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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATN gT or yENEREAL
Eases
IN CONNEHiDs WITS
THE COLLEGE OF NE6iCINE AND pH.

IN CONNFTlON WITS La
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND pHAl
MACY OF THE CITY Or NEW YOnh.
THE College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of Ne
York, have opened in connection with their Medical
Surgical Conaung Rooms an establishment for the excl
class ofhuman malades requires for their safe and
treatment greater degree OF matured experience and practise
sk than do those which vice entails her votaries bJ
thousands bitterly acknowledge no other
been much subjected the maie of heares
and uneducated preenders-men without Characterization
medical Neutrality-suspicious. experimentation responsih
hy The members Of the College fully convinced thai
properly qualified physicians vast amount OF human
would be prevented and the saved from the
in which they too often involved with the
guilty. order therefore to SUPPRESS far possible this
auaekey the College have opened this establishments
and placed under the management of eminent medical
gentlemen of experience and sound udgmentmen or
whose respecaby and talent the high character OF the Col
lege itselfi pledged.
Patients Of both will be admitted and receive adye
grdOsfy and the necessary medicines will be dispensed
them at less than the usual rates No fees whatever will
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
rangenent Will to the which ~
class of patients have been subjected and all thus affected
is hoped the wisdom Of avang themselves OF the
p0''on'' now a"0'os0 W. g RRiSCeEARnso SON Agent, ~
Office aud Consulting Rooms of the College,
I'm Nsxsa New nyk
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MADAME REsTELL

NJ A ID A M b X Il L r. LII,
k?EMhLE PHYSICIAN. Office az fesideuoe, I<a Gre
wch street, between Coorandi md Liberty WIN
she be consulted with the confidence
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Restes and ledge treatm,
OF obstinate cases OF female irreeu sop suppress,
&c. Ia such ss to require but few days elect peril
cure LADIES desiring proper medical attendance during
tncmcnt other indisposon will be ,datsd dur
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders" for married lad I, whose ~
cae precaous nciith iobids rapid Of fam
will be sent by MAJ to Part Of the Unite ues r.
IS package. Ali Lettt piid) nddres ed 20 eox %
New York Boston Office, No. NsoeI street adj
N. B:-hladame REST ELL would inform rs es fesft;n
out of the city, whose health would not admir- OF
she would devote attendance upon them " ar
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!
TO PARTJCIJJ CLASS OF INVATlTDS

THERE is elias. ofnyads who merit the warmest
i pay Of all who desire ~ eviae the suffengs of the at
cted That class consists o those who aborng under
the effects Of those vicious ndu- which and
thoushess youth often mpe-d by the
tagon of evil example. What pabe sight there
than that for of the father OF family who has long
since repened of his youthful bu, who bears about with
him his system, and perhaps transmits his innocent of
spring. the of his former indscetions Decacy
him from applying physician and he unfre
quenty falls the hands of uneducaed pretenders Many
young again. deferred from entering into matrimonial
from the fear that disease uh
ing in their system.
To all such sufferers the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy Of
the city of New York. offer the of security from secon
dairy disease and for the removal of when aren't in their
and celebrated "Pasan Alternative MIXTURE" extern
syey used by Mr. RIcoRp the Venerea Hospital OF Paris
This medicine put IN containing half dozen bottles
with directions io and labels which canso excite
any unpleasant remarks These cases Guaranteed to con
c Impurities of the blood cutaneoas eruptons affections OF
the throat and nodes ulcers Pains IN the oones &e
chasers at all times correspond with the consulting hysr
clan of the College Prce cases S. each SAFELY er
warded all of the UnoH Canada and the west Indies
The and medicine put up that no conceament
necessary. By order, o.,D,o>,
Principal office of the CoLLEsr.s7 Nassau street, New York
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DOCTOR LLIOTT, OCULIS
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 26l Broadway, corner of Warren street. No 1mr
DIR. MORRISON.

