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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-09
UNITED STATES
TEA L M p OR U M,
12l late 129 Chatham street, NeU York.
And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.

And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Agency, 38 BLEECKER STREET,
VIII q l. f. ALE A ND RETAIL
rTNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp Of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that their quality and
power will remain unmpaired climate. Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to BE- exceed 1t
Is founded the utmost regard the rights OF the custom
err especially with respect to weight and quality, aud unrl-
vailed cheapness. All purchasers called upon
ARTICLES which fail 10 them the satisfaction which
the money will he cheeully aud promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families and ship
from this establishment '''
1ESuiNE JAVA CoFTEE roasted every day.
Orders from all Of the United states executed with
promptitude and despatch " "
= The ony warehouse in the Hor.
LANs celeDIated plaek ! ca j29 lm"m
ENILEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT.OFF WARD.
~ families DESTROYS of Converting their
left OF wearing apparel into cash. same the
highest cash price. 1880 ~
TO families aud gentlemen quitting the city or changing resi-
dence having superuous effects dispose or will ind
much their advantage send for the subscriber will at
tend them at their residence by appointment
II. LEVITT
No. 6 John st. and l4 Varick st. New York
line through the post Office, otherwise will
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. jy7 lm.ec
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p1MPLES, FRECKLES, &c-CHURCH'S VEGETA-
BILE LOTION for removing pimples, boiches ireckies
ta scorbutc and cutaneous eposs Of every description
The use Of this Lotion for short time will transform the
most saow complexion radiant wheness renders harsh
and rough skin beautifully soft smooth and imparts
the face healthy aud juvenile bloom.
Snld III bottles at Is EACH Churchs Dispensary 1913
Bowery, corner Of Spring st. jyf3 lmcodsm
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Shirt MANDATORY,

AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
20 MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest aud most
"" approved French pattern shirts. general assortment Of
shirts under garments Hosiery cravas handkerchief Sc.
shirts aud qader garments up order and repaired at
short notoe For sale 100 900 skens black and light dyes
ing SILK WIN. COLLINS.
Jy20 26dys
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No IS Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
3 Seminal Weakness. Enlargement OF the Heart
> Inabiity 10 hold the URN. Midwifery.
inf,mmatiou Of the Bladder 4 Secondary Syphilis.
acute Primary Syphilis.
A Inflammation of the Eyes. Is Gonorrhea.
Cholera Morbus. Gieet
2 liberated Breasts. Onarism, two unaef treat
3 Fluor Albus ment, dong well
womb method Of treatment.
l Sore Nipples. Z Kheumatism' acute
Falling Of the womb. Scrotula :,
Purulent discharge from the Cutaneous Eruptlons
ear of a young lady of Denum Iremens
eight years standing. ! Group, child.
Enlarged Li ssfGgiRoIcAL opEERpX yiTpff6eiN'ss
Hermoorhoidal Tumon Cancer Of Breast removed.
moved from a LADY, who Adipose Tumor removed
had been a sufferer twelve from the facs
years and has resulted in 2 Urinary Fistula. 81,
perfect cure. Tumor removed from thu
/ Fistula in Ano. eye lid
Abcesses in the Anus. Fracture Of the Arm
s Str;ctures in Urethra. Q Injuries Of the Head.
Q Intiamed Testcle. Hare lip. ...
/ Hydrocee SontraGuusons 70, 81 nnes 'o"''
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
c. McMANUS,
Apothecary and Secretary. IA lmec
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DEAFNESS

