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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

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ln. ooorER. u DuANE srRNET. nAs, goa ruE

w tUOFEK, ~ Dc n SIhhET, Has, TOR THE
- last twenty year, enjoyed the most e$tcver sctics
N private diseases OF medic in New York Ho
can cure the most aggravated of and
removed in two days. Dr. Cooper the
form in from two to three wee Of Al debility.
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young rneu.
Tiis when TOO frequently INDUCED in, boscts dyspepsia
weakness OF the limbs and small Of tho back confusion Of
the intellect and ayesion TO society. 1t Affords Dr. c.
bounded pleasure to be ahe refer 70 Who
after suffering silently for sng time have restored
him 60 Perfect heah All underakea treated with
candor NJ B--strangers, don't be deceived by oneyFhs
Iorsonatcs have not left Duane street. Scav
cards in the New yor, sunday Tines and Atlas 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

rINHRoUGH TO CALIFORNIA. TOUCHING AT VAL
Il paraisc--Tie splendid new steamship PIONEER Capt
Kittrdge will leave Pier No. North Saturday
March IL ls52 at clock. r. A. precisely. for San
cisoo This vessel having elegant
second cabin and tecrage tho6e geng
California, will do wei apply before taking passage else
where. For frcist QOr pssssFe apply TO
w. & 4. j. 7kfasC,0T'T s. iTo No "a so,,b s,,est
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

noCqOR BARON SPoLNsCo, FROM LONDON, AND
- OF European fame has received the heartfelt thanks Of
Mr. John McCarty of III Wooster street and tat of Mrs
heCirty and fmy. for having cured MIR McCarty after
twenty five Of suffering aud the perfect failure
medical and means iusly resorteG Thi5
great numbers 2c0 performed by DR. Spos 400.
since his nrriy two years In New York from Great
Britain Office 325 broadway Attendance from, A. to
l l.. M and In the evenings from to 10 o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

dEOn MISUNDERSTANDING SPECIFIC MIX
DOOV ture-of AL remedies yet discovered this 10 the
certain. IT makes speedy aud permanent with
the loeet restriction IN DIET drink change
In application TO busnose Many cured In two daya sold
The drug store No Z3 Broadway, corner OF Chambers
street aiso ~ No 10 Astor House at No 40 Bscad@ey,
aud No. 100 fult1a sticCt. eognsg u Wu'tam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

NOR CALIFORNIA. VIA STRAITS or MAGELLAN
- and rarama.-The magnificent extra steamship
KEINDEEk, 100 tons hurthen, Capt. d. l.. Wilcox, win
sill from Now York for tho above named ports, on
thursday April J. 1852. Ills steamer was built ex-
pressy for the California trade IL cOppcrad
per fastened, and is expected tho shortest trip
ever made to California. limited number Of tickets
be secured by On early application 10 GEO H. HAMILTON
Agent office over Ocean Bank OF Greenwich and
Triton streets.
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MEDICAL.

TTNrORruNATES FRIEND-USEQUALLEp Fot
~ crGdiceug diensc--Blcssed Wy all VINO try y. ing
most prompt cradeator, yet so mild e mshe o ts
ntock Who IN avo foes nftor thatp NtisuR anu ttra-
Vers easily mi led remember itDcpot Dr. WARDS, eorh'r
CfIaIn Ttroet pud Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

GE0Q q ak ape dsorsor e.
nne Greedy cure without tho least rotriGsope q net
srint eypegufe change IN application % hunesa I3
Proprietor challenger Jingle esee wren VIZ hitne Hil
under Tho forfeiture Of Eve hundred dollars IL ~
~ m IN bottlca with full directions at 81 Gao b0tts
rets cured 10 two days For sale by O.
~ piNt 100 prosdwRy 0nd los ReyRrd street, N. vi W.
H. little, I0i Hanover street, Boet0ri Wright %, New
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PASSENGER LINE FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT =
TIE fast selling chip John Barring. Madesan, shas-
ter (tw tons hurthen) having noary all her on
loard. will sail the Of Msrch. ior accomm oIatons
for first and second cabin myers far surpas roo,
and comfort, thore Of any ship In port us
from Chm in the short passage Of us days She win he
rrovoned aud furnished In superior For pas
sage or small quantity Of light freight apply board
Tier u, ~ r., or to y. y d. row LER SO West street,
or II. ii. BUTTERWoKTH. No. 81 Liberty street.
Read read-Ihore upwards Of 1000 passengers be-
tween Panan9 and San Francisco and thorc now at
least zoe at Panama awsag conveyance to California
N. Y. Norpld, March
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MEDICAL

