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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
TO THE LADIES.

Oh HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS for the radical Of Polapsus Uteri
Or Falling q the WOMB BY external sppessnon suppressed
mended the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health having failed of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has high character Europe
I'll this country IL adopted TO the entire dsuse OF
all other painful surgical expeden the Lying
mended in Europe by medical Of the highest this
country sustained by the Leading members Of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private
titioner.
Rooms furnished exclusively for ladies' No.
Vesey having entrance from the business de-
partnent, where lady in attendance apply
Irusses and sapporteu TO female patients o. lmr
I Owe C0URTsHIP AND MARRIAGE-Jus, publish
Love, Courtshp and Marriage, insbIe guidebook for
aed and single in matters Of the utmost importance
TO human
Amongst the things duly in this work
OF AMI Tor barenness Ofprng with modes for
on and Increase Tue OF beauty and courtship The
aa9Ser o. solitary PRACTICES aud how the habit bs removed
remedy Tor edesng from the mind the seeds OF hopeless
an unhappy passion. sc NC. rrsnsatcd the third
rar's edition, by Philip Howard. For sale Nassau
dollar, directed 70 HOLLAND GLOVER N.w York city
e Work being sent to any part of the United States
st-lmsr
ChEAi EuhNlTURE.-Consstne OF mahogany, rose
= Woo, &c ior ismily OF the city and vicinity
also orders executed for the Southern market large ,ssort
ment constantly on hand All furniture manufactured Il war
raned Of ne best quality the elegant and ewe Anne
rcan and European patterns less than on. rail- ths ns
Pces on account OF having small expenses
BY the proprietor himself and first
rsnfed workmanship Furniture Of every d,ser ion r.nrd
and renovated 10 look equal extremely moa
The public will obge j. pEssoIR with cal. in ,.,, Al
ley, between Franklin and Whine streets tn. nhova IL
lsYs between Broadway and Elm rect '''
N:B-All appointments by letter punctuay attended TO.
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

good curing coughs colds, worms head'ehs Rapi,aGSn
Poor Mans Plaster for cents Ihsamaii.m ln@sasO
cs,taln for nipple. ever known when such phys
q ss highest s.n$as .sso%%sS$ sSe% =. .Isis. hsi!
arsSs ina REEVE
6sssS "a s:ass
zsnses. His do: above Ann
,na IT s s sn Hu s ss By
Aspnwas three stores, and Mrs Hays. iss Fuic" St Book
AssntsCdp,hrie s,snwis HILL Albsny-s STATE street
fsdss1 baidiSs; Resa corner Cay
Titosa streets. Ba,i%2Ts-rr,nk Taylor shinstonuA
MNSTssn, New ofssns1D Auiisnac s Barry. Aasasts-A.
SEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
MO 46 Broadway Y-Ths Cordial having obtained just
Gi hSs me
y physie,ns but BY sensthenng the system No seale
3 cured
%
additional dose tends make The Cordial
them perform uscion. nature designed"
Hence found to be eacieus also il those diseases peculiar
any other esqs The Cordial iferi:s Certain cure
fectons system preventive
co.tveness and low spirits The aged and nm Of
and Of sedenary habits have
perenced benefit from it. 1t speedily strength
in all of general debility good and healthy
and the whole sysem and 10 highly
beneficial from vers and other
public referred TO the recommendations Of eminent
well those of respectable gentlemen have derived
benefit from the Of Of which published in the
crcular accompanying each bottle.
The Cordial prepared and sold by the proprietor
7s Broadway r. and by respectable druggists hroughout
the Price 81 bottle and 50 Dozen Orders
companed by the cash punctua executed and forwarded
cordng directions
Sold also by NesHs Rushton Aspinwal SO William
81, ITO Broadway, and 10 Astor House. OF inns
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SELF COOKING PISTOLS.

