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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAV

NOTICE Citizens of New York and Strangers sojoumng
~ in the City.-G o L G. SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &c Nassau street.-The immense patro
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal and
his Dining Rooms now 10 accommodate two hum
ded persons a time Whilst making these additions
his yore aud well known establishment he has not been
mindful of the still comforts and conyeniences of his
thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the kitchens, completely exclude the
euva and heat which necessarily from cooking for
three thousand persons day The walls of the saloon
Oil Paintings of the ancient and modern schools; marble pill
lars and satuary and busts of Washington Napoleon Sc &c
The bill of fare all Others of the United
Staencludng salmon of 30 and 0lb weight 10 "a
plate with anchovy butter bread &C.; all kinds Of
roast and boiled meats of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables al cents ber pae green peas new potatoes apa-
steaks chops one hundred other different articles Of
the choicest description, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas,
Chocolate cents, &c. sc.
Attentive and civil walters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served up IN the neaest possible styeand every depart
en OF the establishment competent and experienced
Having visited and being with the mode busi
ness OF many Of the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
America, and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesta
ton assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment
terror to none that he has in portion of his
men-besdes which, the superior qualities and low Of
every article included in the Daily Bill of Fare must that
respect aloneexc usive of all other consderaonsrender
the very ne plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
Water which through improved lteers; and the Sa
loon open every day from O'Clock A M. until PM and
jes sm* HENRY COSTING.
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Total. ..Sis7e4 1888

AMERICAN MANuFAcTURERs.-The Newburvport
Herald SAYS that the new projectors OF the mill of
the Nswburyport Steam Cotton Company intend
Immediately to pnt in operation. Ii is stated that
there is now scarcely mandatory in New Eng
land that is not IN tu operation, and some, to fulfil
orders for export, are running both day and night,
employing distinct sets OF hands
AMERICAN WHEAr.-A good deal of discussion
has taken place, among some OF our contempora-
RES on a point which we should scarcely have
thought there could be any difference of opinion,
namely, 10 the period when the duty OF IS. upon
wheat, The prodace OF the United States imported
into the Cauadas, can be levied We understand
that the legal advisers OF the Provincial Govern
ment at King ,toH have unani ously given as their
opnon at It became excisable from the moment
Of he PRONUNCIATION of the royal assent to the act
We informed also that the Council of the
,srd of Trade of Montreal laid case before their
couns-l, and the opinion given was, that the law
was in force from the moment of It's official pro-
mulg4ton We dare say the opinion may be seen
bv any one Interested, application at the office
81 the Board OF Trade Montreal Gazette.
GREAT YIELD OF RED CLovER.-A bundle con-
sistug Of thirtythree stalks on which were tvoh hun
dred and thirty heads OF red clover, all of which
slroued from single root, has been lett al this Of
fee, taken from the farm (not the fats but uplano)
OF M Pellet Nethaway OF this town.-Schoharte
Pat.
The WHEAT HARVEST IN MICHIGAN is now COM
plered, and we are gratlied 10 hear that the crop
has been gathered In excellent order. The yield Is
Stiu 10 bf Inquest DC
fore the harvest, and the berry as represented plump
and fee We shall have heavy surplus for expor.
tatoa from the State this iall.-Detrou Free Pres.
The WHEAT CRoP.-The following is an extract
of letter dated Brooklyn, Jackson County, Mich.
gan. Aug. p, lS43:-
:" he present wheat crop, which is the staple
produce OF this State is now secured Ii is the
best and largest, and secured In the best condition
of any crop we have had. suppose the yield to be
from one quarter TO one.third above former years.
nrp haya hes lnure hU he drnp n
and will hall equal those of former years many
PARTS of the State. Our farmers getting out OF
debt, and the State may be said (with The excep-
ton OF the debO, TO be now in prosperous condl-
ton. Even that, think, will soon be put right by
our persevering and enterprising people.
Liar DIS to be had cheap, ana the State abound
with plenty of water and almost every necessary ant
convenience of life TO be found in new country
State warrants be had from 36 TO AZ cents on TIT
dollar, and will pay for land at their face or iul
amount, at 81 Is per acre-making the land cost
mere song. No better lands can be found thar
In this State Wheat is now worth 80 to 63 cent
here
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

