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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14

The FoU gRIERITE PHALANX IN New JERSEY
GREAT NEWS FOR SUMNER ExCURsIoSIsTs Within
few hours travel of this city has existed ol seyera
years, most interesting community Of men and
women, whose social ideas and usages differ in many
essential respects, from those of ordinary life, but
who enjoy greater share of pleasure, happiness.
and freedom frcm restraint, than falls to the lot OF
every day humanity. This association il termed the
North American Pbalanx, and has been formed on
the socialist plan of Owen, Fourier, st. Simon and
philosophers Of that school. Not only has the great
mass OF our citizens been hitherto ignorant Of the
beautiful working Of the system as developed by
this PhaaDx, and of the state Of earthly paradise
in which its members live, but, for the most part
they have never even heard of its existence IL was
only very recently that we, ourselves discovered
what excellent inducements the establishment held
out to tourists, summer vsiters and Sunday excur-
sionsts to resort there for days, weeks or months:
and hasten to perform duty to the public and
spprize all lovers Of romantic scenery liberal insti-
tutions, comfortable quarters, and handsome Bloom
ers. where they can enjoy all these good things to
the fullest extent, and in the most economical
manner.
The rush to the Phalanx will, we feel assured when
its SUPER critics as n visiting place become known.
be very great, and we therefore think it right to
give our readers, who may wish to spend tomorrow
there, information as to the best way Of reaching
it. The steamer John Hart leaves this afternoon,
(and all week days,) her pier at the foot Of Murray
street, at o'clock, and arrives at Keyport at Ga
p. M. Well equipped stages and carriages are In
waiting. at Keyport, to convey visiters to the
Pbalanx, distance Of eleven miles, over an excel
lent road, the whole cost Of the trip being but
seventy6ve cents. Here they are received at tho
establishment with the most cordial welcome, and
waited on by young girls, in Bloomer costume, all
blushes and smiles, who conduct them To neatly
furnished apartments, which they may occupy rs
long as they choose TO remain. No matter what
number Of visters may go, the community will be
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mr. Editors-HAvinw hsa the honor -
fn h Metallic Burial for Aha -
maDs 81 the late dea Henry Clay from WashSston -
which article attracted deal atSenton
mics manufactures Of wood collins. and these under
Their sce feeling that public attention had been az
recte article result general use of
AetA - Ind consequently the prendics their
(wood cofi inttre.t, have made false and malicious
sta,ement reate impression that Mr. Clsys Case
Others tre red the Tribune article from their
correspJ lexington, stating thai the Case
failure Ax6 emitted offensive odor &C., this statement
nom dersnker and alike unfounded with
the staten snt that whe the Case st the City Hail.
in this cy ~ oder offensive people could not 60
it, outstanding xhe there 1t constantly
rounded b. tbrong of vsiters; from 500O0 100000
havin about We do not expect these
upscruruoss falseheds will but desire TO correct
e public mind concerning the same and with that view
suoce4s and utility the Case enclosing the remains of
Mr. GAS. ". NJ RAYMOND s. CO.,
No. 536 Broadway.
WARRINGTON, August ~. 1852.
deMemen1 und-r i,aed members ofth committee Of
Q innate which sTiai the remains Of the Hon.
fnIy Clay to kentucsy. eaG you their thanks torsls
sfhly finished Metallic vltl Case presented byyou. rhs
nsth Of the journey th heat Of the Weather. aut
II fulfilled the purposes for ii ~ designed in
Burial Gases Of your The favorable notic
the public Wetake this oppoy> .x express toN
TO Messrs Wood Putnam, Who MI nnmmediate ohSnaa
the painful duties assigned them; eyy respectfully
F.SiOCKT0N,
ON FISH,
J. R. UNDERWOOD,
SAM HOUSTON.
JAMES g. JONES.
