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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
MADAME COSTELLO.

III ADAME Gus IELLO.
MADAME eOSTELLO. Female Ply siean. stiii CONT
M rues to treat 9Th astonishing success all se.es pecu
m wbsev.T cause proSaesd can be rcmoy.i by MaJame
very short time. Madame C establishment hav
ing Undergone thorough repairs aud aera tions for the better
accommodation OF her psti.nts she " prepared
to ladies the point of confinement those wko
wish be treated for obsrucn Of their monthly PERIOD
Madame C. be consulted at her residence 81 Lspenard o.
at all times, and with the stricest regard secrecy.
All communications and letters must be pest paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03


DR. a. @ HULL, NO. 4vEsEY STREET. AsTOR
- HOUSE, NEW TORk,-Penons afflicted with rup-
lures rely upon ths b:.s in:tmsnt: aid the yoSd
or to either o the chief Of the
United Sate Patients must he careful to examine the back
Of Dr. Hnli Trusses that they endorsed BY
Pr Hull in writing None other are genuine 70 Be
cured without further expense than the Of the Truss
The radical has been under tbs progressive practical
for than twenty past in DR. Huirs
Truss Office and brought state Of unr vailed per-
lection. m5 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
DIR ATTEN'S RAT,SAM

~ Colds Consumption ard Liver Compla sumption
disease often secrey lurking in the system for years be-
stage be cured e.ctuay and crianly e
m their ungs sensib affected but in due resort
Dr. Aliens Basam Of liverwo-this medicine has proved
wiz have abundant bless the hand Of Providence
More than 100 Physcans in this city now use this medicine
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED-Dr. Allen-Dear Sir
have used Balsam Of Hoehound Livrwort and Pleu
rsy Rotn rsciee for some months pss, and from the
s.sses very superior the Of Liver Comp
anu 0onsumptioa strongly uend to the public
and the Faculty. Respectfully,
I'D. RICHARDSON, MD.
WHOOPlEG COU GH-This disc ase is prevailing very
extensively is sweeping eff little ones with very
few DAYS iluess Parents should remember that Dr. Al
len. Basam Of Lvsrwor The only nfaibls remedy, and
Sold by w. A. Tay Tor, wholesale agent, SO Barclay s
NJ Guion, 27 Bowery corner Of Grand street Dr. Hart
corner of Broadway and Chamber street q. Fay at
Minors Drug Store of broadway and John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber having completed and in operation his
newly invented Cotton and Hay Press offers ose or dis
pose O. Presses part the United States
ass Tor the sale Of The patent right for seon Of the
seen IN ops alton dal the hours Of andI A.
at the Of Avenue aud 5th street On this the
power o. our men Will bale OF the density Of
w,.ty i've po.na. to The cubic foot tive
great cost a.d at the psce shpmen The power
1.-TWO sufficient Tor hay density
y pounds to the cubic foot the time The press In
very simple in its con:ucon not liable get repair
and Of abou three by on the floor
perfectly portable and will be sold tina
part other Of equal power now in use
Inquire the subscriber the Office CT Prenfi,s M 10
Wall street between the hours ofi2 and Of r. W.
at his achine shop oil kivngton and Levin
streets Letters post paid will immediate attention.
ms p u. GARDINER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
M. DAVID l.. ROGERS, returned to the city, and
- resumed his professional business at Broadway

JIkATE AND POUDRETTE.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing
Company Offer 400 barrels of Poudree for sale
daily preparing both Uate and Poadree the weather.
proves favorable they expect to have La supply in the
spring This company have connection with other
and Poudretre they offer is warranted than
what has been ade New and
they have the evidence Of farmers and practical chemis
IT, This company alone make Urate They have dis
dr.ne, although much more sypens,s They DC not nov
manure nor moulding sand from the fodes the
material th,. not in valuable nanar: The company
Fasteners have no rssGnabe ground 70 complain Of and
TKRMs-Cash delivery for Psadise 40 cent? bushsI
person wanting few baes may have the same delivered
tanning four bushels struck sue free OF carriage barrel
will four bushels heaptd pretended b.
somc).
nomy with which they can be applied one boy win DO more
day than with team carng cut IA
three Farmers and gardeners who have tried these
ha bushe Of oudrette eqa aoad Of barn
uard manure. ~ =,
sack Bridge, New jersey Of Messrs. stwell Dey, No.
Fulton street. Brookly d at the Office Of the company,
No IS Liberty street New York Letters By mail post
addressed The Lodi Manufacturing Co., box sos Post or
Ace New York will be forthwith attended aud ..
wishing at TINE orders IN
advance and the will them. m6lmds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
MAKcH y, 1912

