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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

ATNosrHERic PHESoNENoS .-Dc>crihins Z SIN
rullr racn0mcnOn observed A. Norfolk on the even
nc Il lie 81 instant. the Editor II the Beacon
,ay,: Our attention was called by ocr ronpan-
on 10 what 1T i'rst sight appeared to be most
brilliant star. Its unusual lu-trc CAUSED "a t.
Pause a while. and presently 70 perceired ii move
-nd gradually ae'c"ni toward the earth, ever and
mon moving to and fro A. !, rcr with different cur
ems of wind. N length il. proximity 20 the
earth became close ihaiii was hid itc-, or rev
,v the house top,. We Immediately crossed the
tree, and walked hort distance down iane
10 order to watch T., progress. By this time il
lad begun 10 ascend again, and gradual, 'ns~ ill
II was hid from o''r Jew in the cloud,. 10 our
eve it appeared ike The skeleton IT f.h about n
loot in length. hn' lof FREE icing distinct! visible
IN ~ sides.
1t ha- bhen suggested that thi. might have been
boy. kite with an illuminated ,eil. Who Lnow' :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
By Special APPOINTMENT
Joseph GILLOTT. Pen Manufacturer

- TO The QtEEN-CACTTON.-fhe Sigh cbara,
Of these Pens has induced the attempt on the pauo
dsrrputable makers topractce fraud not only pom
nr. Gl.t hu aso upon the pnhhe An l'trior ari Gle
bearing the mSspe,d name TINS GOt, ortilng the hna
now IN Inc II readily be detected by Is
unfinished appearance and the very common style IN winch
u Is pat up. . -
Observe, the genuine Pens are are MI marked IN lui-
Joseph sotrs Patent" or Joseph elliott warranted;
and that each gross hear. ymJe of his SIGNATURE
The above may be had, Wholesale Of HENRY JESSOP
iYlS " ~ JOhp-strrc1. CORNER NJ Clh
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it to he nearly forty feet in length, and OF proper
tional thickness. Mr.. iIenvsrlt informed me
iiat It wa ,he largest he Ind Seen killed although
h. bod ollen seen Others under circumstance,
which convinced him Tim, they must have been OF
a far greater ,ze.
II va. not Until was seated at late dinner,
hat 'cl, ry.clf little overcome with the u'"al
cxer,ion | had undergone on 20 srlirt and W!
.rrs.ive day. But =. 'hc r.ening wore on
completely recovered; and never do | tecoiiec'
spending a more agreeable one. The adventure
however anA the consciousness Il nv es71pe
must have teen dceply IMPRESSED upon my mind
f,r du.nr some months after. | often started
from ms sleep with the cold sweat upon my bro"
imagining myself ,hed and expired 10 ~" on
races 81 a horrir' .pGtlp
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pecIy Ihr prlct per daY ilf tash nAn
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent
NIHIF H'IHTV FIfHNHTII, Wv y wv ZI'l
ALTERATIONS ON TIE TEETH

~ SEYMOUR WHITING L LINUS PRATT would
h-ir trends md he pubic generally that they con-
al their old stand tsnce 62 Fast Broadway but ~ CON
.fgGeurr Of REMEMBERING the street No. ~ of the same
,lrcrtl WHERE all operations ia the line ri b"r nr'r,oD
-l he Performed upon The r''s, arpo'e1 principles al
Pnisi science A. IL, sl tech inserted fine gold plate,
.o slye of workmanship at any other Office IN the
riird State. from single tooth IN fu sci, single
sie double plate at o'pherc principle and ar ant
the OF na>raion and sr u-i.On- Ia
rous teeth plugged with "d M in or hled With cement,
the cpsio--r ray prefer or circumstances admit -
ruhachc cured without cxiraciicn in all where Is
possible fer tn lee effected, the tooth hed and pre-
rvcd for future usefuncs' Our prices (slsays
iei IN conformity IN the Times. The pe"f mt hes
Gait aware ths. gced rth ssr =. n-ce~
sary ihe health ard cect 81 the poor a. to the more
favored p~'rin q, the community One two.yoong men
can have excellent opportunity to learn the profession
,o on Theoretically but practically.
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:, , = 80 60 eNEwARN & NEw-YoRk

