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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-28
HIND'S DEPOT

Of wEBBs BURNERS. IMPROVED, at ia Grand st.,
door the Broadway HouseThe subscriber respect
fully informs bis friends and the public general that bsng
the manufacturer Of those Lamps since their introduction he
has nov brought them that perfection which makes them
others now in eHsenes From his long e1perience in the bu
siness, and the facilities he all Others in the
trade he Is enabled to sell 50 g IS cent lower than for
TO merit share Of public patronage The great dc1y here;
by al that h,ys used them now entirely Obyiated by the u.
perfect order for burning without the least trouble
sold at S. andes which as light brilliant than any
other substance at 70 the customer CT
less than half Of OIL 1t safe explosive.
drops fire from thu wick, and leaves fire upon il;
cleanly, leaves marks and if spilled clothes
furniture evaporaes entirely like alcohol The lamps once
order need anung raising Of the wcks but merely
require to be kept clean and be filled often they burn
themselves empty. -..t.
Also, Camphoraed Gas, Chemical Oil, end Alcohol at
uccd prices. Lamps cleaned repaired wickd and altered to
Astral Lamps bronxed and regilt. ---.r
Country merchants and all Others who wish procure
tenve assortment before purchasing else where, being conf
cent that they will find y TO their advantage.
on hand general assortment of Kitchen
Enrniture, Stoves &C. ec Tin and Copper Roofing Cutters,
Leaders. and Job Work in general executed the shortest
tee. JAMES HINDS, ---f
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NO QUACKERY I!

DR. BROWDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
TURNP. for the cure of Consumptions, Coughs Colds,
Splitting of Blood and all other Breast Complaints.
On account of the many claiming medical
qualities the subscriber has felt bringing the
claims Of his edcine before the public He that
his undertaking. he will be ed by the ungene
quack and his medicine (be qualities good quacke-
r yet this will longer lin him from afordng the
afflicted the of reeff they his remedy
in time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnip is itself certain
remedy for inflammation Of the pecor organs which, though
slight FIRST colds) often results in consump
His authorizes him putting his discovery
in competition with and all the muudnous array
naceas that the public confident that fair trial will
result IN all the attestaions of its
medical qualities that have been him BY those who
have ate sted its worth by
The delicate lady, in all and every condition Of life,
this compound without the slightest risk
nence. And in all of diarh,, complaints
ordinary character seldom If fails produce the
beneficial object Duly apneciaug the merits Of other med
cines and without detractng the least from the medical
practitioner this remedy is offered the world the
safest and remedy for all affections Of the lungs and
breast that has made its appearance. He has in his
session the certificates Of hundreds who after spending
and almost ber of hope have resored him for relief and
found il.
PLY sicans invited pulmonary Affections and
in all eases where cough Is left after measles
The proprietor Agents the principal cities the Un
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RING, 50 Fnon
Cli8 Guion, l27 DR.. Crowell, 286 Bowey; Basse
@ Dickie. 4i3 Broadway; Coddngton. Hudson and
Spring SITS. au7 eod3mr
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DR.. SOLOMON HETNE

WOULD inform his patients and public IN. he sill, ad-
w here's to his original proposition, receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his improvement and would inform them he has
reme,ed from 4ls Broadway No. Reade opposite
the Marshall House, where he socs on the
mentioned conditions, Of all who have suffered for
time under diseases considered by them ucurabe.
SOLOMON HEINE, M. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the
Of Dr. Solomon Heine, would that the only Doctor
Hene who has ever lived in had his Office Broadway
The residing 81 Reade opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
since have haa tne pleasure OF knowing him since that
ume and OF witnessing surprising performed
BY hmhe above the age of IS years, and only one
Of the who member of the medical institutions the
City and State of New York. u. ID. -.
Sworn before me, this g7 u day of
Of April, A. d. 1842
RrCHARD RerD LON. of Deads. IN Be
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A. c.. B.

a. 9. b.
CHALLENGES competition with ali. The importance
~ which all have the Head Of Hair is clear
index Of the value set perona figure and whu by some
freak Of Nature the human deprived Of
fair proportion, AT resoed to- in order by artificial means
supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful
dscoyees which bid Nature defiance. Bsr,ys Ventiatng
and Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real Hs.ps HAIR which be had at fi6 BROADWAY
corner OF Liberty street, stairs.
10 all cases OF failure IN the growth Of HAIR, BARRY offers
Remedy, exclusively his unnownto Nugar actitionrs
ard those whom Nature has been bount in her distbu
ton Of Hair will do well place themselves under his sur
veilance. Prices TO suit the times.
jy l26msc
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TENDER CHINS

NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
"A during the operation shaving APPLYING his
to the METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sIkoP, invented
by g. Saunders which hone
by which the unskul always podvce keen and
smooth edge the could by any possibility exhibit
under the most experienced hand.
It's the only eecua means which the art Of man mas yet
devised orgving OF his
70 his chin with the certainly he mend to
suit his hand which any will be shown by bring
dull and trying the Tablet before purchasing Re-
tail price of the best Article Of Str ~ and Tablet 81
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MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
W Conrtship and Marage-an infallibe Guide Book for
Married and Single Persons of the import
anse 70 the Human Race BY Eusne Bseka,d NJ. D.
Of serious Importance single and young married persons
The causes Of and cures for Stery-The Beauty and
may Be tsmovedmThs causes of Love and Jeslousy with
unhappy passionOprng, ncudog modes for the pro-
ptiation thereoTests knowing the
not to mary-The most aupicious for wedock Be-
and Broadway M
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THE TEETH.

TTNHE TEETH-A reduction OF % per cent-Uppcr and
lower ofteeh inserted suction or atmospheric
sure as to with and rmness from single
tooth q an entire se can supplied with best
raj ,ee too!hache cured For extracting TOOTH 50 cents
ray street, door the church, west Of Broadway
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DOCTOR GLOVER

REGs to inform those who have recently enauired if he has
II loft the practice Of his proe sson, that he
prescribe such require aid as usual Those difficult
and potacted which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
regent Improvements in chemistry have his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
vston Of the less scrutinsng physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables him to keep
dca profession The unsuspectng stranger should beware
the host of self named Doctors and Of whom
aspire TO be authors OF little books subjects Of which they
are totally gnoran,.
Office No. Ann s-prvate entrance lth door from the
Museum-Ofhce hours p Nj. ma
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OIL! OIL! OIL!OIL!!

public reduced price tbuns with brlancy surpassed
by other kind and being free from odor and neither emit
ting smoke forming crust will be found not
and Hotel propetors particularly invited try The
only depot The city, and where u sold any
suit purchasers, is at SAMANOS BROTHER
No. Wall st.
n. T.. Q~~u
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DR. DAVID BRENNA 40 the honor Of informing he
- friends aud the public that thas removedom the Granite
mercury, radically ftn few days, the
yeterete OF sypc dseas Dr. Brennas remedy is
mineral, and when
taken according his dreco will remove the painful
symptoms which invariably follow Ire abuse or rather the nse
mercury andotheT nQxious me mes so universally admin
stered in those Dr. Brennas nedy so SIMPLE thstu
be without the u sianger OF bad
queaces the patient being able du tine treatment to attend
his business and live usual. -.
DR. Rreunas practice confined TO- the Of tbs above
disease will continue his professional advice TO "a
and medicines the homeopathic
the only that has ever cure CHRONIC diseases .
Office hours, from 10 to o'clock, and from TO NJ
Chambers street IFS. 100 lmr
DIssoLuTIoN-The eop,rnershig herstofere existing un,
~ the firm OF Ball Beach this day dissolved by mutual
eonsn David Beach authorised TO settle the business OF
Dated New York, August 22d. 1872.
WILLIAM G. BALL,
. DAVID BEACH ~
~ b The business will be continued BY The .pbcriber
j auS33t"r DAVID BEACH
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August 9th, 1912.