RLUNT sYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. IS
ID Chatham street, hand a large assortment of
These pistols have the advantage all Others Of the kind by
te impossbity OF losing The the nipples being placed
ahoIonts direction and there being cock in the way
taking sight with the ordinary pistol
gun The above pistols be furnished lower than ohe
in the market, Wholesale retail We have
Of other kinds Pistols be found with Rifles, u
Mu.kes for shipping and military Prize Mgsker dol Fowl
Pieces single and doube double and
Guns Cor duckng either with Powder. Shot Fask Bags
Gays, locks Barrels, &c. SC. in large small quantities.
N.BCouny dealers requested 10 call and
assortment before purchasing elsewhere. 2msr
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'' CORDIAL LOZENGES.

Peters GcE4. LG.ergs. are specific 70. the 1sief of
ing tremors spssm Of the stomach rritsby Of the
na From
relief of headache they called by many the Headache Lo
fEfERs' vEGETAfSsddFf S sHsttdke STRENGTHEN
This only the cheapest but the BEST neates and most
ssas Pae an easy and
for the breast SIDE or Q! pain y TIE
limbs or joints whether produced BY other
ver eompsn the to break
es and pmpes istlessness the Frame and for gene
any person afflicted above try of Peter Shilling
On n To e ns
p rss .Ss $ jl s I'm:
On Structure and Its Cure.
THE FOL OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
First s 1esSs
sss 70 R ssss 1;ss
.: s, y r.;
!.Ts ssIisn $r:. from ssi" and generally aee'@p'Asd
With regard to The first of these remarhs:-
cSasSs. 4 a. ,::si q ss::ss
tinue on from month month slides into Slest Now,
% or in &
that gss mpis. chronic inflammation eiths passage which
e.hs. q he ana SI!hsI s5ss i
il far from LAYING dormant bu, Is the hidden cause of
serious malades only of sexual but those also Of
But ind hsgDse;s lead. the attention off from this disorder
to ne t1 long no
stnSture often exu for years without Producing any very
upted stream belong. only the Of and
take this erroneous notion cruel Every body knows
will will the long will fi
81 Ss nsdeRas n Ss
alone can never cue structure In proof Of th nothing Il
wSo been IA ns a. Of hinssss soaIsd drop
DS se f % s %
before sSs paSHs p III
Y S S
0u, hsrs are Al and Asss three I,y be
&: he
a. Be %is sss Ss
.' I & i s
eul, % how long 6Ouonhes 6les, and not
s:Sss 81 g5: SSi S
ground least, for the suspicion OF The last
!Hs :6ets itrieturs has ypo~ Ss rina;The effect Of
T also SH # its ss
,.niyins also g wi.ne.: y: uniform Is@m o. spirits and
With the
hcisnl land Is stated with confidence and plea
:n 81
this art such the practical experience Of the
writer, can now accomplish the structure to
many days formerly it demanded months.
der.ake the cure he has published little voume
Fl ::: IL 1S sn
ca and privacy directed in the plainest II 10
sdvissble however that those who suspect structure posi-
prise them more than the ease and certainty Of his Of
cure separate rooms ALSO arranged for those who
have to wait a little.
Il only remains say wofdpr the ground
which the public and especially strangers coming to this city
may rely with confidence what Mas been advanced. With
this view pr Ralph Ses to state that, beside his rank grad
Of these diseases both in ho;pa and city paetie for mos
pssy on that he has testimonial letters from the
hmsHesy siT Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of New Yo,S.
sd TO refer to almost every Physician Of emnencs in this
Ralph consulted his private residences No. Green
wich street towards the Battery houc also be
consulted by post The little volume above referred 10
dollar oi6 Inns &c
DIR. CARPENTERS Old Estsblished Peck Slip Dispcnsa-
~ y, No. Peck Shp linear Pearl St Pivae and conhden.
asepaate Offices and entanccspstents exposed
70 each othe observation Dr. c. Licenate Of tho New
York State Medical Society and has had nearly 30 yea expert
Bile. : = -T'-tfTT sic tmsr
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MEDICINES.
CERTAIN CURE

