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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
LoNG.Aao.

Eyes which ean but Ill define
Shapes that rise aboue and nesr,
Through tse far hoflzob's line
stfeteh 4 vision free and clear
Memories feeble 10 retrsee
Yesterdays immediate flow,
find 4 dear familiar face
In saeh hour OF Lobg<Ago.
Follow yon majestic train
Down fhs slopes Of old feBown,
Khightly forms without dlsdafh,
Eainted heads without a fr6wh
Empef6fs Of thought and hand
Cbngfeeats, q glorious show,
Met from every age and land
In the plsins Of Lohg@Ago.
As the heart Of childhood brings
Something Of eternal joy,
From It's " uhsouhdsd springs,
Such rs life can s6afes destroy
So mindful Of The prime
Spirits, wandering 10 and fro,
Hest upon The resting fine
In the peace Of Iong.Age.
Youthful u6pe's religious FIRE,
When II bafns no longer leaves
Ashes If impure Dssifa
On The aitafs il aeGsfgss
Bnt the light that fills the Past
Sheds n sfllt divihef glow,
Ever farther ii is cast
Ger the Genes Of LopgsAgo
Many 4 growth Of psin and care
Cumbsrihg ali fhe present hour,
Yields, when onee tf~ahsplantea there,
Healthy fruit OF pleasant flowers
Thoughts that hardly flourish here,
Feelings long have ceased 10 blow,
Breathe a native atmosphere
fhthe world Of LING ago.
On that deep retiring shore
Frequent pearls Of beauty he,
Whsre The passion waves Of yors
FieresIy beat and mounted high
Sorrows that are sorrows still
Lose the bitter taste Of w6;
Mornings altogether Ill
In the gfiefs, Of LongsAgo.
Tomhs where lonely love fspihes,
Ehastly tenemsnss Of tears,
Wear The look Of happv shriHss
Thfo the golden mist of years
Death 10 those who trust in good,
indicates his hardest blow
Oh | we would NOT, If we could
Wake the sleep of LongeAgo
rho the doom Of swift decay
shock the soul whers The life is strong,
Tho for Trailer hearts the day
Fingers cad and eveflong~
still The weight will find d ~Ieaveb,
still the spoilers hand is slew,
While the future has d Heaven,
And the past its Long4Ago.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

DsxoeRsev ~ 18f6@~Tbs following ~
an extract Of a speech delivered by John &.
Calhoun, on the Tariff Of 1916
"Mf. Calhoan said.
That he WIS no aaaHfnetuFsf 5 fiat
coming from tire geassa he and his eonstis
tuenis had no interest byt in me estsiya.
sion Of the SOIL"
THAT TO afford n~aaaefacfnrefs simple
protection would onsbte Tho farmer 10 sell
his products Mgr, and boy MI HE warts
and c~onvenieneies o. life o6eap.'
THAT a Tariff for protection vas Of vi.
tai Importance TO The security and psfaas-
sent prosperity Of The Untoa.o
''Fhat IL woaid prodteo an interest.
strictly american, ~ fsuch - sgricuitufe,
and far mors 80 than commerce. and aagi~
CATION"
HTbaf II world produces a nep assd ~sost
popsrfas ceseas, far out*eigh1Hg any oh.
Jeetsons that might be argsd sgatnss tho
system"
THAT II would preserves us from 4 rev
and terrible dssger-DTSC vIOy-sgxlas
winch we ought TO b. p~sFpefnally 91af%
ded.o
lind it world af1rd 10 The cotton. ard
wooden manufacturers paoTs rs&r
eouLD pgAes THEM BHYosp rws amsoa
or CONTINGENCY"
This was deusocraey IN fs1e~rog, We
suppose IL ~ eferdlasu. And M. Calhoun
~ a eosssssens polaieaaBff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

SrEcIE GOING The packet ship
Iowa sailed irons New York a few days
since, for HAVE, with s76,s25 in Mexr-
can silver and five franc peices. The Bur-
gundu took out sl33.677 on the sth ult.,
ana s400, 900 have been shipped to differ
emit West India poTts,-making a total of
S6I0,4e2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19


