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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
LOVE. CoURTsHlp AND MARRIAGE.

LOVE, COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE.
lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
In Love Courtshp and Marriage: nfalbe Guide Book
for married and single matters OF the utmost importance
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered the work, Mat
OF serious importance single and young married persons
causes Of and certain cure for basnnessn The arts Of
how the habit be removed and its effects cured" The
of love and jealousy with nfabe remedies for eradica
from the mind the seeds Of hopeless unhappy
sion" Offspring with newly discovered modes based
entc principles for the prevention Precipitation thereof
ntermaniage" Dress with the form and coors be-
coming the various shapes and compexons" The most
suspicious for wedlock" And other
single and maiede relates the principal sub
jects above noted"
For sale wholesale and retail. 1902 Nassau street. New
York
post paid order enclosing 81, directed to HOLLAND
GLOVER, New York city, will procure copy Of the work
being any part of the United States the CeEadas
three copies will be sent for 81.
ranked post PAID letters taken Of the post office
CAUTlONA work protesting 70 be the above but which
eatchenny has been and pdded about the
streets The genuine work only be had at Holland Clio
yer the holders Of the copyright at the Office of the Cynosure
l02 Nassau ST, one door from Ann street.
The genuine edition has gilt edges, neatly bound in dark
cloth with Becklard Physiology" III gold letters side
and embeshed with steel engraving of the author Also
observe that the genuine edition has the copyright mark the
back of the title page. o23 dy&wy lm-r
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MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
edqcaed at the Medical Faculty in Paris, and Graduate
Midwife offers her professional services to the ladies
this city and country Having had long experience and surp
s "a e i ~ % 70 ee.
from Suppression rregulary distractions Sc.
dence where they always have the best medical
and the naironly and nursing il preferred will
covered Maoame e. particularly begs impress the minds
that hesitation or dread need never be apprehended.
NJ H.-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing Of
the e4y whose health would admit of travelling
would devote her personal attendance upon them part
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame C. be consulted her residence, Lspenard
street. all times and It'll the stctest regard the wishes
her PATIENTS All communications and ettsrs be post paid
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pAssENGERs-oong ON New Yort, South or 70
Euope that have lay their DIVISIONS Tor the voyage,
invited 70 call aud purchase them of the subscriber at
their cheap cash they from - 10 - cent
by so DOING aud get good lie purchased
esswhere Captains Of vessels and sekeepe also will be
supplied with all Kinds OF and provisions equal
saving wholesale retail the store No South
Fultsn Market. l.. s. X III. HARRIS.
oga Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

rTO FEMALES--No ftm,le can enjoy good health unless
she is regular Whenever the health pegtns 70
decline Loss of appetite palptstion or the heart pas and
deldly the consequence DE- van
females not right Sold by f. NJ. ou'on' III Dowefy'
BThes, Pills should never be taken by any female dur
ING preenancy 022 lm'ec
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HARPS.
TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

John GILL, manufacturer Of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
70 announce that m addition 10 his establishment ION 26th
street and 50 Avenue mat he has made with Mr.
Ageat) where any article of piano can be
chased 8 cheap elsewhere and IN any quantities.
O. respectfully socits attention 10 the quality
his goods especially his tuning
which warranted respect sixteen
IGNITION business New York has enabled O.
10 Hnow ctly what the piano forte makers require
All orders John Gill; 10th street and Sd Avenue New York
MIR John Phye above, will meet with Immediate atte-
Goods forwarded any part Of the United States
MIL I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

ORRis TOOTH WAsH-frepared from the original recipe
~ at No Gold sest, New York-The Orris Tooth Wash
puray vegetable PREPARATION possessing the properties Of
cleaning the teeth and notwithstanding the gums TO healthy
mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from deanged
of the stomach.
1t designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
the necessity of powder keeping clean
and preventing the Of the the teeth
II particularly useful spungy gums restoring
the tooth in painful affections Of the teeth and gums arising
particularly serceabe the Onis Tooth Wash at night
just before refining This method is recommended by
during the day are entirely and the mouth
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
Of poor humanity but how neglect the
means needed Among these know of pleasant
the teeth strengthens the gums pures the mouth and
the BREATH We recommend its all young
Old 6iston Morning Pos.
Thu 0rs Tooth Wash the best detergent
mel-(Beston Transcript
For ale By the prince the city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

