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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-11
On Structure and It's Cure.

structure
THE Fol LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
as; Ssfs "isss
and Yhc least
q & neT that ssy errOnsOs nSGm pss g d Re-
BAD @srsness tbs erron:o notion; then ai Rs1e are
he
trt Is certain free from pain, and generally accomplished
With sf'H regard gard 70 The first of these remark.:-
H. for that disease suffered
tinue from month month. slides into Yeet Now,
s!s 6
sas % and
part Or other Of the passage structure and pIthsI that
i Far from ayny dormant bu IS the hidden Of
serious mslade. only of SEXUAL but those alsoof
But what especially leads the attention off from h, disorder
to the ow Of urine Is observed which is quite mistake
structure often exist, for withou, producing
pted stream Of urine belongs only to the worst Of cases and
ae
take OF this erroneous notion very cruel Every body knows
they will sell their nostums as long as any one will buy them
%siG S Sssh s msssy Rs will
alone can never e're sIeurs In proof this nothing is
who have been tai all OF ngs-as drops
and pills and cOras and hs like for together
With view of preventing these imposons, therefore, it
which Structure may known which Dc east
Ss. ,Sss ana
statedivery breythey the following The st ciate 10
need not be much diminished mpeded But observe sen
lively after is finished and the clothes rcadused wnetn
1ohnsp Of m ewo indicative M f"sf fssa The
The time Genoryhoeo has remained uncured-n ia ' M,
cult to say how long Gononhca elect may run s no.
to 20 beyond six weeks this alone would an9' S
The s6sca stricfs has the naIn In, eMee' .n 81
Structure depress the Spirits and 20 lessen vw & %
mental activity Til; also Is IN, GGs q sse %Si but
so common that the rarely sees case O. structure and
he every day in which he -
sso 70 witness die uniform OF sprts and
The dssppeane sisdies as the cure progresses
6c;sns 70 land stated with confidence and plea
sure that this certain free from PAM ahe accom-
sdv.nced soms years ago but such has been the i'm
in and such the practical experience of the
he can how seeompn Ine cure oil structure to as
The writer that for thvse who wish
derake the he has published little volume,
bn The cure all those delicate which require espe
cia and privacy, is directed in the planest
advisable that those who suspect asrcture posi-
bc should consult the author personally and nothing will sur
prise them than the and certainty of his of
Separate rooms also, arranged for those who
have TO wait little
Il only remains word on the ground
which the public and especially coming this city
rely with confidence on what LAS been advanced With
OF Edinburgh, &c She has been engaged in the
of THESE diseases both hospital and city prace, for
pressy h. he has testimonial letters from the
most eminent physicians in Europe 10 the most eminent IN
Amencs--as siT Ashley CoopeIto DR.. MOTT Of New Yos
ted refer to almost Physician of eminenee in this
Ralph consulted at his private residence So Green
witch street. towards the Battery any houre sss be
consued BY post Tns little volume above referred 70
dollar all im~T
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MADAME RESTELL,

