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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

TIE PHIVATE TaEhTIsE-This little book itself is
designed ic those who rquife speedy eud private
for Sertsia complains, aid wc tn. bsst aud
most convenient treatment plain and faithful
The price The pfeseu, adyert emen however, to
the author has published lhe
chaper-that the which reader IN
obstinate ard Bgering-In the TO SINGLE e which
he suppits free OF expe5e any wishing IT. Hs
this given in the letter ilsef and in thus
will be why msny persons suffer from month
month with compliant which aheu mind
wo function. OF the body, and which essiiy and
speedily cured when once us nature is explained
eit should be that The letter here referred
PROCESSES than really contains The author begs
reside his long eYpe icuce, h. has estm
the subject hrs integrity sk nom the eminent
Ashley CojSer Dr. Mott N Y DR. Physek Of Phadel.
pha and and also that refer
every physician Of EN- hence IN the city:
Dr. Ralph would also IN er state that he consulted
diseases tbs his private residence No SO Green
witch street, any hour aid those who him
conf esce, the complicated disease, will
be surprised the and quickness with which,
they wilt obtain cure. jyl, im~r
CHAMPS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, Tor taking
~ of pitch, peint, grease OIL and all kiads
from woollen, linen, sk cotton and oher cloths, without
ton will thoroughly Eradicate soil fom the nt
we'll the stoutest fabric almost should
be house. and in ones and those
who give til take pretty good cue to keep supply
hand-havng found useulness they would
think of being " ithout IL.
Full directions accompany each rhial:
To be nd Of c. A BAKER, $50 Pearl street, IN stairs Of
Wood Morrison, 200 Green ich street-l New York,
Be ocular and ok for Shand Stain Extracting Fluid and
observe the label each pha sgned by the proprietor in
Also may be had as abovs Stands celebrated compound Ala
wing IAN eckle; pimpes bloches, whitening and cleaning
the skin, &c. jvt3 Inns re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24
IAFALLlBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dy,entery
L and DianLUl.

OswEao, New YeRx.
hereby certify that an rc1uant.d with thc cempcsen
OF hi syrup aud that it conpos-d of vegetables enney
and oil those that have ious eff upon the huns
have frequsn y Of Dysenery
end long standing beg controlled the
disease. EZEKIEL LOVEJOY, MI
. VIRGO, June l2;h, l8t3.
horeoy certify that clos ~ observed the effect OF this
medicine Of bowel derangs end fully
convinced that is highly b and h.t ali who at
fl cet with obstinate Di,rrh@i and Chronic Dysentery
should have lis benefit
D. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon
Fcrs,est MiIiiAUs Drug store. 1903 Broadway.
iro3 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24
WADAW ANUCK HOUSE,
STONINGTON CONN


THE above Hotel ,ee,rd COST Of between sixty and
thousand dollars End furnished in style
open for the eptIon of company.
The house " located at the extr. end Of the village
ookiI the same, and from splenoid acd obvato
be had beautiful THE Souud shipping and
islands, aso OF the from which
be enjoyed ls hrscing air and preeze.
THIS estabhment enjoys dyantases for bathing,
having in the hcus hr and co salt and fresh baths
and rods d.st nee belonsvg th- hotel there
gentle sud for ladies' with dressing attached
well ps private baths Atrched the hotel there
Billed Room and Bow'ins sslonn and for the sccom'ds-
op OF -enteTeD and parties who find OF fishing, here
nub.I Of ;7fr and commodi1us snas boats with
u' Pke charge ihem WIN uud rs,ard the ity
cut fish, updS for which this placs cee-
bi,;.a.
u Of the dep.sed the the charge
for boa - Is ,ed5ccd 10 he following
yr.n'itDl Boafl pr day, 81 "a
ter -. remaining six weehs, in tls months Of
Joy end August, PR week 100
For AK wress Longer ~ the months OF
May, Jnic, September. OF October, per
wees, 100
Chi dren and servants, halfrrice
The Obi Of the subscriber will be render his house
quiet hotel aud the he wishes study
ihe comfort Of his than the Of arb
~ Iuies. HOl:A 10 BLAKE.
Formerly &c the firm Of Blake Reej, Of The M .rne
Pa ili"n. hockaway, ans Wavery House, New York.
ix lgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24
HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PEU2ONr