REMARKABLS SvIsIpE Captain James Pittit, of
Polk county, Tenn committed suicide on the 10Th
February, by blowing out his brains with a rifle.
Heshad no white family, bat about twenty-seven
negroes. The jury summoned, upon examining his
effects found his will in trunk, made about week
previously, together with about SO 900 in gold and
silver. The purport Of his will was, that all his
negroes should be freed, and his personal effects,
together with the cash on hand, should be divided
amongst them.-HghIand, S. c., Sentinel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL
PILLS

EFT the unfortunate assured thai there exagge
IL in asserting these pills TO be speedy and radical
cure for Gonorrhoa elects lrationo Kidneys, &C. They
were several prescribed by the celebrated Abern
Inv OF the above diseases Ia the first stages
usually sufficient TO effect cure in few days In long
chronic obstinate elects &c they equally
hund had taking other med
for months which tended to destroy the constitution
the disease They the subject
TO the troublesome weakness which frequently
using other medicines They have unplc taste
taknghtm might frequent the most refined society
without having their nisiortunts suspected They
posed entrey Of tabe ingredients vhich nvgoras the
hpohecies Hall IS atherne street. and in Brooklyn
by Blagrove, druggist, Fulton street. MA In.
Elirj, daily expecte from Liverpool. For tais be
GLOVER McMUkRAf, :,
mag iOe Pine 81 corner Of South,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
DENTISTRY.

4
w who wear Artificial Teeth aud those who may require
them to his method nj supplying the Max,lary family viz.
the Teeth Knowing that there di agreeable taste in this
mouth of those who indulge in acds esung from actiea
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit oft he
inserts eethom complete without using
tcie Of metal Of any description.
81 Chambers street. ms Inn
R OLVE stli continues treat secre diseases OF all
kinds, with uprtvaled skill and SURPRISING judgment,
which enabled him eff. speedy perm cure
those who have been aggravated by the
nc,3us shu use III s r - % pa ssI ava, sP's
Ct which sends and destroy the constitution
His medicue mild and will disagree with the fas-
cions and delicate red drop
well known for binary vrtaes curing the
West Broadway. hesrCapa street mis- Inv
M. DAvID I. ROGERS, has returned to the ely, and
- resumed his professional business 326 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

- DRESS BOOT5-LATEST FRENCH
s0 STYLE.-Th. .ub.criber makes to order Boos
OF tbs descrp Of the uest .y Of rei CHI calf
in in n. latest e and a. very reasonable
prices articles to cal and be convipe
ed tina from ten TO twenty cent below other
ore the neghb rhood Ora wings being taken OF
and h las kept for each there ia no euity
ma &c ting andsoms yet Easy fit.
Constaatly on hand lage Of FASH ,nabe ready
n ade boots prices varyins frsm rWO DOLLARS FlF
CENTS TO Six DOLL AIRS; half boots, CATERS, shoes,
pumps slipper g. &c &C.. at equally " pIices
JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fultonst,
o,a~I BET Nassau nd Dutch r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

CAKL kING.
The wsi nown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufactsre5 f. her m j,sty he ANN
respectfhy to the Ladies that he
has on hand most splendid and . Of
tred to most fascinating becoming shape, called
THE EtLNLER co rTAGE,
with Gpsey sides and Swiss Flare around the 'front.' The
bads Hat: sremade OF Of the mo, elegant patterns
QUEEN VICTORIA.
TIL. ak ia conducted by the and
tasty mne not TO be eqSaled The iks are Of the nsa
pond Those who wish conyinc. themselves call at
No. SO Caual Broadway, and " Division streets
N Bills Pa ii Ribbons and French Flowers are Of the
latest style Be purchased at either of his establish
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SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO

THE American Magic Mixture" has been hailed az one Of
greatest Of the present sge and IS long as
science exists will be considered he most Invaluable
discovery diseases Of the urinary well a. he
forming radical short time the siaary RENE
des take even nonhs Oae dose cannot fail to enst the hes
atpg and over its favor and out Of he hunrede
put their faith il il not one has been d.sHPond
he pale Of The Msgc Mixture" has long stood IN
vaiIed has whsood the imagery 80 Pompouy
and no ubouousy displayed host OF unprncped imita
ting SuacEs who.e only been and deceive the
E'r.a. strs.t cav ChN M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03


CARDS, BILL-HEADS, sc.
IVORY SURFACE CARDS, Of superior manufacture
printed and fdin RsSn 4 !sf fY Pkicsk:
leo Cards, .....:............:; 50 cents
s g: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
1000 comuon Card, at less prices.
Circulars RS:s SHOW ,., Bill; 81 and
every description Of sGeSueo a. q. on
fay
"
on hand. npowNsoN.
mqslm 6 Gold 81. near fulton.
500 J.a.p 1 .ns
Paste Stones. Waieh Glasses &c. offered for sal. for
above ;fss I;
RREAD-BKEAD-BKEAD- fALMEKs new 3.
.hIiinssnd made from the best superfne h0ur-try t.
%Ts M 50r zr0Kr-6, N, "a ;m1or;,r, of
ladies' French sho and DEALER. in ladies'. ssnsismsn
misses boys, and eildrens fancy and staIe boos Shoes
and valuable assortment always hand war
''n'e' o. 'A' M . S'' FUTILE s HAYWARD.
B-souther n and Western merchants III want Of LADIES'
real hG;; the mos; n ENDS Of
r. OLD FOIL-Of superior quality, manufactured BY Ash
sale w. /. RUsHToS A s.wIiiisn .il;.,
DAyUEREEOTYRE.laD asserre0tpy' apparatus com
-
400 Brsnch Plates
Aromatic Lenses
SO Bottles Hypoy elphite Of Soda
"a Bottles Chloride of Gold
Chrome Chloride OF Iodine Trpoti, aud all kinds OF Che
meals corning the iut received BY Packet
ship Francois LIST, and for sale by ARTAULT CO.
mo I'm 40 Broad street, up stat1e
TIRY COLORS-The following colors, OF first qualify,
- adapted either for Oil Painting Kalsomine, for sale at
ssl Broadway. corner Of Franklin
Washed Blue Blacks, Real Indian Red,
Super Chinese Blue, Super Purple Brown.
Emerald Green, Nader Lakes,
Brunswi ck Green, Vermiliion,
Sayon Green Chromes.
Turkey Umbe. Ochres, re, &c; ,,.,
To Printers and ErgraversFrankfort and Engsn Dscks
very superior, for sale at r...lu.
feh Am a6i BrOadWaY. Corner tannlIu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

"A HaTs,sPRrNG FAsHION S.isia The spr,nE yis q
- Hats offered for sale by the subscriber He soil
cts cab from study economy aud taste IN the
indispensable article OF dress believing that
his prices will be found accordance with the
Best quality Nurs, s. so; fine Cashmere and brush Hats
Oe; Nutra, So MolesAn 20; and Silk Hats, S250
Also on hand large Of Gaps OF The newest aud
most approved patterns of gentemens velvet
oloih glazed Travelling and dress Childrens
I, Inn WN. BANTA.l3o Chatham st.
n THkEE DOLLAR HArS-SrKING FASHION,
iA 1.-THE sp.uGid article off red to the
rublc-Ekgant Short Nap oesn at the low price Of So
article 81 equal in durability and lustre TO those
sold by other Hatters at 50. ;.
GEO. p H. BROWN, Practical Halter,
mil I'm. LAG Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

