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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
DIR LAKE,

INVENTOR Of the Patent" Strabismus and Ophthamia
Gosgle Office No SO White street, side Of Broadway
New York This instrument certain its operations,
and applied bout the patient and the squnt
be cuied he patient under three of
la regard DR. Lakes general practice Oculist he fiat
himself ms practical implicit
confidence may placed IN his professional ability.
Oc hours from A. NJ to 10 r. M,-Patens who can only
pay for medicine
10 A. NJ TO p. Nj Patients at regular fee.
l p NJ To p. M.-Cases Of Str bismus Squirting.
The public examine this instrument during Of
fee hours 81 10 3Osr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
A CARD TO THE LADIES

NEW Patent Invention, combining elegance and
n my, LADIES' dress habit pesSe and making SO
Market street, between Hamilton and Cher LADIES'
dresses the above principle, guaranteed I~rfec a5
elesa wIt Inible accuracy, which highly
a ~ producing autess garments also made Ith
despatch conformity It'll latest Pars
and Luudo fashions Ladies measured their resIdeuce u
required Ladies auable rights of
the ,osed Of BY the practice of which the
realized very ucoe aud
acquired "A easy eSsons-terms moderate.
" anted lmmediately-t apprentices and improves.
all lms IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
UNITED STATES
TEA EN- p o r / U M,
12l late l29 Chatham street, Netu York.
And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Co.

WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style.
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package the
stamp and elegance and the Teas
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely exceed IL
founded upon the utmost regard the rights OF the
especially with respect to weight and quality, and unr
articles which fail to them the utmost satisfaction which
the money will be cheeuly and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families ship
will decided supply
from this establishment.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all parts of the United States executed with
prvmptltude and despatch
" The only warehouse America for the sale of Hon.
quas celebrated Black Tea au2o imsm
d. M. PEYSER, u CO.,
NJ n William street Of John street. and 4T Broad
owns FASCY Goo6s wh. ~ we're carefully
ected by competent person Paris Berlin &C., and which
ey oher ior sale IN wholesale and retail liberal TERMS
Berlin Zephyr and German wortsd-thc most complete
Berlin Embroidery Pattens-a choice selection. -, =,
anass or Embroidery Of cotton w6fed linen, Silk gold
ana a iver Of all widths and qualities
Sik Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German, French and English plain and shaded
IN skeins, sticks, and on spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe Makers in skeins and
on spools.
5uspenders superbly embroidered and suspender Trim
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos.
Mother OF PEARL Cold Silver and Steel Purse Ornament
ooI2 ana silver Fringe, Braid Cord TWIST Ihreao ano
Embroidery Frames and variety Of different Fancy Art,-
Artbcia Flowes--a choice selection.
Gmps, Tassels, Buons and all other kind Of trimming
~ ~ 3msec
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OAL-Ldrse Nut SIZE S45O o. as and freh BroLs
" and Egg s. Of the best Peach Orchard Az
screened weighed BY city wegher and delivered free Of carr,
axe reduction OF II from the boats
PETER CLINTON, corner Of King
! sig 2mrs and Greenwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
J. SORIA'S
CHEAP DYEING EsTABLIsHMENT.


Mr. SORIA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
Iu the public general that the depressed OF
the he has reduced his below the
lar charges
Ladies wishing their dresses shawis &c dyed
pressed will find much their advantage by paying him
Gentlemen will also do well call with such articles
apparel need dyeing pressing All orders
will be Punctusy attended and the articles done the
best style Sorlas establishment No. 400 Pearl
his branches No ISL Bleecker No $50 Bowery and
357 Grand Also branch ~ Fulton Brooklyn and
Newark. ~ j. of Broad and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and Put up
the ~ original iJIms, and moderate
PnncIpal Office 400 Pearl au2U 3m-ec
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HARPS.

