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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-15
TO MARRIED LADIES'
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

MThose Invaluable Powders have universally adopted
IN Europe but France particular for upwards of thirty
well as by thousands this country as being the only mild
safe and efcacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
foIbids too rapid increase of family.
Madame kese as well known, for thirty f.
male Physician u the two principal Female Hospitals Eu
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity
to the female frame Cor which her medicines now
vailed az wei IN this country as in Europe Her scquant
ance with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame
enables her-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married
females scarce in the meridian Of life and the consequent
pd and often apparently nexpcable which consign
many lond motr e premature grave-to their
to arrive at n9Tlsdge Of the primary Of female nds
The discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Powders" Their
but the life Of many aectionate wife and fond mo-
ther. - = " -
The advertiser feeling the importance this subject and
tmang the vast benefits resulting to thousands by their ao
ton would most respectfully the Of the
RED by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
is not wise and yrtuo1 to prevent evils TO which
subject by simple and healthy within control
Every dlsIUsSianate yusus and enlightened mind will unhe-
sitatngy answer in the Affirmative Price five dollars pack
can be forwarded by mail to any part Of the United States An
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office, H8 Gre wich
New York Office hours from M TO o,cloc PM
Boston Office. No Essex ST. ito 2msr
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MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
M Midwife offers her professional the ladies of
this city and Having had long experience and surp
the Of diseases incidental her
sppses ladies the point of confinement those suffering
from suppression, egularity distractions &c that she will
be happy afford comfortable temporary home at her
dence where they always have the best medical
and the marony and nursing f preferred will
wait and attend them their houses until perfectly
of the delicate that she ocaes personally every
that hesitation dread need never be apprehended.
N B-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing of
the city whose health would admit of travelling that she
would her personal attendance upon them any Of
the United States within reasonable distance,
Madame G. be consulted her residence Lispenard
all times and with I'll sctest regard the wishes of
her patients All communications and letters be paid
iyneI rnkr
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pIMPLE LRECKLEs se.-CHURCHs YEGETA.
BIZ LOllVN Tor removing pmples bOtches free klas,
tan corbutc aad cutaneous eruptons every description
The use OF his Lotion Tor short time will transform the
saliow complexion into radiant whteness rrndr
aud rough skin beautifully soft smooth and even ima 40
the face a healthy and juvenile bloom.
snd in bottles al - cents each Church Dspenaary 1888
Bowery, corner Of sprIng 80 iyl3 ime0d-m
/ ARD-D bills. choice Lard for sci. ~
II ~ ". COLLINS co
sai0 GO - south str-si
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ELIZABETHPORT HOTEL.

NHE subscriber begs to his friends and the
public that he has taken said Hotel ately kept by E. Al
dch which has undergone thorough cleansing and repair
and public boarding house for the reception
of visitors.
fe and every will be cheeully bestowed that will
prices to suit the times The near proximity of Ezabehpot
TO New York. renders this desirable summer retreat for
chants and Others engaged in bushes the city, the
boats Cinderella and Watewich leave New York pier No.
North River and Ezabehport hours during the
day JAMES MOORE
jyls lm&r
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY


~ in the City.-G o S Ii n CTS SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &C Nassau street.-The patro-
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community, has enabled him enlarge and i'm
prove ms Dining Rooms now to accommodate hun
dred time Whilst making these additions
has fyo and well known establishment he has been
mindful OF the still greater comforts and conyeniences of his
thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon,
and detached the Kitchens completely to exclude the
three thousand day. The walls of the saloon
have been embe by Of the elegant and costly
Oil Paintings OF the and modern schools; marble pill
lars and statuary and busts Of Washington Napoleon Sc &c
The bill Of fare all Others Of the United
stancludng salmon Of 30 and 40lb weight 10 Sd
plate with snchovy butter bread, &C.; all kinds Of
and boiled of the best qualities with bread and
rgus strawberries Pastry Of all kinds turtle other soups
steaks CHOPS Nc and hundred other different articles Of
the cholcest description, at prices equally low.
Beet Java Coffee and black Teas, per
Chocolate 6 cents, &c, sc.
Attentive and civil waters employed, who speak the
rench spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
Is served the possible syleand every depart
meni the establishment competent and experienced
placed
Having visited and being with the mode of bust
Of Of the best conducted Dining Saloons in Europe,
America, and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesita-
assuring his fellow citizens that his estab shment in.
Terror 20 that he has IN portion of his
menhesdes which the superior qualities and low prices Of
article included IN the Daily Bill of Fare must that
the plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
The establish has been supplied throughout with Croon
Water which through improved lteers; and the Sa
loon oTsn every day from O'Clock A NJ. until PM, and
10 Sm.r HENRY COSTING.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THE following decided and extraordinary effected sole

PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THE following decided and extraordinary effected sole
PARR's LIFE PILLS,
BY own merits The sale Of this wonderful medicine has
extended all over the world and the benefits resulting from
ther use esrenced By all cmes and countries
The agents Of PARIS Life Pills daily receiving authenticated
mutation Of facts the honorable testimony fail
convince every Intelligent being Of the almost miraculous
character which this popular medicine has deservedy earned
sale speedy and certain remedy Instances occurring
sound and vigorous health solely BY the Of this
falling remedy.
tie the Agents OF PARIS Life Pills.
Washington ST., Boston, 18th June, 1913.
With gratitude and pleasure announce the cure wrought on
myself BY the Of PARIS Life Pills; my whole system
dsanged costve and bound up that
punishment Sometimes the heat Of body such
that prspirsd with the least exerton and much that
do n and became thin and weak. applied 10 three
different doctors but relief applied the In
Urinary but all TO then tried your Pills. but
man had less faith IN advertised medicines took three
pills at night and two in the mong medicine
mild and soothing ~ Operation; but these the only effects
Tor some time yet they TO great blessing kept
constantly taking the pills for four months and found them
gradually overcoming my ailments until was at length re-
stored to perfect health. cordially yield faith
the forth in your little book though confess
AZ rst of them. You liberty pub
sh this for think greater blessing given
KIND than what tells has been conferred by the
use OF your medicine -
Yours respectfully WILLIAM PEARSON.
They sold retail Of the respectable druggists in
New and by duly appointed agents IN city and
town from Maine to Louisiana Canada the British provinces,
jyao imr THHos ROBERTS CO., soa Broadway
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N9JHSG y,L BEAUTIrX DRESS ass Or 9 GLE EAU

NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY DRESS OR CLEAN
~ THE HUMAN HAIR so well three shillng bottle
o. Joss co. air Restorative j. makes the hair dsciously
so darn and silky aud will Keep thrice long any
gf lar STUFF beside, positively these qualities
/ w force the hair grow, stop falling OIL scnr or
BEAUTIFUL I'll th- shilling bc,tks Of this that the public
without ding dollar, the usual charge
Ne u Prry all represented. and not afraid
bat people viii bay m0ret PERSONS give fair tria and
fry will b. we'll satisfied They the names oil the
respectable who have used this, and
rscommfad 70.
sold pcs shillings bottle the sign Of the Anne
nesn Eagic az Chatham street, NY Agents. Zeber tedg
Bulldngs Pills Redding State street Boston; 81 State
e Albany 1 Ming a., Charleston. D. C or l3e Fulton ST.
brockiyn.
T Naples shaving Paste made from the old Naples Soap
saA hsfs fo thrre shilngs boz makes Of the east
icket and lasting iatber Of made Is beauu
ialiy secuted. and vat up IN neat jan jyN imsm
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ihcSoEh
DALE IL MAXWELL
No CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
y so s' w as s EsssG
Costumes Nc. Cor taon, dress makers and ners, received
S iiS ssis 19Gas Ss' ~'i he
Tern: ssa monthly I S G s E.s ~: Ps.f' Es
. i.s " s %oa ''i as f1 %T
WIN. 7. JENNINGS 81 co.
DRtPEfRs AND TAlLoRs 25l Broadway, American
meui q sasosbs goods, including Cloths, Cas mere Vest,
a. '"S S ss and r sSisl the a
% s an such si vii , blu u. b 70 III al e
De-, p isiaIs Nth r.o ,Sr, -.
toss sainns articles Coz im9edaie use, the addition
siock q assormsnt Of first quality ready made Gar
surouts Eroeks.
Tassllias rgOeks, Dressing Gowns, nc.
n M I'D s;,,. se'H'' .,Is,'
h asli,. s sS.. p p.iI,s \.
A. r.ie.. which mast onsr inducements purchasers.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
= dLfs Ms,ssss' Is,lS, tls,s q A.,or Hou;s
w. ngiss y whs saiaset % a.. spormous out
* 4 sd q dec sss s .ss has SsT ss sa on
,. , q ~ sh s 1.%S 9, s .,,a sS.,,
ssprms ngw 10 supIl-d deaaetioa % per
Us. ioiIo~,ss : submitted m.r-ly as specimen Of Ii.
foregoing assertioa -
sss"s Co.'s 's.4s q q. hs.s style from SIC TO SIS
fsin a9 % u~ hns.t sual'iy, nte
IS. ,. N sousias,ou 20 ob..r,. the sbov. sriei-.
.sas "a as 49, S' SoSss isms ias is s. me
fntifii - afticet Jyl lnT
CHEAf tAsH TAlLORlNG ESTABLISHMENT,
~ fiAkL. LATE lm nEEkNAN STREET.
T'Hi sgiscf~f weli kuo~s 81 le chr~rue.s md dusb.
pss sss s 80 a. osa BE- saSsaey '1 q Is
urs mattua Esrnenis 81 ~ lt qaaiify REDUCTION
"a ~ cent iintn ufiaf Iirrs asd is believed b. 20
cleaI hfuses Ia thts eiff.
u unT that rraefnsu uudFrstsnd whaf meant BY
eh~alu~ss ta fiaspnn vi ~ sabtattrd their
elsrtilau. VIII ts aosds shall b. ~ hrst
me- Insltil, aad ~ ~ auftrsJfinaahls
raIsrhrF a fngland q llfh osfs Sl9 10 SO
tsatt a hl.ch ~ fsaey nuuhls Mild Cass 5toi
Vests. n STA, seize, a. "a. TOD
Mskins snd tinntas 10 t<zi sfyls as 6lllowiag
Trif-s
Ansfsfs fst sss tssNE - -
iant. ana N-Hts 81. 'ss 81. 81. fss 80 s.sA oh
Al orders stscut-t - 80 Isuetuaiil .ga aesg-ieh
John MDffAT.
A. No s-sps sdssnesd ~ rrs.sut stoeA q summer
good wtil b. saia iaw aa1 I'm 81
WATCHES To Largest asd su,.s srl.udd assortment q
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G.SA0 REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
pcOO the of Gonorrhea elects Structures and
Joyous complaints of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies discovered for Iabove complaints this
Il makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
pcton TO Diet drink, exposure or change in application to
We long quack recommendations deceive the pub
lie the medicine does not speak for itself sha
the proprietor challenges single of Gono9a
b. brought IN which the mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of
cey-gh low rich and matrimonial and single. They
arr herr presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure, In the shortest time posi-
Further the disease be contracted if dose Of the
m,nre Is taken Al night On going % bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
many are cured ~ two days
John opposite Fnklin House, New York J. Jones'
% Chstnu, and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
J. NJ Smiths 1873 Warrington street Boston jyl3 lmsrc
SUNBURNT. YELLOW, OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
~ and kurtons Bites Of Mosquitoes Cured by the OF
called the Italian Chemical Soap The more this
gsed the astonished people its wonderful
cnm, for which medical skill and the powerful lotions
had been used hundreds have been cured of ckes,
tan, sunum and mohew this summer by it. There are ma
obliged 10 do To Introduce il therefore, con-
scientiously recommend almost inabe IN any cnts-
ek cgrvy, salt rheum, eryspeas BARRIERS itch bites
1.ahy bloom and fre.hne.s Persons living the south
Illegally treated with. small fortune might be made by
elsT,s,ag person 20 bring this 20 a warm climate,
@ry ors sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham street NJ
io and b. these Agntsn Philadelphia, by Zeber cor
~ THIRD and Dock streets OF ner TO the American Hotel
va iis Ts,os street, t A'''''' '''' jyai Im.m
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WORMS KILL THOUSANDS.