A ST0NiSHING CURE OF PALSY This IS TO Ger
tfy that placed M. self under tss care Of Dr. o.
RDl sck IN April lSD owing to sud proracted Ct
ts q Palsy which had rested the skill y some esht Or
nhf our hest physicians, who etroye to het but with
synii nul Of my friends advised IN % go 60 Dr.
Rbsok stating that they had each and all great
benefit different times from his advice aad steeon AZ
6rs. but at last resolved to and am ssppX n
being able state that tbs great gave ne rec
In nine norhs he effected complete and his tho
wonderful ~ am in my SEVENTEEN year run-
dreds willing TO tei to this extraordinary BE-
iicye be raised from the dead. his
EZEKIEL ,. STEVENSON,
marx.
Church strcst. near the Railroad Frsnkfard.
Sworn sad subscribed i.ore this sd DAY Of koyeabe,
WILLIAM OdLE, Alderman.
All letters "a G. ". EoEhCK No White street will 10
rcgiopsly attended to, If prepaid For particulars
call and ae Astrological Almanac, gratis whore certid
eat ca can lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

(tALITOREIA.-TIIR0UGU TO san FRANCISCO
~ direct and found for hundred and SIXTY doars
Tie beautiful and new clipper JULIA ANN, Captain
The shove vessel having been built expressly for ts
anu tn' great nautical experience OF Cart Ramsdei will
comfortable passage. seldom offered Early appea
ton viii be necessary TO Ga number
sready engsged) either board at Pier - East river
TO EU1lER BROTHERS, llS and lG3 south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

DR JOHNSON Ii DUAnE STREET so WELL
~ known ior lis successful treatment private diseases
Tor tho last ertytwo continues to DO consulted
teonL tally al discusses requiring nodioa surgical
aid lac would particularly request persona suffering from old
chronic that haze been by other cans
uorrale I, give him trial lie has such
at present under tmcna doing Yeiland refer
Who have been cared hn after years Of
suffering. r. Us Office L. arranged with tho
srictest privacy H. B.ohseryo 10, next door to Dr.
Cnapcrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

1fOR SAN FRANCISCO-PACKETO OF 20ru MARCH,
The magnificent new clipper ship EMPIRE, az tons
Capt L. A. 1lorndke, having the most superb
accommodation, in first cabin. saloon and cabin
rcpete with every coryeniCnoe will take limited number
of passengers at the following low rstesFirs cabin
saloon $500 second cabin S60. The splendid model this
beautiful CLIPPER and the experience OF Captain Thorn
dixie (ths being his third voyage to San Francisco give The
most positive assurance OF extraordinary short
Ample are made for The comfort Of md
families viii find in this vessel requisites for yoya.e
seldom ever before provided The tickets Wis
be strictly Limited and passengers taken than
be handsomely and comfortably accommodated. Saloon
passengers have same fare ~ first cabin.
X. Il. SUTTON, ~ Wall street.
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Umpire CITY LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS FOR
~ San Francicc via Chagres dreet-Tho and SPLEEN
aid steamship SIERRA NEVADA, e. 500 tone burthen)
D. Wson CemmauSer formerly Of tho stoamstp Empire
Cty will leave for CaTrcs, direct Wednesday the 18th
OF March ut o'clock from her doci Pier 3 North River
connecting at PAnana with the favorte steamship Now
leans. For freight passage, applyt0
j. w. RAYMOND, Agent ~ roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

