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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26
WEIGH s. MANN's MAMMOTH CIRCUS.

NHS immense establishment surpassed by other IN the
country for the OF Its costumes and trap
pings-for the number talented accomplished eques
trans aud for the beautiful stud of horseshave just
Guided their Eastern and their way TO this
vicinity. They will Tomorrow (Tuesdayl Evening
Jersey City, when Of the best ectons from their
varied entertainments will be given. On "Wednesday and
Thurs lay they perform at Newark This will be the only
opportunity offered season. those DESTROYS enjoying
intellectual trsat who reside ia the places alluded to
The they have with thus far this season. has ex
ceeded their most sangune expectations. s1i
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MRS. BISHOP,
CORS E " MIX Il X
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS re

Ia Il HEIRS, &c.
HENRY Il KAHN, Importers 81 Nassau street mn sta,rs
Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house IN Paris and offer for SALE and
choice selection Of the latest and most fashionable styles
ogether with complies assortment OF Materials for Art
fetal Flowermakers the and embra
cling article IN this line. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., do imitation ostrich and fancy
Feathers IN great variety and of the richest kinds
SIG lmsrc
HE undersigned respectfully tenders his services 10 has
old friends and the public IN general for the Pro
duce Of any kindaso for the Receiving Forwaue Of
Goods and strict and puncua attention will be paid 10 all
orders and charges as moderate
this city . - A. LAFITTE, Agent.
Savannah, Ca, Augusta, 1875. IS 3wsrc
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SHAK SPEARE HOTEL,

Corner OF William and Duane streets
Saturday lErening, SEPT 20. at 81 o'clock prscseip
THE LAST GRAND WRESTLiNG MATCH By
THIS Match will be the most interesting that has yet taken
place. in consequence of the bets pending between the
parties betting respectively Mr. Charles and Mr. Carriere
1t will be every worthy Of the public attentonH
s26 1tsr.
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
MIR. LOVER,
lAuthor Of Handy Andy, Rory OAore, &c. &c will give
his first
IRISH EVENING,
ILLUSTRATIVE OF the Nauoual Characteristics, Legends
Supersttons, Ninth and Melody of his country with
amusing Anecdotes Rotations Pathetic Comic, and
his IRISH SONGS already honored with recos
milton in this country and Others uninroduced TO the
American public
Admission ST. Tickets to be had at the Aston House; also
Messrs Stoddart & Dunhams Chickering's; Duboiss
Firth Ponds; aud Atws Music Stores and the doors
each night Doors open ~ o'clock Performance
mence at 0 and conclude about 10 o. clock $50 lws~r
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Give article trial, aud Judge for yourself
~ them all to be represented or the funded
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent essential OIL and destructive
materials cleans the hair expeoously renders beautiful
and bright aud the delicate fragrance of the
flowers Hair washed with this becomes plea
:ngy soft and uxurant in its growth and it will positively
bring hair bald heads and hair that
been made harsh snd turning falling out by the
OF spirits other improper preparations will be
stored its natural color and brllancy by few sppca
tons Eau Lustra is preventive against baldee.s
and infalibe all affections Of the skin the
head dandruf and for preventing the falling off of the
hair aud turning grey.
the simple produce and immediate extract Of some
plants sauary the hair with properties highly
cleansing that il dengages the epiderm capillary
Of coosv, aeten OF the prspraton and Of the DRY and
hair gives beautiful gloss and sofness and agreeable
and viyifyiug perfume
For sale wholesale and retail, by Jules Haue Chemist
and Perfumer &c South Third below Chestnut PHI
ladelph,a.
A premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
For sale also my agents Wyatt and Kechum 12l Full
street; Clirehush 205 and 200 Broadway; A. Ar
tau corner Broadway and Liberty; B. yacquemond AIS
respectable druggists in the United States s2i lmsr
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Il II K A M A 4 . N
WIGS,