CHILDREN most subject them, but persons Of all
~ liable TO be afflicted with them Bad BREATH pale
about the lips flushed checks picking at the wasting
away eanness pain in the bowels joints or limbs disturbed
Sleep frghul dreams, moaning and sometimes voracious
appetite are among the symptoms Of worms Many doc
ored Tor months Tor some other imaginary disease when
Ryan Of Prince street and the Bowery
that reduced TO skeeon and by only box Of
Sheman's Iozenges he is fat Alderman: The
Hon Besey has SAVED ave az the life Of one O. his chdsn by
They the only nfabe destroying medicine known
What family will be without them
Consumption Coughs Colds, Whooping Coughs, Asthma,
mans Cough Lozenges They saved the Rev Richard De Fo
the Rev Mr. Seeter Jonathan Howarth, ESQ., and that
worthy old hero Leonard Rogers from the consumptyes grave
cock VIM H. Atree ESQ., distressing coughs. They
the peasantes cough medicine and the soonest OF
known remedy.
Headache, sea-siekness and Papiation relieved from FIVE
tending crowded rooms travelling will find them impart
buoyancy of spirits and their energies Those suffering
from free living will find few Of the lozenges dispe the
horrors and owness of spirits Mr. Krauth of the Sunday
them Captain Chadwick Of the packet ship Wellington has
witnessed their efficacy in great of
They operate like charm the agtaed shattered
Shernans Poor Mans Plaster does rheumatism lum
bago pain weakness the side back breast Of
the body Mr. H. g. Daggers, 80 Ann street. Henry r. Could
ing, 35s Chatham street Moses Henrqpes Esq and null
Pasters. Price only l2s Caution
that the genuine Shemans Lozenges and Pasers
there many worthless articles attempted be pamed off
place Of them, by those who would tfe with life for
Dr. Sherman's warehouse 106 Nassau Agents
49, 459 and COL Broadway 2 Hudson 1873 Bowery II
East Broadway, SO William 10 Aston House. i39 Fulton
street BTookl{n' Hjpsson Wiliamsburgh; T5ppe Broad
Guthre Stanwix Hail. Albany; and Reddng Co., State
street Boston. alice
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most heahfu and
pleasant place of for visitors during the
months in the United States.
Visitors from the SOUTH who intend visiting that place. will
find il the expeditions land Hudson thence by
railroad Edwards Depot where stages in readiness to
carry them to the Springs.
The leave Hudson at A. M and p NJ the ari-
val of the boats from New York. and the
Springs in three hours from Hudson. a3 3wtr
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rr $3.50 DEAFNESS.
DIS 1aS. Gas CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
inosh 70 emfssrIily comply with the request Lieut. Me
n tnst he was invalided home for duty
that wns 4; N OF S!s deafness and discharges from his
under the cara OF Ds Castle and Edwards
has returned TO his military duty recovered ms hearing ana
SsAeu' . II. McNEvEN, d.
ACOUSTIC DROfS. e'' '''"''sa
a sure cure for ncpient deafness earacbs Main; t;
or Singing SOUNDS IN the ears collections OF Ia
.sd ss Of the organs Their has besn po
uial remsay as curative all diseases of the ears for mn
- Jyl5
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rINHE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
l OF MEDICINE. AND PHARMACY, of the city Of
turning thanks to the public and the regular medical practi
toners of the United States for the liberal rendered
them during the last year. suppssing the shameless mpos-
tues-ws respectfully to call their attention the following
preparations which have been tested every by the
College during year and although the result of years
of experience of the first medical Europe have far
ceeded their sanguine expectations
EXTRACT OF THE GENUINE SARSAPARILLA,
THE COLLEGE OF MEDiCISE AND PHARMACY.
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TNFALLIBLE.V VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysenery
1 and Diarrhea
OwEGo New York.
hereby certify that acquainted with the composition
of this Syrup and that composed Of vegetables entirely
and OF those that have injurious effect the human
have frequently tested it Of Dysenery
and long standing Dahea and it has invariably controlled
EZEKIEL LOvEJoY, MD
Owego, June 18th, 184a.
hereby certify that have closely observed the effect of this
medicine various bowel arrangements and fully
convinced that it is highly valuable and that all who
afflicted with obstinate Diarhea and Chronic Dysentery
should have its benefit.
E. b. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon
Owego, June 18th, 1913.
For sale at MlLHAU'S Drug Store, 1873 Broadway
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INDIA TEL COMPANY.

