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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09
INSTRUCTION.

THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONA AND PROF EssOR
of singing, Signora ELIZA VALENTINE just returned
from concert In the Brit eh pravis has
the honor to inform the muscsl ladies that she
again Mondays and Thursdays in Now York, at ladies'
residences and the other days teaches BIO
at her villa, in Harlem 10th street. between Third aad
Fourth soutk side sixth with the
door ard where applications by LEI ter be made.
mo PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, DESIRING AN
experienced teacher "A lady of wuch experience in
teaching and who produce the highest testimonials Of
her GOO temper method and to give nstruc
tion in English French Italian music and drawing wishes
to obtain situation in respectable fami
ly. Advertiser is an Bpscopaan has no objection to
travel and DO for week. at 80 Second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

Cristanoro's Fluid Hair Dye n . Props ration
whiah removes doubts from the iAd instant The
sseptc nav see the his ehanrsd before
eyes . rich black brown IN few mastes II Is
applied and sold Wholesale and retail Crista
Ho AAtor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09
TIIE; TURF

TTNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND-PACING-TUEs.
~ day, July IL, Bpm Purse and stake of $500 will
be paced for mile heats best three In i've Mr. Ward
names RI Roanoke, to harness; Mr., John Daniels
b. Tecum sch TO wagons Stages will leave Fulton ferry
Brooklyn at stages will also hourly from Grand
street ferry Williamsburg and return Immediately after
the sport is over. JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
NENTREvILLE COURSE L. I.-TROTTING -WEDNES-
~ day, July IS, at O'Clock M Match $500 Mile heats
hest In FIVE in harness. w King blk. Black Doug
lass Nodne names br Centrevilie: The leave
south ferry Brooklyn at u NJ and Up M for the course
and return after the tret Is Fare each way twenty
eve cents Also stages from Fulton and williamsburg
ferries from IL to o'clock.
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OUULIs rs AND AURIsTs.

GORE EYFs-DR. j. LUBARsCH, oCCULIsT, CURES
~ every dc1sc or the without operation pain,
even as spots skins visible ooe 81 street,
near Spring.
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g1wK STE Abs

JIoRDHAM VILLAGE AssocIATIoN.--LOTs AVE
,are fifty dollars each terms cash Persons Wishing
to avail tbsmsolves opportunity OF becoming sub
scrLer will well TO call Tho books
and filling MP rapidly Prospectus and adv on
sppiication 10 NEWELL BARKER. III ssau street.
DETERsvILLE goMxsTfAD ASSOCIATION PIC
Il MICA rsnd excursion, 20 enable the public TO view
The Of the Fetersvie Homestead will take pl ON
Tuetday the l2t instant Sheltons brass band will
the party 10 the ground The train will leave
New Haven GcIot CanAl street, at A. M and
r. M The meetings. OF hssooia ion take place
MONDAY Fverings Of Grand street.
where tickets may DO had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

ScrOfulo, rheumatism, &c, &c - ayatt's
Life Basam ia the NEST certain remedy for those
diseased You who are suffering tho most torturng pains
compound will afford certain relief Thousands Of cnsos
have been cured and published In the sun Herald and
other papers Those certificates from we'll known al
gens who be and consulted at hour
containing these certificates be the princppal
depot, FAC Grand street. Seventy five cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09
THE MILITARY,