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nended BY the Medical Faculty in New YORK. Philadelphia
and Physicians generally in the United statesWofes
Aromatis Sohedam schnappsIt Is manufactured by the
proprietor exclusively Sobednm, In Holland by pro-
cess peculiar to his own factory and medca
ted by the harsh berry but the
botanical variety Of the aromatic italian Juniper berry
whose vnous extract IL distilled with its
sprituous solvent and thus becomes
turc Of exquisite favor and aroma altogether
For sale by tho PRINCIPAL Drusssts In
the United STATES. UDOLPHO WOLFE Importer AZ Bea-
YER
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delighted 70 receive and accommodate them-the
ladies, in the excess OF politsncss and hospitality,
being ever ready to surren Sho.r own rooms and
camp out.
The table d'hofe is furnished WIN o plentiful sup
ply Of all that is generally to be found in the 'in,
fare of first class hotel, with tho oscapNoa,
liquors and wines, which are never isei in0ae es-
tablisbment; but instead Of these beverages, beau
tul young Hebes present the guests with glasses of
pure spring water. Noshipg is wanting to make
every person comfortable and happy that the most
polite attention to the wishes Of all can supply And
how pleasant it is to be waited by one of these
smiling Bloomer lasses-anticipatipg ones wishes,
placing whatever dishes are desired Immediately be-
fore ose and doing all this with such an air OF
grace and elegance, instead Of having the dining
hall dsrkened with grinning niggers, swapping
away the dishes, and refusing to attend to
the orders of the guests without being feed
for their services, is the ut Newport, Sara
toga, and other fashionable watering places There
are many romantic walks and drives in the neigh
borhood, good sea bathing within short distance,
and the charming society Of the handsome and
amiabe girls Of the Phalanx may always be enjoyed.
And then, on Sunday, in addition to all this, the
visiter will be entertained with sermon from Mr..
Dana, Mr.. Greeley, or some other literary charac-
ter of the Fourrierite school, Socialism, Spiritual
Philosophy, Platonism, or the commandment Of
''Love one another
One Of our correspondents recently gave US, in
his letter, description Of Shaker community in
Lebanon, which forms o complete contrast to this
Fourrierite phalanx. The Shakers, in their vows,
renounce "the vanities of this wicked world, and
all the sinful lusts of the flesh" Perpetual chastity
is one Of their cardinal virtues and their aim is to
extinguish the Of man on earth, by discounte-
nancing the birth Of babies. Now, the Fourrierite
phalanxes take Numerically opposite view of the
matter. They are anti-Malthusan in their principles
and think that the population Of the world is too
small. They would seem, therefore, to have been
provided as q corrective to the Shaker philosophy.
Whether their ideas in this respect exactly ortho-
dox or not, they certainly have much the advantage
ofthe Shakers and endeavor sfar possible to make
their abode an elysium on earth and such it will,
to a certain extent, be found by those who pay
them visit We would advise such as may con-
template trip to Staten Island, Fort Hamilton,
Fort Lee, or Coney Island, to morrow, to forego
their intention, and spend the day with the fine
men and pretty maidens of the North American
Phalanx.
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that Occupies the whole v6man That portion Of
time not occupied loving IL devoted TO and
such asstsn the Hyperion Fluid. for the bsautfyi
the hair and Habeaona TOR the forgot
ten. Every lsdy whose taste pAtronxes
these elegant toilet articles invented By WM b.
OLE, III Wssbngton street. Boston Also Wholesale and
retail BY a. u sands 10y Fulton street. kashtcn,
Cary Co. $40 Pearl street. and by the druggists aud per-
fumtrs tLro uvh0ut tho world
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THE LATE FLARE UP BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND
SECRETARY OF STATE.-Soms Of the Boston jour
nails deny that there was any fare-up between