S1--,s->T Pore only ~ ,,'', hr =
:en'-l',' ~ siearu-r PA>>AiC. ''pi JOIN "',' -
.-,,,., lv ,u elraniv Trfn,'i, vill souf 80 Do -
- ,ts ~ Ne >a,eu - I nr,.is,. M''th l'-i'''S'
f,',pws; ~, 49,,
., "a 80, -, [ tr'-itr- tirto'sN. ~ Il h1|
~, snr'ily. al, f.,>a.. vii raw Ne"-l - =, l'
,rt1r y -lcr4- Nevsr. nt7i ' 'nf f' ~
-, n.'si
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a E~ f,ELrZABETIl-pORT AN

S01nIcI Ar-rnrsmsuf.-Fo,e II. Csnt,.
fhs STEAMBOATS, WfTER. WITCH snd CINDERELLA
RS daily irop Eteh.hTort TO Nevi OH, ,oueing NJ NJ
Brighton di PoftRehrond each trip, ~ follows On AL
after the nh iay of Jow, iei2
Lave t.tahcll.ron Law n, YORK. pier ~ 4
AteI, 8S II ocock, \. w. and All aud 10, Gcfk M 4.
A. ! and O'Clock r. ". Al :, 81 anu n o'csck, r. 3
On Sunday
Leave Naturalization al p 30 and - O'Clock, A. asd
I, u and O'Clock. p. NJ
leave New-york III T. 10 and III Oclock 4 ~ aId AZ
and ~
Passengers for Ncs'feid, scnich Pla'n,, Painhs
BouDj- Brook -oeI vide, ts.Ion. sc by the khyslei
town AMI sOmsryIlis Hair0fd Cars. ~ have Ncs-ia
IN the 81 O'Clock boat N III morning, and ~ the 81 o'c@
boai ~ the afternoon
The IInr.e Car viii rave Tie front NJ the Union IIg,
qasrter of hour previous the departure OF zach bost
Al bagylgs N lie ~ oil M. !. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

4 ING'S Spring Notwithstanding
Chsir, with s,t.adu>ting foot re; Merchants Oi.
hco Chairs ,ce those in al the Custom Hpse Much
improved Recurlben Chars Of beautiful formation AMI per
icct in comforts wheel Chars-al kinds nj Chars made to
order. NJ W KING rs'rn, Chair Maker
az Broadway, between Grand and Broome.
King, Chars have been awarded the First Premium AT
last Fairs OF the American Institute, ard are war
nted superior IN this country or imported mia II
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~. ,rVrS,NG LINE OF S,ear

w. Esz ,-s's ~ slsny. dahr ,, gsfsl'
" SUNNY exc ped. ifoui he P-'r hr'-tfH =
L.
The Sifamrr RDCWE>T ER, Capt y -. .o.'' -
y,n.av Mrds> va tutsy Ai~rroes ~ q ' 'H-i
rLe -. amer SOUTH AMERICA Capt brsnsfi. 80
yu,>lay Ihu-.siay and saturday haeIm",' 80
r-,,ense-, ~ i, Lire of boat, VII AZ Mt tt' pr Va
Fl.i AMI -, -. 49,. ,,,. 80
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vVHE TRrssEs MD SUPPORTERS

OF Dr.. Hui's invention cnnHuJ~ o I'cr.'c ~ ~,
oi,d preference For twenty YEAR pasi save 'np"N"'
The Trusse> of Dr. Hall ws success. Tie supporter wts
Invented in 1881 by the d.. wh my advice asd arHh,
uon and ! happy to say that = tN,'n>'eiy adopteh
Nisref vUrSriNr NOrT. ND.
Ill. ftfef
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coo nFOR PEEKSkILL VT

tr,Ss:E1I.. rLANcN. Grn,,y Fort So 1g y
600 0,yIl, F,lry. Hasng, and horA'rs brssiA
aud u na-r or 'r1ri. ..., -. .
fse rev, ard .llr'.Nd .'esrl~r COLI NIB :. ,'rua'
= Sinrs yiN iesvr Ncw-icrA tor tlr 80 ". .'Hh-
..,.f sr. 8 d. afr-.s ffri'-v. gtferi"Hl - H.f !
an.i r,tgr,,H. 'rn.s .rc,ssG oine ~ ~ ei. ~
,,rt san Iiy, vi.r hs - 10 l~f'e f'rhhf - -
r VI.
Ian,lng Al %. loot al l'rmWoni 'ill,i rieh -.
Nnr,cy Al con,i.. Freight. Bagsage. BANS IN
81. rr rnv ctssr kntl NJ Property, aiken. 'tpiri Hf
ga ht,r ,i. go, nr ~ ihs 80 81 The 90 n"Is ~ y
Cn,.l. ~ -. Rs.E ,ge. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