pERsONs afflicted with upurs. may rely upsn tn. best
Office No. Vesey street. TO either Of the agents IN the
principal the United States Be careful examine
Dr. Hull writing None genuine or 10 be relied upon
good. without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hus
celebrated and thousands mpcsed
quence These limitations cannot be relied they
made by unsku mechanics and better than the od
nary trusscs
Roos hsve been fitted up No. Vesey eet exclusively
for ladies' having from the business depart
mont, whero cmaes constant atsodsncs to wait
iNuf ivr w
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ELTZABSThPOkTH pTtL
ELtZARETaHOkT NEW IkRSEY

.
TIE s,bSrn b.g his fe de and the pub
lie thar he has taken raid Hotel lately kept by r. Al
dich vi ch has undo thorough clea
Ind public boarding house for the Of
vi.,tep
The tb'e will Re i,hed with every variety the market
affords nd every will be chee-fuly best,w.d that
will conduce the teaiih enjoyment Of vsitos
with prices suit the times he PROXIMITY Of Elizabeth
New YORK; dssrahl. for
erchants AID Others in the city the
steam Cinderella Ard wstewlcn leave New York,
day. JANE, nOuRE.
jyIa imsr
RA1H HOUSE, LONG BLAND ihs sea bathing
II place Is prep.red for visiteIs This situation
surpass by the and either for its scenery
cooling shades the bathing, shoTtress
dstay the The sart from Fulton Ferry,
A Nj. VI lns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24
DEAFNESS.
" r a. EDWA AIR lists.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE IL EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
QQ7 BROADWAY.-Exusct
SOi ebeeriuly comply with the request Of Lsut Mo
ntoh u testify that he home unit Tor duty
n OF total deafness and discharges from his ear
the prof sians cave az Es,,ls and EDWARD
Aurss Under th treatment he his heanpg and
has returned TO his m ditary duty. :
Signed, VI. McNEVEN,M D,
Sarveon to II. d. NJ Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ipcipent deafess Mains. buxxpes
sing sounds IN the VIZ or via
ted secreons OF the organs Thor Acoustic Oil has teen
remedy cursye in all ears for up
ward, Of twenty years. OhcesIemovsd to 3sl oaiwsy
ner WINE stfeet jylS lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
S,TRIKEPS POLLUTION FOX THE HAIR, which will
- chansc grey hair 70 Il, original color few minutes
Iis ISOLATION an rent from yet Offered. and a
cfsuPereodg all ohss IL highly scacou. end possesses
the eIea adr ntags OF beaunying the har without ule
ius growth
Those who doro ITS virtues requested TO have their han
chlsed before laying the money II humbugs would
this method, a. re would be NO reason to complain
Oa- trai will Prove tie tsct.
Sold wholesale and r.ta' and spplied. q. No Chatham
street opposite the hi!i OF Records New Yo'a, stairs
jYi lm7r
EDpGEy' CbLEEnhThD LOpOuN bir th7f-
II Thtsc pitttrs highly nded the medical 20
Guilty o Eur0gc io the sppetn aud are
rcsv, Tor lever aud and obaiueo al an "
pruclpal hotels ia tho United States. 49, ram
Sold. who esse only, at No. ia Fulton st. one o'' '''
Dutch 81. Price 81 pnr Gallon. ua.,.m;n,
Tor tliema,lvef -, =. r-u.,hrli en-,
MILF and edetel for Pr 1vdencsi " "a tutnsto
sr, No IS WsstWster st Tor Saism' naa'' ~ ~ iasr~
No. ~ busva
DN hOUsION Denti.., hs rstg,n ea 70 sou,n sids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17
EDITOR OF rnE HERALD