or,
ENTLEMEN'S Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
" improvement in the manufacture Of Wigs and
Sc lps and the happy beng the hrst INTRO
height point IN wig making never before attainsd
They composed of venating gossaner work. They
fit the head by mechanical conrvance entirely new; they
put a They Immediately adapt themselves
the become and parcel Of the
living Copy the address.
H. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
au28 lmsrc Globe Hotel. under Judson's Hotel.
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LUST,
I'm FRIDAY the 18th deed granted by MIR. Bren-
~ tingham to the subschber dated in 1893 IL have
been lost in the City, the Eoomngdale Road Third
Avenue. 1t is fof use 70 but the owner. Tbs
finder will be rewarded for his trouble BY leaving with
JAMES CARR, 1893 Canal street,
s24stsr corner Of Hudson.
IF MIR. HENRY MASON, the son Of the late Mr. Thos.
Mason long resident Hsifax Nova Scotia will address
line Edward Hardy. Lockpo State Of New York he
may hear Of something 10 his advantage.
u Halifax papers please notice. s22 2wissrc
q. B. CLARKE,
MERCHANT TAILOR; iis William street, opposite the
assortment Of Cloths, Casimeres and vestngs suitable for
fall wear which, being paid for in cash. will be made to
measure very low prices fine French twilled black
eoa Coat TO order $50 usual price s2 HANDSOME
Cloths from which Goats will be made for H. 16 and Si8
Every other garment equally low Likewise, very handsome
Cloth Sacks from to $40; Tweed do. from S.; Satin
Vests white Marseilles Vests, SC.
s2i lwis"rc u B. CLARKE
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ID EMOVAL-Wm. X. Sackett, has removed from No 10
BoweIy to the agreeable and commodious store
No So Catherine Madison has opened
entirely Of Paper Hangipgs sc OF the
newest styles and most approved patterns, whi will be
sold cheaper than at other establishment the United
States and which he requests the Of his ends
and customers, and the public. s2G 81 rrc
u ROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGs Of every
ID style aud dth all the known brands both neavy aud
hne Stark Mill Indian Head Lawrence Z Cabot A. Meu
mack Exeters, Unkuowns, Brunswicks, 81.
Also, Wckps of every descr.ption; Carpet Waps and
threaded Of superior quality, both white and oorea
bales and half bales together with Southern Cotton
Yarns, Nos. to H. Nos to II; Wcks, Irvine, Warp, aud
Waddng.
The attention Of country merchants icted
to this stock which with direct
appreciation. L. N. UNDEhHlLL,
s26 and Celia ST
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

NEW INVENTED WIGS.
pATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and ScaIps, made Of
ID the finest natural curl har adapted the
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing with all the veXatious
difficulties long eIperleneed by those who wear wigs
The public invited TO inspect large and well selected
containing every variety Of size and color they will
then be able 10 Judge the effect.
VIM. BATCHELOR inventor end only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway Removed from l65 Broadway
Please to COPY the address au25 I'm src
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NORRIS HOUSE

NORRIS HOUSE,
1SS Chestnut Street, South side, bet,reen Seventh
and Eighth Streets, Philadelphia.
VNHIS Est situated in the Of the fashion
able promenade, not lar from the Depos and Landings
and affords accommodations for Ladies and Gente
men, either as transient or permanent BoardeTs.
The NORRIS HOUSE is a TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
and suited TO who wsh be quiet and such
travelling for the recovery of health
Travellers admitted at night and early breakfast provided
in time for the morning lines.
SIC 3t*uc 7. FLETCHER Proprietor.
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DEAFNESS CURED.
nO1 BROADWAY.-t Eytrsct)--"I cheerfully com piv
DO with the request of Lieut. McIncsh to that
was in consequence Of total deafness
charges the that under the OF ID
TLE& EDWARDS, Aurists (38i Broadway ". Y he re-
Soycred his hearing and has his duty
Signed H. McNEVEN,
Surgeon to II y. Ms Forces, Jamaica
All cases Of deafness attended to.
Acoustic Drops for sale for deafness
arising from cold discharges from and buzzng noises in the
ears, collections Of hard wax, &c. auz7 lmsr
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NIBLO,S.