President Fillmore and Secretary Webster, on the
return Of the latter to Washington from his goldfish
ing excursion, with the British Minister, down East
Satisfied, however, Of the correctness Of WASH
ipgton correspondents report insist that there
was fare-up, and sufficient cause for flare up;
or, if there was no fare.up, why did Mr. Webster
proceed, the very next day, to sell off, send off
his furniture, and to break up house. keeping in
Washington. The French Minister, Poussin, quar-
relied with Secretary Clayton. and was ordered off,
and the very next thing which he did was to sell
out his household and kitchen furniture. Chevalier
Hulsemann, before leaving Washington, did the same
thing after his quarrel with Mr.. Webster; and now
that Mr.. Webster himself has been selling of, or
sending off, his goods and chattels, we hold it rs
mima facie evidence that there has been aare-up
between him and the President. This is what Kos
suth would call logical conclusion.
There sufficient causes between the President
and his premier for a fare up. They did not agree
upon the fishing question. Mr.. Webster had been
issuing his official proclamations from Franklin and
Marshfed in speeches and paper manifestoes, when
the President was of the opinion all the time, that
Tue state tHent was III w aSningtOH lucy uiu
rot agree upon the guano question, upon which Mr..
Webster again took the responsibility Of laying
down the law, without the advice and consent Of the
President. They have differed, also, about the crim
nal proceed pgs upon the Gardiner claim, which is
very mysterious piece of business but, worse than
all, President Fillmore had the presumption to stand
in the way Of the nomination of Mr. Webster by the
Baltimore whig convention. There was matter in all
this sufficient for fareup and aareup they had,
why did Mr.. Webster, next day, proceed to sell off
or send off, his household and kitchen furniture
That's the question
We rejoice to hear, however, that the trouble has
been reconciled, Iand that Mr.. Webster is in satu
quo. 1t is also reported that in few days he will
return to Marshfeld and this is another mystery.
If he does return, what is to become of the Goldfish
question and the guano questions The fact is, we
are afraid nothing can be done with Mr.. Web
ster till he is fairly in the field for the Presidency.
He ought to have chance. Let his friends, then,
put him forward without delay 1t will satisfy him,
and may result ut once in averting war with Eng
land and Peru. We shall hold his friends respon-
sible, if there is war.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
ne American steamship Hermann, Capt. Higgins, vii
k this port at twelve O'Clock to-day for southamp
m and Bremen The mails win close at half past ten
o'clock this morning The NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD,
printed in French and English, will be published at half
past nine O'Clock.
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teIe ~ oHtfed 20 them, aud when ohest Urstadoro
Liquid Hair by proves pertinent to be all ever
said 1t tooes not scoroh the outside OF the hair but
penetrsteB into the tubes the roots
the texture Of the dbres and a color gray
red dy hair which other dye lilut solid AN
produce. Applied ana sold Wholesale and retail at CRTs-
TADOkOS Wig and Scalp establishment, No. Aston
House. Private rooms for applying the dye and fitting on
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astonih the who're Word, with his wonderful discovery
for the prevention and Cholera Sea sicknes
srrh@ Dysehtery, all manner Of Spasmodio complaints
th deghul and instantaneous In its action. IL will not
i T. thousand tri Ms Dr III. Budd Of 26 Mott street,
ei'y MT wesley Case Of Orange comfy NJ Richard
roshon, iolker all Fay that they think that IL saved
their vos In the last ttsges Of ohoera Depot $50 PEARL
80 brosdway u Mrs. Hays Brooklyn, and Of the druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14
To those who are Gray.-Dsyis's