DIS DIS n CASTLE r: AND EDWARDS, AURISTS.
g s f III
that while il New York his way to anG he placed
Hasis 81 e eS' h and
has returned s;sns e his military duty. un.,,r,,
''''' ACOUSTIC b#6SS jh.'s.
ss. 1s
p%s rsasay as ali ar. ssf i S sS
nsr White street 80 ~ ~ = : - jyis ims sG''
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH
corner If has So f r.s p;
Rs S Be WITH .e Der
iiS R'S CIV a
S he
'sss fs ss
n Iii Tai p Ssw Es
obtained much celebrity for his excellent mode 9f filling hs
SisS
eh ns coh Will p cure eas
DEllcAra xS6 IS sfs St ff"9sskA
ss ): sssi
met With this terrible and casually wn i IN
s nm tor Chi: and if P IsDsSsS
Castle fas Ss, Ss
Dr. e. inserts artificial teeth the principle OF adhesion BY at
i; Fl Z;
eiey, s. n Y; Mrs General Gaines 3 Beck, Mp Dr.
ger DR. J. c. Cheesman, DR.. A. H Stephens, Dr. Tory,
Bayles, Dr. WA Grayson D Derring, &C. X Once 38l
Broadway. lyll lm'm
ORRIS TOOTH WASH-Prepared from the original recipe
" at No. Gold street, n York-The Orris Tooth Wash
purely vegetable possessing the properties of
cleaning the teeth and NOTWITHSTANDING the gums to healthy
state and preventing any unpleasant taste odour this
mouth arising from decayed teeth from dexanged
Of the stomach. .
supesed the necessity Of powder keeping the teeth clean
preventing the wearing Of the gums from the teeth
1t particularly useful Of spungy gums, restoring
them healthy and causing them to contract around
TOOTH In painful affections of the teeth and gums arising
from cold will be found highly bsnefeiai i
just before retiring This method is rseommsadsd by
during day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night in clean, sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the most valuable portions
of poor humanity but how neglect the attention nscss
their when surrounded by all the
means needed Among these know OF none more pleasant
and etfscua than the Ors Tooth WASN'T csanes and viii
tens the teeth strengthens the puhes the mouth and
the breath We recommend its use to all young and
DID, Boston Morning Post. -
The Os Tooth Wash the best detergent we ever used on
our enamel.-( Boston Transcript:
For sale by the principal druggists in the city, mar
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PALMO'S ARCADE BATH
80 CHAMBER STREET.
rJNHE GENTLEMENS' SALOON NOW OPEN.-Cirea


Baths cents
Baths with robes sheets 81
IS tickets for o5.
The subscriber leased the above establishment
of years has improvements scale which
when completed will he fatters himself taste costly
elegance and masncence with similar blshment
the world having visited the best conducted baths Europe
he feels hesitation assuring his fellow citizens that the
spirit which has for the thirty aetuaed him in
vdg (no what coA the splendid mansions for
their social comfort and shall the present
OCCASION be lost sight Of and that the
elegancies of the European baths he will take the liberty of
adding from the inventive of his cultivated and
well known all that he has observed wanting
the enjoyment of bath the plus ultra of perfection.
The Ladies Saloon will be in readiness few DAYS. A
full description of the varied improvements will be given
when completed and the whole thrown for public
| ml5 Since FERDINAND PALMO.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

OWING the celebrity, efficacy and invaable success Of
~ Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in all Of m
regularity suppression stoppage of those functions Of
upon which the health Of every female depends, since
into the United States about four
counre,s and limitations constantly attempted TO be
twelve box put in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Ps" with the object Of selling them if
cautioned against these attempts TO impose upon them
ees except those sold Madame Rstells Principal Office
Ii2 street. New York and Essex street Boston.
Price 81 Madame Reses signature written the
of each box.
N B-Thsy be used by married single by following
directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also by
pontment at &4 Grand street, corner of Allen, New York
iejO1 u,s
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,GAmTI0N 10 FEMA h,l;s,c,,N

MADAME. RES ELI, FEMALE Thy STLIAN, would
u inform ladies who with proper delicacy, have epug-
the treatment Of their complaints except by one Of their
that all she attends them personally, her
experience practice and know ledge enables She
deems state this she does not wish e be-
cassed with the preeders continually appearing and dsap
pearing, advertising Female Physicians" who too isno
y less ignorant auack to experiment instead Consulting
lors residence Greenwich street. between Coulandt
PM alO 2ms
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DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS

WHEN many suffering in consequence of certain de-
important obtain remedy that always be depended
yf or % ianetens hs parts Affected
medical faculty discover medicine so%Satiion Of
moving the Of II this spd diseased action
liable
ss.s be eISs h i%Ss
s% s: Ia" as lay
f ssTt
ne .:9 sm and d: a S by
INITIATING the organs to natural and healthy action
's
70 find Their , and safely rem
no liable 10 be disturbed BY the and debility usually
Agent; y Fulton Gold; II East Broadway
Market street and 2s Broadway Chamber street
GLANDS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, for taking
spH, Of pitch ed and Stains Stains Of kinds
"nr the color of TR Valuable chemical pspa
ton y thoroas eS,SGste any soil or stain from The finest
BE- in every and in ones 20 and those who
having found usefulness they would not think
% sS s Esss. s sa street. up stairs. or
.s almost S1
in his own handwriting
aser most popular and efficient article known for remov-
ing s i,sskles pmplss botehes, whitening and cleaning
OPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE EYE, Squirting
diseases Of The lids and Surgical Treatment Of the
b. Dixon has been appointed Surgeon !" bs Deaf and Dumb
Asylum House Refuge he has performed the operation
eIsa' ming instantly
R p 1 to Hs Y asss $ NfT s H.
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TO MARRIED LADIES; nor,

TO MARRIED LADIES'.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POW DERS,
1Those invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe France particular for upwards OF thirty years
well by thousands this country being the only mild
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies, whose health
forbids a rapid increase of family.
Madame Restell, well known was for thirty years e
male Physician in the principal Female Hospitals in Ea.
ropehose of Vienna and Paswhere favored by her great
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity ~
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
the female Frame for which her medicines stand unri-
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acquant-
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame
enables her-by tracing the decline and i'll health of married
females meridian of life and the
pd and often apparently nexpcabe which consign
many fond mother premature grave-o their true
to arrive at Of the primary Of female nds
posonsespecay Of married females-w hch in 1905 led
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption has been the Of only the health
ther.
matng the benefits resulting thousands by their adop
ton, would respectfully the attention Of the
sd by all that they hold and dear to their consideration
Is and virtuous evils to which
subject by simple and healthy means within our contro-
Every dsIassiohae rtusus and enlightened mind will unf
stangy answer in The affirmative Price five dollars Pack
be forwarded by mail to part of the United States Al
TELL, Female Physician Principal Ohes, l4a Gresnwich
street. New York Office hours som Sam. to o'clock +. M
Boston Office, No ESSEX st. jl0 2m.r
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PRIVATE DISEASES.


A CURE GUARANTEED.,The College of Medicine
"A and Pharmacy of the City of New York. established for
the suppression of quackery now prepared to treat all dis
these distressing malades advantages be with
other institution this either public private From
the correspondence, and from arrangements,
Sstween the members Of the College and the eminent
Professors of the Medical Institutions of Europe all improve
ments the treatment Of these diseases forwarded them
of b coapt XII prnn Who I b se ud ,b psa
preparation Of Professor Rcord, The Partisan Alternative
remedy discovered for primary secondary syphilis
Strengthening the whilst eadcatng the disease
Professor Vapeaus discovery his Specific Pills. for the
cure Of gonorrhea and glee has raised HIM mmeasuaby
above all his contemporaries this branch of the
profession With such celebrated remedies together with the
combined skill Of the first medical Of this country the
College feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken
the suppression of quackery will receive the patronage
deserves from that Of the public requiring their
vices
Terms, for advice, all medicines, S.
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
B-Paients living distance by stating their disease
explicitly in writing giving all symptoms together with the
treatment they received esew here if obtain chest
containing all medicines with full direction for use with
of by addressing the Agent Of the College
paid, enclosing IS. je28 3mr
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eSOO REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
pow the cure Of Gonorhes elects Structures and
logous complaints of the OF generation.
OF all remedies discovered for the 'sboe complaints this
is the certain
Ii makes speedy and permanent without the least
stricton to Diet drink change in application
business.
We give long qusck recommendations deceive the pub
c II the medicine does not speak for itself shall
speak for a. Our object notify where il be had. and
the proprietor challenges single of recent Gonorhea to
be brought which the mixture will not effect rapid cure
under forfeiture of 500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
ciey-gh low rich aud poor matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time posi-
bic.
Further the disease be contracted if dose of the
mixture is taken night going 10 bed when exposed
is put in bottles with full directions accompanying IT,
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
many cured in two days
For sale only VIM. H. Minors 1872 Broadway, Of
John street opposite franklin House, New York j. Jones'
Of Chestnut and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
j. NJ Smiths, 1873 w ashngton street Boston, jyl3 lm-
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SUNBURNT YELLOW, OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
- and Eupons Bites Of Mosquitoes Cured by the of
cake (ay very often half cake) that surprising
vention called the Italian Chemical Soap. The this
used the astonshed people at IFS wonderful effect
week cured less than three of old scay salt
rheum for which medical skill and the powerful lotions
had been used vain hundreds been Of rcckes
sunbum, and mophew this By it, There
Obliged TO do to introduce therefore, con-
scientiously recommend almost nfallibe in any
eruptons Disagreement such pmpcs, bloches
eckles scuryy salt rheum eyspelas BARRIERS Itch bites
of bed bugs galinppes &c. IL gives the skin, youthful
healthy bloom and freshness Persons living at the south
literally treated with. small fortune might be made by
enterprising person to bring this to warm climate.
Sold at 50 cents cake by r. Jones at his wholesale perfu
merry store sign of the American Eagle ~ Chatham street ~
York and by these Agents-in Philadelphia by Zieber,
Third and Dock streets the American Hotel
Washington, d. C. in Boston, State street in Charleston
lyu 1879 Fulton STIR iva lmsm
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAT, CARD

