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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

nR: COOPER Ia DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THE
~ last twenty enjoyed the most extensive practice
in private diseases of any medical man in New York lie
the most aggravated Of this disease and mild
removed in two days Dr. Cooper the
FORM in from two to three weeks of constitutional debility
brought on by secret habit INDUCED in by young
This when too frequently indnged in beges dyspepsia:
weakness OF the limbs and small of the back confusion of
the intellect and aversion to society 1t affords Dr. c.
bounded pleasure be able to refer who
after suffering silently for long time have been
him to perfect health All undertaken treated with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22
MEDICAL.

CEA SICKNESS-SEA SICKN ESS.-DR KELLINGERS
~ discovery for and this awful dread
of the will eventually induce thousands TO travel who
have remained at home for fear of the unpleasant
that generally follow The Doctor
will be borne in grateful remembrance carried
the broad Atlantic, and the glad tdngs spread the
face Of creation Capt NJ Berry of the steamer Marion
for Charleston Pier Mo- North River says that he
leaves port without it, IL trouble to those
that travel 1t seldom fails prevent the attack il taken
the symptoms approach No unaccustomed to the
should leave port without it, 1t is also equally
full in cholera, darrhUa dysentery bilious collie cramps,
and all manner of spaedie dcultesit acts like charm.
Sold at 476 broadway at 81 bottles 50 Dozen cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

W. ORTIZ ENOWING.-A LIQUID HAIR DYE, RE-
w quiring but ono application, (savng the time and
trouble Of going the hair with two different
TONED has been discovered 1t nsantaneous in it's ef
fect producing inmtable black brown color
sired receipt for making and directions for using the
same, will be sent TO any address, receipt OF ST. post
Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

ITO RENT-NEAR THE TERMINATION OF THE
brick houses with the modern improvements Rent
600 Also two brown fronts Invent yffth street.
4 IOx Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

TYR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-UNPARAL
leled success-Patients cured, however long badly
aeted Never any failures which than other ply
eians can nhrm lnnnmerate cases progress in
OF M treatment known hitherto but by wonderful pre-
barations, and assiduous application Of them
relieve instantaneously The disappointed pluck up
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

DART OF A STORE TO LET-FOR THE SALE OF
Embroideries Laces Ribbons &a the other part to be
occupied by dealer in artcles which will not interfere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

DART OFAVERY SUPERIOR HOUSE IN FIFTEENTH
strcetTo let to small family The house has all the
modern improvements three deep and newly built
f,nr 4 In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

CTORES AND DWELLING TO LET, IN WARREN
~ street.-the 90 Warren street is being altered iuto
two stores with the dwelling part containing
kitchen and twelve will be ready for occupancy
the LIST Of May The principal store, 50 feet deep well
adapted to Bank Insurance Company. Apply daily
premises from ~ till o'clock Of HENRY BERGH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

ID Manager and Proprietor; John Green
Manager. omission to the eutire Ng'
anoes, % cents; children under 10 yesr
quet, l2la cents extra. THIS ce.el,rsted
colossal exhibition IL nov uuegnalied IN
ing. in fact, seven Museums ia ono, ap
ferent collections Of vast size and aAct
purchased, md concentrated hoce, from /
enormous outlay Of time and money. m
the afternoon, at O'clock, the lpsica
JENNY LIND, followed ~ Dancing, aad
YOUR WILL. Evening, ~ ~ clock,
Mr. Hadaway the dome tie trared1or NO
and the ADVENTURES OF SAMPSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

phCIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.-A NOTICE
having appeared in Saturday. papers conveying the
idea that passengers provided with tickets from responsible
agencies would be subject TO detention the Isthmus OF
Panama II ia deemed proper 20 announce that the steamer
Oregon was ht Panama at last dates stesmer free
OF Tor passengers and the absence Of acct
dent At sea, he steamers California Republic Tennessee
Golden Gate and Constitution in the Of this Compa
viii be ut Panama In the OF the tn.
= by order, 49,. VIM. Ii. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

