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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
DR.. KeIlinger's Linimcnt Cures all Ache.

Pains and Weakness in either is used
no matter from what cause Sold in large bottles and
each 81 IS 5and So doz cash-t6c large size the
cheapest His remedy Especially for Sea Sickness like
magc.Sl each, 50 dor. His Magic Fluid for the hair
never fails gone Twenty-Five fairly tried sold in
very large bottles 81 EACH 50 500 gross cash
re orders wanted on any other terms; His remedies
at ms central depot 416 broadway, white front, between
and streets Of Mrs Hayes 75 Fulton street
brooklyn and ut the Sands and Cold Phadephia
oft Calender IS South Third street. Boston, Of Mrs IT,
kdder Co.. 100 Court street. Washing ton D. c., Of T. A.
Lutte pennsyvania avenue. New Orleans, of Wright
4 Co. Charleston, s. G, Of Cowan e. Co. Buffalo.
every drugs in the United States Full directions
psnyng each remedy In city upon the face of
Globe there Is splendid fortune to be made Dr. ks
remedy for the hsir $1,000 will he forfeited any person
coming from distance If he fails to show
evidence of renewing the hair than has been by
the pretended remedies in the world The great thu
people have been long and much abused that they
feel that they have grounds 10 believe any thing
comes before The public. Let any one call and ret our
proof and doubt IL they can, They will find highly
substantistsd by the first families in the land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

GonR 70 CALiroGNIA.- understand that q
considerable sSoo-l Of "stool pigeons" who have
bc,E figuring ia this latitude u, some time past,
have ~ lat taken tsght, apd gone to California.
That isa'eFy appropriate country Tor them. They
viii thoro BE- at Home. number VI .bo ri geons
Of tic c,bcr -'x ha,o alto, we understand, gore
IL ilc sapc direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Fulton street doing tremcndous business In supplying
the million Of New York with the best and chcspes Boots
Shoes Caters Slippers &c. In the city III heals all breaks
and damaged socs and his cnstomer wherever they
most excellent footing lie ha, In faot choice
and Che in the city of ali articles
IN his line the finest Patent Leather Dress Boot Ia te
heaviest Cork and Double Sole alter Proof Boots besd
Congress Cater Bootees, Pumps &c. His priocs too are
put down 70 the lowest notch at which good rio
10 sold Ills Boots all made Of boat materials
~ the bcB city workmen. ''N'''fi''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

LITTLE EFFORTS ~ Lutte QUARTERS some Of
the silly friends Of Mr.. BAchannn in Pennsylvania,
appear to have been very busy IN this neigbbor-
hood making arrangements with some Of the OBJ
sc9re penny and Sunday papas, for their support
400 advocacy Of that gentleman ~ candidate be-
fore tho national convention So much money
thTo~p away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Notice.

Those Of our subscribers who intend to ''movc" on
the LIST of May, will find book at the HERALD office,
where they enter their residences for the in
formation Of the carriers.
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except $sO and Mr. Armstrong Who held ten tickets
has received back hs and several others bave obtained
their money In the like manner. We were informed
yesterday, that Palmer Haight have commenced
civil suit against Maillor Lord owners Of the steam
BY them in said vessel and for damages by
the sustained In consequence OF the ship being un-
feaworthy having sprung leak and delayed the voyage
The interest invested in this vessel has been made
and placed in the hands Of two responsible persons
to be applied to the payment Of the California ticket
holders.
PoJbing a Countrvmas, fellow called Jerry Reed
alias Niger Brick arrested yesterday morning by
the Sixth ward police, charge of robbing aged
countryman named William Fowler, residing at New
CASTLE Wcstcheser County, Of pocketbook containing
$45 II from the facts Of the to be-
fore the magistrate that Reed in company with two
females named Mary Young and Margaret In basement
the Of Leonard and Orange streets the
Five Points, succeeded in extracting the old mans
pocket hook and money. Reed induced the old man
to go into the basement then three dollars
from the stranger for the purchase of jug OF beer
glass Of beer then poured out for the old man. into
which Reed placed quantity of snuff for tho purpose of
supplying the complainant in order to rob him more
easily The old drank the beer, and shortly after
the woman Margaret stole the pocket book containing
however did not make the old man 80 stupid as antci
pated he missed his money alarm, and the po-
lice to his aid and the guilty parties arrested
and conveyed before the magistrate Justice Lohrop.
The evidence against Reed being conclusive he was com
mitted to prison for trial The old man was also de-
An Outrageous Assault on Female On Tuesday night
two young men, calling themselves Daniel Duck AID
James Foley, arrested at late hour charge OF
violating the person Of young woman named Mary
Mcdonald, of No. Furman street, Brooklyn 1t seems
that the young woman about 10 O'Clock the evening
above named while walking along Jane street, was at
tackled by four brutes in the form of and forcib
dragged into slaughter house. where they violated her
person Her screams for assistance brought to her aid
Mr. Thomas Horn. Of No. 126 Jane street. residing next
door to tho slaughter house. who succeeded in causing
two Of the four rfians to be arrested by officer Bus
kirk The accused parties conveyed before Justice
McGrath, who committed them for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