,7H WASHINGTON CONTINENTAL GUARD-THR
VI members OF this company hereby requested to
punctual At the monthly meeting ass Drill RoomD
Monday evening July H. Mt o'clock precisely business
OF Importance will be brought action Those having
muskets will please bring them The former members
having property of the State muskat
cartridge boxes bayonet sbeahs &c will please
and Delaney Streets the above named evening"
the first Of August Those negeoting comply with
above will be reported and residences the
sary's collector.
JOHN BARROW Capt Co d. I'd Reat N Y s. NJ
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A NCIsNT oRDEk OF HIBkRNIANA-A 0nNBRAL
a meeting q tn .ss Ab.y. order
sy.a ssl.sT at Mr. Jsns. s.snasts Frisnd:aip r.s:ra
sss.r % q S.s ssS avenue
(lARD.-Is CONSEQUENCE OF raE VARIOUS AR
=: ssss;
sssn insun hent thu they nst
authorized so~baAsi"D With parry purpose
& '' ports 81 20 9s ss:yy
sens.npl..s .asb ssnsi..,sn their ss:s being
the tIsbpert.o q p.s.snssr; AID specie the safest
land % E y h.. y
By greatly Increased bulk she mails ssd
for y Sssis
TIM. s ssf mi: %
ports b''T''i h'.si 4 h; Ss%TSos
New York Iu,, 1919
no. FOR sHELpsHEAD BAY THE MEMBERS OF
meeting a. e &: -:
use punetna at ndano- required y TIE last
JOS X, REID, Secretary. President.
MASONIC NEW AND ELEGANT ROOM ON
I the corner Of Broadway and Beeeker street will be let
on terms by liz st c.rha.t
Powers 1 Murray street vacsnt first third We'd
nesays second and fourth Tuesdays and all Saturdays
MAsONIC-THE HEMBERs OF POLAR STAR NO.
~ 20 r are reqIsssted 20 be punetgal in their
July 20 a. ~ o'slcek when room IN .
n. SMITH Seey. N. PECK, W. N.
NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOUR NOTES.
so. May D. fs5s and is. snasrssd oy 4 Dsdd have
The following statement shows the amount Of
VIII; "a. IA 81 a. mouths.
Totn 20 4N 93
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SPORTING 80.

DOGS FOR SALE THREE HANDSOME YOUNG
~ Newfoundland and two carriage dogs for sale at DIR
WILLIS Veterinary Institution Tooth street. Bioomng
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DR. Morse's Invigorating Elixir and Cordial.
For centuries medical science has been ransackng tho
that the or decayng energies Of
and musculsr systems without the drawback sub
eotos hsd heretofore sntaed That something has been
found vegetable production brought from the ste
scientific societies of the Old World and equally
cd as alysiesn chemist and traveller The juices Of
medicinal extracts producing results hitherto
heard of in this other az first the proper
dial were deemed fabulous The public often deceived
couc not believe the smple and sublime truths
by the dscoverer But facts undenbe facts atetod
of highest class and character are now tr
umpfing all doubts
Jncredulty is overthrow by Of testimony which
is perfectly stibe 1t full visor every deli
cate function eted with that mysterious compound
agency of matter and mind necessary the Reproduction
cent in VITA power 10 recommended tho only
OF communicating that which to the pro-
higher mental attributes It's beneficial con
70 sex or to any age The feeble girl the aling
business the victim Of depression tho individual
suffering from general debility from the weakness Of
frou the Of this To those who
have predispostion to paralysis It will provo complete
contributions that they themselves tho reach
with disease az IL exists without causes and
will not only the disorder itself rebuild the
Morse's lnygoratng Elixir will replace weakness with
strength efficacy with uniform
action but With happy effect on the general orsanaaton
Bear In mind that al aad wherever they begin finish
with the system ~ that tho parayzaon of the
nerves o. motion and sensation 10 physical death Bear
mir also that TOR eyery Kind of nervous disease the Elixir
And CORDIAL y the only rslablo preparation known.
to whom all orders must DO addressed il is mt Nh
highly concentrates in pint bottles with tho bown
in the glass; and SOLD at 81 per bottle six for S $ per
dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

cox REwARD.-sroLEN FROM THE UNDER
VIZ signed brown hay mare has mark the left
hDr leg under the tail whoever will deliver said
the subscriber give Information where she be found
will receive the shove reward. ANDONI EBERT, Bush
wick avenue, head OF hnsley street, Williamsburg.
G,7S kEwARD STOLEN ON THE SIXTH INSTANT,
plC from the stable arick Mcride No. 23 Cherry
street single Of silver light with
Dutch and hame collars The above reward will be paid
recovery Of the harness, at No. $40 Water street.
q X REWARD LOST A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
SNO dog from NO Cbeever place BROOKLYN IL all black,
except breast white Five dollars reward will We paid for
the return of T.. same.
do REwAhp.-LosT, ON FRIDAY MORNING IN
ds) going ti9hth street down roadway to walker
street and bach again dark lava booch with head OF
old The above will be paid for its return
to Geor, Bruce las Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09


