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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

GLOBE BANK NoTEs.-There are numerous fraud.
ulent notes of different denominations, on the ex-
poded Globe Bank of New York, in circulation. Two
men engaged in attempting to PLAN off well execu
ted issue Of as 3s and 5s in this city, Wednesday
night and one of the counterfeers arrested in Sc
cond street, Southwark, for offering of the notes al
oyster cellar. This man, who called himself Adam
Cooker had two three notes his person when taken
and by the arresting officer to throw several
others away which picked up The prisoner was
knownto have had $1,000 worth of the money in his pos
session. He brought before Alderman Palmer yes
terdsy morning. and committed for further hearing
Phil Times Man "a t
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a7- PRIVATE MEDICAL AiD.The members
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks Tor the liberal support they
have received their efforts to suppress qnackery"
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases o. private nature and from
Inc great improvements lately made in the hos
oas Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad
vantages not 70 be met with in any institution m sis
country either public private. The treatment OF the
College such TO insure success in case and
totally different from lint practice OF running
e constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One OF the mem
5ers of the College o many wears connected with the
principal hospitals oEurope atends daily tor consulta
ion from Am. to PM
INFORMANT CouSTRv INvAL,ps--Persons living IN
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per
,onslly, have forwarded TO them chest containing
III medicines requisite to perform perfect cure by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
I'D enclosing 30, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
Office apa Cor ultirs OF tho College o. Nassau
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Court Calendar This Day.

CnouIr couRr-Nos. /, IT, so. a. 6, 90 &c. 49, 40. IL,
33, Is, l6 40, %, 2l,2. r
A STAMpEDE-A novel scene was enacted in
our village last week. Some dealers from the
West brought up drove of horses 80 40 in number
the Mansion House. preparatory to resumng their
journey to the East when span OF young harnessed
into wagon, took fright and ran off This started the
whole Drove which rushed in body the canal
bridge in sana street, and went securing down Water
and Genessee streets with the speed of the wind being
Joined on the way by sundry other teams belonging to
wrecks Of, but the frightened animals continued their
fight with unabated powers until they mounted Academy
HILL at Lodi and passed out OF sight Some OF them, we
learn, not overaken until after they had reached
GAINESVILLE, miles acknowledgements State Journal
LATER FROM VERA CRUz.-By the ApalachIcola
| we have news two days later from this port, viz.
the 5h inst Nothing very interesting was brought by
her. except that three French rgates daily expect
ed to arrive from the West Indies The unpleasant feel
tail trade, had in way subsidized. The Yellow Fever
Vomo had made its appearance. but had not become
epidemic being principally confined to the shipping and
and English irgate lying in the harbor on the
| 5h inst.-N o. Rep. May l6..
Political QUARRELs.--The Baltimore papers
asys:"We learn that circular has been issued by the
Governor of this State Francis Thomas relating to
of his quarrelsamong others with Colonel Benton The
matter exctes much interest among his friends in Balti
more where he has been for some days past"
Amusements.
Mr.. PIcKERING's RETURN.-To-night Mr.. Pick
erlng an old faVorlte with the New Y OrkerS, VINO
has been absent upwards of eight years. has return
ed, and much improved as an actor Tonight he makes
his appearance at the Chatham Theatre Iago in the
tragedy of Ohello Mr. Conner personating the Moor,
and Mrs Preston Desdemona and Mrs. Mcclure Emela;
the other characters sustained by the members of the
cellent company The performance will be treat to the
lovers of the legitimate drama. After dances by the
beautiful and graceful Miss Cannon the Burlee OF the
Fair One with the Golden Locks will be repeated. At
| traction enough sure for one night.
| LAST DAY OF THOSE KENNEBEC VocALIsTs, the
| Orphean Family, at the American Museum.--Those
who have not heard them should embrace this last oppor
tunity of doing and those who have will be to
anvil themselves of this last chance OF hearing them
again They give their concerts this afternoon at half
past g. and this evening at g. when Great Western Mr.
Nellis and others will appear Mr. and Mrs Randall the
Giant andsGantess will be usual throughout the
day and evening. The Gipsey Queen is ready for
private consultations regarding past present and future
events We predict full house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

hs- WE HAVE NO HESITATION IN SAYING
that did the people only know the wonderful effects OF
Councils Pain Extractor Of burns and all distress
ing sores bes and ulcers they would allow them
selves TO he without box of it hand in of need.
he genuine is to be had only at No 81 Courtlsndt st
In Brooklyn, at 1879 Fulton street.
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Circuit Court.