- HOUSE TO LET Oh LEASE, at saratora Springs
A and splendid Boarding HOUSE called he Boslsn
" HOUSE. will seesn At. about two hundred Boarders,
Apply at C. 80 Cedar, or Franklin hoyt "a
"a sT0F.s- TO LEr.-ihe two ieuI story Svss
Ia. ,rset, and opposite the public stors now erecting
HOUSES TO LET-The three story brick house, No: 81
Wall street, tetwsen Broadway and Church street Inc
s snI Gfy Tie
street B.ekman occupied by 81 Miles Hitchcock
FQh sALE-Thee Lots on Broadway, near uAion
S.vsath Avenu. between Twenty-eghh aad Twenty
rs i'm. Mr. DELAPL AINE. s. wall ST.. Once Nos
MI ~ known the Hotel stuate at the
Af0 ner of Will aud Dusne streets, New York To
men Of the kind better oppor unity Of akiog fortune
seldom offers Tn: house is replse every Necessary fI-
business. For further particulars apsy the ubscriber
WI Is The present occupant and prpsr q The pr,wi,,
"a FOR sALE.-The stock and d1iure., together with
& essbshsa eati.g AID lodging h.u,e situated IN Br,Sd
way doing the beat city There
than pays IN. rent The terms VIII m.ds easy az part or
10 money is required f good security is given
Also, the stock and fixtures Of trunk store, in the
For further prtsulsrs inquire at the exchange eff AIS
Broadway corner LispenaId 81: al lw-
e1A TO LET-A house to ct at Gowapus Bay, Brooklyn,
AeA bic. with large garden The house beasu'py STU,
a'ed shaded with large forest trees aad and. be
inquire s ne Of i r. MxSTiS IS J.Sn st. Yo
or on the pre- misses Disa from either ferries about 81
miles. - ..:. 49,
-g rooms with good garden in first rate order Hent
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9Sabrbett an9cnCmmen, Uenn e nur NIT fre6er Stirut
pOr9etragen tperbe. '..-..-.s,.
sIber nur bltnoe partei Nnbineer werben biefen eR
9cn 9lanben ithcnten, cenn es fam bnrcb 0fentcbg
Occumente unD ibre elene llnterrften beieten feT.
ben, oaB iime slnsreiBer ibre Saaselcer uca besOt
gen une oaB I,e bic Gumme bon s3,9l6. II. rs &ent9
ccm SOlfe aus Der GafAe setcblen baben-SOer Usrt,
oent nrhl Der 8esu9 cieler Sumrte etnen 9eltnoeru
omen ais 0tebR1hL ,peuu gang tlar 9e;eist merneH
t1nn, oa6 Die Geiesgetuu9 rurd, Das 9IusreiBen Oer
9Sbguslieoer ut i'm Stonce rUar, ir9eno etrr1s gum
Seten oes Gc(f5 su tbun, Die slntydsc CUR @reides
run9 oeelben uncr SerothMn9 paren Mno bic tn tret
m'9cn Gagen gu gelrseu 9e,pcreeu piren, bios Sure
iVe rerettelt irurten. sla
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9tls ipchl f1no nau ,,pelttd>e Girpftr il fyi)e I'M
Neoe, mte Ole 5rcnnce @laD'S lhc .parun, T? Sitcr.
l) um nl)t i'll plt ;u fonmen. llno in otr Shat hat
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alS SsSrg Clap =Nenrp etaD mar nc h13, otr stIcn
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tpuro:, triD.eno CT tlbt Spse eiucr 9teoisruno
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tpo9en teroen, bic 9Sfi)Ha99e duSuSvhei, II. dl5oann
bate nlln uf nod, nStt|, oe 9rcSe? rpet(s ySbia
pdltei SN bereccu, baG el,e au9cmene Srrprntrn Gle
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rslnHdnctlen Slneoaten" aufrpfcra medtc, ii rlrd,
aus hetf1t9, nnecen, ci gauge Ndrte 70 gan; eils
itlulmg lld) bcreitS au5geiprrcben pabe
9dbrenc ctcier 3elt aber (plen Die 9InbIn3r Sfaps
In bsion nlairc" pes @cngreeS oen prdIccnteu ocrs
h16f 5A MADDEN liden Grc GlaD ater lciite Yae oa.
au beuussn 8rcte u,i ale Iheilru DER lluip a, cr.
psOtren Mao lelllt 9nc,ten uno e1una i,ber a,rife
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lie cte errua9eufa &crthec ourch u 9rc6e @s wircsr
5u pcrliercn Dsaa rnbia uto ldueiAeno lfaocn lSep
tiers unp Sen. Scctts Sreanoe II. feuten I'D, per nil
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ben haten msge,,, une allf bcier @cpea icn miro lid
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Trtcrt $uttn,tr, fur SaDr.
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90 q dpriht

qn,rt bierm an biesnissn ertb it, rrelt .tre r has
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(2tus eer Gin. Yclfstibne.)

