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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

T.
ONDON-ST. KATHARINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
- g kaharine's Dock Gates and Near the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Ea,rf Steward OF the British
Queen Steamship respectfully his friends United
States that he has the Of the above and ele-
establish which butt and furnished regardless of
expense and every adapted for the reception of IA
miles and gentlemen visiting fronts that
OF the dock in which the liners and of the
rc.n vessels lay and withn walk of the Bank
and Royal Exchange The house will he conducted liberal
and economical principles The Gomez Room supple with
the London American East Indian aud Colonial papers The
Xiands Wines, &c OF the qualify. A good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will the house Gentle
contract by the week mouth for board &c the
same terms in Amerra.
L LENNEY bes those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall he wanting render them
comfortable and by attention o. the wishes Of his guests hopes
to merit that confidence aud good will literally
him when steward Of the British Queen. dllr
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INA FOR SALE-The large aud spacious Dweliin g
;H House and lot OF ground occnp ed by the subscriber
ILL No 7t8 Broadway corner OF Astor Place
Tn. house is 40 feet 10 inches Broadway CO feet
inches wide in the and SIS inches deep OF
breadth Of the house.
There are four rooms on the hrs floor with extensive
five large rooms with large hall dressing rooms,
pantes NC The third or attic story divided five
rooms with fire places store &c The basement floor
nains SIX rooms, with bath and other
The under cellar is feet HIGH and is divided apartments
TO- coal, vegetables wines, &c.
IL believed that the house of the planned and
most comfortable IN the city IL be between the
hours of III and o'clock.
For further particulars apply B. Cutting No So Wall
str ,et o. to q. CUTTING,
$50 2w"rc Hs Broadway.
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

THE undersgned takes occasion TO inform his friends and
the public. that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider street, No e. the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable Market having conmodous family
nged in the order.
person employed procure permits to land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels after the visit
of the officers.
N. B-vston to this Island should passport
the Spanish Consul at the port Of embaraou obsate diff
6cutss and ncon veriencs
s2l 6mrc& WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

N BROWN u CO.'S One Price Hat Store, l78 Chatham
Square, corner of Mott strest where fshion, beauty
durability and economy combined adorn the head
roprietos have the pleasure offer style Of the n
on OF beaver which closely resemble those formerly sold for
IS and &c. the low fixed price of So Those from inc
nation necessity Induced study economy that nds
article o. dress have now an opportunity doing
Co. presenting this hat public, think they have
nearly reached the umstum Of beauty cheapness
durability and comfort Of the All sales for cash.
therefore good customer losses bad
BROWN X CO., H8 Chatham Square,
IL 1Inkm Come oil afree
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
400 BOWERY.

