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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
AMERLrANrlI-

rs - atAlN AINI
The manufacture ol,sw
is fast becoming on imDo-
prise. The money vhda
been in the habit d anI-
to cover our hoov with
will soon 60 into the p,.a
turers IN this country, I'D
transferred to The PocEesd
for products neCcssaTDa
ers and weavers, engaged ID
of industry. The Pgai
the manufactures are bow
several establishments, nll,
rIor articles Of Brusses cg
ly that this higher branch ii.
attempted in this cOultr,mi
cess Of The effort, under urir
the American Brussels csrsi
five cents ayard chea2EaE
ding varieties OF lhe Fsa
same manufacturer Eai lAs
inn lnrEps 70 tOmmensi Ne
grade, with equal prospects
II does not seem possbsa
be a person in The shde en-
IN Outstanding tbe conuCa
can fail 10 see, IN alils fm
direct benefit which he hss
the Tariff upon MANUFACTURES
ricultural interest oilhe cus
sending cash abroad to plrn
cles OF carpeting, manufacture
a tariff are abe % produce Al
foreign fabric and elteah
be inDorted. Thus he qghl
is employer at home hon u
encouragement, andahon!u
directly brings lo,heal
advantages Loa Journal
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
COTTON GROWING AND.
TON.


The opponents ofthe Po.'ai
ever contended that ghai
might be Of some advantages
of The North which untIig
trade must come in direct coy
unpaid labor of EuroPeiI vol
injurious to the great cotton
at the South. Hence ~
years every tariff law h
most uncompromisng hsia
cotton growing region d q.
But as we have long prede
come when the culuVaion
acknowledge the error-Ih'
of their ideal theory o.
Pl ain, simple and undeu.lal,
men square in The face, cd
hem and do see them ~ J.
choose to play fool close lisl =
day and declare there np'-
ems no light in world d.
Now for the facts Dang
there was imported frOa .. Y.
into Great Britain seta t.5
made TO Parliament, Sg''g 4 n
ton. So much for The tleal ~ \
he country and the P'IfI . y. J.
ring six months in tbs P''.'l, ". Y
authority gives an iuP'1. - ~
4 aies 3O5,IO5,736 lbs. i'i y \.
Of n. ariy 100 per cent " "
American cotton shall Be y Y
ance Of the year. the 9gg .....I'
2II,47! lbs. Bere 3 md
which the advocates 0, j N
bome production anticipated a.- y.
bv more industry, more sco g. .,o
less consumption Of iOFeg BUY 81, 4.
D nor the cotton grower X \
Pr no tI more, sell more ll T,.
Iust like other people q % .., I'M h,
tba operation. Every s.5y
some so1 wears immediately 'a IN
TART law was enaclfd' "
was most ruinOusly ag,.i N, 4 I
much 80 that exchange % % i v, !.
t a,UO was often from 5 % y " ?, "A !.
O I1'-I Now, marx l.a.l
sound wing policy Of PI'a y '1
selves that can be done "a .o
surplus as practicable, o.. .l,'s
u others products % e m
On the SOuthron Slal =. q. Z
cotton growers thai l ..l s.lbs
I,readstIfis end provision,
Ibsir crop Of cotton 49,. b.
more oftbis staple for sAp,
| less price. The q, cn's
az IN turn increased Z. ~ I'D.
and. France, Germany ~ .,fini
In the manufacture q, :. 4 rsg
v.r;etv Of other aTliels,s
,iaee 81 wool fcOm II, s ...', b 4
Uni migb, be eupec'sd, una.
line 4 Il which wghss. .,, w y
.he cotton crop w ~. IN y'lf..
wnch surplus profit Tish 81
'conomical farming n ssQ
lie.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