EBRqWNE CO M.nuit S . Of the npp prove,
sns ss s4 .ss ss the fines. col
Eufopsn thereby saving purchases high
po By @ ON %on sss Harp are on
ad %asS o. s''fsS S ss IS
s% s & be- d far On un
Aeture imported in he usual way =,
n & who .sses, s he ECa
sea i %" Of Professions qf tbs country sSse
s. aenad % a
r EMoY Alnda Rubber Shoes and Over shossaJss .sc
sGse
be, ill
RS s sSs
BY s es 1afs and
5000 pairs ladies' lined and fur bound iub6eIs,
No. MAST ti1f DAY Successor to
he IFFd Fk5s ss Dob kS su
that Che season. made % p
@
and most splendid ever in this country
for III aS Of is $ s
and o oe IS S RfS variety
Of T bsss the Bhe.d Ley
ding, Hand6s and all kinds Of mercantile printing executed
Patent machine pa,,,eaIs,Iy ADAPTED ,a e
S 'sd Gas Ss;1s Ssss pack o. %
s ;Ssf s%
lSS Cards for g cents 500 500 Cards for s. %
s q, 90 1000 $50
common oa''' a. Isl BRoWNsoN & CO.,
sl33w#r Sc Gold street, near Fulton.
T sRLTEs Il AE YSHNf
so.i;f he fsIt ispsss$iIy he
1000 Pasuesoyps plates No. 80 and 49, 81 inches by
~ inches diameter for full size portraits tlarse plates
i ptss and medium size
sSs sn"ss. sH;s IL 9sH ediS diameter
80 50 pounds f %ydro siiH of Soda
50 Sofes Of new PREPARATION made by NJ Lsebours. for
200 b Srsf french 1es aifTiS Hpol
g g bottles bottles i lSSESe.
And quantity boxes stands suitable Tor the
The part Of these goods % arrived by The latest vessels
did Dorsma, with made in Paris by NJ DaSuer and
II Please call Broadway Sd story and
GONE TO myers ILLS GREAT BOAT AND OAR
- gAZAARsSLAt this establishment can be found every
Look al what he has done and Judge Of what can do
The Swift Sure Of New Foundland the sixteen foot sailing
Dnky Iroubler the komp Of Hurgate and the Paul Ply.
the noble Cimbra; the w Chapman the forty foot
the United States shpOho; the Empress for Florida
the brass gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host Of
Others equally great
Oars Sweeps and scps-This branch of his business
truly worthy of attention. Look the prices only three and
four pence foot All the sc9 for dressed by the
hands Those that the last be
his office. Sixty Boats always hand Visit his
Bazaars desire treat All work delivered free of charge
T.. l.. INGERSOLL,
1896 O6 and Ala Water and al Cherry strees-soe proprietor.
s24 lm~r
WAICHEs.-Ihel largest and splendid ,rtment OF
w Watches in the city, to be found at the subscriber
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the styles direct from the nanuac-
England France and Switzerland he is enabled 70
offer assortment and much less prices at THAI
zach, Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. AL.
WATCHES warranted keep good me the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
and lower than any other place in the city
| q. G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewellery,
lmsec Wholesale and recall. 80 Wall stain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
TIE
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

1873 CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
Gof establishment respectfully invite the fmer
chants and families their ample stock Of Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by Of the firm long
il the trade and for years q Teas imported by the
mend them only the best quality but cheaper fro
10 cent than be had elsewhere All tablespoonful
and faithfully So lnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
no THE LADIES.