~ LEI, E.t
IA ELEGANTLY furnshe rooms for single gentle
n men, with br, akisst Barclay No pains will be
SHARED render the above desirsbie Inquire
the PREMISES. auto lm<rc
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aue imsr between Park place and Murray st.
TO THE PuBLIC-Caution-Th There is an article called
koimst"cks VermifuEe lately in circulation by the
house of Comstock Co. No II Maiden Lane, New York
dcne ,lled is put nearly the style Of bottles,
wrappers &c that Of the Vermuge prepared by and
the wrapper is asserted be the .sne
stocks has also been stated in the advertisements of this
"Fshne stocks is supposed to be the article"
Vemuge has been known throughout
the western country for than and owing
Intrinsic WORTH has gained enviabe reputation which the
makers of kolmsocks Vemifuge seeking profit by
calling theirs the
We positively declare their be incorrect,
FOR besides be- with the
ing Rodents which compose the genuine FAHNESTOCKS
VERMIFUGE, unless indeed Vermuge has been
fered bottles and marked Komstocks, which may have
been done some extent to give 1t character Messrs
Colnsock Co. have within year past purchased Of US
wards OF one hundred Of the genuine article.
is TO be hoped u''t discerning public will rown
such attempts profit by the well earned of
valuable medicine. B. A. FAHNEsTOCK & CO.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.-If any have had
ous consider deafness durable. Numerous
cures, and many Of them remarkable, by the OF
Scapas OIL" have bean published bu: this the climax
lady in snSded Pennsyvais, and now abo ii 80 year.
Of had been gradually getting deaf for 40 years.
that impossible TO make her
IN The ondt tones OF VOICE Last winter re was induced to
that she has used bottles and that her hearing perfectly
restored-she is cured. Any iniormalon relation the
case be obtained the 81 DR.. JAYNE 20 South
Third street, Philadelphia at which p1ee also the medicine
for sale.
Sold in New York by the agerts, & Sands druggists
Fulton street. corner OF Gd and 100 Fulton street, whole
sale and retail also sold by avid Sands Co: IT. East Broad
Broadway, corner Of Chambers street.
Pnce 81. jy28 1mr
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HENRY v. VULTEE,
;v,,,m.e TaHN9ssaHHs RW239sEEERs.
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

SUMMER COMPLAINT.
NIARRHEA, DYSENTERY or looseness Of the Bowels,
- cured IN few Minutes b. sheImsn' Restorative Lozen
iefpever has instance been known VI their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-Shsrmans Lozenges for this tedi
and distressing complaint without the only
article known entitled &c the Of specc for they always
cure, and the chls lie nc return.
WORMS-yx 10th children and adults. infalliby de-
Mioyed and removed by Skerman's Worm Lozenges-s mil
bon Ga oIes sold yearly, and known to fail
arehouse LOG Nassau Agen.sle8 Bowey; II East
Enlio street. RrooL ltru -i.rIa.
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MINERAL WATER,
LIROM TIE CELEBRATED ROYAL RAXARIAN

II - SPRINGS AT KISsINGEN
kAKOCZY WATER on the European continent has the
reputation of being the caybcatc muac saline water
known 70 the Medical Faculty.
The Rakoczy has acduous Saline flavor, and being
powerfully promove OF secretion and cxcretion runfyer,
strong solvent and the time strengthening without
heating acts like Wiesbadep and Karlsb,d without inur
ing the stomic potent ductc specifically upon
liver, the ysema and uterine system, diss
rating existing obstruction The disorders and disc
which this water has manifested the decidedly aubrous
effects te following al affection. OF the
branes and distractions in the digestive organs arising from
local debility combined with inactivity OF the intesnal
us, want Of appetite faplency worms boaedness and OBJ
ections, against which has proved sovereign nedy
organic affection disorders Of the lungs
tic attacks from phegm and pec morbid deposits
equity herpetc and psorc arrangement Of the
TEN, rreguary IN menstruaton scanty copious
mensuaiion, sterilty anomalous hemouhos slbus
far these disorders originate from local weakness
tons and rlethora abdonina; obstinate rheumatic
equity affections especially when the time obstruc-
tons in the lower Of the body above all uterine
system discovered ~ chrome diseases Of the urinary
gans Benorrhee, bcmonhods the bladder, spass Of
the badd,r stu g plethora and obesity I'D chronic
tsneous disorders debility of the skim which manests selfn
disposition TO prose persJiaton extreme susceptibility,
tendency to colds ganduar sweings, indurations from
scrophula and other causes
Regular shipments constantly received.
A fresh supply just landed Venelis via Rotterdam
Printed circulars and directions for be had gratis
FLOR1AN STRAUSS, 529 Pearl street,
Sole Agent in the United States.
To be had also Of Mr. Forte nbach Of Rssde
TON AZ I'm
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ARTIFICIAL 7TEETH,