LIN.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY 284k Fulton street near
GeenwiehDI Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
wy continues be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent
Pr M hs. had an experience Of twenty wo yeas ~ treating
mild safe and ina substitute mercury eIadcat
the yeneres with certainty lthout subecng the
suits while his medicines agreeable IN and smell Per
distractions the ethra. such and
s.cemen of the prostate gland omDanied with much
ton and dull pain about these parts some of the conse
apences OF maleament. Dr. M treats
c manner promoting absorption Of the thckened cscpar
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures of young
suffering from the of Indulgence
ret destructive whose nerves further injured from
the Of noums ar peten ded specifics, which stimulate
only induce Dr. Nj.
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure-the and confidence observed.
le correspondent full advice and medicine any
Union by his giang history of his case in detail 2Ok Full
n G Greenwich. d. im&r
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
n A. MI Y pt L " .r,r,rrr,.

M AUAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE OWDERS
1-These invaluable Powders have been uni, av adopts
In Europe but France particular upwards ~ vearx
well as by thousands this country, being mild
.afe and efcacious remedy for ade vhose hea
forbids too rapid increase of family, u
Madame teseil as well know for thirty years Re
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals IN 10
ropethose Of Vienna and Paswhere favored r, her mes,
experience and opportunities she attained tnat ccIebutv n
those great dscovt medical science aare
to the female frame for which her medicine, now stand unr
vailed well IN th. country in Europe Her acquaintance
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enbc
her-by tracing the decline and III health of ienos
scarce IN the meridian Of lHe and the rapid
often apparently ineIplicable which ccnsn many
fond mother toea premature their
ve at know edge Of the primary OF female ndspos
tions-especialy Of married emaes-whch 1908, led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the Of preserving 0ni
the health, but the life Of aectonate wife ar
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the Importance Of this subject
tho benefits thousands by their adof
would respectfully Of the
RED that they hold and dear their
IL not wise and vrtous to prevent evils % which sub
ec by simple aud healthy within control Ever
dispassonae vrtuous and enlightened mind will unhess.
nry answer in the affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular direction The
can be forwarded by mail to part of the United
letters be paid and adore ssrd MADAME kES
TELL, Female Phyzician. Principal office, Hs Greenwlt
street, New York. Office hours from AM clock Pm
Boston Office No. 7 Esse, ST. MO Imsr
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CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS
MONS. MALLAN-SOUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.
MONS. MALLAN-SOUND MAGNIFlERS-TNVISI
M BILE VOICE CONDUCTORs.-To enable persons
instantly at advanced aud Of forty and fifty years stand
Ing of Deafness and of those who only slightly
dull Of hearing Join general oonyersaon and catch the
sound distant low speaker public semby. They are
the very small gold shilling piece, and when IN
cavity the they not IN the least percep pie
more uncomfortable than having small piece Of fine Wool IN
It's place And although they extremely small yet hey
enable those afflicted with deafness to hear IN ever
respect equal those Of most accurate hearing. :,
TO be had of Mons Maan Son, Surgeon Denusts' soe
Club. L. r.. a.. -.
he above inve has been In Europe tor some
years and strongly being one OF the greatest
discoveries OF the age. =. -. Il,
NJ an can have pnr forwarded by post to any part.
800 iunsr
COLLECTIONS on all parts United made on
" the favorable terms by =, av,,,yar.,
dA "a Wall and 100 Broadway
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CURE { = CHRONIC DISEASES.

CURE UfihONIN DiHEASEo -
mr. F. PKUDHOMME, from Pazas, disciple of the illus
l. trious Hanemann whose science and doctrines have
astonished all Europe and gathered around him crowd of
eminent physicians his
profit oy expeence the public that he has
New York the place of his abOs and of his
manent residence.
Dr. F. p has been professionally and intimately connected
France with whose honOred and
in this count and during ten practee he has visited
of the United States and of the West Indies with
eucidae points in science, till then voved
in much doubt and obscurity.
He just from Paris, where he has been communi.
cate he result of his observations to the Gallo Society of
which he member, and difuse the
fruits Of his experience and the blessings Of hesh.
In the his and practice he has performed by
the help Of his method founded the laws of Specifics
which had resisted other mode Of eatment
he wishes to be judged from words but from works Suffice
to that besides all maades repued incuabe there
ne disease SO Dreadful so nveterae such Consumption
diseases Of the skin, Cancer Fstua of all
Scrophula DroPsy &c that he cannot entirely extrpate
BY the method diseases accident females and children
promptly and radically cured
Pr may be consulted every day. from 10 A. to p M.
his office rs Duane street, Broadway. Consultations
given in the English French, German, Spanish and Italian
LANGUAGES. 3m*r
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ESPY,s PATENT CONICAL YENTILATOk-