= FOK DEAFNESS.
MONS. MALLAN-Sound Notwithstanding Voice
M Conductors-To enable instantly advanced
age and of forty and fifty wears standing Of extreme
and Of those who only slightly dull Of hearing join
speaker public assembly They the size of
small gold setsn shilling piece and when IN The cavity Of the
table than having small Of fine wool in its place. And
although they extremely small yet they enable those G
hcted with extreme deafness to hear in respec equal
to those Of most acute heaf ing.
Ts be had Of Mons MALLAN SON, Surgeon Dentists.
Sole Agents for the No Park Place door from
Broadway.
The above invention has been in in Europe for
years and strongly recommended being Of the
discoveries the
Prsss of New York city, the remittance
of SlO can have a pair forwarded by post. Ez8 liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
HOTELS 1ROARDTNG. Sc.

NATIONAL HorEL-Tchonpito-las street, New Or
~ eAnsThs hr susted 40 the most cen
tra part the city fecent opened under the
inendenee Of the suoerber with and ample aeeommo
dauons for two hundred boardeI1
The parlo and chamber furnished with neatness no
elegance, and with scrupuous esAdo the comfort OF s &C
eupant t..,
The servants are all whte and been carefully select
cd with reference their capacity, honesty and s'huep
ment. 49, III
The wine cellar larder will always be fhni'ned W.
ths thar procured OF the best markets. IN wv
world. -. in l
found Of the reasonable character non p,,;..o..
NJ o-,.... I'll n. 80 40 2mr
"A TO RENT FOR a SCHOOL OR HoTEt1
f.K The Belmont House New Brighton staten isand
well calculated seminary having osen occupied as
such young ladies the last ' years os Ihst WIN IN. gar
most 1ocaon o that purpose as the healhiness and
CON yeni.nce OF me place render the most eligible of
the State ste.mboa ply constantly to and from the city OF
Nav Yor, durng the day. For tcuars, apply y Hsno
yer street New York or at New Brighton 70
"a as HENRY LYNCH.
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PERFU merry.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

Sc9IKERs SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change original color few minutes This
preceding all Others IL highly efcacous and the
advantage of besutfyng the ba without nJuIing
growth.
changed before paying their II humbugs would take
this method there would be complain.
One tna will prove the fact
Sold wholesale aud retnil, and applied at No. Chatham
street opposite the Hall OF Records New York, stairs
xoy tnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
NO. 45 MAIDEN LANE.

OLD EsTABLl sHMENT- Perumery, Cosmetics and
" fancy Soaps The following comprises OF the
of the manufacture of Alexander Ramsay to NJ
Smith PTentiss
msuc compound for shaving toilet IN great variety
iogne lavender and Honda OF musk ber-
gamot jessamine &c &c. milk OF vegetable
pearl powder for eng the complexion. toilet
powder the article made vegetable liquid
cold cream otto of lip save otto Of IN gilt bottles
CARING fluid bea OIL oil and TIE celebrated kephs
for the growth the hair hair dves Preston salts plaster
ndeble ink baes and blue writing inks calcined charcoal
grease from silk, aromatic vinegar &c sc. For sale at
the mandatory and warehouse Of
ALEXANDER RAMSAY, Successorto
n. Smith Prentiss, No. IS Nader lane,
so imsT Sign of the Golden Rose.
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CORNS, COINS. CORNS.
Murray street.
MONS. AND MADAME BE H RID +,

