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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
r1S FOR sALE-smms in the village Of ., m,,cs- 4 /

20 FOR sALE-GMms In the village OF j. maca L. l.
$3.50 handsome farms, eontsning-hs dfty-our die
s pasture and soodl They good ate of en- "a.
vsnon ana are s'toated short from the IA
mhen usI front extends parallel upon South sire.
mus M s ,mp,oysmens eossst OF good two
good site Tor buldng hev will he MA ox n sn,,.
fot' n.d<teiy' APply TO FRANCIS 5 SHOWN
--Z-e W No. s. Wall street.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
sAfN Wftr CLERKS.
QRIsTOW'S WRITING, BOOKKEEPING land
p SHORTHAND ACADEMY, No. 235 Broadway, bes
Park Place continues Day Evening, for GENTLE
GREAT REDUCTION,
FROM TWELVE TO SIX DOLLARS!
Mt. BRlSTOW, of London, guarantees reform ANY
%R!TNG however bad !lesbis or eIamPsd into bsau;
all the pursuits Of life and business. In TWELVE EASY
LESSONS-or only Six Dolars
academy No. 235 Broadway, near Park Place.
The LADIES taught elegant graceful aud fashiona-
Ole Running Hand they assemble daily At II o'clock
q VISITORS in New York take course in Three
Days. MIR. B. is be from A. M. from to
i~> - & G.
.nnr. STENOGRAPHY.
Or the amusing Of Short Hand Writing taught by Mr. Brs
tow in twelve Lessons, for taking down Lectures
Tnas, &c &c a. fast person an speak.
NB "A work Of the author presented to every pupil
10 FOR SALE, the Academy up STAIN, /" Guide to
Short n nd" jyIs imsr
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SCIENTIFIC AND NEVER FAILING HUMAN
HAIR REsTORATlVE-READT THIS THEN JUDGE

HAIR REsTnkA A fVENREAb THis Then SuDGE
growth eaused-faling oh s,.ysdand dandruf cured BY
fer the public the following persons who having used Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative. certify that they believe all m is
scpp the "air ABSOLUTELY forced 70 grow to effect which
strengthen and make healthy the bulb
These respectable certify these are the prOpsre.
The Hon. Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia
Phillips Esq., Of Wooster New
~; W: Hopkins. 9, Kins.,.sss, New York York
James Gitsr Hea.ion.:irsss New York. ,ewslsr
rial and You will be perfectly satisfied. eve. fhs h;T
q. o% a1s. & Se spe 81
the American Eagle g Chsthspsest, New York and by
and next s' % the Amsdcan Hotel ws.Sinxton. State
:: hdd. s:,ss c. Or fs sioeiVs
POSITIVE CURE FOR COKNs: =
nra.ed Com save will make final cure eorns, proof
Of which introduce the following certificates from highly
This certify thai application of DR. Coopers Corn
,s; ssd ny ard
knowledge disposed h i.Yi.s ;PssS
have used Dr. Coopers Corn save with perfect
bad that considered then ncnabe but spplica.
pain. WxMANB BRADBURY,
Pubisher ofthe Bo.tep MISCELLANY, &C.,
street Clinton Hall also for BY following gen
Sands 27s Broadway M Hapers SIX eowery. and Iss Full
ton street Brooklyn James Hart, M D. corner Chambers
Let every who has Cons make trial ; It may be
done with certainty OF producing the effect y3 msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

~ &. Sss. .ss ;ss
paesous and convenirnf dvsns with sisbe and ssaes
s vi" :nS
ss ..s sf sS Q. @
seroeai.s The ress,yng Is.sr,G s ess tenant
or public house being sboat walk FROM the Hail
A.o about i've acres Of pasture land sdourE the sboys
repes TO let with without the ssWe ~ - ~
i,r im.I No 20 Chamber street
- FOR SALE CHEAP-Two fine buildinss silSaied
abe for ms sesnie or rssiencs viii Be- sold
s :
Sas # S .es.: good land go Hssi
% ss.. cal s. v%IE Ge!.s
,S s% "' or & ssi Washington street, sss.s
HAyANA.,,Mn. We.ss HosIdDg house has been entirely
sa' ssn
De & Maesina decidedly superior other
Scmm.s ss sS. .ns :dsSSas s
81 X. S s an and
Al sS sp % me ~ X:
wiiin the usual business ims The mo"sy o. the ava t
%sSss are unusually lofty srscoa, and airy and i may b.
greater advantage. the traveller or invalid for winter
The propeton again caution strangers tined Havsna.
Which ssS Sy Ss"ss S
and conformity with VIII 81 permit 70 dis |bak with lug
l :: N so . S Which
,,isdy enforced b The Government. and
win it sn W
pre- ves. 81 theI mention Q embark e mt. can be
,he day. will obvisia dssesaon Of from hous
i asss %ss
with sossn al the Havana post oacs) which viii en-
their sae. delivery through his box and safe keep
and English coin received in
Of c,.d, Tor moderate amounts negotiated OF received
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TO MARRIED LADIES' 80
MADAME RESTELL's PREVENTIVE Powders

