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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

DR. CONvERS INvIGoRATING CoRDIAI-THE ONLY
~ remedy for debility, weakness and all the
consequences, to body and mind resulting from indie
cent habits of youth DR. c. has treated these complaints
for twenty years his great he attributes to the
OF this remarkable cordial So bottle three bottles
for IS. Sold at No So Third avenue and 10 Chambers
street. basement Office where he is privately consulted
in all Diseases Free Dr. Convers is author of the Beacon:
or, Guide from Youth to Manhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES JAN

~ uary IL, 1870 Builders.-Seaed proposals will
be received at the Office of the Commissioner Of Repairs
instant at O'Clock P. NJ at which time they will be
opened lin accordance with the ordinance therefor for
erecting threestory house in Thirteenth street
avenue c, for the of Engine Company No. IS and
also for the alterations of house in Duane street between
Rose and William streets for Engine Company No 49, and
Hose Company No 2. Builders will estimate for the
mason and carpenter work for each house separately
The plans and specifications Of the work required to be
at the Office of the Superintendent of Repairs Public
Buildings No 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates will
be furnished at either Office ~ B-The Commissioner
the right to reject all any of the estimates
deemed for the interest of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY.
Commissioner Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
solution has been presented in the Board of Assistant
Aldermen-To set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk in
Division street. in front Of 107, 109 Ill commencing
at the corner Of Pike street All interested hav
ing objections thereto requested to present the same
in writing to the undersigned at his Office, before
the 10th day Of January inst.
Jan. g. 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

CtEIF PRESFRvArlON-SEIF CURE.-A RECIPE OF
- an infable preventative against all diseases and
three original prescriptions for the Of them may be
obtained by enclosing dollar in paid letter di-
rccted to G. HASSON, NJ d. Montreal Canada Fast
N BIO deception. All communications strictly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners occupant occupants
affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by
persons interested viz For regulating and setting curb
and gutter stones in Broadway from Forty to Fifty
first streets, and for tagging space four feet wide
through the sidewalks of the The limits embraced
by such assessment include all the several houses and
lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
situated on both sides of Broadway between Forty sixth
and Fifty first streets the northery side of Forty
sixth street both sides of Forty seventh Forty eighth
Forty ninth, Fiftieh and southery side Of Fifty first
street half way eastery from Broadway to tho Seventh
avenue, and half way westerly from Broadway to tie
Eighth avenue All persons whose interests affected
by the assessments and who opposed to
the either Of them requested to their
objections in writing to tho undersigned at their Office
NO Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date
oil this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Jan.
3, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
SHIPPING.

N>>>>>>NoNoNn<olNN>NooJ>
1NHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers.-1he ships comprising this Line are
the following -
ATLANTIC. ................ Captain West.
PACIFIC. ..................C Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. .....................Oe Captain Luce.
BALTIC. ................ Captain ComstOck.
ADRlATIC. ................. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
consruconas in their epgnesto ensure strength and
speed and their accomc -sons for passengers
equalled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in FIRST
cabin sl2o in second cabin s7O Exclusive of extra
size state ROOM $500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and EDS
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

nR. COOPER, Ia DUANE STREET, MAY BE CONSULT.
~ ed with confidence diseases His success has
been such in the treatment of old chronic cases. 70
astonsh Of most eminent physicians Dr. G. ID
well known, both in and of the profession as the
most successful practitioner of diseases New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

A AUSTRALIAN GRANDDAUGHTER PACKET LINE
"A Should Passengers ''turn up" an clipper ship
coed herself next ship of the line and sail from New
York sometime If not sooner She will be built under
the Of Jack Bunsby ESQ., but whether
webb westervelt or Mckay is to be the builder is
fined TO his superior wisdom II is within the limits of
probability to maintain that her ssengers will be placed
where they may see kangaroos and hunt dergos in dou
BILE quick time Extravagant will be her fittings up and
passengers will be permitted to eat what grub they can
get For particulars, apply at the Office. Proprietor
Corporal Fernando Mendez Pinto, second floor or to
JACK BUNSBY CO., private Office
N B-The friends of Mr. Macawber will be ntere stcd
to learn that he has lately turned up" nugget of
lbs. weight more or less, which has placed him and his
family in very trying circumstances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-THE WE'LL
known hotel Revere House, Havana has been trans
Of Mercadores This large edce has been built and
retted and no expense has been spared to make it an
elegant and comfortable home 1t be recommended
with confidence the best and largest hotel Havana
Refer to Dr. Bogart No. St Marks place, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCTsCO.-TIE FAv0
IL rite clipper ship SWORD FISH, Captain d. s. Bah
cock who commanded her her recent voyage to San
Francisco which performed in ninety days and has
just accomplished the shortest passage of the season.
from China fairly distancng all competition and estab-
fishing her reputation the fastest ship afoat will
ceive cargo Wednesday, 18th, at pier No North
River and sail about the 25th inst. For the re-
naming capacity, bulk Of about 500 bbs,, apply to
SUTTON 4 Co. 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
NEW YORK AND san FRANCISCO R STEAMSHIP IAN