will change your Hair It's and color See
certificates AGENTS Sold at the General Depot No O6
Grand street, and at Nos 1872 Broadway 279 Washington
streets a62 Hudson Atreet; and NO 1T Bo~ery. New York;
Nos l75 Futon street, and 146 Atlantic street. Brooklyn
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Why DRINK Impure Water. and be liable

to diseases occaoneU thereby when You can have Il rem
dered pure rs orysta The Porous Glass Filter recon-
mtnoea by the Medical Faculty and Of
citizens. ~ Is TO your interest to procure Only
Dollar and FIFTY Cents Depot, GothiJ Hall 36 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14

DaguerreOty pes by Brndy.-Thc public
respectfully Invited to examine the Prize Pictures
hbited 1T the Worlds Fair together with colec
on Of the portraits Of the Of
country, - BkADYs Gallery, 2Oo Broadway, corner Of
Fulton street.
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The COTOn alton.

The Coronation.
Lisht and Shadow, Ia Broadway,
Held an argumeI one day,
As to ubom, in all the town,
Best de,erved the artists crown.
PassiDgon by many cases
Filled with sun drawn forms and faces,
500 they paul ed the gems to see
At thvee hundred sixty-three.
F0r ore MT lnent they stood mute.
Then the prize decrecd to ROOT.
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eourauds Liquid Hair Dye Is, w,thou,

excepuon reseryation the very best invented
ware OF pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud Med
Gated Soap TO curing PIN pies frrekes salwness chsp
rout bness &c. Poudre Subtle uproos bar from any par
Of the body. Liquid 10 Lily hts, lair Gloss at
81 Walker street, Broadway.
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Sunday Afternoon Boat for POughkeepsle
ediate places The steamer MAZEPPA, leaves
pier foot Of Jay street Sunday afternoon for
Poughk eepsie. See advertisement
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Sunday Trip TO Newburg and intermc-
date places. The steamer TH Or. e. HULSE will make
her usual trip Snnaay leaving jay street pier
ment
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We Call the Attention OF our Readers to
the article headed Ike Lakeland, L. likewise,
the advertisement OF Charles Wood headed s. only to
Five Of Land another page of this paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14
Cristadoro,s Hair Preseryative and Re

tiff has become in great requiston both with ladies
gentlemen Its Effects cleansng the akin Of the mead
stmuatirg The growth Of the hair truly marvellous
Manufactured ana sold by CRisTADORO, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14

Fall Fashions for Gentlemen's Hats
BEEBE Co.. 1876 Broadway. will introduce the fall fash.
ions for gentlemen Saturday next, the l1th inst.
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Perfect Pictures. a

Perfect Pictures, and Faithful Like
anything heretofore produced BY the
Broadway If Leon street, and No. lS9 Broad
way, Dey street.
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Glance around at = Ball, or = Dinner
seer Very few vet by giving order GREEN No.
Astor House, gentleman set OF Shirts,
q Of fashion.
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Muslin Curtains, &C.. at wholesale-Kelty Il Ferguson
have hand extensive stock Of tie above goods
and prepared offer purchasers either wholesale
retail bargains not to he found elsewhere SO
superior styles Of gold border shades in store.
kelly g. FERGUSON
Nos. 2S91i Broadway and 81 Re.de street.
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Lyon,s Knthnlron Tor the TT,

producing head Of hair and verng which
to it's hrst color General Depot l23 Chambers street
Nos ~ i92 lSs - Broad.ay. Ia Bowery l76 fultor
street. 6 Atlantic street. Brooklyn and other druggists
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Of wgs pronounced the perfect mSston of
yet invented Those wanting superior article -boal
call at bATCHELOKs celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wal
street where be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.
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vent Its falling of and turning and most delightful
article Tor toilet II 10 sod by ali the priacipel drug
gsis In the world Price only 20 cents in large bottles
The rich, soft glossy appearance given the hair truly
pleasing. Z. THOMAS LYON, l61 Broadway.
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eaunders' Metallic Tablet Str0p for kocr-
Ing razors N perfect This article been long ana
avoraby known to the public tho inventor having re-
ceved medals ana diplomas ipnumerable At Worlds
Fair It was exhibited several hundred specimens
Of strops and there BY Abe udrea
to have equal In producing the ksenest possible sde0
to razor Depot No. Astor house and SN Broadway.
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Anderson and the BOwery.-W0nderful
revolution and great reduction in prices of all lnds Of
English Tapestry Brussels Imperial Threepy aud Ingram
oarIettg fiotr Ul cloths Rugs Table Covers, window
Shades, &C., at HIRAM ANDERS0N'S. No. 80 b Jwery.
Purchasers should examine those beautiful carpets almost
aWa
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Hhr Dye the best yet for ooiourng the hair
~hsbe the moment applied. The wonderful and
srtsny with which this favori.e and old established HAN
Dye Performs Is aster s,g IL B for sale applied
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. wall street. Copy the
address,
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COnsumers Of Shoe Leather sh0uld bear ie
constantly in mind tbs, there great economy In pus.
chasing the Boots Shoes and GateYs-A Door
article y dear At any price Mr. BROOKS, a. his old
Broadeay 6 Fulton keeps tho articles Of all
kinds designed for the Of ladies well
the rising Of boys misse Is his pride
70 sell the hest well As the most beautiful .rtioes
goods apdmaintains envabe reputation upright
tradesm an.
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SAM HOU sT0N.
JAMES G. JONES.

