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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-10
MEDICAL.

FOSS'S COMPOUND EXTRACT.
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM, ScR0-
FULA. ERYSIPELAS PIMPLEs OR d.
SEASES OF THE SKIN, SALT RiiEUM,
letter, LUMBAGO, DISEASE OF
THE SPINE, MLRCURIAL
DISEASE, DR0PSY, NENEREAL DISEASE,
ND all those chronic Affections which impure
= state Of the blood habit of the system. Also
equai'sd medicine for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Bilious
Diseases, Piles &C.
This truly scientific and valuable remedy having been
advertised much Is extensively known the various
which food the market but its virtues well appreciated
by hundreds Of sufferers in this city who have experienced its
cemarkably beneficial effects 1t vegetable
extract up beautiful 20 PANEL bottle and 10
cheaper than of the advertised remedies each
BOTTLE twice the number of doses Of these In fao
positively affirm, that person
COULD NOT BUY
At regular prices the ingredients of this remedy and make
bottle at the sell IL att and II is only by
featuring large quantities with OF the
great sale which its superiority will induce that
bed to make IL concentrated for the regular price The
remedy first prepared in tie apohecare department Of
the New York Medical College and before N introduced
50 the public used extensively by the eminent surgeon
DR. MOTT in the of those obstinate chronic com
plants which from his eminent position he SO often called
to treat This gentemans well known opinion OF the
pular vegetable Alternative we'll known and has often been
publicly proclaimed in his lectures This fact conjoned with
the bitter complaints those who have been humbuggd and
disappointed the of the pulled sarsapara
will induce the afflicted consult their interest rather
than the unprnciped quacks and medicine which has
eceived the sanction of our best ;eans Price per
bottle six foT 50. A. H. COUGH X co.
Enl hA1au l.
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ROME, N. Y, AprliS, 1877
Dear SrI received your work the 10th, and il is truly
entitled to be called the Married Womans Private Medical
Companion unhesitatngy say, that it should be the
hands OF medical the
ment you prescribe by which broken named breasts
are impossible OF In view therefore, that there
are thousands thus afflicted at every
valuable not only to every physician but to every
In regard to the discovery of NJ NJ
toned in your work have known many within the sphere
Of immediate practice whose health would
preserved and others whose lives would
spared had they known and awaited themselves OF it,
though Of be susceptible Of perveson as
deed, ever are our greatest blessings.
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ANEURISM, OR ENLARGEMENT OF THE HEART.
ARTERIES. PILES. &c &c

Use the pills three times week, in sufosne
to freely and when Paroxym comes fearless
Of the pills must be made down with six eight and
little while repeat the dose do this until the bowels
strongly puged This effected the danger for that
tack Angina pectors and the gall bladder
treated in the and although ncu
bic by the medical profession cured by the of
RETHs PILLS. Piles cured by BRANDRErH's PILLS.
attacks the doses must be full six eight for few
nights together will the Whenever this
disease comes in the treatment Of ether Diseases
good sign; nothing but the pills. and appl
cation cold and make frequent cold
locally Where there have been pectora affections asthma
consumption &c. will be required with the pills
20 effect permanent But any other will
suredly bring on the pectoral affection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-10

The merits Of Gourauds Poudres Subtles for eradcang
superous hair have been nttesed by
pie that to euogze at the day almost work
Nevertheless there may be who have
not heard of its ame and those earnestly
read the following testimonial selected from many
New YORK, Feb. l. 1843.
had opportunity Of observing the operation Of
Dr. Felix Gouraud preparation for the removal Of superau
hair and perfectly satisfied of its singular efficacy
After analysis Of the composition of those powders cam
without hesitation them perfectly harmless
and in infinitely superior preparation of the
kind offered to the public have pleasure in giving
them my recommendation being thus fully Of their
value JAMES A. HOUSTON, NJ. D.,
itor Ma York Iano
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BreokIyp CITY hexys.