Mss Fly GoDLFRY having jus, returned from Paris
VI with handsome assortment Of SIlKs Laces mbroIde
Bonnets and ladies' articles general will open
Thursday the 28th several OF the goods
her s4s Broadway, Of Leonard street. up
so lm-m
ITO MlLLINLkS, Se.-CARL KIN g, the celebrated Tus-
csn HAT MANUFACTURING most respectfully informs his kind
sud patrons that he has associated himself Mr.
Joseph ats from Pans aud established themselves
No s. John (uIdef the of Is nng) where
they splendid Of Pans Millinery ArI
ces suitable Tor the The stock consists
Of rcs Of Hats, rich SILK
Nsves rich elNet Ribbons LUteng aud Satin Ribbons all
fall cOOrFrench lowers Feathers; style OF
Silks, and every other article 10 the Millinery line.
Nesss A. - would also state that the above goods have
been purchased Tor cash (dect from the ufscturers and
VIII " .old small advance 70 those who may be
pleased 70 laVor them with a CALI
SO mr. LION KING, 81 John ST., N. y,
A BkAHAM kAsToK, importer. No 1913 Broadway, has
st oy the steamers Great Western and Britannia
and hso w w iaIe jackets hue aud large
new ste snh bullion tnuses eimIs lords 1assels. But
tons olsck sk trimming Lace, Thread Laces great variety
of Preach Embroderes such Infants Dresses and Waists
Chemosetes COaTsi Linen Pocket Handkerchief Thread
Lace Wells, Thread Points Silk Blond THINNING Lace Fancy
Ball Dresses aud every description Oi Gloves M ud rs
Also, Bsg, Pgnes snd Linen Thread Gaps Also large
OF Wored Jloaks Habits Cap, for ladies and
chden and other arcles describail
Of which he Offers reasonable prices, wholesale and retail
SIS im-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


BY HE PRESIDENT OF IHE UNITED
STATES.
United ssss; Of hereby deelsTs and max;
land Offices Territory of Wisconsin, the periods here
Al the land Office Mineral Point: commencing Monday
aS %s day , for H and Of
Worth Of the base line and West of the fourth principal
% the ne'pa'
ssna parts in
ons eleven twelve thirteen and fourteen and townships nine
oynshp sh including parts of islands in Sec
township ss f Of ' IL. island in section
i0wnshRs mine and Of
S5 ssa sss s2ai
Of Se
Fractional township eleven, Including the island Cd the
ns OF &c TWIN
e Lara oSs Miiwsas. Mona.y
hs y @ for the disposal of the pub
North OF the base line and east dao of the fourth principal me
% ss quarter of section three.
The half of section twenysx township ten, of
The 10! number five Of the southwest fractional
The southeast fractional quarter Of and the
thirty, in township two, Of range twenty three;
afRss w p s SS II 1s .s Of schools
The sales will each be kept for weeks (unles the
dhPSsss AsS Be
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington this 81,
N'' '''' JOHN TYLER.
| THOS H. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the sh Of any lands
luired establish the the Satisfaction Of the Register
and EeeeyeI Of the Land oss and make
fore day eppoihted the som@e%ssmeat public
mated; Otherwise such Claim III f. oisafiisa r~ ' ~
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
j25 itaw to eOctr
WM: +. JENNINGs y co.
issaai.s cssS: cs:s|nss:
hR, hf system small profits and quick
are such viii enable to I'll ali
a m w The ssaSRsRmsu which mus. commend TO
those requiring articles for immediate the addition to
neuts, consisting Of
Dress Goats. r6a@ai.icen..
Travelling Frock.. Dressing Gowns lie.
"A eho sk e Snd ss9in q Scarf. Cravs..
handkeTchiefs. Gloves,
s Snds1 Shirt. b bS:sss,
I Muslin Shrs, Collars kc
At which must offer inducements purchasers
| iy24 3msec
| CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHM
| 30i Pearl, late l08 Beekman
THE subscriber well known for the cheapness end durability
OF his des inform his patrons and the public
thai he the economical tendency Of the
garments Of the best quality al reduction Of 20
former and less believed by 20
garments Of the quality made BIZ the cheap
| this city.
In order that gentlemen understand what meant by
cheapnsss the following bill Of is submitted their
consde aon 18th that the goods shall be Of the
| first quality, and the tit exceItionable
Superine West Of Eng land Cloth Coats, Sl2 to 16
Pants of black or fancy double miled Cass. 5 to
Vests, Of Silk, Satin &C. 2Hto
Making and trimming. the best style, the following
| prices -
Goats, S6H TO 2
Pants and Vests, IA 10 ~
All orders executed with punctualty and despatch
| JOHN MOFFAT
As the advanced present goods
will be sold low $40 lm.r
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JAMES LACY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 90 John street, near William,
- continues make Cenemens garments Of superior
workmanship and the fashionable STYLE
prices Gentlemen Of and fashionable cloth
ing should call his select stock Of goods
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient
the economical that for beauty Of t style Of workman.
ship and such prices this
cannot be surpassed by any IN the city.
10 Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
tmmed-a perfect fit price Of the
goods returned. su24 lmI TERMS CASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

