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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

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NINE rRENCH CALI AND PATENT L. ATHER
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opcriy aud about 5oth aud all ohe
BY the want Of bridge for the last Two months
the Hat Abroad sad street will be held at the
House Of VII ism Denyke eorne, Of Third Ayenu and S
lock- for tho purpose of taking such will
he immediate erosion Of said bridge, the closing isn
with aid rail Dad in such will enable the travel
Ing psbe and !epass whp1s danger Of life Or limb
Of their highways C. Miller; John H. Clear.
.dt; William NJ Genet; In ru G,s.de !. Levi. pst
. W. Nor,is; VIM Drew; H. ID. Mouton; Themas Pinch
NeNssoe; Henry p Hall; d T. 'rtleu; Ernest Kevser; II
A Maynard; Isaiah Keys.s; Peel; A. Cary m behalf
9ts
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the different Music Stores, Of Mr. c. Francis, Bookseller
sss:fYs. sa' e street Dee:
TYKOLEAN LONCERT-T Hauser Family. relatives
Feufh Concert in America ON Wednesday evening Dec
the sceisty Library which oeca.on they will present
and ladies, 81 single tickets cents Doors open
ha Erss to commence at hapast O'CLOCK NO posi-
poaement account OF weather d3NNm
RnOAWAY oDEON-Entrsses through pia.ssux' p "a.
qustte ce-fs foxes t2k cents Onruesdas evening.
Dec is47 tn. perfor will commences with G'esian
Exercises Vocaa us'runss al Music Dancing kc. The
rn.srtainUents win conclude with the Jsh'ssa1 Wyatt,
celebrated srtistes no have made this exhibition
her part atar study. Peri, nance to commence bsf
last7 d3ot-m
(NNIGI ,AL srr MID Altar ri. Ch. OF tie Aaora-
~ ion the Virgin Infant aud other Saints by ST.
Bonnve MUS painted the 18th by Rubens; Just
arrived from Europe exhibiting %3 Broadway ct Lis
penard street Admission Is cents season tickets 80 cents
Seeu f,om A. M til 10 r M. dt6t*m
r ECTURES ON ASTRONOMY:-Professsr o. M.
IL MITCHLLL Of Cincinnati, will deliver course o. lee
Astronomy, the Tabsrusee on Wed
Al O'Clock. DO
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PHI1tNA R I,EKaI "A NEV5.IIGSAf ,

pHiLApElPHiA MEDICAL HOUsE--Dt; klNkE
I LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN RS years. re.dsn. praueti.
m,sdes ofa delicate and de-. ucvs habits Of youh
sll continues engage Dr. Kin kollns utmost attention In
valids whose complaints the desperate condi
non, depend be always conducted by Dr. X him
self with sss and treatment TO perfect
Strangers travelling supplied at momcnts notice wih
in the most convenient
md private manner euro charge
Letters, pOst pad: win meet prompt attention. nesIdenes,
" w corner Third and Union srss half square from
The Exchange fn pafuculsrs see 9Th paas OF the
Phsdei rhr SrmH ~ the Tim's
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Al r. 1KA.CO, so Canal 1t, east orner of Broadway
VI wants several alsn French LADIES' from = to
years OF whom he will teach grs all the daecsa Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

