The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

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uy- GENERAL TOM THUMB, THE GREAT
wonder oftho world and the most interesting pleasing
of ell curiosties, again at the American Museum and
seems to be great iavcrte His journeyings
seem to polish him, and make him easy and graceful
his manners and he receives and parts with his
and yet he is no larger than ordinary infant of four
months old; Every evening grand performances are
| given at half past seven o'clock.
uo- PEALE's MUSEUM SEEMS TO BE PROS.
when is that there grand perormance
every night by the Southern Mns.res Miss Adair Ce-
este &c and thet Caspar Hauser and the Fudgee Mer
maid are oil to be seen for only one shilling. Cheap
| enough.
90 THE BOAT RACE AGAIN-But u short time
since Mr.. Doron fearful lest he should drawn
difficulties but he entered into il with
determined spirit in the vain hope of quilting the public
vertisement of Wednesday morning, l admit las many
persons havetold me) hardly worthy Of reply, being
gard to the last Tor the conduct of udges being
like that of trickster than who disposed
may be creduous enough to believe his false
statements and misrepresentation, think it incumbent
ask Mr.. Doron why, when his boat came in collision
with NINE as he says 1t did, he did not drop his
for another contest instead OF strainng every to
reach the starting point before met for he have
that if he had reached the stake boat first that
would not have won the race from that simple occur.
renee. would likewise ask him, if he had come in
ahead of me- whether he would have claimed race
on the spot? II not again ask, why did he try after
the boats came in collision, (Which have promo
fabrication my oath) with his umos. capacity to beat
me in the race Now as his judges have declared the
dead heat and he willing 60 SO tar as even to
'caim the race" submit it to the thousand pdvid
uals who the boats in whether did not reach
the stake boat at the very least twenty five ahead of
my competitor Mr.. Doron and myself have now rowed
five different The FIRST he beat nae which &C.
knowledge fairly and honoraby done have since
beaten him as honoraby and fairly tour times,
and he has been too bigotted TO acknowledge one nor
would he if I should beat him fifty times more H,h
such inexhsustibe fund OF and accidents al
ways at hand that he will not even admit the truth when
adverse to his preconceved opinion shall but
peat what before satedlet him sck this
sirly won by me- which indeed it was, and he then
have opportunity to win all the money back
friends have lost and much he chooses to risk
Time flies.
NB-What MIR. Dorlon has the assurance to denomi
nate an sntruh again repeat, viz that he poprieors
the victor have awarded the S26 previously promise
to the winning boat" and would further state that those
gentlemen hold RECEIPT for the amount, which can be
seen by calling at the Garden.
90 CONTENTS OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN
OF SATURDAY, oCT. I'll Poetry-Dsah by Miss
Pardoe. % We all Low People There" Tale of the
Assizes. Where is Truth The Foreign Ambassa.
dress, by the Gao Chaplain. Scraps from my Sabre.
tasche, Military Anecdotes. The Crammed Turkey.
Louis Philippe, King of the French, concluded Mars.
ton or the Memoirs OF Statesman. The Reform Club
House 10 Loss of the Steam rigatc M ssour 10 Ire.
land IA Foreign Summary. Is The Antarc Expedi.
ton l6 Canada-Openng of Parliament, Varieties Ed
So per annun, single copies cents.
j. A. FUTILE, Agent, Ann street.
90 UNCLE sAM.-Literary Political, and Musi.
caThe funniest wittiest and sentimental paper
of the weekly sheets The ladies and misses saw 60 and
Of course the men must say SO too. Look the bill OF
| fare =
Returning from the Chase, a handsome cut
l. Original Tale-The Deacon.
IT, The first time OF asking
Ill Love and Pistols-by N p. Willis.
Nv. Modern Spanish 1nqusition-a Thrilling tale.
" Forest Walks in the West-by the Hermst Of the
Besides an original Sermon, by Deacon sno wbalL 1t is
as rich as an egg in editorials squibs bon mots quips
hundred. Sold by a news agents generally and ]. A.
TUTTLE Ann St in Particular
| n9- PRIVATE DIsEAsEs-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED.-Tbe College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the
City of New York, established 'or the suppression of
quackery prepared to treat all diseases pri.
waite nature and offer to sill those afflicted with these dis
ressng malades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country, either public private.
From the constant correspondence and from private
rangements between the members OF the College the
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all improvements in the treatment these diseases
are forwarded to them long before they reach the mao
rty OF the medical profession Of this country. With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill OF
the first medical men OF this country, the College feel
shed that the good work they have undo rtaen the
suppression qusckery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion Of the public requiring their
| servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines, SIS
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
| stree w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
NIB. Patients living at distance by stating their di
explicitly in writing giving oil symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full drec
tons for use with guarantee of by addressing the
agent fthe college, post paid, enclosing IS.
co QUICK WORK.-A cough or cold may be cured
in from twenty four to forty eight hours by shermans
Cough Lezenges. Even the unpromising cases of
decline may he relieved, and many instances perma.
nenty cured by aproper Of this valuabe remedy
No specific has been yet discovered that will compare
with II, as the long list OF performed will show.
The effects OF the Cough Lozenges immedate-they
generally effect cure. Let those who suffering
give one trial Of Shermans Cough Lozepges They may
be had at the Doctors Warehouse l06 Nassau street
Agents, 22 Hudson 1873 Bowery, n East Broadway, So
William street, and 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
U3- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX
TURE for the permanent OF primary and secondary
syphilis This mixture is the best and most efectual re-
medy at present known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without injurng the constu-
ton confinement FROM business Sold in large bottles
81 each small do 81; In containing halfdoz H. S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts oil the Union Of
c and consulting rooms OF the College Of Medicine and
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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