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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

OWING the celebrity efficacy and pvsriabe Of
regularity suppression Of those functions of
upon which the health Of female depends
introduction the United States four years
connerfeits and limitations constantly attempted
twelve box up different boxes and Called
Female Monthly Pills. with the object of selling them, If
cautioned against these attempts impose them. It
eriets except those sold Madame Restss Principal Oce
lt8 GREENWICH street, New York. and Essex street Boston,
Of each box.
~ B-Tbey be used by married single by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also APP
pontment at 26 Grand street. of Allen New York.
ipl0 2ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

MADAME COSTELLO-Female Periodical Pills-G uar-
1l anteed every where the monthly periods have be-
come irregular from colds Sc Their certainly Of action has
ded that have useessly tried various boased remedies
is sometimes necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constitution Advice given gratis
to all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello "a Lspe
nard street. Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box. jy26 1m*r
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MEDICAL CARD.


y Der Of The Royal COLLEGE Of eoas Of London and Edn.
dpha author of several works the geneatve organs, &C.
his certain class OF delicate Diseases all
their and complicated forms the worst cases of
will yield his mode without
diet, hindrance from and without
Constitutional debility mpotency steriliy seminal weak
which brought by destructive habit of
dera youth and other ndugenc of the PASSIONS
premature decay (see Dr. Fawcets work these subects
be radically cured and the restored health and
gour Structures OF the urehra extending far the
gland and neck of the bladder and which generally produ
ced by the bad of disease, and frequently org
mates from masnrbaton be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett, 1876 Fulton street
his diplomas from London Edinburgh and Philadelphia,
hung large frames his Office where his works be
obtained. Price 50 cents. jy27 lm-m
rNHE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private cure
for certain infectious pan and in which the best and
most treatment IN plain and faithful manner The
price is ST. The present advertisement however is state
that the which render these complaints
and ngerngn the form of single letter which he supplies
free of expense wishing L. His for doing
why many persons suffer from month month with
complaint which prone affect the mind well func
tions of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when once its nature Is explained
But lest should be supposed that the letter here referred
Processes than really contains the author begs state,
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters
physicians in Europe the eminent in America Sir
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, Of New York Dr. Physick, of
Philadelphia and others and also that he permitted refer
to almost every physician of en,inence in the city
Dr. Ralph would also further state that he consulted
diseases of this at his private resdence No 88 Green
witch street any hour and those who honor him with their
be surprised the and quckness with which, general
they will obtain jyIl lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23

BOWEL COMPLAINTS .URED
TAYNE'S CARM1NATlVE BALsAM is a certain, safe
and eiecua remedy for dysentery, diarrha
cholera morbu summer complaint, choc gfipng
stomach auency Nc Sc and all sIamodic and nervous
diseases sick headache hystera camp &c
From Dr. NJ l.. Knapp late Physician the Baltimore Dis
pensary and agent for the Mary and Vaccine Institution
- BALTIMORE, March 81 1893.
of the efficacy of your medicine. safely that
prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given
much satisfaction and speedy perfect
e as this Whenever introduced into family i becomes
again whc think pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
uness In the summer complaint OF children has frequently
appeared 10 snatch the little victims grave
III saved the life OF child, and Of such and such child"
adults have time and again act like charm give
permanent relief IN few hours, in few minutes
In ne Is valuable medicine and family should be with
out IT, Respectfully,
MI. KNAPP, MD.
From Dr. VIM. Seeling Physician the Cumberland ~ j.
Almshouse.
This may certify that have used DR.. Jayne's Cannave
Balsam very extensively in bowel complaints aud have the
least hesitation declaring superior preparation that
have met with for the relief Of these diseases.
VIM STEELING, MD.
BRIDcEroN, July 10, 1896.
From Jonathan Going D. D. tste Of New York; President of
- Granville College, Ohio.
Dear SrUaving made of your Carmnative Balsam in
my amIy aud finding to be admirably adapted the
plants for which Intended take pleasure IN
ing to the of my friends aud the pnblc generally, bey
ing those who afflicted with Of these complaints, will
'"'' JoNaiTHAN GOING.
Sold Wholesale and ret, the propretos prices by A. B.
u SANDS, Druggists, No. 10 Fnon of Gold
N3 broadway II East Broadway Price 80 aul9 lmr
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WORMS KILL THOUSANDS.