Il .
HIS cheap simple and eci,n apparatus adape all
purposes ei Ventilation. SHIPS Steamboats, churches,
Hospitals, Prisons Mines, Vaults &c &c b, applca
ton be kept from ell foul and unwhoesc eluvia
IS also an edectual cure for Smoky CinmnIes.
The subscriber having purchased the gh for the City
County of New York, prepared to supply the public with
Cones demand.
Metal Roofing of all descriptions furnished any part of the
country.
Croton Water Pipes and Pumoer Work in general Also,
Galvanized Iron and Tin are Wholesale Stove pIpes
bath tubs coal hods, sc at puces greatly reduced.
All work warranted an orders by letter Led
P. SUMNER,
3nsn s,er.,
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.

THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ D., No. 81 Reade street, New York.
" In scrofus and chronic deases charge made till the
patient satsedmedcne delivered gratis All persons
formed under years. have their straight
ened References given patients who
cured in tins CITY. OF 3msv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

ROARDlNG.-The original Walton House. 1876 Pearl street
Franklin square-kept by Jas Fowler from London, Eng
land boarders 50 hoardes
day Families be accommodated with private
rooms reasonable terms Wines and spirits, per
gass-home bewd ale cents pin-ne Welsh rarebits
cents eachcold cuts equally cheap N b. Hot coffee
pintstakes aud chops be had all hours
J. + particularly requests any who OF com
Portable home call and inspect his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England would
find their call The house being
to London and Liverpool shs f. being appointed agent he
give passengers every Information.
New York and Old Country papers TAX Ell in. ms 3msr
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN,

"a Ii Pr n s 7 K E E T.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
wi with astonishing all diseases peculiar
females
Suppression rrcsulay. ebstruclon by whatever
proGdced can be renewed by Madame C. very
Madame medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs alterations for the better accommodation Of her
pumerour patients prepared receive ladies the
point of those who wish to be treated for OBJ
r,ruction Of their monthly period . -
Madame e. be consulted her residence No Lspsn
ard all and with the sctes regard to
Ali COMMUNICATIONS and letters must be postpaid
die i'm dvG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

dtH00 REWARD.-CROSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pow For the Cure Of GonnouhRa, Gee Structures anu
analogous complaints o { the organ generation.
o. remedies discovered for tia, above complaints this
most
spee CIV and permanent without he least
sction iii dunk exposure change application b7
We give long euacksh recommendations deceive the
rr lc the medicine does speak for itself, no one
shalt rn Our object notify it be had
and the proprietor single Of Conner
rhea to be brought in which the mixture will effect rapid
cure, under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately AIDES all ranks
cieygh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
selves without the least exposure IN The shortest tune possible
MIXTURE s taken night geing to bed when exposed
up bottles with full directions accompanying
81 botte One bottle lasts week, which generally
mlny cured in days.
Fer sale only at Wm H. Minors, 1872 Broadway, Of
John street, opposite Franklin House, New York; Jones,
Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia and at
NJ SIN WASH street m
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TQFAAlLlEs GOING SOUTH. to the West Indies OF
EuropeA respectable female, "a years of age, wishes
situation as seamstress in gentee family
she would prefer Europe would good
offer go South the West Indies The best OF refer
Address A A A. box 1885, upper Post Office
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

COMMONLY CALLED SQUIRTING
CURED ia few seconds, BY Guerins celebrated plan
" which Is free from pain or danger.
a@cs removed by Of the operations practsed here
n Europe. DIR WHEELER, Occuist
~ g Greenwich street, New York,
NB-Refsrences can be gwen to 1863 Patients.
Once hours, from A. NJ to P Nj. dc Str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12
NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY IL, 1913

