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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

~ Letters Patent Secured I'm lS40-Palvez.
naehers Patent Electric votac Chains
to be under Che garments the most wonderful
covery In medicine and electricity Of the present Tney
vous pans, such head and toothaehe, rheumate
palms, tic dooreux c and by their mild but continuous
psrcepsble action body diseases Of stand
ngsueh sout local paralysis nervous liver
applied with the gratss all those dreadful die
In children commonly called eonvulsions also In
teshinE deultes and disorders Of the
els They precIpate metals from their solutions decom
the PHENOMENON Of powerful yctsic pile The instru.
producing these Effects weigh about two
be folded pocket book ready
vial last man his lfetime guarding himself
family friends &C., agoinst thAvuumkor Of diseases and
safe certain and wonderfully speedy remedy Tho price
plete chain 10 from 81 TO S. batteries SO So
Incredible the above any person can
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot Of ther
truth The Importance Of tie invention has aeknow
York. and the ehsin have been applied with great
in tho medical colleges the City Bellevue
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital 90 in Europe by the
Royal College Of Physicians Surgeons In London; BY
the Academic Rationale de Mcdecn at Paris the
rial faculty At vienna by the Royal faulty Berlin and
other scientific institutions Of the highest
the principal hospitals In Europe.
The propretors In of testimonials
same from all the above institutions America and
Europe well a. Of the most eminent and distinguished
members 81 the profession in both heispheres and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated doscrptonsone fer personal
and for scientific menwith copies OF
numbsr Of cases CURED in New York and Europe may
obtained gratis at tho once They wl he forwarded
Of postage to any part Of the United States answer to
prepaid Inquiries containing three cents postage stamps
]. STEINERT
No. 1858 DroAdwsy, corner Of Prince street,
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New Paper Hangings.-Thos. Faye y Co.,
436 Madison have just received the new
sprp every known style the trade The pub
h invited TO examine before purchasing Artistic work
men attend to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE Il CO., 1876 Pearl street.
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Nosace.-Aftex hrst Of May we Will close
our store 1t three o'clock p. n, on Saturdays
JRO HIGGINS CO., As Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

Lace ana Muslin Curtains MT Reduced Prices
Tho best assortment in the city at kelly FERGU-
SONS window shade and curtain store, 29 Broadway
emo door above Reade street.
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Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps prescribed by tho medical faculty casos
gravel govt chronic rheumatism and distractions the
kidneys and bladder For sale by all the respectable
GERS and druggists in the United States. UDOLPHO
WOLFE, importer, % Beav er street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

uutown Carpet observation-disclosures who
wish Co purchase carpets mas 20 wear as we'll A.
and at prices below competition, shodd visit WRIGHT
BAIIEYS. 800 Bowery Bond street Their stock is
fashionable, varied and cheap
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IRENE nd0us Bargains I'm English three-ply
and ingram carpets, at HIRAM ANDERS0N'S, No %
Bowcry; 000o0 yards Of ingram carpets at De- c &C.,
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Hair Dye and Hair Preserve