I'LL heaufll House and large GARDEN. u. sted Will
! a n,Il. nf n " iinam.hurs ferries l. l. Only twD or
lrre bundled d.lin required a. present ALL 'ee,
'rlllnna. ilire. NV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
Z F. nNEW.yORk to EASToN

SSSs>>..sssEyV,y. Pa.-PEOPiE's LINE-ThroGgh ~ ?
lOurs. FIRE only Two Dollar.
Leave pier M. =. ~, Hrurfy racr,ai o'clock, ~
,ai, SLidaNs etccpes ~ steamboat Cind.Tls or Wat
HIoh, Eitsh-t pou, hen 10 lahr lhs csr 81 thr
Town aad -oniclyi.c Raad tn -nmrrSllr, icAy ~ on
- mile, by Coaches ~ miles -. Than by New BrIr,vrA
,p1hns iar the plca.ap expedition, ~ Bad
an 70. apply W \. Hope, Is C"urlsrJi street
on hfpri
T. = Arrangements have ceD made b. Nhich pssenrd
an lsa,e li t,li o.. fipery-.i otk. \ N ard Tad
he g. lf.inia irap d. f.pah. thtOw, vhcfe - "
fnnac, 80 tlr raf, 1 SarsIflis. Fof inuh'r IiDfU
..., .r,.. ... rf 4 - pppS u Cru,,l.rd'.t
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+. ra,, hsrNrENisLANpF ERR,

49, .,S-= - 300: 90 "hiehnl..trt,t -fle stan
-. SS1I'IIFT ,NpFR AL stNroN vii run q
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COURT OF CHANCERY. held

CHARLES n. BUTLER, Sol for Comyt
NJ : Hanover street. ai9 law2.
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fOR Al.

49, stSy sna 's'-rmei,'r p''ee,-,,on n
- btseen con',s, a. r. ~ 80. r..
,,s rh,r~dav ,r,I Saturday sitr'posn>. a. oelFs
sr, ~ 81 :, nv 70 p r.snhr stthe ~,
B At ki%i. OF property taken only at he r'A o =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

Tie bo.i ~il .c acoomTan ID by 81 Old fi,h' rrisn
acquainted - - ile Fishing DrpUnd. Bot iUlr ,Le'i
eNrrrn Band Of in.ic j. engaged 10 accom- pan, he o
he feLneni- Or ~ iTi quality i1fYpbrd 90 hoard etr
chandler uaii d attend lo ihe iadiss aud chli.r'n
Capt Iout pcdg,, himslf that NJ psG. hall be- par
10 gss .1ii,iaclon aui make tbcr Excursions both ~
,an aui agreeable To hose WHO viii honor him Nth ID
parO'sg".
Tie P0inc sssure,l iha, the Superior viii p,.i's
lease he above dsi. throughout the season, ~ 80
fa,ssl ~
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. &c. aOpPcSiriON LINE for 4
c.. nFOR NEWBIRGll-I.an

sssssr,--,>,x i.F II Csdv er,, W, ron' ami ca
= mo ~. s,T.,ni-r' JAMES NADi>oN ttpt thni
li,.,r,t viii sass srrrn.'fresi Pei, FYry II h-DA
s'i ERInsI EVENINGS. at : 0,cl",k.
Az Bagengr. Packau., a. Parcels, BANK Sl' oI >l~o
raj on o,r OF iai, hest hsgi bins eirrrd on bfi
. -
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"A BAKERY TO LIT. and fixtures

IL R,, ,nlr-One Of the lesi situated ami established
trr-r, ~ the rnv t1w lsling lu,,n barrels four
-ek amt sold III ont OF he >'i yr'M opportunity
sg,t nv ent,lyinr immea;sy ~ ConfT"-.i. I''f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
: EsS-' f*BUFFALO and Green BIZ

S~.,<=cSr5--4 FOR the Fishing Banks % Saody Mol
ftery fBfs'isy and Friday duruy the TIE laTl
and cgmnD'lors -'psmhnat SUPERIOR. Capt John GOw
- gan IN ainess sbi Will cOEmrHce be- regular ~
D. ~ ,esson Friday morn 'ng. MAY Hih. having
pier foot oi Chamber l. at nclOck. Hamulond T. r.
2. Csr1l ~ pas :. Per No X. b go'clock, Hsr
street Per TeiOcs. CaihsTinesL Ferry, Brons yn e
?: and Pier No. y n. part O'Clock, Isnding ., y
lIamlt0n.
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sr-aAis.t on Board.
= 60 sMORNlNG LINE FOR Al