R JOHN son takes this method of informing 1.-THE uuhc
IL still affords relief the afflicted both se1es and
may always consulted with the Confidence the
Of secret diseases Of the effects resulting
from the OF mercury the malpractice of quacks The
following letter the possession of Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quacksry and at the time shows the
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated PHI sican and the charlatan
DEAR
put myself under the OF nostrum vender when my
disease rsl apered he promised for dollar
aud made bat light Of affection. Instead improving
became worse every daymy appetite failed, unable
o 70 business and alter expanding Sl2U this vile
had the inpndelce y tell Doctor but merely
sOid ma steh ia ths hopeless friend hired
rage a9t DelnE aD to waA umel drove your
Oncr ~ Duane STREET gu examined and
have performed your noderfsLi, IN sho
time A. now eJoy perfect health THINK NJ nv dnrv ~
those anico 20 MAKE s statement public through
THOMAS J. THUKSTON
Carpenter, Munroe St. N "
aly u It's numerous forms.
. nee open from N the morning t ten at night.
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MEDICAL.
LUClNA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR OF LOVE-

In olden time among tbs jews
hat man second wife might choose
Whose first, by Fate's unkindly doom,
No children bore TO bless his home.
Afflicted thus. the Roman matron
Prayed 10 Lncine, the midwlie's patron;
Cslled to thsir aid the Priests Of Isis;
Agd even now the meek Hindoo--
Warm as her cline aud tender. too
If,ehildless twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseess idol,
And with raised hands, in accents Wild
retItons Bramah for child;
or well she knows Love shuns TO bless
The Hindoo bed Of barrenness.
So much forlove in days bygone.
And savage customs in own;
B But say, even nov, does Loves communion
No oft Times conjugal felicity,
= thus d,tnrbed-ay, cen IN THIS city
Yet may the barren, If they try
With Loves Elixir" for her friend,
The childless wifes repinings end.
su, not the , RTof T1iy. power %ows,
Consumption's ills il will prevent,
With vigor clothe the impotent
Suppress gleet, whae'er its date,
And all liies functions renoyate;
Eruptons from the skin it chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces;
From Fluor Albus il relieves her,
And each disease, (with proper care, too,)
Her fair and fragile form is heir to-,
These are but TRUTHS, who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof in contradiction,
Letters-al forms of attestation-
From the Swans Of every nation;
With grateful missiyes from all quarters,
Psnnsd by Disease e. and 2pasSksry,s martyrs
Almost within the jaws of death;
Now N Their ;n n,gh ,tina prayers repeat
Ana sometimes names the very number
"Ninety-two Nassau'-even in their slumber-
Or, dreaming Of Diseases ordeal
Cry, At for the "Lucna Cordial.o
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
REMITTANCE can have boxed up and sent Of the
10. 80 North 9th ST, Philadelphia. aul6 lm~ec
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ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original reepe
" At No. Gold street. N, York-The Orrs Tooth Wash
purely vegetable possessing the propeflsi Of
state and preventing any unpleasant taste odour in the
mouth, whether from dcayed teh or from deranged
Of the stomach. .
designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
to upersede the necessity of powder keeping the teeth clean
l. particularly useful in Of spungy gums restoring
the TOOTH In painful affections Of the teeth and gums arising
from to cold 1t will be found highly beneficial
just before retiring This method i recomme9ded by
accumulate during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night IN Clean sweet and healthy state
Of humanity but how many neglect the attention necss
needed Among these know OF none more peasant
tens the teeth strengthens gums pues the mouth and
weetens the breath We its all young and
DID, Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our enamel.-( Boston Tnnsuript
Eors ale nv fN nrlt n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
MANUFACTORY-