ITO LET FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, ON SUN.
4 days. the beautiful Hall the first floor Of No. ~
broadway. Apply to II. WOOD, the premises, in Che
evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

r. T. BARNUN,
: God, Jr., Assistant
cum and perform
>. l2h cents; Par
establishment and
America, sombin-
wards Of sc ven diff
Hence having been
line to tmc, 1T an
ursday April ~, In
j extravaganza OF
the farce of MAKE
Cor the BENEFIT Of
.slNA MEADOW s,
ZONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES, SUCH
- as no other Doctor do. Either 4 or great
amendment before twenty -four hours. To contract disease
Is made nothing under which IL
brought to perfection Remember it, reader All other
methods of dreadful than the disease which
they only translate to other place. instead of
minatng. Office corner Of Canal street and BroadwaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-DRESS
~ Circle and Boxes IS cents Pit l2s cents; Orchestra
Tickets 80 cents Private Box Tickets ST. Doors AT
curtain rises at 7 o'clock Thursday evening April y
will be performed the drama OF the BLACKSMITH OF
ANTWERP-Quintin Matsys, Mr. w. G. jones' Frank Merit
Mr. Clarke; Baron Won Haast. Mr. Arnold Agnes Flores
Mrs. Nichols After which, the drama of the CATTLE
STEALERs--Dugald Narneil Mr.; y. Blanchard Archibald
Leslie Mr.. Cooke; Jessy Campbell Mrs. Nichols To
cude with the farce Of KISS IN THE DARK-Selim Pet
tibone MIR, Fox; Mary. kra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

BROADWAY BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-A LARGE
ID establishment in complete order. Possession mmedi
atey Inquire at Is Walker street, adjoining the Flo
ANIMAL Hath
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06
hnii.COlOniZatiOn.

a VoicE rnoN 1900 CoLoRED CITIZENS OF
New BEDFoRD-Pursuan TO public notice
meeting was held on Monday evening,
Feb. lGlh, IN tho Third Christian Church,
which was filed III nm early hour, for the
purpose OF expressing their views relative To
the American Colonization Society. Ezra
X. Juhuson was appointed President, Will
lam Jackson nnd john Bush, Vice Presidents,
AMI Daniel H. Davis, Secretary. Prayer was
offered hy Rev. William Jackson. The
President briefly stated tho object of the
meeting. On motion of Rev. Leonard Col.
lns, committee of three was appointed to
draft resolutions for their consideration. -
The committee reported the following Pre-
nmhlc and Resolutions, which were support
ed hy Messrs Johnson, Collins, Jackson and
others, and unanimously adopted.
Wberens, the American Colonization So
ciety has been for the past twenty years in
rapid state of decline, aud considered by
its friends, beyond the reach of restitution,
but through the Influence OF iIlat infamous
enactment, the Fugitive Slave Bill, has ell
conraged lis supporters 10 hope that one
more struggle can be made before the Inoil-
sier gives mp tho ghost, we the thirteen hun
died culored citizens Of New Bedford, do
''"S'"lO "hI solcIll PROTEST WHICH was
uttered more than twenty years ngo, in this
iine honored building, against the wicked
devices Of that Ubiquitous system; and we
now declare 10 the world our uuallernble
determination TO abide by Tho policy of non.
Intervention with all that relates TO The Anne.
ican Colonization Society, now aud forever.
Therefore,
Resolved, Tint in whatever light we view
lhe Colonization Society, we discoycd moth
ing IN II bnt terror, prejudice and oppression:
that lie warm and benelicent hand of phil
nhlliropy Is not apparent in the system, but
HE influence of the Society on public opin- /
on IS more prejudicial to The interest and
N'linre OF the people of Color in the United
States, Ihnn slavery itself
Resolved, That the Society, TO effect its .
purpose, The removal of free people of Color,
noI the Slayes) through its agents, teaches
he public TO believe that il is patriotic and /
benevolent to withhold from us knowledge
ma tie ineans of acquiring subsistence, aud
o look upon us as unnatural aud illegal resi- /
Tents ~ this country; and thus by force of
prejudice, II not by law, endeavor to compel I
rs to embark for Africa, and that too nppar-
emily, ny our own free will and consent.
Resolved, That as great nuisance as We !
may be IN The estimalioA Of that. Society, we
yet have hope in Him who has seen fit 10
commune our existence through DAYS worse
'nan u'n' which we do not fear, aud which
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