400 BOWERY.
FQn LADIES LADIES' from A. M. ~ n daily;
Evening Class)
u Lessons 80 90 90 Ride, SO %
Single do. l 90 single doe. rs
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms we'll warmed, aud
. with their patronage.
Gentlemen keeping their horses livery this establish
will have the privilege Of riding them tho School
mis- 3msr
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily nswspspsr-pub
shsd every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per
num-postages paid-oash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
nornmg-prce 81 cents copy, or - IL per annum-
hostages paid, cash in aHancs.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald il THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the Target circulation Of amy paper this city
the Uord, and s therefore, the best ehannei or
in the CITY country Prices moderats-cash in ad
vanca
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in thb most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEToR HERALD EsTABLIsHMErr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
& M & ~
ARRANGEMENTS FOX 1874
The subscribers beg call the of their friends and
the public generally to their superior arrangements for bringing
Engls.d, Ireland, Scotland and WaIes:
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN Or THE WEST 1880 tons
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons
The ROCHESTER,, 1000 tons.
The The G "a gEi SF 1909 1909 IONS ,osc -,
THE KosCiUs, 1000 tons
The LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons.
THE SIDDONS 1000
Sailing from Liverpool twice month, and
The UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
composed Of supeor first class American packets sailing
from Liverpool four times in each month"; the ships
which whose passage with the subscribers
will and it well known fact the above named
the magnificent ships a0at and the frequency
OF their Asng being FIVE days) the possibility
of passengers being ceary detained at Liverpool Re
and the other friends. Mr. VIM Tappco of the
firm has Liverpool superntend the departure for this
country OF such whose be engaged with
the subscribers which those acquainted with Mr. w.
t. sufficient that they will receive aten-
ton from him. and be quickly and comioaby despatched
will be promptly refunded without any deduct,onss usual
Rsms.acss-Those remitting money be supplied with
drau PAYABLE free Of discount
every principal town IN England ireland,
Scotland ana Wales
Apply " ~ :ue, post pa%Id tlp & .,p.,. aim
New to
~ VIM TAPSCOTT. Liverpool.
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FIRST PREMlUM ,DAGUERREQTYPEs.
DLUMBE Daguerrean Gallery of Patent Premium Colored
Phoscgragh; Ssl Broadway above Murray street, New
Tican and franklin ln,ue' for the most beautiful cOlord
Professor Plumbe the American Daguere whose fame
the first photographer the world familiar only here
but Europe and whose laures have recently
by the public testimony of the American and Frank lin ns
tues declaring coored Photog the
exhibited has, from liberal desire place his superb portraits
within the reach Of all just reduced his lowest
rates Of the most indifferent artists the city We advise ali
to examine his fine gallery Of specimens which the world
not eqnal, ISL Broadway b-New York Express.
PiuNbes Premium aud German Apparatus and
Plates asses, &c at the lowest rates jl9 lmdyewy~ec
limited STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY ms
~ Broadway, up ntair.E WHITE would respectfully call
the attention Of citizens and strangrs visiting the city his
splendid collection of nQe
from two TO fourteen the plate which
beauty and of delneaen be
traits taken ia all Kinds of weather. either with or without
colors
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the best Dagueeotype likeness for
grouping effect which but another proof Of the
superiority Of ms portraits
Nh White sole agent in New York for the superior
imported German Camaras and at other establishment
this city or State can they be obtained
Nb-lmpOred German CamarSs; also French and Ameri
can Instrumen Of the very best quality with Plate Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Materials &c. &C. always hand for
sale at the very lowest prices. nj 3m~m
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The following articles are extracted from the
New York Tribune, published by Horace Greeley,
and the Skaneatees Communicate published at
Mottville, Onondaga county, by society there
showing the extraordinary spread of the new So
cial and religious revolution, which has been set
on foot by Horace Greeley and Albert Brisbane in
this country on the principles of Charles Fourier,
the supposed new saviour of the world.
Meetings for Social Reorganization.
[From the Skaneateles CommuntstG
DELAWARE Co, Pa, Dec. rs. 1913
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EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY HOLDING
Is the original sin. From this primal wrong has
originated the tree whose branches are an embod-
ment OF all the evils and crimes that curse the
world. Some ancient writer more concisey ex-
pressed the same idea, by saying that the "love of
money" Exclusive property holding) ais the root
of all evil" And to protect themselves against
this oppressed class n society the land holders or
capitalists, public and popular pirates have origna
courts, jails prisons, the priesthood and the gaows
and from behind such a formidable defence they
bid defiance to all those who would disturb them
in the continuance OF their systematized robbery
and murder. Who does not that the land
holder is robber the first robber: that all other
robbery and theft which human laws punish as
crime, are committed from necessity Hence TO
hold the land exclusively is the "frst transgres-
sion.' Those who labor for capitalists do not per-
ceve their slavery readily as if claim to their
bodies instituted, because it is more subtle and
complex. There is before them the illusion that
they enjoy liberty, when in fact they are only pri-
vileged with little latitude in the choice of their
masters. They are compelled to sell themselves TO
the public plunderer, by the day. the month"; and
the year, merely to live, to stay on the earth their
own birthright and common inheritance.
And this condition is called the freedom Of the
laboring classes, Magnanimous freedom Free
dom to beg of robbers the gracious privilege of being
slaves, for the sake OF feeding upon morse of that
which bounteous nature declares your own
All exclusive titles 20 property are alike fraudu-
lent they are all derived from that old code of tv-
rants, might gives the rght'-they are a brute
force neutrality-suspicious. OF piracy and bloodshed
titles to the soil, out of which all other titles
grow, are traceable TO governments established by
conquest. The aboriginal inhabitants are driven
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"a so AND 81 YA ,uF.I0r s article Of Broken Egg
the yard. 2i3 West Franklin North and
Fifth and Lewis East river Orders received
the Sugar Refinery Leonard street, through the Despatch
Post, md at both the yards,
N. ban allowance made to dealers.
j21 2wsm TYLEE x MAPES.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
FOR THE PILES.
D X. u r n M IS E L Z G T AIRY.