The elections IN Georgia came or or Hnn@
dav Inst. Al Governor. faemhefs pffh8 EeRs
stature, and Two msmhsrs Il COnRres1 have
% b elected.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

az. 40
Ia pFta
and uaa1
find ne
themsslys.
We would
both ladia,.
SOME o.
We hvitse.
iured with
doctrine, ioa.
cal eiecls dS
gia Journ,l.
WoFih mom
Speculation
aAtreiaah
selling a i1
Can, eleUu
mot moisi
was sellinefwr
GAR sir p6aas
"ln The cors
We ask the 49,
Tariff iniurd M
" ~ SUoln
a. % conis ane5
cents a pound y
DoesihsaRlrl
lageous heref
10 the zane D,,,.
price On olhsr n.y.,
compare the sFes,.
4 effects Of The m.
President, on W5i.s
Vorable ! Va
IN These are facts I'll
t %on i'1o'~ ,hsSSlIo ,i
t tnem' should Oug6,V~so,..lS
that cannot be proysS
ln addition 70 ,5aa
what those Loo F y,
denounced The MA "a :.
the dutyit impose
you have tOPay any~ \,
fee, or sugar nom NY
Black Wing TanFvSS
Iect of hearing a Lo..
against the Tariff n
even cyphered up N.Y.
cost him for his lea, os
year which, we belief,
i.''e aoAars % which ha
10 Consequence Of tba
measu'es" the Tariff! N
co has received six cen.
lot Of woollbls yea, Ib,,L
for the lot oi seven m
TOO dollars ! while M, n,
That wa going to ;akq h
dollars for bis tea, cossr
INTO his pocket friytgo5'
paid one cent more 6rE,
either. Furthercomnsrr
lWashugr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-31

There is a slave in Alabama, a blacksmith by
trade, who learned to read by inducing his masters
ch.idreh TO make the letters of the alphabet, one at
a time, on the floor of his shop. From English he
proceeded to the Greek language OF which he has
made himself sufficiently master to be able 10 read
the Testament with ease. He has some knowledge
OF the Latin, and even Commenced the study ofHe-
brew, but reinquished it in consequence Of not
having suitable books At a recent meeting Of the
Synod OF Alabama, contributions were called for In
order 10 purchase his freedom. He is between 80
and 80 years of nge, and is willing to go out as a
missionary to Africa, under the Assembly, Board
[BHfaL0 Com. .Adp.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-31
The Philadelphia Ledger publi,be, The folo,vi0,

The Philadelphia Ledger publishes the following
Fashions for March"
"Let your earring be Attention, encircled by the
pearls of Rehnementi the diamonds Of your neck
lace Truth, and the chain Of Christianity; your
breast-pin Charity, ornamenled with the pearls of
Gentleness your finger rings be Affection, set
around with diamonds of Industry ; your girdle
Simplicity with the tassals of Good Humor let
your thicker garb be Virtue, and your drapery .Po-
likeness let your shoes be Wisdom, secured by The
strings of Politeness.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-31

R-EvoLuTIoNARY SERVICES OF VERMONT
In our last, the very interesting report Of
Mr.. Stevens was completed. The sum Of
half a million dollars, which he believes Justly
due to Vermont, for aid rendered the old con-
federacy while she was a sovereign indepen.
dent state, is certainly worth looking after;
but il not one cent is ever secured by the SER
vices of Mr.. Stevens, we deem those SER
vices richly worth far more than they have
cost, in the documents which he has gath
cred, so essential TO the history and the hon
or of the state. A resolution was adopted
by the Senate, for a continuation of the com-
mission of Mr.. Stevens, and authorizing the
Governor to secure the collection, arrange
ment, and preservation Of documents connect
ed with the early history of the state. The
House, we regret to say, without due consider
alton, refused TO concur. 1t is to be hoped
that another legislature will come to a differ
ent result. Vermont has been assailed in a
late work, written in New York. She should
defend herself, as assuredly she may be defend
ed. No state in its early history, affords ma
terials of such deep interest as Vermont.
Montpetier Watchman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-31

The New York Observer gives a mathe-
NAUTICAL calculation, TO show that Miller is the
"5east whose number is six hundred and six
~ty-six," the "6eas: that deceiveth them that
walk upon the earth"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-31

CHICAGO LAND OFFIcE.-The Chicago Ex-
press says: 'Land to the amount in value OF
$96,2l5, 80, was sold at the recent land sale
in this city. The tracts were situated in the
counties of Kane, De Kalb, Kendall, Du Page,
and Cook, and they comprise some of the finest
land in the Union. OF course much had been
previously entered by presumption. About
GOO, 900 acres were offered at the late sale, but
about 10000 only sold. This result is to be
attributed mainly to the extreme, scarcity of
money. Fine well improved farms remain un-
purchased, but no one will have the hardihood,
we suspect, to interfere with the rights of claim
ants.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE;