These invaluable Powders Ia been .donss
in Eurore bat France particular upwards Of hitv yesr
well ~ theusandsin this county, being the only mild
safe and ehcacious remedy for married ladies' whose heal
forbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madame kestell. well q, thuty yesYs "a
maize Physieisn - The .w9 princps Female Hospitals En-
experience and opportunities, 81. AZ. med eseSry
the female Frame for which her medicines soW snd uur
vailed vel! 10 tins country a. Ensope Her acquaintance
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
heF-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married ismsiss
in the dan Of lie, and the rspd aud
often apparently inexphcablc which corsun many
fond mother their source-ro ar
at know edge Of the primary cause. Of female ndspcsi
tonsespeciaily Of married leos led "a
The discovery her celebrated Preventive fowdsn:S
fond mother
advertiser feeling tho sshjses and o.
tmang the benefits thousands By their adop
ton would most respectfully Of the
red by I'll that they hold and DEAR
wise and vrtuous evils which We are Sub
eet by simple and heahy means within control Ever
dispassonae vrtuo1 and enlightened WA
nGy answer the affirmative. Prcs Eve dollar uscsSss
accompanied with full and particular directous Tnsy
can be forwarded BY mail part Upsd Stsrss AZ
TELL Female rhy,eIan Principal cdkce, he Grssns1el
ooston ONCE We. y csse, ~. 10 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

THOSE in of medical aid offs description should
read little tresse called the Rubicou- Il is book
treating wholly private malsdes, by DR. Gregory
OF NJ II Barclay and first pubsned by him 1885,
8t he published second edition, with ateI and
kewe detriling the method of curing
Of this nature Engrav,nv introduced with view
OF giving knowledge of tne suhjccr
The author cit practice; having been
extensively and constantly engaged aud
batting diseases OF this for enables
him the subject that renders the book Of
with Individuals wishing undertake their
own privately
1t worthy of remark that persons, instead Of being
king medicines under circumstances where perhaps best
medicine the world alone would effect cures for
Well good medicine successfully and
permanently II there important for the under
stand little OF subject which Of so much res-fh
utter canno be larccusrly explained public pipt.
be had of Doctor at his residence and also Of the
Messrs Sends 70 Futon and o. Broadway
aud Chambers and III the Bowey No. ca and No. lss The
price 80
Dr. is prepared 20 administer vaper
vads md qung them Bsths for sale hire.
70 No. II Barclay street. jy20 lmsr
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
LARGE assortment Of Clothing, cloths ca.smere. vest
greatly ,sSnesd price: whos.as sd ,sts aes Cana.
black and invisible green Cloth Cashmere sa1sine,t %os.Sn
psntaoos great Of vssu of al kinds ismember
JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANY-No. ~ Wall
street. corner Of Hanover street This Company con
eargoes lo.. damage BY inland navigation.
favorable terms .' any . o SfE i3sf
Benjamin r Robson Martin Hoffman
John Il Dawson Joseph Allen
gehn H Lee Joseph Prsss
Thomson Price. jane. Whiting
Sssn { J NstiIt ! $% T Tsss
Caleb Tuns James 1 Holmes
GEO T. HOPE src,eia1v so q sw MGFr
H. gaoIi.hei. The following point paSlestOn
are and
Find TsbeauI of National Character Beauty and Cos.
Einden Gallery Of British Art Thi. work h.. no .qu.
Views in Scotland. IL parts or complete.
Phiiip.' Pilgrim. Prosr.ss, q steel plates ''P'''
e IL Iaodo" sa wor, e. superior merit.
End other works those who are scrap book will
%sen. .sppsss 3. Sss is:1s
q Il. nc s : y .S o .nS e. s%
fashonabs wazss &c, played by good musicians
from three may be desired Orders left al
q Reade street punctualy attended TO. jyls i2tsm
I ACLS-LACEs-Tne cheapest and g,ea est assortment
II Of edgings and cap lace LEEPER5, 239 Grand st.
Call snd sce jy20 imsr
HAkNDEN's. ADAMS, POMEKOY's ExPNEss.
II Persons the habit OF sending this rsme-
des for chronic diseases with use In
formed that thew will hereafter be promptly forwarded by Ell
her Of these lines according directions free OF
H. H. SHERWOOD, MD.
New York Jan 10, 1853 jy1l lmAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
DOCTOR. BELL.

nOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention day,
al M to the removal Of private diseases every
successfully treated by prac,tio
a5ornR under the destructive effects Of ury or
and all who the Of dease
lurking tire consult Dr. B. Always with guar
aniee Of
Persons mplating WI hive been the sub
jects Of delicate diseases vus L Bell with honorable
conhdeDce Ptpaid letters the Of
distance, have his prompt attention never
% Private Office Courlandt street. two door, from Broad
;auf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

TO THE LADIES IN. LA RUE 4 SISTER take leave
To inform III friends and the public that they continue
her Curl Establishment 1852 Canal street, Of Varck-
also embrace this opportunity TO return their
years residence in that also the pleasure they feel
the satisfaction their frie and cusome have
pressed at the quality and Of their goods much
great they have discovered method Of dressing
hair which beautiful rich and
that will challenge compeuu by which the curl win
Tor one and cent that shall be spared
to deserve their future patroLale.
stock and splendid eopsistpg Of fine and other
and Caps. she'll other Combs aprsr.
tanning TO the business. "
old Curb dressed in the 6st style for Is een made look
like new. NJ LA RUE SISTER,
do lmsr l62 Canal street corner Of Varick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

SPANISH DOUBLOONs-For hv
~ zI - WI n yNO. UBRIEN 10 Wall st.
FLOUh-soo bells sIp.fhne Flour landing lon ,h,o Dana
Gus On >s~ Orleans. ior a. ? b, '" '''p llama
~ n fGT Y ,p..s,
DHlP Ryan, who ngaged for The passage Of EII.a NJ
O." 1'"e '"fft fntle i0th Nov last, will ui,,'
, '"Tr
." a. feta sil e., eoull a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

REAuTlFyL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH-The
- whole world cannot produce better for clean
ing the e.th keeping them from aching aud decay harden tie
aid sweeteps the oreah than SAermaDs Ors Tooth
Paste The only per,ec, snc dslco. dnnncs offered
lies IN America and has been introduced into the tam
~ BTsy on5 Of our s dentists Pr Elliott the ocu,i.t
World and nearly and dentist this
nds Shermans Os Tooth Paste best OF
all for the teelh Dr. Shemans warehouse
l06 Nassau street Agents. 40, 40 and l39 Broadway s
Bower,; 2T Hudson street. II East Broadway; William
street; 10 Astor House 80 Fulton street, Bookiyr; otste
street, Boston; Sssawix Hall Albany - We.iminter
Providence, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and N7 Main
street. Cincinnati. jylsr
LEECHEo LEECHES I! LEECHES III
40 000 Large healthy Swedish and German Lceehcs,
fO,NOO received per ship stephas from Hamburg,
and daily expected,
tooo b~ed and German Lesches ,er bark Warrington,
a. A. h r. WITTE,
WI W.. - W'iis" - f'otf',f', of ie'rrss
OLLEC iONb az u United states made On
g. j. SYLVESTER.
De lwr w.ii -'--~t -vi ~, Broadway
CoPpER-An assortment IRON 10 y o. 81 very ertra
anufseursd from the best and with great care
w " 10" 70 SUIT Dsrehais" ~ cotLrNs CO.
J~ee - D0seh street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

GOAL COAL! COAL SThs Subscriber nAv,ng akes
~ the yard southwest Of King and 0reenwch sues
Coal hon The hest veins which he oes at the fol
ewing reduced pnces viz -
From the yard, broken and screened. Is ,on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