ist IS:' sGssf them 'T' %
isanass. the bowels. joints limbs disturbed
Month: when
Ryan $ q i @ Ia S
f.
They are The only n,Re g destroying medicine known
coasa%pioS Coughs, GoLs Whoopns Coughs Asthma
and al of the ia 1 sS1 % ss
he F$s Mf si1sse1 Hessh T.s
Iy %m Fs asTS Hand
the pleasants cough medicine and the Of
Hsadaehs ssasiskness and Pap,aop relieved from five
anS s r. fss s. "a ysIjss
TIss.ssd hsI efficacy e :sa:sIass:
as sRean Poor Mans Plaster does upon heu%ssm u%
basp pain weakIess the side back breast Of
ns 4Pa si5s saL and %a
thar You get sPs;@an. Ioasrses fa;s
Place Of hem by those VIII. would trie with life for
T.
street Brookyn; j. Hpeson W!amsburgh; TrpPe, Broad
styssa SiH and Rss co
street, Boston, alice
INFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysenery
1 and Diauhea.
OwEGo, New YoRK.
hereby certify that am acquainted with the composition
Of this Syrup and that is composed Of vegetables entirely,
anu OF those that have injurious effect the human
have frequently tested it in Of Dysentey
and long standing Diahea and it has invariably controlled
the disease.
EZEKIEL LOvEJOY, MD.
Owego June 18th, le43
hereby certify that have closely observed the effect of this
medicine Of bowel arrangements and fully
convinced that it is highly valuable, and that all who
afflicted with obstinate Darrhea and Chronic Dysentery
should have its benefit.
Owego, June 18th, ls43.
For sale at MlLHAU'S Drug Store, 1S3 Broadway.
jy23 lm"r
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS instrument for the radical cure OF Proapsus Oter
sng the of the obectona Peasary confidently recon-
mepded to the afflicted the means Of perfect restoration TO
the most aggravated circumstances .
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
of London and Paris, and universally
In this country sustained by the leading members of the
faculties of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent
been furnished exclusively for ladies at No
Yesey street having separate entrance from the business de-
partment where lady in constant attendance. apply
Trusses and Supporters to female patients. aus lmec
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
in Europe but France particular upwards thirty year.
well by thousands this country being the only mild
safe and ecacous remedy qr married ladies, whose health
Madame Reste as is well known for thirty years &
male Physician u the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu,
those great discoveries medical science specially adapted
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame
females the meridian of life and the consequent
pd and often apparently nexpcable causes which consign
ledge the primary of female ins-
posons-especiay of married emaeswhch IN 1903 led to
h been %, The preserving not ouy the bb
but the life Of many aectionae wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
tmatng the benefits resulting thousands by their ado
tion would respectfully the attention of the
RED by all that they hold and DEAR to their consideration
subject by simple and healthy means within our CONTROL
sitainsy answer ia e s@s,Ve Price five dollars pack
accompanied with full and PARTICULAR directions They
Letters mas be- poa d and addressed TO MADAME RES
IELL Female Physician rr' s 0ee s oc re Tish
Boston office. No Essex lilo 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
To the Agents of PARIS Life Pills.
Washington ST.. Boston, 18th June, 18i3


With gratitude and pleasure the wrought
myself by the of PARIS Life Pills; my whole system
dsrangd cosve and bound that existence to
was punishment Sometimes the heat of body was such
that Iersped with the least exerton and much that my
do H. and became very thin and weak applied to three
Urinary but all purpose then tried Pills; but ne
had less faith in advertised medicines took three
pills night and the morning; medicine more
mild and soothing in operaon but these the only effects
for time they to great blessing. kept
constantly taking the pills for four months and found them
gradually overcoming ailments, until at length
stored to perfect health can now most cordially yield faith
the forth your little book though confess
lsh this for think greater blessing given TO
kind than what experience tells has been conferred by the
use of your medicine
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM PEARSON.
They sold retail Of the respectable druggists in
New York. and by duly appointed city and
town from Maine to Louisiana Canada British
Havana the West India islands, and South America boxes
50 and Is cents each.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