doro In Offering the public these
that In instance whatever there shall
be faiurethe dye in changing instantly the NEST
seemy hair to natural black brown and the
6laments Both Sold and the dye privately applied at
Christador0's, No. 6 Aston House.
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For Superior Job Printing OF any Descrfp-
ven from small card to book or newspaper, call T.
Superior type good workmen in time are
Ahe order AZ this Office. -
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wlasses at reduced ccs.-RICHARDS KINGSLAND No
somposition state Factory No. 1S Duane street..
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Crystal Palace Carpets, ut Hiram Anderson's
eight spaciout sales rooms No 80 Bowery magnificent
mosaic royal velvet tapestry BRUSSELS and imperial three
pjy carpets imported exhibition at the New York Crys
IAN DsIc
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Canal Street Carpet store, No. 20 Canal street.
PETERSON CO. call the attention Of their friends to
the stock Of elegant just from the
most celebrated manufctores comprising tapestry velvet
Rrussejs three-py and ingram; also, large assortment
a oilcloths venetians matngs, window shades &C. &C.
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Wt1dcr's Patent SalnInandcr safes, with
gjehs ImrrovcmcntThcse celebrated safes he had
Nv % TIE manufacturers sTrARNS y MAElN it5 Water
street, New urK, TIE toic VI hicD spatcnt.
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tailor or clothier wishing TO purchase Of SINGERS
sewing machines ard applying immodiatey can be sup
Piled with an experienced operator Such Investment OF
$i25 will pay than 50 GO employed In any other way
Office No. 2s3 Broadway
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Carpetings-Peterson y Humphrey, 31o
additional supplies Of rich and elegant carpengs supc
rior fabric styles entirely and particularly adapt
stores selling similar goods.
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splendid Carpstings. Smith d Locnsbery,
stock Of velvet tapestry Brussels and ingram
carpetng Of chale and elegant designs which, having
bce previous TO the recent advsncen prices
they arc enabled 10 offer at great inducements.
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EuClish Floor OiIcloths, "a feet widc new
marble Gethc scroll and frcsco psnnss at
Moor oilcioth at 4s and IS. per yard of one to
ESQ yards WIDE all splendid new patterns
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Fashionable Clothing md TnilOring.-Dress
ana fock coats made to order good cloths $40
TO 9l6 finest materials SIT tasty ready made frocks
rs 10 Sl2 At FOLWELLS, "a Fulton street.
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ScrOfuln, Rheumatism, Ulcers, ana the worst
diseases Of the bood.-HYATTS Life Balsam the most
certain remedy for these terrible diseases You who
suffering the most torturng pains, remember that few
doses Of this powerful yet plea SAINT compound will afford
published in the Herald Sum- other papers These
certificates from well known citizens who be seen
atany hour Circulars containing them at the
principal depot 26 Grand street p-n 7h cents
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Church Of St. Stephen, north side or Tween.
eighth street between Lexington and Third avenues
this day at o'clock in the afternoon by tho Most Rev
Archbishop Hughes. '
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Oyvrcg, No. s. BROADWAY New York.
In Of their that fer excel
see In the several departments Of the exhibition will DO
ewarded under tho direction Of capable and eminent
sSo: tbs Board Of Drectors invite artists and
taste 70 oner designs for prize medal not than
three in diameter that shall be suitable to the above
purpose and Illustrative Of the objects OF the exhibition
The offerings should be addressed the subscriber
md superseded Design for Medal"
They viii DO opened the third day Of June by q
nittee, whose award the Of two hundred dollars
will be paiA to the author Of the design selected.
WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary
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A 8 Hat for % so ~. II. Feeny, No. SO la
Bowery Offers TO the public spring style hat equal
IN material and workmanship TO 50 hat sold at
In New York As there Is but one price the public
iudge for themselves.
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Albert H. Nicolay, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
furniture Gales at auction-The undersigned gives his
sona after ton, usual to the the
private residences Of families breaking housekeeping
Cash advances made If required. ALBERT u. NICOLAY,
Real Estate and General Auotoneer No. 40 Wall street
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Sine DIE should he the Motto OF some
trsesmcn their promises translated by their per-
Sormanoa, must mean indefinite postponement GREEN,
No Aston House, when he commenced the shirtmaking
business resolved behind time in filling order.
beauty Of his shirts have been the ounda
ton OF his
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George p Fox, the United States leader or
fashion determined to build store that will take the
halls fashionable taiordom Old Stand, No. $685. "ths
pfidc Of broadway"
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The COrazza.-By this name the inlmitablc
shirts made order by AGATE, 2 Broadway, fla
miarly known The article Is sine qua among gen.
tcmen fashion The dressing robes crayats Gloves &c.
the first French houses are well worth critical In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

Caters only Twelve Shiliings air.-Are
you aware ladies that really neat and
viceable CATERS At Cantres No 1856 B0wery for the low
pree of 2 pairs An examination of these articles
tba In excellence of material and make
they quite equal the articles sold much higher rates at
other and that they fully entitled to
yeur CANTRELLS assortment of coverings for
The very largo and his prices unusually reasonable
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Dangerous Ground 1T would he inyidIov,,

to assert blunty that there Is originally dsproporton OF
ces; st there is rule which ntrudes itself
ton and opens the distinction. who prdos himself
tom has credit at least for conservative quatytake
the hair example-whereas. he who nexects every
point of appearance who would
conserve improve the Of their hair
hair his hebeaiona for removing eruptons Of the skin
his amole shaving compound the delicious article yet
known for that purpose. To be had of A. b. D. sands
No 100 Fulton street; Gary Co. a5 Pearl street Rush
way and by druggists and perfumers the world
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III. l.. Foster. "a Cortlandt street, notifies
HIS old customers all buyers Of good and fashionable
clothing his spring supply the largest and most
tcnsive offered to the public and that he is
pared furnish with article of clothing Of
the most fashionable kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

At the Extensive Retail Clothing Estab-
lishmcnt Of ALFRED MUNROE CO., No. Al Broadway,
will find large ana excellent variety Of fashion
allie clothing entirely styles suitable for the present
approaching and all sizes for men, boys and
ohiidren Every well made and the best of trim
minss used deviation, in any instance, from marked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