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, ls Green
witch street, between Courand nd Liberty where
she be consulted with the srces confidence on com
plants incident TO the female frame.
Madame Restes expe and in the treatment
Of obstinate Of female egui rty oppage SUPPRESSION
&c. such to require but few days TO effect perfect
hnement or other ndpo:'ton will BE- accommodated during
Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de
hcc precaIous health orbds rapid increase OF family
will be by mail any part of the United States: Price
package All Letters po:. gadl addressed to box $685.
N. B.-Nladame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
Of the CITY, whose health would admit Of travelling that
part Of the United States within reasonable distance 81 lm'
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EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE
FS q Ia Iet n
GEES Several million boxes have been sold and perfect
f 81 cHa Ssss Ans nssS HcIERGYMEN
Lawyers Professors rich and poor, high snd low-in fact
nearly the whole American people, have given them their
every part Of the known world
D5s Hunter Smith Rogers, yandeIpoo Scott, and four
sherman Lozengcs daily in their practice Shenans Me-
boxes with his name attached The Doctor being
cey Of the city o New York. gives character to his pres
'a0' 't co 81 CHS COLDS, CONSUMPTION
Asthma Tightness OF the Chest Whoopng Cough Cough
tending Measles and all affections # the Lungs mmed
aely relieved by Sheman's Cough Lozenges They entirely
all recent na few hours and often the most alarm
influence as in the cases Of the Rev Mr. Anthony the Rev
Mr. Seeer, and hundreds Of Others where they had
'''A ''''A WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
an adults often suffer much from them when box OF Sher-
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
the brink Of the fast wasting away and the
stored them health and happiness. How often have moth
called the Warehouse and poured forth their thanks and
Never before perfect remedy been discovered for the
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Diseases seneay and Sea SICKNESS. are 10 the
curative properties Of Sherman's Camhor Lozenges They
headaches &c in minutes In act they
they iniabe sickness Persons subject to ia
tgue attending crowded parties will find them to relieve
h OF all s ia Nissan. sand sPs %aenChu m Bow
Broadway; Codng.on 27 Hud.on Ruh,on and Aspinwals
Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. aul6r
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MEDICINES.
PRIVATE CURE.

PklV Al u W KE.
THE ATTENTION OF ALL Suffe ing under any of the
Of secret diseases whether rscen, Or
of Gonohoea elects and all urethra discharges and
No. for the prompt and permanent eradication Of
These specially designed to enable
the paant effect sactoy without
pcon which end each package contains every medicine
wash &C. required either for o! external use and
Dr. Jordans private ueatise The Monitor-wheren is full
directions with plain description of the nature symptoms
uiaadiesfhe remedies
proper their different valuable information use
fu hints advce-sued alike the
ids and those who having heretofore been
either contemplate marriage have recently entered nte that
The price Of the Monitor is so cents-Ons dollar post
paid will free. The each $780,
teed effect without further expense and admirably
adapted for strangers travellers residents the country
from their completeness and compacnes and will be forward
ed secure from observation.
u. Sold for the Proprietor, only Drug so Prince
street, corner of Marion blocks Of Nblos Marion
continuation Of Centre. au20 lmsr
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TO THE TADTES.

DIX: HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS new Instrument for the radical Of PoIapus Ueri
or Falling OF the Womb, by external application suppressed
ing the use Of the osestiona Psssay confidently recon-
health having failed performing cae
the aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has high character in Europe
as as in this c5nntIy adopted the entire duse Of
Hospitals OF London and Paris universally
mendel in Europe by medical Of the highest In this
country sustained by the leading of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the private
titioneD.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No.
Vesey street, having entrance from the business de-
partmen where lady attendance, apply
Trrsses and Supporters female
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-11

TO NEW YORK INVALlQs.-Dr JOHN THOMSON,
of Albany Of the Founder Of the Thomsonian System
ofPaeuce will by particular request be at No 3 Broome st.
for few days. where he be cousuted by such patients
are sessd with chronic disease from which they can Ard no
which he thinks may be cured under hty yean ofas
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CHINESE LEMONTA.

ENTIRELY new and spIendld article Tor The TomrT
"A surprising in fragrancy article of the kind has
ever been introduced this country Every housekeeper
will highly appreciate indispensable family inyigoa
Also lavender, Pine Apple Vanilla and Cologne, highly
acknowledgement it'll every variety fragrant odo liquid
form sale wholesale and retail at the Depot Of Health
and Strength 50 Canal street one door of Broadway
au 02wsT A. V. II. WEBB Agent
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CORNS, COINS. CORNS.
Murray street.