A CURE GUARANTEED..The College of Medicine
s Of FL al r
these madt advantages not to be met With
other institution this either public private From
$stxssa ths De SSI!sss .hs
men treatment Of these diseases are forwarded to- them
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
i %f' is
ss % esendS sS
and has %
aSss his the
i' eSes work they
s Of SD1an % T pue s he
Terms, for advice, all medicines, S.
Office and Consulting Ro2ws Of ,ts G9sgs q Nasaus
;'''%s 'e is
ali medicines with full direction use with
paid, enclosing IS. saS sm mr.
$500 r. sREclFG MIXTURE for
pgous Complaints d Gis OF the og % and ana
or all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
l. makes speedy and permanent without the least
no long quask recommendations deceive the pub
speak for Our object notify where be had, and
g. $soas,s Why Se will effect rapid cure
This disease that unfortunately peradss all ranks Of
are here f6 and PSSa % S s and sn saT.
selves without the least exposure, in the shortest time posi-
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the
mixture taken at night going TO bed when exposed
81 abotle One bottle lasts week, which generally
ise o eJe at VIM TWO Minors 1872 Broadway corner
Of and sysah DARK anS
J. NJ Smiths, 1888 Washington street Boston jyl3 im.rc
Mt DRESS Or Clean E5
sd }oRs 6Sa t 2 1s5 D / b. hs
other Hair stuff beside positively these qualities
Y % 9 ssd the @l s s 20 stop s oa SR SJ
beautiful sell three shilling 5otLs of this, that the public
know isPretty much all represented and afraid
but p9e Will by persons give it one fair trial. and
most respectable persons store who have used this and
"si NY S9is Asea Et 81 lns fsIs
s; Albany 2o7 King St. Charleston S. Co. 1879 Fulton St,
is sold here for three hllngs il Of the east,
est thckes and most lasting ather ofsoa made beauti
inv scented and mt M in nsat lar, i've I'm nm
REMOVAL TO NEW YORK
h 5i n n, G Leg sf act x OF
sSe6 S do ms hs public that he has rem Pg%oyed from Phi
Cry, where he eonnaes,t9 manuaetuTe Artificial Limbs
necessity invented made and an artificial leg for forty
years and been manuiacture i2 thirty-ye years feels soni
Hands, Arms or the common wooden Leg
~ Imsm
WHO WOULD BE- WITHOUT TEETH When the
the celebrated Dentist, W. Thorns S. g. East Broadway.
Cleaning Teeth $500
Stopping viii with his J Justly celebrated Mineral, !,
=" Gold 100
complete of Teeth the approved principles at
N BW6erc entire satisiacoui given, charge viii
be made 62 East Broadway. 10 Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23

CROTON WATER-DAYis FIRST PREMIUM IN
" Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 70
purposes for which leather used and warranted to
the following properties -
lstt is perfectly tight under pressure Of he Croton.
2d made of the fabrics, and will not mdew
to niuTe in the least, and requires attention.
3d-It is destroyed by coming contact with oil or
grse stiened by cold weather the rubber de-
inferior articles used. Should the
least complaint be made Of the Hose not possessing the above
properties, will be taken back time inside Of
months from its purchase and other given exchange without
dlarge.
pp1 will that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
lf0ss of making which is unknown other the trade
jus the article long wanted for leading water and many
other liquids HORACE III. DAY,
jyl7 Iin.r Successor Roxbury r. c. IS Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23

/ EECHES = LEECHEs LEECHEs I, an ooo L..
- and healthy swedish aud German Leechcs sSi
and 10000 Swedish and German Leeches daily espeeed geo
Washington aud Howard from Hamburg for sale Al lie &
market price at q. A. u H. WIT,rr' '"
sUl6 lmsr Importers oil Leeches ii6 Pearl AZ. M "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
Sold IN single bottles at Is cents each.
n cases Of h haf dos dozen bottles sss''
Gases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
lTNRIX ALLIED TONIC MIXTIIRE.

For the of all the forms of dyspepsia low spirits
loss of appetite asstude debility produced from youthful in
discretion impaired constitution The College recon-
mend this grateful mixture emnenty adapted for the nygo
dspessns maades FOR Which Il is the Appropriate remedy
Sold in large bottles at 81 Small do 81. In contain
fhp
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.

