The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

90 THE FACT CAN NO LONGER BE DIS.
experiments, and person witness them without
beng COMPOUNDED, il he is not convinced Any can
be satisfied by witnessing the experiments at the Ameri
can Museum which take place every afternoon at
clock and every evening at e and other
Gen Tom Thumbs engagement closes, tomorrow when
he takes his tenef The manager will, doubt, make
grand fsmy holiday of it. and let the General give the
parting leave to hundreds OF his fair friends. Bar
mum knows how it's done.
90 PEALEs NEW YORK MUsEUM-we are not
all surprised the numbers that flock every evening to
this popular place of amusement there they receive
the greatest amount for the least money The whskered
Boy Mammoth Bones, Mons Adrian the greatest magi.
cian in the world, the Mechanical Figures Mysterious
Boy and the celebrated comic singer Mr. Collins and all
for only one shilling Performances at u o'clock.
Nbios, This Day, Friday October az ls4s MsIshsll
Bertha and, the illusrious friend Of Napoleon with his
suite will visit the Fair at o'clock in the forenoon by
appointment Governor Bouck and his suite will also
visit the Fair at the same time by appointment without
regard to the weather.
Marshal Bertrand will be in the garden hour.
Military music Premiums awarded, Addresses, &c. &C.,
during the day and evening.
o. LAST DAY OF THE GREAT FAIR-An who
have not visited this great collection OF the products OF
American Art and Ipdustry-the greatest presented
the American public reminded that this 10 tn last
day Of this Anniversary.
The reading of the ards Of premiums will
at half past o'clock r. Nj At halt past o'clock the
exercises of the evening will commence an address will
be delivered odes will be sung the Army and Navy bands
will close this splendid National Celebration The last
day will the benefit the library towards which,
Mr. Nblo on that day, charges no rent.
90 CLINTON HALL-MERCANTILE LIBRARY
Associaon.-Mr. Msgens, Professor OF Elocutien has
the honor TO inform this enlg htened community that he
Intends Monday evening next s0th instant at halt
past o'clock, to deliver at the Hall Lecture the
science Of Reading and Speaking and illustrate by
reciting various select passages from Shakespeare Milton
programme Tickets Of admission So cents each ticket
admitting lady and gentleman; Is Murray street.
| 90 THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY COURIER
This parlor journal ia the best of the family pewspa
pers which reaches The table of contents for this
week are enough for any literary gourmand to satisfy his
appetite for the grave gay, and sublime One thing
worthy of note in the conduct of this journal, its
ducors allow any articeto appear in its columns
but what any parent would willingly have his children
read which ssyng good deal in this age Of licentous
literature when that paper hch the sthe
loose and vicious is generally most successful by pur
suing contrary course This paper hes obtained cir
caatGn Of upwards Of 5000 cope, Sold wholesale and
| all newsmen. Single copies cents
90 1--WE HAVE NET THE ENEMY" AND USED
HIM UP "A Glorious Victory perches upon the New
| World Banner The Bsrons ef Cliff street" in the
| slough Of despond
The whole universe now standing aghast at the awful
clash OF thu rival houses Of Book makers Will hnd the
richest treat dsbed TO starving multitude and
which shall be them like cool fountain in barren
lans in this weeks numbsr.ot the New World will
contain Review and extracts from the New World and
Harpers edition OF The Mysteries of Paris" showing
the entire reckesness OF grammar and blindness OF de-
/
snderstood "a Translation so bungliDg and confused
would disgrace the vercst tyro in public schools
We appeal the testimony and leave the public to de-
eide
Also will be given an expose of the "Chspter on the
American War;" contained Harpers edition Of Alisons
History OF Europe, showing his gross Libels Amer.
cans their characters country aud institutions, which
are beyond any thing which has been in print
deracton and abuse. Extracts given prove the
charge.
In addition to the above special attractions will be Civ
| en- the following table OF Literary Contents =
| |. Recolectons OF the Emperor Napoleon-by Mrs.
| Abel, late Miss Eliza Bacombe.
Hospitals and Surgeons of Paris-a valuable article
| by Benjamin, ESQ.
| Autobiography of an Orphan Gir-l2 new chapters
| Of this interesting memoir Of real life.
| 4. Periodical Literature OF the last century.
| s. Essays by r. w. Emerson.
| O. Poetry" Fnnaral Of the Sea Kng"-" Song OF the
Hempseed," by Eliza Cook" The Embroideries at Mid
night"
| 7. The Post Office Monopoly-New Rates OF Postage
The Frankng Privilege and its abuse-surc success oil
| the Cheap System and reasons for its adoption.
8 Letter from James Given--very good Fountain IN
Washington square Memoir Of Mademoseile Damoreauj
| Editorials, News sc.
Price 81 30 Ann street, where just pub
he'd the third number the Mysteries OF Paris only
| rt adable edition, and large type.
viii be ready Saturday. Aisons History OF Europe,
,bridged and entirely rewritten, by Edward could,
Esq. Price one dollar. ,,,,