davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPIIS OBSTAn

NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY 2oi16 Fulton street. near
~ Greenw chDr Morrison, Member of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London, be consulted condenay
from O'Clock A. NJ TO 10 p NJ. daily, all diseases of
all those symptoms
inudcious and the impruden of quack msd
cdes. regular medical education, with
Of % years enables Dr. M adapt the remedies TO
the well the various forms Of those
insdious maades DIR. NJ. is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still eay
ing the poison to uk IN he system until ultimately i dsve
all Dr. NJ perfect without mercury or de-
leerous drugs confinement from business In some forms
Of the disease cures performed in three to five days and In
proportion with malignant
STRUCTURES OF observation-disclosures in the
ureta sudh stbure and enlargement of the PROSTATE
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain those
PARTS some Of the Of malreatment DR. M
cares structures scientific promoting their ABSORB
pn without In advertisements the subject
OF structures the symptoms defined This il deusion
enlargement OF the PROSTATE gland &c, would produce
hsagops SYMPTOMS IL cruel patients with bou-
sies &c. When IN reality there structure DIR. NJ is fire.
consulted where patients have been injured by such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousauds Of Young
men are sunerng from the ndulgen, I'm
the use % nostrums and pretended specifics which .tim.
~ TO induce greater depression Dr. M treats such casc ~,
purely pathological principles and fails
Strictly confidential Letters post paid and conss
fee OF 49, Will prescriptions or fo SIo nf
cines will be forwarded and nv Inc u.,,s ~
ing history OF his XIV
Office 20i1s Fulton 81. Greenwich
BW three exceptions, DR. M the only anal
flied advertising surgeon ~ the Guy. jy3O lm'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
THE
INDIA TEA COMPANY.


lsS CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the Satisfaction since the opening
of their establishment respectfully invite the attention Of
chants aud families their ample stock OF superior Teas and
ole purchased for cash By one Of the firm long experenced
the trade and for Of Teas imported by the
Fast India Tea Company Of London. They confidently
mend them not only the best ~ quality but cheaper iry
~ 90 10 yer cent than be had elsewhere All tablespoonful
ana laithlully executed aus I'm
GHO0 KEWARD-CB0ss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
SpCOO the Of GonouhOsa elects Structures and ana.
Joyous complaints Of the OF generation 80
OF all remedies discovered above complaints b;s
4 the most certain. ~
II makes spesdy and permanent cure without the least re-.
stncon TO diet drink exposure change application 10
business.
give long quack recommendations to deceive the puh
lie Ii the medicine does speak for itself one sha
the proprietor challenges single of Gononha
be brought IN which the mixture VIII not elect rapid
under forfeiture OF 500.
This disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks
cieygh low, rich and poor matrimonial aud single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
Bile
furhef the disease cannot be contracted Il dose Of tn,
mixture taken night going 20 bed when exposed
n put bottles with full directions accompanying II
AZ ~ bottle One bottle lasts week which generally cure
many are cured IN days.
For sale only WIN. H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner o
John street opposite franklin House New York J. Jones
corner OF chestnut aud Seventh streets Philadelphia and
J NJ Smiths, 1888 Washingtou street Boston JyI3 lm- re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
HULL'S TRUSSES
NOTU,E TO RlfPTIREu PERSONS.

pERSONS afflicted with 9ptuIes may rely upon the best
Office No Vesey street either OF the agents nthe prn-
cipal the United States. Be careful the
of Hus Tusses il they endorsed by DR..
Hull writings None genuine, or to be relied npon
good, without his signature. 49,
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hul
celebrated trusses and thousands imposed
quence. These limitations be relied they
made by unsku mechanics and better than the ordi
trisses.
Rooms have been fitted up No Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
where female constant attendance 10 wait
female patients. aus I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvariabe Of
" Madame Restelis Female Monthly Pills in all OF
regularity Of those functions Of
upon which the health Of every female depends
counterfets and limitations are constantly attempted 10 be
pamed off for the genuine Cheap pills purchased
twelve cents box put up different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pils with the object of selling them, IL
possible dollars box. Females therefore
caSt?ned against these s.temps 70 impose upon them l.
terfits those sold Madame Restes Principal Office
l8 Greenwich street. New York. and Essex street. Boston
Price ST. Madame Restells signature is written the
of each box.
N BThey be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold also by
pontment at 264 Grand street. Of Allen New York.
c,,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
DEAFNESS

