF the Hair the only
insble preseryave against badness, and certain
for all diseases Of the scalp such nu pea potnca Sc
&C. &C. including all cutaneous affections. This article
ped wit great car, by the inventor and proprietor himself
exclusively devoted the perfection OF
article for the benefit Of the growth and beauty Of the Hair In
have arisen End did while this ejoices in the full yigor Of
manhood-and destned live long fine head OF hair
duly priced its cleanliness and beauty admired lie, those
who have these desires but give single trial and he has
GATED and when the prop expects obtain
his reward from discerning pabc and befoe-he
is not afraid Of getting out of patience.
Nearly five und ed certificates tst its virtues in
all foo ch Il is intended be used, iron the
highly respectable individuals in various parts in the United
States, the Canads be the Office of
tor and msnulacluIer No. / Pine street, New York.
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LOUISIANA AND NEW II /" YSkk Line OF PACKETS
@ "a & & @

For ihe better accommodation slippery intended
despatch ship from this port 3t bh 18TH 20t and
2 Of each month comms ncing the oh October and cornu
msnd-r Of the whereby delays and
will be prevented during the GUNNER mouths The following
ships will commence this arrangement:
sh,p YAZOQ, Captain Cornell.
Ship DC ONCE, Captain Jackson.
Snip MISSISSIPPI, Captain billiard.
Ship LOUISVILLE Csrtam Hunt
6rp SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship QASTQN Captain Latham.
shir HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Leaviu
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
6hip MENrHlS Captain knight.
Ship LOUISA. Captain Milford
These ships all built the city OF New York, express
for packets are Of light d,. of water have recently been
ior eqlsd for e9mfoI They commanded
sssshcon They viii at ali times be towea M and
down the Mississippi by stsamboas
Mother the captains Of those ships will be RESPONSE
bic jewel bullion precious stones silver plated
for letters parcel package, by board OF
them unless regular bills ladns taken for same and
the vaue thereon expressed.
Fer freight or passage, apply
6. X. COLLINS & CO. Sc South ST., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address,
The ships Of this line warranted 70 sail punctuay ad
versed and viii be taken 70 have the goods
~ measured.
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- KNDx 4 GO csn s..;d, =, only Iea,on that A
and at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Market 2oi Canal A.
northeast ceper o. Hudson sIeet-when almost every body
quality and sell them prices suit the times and i
almost every body had found this re any who
this should have found the store the sooner they
and y the soon they YIl reap advantage ALMOST
color or quality, can be found hem ehesp
su20 im~I A. hNOA co. 20f canal st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
III, late l29 Chatham street, Ne

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA co NPANf continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas OF every variety and style.
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious and
stamp Of neanes and elegance and the Teas the rein
thoroughly secured from light and air that quality and
power will unimpaired in any climate Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely 70 be e1eelled 1t
Is founded the utmost regard the nights OF the custom
er especially with respect weight and quality and unriva
lei chea An purchasers called TO return
articles which fail them the fullest when
The meney will be cheeIuy and promptly 'efanded Country
masters will find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment.
Office roasted every day. =,
Orders from all parts Of the Unitea states executed with
prompitude and despatch -
The only warehouse America for the sale 81 Hou
quas celebrated Black Tea. au2 lm-r
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TRIAL OF BOOK SAFES.-1he subscriber deems it his
duty contradict report which has been circulated that
of Wilde Patent ssanandsr Safes was tbs
Saanander submitted that test article
introduced, called the Improved Saamander Safen
All upon Wilder Genuine Pro-
perry Pes.rvers have failed The of has
been destroyed by fire. They have whstood the strongest
possible heat eigh, hours furnaces while safes Of
makers have been destroyed By the heat in less than
the lon Safe Store Of the subscrbe-the only
place in the city where Wider Patent Saamander Safe
b. had, made to ORDER
SILAS &. HERRING,
fxVd Itxxec tVat.r
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80 FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all CO.
fa os OF Fashion French boots and ,atent leather
eoys ana cmdlcn Men and boys cheap boots from s27j 81
Bny ho,s Per par Mems shoes TO 10 and l2 per pair
misses and childcn CATER boots buskIns walking shoes md
and slips % esnts 70 81 good I, slippers Come and
oadway and at 2o6 Canal st. noh-west corner Hudson a.,
Al Walkers. ~ 49, , ~ w. 80
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The OH Sb SS oILEP s SILK ttASHFAcT9oERNY9 i
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,