lSc tANAL sTsEET, INV 1oRE.
ENCOURAGED by the Satisfaction lis 0~nine
Goi their establishment sT~ctuy invite the attstep ~
chants aud families hrr ample stOck ~ Tess su9
Coffee purchased for cash b. ~ s hn Ions stfsced
y e trade aud for nsI-ctof ~ les imported w ~
last India Tea Company. IT London Thy cnadrltY
mend them not DUTY the b@st qaalty, ch-sI-I 10
10 70 - tan b. had elsewhere AL
and laithiully erecuted sas inIsm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

henas. "a thaibs bsrsmr sps of lhs great
esi kings hal eser lived. lie bullt fer
The Lord . m.a splsldii lsRpie. md
chen il was dsdieslsd. The temple as
full u Inc glory Of ihs Lord.
Well. you wnBld hardly sUppnfe hat
uehsgood man easld be - jussd b. I" esil
eommuniessisns." Bsi boz wss ia, lie
married ZONE ~isfs that did nei loss he
LORD. boz worshippsd dumb idels. They
talked % he kirg--psobslly laughed ss
HIM ior warshipPing he gresi Cd -snd
lrifd 10 ges him % woEship shew idsls-
And =. lsnElh. Ia is = sad lhine.l ahis
aires lurnsd asay his heart" sod he
wprshipped soms sboninsble idnl<.--
/. Then The Lord 1as angry 9Th hin"
sndd eelsred thai the mosl Of his klng-
dom should be taken from him.
Haw true are ILe sofds Of me Apos-
lie. "eEil comnuniesaS.l eorupt good
manners" Evil eommBniestons with
vlla idolsioTs caused the good and y ice
Klrg solomon u fursske tie Lord and
worship itVl..
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CHINA.

Religion.-The ancient Chinese ador.
ed Supreme Being, under the name Of
Chang-zi, or ITEM; and also worshipped
subalIern spirits. supposed tn preside over
kingdoms. provinces, cities, rivers, and
mountains.
Since The fifteenth century many Of the
Chinese li,ersti have embraced new sys.
TEN; so tha, there are two different sects.
The Litera,i-whose tenets are embraced
by the Emperor-acknowledge Uniser-
sal Principle. which they call Taiki. and
offer sacrifices to the split Of their great
philosopher and legislator, Confacius,
who " as born A. NJ. s453, ard died 1925.
They also pay q sort Of worship TO the
dead, BY burning incense before their pic
lures. and offering iruus. The other sec''
embracing the majority Of the common
people. is tina, OF F6, or 1ancd, brought 10
China from India about Thousand years
after the reformation by Coniuc'us. u
lis kind OF gross idalstry. mixed with
Atheism. The priests ef this sect. call
ed Bones. are sorcerers and as'rologers
and believe in the TRANSPORTATION oil sh.
soul. Some Mshometsns and Jews. and
a few Christians. are also found in China
America has had. for some years. mum
Der of Christian missionaries there; ant
several have gone thither SINCE the Ce
lestial Empire has made peace with Eng
land. We " ish the mall success IN spread
ing The light Of the gospel among III
counry men Of Confucius.
National character. manners and Gus
foms.-'rhe Chinese are midlle-s'zed
their faces broad. their eyes black an
small. their noses blunt, and turned up
wards. They have high cheek bones, AM
large lips. They bluck out the hairs q
the lower par, of their faces by The roots
with tweezers, AFTER the manner OF gu
North American Indians, leaving lev
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INFLUENCE OF BAD COMPANY.

The old Greek poet Mrnander says
in one Of his verses. "good manners are
corrupted by profane talk" and another
poet. Euripides. says very nearly the
same thing. Perhaps the Apostle Paul.
when he said, Evil communications
corrup, good manners" meant to use the
words Of Menander; bu, whether ne did
or not. be teaches by these words We
~ i'm portan, truth. He teaches US that
it IS very dangerous TO keep bad eon,pa-
ny.
INFLUENCE OF BAD COMPANY UPON
KING SOLOMON. Many years ego there
lived wise and powerful king. and The
Lord loved him. When God appeared
to him in dream, and asked him "whs'
shall l give thee" this good king did no.
ask for long life OF grea, riches. but io'
"a wise and understanding heart, 81
tina. he migh, govern righ,eoussy Prea
nation. God was so pleased with TN
request, tina. he gave the king not ONLY
whi, he asked for, bu. great riches am