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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
MEDICAL AND Surgical CARD.


NORTH RIVER DlsPENSARY, 2Oi1< Fulton street, near
~ Greenwch-Dr. Meson Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London BIZ consulted condentialy
from o'clock A. NJ 10 p NJ daily all diseases of pri-
nature and all those distressing symptoms CONSEQUENT
udcious and the imprudent OF q,ack msdi-
cdes. regular medical education with extensive practice
years enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper remedies
the well the forms OF those
insdious malades Dr. NJ daily consulted BY patients
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still eay-
the poison Turk the systen until ultimately e devel-
opes itself the deplosbe shape of secondary syphilis In
all Dr. M warrants perfect cure without mercury or de-
of the disease performed in three TO five days, and
STRUCTURES OF observation-disclosures in the
urethr, sudh sbtues and enlargement of the PROSTATE
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull those
parts Of the OF maltreatment DIR Nj.
scientific promoting thelr absorb
without pain. In advertisements the subject
of structures the symptoms defined This delusionbe
enlargement of the PROSTATE gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS Ii cruel torture patients with bou
gies, &c when reality there DR.: NJ Ire
luey consulted where patients have been injured by such an
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.--Thousandso of Young
suffering from the consequences OF indnlgen. IN
destructive habit and whose further from
the Of nosums and pretended specifics which stimula on
purely principles and fails in establishing
fee of So will prescriptions and advice for $40 med
cns will be forwarded and warranted by the patient Civ
ing a history of his case.
Ofce 20iH Fulton ST. Greenwich
B-With two three Dr. NJ. the only quail
iiled advertising Surgeon in the city. Jy30 msr
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ARREST OF CART. THOMAS, or THE BRIG ZEBRA.
We are indebted to Capt. Sturdivant, OF the brig
Charlotte, which arrived at this port on Monday,
from Cape Hayden. tor the following account OF
the imprisonment of Capt. Thomas. OF the brig Ze-
bra, of North Yarmouth -
Capt Sturdivant reports that few DAYS before he
left, Mr. Usher, the American Consul at Cape Hay
ten, had received letter from Gonalves from
Capt. Thomas, oi brig Zebra, OF North Yarmouth,
stating that the Captain of an English vessel had
made several attempts 10 entlce away his crew. and
had come along side of the Zebra in his boat, two
three evenings, TO take them off-the crew
conserving. That on Monday evening, when he
had come along side again for that purpose,
Cant. Thomas advi ed him not 10 prosecute his at
tempts iudher, but TO go from the brig, but Inc
English captain still persisted, encouraged 10y lhe
crew OF the Zebra Capt. Thomas had employed
Hayden TO assist him In preserving his men, ana haa
placed loaded musket within his reach. Cspt.
Thomas and the Hayden warned him II ne oiq not
go away he would be fired at; But whlie th1 ne Eng
lish Captain was within few tathoms oil the Aeora,
he exclaimed that he was fired al he would return
the fire. al the ssme time raising something IN MS
hands which the Hayden supposed to be musKet
On seeing thai he fir d. and so wounded the Engllsh
Cantain thai he died in few hours. Captain Thorn
as and his mate were examined the next day before
the Hayden magsrra and committed 10 prison,
there 10 await the decision of the authorities Port
au Prince.
Capt Thomas had written TO Mr. Usher, to come
immediately over his assistance. which he wrote
HIM he would do, it. after he had learnt the de-
clson at Port au Prince, his presence should be
needed.
No further information had been received, when
Capt, SturdIvant sailed Portland Argus.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

THE subscriber would inform his friends .pd he public tina,
he has lately taken thu Exchange Hotel No 20 Courandt
street. the city Of New York The whole house been
thoroughly repaired and efurnsed elegant and
dious and about the establish
his desire has been furnish every thing that the
nt of ths requires om competitors for bile favor It's
location ~ the business part of the city and prox.
unity o. the Of arrival and departure OF the steamboat and
rr0ad lines OF communication particularly recommend
e business and travelling while the time
his moderate charges will be adapted to the times.
ne has been fortunate the Of MIR.
astus Phelps, Of the late proPreto, who will be the
principal manager which of Itself lie confident will be
te bes guarantee that be offered that every thing will
- cohaucd 70 give satisfaction TO those who shall
favor htm with thsir patronage. 49,
New York, July g. 1913 v - ~ al Hnss,c
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DOCTOR BELL.