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton street.-DR. FAWCETT Msm-
~ Der of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Edn
dePha author Of several works the generatvs organs
their stages and complicated forms worst
venerea affections will yield his mode Of without
curry.
Constitutional debility, impotsney. ststy, seminal weak
nocturnal emissions and all those deporabs diseases
which brought by destructive habit of neonsi
dete youth and other of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation o
premature decay (see Dr. Fawce work these subjects
be radically cured and the restored health aud
gou Structures Of the preha extending far the prostate
ced by the bad of disease and frequently orig
from naturalization be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett, at 196 Fulton street
sDr is the Oldest advertising Physician in the city
hung up large frames in his Office, where his works BE-
obtained Price 50 cents. jy27 lm*m
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THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
L OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, of the city of
New York established for the suppression Of quackey,
TONERS of the United States for the liberal assistance rendered
ues-wish respectfully call their the following
preparations which have been tested every by the
College during the last and although the result of
of experience Of the first medical Europe have far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

the first Office in The world-and we c,n
his faithfulness 10 co operate in eye,v mo-. Pen!
tary reform, and fix on lasting and s,ahIa =, o.
reform contemplated by our party. 's'''
at is urged against him, that he h,s boo
for one term, and that the principl should h. -
ed by the Democratic party, that no mar 80 M
the office for more than that period W,,ts 'oq ;
ing to weaken the force of that arsnnan. al
respectfully remind those gentlemen H. We "e
the proper period to recognize the pr,oo,., WIS
unanimous wish Of that party, exnr-ssaI 4"
Baltimore Convention IN lS4n, they Ia, ",'.,
that argument, and mute him Candida he
term, and they Will not have done ius,ica ~. :
or themselves, IT they now throw him overbn..,
the system OF measures commenced a'' :
nIstra'i,n is completed, and elect another !, w.
Such is our opinion as IN individual. 80, no Is
at moment to yield those preferences, shon '.:'
vention fix upon any other Of the d.s,IncnS.'a We
v'duals who have been addressed by The inI.'
ven,ion, whose answers we have gwen n 80,
Either Of them would no doub, do infipi,e NV. we Is
station, and each is entitled 10 the uncn,I ."o'
dence of the party; they have been ony ,,,."
know they will prove faithful to the ,tus, s co1
their charge" '~'''
The following notice appears in the go. .
non:' W J
"TYLER MEErIsG.-A public meeting or a..
of the present administration will be held ,,,s =
Hall in Portsmouth, this evening. at hair ,..'
o'clock All who approve of The ftmrpss Il :.
sident in vetoing a monarchy Bank, and +, Wy
the Schemes of the Federal party, are re.re.,' y
vitcd to attend. Several addresses NAV ~
Let there be general rally of the 'unter, g. Il
oracy.'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