DEAFNESS.
DRS. Ca Castle AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
S s's1 ': s;; M Ne
While New York Way 'Sm si placed s
81 cows Sa'i Seasas and
Signed Aood ss4iss b$6 $isEFSss a.'
S ,'Es
pu remedy as earsy all dssss; q ss for
ner White street jyl3 imsr
ToS o 1aGtSs from shs 0Esai ss,s
No. possessing The pp Mas
Cleaning the teeth and :ah~s.oring die healthy
.h t from 1S
Be used with to9, brush and 4. win ;: found
' .
ss is 'i,s
jss %iss sr,s q Sss NIX
kept through the night clean, sweet and hssy state
of humanity, how neglect the sspS 10 If e.,
.i NV
ss All ali
as;. the bss, d.,ssa, W. ever used on
For sale BY principal druggist. in the city mar
THORN,S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLA.
ss eS on Fl mot rqo s, by ANY h
must with an enlightened public assuedy highly
world needs NO confinement change of diet In its
no unpleasant sensation to the patient.
has acquired the fame almost every part of Eu-
has been examined approved of and by the
faculty of medicine and recommended by most eminent Of
the profession. Prepared by j. B. Thorn chemist London
and for sale wholesale and retail, by
JAMES TARRANT, 266 Greenwich street,
corner Of Warren
Also Park Row and 5l8 Broadway 1853 Broadway Az
Walker street. jy Is lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
M Midwife offers her professional services the ladies of
this and Having had long experience and
the of diseases incidental her
es isdies on the point of confinement or those suffering
from resson ieguary, distractions &c. that she will
be happy AFFORD comfortable home at her resi-
dence where they always have the best medical
and the nuniy and nursing, If preferred will
wait on and at,st them az their houses until perfectly
covered Manme - particularly begs impress the minds
of the delicate she ocates personally
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 devote her personal attendance them
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame g. can be consulted her residence "a Lspenard
all and with the regard the wishes
her patients AL communications and letters be paid
jy26 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
ELIZABETHPOR r HOTEL.
EIIZ RE 1'IIpOR NEW III GE- V

fsLiZsAbf lhfOhI, NEW JERSEY.
'I'HE subscriber begs friends and the
L public that he has taken said Hotel ately kept by E. AL
dchl which has undergone thorough cleansing and
and public boarding house for the reception
of visitors.
The table will be furnished with every variety the market a
erd and every will be cheeully bestowed that will
conduce the health comfort enjoyment of visitors with
prices the times. The proximity of Ezabsthpou
TO New York renders this desirable retreat for
chants and others engaged bushes the city, the
boats Cinderella aud Waerwch leave New York, pier No
day. JAMES MOORE.
jylS lmsr
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most heathful and
months, in the United States
Visitors from the south. who intend visiting that place. will
hnd the most expeditions land Hudson, thence by
railroad TO Edwards Depot where stages readiness
carry them to the Springs.
The leave Hudson A. NJ and p NJ. the
val of the boats from New York. and
springs IN three hours from Hudson. as 3wsr
T EATHER AND FINDING STORE, 2e5 Spring street,
~ two doors from the corner of Washington street
Clinton Market New York Constantly hand general
s9ment Of Sole and Upper Leather Black Morocco and Kid
Lasinss SALOONS Ribbons sheetngs Linen and Leather
Pincers Avis andTacks, with full assortment of Shoema
aua to - WARREN WIT.REV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

i EECHEs LEECHEs !! LEECHEs $4,000 large
L. aud healthy Swedish and German Lecche jsst received
aud Swedish and German Leeche daily expected per
Washington aud Howard, from Hamburg, for sale the
N market price at u. A. II. WITTEl
snis imsT Importers Of Leeches, 4i6 Pearl st, N, Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
HE following decided and extraordinary effected sol

PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THE following decided extraordinary effected sole
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
by merits The sale Of this wonderful medicine has
extended all the world and the benefits resulting from
their experienced by all clmes and countries
The Of PARIS Life Pills daily receiving authenticated
of facts the honorable testimony cannot fail
convince intelligent being of the almost miraculous
character which this popular medicine has deservedy earned
safe speedy sd certain remedy Instances are occurring
sound and vigorous health solely by the of this never
TO the Agents of PARIS Life Pills.
Washington ST., Boston, 18th June, lSi3
With gratitude pleasure wrought
myself by the of PARIS Life Pills. my whole system was
dsranged cosve and bound that existence to me
punishment Sometimes the heat Of body such
that perspred with the least exerbn and much that
do and became thin and weak applied 10 three
different doctors but got relief next applied to the In
Urinary, but all purpose then tried Pills. but
had less faith advertised medicines. took three
pills night and two in the mornings medicine more
mild and soothing operaton but these the only effects
for some time, yet they great blessing Kept
constantly taking the pills for four months and found them
gradually overcoming my ailments until was at eng u re-
TO the set forth in little book though confess
first very,suspcou of them You liberty to pub
sh this for think blessing given 70 man
kind than what experience tells has been conferred by the
of your medicine.
Yours, respectfully, pr.,soN
They sold retail Of the respectable druggists
New York and by duly appointed agents in every city and
Havana the West India islands, and South America in boxes,
jyao imr THos ROBERTS & CO.. so4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
TO THE LADIES.
DR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.

JNHS for the radical Of Proapsus Ue
Falling Of the Womb, by external application,
seng the Of the obecona Peasar is confidently recon-
mended the afflicted the of perfect
health having failed of performing cure, under
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character in EuoPs
peasare and all other painful surgical exeents the Ly-
ing Hospitals OF London and Paris and is universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest rank
In this it sustained by the leading members of ths
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners -
Rooms have furnished exclusively for ladies No
Vesey having from the business de-
partment where lady in attendance TO apply
Truss and Snipporers female lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

WORMS KILL THOUSANDS.

CHILDREN most subject them. but persons of al
H. picking S fS
sRa da%s moaning
appetite among the of worms Many are doc,
s5sa r y sSs ss1
Sa edass sRse,oa By only box
ca g. bs sSSs he NE en-
them The sale of boxes has fully tested them
,nS ri & Vim ns Gs"s s 4 @
&c M @ and hat
worthy old hero Leonard Rogers from the grave
s Nj Re.
the peasantest cough and the Of any
and relieved % from five
s"dns %ss or will f
o of d s % e Of % mh9e ds s
@ and loSas.s e q he sssadsy
them captain Chadwick Of the packet ship Wellington, has
efficacy great cases Of
sheIman's Poor Mans Plaster does hsnmat.m um
SJs P,,s s. i
paste n Prize only i2 cents caution Necessary to see
there many worthless articles attempted pamed off
Place Of them, by those whs would tite with your life for
R ssd s Bssd%ss f H. ss ISIS s%sy
East Broadway s William street 10 Aston House 1879 Fulton
street, Brooklyn J. HWqesoa % wRamsburgh TPpYe Broad
Guthrie Hall Albany and S ding co
INyALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery
L and Darrhea.
OwEGo New York.
hereby certify that am acquainted with the composition
of this Syrup and that is composed of vegetables entirely
anu OF that have injurious effect upon the sys
tenn have frequently tested it in of Dysenery
and long standing Diarrha and it has invariably controlled
EZEKIEL LOvEJOY, MD.
Owego, June 10Th, l843.
hereby certify that have closely observed the effect Of this
medicine of bowel arrangements and fully
convinced that il is highly valuable, and that all who
afflicted with obstinate Darh9a and Chronic Dyseutery
should have its benefit.
E. B. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon
Owego, June 18TH 1913.
For sale at MlLHAU'S Drug Store, 1879 Broadway.
iv12 Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
TO MARRIED LADIES'
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDE


Those invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but particular for upwards Of thirty
well BY thousands in this country being the only mild
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies. whose health
forbids too rapid increase Of family
Madame Restell, is well known for thirty years e
male Physician the two principal Fenae Hospitals in Eu
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
the female Frame for which her medicines stand unri
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acquaint
with the physiology and anatomy of the female Frame
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health Of married
females the meridian of life and the consequent
pd and often apparently inexpcabe which conen
fond mother premature grave-o their true source
to arrive at Of the primary Of female nds
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption has been the of only the health
but the life of many afectonate wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits resulting thousands by their ado
ton, would respectfully the attention of the
Red by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
Is wise and vruous prevent evils TO which
subject by simple and healthy within control
Every and enlightened mind will unhe-
statngy answer the affirmative Price five dollars pack
age accompanied with full and PARTICULAR directions They
be forwarded by mail to any part Of the United States An
letters be postpaid and addressed To MADAME RES
TELL Female Physician. Principal Office l8 Gre wich
street, New York. Office hours from AM. ocloc Pm.
Boston Office No. 7 Essex st. jl0 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
Surgeon to II. NJ. B. Forces, Jamai,

sure cure ior inePnt deainss saIaeh palms. buszng.
ted sesretions of the organs Their oil has bean
puar remedy curative in all diseases Of the for up
ner White street. jyl3 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, of the city of
New Y0In established foI the suppression Of auackery
one Of the United States for the liberal assistance rendered
them during the last suppressng the shameless mpos
which have been tested in every BY the
Of experience Of the first medical in Europe far
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
CASE OF SEDUCTION.

A case Of seduction. fraugh, with uncommon
interest, vas before the Sheriff. jury on Mon
day evening, for assessment Of damages, the de-
PENDANT having allowed judgment TO be taken by
default. The parties had sustained the most ex>
emplary character-bo,h being highly respsc,a.
BILE and we'll educated-the defendant having trav.
elled extensively. and being withal q gentleman
of winning manners and address. What renders
the recital more painful is the fact that their &C.
quaiatance commenced in a Sunday school-the
seducer being the secretary Of the school, and
the young lady a teacher. We arc told that he
prosecuted his design upon her four months, with
all the art Of the most accomplished rogue, amid
the most earnest protestations OF honorable de.
signs, and the most solemn pledges Of marriage.
He succeeded in winning the affections Of his
victim to the deepest recesses OF her heart. and
although, like other Williams. having gra,ifed his
passions, he has flung her like loa hsome weed
away" yet she, mother now Of seven months,
loves him with all the ardor and singleness Of wo.
mans heart. The damages claimed in the dec
Iaration were TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS;
and Of aggravated character did the sheriff 3
jury consider the case, after full examination,
that they awarded the whole amount.
N. Y. Commercial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

We find the follow ing excellent article in The
Offering edited by the Factory Girls Of Lowell,
Massachusetts,. II breaihes the right spirit
every mother and daughter father and son, should
read it. We would advise the beaux vho are Ia.
king the preliminary steps for entering the mar.
ried state to cut out and hand il TO their in,en-
ed.-There is too much ignorant prejudice in GER
tain circles Of society against honest labor-a
prejudice which must be eradicated from the
minds Of intellget people. Health, long life and
happiness are the companions Of industry.
"From whence originated tho idoe tho. i. was
female character. TO laborf and who was the first
to say, sneering, oh, she works for liviugf-
Surely, such ideas and expressions ought not to
grow on republican soil. The time has been
when ladies' OF the first rank were accustomed TO
busy themselves in domestic employment Ho>
mer tells US Of princesses who used to draw wa
ter from the springs, and wash with their own
hands the finest of the linen Of their respective
families. The famous Lucretia used to spin in
the midst Of her attendants; and the wife of u
lyssus, after the siege Of Troy employed herself
in weaving until her husband returned TO lthca,
and in later times, the wife Of George III. Of Eng
land, has been represented spending an even
ing in hemming pocket handkerchiefs, while her
daughter Mary sat in q corner darning stockings
Few American fortunes will support woman
who is above the calls Of her fsmiiy; and q man
choosing companion to Jog with him through all
the up hills Of life mould -ee~es choose one who
..-A work for living, than W hv thought !,
beneath her to soil her pretty hands with manu-
al labor. although see possessed her thousands
To be able to earn ones living by laboring with
her own hands. should be reckoned among female
accomplishments; and hope the time is no, ia
distant when mono Of my countrywomen will be
ashamed to have it known that they are better
versed in usefulness than they are 10 mental &C.
compIisbments."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