THE FOL Owing REMARKS. WILL PLACE BE.
& Tei ns sa.s 1sSs
CO. ss:
s: A, a. Sc !. RI
!rs !, ssT; e; !.se FROM pe" and ss"eras aes.p'As'
With regard 10 the 6n, Of those rsmark.:-
we'll hp s hs; ssa,s ], ,s result; ?, Is.sss
time on from month mOnth, slides into .Keet Now
and
@ % n snS & h
part other Of the passage and. fnrtner, Thar
a. s may S main r nc e. :
serious maades not only of sexual bat those ass Of
wha ecialIy at enson this dscrS-,
s s y urine ss ., w: LONG su. 40
otcn exist. for without prodac.GS
psd stream urine belongs ony to the %o?.t Of
ns hos. po
ake OF thus erroneous noten very cms Every body knows
They will sell their long
slohe can never care Structure In proof Of thu nothing
sSs =. +? IL
u whom On ss ss s Of he Ss ~:
% r. s.:: s:'' gaS: e: s ssss
II Although svns di:ease are MINER
there three Of especial and these snsse
IF nS ~ been already sid ss. ssn
ssy na.hsa and The eos ar. wSs
sr drop or two will ever steal away 10 little
nothing Is nsore indicative ofsuicure. The nextis
euo S sSs sS ~ .ss l ,.s
produce Structure for naturally Sspose6 rc
mre than another bat general rule should be suffered
ground a. least for the suspicion Of The is
is ' md r. o.n sp bodily sis and q
af .:s n If %S;
common that the writer rarely Of cnt
he sees many dsy which the patient complain
q gratifying also witness Uniform spis, and
the dissppoarns Of other naisdes proresses
With regard the OF en- this subject il sui
sure) that this CERTAIN, free from pain, and generally
plishedln very little time. 30 much this could have
been ,s,.1ssd SON, yss,, but srs Ia, Ssss The il
wrteY that he accomplish the VI structure
many days formerly Ii demanded months
IT, sI SsG s. tina, NJ: G : .hG us, 70 :.
called Tie Pvsts Neaisse" which not only strcturs
but the Of All those delicate diseases which require espe
sisl and privacy directed in the piainsst manne,
bs should consult the author personally and nothing wlsu
prise them ran the end Of his Of
Separate rooms slss ss arranged for ;hoss vsc
Ii only remains say wefj ground
which the public. and especially snze coming t,
rely with confidence what has been advanced Witt
this Dr. Ralph begs that beside his rant srad
these diseases both hospital and cy practice for mor
prcssy Also that he has testimonial letters from rhs
imelcs-si Sy A,iey Cooper TO Dr. Mott, Of New Yofs
ted to re.' sinos, Physeisn Of snssenes tb
city.
Ralph iscon.usee $, privst. residence No . Green
eonsutsd BY Tbs Lizzie volume referred one
dollar Ief I'm. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
New YoRx. March II, 1913.
AGGRAVATED CASE OF SCROFULA.
WITH NINE LARGE ULCERS ON THE LEG EN-