NrrcusNr o. VrSfcr-Niss Perrepont Intends to
repeat her readings aud reeitations this evening at the
Institute Hall.
PoLlcE CouHr.-Before Justice Truman Smith.-.fs-
sauh md bdi,sry-A man, named Michael Fseney, was
battery committed upon the person OF coored vo-
While both confined (or supposed to be- In
planning witness ELECTED the following singular facts
connected with the msnsg o. the city prison t
appears that both Feeney snd the complainant (s
cred wtman named Ann Wbte) had been conlned on
Saturday night 20 await their examination Monday
morning for drunkenness aud dsordery conduct Dur
re the Intervening time the cells OF both these per-
oreEes left Unlocked and the occupants had the
afpest liberty allowed them, which they improved BY
itirg zach ether and INDUCING In ff,guent bations
@ the Jolly god with brandy furnished them by the
eeIer Of the cells. In consequence, they became II
ossbe, more intoxicated than before and yesterday
White approaching her, with the intention Of commit
ing tme Kind Of an assault upon her which intention
a. frustrated by the complansnts u murder
nd the attendance q some halt Dozen police officers
We understand that q complaint In relation to the
careless and negligent manner in which me dniss OF
the keeper Of the cells have been performed will short
ly be preferred when " Is hoped example will be
made Of him which will prove warning to all futuro
officers.
Oerorrr ~ -Ctry CorRr before Judge Greenwood.
and Aldermen Wardrell and Burbank Keeping Di,sr-
Suiy IIouses-Jsmes McNamee vas placed at the bsr,
on rdictu ent for keeping disorderly house The
jury rendered verdict Of guilty. Frances Mcclure
was then put upon her trial indictment FOG sep-
examined the part Of the prosecution whose evil
dence went 20 the facts forth IA the in
detment and that young men bad been seen ascot.
jury ~hout leaving their seats rendered verdict OF
guilty.
OcToBtR 22-kINos County CtRcuf- CouRr, AVID
CoUEI 90 OYsR AND TERNISER-Before. Judge Morse,
and Justices Hughes and Wright -Senienc. John
McRibbon convicted Of bigsmy, WIS brought into
court for sentenr when his COUNSEL Col & j Jack,
appeared In biz behalf and prayed for an arrest OK
Judgment giving his reasons at length. His honor,
however reused 70 grant the notion and sentenced
the PRISON. imprisonment Va the state PRISON AZ
Mount ~ easant, for the term 81 ave years
OtrosyR "a -SUrRENE CoURr.--SrEctAL TERN.-
Jacob Coypsnter rs Mary s Carpenter - SAT- for di-
IL appearing TO the court that the Original pa
re in THIS suit In the oces Of clerks Of the
Us CT New orb and Kings necessary "a evidence
upon the trial Of the indictments against said Jacob
Csrp nter and Benjamin NJ Stillwel In the Court OF
over and Temner in this county for subofnatton o.
perjury and conspiracy " IL ordered that the clerks %
aid counties produce the said original papers In the
laid Court a oyer snd Terminer upoa service OF =
,ubI ma for the purposes q the ras q such ineiet-
mthts,
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The following Is alst Of officers attached to the u
s ship st. Mary at Valparaiso, Chilli July 10th, to
sail for Cellao, Peru next morning Commander
zach r. Johnston; Lieuts nants-C. w. Pickering Jno
b. MerebsBd. Fsbus Stanley, John Dueri surgeon
$ r. Addison Pureur Cameron Anderson; Acting
Master-James n Moore; Midshipman-Felix Cruz.
dy, j. L. Brtese, T.. Williams, ". 7. A. Campbell
n L. Bowen, Boatsvain John Crosby Carpenter
{. W. Rabbit. SALTWATER W. d. tUgiu.
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WANTS.


NANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA-
tions-one good plain Cook and to do the washing
and ronngis excellent washer and roneror to do the
housework Of small family the other Chambermaid and
to do the washing and ironing waiting work. Can be
seen for two days The best Of city references be
given from their last places has objection to the
country Please Ito call at 1875 East Thirteenth street.
VNANTED.-BY VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ girl situation as Chambermaid, or Nurse is good
plain and give the best of city reference cha
racter and capaby Please call at u Vesry street, corner
Of Hudson street.
WANTED-BY VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG W0-
situation for gen eral housework in small ia
my for and taking Of has lived
two her last place and give the best of city re
Please call in McDoug second door above
Houston, on the left hand tide.
vNANTED-ONE HUNDRED AGENTS TO SELL AN
w improved edition of Weiss Lawyer and United States
Form Book This only the best but the
Form Book published 800 price reduced to IS
cents. Agents can make from 81 $3.50 to $1,000 year
JOHN G. WELLS 80 Nassau street.
WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young a Chambermaid and Waiter or to do
general homework in small family; has objection to
to the country short distance Apply st 1859 Greenwich
street, entrance in Courilandt.
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WANIEp-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE Wo
w Cook, who understands all kinds OF baking
asss in washing and ironing aud make herself generally
useful in a small private family. City given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