$OOO For the cure Of Gonorrhea elects Strciules and
81 FL . sSIs ys S os Of s sSos:
s n %os se5 pssv and cure whou. the least
eiion Diet, drink. exposure change application to
s s. .P. S %
se as vail 9 a6 s, S
snd .ssh
presented with remedy By which they can cure
Fa dssss eaasos ). eostaessd il do Sss Of the
S SfS Maee
81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
my a. eny w nor Broadway corner of
. PSsdspSa and Ya s 1SHf
EU5E ], Sp LA
@ hf m.s Of &
:: %s
% 10 be
T@ ; % s @ on @
psriia emsdy III. sold cent: paeiase. Drive
!2 sss Ess =
Newark and PSdney. ssl Main street. Poushfsepss
a BERNET,HY,s BOTANICALs. PILLs.-Qne box Of
these Pills worth al che Sussk -,
s Ssfe Se u e pills Be
speedy and radical gonorha gets irritation OF kid
bssd Xsy wse al Hr ssss he .bose diseases In the
first stage box usually sufficient TO effect cure IN few
days la long protraced chronic stages situate giee &c
for months, which tend more to destroy
the than the disease They never leave the
ssssi $ :
SMELL and taking them might frequent the most
refined society without having this msortunes supeced
sy are e sale o n New w S r
W. Watson Apohecariss Hail. 30 Catharine street. and m
Brooklyn by Bssreve Druggist, Fulton st. s2S imsm
DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
C91 BROADWAY-Extract'-
lntosh to testify That he nvasd home unit for duty
consequence Of total deafness and discharges om his ear
that while 10 New York on his way to England, he placed
Aurss Under their his hearing and
has retumed TO his military duty.
Signed, II McNEVEN M d
ACOUSTIC DkOES.
sure cure io ncPent Deafness earache palms, buzzings,
singinR sounds in the collections Of hard wax Vita
sd sesIst,ons OF the organs Their acoustic oil has been pc
er White street. 81 imsec
.DoCTOK }. GRANGER desires in futnre to limit his
practice, and conne his attention entirely TO those diseases
the treatment of which he has with uniform success,
ylzDseses Of the Heart Lungs and Rectum. in all their
Inherent forms. Also, all diseases peenar TO women
The remedies used for the above diseases are new IN he a
Office Of Doctor Granger No. "a Amity street.
Hours from ~ 10 5 In the afternoon. OH sn-r
no FEMALEs-No ftm,s can enjoy good health unless
she is regular Whenever nature stops the nean vsns
decline Loss Of appetite papon Of fhe ha aa sra
females are not right Sold by f. NJ ouion' III Dowery'
M IA Ta.. III, newer he taken by any female dur
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Terms, for advice, all medicines, 35.
Once, and Consulting Rooms Of the Colleges 81 Nassau st
JONES' CORAL HAlRt RESTOKATIVE.
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH
READ IT'S QUALITIES

THE fact Of selling trial bottles three shngs each
must 10 the reader that this a of the
day. These its usual properties which be proved by
respectable persons, whose IL will
tually force the hair TO any where hair will
naturally the head face body has renghened the
thus staying the hair from falling off cleaning the
dru from the scalp also light red hair 70
the hair naturally dark from the persops this
merely for dressing the hair notiing economical
keep the hair soft dark silky and beautiful least three times
long any other for the hair Sold price
shngs bottle the Of the American Eagle, 80 Chat
ham N VI Zeber Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding State ST. Boston; and 39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, l..
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

MADAME COSIELLO.
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-Guar anteed in every
case where the ponthiy period. have become irregular
acknowledged by the medical professions and hundreds
sometimes necessary TO their though they contain
to ali thcse who ue The PIls nv Maaame Cn.tsI,o "a
nard between Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per boz. o6 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

IN PuRsuANCE OF ap order Of the of the County
Of New York, hereby all persons having
elAms John Carroll late Of the city York
Junk shop keeper deceased, present the with the
vouchers the subscriber aud all indebted
th. estate are requested v make immediate pay
JOHN CONWAY, Ear. III Wllet st.
Dated New York. October n, 1919 o2 im'
ELT2o case patent sheetng Felt suitable ior snIs'
''"'' 'O'" " "V''" t. X COLLINS 4 co,
sset ~ South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
MEDICAL, AND SgR 4 GARD.