BELL deyotes ms personal attention daily nm.
state All suffering under protracte! aggravated
successfully treated by inexperienced Pretended praction-
rs-tose laborng under the destructive effects
nosums and all who suspect the remains Of disease
lurking the system, consult Dr. b. always with
antee of
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
jecs delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of persons at
distance have his prompt Dr. B.
exposes suspicion and well known be safe and perma
aul2 msec
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J. SORIA'S
CHEAP QYEINli ESTABLISHMENTS

MR. SORA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
1 the public in general that owing the depressed
The times he has reduced his Is below the
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses, shawls &c dyed
pressed viii find much to their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well TO call with such articles
will be puncuay attended and the articles done up the
best style Soria's establishment No 400 Pearl
His branches No 25 Blocker No 3i2 Bowery, and
t67 Grand Also branch 40 Fulton Brooklyn, and
Newark ~ j. corner of Broad ST. and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and ru up
the IL original FORMS aud moderate terms.
Principal Office 400 Pearl au2O 3rn Zee
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No 1856 Fultoa street DIR. FAWCETT, Mem
Der of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Ed
elIha sthor Of several works the yenerave organs
her various and complicated forms, the
venerea affections will yield his mode of treatment without
restraint diet, hndance from business and without
curry.
ness nocturnal emissions and all those deporabe diseases
which brought by destructive habit Of ncons
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation Of
radically cured parts health and
gour Structures of the uera extending the
gland and neck of the bladder and which generally produ
ced by the bad of disease and frequently they ogi
nate from maturbation be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett, at l96 Fulton street.
S-Dr f. the Oldest advertising Physician the city
his diplomas from London Edinburgh and Philadelphia
hung large frames in his Office where his works be
obtained Price 50 ceots. IS Imsr
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MADAME kEsTELL, a..
LTEMALE PHYSXCIAN Office and residence, N8 Gree

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence ms SI s
she be consulted with the stricest confidence ON COM
plants incident 20 the female frame:
Madame Reses experience and kpowledge IN the treatment
Of obstinate Of female rguarity sobsge
&C. as TO require few days 10 erect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
or other ndsposition, will be accommodated during such
time win srivate and respectable board.
Powders" for married ladies' whose delicate
health fobid rapid increase of family will be
ent bv mail 10 any part Of the United States. Price IS pack
age All (postpad) addressed to box, $685. New York
Roston Office No. Essex street"
'N N. Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
out of the city whose health would admit of travelling.
hal se would devote her personal attendance upon them
any part Of the United States within reasonable distance.
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$500 CAUTION TO FEMALES.

MI r ~, ~ rLi, @ - WOMB
the treatment Of their complaints except by Of their
that in all she attends to them personally her
and know ledge enables her to do She
deems state this she does not wish 70 be
cassed with the preenders continually and dsap
pearing, advertising Female Physicians" who too isno
and themselves obliged
" ignorant quac experiment instead Consulting pa
lors and residence l48 Greenwich between Courand
and Liberty Hours Of attendance from A M too
2m
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MANDATORY.

OF CUT PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS,
OF every description French and English Porcelain astral
and solar lamps warranted girandoles of superior quality
To the public in general which in the habit of paying
aordinary for the above acles-
70 dealers hotels steamboats, hpmaste and families that
they get supplied moderate prices Souyenel X
Brothers glass mandatory No 20 Gold street. their de.
pot No. John street near Broadway. Goods any
part oil the country free All ARTICLES matched patterns and
glass order. Wholesale and retain.
Call and satisfy yourselves about quality and prices.
au3 im.ec STOUVFNEL s. BROTHERS.
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DY SPEPS IA!

A FEW DAYS SINCE | announced in the papers of
this city that had resumed the practice for this most
distressing disease and stated also that the publication OF
book had made such additional discoveries induce
me to believe that could the obstinate and
rate matter of how long standing which have
been acucng upon IT. and lind 1t to sanguine
expectations all and have much condeace
is importance and utility in its eec,ing permanent that
dyspepsia, under my immediate care, that
OLIVER HALSTED, "a Nassau street,
81 lmsec cor Cedar St. and IS Chambers ST.
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PAIRS LIFE PILLS.