RIO MANUFACT URERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.-Henry Migeon,, Finisher OF Cloths, Cas-
smeres Sanets &c of Laght and Washington ST..
n Y respectfully informs the manufacturers and dealers in
Wooens that his establishment successful opera
ton and that he prepared with prompness all
ders his line that may be conded him. Specimens his
workmanship may be application gentlemen whose
annexed and to whom he has liberty refer lie
also refers the following remark upon his workmanship
the Fair at the American Institute
THE GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded H. Mgeon for the beautifully fin
ished Cloths CssSmees and Sstne displayed at the late
exhibition the Institute have thus become their testimony
the OF the by which Mr. Mgeon has augmented
Of the important of the wealth
Of the United States, by adding trng cost from
fifteen per the value OF the cloths submitted 10
his process OF finishing and preparation The brilliant finish
and silky smooness OF the cloths thus prepared satisfy
every who will examine them Of IN. superiority OF
the process pursued by Mr. Migeon Manufacturers and i'm
porers will do well acquant themselves by personal
nation with the merit of his invention.
Orders may be left at Nos 60 and 81 Pine St.
REFERENCES
Halsed, Iianes X Co.. 81 Nassau street
Lambert Wolcott, 60 Pine street.
w. e. Langley X Co., 81 Pine street,
Wilson, Butler x CO., "a William street,
ID. Brigham, 60 Pine ST.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THE following decided and extraordinary effected sole
l. ly by the use of
PARRS LIFE PILLS,
confidently snbmitsd each and to all who test medicine
extended all the world and the benefits resulting from
their experienced by in all cmes and countries
The agents of PARIS Life Pills daily receiving authenticated
statements from persons in every rank of life Such
mutation of facts, the honorable testimony cannot fail
convince intelligent being of the almost miraculous
character which this popular medicine has deservedy earned
safe speedy and certain remedy Instances occurring
daily who almost deaths door being restored
sound and vigorous health solely by the of this
failing remedy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-17

ones The cartoons Of Raphael are however
most excellent and shew The master htha ~
the distinguished artist. We were soue"ha
amused in one of the rooms containing ine
largest number OF paintings here were ~eY-
eraI pleasure parties there which had .,''ae ~
in the sieambuais, people OF the c"h'nhi cia''
here, who had come 0nt for i lev sl'iiAng> "i
pure air-Of couse paintings did no' interest
them much As we en'ered Inc rooal. i"" "i
these parties also entered, when one says g"
the other This will take long while 10 ln'S
around, No il won't says the other, u s,'
In the middle Of the room (ainosi a lafg- 7~
cur church1 at look al 'een all al once. and 81
he posled 10 the middle window where ia
.lfrew himself down to do all Up 81 glance
After we had ured ourselves III walking ro''ii'f
searching in vain for single gont painting We
concluded our friend in the middle had iaEeFf
the most rdicous plan after all.
The next morning. we went first 10 Linccin
Inn Fields TO sec the celebrated Museum Of
Sir John Soaire Il is very unique and tfn.
collection There are several orIglnai h"2aF'h IS
there which are excellent. Here J. and sep
arated for the day. he to ST. PauI<, winch I
had seen without him, and | to s'niia>itf
Hall, 10 the Cnurls, where I spent se7trat
hours hearing Sergeanls Talourd. BonpaS,
Bvle and Others. | have been very much dis
appointed with The elocu;icn Of the Ceu'i~
From Westminster slroIIed to PaH NAH ant
PicadiIly 10 Hyde Park, aud stond gazf@e on
the splendid equlpages which were constantly
rolling nv until il was lime 10 return 10 dinEer,
when | mounted an omnibus, and for 81 was
soon al nv boarding house two miles Of.
To-day we have been very busy Making
prenara,ions for leaving London to-moTrow, aS
soon as the drawing room proces>ioi j. over
which is said to be fne sight. All who par
ticipa,e, 90 in carriages with The Queen from
ST. James Palace TO Buckingham Palace. and
il is said the whole distance Is always lined
with thousands We have seen the exterior oi
/ London pretty thoroughly and am anxious tn
get started on cur journey to the North, as oar
lime is so short for what we have 10 see. We
have met with much kindness, and have seen
none OF that surlness we had heard so mnch
Of | have never yet asked my way IN lho
street even that did not receive "a courteous
reply, and every Information | could wish
There seems great desire TO know all about our
country. and in Parliament it was oliener re-
ferred to in debate than any other The eyes
of the old world are indeed on us.-There Is
no DENYING but the breach OF faith Of sereral of
our state governments has injured Us deeply IN
the estimation of the viItuous and good. but II
we vet do what is right the past will soon De
! forgotten.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-17
How TO Choose a Husband.