Corw Doctors. from Paris,
EG LEAVE inform the inhabitants of New York, thar
they will be happy wait all who mayo their
Mons and Mad Bernard have been praccing IN the
United States but few mont and in that shot time have re-
and Others the benefit aud comfort which they have re-
ceved they have been attended by them They have the
honor inform the public that by aud peculiar method
they eItrcate Hard and Soft Uorn Bgnions &c
requiring secesy faith its efficacy but
confidently those who suffer from troublesome and
painful Cors that have the satisfaction Of carrying
away their to,mento5, the Corn, in their hands.
Mons and Made have in their upwards OF TWO
thousand certificates from those who have relief at
their hands Mons and Made B. have ractced their profess
sion for several in Germany France and England and
have acquired great skill and much practical sc
attesed by certificates from the celebrated
gish French and German as we'll as from Of
the nobility and gentry q those conres delivered to them
after four The operation will more
than minutes and the that the
thus treated their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited at their own rear
dence, If they desire 1t.
AT home in the morning from till H. and in the afternoon
from2 till o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
MEDICINES.
COUCu IOZENCES

pETERs, COUGH LOZsNGEs are now rapidly super
.eding all other preparations for The relief OF
t NC BE Those
s.s.S 6 sss:sSs
IL s.s o
proves f,t,l. Price q cents per boz.
o hs
factory 1 THE eVla RE q fs'tl R ff CAMEL,
PETERS INDICATED LOZENGEs are the most va
lusbe discovery of the 18Th They are entirely
These Eorenges result Of long aud patient
Investigation and Ted ~ concert BY some Of
patabie form have directed their aben to that end iii ey
he human
TO PATENTS we say o not Be without these Lozeages
Of your children
PETERS PILLS.
TO THE WHOLE WORLD! Its admitted BY all who
h,gs d; ever
Of hs M aD D s
s So daonp liver somnian, sick h.sasehs
dropsy enlargement Of the spleen piles collie &
Of The sto ach bowels ncpen disrhDa hatulency h
btual loss Of appetite botched OF saow complex
ion and all cases Of torpor Of the bowels where ea'A'c
Thev are exceedingly mild their operation, producing nell
'hf Dr. njai g. smith, 81 Va They
ter Pill than can make" He recommends their use =,
mes Around with Peters. Ps and they perform sac
remarkable that they preferred to every other med
Mrs E. Ward, of New York, troubled with dyspepsis
and liver complaint for Is BY using these Pills Short
Miss CLARK afflicted with irregularities and obstruction
attended With mos. distressing symptoms She Was cured BY
Hon E. D. Davis afflicted with rhsqnati.n 20 as 70 ,,
unable to dress himself Three boxes OF Peers Pills ene
why multiply .s.,moni.I, We to AZ. Try p! Pc P:
will them preference TO all others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
WORM LOZENGES.

Dr. Peters Worm Lozenges and safest Worm
destroyer ever discovered.
Ills estimated that in ind The United S ss1!es
from The effect of Worms alone This mortality be
almost entirely by the Of Peters celebrated
Thousands Of thousands pine away and die
without the real disease The following few
of the symptoms Headache pale lips flushed cheeks disturb
sive BREATH itching of the nostr the stomach
appetite sweed stomach limbs, sense Of ssne-
thing rising IN the chest &c. -
Mrs Gait Arine Ann Briggs Cherry st. Phade lphla has
irte daughter who had been decline for several
Al she would voraeously and sometimes eat nothing
ALL and she wasting away; her symptoms were
unusual and contradictory that the doctors knew not what to
do but do what thew would she constantly grew worse and
reluctantly they declared she die AT the request Of a
friend the mother at this stage procured abox of Peters Worm
Of all the chd suerngs and two boxes effected per
feet -
Mr. j. W. Carpenter, merchant, Roosevelt ST. ~ Y, says
Dr. Peters Worm Lozenges merit than the
doctor claims for them He has used them his family with
success when every other medicine failed. ,
Wherever they have been used they to all other
possessing receipts Of great value selected from each
the valuable and they confidently those ozen-
ges cannot be improved.
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Peters Cordial LoZeages are specihc Tor the relief oil
sick Of spirits melancholy Ian
gucr and debility either from previous disease or too free y
hyseca affection, drewsipess cholera morbu sense Of Ia
tigue papation of the heart From their efficacy In the
headache they called by the Headache Lo-
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29
COLONEL Johnson

