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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
FEMALE MONTHLY Pills.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
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M. DE BOUDELOQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGALj
HE Scientific combination Of psredents Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admit
ration Of the world They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such ta they must be used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The directions arc Translated into Engliah and are enveoped
round with the seal OF the stamped Each box
tains the of NJ de Boudeoque and the English d
recons have the signature Of DR. f. MELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail To part Of the United
States Sold by Dr. r. MELYEAU, agent and importer for
the United States Office 1879 Ibesy street, Greenwich st.
also by appointment Of Mr. M i2o Cherry street near
Caharne Lettvs directed Dr. f. Meveau box "a New
pos, raid. milo imdStw
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OF GENILEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS Sc &c
tE Subscriber would call the OF their patrons aud
sangfs visiting this city 70 Their Hch and as
s0rt az OF stocks scarfs cravas gloves susTende pocket
hendkercefs dressing gowns, hosiery, lambs wool merno
SILK cotton Berlin buckskn shirts and draw,
Their above goods and ali Other arcles
apeaining 70 gentlemany wardrobe rich varied and
extensive and well worthy the of fashionable
aye yl sentleinens shIrts containing many
lh SHIRTS them cut 10 su the
9m Of s weare thereby doing with the oyerpus
sn Used under the old OF cutting adding
only 20 the comfort Of the wearer 20 the beauty OF the
oin mas Improvement manifest the Judges the
I4if le Annencan Institute that the first premium
AID recJmneqded all persons who acquired the habit
on 9Ong They will be found Of benefit 10 per,ons
and expand the chest and will be found OF no mpedi-
70 ie ire use the They would also cali attep.
ns "a s,t patent elastic Russia riding belt Gcntlemeu
1'''es 0S calling al the old establishment ola
an 20am... - PAHSELLS AGATE,
-------57 zs- broedway, corner Of Park placc
"m L: JENNINGS " Co
Dna,I o oo I'D TAlLoRs, 2si Broadway, America,
~ sesonsols goods including Coth CsS.oe a v
& 49,, ~ AZ s new and VARIOUS styles under he 49,.
which has elected liberal patronase u NH Ieh returns
wie our arrangements such will email. m. IN
deis 10 future with promptDess. W "ii All or
\ feature IN the establishment which mus, co,.-,
those requiring articles immediate use "a , u 70
our stock OF assortment Of hrst quality ready mad 70
Surtouts, Frock,
Dress Coats, fantaloous
Naus, Office Coat.
Iryelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns Ne
- snoiee collection OF
Ai ,s 1n1 SATIN searf'. Cnyan.
ruspeuders, 49,,
Dnde Shrts ttoie.y,
Muslin Shirs
IVA smsee "e'nen" 10 purchasen.
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,,v,v .MltAppAME oMEsTEhL...

IN =
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence Hs Green
witch street. between Couandt and Liberty streets where
plants incident to the female frame: =,
Madame este, knowledge in the
of obstinate cases female egulaIity soage SUPPRESSION
is such AZ few days TO effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
other indisposition, Will De aecomodasa during such
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose delicate
sent by mail part Of the United States pe s5a ack
Boston Office, No. Essex street"
N BNNadame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
of the city whose health would admit of travelling
that she would her personal attendance upon them
the United States within reasonable distance.
nj 2nS
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TIE
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

lsS NANAI. STREET. NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction the opening
oi their respectfully invite the attention OF me
chants and families their ample stock Teas and
Coffee purchased Cor cash of the n long experienced
IA tie trade and for Inspector Of Teas imported by the
Fast India Tea Company, of London They confidently
mend them, only the best quality but cheaper fro
and faithfully executed. SIS lmsm
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C. McMANUS, .'f-l IL.
Apothscary and Secretary. sc lmec