MAY 24-This Court did not sit on yesterday. His He
Judge Belts will sentence prisoners this day
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l7- THE PASSION FLOWER.-Morris & Willis will
publish this day. superb double number OF their beau
ul Mirror Library entitled " The Passion Flower"
tanning The ImprovisatTice" the Venetian Bracelet,
the Lost Pleiad" and number Of other gems by Miss
Landon Price 25 cents Also ready The Monthly New
Mirror for June-Part Iembellished with four superb
steel engravings, and highly ornamental Price
% cents.
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AN OLD BACHELOR "A western editor, who is
an old bachelor says, Eve cared farthng about
getting married until attended old bachelors une-
raj. God grant thstour latter end may notbe like his"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

THE KrNe's EvL.--A student OF medicine from
Boston while attending the lectures in London observed
that the Kings Evil" had been but little known in the
United States since the Revolution.
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U. Circuit Court.

MAY 24--Chief Justice Jones and Judges Oakley an
vanaerpoel were occupied during the day argnmer
cases
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Nothing that is worthy Of record took place yesterday
few poor wights arrested and incacerated Tor
small oencessome taken to the upper rohce' ana some
placed in the Tombs. -,
THE CoRoSER This public functionary had three
calls during day No was to hold an inquest ~ ,ne
foot of street. on body Of man dressed IN
the garb Of q aborer found drowned in the East fver
The and was to hold inquest at the loot OF rine
on the body OF colored man. also found drowned me
Sd was n an aged man. who died suddenly at No s59
Orange street He very Incorporate and was known
by the name Of Gilbert Johnson-72 years old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

No DR. FELIX GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE
will completely and permanently eradicate superfuous
human hair from females upper lips the hair concearg
or any Kind of superluous hair Be sure TO get the gen.
une at the original Office 81 Walker street, door from
Broadway
Agents Guthrie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven; Brown, rs Chestnut street. Philadelphia Jordan
cester; Carleton Lowell; G. Dyer, r Providence; Mat
| thewson, Norwich; Tousey, Rochester, N Y; Guild
Can be seen and tested before buying Proof positive
| this, and no mistake
&c GENTLEMEN DOWN TOWN IN WANT OF
the famous Hunters Red Drop, must come up to the
Hunteran Dspensary, No. Division street. and get the
true article for cannot Dspensary from its
present location, as we too well established among
the mariner portion of the community who Immediately
their arrival home to the old place for the meG
cine that had ago cured them and their shpmates
Better up and get this medicine in the first place.
than 60 elsewhere and have the rank poison of certain
disease driven in your systems and your constitutions
injured forever and them at last have to resort to the
only medicine that will thoroughly cure Full particu
lars and explicit directions accompany each vial Price
one dollar, and guaranteed to cure Open at all hours
and the doctor always in attendance This medicine can
not be obtained genuine in Buffalo or Albany N w. or
Boston, Mass, or Charleston, B. e.
f67- SPRING MEDICINE.-The condition ofthe blood
the expiration Of winter and the unhealthy action othe
vital uid not in proper state to resist disease nor
are the digestive powers which are generally over taxed
vgor. To purge from the system all its unhealthy pa
cles and acrd hnmors and mpart 10 1t more nutrtve
character give tone to the stomach and expe obsruc
tons from the bowelsin word to purify and regulate
the whole system for the campaign OF summer there il
no medicine eficacious Comstocks Sarsaparilla
Price 80 cents bottle. 81 per Dozen To be had at
81 Courtlandt street.
ng- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
OF Gonorrh9a, elect and all mocupurnlent discharges
rom the ethra These pills. prepared by the New YORK
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression of quackey may he relied on as the most
speedy and efectua remedy for the above complaints
Tbpyo ontoo a,
to FIVE days and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic glee than any other preparation
al present known removing the disease without oonne
ment from business tainng the breath or disagreeng
with the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dicne 95 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

