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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10
DEPOT

or GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, Sc.Sc.
TIE Subscriber would call the their aud
strangers visiting this CITY, TO their nch and
sortment OF stocks gloves pocket
handkerchief dressing gowns hosiery, lambs wool menO
silk cotton, Berlin buckskn and other under shirts
heir OF the above goods all other article.
sppersinng TO gentleman wardrobe rich, varied aud
extensive and well worthy he Of the FASHIONABLE.
community, they would particularly recommend their
style OF geteDens shirts containing many improvements
The shirts present manufactured 81 them the
form OF the thereby dong with the large dyerpus
OF linen used under the old system Of cutting and adding
only the comfort Of the but the beauty Of the
form This Improvement manifest 70 the judges Of the
late fair AZ the American Institute that the premium
awarded to the subscnbes their elastic Brace pacp
ty recommended 10 all the habit
Of STOPPING They will be found OF immense benefit
OF sedenta habits BY bacing the shoulders they strengthen
e back and expand the chest and will be found Imed
ment TO the free 1.-THE They would also call atten
on % their patent elastic Russia riding belt Grntlemen
nay depend being suited with fashionable
htices, by calling at the old establishment Of
PAhSELLS Il AGATE,
gu y Sn-ec 2S7 Broadway, of PARK place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

MApAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
-Nsdnc.d at the Medical Faculty ia Paris, Graduate
hew., ots ksr professional services to the ladies OF
this city and country Having had long experience and
xne success IN the treatment Of diseases incidental
ladies the Of confinement those suffering
from SUPPRESSION irregulary distractions, SC val,
De happy afford comfortable temporary home her
deuce where always have the best medical
and the most nairoaly and if preferred win
their houses perfectly
covered Naaame e PARTICULARLY begs impress the minds
) the delicate she ociates personally every
thai he>ltation dread need never be apprhended.
NJ E,Aadame Costello would inform ladies residing OF
would devote her personal attendance upon them part
The United States within reasonable distance.
Madame o. be consulted her residence "a Lispenad
street. all times and With the regard the wishes OF
patents All and letters be paid
clp1Sr
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JONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
-TRlAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH

tChD 10 SSOaLl lies
ME Tact OF selling trial bottles three shlng each
must prove to the reader that ih OF the
Gay lhse lis usual properties which be proved by
espscta Die persons VIII II will
uaIy iorce the HAIR TO where hair will
naturally the head face or body has strengthened the
roots t!us staying the hair from falling off cleaning the dan
druH rCm the scalp. IL also light red hair
assume dark color and by doing this, permanently make
The hair grow naturally dark from ths persons tn
merely or dressing the HAIR, nothing economical
Keep IN. hair soft dark silky aud beautiful least three times
As long any ot preparation for thu hair Sol price 3
shi bottle at the sgn oi the nerc,n tage 90 Chat
ham ST. N. " Zeiber Ledger Bulldogs, Phadepha; Red.
ding State ST. Boston and 1879 Fulton Brooklyn L.
las
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MADAME COSTETLO

FEMALE PERIODICAL Pill LIS -uuar sn,eed in every
where the monthly periods have become irregular
from eDlds &c Their certainty Of action ha, long been
that have useiessy tried boasted remedies Care
sometimes necessary to their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constitution Advice
all those who the Pills, BY Madame Costello Lispe.
card between Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box. o6 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY
IN the worlds WINS Irish Vegetable RELIEF CANDY,
for immediately removing the following dseases-bowei
comput cholera morbus, rheumatism pain in head side
and breast, scurvey dyspepsia splitting Of blood asthma
whOoping cough, inuenza coughs colds
to sale at "A Camine ST. 2s7 aud ts Broadway aud Dvi
sion II. ABNER HITCHCOCK
IS imeodsn Wholesale Agent I0I West a.
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MIDIE IN fNGIp M H oHRSTA S