ms vereran soldier and staiesma,
has, N late progress, been every.
where received with the greatest k;n5
ness, and honored with public demon,
stratlons Of respect and confi1ence s'''0'''
Gol' Johnson arrived at Harr,sh,.
on saturday morning last, on his pSa,, ss, S
me me Danyllle celebration, and was esco. :
TED io Princes Hotel by the Commit iseOs :,
reception, and reception, and lls',e daa',.' q
slo9 from the Harrisburg rifle opuaa qua
onaer the command of Canaan ss:,ts.' 60 ,s'
On Monday morning ! prdeess;no cess oel,er. .,,.l.
ts,a lsrmed' e ! accompanied BY the Daanbin hin
guards 8 and the Harrisburg rife copaa' on."
ay' and conducted the Colonel Is s. ! pa i.
Fouche' along with Governor i, Por,o. : "a
- suuge Blythe, and Major Revnal5s 3 =
ne ne oapliol Judge Blythe then. s. be :
nali q the citizens Of IIarrjshnrrl s s5 s
dressed Colonel Johnson, extand;sa, 5, - :.
aln1 ', 9 cordial and hearty weicomss : !
lhe capital Of The Kew Stone s'sss s,s,o 9
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29
IMPORTANT TREATY

From the St. Louis Republican or i,
18th, received last night, we learn ,ha
an important treaty has been conch,de,
between Gov. Chambers, Comniss;on soT'
er on the part Of the United States an
u, The Sac and Fox nations OF Indians ~.
The Republican says: s
"Ihe jSacs and Foxes have sold -
,nelr country between the Mississinni 3,
Missouri rivers, (about twelve mflr;ons II; :
OF acres They are to remain II nos
session Of the western portion. Of tbs; :
country for three years. The aos,ara ne.,
portion, including The country betwean ,e :
the q present boundary aad he Wb;,a
Breast river on the Des MONIES vii, ~ -
gwen up by the first of Nav newt Tbe
country is rich and beautiful The IN. IN
lsed States are TO provide a home for ,ha
sacs and Foxes on the west side orthe
Missouri. The price paid Is abons : q, .1'e
100000, of which S700, 600 IS to he IN
vested for the Indians-the IT s,a,as. T. =,
guaranteeing an annual interest," Of s ner
cent - = I pei
"The treaty is regarded as very fav
orable TO the Government, and no less
50 to the Indians. The lands will COS,
ABOUT nine cents per acre.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29

sertion that he will be elected, The people
have quietly willed otherwise Il any
man doubts this fact, We refer him to.the
nponle themselves. Let him enquire the
results of elections recently taken place.
lefl him await ihe decision Of those
which are TO come. Lou. Adr.
Well, those animals called 'coons are
ouarrelsome varmiais! There Is no
such hing as pleasing them since they
have been in power-bnt there Is con.
tinual pickering about who Is true blue
Whig:' some swearing that Tyler TOO
is that same old coon;' others say that
Clay is the greatest kind Of Whig;'
then comes Johnny Q.--and TO cap the
climax, the 'god.like' Daniel has set uo
his prelensions to be considered the best
Wing now extanG The presses sup.
porting either Of them, abuse The others
without stint or measure-which has.
been the means of causing the people to
become acquainted with great many
curious matters connected with the plans
and secret tactics Of Whiggery. Go il,
all We poor coons-ihe fat coons will take
good care of--themselves! 'When rogues
fall oui, honest men get their own
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29