VITANTED-A SMART, INTELLIGENT Roy, TO AS
w list in the fancy store Of w. s. Rodgers, 40 Broad
way. No need apply who cannot como we'll recon-
mended and is willing to and shut the STORE and be
useful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

Fouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
ception reservation the best
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gouraud Medoaed
Soap for curing pimpes freckes saowness chaps rough
ness &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss No. "
Walker street. near Broadway.
Hair Dye -Batche Tors Celebrated Liquid
hair dyei the best discovered coorng hair or
whskers the moment 1t Is applied The wonderful
certainty with which this tavorte and old established hair
Gye performs Is astonishing 1t 10 for SALE applied at
BATCHELORS wig factory, No. FALL street.
wigs ana TOupccs BACHELORS New Style
OF wigs tho most perfect imitation nature
ever invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No Wall
street where can be found the largest and best
in the city. Copy the address.
Wigs and Toupccs.-Merchants, Citizens,
and strangers requiring ornamental hair of
should not fail to call and examine the beautiful
st the celebrated wig factory of MEDHURST HEARD,
NO. Maiden lane Also to be had, the best hair dye in
the world Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

State and National Law School (1enoved
to term 9Th May Recitation. plead
had by letter directed, post paid to
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tAIANTED--To FIND aSr YOUNG WOMAN BY
w the Of Ellen hite NATIVE Of Ireland, County
Tpperary who letErookn TIVE for tho state
Of Ohio Er ster arah White Who resides at No. II Dean
person eisng Information concerning her Ohio papers
u copv
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w. Schaus, 300 broadway, mp stairs, respect
fully invites the attention Of amateurs artists and schools
his choice collection of French English and
cravings together with large of artists
rails OF every description
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The Press and the Stage.

The Press and the Stage.-While Editors
and quarreng with each other about actors
critics. there is difference Of opinion subject
They all unite saying that the best cheapest most
fce fashionable clothing be obtained of r. SMITH,
Jr at his City Clothing Warehouse l02 Fulton street.
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Portrait OF Mrs Harriet Beecher stswe.-
TOMS Cabin Price 81 any part United
States enclosing cash will be carefully packed
by mail, free Of postage.
W.sCHAUS, 1903 Broadway up stairs.
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VLTANTED-A Roy TO OPEN OYSTERS-ONE WHO
w make himself useful Apply ~ Sixth avenue.
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED NAN, WHO Pos
w sesrcs knowledge Of chemistry situation in come
paints perfunen The advertiser is thoroughly
way Post Office.
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VNANTED-A YOUNG NAN AS CLERK IN GRO
w Gerry store; Low German preerred good reference
required Apply to Langman, Hamilton avenue, the
end Of Court street, Brooklyn.
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H00KkeepInE, Wrf1ing, md Arlthmctic arc
taught in expeditions and superior by Mr. b. f.
FOSTER, at SET Broadway between White and Walker
streets where gentlemen qualified to discharge the
Prospectus with full particulars may had application
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BY Harriet Beecher Stowe. $1,000 copies edition
$1,000 ordered before publication Price cents in paper
cloth 10 This work will be published Thurs
day, April IA. JOHN p JEWETT Co.. Publishers, Bos-
ten. For sale by all booksellers in the United States
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ONuVHnces.-Fu SH16s.-bfHHcu
AcDONFELL, Auctioneers Il3 Fulton street, will give
attention to sales of furniture at private resdences or at
their rooms the furniture of parties
who may prefer disposing of at private SALE They will
make advances consignment to the above amount.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION IN A STORE, BY A
w steady young man. who write good legitle hand,
and willing work. Address d. Herald ofce, for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