THE Attention of all classes has been attracted the
deniahe virtues of PARIS Life Pill and majority
the people have eynced their unqualified approval of the high
character awarded this medicine daily becoming
and of efficacy in curing disorders the
opposite in their recognized symptoms Hence the proprietors
have from time me been obliged enlarge their establish
and comeed to avail themselves of the combiued aid of
mechanical skill and power, order enable them
supply accordance with the demands and the
phanthropc grade and of every cline i'll rejoice
learn that this invaluable medicine rapidly extending heal
ing influence to every corner of the civilized world.
Persons troubled with scorbutc affections strongly adj
vsed try them this time of the year. In few days they
will the powerful cleansing properties they possess and
- induced to continue them.
All persons less suffer this season from relaxed
state of the system induced by the heat of summer few
weeks Of the pills will clear off and bad humor
thus generated The liver which generally sluggish will
be healthy action and be able perform functions
allotted 1.-THE body altogether will he einvigorated and pre-
pared 10 undergo whatever change the fall bring
hey of the respectable druggists in
New York and by duly appointed city and
town from Maine to Louisiana Canada, the British PROV
Havana, the We India islands and South
SO and Is cents each. And wholesale by
THOs. ROBERTS 4 CO., 3o4 Broadway.
Who beg 70 notify the subagents for the sale of PARIS Life
Pills in the New England States that Frederick Brown Drug
gist 68 ashngton Bo pro the
Of george Roberts having been Withdrawn
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

MADAME COST r.l.LO-Female Periodical Pills-Guar.
A'A anteed monthly periods be-
irregular from colds &c Their certainty of action
long been acknowledged by the medical profession, and hun
dreds that have uelessy tried boosted remedies Care
Is sometimes necessary 70 their though they contain
medicine detrimental to the constitution Advice
TO all those who the Pills, by Madame Costello Lispe-
nard street between Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box. au2g I'm SIN
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BOWEL CoYpLAINTS .uRED

TAYNE'S CARMiNATIVE BAL>AM is a certain, safe,
and efecal remedy for dysentery diorrhpa or ooeess
cholera norbus complaint, choc
stomach faulency Nc &C. and all spasmodc and
diseases sick and nervous headache hystera &c &c
From Dr. Nj. l.. Knapp late Physician the Baltimore Dis
pensay, and for the Mary and Vaccine Institution
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1885,
DR.. JAyNE-Dear Sir-You ask what proofs with
of the efficacy of medicine safely that
prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given
lief as this. Whenever introduced into family it becomes
standing remedy for those ailments and is called for again
again. whc think pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
ulness IN the complaint of children has frequently
III saved the life of child, and Of such and child y
have repeatedly heard it said in dysnterc affections OF
adults have and like charm and
permanent relief in few hours, say few minutes
In fine is valuable medicine and family should be with
''' M L. KNAPP, MD.
From Dr. VIM. Steeling, Physician the Cumberland N j.
Amshouse:
This may certify used DR. Jayne's Caminative
least hesitation declaring preparation that
nave 'Ae' WIN ''' ''e '''''' u VIM sTEELING, MD
BRIDGEroN, July 10, 1886.
Jonathan Going D. D. te of New York; President Of
Granville College, Ohio
DIR. d. JAYNE:-
Dear Sir-avng made of your Carmnatve Balsam in
my family, and finding tn be admirably adapted TO the
plants for which Intended take pleasure recommend
ing the of my friends aud the public generally beey
ing those who afflicted with of these complaints will
A's '''' JONATHAN GOING
New York, May 20, 1887
Sold wholesale and retail the proprietor by A.
D. SANDS Druggists No. 70 Fnlton of Gold
273 Broadway II East Broadway Price msr
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CASH HARDWARE