NIBLO'S.
ANY valuable articles Of Furniture, removed from the
IA house on the night Of the Fire having been
yeed person having such CHARGE will confer
favor by returning hs leaving word they be
Ionnd at the temporary building the Of Broadway
and Prince Also,
LoST-Two Black and Tan Terrier Dogs for the return
s26 3tnc
hE PUBLIC respectfully notified that the thurch Of
Jesus Chr st Of Latter Day Saints under the Presidency
Of James j. strang, of Voree for public worship Mi
hary Hail. Bowery. opposite Spring street. every Sunday
morning. afternoon and evening Seats free $40 2tsrrc
MOTT IRON AND STOVE WORKS.
THE PROPRIETOR informs his customers and the pub
c that he has erected temporary building the site
OF the destroyed by fire Saturday morning last and Is
again in operation.
Having had fair Stock the Store and stored at Harlem
he will sndeayor to keep his customers supplied
He thanks the Fremen and those friends who
promptly his assistance and TO essrs
Allen Co of the Novelty Works, for their kind offer
rendering the their Works 70 enable him 20 get again
ia operation JORDAN l.. MOTT,
No. 26i Water street..
NEW YoRK, Sept IS, 1876 SIG " issrrc
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=
A TWILL at his Repository Of Fashionable Music pol
IA Broadway has for sale all that Published Of the
Songs Of the celebrated Composer, SAMUEL LOVER Esq
Among the popular .tw has issued in three numbers
fit Songs, Duets ETC., each number for rs
So for the whole cole ction.
tickets for Lovers Musical for sale.
Nec Editions published of Oh the Merry Days when
we were Yousg; 'Fs the Promised Hour; * Is the
Chime; Come TO the Mountain; Love not Quick STEP
Moonlgh, Waltzes REPOSITORY Watzes; Garland Wsltzes
Avelina Waltz Carrier Dove; 2th edition Pavolia Polka
New York Qusdres; Loves Tell Tale; Rowena Polka
kellers Poouaise Huzzs Quadrles; Resaca de la Palma
Waltz; Tell of Morning Breaking; Lo the Watch
fire; The Foeman comes Infants slumber Will Ncbody
Marry me; Light s gar; And wilt thou weep; Napoeon's
Midnight Review VOLTS outs National Songs of America;
Kuighs Songs Moores Songs; Russels Songs Not Mar
RED; Land we Live in.
Music boundlnstruments tuned Catalogues given gratis
ATWILL'S Music Repository,
200 Broadway, below st. Paul's Church.
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TESTIMONIAL.

I LIE Chevr Don Angel Calderon de la Barca Minister
- Plenipotentiary from the Court of Donna Isabel II.
Queen Of SPAIN the United Sta Washington do
by state that have known Dr. A e. Castle, for years
gentleman standing preeminent his profession OF Me-
deal and Surgical Dentistry That full confidence may
placed 10 his sail and integrity by those requiring his profess
sional aid
asigued, ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCA,
Dr. Castle, Dentist performs operation pertaining
" Office, 38l Broadway, corner of White street.
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STATEN ISLAND REGATTA,
Monday, Sept. D, 1916.
pTrVcE EIpTV nnTfAuo

.~x.- MUSIC
~ riASo TAUGHT very moderate terms, by a
ana % VINO has perfect knowledge OF the scisnce
wno "nus takes to teach u thoroughly. Terms dollars
per.montn; Any person wishing take instruction will
piense auaressa line to Music at the Herald Office"
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