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCE;Co STEAMSHIP
IN Lno.-Through to San Francisco via Aspinwall
and Panama at greatly reduced ratesNo detention on
the Isthmus-The and splendid side wheel steamship
UNCLE SAM (being her second voyage 1000 tons) VIII
Liam A. Mills, commander will leave New York tor As
pinwall Navy Bay) on Thursday, January 20, at p.
NJ precisely from pier No North river where passen
gers examine her accommodations. The performance
Of this steamer her first voyage warrants the assur
that passengers will reach Aspinwal in from seven
to eight days. The magnificent new double engine side
wheel steamship C0RTES Il 800 tons) Thomas b. Crop
per, commander viii be in readiness at Panama to re-
ceive the Uncle Sans passengers and sail Immediately
for San Francisco The accommodations and ventilation
of the Cortes al that be desired Her speed les
tablshed the voyage between New York and Panama
and while the Pacific coas is unequalled. Every
erton will be made the part of the line TO
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
the wharf at Apnwal FREQ, taking the Panama railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at No. &c Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS & Co, General Agents.
mail bag Il made M Mt the above Office, under tho
United States Postage law for the convenience OF the
public,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

SDUU oiGc mxtuTc i + make, : spcedv cure T}S6-
the Least restriction Of diet drink exposure change
in application to business. The proprietor challenges .
single where the mixture will not cure under the
forfeiture Of five hundred dollars Further-the disease
cannot be contracted If dose Of the mixture is taken
when exposed is put up in bottles, with full direo
tons at 81. One bottle lasts a week-many cured
in two days. For sale by c. H RING, 192 Broadways
lOS Bayard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

nR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET so WELL
~ known for the last twenty two years as the most
successful practitioner in New York may be consulted ~
usual in his private Office, all diseases which aes
il heir to- Those who have suffered from medical pre-
tenders may rely having their treated by ply
stefan OF experience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

MO FEE TILL CURED-DR COBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street between Chatham and William Streets and
directly opposite the Chatham Bank may consulted
certain diseases Twenty two years in his speciality Of
the profession enables him TO general debility Tbs
victims Of eackery call him with the certainty q
having their cases properly trented n B.-See my d.
poma in my Office as member Of tho New York Univcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

A USTRAIIA.-THE STAUNCH, SAFE AND WELL
Afound ship B0THNA, preparing to sail Monday
10th inst for Australia offers Inducements to families and
single intending to emigrate such not to
be found in any other vessel The Bothnia il the newest
ship, being only three years and half old She is the
fastest saer comparison Of her log book and those
has raversed the route of his present voyage time and
again. and therefore, has the advantage Of experience
The accommodations substantial and comfortable with
out the fummery of gold leaf and plush drapery which
may impose on the inexperienced She has plenty of
room, light and air, which allesental long and
tedious voyage The fare will be the best the market AZ
fords. The price Of passage il moderate. Apply on
board, pier IA East river to ISAAC T. SMITH 1Ol Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

L,OR SAvANNAH-U. s. MAIL IINE-THE SUPERIOR
II steamship FLORIDA, Captain NJ s. Woodruff on Sat
urday, 18th January, 1853 at O'clock p NJ from pier
No. 9, North river Apply to SAMUEL I. MITCHELL,
onI Saturday January %, 1858 For speed strength,
accommodations and fare these ships have superior
on the coast.
AIoTCE.-THE SCHOONER LOUIS r. MACKEY WILL
tween the LIST of April and the 4th of July 1853 for $500
$780, just they please For further particulars
inquire of D. Mackey Louis Bradbury, of North Ha-
verstraw, b. Bennett, sailmaker New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

