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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
BOARDING REDUCED.


WALTON MANSION HOUSES Pearl street Frank
w lin Square, New York;; Fowler Son beg leave to
thanks TO their friends aud the public general for the
liberal support they have received FOR several the
continuance OF their iayo the having reduced the
prices Of Boarding 50 per day, dollars fifty
Of the city, being conyenient the Albany Boston and ph
depha steamboats,; likewise the London, Liverpool and
Bristol packets The above house needs is
of the airy and spacious premises the city having
site make comfortable In fact the above house combines
comfort its line of business than any other in the
win attention paid his only by himself
but by his and Ales spirits &c
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter, in draugh and
p S.-Priyate for families No charge for storage
N. B.No connection whatever with the Walton House
door. j22msr
A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-Having compile.
n ted the repars and the Hotel and
the adjoining house (Which have annexed W respectfully
solicit from friends and the public CONTINUATION Of their
The situation is good as that OF any similar
tain is Immediately opposite The house has been newly
jii eodimsrc WM. B. COZZENs.
ROOMS TO LET
IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
The Subscriber having fitted up ibis establishment.
the public and grateful for the very liberal patronage al
ready bestowed him. trusts by his exerons please for
He begs TO inform them that he has still two double and
three single unoccupied which he will let low
10 suit the times II immediate Application be made and will
be happy to persons wishing to enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place.
The of the desirable on the Terrace
Having fine large bathing house directly in front the
The stea%boats ply constantly hrosgheq. the day and
June 28th, 1919. lao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THE following decided and extraordinary cure effected sole
Iy BY the use of
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
confidently submitted each to all who fest medicine
by its own merits The sale of this wonderful medicine has
their is experienced by persons all cmes countries
The agents 81 PARIS Life Pills are daily authenticated
statements from persons in every rank Of life Such an accu
mutation of facts on the most honorable testimony cannot fail
to convince every intelligent being of the almost
character which popular medicine has
safe speedy remedy Instances occurring
daily persons who at deaths door being restored
vigorous health solely by the use Of this
falling remedy. 80 - ~
tie tho Agents Of PARIS LIE Pills.
Washington ST. Boston, 18th June 1919.
Gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
HS for the radical OF rolapsus Uteri
or Falling of the Womb. by external application super
sedg the Of the obieconal feasar is confidently recon,
mended afflicted of perfect restoration 10
health having failed Of performing cure even under
the most aggravated circumstances. , a.
well this country. It adop,Td to The ens a,snss Of
peasares and all other painful surgical exedents IN the Ly
of London and Paris and universally re-
commended in Europe by medical men OF the highest ankE
faculties of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners -, .
have furnished exclusively for ladies at No
street. having from the business de-
parment, where lady attendance, to apply
Tusses and Supporters to female patients. jy lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11

&S0O REwARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
pow the cure Of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures and
Of remedies yet Discovered for the abo1e complaints this
1t makes speedy permanent cure without the least re-
strcon to Diet drink exposure or change in application to
give no long quack recommendations deceive the PUB
s IN mf mf Se SG not % for % a 0 Ssd
the proprietor challenges single of recent Gononhea to
dSH S Il wifs Son. tt mixture will not effect rapid cure
This is disease that unfortunately pervsdes all ranks Of
here presented with remedy by which they cure them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time posi-
Further the disease be contracted if dose of the
PS, W il Sot's; yiil full DIRECTION; seeo%psRyng i,
For all only WIN; II SnGr. 1872 Broadway, corner Of
ioTfr s Of Chestnut ~ Sqa Seventh F6ad'gh,
SU I'M I1 Yellow, OR DARK SKIN ctEARED,
cay sd s st9 1 G s soa p e 1S. is
qscd the more sstoaisbed are people at is wonderful effect
hs %e when d nc s p ,sS S Of SS ssy ss
had been used in vain hundreds have been cured of eckles
%Ss% ' if Tssss III.
o.s such Is P% , sG1h ,s
healthy Goo% 40" iis.Saess Persons III living n at DE south
Ieaiy treated with, small fortune nigh, Be- made BY
sG eens e.s sqg % a his p
merry store sign Of the American Eagle 90 Chatham street ~
York and by these Agents-n Philadelphia, by Zieber
Third and Dock streets the American Hotel,
Washington, ID. G. in Boston, State in Charleston
Iyn 1870 Fulton street jy2i im'm
NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY, DRESS OR CLEAN
~ TIE HUMAN HAIR well as a three shilling bottle
of Jones Coral Hair Restorative IL makes the hair delicousy
soft dark and silky and will keep thrice long
other Hair stuff beside positively these qualities
Il will force the hair grow, stop falling off, scvr or
dandu and make light red grey grow naturally dark and
beautiful sell three shilling bottles Of this that the public
may Try without expanding dollar as the usual charge
know IL pretty much all represented and not afraid
but people will buy morlet persons give fair trial. aud
they will be well satisfied They the OF the
recommend il.
sold price shillngs bottle, At the sign Of the Anne
mean Eagle 80 Chatham street NY Agents. Zieber, Ledg
Buildings, Phia Reddng State street. Boston 81 State
Brooklyn W " ~ " wv
ne Naples Shaving Paste made from the old Naples Soap,
Syu he Tor three shlIliDgs box makes Of the
S hekea and lasting laher Of soap made il beaut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
MADAME RESTELL,S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,


Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty years
well by thousands in this country being the only mild
safe and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbds too rapid increase of family.
Madame Restel well known, for thirty fe
male Physician n the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu.
opethose of Vienna aud Pars-where favored by her
and opportunities she attained that celebrity ~
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
the female frame for which her medicines stand unr-
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acquaint
with the physiology of the female frame,
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health Of married
females the meridian Of life and the
pd and often apparently nexpicabe causes which consign
fond mother premature gayeto their true source,
arrive knowledge of the primary causes of female ndis
posons-especay of married femaeswhich, 1908 led
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powder Their
but the life Of aectonae wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject, and
mating the vast benefits resulting to thousands by their adop
ton, would respectfully the attention of the
RED by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration.
Is il not wise and virtuous evils which
subject, by simple and healthy within CONTROL
staney in the affirmative Price five dollars pack
accompanied with full and particular directions They
can be forwarded by mail to any par Of the United States Az
TELL, Female Physician Principal Ofce lis Greenwich
street New York Office hours from AM. TO o'clock NJ
Boston Office, No 7 Essex ito 2msr
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AI
SHAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ~
DR. COOK T.

.,SiEGll11l2R
shave YOU HEARD THE NEWS y
DIR. coo X T.
EES Ss sa. aad through
Sps % United States Canada North and South
aSas il
the worst class Of Veneal Disease most aggravated
his off,rs e S9; Norton street Albany, N. Y.
" ~ c .tjiaei RREfID6VfEsNyG K " SsGsss,'
descriptive Of Disease both illustrating all us
Complaints their immediate and remote eoase S% in
suding observations certain affections OF the Uersmay
Hospital. whore Patients will find both eonveneat and sd
criy them while Under medical m Ee%
men Disease believes belong to no other by that name
this country this well known Physician and Surgeon who
NJ he ua States San be- ANY Ss m nbssS na
Hospital No. Merton street, Albany N. " and no where
The unfortunate will please attend to this part of their u.
ty take due and timely notice and themselves
NV RENEMBER NO > NORTON STREET "A Al
FELLOW CITIZENS !!
We
are bound to
believe it, from the very
circumstance, that all who take
DIR. SwAyNEs Compound Syrup Of Wild
denss Coughs say sa' ceds s Splitting Ssssa tickling
" M is iT''c cough, !" asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, or impaired
Constitution from any cause,
Erm falling intoa
dicine has
CAUTION All, preparations from this valuable tree, ex.
cept the above Dr. swayne Compound syrup Wild Cher
r fictitious and counterfeit eSed only by P STayns
Race Philadelphia and for sale only in New York at
Minors Drug Store 1872 Broadway corner OF John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
: PHlLLlPS Merchant Tailor tlate Of Aston House,
exgency of the times by the reduction of his prices and find
ing ppossbe 20 do so while subject TO the out
lays Broadway location necessarily determined
the only to effect dspaagement the qua
m y Of 10 b ri RET Corner % o s establish
gentlemen be supplied deduction of per cent
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely as specimen of the
supene Goats made in the best style from SIG to ss
Ext1 ~ do OF the finest quality, l8to %
s. r begs leave in conclusion to observe the above articles
may be relied all respects be of the genuine de-
scnPon and lower than any other house furnishing the
quality of articles. jyl lmr
CHEAP Cash TAILoRING ESTABLISHMENT,
,,,,, 2ei PEARL, LATE lOs BEEKMAN STREET.
lily Of his work desires 70 inform his patrons and the
public that he IS now TO suit the economical tendency of the
Of 20 cent from former prices and less it believed by 20
cent than of the quality made by the
that gentlemen may understand what meant by
cheapness the following bill Of prices submitted to their
with guarantee that the goods shall be of first
Superfne west OF England Cloth Goats :: sig 10 SIC
Pants of black or fancy Double Milled Cass, 5to7
Vests, Of Silk, Satin, &c ...214 to4
Making and trimming, IN the best style at the following
prices
Goats -. ........... ...'..'.. ...61s TO So
Pants and Vests u TO
All orders executed with punctuali,y ags de;spsleh ~
As the season advanced the present stock Of
goods will be sold low. aus I'm or
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT:OFF WARD
families DESTROYS Of converting their
t on wearing apparel cash, obtain for the the
hiSnest cash price
no families aud gentlemen quitting the city changing
much w s any suerfluous effects TO dispose Of will ind
S advantage TO send for the subscriber, who will at
'"' wv" At u'e'r residence by appointment ,,,,rr
No.6 John st. and IA Varick ST. New York
prnum I2ogh The post office otherwise, will receive
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired iy7 Im.eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRYl

DWAY, corner of WHITE STREET, has Paste for
t.s sSS% 'es e n: si fnfs;
painful SSs s @ ss a;
L. o % tass s most oS
=: E ;sSsI Of s anS "siI rs
teeth With m siss, 81, care s and
obiansd much ' ceiebr iR @ M ssct oas Il las s
DE- cs;s, pn Rai,s , a
pELoAr xSb IS 5SsH! St fi"9fS
.Ss s%sy Il Il: : i
IT,, net w this terrible casually whs rom in Ess 6
sonImaIoy Of this extraordinary and entire saceess
hat the Loss Of these SO sk !,
Dr. insert. atssia teeth pIneSs Of adlsis% ~
FS se and English e''Si Isas the
GS%r ssat bsT F. TsS% Fs
Smith II u ' D ssGs b .' Bs b. bf BOYD
B VIZ S. Gss. Si s'ss'1a' ;s
hon o 1S '!TsSih %!sf
e 1% he st teeth
s!s 'SS S esR
state of the stomach A.. and ,v;u no ,o,nd
to de- be ssss VI sS
I'D rsa ~ S s
them healthy and causing them to contract around
from exposure to cold will be found highly beneficial
particularly seryiceabe the Orrs Tooth Wash at nigh!
doing all particles Of nG OS Ss w ws
kept through the night Clean sweet, and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the most valuable portions
sary for their when surrounded by all the
means needed Among these know of none more pleasant
and effecua than the O Tooth Washt cleansss and wh
tens the teeth strengthens the gums purs the MOUTH and
sweees the breath its TO all young ana
DID, Boston Morning Post -
The Os Tooth ash the best detergent we ever ueo on
our enamel.--( Boston Transcript 4, -. -
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DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
SQ1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = -
SOt cheerfSly comply with the request, of Lieut. Nc
lnosh 10 testify that he nvaed home or duty,
OF total deafness and discharges from his
that while IN New York, his England he placed
himself under the professional Of Drs Castle aud Edwards
Arsts Under their he hearing and
has returned TO his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, M. II.
Surgeon to II. M. b. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROI S.
sure for incipent deafness earache PAINS buzing
singing sounds the collections of hard Vita
Of the Their acoustic oil has been
plar remedy as In all diseases of the up
White street. Jyl3 imsr
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rT'HE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, or the city of
New York established for the suppression OF qaacery in
,onerS Of the uqa States for the liberal assistance rendered
tures-wh respectfully to call their attention the following
preparations which have been tested every manner by the
College during the last and although the of
oS experience of the first medical men in Europe have far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11

. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Livery person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emption
lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated Is
required % establish the the satisfaction the Regis
, and Receiver OF the proper Land Office, aud make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this and
lore the day appointed for the the public
o the township embracing the claimed designated
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. ii. BLAKE.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19


The New Orleans Loco Foeos, being very hard pressed
by the Wings of their inconsistency in profess
sing Free Trade and the time supporting Tariff
of 60 per Sugar trying to excae themselves
by throwing Mr.. Calhoun overheard. The ~ o. Courier.
the leading Democratic paper holds this language which
the particular attention of all concerned is invited:
"The Wing press has often reproached the democratic
party with pretended contradiction, resulting as il SAYS
from the democrats of the south asking protection for The
culture OF whilst in the north the party demands
or must necessarily demand the abolition Of duty which
raises the price OF this article OF necessity.
But this diversity OF principles and interests is nothing
hut an hypothesis without foundation. We have often re-
peaed that the individuals who be considered as per
sonying the opinions OF the democratic party on this
tnni question OF the interests with the single execution
OF Mr. Calhoun profess but the and the same doctrine
which exactly between the that are atrb
ted 10 US by the Wing Neither Cen Jackson nor
Martin Van Buren, have demanded the abrog2tion of
the minimum duty which sustains the culture of Sugar in
Louisiana. And Mr.. Calhoun QUESTIONABLE IF Br
OUGHT TO Re RANKED THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
TY His individual opinion free trade which is not res
trained by either the Of industry agriculture CON-
sutne between him and the OF the party difference
wide that for part do hesitate TO declare that HE
OUGHT To Be coNSIDERED AN AUXILIARY TIA \
U.s."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