ElR. WARREN, No. MOTT STREET CONTINUES no
- be consulted conGdun.aiy tho Of private
diseases Ok W hes devoted trtyfve years 70 tho
tiee Of Lfs professions; md the victims Of sbuBe
those who have escaped from hands Of medical eten
ders rely safe ard speedy N BNo Zee tiit
cured.
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N . gentleman III Dayton, ohio:)

On the receipt OF 81 copy will bo transmitted hy nail
free 81 pG6tsge Gny part o Tho United Am ettors
must he addressed, pot paid, Dr. 4 = RAuriscar Box
l,.2f Now fcrk city. c1leo TO Liberty gtrcCt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-oprosi-
ton to monopoy-With cheap rates. good fare. and
speed Tho new and splendid steamer BROTHER IONA
THAN lO tons. tho fastest tho route with superior
commodaons for hundred passengers. will sail for
Chsgrss and San Trancsco on Friday March 2s at3P.
M from Picr No 4. North River
made with independent steamers the Pacific which will
prevent the possibility of delay tho stbmus The
books open for the sale OF limited number OF
through tickets properly Guaranteed and ut reduced
Apply TO the subscriber tho only authorized TIE
Brother Jonathan. H. MILLS, 81 Cortlandt street.
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LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Companics-0n,y through line TO CALIFORNIA; and Ore
gon-Estra-The magnificent d0sbe engine steam shin
ILLNESS Captain H. j. iiartsteine U. s. NJ. being nov
ready for service will leave this port for ChGgrcs Mon
day April 20, at O'Clock r. NJ precisely from the pier nc
foot Of Warren street North Riyor with the
Companief extra May steamer from Fran
cisco The ace.nmoaations Of tho Illinois unsurpassed
she Ia we'll known to be tho fastest ia the
For freight passage apply only the tho Com.
panies, III Weat street. corner of Warron street.
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DAsSAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECr.-TlIE
L magnificent a ship QUEEN OF THE EAST, having
her entire engaged will have quick and offers
crt desirable opportunity passengers She elegant
packet accommodations for limited number Of pas
engcrs Tho large and roopy space between decks will
rtted VI Tor second elias and will amply
superior three dcok ship with splendid promenade deck
crtirely unencumlorcd. From the beautiful model this
chip II y confidently expected that she win remarka
bly, short that passengers going Ia her will Cali
orria without being delays ard
cideh 10 other modes Of Price of cabin
sage So; nloon 500 stcersge SC0 Vessel lice at tho
apply 10 X. w. TRUNDY n Ccentics slp. or TO PECK s.
CHURCH., corner Of " all and South streets
INOR SABA sTEERAGE TICKET THOUGH 70
Tuesday 9Th inst For further particulars enquire az
No Wet street corner Battery place philadelphia Hotel
Ter John Parker
CALIFORNIA STEERhGE THROUGH TICKET FOR
- the steamer on the l7t March. for sale. Apply 10
ID. q. KETCHUM, iia Pearl street.
A CARD.-sTEAMsHIP REINpEEE.-TuE UNDER.
"a sgHed has tran sfcrred all bis right title and
~ me win persons going in any
mo above steamer Mre assumed and will be performed BY
JOHN HALL. la5 Washington stycc.
JN0 CAPTAINS or EASTERN yESsEr.s.-TiE UN.
derssncd wants immediately 600 tons Of beat quality
water Paving Stoncs for which the highest rkct price
winle paid On delivery &C the foot Of Clinton ay6no,
Wallahout, Brooklyn PETER LYMAN
NJ oTICE.--To MASTERS or ALL VESSELS BOUND
~ for San Jranoieco.You will please have purt
vesEc cargo vessels spoken pnsonEors names &c.
with any other Ching you may think worthy Of note for tho
Alta California and Exchange Reading Room for al
tons In San Francisco which will be called for your
rival by Commodore Robert g. Martin, Marine Reporter
the Vita and News Room, and late Of tho New York
berald.
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Geographic Murine Reports.