V.ss.aI1EE- bNNb Ifoni Ibt rI'lTI''-F rF-f ~ n
ss--'s- .ir.si. Pa. 81.
"a. me- s,x-pr-.,ar. .srart-psi TRoT, Capt Gorhs-
~ !. /, 4 ,rpesiIyl Morning. OF Irlfss
. g.. ,,,.s.-re .,ear,hosi ALBANY Cant. J. q. J.,
N. ,o.r,orrr,, IThsraisyl fop'rg. al oc.",A
FOR passage apply Al ne caee foot ~ barclay -'r''s
0">o,c,-.llGs,i, ~. rregh,, Baggage. r'os ~. >p-,
%, ,ny o,l,-r ko, oi Prop~rty, tskri ,'pi., !" ~
,ls,i ,h boat, uisi he al he rlsh OF lhe oN""s "a
-. 800 a, a .rgeFr. ~.
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.ri re- a DE ~ nj the owuep ilerrn. "i
a CO = FARE AND fRElGllI
S ,vsss.-S-. RrDtCtD.-REOriAR MtlL IN
20 fTnfTDFN tE ana BOSTON. VIA SfoNitGrW
and MN "ORT-coniposci of Be 'ni'on 'ug 'uperc
~esricis.i ruirs 10 connection Nh ih' ~iorngion an
Pfo,itcn~c and k.srr rrf rrovi 'erce flhr sis
Tie WAS>ACEt >t1rs, Captain CorsrcrA.
RHODE ISLAND, IiaN'L
NiRRtGsNSET, " Wooi.ey,
MOrFGAN, Nmt,rhh
IT, steamers 81 the Ian. icr Boston sns Providence" ~
stonn ytoH wi leave per No y r. Battery Place al
,'rioek, r. dirty, Spa,isY, e-crp'rd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

Ny. OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENT makes
blunders that we cannot tolerate any longer. He
has made indirect attacks on Mr.. Welch of the
Olympic Circus which we entirely disspprove. He
may cease his correspondence hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

Nav HAVEN AsESr.-we respectfully remind the New
Haven readers of the Herald that Mr. T. H. Pease is APP
pointed sole Agent for the sale and distribution OF the
Herald Subscribers leaving him their address may rely
being regularly and puncusly served on the arrival
of the boat every day, at the usual rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

90 READER, If YOU ARE NOT TOO INCREDU.
LOUS, you will do favor to examine DIR. j. Covert's
certificates from various physicans medical professors
clergyman and Others who have tested the virtues
Coverts Balm Of Life you do you will be satisfied
sumption, bronchitis dyspepsia, asthma. Group &C. Dr.
Covert has for sale Dr. L. d. Femings Darrh@a Candy
which gives immediate relief and may be depended on a.
certain remedy in all Of darrha dysentary and
bowel complaints His Worm Candy is not only safe but
certain in removing worms from children and adults his
stomach &c gives universal satisfaction His Cathartc
Candy mild but thorough in its operation, and will
persde the necessity of drugs These candies
are pleasant to take peppermint candy and they do
not sicken children DR. Coveets Office tor the sale Of
these medicines is 1875 Nassau street, under Clinton Hail.
New York.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM e IN GIL A ND.
ARRIVAL. OF THE
GREAT WESTERN
FIRST COPY OF
N1o- IN. VIT-I- q

HIS terrible Attack on the American News
paper Press In his BOOk-Certainty OF his
Authorship OF the Article I'm the Foreign
Quarterly Review.
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Arrivals.