CUkPOkATiON NOrICE-Ai persons selling hesh
meets Ia places other h,n the public markets are nsr,o
ommitee on or before the i0tn dy Of F.t'ry ns M
N may he licensed there they will be suosreu o.
.si pc secutou the penalty OF riity Doss, 'mposd
the Corporation Oidnsncrs the offence 81 eny or espos
place In this CIV o,hsr han in The markets. I3or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

piLLs OF ExCHANUE, payable At sight on all pcrts Of
England Ireland and Scotland, IN sums OF So 49, AID and
N"'' any amount lot -" D. j. Sylvester,
j0 We'll street and - broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

U. 5. CITY UENPAICH POST.
PtiST OFFICE, New York 25rh July, 1872
HOURS Of Delivery each day. (Sundays eYcepted AZ The
II v Der and Lower Pest OGces.=
letter. u posted before
Hal. rast . O'Clock. AN
Will be sent out for de-
AT all the Stations before livery at 9 A NJ and
clock, A. and O'Clock, p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
THE GERMAN SURGEON.

THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, M. D., No. 81 Reade street, New York
In scrous and chronic dieases charge made till ths
eaten satised-medicine delivered Ali persons de
ened References given numerous patients who hsv
cured n tha city. OF tine,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
COUGHS AND COLDS

Observation-Disclosures
>HE following choice Segan always on hand at HEN.
IL !9UEs's HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SE0AR
STORE, wholesale and retail basement 81 William a.
RIondas, in half and quarter bores
Do. No. =, half aud quarter boxes
Noriegas, in quarter and eighth do
Para Hegalos, in quarter do
Regalin Of superior quality in i, and Lleth boxes
Congresas in quarter boxes
T1bucas. do do
La Noms, do do
La Esps1nxa, do do
Tres Amigos, in cartons OF % each
London Regalias, ip cartons of - saah
La Pruela, in quarter boxes
nssans spotted quarter boxes
lngenendad. de-
Demoyas do
MateOs,
Pncpes OF the Rendon, Crux and sans ali eut 70 deb
rnmaveras IN quarter boxes
Alrahxas do
Constanfas, do
Bustamentas, do
Esmere Regalas, DO
Imperial do, IN quartz oxes, superior article.
N.b-foteh aud Rrecss piled reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01
JAMrs DOWNEY

no IA MILES OOJNG sou III. TO the West Indics
EuropeA respectable female, "a Of wishes to
bAin gentee family
She would going to Europe would accept OF good
,6e 20 the West Indies The best Of refer
gwen. Address A A. A. boz 765. upper Post ohce
VAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

ONs a., u Tue United States made On
~ the mos, favorable terms by .u
DE lwr wsif ruf ife Rrsrsiway.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
COWS.


/. Change Of pastares-To insure the pro.
duction Of the largest quantity of butter
frequent change Of pasture is required. A
farm should be SO fenced that tho cows can
be changed into a very different lot every
four OF five days.
bahmg~-A constant and full supply Of
salt should lie before our COWS in some 30.
cure place.. They will eat moderately
what they require. If only occasionally
furnished, they often take it in quantities
so large, as to act incidentally to their in
jury. 1t corrects almost any bad quality
Of the milk, arising from the eating of
aromatic, For bitter herbs, and also much of
the. natural animal odor, that frequently
irnpairs the sweetness of butter.
Driusng-kind treatment-Many a faith
fol COW has been seriously injured BY a
careless boy driving her ~furiousIy to and
from the pasture. All harsh treatment of
any kind, rs scolding, striking, kicking,
&c, is also detrimcn tal. | have known
many cows rendered worthless from these
causes. The utmost kindness and gentle.
ness of manner must be shown ON the part
of those who manage our stock.
Milhng--Thls process should be done
systematically, at regular periods Of the
day. Sunrise and sunset are perhaps the
best periods !: for Immediately after the
one, and before the other. cows in hot
weather feed to the best advantage. They
are so much creatures of habit, that the
mixer should be changed as rarely as peg
sible. A stranger is always regarded IS sa
uareEccms %rls,te,, sy a ncilch .cm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
COLLISION.

