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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
DR.. JOSEPH EVANS, :

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tor and hospital prsctce both in ES
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the most oahssms and destructive forms or disease
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causing all impurities 10 be expelled from ,Tseu and Gre.
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Advantages derived tierefrsm w.; go1gs,i ID
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IS S:s sos esass.. .at in III. cutting
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
AID.

m tho.. in need of ned;c. IA IN A.,
"A sho.,I ~, bou1 al nhtsin conr n s hoot snstsj
49, r ,up Tb M os 200. sn i,,
anil mb,;.bs nv b, 5;rsgar IN issa. in ,ssI h. rh.ba
S 20 y S's "a. GS d nor % ca nns eni,pec
81 M .,,har &c ~ W.
city - Mott nearly opposite *. stone ehure
this many years pss enables him TO al, sub
ect no, only but correct The patient
is here guided n the :esson Of according y
M w o, ne ne plan OF
mon sse VII The best method Of cure Il then shows what
other symptoms and do happen with approp
81 Sresory takes This opper,usitv to remar tbsi 4. .
very frtqneptly applied usder where The pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27

.PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS c.si
hESE far-sned and celebrated pills, from Portugal an
we perceive 70 The obtained in THE country aes sjve,
aeeneM 9n the last eossaDof fouvth page. f,l ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
DIR. ALIENS BALSAM-
,. D. KiSHARDsoN, MD

WHO0PING COUGH-Ths disease is prevailing very
extensively, and is sweeping many little ones, with very
lem: Ba..p Of Lv.rwort l. me only nabie remedy and
Sold by w. A. Taylor, VIII lesale agent, IS Barclay ct
NJ Guion 27 Bowery corner Of Grsnd street Dr. Hart,
Minors Drug Sorr corner Of Broadway and John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27

SQCIETY LlBkARY.-Yshkse Hills Tnrd Lecture q
a. h az comedian refpessfay snsopnee: that he Will
Of ns SeT E1g a. ss1 at the Society Library Monday
most popular Ysriss storiS, and ~
particular desirs) will perform fsysiits Scotch melody
Gsniiem.As tickets, tickets, IS cent.
poor. At quarter before TLe.ure to commence at
w po:tponsnsnt on account of weather 'ua7as.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF Mr. CHARLES
BRAHAM AT NEW YORK. sven
MR.. BkAHAM has the honor announce, that he will
Concert At the scciety Library rsos corner Of
Instant .hsn n. Mr. Charles BTshan win make he isi
'' '' = '''' '''' '''' . PROGRAMME.
PART /.
sengThe Last Words Of Msrmion, Caske Mr. Brahan
1Sii ssshsm. Aco.s M M q B BS:.
lH bAs fnii sin nM B Bah.
Braham-tEom the opera or Mssss- q" ~"
n'sfo' Pm II ii'7's'''s'' -'e srsAan
Bong" whenI behed The anchor weisbsdn I, ..
Song Blue s.nn.t over Ii. Boii M M s s,tt:s
song lie Isds q III: vl.s. M s sS
Song The fieushmss tu nsa Sailor Dr. b.Ss.
Grsnd Brgend Scenario Mas Proudly aad wide
r,..... a., .,;... my standard ass -. ..-
epll music the door the evening Of the Cor.
Doors opened at seven aud the Concert TO It
to To- her ebds aS The publs In, Ps ia
VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAT. CONCERT
1t the City Hotel w the aeth isfant on wh
occasion Sign De Bgns Mr. Timns and other eminent
: Parcniars will, shortly be announced. ,.. moi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
PIANO FORTES
sl Music isl q ....a