DEIEYs THAMES 4Os BROADWAY.-PAINTED ON
N fifty thousand feet Of canvass by the rst scenic
artists in the world grand moving pictorial austra-
the river from its until it passes the city Of Lon
don Painted from original sketches, by Messrs p Phil
ley, NJ T. Music arranged by j. II. Tuly Esq. Pianist
Mr.. A. Sedgwck Every evening, at III O'Clock. OF
Wednesday and Saturday at 2P NJ. Admission so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
" leans, via Havana. The splendid steamship EMPIRE
CITY Henry Winde, commander will sail from the pier
at foot of Warren street. N. r. Wednesday, January
Havana and New Orleans-New Arrangement ladies
and after saloon berhs 800 forward saloon berths $780,
steerage 1875. Specie only taken freight to Havana
Freight taken New Orleans at 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with the Compays bills of lading which may be had
application at the Office No other form viii be signed
No bills Of adng signed after twelve o'clock the day
Of sailing. For freight passage, apply to
M 0. ROBERTS, III West street. corner Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

PANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
ID Holy Land is now open, at the and spacious
Georama in Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawings made upon the spot by Mr. Banvard during
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr.
B. will explain the paintings personally Picture
at ~ and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

FRANKLIN MUSEUM 175 CHATHAM STRETCHED.
4 Lea Proprietor.-The above establishment ID opsa
every afternoon at O'Clock, and in the evening at ha
past for the purpose of Cassc and Original Represu
ations Of Living Statuary," by Mile. Casnets Troupe a
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful pr
Admission private boxes 80 cents; stage sea
with cushioned chairs 37h cents; boxes, Is eents
gallery 12h cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

LIMITED STATES MAT. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON.
u Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail line to California and
Oregon via Havana, for Aspnwan and ranama-The
splendid, new, and double engine United States mail
steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons burden, Henry
Windle commander, win sail on Wednesday, January
foot of Warren street North river Rates of fare to
Aspinwa-ades saloon state room, $751; lower aft and
forward saloon state roo 500 second cabin standees
$45; steerage, $35
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf, at
Aspinwa free Transit of the isthmus at the passen
gers expense Persons securing through by the
United States mail steamers from New York have pre-
ference Of accommodation board the Pacific mail
steamers Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco
on the most favorable terms For freight passage,
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the
companies, III West street, corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE, 81 BOWERY f.
VI Pleyel, Director-This evening" wednesday, Jan.
II, at O'Clock precisely, viii be performed
THE WOOI.MARKET, OR THE HOTEL OF WIBOURG.
This piece has made overcrowded house on the first
of January and been redemanded by both those who had
assisted to it, or could not obtain ticket
Counsellor Herbert. Mr.. jacob
Hannohen. Miss Jacob
Polka ......... Dancers.
Admisson:$1, rs cents, SO cents, 25 cents 1881 cts.
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IL Dorado for Aspinwall 18th inst 1.-The we'll known
United States Mail steamer ISABEL, Captain Rollins will
leaye Charleston on Saturday, 18th inst as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

I'0R AUSTRAIJA.-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP
IL EAGLE, having accommodations for passengers sr.
peror to any ship port being now ready for sea will
sail in few days For freight passage apply TO the
captain on board, pier s. North river, foot Of Rector
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TNIIE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT TRIUMPHANT.
few choice front Seats for Madame Sontags Opera,
this evening for SALE at j. NJ Gmbrides, Metropo,ita
Hotel 5SS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, R. D. Lines, COM
mander will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton
to land the mails and passengers Saturday January
Is Price Of passage, first cabin $3.50 second cabin
So Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be
No freight win be received after Thursday, the 18th
inst. For freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent SO Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

ITO CALIF0RNIANS.-FROM ONE TO TWELVE CHIEF
1 cabin passengers can be accommodated, in n first
class clipper ship, hence for San Francisco most rea
sonable terms, by applying at once to
S. A. JAFFE, 116 Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

CHIP BOTHNIA, FOR AUSTRALIA WILL. san. ON
- Monday, nth inst-Passengers must have their
luggage down to the ship Friday, 1lth inst at pier H.
East river.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-01-12
Our Paper.

