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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-06
MEDICAL AID.

mr. GREGORY long accustomed prescribe for diseases
- Of pirate nature reside. at 81 Mott street ne has
been particular and close observer OF cause and effect he has
obtained horaugn practical knowledge of this branch Of his
into his practice. He does boast of making
rapid and hasy but his satisfaction TO perform tho
and radical and in short space time
possibly be done with advantage and safety the PATIENT and
generally speaking for the patient 10 observe
change busne pursuits asy and consequently mper
feet the from whence result distressing
consecutive secondary sympoms and the like result
frequently follows the of remedies
THIS reasoL-that medicine howeyergood the rst
mary stages the complaint be supposed the
same power and influence the human system when
swallowing medicine from day to day his disease
changing chronic form TO the least likely
terminate permanent debility, perhaps something
worse.
Dr. Gregory deems worthy remark that he has often
applied for relief by who having been treated
for the complaint discharged as being cured and them
selves of the opinion that II really A few days
eapse and the disease begins show itself
only occasionally otners again the relapse
inducing length chronic nammatioa attended with
other visible effects which il would be indicate to describe
advertisemen but which will be recognized readily by
evey afflicted. 1t is such state of things this that
structure and 1t is by surgical means only that
with the chronic inflammation rather lnduation Tor ~ this
stage of the malady there and that by mild and
simple Dr. is proud TO that he has Discovered
and brought his aid remedy before used IN these
which has proved successful instance where
has applied aud has effected of from to ID
years. duration. This announcement not made through mo-
lives and love of boang but simply TO inform those
in need of the where be found Those seeking
DR. Gregory will find him ut his house. (not drug
Mott street. about $50 om Chatham All let
e. must be paid.
Dr. Gregory has published little the above sub
jects price FOR sale by author and also by Messr
Sands Druggists, IN Funseet and both corners Broadway
and Chambestrec aud IN the Bowey at Nos So and 1888
6 Delaney, corner Suhoikstreet ana II East Broadway
Market-street au27 lmsm
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

PARR'S LIFE FILLS.
IT is impossible calculate the benefits TO the human
which result from the discovery of Old PARIS
cpe. The fine herbal medicine which compounded from its
direction has thousands been tried and proved to be
the efficient remedy Of the day Nor confined in its
usefulness the diseases of the for sought by and
found the medicine chests OF the wealthy classes OF
Great Britain and various parts of the continent Of Europe
As family medicine it uneJualled and all powerful in
removing bilious and other complaints from the derange
of the ailimenty ducts and in purifying the blood Its
certain the Of the delicate complaints incident
females grateful the aste aromatic TO the smell at the
time gentle in its operation escacioos that
female ought to be without boon left them by its
nerabe discoverer, Old iPan. 80
has been but short before the public the propre
tors received applications for me Pills from
o. the United States; and have had gratifying tes
monia of their good effects in diseases at
this season of the year.
To all tn, refoe who afflicted and in bad eah.
would of the where the
Genuine PARIS Life Pills may be had, viz
Rushon Aspnwa druggists and chemists, &c William
ITO Broadway. and 10 Astor House. -
Abraham Sands Co druggists and chemists buildings,
273 Broadway corner Of Chamber ST.
Dicke, 43 Broadway. corner of Lspenards st:
John Dodd, druggist Broadway, corner OF Bleeckerst.
A w Radeau, Bowery Medicine Store EGO Bowery:
Symes NJ. dicpe Store, SO Bowery, cerner of WakerAt
Tripler, Fulton and Water sts.
Horace Everett druggist 1857 Greenwich ST. next the corner OF
Coddngon apothecaries 227 Hudson street, Of
Spring street.
Cotton chemist and apohecary Blocker Of
Jones st.
Wendover. druggist and apohecary, al Eighth aveWe.
Brookyn-Wm Armstrong, Seed drug, and patent msdicins
warehouse, 1811z Fulton ST.
And Wholesale at the proprietor. office,
Clarendon House. corner Of Duane and Broadway.
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I'VE WOULD direct the attention Of readers the
w Rheumatic Erdicatng Linment, invaluable article
ee advertisement in another column Of this paper
Gu Is imrr
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NO QUACKERY =!