OF CUT, PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS
0F description, French and English Porcelain, astral
and solar lamps, warranted gandoles Of superior quality
To the public in general which the habit of paying
raordnary prices for the above arclesr great discovery
to deaers hotels steamboats, shiPmase, and families that
they supplied at moderate Stouyene
Brothers glass mandatory No. 20 Gold their de-
pot No John street, Broadway Goods any
Of the free All articles matched patterns and
glass order. Wholesale and retail.
Call and satisfy yourselves about quality and prices.
an3 lmtec STOUVENEL < BROTHERS.
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THE 81 REM ARP IT'S W EYE PEAcE BE-
Fok f Is ps5ie ssy %o' sssgly Interesting ets IS,
s.':s:s sss
in s1s that a gsy 1sSs
] SnS 'sS .s
ST. sss si sne'if'fs =
VIII TsSf;1a g rs fr;s q those remark.
Gonohea IT, for that disease suffered 70
from month month month, sie. ip9 FIT
often suffered remain indefinitely But should be
and
s Sus ns a for
length Of time it is far from laying dormant but the hidden
si;S lSa o. s.' 'a' s.s
the dow Of observed, which is misr.se
:!1i%s sRsase re s'
and is to this very state that these remarks are pub
advantage however which ignorant advertising people
take of this @ notion cruel Every body Gn9M;
they will sell their long any win buy them.
media f ed % oh ss as1ah The Mo
alone can never cure strc,uTe In proof Of This nothing
ds
Saa % a4 on ena M Of e M bs
s sssS ns's'S
easily done for although the symptoms of this disease
% e Ps Ths @ as
The MANNER uRIrArIse.- has been already said the
attentvey after it finished and the clothes readjustd
whether drop two will ever steal away as to wet little
The TINE GeNoRRHGA REMAINED INCURRED
IL is difficult how long Gonorrhea elect may run
n sa sf a
suffered beyond weeks this alone would afford
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion OF structure The
The EFFEcT A STRUCTURE HAS yroN THE MINp-The
ss IA to the on anS Of e mos e SSn
effects Not however, that is seen alike In every ndi
vdua but common that the writer rarely sees case OF
does complain less that he capable Of bu
snes formerly 1t is gratifying also to witness the uniform
return OF spirits and the disappearing Of other maades as the
With regard Structure on this subject is suf
hcent observe land stated with confidence and plea
spre that this certain free from pain, and generally accom-
pished in little time So much this could not have
this such practical experience Of the writer
that he accomplish the of structure to many
days as formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs that for those who wish
detake the themselves he has published little volume
but he I'll hose ds Which a
especial care and privacy is directed IN the plainest
is advisable howeyer that those who SUSPECT sTetufe
will surprise them than the and certainty of his
means of Separate ALSO arranged for those
which the public and especially coming this city
this view Dr. Ralph begs state that beside his rank
duate of Edinburgh &c &c. he has been engaged the
than thirty years and has published editions of work
presy them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
in Eu 1a to e NE most o N s%net
Dr. Physck of Philadelphia and others, and that he
mtted to refer to almost Physician Of ennence in this
Dr. Ralph consulted his private residence No SO Green
witch street. towards the Battery at hour He may also be
dollar. anl0 1msr
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

THE subscriber would inform his friends and he public that
he has lately taken th Exchange Hotel No 2s Courandt
the city Of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and eumshed in elegant and commo-
dious and IN about the establish
ment his desire has been furnish thing that the
spirit OF the requires nom for public favor Its
location the business Of the city, and convenient oxi
nifty the points Of arrival and departure Of the steamboat and
railroad lines OF communication, particularly recommend " to
the business and travelling community while at the same time
his moderate charges will be adapted the times.
He has been fortunate the services Of Mr.
Erasus Phelps, Of the late proprietors who will be the
principal manager which. Of itself e feels confident will be
the that be offered that thing will be
conducted give entire satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage. . x.
York July 90 1913. a3 lm@rc
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ANOTHER. HIJMbUli.

DASSiNG up Chestnut last evening, man bu-
silly engaged in FASTING upon OF the opposite the
State House small written placsld which having effected ne
the utmost celerty Ate he gone went up and
ned the paper and the following copy Of is conIens:-A
Humbug-I have used bottles of Jaynes Hair Tonic,
eordng to direction without receiving any benefit thereom
Remington Gracious thought we here's tempest in tea pot
The writer of that well named He sneaked Of like
after having pasted what palpaby Infamous
hb though he conscious Of having committed deed
N %cn Traced to him. would brand him with E9
world like Jiyne Hair Tonic for the production Hair We
tances with beautiful and have heard Of many Others
now Sport an head Of hair who b9ta short time
ago th nakeness beneath artificial assistance OF
Dr. NO a %1a a se have DECLARED against
cyinzed society They all Of them John
Sold in New York by r. ~ ~ g SE Dv.s,s M 70
Fulton street; n East Broadway: 273 Broadway
aul M - -"-''
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BOOKKEEPING.

THOMAS JONES Accountant, 1888 Broadway, continues
throughout the Summer months receive pupils who
practically and thoroughly instructed the duties
the desk Private lessons gwen when preferred.
Published and for sale by the author above Jones Prn
eipe and Practice of bookkeeping svo 81 So This work
has adopted many the Academic institutions
country and has been republlshed in England For
synopsis of this improved method of teaching Hunts
Merchants Magazine Dec. 1872
adjusted in Of dispute t
CATION, Insolvency death Books opened balanced
az i'm
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A RTIEICiAL TEETH ON ATMosPnEsKI ns,I 5RE'

A RTIFlCiAL TEETH ON ATMOSPHERIC ihE o
"A SURE, with great ovemens Aogether PecuM "
himself by Mr. EVET Dentist ~ roadway entrance ~
Warren street.-The ntroducer OF the 0ove pihcp'e '" ''
country IN the year 1885. ooo p.os.o.. .,
From the New York Lancet, vol LIST, Page VI
Dental Science. , -. en-.
affords great satisfaction to find th,I INC coe"tv Nam
valuable improvements have Of late been anss
them that of inserting teeth on he pncp We Relieve ,b,
to our talented townman Mr. eyeit the cred belongs q ~
APPRECIATION Of many OF our proessonsi brethren
IN The above aug 1msr
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE Nfw YoRK HERALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning Of the week-prce cENrs per copy Country
subscribers furnished the for any pechc PERIOD
remittance advance No sent unless paid IN adj
Tug WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning at
ten o'clock-prce quarter CENTS per copy-fur
nshed country subscribers 80 % annum IN advance
COMMENCEMENT are requested address their letter. 10
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT. Popetor and Edor-and all lee
sn on business must Be postpaid
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BOARDING REDUCED.