NORTH RIVER DiSPENsARY, ao4X Fulton street, near
IN Greenwch-Dr. MORRISON, Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the
from O'Clock A. to P NJ daily, all diseases of pr
and al those distressing symptoms consequent
nudcious treatment and the mprudent of quack medi
regular medical education with practice
the various constitutions awei the of those
insdious maladies. Dr. NJ daily consulted by patients
where the leading symptoms have been only cscked still
ing the poison to Turk in the SYSTEM until ultimately it deve
opes itself the deporable shape Of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. M perfect without mercury
etsrious drugs, hndrance In forms of the disease
cures performed in three to five days. and in
with malignant
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
ureha such and enlargement of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain those
parts some OF the consequences Of maeatment Dr. NJ
structures scientific manner promoting their absorb
ton without pain In advertisements the subject
OF structures the symptoms defined This is decsionbe
enlargement OF the gland &C. would produce
analogous symyoms 1t Is cruel to torture patients with bou
ges &c. when reality there structure Dr. M. is fire.
improper
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso Of Young
mea are suffering from the of indulgence
cret destructive habit and whose further njnA from
the use Of nostruns and pretended specifies which stimulate
y to induce depression Dr. M. such
Strictly confidential Letters paid, and containing
fee of So will advice aud medicine which will be
forwarded Of the Uxon and by the
pahsst tn ing a history Of his case.
Once 20tn Fulton ST. Greenwich
B-Wh exception. DR.. 10 the only qualified adver-
trs Surgeon the city See his diplomas suspended in
Office. ol9 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only that has
ever been discovered for the successful extrpaton Of that
most offensive disease o the head,
DANDRUFF,
mas curing the late and applied and
instance, has " failed TO effect -
=, AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE
II recommended by the celebrated aud skifu physi-
clans and chemists Of the day
selves OF ~ Dement'S and thus clear head luru
ant coat OF r IL Is for sale by its popeor-price The
bottle, and u cents the single wash in the shop - WIZ
Ola 3m -ec r PUSSEDDU. II Park Row
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSTRUCTIONS, &c.
yORBES' AMERICAN BALSAM will err.dics,s ..,
cough Of however long standing No al this season y,
the wear when colds prevalent should be whont bn
OF n AS leg taken the will usrev
remove all symptoms Of the cough Persons labonng under
consampon asthma, difficulty OF breathing. any affection
II the lnrgs a requested give trial remedy As vel
To- the pu will efectuay and easily these
complaints.
TO be had only sos Pearl corner 81 Cross street.
the low prizes VI " cents yer bottsI Wv ImsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

DOCTOk }. GRANGER desires in futnre to limit his
practice and cQnne his attention entirely those diseases
the treatment OF which he has with uniform success
yla-Diseases Of the Heart Lungs and Rec,um in all their
Inherent forms Also all diseases peenliar to women
The remedies used for the above diseases IN their ap
lcaon, in their effects and their preparation
Iio"r. ron 10 70 9 ~ ,js ,S,o,nnon nm" ~ oi7 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gonohea elect
StrictureI Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
'''L.ACkSMiTHING G
fGl
-r'ahG I'M

eut ~ IN
III. AND MANUFACTORY OF
n ysiR MING IMPLEMENTS.
ME subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has remov-
,p on Main street, where he has and will
tnntly on hand, superior assortment Of
iarrows, Shovels, Hoes, and all kinds of
Tools, which he will sell low for cash.
Ing neatly executed on reasonable terms.
-Horse-shoeing done in the best manner.
THOS. A. BROOKING.
'uren, Sept. 2, 1898 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FOUR VOLUMES

Or THE TENNESSEE AGRIcULruRIsT FOR 81 so.
WE now propose to furnish the Volumes of
" the State Agriculturist, of lS4O, ls4l and
lS42. for so cents each-making three Volumes
for 81 SO, and the Volume for 1913 for Sl--ma-
king four volumes for So so, and where is the
farmer in the whole range of the Valley of the
Mississippi, that cannot afford this? There is
scarcely Farmer in the State of Tennessee, Al
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia, North
and South Carolina, and the whole South, can re-
fuse to pay such small sum for so much valua-
bic and interesting matter. There are some one
or two numbers lacking in the volumes for lS4l,
and should we meet with sufficient encouragement
at these low rates, we will reprint. Send ON your
orders with the cash-and as our paper is a south
ern work, we call upon every Farmer, Mechanic
and Loboring man in the country to improve this
opportunity-it is the best one you viii have for
time to come. Our great object in putting them
down so low is to get the people to reading, i'm.
proving their minds and enriching thor possess
sions. What sny you friends Will you aid US
in this laudabe rneasure-it is for your good
give US your aid and countenance, and much good
will be The result.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

trice. Book Of Beauty. by Miss Landon, wxh 4
portrait Confessions of an elderly Gentleman.
tho Two Friends, Victims of Society, by Lady
Blessington with portrait; Manifold Park, BY
Miss Austin. Whichever may be preferred.
10 overy person forwarning $40, ten copies
vii. be furnished, and any four Of the forenamed
works.
To any person forwarding $50, % copies will
be furnished, and any eight of the forenamed
works.
To any person forwarding $40, A copies, and
the whole of the forenamed works.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
JOHN AUSTIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
Main street, Van Buren. Ark.