the situation OF parties-of coalition between Mr.
Calhoun, Mr. Webster, and Mr.. Tyler. My conscience
what coalition . he ex lamsd. II would be strange
to see Mr.. Van Buren, beat by Calhoun Webster, and
Tyler, an Exchequer Government, Bank and State
Rights doctrines. My life upon il it will not take
Mr. NJ advised both wings and democrats to stick to their
principles; the administration OF Mr. Tyler would be at an
end IN Little than two years. and he ptied those
connected with it. When the history OF the country
should he written this administration would be parsn
thesis which, according to the spelling book, contains
what may be lett out without inury to the rest Great
laughter MIR. NJ. spoke Of Mr. Tyler sort Of incar
nation OF virginia abstraction, [continuei laughterl
Vrginan OF the later PatoDc school, He believed
IN him much from the first, and when he spoke in his in
augural about being willing to follow the light Of thu
publican fathers Sc he had less confidence in him than
ever Mr.. NJ commented with humor and upon
the Virginia modero school OF politics. and kept the
House amused; he also noticed the remarks OF Mr. Cor
would have nothing to do with him-no, they would not
sive to Their nostrs
Mr. PaoFrr-The gentleman's hour is out, Mr. Speaker
MARsHALL.-Is my hour out sr7
SfrAKER-Your hour is out, sir?
MARsHALL.Wel then sir wish to give notice TO this
House. sir that this is but the exordium my speech sir
and hat hereafter whenever can get the floor matter
what the subject is before House. go from
time to time and continue this subject and to define my
position and to treat Of the of the party and
men,
Here there great noise and coniuson-loul cries Of
"adjourn"-"aye s and ys""no"-"yes" and much ex.
element The clerk began calling the ny and nays
the members began clear out and the House al
Mr.. PRoFFIr got the floor for tomorrow. " A.
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Albany.
Albany.
ICorrespondenee Of the HeIald.l

Correspondence of the Herad.l
ALBANY, Jan 10, ls4S.
More Of the Fcshet-Iateesting Legislative Proceed
imgs-OGee Seeking, &c. &c.
Another mild day. accompanied with rain. The
water had risen to great height last night, doing
considerable damage to the merchants the dock,
and causlng great inc Convenience, and suffer-
ing in numerous instances, to the poor in the lower
part of the city The passengers by the Housetonic
train were obliged TO remain in Greenbush all
night on account of being unable to the river.
We had quite an interesting debate yesterday on
the bill introduced by Mr. DAILY, in the House, rela-
tive to corporation contracts in the city OF New
York. 1t was ordered to third reading by strong
vote-he intention being to hurry 1t through in time
to have effect on the contracts about being made by
the Corporation Of New York. la The Senate also,
an able discussion was drawn out the Criminal
Court Bill
Mr. WEIR late member from New York, wants to
be Prison Agent. He is well qualified for this post
from the examination he has given our prison sys-
TENS.
In your paper Of Monday, perceive correspon-
dent from this city Go Smth) takes the occasion,
most unjusty to abuse Mr.. Bromley, the newly APP
pointed Sergeant-at- Arms to the Assembly. He - a
most competent person, and is much liked. As to
what your correspondent says in regard to the New
York delegation beng out-generalled that IS tue
enough, out MI COnnellyS Cefeat ola not arise from
the reason ascrIbed. The fact IL. the New York
delegation have not, never did have much in
huence in the House They are Always regarded
with jealousy by the country members. This was
apparent last ession, and is equally so this.
Ia the Senate today the Criminal Court Bill,
after much debate, was passed. and sent to the
House
In the Assembly large number of petitions were
presented, among which was praying for an al
eraon of the laws in relation to Pilots by way of
Sandy Hook.
The ladies' again moving in the matter of
law for the more effectual suppression of licenous-
ness. Why don't the Legislature do something to
relieve the dear creatures from their difficulty. II
they can think OF nothing net er. why not pass Col.
Hatheway's bill of last session, for the abolition of
the crime. would direct the Coloners attention TO
the subject, and recommend him to introduce the
bill again The Assembly were occupied during The
greater part OF the day in the discussion of the
rules
Both houses have now got into business, and they
are dsposng of it in such manner, as to give
earnest OF short session. Gen Davis the Speaker,
discharges his duties in so admirable manner, as
10 win tor him the appreciation OF all parties.
The Ex-Governor has left the city for Auburn, his
former and future residence. Previous to his de-
narture, some of our leading wings here rendered
him public dinner, which he declined.
Brother Knapp is preaching here. He does not,
however, create much excitement. SIMON.
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pY ORDER Of JOSEPH L. RICHARDSON, Esd Firs.
ID judge Of the Ciuga touutg Courts o the DErec Of Goa
srior &C. polce Il htrn} gN~, h 'itlch has is
.u.d sgsin ne estate 81 Beuain Hwr non-esi-
Lent debtor nd that the vii be- Sold for the ayment OF
his debts uns Ne appear aud disclr such hnent
oriug 70 law within MIN mouths from the ~ ruhlicaon Of
his notice 1ud mt he yncu Of debts due % hun b.
dens OF his State. and the delivery u him. for h OF
properly, withn ts State hson1ig 70 lmsud the
Ter oany such c!erty BY nm Forbidden by law aud
sold.
Dated Skane,elrs Ouond,ga County October 18th, isi2
w " JEWETr,
c2e itwy toIy23sI Attorney for Attaching Crcduer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