NEW xxx IN ANTI-SLAvERy- t;ERsrT SMIrH's
LATEST MANIFEsTo.-Gerrit Smith, the great anti
slavery lecturer of Western Now York--a mighty
genius for all the isms-has issued new manifesto,
dated Peterboro. 10th April, addressed to his ''dear
friend" Edward G. Delavan, &c.. &c., Sc. In this
manifesto some new isms arc brought to light, of a
very important character in time and in eternity
Gcrrit of course, is down upon the last Legislature
for not passing the Maine law, and shutting mp the
immense number Of dram shops for the manufacture
of paupers and madmen in this State. Gerrit also
states that the democratic principle of legislators
obeying their constituents, is all wrong and athe-
istcal." He also believes that William Lloyd Gar
rison is honest and consistent. in saying that all
civil governments Of the DEVIL" and of course
ought to be abolished. Gerrit winds up by the no.
mnation Of William Goodel the next President of
the United States; this Goodel being resident
somewhere out West, at Bristol Centre Ontario
county, and the author Of two volumes entitled
"Thc Christianity Of Democracy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

the Vesuvian tint and its posite the frosty pow
generally considered personal blemishes Whosoeyer Is
annoyed with either however speedily be relieved He
has only to step into CRISTADOROS Aston House. and
have some marvellous Liquid Hair Dye applied when
through all tho fbres and that without the slightest nccn
yeDienoe any dernent to the hair There has
been anything in the shape Of Hair Dye that would
compare with this preparation Applied and sold wholesale
Hama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Knnpp's Health Rcstorntlvc Bitters.-

These Bitters have become widely known stomach
regulator that II superaucus TO remind tho reader
OF them To the weak and debatej they give strength
TO the nervous and owsprited they impart ela
city, They earnestly 90 dspepties and
shlids OF both sexes, who suffer from amt Of physical
ysor and energy Fifty cents per bottle. General depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

motto OF GREEN No Astor House. You into his store
a9a oraer set OF his inmtable Shirts made 70
Cnh nave them in four daysf" you ray. "Sir,
have them in three days. says third day
there they are on your dressing table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

An individual. male female, employed hours day
$50 per week. This i fact. We will prove IL. or
forfeit the price of Of Singers Sewing Machnoaud
with little labor fortune any one III
seek charity benefit to relation who poor
and we would benefit them permanently, could d,
thing more benefcent than give them Singers
Sewing Machines the possession OF which will prove
income, and AXE the dependent indcpen dent BThe
Eott incredulous thoroughly convinced.
]. NJ. SINGER & co, 2jS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

