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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
TO MARRiED LADIES;

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
in Europe but France particular Cor upwards Of thirty
well as BY Thousands tbs county beng the only mig:
Torbids a too rapid increase Of family.
Madame AesteI, well known, for thirty f.
%Ss q s sn sfs Sg IN great
saS n a.: 20
to the female frame for which her medicines nov land unr-
enable hereSy decline and il health Of
pd and sfsn apparently nexplcabIe which cosira
many fond mother 10 premature gaveto their
Dl e ca"f o. e e
the discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Powders" Their
but the life Of many an sftonas wifi. and fond
advertiser feeling the Importance Of this subject and e.
tmatng The vast benefits resulting thousands by ther ado-
r SI v 0ad S9 ss s oS, the soc Of hs %
Is not wise and virtuous 70 prevent evils g which we are
Every "% AND mind viii
Ss snwsT N e Prize yf Sss
can be forwarded by mail any part Of the Unsed States AZ
letter, must he and addressed g MADAME RE-
:sresNsw York gSes hours S rom AM to oe:ee M.
Boston Office, No 7 Essex 81. olo 2m.r
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
NJ DE BoupEESSdttt mp abs IissoN, PORTUGAL.
HE Scientific espbinaton Of ipsre9snts Of which these
op ss @c nsys
the only dscoyeed that has proved invariably
ss
S s% 5 , are certain to
The directions translated into English, and enveloped
with n e a. ns ssa Zach S, a.
recons have the signature Of Dr. f. MELVEAU, authorised
s Ts:y So 1as part q ss S9's
Price ss-hal boxes S. No hall beIcs sent by mail Sold
sU &c N salem s s with dssss to Dr. f.
tion All letters must be post paid. olo 2mdSwsr
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. G9ATTIoN TO EEMA aLIEss

l inform ladies who, with delcacy, have
nance to the treatment complaints except BY Of their
that all she attends them personally, her
experience Practice and know enables her to do Shs
deems state this she does wish 70 be
cassed with the pretens continually appearing and dsap
peag, advertising Female Physicians" who too
and incompetent Themselves obliged
" ess gnorant auack to experiment instead Consulting
Ions and residence LAB Greenwich street. between Couland
asd Liberty streets Hours Of attendance from A. NJ to-
PM m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

MONTHLY REPORT oF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 70 Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Z Secondary syphilis Whites. .
10 Gononhoea. Purulent discharges from
elect. the Womb
Structures in Uretha / Primary Consumption.
buboes, by improved Sore Throat.
method OF treatment. pnansn.
Gravel in Bladder Diseased Liver.
iniianmation oil Bladder Dysentery.
Great Debility / Rheumatsm, acute.
4 Diseases of the Heart Buns
Seminal Weakness. / liberated Breast
Gases midwifery. ! Group.
| Hydrocec. / lparafion 1or Cancer
naIe Lap lnfamed Testcies.
Curvature Of the Spine. Contraction of knee ioint
| Structure in Rectum Club Foot cnred '
Hemorhoidh 1 Fracture arm
moved bleeding from the Lungs.
Operations lor siuintins Tumors removed from the
l Finger removed. face.
Dr.. H. BOSTWICK
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
JOHN J. CLARE,
Apo:hacaTy and Secretary. ol0 lmec
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSuMPTIONS,
ASTHMA, &c, &c.
FOR 81
AMERICAN BALSAM.

AMEKICAN BALSANI,
FOR the eecua Of coughs colds caarThs consump
tons whooping cough liver complaint asthma, difficulty
of breathing, and all affections of the langs Sc &c.
The above Baa has been prepared and sold New York
by the proprietor upwards Of and for the of
the above complaints cannot equaed city No medicine
offered the public the invaluable
pses Its expecorant combined with its anodyne qualities
ingredients being all vegetable and the peculiar Of its
preparation give flavor and peasantnsss which render
by it, au,nty and testimonials of those who have
benefited by have induced PROPRIETOR offer IL
the public and eectual remedy for the above
complaints .
No one aborng under any of the above complaints should
delay but give trial, and the medicine will be R-aan-
teed TO give satisfaction. -
To be mad only Pearl street. Of Cross New
York at the low price of SO cents bottle msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