More Independent that DiOgenes.-
Diogcnes one favor asked but one
OfAIexander-the unshadowed sun;
Root less dependent makes, not this request.
His cloud day-pctures match the sunshine's best.
ROOTS Premium Daguerrean Gallery, 1868 Broadway.
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Knox d James's prescott Hat Store. 1.-The
secured by dealing at this establishment
you obtain supsrb hat matchless in ts mate
Avail yourselves IT, The Hat Store is on the
Of Broadway and Spring street. Heers Saloon
Wonders.
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yNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w girl situation IS nurse and TO do plain sewing
i'd assist in the washing ironing Good
city reference vcn Call at No sixth itreet in the
store
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, who thoroughly understands her bus
waiter TO do chamberw0rk and fine Washing
private family preferred The best Of city reference given
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yXTANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, RESIDING AT
w the Narrows, Fort Hamilton first rats cook, washer
and ironer also, chambcrmaid to assist waiting wash
and ironing waiter and to take OF
IL be is ted fer that purpose To good
wants pleasant offered, ynd good Apply
Mr. Smith State street. between and ii o'clock in
the morning
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YOUNG WOMAN, WHO HAS LIVED TWO YEARS
in her last place, and will offer the best testimonials
as TO character and capacity wants place
during thrae day -
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An AMERICAN WOMAN WANTED AS WET NURSE
"A to hive with the family take the child home One
that has lest her child The best Of
required. Apply from TO u O'Clock A. M to Henry IL
Foster, "a Cortlandt street, - -
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MANIFESTATION FOR SMART, TIDY SOBER.
metc station Please apply the Employment
Agency No. Carmine street. junction Of Sixth avenue
NB-Ths IL the only agency In this city that obtains the
recommendations of servants directly from employers
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WAETED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w gtri situation - nurse and ssamstress would
be willing 70 assist In ehemkerwork Can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

The News brought by the Arctic is unusually varied
and interesting Mrs Stowe aud her party have been
present at meeting Of the British and Foreign Anti
Slavery Society She was received with a tumult Of
applause. TIE vast audience rising TO welcome her. and
the same enthusiastic ceremony was repeated as she
went out Professor Stove made speech on the occa
sion, counseliDg his hearers to abstain from slave
grown products The Arctic Searching Expedition,
commanded by Lieut. Ingle6eld, was about to set sab
for the Northern Seas of this Continent From France
We hear thai the Empress far recovered ap
pear in public though still in delicate heath. The
King of Belgium with his son, at Vienna, on
the visit he has been making to the German Courts
In Spain there was a considerable excitement with
ference 10 the reception of Mr. SOue Envoy from
the United States and the violent journals urged
that he should be sent home At Naples the arrival Of
the L. s. irgate Cumberland had caused stir among
the police being reported that MazZni was on board
but on the commanders cOntradctlng the rumOr all
cooled down again From Turkey, there is nothing new
of moment There has been fighting in Bnrnah,
in which the English were victorious. In China the
rebellion rapidly advancing, that the Inhabitants
Of Shanghai were in panic The inerpositon OF the
British French, and American forces has been begged
by the Imperial Chinese authorities, and some menoi-
war of each nation had gone from Hong. Kong north
ward rather 10 protect their respective subjects and
citizens than to gratify the mandarns aud uphold the
to,tcIing dynasty. Commodore Perry was at Gale,
Ceyion on the nth of March, on his way to Hong
Kong From Australia the gold maintains its
richness one nugget has been found weighing above Si
ms Of pure gold and worth about $4,000. The Kair
war is finally settled once more, iOs how long tins
mains TO he seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30
EITN REEORM.

Eight DAYS more viii bring to she Election at which
our citizens will establish or annul the Amendments of
their City Charter suggested On substance) by Com
uittee of friends of Municipal Reform charged with
this duty by large aud most respectable public meet
ing snd enacted with scarcely whisper of dissent by
the Legislature. A list of places az which ballots in
favor OF the Reform may be obtained is given in our
columns this morning
If every legal voter in our City could be visited az
his dwelling or place OF business and asked to drop
into the box for against the Amendments as he
should see fit there could be doubt OF their radca
tion by at least Thirty ThOasandmsjOrity. Andyetwe
fesr-we greatly fear-that the Amendments will eshes
be defeated or adopted by lean vote as will de-
prve them OF thar high moral sanction they urgently
need ard eminenty deserve.
For the Election takes place at time when the Rich
are hurying to leave the City and the Poor are hur
red with work in twhen nobody but those who prey
the public are accustomed give time though; to
public interests-and when many more are thinking Of
Niagara or Newport Saratoga or RockaSay than Of an
Election. The CorruptiOniss are all here-they are
vide svSke-they can muster Ten Thousand votes at
three hours notice and pour them into the baotbOxes
after three o'clock of the afternoon of Election If they
find tia, those votes will suffice to defeat the Reform.
The captains Of tEenes and tes know their game and
their men-they keep silent and dark now knowing
that to arouse the People is to cut of their last hope of
success but let the present apathy continue until
Tuesday Of next week, and they viii know that the
day is their own, and viii muster their cansmen and
march 10 easy victory.
On the aide Of Reform, there is not contract to be
secured office TO be won, job to be divided There
is not shadow Of personal peeunAy interest 30 draw
out voters for the Amendmeats-nO interest but the