We send out to-day, along with ourpsper.
a large number of P~rOspecusses, in order
to induce our friends to try and increase the
circulation Of the Democratic Sentinel. We
desire to make our paper more useful and
acceptable to the Democracy Of Harrison
county, aud to do this our subscription list
must be greatly increased. -four friends
would only make the least effort, it could be
done.
Our paper is large, and is published at a
very moderate rate-enly $3.50 per year.
Our neighbor of the Republican says that
he cannot publish a paper in this county at
less than $500. In his last paper he has
some well timed remarks on this subject,
which we give nearly entire;
By reference to our terms. it will be seen
that they have been slightly changed. When
we took charge of the Republican, sixteen
months ago. W. were induced to put down
the subscription price to 81, so q year. We
did this hoping that we should be able to
obtain a sufficient increase Of subscribers to
justify the publication Of the paper at that
price. In this expectation we have been
disappointed, and we are now satisfied that
a paper, the size of the Republican, cannot
be published, in this county, for less than
$e,0oa year, unless it be done, in part, at
the expense of the publisher. In a small
county like this not more than seven on
eight hundred regular, paying subscribers
can be obtained for a county paper; and
with such a circulation it cannot be publish
ed at less than $500. In large counties,
where the population and business are dou.
bic that Of ours,and where a paper can obtain
a circulation of twelve or fifteen hundred
with little effort, it can be published at 81, so;
but in this county it cannot be done, for we
have tried the experiment. Gun expendi-
lures, thus far, have exceeded our receipts
at least $500. This of itself is a sufficient
reason for putting the subscription up to
$500, where we found it, and we presume
not one of our subscribers will object to it.
We wish the Democracy of Harrison coun-
ty to read the above remarks carefully, and
then ask themselves the following question,
aud study well upon it. liza wing paper can
not be published in this county at less than
81, 90, when TIE county is largely whig,
and the wing paper sucures three-fourths Of
the county patronage; how is it possible for
CHARLEY ALLEN to publish the Democratic
Sentinel at 81, so a year, unless he gets an
increased support from issIJemocraoys
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-01-12

IRON a'passine eIine. Ard this
lrightful Piefuts ! ofsrcharged. as al
knew who have bel -hers. Can any msa,
truly say this or thing Ike il. Of our
country. North Soufh9 AndI AaTe
seen more Wretche ; in ono VI the proud
capitals Of Eurond al ever saw in our1A-
yored land. srbSH "a and free. As 20
starvation, nd staTYe herr, WINE q
black, unless oDy Keeps has nour
shut. And At ~puhheahons, Org
natinqin adistem1 imagination, or some
thing worse. giyiT as most exaggerated
descriptions Of as lFerings Of slaysrf
and tbus exciting ffdse impresaions, botlf a
home and abroad. thOuld be discouatgSan-
ced by every true american. These Enc.
lish ladies ofhigh G e, cannot go into their
own streets 10 relic me misery that sur
rounds them. Out on tkeee PhAraisaical
pretensionsl "a pveRly, unhsnds1me
corse" cannot come ~
"Betwixt the wind and the nobility"
1 have no rspect i6f. lzt sel f.boastipp
charity which neglects tse objects of com
miseration near around rs. but goes to the
end of the earth in seasch Of mise nv for the
purpose of talking about il, Mr.. President,
since my earliest years, and where l could,
l have rebuked the unworthy eourse of the
British press and people towards this o
try; and for the expression Of this natural
feeling of indignation ! have been often de-
nounced for belingerent propensities, and
a wish to involve us in a war with England
Nothing could be more untrue or unjust
than this charge. | never wanted a war
with England; but | felt as an American
ought to feel, though many years, there was
a kind Of infatuation upon this subject, q
shrinking from English taunts, which mar
ked a portion of our people, as though it
were our duty to submit To them with silent
acquiesence. For myself the opinion Of
England is no more than the opinion of any
other nation; and Ideprecate that sensitive
ness which leads Us to watch with jealous
earnestness the indications elsewhere Of the
views entertained of this country, Gifts con
duct, policy and institutions. Let us go on
enjoying. in a spirit of thsnkfulness, the
blessings we have received from providenc,
doing ourduty openly, honestly, and with
a generous confidence in human nature, and
also with a beliefin its progress, and with
heartfelt sympathy for the struggles of the
oppressed, bowed down by centuries fly.
ranny. And tet us fulfil our manifest des.
tiny in 70 spirit of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or prop.
agandism, but fearlessly and right fully
And | have been much pleased to see, thaI
recently the assaults of the British press have
been met in a proper spirit by our own, and
especially by some of the great journals in
New York. May they go Oh in the goot
work.