DR PROVIDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
- TUKNlP for the of ConsumptioDs, Coughs Colds,
Splitting of Blood, and all other Breast Complaints. .
On account of the norums claiming univer medical
qualities the subscriber has felt hesitation in bringing the
claims of his medicine before the public He that IN
his undertaking. he will be styled by the
quack and his medicine be qualities good quacke-
this will longer restrain him from afoding 10 the
afflicted the of reeff they his remedy
III time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Tunip in itself certain
remedy for Inflammation of the pectora which, though
slight first, Gas colds often results in consump
His experience authorizes him putting his discovery
in competition with any and all the multudnou of
that the public eye, confident that fair trial Will
result all cases, the atestaons of It's sovereign
medical qualities that have been to him by those who
ha, attested its worth by
The delicate lady, in all and every condition of life,
may this compound without the slightest risk nconve
nience And in all Of darrht complaints Of
ordinary character seldom if ever fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly approaching the of other nedi.
and without deactipg the least from the medical
practitioner, this remedy offered the world the best
safest and remedy for all affections Of the lungs and
breast that has made its He has IN ms pos
session the certificates of hundreds who after spending
and almost bere of hope have resored him for relief and
found it,
Ply sicsns invited il pulmonary affections, and
in all cases where cough Is left after measles -
The proprietor Agents the principal cities ID the Uni
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RING SO Fnlton
Cliff Guon 127 Dr. Crowel 286 Bowery; Bassett,
ga, Dicke, ALB Broadway; Coddngon Hudson and
Spring sts eod3mr
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CONFECTIONERY.

ICE CIR EA MS, SODA WATER &C.
BRADEN, No. 70 Canal street, still his old stand
d and will be happy his friends well the public
generally, and would inform them that he continues make
his articles of COME and Ice Creams
which have been generally approved Of from their being
pure and wholesome deesnous articles used the
manufacturing of them the of the whole
under his immediate supe ryision.
SEGARS, CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &c. &c
whole sale aud retail.
% Particular attention will be paid orders for furnish
private families for Ice Creams, Jeie &c
prices % the times.
Orders FOR Confectionery from the country will be attended
10 with promptnesS and despatch.
He takes this opportunity Of returning his thanks the be
raj patronage bestowed, and hopes continuance
public favor. au2 i'm.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIX, HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
or Falling of the Womb by external application supersed-
ing the use Of the obectona Pessary confidently
mended TO the afflicted the Of perfect
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has very high character in Europe
IL this country II is adopted the entire disuse OF
pesae and all other painful surgical expedients Lying
n-Hospas of London and Paris. and universally
mended in Europe by medical Of the highest In this
Colleges and Hospitals and BY all the eminent private
titoners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No.
Vesey street, having entrance from the business de-
where lady attendance, apply
Tlusses and Supporters 10 female patients. au26 lmsr
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MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME
TNCURARTE