Paris, July 80, IS52.-HOtol Mourlce, Huo
Rvo. james Gordon Bsnnst, Es9Isir- WIN YOU have
cities through the medium valuable paper
that and have been for the past three weekss
the Partisan makna extensive With
view to heir notice most charming collection
of noveltie in and winter Coaks and Matthias.
The nsions Of premises which, durngmy
are being snarged enable me also 20
which will be with ssembage of the choicest
In sable Ermpe Chpchla Martin, and other skins.
the most approved European shapes and
styles The Shawl Department will be found contain
every novelty various markets afford shall take
early opportunity o. announcing return to Ame
rica (which trust will about the 10th Of August
the day which all he prepared to make usual
position. remain. sir. yours, very respectfully.
GEO BULPIN Pfopretor
Of the Paris Cloak and shawl Emporium 36i BroadWay
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Clothing AZ Wh0lesale-Our Stock Of Fall
and Winter Clothing for the Southern and estern trade
is ready for inspection We respectfully invite Western
and Southern merchar examine the before
chasing eew will we'll repay them-being manu
actured In well atve suited all sections
Of the country. Prices up,form and low.
d. J. DBvLIN, SO and 50 John street,
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Comb Fact0ry-A rich assortment of Tor
toise shell dress Con bs the newest French The
variety embraces every style of imported and
fscture. Combs made TO order and re paired.
A. J. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway.S
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Wigs. WIGS WIrs-strnppers are IN.

foImeq tat the best place got ornamental hair at
hEhHURST l. BEAkD'S q Maiden lane. where they
have hand the largest and best
va half wigs toupees brads of long hair ringlets &c.
which for price and quality unequalled. Cau and
judge for yourselves, At ~ Maiden lane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-26
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
POETRY.
From the Dublin University Magazine.

Fromthe Dublin University Magazine.
Far out at sea-the sun was hiah,
While veered the wind and flapped the sal
We saw snow white butterfly
Dancing before the fitful gale,
Far out at sea. asa
The little stranger, who had lost
His way, of danger Lothing new,
Settled awhile upon the Mast,
Then fluttered Ger the waters blue,
For out at sea.
Above there cleaned the boundlees sky;
Beneath the boundless ocean seen;
Between them glanced the butterfly,
The spirit life in this vast Gene,
Far out at sea.
Away he sped with skimmering gIee!
Dim, indisstinct, now seen-now gone:
Night comes, with wind and rain, and he
No more will dance before the morn.
Far out at sea.
he dies unlike his mates I've seen
Perhaps not sooner, nor worse crossed;
And he has felt, and known and seen
larger life and hope, though lost
Far out atsea.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE subscriber, as the Agent of the New York
L Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
invite all who desire to lay up and secure a small
und for the widow and orphan to give him call,
at No. 203 Main street, square above the Banks.
This Company being on the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured Books explanatory
furnished gratis with all other information, by
ia % CHAS. WORrHAM, Agent.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION
IL ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now
In storea complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemen's wear. His stock is COM
prised OF the very latest and approved styles,
such as Lamartine Over Sacks Kossuth Goats,
Turn Goats.
Body Sacks. Getaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
Meripo Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also, diIect from the mandatory, large as
for!lnent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satns,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy
aud, in fact, every article in my line Of business
all of which | am prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice. and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. E B. SPENCE,
No 100, corner Main and Governor streets.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS--T6e1

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Sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treatise on
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Characters in the Gospel illustrating phases of
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Confessions of Convert from Baptism in Wa.
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Sorcery and Magic. Narratives of Sorcery and
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Clovernook, or Recoilectons of our Neighbor.
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Nineveh and its Remains l vol. limo, una
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