ON III 1hI4NOIfIlE OF Al NIOOI IIII1ClO
PRESSURE.
M LEVITT Dentist. the inIoducer into his country N
principle practised by himself ALONE the
ton of the public his improvement The established
scientific adaptation in supply the deficiencies e the Teeth
and the unvaed satisfaction which he fully
in all his inviting the Of the ladies
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unfuy
who may require for those displaced by nature.
Nj. LEVETT, Dentist, 260 Broadway,
corner of Warre 81. opposite the Park.
(Copy Of a Letter from Judge Noah to Dr. LEVITT
NEw YORK. May cath, lst2
Dear Sir Ill Is both matter of duty and pleasure
that the fafcia teeth the principle Of atmospheric
which you made for lady family has succeed
every respect appearance como utility
gwen entire satisfaction.
au7 lm*r [signedl NJ M. NOAH.
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PARSELLS & AGATE

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS,
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
'HE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition their former stock Of
fashionable goods, constantly receiving by every
arrival from Pans and London, supply of the rich and
ashlonabis Sca and Cavst. Their Of fashona
bic Stocks Scars Cr1yats ady made Linen Gloves Sus
pende Hos iery and all articles apperahing genemaDs
wardrobe are rich and varied They respectfully their
cid patrons and strangers visiting this city, call the old
EST blishment long and ayoraby make their
lectons. PARSELLS * AGATE, 2tl Broadway.
au6 lmA between Park Mace aud Murrav 81
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OALIoe Liverpool Camel Coal for sale In lots te
~ sun purchasers landing from ship Sddons Apply
ah kDW'D.K COLLINS, Co, IS South street.
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EOIAANo Z NONOUNOE
INCURART,E

To Messrs, PEAsE & Son, IS Division st. III.
Administrations 4 Aspinwall, 10 Astor House, li0
Broadway and s6 William 81 smith, 81 Greenwch Wash
hum, as5 Greenwich ST. Holden 12o Rivngons st; MARITIME
Brigham Hons and Avenue d, Drugs, sal Broad
Stone, Hudson and Montgomery ST. Jersey City
E. Blake Staten Island Agents in Brooklyn, Hays 39 Full
ton ST. nandey IS High Stewart IS Fulton st; Berry,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
LOCoFOCO VERACITY.

Not long since, we sta.cd-what we now
stand prepared to prove-that "the banks in
this State were mostly chartered by demo
Gratis" This statement the Grenada Her
aid pronounces 10 be false; and in proof ()
of its assertion. it mentions eleren Mississip-
pi banks-less, by host, than halfthe num-
Der we have been cursed with-together
with The number of democratic and whig
members Of the Legislature who voted
AGAINST the charters of those banks upon
their final passage, keeping back the more
important Information respecting the num-
Der of democrats who voted IN FAVOR of
them A hopeful child must be that same
editor of the Herald. He mentions one bank
against which siz votes only were cast, of
which fire were democratic and one was
whig-showing that it was chartered by
nearly a unanimous vote and would fain per-
suade his readers that the achigs made that
not have considerable majority in the Le-
gislature at that period and was not that
bank as well as "most" ofthe ten others you
mention. chartered by the votes of the dem
ocrats Did not more democrats than wings
vote for them2 You know that such was
the fact because. when you were looking o.
yer the journals to see who voted against
the banks, you must have seen who voted for
them. You charge US with making false
statement. and the verv evidence adduced by
yourself proves that "the boot is on the other
leg" We said that "most of our banks
were made by the democrats" Now admit,
for the sake of the argument, that the 'banks
you mention are all of whig paternity" it
does not follow that what we have said is
untrue, inasmuch as "most Of our banks"
are not included in the Sc eleuen How stands
the matter with respect to those banks not
mentioned by you2 Democratic bantlings,
chi We shall not here say that the editor
Of the Herald Ia. greedy lied. His own
conscience, provided il be not scared Is i?ge1
sibiIity by the hot iron of locofocoism. VIII
readily lufnish him with an epithet. which
fitly applies to conduct such as his. If he
intends to continue the business, we hope he
will never again cause US to go SO far out Of
our way in order to crush one of his fabri-
cations. BY the way, we observe that the
Guard has copied the invention Of the Her.
aid. Do yon endorse for the Herald. neigh
bor?
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
We have received, from Mr.. Winchester