II would have given me great pleasure TO VISIT once
more my native county-to renew my acquaintance
with my ancient friends 10 seek an introduction 10
those generous spirits, who have come more recently
upon the theatre OF octionand particularly on THIS oc
cason, to mngle nv own feelings with those of the
Republicans OF the District and 10 render Inc honor
winch IS due TO the public services, the Rppuolican
principles. and the distinguished talents OF r. ~ l.
Huner-but my engagements are too pressing Tor me
10 leave my post at The present moment
We are approaching, gentlemen, very important
era in our political history. All the great principles,
which Virginia has cherished for so many years are
now at stake-and the issue is about TO be made, whe
Their the people of The United States will select as
their Chief Executive Magistrate Republican, who
will carry out the true principles of limited Con
stitu,ion, with specified powers OR, whether the Ark
Of our Covenant is to be confded 10 the ultra hands
of Henry Clay. Upon The wisdom, the prudence, the
harmony and union of the Republican Party, will this
great question depend. If they adhere principles
than 10 men, the result cannot be doubtful. We
must obtain glorious victory. But, if suffer our.
selves to be shattered TO pieces in struggle for
conending candidates, shall be disgracefully de-
fealed-and a dim and disastrous Eclipse viii come
over the great principles OF the Republic. Never had
the Democratic Party more glorious opportunity OF be
coming distinguished and successful And never would
any defeat be fatal and ingorous. Be uni
ted, and you may defy all the arts and oil the mumme-
ry all the ''powers and principates of the Wings
But, suffer yourselves 10 be Torn in pieces by eager
aspIrants their devoted adheents and for years to
come, you may be unable TO regain the ground which
you may have lost through their reckless struggles or
your own indscretIon.
AS for yourselves, gentlemen, you have been defeat
ed at your recent Congressional Election-bu it is the
part of gallant spirits, though defeated to persist;
though fallen, to rise agan-and never to strike the
colors of the States Rights and Republican School,
which John Taylor of Caroline displayed in the Reso
ulions of $3.50
Permit me to offer the following sentiment at your
dinner, and believe me 10 BIZ,
Most truly, yours,
THOMAS RICHIE.
The County Of Essex!-She is not dead, but sleep.
great principles of Edmund Pendleon and
John Taylor Of CaroIine of the Roanes the Upshaws,
and the Smiths, of William Latane and of James
Hunter, will day her up, like the sound Of the
trumpet. God bless her With all her variations, !
love her still
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
CLAY CLfrpS

The Lynchbnrg Vrginlan points 10 the s,,.
the Wings of Fayet,e county, Va, as one wb', H.,
be "galiantly followed by the Wings of E,g.,,
gina. ltsays "the mountain region for Tho g.
takes the lead IN political organization r.
ceeoings are set forth in the Kanawha Rspub
The Wings of Fayetie county assembled q, Tie
House on the Let day of August, s6Ta organ1,.
selves INTO Clay Club, 10 be called "Th. =
Clay Club Of Virginia" with Col Alfred b..
President; for Wee Presidents, Col Geo.
and Charles Hugart, ESQ; for Secretary. h..
Waite, and for Treasurer, Hudson NJ. D,ckis.
They recognize as the articles of their iath, 49,,
production and maintenance of home mn,
Tariff judiciously blending revenue and p,r.
second. the production and maintenance Of q,
mixed currency, every where equal in value. A.
ing uniform standard Of valuation 10 proper,
restriction upon reelection TO, and curtailmeo
patronage Of the Executive, now iearfullv sb
the checks Of Senate and Commons fourth. an d.
BILE distribution of the proceeds of the naloo,I 4.
among the States" And, moreover, they h.
"that the malign consequences Of the decess- d.
men,ed Harrison can alone be done away. a.,
wounds of the Common ealth healed by calm.
ry Clay of Kentucky to the Char OF The Fer,
The Club is to meet monthly on the Court cag-
member contributing % cents per quarter. T.
to continue in existence I'LL after the Press
election in November, ls44" They have ,nyn.
Summers, member OF Congress elect, to atd-,.
Club ut the ensuing term OF the mex, Superior
and they are abou, 10 invite Mr. Clay to M.
address the people of the county before the p,
tial election.
We lay these facts before our readers, that H.:
see the organization and movements OF the ".
and profit accordingly.