DISEASED, WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
Battery n Y respectfully informs the public that among
cess. and pronounced by them ncuTable il these he
has failed eradicate the disese, and effect perfect
despite of disadvantage which have presented
itself and in instances almost against hope =, this
considered ncurlbe) diseases of the that enables him with
confidence refer such Of the afflicted who may be unacluan.
this restored patients the first class OF
cety respecting his proi,ssionable Abilities and his pre-en'
nent skill oculst -
Chronic inflammation Of the eye lid eyes, Of how
films, specks &c removed cured
Cataets removed the modern approved principles
STRABISMUS
Commonly called Squirting cured few seconds Guer-
lens celebrated pan which free from pain danger
C Office hours iiom A. NJ TO / p. M after which hours
he visits out door patients. SGT lmr
DR. WHEELER bess to offer to the notice Of the public the
following letter from highly respectable officer in the U.
5. Navy
~ NEW YoRK, Sept. 81, 1913.
Sr-lt affords great pleasure TO the benefit of my
testimony OF the of daughter
ri yfavaed of Scroua Ophama after she had been
4 benefit.
must add that when placed her under your kind care,
(haing been induced do by visiting cured
being entirely closed sghess the other nearly
and light could be borne For months she had
been kept carefully drkeoed The eyeds
ighglly amed and the child, by her previous treatment
Your kind and great will ever be h. Id by
and every member of my iahly, in the grateful renem'
err paret will, an afflicted child the object of this testimony
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity
w, yeTy truly .y ogr friend ~
m m oil Ayenu
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WHO CAN MISTAKE A WIG. however artfully pre-
w pared for the natural and living growth of the hair
There is dull, dead look artificial stiffness about the
article And nineteen out Of twenty for one tenth
of money that Wig costs the bald scalp be made
bring forth its covering instead OF being behoiden to
thatcher Of skulls for second hand adornment The yens
conducive vegetation than Jaynes
Hair Tonic the growth Of the Hair If sickness sorrow
other has shorn brow OF its clustering curs
and nned the redundant side locks which burst in such
from beneath your fashionable Jayne Hair
and incredibly short space Of time restore your HYPERION
Cus all their pristine beauty. Those who have been for
endeavorng to cultivate whskers aud
will find this the Elixir vit1.
IL > Sold by A. b. d. SANDS Druggists at Wholesale
and RETAIL No. 70 Fulton street. 1913 Broadway, and n East
Broadway. sic 2wfr
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nrANn nLAn.rIN ,
PIANO FORTES
ohN PhTHlfk Especially iaD IF ,psnd' anu