For the amggomen Of the reader we copy the proceed
ngs Of a meeting recently held in New York 10 aid Mr.
OConne In his work Of agitation Sir Robert Peel and
the Duke Of Wellington will romble when the resolution,
md speeches reach them; and whom they consider IN,
bood-thsy character Of the orators who bid them def
ance. Canada, b will be seem s not only 10 be wrest
cd from British thr1don; but an American Army will spee
Oily be IN Ireland and American General will walk IN,
streets q London
Abroad, where ,he object Of these ridiculous proceed
ings-making political copiia-is not understood the cha
racte Of our country will suffer little. Butthat IL mat
ter Of very small Consequence compared with the election
Of this that the Presidency.
As regards the separation II Ireland from England tina
is matter with which the American people have no rgb
to interfere II it be desired by the Ish peope-and II
would promote their welfare We hope they may succeed
eheetng IT, But we trust that people will sudiously
iorbeor from oil interference BY taking any part we o
The South especially oomprom and expose ourselves Ia
retaliation
How long since has been that bot one voice Of ndip
nation was heard among against the proceedings Of the
Worlds Convention" which had Tor its object the sbo
ton ofsagey nhis country The principle in the two cases
sidentca England has right to NEEDLE with our dones
TIC nsituhonswe al agreed on that. And for the We
" same roason have night % interfere with her inter
nal concerns. We may wish well and express our symp.
hie for the oppressed Of every nation But farther We
should not gof We would preserve from peril the pre-
cious institutions entrusted to our care
lrcand-onsaved Tor ages, will yet be free The now
er OF English forygn prevent H. But LEI her avn
gallant and true hearted work out her d,live,soc,
They equal the task-let them have s do Co., r.
the achievement y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

the ship Avsrs the late combat sndwee ready
the conflict ft
The papers before contain several interesting items
Babachano Vice Gov OF Yueatan. has published decree
which declares that the fathers children and widows o
a holding the rank o orderly sergeant who have
fallen during the contest with Mexico, shall be entitled
half pay pension during their natural lives SINH.
lar decree has been promulgated respect commission
cd officers, generals &c.
PosrscRirr.-Snce the above WINS in type, the Sehr
Washington, Capt jefferson, and the schr. Glide, arrived
from Campea chy in six days, bringing dates the Cd
The important information by this arrival is the intel
ligence that the Mexican general Ampudia. had
envoy to Gov. Mendez proposing that hoses should be
suspended and that eitherside should
be appointed draft treaty Of permanent peace and ami
between the nations In the interim that the Mexi-
can forces under Ampudia should be allowed
the territory Of Yucatan. without let hindance Ampu-
ds has declared that the pacific arrangements in contempa
ton would be entirely approved OF by Santa Ana But il
is generally believed hat only thrown for the pur-
pose OF gaining time, order that the Mexican fleet and
army might be supplied with ammunition and provisions,
in both Of which they sadly deficient.
6Wih regard TO the Texan fleet, learn in addition to
the advces by the GREcAS, that Com. Moons had
challenge the commander Of the MoNrEzrNA, TO meet
the AUSTIN in three fahom water; the I'd us those
terms did suit him. Moore proposed encounter the
MoNTEzUMA and GUApALouFE with the AUSTIN aud WAR
The meeting between the squadrons proven.
ted by the arnistice above alluded to.
The Mexican army from all accounts in highly
critical position. The advanced guard Of the Yueaanese
forces, which had been stationed Merida had arrived
Campeachy, and the remainder numbering between 1900
and 5000 men, hourly expected Upon the arrival Of
the latter it confidently believed that the Yucatnnese
would be enabled to dictate their terms to the Mexi
Com Boylan had sailed from Campeachy, with his gun
boats, for Sisa and Lieut. Gray Of the ship Austin, had
taken command Of the Yucatan schr Independence
a cruize towards the Alecrancs.
The schr Fanny, and American brig, OF the seizure Of
which days since, released
alter short detenion.-N. q. Bee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

Old Times.-The Cincinnati Gazette copies from its old
files, the proceedings Of meeting Of the jackson Demo
erdey IN that city on the Both Of May, 1928 compliments
r Henry Baldwin, then member of Congress from Penn
sylvana, and afterwards elevated the Supreme Cou
Bench BY Gen. Jackson The notice reads thus "a public
dinner will be given in this city the Hon. Henry Bald
win OF Pittsburg by the frends Of Gem Jackson and Do
nestle Manufactured" The dinner accordingly given
and the Jackson Democracy toasted the only party which
could be relied upon to afford adequate protection 10 oes
fac manufactures! And now, this same "Democncy'
dcnounce the Wings the "high thrift party and the IA
rif itself of the heads Of the Federal hydra!
Among the conspicuous embodied in the Cincin
na proceedings find those OF Elijah Hayward afterwards
Commissioner of the General Land Office and the more
notorious Dr. Duncan, afterwards the Locooco member OF
Congress from Cincinnat.-Lyn.h VirRinian