Corn Doctors. from Paris,
DEG LEAVE to inform the inhabitants of New York, that
ID they will be happy wait upon all who desire their
Mons and Mad Bernard have been practcng in the
United States but few months and in that short time have
and Others the benefit and comfort which they have
ceved they have been attended by them They have
honor inform the public that by and peculiar method
they excate Hard and Soft Corns Bunons, Caosies &c
without cutting Mons and Made. B. do not attempt offer
nosum requiring or faith to ensure It's efficacy but
confidently those who suffer from troublesome and
painful Cos that have the satisfaction Of carrying
away their tornentor, the Corn, in their hands,
Mons and Made. have their upwards of
thousand from those who have relief
their hands Mons and Made B. have praetced their profess
several years Germany France and England and
have acquired great skill and much practical expeencea fact
by certificates from the celebrated En-
gh French and German physicians as well as from several Of
the nobility and gentry OF those countries delivered them
after four years cure The operation win occupy
than minutes and the relic that the
thus dately their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited at their resi-
dence II they desire II.
At home the morning from Till IL, and in the afternoon
from 2 till o'clock
Once at Boston, Isl Courtst. Jy8 3mer
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HTND'S DEPOT

Of wEBBs BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand ST.,
" door the Broadway HousThe subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public in general tina, being
has brought them that perfection which makes them
peor for cheapness, cleanliness and brancy of light to all
others in existence From his long experience in the bu
and the facilities he possesses over all others IN the
trade he enabled to sell at 50 IS per cent lower than for
to inertia share Of public PATRONAGE The great difficulty here
toore existing the trimming universally complained OF
by all tina, have used hem entirely obvatcd by the in
venton of Patent Trimmer that child them
perfect order for burning, without the least trouble.
quality of Camphine, As the gallon, nealy
sold S. and 6 which affords light brilliant than any
other substance to the CT
less than half of OIL 1t safe explosive
drops fire from tn. wick, and leaves fire upon it;
clearly leaves Marks and spilled clothes
furniture evaporates entirely like alcohol The lamps
order need snung raising of the wicks, but merely
require be kept clean and be filled often they burn
themselves empty. .
Also, Camphofated Gas, Chemical OIL and Alcohol.
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wickd and altered
burn camphine.
Astral Lamps bronzed and regilt.
Country merchants and all others who wish to
ally splendid article respectfully invited examine his
before purchasing being conf
cent that they will find il TO their adv antage.
N. B-Constanty hand general assortment OF Kitchen
Furniture Stoves &c &c.; Tin and copper Roofing Cutters
Leaders, and Job Work general executed the shortest
tice. JAMES KINDS,
AMI lmtr ia Grand street.
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UALIce Liverpool Canne Coal ion sale IN lots 70
~ Etwb cOIIINS x" Co. 1880, AS.S, .., 70
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MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT TO
H O u s E. X E EPE r S

III q i 5 e. X T. e T j. K 5.
A FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made apon Fisks
"A Patan Novelty Cooking Stove rendering il impossible
that any difficulty should occur with when managed By
who has had no IN the use OF any kind Of
been got up within the last three upon entire
principle being combination OF old plans remodled
IN pattern bearing name, incentive to
the without any regard 70 utility or economy The No
yety Stove is in all purpose
for which eeommendsd or may be returned and the
common is as perfect brick The fixtures which
more owing the peculiar construction OF this stove,
ne a twice be used other Of the
size. Among the extra fixtures are large boiler measar
80 gallons ~ barrels large rotary gnddle which will
bake So ordinary buckwhes cakes al large
suitable baking large ioayes of bread set Of
brass kettle The Stove only needs 70 be examined TO convince
culinary purposes fully the high favor which has gain
ed among all whs have For sale only at Fks
Stove Establishment Water street. The public
TONED not be deceived by those who their stoves
stoves made upon principle by Mess Fisk
Their legally authorised References given at the store.
200 eight hundred who have them
in in this city ais Imsr
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WE WOULD difea the attention of our readers no III,
w Rheumatic Eradicane Lip nenl an Me article
ee advertiseme in another columu Of this paper
ank lrne
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TO LET,
@A ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for single gentle
: with breakfast II Barclay No pains will be
spared render the above rooms desirable Inquire
he premises. aul6 m@rc
INA TO LET-The greater part of the house No. SO Ce:
f:H da street. till the t of May Rent genteel family
plW, low.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-22