Arri,ed-Brig Trieste. Lsmpher, Havana.
Scholarships John Dunlop. and Benntngton barks He
riettA, Seah Elk and Pacific brgs lsola, and Phenx.
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NOR SALE-A STEERAGE TICKET THOUGH 70
n calUornn. on board tho steamer I'm PRO City. Sails
On Tuesday sh inst For furthcr particulars enquire
mol Wott street corner BATTERY place Philadelphia Hotel
r. John Parker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

DEMONSTRATIONS IS hereby
} heretofore existing between sam
:. Wainwright under the firm and
BOTHER, has this day been dis
The notes. books. and accounts sre
wainwright, who alone j. author
SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT,
@. +. WAINWRIGHT.
continue business n the old sianc,
he laic firm Of Wainwright x Bro
SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From the Madisonian. !
ORPTITARV.

Departed this life Sunday, the 2is inst at the residence
Madison, Ind GEosoE Of
Hon. Jesse d. and Mary E. Bright aged IS years months and
5days.
1t very that hand Death disappoins hope and
bghts Affection in greater degree than it has done in the
mova Of this ama and promising youth Natural goodness
heart wide and comprehensive with unusual cheer
fulness and buoyansy spirits among the prominent
points Of character that endeared him large circle OF rela
tve rendered him favnte associate those whose
pursuits similar His innate fpro
pey obedience it, stamped his with the mark
good breeding him dutifal son. Affection
brother faithful and respectful pupil His Intellectual
qualities many degrees above the standard Of medocriy
appreciated value OF knowledge and realized pleasure in
the pursuit Of it, made attanments such to qualify
him 70 creditaby upon Of collegiate study the
present spring hopes for the future that were
forming mind onder that center
ing upon him minds Of Others have given place to The
gloom disappointment and the bitterness of Aphys
cal constitution which nature had given unusual
vgor well comeiness, seemed almost
pledge Of security against early DEATH while the severity Of the
aggravated the fact that at early period
his illness his became eouded so that he was
able express his feelings in view Of the great change be-
him. And he is His sun has down be-
reached m meridan and while affection with
jealous fidelity the mpehablc memory Of lcely in his
life Faith looks upward says though with fearful
liz doeth all things we'll" G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
Hon. A. L. Roache.

The Rushve Republican is edited by Pleasant A.
Hackleman, of the Wing electors for the State
large. To him will the wings Of the State in some
measure look for a manual of tactics for the campaign
and il is but natural conclude that in the matter of
tacks upon the Democratic ticket he would commence
the vulnerable point. Well, reader he has led off
the great exponent hath erponed-and the wedk point
in ticket has received broadside-and we breathe
freel
A L. Roache, Esq, candidate for Supreme Judge, is
the gentleman through whose downfall Mr. Hackleman
expects make the first inroad upon the democratic
ticket That's decidedly richl The Judge says that R.
never managed case in Court in his life, and that he
is rery yOung man. wholly unfit sit upon the Supreme
Bench. Well, WE'LL Now for the facts of the
Mr. Roache is between thirty two and thrlythree
of age. He has praciiced law for fifteen years. He is
graduate of the Bloomington State University and it is
assuming much to say that he is the
pshed scholar either ticket He the partner in
the practice Of Law. Of Hon. E. W. McGanghey, and is
gentleman LAWYER. Now, reader, these are the
plain unvarnshed facts Of this matter and leave it
for you decide how far the Republicans onslaught is
justihable, or sustained by them
But not surprised that a Wing State Elector
should pursue such course. 1t is ever thus. Who
ever heard OF whg newspaper wing stump speaker,
who could discover in democratic candidate for office
any fitness or qualifications for the place which he
aspiring? We say are not surprised at Hackle-
mans course towards Mr. Roache. IL is not gross
and beastly the attack made by Geo. G. Dunn upon
Andrew Davidson Esq, Of Greensburgh, who is Of
the Oldest and abest lawyers in the State besides being
a man of the most amable character We expect to
see our ticket abused-our oest men scandazed, and
Democrats be the lDok for it, and treat it
as the poisonous ebuon OF any other corrupt foun-
-RushriHe JacksoRiGn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
DiacuItv with Great Britain.