NORTH RIVER DlsPENsARY, aOiH Fulton street, near
Greenweh-Dr. Morrison, Member OF the Royal Co!egs
81 Surgeons London continues be consulted
from O'Clock NJ to nj. daily, all diseases OF pr
ate nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent on
nudicious treatment and the impudent of quack msd
ces regular medical education with practice
years enables Dr. NJ adapt proper remedies to
nsidous malades. Dr.. NJ is daily consulted by patients
ing the poison Turk the SYSTEM until ultimately deye
ops itself the deploabe shape of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. NJ perfect without de-
etsrious drugs confinement from business In forms
disease performed in three TO five days and
proportion with malignant cases.
STRlCTURES OF observation-disclosures in IL Q
urehra such and enlargement of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull those
parts of the Of mal-treamen Dr. Nj.
scientific promoting their absorb
ton without pain In adveernents the subjee
Of structures tie symptoms defined. This ielS sion-be
cause enlargement Of the prostate gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS IL cruel TO torture patients with bou-
ges &c when in reality there structure Dr. NJ is fire.
ueny consulted where patients have been injured by such an
imIirnper course ,r,
men suffering from the oil ndulgee' se-
ct destructive habit and whose further inJn from
the and pretended specifies which stimulus on
ly 10 induce greater depression Dr. NJ treats such cases on
purely pathological principles and never fails IN estaoshng
cure Strictly confidential Letters post paid, and containing
So will prescriptions and advice; or Tor $40 med
icnss will be forwarded and warranted by the psheste7
ing history Of his
Office 20i1s Fulton Greenwich -. ,
tisinp surgeon 10 the civ si2'mvr
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$500 REwARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE

SHOn REW,ARD.-CRoss SPECIFIC MIXTURE
PCOc FOR the cure of Gonorrha, elects Structures and
halagous complaints oi the organ of generation.
" All remedies yet discovered Tor the complaints ths
the certain -
u makes speedy AID permanent cure without the least
buaness. " '4'
Puuc tir medcue does spedh n shall
ak Tor H. Our Object TO notify where il he had, and
e proprietor Challenges single OF rec Gogprhoss
oe proush IA winch the Mixture will eiicc rapid
under forfeiture of $500.
ms disease that unfortunately ervres al rank Of
v1nsn lo" nch and poor. natriny AL l1d single lhey
are mere presented with remedy By which obey them
'ees without the least exposure the sore possible
urhef le disease be dose oil the
hAtule Is taken at night going TO bed wheH exposed
Nb put M ~ bottles with lu directions accompanying II, Al
~ bottle Doe bottle lasts week. which generally cures
many are cured IN two days.
or sale only VIM r. Minors Io2 Broadway. corner Of
DO aud Seventh ss Philadelphia; aud at j. NJ smiths
's Washington st. Boston. OF Inn.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES
M SUfEiSLATIVE MATCH, made without birthstone
or oler deeeeous Offensive ingredi,nan artce that
sectnay waterproof and Istateis nade aud sold
y stree, New York
hose matches ignite with ease and certainty in all wsathen
no chmdes, aud bum with brilliant fame, for more than
minute and that vertical pos,ionso that several ers
may be sealed with by the blaze Of Of them hey
suy bun as before. saturated peumed aud
ale agreeable odor the execrabe unhealthy
nnys the bnmstone mach Orders and
=. Agent Tor the Pasnssss. at No, i6i Bieecker shy
Ns'-None sold OF delivered 70 hawhen lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

A DERNn1Hl - BOTANICAL PlLLS.-One box OF
these invaluable Pills, worth all the quack medc;n
advertised for certain disease Let the unfortunate assured
that there Is no exaggeraton in asserting these pills be
neysA They for several years prescribed by the cee
bted Abernehy, all the above the
rst stage one box usually sufficient effect few
lays III onH protraced chrome stages, nate elects, &c
they equally certain having cured hundreds who had been
taking other medicines for months which tend destroy
the constitution than the disease They the
parts subject TO the troublesome weakness which frequently
after using other medicines They have unpleasant
taste or smell and taking them might frequent the
refined society without having this mounes suspected;
they composed entirely of vegetable ingredients which
ygone the generally For sale only in New York by
w. Watson, Apotlecares Hail. 30 Iatharine and
Brooklyn, by Balgreve. Druggist, Fulton so I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

:, pAR-2shhds very prime New Orleans sugar. lsnd,n.
i,.n' shp Oomulgee, aud for sale BY s
tff y. NJ COLLINS n co. - south AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

SODA AsH-30 tons ofhigh str SODA Ash Tor ,s, nv
~ P.tsSE BROOKS,
% 81 Libertyst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

BRAHAM KASTOR, importer, NO: 1873 Broadway. has
n received the Great Western and Britannia
and also de asre packets fine aud large asortmen, Of
style Silk Bullion rnges Gemps Cords, Tasel, But
tons back silk Trimming Lace Thread Laces variety
Cbemoiset,e Colisrs Linen Pocket andEeTcb;ei Tbrd
Lace Wells Thread Points, Silk Blond Trimming Lace Fancy
Ball Dresses and every description of Gloves Mts and Cuffs
Also Bays Purses, and Linen Thread Caps Also large
OF Worsted Coas Habits and Caps for ladies
children and other articles to dscr1e-
of which lac offers reasonable prices, wholesale and retail
sl3 m
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TO THE LADIES.