hsss stitehers young sirls work shirts ia
rs
WANTED "A PERMANsNT SITUATION. As SEAN
:.:jS
city place where she has
LIVED two Pstss M S A:ans street srsDs
door in Nevins street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Two coop DRESS
w makers; also girl to do Homework Apply ~ a~
vVANTFD-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND IRoNER.
One that has been accustomed to Esnss,l ho1sswots
ply at II East fifteenth street. Protestant preferred
WANTEp-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG NAN, 2
iss:s ssnsssy sIys ss.. ssS M
n, Herald once 80 -N' 80
WAIVED SUPERIOR ICER, .oRNAMENTER, AND
w fancy cake baker TO 60 to Louisville KY None buts
&. ' %s.sssa f
WANTED-,A SITUATION, AS coAcHMAy OR
or eoansry WHO ksrOasSy his
IT, branches Good reference be given Address b. K
Herald Office for two days.
w age DESTROYS Of learning surveying situation Ia
surysyors ofee References given If required Address
VVANTED.-A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, WHO UN.
w derstsnds gardening and taking OF horse and
rr to tsnst s may r spp sn T ss
O'clock Saturday
WANTLpc-A. CARVER IN DINING SALOON
one Who d his business: App, at the Hud
WAFER WANTED, IN A SALOON ONE THAT UN-
w derstands his bu,iness Inquire at 600 Broadway,
ba ement Also. wanted porter Apply as above.
WsNTEp-A MAN, ACCUSTOMED TO WORKING on
Apply to o 4. Burnham Son, 10 Broadway.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-1wo WOOD woRKMEN.
w who understand making plain wagon bodies and car
risgs parts 70 such viii be given InsSrs ss
way near Blocker street.
WANTID-A YOUNG MAN IN GROCERY Es-
w tabshment one that has had some experience in the
ences
| VNANTED-AN ACTIVE HONEST AND INTELLI.
w gent yeath from Is to u years Of age must be good
william William aRSy bringing specimens Of
WANTfD.,A FEW SMART AND REsPECTABLE
w lads In the Wholesale department Of A. T. STEWART
co. Entrance on Chambers street.
VJANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE BOY TO RUN FO
w erraDds. Apply to A 7. Cochrsne 4 Co.
yXTANTLp-Two RESPECTABLE EDUCATED BOYS,
l4Sr 10 years old IN Wholesale drug house in .his
w LIS fulton street.
| WANTEn-BY AN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT
w w,man situation as chdr. 'snurse is fo0d Of and
Jet to asss in some sSs oSa%Serwerf il rsauirsd has
epestate reference Please call at Nc M Atlantic street
trance door III Nevins street
WANTED GIRLS GIRLS GRAND cnANCEl NO
w charge Places ready for 10 pIotestants and 40 Ca
h sssh in city er Of shars Free
.his wees only Apply lmn-da'ely u the Protestant EN-
AVENUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09
GxTaA FAY.

EXTRA PAY ALL U. 3. NAVY SAILORS, WHO
~ servss in any 8 vessel In the Pacific
time ron tS4t 60 1852 promptly obtain their
double pay of EDWAHD sISsELL Agent and late pursos
U Navy, ~ South William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

A31.-BascheIOr's Celebrated Hair Dye and
VIZ Factory Is removed 70 No 23 Broadway opposite the
Park fountain BAteheor's we'll earned fame hsient
all who patronse him. that their be
Setter supplied by him than other in
Ma world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

Choice COgnac Hrandles, pale and c0lored
OF various vintages in half pipes quarter casks dem
johrs and bottles Jamaica matured of quail
ties in bottles and demohns also Batavia arack
kirsch, absynthe, &c. JOHN DUNCAN h SONS.
407 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

havecured persons OF and liver eompiauta
within the last than all the doctors in the CITY
bned This 70 many may seem Boosting; but let all who
doubt call ut the Doctors Office 100 North Second street
Phade CHA, and see the measuring in ali
thousand and sixty six inehes also thirteen worms
from child is months ole over foot In length
N. Hobepsaek proprietor, Philadelphia G. " CIicke
.sr co. s., barclay sSsey new York. Wholesale agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