HA"sas SsACCs3 Van AbuGCD, AEAss
H AVE in store, and for sale,
~ 10000 ib Junat bar iron
25 kegs Juniati nails
kegs flooring brads
keg horse shoe nails Telass
30 boxes 8 by 10 10 by IL lby 16 window
10 kegs powder
kegs blasting powder
10000 lb bar lead
20 reams wrapping paper
20 boxes candy E
is boxes Cincinnati bar soap
IL boxes pint TASKS
lS dozen flute prest tumblers
l6 dozen bed cords
"a dozen playing cards
boxes starch
5000 dozen cotton yarn TticIeJ
25 bbls old rectifed whiskey "a superior ar.
$50 sides upper and sole leather
Also splendid lot of furniture, consisting of
chairs. presses, bedsteads and tables. and varie.
ty of other articles, which will be sold in accor.
dance with the hardness of the times, and no mis-
take. .s.F.. u,
Jan'y lS, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
BLACKSMiTHING.

VTNHE subscriber has commenced the above busines,
Il ON Main street, where he is now ready to do all
kinds of Carriage and other work. on reasonable terms
He has in his employ good practical English horse
shoer Persons having horses to shoe would do well TO
give him fair trial Punctualty will be strictly OBJ
served. ELIAS CRAIG
Jan'y 13, ls43-52-H -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
IRON AND STEEL.

4kON AND STEEL.
LED PROPOSALS will be received by
S6til the lst Of March next, for the folt
tpply of Iron and Steel, for the use Of the
llsoa, TO Be delivered on or before the
Ftarah next, 1t The following spoints, one
t&9the whole quantity at eac pDint, viz
Four Tons Of Iron,
150O pounds Of Steel.
f5ints q; delivery are, Creek Agency.
p5hilxy miles above Creek Agency.
..Isrdssing North Fork Of Canadian.
Near the Main Canadian. 10 miles from
flI NosthsEork.
4 III cfps required will be of the following
I2retor5iop. for each ton Of iron.
y Nbs Oh pIobgh inoulds,
q tbe haf iron about one half inch thick,
e sB &si,d fonr inches broad,
n 1Rss y &@ iro'i, one inch in diameter,
n Il ter iron, medium width.
III IL will te addressed !" J. L. Daw-
" gent, Fort Gibson" marked " Pro-
}Ap shing Iron and Steel"
NJ Il u ILDAWSON. Greek Agent.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

SCOTT, WHITE, g. CO., have just reed direct
~ from Cincinnati, per steam boat Mariettay
40 boxes 10 by IL glass,
20 do 8 by 10, Dc,
2 barrels linseed oil,
do whiting,
l do spanish brown, -
30 kegs white lead.
Feb. IL, ls43.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
THE IRIsHMAN IN EGYPT.
"'Twas on the spot in ancient lore of named
But now Coz British vaior Car moro famed"