CBIPsAsTER wANTED.-AN ACTIVE, CAfABLE
- shiprnaser the (whe oak correred last saing
schooner Lambert suydam, now lying at e foot OF ases
street. for San Francisco TO sail early IN NoNemoer hppy
BY letter with references sc Twelve hrs eas caon ras
seps ers an he accom- modated. Apply on board, TO
LAMBERT SUlDAI. Js, Superearso.
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10 engage with houie in this CITY, 70 go 10 North
and South Caroline, TO gather skd purcha Fnrs this Via
o. be heir through that ec5on by aduesing
"a C., Herald once, IL win be attended 70 imne h@iey'
Every satisfaction given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

yVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation to do general horsework. cook, washing,
and ironing with the hess Of reference Can be for two
days Please call 3s Bowery stairs the Of
Ter opt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

w ANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
" young woman TO Cook Wash snd Iron, to do general
housework all family
b. given Please call At II avenue up stairs
Yop.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30

- their disposal to accompany tAs. 70 sAsr several places
Persons be allowed The processsa on hsrssaok
earaSs excepting ssoA ~ are Designated In this
Should the weather prsvs unfsvorsSo the procession viii
~ postponed to the hrst fair day.
BY order Il thS cG%%stes q AA,rss9Fe%snts
JOHN MEDOLE, Secretary.
WILLIAM N. LEWIS, Graad Marshal
evening exercises will take place At CASTLE Garden
June iS19 commencing at eight o'clock and will
I. An Overture, By the orchestra
An Ode written by Miss G.. Hurley and sung by Aus
un Phillips. Esq, and assistants.
J. An Overture by the orchestra
~ an Vrauon BY g. Edwards Lester ofAantie Lodge No.
Otterson. Of Lebanon Enoampment. No. ~. Now York.
the termination OF the above exercises the hoor will DO
cleared and the band will be at the service Of such desire
70 conclude the festivities with dancing Tho hoor will be
nittee.
Tickets 90 cents each
The proceeds will be appropriated toward deraing the
the celebration be obtained At the fol-
lowing places Ohce OF the Grand Secretary Odd Feows
Hale Perkins saloon, Odd Feows' Hail. Perkns Hotel.
Division street John Davies rs Coursndt street, United
streets Aston House, Franklin House; Merchants Hotel;
New York Hotel Castle Garden; Pearl House Frenehs
Hotel Paimers Stage otcc Esd street and 9Th avenues Will
liamsburg Gardens Williamsburg Smiths Book store, l02
Fulton street and Haines, Montague Hail. brooklyn j.
" Hale. 20 Wall; William N Lewis Grand Marshal lS7
Chatham street. aud Of tho
d. Stewart AZ AeDousal street; J. Bergen 2s9 Grand
streets Howell So Duane street, G. Lewec& 265 Grand
street. s. Guy, Clinton street Brooklyn; H. Stuart,
bsils Of JS.tiee Lee 2t5 Bswery W. D. Kennedy I'll
1872 broadway; B. s. Hendrokson, Ii2 West street, c. s.
GGbons corner Of Bowery and Hester street; William
Holland It's south street W. To Lexington avenue
John j. spowers Brooklyn and +. Fawce Treasurer, IS
Gold street.
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Within the past week. quotations for most Of these
tecks have improved. United States and all the good
government stocks have been in active demand, and
he tendency Of prices Is still upward. Holders look
pr . further improvement Of several per cent, and
here is every probability of their expectations being
ealized. Capitalists do not disposed to touch
nything but the most undoubted securities and fancy
locks arc therefore much neglected. There are so
any matters the taps calculated to depress prices
br stocks not based upon the most undoubted secur
y, that no prospect Of any improvement for
pine time.
The Venezuelan consul at this port gives official
Ice that the Congress of Venezuela, being sorely
essed for money, has issued decree concerning du-
les ON imports as follows
New TARIFF OF VENEZUELA
Art An extraordinary duty shall be levied for the
of two years. upon the articles and in the manner
ereinaftcr expressed.
Art O. Merchandise and goods whish shall be i'm
rted from foreign ports through either of the custom
Of the republic, shall pay duty Of 10 per cent
ra{ore,n such already chargeable with duty
Is per cent ad paiorem on such as are duty free.
l. The amount of this duty shall be paid in cash
hen 1t does not exceed S4oo within 80 days when
exceeds that amount.
q In liquidation of this duty the same course and
rmaes shall be observed as are established by the
regulating the custom houses.
g. The duties established by this article shall
ence on the first of June with regard to the COM
of the West India islands and from the lst Of
ply next with regard to the commerce Of the United
tates and Europe.
Art 8. National productions and manufactures
hich after the publication Of this law shall be cx-
ted to foreign parts from whatsoever port of the re-
bblic shall pay n duty Of per cent ad raorem
From this are excepted coffee, cotton and the pro
,cts of the sugar cane. which shall pay only per
mt ad saicrem; gold, which shall pay per cent and
liver per cent. Cattle of all kinds duty free
Passed in the Chamber Of aud in the
|nate, on the 28th Of April. 1849
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QUOTATIONS ron SPECIE.

