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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
"a LIS PEI ARD EET.

I Z
MADAME COSl ELLO need hardly state tina, her Perio
" dica Pills. for the of all the diseases peculiar
males superior TO all others, that they the only
ones recommended by the medical faculty their private
pactce as these facts are 9cienty known to the public
general Equally celebrated Madame Costellos Soothing
Syrup for eethpg children; which almost Immediately ulls
the irritation of the gums and is certain
vulsions and likewise her Nipple Paste" for nipples;
which is so good as to nothing to be desired and such
is the most popular article in the country.
Az Madame Cs edicines patronlsed By the medical
faculty. which than be said of the
her matos however thew may obtain transient nooriey
through the newspapers Post paid for
all parts OF the United States attended Tems-Percdcal
Pills one dollar box-Teehing Syrup fifty bottle
Remember that Madame the only Legitimate bred
Female Physician in New York. sA Imsrc
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DEN STRY.
IILISIIES TO pE NOIlxsI

- y y N - I h I
WISHES TO BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, NOT
w WORDS.-A WALKER, Dentist, No. 90 Chambers
sets imitation incompatible teeth which eaanot
be distinguished the natural Inserts the quality
teeth on the principle of atmospheric pressure from
whole set deying deecton aud the Of the
natural organs Filling Plugging decayed teeth whether
nerve be exposed or not The .oohache cured Extracting
without distrsctng the patient These all operations re
than the usual charges. % Imsr
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GLASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENTS Stouvenel
glass cutter No % Gold street, constantly hand and Of
fer TO supply all dealers and Others the lowest prices this
CITY, and warranted the best other manuactoy-such
beautiful hall lamps astral lamps and shades de-
canters umbers wine glasses dishes gobets bowls
ceieries glass Nc Ooods of the
by quantity free of packages and carriage all articles match
10 pattern Retail store No. IS John street, Nassau
lmsr
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with may rely upon
instrumental aid the worid affords application the
Office No. Veey street. either of the agents in the
principal towns the United States Be the
back pad OF Hulis to they endorsed
Hull whiting None genuine to be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hus
celebrated and thousands
These limitations be relied upon they
made by unskfu mechanics and better than the od
nary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. vesey street,
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
men where female Is IN constant attendance wait
female patients. oil lmr
TO THE LADIES.
Oh: HULL UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS instrument Tor the radical of Propsus Uter
Falling Of the Womb, by application, suppressed
ing the use OF the obecnona Pessary confidently
mended the afflicted this Of perfect
health never having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
as Will as IN this coantry adopted the entire disuse OF
pessares and all other painful surgical expedient the Lying
lnHospitals of London and Pans and universally recon-
mended IN Europe by medical men Of the highest In
country sustained by the eadng members of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Vesey having from the business de-
where lady apply
TIusses and Supporter 4 female o4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY. 2oah Fulton street near
~ Greenwch.-Dr MORMON Member Of the Royal College
of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
wy continues be consulted daily all diseases oi delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms
dicous treatment and the mpndent fquacs medicines
DR.. NJ has had experience of twenty yeas treating
delicate all andc implicated forms and
mild safe and nfabe substitute rmercury eIadcat
venerea virus with certainty thout subsctng the
risk restricting him in susua diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
distractions in the urethra, such structures and
largement Of the PROSTATE gland mpanied with much i'm
taton and dull about these OF the
quences Of maleatment Dr. M. treats structures scien-
fc promoting absorI Of the thckened circular
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILlTy-Thousands Of yorns
suffering from consequences Of indulgence
destructive habit nerves further injured from
the Of nostums pretended specifics which stimulate
only induce Dr. M such
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the strIcest honor and confidence observed.
Letters post paid containing suitable Fee will
the correspondent full advice and Of the
Union by his history Of his detail 20 Full
on street near Greenwich. ole lmsr
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DOCTOR GLOVER

DOCTOR GLOVER
REGS inform those who recently enqured if he has
- left the practice Of his proe.sio that he continues
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and potracted which practical
been objects his study The
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton Of the less scrutinsng physician
Dr. Glover's primary education enables him keep
with the improvements of the day. being graduate the
dca profession The unsuspectng stranger should beware
the host self named Doctors of whom
be authors OF little books upon Subjects Of which they
totally iEnoranl.
Office, No. Ann st-prvate entrance 4th door from the
Museum-ofice hours until &C clock PM. o9 lm*r
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VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS.