making my reaaer ANXIOUS TO see what had been
said by the writer to whom l referred. If did
that, OF course all suspicion Of evil design would
vanish Immediately from the mind of any one
who was capable of Judging, or did not industrl.
ously pcrvert his judgement for the purpose Of
making me out to be an offender. But the use
have made of your fathers writings is OF entirely
a different kind from this | could not be con-
victed Of 1t by mere collecting Of paragraphs,
and therefore if | were ANXIOUS to conceal II |
should be really, and not apparently, dishonest
But we have no room for farther extracts. We
commend the work to all interested in the great
subjects it discusses feeling sure that if they can
not find in its pages all that seems truth to them
it will open field of inquiry Of the highest inter
est and importance and commend itself to their
candor BY the ability and fairness with which IT
is written. 1t Is published in large octave Of
some six hundred pages, in the finest standard
style of the Appetons.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
GREENWICH POTTERY,
26l WEST EIGHTEESrH-srREET
hetueen OH nnd nth 4renu,s

between OH and 10Th .4renues.
TNHE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
of the public the great variety OF article, manufactured
at this e,iablishment-such as SToSE.WAnE, EAgrnES-
WARE, PoRT ABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY P-Ts GREEN
HOUSE. TILE, FLOWER Pors, OvES Tile, BAcKs AND JAMS,
EiEE BRICK, &c. &c
As this s the only establishment of the kind in the city
where the above articles manufactured the public
sured that all orders will BE- attended with piOmptness and
puncfuality, aud on the most Hbcrai terms.
y. &. \ .r.a Improvement has been made IN PORTABLE
FuR1,cEs and tn. enlarged and w7rrant" superior
any in the city. mo I'm WASHINGTON SMITH
CROTON WATEn-DAG'S FIRST premium
~ India Rubber Hose is confidently recommended for any
purpose for which leather used and warranted TO possess the
follow lng properties
ls,. III, cecy tight under t- pressure Of the Croon
I'd II IS mad Of the strongest fabrics and VIII not mide"
Sd Il is destroyed by coming In contact with OIL or
grease rned b. cold weather, the rubber de-
compose, inferior materials In case used.
M Couplings and JET pipes vi be attached without charge
IN all cases. Buyers will that clearly satisfied that
this article thc process Of making which is unk4own 10
otrr IN the rad) Just the article long wanted for leading
water 7nd other liquids. HORACE ii. DAY,
my22 I'm Successor Ronbury l. r. Co - Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NSELECT MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY, at
- 32 Rymgtonstree the Bowey The object OF hs
institution To furnish competent and thorough instruction
all the branches necessary constitute good EDUCATION
lt divided three departments with each distinct
teacher; and all under the supervision of the Pucpa Pm
mary School connected with the institution Terms suit
The times. Particulars application
p,,-i ilp,N nrtpal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

ITO BOARD!NCi-llOUSE kEEPERS-A num-
Der of respectable prisons desirous of getting board for
months the healthy and beautiful village OF SAUCER
ties and pay fair Of board large convenient house
there will be furnished free any respectable
tho wil undertake put the necessary For
further Information apply the Office OF te Sauseres Pa
pcr Mill No. - SpTuce-street ,
n,N')Jl l\> D..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

I(oARDlNCi-Eour gentlemen, or gentleman
~ agd wife aud sing be accommodated with
Seneel boId he neshRorhooi OF Market and Monros,s
Appiy TO NJ. D.. Tribune Offce. ur25 So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

BOARD IN BRoADWAI.-Persons wishing
~ Board pleasant part OF the City requested Ia call
al6iS Broadway between Bond and Beeckerstreets Cen
cen and tr Wives can bs furnished with parlor, having
bedrooms attached few singl gentlemen can be hand
somey accommodated Rooms for traHscn, Boarer. Terms
moderate mi2 m$