HEE EAHRR2 Tcfss THE tEs En-
sns m .uf Of s%;s
.,s G:y n: :.s.s 81 sa
h.,. lad S i'; and given :.
tnal.
Ny s. M IS.. .i.. Feb. s ;sai Is.a}
% % o ss s sss
am absu TO make relative TO the astonishing performed
ss .:ss
the s;sf O. body ss
hs had taken cold Ihers was hnS % Of very
when seIoiaa appearances shout sy.. which
affected them distress aad inflammation.
This disease appeared HI. le leg assuming
s
wasting di:.s:s All the smsdis. pis:s!sd By
who was Fat WASTING away to mere skeleton u.
S i
SS:is.
Who had By who were ,s
sa
the blessing Of blessing to mankind
july @ my son sT'''' IN
the tell where the had been He had var
other Affections, all Of which, happy with heart
filed with JOY and gratitude renoved and Charles
perfectly cured by Brsuls Saxapara should fail in the
.tempt speak o. Saaparlia deserves Language
too faint and abilities too feeble TO express the
hsh estimation which rhod paaton Of
Sarsapala II will be to satisfy who
JOHN MONTAYNE, Cedar Cooper.
VIM Carl, ESQ., Of 2n Broadway, has been srieyously
%
s %So %s e
faith but scarcely had he i've bottles before h. appetite
about his business nearly restored health and this BY
Brsols Sanaparills alone He s,ys would on no cons'
dcratiOn be without it-it IL invaluable" -
City Agents for the sale o BIistos Sasaparilla.-
Wils% Burger Wholesale assnt 80 Courland st and lss
Pharmacy -, Broadway; Ru.htSn A;oinwsi ITO Broad
s. Bowery and John syne Fulton Water street. RO
bert Legge M. D. II Avenue D. Quackenhush 100 Green
witch street; A. Hill, 2M Greenwich 1T; q Reed las Fulton
and Nj. Hays, Ise Fulton Byoskyn; Coddington.
OF Spg and Hudson Burtnet Third Avenue
cerner Of Eight Philip Mertlc. sss Grand st; Daniel
Tucker $50 Grand Z H. Trpp l67 Division and 2l Full
tor street. Boston-Maynsrd Noyes
Persons residing in BIookiyon L. L. respectfully request
cd to call Mr. g. Reed 43 Fulton st who will De- pleased
Of ac the eects OF bristos
Sarssparila N his family. 20i lmeec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22

THE PRIVATE TREATlsE.-Ths Is 6 little ve,ume OF
certain Diseases which private
means Of cure stated in the pne possible Ane
not only directions for the simple and
cases but those which have fasn into immoper sd
continue from month 10 month"; particularly dwct
Such persons will see Immediately the difficulties which i'm
pede their whatever they be- well the plan
Dc pursned in each particular obtained only OF the
author, DR.. Ralph, 80 Greenwich st Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying ta he
be consulted the peculiar dsesses Shove rsse a
private residence, st sny hour
Aware however. Of the deep and just soleude many
feel person Of integrity well experience II
these peculiar complaints the author deems psJer give
the fo?yng short sketch Of the opportunities he has ed d
himself for this And this he the inclined
many have assured him at, for Of information Of thin
kind hsy have selected from ss Of sdversns people the
hs bttersH spsntance u. hseioe bss' to state that, be
been Watching these disease, both in hospital and city ce.
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letter.
from the eminent physician. Of Europe, the emf
oent Amenca--ss BIZ Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of NY
and DR.. Physich Of Phsdelphs, and sther, and further
that he has the privilege Of referring almost phvr
Of this city Nothing be stated he cor.
ceves better ground condencs those who are ,rs.
gers to him.
Consultation be made By post. and for such he HIS
little cheat, containing thing
speedy aud private It's forwarded he directed
Pu~e St). 1ef I'm ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
ENGLISH SCHOOL

CHARLES dunno WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL
NHlS Academy established under
onage Of Sue former inteDdeni General Of the Island
other mdIvidsa ais Of the nobility
city ar eocdocted tho plan Of the German vnna.
MAJ and the Of tuition the aterogativer All the
scholars understand the English language many Of them
SPEAK II habituay aud nuenlly
The Principal has the Of schools France, Ger
give the youth entrusted to his practical
those branches offs polite edueaon which required in al
sctive careers, and are applicable TO any.
The Of study therefore, compshenis the English
French German and Spanish langusges History eoa hies
Satnru thilosophy the ract'ca part OF Mathematical and
Professors Of divers and reside
from the director.
such signal has attended this plan Of tuon that
two foreign languages perfectly inieGibs manner and
those Of nper years correctly and easirv.
The acquisition, only OF the Spanish but also of
anguases thus placed within the reach or the youth Of the
sited sates without its being necessary for them to
ucaon The object Of the Principal desiring to receive
youths from the United states % facilitate the requirement
Of the Engh for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them BY by the latter and to ntroducs
the many spirit Of the English schools The e
the ho,e being spacious and airy situated healthu
fot at sho distance from the cty and containing wItnt
limits ne bath aud cempete symnasim Tor the pescvsat
Of the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Gems
n.y. have passed the the scooi in perfect health A.
the principal marned and his wife ana SISTER hsv
sr s Of the junior department. children are recevcda am
very pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
he terms $500 aonum, payable three months
.sn,e Their nc extras except clohes and books
nh " u-vsu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL
PHIA.