1NE Dox oil these nestmabe Pills all the Quack
" Medicines IN the world for the of disease
C0MMENrlf We examine the of the above disease
and The situation Of the parts affected consider It
tam IN Its ACTON anda the composed Of ngre-
diens az Will prevent the possibility Of discovery while using
It. IL 70 TACT wei known to many that Of the remedies
offered these composed of such
to render almost impossible to continue their without
creating sickness at the stomach
Quences Sach the there doubt but such
remedy as VALlERS FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni.
veal aprohaton being entirely free objections
pleasant IN her and removing the disease
Pills III the disorders alluded based supposon;
on the contrary il is founded rational experience having
used hem III successful for upwards Of
ee confident OF their the remedies hitherto
employed.
Sold No. 90 Nassau street, $50 Broadway and 90 North
SIth street Philadelphia. Price 81 per box s24 im'r
MAZDA ME RE TELL,
FEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and residence, I4s Green
witch street, between Courtlandt md Liberty
she be consulted with the strictes confidence
plants incident to the female Frame
Madame and
obstinate Of female rreguary soppage Suppression
&c. Is such to require but few days effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during
hnement other ndsposon will be accommodated during
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powden,' for married ladies, whose de
cate precaous health fobds rapid of family
will be sent by mail to part of the United States Price
package All Letters po. gadl addressed to box sss
n. B.-Aladame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
out the city, whose health would admit Of travelling that
she would devote her personal attendance them
of the United States within reasonable distance
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Sc.
article OF Solar Lamp very superior article.
Also, new article of Defecer Tor Improving the light oil
the old pattern of Astral Lamp.
Also style of Floreune Bronze, color mmovable
Together with variety of Lamps and Chandehen for
churches, halls and public buildings
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Casters Trays Toast Racks Candestcs Napkin
Trys, Coffee aud Tea Ums SC.
Fine Table Cutlery and dozens; Japanned Tea Trays
IN great anty OF patterns and forms; fine cut glass BOWLS
Pitchers, Tumbers Dishes, Goble Decanters Water Bot
ties Sugars &c. &c.
w: H. beg respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that their with the
such that sell all articles their line
at rmak ably low prices; and respectfully invite them to call
and their show which alone sufficient compen
safe for the trouble. s22 Smsr
CROCKERY CHEAP FOR CAsH-F. Z. TANNER
~ would respectfully inform his old customers and the trade
generally THAI he has eommenced the above mentioned business
the cash principle, and has hand his store
Water opposite the United States (oImer Hols) Hotel
complete aud of Cockery
Clocks Cut Plain Glass Looking Glasses Grsndoes, hall
and Astral Lam German fancy goods SC. Sc, of
which purchased before ~ the late
tariff, very cheap for cash
Al country merchants and buyers requested call and
purchase at from 10 70 than The they have
usually pad, buy at the time the city
sl7 lm'r F. C. TANNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
TR ENTON r ACES