nnd it is indeed tho peoples suit. Their
counsels, e. B. Sedgwck, Gcrrit Smith, and
the District Attorney, cmphHicnly represent
the people, IN Il case involving the rights of
all the people. They should be bold, and
they are bold because they are in the right.
Lawrence aud others nre towards becntse
they nre in the wrong, and represent the
enemies of the people. Gerrt Smith mny
well say TO Lawrence, las ne did when hc
found Lawrence WINS cUntriving 10 ret rid
of his argument and put the case over,) "hc
man, Lawrence, aud don't be coward !;
try your cause"
To conclude. II Is well understood that
the case against the Marshal, for attempting
TO kidnap the slave Jerry, 10y means OF n
warrant issued by commissioner Sabine is tu
he put over, 10y hook OF 10y crouk. Lawrence
Is striving TO lead the prosecutor iulo II dc.
murrer instead of trying il in the ordinary
way. lie wants to get il away from the Jury
II hc can't he can! The prosecution urge
trial, the defense urges " n pat off " And
be 1t renemhcred, whether The case is sub
Inillcd 10 court or jury, it will rud in couvic-
ton. Not TO punish Harry Allen, but TO
settle the rights of the people by legal udiu-
dicution. lie may I've pSrdoned so soon ns
convicted, but he will be taught, aud all
others will he taught, that to take our citizens
aud return Ihem to slavery is legal "kidnup-
ping;" md that repetition OF the Ofiense
will subject him to ihc iilll penalties of tie
law, though he be pardoned in this case SO
soon as conyctcd.--J. 7.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

cmboldens US as peaceoble citizens to resolve
to abide the issue of coming days in our
native land, in which we ask no more than
tho ngc in which we live demands, aud
which this nation, as republicans aud chris
tians, should not refuse TO giant
Resolved, That we urge our brethren
throughout the Free States to express in
public their oft.repcated declaration, not to
cOunienance under any circumstances the
claims of this Society, let the udvce come
from Whatever source il may; for il is irauglit
with evil inconceivolle, aud we do not con-
sdcr any man a friend to our race who would
recommend II.
Resolved, That as citizens Of the Bay State
for tho support of these resolutions with n
firn reliance Oh the protection of Divine
Providence, do mutually pledge to each other
our lives, our fortunes, aud Our sacred honor,
not to support the American Colonization
Society. Here are Our earliest and most
pleasant associations, here Is that, that binds
nlan to earth and makes life valuable, IL
Colonizatiouisls desire to better their cond-
ton hy emigration TO Africa, the field is opon
TO them; we do not intend to figlit their bat
ties in Bnssn Cove, or Fish Town, our duty
as colored llungnrans is plain before us I;
here we were born, here will we live by
the help Of the Almighty, and here we will
die aud let our bones lie 10y Our fathers.
Voted, That the proceedings of this meet
ing bc signed by the officers, aud be publis-
ell in the papers of this city, Ill Liberator and
Commonwealth of Boston.
The meeting after singing in solemn strains
"Ilome, Sweet Home," adjourned.
T.. X. yonNsoN, Pres't.
WM. JACKSON, } Vice Presto
JoBN Bush, WV
DANIEL B. DAVIS, Sec'y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

would bring Nlr. Thomas back TO sanity
The miserable plea that if your country en-
cages ia war with Russia ia behalf Of Hun
gary, that the light flashing from that trans
action will so reveal TO Americans their view
of slaveholding rs to bring them to repent
nnce is ridiculous enough. Your guilty ma
tion fought the battle of the revolution
Black men aided in IT, But no such light MS
Mr. Thomas dreams of, flashed upon the
American conscience there. 30 in the late
war with Great Britain. Blacks aided Jack
sou in defeating Sir Edward Predominant
These wars were proicssedly for liberty, not
in aid of another nation, but in defense of
your own but Mr.. Thomas light has not yet
flashed upon your guilty government in re-
gard to the rights Of black men. A nation
that can receive the mid of men to fight its
battles aud achieve its victories, aud estnb-
lisI its liberty uud Independence, aud mean
while, and for seventy years after, can enslave
these very aidcrs, may not bo expected to
learn repentance from tie aid they extend
TO auotler people. BE it horne in mind, too,
that what Kossuih, Mr.. Thomas "sccond
Messiah" gets from Americans, he gets upon
the express condition that he takes the side
of American oppressOrs.
Since writing the above, We Gnd VIC arc mis-
taken in our statement, that the colorcd people
were excluded from Miss Grcenfclds concert.
They were assigned separate seats by her con-
sent. ard in consequence Of the insult thus Of
fored very few attended.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06
Yours,
w
Salem Institute.