7s.TALTON MANSION HOUSES Pearl street, Frank
w lin Square, New York.; Fowler < Son beg leave TO
liberal support they have received for several past at the
above hotel and hope by strict business merit
continuance of their yo the having reduced the
prices OF Boarding 20 80 cents per day or two dollars y
Of the city, being conyenen the Albany Boston and Phla
dephia steamboats,; likewise the London Liverpool and
Bristol packets. The above house needs comment
one Of the most airy and spacious premises in the city having
site to make comfortable In fact the above house combines
comfort in line Of business, than other the
city The senior proprietor being always the premises he
every attention paid TO ms guests not only ~ himself
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter. in draught and
bottle.
p S-Privae for families No charge for storage.
N B-No connection whatever with the Walton House next
door ~ 2msr
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LOVE, COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE

LOVE Z, OOUR ISffIF AND MAhhIAUE
lust Published, Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
for married aud single matters the utmost importance to
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ Harvard.
Among the duly considered in the work, are Mat
importance single and young married
The causes of and for barnnsss" The arts Of
beauty courtshp" The danger of solitary practces and
how the habit may be removed and its effects cured" The
love and jealousy, with ntle remedies for eradica
SION" Offspring with newly discovered modes based sci
sntc principles the prevention thereof
ntermarriage" Dress with the form and coors most be-
coming to the various shapes and eompexions most
single and married life relates the principal sub
jecs above noted" -
For sale wholesale and RETAIL 1902 Nassau street. New
York.
post paid order enclosing ST. directed TO HOLLAND &
GLOVER, New York city, will procure copy OF the work
being OF United States, the Canadas
three copies will be sent for So.
Twelve copies will be sent to address for 81 No
ranked post paid letters taken of the post Office,
auIo I,ody
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R HEINE takes the liberty to inform the public that he
still adhers to his old plan ispatents labong under
syplitic mercural Affections and being pronounced in
durable by other physicians or IN hospitals that these the
for medcines until he has performed perfect quite
Indifferent the symptoms whether in the form of
eruptons in the bones head liberation OF
throat other part All recent affections viii be treated
entire plan.
B-Dr Hene will attend usual the various branches
of his profession Office 1854 Canal au23 m<r
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (daly,
state All suffering under protacted cases aggravated
successfully treated inexperienced Or 9stended practton.
quack nosrums all who suspect the remains Of disease
lurking the system, consult Dr. B. always with guar
antee Of
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
ects delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of persons at
distance have his prompt attention Dr. treatment never
nent.
snio n&e
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S SATTIoN r. Iv FFN4 nv ssc,AN would

MADAME FEMMLE .,iIar b,xs w sOmT
their complaints except by one OF their
that in all she attends 70 them personally
deems necessary this she does not wish g be
pearng Female Physicias who too sno-
rant and themselves obliged scarce
iv iess Ignorant auack instead Consulting par
jo and Greenwch street. between Courtiand
aud Liberty Hours of attendance from A. M to9
y 1900 " a0 Pm
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HULL'S TRUSSES

DERSONS afflicted with uptures may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords on application at the
eps towns the United States Be careful to examine the
hack pad Hul Truses they endorsed by Dr
Hull writing: None genuine, TO be relied upon as
good, without his signature. -,
MANY perons have undertaken vend limitations of Hus
celebrated trusses and thousands imposed in conse-
onence These limitations be relied On they are
made by unskal mechanics and no bette nan the ord
for ladies' having from business depart
ment where female is in constant ATTENDANCE 10 wait upon
female natiens aus I'm &c
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NO CURE. NO PAY.

DE- COOPER. of Duane street between William n?,;. and
and strangers that he still affords relief to the afflicted Of both
and be always chnsulted with the utmost confidence
dence of years in hospitals in Europe devoted 20 the
this city for the last this particular branch Of the
prossion guarantees safe speedy and eiecua cure 70 uch
cured in or three days Dr. Cooper uses n9 mercury any
mode Of treatment will require interruption fro business or
BE cases need not despair of complete recovery Dr. Cooper
informs the public he is the only regularly qualified surgeon
who advertses in Duane and exhibits diploma from
the Suyysan Institute Of this city procured by false certi
and false The volabe observed
in all consultations Separate Offices that patients cannot
contact Letters post paid attended Charges
night Office "A Duane 40 lmsr