BAIOHELOfL > HAHN DIE.
A LIQUID COLORING FOR THE HAIR, WHIS-
IA KERS &c.-Its claims patronage will be
dersood BY those who have used sold the preparations of
being emphatically perfect hair dye without de-
suoyng the elasticity health of the hair To fancy
tcle sthey with confidence recommend to their
toners and troubled with complaints OF dying the
skin or linen IL will off the hair and wash
ing only improves its appearance The color permanent
tnts varying from the faded the royal purple
daced by the ordinary hair dyes In proof Of its efficacy the
ton the hair without charge 70 those wishing to purchase
rooms Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by VIM
BACHELOR, No. Wall street, near Broadway. Price
81 dou bic size 81 So Copy the address, Sole agent Wash
ngron Civ. !. u ,bhs. Penn. avenue aus imsrc
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
WIN. WILD, manufacturer of Cutlery, No. 100 Division
w street, New York, has constantly hand good
sorment Of l. and blade Knives OF his manufacur-
ing. good and cheap TO the trade au25 lm-rc
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HENRY LAWRENCE,
IA John street, fen doors from broadway.
IMPORTER French English and German fancy articles
L comprising Zephyr w DOL, aud other kinds
Patterns of every description, . -
Canvass-Silk, Cotton, Linen, &c, all widths.
Slks-Purse and Floss Of all kinds
Fringes, Gimps, Sc a large variety -
large Of Steel Beads Purse Slides and
Ends Bag Clasps Perforated Paper, &C. &c. which he Will
sell at the lowest possible prices. Sc lmSrc
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, sc.
TOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer No. Wall
Of Broadway has hand and constant
ly making good assortment OF Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, and Satslels, wholesale and retail.
Also article Of sole leather Trunks, suitable for
American European Travel, and Pormanteaus for the
French Male Posfe.
Orders the West Indies South America, &c. filled with
despatch. au26 imsr
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Two AGENTS travelling to the Southern aud Western
tesWanted, three four Young Men of good ad-
dress to travel for well established Work the enouments
arising from which would be very considerable None need
apply who NOT prepared give good security for $780,
Apply at the Office OF the Dispatch Al Anu street.
s26 3tsr
TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
>HE only and original Walnut Oil Military Shaving
Soap Family Soaps. highly Scented Toilet Soaps, CO.
ogne Extract and general Of variety Of
peumeIy of the choicest description, and the lowest
prices.
Southern Merchants and Dealers general invited
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
SO ltsr JOHNSON. vROOM FOWLER.
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livery IMPOKTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.
~ GOD BLACK TEA, IS cents perlb.
" GOOD YOUNG IYSON TEA, 30 cents per H.
Every purchaser of FIVE pound package will have the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Our object IN
Offering such Undue to extend and cultivate
large aud we'll earned popularity as Tea Dealers.
I'LL WHO DRINK TEA
and can appreciate good article and wish 70 obtain
little more hall the charged for ~ should send
10 the mineral Store OF New York and China Tea Com
panv so Catherine street, New York.
A orders from the country be accompanied by
for the same all letters prepaid the goods will
coruarded So srrc
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THE EIIR.OPEAN

No Greenuch street, three doors from the Battery
HlS House Is for the accomm sdation of the
fubiic who are solicited to give share Of their pao-
and assured that effort will be made
comfortable and agreeable equal the city.
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest liquors
wines and Lodgings by the Night, Week Month
from % cents per night free lunch every day from ii
O'Clock TO I o'clock AS iw-r
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v
DRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 448 Broome sts
Il Broadway.
d. would beg leave to inform his friends and the public
that. having made and his
by which the and Accommodations very much
increased he will his classes for the
Tuesday Oct p NJ, for Ladies and children, aud r.
NJ. for gentlemen.
The include all the Fashionable Dances Of the
day,
elmsr
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WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. 4
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN obtain the highest
cash price. for all kind apparel furniture &c
tween Broome and SprinG Streets ". STOKERS.
N BA line through the post Office otherwise, will be
pupctually attended to- aus lms RI
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II GODEFROY, Mrs j. II. GayeIle.) will open on
Wednesday, 23d inst her fall and winter assortment OF
Millinery, and ladies' articles in general
3i9 BROADWAY
sis 2wsrc Opposite the Carlton House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
Cold w ter.