"'rwas on the spot in ancient lore of named,
But now Cor British vaior Ear moro famed"
Captain p, one Of the Engineers,
while serving IN Egypt, was one morning
seated IN his marquee, when he saw. draw
lng near, a miserable Arab, besiriding The
hind quarters Of an ass which also carried
apnr 81 large pannirrs, filed with gard
en- esculenis-acceplable and somewhat
rare commodities ia that time aud place.
The purseyoT Of greens was Jogging inof-
icns'vely along, looking out for purchasers,
when his evil star sent him such a customer
a. be did not bargain fora tall and power
fol Turk, richly dressed aud armed to the
teeth, who, without word, dragged him
from his seat, kicked the painters on their
bearer, and "spread his vegetable store" on
the sand. Pressing as this hero's tempora-
" necessity for sized might be, il isprobable
that be would not have tolerated one so mean,
but for the pleasure Of tyrannically usuFping
the goods ola poweress interior, yet ere he
had Lifted bis leg high enough TO cross the
animal, dapper fellow, much below the or
dinaTy size Of soldiers, who had been clean
ing his masters beli close by, roared out
"What dye mean de dat, We big black
guadf How dare We maltraie the Arabian
IN his lawful callingl Let go bis ass, OF yen
sup sorrow ladr,
The Musselman, though be might not I'M
dersisnd a word this champion Of the injured
poured forth, could neither mistake nor relish
the hostile look or menacing gestures Of lit
tie Jimmy Mulhollen, to whom however, he
only vouchsafed the muto and digni6ed hint
oflaying his hand on his dagger.
"Och, you mutheun' theft We name that
do yefn cried Jenny. sby all that's holy,
IN tache We mannersI" Then springing up
on the formidable prosecutor, he wrenched
the weapon from his hand, and flung il in the
air. sHoooror shouted Jenny, dancing
with passion and reiierating the wild exul-
iant CRY 50 frequently heard in an Irish scrim-
mage.
The follower Of Mahomet stood Tor a few
moments utterly confounded BY the sudden
ness and success Of this attack; but recover
ing his self possession prepared TO draw a
pistol from his girdle.
''Ye're there, are ye, ould muslin CAPT.
Bad ces 10 ye, but III take the shine out OF
ye yciw
Saying tnSJemlnl mauc aiufOus aSsaull
with hrs bull head al the breast OF the Moslem,
which rolled him 10 the earth with the boy
on top. AS they rolled each other in their
pfosiraie scufle the active Hbernian absolut
y deducted the foes pistols. III drawing
The second from the folds Of the shawl, I
went of and alarmed the guard somo ofwhon
fastening 10 The SPOT secured the combat
ans.
alulAollcn IN spite q his narow escape
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

- building, as We stated before, on the oluus
aud Is indeed abcautifully siiuaied.n II is
about 100 feet long by 90 broad. When
finished IL isio consist ola basement, and
two twenty-five feet cries. The base
meni and one twenty-five feet story is up,
and the remainder in process Of compile
tion. The basement story Is about IL feet
in the Gear, the half Of which is under
ground. II is divided OF into various sized
rooms running along each side, with large
ball or room in the centre. In the large
room, stands the consecated LAYER, support
ed by twelve oxen carved with great fidelity
% the living original. -Four Of the oxen face
the north, four face the south, and two each,
east and west They, as well as the LAYER
are composed Of wood and are TO be oyerlaid
with gold.
The LAYER Is Of oblong shape, some four or
Eve feet deep, and large enough for two
pr,csi ofIiciaio Al the rte .ofbap.sln, Cor which
il y intended, al once. A pump siunds by
Il 20 supply Il with water Stairs approach
Il fiom eilhcf side. walked up aud looked
IN. Il contained nothing bat few inches
of water. The lavcr, oxen, &c, are AZ pre-
sent protected from the weather by a tempo
raIy roof What tho numerous rooms IN the
basement are intended Coz did not learn
Tho walls are exceedingly strong and massy,
even the partiion walls are generally from
two 10 three ieci thick. The basement Is
lighted by numerous windows, about five
feet high aud as many vide, archcd over the
top. Between these windows are very
heavy pilaslors, on the top Of which rests the
basement stones Of the less heavy pilasieTs
between the windows Of the upper stories
Ca each side OF these easements Is carved
crescent OF a figure Of the new moon, with
profile of a mans face as Is seen in old AL.
MANAGES. The windows Of the upper stories
are some fifteen or eighteen feet high, arch.
ed over the top in perfect semi-ciTcle.-
The FIRST story above the basement Is Ovid
cd into two apartments, called the outer and
inner courts. The walls between these
courts are Il thick, Of solid mason work
with two immense doors of passage between
them. The outer court Is sumo twenty-five
q. wide, by ninety a. long-the inner cOuu
IS obout ninety n. square. These fact
about the dimensions Of the building OBJ
iaincd from Joe himself All The work is o
good cut stone, almost white, and il will pre-
sent fine appearance when finished. How
The second twenty-five 4. story Is 10 be finish
4 did not learn. have been thus paTiicu
lar in my description Of this building, a
Insny exaggerated stories are circulated in re
eald 10 ".
HavInn thus visited tho prophet and ex
snanet NC c4y, aia tssnlsa.. : ga q
tcmpoaD home al this place, thankful iha
! bad been preserved from such vain and IN.
sapps dclasion, which cannot bot work tenn.
lrOral and spiritual woe 10 all concerned ia
them, unless speedily repentedoE