(4us Der Gin. Yrlfsthbne)
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ser aus unlerer lesten geiessebun9 ihre NanclungS.
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bes unortabor unc heilig ein featen 70 nit en 81
treter lt erf een FAINT ols rtce &banitalleeer pti
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ler ttfobbIiden oue Ge slauten, ebe aud, Die unDer.
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M. lluO u. Zatrn

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rm tetn Dcta uno MD ren tetten uifern searbe ssef.
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cbmc naEc fc crr tab'liibcn Sirdbe anScnc,nnk4i.
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er.S ia L. Otit 9Seo 1uern ,et1sn ,pir ben an,
lsrn S1mlta1 Sbcno um llhr cIfrt1ci Gca her Sat
TN oes pr1 rrEten Der Staate1, Nerru Spbu Sper,
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
BY MlTcHENER s. MATHEWS
bob Fletcher and bis wife.


1 once knew poughman, Bob Fletcher his namei
Who was old and was ugly. and SO was his dame;
ct they lived quite conen ted and free from all strife,
Bob Fletcher the ploughman and Judy his vile.
As the uidrn streak the east and the night fled away
They would rise up 10 labor, relfeshd for the day,
And the song Of the lark, as it rose on the gale,
Found Bob at the cate and hs,wife at the pail.
neat little cottage in front ofa grove,
Where in youth they gave their young hearts up to love-
Was the sOace of age, and to them douFly dear,
As il called up the past with a smile, or tear.
Each tree had its thought and the could impart,
That mingled in yorh the warm wish of the heart;
The thorn was still there, and the blossom it bore,
And the song from its top seemed the same before.
When the curtain Of night over nature wasspread,
And Dob had returned from the plough to his shed,
Like dove on her nest he rsposed from all care,
II his wife and his youngsters cohtented there.
have passed by the door whenthe evening was gray,
And the hill and the landscape, were faded away,
And heard from the cottage, with grateful surprise,
The voice of thanksgiving, like incense arise
And thought of the proud, who would look down
with scorn, .
On the nea! lille cottage, the grove and the thorn
And felt ha, the riches and follies of life,
Wsre dross to cOnteutment, like Bob, and his wio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

Need we recount the gratitude of The father when his
only child was placed in his armsl Need we say how
often that child thought of her preserver or how :he
young lieutenant found her at length necessary to his
happnesSl The grateful father deemed it tSe happiest
day Of his life when he placed his daughters hand in
that OF her preserver and gave her sway at the altar 10
one who, by fsking his life for her when she was a
stranger TO him, had proved that he would be protec-
to her in after life when she was known and loved
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
LATEST FROM TEXAS

Adyices at New Orleans to the 9Th inst. contain
GALVESTON dates to the Sd. The following items
Of intelligence are from the Picayune Of the 9th:
The Congress Of Yucatan was convened on he
18th ult., and granted extraordinary powers TO the
President, on the 10Th, in case Of invasion.
The people Of lucatnn are determined TO con-
linue the war against Mexico at every hazaId.
Mr. Lubbock, one of the Santa Fe prisoners who
escaped from Mexico, arrived in the San An,o-
MO.
Santa Anna has embodied 35, 900 troops des-
tined for Texas and Yucntan, and purchased two
merchant vessels at Vera Cruz, for transports.
The contract of the Mexican Government COR
building two iron war steamers in England, which
failed for want Of funds, has been renewed, and
they are TO be completed Immediately.
The church has given Santa Anna all property
held by them in mort main, amounting, as is est-
mated, 10 Sis 900 ,OOO to be applied to the pros
ecu,ion Of the war against Texas. He has also
made forced loan Of 80 900 doubloons from the
priests of Peubla.
General Houston and his cabinet are at Houston
The archives Of the government are in Austin,
and there the citizens Of that place say, they shall
stay.
By many il is though, that tho war movements
Of Gen Houston are too tardy vet Gom all appear
snccs, he is firmly bent on carving into execution
HI. designs nfuyadins Mexico.