Ii YOU are dry. drink pure cold water.
It is safe. salutary, and invigorating.
If YOU would use beverage provided
by God, and free from The poison and i'm.
purity found in intoxicating drinks, use
pure cold water.
II yon would have good relish for
food, and have il digested. drink pure cold
water.
Ifynu would enjoy calm state of mind
and he saved from impotence fretiulness.
and evil passions. drink nothing but pure
cold water. aud this will contribute large
" 10 such result.
fyou would save your property. spend
nothing for inebrlasing liquors. and drink
cold water.
II You would live long, drink cold wa
ter. Those who use this as a beverage
usually live longer than those who drink
intoxicating liquors.
II Won lhirs. for distilled drinks. and
the curse of intemperance is upon you,
drink cold water. and nothing else. II 10
sure remedy for drunkenness.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05

The Jftacr. = Scarcely day passes
woman; the affection Of a sister, or. the
devnlednpss 0i wife. and Il is the re
mtmhrance Of such thin1s tiat cheers
and comforts The drearle-t hours OF lIe.-
vet Others love lar exceeds them III
strength IN dIsinteresiedntss. aud III pun.
" / he chlld uf her bo,pm NAV have
forsakeu and left her. he mas have dI>re-
g4rded all her instructions and warnings,
he may have become an outcast from
society. and none may care Tor or nodce
hin--yet his mother changes not, nor is
her love weakened, and for him her
PRAYER, sill ascend Sickness may wea
nv n,ller friends -mi,iorlune drive away
familiar ar0uain,ances. and poverty
leave none IL lean upon: yet they affect
not a mothers love, but only call into eX-
erci>e still greater drgree her tenderness
and affection. The mother has duties to
perform which are welghiy aud repnnsi
bile; The IlSping inIin, must be taught how
to live-,h thoughtless child must be
instructed in wisdnm's ways-the tempt
ed youth be ADVISED and warned the
dangers and difficulties Of life must he
pointed out. and lessons of virtue must be
impressed on the mind. Tier words,
acts. faults, frailtles aud temper. are all
noticed by those that surround het, and
impressions ma le in the nursery exert q
more powerful Influence in forming The
character. than do any after instructions
All passions are unrestrained-ii truil
j. not adhered to-lf consistency IS no'
spen-if there he a want of affection or Z
murmurng at the di.pensa''nns Of Prov
ence; he youthful mind will receive The
Impression. and Subsequent life will de
velnpe ii; bu. if all is purity, sincerity
truth. cuntenimrn, and love. then will The
result, be blessing, aud many will rejoice
in the example and influence of piou
Molher.- Boston Sun.
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Science.-.A frog says Professor
Pump, is an amphibions animal, as what
lickcrs on cold water. and consek wen,ly
invented the ,ee,otal society. He always
walks with jump. he does; and when he
sis dawn has TO stand up. Being lover
of native melodies, he gives free concerts
every night. he does, himself He per-
wides music for the million. which has
been so called because il usually is heard
IN mill pond. lie is a warmth what
ain. So bad when broled on griddle.-
No, sir-r-reer
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stern. A more beautiful sight never
saw. When the shells burs, which were
below deck. The splinters flew and the
flames increased Alter an hour or so,
away goes the main and main topmasi.
hpadlong into the foaming surf Then
all eyes were on the foremost. which
hung on for upward of an hour longer.
when i followed. Fine spars!-- ich
had assisted in bringing the remains ofIthe
gallant Porter from Mahomedau 70
Christian country, 10 res, there, under the
flag he had fought for so nobly."
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BARRETT HOUSE.
Corner of Jefferson 4 Third-SiS, Burlington
j. G. FLEET CHE

TNHlS House, recently opened. is one Of
the largest and most commodious in
the Western country. 1t has all the CON
veniencies Of the large hotels in the cities
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner. The propri
otor has had much experience in the ketp
mr. Of publ" houses which taken IN CON
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur
lngton for furnishing his table iusti6cs him
in promising that the character of his house
shall he kept up.
Visitors from The South and elsewhere. with
without "a miles at II times be accom-
modated with nlcasantand airy rooms and on
rea soma HE terms.
Families will also be taken as permanent
ha2 riders.
September 25 lS45' Is