+ r F. L AVE,
IMPORTER OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
- $500 No. 2l0 Greenwich, corner Barclay street,
rs NOW OPENING complete assortment of goods in his
line which he offers wholesale retail the lowest
terms that they be purchased in this city, Agent for
Coopers' Glue.
Country merchants will please favor him with call previous
making purchases. au26 lmSr
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A PURE, UNADUL rERATED EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA.
UNlNJURED BY HEAT, Is JONES' EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA CANDY,
rs CENTS A PACKAGE. CONTAINING SIX OUNCES
OF THE ROOT,
THAT Is single package tocontan the medicinal
properties Of six Of pure Sarsarila Root Persons
VINO taking Sarsaparla for disease should this
DO believe that package contains real Sasapara than
three or four bottles of the pretended stuff sold at ST. All
afflicted with soroiuous diseases arrangement of the
inpuy of the blood, Sc should this-also with salt
the face &C. With the sensible reader this will all the
purposes of long flaming advertisements OF one thing rest
assured here nothing but truth This Extract
ued by heat The machinery with which make it, cost me
tie sign the American Eagle SO Chatham New York
Agents Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; State street Bos
13a Fulton street, Brookyn. auI5
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I EECHEs LEECHEs LEECHEs J $4,000 larg,
- and healthy Swedish and German Leeches Just received
md 1000 Swedish and German Leecbes daily expected
Weshpyon and Howard, from Hamburg for sale a he low
est marker price at q. A. Il II. WJTTh..
sul6 lmsr Importers OF Leeches, t6 Pearl 81. NY.
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ANOTHER HUMbUG,

DASSiNG up Chestnut last evening, saw man bu
SLY engaged IN FASTING OF the opposite the
STATE House small writer paeard which having effected
the CELEBRITY After he gone ent up and exam.
ned the paper and the following copy of contensA
foEdns to direction without receiving benei hereom
kensngon" Gracious! thought here's tempest pot
The writer OF that well named He sneaked of like
craven after having pasted what palpaby Infamous
b as though he were conscious of having committed deed
which, traced TO him. would brand him with obouy For
part we convinced that there is nothing in this
world like Jaynes Hair Tonic for the production of Hair We
snees with beautiful crop and have heard Of others
conceaed their nakedness beneath the artificial
Nv and ar no WIZ makers have declared war AGAINST
Of civilized society They ali them John CravensPh
adephia Spirit Of thc Times, Feb 6, 1907
Sold in New York by A. b. & D. SANDS Druggists No 70
Fulton street, II East Broadway: 273 Broadway.
an Inns
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WALKING MATcH.-Capt. Thomas Elworh is to
have elegant silver pitcher presented TO him this
afternoon, al SIX O'Clock, at which hour he will
have completed hi, task Of walking 1000 miles in
1850 consecutive hours. He Intends TO walk his
last mile in Z OrS minutes - Boston 7ransc7ipt
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CORK LEGS. HANDS. ARMS &C.

COhk LEtTS, HANDS, ARMS, NC.
eng T fhtS n Sf T.s to ss act
speeaS Informs ms 59e public that he has esaed from Phi
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
necessity invented made and artificial leg for forty
years ana been manufacturers for thrtyye feels conf
ii inds, Arms, or the Common Wooden Leg.
II II would inform those who have had the misfortune
J. 4 shape exactly like the remaining limb
mode Of adaptation TO the stump easy safe and accom-.
modatins, having no bearing on the end.
motion in the foot having springs initiating the action Of the
muscles moving the foot such that the strong
All letters must be post paid sc lm-r
THE HUMAN HAIR FORCED TO GROW,
STOPPED falling off, dandruf cured, &c, for the low
coX HH f S SH'is DE above
arr h rSs' and a 2p Sot, Of . hi; sGewe don't
know is qualities without expending large sum 1t is
not nostnm but physicians recipe to force the roots of
o make e ar 5e@yS dark and i'G S %se make
hair viii dcouy so and a ssY and ni
keep i SO thrice onE as any other preparation Give il
preparation. iou see the of the most respectable
persons who have used this with success, the store
rcau Eagle SO Chatham street y. Y Agents Zeiber Leds-
Buildings philadelphia Reddng State street Boston; s.
Fulton street Brooklyn. 81 imsec
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH f-When the
Wv following sn,, De bO sseOp dentistry made
Cleaning Teeth $iOo
Stopping With his Justly celebrated Mineral, IS
Single Tooth on or s s;,St, .5
G si5Sfr sS SS
complete set Of Teeth the approved principles
be made. GO East Broadway als m.r
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INDIA TEA 't COMPANY.