A Washington correspondent OF The Cincinnati Ga
@efte that correspondence is going between
Mr.. Webster Secretary of State, and MIR. Champion,
the British minister at Washington, in regard to the
proper Interpretation ofthe Oregon Boundary Treaty 1t
that since the settlement Of that boundary
the captains of British vessels have been in the habit of
delivering, or attempting to deliver, merchandise at
American ports in Oregon, without the payment of tile
usual duty. More recently il is asserted that these
captains have advertised transport goods &C. from
American port to another-an interference with
cOaswisc trade which has been tolerated by the
United States, in reference to the vessels of any for
egn nation, Notice had been frequently given to these
captains by the Custom House officers in Oregon, that
their proceedings not quite the thing, and could
not be quietly submitted and finally formal notice
served OF them by the Collector Astoria
that for any future nractons Of the laws of
the United States he should proceed against them FORTH
with, condemnng vessels and confsticating cargoes
and thus brought matters to crisis The notice
communicated 10 the agents Of The Hudsons Bay Com
pany by the shpmaster upon whom it served, and
by them communicated to the British Government at
nome, when the subject was considered in Council
The result that the documents transmitted 10
the British Misster at Washington with instructions
bring the matter to the attention of the United States
Government to the end that the American authorities
in Oregon might be advised that they themselves
guilty of nfracons Of the treaty spulatons between
the two Governments and that the Collector Astoria
might be instructed to withdraw the notice he had
served upon the of British merchantmen the
Pacific coast.
Tho correspondent predicts that the United States
Officers in Oregon will be sustained and that the Brit
ISL minister and the Astoria Collector, will be per-
mltted to withdraw his complaint.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

DECLINE OF FREEsoILIsM.-It is fact not to be mis-
taken that Frees0is rapidly falling into dscredit
nor is il at all to be wondered at when consider
how its leaders have turned il to corrupt and base pur
poses This fact is evident to be overlooked even
by the most careless observer of passing events. He
who may read it. The last election in this CON-
monweath proves it the late election in this city-the
very head quarters Of Freesolsm-proves it the
recent town elections in which the Fceso party have
almost universally lost ground, prove il the State elec
ton which has Just come of in New Hampshire proves
it.. Thus could 60 quoting evidence upon evil
dence, all showing in most significant view that Free
soilsm rs becoming san empty sound and tnkling
cymbal" As this result is everywhere visible, also
is the cause equally evident and unmstakabe. AS
knavey succeeds best under the garb pretended
and humanity, the Freesoi leaders have converted
the sacred Of freedom into mere rallying cru
under Of which they have aimed nothing but to
satiae their lust for spos. Such and cor
rupOnsuch base barterng Of high principles and
red profession for little temporary emolument-could
be expected to succeed long, without mourning the
just condemnation Of indignant and betrayed consti-
tuency. Hence the decline Of Freesoilism Worcester
(lMass) Trans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. March "a, s p. NJ.
Mr. Hall asked leave to introduce resolution re-
questing the President 10 favor the House with the
amount Of the expense Of forage fuel and tranporta
ton Of the army in the Mexican war; and the amount
expended on the account since the termination Of
the
Mr.. Brooks said he would have no objection if the
gentleman would include the Mexican and Florida CAM
paigns.
Mr.. Hall said the Wings had information Of the Flor
ida war during the contest of 1910.
The resolution was not received.
The House then went into committee the de6cien-
cy bill.
Mr.. Marshall proposed strike out of the bill the
section relating to the quartermaster's department,
with view to referring the select committee
The motion was decided to be out of order by the
Chairman. when dull and tedious debate with
out any conclusion upon the bill.
Mr. Duncan gave notice of his intention to introduce
an amendment to the tariff Of 1916 by reducing the
duty upon the wool Of imported sheep, costing ten
and less per pOund also reduce the duty upon
imported fax and other articles.
SENATE.-Mr. Clark presented petition from the
grandson Of Gen. Green, asking Congress to subscribe
to proposed life and history Of Gen. Green to be pub
lshed by him.
Mr.. Seward presented resolution of the New York
Agricultural Society asking the establishment Of ag-
ricultural bureau.
A communication from the War Department, encos-
ing Gen. Pillows report Of the battle of Cerro Gordo,
called for few days since, received and ordered to
be printed.