tons for the civil and diplomatic. expenses OF
the the government for the halt Of the calen-
dar year ending 5Oth June 1843, was taken
up-and after passing several items Of the
bill, the house adjourned.
Friday, Dec. 16.
In the House the appropriation billwas taken
up, and the item for the coast survey being
read, long debate ensued, which had not
terminated when the house adjourned.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11

getic measures should be taken TO effect this OBJ.
ject, Is urged not only by the Secretary Of War
but also by the Secretary of the Navy. They
not only urge the Importance Of prompt action,
bur furnish lucid information on the measures 10
be adopted From the report of the latter il
will be seen that the employment Of naval
force, in conjunction with the fixed fortifca-
tons on land, is deemed absolutely indlspen-
sable.
We know not that there will be war; we
hope and trust that the differences now existing,
which menace collision between this country
and Great Britain may be amicaby adjusted by
negotiation. But we perceive that, if rupture
takes place--no matter how rapid may be our
measures for offensive operaiions-we are far
from having completed the means of defence
projected twenty years ago; and, consequently,
We must endeavor, by our present energy and
actiyi v, TO finish what has been left incom-
plete.
These remarks have not been made with a
view TO impule culpabe negligence TO those who
have hitherto had the direction of our national
defences We are not prepared 10 say whe-
ther in concurrence with the other great opera
tons of the Government, more could have been
done than has been effected Our observations
were intended 10 have reference 10 tn present
and the future We have alluded 10 the past
merely TO indicate the time when our extended
works OF defence were first projected-and the
antlcipations perhaps TOO sanguine-formed
years ago of their immediate completion. We
wish TO urge upon the attention of Congress i'm
mediate attention 10 The importance of this sub
ject The Executive officers in the Depart
ments of War and the Navy appear, from their
reports, to have devoted their time and industry
TO a thorough comprehension of the measures
which oughl to be taken TO secure our seaboard
and frontier. The adoption of these measures
they have urged upon the consideration Of Con
gress and yet, after being in session nearly six
weeks, with all the information before them in
relation 10 this important subject, the first move
has not been made towards providing the means
Of prosecuting 10 completion those works OF
primary Importance, without which the country
mast be left comparatively defenceless. We
invoke the early Legislation of Congress on this
matter. Possibly no war may ensue notwth-
standing the present menacing aspect Of affairs
but, il Is the part of prudence TO ''lake care
airays 10 keep ourselves, by suitable establish
ments, in respectable defensive posture"
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CONGRESS.