INTERNAL REMEDY.-It il a certain cure Tor Pies,
"A either internal external bleeding blind Cases. Of
" ysan sandng have been permenany cured by this nvalua
bic remedy after all other had failed Testimonials Of n
efficacy seen az the Office Be imposed lponsee that The
signature OF the PROPRIETOR in his handwriting te
outside wrapper ofevery bol and remember that the a med
cine can be obaed in this city No. 6 Bowery (ou
doors above Spring street. Of the original and sole proprietor
A. UPHANl, M d., regularly educated Physician of twenty
year, snpe,ienee confined an OypcE fRAcpcE, where
fee hours irsm A. NJ to sP. M. Advice grain. No 1876
"a Afsn M ioT tne state o NeT xoT sod by 4 Warner
en.s D. SwHn & Mofhts,er II LockRor Rochs.'e syrs
e. asd other PLACES " r. he Vicinity this medcne has cured som,
y vain In this &c city the Proprietor has had i satisfaction
constantly IN the reception reg letters from Of he
tsstme3. Of Piles disease which has often baed the skill
u eminent aud OF the real Of which dis
pathology unsuccessful course been pur
sued In the treatment OF this complaint; hence the very general
opinion that IL Is an ncurabe disease This however far
from being the case Yields readily the above remedy and
the proprietor has no hesitation asserting that will cure ali
Of Piles however long they existed or aagra
asd they NAV be- ksmembe that in this city, the medicine
be obtained ONLY OF the proprietor l Bcwery -four
doors above Spring street Any other article purportne 70 BE-
juss' fnce $l' - sui2 mdy&wy~m
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ME RhS'IEI,I,

WhDAWE "a.
FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, Is Green
wcb teet between Couandt and Liberty Streets where
she consulted with the ctest confidence complaints
incident TO the female Frame
Madame Rese experience and In ledge in the
Of obstinate Of female iresul soppa9e suppre sso
&C. such require but lys To effect perfect
Ladies desiring medical attendance during
other ndsposton will be accommodated during such tme
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose delicate or
precarous health forbds rapid increase Of family win be
sent bv mail of the United States Price S Pack
age All letters (post paidl addressed boz $685. ok
Boston Ohfcs, No Z Essex street
NB-Madame RESTEI.L woud inform ladies' residing
out Of the city, whose health would admit OF travelling
she would dew ote her personal attendance in
part Of tie United States within reasonable distance. a
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
q M H ~ q % IL ID o. II E N N L. IN T

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YORK HERALp-A Daily Paper, issued every
norang OF the wees-price TWO clsrl copy County
Subscribers furnished al the same rate for specific period
TIE WEEKLY HRRALD-Issued Saturday morning a,
tan ocock-prce SIX AND QUARTER copy-fuf.
nished 70 Country Subscribers at 50 annuI IN advance
or a the same rate for any specified period.
ConnysroyprsTs Ee requested sddcss tsr lsttss 80
JANIs t}ospss Kvsrk7v. propr,ctoy Edp,--t.I ~
l,siMi ensgf~ ~ usp - psss naS,
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTEII'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
These Invaluable Powders have been universally adoptsd
well by thousands this country being the only mild
safe and ehcacous remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption TO the happiness the HEALTH
vast touch upon within the limits Of
results which affect only the well being Of paen
but the future happiness Of their offspring Is but well
known that the families OF the married often beyond
how instances does the hard working father,
especially the mother Of poor family remain slaves through
out their lives tuggng at the Of ncessant labor tong but
TO live and living bnt to toll when they might have enjoyed
weighed down the spirit and last broken the health Of e
father, how often the widow left unable with the
0us Intentions to her atheess offspring sm becoming
degraded objects Of charity progate votares Of vice Even
the days Of - kind husband and embtiered
holding the emaciated form and declining health Of the
mon o his BOSOM she had reached the OF thirty
last sinking inD premature graye-with the eersia pros.
soows and his young helpless Of those endearna
seteuons and wachul solcitude which mother alone
besow, nnfequently time when least ate support
eie heartrendng aiction Is i desirable, thens moral
themselves, the well being Of their of.prng when
e easy healthy and certain remedy s within conroll
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
mating the benefits resulting thousands by the adop
ention ofthe married its consideration Is and
virtuous TO prevent eys to which subject by simple
and healthy meaus within control Every dspasonate,
yirtuous and enlightened mind, will unhestatingly
the Affirmative.
Price five dollars PACKAGE accompanied with full and part
culsr directions.
All s,s Hs b ps ssef;sss fSsss;,o e N
Principal ONCE, A8 Greenwlch street, New York. Ofics
hours from A. M tos M Boston Office No. Essex
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