Ii Isyeem whs have passed The day, and nights Of their
terms OF lusled praise Of its ens table
and The aange Of admire
bly, aud there subsanta be fund
in this Hocl be appreciated by persons. such
clean quiet, and weurned house, well supplied read
ard host whose efforts
der this mansion highly agreeable
velers Mr. Rea by his polite and aft bio and his
unrtmIed al attention the tables the
comfort Of his guests wins favor from all who frequent his
house,
Those who in the msrniny prefer indulge in the sweet
restorer bamy Sleep instead Of pdng the kst
summons find At the hour which their
table set Tor their especi, with several
tendance consult their wishes and which
the house affords prepared With CELEBRITY for he, eradication
The dinner light airy and spacious dining room,
overlooking GARDEN and thar would do credis
Hotel in the country.
The situation o this house is decidedly PHI ladel
pha b. Chesput the Bank OF United ttstes
the very centre offashon and bu Dess of the city.
mi me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
HEADS OF HAIR.

G. BARRY, artist in Hair. from London-The ireport-
IL which all have the head Of clear
index Of the value personal figure and By some
capcioas freak Of Nature the human form deprived Of
ia far proportion art esorcd 70 ia ORDERLY artificial
supply the deficiency. Hence have wonderful
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Barry vsnisiox
and Gossame. Figs and Sealps still nd above
Ell Others Their peculiar light ventaug ehs
racer their being shared eIscsly the natural hal
their elasticity and material and
we'll ss their style Of finish and arrangement. ali combine n
form such Of hair thar they be
fully appr cated IA inspection Of Bay real heads of
will sat. the astidous thar they III best aud
cheapest e city, which only be had N Broadway
corner Of Liberty street, stairs. fl Insrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
PARIS LIFE PILLS

THIS Fine Herbal Medcns has scarcsiy b..0 ;,,,o,..a
s 's: . assIs:psss
opssor i. sale in the State: q New YORK
rsdity s to exceed their most ssnsune erpscso n
% n to ss. q d: and
that have been hitherto sold shape OF pills which
y nSns ri TO
fsS s SaS y On S, % ~.
the ss The blood the
G aud health syps o food
iamy tom The youax-,i to the Oldest being psec ~ ss
,'T ;G VINO ass Gsy
&c
we would particularly recommend this medicine; they will
speedily as q; ss &
sss :: S
dsSs so%ps
lie had s. ss'1i &. liz .sd Time: q
.aS with TWO 6se engavns and much other inter
bDs am. and Gss% w%
ans b,S
street isV b. 1eS1 SSSs. Bs.ssi
John durs., .'' N ~ sO .sIss
IS SdGvw ,s
81 ss.os %" Sas
street H. L. Cotton ehS%is; and go Bsssls
M !. Esh s Ws ,,mo0 ..a dnv and ,.n,
cine warehouse ls Fulton sweet ;pS SsGsse
Small se,.: 8 s s: Dst1 st an e:
ss post '"t e IT. s
STIS 2 90 T q. s.v nsS
The DGetorde6es the whole world make E.od dsnt
a. asT ]
he sHs
@ p. Tho c'DsA L'''
Of persons Of sea sickness, in few minutes They
Of p, pI n e. in III. Police h,
The creates. benefit failing tho worst u
jim Grant si.s b.ySs; No Ann street, Ia. found
eu'sS
Of cough. head ache. BY hsa He thinks they the
The Rsw M Dow L say; s. shmsn Worn
RI: children: Ill mean: filed They
ss Py Of s
P ANY Sy Ss s III + S her
e e !: ss;s-;. r s:s.;s x IT,
~ ss Tsas1 Albany s'
RHas sos S.Ess1
% h @ aS r :. the and ,Srsss
particularly the Extracts Of Loewood and Bark
Iron and Red Liquon, 4c Copaiva Car Ales Lunar Caue
1Ns GhVPe and Ms, sslPhs EA.n Aed
,ium, Sulphur Diamond Cement hon Mercury and Lead
likewise all the Oaguereoyps and Esctrotpe Apparatus
with its apperainng chemicals with OF Drues
al Is VS.
NJ B. Calico prnters dyeY Ia tfsn wholesale and retail
Hsn Poi;sh;ng H Pu,iv for m.b; Az IN PaIeni'
toype Plates compound Chemical Whale 0i Soap, Bedbug
Rat Moth and Moscheoe Poisoas Seed Protector p-erarz
toa for Hoes Fly Paper &c &c. and all other polishing
tensls for cleaning bress snd silver hand jy3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
,ru.MS s a y = N 2 = { 5 T E LII,
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
M noupEE1octUE, 1 M b. f.sf EisEnSss ,..,