E..
Love G9artsp and Marriage: an n'siI5e Guide Boo&
Eugene
the f 6 d BY Fes ~ ay &. work
eT to single and young married persons
%
'o % With s remedies c
ne With ney ssS % E a a.s
for w he G snd eoo
for wedoek And most other matters Of
ess s and maed as relates to the principal sub
For sale Wholesale retail. at Nassau street. New
rest Paid order enclosing 81 directed HOLLAND &
being part United States or he Cansda or
Twelve will be address, g. None bu,
ranked q pSst PAID letters taken out of The post office
DGs Se
ssstI Ts ssnup work only Be had Holland Clio
lO2 Nassau ST. one door from Ann street.
i sSsi so Hf sonS dd s S.
and emseshed with steel engraving of the author Also
@ e''0" mas Inc
THE PRIVATE TREATIsE-Th. IittIe book itself is
for oa. sompsn ana Pc Which d Sss en n
PLAIN and f1 as sf'' The
that the author has nov published the interesting chapter
and ngerng-in the form of single Letter, which he supplies
Sr s any y S9e wf,g HIS doing
why 70 many persons suffer from month e month with
ions Of The body and which j. So easily and ssedy cured
when Ben, once 1.: its sn,,Ta !. !, explained
s
EsfS MS 81 ss.i ST
Phsdephs and Others. pe.,nitted refer
Dr. Sh:: o IF @ that E. city on
Of % and n c:s Ec Sens b N SS ?
even in the most c?%picaed state Of disease viii
they will obtain a oil im.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
MADAME COSTELLO.

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS--,iuar anteed in every
where the monthly periods have become eguIe;
from colds &c Their certainty Of action has long been
that have usessly tried various boosted remedies Care
sometimes necessary their though they contain
all those who Pills, by Madame Costello, Lispe-
nrd street between Walker sne Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 Per boz. o6 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
educited the Medical Faculty in Paris and Graduate
Midwife Offers her professional services the ladies Of
this city aud country Having had long elpenee aud surp
ap1se, ladies the point of confinement OF those suffering
om SUPPRESSION irreguarity distractions SC sne vii
dence where they always have the best medical treatment
and the na,ronly and nursing il preferred will
wait and their houses until perfectly
covered Nmoame e. particularly begs impress the minds
of the delicate she ociates personally every
that hesitation or dread need never be apprehended.
NEAadame Costello would inform ladies' residing of
would her personal attendance them of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame g. be uted her residence 81 Lispenard
all times and nth the sricst of
lmsr
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MEDICAL CARD,

OFFICE, No. 196 Epltoa street DIR. FAWCETT, Mem
" Der OF the Royal college Of Surgeons of London and Edn
burgh and Member Of the Jefferson Medical College of Pha-
depha author Of several works the generave organs
Confines his pactice certain class Of delicate Diseases ali
their various stages and complicated forms the Of
venereal affections will yield to his mode Of without
restraint in Diet hndrance from business and without
cury
Constitutional debility, impotency, sterility seminal weak
which are brought by secret destructive habit Of nconsi
deae YOUTH and other ndulgences Of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation
premature decay (ee Dr. Fawces work these subiec)
radically cured and the restored health and
gou sctus Of the preha extending far the prostate
gland and neck OF the bladder which generally produ
ced by the bad Of disease and frequently they org
from mastubaton, be radically cured by Dr,Eaw-
cett, at le5 Fulton street.
p s-Dr F. is the eldest advertising Physician in the city;
his diplomas from London, Edinburgh and Philadelphia
hung in large frames in his Office where his works be
obtained Pncs 50 Ola imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

LEECHESl LEECHES LEEC HESl
LIRST QUALITY LEECHES for sale, Wholesale and To-
Il TAIL at the of seventy dollars per thousand by
J. +. EFT COPPA, Importer Of Leechss,
N. B.-J \, ct Copa viii always warrant Iths qualities Of
IL Lesohss sold by them o23 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
HIJLL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE RITPTJTRED PERSnNH-