A TwILL's MUSIC EsTABLIsHlsENr-Thsp ro,v;s-
tor IF &: sIs ~ sS 3, hs
Music , eSp,.a Ssn pq sSana Il.
81 a Gn aSs
OF every musician 81 any disliucti a. IN -. 80
Gry gay .dd 70 the aSsndy sxf COLI eSs q nsy and
the other stores about town. AZ ''T-.l
10 Community b. superior 10 NV o Gs
the country the being from elegantly
sossphe man Ps q sii
The price of Music at one the old and az low -
IT,. new music printed beautiful Tatsd Paper,
ATWiLL y constantly RECEIVING superior Piano Forte:
aT sog M M s b s NJ on '
sgs and Grscian scrolls al Of which are warrsn..s
made Of such materials and well seasoned - to std the
s.os q Il eyer. tnd f1
stools Of various patterns to correspond with Psno Of hoss
"S "a Pianos Pa o.i AIKEN n sseh,ps.
Second hand Piano. for SALE ysry cheap nyes
strangers and citizens 10 give him call seore i"e"k
~ gratis and Muoe sent to aIv prs 81
thesi'y .rwur.,s ,u,src ESTABLISHMENT.
's 81 sSlo Z. S.n ss.1 81 t.-r. hure
e,,,;fNp AND WHITE TEETH-The beet artie's in nae
Tor es,n n. Toss rss 4. esop y hs
r1ms and grateful sweetness the breath
f1 b5iES e OF ceMtLExIoNTh. best cosmetic for
efls 'SssH,r and ID pssns purple;
G.ca so~sry' eor'sr OF Grand ,ss and s's
To LETT three story n, surs ear rs.liM.
An eligible situation Tor Boarding. hosss or private ~
r...s..;on Immediately, IL required. Rsr' $751; Agry'
EEK Slip. m''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27

CHATHAM THEATRE.
MoNDAf EVENING, March as-Tse performance vii
r THE HE s Itsaf H,G.
Js adj no,,r sefso1 rsss ,,,..,,.,.He'd
THE EH 40 y atss:sxs = = q
'.,sa c.'s. ks H.. ro.: Stevens
J ee's'rA'sd n;e ,sr ., tnIcsrassnzas
THE GoLs En- tARMLR
EItsSetS ''nn SETON esid.E Tfs Th0ra'
r,To fsneia,: with :. ,i'. "'i '.e''''e'
Jenny Muss,shy s,ftoa "A thar Acrri, Held
s..., ~ and sas.r.a. s re y. M;: ..,,
aIyOHELL'D OLYMPIC THEAT11
MONDAY vENING March % The performance vii co.,
c..s; THE sES & tsI :ss1 ss.,,.. Michel.
susanna % 'Af.,r which A'' s'Ns''i'n u
Mr. CrumMes Mitchell Mr.. Aileyu CLARK
Fancy Miss Tinm.
PRINCE Perseverance M RornbastIs
Cinderella 1898, ga rya IT, NI~ Tn-
.AS@.sosDrss, eirce ysesA.s Upper bones y esass
0oon open stssvn Curtain rsss ~ halfvest
rEALE,S MN YORK MUSEUM =
Monday ,s Mhs q sSs EXHIBITIONS cOmnsnee on
@ a Ss :y sisy =:
;f%s ssst,is every wednesday
ana saurasyi at O'clock NJ FIIN''a 'f-f 80
The Largest ard kartst COLLECTIONS in the world Or ORR
ips Portraits # dstipEul.h.d AwIsan WORTHLESS.
S y ,nsnse expense gathered together
xd%iiianes The whole :; cents. ilsa bali price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
FULL ], GYMNASIUM.

sum 295 Greene street, near Bs.cker is soN opep
daily In addition to the regular the yuna-
sum there attached for exercise aud bowl
ing Alley, Quot Ground, Pisto Targt with IRrre omen
all others CD - tlr u 90 40 y - =
Gcpemen subscribing have The privilege Of exercising at The
branch Cy mnasium 20 Ann IT. whe there every pe
Necessary for indoor sparripg taught o. usual
FENCING ase BY an eminent Professor at such time
applicants In stcordance with the hss Terms OF yearly
suhsrrIo'ion have been reduced TO Sl0,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner Broad,cay a,,d Am ,trsst-