b. yOSEPH ls Maiden Lane tup sa,s,) importerof Eng
sh French and German double and single barrel Fowl
ng and Ducking GUNS, from the lowest finest qualities
hio sways on hand extensive Of PISTOLS
pon Doube and Single Barrels em 100 different
nc'odpg .o the modern sr Bare Brvovers all of which will
Gun Smiths particularly requested TO call previous 10
advantage. aao sms NJ rro %
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
THE CA NTON TEA COM MPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE iai l. CHATHAM STREET. NY
3l Grand street, near Suffolk,
1871 GreenUich, Ezt0n
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
50 Chestnut and IS North FIFTH street, Philadelphia
II Hanover street Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments where h hnl
Teas in the United States. The universal Popularity and
and upright dealing well to render further
ments Original and only warehouse for the sale
Howquas Black -Obseve-Strangen will be particular
remember the number Of the principal Chatham 81,
W. IL between rearl and roosevelt street The public will
have nothing do with other except those
at the top OF this advertisement aug 3msec
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY u Cold street, is at his post usaal day
and night aeviaing the mental as well bodily .uiisrin
well medical advice and sympathy Concerning that elias. Of
msaSe. & saeS the ROf.or & has pqS.h 3D. ss:
forms diseases may be prevented well cured an
the method Of regainng well retaining MANLY v
discretion melancholy dsusion also concerng many
yet sen monitor As the various forms and
toms the venerea disease weher Of recent OF long stand
complicated and difficult the may belts instructions
ample and competent for OF the disease and restoration
The chapter structure OF immense importance those
who have formerly been afflicted and eihap indterenty
almost inc yabe of the disease badly treated
when the disease suffered remain long without being
cured-t is IN ference 70 this Mat 50 many e9
iuded The fourth edition, enlarged and improved now
ready and is sold at fifty cents will be sent by mail any dis.
ace paid the receipt Of ST. which must also be
'0'-'S DOCTOR GREGORY,
sis lmsrc &C Gold street, New York.
PARR'S LIFE PILLS.
THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand,
Thousands Of cures Of ysspsa Dys
entery Scofua and Nervous Complaints be the
80 : : THos. ROBERTS CO.
This Medicine in Spanish, Portuguese, Fench Ger.
and alinn Wrappers with Books Of Directions and Tss
monals in the same languages for exporaton au3l lm.m
HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY.
T 70 S s e n %
,dai as simple n
plants &c operating mildly healing diseased parts and aay
ing irritation. Manufactured by A. z. HALLOCK, at He
dampness and warranted Keep in any climate packages
2 each, with full directions for See that the Pro-
Sold by most Druggists in Cities and general stores through
out the country. sill lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE BOUDEIGoUE, ND. TfSBON, PORTUGAL
fHE scientific combination OF ingredients OF which those
Pills compossd have made them the wonder and admir-
only preparation deoyessd that has proved Invariably
being such that they must be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The directions translated into English and epveoo
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tains the signature Of NJ de boudeloque and the Engs di
recons have the signature of Dr. H. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the Continent of America.
They be transmitted by mail any pare Of te United
States. Sold by Dr. r. MELVEAU, agent and importer for
the United States Office l2e Liberty street, Grsenwich
street Price $5-half boxes 49, No half boxes by mail
Sold in bottles at Salem Letess directed Dr. f.
Melveau box "a, New York, will with immediate
tlon. All letters must be postpaid. jy28 nc
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
no THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.