Gy- DIR. McNA1RS ACOUSTIC OIL FOR THE
Cure of DeafnessThe that has followed the
of this Oil has gained for it reputation never before
eqaed although other articles have been adverisedye
the public net satisfied and the deaf not Of
being cured unless they get the genuine Acoustic, from
81 C0ur.landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

03- CULPABLE NEGLIGENCE-We informed
that highly respectable citizen up town, with his wife
and four beautiful children have been suffering dreadful
y for several days. under infection Of that 1oahsome
disease known scroula, BARRIERS itch communcat
ed by the Of filthy brush at a shaving shop We
withhold the genemans from motives Of delicacy
but would advise such of readers wish to avoid
similar occurrence to patronse the principle intro
duced by Phaon--that Of having couple Of baskets
some two hundred which thrown aside and not
a second time without thorough cleansing. By this
you have your hair cnt your head champooed
without doing violence to the nerves of clean and
sitive person. private saloon is fitted up for ladies,
his establishment 2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. Paus See
advertisement.
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Common Council.

BOARD AsssrANrs-The Board met last evening at 7
o'clock.
Petitions received from society of printers pray
the extension OF the patronage OF the Board to that
body on the subject Of the public printing Appropriate
y referred.
received and referred
petition on the subject of for the public
and grading OF certain parts OF the city was re
ceived and referred to appropriate committees.
petition praying that the necessary steps be taken to
South street near Water street. was received and re-
ierred.
petition from B. H. Shepherd praying the Board to
grant lease OF certain part OF Brooklyn where petitioner
conempl8tes building Ferry. Referred.
petition from inhabitants Of the First Ward on the sui
ec OF abuses the part Of the Lampghter in the Eighth
District was received and referred
Mr. CHARLIoK offered resolution proposing that CON-
mttee be appointed to inquire into the expedency OF
porting ordinance for the repeal Of all such ordinan
invest the CommonCouncii with Executive powers
motion to let it lie on the table was made and lost
The Resolution was adopted
Resolution making provision on the SUBJECT OF the
printing of the Board was offered
Mr. CHARLIcK offered amendment proposing certain
restrictions in relation to the appointment OF Printer 10,
the Board lie opposed TO giving power to the Clerk
select Printer and arrange rs he about
The printing bills Fl. wrr anSion" to let the Board have
resolution was offered proposing that b. s. whitney
be appointed Assistant Clerk to the Board in the room OF
Mr. Chadfeld, who is hereby removed.
motion to let the resolution lie ON the table was o.
fered. II was lost.
Mr. CHAKlIcx passed high eulogy on Mr.. Chadfeld
drawing first upon his experience and using him. for the
purpose of enlightening the Board.
Amendments offered proposing other candidates
for the appointment
The candidates were B. Whitney, Mr.. Chadfeld and
J. c. Blake.
The vote stood whitney, 9; Chadfeld, 3; Blake,
A communication from the Board of Aldermen on the
subject Of paving the public streets and avenues was read
The general suggestions the subject Of paving and
cleansing the public streets highly credtable to thu
Board This, with regulations in relation to driving
the public streets will make the Corporation popular
Communications from the Board on the subject OF pro
curing new books Of account, read and referred
A resolution from the Board in answer to petition
from Captain Conroy praying for permission to remove
the remains of his son. w1s read, and concurred in
resolution Of the Board proposing that the members OF
the Board report from their several wards all aonses
which they may find out in their different localities with
all convenient speed.
Mr.. CHAnLrcx offered an amendment proposing to sub
sttute the words every two weeks" tor all convenient
speed I" as 1t stood embodied in the resolution.
Mr.. c. W thdrew his amendment when the resolution
was carried.
A resolution the subject Of improvements in the
Brooklyn Ferry adopted.
The BeardShere withdrew, andswent into Joint Ballot,
after which they adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

Ar<- MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR AT DALLEYS
agency G. Walker street, first from Broadway.
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Supreme Court.
Superior Court.