DERSONs afflicted with ruJfures may rely upon the bert
nsrumeps aid the world Affords application at tho
Office No. Vesey street. either Of the agents the
cps towns the United States Be careful to examine the
pad Of HulFs Tusses they endorsed by Dr.
Hull, in writing None genuine, to be relied upon a.
good without his signature.
Many persons limitations of Huus
celebrated and thousands mpsed in conse
These limitations be relied they
made by ansku mechanics and better than the ord
trustees
Rooms have been fitted No. Vesey exclusively
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
nes where female in constant attendance to war upon
female pafjeuts. To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

LEECHES
LEECHES! LEECHES
On O00 LARGE AND HEALTHY Swedish and
o1VOO German Leeches, just received ship Csndor,
rom famburg and daily expected 800 Swedish ana
man Leeches bark franklin from HAMBURG For sale at
moderate prices at q. A. Il RI. WITTE,
importers Of Leeches,
so lmsm 40 Pearl street. New,Yorh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

COTTON DUCk-An assortment Of Extra American Pilot
- Duck, Nos 70 s. for sale bv o'
y. X COLLINS &CO
f ~ % South street,
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ERENCH CALF skINS-For Sale cheap--In lots TO suit
JOS g. NIECE
go SER llO20old street, corner of Frankfort
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sHBURTON sAUCE-For enrichng Soups, Fish, Poul
"a try, Nests, Wild Fowl, Game, &c.
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered
the epcurean
10 be Obtained, wholesale and retail, IT, VAN BENZ
SSOTE rs $40 Broadway cornerWhiie street and whole
sale at Mr. BENNETTS 1876 Front 81 and Of the propetors
OSBORN TONE
o25 1msr l6 Courtlandt street
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-26
MIR AFTERNOONS AMEoMENT.

Our readers are aware thaMr. Fillmore,
Chairman of the Comm tee Ways and
Means, reported resolution advise 10 the Elk
chequer. To which resolution, lr. Atherton,
from the same committee, oiferedhe folowin.
amendment
"And that the Committee of Waysnd Means be
instructed TO bring in bill regulatinghe collection
safe. keeping, transfer, and disbursement Of the pub
lie moneys in such manner shall, q far as posi-
BILE substitute provisions of law for Eecutive dis
erection in the management of the fnanos; shall pre-
vent the moneys Of the people from sng used Tor
purposes Of private speculation and en'lument and
shall render the Government indevndent OF the
agency and influence of monsyed coPorations.'
We hope this fundamentally be adopted by
the House. 1t shows disposition 10 do some
Thing. OF course we do notnow what would
be the details of the bill With Mr.. Atherlon
would have passed; but the principles en-
braced in his amendment are crtainy such "a
the friends of The Administering heartily ap-
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EXTRA ALLoWAlEs.

Certain correspondents Of thsuonsl Intel
ligencer have been discussing Ilnecessi,y Of
a bill passed in the House Of AresentaiNes
on Saturday TO prevent, tor the pe, all extra
ordinary allowances To public iuionaries.
The only thing in which Ihefarned writ
ers are agreed, seems TO be, ihase Executive
Depar tment needs restraining ,his head Of
abuse,
Were it any part of The proiion OF pa
triol of their school TO inform bislf about any
matter Of public interest on whicle undertakes
TO enlghlen others, these pund might have
spared themselves the pains thepave been at
in this respect.
Not only is The act of 1889 ihll force and
virtue now, but we affirm, VI confidence
that The construction put upon lAnd rgidly en-
forced by the present Accumulation, renders
all further legislation on the suIc, entirely su'
periiuous.
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FRANCIS s. KEY.