0xyseal Palace, Bow York, July 8, 1861
uxAibiters, their agents who have net already
8. Are sYsnsiy r:ssssssa :: .,pssr q The cH'ssi
hStors fsregn and domestic Informed that all the
Yskasss IN the be opened AID thar con
70 PrsPers io ths paesurato. The ts inst
s9hibsors J. n. BATCHELDER, Secretary Of superia-
teodsuts.
The crystal Palace will be Open % tho
pShe day Sundays excepted) after she 18th inst
bstwsen the hours Of 10 O'clock NJ And7 O'Clock, NJ
until further notice.
Single admissions ~ cents
Children Of Is cents.
6ssson ticL,ts 49, Observation-Disclosures. SIC
ssSson hs procured AZ the music store Of wm
Hall Son. No 2ss Broadway corner Of Park place where
attend to sign the register
Tickets single admissions be had ON the morning
18th instant at the entrances the Crystal Palace
or VIM Hall Sons No. go Broadway cernor OF Park
place. j. N. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superinte ndcnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

Sunday 4 xcursiOn The Steamer Thomas
HULSE makes her usual trip to to Ne~burg
and places leaving pier foot Of jay street at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

The Proof or the P0dding, they say, Ii
eating the bag Many great improvements talked
home and abroad having made in tie
art yet Of the fruits Of them exhibited TO the
No 80 Broadway.
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INSURANCE.,

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
securely isvested vINckNT 1 CO.. AGENTS No. IL mas
sAu street, seeond Roor.
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Jewel y Mt Manufacturer's Pieces -Watch
Of best qualities diamonds and diamond jewelry rich
e clusters rings pins &c fine solid gold breatpns brace
lets ehss seals cbaelaines Of the latest styles manufAc
turf by the subscriber and for sale at his
SCI Broadway corner Of White Office floor
DAVID RAFT.
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NCI1NT ORDER OF HIBERNIAN6-A 0lNBRAL
"a meeting o. tn and Vi tss above order
are requetsede to attend saturday evening" July ~
even esieek AT MT janice sasnder Frendship Tavern,
SD Twelfth street between " avenue
order Of yAMks KfkItN Gsse,l PreaiAenA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

Water for BroOklyn-Read, Read.-rho at
pit being made by the Common Connci of Brook
y. to fos their water plan on the city By false issue
which adopted will be the fraad
pssuston the treasury Of character too to
be credited Therefore all who opposed to the
n Of water into the city the plan presented by
turday evening July 1883 1T eight O'clock in the park Ia
'front.' Of the City Hall for the purpose Of taxing thu
present wsteT plan upon the people.
LFONAAD COOPER, AMOS MADDEN,
SAMUEL SMITH, JOHN ii. FUNK,
JOHN BLUNT, EVAN NJ JOHNSON.
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

SPIRITUAL TtLEGRAPH-A WEEKLY PAPER So
~ per annum Sheknah NJ anthiy 50 per annum contain
records Of spiritual manifestations they in this
country and Europe, with the philosophy far 1t is
developed Address
PARTRIDGE a BRITAIN, $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

TnuunPsUHB 1ktfnI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sunday last be considered the opening
aplep did estsbshuent and the maiden "trip
and beautiful steamer James Chrstoph Capt Jehn
Price, arriving within . epace OF two hours Thomp
soD magnificent hotel the sat down to sumpsu
di admirably and luxuriousy provided good
tsntion and abundance % everything Mr. Thompson Is
to few boarders IN this delightful region, and
the journals of this city will the
che bost sng and returning The hour for the leaving
ere Christopher tomorrow. Sunday will be o'clock
fcu the foot of areay street returning in the
ming No place the coast attraction for
health and personal comfort than Thompons Atlantic
y,lku.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

WANTED-0OOD PLAIN SEWERS, DRAWER MA
hsss, stchers and young girls 70 work on shirts In
the houss Good snd steady employment All the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

ChlistadoYO's Hair Preservative-FIere Is q
preparation which the world has passed its deliberate
Judgment Fashion eense, perence and science
have stamped it with the seal Of their approval It
rent throughout the Union and Why Simply because
all diseases of the hair mpro texture
it's quantity gives Il beautiful gloss prevents u from be-
it's popularity. Drop in at CKfSTADORO'S No. Astor
House, and learn the facts certified by his customers
Prosy People.-some Folss have the Facul-
y Of spinning out triae Of matter to great length
especially when aw in the premises depends elab
grafton for security against exposon but multiplied words
are to define acs-as for ex.mpe, BOGLES
Hyperion Fluid for tho hair Amoe for sh ving and Hebea
ora for the rivaed in quality Sold by
William Boyle the inventor, N7 Washington street Bos
tom also, by Bal SANDS 100 Fulton street.; VIM. Il.
Ring, 1872 and Burton Steel. 4s3 Broadway New York
and by druggists generally throughout the world.
Use my Onguent, and 1t Will Force the
whsker or to erow in fortytwc days strong
acts the Of the beard This fact One dollar
bottle. r. G GRAHAM, 80 Ann street. Brooklyn. Mrs.
Hayes, l75 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