PIANO FORTES.
IOHN PETHICk rs.pectillly informs his friends and the
- public thai he has hand Al his old estapmhme''
No. 2Oi Bleecker street. , N, N, -.
choice assortment Piano Fores when ne VIII ser On .
reasonable For touch and u "a si,
chaenee The best Pianos now IN use ana as
IN urab,lty lie and frequent
ans az E tnmeDts by professon who have nsed
them for the ls twelve The assortment comprises va
and eighty notes, or iull GERMAN Scale .,.
New York. sep. 18TH, 1873 szl I'm &c
PIANO ron Z MANUFACTUkEhS
and examine specimen OF plates, made by
, which all Others beauty OF engraving and neaness
al un,sh besides be afforded much cheaper than
brrrtoft ie, IL large number Is required
Carriage Makers plates also executed IN style that
w. l.. ORMSBY, 1888 Nassau street
NJ B-Nanuiacturers Labels, and Engraving and Printing
generally promptly executed cheap-yery cheap. 81 imsI
TO PLANO FORTE MAKERS.
that in addition his establishment ION 10Th
and Sd Avenue that has made 18th Mr.
John fhye ivory dealer No. 10 Murray New York, las
agen where Article Of forte hardware be
chased as cheap as elsevhee, and IN any quantities.
Also, superior article of eel music imported by j..
O. which used by the principal piano forte kes 10 New
York. aud considered the best excepting Web
ster trial Of the only to establish its good
qualities
G. respectfully solcits attention superior quality of
which warranted la respect Sixteen close at
the above business New York has enabled j. o.
know exactly what The piano forte makers require
All orders John Gill; 10Th street and Sd Avenue New FORK,
on Goods forwarded any part of the United States
al m re
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MO CURE NO PAY.--DR. COOPER. IA Duane street,
~ between Chatham and William takes this method
of Informing citizens and that he has for the last ten
years confined his practice solely TO the treatment Of
considered by the medical profession species
Of quackery for Of Its legitimate members ADVERTISE still
the advantage the unfortunate victims Of disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his
ton particular branch of the profession apparent
Do you not employ surgeon to anputete limb Ito
teeth land surgeon noted for the Of Syphilis when
you troubled with Venera Aud you do from the fact
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice az IT. Dr. Cooper celebrated Lock Hos
pt and has for enjoyed the
in this Of medical man New York. Hecan the
most aggravated cases Of Syphilis and mild removed IN
performed. 1t deplorabe witness of the
that presented 20 the Dr. where the disease has been driven
the system BY quacs break again in the form Of
spots and ulcers on the body pains in The joints throat
rant cure, make no charge.
STRlCTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered a method,
by which he the form Of Structure from
weeks with scarcely pain patient Irritation
Of the urer gland Of the Of the bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
mina Weaknsss brought by secret habit INDUCED in by
Young This where freely induged in, the greatest
sumption dyspepsia Of the frame and finally ends
IN complete idocy. Dr. Cooper will effect radical 10
such cases. and restore the constitution its original vieorand
that by mild and simple oi medicine. warrant
ed IN every charge. Post paid letters describing
complaint and enclosing 49, attended Patients attended IN
member, Duane street, between William and Chatham SITS.
m
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OhklS IOOTH WAsa--irepared from Original :e,.,s
~ at No. Gold street, n fork-The Orris Tooth Wa
purely vegetable prepaiaon possessing the properties
cleaning the teeth and Notwithstanding the healthy
mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from deangeo
of the stomach.
designed TO be used with tooth brush and will found
uersede the necessity of powder keeping the clear
and preventing the wearing away Of the gums from the teeth
II particularly useful spungy gums estorn,
them TO healthy state and causing them
che tooth In painful aecti9ps Of the teeth and arfnp
particularly serviceabe the Ors Tooth Wash night
just before retiring rest This method recommended By
during the day entirely and the mouth
kept through the night clean sweet, healthy
Sound teeth and hte teeth the valuable portioni
OF poor humanity but how neglect the attention
Tor their preservation when surrounded by all thu
needed Among these know OF pleasant
and efsctua than the Os Tooth Wast cleanses and wh
tens the teeth strenshens the gums pur6es the mouth
Old 9,ston Morning Post.
Th 0rrs Tooth Wash the detergent o.
our eI melt Reston Trenseript
For ale by the prilci n n the city,
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pANk,S LltE PILL


THE Attention of al classes has been attracted 70 the un
the people have evinced their unqualified approval Of the high
character awarded this medicine and are daily becoming more
and of its efficacy curing disorders the most
opposite their recognized symptoms Hence the propeors
have from time tme been obliged to enlarge their establish
men and eompeed avail themselves Of the combined aid Of
mechanical skill and power order 70 enable them to
measure out supply in accordance with the demand; and the
philanhopc every grade and Of every cline wiz rejoice 70
learn that this invaluable medicine rapidly extending its heal
ing influence every corner Of the ciyized world
Persons Jubled with scorbutic affections strongly adj
vsed To try this time of the In few days they
will the powerful cleansing properties they and thus
induced TO continue them.
Ill less suffer at this season from ased
Of the system Induced by the heat OF summera lew
weeks Of the pills will clear of and bd
be put healthy arton and be able perform the functions
allotted te body altogether will be and pre-
pared undergo whatever change the fall may bring
fheY soid rea of the respectable druggists n
New York. and By duly appointed agents n every city and
town from Maine TO Louisiana Oanada The British
80 and 25 each. And Wholesale by
THCS. ROBERTS y CO., 3o4 broadway.
Who beg notify the subages for the sale Of PARIS Life
Pills n The New England States that Frederick Brown Drug
gs GO Washington street. Boston their agent PRO tem the
agency Of George Roberts having been withdrawn. sc mr
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- JopB00 qI AID SHOE STORE
ed the public that he has informs his friend.
uhs Al NO " Nassau street, h. will % ~ Ine ABOVE
md faithfully execute, all he NAV h. snkuliy receive
80 reasonable for cash. w '"orea with on the
Jy22r
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MEDICAL CAKD.