CENTS AS several of your certificates the Of
VI letters have concluded adopt the me hod
nv for the of
parable compound Extract OF Hoarhound Candy case.
under blessing of Providence has done wonders have
Tor The last three or four years afflicted with sickness my
symptoms pain shooting through the top Of
shoulders and anness the pit Of stomach dry and hack
ing cough great distress my back, much splitting OF natter
eaked with considerable blood, loss Of appetite respiration
often very difcutn short physicians pronounced
decided consumption contnuedn this state two years.
suffering the excuciaing agones and al last
gave up all hopes Of being cured The ht yen was
der the Of Of most eminent physicians who pro-
nounced ncurable suffering this state when
presented large package of your Candy which al
had used about wohds began 10 feel its benefits aud
am enjoying better health than have for the last five
years Hoping this be Of 10 others has 70 me,
| am your crate full friend, Mrs. ANN GOODWIN.
4ls Cherry street.
To Messrs. PEAsE < SoN, IS Division ST.
ADMINISTRATORS Aspinwall, 10 Astor House, ITO
Broadway and Sc William 81; smith, 81 Greenwichi WASH
hun 283 Greenwich Holden, Rvngon MARITIME,
corner 2st and 9Th avenue Pastor 65 streets
Brigham, corner Houston and Avenue D. Dnggs 68 Broad
say Stone corner Hudson aud Montgomery Jersey City;
h. Blake staten Island Agents in Brooklyn, Hays l39 Full
Sands t; Croker Co Atlantic and Henry ar aul2 lmr
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CHALLENGES competition with all The importance
~ which all have, TO the Head Of Hair is a clear
index Of the value personal figure and when by
capueious frea Of Nature the human form deprived
fair proportion Art resoried order by artificial MEANS
70 supply the deficiency Hence have those ru
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bary's Ventating
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEAps HAIR, which be had at lag
corner OF Liberty street, up stairs.
In all Of failure the growth Of air BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his unknown Vulgar
ard those whom Nature has been bountu dstbu
Of Hair will do well place under his .nr
veiance. Prices to suit the times
jy
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DENTISTRY.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
~ has Marmoslieon Paste for filling decayed hollow teeth
perfectly harmless in its composition and can be put INTO
the most tooth without pain Inconvenience and WIN
which it becomes impaced sod body maintaining us
oIiYn. apps sr,ucs and for lite The numerous
mails from ladies in the first Of society speak IN the
glowing terms @ its efficacy The Evening Post ga May
admirably adapted for tender teeth and TO
with great and ability.p
The following from the New Orleans Pcayune. Dee 9th,
sufficiently speaks Of DR.. Cs skill as mechanical dentist:
Lieut. who was employed in the Florida service, dur
ing an had side Of his loweraw and part OF
the upper shot IL feared would be
manen but meeting with Dr. A. c. Castle, Of New York
aIhcal substitute with teeth made and fitted ill., and the
Sran Dr. A. inserts teeth on the principle Of adhesion
Toothache Pills one Of which in the painful tooth will
effect apemanen mt
Dr. A c. c. Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Mrs General Gaines Dr. F. u Johnson President Of the
Medical Society and the several Professors of York
University Of and Surgeons ~ Touey NJ D.
DEAFNESS-Drs. Castleand Edwards, Aurss 2e7 Br adj
way the Of aness and all diseases
Acoustic Drops, for ncpien
noises, or collecU ons IN the ear. su2l lmsr
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DOCTOR GLOVER


EGS inform those who have recently enquired if he has
- left the practice of his proe ssion that he
prescribe FOR such his aid usual Those difficult
and protacted which practical to
have been the particular objects of his study The
raj and important remedies which have escaped the ober
yationof the less srrutinsng physician
Dr. GIovers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements of the day, being graduate the
deal profession The should beware
the host OF self named Doctors and of whom
10 be authors OF little books subjects OF which they
totelly ignorant.
Office, No Ann s-private entrance, 4h door from the
Museum--ofhce hours until 20 lock PM. a6 lmsr
DR.. SOLOMON HEINE
WOULD inform his patients and the public, ths still ad
w here's TO his original propositions receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
from S Broadway No 81 Resds opposite
the Marshall House. where he socs the attendance the
long time under diseases considered by them ncurabe
SOLOMON HEINE NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the
Of Dr. Solomon Helne would state that the only Doctor
Hene who has lived in, had his office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
SINCE have had the pleasure of knowing him that
tune, and OF witnessing many surprising performed
by hmhe above the of IS years. and the only
Of the who member Of the medical Of the
City and State OF New York.
Z. w. WETMORE, NJ d.
Sworn before me this q N day of
Of April, A. ID. 1912
HEE ON nfn lead anty Inbr
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AMERICAN MACINTOSHES.

