The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

NATL Barsto Cid ST Louis Marks d. Arr 9TH 81 MARY
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o. LITERATURE.-Just issued from the press, ant
for sale at this Office the Historical Novel, Bancs
Capeo by the popular authoress, Lady Bulwsr Pric,
Also, Biackwoods Magazine sl cents and the recent
ly Published novels of Scott Bulwer DIrael Dickens
James smslst and Miss Landon all Of which may be hat
at this Office. Also Standard Literary Works. embracing
Washington. and THEIRS French Revolution f'' W -
LOvER!-FOR TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS :
To-day. noon will be published at the Office 80 An,
the February Parts complete ece~sd by the Ens,
steamer Yesterday OF the i've of the most popular Tale
/. MARTIN CHUZZLEwIT-Bv Charles picken.
ii. TOM BURKE OF OURs-By Charles Lever Esq
r., author Of Charles OMalley Harry Lorrequer &c.
author of the Miser's Daughter, &c.
w. LOITERlNGs OF ARTHUR OLEARY-By Chas
Lever Esq, author %h Of Tom Burke, Our Mss. &c.
Slower, author of Handy Andy &c.
All for only 12A censust the price of each work seps
rately at the Bookstores Economy b: wealth. Max,
'''e' una Duy 5 asEGh; NEW NOVEL.
HURRh HURRA WHO'S BEATf
This morning is published,
FOREST DAYS:
Romance Of Old Times, by q. r. r. James, Esq
elieu" "Philip Augustus MARY Of Burgundy. "Davl
ley."" One in Thousand, . "De L'Orme,n &C. &C.
This splendid Romance, which was received by thu
without abridgement or errata, in a TRIPLE ExTRl
NEW WORLD. This announcement will be sufRcier]
to induce crowds Of Jamess old friends and admirers
flock to No 80 Ann street. for this delightful Tale of N
Days of Robin Hood. Come one, come ALL Price II
cents The usual discount to the trade.
90 ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA-Dates receive
to the 4th February-.A full supply of Belrs Life
illustrated News--sunday Times-weekly Dispatch
neutrality-suspicious. Spring, &C., for sale TIL
morning at No. Ann street Also, just receive
as above, The Croton Wreath" with songs by will
the Croton Maid wholesale and retail All the Move
and Magazines of the day for sale. Office of the Dostc
Notion, No.4 Ann street. Z. B. futile, General New
Agent.
90 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL PAPERs.-T|
Office Of The Tribune $50 Nassau street -
illustrated News, IS cents Punch, laA cents.
Bells Life in London, IS do. Winners News Letter,
Weekly Chronicle 25 cents. Times Whites Broad She
The satirist, 96 cents and variety of others at
Discount to agents.
u- MEDICINE CHESTS containing an adequ.
supply of the new remedies for the Of gonorr
geet sold by the authority of the College of Me
cine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York-prce !
These medicines are guaranteed to cure the worst
to OF
for whose use these chests have been prepared
nestly requested to avoid unprincipled and gnorj
worse diseases than the original malady. The memb
of the College responsible persons and desire to
the afflicted from npossre Orders for these chests to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent Of the
College, 81 Nassau street
90 Badness AND LOSS OF HAIRS eau
by want OF healthy action Of the vessels which throw
the perspiration from the head When these vessels
weak diseased the perspiration is thick and claim
and adheres 10 the mouths of the pores and clogs h
upland dries and forms scurf or dsndruf Less boo
then carried the of the hair and fer want of VIII
the hair has not sufficient nourihment and consequent
becomes dry and harsh and begins in-eRsihly n fol
which, continuing to increase, eventually produces
former healthy circulation and fine silky new hair
make its appearance, which will increase in quantity
an LII; ;ns mar peecmes mick ana nssMny'
been known to produce new Hair on Bald Heads. VIII
i has done in innumerabls instances, andwill seldom
Improperly and perseveringly used.
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No. So5 Broadway.
90 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND DIVINE
OF HORSES-Has your horse the Sweeny2 If SO,
ply the iiniment two or three times day.
Has your horse the Fistua7 II 80, add to one bott
the linment one and half ounce Of the oil of Sassa
mix 1t we'll in cup together, and rub the diseased
twice day with the mixture.
Has your horse the Big Head or Big Jaw' II 90,
and apply the liniment in the same manner a. ID in
case of Fstula.
Has your horse the spavin7 Ia Co. arat beat the ae
part with round, smooth stick until it 10 somsw
bruised; then mix and apply the lniment in the
Has your horse the scratches? II So apply the inis
three times aday, and it will soon be removed.
Has your horse spraln1 If 30, apply the lininent
times day and It will soon be removed.
Has your horse a weakness or trembling in the lin
II SO. apply the Iniment three times day rubbing
with rough cloth.
Has your horse scum or a film on the eyei II so
ply the niment on the hollow above the eye two
times day, and 1t will positively cure it. 80
Has your horse the splint II so app the liniH
three times a day, rubbing the affected pat well
round smooth stick.
A reasonable deduction will be made when sold by
The above Liniment is Inns Celestial Balm, and
be found only at II Maiden lane. in this city.
U0- FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs-And
most stubborn Of all facts is, that takes the lead
thousandsiollow So it is with George saunders' M
lie Tablet Strop, which is the original of the many
GUS limitations called Metallic Tablets, ofere|
sale to delude the public.
good qualities, but that II may be satisfactory
public, the following is published -
From General James Tallmadge, President of the Al
Saunders. Razor s.ra sn w;sS s our aides com
admirably all the requisites to sharpen and set razors
fine and smooth sdge-it is real comfort TO POss
New York, November, ls4O
From M. Milliken, cutler to the royal navy, sol st
The Metallic Tablet in it's use is simple, havin
waer ana IN Of xer
NJ. MILLIKE
From Professor J. Griscem and Dr. Valentine Mo,
George Saunders improved strop-we can freelyt
fy TO its value. The side which he calls the Me
Tablet IT, as far as we know thing Of his own Intro
ton in this country; appears to DC vxccllent,
nient substitute for hone, and operating on the
principle steel does upon a table knife, but wi
greater smoothness and certainty; the unple
necessity foil and water to assist in whetting The
three sides of the strop extremely well finished
smooth, and almost elastic, preserving the razor
that roundness Of edge which so soon destroys its
ness. J. GRISCOM,
VALENTINE MO
May 10, 1887.
Mandatory, 1873 Broadway.
Nxw YoRK, April 20,
NJ BKIsroL, BUFFALO, N. y