TRENTON RACES.
asa 'ss @
s, 500 forfeit o s.e S cT 18Th hear o two mile heats sub
same P,y-A purse Of 5 co. mile , beats. al. mill.
sub saS0 s.. 1Ifs s to o ssss :; , sSOvs
sA:s; ESQ nj: sa' s added
Fourth D "a purse OF $500. for mile heats.
For furthef particulars New York sp, of the Illness
the ss%E s & Of TTS6%s S%
vol be G 9 a and S, S a Dick ca.
sandra Milton Brown. Register, Esop AID Prior will be among
probably make the most meeting that taken
-. JAMES BROWN, Proprietor.
a MORN and OF S TG%9 York
and brooklyn thu he has epened Academy I'm that large
Erch.nss Cook. Cicas, BoweTy Vaunha srdsnj
necessary accomplishment the act OF Workmanship in all its
branches, The Academy furnished with dressing sitting
III, ;usie., regard rsspeciabity viii be adhered TO-
The ode. professors from Europe to take charge of the
and hassrs himself that the enterprise will met with the
Terms and particulars may be aseertained application
The omnibus and ys during the day
lias house situated opposite The small Duane
front Ssssment mt ~ ~ "'O"'' '' D os l ssf'
TO LETjGFom !s P sS 'i"s % The a,.i May
n Rent very low. Apply g Arson Blake Esq., nearly OPP
poste the premises, or to f. W. Pembsrton Is Plat New
York. olg imsr
~ WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-A country residence
III within . miles OF New York, with from to 20
Of land, Long Island Sound, preferred Ad-
rss with full particulars box7 Post Once, Pou hkeelse ~
ol3 lRsr
WELLiNGroN A; CAR FER, Wine aud Commisson
w Merchant No. New street, door from Wall street
has on hand aud daily receiving choice articles aud pliers
them moderate pTiees for cash or city He
offers for sale
100 hid. ,9d .masE package, Of Lomene Madeira Wine
10 casks Mdmsey Viqtage, Of sl2,
Is casks Port, pure Juice, the best IN the m irket,
! II casks Bro wn, @ old and other superior srernss
81 Casks Henesey oegntte and OtArd Bandy from
don ,cks.
10 pipes Holland Gin, part Swan brand.
Ne fined Loaf, Lump, and Crushed Sugars from the best
Refneries, for winch w. A. Carter Is agent.
$50 baskets Champagne, Anchor, aud other choice brands
W. A Carter also general for ancient
Lomene Of Madeira, aud takes orders for their celebrated
Wines, Of eyerv. age OF uliity required.
MARBLE TILES, STEEL. PErPsR, CLOVES, sc
5000 Italian Mlroe Tiles, VIII and blue
~ bag, Sumatri PEPPER.
Is bags real Bourbon Cloves.
50 h e imported White L..d in Oil.
Is boxes Milan Ste, IN AL hlrs
Also assortment Of Toras, Aqua Marine and other pre-
cious Stones for jewellers. o2i imr
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POCKET KNIVE

POCKET KNIVES
1872 Broadway between John and Towards Hotel,
$50 doz pen dirk and pocket knives retailing prices
suit the times Also large assortment Of Scissors Razors
Champasne Cutters Dental and Surgical lnstrpmen and
lery de to order and repaired Steel articles polished the
highest perfection of the art.
j ID. Rrnah ,ya,-
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The omnibus and every five minutes during day.
OPS 3m'r w. ID. DlSBROW Proprietor.

- TO LET-That large commodious four stor dwell
ling house situated opposite the sma park in Duane ST.
No. l65. The said house is we'll calculated for BOARD
AZ house Rem, $50 month. Inquire 6i Duane street.
base az lWsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

FULLER'S GYMNASIUM
THE GfMNASlU MS, 203 Greene, and 90 Ann streets
open daily and IN the evenings alternately. Gentle
whose business prevent their exercising during day
time, join the evening class.
A Junior Class from TO O'Clock.
The Brooklyn Gymnasium, No. 10 Water street, the
Fulton Ferry, open day and evening,
Fencing aud SparrIug taught Usual, o72wSr
HOLT'S CAN DY
SURPRISING ANY THING OF THE KIND-Let il
- stand upon its own merits-Coughs and Colds.
Hollis CANDY uned for itself reputation, (soe-
y by men) far above the ordinary class of remedies
for the complaints Tor which it is used.
IL nded by thousands who have experienced its
excellent effects sovereign remedy for Coughs Colds and
all affections OF the lungs
This certify that have my practice prescribed Mr.
Hollis Compound Cough Candy many IF coughs
colds and all affections of the lungs with the
effects the of this Candy, and hav
lug ed them Tor private practice,
with safety recommend the Article all troubled with any
Of the complaints above mentioned In my estimation this
Candy has the precedence of any now in
DAVID CRANY. NJ d.
Hartford, Conn. Sept. 90, 1912
For sale by NJ. p HOLT PSI Main street; also, by the
Principal Druggists IN Hartford.
b. d. Sands 10 Fulton street at Dr. Symes Pharmacy
50 Bowey, OF Walker ST. Age in New York.
otps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