,,vv Under the MaS A., SGMs. :; r .tsoua
~ %sn s MoS!day Ma e g. The Nssagsr hss plea
Gypsy GIRL from wilths county, Enysand Whose wen
desp movie. &c IN VARIOUS scences enables her FORE
TELL FUTURE EVENTS with ineT editle eeourscy Nhe
wiz avparsny be sebs only enc foot dlase
81 ecimns of music, vocal powers kc il l. impossHe
S She can one a s.SeS wS Ans.
evening Mr. WiNCHELL hs droiersf VII In
ZIP g. AMP A.. x9USG ! HIGK
Mr.. O. r. BOOTH whoss comic scnxs isnd dustts ba,
drawn ferh universal Applause hero essSgsd ALDO Mn
Glass Blowing Grand Cosmorams Nassrs Fa, and sooSGo
A,l.ndid daX performances takes place every Wednesday
Admttahce the whole hsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE. RECREATIVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.

MORAL, lNSIRUCIltEs kECREATlVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE TO the nh abans Of the PRINCIPAL cities and
~ tovps Of New Yo,k, Pennsy wanna Rhode
y " SIGNOR HERVIO fNANO, 80
u
Babboon Fly &c has been the delight ths world an
nouscss that his intention, during the coming sum1er
months to visit the above States with his Cosevn ~
iTs Of and Bsad A vic GA.nS
cn number arstes 70 make the .
IL eonsis, of Bazaar flight Of f.nev
SANO will ernhody - - ~ = -''-T'~
ThR sH TaE hBiABBoov.! 7nt'a s'', i.'.a
M..y.han til. Queen of the reris H. Mad er;,. N,.o
ha 1n'r M TH 3 fs,lG~s Sr ~ -
consisting Of Pianofore Re:i.aons by Msdans HERvI0
l-Ofand Sonato In ID j. N. Hurnmel
2-Concerto Stuck in + c. NJ Won Wa
s-Grand Fantasia on the National Airs, God "
With full Orchestral Accomplishments.
To conclude with sofical Displsy Of the 1sfress
attending the Shipwreek Of with chsrse
terisc painting and music which sisnor Hervio Nsno
will Il. ia d. ' Msa m H.,,o
N.B.-Persons dcsrous of making summer arranseuenep
learn particular BY applying post pd) the under
signed, al the Branch Hotel, % Bowsry NsE Y.rk
MR. X MEEs lately from Europe Professor Of the art Of
S1 Arms it, highest branches aves nstrekons u Yea
sIg and The Knit Ssi Of s n CHECKED ED Turtle
For particulars enquire ~ sos Pearl street. ufrtur
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Passenger Sailed.
MARITIME HERALD

poRT on NEW YORK. MAhch AZ, 1912
SON mess ..-s vpLL Moon 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
MADAME COSTELLO.-

MADAME SOSTELLO, Female Physician. still cent?
Iues to treat 9th astonishing si diseases
saG,s Be removed b Madame
nc thorough repairs and Tor the better
OF her uumereus patients she prepared
70 ee treated for oS;.rcnGn Of ths monthly period
q AZ tunes, aud with the strctss regard to iecresy
All communications and letters must be post paid. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27

- FvK NEW OkLEAN4-Lo0niana and New
o~k York Line-Rreular Packet of ist Apr;I-Tbe
fa,t SAILING psstet ship LOUISA, Captain Null.
For freeAt having splendid fnsbsd
hon' ,appay on board fSot q c Mal ;ssse c es
Gs;, care VII Be taken to have the good. By his line
Agsas in New 0rs.ns Jas Z. Wooafua who viii prompt
: The packet ship LOUISVILLE Capt, Hunt will suc
coed the Louisa, and sail the 10th April her regular day
unQ7 :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
DOCTOR CARPENTER