A.1os.Jas L. cla.on, Va; B. w. Barton, do John W
Faulkner, Boston; Mr. Ellsworth, saybrook; Thurlow
Weed, Albany; C. N. Mackubin, Illinois, L. williams
Prot Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass Capt Hosken, Great
Westerns Raveses Lady Mobile; Major and Mrs White
Mr. Mrs. Springer Cincinnati; Mons Paget Minister
from France to the U s., Lady and Servants M sampayo
Secretary Of Legation and servant, Mr.. Lockwood N.Y.
Mr.. R. Heath, N. o; Mr.. Hallet N Y; Miss Livingson
Mr. Miss Calhoun, Lewis CO; Miss Calhoun, do w. s.
Derrick; L. N. Caske; SCaskie; Mr. Smith, Mr.. Ken
dali; Mr.. Latham; Mr.. Harry; John B Gale Troy
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90 THE END sOF THE WORLD, ACCORDING
70 Miller. is to be the 2sd of next April According to
that Dr. Shermans Lozenges will then do good
coughs in few hours. The Doctor il going on how
ever he expected such termination. If he not
doing his duty, be at least making money and that
what most people live for 100 Nassau street. New York.
10 the warehouse; Ledger Building. Philadelphia and
stanwix Hall, Albany, are branch Offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

o. ATTENTION ALL PARTIEs.-The annual
election close hand when two Senators and thirteen
Assembymen are to be chosen by the psope-Now how
others in which all sgreeLe liberty and the pursuits Of
happiness Mr. jefferson says constitute what seek
and all parties unite in ofths sentiment Again,
ell parties agree most cordially the merits of Pease
Sons HorehoundCandy There Is not leader either side
but has used it in the election campaign, and most
traordnary influence has it exercised. renders the
voice clear the mind calm, and in fact the whole body
feels its benefit All parties that would put down coughs
colds asthma Group and consumption will recollect that
the Polls are ned at as Division street.-The ballots to
be found place already labelled for Don't Tor
get this ye electors but remember this that
Pease Son expect every one to do his duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

SALT IN DUNDEE.-We have seen n specimen Of
salt, the first ever made in the town of Dundee
This is village OF about 300 people, in Yates coun
ty, two miles from Seneca lake, and twelve from
Penn Yam. The bore yields 800 barrels of water
per day; or 36 barrels of salt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

90 DICKENS NEW WORK ON AMERICA.-This
anxously expected brochure to hand last night by
the Great Western and will be published in double
ira New World M. This Day. Price l2a cents OF
fee 30 Ann street.
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We have received the Barcelona journals Of the
lfth instant Two unfortunate peasants, convicted
"lairocaciosos, who infested the neighborhood Of
Vch. were shot the 18th, at Corona, by order OF
General Iurbano. A reprieve had been at first OBJ
famed by their families, but the General khavlng
heard that the Cambecilla Planademunt had reap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

90 IN YESTERDAYS (SUNDAY's) HERALD,
aiuson made to the great number of letters and
certifcates which have been published by Dr. Wheeler.
The following is in continuation of them
New YoRK, 2sth July, Is42
To Dr.. WHEELER, Oculist, % Greenwich street =
SR-With gratitude acknowledge your kind attention
to my little child Who when placed under your care in
February last had been totally blind for nine weeks with
the Phy cenuar Opthamis during that period had little
hopes Of itS ever gaining her sight she derived
bene6t from the that adopted by those medi
cal men who had been consulted. l am gTa6ed, how
to say you have completely cured her. and any ono
who may have children similarly situated you may refer
to the child who enjoys the best of sight and
health. Yours very respectfully,
THEODORE DEPEU. i6Q Allen street
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90 SUDDEN DEATH APOPLEXY BURSTING
Of Blood Vessels, &cWrights Indian Vegetable Pills
are certain p the above dreadful copseouences
because they purge from the body and
nant humors which, when floating in the general circa
ation are the Of determination of blood
TO the head pressure upon the BRAIN and other danger
Gus complaints.
From two six Of said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken
every night going bed, WILL in short time
pletey cleanse the body from everything that Is opposed
to health that sudden DEATH apoplcxy, bursting Of blood
vessels or indeed any other maady will be in manner
impossible. ra.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve
Digestion and purify the blood and therefore give health
and vgor TO the whole FRAME well drive the disease
Of every name from the body.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the Medicine,
Wholesale and retail 2s8 Greenwich street. New York;
los fremont street. Boston, and 100 Race street. Phsdel
phia.
90 THE WASHINGTON PROSPECT TEMPER.
ance Beneficial Society, will hold their regular meeting,
on Monday evening, Nov at past o'clock, at Pros
pect Hail. one door from the Of Walker In Eliza
beth street Addresses will be delivered by the
gentlemen: Mr. John T. Duryee OF the Marshall sociey
Mr. sommerville Of the Ark and MIR. Barker, oil the
Hand sndH Hand
There will be singing by the Lady Prospect Society
A. c. FLANAGAN, Pres't.
f. X BRowxr Sec,v N
CO." PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS" containing
sufficient quantity Of the new French remedies, intro
duced into this country by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city New York. and applicable to the
of an Diseases particularly recommended
patients in the country and TO all who cannot
nently apply physician See advertisement in another
column
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n7- THE PARisTAN MEDICINES FOR THE CURE
of all delicate diseases the result OF vicious indueences
safe, prompt and effect i've in their operation They
prepared under the direction of the College of Med
cine and Pharmacy Of the city OF New York. who recon-
mend them to all thus afflicted in the hop that the
ture and destructive treatment ofquacks may be reued
See advertisements The only Office of the College in
this city is at 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