Can no method be devised 20 prevent the v alter
daily escaping from the various by drants throughout
the city, from remaining mixed with the filth in the
Streets and then insinuatng Itself IN the cellars OF
ers, both in purse and health, ] do hope tina, our
Common Council will be active IN removing 80
great an evil. The general prevalence Of influenza,
which many OF physicians assert to be the effect
OF the general dampness IN our streets and build
ings, certainly demand from the Powers that be"
active exertion in the removal OF lis cause Can no
material be used that will prevent the water from
soaking in the earth, and forcing its way in our Gel
lars? There is an article much employed in Europe
quality of resisting the action OF water; and, IT /
am rightly informed, this article is row much used
by our General Government for Notifications, &c
There must be then depo; for this material here
Can you inform those interested, where Do call,
through your valuable Journal ,rhe attention Of the
Common Council TO this grievance and much benefit
one, among many sufferers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17
MONEY MARK ET.
Friday, June 1916 M.

M ~
The Boston boat is nnxously expected. She will pro-
baby be here Sunday, until which time the sock
market will be inactive The she will bring can
but be favorable to American interests independently
political considerations disturbance in Europe will
gresly benefit the pecuniary interests OF the w. States
There yet happened cow uson in the old world
but America became the refuge OF the oppressed the
wealthy and the timd Some Of the largest individual
fortunes have made by these Since writing
the above we learn she telegraphcd Boston on
Friday morning
At the old Board sales small and prices generally
fell off, Ohio per cent? Kentucky fell Il Illinois SIS
!; Long Island per cent; Mohawk d Harlem /.
A. the new Board there was but little done.
An nsslment Of 81 so cents per share has been called
in on Long Island Railroad stock There are $4,000
shares consequently he nstalment Is s45 0O0 $40 per
share will complete the road.
The following copy Of circular issued by the Eric
Railroad to it's stockholders We insert IL for COMMENT
"The New York aud Erie Railroad Company proposes
20 its creditors the following terms, the best in its
power Tor the purpose OF eecting discharge of the as
signment and to enable to procure means for the r
Their prosecution Of the work
table certificates payable in five years. bearing interest
al six pr cent per annum pay semi sna
road which will undoubtedly DO sumcent for
the purpose. e.,
company or in bonds bearing interest at seven per cent
per annum. payable in five years
should settlements under these propositions be imprac.
csble the assgoees will be competed TO execute their
yusf b sale road and its appuTtenances subject 10
bs s,a,e lien OF three millions Of dearsj in which
hc claims aaaipst the company and interests the
s,octholders piU be utterly sac,ifced."
win old stones"a at Piermont be utterly sacrfced'
we learn from Buffalo paper, that the Grand Jury
Yesterday presented indictments against Orlando
Allen and John II. Lee, formerly Vice President and
Cashier Of the Bank Of Buffalo, for perjury in swearing
to the amount of notes OF that bank in circulation, which
sworn statement was handed to the Bank
The defendants then arresned upon the new IN
l.ctments, pleaded not guilty. The counsel The
DEFENDANTS then moved that they be beiled from day TO
lay Tho Attorney General said he could not consent to
bail and the prisoners were committed to Jail
The OF domestic exchange do not very materially
On oil points where specie is paid the prices are low
steady, and uniform
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ =

The New York Herald of yesterday contains
words and sentences purrortipg to have been spoken
by me to the President Of the United States. ! ap.
peal to your sense of right and hope that you will
give this as conspicuous place in the Herald, and
what did say to the President, as was given TO the
article. When my name was announced, said
Mr.. President, my name is in the archives of The
War Department. was q soldier in the 2lst : eg
ment of Infantry during the last war with Great
Britain; in the bloody campaign OF lSl4,o the
Niagara frontier, under command Of Gen. Brown,
whose picture or portrait yon see before you, and
was one Of the de enders of Fort Erie. We called
hat hard duty, but now ! have more pleasant
duty to perform-hat of introducing these patriotic
ladies to your Excellency. Mrs. Anderson, de-
scendent of those who fought for Independence un.
der General Washington; Miss Wickam, whose pa
rents came from the Emerald Isle, that gem on
oceans bosom, that country now struggling for
liberty; Mrs. Vantine, a true Knckerbocker; Mrs.
Reese, than whom there is stronger supporter Of
your administration. JOB HASKELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