MO- PECk SLlP.-Dcctor Carpenter continue. TO be
consulted a. usual at his old established Office No. Peck
slip 10 all those complicated neglected dseases which
have Gsmsd tn. SKILL or Iess
n2s ~ IL, - ''p IltIesTUR n CARPENTER
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% Delaware
1900 Indiana bonds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

aGrSt Spree. - Never was drunk
bdlonce iany lie" SAID CHIP once
y my h arlng; 'ncycr mean 10 b, n.
gam. The street seemed 10 be v.fv
steep, and ! fed my legs at every
step ~ II ] was getting up stairs.-.
several cart whci is we. q making
cn' oluIIonsin my b. ain; and at one
me | fancled my head was large
carving and turning establishment,
tue la'iiescf VIII CT was keeping in
motion with my own feet. could
not C nc i've what was the reason
hat the town had turn, d into sue Ii an
.nornous hill; and what made il worse
Was that il seemed all the time grow.
ing higher, and threatened to pitch
over me. Stop, stop, thougl /, and
Plihead this old hill yet-or, at least,
it $! ant head me. So turned Quad
20 60 down to get at the bottom: but
nang me il the town didn't turn round
with me-, heading me all the time, 81
presenting tie high blutfin font Of
me. Well, sure enough. the ground
,oon flew up and struck me in the
rcht ad; and as soon as the stars
clearee away, ! commenced climbing
with my hands and kn e.. The next
thing | saw was big brick house
Coming ull -plt around the corner!
md ! believe It ran right over me,
for don't remember any more!''--
Pic.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
TIE QUIZ QUIZZED.

A swell clerk, irsm the city Of
New York who was spending an eve.
lag in a country tavern, cast about
him t1r some amasem mt. Feeling
sc. ure in the pcss, ssion Of the most
money, lie made the following Offer
civil drop money into a hat with
any man in the room. The one who
holds out longest shall take the whole
and treat the company"
all do IT." said an old farmer.
The cooke, y dropped in a quarter,
the caufftrsman 70 lowed with a
"BuDgtown" copper.
'Go on said the cookery.
~ won't" said the farmer, stake
the whole and tieat the company"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

10 Ieass ne,h'as andons, asd 10 spses ~ pains,
essnlvss, ~ espeuss,
0.~Esefy substNbs' n thls papss ~iil sveslvs
eopy ~ I LAHRt'a AMfAtoAh iteskr ~.
aHAar, nWierd belyw, vihut el,s,ee, thn.
fsndsiins the Satu,isy Mossum,l s w#st deslfa
bile, The mosl anaetvs, aad 40 cheapest Fam
y Nsw@Iapsf ,hat has svsr been poblis6sd IN me
y. states.
no AGENTS TERMS,
Any individual wen wili take the trouble g.
procure the names ~ his Trends, snd Femit lhs
l,inda, will 10 omitted 10 she communications whtl
IRE NJ present.. and will continue ~ be, mt
further ooiles. mom libemI BY Ia, than have
yot boeu offered by any Newspaper ofresI Char.
meter of tnerit A commission " 10 CENTS Will
fof The prsssnt, be allowed 20 Agents upon cac
Subscriber.
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
.OH! Mr. ART WILL BarAx!D

"Such misfortune! he took car.
wing knife, and cut his throat, yester.
day J" THAT is certainly very
shocking; but he was such a bad
husband, that you must look on il az
a releas4 after all."-s-Oh! but your
worship" cried the woman, busting
into roar Of genuine regret, 1theY
to-te-t'o ok him TO the hospital, and
sew,d tup again, and h., s now doing
as well as ever!-oh! oh my Fart
will breakp'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
TIE FIRST TARIrR NAN.

snow, boys, you've 6 Il though the
lessons on Biography for the present;
now for the Definitions Obeisance:
What is tariff"
Il s contraction Of the word
tear of, sir. II means to tear off a
part OF any thing"
"Who was the first tariff mani"
'.Dasid. sir; because he tore offa
part Of Saul's garment when he was
asleep and didn't know it,"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