Dbl. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
ts for the radical cure OF rolapsus Utter
Ealing Of Womb, by external application super
,ediag the u the obectona feesary Is confidently
ended anlcted the OF perfect
ealth havins failed OF performing unde
ne alogt IL ated chromosomes
Inc supporter has attained high character Europ
we'll country adopted to the entire disue o.
asars al other PAINFUL Sugicai e,,dents, in the M
ospit,.s oi London aud fas aad universally T.
eomraded tnIope medical OF thu highest ofk
thus country 10 sustained the leading members OF III
localities Of Colleges and Hospitals and oy all tie EN- sai
private practitioneEs.
looms have been furnished exclusively ior ladies AZ -,
VGzcy street having from the busnsa M
lady ami,
Arrttf Srtportefs 10 female pafie"ts tu.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10
Ccv,pon Pleas.

c,,,. nE,,e,vprps : The steamboat latan arr
we'd ironl the Missouri river to-day al IL CLOCK e
she hsd en- board the two MDdniels, ana nSe
others. concerned in the robbery and murder OF
Chavis. on the western pralries. They nave peen
remanded 10 this city for confinement untll me meet
pe of the Circuit Court, IN April nexi, IN ms Guy,
when all the parties not yet convicted VIII be put
M IN trial The ury IN the case OF Morton, Nc
Cosmick and Harris, could not agree, and tney
were discharged at noon on Tuesday. IL Is under
stood hat pine were for the acqulttal and three Tor
The conviction OF the defendants; and II is further
said that ALL previous 10 the charge OF the Judge mao
made W their minds IN favor Of acquiual. The rlal
of these young men will have 10 be gone into anew
AZ The April term OF the court Harris was admitted
10 bail by Judge Wells in the sum of $1,000; Nor
ton is out on the original bail; and Mccormick, we
learn, will give the required bail IN dayor TWO we
learn further that Thos Towson, Mason and Ber-
w Che two latter used witnesses, on tue parl OF
the government0 were recommended TO the mercy
o the President by the Grand jury, In when JUDGE
Wells and the District Attorney concurIed.-N.
Louis Nfic Era 2SihtH
MAtL RoBBgRY-The mail between Plttsburg ana
Cleveland, Ono, was robbed a few days ago.
OBS FELLOWSHIP IN GREAT BRrrAlN.--We see il
stated IN an EDgish paper that the accredited num-
her OF members Is 400 0D9 capital invested IN 60
vsrrmeut securities, f2oO coo; fosieg capital
420 600, eXc.usye of buildings; printing machinery
iuuadry, library. &c., fl0,O0O
FRENCH WITHOUT a MASTER Since the last Is
sue OF the Bother Jonathan, which published this
method OF sflnstructlon, a number OF ladies arc
S'htSiuSn II we uuotIuhru 10 sprdh INC rrthCi
language. Such detachable ''paley wooing" 81
Was heard few nights since al private party,
again repeated, would bnna from the graves the Tor
tUrad ghosts of u Votaire or a Moere
WOolee woo promenade ~ asked gentleman
tyro OF beautiful young lady.
Wee mounseer,' was the chsse reply.
" Al !-maidemoysel, wous et iraIs lcUy"
" oh! mon amy-woUs me fl uiy."
Murder most foul l. being committed Iii this way
every evening the hes; society, and night Ia the
midst Of civilized community. Where are the
police q Wheeling Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