We have received, from Mr.. Winchester,
"Liebig's Animal Chemistry" in an extra
from The New World press This is new
and highly popular treatise, by celebrated
German Chemist which has already gone
throus h two American editions 1t is said
by the knowing ones, to have opened new
field in The science of Physiology; the caus-
es ofdisease; the functions of the animal or
gans; mode of nutrition, SC. The cheap
ness Of the above work, being only 20 cents,
brings it within thes5ach riiiiiient
farmer, and is adapted by its simplicity, to
popular use. Of Ofcourse, it will be found in
the library of every physician. The price
in London is from S5 to 81. The New
World press will shortly issue "Liebig's
Agricultural Chemistry" which will be an
invaluable work to the scientific farmer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

Why not eive The r<a1srs sof the Gaxetteth
benefit of the election news - Guard M
We have 40 hesitation in laying befsrs
our readers, the result Of the elections il
the several States. and fully intended to dd
so, when sure returns had been received
We vii! now state that OHIO, Georgia, Ma.
ryland, and Pennsylvania. have gone for tpe
lokies. We will fnrther inform the Guald.
that the locos carried the State elections i'm
mediately previous to the Presidential elec-
ton of l640 The train bands. ever under
arms. always carry off the palm in light
slirmishesi but let an occasion occur to
call for the militia. and they outnumber
in the proportion of tsCenty to six. Such
an occasion occurred in 1910, and it is pes
sible may not occur again until 1914. when
meme, meme tekel upAarsin" will be tae
proper motto of locofoco experiment. Then
the long tried principles of Washington, Jef
ferson, (when properly understood)a land Mad
ison Ma tional Bank and Tariff will be re-
established. Every thing, SO far, betokens
a Harrison victory, ifthat canvass is any
criterion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
OUR TOWN, lis PAST HISTORY
PRESENT CONDITION., AND
FUTURE PROSPECTS.

Some seven years have now elapsed.
since the first log cabin was erected on the
site OF our town, as temporary tavern house
1t consisted oftw rough-hewn log rooms,
with passage between, and board shelter
10 eat under. Such was Mr. Alexander's
tavern, which has long since vanished in
smoke up some mans chimney or other
wise disappeared. fortunately for Holly
Springs, il was founded IN the height of the
mania Of speculation and. with the spirit of
extravagance and enterprise of 1886. '37,
and SO, together with the aid of two Real
estate Banks 1--WE spcaktechnically,) sprung
up. in four short years. dwelling houses,
churches. stores, shops. court house, Jail.
market house, in short. all the usual appur-
tenances of town of 5000 population. In
so short a time, even before the Indians could
be removed, the Capitol of North Mississip-
pi, arose out of the silence of the woods
Hard times came upon US. money ceased to
grow on trees; the Jack-with- a lantern for
tune vanished, and left his pursuers to grope
in the dark the bubble banks exploded, and
with them. stopped the improvement oil our
tuwn. The reaction was severe. and fell
heavily upon many Of our best citizens
Some were t0rcedto fly to Texas, others re-
tired TO the country and those who remained
were generally of t6e>nore solvent class.
For time. Holly Springs was at a stand
sill. but. notwithstanding the prediction Of
-gUIl(. ~ sshe would go down hill. 1--WE are
happy 70 see that. She is again. slowly but
surely improving. by new accessions from
abroad. and il eEeEy respect, Holly springs
is worthy ofthe EmpiIe County
We number nineteen dry goods and pro-
duce stores, five church cdifices. fifteen law
ycrs offices. six doctors shops, three taverns.
two silver smiths. shops. fise blacksmiths.
two hatters. and sixtaiIors shops two coach
makers, two wagon Makers and three boot
and shoe shops. and an iron foundry. where
plows and various other articles are cast
Many Of our merhants have opened. and
are now receiving, large stocks Of fall and
winter goods. also. heavy stocks Of groceries
and. what is ei interest to farmers and others.
are selling them al reduced prices.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

On Saturday last the people would not
come up to be talked to on the subject oftem-
perance when the bell first rung to announce
the readiness of the orators to spout, and the
meeting therefore adjourned until night,
when the house was filled Mr.. WILSON,
delivered beautiful and touching ad-
dress, such as those who know him looked
fer at his hands. Mr. WALTER declined
speaking, in order to afford an opportunI y
to Mr. Brown. an itenerant "Washingto-
man." to address the meeting. Mr.. Brown
delivered plain, sensible, practical dis
course. recommending the principle of total
abstinence from every thing that can intoxi-
cate. A pledge, recognizing that principle,
received a goodly number of signatures.
On Monday night Mr.. Brown spoke again.
and with considerable success. judging from
The mirth Of his auditors Almost he per-
suaded rs to become tetotaller.