TONES, PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY-One single IS cst package warranted
eight Of the medical properties Of the OF
thing reader you ret assured that this sarsspara
only mercury minerals II using other
try ths You will fluid effect thus-it will mildly
system keep blood aud body cool gently the
and those afflicted with disease This
health good should be unmxed
with other matter and heat should be used preparing
This has all these advantages; give trial
conscentously recommend for disease for which Sarsa-
parills renedy this sold for Is package five
for 81 at the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street
ding street. Boston, 81 state street. Albany; Mrs.
Hayes, 39 Fulton street Brooklyn; Williams 2a3 Broad St.
Newark aud ludney, 1871 Main street, Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

M b. SANFORD cash TAILORINGSTORE)l27 Full
W. ton ST. has JUS, opened an entirely new and spe9dd assor
of English and French Cloths Cassimeres and Vesng
WHICH for beauty elegance and durability cannot be @
friends and customers cheaper than those VINO DO MOI
adhere to the cash principles Strangers and others who arc
visiting city, respectfully invited to call and examine
his rich Of goods all Of which he pledges himself
make stvle and fashion which shall please the most las
d,ous, regards good emitting, workmanship, and prices ~
would also inform his that he has and
assortment Of gentenIens Quitting Of every description
ssng of stocks scsrs collars bosoms, SHIRTS drawers
pendes silk and linen cambria handkeches gloves and no
sIery Of all kinds.
~ b. Punctaalty observed strictly n filing al orders
NJ. b. SANE ORD, !.
70 Imsr Next 10 the Herald Office. New York
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WATCHEs.Ihe arges! and most splendid assortment OF
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the newest direct from the nannac-
offer larger assortment and at much less prices at retail hsa
zach, Watches and jewellery exchanged bought AL.
watches warranted keep good tme the returned
Watches clocks and Jewellery repaired the best
and warranted owsI than any other place in the city
q. G.. ALLEN importer OF watches and jewellery,
Wholesale and retail. 80 Wall street up stain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

JAfNE'S EXPECTORANT-Look &C our bills Of NOR
tive human life this country than any other disease We
all know that Cough like the warning Of the raesnaks al
precedes well accompanies this terrible scouge II
is fair presumption that every Cough may terminate n Pui.
great the danger so imminent it astonishing thai individuals
should be found mad enough neglect the Of Dr.
nted States and the experience aud voluntary testimony OF
Of professional who stand in the first rank Of medical
science all point the best preparation invented by
and other connected with the process Of
the day Sold by B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No 70 Full
ton street. Broadway and II East Broadway. sic 2w-r
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w n oTINEMET-,

TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE-Two founts of Type, Minion and Nonpariel
which have been the New YORK Herald. Apply
atsthIS office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
CKOTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ OLA RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 70

I
~ OLA RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 70
for which leather used andis warranted
sess the following properties
lst- is perfectly tight under pressure Of the Croon
2dt made Of the iabrics and will mildew
njure in the least, and requires attention
3dIt destroyed by coming contact with oil
grease sened by cold weather, the rubber
compose inferior articles ~ used should thu
least complaint made Of the Hose the
properties, will be taken back, time inside Of ST,
months from It's purchase, and other exchange without
charge.
th-CogPlug aqd jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will mote that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
Of making which unknown other the trade
jus the article long wanted for leading and
other liquids HORACE H. DAY,
aul7 Successor knxhurv v G. Is Walden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