We are very happy to be of any service to Father
Miller and his men. There is some good in every
sect of religion, andwe give fair support Ito all,
from the Pope of Rome to Joe Smith. All we ask
in return for our reports, is good cool seat, bench,
or location, when the end Of the world comes and
The everlasting bonfire begins AS the centurion said
10 St. Peter" Remember me Father Miller when
it is well with thee"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07


NICHOLAS BIDDLE ON AeRIcULTpRE.-As soon as
possible, we mean to publish the celebrated speech
on agriculture, recently delivered by Nicholas
Biddle.
He has abdicated the power and title of "Great
Flnancier," and assumes that of "Great Farmer"
In both cases, however, he has displayed adeep and
general knowledge of the banking systematic first
being on banks of deposit and the circulation of
notes-and the latter on banks of manure, and the
circulation Of crops.
We always liked Nicholas Biddle. He is the
same elegant, eloquent, literary, philosophical
teous gentleman now, in his fall and his farmers
garb, that he was, welding his financial sceptre,
with all parties and politicians making obeisance to
him, as their Grand Lama, whether in Wall street or
washington. All the other fallen fnanciers are
mere " cod fish" gentlemen to Nick Biddle.
NAvAL.-We learn that the United States steam
i'sa,e mississippi is under orders from New York
oi boston, Tor the purpose of bringing on draught
OIL men Tor the United States ship Independence.
AMrHIrHEATRE-The Bowery Amphitheatre opens
'his eVehlhgior the season, with large and talent
ed company OF equestrians. The arrangements Of
the interior, and the general respectabiitv of the
troupe, will make the Circus the centre Of .,trao
ton this winter In Philadelphia, Rufus Welcb,s
concern has taken the wind gu; of the sails Of all
the theatres, and he is rapidly acquiring fame and
fortune. This species OF amusement, il appears. il
gaming the ascendancy all over the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07

The Princess of American steamers, the Great
Western, Captain Hosken, arrived last evening a:
halt past six, which hour we received our papers
and letters, together with copy of Dickens Work
on America, as published in London on the 18th, en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-07


GO There viii be rich scene tonight at the New
York Museum. Mr.. C. D. Jenkins the inimtabe comic
dencator popular singer and banjo player engaged
Master Frank Diamond the negro dancer Mr.. Boyce the
comic singer Miss Rosae, Mr. Delarue and Mr.. Wright
appear grand Ethiopian extravaganza, by Diamond,
Jenkins Boyd and Wright the two latter representing
the dark Wright six feet three Boyce makes up in
breadth what he lacks in height. Such Swapping pair
Of coorcd ladies have not been many day. Fine
fun may be expected.
. 09- TO THE PUBLIC.-We, citizens of Ulster coun.
ty having used T. Jones' Coral Hair Restorative certify
that we believe to be all it is represented and that
Will force the hair to grow, stay ii falling off, cure scur
the roots. o. 81
(signed) JOHN L. nOLYER, Merchant Tailor,
w. HENDERSON, Builder.
HUGH w. FRENCH, Farmer.
These persons have used IT, and certify the same =:
T.POwER, Fulton st., Brooklyn.
Judge EDWARDS, of Philadelphia.
Mr. w. HOPKINS, % King st., N. Y.
Mr.. j. PEARSON Navy Yard, Charlestown.
JAMES GILBERT, Jeweller, Houston ST.,
New York
Thss sold at the reasonable price of or shilings
bottle by JONES at the sign Of the American Eagle 81
Chatham ST., Ny.
Agents, 81 Dock st., Philadelphia; State st., Boston
Zeiber Washington d. c. next door to the Museum 81
State St, Albany.