ECTUKES on d 1Mrols sa.r.. u ~ ~
tur.s on Astronomy the Tabsrusele commencing We'd
evening December at halt past O'clock to DO con-
will Of lectures and will embrace an sIpo
the solar and The constitution Of the Starry Heavens
with an Of modern and the IL
sons for course for lady and gentleman for the
So Single ticket, for the course 81 ;pgle cfs' io
asa Broadway the other principal book stores in the
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OQEANT 81 sTEA S! NA.IaAT ~ CSMTANY5U5
ginning q lss the se.ners Of this Company will
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store desyabl. healthy ios.on; neatly hs'.d :p;s
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JAMES sH;'i sc
NEW UPH0LsTEKY GOODS, Pr sTA!MkRl,'
cooni OF with
all the TrnminKs Cornces and Banda
patterns Of Curtain pins rich Centre rassl kc
patterns Of Lace and Emhroasred Csrtars
Of Turkey Red Cottons all of which offered whole
sale or retail, a the lowest prices SOLOMON eHAaT.
Importers and Manufacturers Of Upholstery Goods az Broad
way. opposite the Park. A25 2t~rc
Al EINHARpT's GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
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a:.a 6d o.
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ID URk, AN D HEALTHY LEECHEs.-To DruEnsrs and
L Leschers.-H. TRIMMER Chemist and DlugRe.t. 81
hiteha bsgs offer such as he for
re-. health and readiness Of biting d<6t re
ELEELE WOOL-IoU DOE lbs, opened, comprising all
qualities from quarter blood to noe Saxony for sale by
VALENTINE g. HALL, corner Of Pearl and Betkman SITS.
Fd3N*c
VTUIGHTLAENDEK'S QUICK DAGUEAREOTyPE
Instruments, with four times ntensor light; lenses Of
three inches and QusTter diameter, to work mediuu
e .~svs Ror IS "a ~ ~ n WsW
rs L BRIBERY AND CORRUPT ION7-O Or is It The
pure gushing Of grateful hearts, that loudly proclaim
the worth Of Bowyss Spiken rd Ointment Suffering hu
many has last ound remedy for Piles. Cuts Wounds.
scaIds burns falling the WOMB and OF the ills
thrt esh for the es (howeysr severe Nothing
is equal for cuts, scnlds scad head 10 children.
and Ill of universally acknowledged The
AllHealng Bassm applied delicate female cases 10
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HANGING AC ADEMY-MLLE;PAUL DEsJAR-
ssa S?s
IS: s,!oId,yg: f,Sm EOS Ss
sl.%sS Noaday. and sdns.dSs from oclest PM
fys: sos: % 70 her
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800 az. .sa !, b,ss s:%
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,ssn .asins for ds..es and Gloves
seiptcn. a. l2t.-e
sk aSTxEiT u &: L:
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other VIII Dc 'SsSHhs ,os. n b
F., aud s n. , sGp NsTS
salon. Of AlphoS:: 0enI whsf. visited By al 4.
Ss1ss en- Of
gentlemen Is mos, respec fully solicited. o. u
piSs, s.vss i.s' .1.a from ssf: a.
% a.. he
door Of rs Grs-nw Oh street will open fom o'clock
he seIss viii disposed 0f.t the manufacturing pri'''
l. n. attention q isde. to hi. pr.sest Closi
se e,sf = tue I s'' o ne long
.s striis : s;iY'";s Ssss
No Bo~ery o2, I1.m
A FISCHER Tailor. hav,aE just arrived from Paris,
and v..pss winch fs will make up to oder 10
and the most nab's terms at Ne soe Broad
'ISHNM FIVE Doll. All SUITS ousiu Of cloth GOAT,
c.,.n pants, and Fuzzy yes. A.o Cicst. AMI o's5
3 10 "a for soSas
d,ee ,spshrs and corner Nassau and nss.%s'
oss s, s. i c,s, T
I EFT OFF CLOTHiNu AND kUHNITUtE WANT.
- GD-Lsdies and gentlemen having srpe.iluous meets
Obtain fair csse price for the same BY sending
:sS, Il, rG 9:N S %
stai,s. Ladies be attended to by Mrs Levenstya
ERENCH LANGUAGE:-rro7es.sr, RTGHAkDs Ae:.
Italian q. ms %sa and Eas.h IsssT,a
..she employee for each srasse An .stonhng
b, been osnsd ~ this ssSos d Lessons ss nass me RCR
XRD. director Of The Aes smy. d. l2s. l.:.
TTRAVELLI NG TRUNKS, &e.-IOHN CATTNACht
ou hSn and constantly msins
, .e: cpe; R,.' q Pa sa. fsa.
for T's 4. W. nI IT.
siss South sm.ries &c asd with de.pseh r2s lst.,e
Sdi: q !. =, s Gn: sn S
as ass':
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nTTIGNON'S GYMNAS!UM.-CHARLES r. OF
TIGNON informs the public that his extenxve and
elm Is open from sunrise t 10 NJ for the reception Of
Of cymnas,um STARRING sCHOOL-Mr o will per.
sonnly in tTuc at I'll times who desire it. in Il art Of
selSDefeucs school,. OF AHMs-FencinK taught, by
,xperenced Professor from PARIS with the ANAL or broad
The best English Dussr H''S. SGd Al the other s
quest Of rumber Of gentlemen in Brooklyn. is having
quilt Of the airy healthy and central ~
