The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13

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Here IL Comesr
90 SUPERB ENGRAVING The N.w wor,a e
saturday August ID, will contain an immense vsrv Of
original ara selected Tales Poetry sketches Sc &c
for he information, instruction. aud amnsenan, of bs
People Robert Owen and Socialism; an ar,icls a. .,i
subject splendidiy illustrated "Reminiscences of the
Byles kamy, original sketch by the popular au,bor
Of" Three Experiments in Living" SC. &c. The Devil
Bridge; original translation from Dumas TrayepC
Sketchesrcaptal. The Mser's Daughters the whole az
the July part Of this popular rOmanse by W H. Ain :.
worth Waterloo; an original leaf from the Journal Of
Knickerbocker. Letters from Germany, No. 10 of this
interesting series from F. Grund Esq Hits Poetic,
Styles BY an admirer of " Rejected Addresses"-very
about Nothing or the Manuscripts Of Gustavus of swe,
den; Mirabeau and Byron; Navy OF the United States
Original Poetry; Scrap Book articles; Editorials Literary
Terms single copies Ct cents So year in advance.
numbers-price % cents Abel Parsons" original
novel-price l2i cents Also, MORLEY Ernstein," by
Just published in three numbers the Life and
lines Oh Louis Philippe King Of the French with three
elegant rortratsprice % cents Orders from the
| try supplied at the lowest rates,
90 SUNDAY MERCURY-A NEW FEATURE
Iomorrows number Of this popular weekly will present
new feature in the shape of humorous and atircal
cravings OF which two at least will be published every
week: Count Tousky Wousky, alias Crib-and Bolt-of,
and signor Toll ecque will appear to.morrow' paper
Other engravng, original select and yet pub
| lists.
The beautiful story of Paul Verona will be concluded
tomorrow More Domestic French and all sorts of other
things, amongst which is the Kitchen Kort Marshall
burcsque by Lade-A Report of the Boat Races of the
Week. by one Of the Edtor-The United States and its
Prospects-Borrowed Fun-Al the News of the Week
Poems by Spoons and Tongsand beautiful reading
for the Sabbath by Dow JrEditorals every subject
Office 10 Beekman street, price cents single copy; 81
eight monhs sent in wrappers to any part Of the
world.
90 Posmasers &C.. sending five subsc ribcrs will be
entitled to sixth copy to ten per cent commission
The Mercury the largest of the Sunday papers Ad
| vprtSe ptsr eivsdt IOo,oIo
nJ- THE SUNDAY STAR OF TOMORROW
Park, with some splendid engravings-T Com.
panions-The Pedlar-The Veto, Tariff Bl-A Lecture
Sy Loebsa a H1mbggcThe pawnbroker.songs
in Barclay streetHoste Correspondence between the
Hon. William sngsmall, Messrs. scullthck and Flea
Our own Fashions-Fa Fashionable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
binary InquestThe Drama, &c. and host of Editorials
Advertisements inserted at low rate. If advertisers
looked to their own interest as much 10 to theirs
the Sunday Star would have to be enlarged double its
present size Price only two 0s cents
Editor and Proprietor-Ofice No. 2Os Broadway,
| a3- CLIREHUGHs WIGS AND sCALPs.-The
splendor Of Clrehughs Grand Saloon, only exceed by
the elegance of his style Of cutting and arranging the
and perpetual fitting Wigs and scalp By method ony
known to himself the hair cannot be dsarranged they
are warranted never to shrinkhey are made to fit e.
acty as the natural hair grows and accommodate them
selves to the head silk stocking to the limb. The
hair is sngly inserted, and appears to issue from each
ioAASc 10y "A'Ao~| 'niSnheoo
weight light and elastic without being loose and hav
ing metallic spring, all dsagreeable olivia
concentrated in these works of An assortment Of
several hundreds always hand and prices lower than
any house in the city.
Private for fitting Wigs 2O5 Broadway, up stairs
| 90 HAIR CUTTING.-Nothing distinguishes the
exterior of the true gentleman than the arrange
men of his hair. 1t is found in the extreme Of
fashion, arragned with the astideus mnuteness
Of Petit Maitre but in that moderate and happy medium,
which always characteristics the Of taste. Next
the advantage of finding fine head Of hair is the mpor
lance of having it well cut and in this branch of art
Clirehugh stands preeminent His design and execution
differ entirely from the usual practice OF hair cutting
with which the operation is performed. '
One of Canovas sculpured heads not easier recog
nzed than one Of the living arranged BY the magic touch
the elegant division of the hair giving that noble
manly expression to the countenance which only be
impaired by the hand of atruly great artist
Since the opening of his splendid Gallery of Fashion,
C arrangements are to be always at home and gentle
men can depend upon being waited by himself 20S
| Broadway up stairs.
out The world, the human hair is always found to be
| subject Of peculiar attention. OF the numerous
have survived-cven n name whilst RowLAvps, MacAs.
sAR Oh, with areputon already unparalleled is still
with innumerabe testimonials Qor perusa the proprc
tors) is sufficient to satisfy the ncredulous its
preserving and identifying the human hair.
In dressing the hair, nothing equal the effects of
ROWAN MAcAssAR On, on either natural ari.
cal hair, rendering it SO admirably SOFT that it will lie in
any direction it produces beautiful flowing curs and,
by the transcendant ustre impars renders the head
heated atmosphere of the ball ROOM neutraizes the
effects of damp atmosphere violent exercise See
advertisement. 10 is 20 "a
aD-"No PAYMENT UNTIL THE HAIR IS RE.
STORED" isthe terms which Beas Hair Restorative
is supplied Qun's Bazaar, No l73 Broadway N. B.
Personal references given to some of our first citizens.
by our late Mayor, Aaron Clark, who personally
quainted with many of the signers.
To the Ladies it is invaluable pomsde not only
restores but keeps the hair in excellent condition the
latest period of le Price 81 per bottle and 50 per jar
| sufficient for a test in any case of badness.
| 90 THE HUMAN HAIR-Where the hair is OBJ
served to be growing thin nothing can be prepos
ferrous than the use OF oils grease or any fatty matter
grosses ignorance, they hasten the fall of hair by
increasing the relaxation of the skin When there is
harsh dry or contracted skim and where the small blood
vessels which nourshment to the bulb obsruc
ed then the eils &c. be good, they tend relax
the skin but alone they Of avail. There be
stimulus to the vessels from their torpor, and
quicken the current of the bood-Extract from Clire
hughs Treatise on the Hair.
The sam of Columbia the only preparation that can
have that effect being entirely free from any oily sub
stance Its positive qualities are as folows:-
lst-For infants keeping the head free from souri, and
causing luxuriant growth Of hair.
2dFsr ladies after childbirth restoring the skin to its
natural strength and rmness and preventing the falling
| out of the hair.
sd-For any person recovering from any debility the
ath-lf usedin infancy till good growth is started
may be preserved by attention to the latest period
| life.
5th-It frees the head from dandrua strengthens the
mpats health and vigor to the circulation and pre-
the hair from changing color getting gray.
6th--t causes the hair to curl beautifully when done
| up in il night.
no No ladies' toilet should ever be made without it,
| 7th-Children who have by any contracted yer
min the head, mm sdately and perfectly cured
them by its 1t is infsllible. To be found only
| Maiden lane.
| G3- CHATHAM THEATRE.-The "Chathamites
are anxious for the reopenng of this pet theatre which
event will be hailed with delight by its numerous patrons
| The improvements rapidly progressing