At meeting of the Vestry of Trinity Parish,
cent death Of Francis S. Key, Esq, member Of the
yestry, having been officially announced by the Rec
tor the following resolutions proposed by A. o.
Dayton, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That this vcstry is deeply affected by the
dspensaton Of Providence which, since its last meet
ing, has removed one of its number by death.
ResoIred, That while as individuals, we desire TO
Law this sudden event 10 heart conveying TO US, his
surviving tssociates, the solemn admontion " BE We
also readyn we feel ourselves called upon TO express
as a body profound partcip ton in the sorrow
which oyerspreads the community at the unex ected
intelligence Of his decease.
Resolred That while his country mourns in bis
DEATH the loss of pure and ardent patriot and the
bench and he bar that Of an enlightened Jurst and
eloquent advocate the Church to which he belong d
bends over his grave with mingled and conflicting
emotions as she medtaes upon the privation she has
sustained, in the demise of one so distinguished in
her councils end devoted at her affairs or as CON
Meeting his Christian life with the promises of Scrip
ture she beholds with T. eye of Faith, in his dc
parture the ascent of another of her sons TO Hea-
ven.
R,solred That the Rector of this Parish be res
teotfully quested 10 communicate these resolutions
to the family of our decea ed associate, and to ex-
press 10 them the sincere coincidence Of the Vcstry
In their bereavement, with our devout PRAYER that
the severe aflittion through which they have been
called TO pass may through the soothing and sancti.
fying mercy Of their Redeemer, be followed by q
peaceful resignation TO the Divine Will m this life,
and may work out for them in the life 10 come an
exceeding and eternal we ght of glory"
Resolved That these resolutions be published.
+. l.. CHILDS, Register
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Ncm Tork Correspondence.
New YoRK, January %, 1913

New York, January %, 1913,
The Message of Gov. Morton, of Massachusetts,
which fancy you have SEEM is very much commend
ed by the New England press and that portion of it,
which relates to the financial affairs of the State and
the involability Of the public credit is worthy of
imitation by all the States which deeply involved
IN pecuniary embarrassment
The People in all parts Of the North and East are
loudly demanding the consummaton Of the Pres-
dents Exchequer project, whilst they at the same
time denouncc, in bitter reprosebes, the un-
principled factionists who defeated IL in Commit
tee. II was written by Euripdes, that whom the
Gods intend to destroy they first make mad Will
not the avowal apply to those conspirators, who meet
in caucus" to defeat the hopes Of the American
People II they hope to injure the President by
such acts Of folly and Of madness, they will soon
find themselves mistaken.
And what patrot-what man e high and emo
bling sentiments, and feelings, and principles, will
gladly and proudly rally around the President, at
crisis like thsI Who will no, be proud, in after
days, to read that record which tells the world he
was supporter Of President Tyler's Administra-
ton
The times demand The utmost energy on the art
Of the friends Of the Administration. Every man
who processes to be the friend Of the Executive and
of the Administration, should be called on to act (;
and all should act at once and can unit
These arc no times for laggards The ex-
igencies Of the country demand decision and
promptness Of action and those who will not act,
who will not exert themselves for the good Of their
country, are foes 10 the Administration and, SUCH
should be considered and treated. Let no man be
ranked among the friends OF the Exchequer who will
not conc boldly forward and do his duty.
There must be no skulkers, towards, no time
serving politicians among us, who profess to be the
friends of the Exchequer for the purpose Of holding
on TO office, and Who, at the time stand count
ing their fingers 10 calculate the chances Of the sue
cession.
Every connected with the Administration
should make himself manifest and hold himself
ready to abide the hazard Of the die !" and
have but one common end IN view--ihe success Of
the Administration
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A. one Of the humblest Of the friends OF the rresi
dent and Of the Adminisira ion, glory IN being num-
bersd in lis ranks and whatever may be inc Poiin
cal fate Of the one OF the other, hope may DC
mine. IT,.
With great aud good man al the head Of inc ~
Ter party, like the Executive, fear mourning Snu
whatever may be the issue Of the contest ! sna"'
whilst life lasts boast that twas my fortune TO De oe-
tilted, in every public way, with the Administrator
of President Tyler.
MFR Bots letter to the Legislature Of Virginia has
49, rood here amid universal bursts Of laughter
IL is Bolts last negative.
NEcKAR IN New YoRK.
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The Madisonian announces the reception of hume
rous certificates from the constituents of Mr.. Cor
don, member of Congress from this State, going to
prove he charge of his colleague, Mr.. Bovine, that
he (Gordon) had tried hard to sell himself TO the
Wings. This may all be very true, and we have ne
yer heard any body but himself undertake to deny
il but the Mad sonan will find any proof that
the Wings nsdersd him uorth buying.-N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer.
We doubt whether they had another surplus
ffty-tuo thousand dollars TO embark in such
a Speculation.
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From, The Piasb,rg Morning Chronicle.