The course which the debate took in the
Uouse Yesterday added another practical argu-
,,ent 10 the reasons we have urged for tho
ronch reform in the code of laws governing the
n,oceedings of the House. A discussion on a
no;ut of order arose as soon as the House went
into committee of the whole, and endured Tor
oearIy Two hours, and brought forward Tor ex-
h;bition. the argumentative and oratorical and
amendatory powers of nearly twenty members
Mr. Maffit, the Chaplain of the House, con-
corning whose acceptance of the appointment,
some doubts have been expressed, preached IN
the Capitol Sunday, and offered the opening
nraver Yesterday. After the other usual prelimi
naries. the chairman Of the Committee OF Ways
and Means moved a suspension OF the rules TO
take up the Treasury note bill. Mr. w Use WIN
drew his am ndment, which proposes the repeal
Of The Distribution law--but il was Immediately
renewed in substance by Mr. Weller. The chair
man of the committee, Mr.. Hopkins, pronounced
the amendment out oforder. An appeal was taken
from the decision, and thence emerged pro-
trac,ed discussion, in which Messrs. Wise,
Maxwell, Johnson, L. Williams, Pendleton, G.
Brown, Smith, and many Others PARTICIPATED
Mr.. Maxwell gave notice that If the decision OF
the Chair was reversed, he would propose an
additional amendment for the repeal OF certain
clauses of the Compromise Act and Mr.. John-
son threatened an additional clause authorizing
the assumption of the State debts to the amount
Of the proceeds of the public lands. Alter an
exposition from the Chairman, OF the reasons
which prompted the decision, the question was
taken, and the Chair was sustained The con
sderation ofth bill was then taken up and the
measure was opposed by Mr.. Cooper, OF Penn
sylyania-though his speech was rather an at
tack on the Executive, than an assault on the
bill itself A reply was Of course made, and 50
goes the debate on the Treasury note bill
The Senate, after the preliminaries, was
engaged in listening to an argumentatlve
speech from Mr.. Evans. He advocated
trial Of the Exchequer scheme, and man
tanned that its exchange features were not OBJ
noxious TO The objections which have been
urged against them-and showed, from the au-
thority of Mr.. Madison, that the notes OF The
government NAV be issued not merely as bonds
Of credit, but for the purposes OF currency We
understood, that he deprecated a prolongatlon
Of the debate al present. But, from the pros
uostics we observed, we think it is not likely 1t
will reach speedy termination, though we had
hoped, that the speech of yesterday would have
been tie las, one delivered until the bill should
be returned TO the Senate by the COMMITTEE.
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One word TO the Madsonian--asids. You say too
much about the President especially in his relations
to political parties The inference liable to be drawn
unfayorable to him. f either or both Of the parties
in Congress choose repudiate his Fscality project
why need he He stated distinctly that he was
not anxious for its adoption but threw it entirely upon
the disposition Of Congress. There let him leave H.
He need not be concerned, though the abandonment
should extend TO other matters besides the Fiscaty
In the country large he popular and is becoming
more SO every day Congress will in due time learn
the will of the peope.--Jotr. Com.
Reply to the Journal of Commerce openly and trunk
iy The Journal is not responsible for what we say
Nevertheless it at liberty to infer what pleases
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or Sub Treasury system, President Tyler in
most commendable and concilialo,y spirit, sug
gests TO Congress a scheme Of finance calculated
TO redress the grievances so long complained Of
and TO meet the public convenience in every
| section ofthe country, with the additional desi-
deratum of being repealed whenever the soye-
reign people, by their representatives, shall so
decree
What singular anamoly is now presented TO
the American people2 That the BILL as recon-
mended would meet with opposition, no one
could doubt That its merits should be exa-
mined and freely discussed in and out OF Con-
gress, was nothing more than The President de-
sired. But, we find the political leaders of both of
the contendlng parties now 6ercely engagednde-
nouncing the new project and, at the same
time, each is closely watching the other under
an apprehension that some light, elected by de-
bate, should render its features less odious TO
the sight.
For aspirants to the Presidency TO admit that
the present incumbent had framed such plan
as would relieve the country from its embarrass-
ed condition, ana rebound TO his own fame,
would be 10 waive their own pretensions for Sc
veral years and for their satellites, on either
side, 10 suffer plan, so eiicacious and SO sim
pie, 10 pass without the expendi ure of hun
dr., DIS of hours in debate, and thousands OF dollars
in the way of per diem, would be to yield the
plan, too easily, to the distinguished individual
who seeks not the benefit Of A PARTY, BUT THE
GOOD OF HIS COUNTRY
Let it be remembered, then, and reiterated
from the granite hills Of New Hampshire to the
sunny climes Of Louisiana, that JoHN TYLER is
the President of these United States; and that
to his elligent and virtuous countrymen, with
out distinction of party, he only ook for appro-
baton and support.
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re broke in, and exclaimng, "Don't let him speak
instantly ordering the rolling Of Tie drums, which
drowned the voice of the unfortunate monarch ind
was the immediate prelude TO the cons imnlation Of
the great drama. asked him particularly what was
the personal bearing of the King and he assured ne,
that it was dgnifed and collected and that there was
no appearance Of fear in his conduct lie looked
round upon the multitude with the calmness OF rei-
gious resignation, and met his fate with composurc
happy King this fatal moment here referred TO- do
not exactly agree, though substantially the SAINT A.
given in Caryle's History Of the French Revolution,
they were as follows ''Frenchmen, i die innocent
It IS from the scafold, and appearing before God
that France" when his voice was interrupted
and drowned by the roll of the drums at the com
mand of Santerre.