OOO DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, assorted. from common
<GOO fine
400 single barrel Guns assorted, from fine
pairs Of Pistols selling below the Of inn ortaton
500 Rifles selling do do of manufacture
200 Nuskets do do do do
Gun Lock Limbs in every state of finish
Tools ana Materials for making Guns
Gun Locks, Percussion Caps, Powder Fasks and Horns,
Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags Dog Collars and Chains
sc. &c.--for sale by
A. w. SPIES u co
who constantly receiving from the foreign manufacturer
regular supplies of every article inquired for by the gunsmth
or sporsmaR. sig lmsec
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THOS. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the RICH Of Peempon to any lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated,
CURED TO establish the to the satisfaction of the Register
aud Receiver Of the proper Land Office and make payment
therefor practicable after this and be-
fore the day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale Of the township embracing the claimed above
mated; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THOS. II. BLAKE,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
ltaw o QOctr
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G. McMANUS,
Apothscary and Secretary Sc 1mec
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

claration ofabandonment made before an othcer.
Most of the Infants, however, are abandoned
clandestinely. There is a Lodge at the gateway
Of the Hospital, through the wall OF which box
is exposed to the public street The persons de
posting Infants in this box rlng bell, when
nurse, who is always waiting INSIDE, turns the
box on a pivot inwards, receives the helpless
Founding, and the guilty parent goes away uli-
discovered The number of Children thus unna
nlratIy abandoned, within the last ten years, Is
14243 From 600 to 800 of these Children
were yearly sent from the LylDg-ln and other
Hospitals, from Mothers who were unable to take
care Of them. There was, too, d diminished
number in each Of the ten succeeding years. In
1880 the number was 5,230, and IN 1889, 1t was
3.lS2 OF this last number, 81 Z, or nearly | III
4 died during the year. The number of Child.
ren belonging to the Institution, and placed on;
at nurse, in 1889, was 1919. Nurses come
daily from the country after Children, for taking
care Of each Of whom they receive from to Q
francs month. There are not generally more
than one hundred Infants in the Hospital "
this number, when We visited 1t, ten had been re-
celved within the last twenly-tour hours and SIT
Of these were deposited in the box during the pre-
vious night. We passed through the different
Wards ofthe Hospital with a Nurse. More than
half Of these he'll plcss nnocents were i'll; and all
but such as slept, were weeping in voices so fee
bic and plaintive that the most rugged nature
could not restrain its tribute Of tears. never
saw, nor can conceive Of, a scene 50 keeniy
touching as this There can be no stronger ap-
peal to our compassion than the forlorn condition
OF these poor Foundlingg. They truly are the
shorn lambs" for whom "God tempers the
winds" Hcrc, too as in other Hospitals, we
found the Sisters of Charity, true to Their benc;
yocnt duties, kindly and patiently, By DAY and
by night, receiving and protecting the most help
less Of all the heirs of sin, destitution and mis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

sRscoaps OF THE HEART, By Mrs. SARA
ANNA LEwIs.'-Such is the title of a manuscrip
volume of Poems, from the pen Of g young lad
of Troy, which we have read with interest. The.
evince a wide acquaintance with Literature, rar
Ia woman, a correct and cultivated taste am
deep and earnest feeling. There is no where
straning after effect, but all IS quiet, natural
truthful. We extract the following from th'
Fugitive Pieces which close the volume
THE MAIDEN's REvERi.
IT'S eve, and by the stream stand,
And think, departed one. OF thee
When frs, thou here didst take my hand,
And breathe thy hallowed love TO me
Twas meath this willows penslyc brow
And it is here, but wheIe.art thou
Years have rolled by with rapid flight
And grief has been upon my way
The stars and moon look down as oflsht
Tbs eer,h with flowers is clad as gay;
And Green. and vertlant every oough'
AZ on that night but where art thou
The hills are here, the mountains blue,
The yales the bowers OF roses tar,
The nightingale, the zephyrs 100,
This little streamiet soft and clear
And murn,uring low and swcetly now,
As on that night but where art thou
III question thus no more my love-
But lift my streaming eyes awhile
Up 10 the starry skies above,
And bask in thy angelic smile;
For well know beloved Que, now
In yon bright heaven abidest thou.