REVIEW OF THE N. o. MARKET

REVIEW OF THE N. o. MARKET.
We give below, from the Plcayunc
orthe 2sth ultimo, the ranglug price,
Of the most important articles ofcon-
sumption in the country, at New Or
leans, up to the above date;
COTTON.
Louisiana and Mississippi--Infri-
or, A a Al; Ordinary, 5a 81; Mid
ding, ). a 6; MlddIing Fair, ia "a I;
Fair, nan; Good Far, saa St;
Good and Fine, 81 a.;
SUGAR-Extreme prices, a SIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices, Is
aud l7cents per gallon.
FLOUR-S3 Is a SO 87a per Dbl.
BACON-Hams, "a a SC cahvass'd
s a Sac; Sides, A a 4ic; Shoulders,
4a5c per pound.
LARD--5 a &c per pound.
BAGGING-Exireme prices, Is a
deeper yard.
BALE ROPE-Extreme prices, S
a 81 cents per pound.
WHISKEY-Rectifed, "a IS c
ger gallon.
LEADS a SO Sc per loo lbs,
COFFEE Extreme prices, "a
scents per 10. according qu ,lity.
SALr-Liverpool tine, 81 s. and
81 Sc per sack; do course, 81 81 and
81 81; Turks Island, rs 26 cents
PSF hushel.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

I
TO be PubhSheim the IoUn Of Ma
con, Norubee County, Missis-
sippi.
BY reference to the table Of Do
nestle Exports, it will be seen our
county i, destined by nature TO stand
pre-eminent. r CHI in 20 la popu-
lat'on highly INTEL gen and c5mp.r-
lively uaembarrass, d, presents
greater inducements to The INN grant
than amy other portion Of our s ate:
and yet with all her wealth, enter.
p Use ard int lligence, much OF he,
patronage has fostered liv.l colmu-
mites. To present b r cl,ilns prop
erIy TO the country, to da,elope her
T UT. es and tford h,r cit,z Ms an
opp r,uni'y OF being h ari as TO men
and measures, the underigned pro,
poses to publish a We ky N-w>pa
per under the above tile, Geyoted
mainly 10 Agricul ure, Literature aud
the passi' & events fthe day. Asan
Am ticau, We cannot be ms, nsi le Ia,
nor shall we he al ose her silent up
on The great questions which are q
gain 10 agTr9nU urcpn8naon eountFs;
and whilst from clear conviction OF
hight. we shall advocate -..c Z 9ctrines
Of DFMocRAcy. yet we shall n. .r in
tentionally offend the feelings o. any
one politically opposed.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

REAL LovE.--Sir Robert Barclay
who commanded British squad
ron in the battle of Lake Erie, was
horribly mutilated by the wounds he
had received in that action, having
lot his right arm and one Of his legs.
Previously to his leaving England, he
was engage Ito ayoung lady to whom
he was tendetly attained. Feeling
acn ely on his retura that he was
mere wreck, he se..t a f nd to the
lady, informing her Of lis mutilated
condition, and generously offering to
release her from her engagement.
''Tell him. replied the Loble girl,
that ] will joyfully marry him If ne
has only enough Of body left 10 hold
his soul"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

Ifthere is d delicate, deFormed, or
W. ak-m,nded chilli in a family, il IS
generally the fayorite with Tvs parents
This Is a beautiful ilIustraticr, of ma.
ture taking the part Of the most helps
lesss-[ Lacon.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
TERMS.

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vance; S. SO IN 6 months; or 81 at
the end of the year. No >ub>crip-
tion received for less than 6 m pnths.
The first number will appear on or a
about the lst If January, 1917.
ANDREW M kRSCHALK.
Macon, Dec. 18th, lS42.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

VI NNO"AbDNC,S I'VE" SS N AWO0tsMGANi
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politics-opposed to quackery, u de-
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Morals, Health aud Amusement.
lhe Tales. Sketc Is, Narratives,
Biographies, Essays, n Poems, shall
be OF the first order--the st pr, d lc-
iiors OF the best writer's OF the day.
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Chemistry, and tie useful Arts aud
Sciences, with iibt raj portion of
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