The PEopLEs CoNsrlrrTJoy-
itors of the New Benforj R.
noticing The report that Jg5,I
Adams had volunteered bls 5
defend Messrs. Adthony hi
says: "On Wednesday ws !
with a gentleman who called !
Adams in relation to The sUbss
him we are informed that i it
Adams declared it as his o..
the Peoples Constitution VA
and adopted in accordance witt
principles Of our institutions
the established Constitution oiI
land, and tha, there is no es.ag
these conclusions" The sans.
as expressed by Mr.. Adams.
by nearly every ds.
Statesman in the country. who
out party rejndices examined il
Of the peoples constitution os /
and. Time viii sci The whOt
right.-Bazk. Sun.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29
TIE RECENT ELECTIONS
ooh. such . dari

7 .Oh, such a day!
90 fought, so followed, and 50 fairly won.
Came notill now, TO dignity the times,
since C@sar's fortunes!''
The simultaneous movement with the
Wig papers Of the Union, in hosting te
the mast head the names of the emil
Boy of the Slashes' and "honest John
DaVls"-he who when the Capitol of his
country was wrapped in flames that arose
from the torch Of a foreign enemy. shout.
ed with joy!--the Dayton Convention.
with its 100000 men, women, and chill
tdren, shouting with one voice for that
same old coon'--these and other circum-
stances. of a similar nature, had almost
led US TO believe that the democratic par.
y was nearly extinct, andsthat the rem
nant would soon have to build an ark
like unto Noah's,' to protect them AGAINST
the great Whig flood! But with sense
OF the deepest gratitude 10 our country.
men throughout this vast extent Of Ter
ritoFy, we tender our thanks for the no
be manner 10 which they have thrown
themselves in the breach, and dispelIed
the cloud Of apprehension that has so
long hovered over US. When we look
over the columns Of the papers from ev.
cry direction, ard see how prondlv tho
glorious banner Of Democracy has been
flung to the breeze, and how yaliantlv
the stout hearted freemen of the country
have rallied around it, our heart leans
With Joy, and We feel renewed confidence
tnat the determination Of the people is
not TO ''giye up the ship until the last
plank shall have sunk beneath the waves
of anarchy and misrule.
The first shout Of triumph that greet.
% Us, came from good old MAINE. This
loble State, our readers will recolIect
'ast her vote for 'Horrison and Reform,
nd as though disguised with those who
Q grossly deceived her in 184o, she now
ONES down upon thenliike an avalanche
rom the mountain with majority Of
900 for Fairfield, the Democratic can.
idate for.Governor! 5
GEORGIA. Georgia vestige Of the
Universal Wing Party is scarcely left. g
his State gave in 1910 a majority or 6
900 Tor that same old coon'-but find.
g 'cooney' pretty much humbug, ii has !,
syersed that decision, and Democracy !
Nv rules the roast Scarcely enough !
1hlgs are left IN The State 10 write the !. I
'liuary Of The poor 'old coon!, But Iet /.
greet old {
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29
IMPROVEMENT OF THE
RIVER.

The able editor OF the 1
Gazette, in noticing the intent
ton Of the Baltimore and
Road 10 Cumberland by the |:
month, remarks upon the imp
has already been given 10 til !
tween the east and west sins
Pletion TO the point coatem7
have on the social and busines
tween the west and east. q
however, says the Gazette, i
% the interests of both. aGd :
Improvement of The Ohio rirsi5
one third Of the money wasieii
Red River Raft, this grea
highway might be made nayig
seasons Of. the year, (excepi d
oy ice, so as to enable travels
slness to make their calcula
some degree of certainty. Al
g cannot be done. and the cons
mat both sections are serios
The Gazette remarks ,ssas
upon the western rivers sn8s
year have been unusually 4
suggests 10 the chief cities os
he appointment Of COMMITTEE
am It exactly, so as to enab
md our members in Congrel
more authoritatively on the
nope the suggestion will beed
AIKEN up and carried out; til
ION which would thus be coils
'nable the Western membersa
q asking for appropriation 10
.ecount Of damage for proF
lie upon these great national !.
ghlch would call loudly for rspl