FENCING SALOON a. SHOOTING GALLERY.
second door lately from Europe, Professor of the Of
straight, crooked and Turkish sword hunting knife muske
and bayonet, staff, aud every species OF weapons.
Gentlemen, lovers of this military officers of the army
navy &c are respectfully invited TO call and witness exh
bitlon of his skill in this full and important
spacious double Shooting Gallery, Illuminated
will also be found with superior Swiss pstolsshoot
al distance OF 2I0 yarls sI6 3m~r
FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Tne very fatterlng encourage
thus far bestowed Professor Mouls the
of his pupils the proficiency they have attain
ed in short tune under his tuition has induced him to lower
his terms from S2 TO $40 thus placing the
tunty Of obtaining thorough knowledge the French Lam
within the of any lady gentleman wishing
TEN generally approved by the ladies' and gentlemen of
liability whom he had the
Three Glasses already formed persons may
desire with them. should do this favorable
Professor Nous' rooms No. 1913 Broadway.
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

"a TO LET.-From the present time the first of May
cR lst3 handsome well 6nished three story and base
neni house, with marble msntes, &c, complete, stua
ted Court between Baltic ami Butler South rock
lvn Rent very low. Apply Arson Blake ESQ., nearly op
Poste the premises, or to W. Pembston Is Plat ST. New
a Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
GEORGE WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham street, cor
ner nf Duane sfreef Ne,n York

ner of Duane street, Ne,o York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large Of the follow
W articles Sideboads, Bureaus Bedsteads Co.'S,
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Gas, Cases Book
Gses Looking Glasses Dining Cene Tea and Pier Tables,
Pianos s Sofa Bedsteads Beds Bedding Psleasters Mat
Iesses Carrots, Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Stands Toilet Tables, Candle Stands Bureau Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, &c.
Also large assortment Of men and womeni Wearing Ap
paIel new and second handed
All the above articles offered 70 the prble at very
low Persons of said articles would
eT adv antige 10 make early call the above establish
Shipping oden punctually attended and packed the
shortest reasonable Mattresses Bedding,
or fitting vessels, constantly on hand.
orders the above establishment will panctuaJ
ied to and thankfully received.
IN S-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
unitre, and Gentlemens and Ladies' of Clothing.
l,22
HOUSE DIMINISHING WAREHOUsE-WORAM v
IL HAUGHWOUr Sol Broadway. Manufacturers Agents
and Commission Merchants have Just received and are now
opening and splendid assortment OF the following srt
ces, via -
Syered Gilt and Bronze Gas Chandeliers, to 20 lights
Do Candle do 4to2i
DO Candle Brackets, Ito
Do Gas Brackets. 20
DO Slantei Lights, lto 7
DO Oiranao,es. Ito
l{alI na A. Kaad Ia
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO. Female Physician, still continues
M TO ea with astonishing all diseases peculiar TO
females.
Suppression regularty obstruction &C. By whatever cause
Madame medical establishment having undergone thoIopgn
repairs aud for the better accommodation Oh e
numeour patients she prepared receive ladies' on e
point Of confinement those who wish TO De treated Tor 90
stIneton OF their monthly period.
Madame can be consulted at her residence No Lpsn
ard 81 at all aud with the strctest regard seeresy
All communications and Letters must be postpaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

MANILES MANGLES Prices reduced-Important
CAN WEST respectfully the public that they have
hand and their mange which,
utility and durability not be surpassed. 1t is labor
machine entirely supercedes the of ironing
and rapidly gloss sheets table cloths &c &c. without
the aid OF fuel They be the United
States Hotel and Bankers Mansion House and nearly all the
hotels the city. They sold No Little Green street.
Liberty street, N. " where Mesrs d. 4 w. do bell.
hanging lock smhng and all kind Of work. cheaper than
be done else where
N B.-Kitchen Crates made from 10 per ID.
sl8-lm @rc
and all other commencing business and who wish OBJ
handsome durable sign, material,
will please call GEO. w. FORDHAM, 81 Wall street,
corner of PEARL
House Painting, Graining, sc. well executed.
N. B.-Price low. $40 lm~r
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03