LUKE DAVIES X son,
lO8 William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS will at all times find the extensive
the United States OF the folio wing articles,
the reasonable termg wholesale aud tail
gentlemen youth children of velvet, cloth,
rino silk, glazed silk Sc &c. Full and trimmed with fur
and plain. Army and Navy officers dress and uudress caps
SIocKs Of every style aud quayof satin, bombazie
ing &C. made plain trimmed with bows cravat ties Paris ties,
dress apron stocks, SC. &c.
The SUPERIORITY OF frames well known by the light
perfect tt case and elasticity OF every stock
SHIRTS OF all linen plain and ed OF muslia plain and ed
with linen collars bosoms and wrstb of the app owed
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail tiles.
LrSLN collars and bosoms of style and quality oiled
silk white plaid and fancy superior manufacture Ladies,
misses and cl idren's oiled silk aprons.
OILED silk medcaed. for the Of govt rheumatism, &c
JArrAsrp leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts, SC SC.
The above articles made under inspection the
best possible and Of such materials aud workmanship
Ill be found on Examination equailed by none
TO which added assortment OF fancy articles oil
various qualities and prices.
Gloves suspenders. Cravsts, scas Umbrellas, Handker-
Chiefs Hosiery, Cnvat Sners. Guard Chains, Under Gar
msnts Of DESCRIPTION and quality Shaker Knit and
Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The attention OF the public generally invited to the above
extensive assortment of goods of which Of own
importation and will be sold such prices tail suit.
JOHN NJ DAVIES s. JONES,
TnerO
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INVENTION NO. 9.

=
The second invention OF modern times which would
respectfully call attention, KE NNEDYS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, the first ever in
vented in this country his article can be testified 10 b.
large number Of oral and verbal superior
to thing Of the kind imported from part Of the world
and rapdy supercedng all other nostms for changing the
black from xen red, other Objectionable color,
single application shout affecting The skim 90
The above Ha Dye was essibted at the Fair Amer
MUM, being superior to other exhibited II be OBJ
tanned at the foil wng places :-Baiey Ward Co. Maiden
Lane Learys Co. Astor House; g Bowery, Walkers
Broadway and at the mandatory No. Pine street, New
York
au30 lm%r GEORGE KENNEDY.
pATENTs-AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE
State street. Boston,
This office has been established in Boston for the past ten
years. and inventors Informed that all relative
the preparation Of caveats specifications and drawings
ments and other and procuring patents here
ted with and despatch and ali personal trouble
well Of journey Washington and DELAY there
model which may be by Handlers Express, and shou
explanatory letter being sufficient Patents secured foreign
in adf on al S d M
extensive library OF books patent laws, and mechanical
works. Sc, enables him afford evd and opinions
suits at law for &c. which would be in
ed to the Patent Once, Washington. free Of Ypense
Of Patents in 1889
To r. IL EDDY, ESQ.,
Sir - have the of the high respect
they have themselves satisfied with
and justice yourself compe say the banes Of your
Office far connected with this deparment evnces
For all further information apply to DAVID GARDINER,
Agent Of Patent Office No. 81 Pine street, New York.
rJNRIAI. ON BOOK SAEES-Ihe subcri ber deems m ms
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d LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Is re ~

HE OLD LINE Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
Of sang fas Sunday. the ships will sail the succeed
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KENNEDY'S

THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS
THE AGE.
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ALL THE DECkNCY-The locos Of Whining on,
Delaware, on tho evening after the late election,
for the purpose Of letting off l,.te Of their go
r,fication At the success Of their ticket in New
Castle county, obtained an hide, stuffed it
with straw, and hoisted il as large as life
wagon and paraded it through the Streets follow ed
by tho scientific brass Band" and accompanied
by ''aii tho dccency" Of The party. The hide
vas surmounted with a stuffed paddy, and
looked on by some Of The ri-hmen insul, to
the Emerald Isle, aud they became Outrageous
Thus il is with lokeyism-nohing bu, the hide
and straw. II the party design making
hide tho emblem Of their party, we would recon-
mend hide with longer ears, more expressive
of tho loud speaking leaders Of the party.
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The TariH..Read.

The Locofocos Of the city Of New York have
one merit. They speak cut at Tammany Hall
While the Post and lis coadjn,ors bea, the bush
for words Of equivocaI import. Slamm. Ming, &c,
&c. take open ground for BRITISH FREE TRADE.
The following are among the resolutions adopt
ed at Tammanv Hall, by a meeting OF which Ell
al +. Purdy was chairman, on Tuesday evening
last
ReSOired. That Mechanics md W orkinpmep
we OPPOSED TO a TARIFF Because
first IT tends 10 Impov erIsh the country. He who
asks that Tariff Of % per cent. be laid TO ena
BILE ban To compete with the foreign manufac,ur
er OF the same fabric, does, by iha, simple dema nd
acknowledge that the labor of the country as
distributed III us various occupations, does pro-
duco that which exchanges % per cent more of
the foreign fabric, than could be produced by the
same labor diverted from the fields, and mechan.
les shops and employed in the home manuiac-
ture Of the article sought to be protected
RESOLVED, That for these and many other rea-
sons which might be addnced. are in favor of
PERFECT AND ENTIRE FREE TRADE, as
the system by which alone the labor Of the coun.
try can be protected; and while, a, present we
do not oppose Tariff sufficient -.~a IT,
cvsoury al expenditures al the gov
we trust that at q" distant iay. this will
be effected by direct instead Of Indirect taxation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
LITTLE DELAWARE q. H.

Tho Wing candidate FOR Congress in Delaware,
tho HoN. GEo. B RODNEY, has been elected, by a
majority Of thirty votes. The loco ticket in N.
Castle county, for Assembly men and county off
elected, bu, 10 Kent aud Sussex the
Wing ticket succeeded. The Wings have a
majority Of IL on joint bao, in the legislature,
which will ensure the election Of the Hon John
NJ. Clayton to the Senate Of the U. States. Well
and nobIy done.