ht ey an extensive Gymnasium, hich will be furnished
with ali the sppssus found in any GyIpa;nm He oiends
hs not be other OF the knd
The United states subscription Book At his
G um in Canal where any further information
"a. be ebtai ed az lIt-m
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[NNIGI >AL srr MID Altar ri, ca. OF tie AaOra-
" ion the Virgin Infant Jesus aud other 81
Rouny MUS painted the 18th by Rubens; Just
arrived from Europe; exhibiting at Az Broadway oor Lis
Admission % cents season neket % Genus
4, O A
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M z. GEORGE VANDENHOFF hav NJ reHgn'd he
WI Stage Management Of the oadway Thsaue has now
ape sTure to aitsad to his PUPILS IN ELOCUTlON II
4 A.es
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vic'ssl s5Sa'. l's ~
gsI q: r. ! 4, S!l u 3, ! S:' q,
tsse Sat- ys4 iss DO ,sx tsS Do o, s az 1909 VII
Commerce 5o is Noern Balk Of Kentucky .sr ssIss
5000 Treasury Notes 1905 1900 State T3f l0e9 do
5000 Reading Railroad O.; $50 do asX; 100 Nonstown Rail-
road II; Me and Man Bank Ptssurg 43 100 u Bank
bssroS, Dec. a-Erchsnge Bosrd-,s Boston aud Prov.
dsnos kaiir ad loi Bostos amt Worcester Do us do
ssh; Y Merchants Bunk ssa Old Colony RAILROAD. 9sx
do s8x; 10 Vermont Centr do s3x; rs Ieng Island do
30 ni SoIweh and W"e:.tss do. ssx; Pitnbursh
Ne "; 100 do. MOI, S; 100 do be *.
Passengers Arrived.
ST CRoIx-Ship Emily-Mrs Ann S~mpiI, Miss Mary Ann
Ssmpill hr james Abbott st Crex; Miss Emily Neusf 81
rAvArA-Bark Childe Haynld- Henry Knight, w King
New fork gaatus Gomez Havana John Caulkins Trsn.
Passengers Sailed.
LIvERPeoL-Packet ship Isaac Wnght-Mr John Piau WIN
p. y Mpss Ne. YSg. Mr. Jerome w Mex H,ssn Mr. A.,
ldsrsiins. England.
ksLrshAS iaAAtsSysAsiOsss.
a do % Bale. bseso Knight Boihsis-sis NJ ssxss Ii
s Rasines-& do A Belmont-lo VI do M de Pugs-isl
do Trpjiliio Bsreras3l M do Cazst Astoin- N1 do
rhomas--44 do Echare-l02 bales tobacco bales
Meyer Stucken3 bxs Geo Grswod Jr-s0 Sxs sugar
-yonod. Tls.on eo-loo do Roberts Wilii.m.-2, do
e5 half do Taylor eo-Soo BIZ, do ~ ssg BIS indss
ST so,x.-h'p Emy-soO hide. Aymar Co--ss tou. fus
tic Meyer u Sfueken
CIrrFUseos Brig Fswns5 hhds 100 boxes sugar 40 hhds
molas-es "a tcs honey Gosslsr X CO, Of Boston.
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ID NUAWAY ODEON-Entrance through Piu.eaux' sa-
ID loon under the Of Mr.. = @ Greeley Par
Dec s41 tn. perfor will commences with G'esian
IN srtainments viii conclude with The Tabeaax WYATT,
siysn BY celebrated sstex ho have made this exhibition,
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Of Women Sixth Edition. Price 81. The
though Of strictly for
married those contempt ting marriage equally
important Tho various subjects treated OF in the Marned
W,mans Private Medical Companion" are Of aiure with
which every female. either married ntemplatsg
rage, shou become especially the FsIsh
discovery here contained ignorance the existence Of
which the life Of many wife has fallen sacrifice also
restraining prudent perons from the dread Of poverty
or prospect of a large family Of children. from marry.
Jog 10 the female afflicted with the complaints
peculiarly incident tn her sex is Invaluable,
taaing tho causes symptoms aud the certain re-
med for the removal Of complaint This work 10
TO re hands Of every and has
regard her health and welfare well that of her
husband The revelations contained ia its have already
proved hle,sng 60 har.ans nsmeIaes letter, will at
est il Of course INT osxibe TO convey more fully in
cubic Journal the y ron. subjects treated they q
marriage neither i since i every oss. duty
which wife mother or sister may b. suisct can be OBJ
eceipt Of dollar the M.i,d Womnns Private Medical
En.d sts..:. An Letter; Be addressed pcstp,d) to
DR. A. Maurceau, box 1874 New YORK City. Publishing
ONCE 70 Liberty street. New York The Married Wc.
everv principal city ia The United Stats As"n,. IL Pha
deiphia, Zeiber Co; Albany W e. Little Co; Boston.
RedainG Co; St Louis, Ns6s Cornish; Coumbus John
T. Blan, Agent for Central Ohio; Richnoad Va, c. F.
Fisher All letters however must be addressed above
For sale wholesale and RETAIL at 1873 Liberty street.
ms IN
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NOUBLE GUNS AND INDIA GRASS LlNE5.[We
~ have iu,t Of India u s lines from
Carton Also for Se low, good assortment q dospIe gnns
and sunsm articles AL kinds. Also se sss Of
Cheap a. w. SPIES + Co, d Msidsa Lane. ma iHsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