The Madisonian commenced an ar
ticle thus:
Henry Clay, to his ashes, has gone.
What a subject of congratulations!
They "breathe more freely" undoubt-
eddy: at the other end of the Avenue.
But has Henry Clay gone? We
think not. Henry Clay is not now in
the Senate, but he is abroad; and those
who have sat in awe of his talents, and
his unwayering justice, crouch at his
felt presence, and live boastfully in the
consciousness that he marks their &C
ton. This rejoicing at his absence is
like the hubbub ofthe school room, in
their teachers absence. But the mas
ter spirit is at the cycling the pranks OF
she disorganizers; and while he dismiss
ses the lad that hes taken the chair, the
gown, and the rod, which belonged to
him, he will put the rest to their stud
les. We allude to capital picture
of "the School in an uproar."
Peace to his ashes! The ashes Of
Henry Clay will give new powers to
the sackcloth of those who SANDER him
But they are not yet gathered. He
is alive and moving. And the flourish
of the Madisonian is the whistIing o
fear TO call back a little confidence
But, perhaps the ashes of his politi
cal existence is meant, because MIR
Clay has left the Senate. From these
Senatorial ashes shall spring a Presi
dent, to restore the Government to it.
former action, and realize the hope
blighted in the death of Harrison.-U
| S. Gag.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03
A coon PROSPECT

A contemporary says, "that the Con-
nectlcut Tyler men voted against the
Wings, and the Wings stayed at home be.
causethey were angry with Captain Tyler
Is not that enough"
We perceive the falling off of the wing
vote in Connecticut from that of last year,
was about 10000, and that of the Locos
about 1000. By which it appears, that
the wings are relatively stronger over the
Locos than last year.
Hurra, then, for the wings of old Con-
necticut, at their next muster, when their
fit of anger with Capt. Tyler will be over.
and they will come out in their strength!
The Captain has lost us Connecticut
this time, as he has many another field
8ut--but-but, it will come right.
True Whie.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03

o. The Washington correspo0.
dent CT the Cincinnati Gazette, spe,E.
ing of the late brilliant ball given 10
Mr.. Cay in Washington city, saya
"This Administration, like ,bo
Jackson despotism, overawes and in.
timidates the employers of the Gov.
eminent; hence there were, under.
stand, but three officers Of the Govern.
ment, who dared to show their resp.c,
for Mr.. Clay by attending his ball; and
two of these, to their honor be it men.
toned, were Major General Scott and
General Jesup. OF course, not
man expecting or seeking Office dura
show his face.
"Invitations were sent to the Presi.
dent and his family and 10 the FAM.
lies of the heads of departments, and
they not only had not the magnanimiry
to go, but not even the ordinary polite.
ness 10 return an apology. 1t was no,
intended as party ball, and certainly
Webster and Spencer should have
been the last men to refuse TO do honor
to man that has done somuch 10 hon.
or his couAtry. 1t was mean, COW.
ardly, contemplate: All the foreign
ministers and their suits ATTENDED.
Lord Ashburton remained a shoH
time. but his secretaries and attacbe
continued through the evening and
joined in the dance. Mr.. Bodisco
(who has high admiration Of M.
Clay and lis beautiful wife showed
their respect by coming early, and
continuing till the close ofthe festivi.
ties"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03

A TYLER MEETING.-We copy
the following from the N. Y.Tribune
of the 9th. Just to show our readers
what kind ola thing Tyler meeting
in New York is. The whole number
present at this meeting did not ex-
coed $50 persons, and yet this is the
best demonstration that can be made
for Tyler, in a city of 10000 voters.
The Tyler meeting at Washington
Hall last evening proved the misera-
able trick and fraud that we had pre-
viously characterized it. 1t was call
ed to order by jeremiah 1'O'0Le' Lo-
co Foco, and Alexander Hamilton,
the counsel of Glentworth, officiated as
Chairman. sir. James B. GLentoConF
was the impelIing and guiding spirit
as he had been the conuiver and author
of the meeting. An address was read
and decided to be carried by the Presl-
dent. A series Of cut-and dried Res
olutions were then introduced, nomiua-
ting James Monroe (who will very
cheerfully kick the wire workers for
their impudent use of his name) for
Mayor! The resolutions were deci-
ded TO be carried 10y the chairman,
though strongly opposed by the meet
ing. A great confusion and uproar
prevailed throughout and nothing could
be heard distinctly, but the upshot was
a regular row, in which the Chairman
decamped, the lights were put out, and
a chandelier broken. If any Wings
We're concerned in this, notwithstanding
the fraud intended, we reprobate THEN
conduct most decidedly, and so do the
Wings Of our city. No Loco Foco
'44tgick, however nasty, affords excuse fol
| v;S&Aeca