RMOV ALludia Rubber Shoes aud Over shoes re.
M om our factory, for fall trade large assortment OF
ag.d "oueI SHOES consisting of PLAN and Inquired lined
gents ell Atic upper shoes ladies' elastic up
yer sdhdss leather aud rubber Sos; ades fur aud fIbb
~ pc,ais aud Buskns ladies elastic quilted silk over
% ie' s2loe hoes and various sly les misses aud
ctluIen sls winch We offer thu
70 600 ladies and mems rubber shes non No., "a "a,
By The case OF trimmed and cleaned by the dozen '
5000 pairs ladies lined and iur bou nd rub
Merchants requested the sock ntlou ,s or
No. ~ Maiden Lane ' w" s'oi''
HORACE n. DAY, su lessor to Ro.bury LR.Co
No mr. os MAJ
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". u M. LARUE,
MdGrfICtn,eT and IThoies0Ie Dealer,

i62 Canal, corner OF Varick,
have hand large and splendid the
above articles which they selling greatly reduced prices
They the latest ashions and
perior manner their peculiar style imIarng beau
tul rich nstre the hair and durability the curl
tanned by any other manufacturer.
Old Curs altered pattem aud made 10 look like new,
trifiing expense.
A liberal allowance made retailers. sis lmsr
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y oss "" OO'"' 4 X GbLL Ms co. - South .,
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1 Y lhh LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
I4o"Puhs MtNtue.-Ihis extremely dellcIouS and unpa.
raio - 80 highly celebrated China and Europe, Just
% COW Tor sale az the CsnOn Tea Company (,ene.
ri - Establishment l2l Chatham street New orr and m,
ut1p street. broOkynn paekages Price 30 cent? aud
r4riH -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
lO1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ II cheeru!.y comply with the request of LIEUT.. Nj
ntos to testify nat he invaliaed bone unfit for duty
IA Consequence OF total deafness and discharges from his
that while p New York on his tne land, he PLACID
himself under the professional Drs Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under their treatment he recovered his hearing, and
has returned to his military duty.
Signea +. AicNEVEN, NJ d.
Surgeon to j. Nj. .. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DILOI 5.
sure cure Tor incpient deafness ersce pains, buzzngs,
or singing sounds In the collections of hard Vita
ted seareons OF the Their oil
puiar remedy curative in all diseases the for up
wards Of Offices removed sal Broadway
ner w hte street oil lmNec
Jones PURE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
y CANDf-One single Is ceat package warranted
tain eight ounces OF the medical properties the pure OF
one thing reader assured that his is Sarsaaa
only not mercury minerals u you using other extracts
this; will find its effect hus-i will mildly the
system keep blood and body cool gently open e bowels
and restore those afflicted With any This Sarss aa
cures 20 permanent health good should be unmxed
with other aud heat should b. used this
rms extract has all these give II one trial
conscenousy recommend for disease for which Sara
para remedy; this sold for IS package, or five
Tor ST. at the sign Of the American Eagle 82 Chatham street
y. u Agents Icber, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding State street, Boston; 81 state street, Albany; Mrs.
Hayes 1879 Fulton street. Brookyn; williams 23 Broad st,
Newark; and fudley 33f Main street Pouehhecpsie
I'M
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EOAL-LsIss Nut sne 90 stove sa1j aud fresh Broken
- sd rsgg - f Ton, Oi the best Peach Ash
cd geished by city WsgheT and delivered free OF carr
a reduction 81 ~ Gents n ken from te bo,ts
PETER CLINTON, corner of Kino
40 gmrs and t;rasn s =. ~, .,n.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

NEW Patent Invention combining elegance and ecopo-
"A my Ladies' dress habit pesse fitting and making
Market street between Hamilton and Cherry LADIES'
dresses the above principle, guaranteed perfect and
elegant fit witt nfalhie accuracy, which highly
ta producing iiuess garments also made with
and PATCH conformity with the latest Partisan
and London fashions. Ladies measured their residence if
required Ladies taught the abovs auabe
the invention be disposed of by the practice which
advertiser has realized handsome income and
acquired in two easy essons-terms tolerate.
" anted lmmediaely-4 apprentices and mprovers.
al lmsm
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$50 r HOPE. Secretary mia igb
N OTTO EAl persons having legal claim against Jas
~ DOmack late of the city Of N York. butcher deceased
requested present the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber. mouse No Mercer street Also all
those nehe of said deceased make
before the Goth day Of November next, to - .
ANN NJ DOMINlCK, Ex'
Mi N Ny1 emilia
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ON CHANGE AGAlN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND.
TO THE LADIES

MISS Fly. GODEFRY having just returned from Paris,
VI with handsome assornen Of Silks, Laces mbroide
re Caps Bonnets aud ladies' articles general will open
Thursday the 2Sh inst several Of the above goods
her $40 Broadway, of Leonard street.
so6ln ,sm
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OPENING OF THE FALL FASHIONS,
Az IHE MAGAZIN DE MODES.