r AOIES LLOAKs.-The subscriber begs leave ~ call
IL the al Of ladies' his prescat stock of Cl0ahs
eng the city, and e-mgr,.ing all the new syt,
h assortnent dy goods suitable M the season,
sheh will be sold at reduced prices, by T. PATTisON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

NA FISCHER, Tailor, havaE just arrived from Paris,
VI now opening ch,e aso' tmen Of Cloths nsme ss,
and V,stipgs which he will make up od.r in the test
stve the nsbs terms, at Ne se> Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

VTNYHOLEAN LONCEKT-The HauSer Family, IoAttVes
of the Kansrs. will have The homo, Of giving their
Feufth Concert in America Wednesday evening" Dec
soesty Library which oecasion they will present
chance Of programme. Ticket. admitti' gerte.
at ha Epss at haitpas o'clock No post
DO ment m WesIher. d54tAm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PIX sTLAMER-'
~ The subscribers have jus. received eases Of
Upholstery Goods eous.ng heavy Lyons Satin aud Bree
sta rich colon asn Satin Lanes with
all the Trinmies. Conicss and Bands.
uptrb patterns Of Lace and Emhrodered
Of Turkey Red Cotons all of which offered whole
Inpsers and Manu- of Upholstery Goods Broad
wav opposte he Park 2t%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05

HIiCA-n and sv sit Sc SUNDAY N9y:mbs. alst 70!
make the following trips until farther notice LEAVE erArx
leland At 70, II o'clock, A. M-2 aad S o'cocs T. n
LEAVE NEW YoRK ., and II O'Clock, A. MI. ~ ar
0'n'ocb N rev YORK, Nov. t. 1877. Miro
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5-NEW YORK. ALp.NY
'OM ALDANX AND TROY

NJ nom ne fier betWeen CeuTandt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. WIN n fses. VIII
e n apd .r'Sav svsnnE: ,elock
TS;.aay ThuI:dsy and sstardsv 4 oeisef 4
OsIoch r: M.-Lsnding intermedinIs ps. from tho
foot q Barclay street. Steanboa. SANTA CLAUA Cap
tain Overbsgi, win eave on Monday Wednesday Friday
AMERICA. Csmain I. Aslss VIII leave on Tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY. Afternoons o'clock The
eoats will at all timer Alban. for the
Morning Cars for the East West Freight taken mode
forbid trusting Of the boat q th ns whou WIT
aty on board the boats T. q SCHULTZ the oleH
the WHAT. mo
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VINO PRACTICAL CHLMisT-Wnnlsd 70 employ, .
practical Chemist manager in white lead man~facl
the West He have had experience
the best mode Of manuc turing white lead red lead and
ithye and produce shs beat Of for bis moral
apply To permanent situation aud liberal sal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21