1SS CANAL sTREET, NEW YoRK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
Lot their establishment respectfully invite the ome
chants aud families TO their ample stock of superior Teas and
Coe purchased Tor cash. By Of the firm long experienced
the trade and for inspector Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company Of London They confidently
mend hem not only the best 10 quality but cheaper fro
aud faithfully executed, su6 i'm sm
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THE EYE


OERMANENT arrangements having been made Tor con-
supply Of this Colyrum, IL henceforh he Oh
tanned from the agents at 8 AM. until PM.
ANDREW LAKE, Md,
Opthalmic Surgeon and Ocust No. 81 White ST.,
east side of Broadway.
The aud benefit derived from the
of this Eye Water having met The appreciation q nearly all
do not think requisite make remarks upon its eff
eacy As the agent full authorized TO II II should
the expectations of the patient be returned and
the money will be refunded subject only deduction for the
quantity used in proportion the paid which Is 10 IT.
SO vial witheye glass, 20 i 81 for o. vial with
eye glass,
This eye water, strengthens weak eyes, caused by close
application study fine work and renders vision perfectly
strong, the eye brilliant aud healthy.
1t the patient whose vision has been weakened by M
measles, change of climate and late hours
II gives clear sight the aged by removing msrbd
latons from the eye
affords almost immediate relief in all nammatory attacks
o which the is subject
1t will the Of chronic opthal
mia.
in few days the smoky appearances aud floating
spots which appear the eye the stage of amauross
checking the disease entirely.
Persons using this water occasionally will find their eyes
brilliant transparent brightness and activity OF motion
which will remain permanent
By directing above (post pad) it will be forwarded to
of the Union 30sr
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MEDICAL.
LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
EI.IXIR OF L. o. u .

IL Il n 4 n ~
In olden time, among the Jews,
That man a second wife might choose-
Whose first by Fate's unklndly DOOM
No children bore 20 bless his home
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed TO Lucine the mdwiies patron'
Cslled to their aid the Priests Of Isis;
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender TOO
II chdIess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping TO her senseless idol,
And with raised hands, in accents wild,
Petitions Bramah for child;
For well she knows, Love shuns TO bless
The Hindoo bed of barrenness.
So much forlove in days by-gone,
And savage customs in own;
But say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless in OUR land, sterile unioni
No, of times conjugal felicity,
> thus disturbed-ay, cen in THIS city
Yet may the barren, If they try
With Loves Elixir" for her friend,
The childless wiie's repnings end.
But not the provocative power
ALONE, is this Elixir's dover.
Consumpton's ills it will prevent,
With yigor clothe the impotent
suppress a gieet, whate'er its date,
And all iies functions renoyate;
Eruptions from the skin IL chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces;
From Fluor Albus IL relieves her,
And each disease, with proper care, TOOL
Her FAIR and fragile form is heir TO-
Shall have s s'e proo n es ' "''n
Letters-all forms OF attestation--
From the sAyaNs of every nation;
18th grateful mlssves from all quarters,
Penned by Disease and Suackery's martyrs.
Thousands who lay with flutterng breath,
Almost within the jaws of death;
Now IN their nightly prayers repeat
Thanks TO LIES friend, in Nassau street,
Ana sometimes names the very number
''Ninety-two Nassau"-eyen IN their slumbeT--
Or. dreaming of Diseases ordeal
Cry cat for the 'Luclna Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sendn,
remittance have i boxed up and to of tn
non Price s. bottle or S2i Dozen Also for sale
10. go North 9th ST, PHILADELPHIA. aul6 lms &c
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NnTH,E To RIrpTITREn PERSONA


DERSONS afflicted withrupures may rely the best
instrumental aid the world affords on application at the
Office No Vesy either Of the in the prin
cpal towns the United States Be careful to examine the
back pad of Hus Tsses if they endorsed by Dr.
Hull writing: None genuine or to be relied upon
good, without his signature. $500
celebrated russes and thousands imposed in
1uence These limitations be relied upon they
by unsu mechanics and better than the ord
Rooms fitted up No Vesey street. exclusively
ladies' from the business depart
nent where female constant attendance to wat
.emale patients. aus I'm &c
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..... CARLTON HOUSE
frIE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 10 make ar,ppements
with families aud SINGLE gentlemen for winter or by the
year upon reasonable terms - -
The pnc Of this establishment are the same as heretofore
wa. $3.50 per day. BENSON 4 HODGES
e.