PRoTEsTs.-Cabet, the socialist at Nauvoo, has
published long protest against Louis Napoleon's
usurpation, Jack Straw, Esq, has also protested
against the Emperor Of Russia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

celebrated throughout both wonderful
cures Of consumption decline, asthma splitting Of blood,
night sweats, difficult breathing coughs colds all dis
eases Of the chest and lungs Its effect the system
mild and soothing and at the time
cons rarely falling TO give relief the application.
and by repeating Il few times II effected.
vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Do not hnzard your lives by uarchas,ng

poisonous preparations for the destru tn OF Roaehes
Bdbus or other insects On the wrapper every canister
OF Lyon Magnetic Powder will be found
Professors Chiffon and Reid, who preparation
nd declare to be perfectly harsiess yea eninently
elective IN destroying all kinds Of nseet Beware "
empires AID charatans Touch not their dangerous
trnIls ~ DAS Principal Depot s at 52 Broadway, and
all the first Druggists are his agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

success has attended the Of business prao
sed ~ TINS establishment II Is to but the very
pest OF cloths and other materials to have all
most perfect and hshinab STYLE TO employ mono bu
nr rate hands and sell all goods very lowest pos
prices Tor cash Hence the Of Messrs SMfTH
RICE, at t. No. l02 Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Green Turtle and Terrapln all this week.
Families supplied by sending their orders.
r. N. BAYARD, No. 8 State street
Lunch from 10 to IL A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Grsnt BargnIns In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

kHuMfHkEr, 80 Broadway corner Of White styoet ia "
nc purchased largely % tho late lass auoton sales s
we sapo ~ the following low prices:-Rch Vel
yeso i1s lnpceriss % Brussels ss Tlrse-py IA 10 81
Ahgi- ine 9s 70 90 and all other goods eunalIy Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

whose hat i in the condition expressed by third
and fourth letters Of the alphabet aud the state Of whose
explained ly the thirteenth and twentieth j. al
most delrors because he obtain the wherewital
purchase knos Hat Of spring fashion, Every day he
he lowering about knoxs establishment ii he
expected the object Of his hopes woud dance ont Of The win
dow his head. that some philan thropc ndiyiiual
would to his relief. Who viii assist him: Tho
complete Of Spring Hats only 81 had
ut kAOX'S, No. rs Fulton
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cpso ~ no respected by the clothes ho Now than
you want to dress well for very little money don l ia
latronse the Empire Clothing Warehouse I.O and lss
Fulton street. SMITH DRIJMGOI n 4. pnncUs-
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long flourish OF inflated badcrath will sim py
our present stock has been selected with and & Of the
most desirable kind such as Business Coats So Dress and
drock Coats So yests 81; Pants, black boeskn 81 sO
oVecoau,$o LEVIE& REGAIN, cor. Nassau and Beokman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Co have just received several invoices of land
derchie Linen Cambria Shirt Fronts Crayats Prices
Linen Cambrc rs and upwards ooored
border 81 cents do. Silk 3a do; Shirt Fronts 81
cents do ID. EDWARDS & CO., Gas Broadway, bet weea
Houston and Blocker streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Court Calendor-This Day

UsITEp STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Same as yesterday
SUPREME observation-disclosures to Friday. Spe-
cial Term-Judge Edwards will sit at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
who arc the best Dentists hi NEW

WHO arc tn0 OeSt UcmtIStS IN NEW HOTK
Who the moderate In their charges Who have
the finest suit Of Dental oces in the ey who pay most
Mooread New York Dental Institute 1872 Blocker street.
between Wooster and Laurens. See advertisement in
Oth col m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Madame Layine. Of No, l33l. Sprlnc

Madame Lavine, of No. 1897 Spring
street. third block Of Broadway-Madame H. wi shes
to inform the ladies that she out to Paris winter
and summer selects the latest and choicest patterns there
to be had and invites the ladies to call and for
themselves for we have styles of Bonnets that
TO be found in other store in this city and at prices
surprisingly low N. B.-Mllincrs supplied with pattern
bonnets and country merchants supplied by Also,
all kinds of straws cleaned and altered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Hat for 1852 to DO weather proof in
than one for the weather bad as 1t has been check
ea tho demand for this GROWING style of the Ii
the cheapest hat at issued by GENlN. 2 Broad
opnosite st PAnIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Getting up stairs for Daguerreotypos.-It
light The nearer better both for light
pure atmosphere. Lower do for invads and lazy
people, but the progressive travellers of the prefer
getting up stars-at HOLMES Rooms, 2s9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

q tie success Of COLEMANS Hats be required tLnn
the fact that those who buy them
mend cir friends lis sales 100 Nassau
and s. 80 only for his best
Spring Style IS Hats and Caps, Large
variety be found in this city, unsurpassed by any
No. LIS Canal street. J.W KELLOGG,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