A serious steamboat collision took place on
the River ST, Lawrence last Tuesday morn.
ing. between two and three o'clock, by which
accident the steamers Lord Sydenham and
Queen were both sunk-the latter almost i'm
rhediately, in seventeen feet water, and the
former, having been run in towards the shore,
in twelve feet water. The vessels were
proceeding contrary directions, and, in con.
sequence of a dense fog, did not discover
each other until it was too late to avoid the
disaster.
The Queen had on board nearly fifty pas.
sengerss but il is not positively ascertained
whether any of them are lost or not. They
certainly had a very narrow escape, many Of
them being below and immersed in water for
som time before they were relieved, which
was done by breaking up the dock. OF the
hairbreadth escapes mentioned, one especially
is deserving of notice. 1t is that Of a female
servant (whose name is not given) in the en-.
ply of Henry pemherton ESQ. of Quebec,
who saved two Of his children by placing
them on her shoulders, and keeping them in
that position for two hours, when an opening
was made through the upper deck.--In seve
raj other instances parties owed their lives
TO chances which seem almost miraculous
National T~ateligsncer 10Th Ma.
Some of the Canada papers state that a
few steerage passengers were certainly lost,
though the number cannot be definitely as
certained.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, yUSE "a, ,saa.

ffawes, VIM Hnnstock, ct George p LiDley
ont etc nnmmes administrators des hcole
puttli1tes de- cette parolsse.
hesolui aus dapres Il pashasa de tettB r.
solution, les administrators des tro1es III,
biiques de cette paroissej daita Id distribution
des tollds aPpropries pour Get dhist. M tiaie.
Foil a eha9ue irstituteur Que deux piastres
par mos t5ht FtdGtalion dee enfans i%iitllpens,
hefs des fohds sbpropries par l'ttat et Ia I'D.
roisse, sous les lois existah'hs d &C sujei.
Kesolu, que lie President du juri de police
SOFT autofise d faire tel arrangement uu'it iu-
gafa eonvenable pour le Placement dun ytlpe-
inent eot1tre II inri de police on faveur de r
~ NeWeomb, pour Ia somrne de neuf cent
cinquante piastres ct frais du dit jngement, ct
QuH atitofise fAuditenr a smettre tells war
rants qnil lugera tonvenahle pour faire face
d tel arrangement. TT il est dc plus rdsolu,
que le dit president est autoriee a appeler sur
aug. Duplantjer. CT. dnvant tftaorier Of col.
'ecteuf de la paroIase, pour Ia balance due
sur IN iists des taxes de paroiese po,ir 1890,
20 f~itotltant a H2UgO 2a, ct fare tel arrange.
ineht gull 1ngera conyenable, pour p%arvenir
a nns soldH complete ayet lie dit t]rtsorier Ell
tB|lHtteuf,
ktsoIu, dis David II Penny, aoethape All
ia'ti' ct I'D Conrad nembres du juri de 20.
licestassent SAVIOR letlrs ~raisoDs i Ia prochal.
ne %seHsiolij toufquoi Ia 4me section dun acte
oil lnri de polite passe lie ~ Mars 1919, ne
so't pas irisb bh force contre eux, pour letr
absence de In s6ante d'aulourd'hui.
hesolt1, que 10 compte soumis all iiri de
pollee Ell favour de Robert A Riley, pour
s425, soft rejete.
Sur motion, lie juFi de police s'est ajdtffa
Vine die.
VIM HAYES, ltrtsiIeutl
SAML. SkOLFlEtp, Irefiert
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

TERMS

TuE price Of the Gazette Ia Six Dollars
Der ann,,ni, one half payable in ADVANCE, and
the remaining instalment at the commence.
ment Of the latter six months of each year,
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
TO decline his further subscription, he must
give notice to that effect before the expiration
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
az subscribing for another year.
BTAduertisenetts will be charged as fol-
lows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines or less, will be inserted for ONE
DOLLAR, and FIFrr CENTS fur each subse-
quent insertion longer ones in the saiits
ratio.
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered
will be published IN English and French tiA
til forbid,#and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements the officers
personally. will be deemed responsible and
in ease Of refusal to respond for the sattis by
said officers, such advertisement will not be
published, until the payment be satisfactorily
secured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

COMETS M womEs.~~Sone one has
said, playfully, but rather severely, ICON.
cts, doubtless, answer some wise and good
purpose In rreationj 50 d. women. Com.
cts are lncomprehenslble, beautiful, eccen.
tric, 80 are women. Comets shine with
peculiar splendor, but at night appear most
brilliant ; So do women. Comets coDfound
the most learned, when they. attempt to
ascertain their nature SO dc women.
Comets and women, therefore, are closely
analogous but the nature OF each being
inscrutable, all that remains for VI, to do.
is to view with admiration the one, and TO
love almost 10 alteration the other"