Wheeling banks are Ia per cent discount
There has been moderate demand for sterling
change for remittance by the packet to morrow and
drawers have been, during the past day two ttls
nrmer in the rates Our quotations for bills on Lon.
don for the best in the market while there
are good bills selling at IA tx per cent premium
range Of one per cent below the highest points Bills
drawn on shipments of produce in good supply;
but fsvorite names sought after 1t is the impress
sion in the street that quotations for sterling bills will
soon decline. 1t will be seen reference to our
weekly reports, that the exports are large while our
imports unusually limited and that even in the
foreign trade of this port the balance against must
have lately been largely reduced The exports from
all Southern ports largely exceed the imports
il We keep down the balance against US on the
foreign trade Of the Northern ports the tide Of precious
metals will continue to set steadily this way The last
steamer brought much larger amount Of specie than
anticipated; and it Is not at all improbable but
shat tho Niagara, now nearly due at this port, will
Bring large amount Specie be imported and
pay proat, in payment for bills drawn shipments
of produce the ruling rates for such bills have for
some time past, been low. The demand abroad for
american securities and the large amount RENTED
by each packet, tend to keep down quotations for
sterling exchange. We have doubt at least fifteen
or twenty millions of the loans of the United
States held abroad the semi interest ON
sum. The remittance of this amount will create a
temporary demand for exchange, and tend to sustain
quotations.
Domestic exchanges are quiet and we have ma
tertal alteration to make in quotations The
on all points in favor Of this CITY notwithstanding
the moderate amount of business transacted here
during the present season. AS the season advances
and the receipts Of produce from the South and
West increase, there may be change in the quotations.
and the balance be for q time against
The movements in specie have for sometime past
been active without creating any change in quotations
On this market The imports have been principally in
gold, and the exports in silver. The French packets
both going and coming have large amounts of silver
freight and the balance these operations does
appear to DO much either way. The Importation Of
specie into this port since the LIST Of JAN last largely
exceeds the expectation and the probability present
IT, that the bulk of will be incorporated in
rency.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities of the country in this
ket, at the respective periods named -
D,,w,
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REV ARDS.


CTOLEN-rBE UNDERhRNrIONED NOTES AND
~ Acceptance have stoen from ONCE Notice Of
TIE fact hereby given that they may not be nesosteA
that they not Be paid other than the original
$50 H. Cullen Smith, order Gilbert Freres. dated New
York, August H. Si IL ths date payable in Mobile
SS6M H. Gasele. order Gilbert rrsrss dated New York.
Gilbert Freres dated Now York 18th February 1872
months date SIP "A, Didiers dram, dated New York.
10th February ls and By MastersoR Brother
Of Mobile payable months data An Ampe reward will
BOYD HINCKEN
EIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
recovery of Bundle OF Papers lost in Broadway
Park Place. omnibus 18th May relating
some patents
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SPORTlNG,