The Peoples Verdict In Favor OF N. Il
REEVES splendid daguerreotypes, who manifest Il by
coming in crowds to his great gallery Grand
~ the very lowest priees to please Chill
drsn and family groups taken instaptaneously.
N. B REEVES, Grand street and Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

italian Opera Notice -Madame sontag, saI-
VI AID Badali Monday July H. in Lucia. Sale Of tick
saaess:-HalI sons, Broadway Van Nordeu King, 45
Wortseps Music Store, 2l3 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The Sunday COu, Ter, the Largest OF the
Sunday press the srgest three world
The thrilling and dee pv romantic story of Dorcas the
pepslar journal, is Grating unusuai saton and
sinng it's opening chapters be obtained
either at the Of publication Of Of the
constantly Increase renders necessity Of
putting to at eay hour imperative that ad
ssrters must hand In their before o'clock
Saturday night.
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WV. LOBACH SCHEPELER' 20 Beaver sire,

NOTICE TIE CARS OF THE SECOND AVENUE
~ kair ad viii commence running for passengers On
eighth street running Through the owcy Grand
eighth street.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
Valuable Property for Sale fn fEa q
tGyyn OF Jefferson, Cambria CO..


TiliE town of Jefferson possesses advantages
| over any other III the county, and its situation
offers Inducements for the investment of money
III lands and houses. jefferson is situate on the
line of the Pennsy yivania and Portage Railroads,
within twelve hours travel of Philadelphia, and
-four hours of Pittsburg. mt the terminus of the
Jefferson and Ebensburg Plank Road. in the
center of "a good agricultural region Bitumi-
nous coal is plenty and cheap. The Conemaue n
which skirts the town rs capable of affording
sufficient watcr-pOwer, ut all seasons of the
year, for manufacturing purposes. 1t is con
templated to connect Bedford Springs with JEFF
ferson by Plank Road, the distance beng but
"a miles. Property must rapidly. increase in
value.
The subscriber will sell eight Building Lots,
adjoining the Catholic Church, on the road lead
ing to Munster
Also, eight lots fronting IN the Plank Road,
near the centre of the town.
Also. three valuable lots on Main street, on
which there are houses erected.
1t is unnecessary to further describe the pro-
perty as those desirnus of purcha sing will call
with write Il uhscriber in Jefferson, who
will give every necessary information good
title given. clear of any incumhrance. The
terms OF sale will be made easy TO the purcha-
ser. Apply to HUGH DUGAN.
jefferson, February "a. 1S53-1S-5,
Crusader copy three times,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
The Liquor Bill.

The liquor bill pending before the Pa House
OF Representatives, provides as follows
Lee. /. No person, except such as may be
appointed for the purpose under this act shall
manufacture or sell any spurious vinous or malt
liquors; and, that all moneys paid FOR liquor in
violation of this act, can be recovered back and
when labor is given for such liquors, the wages
thereof may be recovered in like manner
SEC. 2 Makes provisions for the appointment
hy the Courts of Quarter Sessions for one per-
son in each township, ward or borough, to sell
wines and other liquors for sacramentul, medi-
cal, mechanical, and artisticaI purposes.
SEC. 3. Each person SO appointed shall keep
an account in writing of the liquor bought man
ufactured and sold by him, stating the name
residence, and occupation of each individual
and uses for which the liquor has been sold
SEC. 4. Provides for removing an agent in
case he violates this law and for the appoint
ment Of a successor.
, SIC. violation of this act shall he punish
ed. the first offence by fine of 500 the second,
SlOO-and every subsequent offence $500, and
imprisonment not less than two, or more than six
months
SECS. G. = 8. Q, and 10. relate to the duties
IF officers seizure of liquor and the manner of
proceeding.
SECS. and u FIX the 23d of February.
1884, as the time when the law shall take effect
and provides for submitting it to a vote of the
people mt the next general election in October.
1853.