No. 60 CANAL STREET.
CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHlON.-MA-
IA DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully TO inform
her friends that she has received by the last arr
walls Pans her fall and ashoGs aud she naers
herself that the same will stand unrvalleo ia the city The
fashions consist of the full and entire styles
plain water and changeable velvet bonnets do silk
made quilted hats, entire novel description in ladies'
MISSES aud chdrens sizes Also, complete OF
caps head dresses Paris ribbons, artificial flowers feathers
Nadine b, solic the lad favor her with early call
&c Sc nd hair ornaments of the best Paris.
aud examine for themselves
MagaIin DE Modes 60 Canal street % lmsr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-03-01

tory of bis wrongs, his. prosecutions; of
The sOsighty and sOLid arguments that
were hurled by his opposers through tbs
windows at his devoted head Aud was
it not in the very place where he was
forcing his sentiments where they were
] not wanted''2 These interrogations you
must be compelled to answer in way
that your peculiar sentiments-that seh-
Itiments must be forced only where they
are wanted'-wi!l be scattered 10 The four
winds of heaven. Your favorite system
of medicine (ThomsoniaLI would never
have renovated SO many debilitated consti-
tutions, had it been forced only where it
was wanted. The venerable Thomson
would scarcely have been tried for his
| life, had be not forced his sentiments where
they were not wanted. To say that
person has no right to force sentiments in
meeting house, belonging to an organ
lied society, where they are not wanted,
lis just the same. as saying, that person
has no right to force sentiments into an
organized township, where they are not
wanted. In every organized society, and
in every municipal compact, there are
persons who do not want to hear one
word Of reform, and are opposed to all
innovations whatever.
{ On your principle of forcing senti-
menls only where they are wanted, l
cannot See how any Improvement can be
made, either in religion, morals, politics,
medicines, or any of the great and import
ant subjects of reform in the present age.
| You, who hold so tenaciously to liberal
principles; who have made such innoya-
lions on the regular system of medicine,
and malerialism, are the last one that
should denounce the sentiment, of "prov-
ing all things, and holding fast that which
is good.' Remember, my friend, that
free discussion" is the great moral syr-
Iinge by which Sentiments are forced where
they are not wanted ...az =
1t seems highly. necessary, some times,
Ito force sentiments where they are not
wanted, although The mind, morbid by su-
}perstit,on, bigotry and exclusiveness, re-
sists the truth, and does not want to hear
itproclaimed; yet stands much in need
of its renovating influence, like the NOR
bid stomach, that loathes corrective medi-
cines, yet needs, and must receive them
or suffer consequences. These are seali-
: ments which | am obliged TO force where
| suppose they are not wanted, but you
must receive them in kindness, and inves-
tigate them with freedom, and oblige your
friend, HATHoRNE Porter.
East Randolph, Jan. 81, '43. H.. !:
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IT," For the Vermont Telegraph.
A Ola OG UE.

AS neighbor c. met neighbor H., be.
ing little enraged at his neighbor H.,
on account Of his principles, he addressed
him as follows:
Sir: l have been Informed that YOU
call it an evil, and sort of crime for the
creditor to pursue what is called a legal
course to collect his dues, by suing his
debtor and thus subjecting him to pay
little cost. Do you say it is as bad for
the creditor TO make his debtor cost, 10
the amount of five dollars, IS it is for the
debtor wi!fully or negIigen,Iy 10 refuse to
lpay the creditor the five. dollars tha, he
honestly owes him? ~. -:
FL. Yes. :.= ..........>
| G. Perfect nonsense. There has been
enough of your fooiery and base insinua-
tons spread in this vicinity before; and
feel in duty bound 10 give you such
lecture on the subject as you would not
hear at the protracted meeting. wish
TO clear away some of the dark clouds
that are lowering over your mind, that I
I may be able 10 instruct your understand
ing little.
| FL. Say on. without any fear Of giving
ofense; for love TO be instructed in ak
the ways of truth aid holiness.
c. Well, Sir, will make plain case.
Suppose | owe you five dollars, which l
know you are in need OF. Would it not
be wrong. and an evil in me, wilfully to
lrefase to make payment2
! FL. Yes.
| c. Then. inasmuch as it is wrong ia
me to Withhold payment. would it not be-
| light for you 10 have your pay2
i Ell. Yes.
| c. Then why is suing wrong2
II. You hold only five dollars of nv
property, which you have used for your
benefit; and have any moral right TO
subjecl you to pay ans more than FIVE dol
; lars