'I'HEsE Water Prooi rmens being furnished
our est bShment, IN possible. fully
equal 10 the imported either French English, much
better de up The style Of cut aud TT such will bear
comparison with the most imported coats
rally preferred Dealers supplied on favorable
terms Gentlemen who prefer, be and garments
cut to their taste member-Ddy, IS Maiden Lane is the
only manufacturer OF the real American Macintosh
HORACE H. DAY
Successor to Roxbury India Rabber Company,
az lm"r Warehouse TO AIaidr Ian
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GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor
nu Of Duane street, Ne,c York
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
w articles Sideboard5 Bureaus Bedsteads Coz
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Cases Looking Glasses Dnng Centre Tea and Pier Tables
Pianos, Sofas Sofa Bedsteads Beds Bedding Paleaste Mat
tesses Carpets Oil Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Stands Toiiet Tables, Candle Stands, Bureau Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, NC.
Also large of and women's Wearing Ap-
paIe and second handed
All the above articles offered the Pablo al very
low Persons Of said articles would 10
their advantage make early call the above establish
Shipping oden punctuay attended and packed the
shortest notice reasonable Mattresses Bedding
g. Tor httng out vessels, constantly ON hand.
Al orders 20 the above establishment will be PEACEFULLY at
tended 10 and thankfully received.
~ b-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
- - S'
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A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.
O-FoT dtr yins dand and preventing the hair from
ss .i1ss o ASs . nSS H GT,:
The Of of ssss aas lei s
@ 1 Se Si Isse s sn Oh a'
Ha-makes grow thick and long, prevents falling off or
turning grey, and il hair has begun such
eoo Also Ss and
de and Z ssed for short lime i will to
and S
purchasers. Price 80 per bottle, highly psra%sd
au3l iwsr Ie5 Greenwich ST. N. Y.
MEDICAL CAUTIoN-rstients seeking NEEDLES, = aid
Docto for seToes TACT alas too true that Of whole
horde advertising Doctors $50 calsdl this devoted city
medicine they BY nature or education by any means
M IS to be depoled that such base imposition suffered or
tolerated in defiance Of the law which makes highly penal
offence practice medicine WITHOUT legal d.
Dr. Carpenter however has personal complain
aus sei and their sSovs the ssda
psstss confined g more legitimate hands. 49,. -.
cc os depends on Rs NE ana
DE- Iesss he
g1Sn G ss y yas
only reason for business much condemned by
the over sensitive on the subject" TO OBTAIN money ana cure
DO Sss rssa S f,i street Charges
DE- 1Av Nd S aaSs d. as @
Building to us Chambers where he WILL without the
of mercury radically few days, the most IN
veterate cases syphc dea Dr. Bennas remedy IS Gu
trel free from any coposve ninera and when
symptoms which invariably follow we abuse cor rather the use
Of mercury other med, universally admin
stercd in those cases Dr. Brennas medy simple that il
Gamble administered without the danger OF pad cone
the patient being able dunn the treatment 10 attend
10 his business and live usual. -,
DR. grennas practice not confined the e tina above
but will continue give his professional advice
tents aud 90 administer medicines the homeopathic SYSTEM
only one that has or chronic diseases
Office hours, from 10 to- O'Clock, and from to NJ
Chambers street J3O lmr
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DR.. CARPENTER
PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.

- geon, aud RECEIVED his diploma this cy the year 1915
graduate OF Union College; L. of
the United States during the lac war; be By
ference 10 the and officers
Liceuiiate Of the New York Site Med io the =.
tweny-nne years practitioner of dis CITY has has Office
for years at No Peck slip, Perl aud
important 10 know Is the fact that all delicate and
diseases whether of long DURATION ne is enable
effect speedy and effectual cures.
Dr. C. would most seriously caution the invalid beware of
The numerous catch nostums that continually
ded to their notice by host of unpnciped and
precndes $50 otherwise respectable druggists who
have fiji of late sanction the imposition By advertising
and vending inalble specifies their mutfaous
seIous compounds
How importan thereo the victims OF indiscreton in
the ncipent of disease place themselves the
OF experienced physician who judgment and discm
nation they rely with confidence the issues Of life
death often determined BY the 6t application in for
formidable malady
Dr. Carpenter would add that his and offices are admir-
raby adapted the privacy of PATIENTS and his charges will
be found reasonable
Office open until o'clock. au27 In m
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A CARD TO THE ladies

PARlS DRESS-MAKING ESrABLIsHMENT-No
w Lt,t bLoadway one door from Market stree-MRS
~ r. fhS, late Miss 3. Purser Of 293 Broadway
informs her former customers and IN. aides
that she has recommended the Dressmaking bls.
@ " wv ABOVE named establishment where she will deyo,
[ 20 teeIt Service, and confidently assures those
Ginse NY nay Ia'or her with their patronage that Dresses
SioaAs ols &C. entrusted skill shall h. J.I,s.'
go SO pesSt IN style, ht, and finish of
4, an OF the most approved estabshmen,
Droao"ay' ana i k, much more moderate prices
~ =, Mrs w. II. JEFFERS 7TL Va, r.
B-Masters, Misses Chdreas, d,esss. eaS, proa.
A he rest
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHI 4 n :