AkIIFICIAL TEETH.
A. LEVETT Dentist, the ntroducer of inserting inccr
M rupble Teeth the principle OF atmospheric pressure al
lowed the greatest improvement dentistry intro
mehod, which will be found greatly superior to ANY
great and permanent comfort clsanliness, durability &c 10
nervous patients particularly adapted pecludes the
mouth healthy The testimonials from the
most distinguished in society," with the highest dental and Other
authorities will ensure to those requiring artificial teeth
those who have had them unskully the happe and most
satisfactory results. M. LEVETT, Dentist
all m II
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
LWCINA CORDIAL, OR

Il T y I
TT is sovereign speedy for ncpient consumpon
mpotency ucorhae whites obstruction d-
dcut painful nconneace Of urine or nv
re whether the result OF inherent causes or produced By eg
uary illness accident peasan. 70 the taste ana posi-
hsmisphees result Of its almost allied virtues.
LET NO ONE DESPAIR.
Nothing be surprising than It's nvigorang effects
frame Persons afflicted with weakness
rude before taking robust and full Of energy
under influence IL immediately tbs nerveles-
considered TO be incurabls.
La gusge indeed cannot justice tbs merits Of the Lucin.
Cord which regarded BY the hsads Of ths faculty ia all
any age
Nassau, and Seth Fowo Washngton street, Boston; 80
North Sixth street, Philadelphia Price So boeS2a
Dozen s26 lms
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WILLMER Z sMITPS ENGLIsH ExPRESsEs.

WILLhER q SMITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES.
private Expresses to and from London with important ne
geuce frequently performing the entire journey 20 miles,
Blk HOURS offer the American Public and Government
their services for the safe and rapid ansmisson OF
~l, ali occasions most faithfully delivered BY their own
and hours generally advance Of the Eng
lish mails London Mr. EDWARD WILMER who i
Americs prepared afford information upon this
subject and security for the due performances Of all such
business be entrusted his Liverpool establishment
ala RE
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WHIS-
KERS ANOTHER COLOR.
WHO i, there, young old that likes red grey hair
w This applies both and should be rpem-
bered If they feel inclined 10 change the color Of their locks
" Red cheeks prety-no red hair
The latter shames complexion fairr
The celebrated Italian Dye changes red grey hair or whs
beautiful natural looking brown auburn or black
without staining the skin the leasi This Is warranted; whc
them will with red hair red whser longer The Italian
Dye adds gossness and appearance the hair equal
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS & co. Chemists and
Duggista 2I3 broadway Chambers street Granite
Buding Bold also at 70 Fulton and II East Broadway
Price 30 cents s5 imsec
rIWINE-,25o bales Brdpor,, Seine, Herring end Oil Net
Iwne from ~ TO &c bs. Of recent impoatons and very
a;ass K. COLLINS 4 Co, % south suvst.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
PARIS IN NEW work.

THE City Of Paris that grand capital Of Europe containing
900 inhabt .nts be witnout leaving New
York The proprietor Of his exhibition has the honor of ia
forming the ladies' and gentlemen Of New York and particularly
opened for few days No 56 Lycenm Of Natural History
Broadway nearly opposite to Niblo This model Of Paris 81
feet in circumference and be all the Houses Streets
Churches Palaces Gardens Fountains Courts Pronenae
River seine and Steamboats, the Bridges Pe la Chase Gene
terry all its Monuments &C. Sc &c Explanation made
ystes full description Of the beauties If this great city
Persons who have seen Paris vii recognize mmediaeiy Yhe
Admittance 25 cents children haif price,
s24 lmeod m
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
HULL'S IKUoSES.
NflTTCE TO RUpTITR PERSONS

NOTICE to KUPTURED FERSUNS.
DERSONS afflicted with Ruptnres rely the best in
stunental aid the world affords application at e Office,
No Vesey either of the Agents in the principal
n the United States BE careful examine the back
% writing None genuine, or to be relied upon good
without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken veid limitations of HULA
celebrated sses and thousands imposed upon in
These limitations be relied upon; they made
BY unskfnl mechanics, and better than the ordinary
Tfusses.
Rooms have been fitted No yesey street, exclusively
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
nen where rale 10 IN constant attendance TO wait
amsle res'ept, sill lmrc