The revenue derived ia England from Amer
lean tobacco, is upwards Of THIRTY MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, the COS, of which here is mil.
lions!
Errhe duty on rice is los sterlng being more
than one hundred per cent the COST!
Even cotton pays %. lid. per cvt., and
soon she has succeeded in getting her India plan
ta'ions TO produce the requisite supply, American
cotton will be met with prohihisory duty. Five
years i, is confidently predicted, will bring abou,
this Ito them) desired end. India will drive our
cotton and rice planters from her ports, she did
the producers of indigo.
The cost of production in India 10 nothing, as
compared with even that of the slave labor
Manila sugar is now selling in Boston, after pay
ing duty, at 81 cents per ID. II is preferred TO
any other kind, BY the East Boston aud other su-
gar refiners il ia raised within the tropics near
the EQUATOR and is thought TO possess more Of the
saccharine principle than the New Orleans or
Havana. Let the Louisiana planters think of
this!
FLOUR. in ordinary times, is subject to PRO-
HIBiTORY duty!
SALTED PORK pays SIX DOLLARS per barvel!-
More than it's present cost, in this country!
CURED BACON pays SIX CENTS per POUND!
SALrED BEEF pays three cents per pound!
LUMBER IS not permitted to be sold at all!
Erery Article Of American Manufacture Is 06.
soluscly prohibited!
This is Free Trade with Vengeance! but il
is freedom all on tho British Side!
The Wings do not understand such FREQ Trade
as this!-[ia. State Jurnal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Mr.. Emerson. in his lecture upon New Eng.
land. related the following useful anecdote: An
opulent merchant Of Boston, was called on by q
friend in behalf Of some charity.--At the time he
was admonishing his clerk for using whole waters
instead Of halls His friend thought the circum.
stance unpropitious; but 10 his surprise enlisted
the appeal, the merchan, subscribed $500. The
applicant expressed his assonshmens that any
person who was so particular about q half wafer,
should present $500 to a charity; but tho mer-
chant said. IL is by saving half waters and at
tending to such little things, that ! have some.
thing to give.
The Psor.-The KaIida Venture says tina, the
"Poor" ia this country. have been svindIed Of a.
bout sir hundred and fifty millions Of dollars by
the Banks. These poor people mus, have been
very we'll to do in the world If they possessed 50
large . sum as ihs.-Col. Jour.
M. Van Buren, and the One Term Principle
The Washington Spectator, a Calhoun paper, pub.
fishes the following extract from a letter from Mr.
Van Buren, to Mr.. Roy nolds. Of Illinois, dated
March 9th, 1S41. Iempors musaas ct nos, SC.
"No ONE CAN EXPECT, or SHOULD DESIRE TO BIZ
ALWAYS IN OFFICE UNDER GOVERNMENT AND IN
srITurIoNs LIKE oURs, AND I HAVE ENJoY1D THAT
PRIVILEGE LONG ANoUeH TO sArIsyY NY UTMOST
| AMBITION"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

10 the New York Legislature the Conservative
and Radical parties Of the Loco Foco party are
warning hercely with each other. 'fhe Senate
have recently rejected two or three of Gov Boscks
nominations!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Superstiti0ns.
The Chinese, among other superslitions. are
particularly scrupulous TO the time and place
Of burying their dead. Tho delay occasioned in
settling these different points frequently deiaiDs
the rich from their last repository for long time
but necessity forces the poor to overcome their
scruples, and TO deposi,e at once, with little cere-
mony, the remains OF their relations in their f.
nal abode. The public burying grounds are We
~ extensive, owing TO the respect paid to the
dead by the Chinese, which prevents them from
opening q new grave when the traces Of former
one remain on the urface.
Family worship.
Every Chinese keeps in his house q table, on
which are written the names of his father grand.
father, and great grandfather, before which he
frequently burns incense, and prostrates himself
When the father of family dies, the name of
the great grandfather is taken away, for which
that Of the deceased is substituted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
SunerstitiOns.

it is quite up to tho refinement Of some Of our
fashionable cities.