/ HARRIS, Draper X Tabor 681s Bowery-yyond 80.
fully inform h.. friends and the c hat he has
pledges himself that article m I'm and
style and workmanship in the city Al nT,cs 20 IN
mes-having purchased his entire at the pre.n we
On hand quantity Of shooting coats. got up in ,uueo
style cloth cape cloaks, NC. Nf'''o'
Garments made up the shortest notice Terms. cash m
delivery. an2e i'm. ="
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRENCH

Il RENCf1
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS.
DRUN LA ROSlERE < COURT, 1l6 William street
IL The only of Brun l.. Rosefe Co Pans have
nst received by the Have Pck Ships Sr,ie de Grasse
The Suy, large assortment OF Superior and Fahionb
Flowers, of the latest PIrisian styles
No Ito VILLA street and only of those
No.
The above firm has been lately declared by decrecy of the
Tribunal lie Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris
ony legitimate of the firm of Bun Ia Rosere
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BOARDING

OUSE sol Pearl street between Beekan and Ferry sire
IL Pleas with board-Gentiemen who prefer DIM
at late hour have breakfast o'clock au3 In.
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FI'HE Proprietor having removed No Broad
opened this establishment the of the eat
public socts ms ireAd aud Others give him call
Every dehcacy of the be had here. and every
thing served the cherch. style, the bar supplied
wlh good Wines and Liquors a all times
Tsbls d'Hote, O'Clock.
Citizens and strangers will find this admirable place to
dine down Town, being business.
N b. Private Rooms may be had for parties single gen
temen, furnished au2n
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AL-I0o tons Liverpool CanneI GOAL Tor sale m o, ,o
landing from ship Siddons Annv -,
EDWD X COLLINS, a Co, IS South street !"
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Our China Trade.

III rccoll.ct correctly. FOR have not the ia"'
It hand the second act after the foundation '' u'
Constitution established strong diser'#iHd''oh
b. principle IT American policy. Tonnage on
our ye..el. ouce year. cents; on foreign YES
.e... Is cent. at zach >Hfry. On tea, % cents
Illumination. in addition to the duty This had
,.,.n modified a. differen, times but the principle
preserved
In 1888 the dsty ~ tea Wa. rrpealed, and $
discriminating duty established Of 10 cents It I'M
oorred in foreign vessels. In al these act' the
mpor,ation mast be &" from China or Idls.
Thu. securing 10 our commerce and ,eamen the
long VOYAGES OF the tea trade, and shutting out the
,bips of the East India Company ; also European
.bin.. especially sweden and Bremen ships nav''
lated at one.half costs of OUT vessels
l84I Extra Session. duty-2O per cent-on
All jmportation.. Sc. &c. "ExcEFr t,.. coffee,
Sc. sc. DUTY FREE.
Thus. Hk q the boy, cat, which be would have
,,r,ce killed. the dfy on tea va. f'eice repeated
and mark the result: under TIN, Excf'r the
discriminating d,tfy on tea of 10 cents was re-
pea.ed and also the restriction in all the former
law. of imported from CHINA.
Conere.. did not understand the import OF the
fleet Of the laws they were passing. The lea
Trade was thu. opened to countries Whence Ame-
rican vessel. and careocs are excluded Lngi'h'
Swedish. Bremen, and other ships, are now IN the
4ucrican Tea Tradr. and tea comes from ing
and and any part Of Europe. The West India
trade Is lot by our d.Yi7mai,e 'liI. and about
,so hundred ,hip. ar. now idle in the New-lorN
lock. for want Of ireight'. and ship-bui.dine l.
almost stopped. American importing merchants
are almost ruined and gone. ImPortation' are on
foreign account:
\ new Tariff bin j, nov before Congress. II
provides duties a. follows
sec @ Tea imported fran, sa5f T fs Copeef 'ooa Hogs
in 4mer,eqa vessels. 10 cents from any puri p'a,e' -
els BOZ fsrcgn vessels, II cents from any othei a'''
Thu. the Tea Trade il opened to the world. " 'ih
a discriminating duty OF one rent IN favor OF Ame'
rican vessels. and the American shipping interest
hut out from the British West Indies and most
mort, of Europe. II J.. holding out inducements
to the British army in China To iucommode our
trade or exclude our vessels from the China trade.
Better might New-York, on her!Part. have again
the fire of '35, which burned in one night twenty
million. worth of property, than endure the con-
tinuance Of such Legislation and such measures.
y,.,.Y,cI Nav 1872 'JUUICioUs Ts.FF'