GOLD DIGGING IN SoUTH CAROLINA.--It is stated
that worth Of gold taken of the Dorcas
gold mine in Abbovile district South Carolina, during
the month Of March, by eight hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Every Picture that goes from Roots
hands, like the seed that falls in rich soil Admired ORR
tccd and admired STILL by the family the neishbors and
friends there is Immediately afterwards rich return in
the wives sisters children and relatives Of all degrees who
style So like circles in the water Roots extensive business
nxtn ndrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

the market Tor SALE warranted and demonstrated At No.
45 Broadway This the only article made in the city OF
New York that has recevedhe highest premiums for the
last three Of the American Institute New York
Also, Ballarde genuine Chemical Hair Grower,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Importer Watches EOS Broadway Of Fulton street.
stair and 24 Bowery selling warranted Watches a.
much Low price than is charged generally by retailers
Those aaAting GOOD watch will do well give hi call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Fine neutrality-suspicious. In OIL, by w.
H. BUTLER, No. 25l Broadway.-This new and beautiful
discovery combines the detail the Daguerreoype with the
finish Of the finest miniature painting Daguereo
pied % nature,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Gouraud-s LIQUID Hair DYE. Is. vvitho

exception the very best nvented equal
ly celebrated GOCRAUDS Nedicatcd Soap for curing
Pmples, freeke saownes. chaps roughncss Poudrs
Subtle nproots hair from part Of the body Liquid
near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

II Is a fact worth knowing that Dry coeas
Gan be bought 1t mqe lower prices up town than the
BY the way that the Of A. KERR co. 7Si Broad.
able ladies Of the city
To Man ufacturcrs-valaa ble Water povver
lease located about 100 yards from rar,a. depot and
raeiy tosethsr there dwelling houses
60 suit applicants. Apply to W. WARD, $50 Broadway,
FOR particulars
10 or go acre Farms and Village Lots, for
sale great bargains at Lake Land L. 1--we advise
friends to pay small sum ct money n1w and procure
Apply imme diatsly to CHARLES WOOD, 2cs Broadway.
cents to So Also kinds Of trimmings for snvtain aud
ss 80
No. 2ss1S Broadway, No. "a Reads street.
Away with Bad Bready-By using Dur
Baking Powder housewives and cooks can always de-
viii never b Without s H. Only :ns .Ang
package.
The Toy Department has Just been replcn-
Sss Geoss icy: sas
soap.-Wc refer with great pleasure 20 the
Of hd
them far ahead in point Of snythin here
to the American Soap Company.
another gross Of Nervous Antidete It l. constant
81 % y Sas %Ss Sss;. S'.
ss q" a % ws1a G. s %
Music Saloon, No. 329 Broadway.
The Best Hair Dyc!-Bnllari's, the host In
hs saaw r M ony article %aas n ne T.
New YsrE ss:siSsd.hs highest rIsmiu%s u.
Also, Bniiaid's genuine Chemical Hair Grower,
Gouraua's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
~ nysas for
aa a nn Js a. Of esS
Hair Dye.-Batchclor's celebrated Liquid
Hair the beet yet discovered for colorng the hair
winch and H
''ess It,
address.
Wigs and Toupecs-Bntchclor's new style
ofWs tho most perfect imitation
NV ' s
in the city. Copy the address.
lane New York National Hotel D. c. They
Hs
dance, at q Maiden lane.
Found at Last-The great secret Of chang
IL y sss ss a
Int effects the above by natural 1t is in its
object perfectly eeanly and can be used without the
rsnted Prepared and cold by the proprietor WIN DAVIS
Principal office removed to SOC Grand street, corner Of
Allen Agents-Ring, 1872 Broadway; Cook 4 Co., 27p
Washington and for sale by druggists. and perfumer
in general.
Boglc's Electric Hair Dye Is entirely free
from all ingredients which inure the hair skin; its
effect in dyeing the hair magical and beautiful black
brown produced the instant while the hair is made
softer and ilker by the operation This, with BOGLEs
Hyperion Fluid for the hair, may be had Of A. b.
T. D. sands 100 Fulton street; Rushtcn. Clark Co..
Pearl by druggists and perfumers
world.
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another gross Of Nervous Antidete. 1t is constant
theme of and speculation what tho sts
be- to have such wonderful and immediate action upon
dsese Ny customers who mostly in the upper walks
life perfectly infatuated with it, and invariably
commend Il to their friends: would as purchase
eight gros time you would take off good dis
for cash. You may likewise send dozen Of the
So bottles. Yours truly, w. n. MILLET,
Nusc Saloon. 10 Broadway.
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Hnir Dve,-Bntchelor,s ceIebrnted Liuu