MAY 24-The Judges were occupied in hearing arg
ment cases during the day.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos !, IL, So d. 6, 30. SO, 49, ~, H.
33, Is, l6, 40, %, 2l,2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

o. REV. MR.. sPARRY OF THIS CITY, HAS
used Dr. shermans celebrated Worm Lozenges in his
family with the decided benefit His children were
troubled with worms, and few doses of the Lozenges
brought them away in large quantities. and restored the
children to the enjoyment Of perfect health He
mends them in preference to any vermifuge known
being altogether the safest most expeditions and certain
in their effects Dr. Shermans warehouse is 100 Nassau
street.
Agens227 Hudson street, lss Bowery; II East Broad
way; SO william street; 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn 3
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and state street. Bos-
ton.
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Political QUARRELs.--The Baltimore papers
asys:"We learn that circular has been issued by the
Governor of this State Francis Thomas relating to
of his quarrels-among others, with Colonel Benton The
exctes much interest among his friends in Balti-
MORE where he has been for some days past"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

WING Mass MEETING New JERsEY.--Next
Wednesday there is to be a Mass Meeting of the
wings at Trenton. Daniel Webster, Edward Stan
ley, and Thomas Butler King will be present and
make speeches We shall report "Black Dan, -
with all the chowder put in. By that day the Bal
timore nomination will be made and the game
begun. Great times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

90 SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-The remarkable
transmuation which food undergoes in the human
mach have long engaged the attention of the chemist
Some years ago. in Paris very interesting expert.
ments made in relation to the digestive powers by
introducing various kinds of food into the stomach of
boy through an liberated opening communicating there
with From the observations made scale formed,
showing the facility with which different kinds of nutri
ment are dissolved in the stomach and may be found
in the Journal Of the Academy of Science Is to be
GREETED that the operation of medicinal substances could
not be tested in the way. We have however in
contesble evidence of the salutary influence of at least
one medical preparation upon these organs and the fluids
they generate, in its immediate and general Effects.
Sands sarsaparla stha preparation II at once restores
power and vgor to the stomach and secretory organs
causing them to produce healthy materials for blood
novates the whole system and eradcaes not only scro
fua and the whole tribe of erupve Diseases but all that
spring from imperfect indigestion and mpurity of the
blood.
Pamphlets with full particulars, certificates &c can be
had gratis of the proprietors and their agents.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. b. D;
also at 273 Broadway II East Broadway; and by drug
gists generally throughout the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

To BRING THE DROWNED TO Immediately
as the body is removed from the water, press the
chest suddenly and forcbly, downward and backward
and instantly discontinue the pressure Repeat this with
out interruption, until pair Of common bellows can he
procured When obtained introduce the nozzle well upon
handkerchief and close it. Direct bysander to press
firmly upon the projecting part ofthe neck Called Adams
apple and thebeows actively Then pressupon the
chest to expe the ar from the lungs to initiate natural
breathing Continue this at least hour unless signs
Of natural breathing come
Wrap the body in blankets, place fire, and do
every thing to preserve the natural warmth well to
impart artificial heat il possible Every thing, how
ever is secondary to initiating the lungs 90 Send for
medical man Immediately.
Avoid all frietions until respiration shall be in some
degree restored.
VALENTINE MOTT Surgeon General
of the American Shpwreck Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