nkFiCE, No. $50 Fultol DIR. FAWCETT, Mem
~ Der of the Royal College Of Sgeons of London and Edn
bu and Member of the Jefferson Medical College Of Phila
dphia author of several works the organs
his pIacce diseases in all
their complicated
venerea affections will yield TO his mode Of
restraint in Diet hndnce from business and without
cury.
Constitutional debility, mpotency seriy, seminal weak
which brought by destructive habit incons
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation Of
be radically cured and the parts health
gour Structures Of the uretha extending far the
gland and neck Of the bladder and which generally
ced by the bad treatment Of disease and frequently they org
from masturbaton radically cured by Dr. Eaw-
cett, ct 1876 Fulton street.
S-Dr T. is the Oldest advertising Physician in the city;
hung mp large frames his where his works can be
obtaned PrIre 30 IS
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

FEMAlG NUN lIliLI
MADAME COs1 rJ.LO-Female Periodical Piiis-duaf-
m in every cnsc wsrr. monthly periods have be
come irregular from colds Sc Their certainty Of action has
deds that have useessy tried vaous boosted remedies Care
medicine detrimental the constitution Advice given gratis
TO all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello 81 Lispe-
nard street between Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box au29 lmsm
MApAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
w Nhaws offer fls ,prefesscna svces the ladies OF
this city and country Having had long experience and surpri
the treatment Of diseases incidental
from supesson irregusrity distractions &c ina; vii
happy afford comfortable home resi-
dence where they always have the best medical
and the most narony and nursing or preferred will
Madame 9 begs TO impress on the minds
that hesltation dread need never be apprehended
NJ h-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing Of
would her personal attendance them in any part of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame be consulted her residence Lispenard
street and with the scest regard to the wishes Of
Iu%un
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To THE "A DIES

WHEATItc bushels prime ll,noi. Wheat now l,ad,,.
sic ''' '' ~ T. K collins = CO. a so,,,.
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CORK LEGS HANDS. ARMS, &C.

COhh IhSbE, hieNS,
yJ>E LOSS of Feet hindrance to the act OF
l. wakiug-JOHN f. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, Nc
respectfully Informs public that he has returned from Phi
aepha No 472 Water street. corner oil IKE ST. New York
City, where he continues manufacture
- ' ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan least complicated having through
necessity invented made aud artificial leg for forty
years aud been manufacturer for thyye feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call on MN LOT Legs
Hands, Arms, or the Common Wooden Leg
j. r. T. would inform those who have had the misfortune TO
lose limb, that the Arti fetal Limb the following
properties, wiz
l. A shape exactly like the remaining limb.
2 capacity TO be dressed exactly like It.
mode OF adaptation the stump easy, safe, and accom-
modatng, having no bearing on the end. 80,
a. A kneelont and anklejont with exon or arcuated
motion IN the foot having springs initiating the action OF the
MOVING the foot in such that the strong ten
don above the H and the nstep ate wonderfully initiated
All letters must be paid Sc lmT
n OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH A
n POUND OF CURE,-Dr. Luna Calderon's Preventive
rected This invaluable preparation having ben tested by and
Royal Academy OF Medicine Paris surely sufficient guaran
worthless nostrum The pnsusrs Of the experiments made
IN pamphlet which will be distributed gratis by the agent
perusal Of which will convince the most scepticdl c
Principal agency 800 Bowery corner Bond street Price OF
package containing twelve powders, 81 s2o im"r
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WAICHES-The aIg ST and most splendid Of
Watches IN the city 70 be found at the subscrbrs
yer Watches Of the styles direct from the maufac-
t1rers England France and Switzerland he enabled 70
oer larger assortment and At much less prices retail than
any other house IN the city Gold watches low
each Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
watches warranted keep good time money returned
atches clocks and jewellery repaired the best manner
ara Warranted loysI than at other place in the city
q. =. ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery
holes lie nd a. VaII
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