The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

90 BARNUMs NEW PROJECT WORKS TO A
Derect charm. His entertainment surpasses any
hing OF the kind in America His automaton musical
ady dscourses such music exces the admiration OF
Mr. Brower Mrs. Philips, Cerito, &c. give the most
'atre satisfaction The overture of the brass band is
Ss capital thing This afternoon there w DC pen n
amiiies schools, sc.
o. GREAT CLAN BAKE.-Robert J. Melville, the
proprietor OF the upper end OF Wards Island
title Hur Gate informs the epicures Of New York city
nd vicinity that IN eonnexon win 9ohn hiiiiker his
ender and luscious CLANS seen in this community
ONE few thousands Of which will be served up in mag
ihcent "Clam Bake" wards Island Thursday after
DON at half past three O'Clock precisely These truly
alicious fish, that have the flavor Of the clam with
II the decacy OF the oyster will also be served as
Chowder" the various other dishes the palate
the epicures All other necessary refreshments of the
est quality will also be found on the ground well
oats bait and f'hipg tackle for those who would desire
hours recreation in taking Black fish in little He'll
Persons going out be taken to the Red House or
emmy Garno's, by the Harlem stages or the railroad
ars where nail boats will be found always readiness
convey them to the Island.
o. FIREWORKs.-In regard to some reports circu.
ed by that celebrated pyrotechnist Edge ctcisng
II other mems fireworks, would like to know what he
an boast OIL He forms the absurd IDEA that he has
competitor But 1t ia only circulated to small extent.
IT. Kenny proposes meeting him on any public occasion
rs own expense. Mr.. Edge it seems you have made a
rsst slsrt to circulate your aurels, but think you
III now haveto support them.
NJ. KENNY, Pyrotechnist
o. SUMMER READlNG-Twelve Novels for one
Pillar, for sale at 80 Ann street.
iition
O. Windsor Castle, Romance by Ainsworth.
8. Carrero, or The Prime Minister-a Tale Of Spain.
4. Kate in Search of q Husband Third edition.
b. Forest Days, novel, by P. r. James.
Q. Eugena Grandet, the Miser's Daughter-by Bazore
7. The Twins, and Other Tales-by Miss Bremen.
g. franklin Evans, or The Merchants Clerk-a Tale
9. Pilgrims of the Rhine, of Bulwers best works
To- Lights and Shadows of Factory Life in New Eng
pd-by Factory Girl.
II. The Conspiraor, Tale of the Times of Aaron
10 Goiolphin, by Sir E. L. Bulwer.
G3- The above Twelve Entire Works will be sold or
mt by mail to ones address, for ST. received free OF
sage-or paid at the counter Strangers aud citizens
invited TO call at the office of Books for the People,"
Ann street. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
Lives there man lay, woman too) who hath not often
Natures most choice and finished work is well GOV.
1t makes man look handsome, and woman more than
To see their heads we'll coverd DER with raven silky
hair.
And who will be without this BALM the DID, the bald or
Not to get possession they have little cash to pays
Three shillings only what sum to force dead hair to
ny using Jenes' famous Coral Hair Restorative.
And you bald or whiskerless, your hair
grey
Does choke the life and roots, or doesthe hair
Use bottle ofthis balm-its qualities you know,
Twill breed the hair in any part where hair
togrow.
II we puff we do not msrepresen the qualities of Jones'
ral Hair Restorative sold at the reasonable price els
or shillingsa bottle; warrant to possess these
slites. It will force the hair to grow the head.
and body or part where nature intended hair
lxTp htrvt I'M nlp hn,lt AL. Ln~
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o'her oits properties is 20 make the hair grow natu
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next to the American Hotel, Washington, D. c., 8
ate street, Boston-or l29 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
90 STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR
properties Of this parable article have now
n well tested; and the restoration of many fine head
hair to the most beautiful and glossy black, has indeed
med for it some celebrity among the fashionable, and
who have desired to counteract by its the
hest most confirmed disposition Of the hair to be-.
me grey. All must be aware that the beauty of the
lnenance does not rest alone its innate charac.
stics but receives its finishing establishment from
covering which nature has bestowed upon the human
hnlum. Then who does not regret when he beholds a
face, developing the rich lineameDts of beautiful
Eure, stranger TO wrinkles burrows, mounted
til the grey covering Of man Of seventy, when On
ctua remedy may be had for about one half Of what
would spend in an evenings siesta7
The Romans great admirers Of red hair, but as
modern taste is essentially different in this respect
prefers justly, black to the most volupuous classic
rot therefore, those having either red grey hair,
wish it changed So a. to accord with the pre-
ling taste, can have their wishes grafed.
esdcs the fame of Mr. Striker does not rest only
invention of his composition for changing the hair,
nleman will only give him the color OF the and
sof distant friend he has the singular ability Of
wing him extempore in highly artistcal manner, as
sketches in his shop, from Bou Morris down to the
lie Greek fully testify. One trial will prove the fact.
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street, opposite the Hall OF Records, New York, Up