EUROPEAN TRAvELLERs.-The tide of fashionable
travelling sets strongly towards England. The pre-
sent summer will see many of our citizens in TO-
reign countries The watering places of this coun-
try have lost their attractions for most of our IA
shionables. The Acadia, frem Boston TO Liverpool,
takes out full complement of passengers, every
berth 10 her being occupied. Many more applied
for passages than could be accommodated
Our splendid sailing packets have their proportion
Of the travelling public. Those who prefer safety
and comfort TO speed, go in our beautiful ships.
Within thirty days, seven steam ships be sides
the several packets-wll arrive at, and depart from,
ths county, all full OF passengers. This is most
astonst ing fact in the history of steam navigation
in connection with this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

RIor AT THE BEAunAxSous CASAl--we stated
yesterday. that in consequence OF rioters having
broken cpen and r,llaged stores, threatening the
lives Of the contractors, &c, Capt. Jones and his
company Of the 7th regiment, had been ordered
out. and Jeff Ter the scene 81 disturbance. We have
since heard that on their arrival the riot &C, was
read, and the mob refusing TO dspsrse. they were
fred on, and several killed asd wounded after
which they scattered in the woods ard annoyed the
troops srea, deal. The iroois were preparing TO
attack them in the woods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

PRoeREss OF CArHoLIcuY. no section OF the
country is hostility to the Catholic Church so deep
and strong as in New England, yet even there, in
the very heart of Massschuse is,we see, by notice
IN Boston paper, that it is advaBcing:-
COLLEGE OF The Holy CRoss WorcEsrEp Massive
undetsnd thn the Ceremony VI lay ing the corner
Of the new Catholic College o the Holy Cross at
ceser Mass, will take place Wednesday, 2lst inst,
IL O'Clock, A. M.
The ssien will be formed Of the residence of Rev
James Fiton, the premises, aud will move thence 10
the site Of the College At the close the cereno
NY an appropriate Grafton will be delivered by the Rev
Charles Constantine Pise, D. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17
90 THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, MADEBl

90 THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, MADE BY THE
celebrated DR.. L. Comstock, Hartford will color tn
air any shade from light brown jet black and will
not stain the skin. This is warranted to do The true
Balm Of Columbia Is the only article that will keep the
head reerom dandruf end restore the hair when bald
Kolmsocks vermifuge, and safe remedy for
worms a. II does not contain caomel any other mne-
ness young man, Mr.. p Lyman, 81 Commerce
street. Philadelphia has fully reganed his hearing by its
USE after being deaf fifteen years and spending 800
to ply sicans without relief Pain Extractor Solve
This wonderful article will stop all pain from burn in
general family salve for all hurts Rheumatism swelled
limbs &C.. be cured by the of Hewes' Nerve and
Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir warrantsu
All the above nval able family medicines to be had only
genuine in this city at 81 Courtlandt street Agents
Mrs Hayes. l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Comstock
Williams, No North Fifth street, Philadelphia andiGec.
Dexter, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17
LATEST SOIITRERN SHIP NEms