From all learn upon the subject, il is prob
able that Congress will do nothing for the relief of
the people from the losses consequent upon luctu-
ting and disordered currency, unless the Bank or
Sub Treasury scheme can be carried. Fearful that
The establishment Of an Exchequer, and the benefits
resulting from it, would increase the Presidents pop
ularty with the moderate Of all parties, the politicians
will oppose il all Sides with their accustomed yio-
lence, and will therefore remain as we are for
wears to come.
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THE GLOBE.

The ungenerous and uncalled for attack made by
this disrepuable journal upon the fair fame and in.
teCrity OF Governor Po ter has called down upon il
the severe msledictons Of the almost entire Demo
cratic press Of Pennsylvania II is universally re.
buked a. an unwarrantable and improper interfer
ehc. on the part Of the Globe in matters Nth iohieh
u hn, not the least concern and which wholly above
the comprehension of its editors.
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E.plr Puouep,se.--The Bangor (slaine) Wing
saws that Ezra Hutchngs, Of that place, who Is IN
the 10th year OF his ag. held plough all day on u
I4h nst in plooghing his field with span OF horse
and that large amount Of plougtng was done la,
week in Bermop and other towns 10 that vicinity.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
TurspAr, January "a, 1913.

Present as yesterday.
No 90 Thomas Morris appellant RS. Maria Nixon
daL The argument Of this cause was Cos tnued by
Mr. Wood for the appellant and by MIR II. J. Will
liams for the sppellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, ii O'Clock.
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iLs-sIr HEsRr M. LEWIS is collecting for US IN
Alabama, Tennessee aod part Of Missouri.
tyMr ISRAEL E. JAMrs is collecting for US IN the
South and Sou Western States and Florida assist
cd BY James X. Whipple, VIM. H. Weld, u H. r.
Stem and Henry Plat.
us-Mr. C. w. JAans is our agent for the western
States. Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted by Moses
Mssl,r lame, X. Smith, J. b. Hum hreys, J. L.
Dent and J. w Ewing.
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WEDNESDAY, January %, a3.

Present as yesterday.
No. 20. Thomas Morris appellant rs Maria Nixon
ct al. J he argument of this case was continued by
Messr. Williams s. Sergeant, for the appeees.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, III O'Clock
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HON, III. M. WATTEtSON.

We sincerely regret TO learn TINT the Hon. ii
Nj. Watterson, of Tennessee, hasdeclned run
ming again for Congress. He is ,ne Of those
bold and patriotic Republicans whoo nobly up
hold in deeds, as well as words the ,rinciples of
the Revolutionary fathers. Of su:h men we
hope 10 see the next Congress composed
We append the remarks of tie Nashville
Union on the subject, and Mr.. Wittason's let
ter.
From the .Nalpise Union
1t will be seen by the following later from the
Hon. ii. M. Waterson that he declines running again
for Congress. His reasons are not gwen, but they
certainly not from fear of success, his district
being thoroughly Democratic. Mr.. .Wtterson has
done credit his constituents and the state during
his career in Congress. His speeches have been
marked by an industry and vigor which show his de-
voton not only TO the Republican party but to the
best interests of the country. Unlike themultitude OF
coons who have retired to private life al the bidding
Of public opinion, he will be greeted hs retlrn by
an approving constituency.
WAsHMGToS, Jan. I, l643.
Dear Sir:-I wish TO say to my constituents
through your paper, that shall not be candidate
for election. ] have served then in Congress five
sessions when this session shall have closed, and
hope and believe have discharged my public duties
with entire satisfaction to those Who sent me here
| am under many obligations to my friends for wha
they have done for me. Since entered public life
they have stood by me, with s,eadfastness which
r~~"s iionrs, &c, H. Nj WATTERSON.
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Lis, of officers attached 10 The ''O0p q ''a'
Yorktown, in The Pacific Ocean, Deem
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Ia r,,os, runcs winch ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ ,,s,r,-,s sos ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS osAHIrr.---1ustistin.
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Mr.. WISE said that the Select Committee on the
Public Printing which appointed at the last ses-
SION and renewed at this had instructed him to make
a report, accompanied by bill to establish Gov
eminent Office for printing, binding, etc, and for
other purposes.
The bill, and the accompanying report order
ed TO be printed, and committed TO the Committee of
the Whole the state of the Union