which nv former desperate state positively ioro zoe
ME from expecting from any other source; and
in fact, to raise The dropping courage OF that
class Of row languishing under the SEQ urge
Of chronic da5ase whom can truly compassion.
ate from The long continued torment | myself
endured B1t an still proud to Acknowledge
f.r,h,r. thst tbs communication atioTes me an
,pporirnity winch eagerly seize to give iecoie
praof of nv gratitude to Dr. By'enhcidt, IN pun
lsaing, tmitn hls assent, however, WITHIN the
s,r;ct lini,s 81 truth, both as patient and IS {
physicia.i, what owe to his kind attentions and
20 liz profound scieoce.
Gentlemen your noedient servant
JOSEPH ST. MARTIN. Vi. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

to- NB bound IN Bedford ashore On Magdclen Island
on The 18th uit crew and materials sayed
Sept 2-The INST. OF the big Bravo. which sailed fcn tn-
the h ult FOR wansea Wales returned here yesi=
day and reports that the captain thrry himself o.eboaft on
MONDAY It appear that he attempted poison lias-
wi. auaanum but mate becoming aware uf H. he rave
hn thea LAID IN his vsre be nppaa ed
To rest queS bu; the male having been called 20 attend
the snip returning ab0at 10
minute captain missing. having taken That
pursuni;y iGmp overheard.
The bark Cnc ifeadeli, arrived Crnss-fsle the isl
from Plymouth vh cahiR and 0l
Eli ht of he died ire yoy1ce n small pOx nad
scare; fever ev,a have been hospital and the
others nre in the passenger sheds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

Excess of Imports over Experts eight months EOS
The following tables of the receipts OF Flour and
Wha; at side water this may furnish Loco Foco
irhbos why TIA article Of Flour is few sh
lnGs cheaper than in August ana September. 1872. nj
the time an adopted ard went into operation. Had
one Of the great Of locoFocO Free Traders The
demand and supply 1r .1resn marke been allowed TO
work IN th a. IL cte case. the Article %! Flour would
he bringing lic nbou, 81 20 81 80 per Dbl But Wing
Tariff las stepped the farmers aud complete and
iurni.het home Consumption for hotne prol!ncliun:
.IIII'
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pE00KLYN FEMALE SEMINARY. 152
~ 10" '' Hiss II. NJ. pnELPS;, PRINCIPAL:

,,tss phelps late Of the Troy Female Seminary. wi
,.nronl for Young Ladies' ut l52 Washington street.
BLnOklyn|t 10 c'tinr'ee a" the 18th September instant
Having been several ears with the Troy Female
SEMINARY eachar. Miss i. Convinced that the System
of FEMME Education pursued nj that Institution
passed by country, ana therefore determined Ia
adru, il IN the School she Is abou, To establish.
The Course %. Study BaGinn To The Elementary Branche
a Edqcnon viii embrace the Physical Sciences the higher
Branches oi Mathe"latcs. Ancient GGd Modern Language
anu Meninl Philosophy tngehP. with Course at General
Literature and the Ornamental B-anches of Education
Further particulars be had from which
obi np.l nj Wdsrs bookstore, 81 Fuionslrevt Syn
containing the terms and references 81 rs eod
INSTITUTION or THE MESSRS. ABBOTT. No. IS
LAFAYETTE PInce.-Ths institution commenced ~ the
autumn Of Si3 and the which has n.endeded It hG
ennhed the propueor greatly To increase the facilities which
II afford, for the educA young ladies' Provision made
for thooueh instruction IN oil the departments OF female edu
cation from the elementary English studies To- the h:he
branches literature md science. including ancient and Mo
dern Languages. Vocal Music, Drawing Mathematics and
Philosophy. TIE charges simply with the of the pu
Pill every pup enjoying all the advantages o the iHstut"n
nd pursunc such studies her parents desire lar as she
lifted tor them. All necessary books md station
sry c md all the convenience, and facilities for study.
srtr, Arranged in the most complete and perfect man
ner nr furnished without extra chttge Whatever
nS The le,ins for The above are at follows
For tlpis between and years OF age, 50