Pm ,pELrW !, June st RF Lopez, sheed Pernsm
th.a. CID Mads'ioe, Standard kingstcn, ia. N'e''
fALrisioRE, June ,s-Ar Bidgton Chckering, Bnenos
Msesc and mkt Casket. Read Sc Thamas; Conv.I
l8dies.
hLsrAyDan; June hIsld sturge:. NYork.
ar,LAcHIcoLA June 3Ar Victory, Elwell, Charleslon;
York Cid rob. Iaac, Sherman Hare.
MoBiLx. June s-An Nautilus, Crosby Boston.
General keCcHU.
BRa PEARL H-rling from Boston for Philadelphia struck
9. bsrnsga South shoals, Bamega Light Hou.e at
O'clock the of the ii,h dense fog Vessel
mating Lipher called to her assistance
NnRIemen.
At Prr.amhueo ish ult Java, Price for St John,
day Congress-. P, au nall FULL sailed 18th fr N,nt.
hertues Irwin from Cacanuana FOR New Bedford, spoken
June TO- lat 81 TO- lou Toby the Loper Philadelphia.
fcreign Psrts.
GUIANA May 30 In IT, Hope well. Baker for NJ ok,
ssos tysEs. alb ut April e6In port Edward. Steele
Tor IN idephs readyi George, Ell Boston, soon Evira
oves, Ne~ York Dc; Chancellor, Bsansai. and sgamorN
Mroa, for %, trafalgar. Barber dsg; Morning STAR do
srst "a, for Bnston, ldg. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

o. Pm SICK, SAYS EVERY ONE WE MEET
WHAT shall take 1this epidemic is using ur-Sher.
in few hours while my brother who refused to take
them is confined to his bed Why is it that any will
prefer confinement to health or why will any one re-
the worthless of the day, when he
get Shermans Lozenges for a trife7 We cannot con-
ceive how IL il that will be foolish obstin ate
Some Ply sicans, know affect discredit Shermans
Lozenges but the liberal and hes, practitioners
commend them. There is snrer evidence OF their
limited intellect practice, than their opposing these
justly popular articles. DR.. Shermans warehouse is ct
LOG Nassau street.
Agcnts-S9 Chestnut street, Phiadelpha; Stanwix
Hall, AL any, and State street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

WARM WEArHEa ExcuRsIoNs.-The warm
weather has now come in good earnest. Heat aud
dust, noise confasion. lsssitude and some tender
cy to sickness, the order OF the day within
the precincts oi the city.
Asarelief from all these calamtes, the mi nd ne-
tursly turns pure country air, rural amusemens,
sea bathing. promenades upon the ocean beach,
upon the river bank, amid green groves. All
these snd many other enioymenis may be found at
some Of the following places OF resort.
FoEr HAMILrox.-Mr. Curtis has fitted no a most
glorious establishment at this delightful spot. The
steamboats, regularly through the sessoa.
LONG BEANCH-Every body knows this place
fine airs through all the couatry around about no
swamps, as at Rocsawey-fae ba,hing-fne every
thing, a, the Bath Buildings.
FORT LEE.--The Pavilion a, this place affords
great attractions saubry convenience, retirement,
recreation, Sc, &c.
HoBoKEN.- This is the only place in this region
that serves up EIysium 10 order. Concerts d'efe
Ia Musard, and other amusemenis. OF course YOU
will walk in al Ireland's Washington Gardens, and
atthe Pavilion a, the Elysian Fields
NowLANps, at Prospect Hill. Here is the
Grand Observatory, where you can see every thing
without the aid of Col. Stones clairvoyancc.-
Nowland too is trump.
BUsNHAMs,a at B!comingdae Burnham is reckon.
ed the King Of irums, and his girls are the Queens
of Flowers Such flower garden as he has got,
and such promenades, This is the place for an
ante-breakfast rider.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

