The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

ADron Illustration OF the Dihiculties Of a.
hDcsh language occurred e an artist friend o. ours
Az ON two since French gentlemen inquire cf him.
sSare YOU shall tell me who has Sc best I.raerre in
se Broadway' well, said our friend issSaid say
Haashas the',- "Dabe IS WI Ia fsa avon: who
hasf' II tell you Mr.. Haas har. OF 81 Broadsay."
90. al ncw comprehend. ar. HAS, (nom propre)
All all am fort osiigc, shall go immedatement"
BY the way, rotice OF Nc Haas, contained IN
Goth speaking Of Mr. Kilburns eolored dagusrreotypes
SAYS With the single exception of Mr. Haas, OF yoar
city do not remember of seeing any thing bearing
even an approximation 10 competition in this department
on the western side Of the Atlantic"
Furs at AnctIon.-T. Young, 0s Bo~vcry. viii
sell the balance o. his rich fancy furs at auction to
close this branch of his business for the season His
stock comprises handsome assortmenof stone martini
mink martin htch martin ermine, and all other kinds
Of furs that are desirable. sale to commence at 10
O'Clock Tuesday. the ed inst Ladies, if you want
handsome furs now is your time to get bargain.
There are Two EnveIopes-One made by Ma
ture The other BY art which lit all who them VIZ
the skin and GREENS shirts Green, however, has this
advantage nature that his shirts show wrin
HE, while the skin does after certain age No. Astor
House
UndeXshirts and Drawers, IN every Variety
handkerchief hosiery, cravats gloves, umbrellas linen
collars, &c. Wholesale and retail ), >,..
IRA. pEREGo & SON, 81 Nassau street.
Shirt Makers and fine se,vers.-yVheeier,
Wilson Co. sewing machine so generally used in your
business patented June 18th 1852 be at the
company's Office, just opened 265 Broadway.
Wonderful improvements In Sewing Ma
having recently been made renders these in
sruments ahead of any mechanical invention of the age
and the propretors. Messrs J. II. Singer Co, having
been to a great expense in purchasing machinery
pIessIy for the manuac tory of these machines the
public that the machines shall hereafter have all the
latest improvements attached with perfect mechanical
accuracy, and the seeming difficulties
moved. Cali and examine machines, at the principal
Office, 25S Broadway. l. NJ. SINGER co.
Window SIiatles.-Eest assortment In the
world at kelly FERGUSONS, Nos. $685. Broadway
and 81 Reade street Dealers supplied from first hands
than at any other establishments N. B-Store church.
and other large shades painted and etered to order in
superior style
Teas-Thc Best Assortment of fine Teas Will
be found at the store Of the Canton Tea Company No l25
Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt the Oldest
tea establishment in the city We readers that
they do better than elsewhere either at whole
sale Or retail They have no branch stores.
Splendid Cnrpeting.-Smith Il Lounsbery
43 Pearl street receiving in store per late
rivals large stock of velvet tapestry Brussels three
ply, and ingram carpetings OF chaste and elegant de.
signs which having been purchased previous 70 the re-
great Inducements.
Wet Table Linens and Counterpanes, from
aucion-Double damask table linen, two yards wide, As
Cd. yard double damask (snow drop ditto two yards
WIDE So Cd and 6s worth l0s eley large size
terpanes los apiece large size double damask drop
linen napkins 1s dozen large size linen towels 6s and
los DOZEN beautiful toilet covers 3s. Cd apiece at
BURDEITS cheap dry goods store, 1876 Walker street
You don't like Gin, ch :-Poob! you never
drank any. Try Charles london Cordial Gin and if the
soft delicious flavor Of that does you adore GIN
then you have not good palate most people You
will find it at all the hotels and barrooms. Office No
Park place.
delphia proprietor Of Schencks Pulmonc Syrup having
engaged suit Of at the Irving House. prepared
70 give advice gratis to all persons who afflicted with
Monday the 2ist OF February, inst and
time until Saturday. the 26th inst from 10 4. NJ to
examination with his Respirator for IS each
is singular fact thsta great majority Of persons
swelling Of the feet smacination &c, at once imagine
that they have attack Of Pulmonary Consumption
when all these symptoms may be caused by an affection
the Lungs viii sympalzc with that OF the Liver, and
cause coughs and copious expectoration.
tions Of the Liver which is frequently the cause
The Lungs win relieve themselves The great object Of
examination of the patient to ascertain the first
II the disease, whether originating with the Nvec so-
s;.,sss Of sss's...s with
s.ss 81 ss =: Z::sn Is =
chest properly m.:teatng the food and thus causing
to the system which nature originally designed.
sCBzzNCK's RBsPIRONKIRR
The difficulty DR.. experienced in diagnosing the many
eonplcated and obscure that frequently presented
1henseyesin his practice with the Stethoscope (of Len
nee induced him to turn his attention to the subject
which resulted in the invention ofthe Raspiromcter the
following brief description is given but is still sufficient
all others that have been invented for the
exploration Of the chest
The instrument is made Of silver the sound conducting
IF IN ha
equaed and far superior to the wood and flexible mate
rails used in the manufacture of Sethoscopes It's fun
adaps tsen to tbe chest and being perfectly air tight
the Of the Hghest breathing aiutest murmr is
conveyed into the bulb chamber from whence 1t is
transmitted with such intensity and dstinctnes the
OF the Auscultator to enable him with confidence
anc ne an e IT 70 AZ
animation diminishing the length of the time usually
employed and without the slightest pain or even ncon
yenence to the patient The medical faculty and Of
the most scientific Of country, have testified to
its great superiority all other instruments used for
mediate auscultation.
sCIngSCK's TERMS.
The charge or fees OF DIR. J. H. Schenck, are
For examination OF the Lungs with the Respiro-
For Writing in the city,.
Over 90 and under 50 miles
Entrance for ladies' at the private door Of the Irving
waiting to condcct them to DR.. Schenck's room.
scheneks Pumonic Syrup is sold at :, per bottle or
bottles 20. Y. v. NHckener 81 barclay street,
are the general agents for New York and vicinity
Important and Interesting to ALL" Render
unto Cesar the things which be CGsars, and unto God
the things which be Gods Luke chap. 20, v. 25.-
''Animal magnetism is fluid universally dinused; its
virtues be communicated from body to other
bodies, inanimate animate. Its virtues be
uated concentrated and transported II is capable OF
healing diseases Of the edatey Others medi
ately; by nsnuatng itself into the substance of the
II affects them immediately II perfects the action
of medicines il presents universal method OF healing
and preserving mankind Thus Mesmer wrote to DIR.
Unzer, in 1775, and IL has been coIrobOratsd and sub
scrbed to by every scientific professor who applied
one week to its comprehension, from Doctors Esdac,
De Leuze Ashburner and Reichenbach, down to my
Cess than humble) SELF who now seventy eight years
nfter its discovery, fearessy assert to the American