Hair Dye the beet yet discovered for cooring The hair
certainty with which this favorte and old established Hal
Dye performs Ia astonishing Is for sale, applied,
address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

oWgs the perfect imitation ofnaturs
invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. WAL
street where be found the largest and best assortment
in the city. Copy the address.
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gray hair to its former color BY calling action
powers Of animal chemistry Daviss Rahven 10 dye
Int effects the above by natural process II sure in
slightest Price fifty cents per bottls war
rantcd Prepared and sold by the proprietor WM DAVIS
Allen. Agents-Ring, 1872 Broadway; Cook & Co.. 27g
street and for sale by druggists and perumers
in general.
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labor of the American Scan Company.
Beckman street and practically speaking say
them far ahead in point Of anything here
introduced in the Labor Soap Success
to tho American Soap Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

u,OOU Wi8s "Hu IUuPees, uIWMys OH M3nu
lane New York National Hotel Washington, D. C. Tho,
made Of the best natural hair and combine all the ate
improvements Ladies' Ornamental Hair in great abun
dance, at q Maiden lane.
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from all ingredients which injure the hair skim its
effect in dyeing the hair Is magical and beautiful black
softer and silker BY the operation This with BoGLEs
d. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark T. Co..
273, and Smith Rice. 722 Broadway; Gary Co., 24j
Pearl street, and by druggists and perumers throughout
world.
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The TOY department. has just been rcplcn-.
hed with large assortment of Tin Toys strongest
made. G. W. TUTTLE porter of Fancy TOYS and
Novelties, No. 3i5 Broadway "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

The VICE PREsIDEKcY.-There is some
doubt expressed as to who would be Mr..
Kings successor, should he die before the
4th Of March, and we have seen it stated
that, should he not live until the frat
Wednesday Of FEBRUARY, (the day on which
the vote is officially dcclared) the Hon.
VIM. A. Graham, the second OF the list OF
candidates, would become the Vice Presi.
dent. A Vice President never having died
before being insugurated, the possibility OF
such all occurrence does not appear to have
occupied the attention Of Congress. The
electors have already cast their votes, and
sent them, under seal, to Washington -
Their authority therefore ceases with that
act, and they have no power to revoke it.
The only reference In tho Constitution to
the Vice Presidential Office is in article l,
section III, where the Senate is given power
to choose TO own President pro tempore In
the absence of the Vice Presidcnt,a and again,
in article XII, when the senate is given
the power TO choose a Vice President when
any candidate for that Office shall not have
majority Of the electors. Neither of thes'
cases exactly meet that Of the Vice Presi
dent elect In the event of his death befor
his Inauguration, though II is probable tina
the necessity of the case will compel III
Senate to give such an Interpretation I
article |, as will enable them to fill the VI
fee with an acting Vice President.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

BUSINESS Dr. WHEELING.-The Times
speaks in warm terms Of the Hourishing con-
dition and future prospects Of Wheeling
The population Of the city Is now about &c.,
900, and her manufactures amount to over
Sa,ooo,ooO annually. Her Rolling MIL,
Glass Works, Nail Factories, Foundries,
Factories Of Silk, Cotton, Oil Cloth, Paper,
and Lard Oil, are in successful operation;
and the trade generally Of the city was new.
or better. In few days the great Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad will be in operation
through, and our Wheeling neighbor viii
feel a fresh Impulse in the onward and up
ward race.