United States Marshal and Deputy for the District Of
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
In Bsrouche drawn BY 4 greys. accompanied by
the Mayor.
The Gov the State Of Rhode Island in Bsrouehe
with the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Secretary Of War and Secretary ofthe navy
Post Master General and oth gentlemen in the suite oil
the President attended by the Com. oil Arraf gcm~n".
The President then went iuo a queer looking
place called Westminster, and shock HANDS WIN
5000 people At last, between and O'Clock, ne
went of TO see Browns University. could not
follow him there, as have 10 write add send on
this letter.
PosTscRIrr, past 5.
He has Just returned from the University But
he lsso completely under the influence OF The Sol
lege street clique, Anthony, Hazard and 20 hst
no one can get to see what he Is doing. Singularly
enough, The Clay wings here have taken bodily pos
session of him and il was funny enough to see me
Editor OF the Chronicle, who has SO grossly abused
the President and family, walking arm IN arm, lail
fellow well met, with Robert Tyler. 1t was SICK
ening.
They sit down to dinner at the Franklin House,
kept by Mr. Whitaker, and | send you the enclosed
bill O; fare, that you may judge OF the way IN which
the Clay wings treat him here =
FRANKLIN HOUSE, PROVIDENCE, r. |.
BILL OF FARE.
JUNE u.s. ls4s
MOCK TURTLE sour.
BoILEp:
Salmon, Anchovy Sauce. Leg Mutton, Coper Sauce.
Bass, Lobster Sauce. Turkey, Oyster Sauce.
Ham. Chickens and Pork.
Tongue. CoIned Beef.
ENTREES:
Cotelees deMeuon pances Cervee frite 10 poulette.
Bout a la Mode Maccaroni au Parmesan.
Moneas Chickens. Homard a Ia Maitre d'Hote.
Cuisse de poulet papilote Frcandeau de Veau,
Filet de pOulet, saul au Ma. epinsrd.
dere. Rognons au win dc Cham
Salmi de C8nard savage. payne.
Langue ne Veau, sauce pi Eels a IL Tartar.
quantc Chicken Salad.
RoAsr:
Beef. Pigeons.
Pig. Goose
Lamb Mint Sauce. Duck.
Veal. Chickens.
Turkey. Squads.
Blanc Mango. Calves Foot Jelly.
Lemon Pudding. Cranberry Tarts.
Charlotte Russo, Rhubarb do.
Gooseberry Tarts. Apple Pie.
Ice Creams. Apples
Strawberries Almonds
Pine Apples. Raisins.
Oranges. Walnuts.
The Common Council have miserably misma.
naged everything here frem first to last The dinner
is TO be held In room about 30 feet long, by Y
vide; and everything else, as far as they are con
cerned, in the same proportion. MIR. Whitaker,
however, has, by his lIberaIity, managed to make
up for the folly and meanness OF the Common Coun-
Gil Times up Inlut close.
Yours 10 e mnand,
john JONES OF New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

NAVAL The U. S. ship Falmouth, Captain Nc
Tniosb; arrived at Port au Prince, May 81, and sail.
ed June 81, on cruise south side Of Cuba, and the
coast Of Georgia and South Carolina, from thence
to New York, where she is expected TO arrive about
the LIST week in July Officers and crew all we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

FROM New ORLEANs.-The splendid steam
racket Nepune.l Captain Rollins, was to have left
New Orleans for New York on the 18th instant,
touching at Key West aud Charleston, for passen-
gers. We have no doubt she will bring a load OF
sou'herners who seek the cool retreats Of the north
TO spend the hot sc ason
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

ALLIsoNs HsToRY OF EUROPE. Number ten o,
this magnificent work appears ,hia morning from the
prolific press OF The HaTpers, and may be- obtained
a, this Office at the low price Of twenty-five cents
per number one of the cheapes, works, consider.
ing iis literary and mechanical execution, Of the
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

Tng BUNKER HILL CKLkIRArIoS-ENrRs hEkALp
TO MoRRow.-An Extra Herald will be published to-
morrow morning, as soonas the report and deseiiP'
ZION OF the Bunker Hill celebration shall have been
received at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-17

90 WHAT CHANGE THE American Museum
but few months ego dull and unnteresting estab
sent manager is the most lively and interesting place of
amusement in this great city any readily
by paying it visit. Imagine TO yourself readers, six
spacious Halls filed with the choicest specimens from the
kingdom OF Nature and Art, beautiful Aerial Garden
and elegant fountain with its hundred streams Of pure
Croton beside the most interesting performances by the
first artists in the world, and you have before you the
American Museum Splendid performances this after
noon, a. O'Clock, and this evening at 81 o'clock.