A pretty good rule for a lady 10 Judge Of
mans character who offers her proposals oi
marriage. is TO ascertain how he stands with
his own SEX It's supposed that men are gen
erallv qualified 10 Judge Of another's merits :,
and as men are less reserved than woman, it Is
no, impossible in this way 10 form tolerabie
estimate of their real lempers and dispositions,
upon which the happiness of married llfe de-
pends, more than capacity, learning or wealth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-17

The world over, boys, there is Clay that is good
For building of Cabins and raising of food;
But for work such as let me tell you the best
Is Clay Of Kentucky-the Clay of the West.
Clay of The West-Clay of the West,
There's nothing for US like the Clay of the
West
CHORUS.
Hurrah for the Clay hurrah for The Clsy
There's nothing for US like the Clay of the
West
Come join them my hearties, each son Of the land,
And citizen stranger hand linked into hand,
United and earnest, we'll carry the day,
And rescue the land by top-dressing with Clay.
Topping with Clay, topping with Clay,
Weutescue the land by top-dressing with Clay.
CHORUS
Hurrah Tor the Clay! hurrah for the Clay
Well rescue the land by top-dressng with
Clay.
Nine cheers for great Harry, whose honor won't
bend,
Who never turned back on foe or friend.
Who works for his country by night and by day,
The country viii thank him by working for Clay
Working for Clay, working for Clay,
The country willihank him by working for Clay
CHORUS.
Hurrah for the Clay hurrah for the Clay
The country will thank him for working for Clay.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-17

Dogs have sense oi time so as 10 count the
days Of the week. My grandfather had one,
who tTudged two miles every Saturday TO mar
ke,. 10 cater for himself in the shambes; and
dog which had belonged to an irlshmsa, and
was sold by him in England, would never
touch a moTsal of food on Friday. The Irish
man had made him as good Catholic as he
was hms elf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-17
HRrrah for the Clay.

Hurrah for the Clay.
a health to the Farmer, who follows the plough,
And earns independence by sweat of the brow
lie sings. as he turas the rich soil TO the day,
How happy the farmer who lives by the Clay.
Hgrrah for the Clay hurrah for the Clay,
How happy's the farmer who lives by the Clay
The Brickn1aksr places his forms in the sun,
70 harden thes well when his moulding is done;
Then fires ihela boldly, not fearing that they
W5I crack liz the kiln. for he trusts TO his Clay.
TRUSS 10 the Clay. trusts 10 the Clay.
Ii stands erers tial, the well ,emper'd Clay.
CHORUS.
Hurrah for The Clay, hurrah for the Clay,
1t stands every nal, the well temper'd Clay
The Potter is careful in choosing his stuff,
And works ii to make it both plastic and tough
and sings as he fashions his ware on The tray,
Wed all go TO pot if it were not for Clay"
cHoRUs.
Hurrah for the Clay hurrah for the Clay
We'd all 90 10 pot if Ii were not for Clay.
The Dyer. good fellow, the ladies' 10 please,
Takes Clay for mJrdanl and Clay for the grease
Aad proud Of his colors 50 true and SO gay,
Sings, boys as we live let Us dye by the Clay.
- Who wouid'm be willing 70 dye by the Clay"
CHORUS,
Hurrah ior the Clay Huuah for the Clay !
Who woald'n, be willing to dye BY the ClayE
The Di,cher who works in the mud and The, Esanl
Is cheated by slides Of tie lreacherous l71d;
And cres in despair as the work break5 away,
f" It wouldn't be 50 If trusted 10 Cla1''
g Trusted TO Clay trusted to CT
at wouldn't be 50 if l trusted ~ Clay"
onOnrs-
Hurah for the Clay! hur1tzaf for the Clay.
1t wouldn't be 50 if l trp sed to Clay"
The foil-wearied cotler, erening, at home.
Tho soiled are his hang an his jacket with loan
Is happy 10 see MS 49, children at play,
And suies at their fbiss for he earned il oy Clal
Earned Il BY CT, 4Yt earned IT by Clay.
lie smiles Al Il eit bliss for he earned by Cla
CHORUS
Hurrair far IL Clay harrah for fhe Clay.
Let's fold. lxsle Cotter and work in the cla-
When wing k4-1ir.ds hOwlrOund the Clay-p!asiere
And ven kon is smoking. and honiny hot
The wo,. .bdsman erylts that the iemPesi's at bay
And Ia ass at the storm for he's sheltered by Cia
Sic itered by Clay sheltered by Clay
He hapghs al the storm for he's sheltered
CHORUS.
In h for lie Clay hurrah for ihe Clay
We a laugh al the Storm when were shelters
Tie an Of State to It's ruin runs fast,
hleis 81 the snow drit, the -ain and the elast; ;
is nsIgge's ro,ien, lis iinbers decay,
Aad shing can save il but filing with Clay .
F NJ WA Clay, filling win Clay,
Aad io.hing can gave il but filing with Clay
eEoRUs.
Han, /. fpr the Clay hurraa FOR the G lay!
Tas,e potllng can sare itbua fling with Ga