n ENTREvIILE COURSE. -TRoTTINc.-POsTPONR-
" consequence of the unfavorAbls state Of the
Weather, this trot viii como off on THURSDAY. May 3lst
1872 at SO o'clock. precisely Purse Sz50-S50 to the
enters g. M Lady Suffolk Case enters Lady Moscow
the South Ferry for tho COURSE IL A. and r. re-
turning after the sports Of tho day Fare cen
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures S>~y.>~N>N~>>>o>>>>
n OTICE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF BEING DEPRIVED
l. the undersigned will retire from this other
will therefore offer for sale my establishment con-
sting Of Piano Forte cost $3.50 Horse Cart Express wsg
gon Quilt by Mr. Drsnard South Bsson two sets Of
Harness. and Saddle and Bride all in complete They
viii be Sold at private SALE between this and the frat
June at l95 Cedar street. BY X. B. CLIFFORD.
EOR SALE CBEAP-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
l. pleasantly situated within milo OF the steambeat
landing, ut tho lourshing town OF Flushing. L. The
buildings consist Of Grecian Cottage. Greenhouse Ice,
Carriage. Wood Fowl House, together with Stable and
Barn which, together with the fences good order
The place perfectly healthy and greatly admired BY all
required For further particulars enquire the
premises, or by mail, Of WIN. ID. TITUS
Linden Cottage Flushing L. l.
LNOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPEKTY-A
farm Of ~ less than mile from the railroad
Madison New Jersey perfect order fitted for
r.. W. TOWNSEND. "a Cedar street.
ry together wi the Hsrses and Carts. Docks Tools
and all other Implements for quaryng
Said quarry situated at the foot of 4h street, the East
River, and accessible to vessels Of any size
RObT. McBRAID, Ill Water st.
NOR sALE-A FIRST RATE SLIDE AND SCREW
Bed long by s inches wide with boring collar swed
chuck bell chuck and other face plates and full
change wheels with large Of Screw Cutting and
other TOOLS Apply at Mr.. ROBINSON'S. 81 Greenwich
street.
IJORsE FOR SALE-A HANDSOME YELLOW ARA
orse good under the saddle and mile In minutes
Perfectly kind and sound Apply at 456 Water street.
BASEMENT ROOM TO LET AT 50 WARREN STREET.
- large and convenient Basement Room having double
doors N 'front.' and sleeping attached In the
rear, in every respect suitable for Physicians Office
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ANITCuELL'S NEW TRAv ELLERS GUIDE THROUGH
Nl the United States, containing the principal cities,
towns, alphabetically gedogether with the rail-
road steamboat and canal routes with the distances
mes from place to place. illustrated by accurate map
o Il United States
"1his work Is similar in design TO Mitohchs Travellers
Guide published twelve years and extensively cir
book Of It's class printed In this country
The Of the book the tho United
rs ches go which all tho routes are accurately define
aed with reference letters in tho Margin by which place
may be found in few seconds. As book and map
renee this will be found extremely convenient only
travellers but counting houses hotels insurance Offices
banks 30 In fact every Gentleman should havea copy
living his desk for prompt reference The
merit c map the size and dsnctnes
which render the search for place pleasure instead
painful sh the with most pocket maps In Ali
fefpeo, the New Travellers Guide Is unriv odcy
Lady's Book.
hohers Guide TO California Mitcheils Pocket Maps Co.
published and fer sale BY Thomas Cowpeth wait Co.
26S Market street. PhiadephA and for sale by LeAvi
Co. 1cl Broadway, corner Of Deg street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK, MAY 26, 1871. s..
Mail for Great Britain and the Continent-The Mails by
the steamer CANADA will Close at this ofnce Wednes-
day. the goth inst at 10 o'clock M Letters England
ireland and Scotland can be prepaid Haax
be prepaid, cents to the COrncnt
paid, cents Newspapers cents eaoh must be prepaid
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RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI.
- waite Treatise, % Greenwich sreetOftce hours
~ A. NJ to r. M (Sundsys excepted )-rhose who
ply the early stages will be surprised ut the rapidy and
little attending thsr IL is chiefly how
ever who suffered from contain class Of people,
properly appreciate his services In structure fro
FIRST It's advanced and distressing
stages, from uncommon advantages and very exennvs
prsctce he afford rapid easy aud radical cure whs
he has grounds stating be obtained from no otsse
source In America.
TAR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET. HAS. f2a rms
~ fourteen years. confined his prsoct " 'ho
uent Of Mercuria other Dsesses OF ~
Ne the Aggravated eases 81 ths @
ohhrge.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NoTICE-LEAvEs NEW
- York; s, o. 10, IL o'clock, A. NJ, and g. g. g.
o'clock PM Staten Issnd- s. Q, 10, IL o'clock, M
and !, q 3, 4, 8, q, 7 o'clock, PM.