TvNHE BcienNh0 cowblhatzon Of inar-de0n nj ,,L,.L
pills are composed, have made the, the o, w,sh 81
vstioGof the world They are known ali over Euroce loi
the oay preparation ever discovered that la. r, 81
certain producing the monthly urns Their
eses being such that they must not tc used during
produce nissarrisss i used during Thai per.sS
Ihe osseons arg translated into Engish and are en,eo
rcctions have the signature of DR. "
agent FER the continent of America ~' ~"'io''
s.!,s Grs &c t,a.n.m,ec By mail Of the 70
fon. WI Hrst with imme,ss attention. All L,,s,, ~
70 pot psio polo by appointments At 2o Cherrv nrs, ~.
raii - ~ ~" "lr ooses ,cnI
I'm dxv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

0E0 70 Inc eaIebrtJ eicscy and nvans Sic sc.o,. .,
~ M:ccme Restr Femaie Monthly Pix ~ Al go. c
;ss1my o. ssypsse .: Aose uneos. Of "a
their Introduction the United st.tss uow allow
cor nters5r and limitations constantly attempted 70 rs
vsiye cent, so5 Hv up N different boxes. and cslisd
80 IA monsniy mn. with ne object Of selh tnsn. il
eaanoncd against these stserpts impose wou rsu n
!eels, except those void Madame Reses fnncips es
~ oeenw,ch street. Ncw ORR and Essex street. bestos
Teach tcx. ~ We e-'o'
H-They can BE- used BY or angle by folio n
me dsecens enclosed inside OF each box so1 also nv
roinnsnS q u orsnd Sweet eorns- ~ Alice New Vo-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
U 9 | n A G o K d 1 A L;
or THE
EyJYTR on LOVE


In oLpKN TINE, among the Jews,
That man second VILE mght choose
Whose first BY Fate's unkndly doom.
Afllct- thus, the Roman mairon
Prayed to Lucne the midwifes patron;
Called to their aid the Pre.ts Of Isis;
And even now, the meek HIdoo-
Warm AZ her cline, and tender too
If ehilaess 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 Hin 90 bed of bauenness.
80 much for love in days by-gone,
But say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless our land, sterile unionl
No. oft'imes coniugal felicity,
Is thus urhed-ay, cen in thi, city
Yet, may the barren, IT they try
The means, Increase AMI multiply"
With Loves Elixir for her FRIEND
The childiess wifes replnngs end.
But not the provocative power
Alone, Is this Eiixir's dover.
Conssmptonsi ills il will prevent
With vigor clothe the impotent:
Suppress gieet, whateer It's date,
80 And I'll hfe e functions renovate.
ETuptions from the skin IL thsses.
And brings back beauty and the gIaces;
It's weman's husband ns'er deceives heri
;ssIkF from FHor Albus it relieves her;
And each disease, with proper care, tool
Her fair md fragile form heir TO.
These are but truths; who calls III, m fiction.
Letter.-all forms Of attestaton--
trom the savans Of every nation,
P.nned BY D.ea .' and QSseieryyS martyrs;
Thousands who lay vita furteIipE breath.
90 Almost within the jaws of Death,
Tha ks to Liies friend, in Nassau street,
And sometim., name the very numberE
"Ninety.two N .s.au"-even in their sumbert
Qr,dresm'ng Of Diseases ordeal,
Cry ont tor the "Luc ma Cordial" .
rrmitance can have II boxed no and sent to any
Union. Price So bottle $2l Dozen mt INC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

H inform ladies Who With proper de,icscv. Hsve ,sUuT
n name: 2 The h.. n Of hsi. complaint:
psrcuce poce and knowledee enables her TO DO g. She
deems necessary to sate this she doss 70 DO
ing sdrsnisns Female phys'ei.ns who
ignorant auack nsiesd Consul us psrls. sus
residence a Greeryvsch street. ourtisnd, and III
Verify streets Hear. of attendance fror, A. NJ toer VI