Two Of the Alcsldes begged Of the Amer
lean General that he would come and pro.
tect the property and occupy the city.
The General sent a column, with two PIE.
cies OF artillery, upon which the popula.
lion rushed, capturing the pieces, and
routing the column, the remains OF which
sought refuge in the Convent Of San
Francisco. In consequence Of this, Gen.
Scott bombarded the city until the evening
Of the 18th, when he entered as far as the
Palace. The loss caused BY the sack ex.
ceeds three millions Of dollars.
The New Orleans Buletin says: ave
have conversed with a gentlemen who
came passenger in the Alabama, and who
has long resided in Mexico, who says there
Is not the least chance Of peace, but that,
on the contrary, the future resistance will
be more formidable than il has been, and
tina, the mass Of the Mexican nation IS de.
cldedIy IN favor Of continuance Of The
war. We believe that the recent event,
at The capital viii only tend TO confirm lhl,
determination, and that i will empEalical
II become a national war.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
Irou the National iHfeliigeaesr.
GENERAL TAYLOR.

We have received from Dr.. Bronson,
the gentleman 10 whom it was addressed,
copy of the following letter from Gen.
Taylor, with a request for It's insertion ~
the lntell gencer-a request which we
cheeriuly and readily comply with
HgApauARrERs, ARMr OF 0ccurArIoS, I
Camp near Monterey Aug 10, l-47 !
SIN: Your letter ofthe 18th ultimo, re.
guessing of me an exposition Of my views
on the questions Of national policy now at
issue between the political parties oil The
United States has duly reached me.
must take occasion 10 say that many
of my letters, addressed 10 gentlemen N
the United States in answer to similar IN.
Quiries, have already been made public,
and have greatly hoped that oil persons
interested had, by this time, obtained from
them sufficiently accurate knowledge Of
nv views and desires in relation 10 the
subject As il appears, however, that
such IS not the case, deem i proper, IN
reply to Your letter, distinctly 70 repeat
that am not before The People If The I'M.
ted States az q cdndiddte for the Presiden
cy, II is my great desire TO return at the
close Of tbs rIr 10 the discharge Of those
professional duties and to the ENJOY men
Of those domestic pursuits from which
was called at It's commencement, and TO
. which my taste and education best tiI me
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21

The Undertook Sentinel saws that Il
eoroner's inquest was held at Stockport
lately, on the body Of Martin Van Seeker,
who came 10 his death under the following
circumstances +" He called on DR.. y.
PhlItp, homeopathic physician, for some
pills lvr a pam IN the side, &c. Or. Phil.
Up gave HIM two walls Of pills, one contain.
ing - the other 80 pills, with directions
to take ono three tunes n day, and IL II
produced any burning pain, then 10 take
but Malt a ono nj a tine. II seemed
from the testimony on the inquest, that
Van Seekers illness was fcicncd, and
there vas on understanding betuoca him
and Dr.. Schormethorn, Of Stockport, that
he should get the pills and take Them, for
The purpose Of rldieulng DR.. Philip and
his medicine. DR.. Schcrmcrhorn assured
Fan Seeker that he need not be afraid to
lake the whole lot, rs they would hurt no
'ne' Accordingly, Van Seeker took tho
whole OF his pills under tho advice Of DR..
), and The result was his death about ono
o'clock The next morning.
Df' fhiitP testified that he was called
N the night Of the lG'h, BY DR.. Schef.
nerhorp, who wished him immediately to
20 to see the deceased.
DR.. 7, told him It was useless lf he had
aiken all tho medicine sent, a, once, as Il
would produce death.
According TO the testimony Of DR.. Whit.
reak Of Hudson, the deceased came TO his
cath by taking an overdose Of strichnlno
nd arsenic pills. Accordingly the jury
'nnd that he came to his death BY taking
he medicine, contrary to the direction Of
tr. Phi'ip,"