This Institution, which has been crowded
with students during the winter, closes its term
the present week. The pupils give all exhibit
ton this friday evening at tho Town Hail.
See advertisement for next term in another coll
umn
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

On Friday flast week petitions for the adop.
ton of the Maine Law, were presented signed
oyJvfy thousand persons. The Statesman says
these petitions arc now estimated by the yard.
Upwards of2Oo,OOO names have been prcsonted.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

The Supreme Court, in tho case of MIRA.
Gaines, has decided against her claim. 1t in
volved property to the amount of ten millions
and tho question: wO believe turned upon tho
fact Of her Legitimacy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

Ca'1iH FahbaakJ, who it will be recollcctcd
was kidnapped some time since from Indiana,
has had his trial at Frankfort, kentucky. lie
was convicted of aiding slaves to escape from
Kentucky, and has been sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment in the Pcnitcntary. Poor
Fairbanks /! He has little to hope from the ton
der morcies of slavery. While in prison, he
denied all participancy in tho escape he was
charged in aiding. Whether he had any thing
of fair trial, and whether tho alleged crimo
was, proved against him, we know not. If it
was there is a judgment coming, which will
honor him as martyr. Infamy rests upon In
diana, who permits her citizens to be kidnapped
at midday, without resistance or rcmonstrance,
merely to crafty the vengence of Shareholders.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

Muiutudes of Hungarians arc dcsirous Of
emlgrannS to America but are prcyonted by the
Austrian authoritios-whO throw every possible
impedimcnt in the way of emigration. n. ,.,,s,..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

John u. Weller, formerly of Ohio. has been
chosen United States Senator from California,
IN place Of Col. Presmont by vote Of Titoly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

Rachel Paker.-Tho case of this young
woman, who was kidnapped from Pennsylva-
MIA, and is now in Jail in Baltimore, has been be-
fore the Pennsylvania Legislature. A resolu-
ton has passed both Houses, instructing tho
Governor to employ counsel to conduct her dc.
fence
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

A bill for the abolition OF capital punishment,
has passed both houses Of tho Rhode Island
Legislature.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

Tho Independent says that Mr.. Wcbster's
New York Address before the Historical Asso-
citation realized its Jeu ideal of literary culture
in a statesman. And expresses the hope that
he may drop politics and devote himself to some
great literary work. For example, tho the his
tory OF Washingtons Administration or com
mentary on ths Book of Job which no is said
10 contemplate. U
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

1t Is said that Kossuth's success in obtaining
material aid in Cincinnati, did not equal his sx
pectations.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06
Tbe Auti- 5Iaurrp Buolr.

WHEN Con COMMANDS TO TAKE TIE TRUMPET
ASD nLoW A DoLoRoUs or JAREiSo BLAST, II
LIES NOT Is MANS WILL WHAT liz SHALL SAY or
WHAT lie SHALL Milton.
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RATTURE, SAND. Persons wishing to take
SAND from ls Bs.ts the without
pefm under the direction OF the Commsny the Batuye
Surveyor. Department. Nswoeens, Auguss. 1851 - ans
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49, z 80 X vsn.aeo county Pa May %, 1851.
y family I'll he last isn year, and rood
does lsaye child but III srs
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(9pUI
compelled roaort 70 Vapor Bs
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matte palma neufaGa chrpnc gcofulo0s
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visit the establishment connected vh
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Fesnt DiviaioA No. a, OF T-Mssts eyerv
Nv oslock X Hall No. Is ST.
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= s. ATs SS53& Il 5The Win- - n
T. 4 - kssias IN z, gAms dfsAs SN1A
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for Diseases Of the Lungs Pain in the Breast Shit
tug q Blood and all Affections Of tile Chest Whou
doubt benefit diseases chest hat
ny rs@sdXx shst c9n hs usea: ss sIs E -
- never known g al md return of the
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
vINHE PUBLIC are Informed that The offices n
The DEPgTY SURVEYORS are located follows i
% g Surveyor for Fifstan Dssc
once foiymns street between Nnyadss Apollo seets
A. Deputy Surveyor Second snd Third Da
jssN ~ T. III PINE Fiji "a INV 1884, sM..
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~ MEYER, No 100 Camp street, -
iSk Meisszes5.. and desleE IN JFWELhY, GOLD yg1A I
sssssiss saa
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9oMROY EDW d, u 90, Commission M sSSuIs md
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1IERSoN o., Real Estate, Stock, Nota
5 ssa ssoas, No q Pee
sst4.e Ho1ttAe stxee@ NeWcIieana ssepI0
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AYM0ND, ". q. Family Grocer, Vi Camp
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AOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer Of Wines.
bIAndie4 stcs, and General Commission Msrch,at M q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-12

STAMFORD BROTHERS, (late Waitons San
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