D~gsrRoerfvs FRS az PaovYDascs.-~
A FIRE Broks ont in pfo4fdsucs on fhsp.
evening Of fhe 2sth Mt, which was pssflc-
aIsriy destructive, destroying tsn aaaisx
bindings, resides other smaller ont hosss.
-, II originated, aays fhs Chronat ls, 10.
the hoGhoass % Saunders, Print Works
and rs9ed with areas fury The property
Destroyed Consisted Of the finishing reotas
engine f6ofa, edge room, and the wb1ts
room, the color shop connected with tho
main building, with The ssiaabfs asaesssss-
FIVE IN gunsbers pfess, and two csl!endess,
Mc.
Tire aasount ~ property Destroyed will
fall short Of S5o,oog, II 10 presumed, a
large part Of which ia eossred By issus-
anc Every thing sas 50 dry that The
buildings destroyed went, 10 it we're. ike
a fash.
Mn EfEsveRfR, the pedestrian, has
feconatoenced, the tass Of waIkiogs thou
sand haffes n Il thousand hours, q fess
which he has hesstofore performed. he =
accompanied by q Mr. Fogg. a rival pc
6estfian, wso IL 70 receive q certain sasss
per day HE accompanies the task.
Ne. svgscsz AND Ma Hsasasw,~-Nrs
Spencer says the Forum, r,ted fhs lafs cab.
met, Including Mr.. Tyler, with a rod ~
ron. Wow we would ike 20 see the ns>n
fiat @ht tuie David Hsushaw. : r.
Spencer and Mr.. Ffeusaaw do MT 4lsek
hcrns," we lose our gHess, and r. sssA III
or expects to "heat the UHic ora aia asas.,s
TIE town" W. think fe y III Esss E,~saalg
as much mistaken ~ if he had ss.se1 GA
the wrong passeHges~
sfEK.-The ChsrfcstoD Courier ran
tains the following : 50 f)~r atssagiss has
bern called TO some sosegvaens sf sill oesds
manufactured IN this sssEnsrys ehich ger
family are very crpdrtasle in their sppear-
and excellent IN fahxick. They are
the form of lsdsss, erasaga, o. small
square frlr.ged handaercaiefs Of dsgersns
patterns and solsT, and will bear a eosnDa.
rlson with the same style Of goods Of TO-
maze. They ars the FIRST attempt
to manufacture fancy SILK goods in fhs#
eenntsy, and must therefore be- Looked o.
0n aaoss IN an experimental production
than 40 the results Of a regular business
We learn that tae American sewing silk
~ taking The place Of the Italian very ra>
pitlg, being found rs even and ~ stfoags
and at the same time cheaper. The agent
Of these goods will purchase any quantity
Of the raw silk which may be offered hins
at fair prices, thus presenting an jndl1rs-
ment to planters 10 devote a small portion
Of heir unoccapied land and labor, 10 the
raising Of the mulberry snd feeding os the
worms.
Pretty Tornen.-Ofaf all ether rievs \ man
may, in time, grow tired. but 10 the cs.sn-
tsnancs Of woman, there ga variety which,
sets WEAKNESS at dsfauea. The diyius
righf OF beauty" zays Junisaa, q 10 Eiss ouIy
divine right a man AT acknowledge. and
the pretty women the only tyEanf hs n
nor authorized to ~rasasf.n
The New York correspondent If esn
National IntelIigencer says, = The summer
has arrived, Iheliave, but I feel called IN.
on to admit that Count DOrsry and Laar
Lexington Hars q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

g6,As6 fsssA@pa desrsass d 4sss foos
Compared with 1919. The dividend Gyr
the bali yssf vas Two per cent.
srsts@The only country ON The eor.
tfreht Of Eufoks fofn ghlch the lsss
ne@s ~ If IN i'm porfaaf character 10 so.to.
The cause Of Espaffero seems to b. =
hopeless one, snly seventeen out Of tbs
forty eight provinces Of Spain remained
fsItbfoF TO The RegeDf, Tho only iasporlaof
f5.ns Hfhop9st fhsfn befng Maarids Bads.
jon Cadu. Ferfof md saragosss.
Tho Madrid Gazette of fHs 10fh als
dsc'afes that IL ~ false fhaf the govern,
fteht had IN intention 70 carry ar fta
Qneen ard The fafahfa Princess. j IRIS
same ofictaI Joaroaf If the tffh declares
formally that fer Majesty md her ss4tsf
viii MOI IeHye the eao,faL
Oo fhe fIfh Madrid vss deegaf.d in n
stHfe Of sars The zsnssais vay beaten
fae Naltonat Gossds we're under arsna
the troops Of General 4spffoz ~oeespied
Gaiapagaf, II Pafdo ard lfs snvIfons,
Gem Van Halen yss On ehe TIA a.
Carbona, ssfyiIIe hsd NOT opsned bis cate.
10 nm RE directed hss march on Aleats.
on the foad TO Cadaz3
The Regent WIS on the 10Th 1T Val DO
Pensss
Col. pfim left Ffaga for Msaa.aonza
On fhe Iath, With 900o i~ofshffy and 700
hGfse.
On the 18Th, ztsrbsno quilted gafaa6s.
"a ut The head ef IL b.tfalisaa.
According TO MI Appearances The lss.sf
gents will hive entered fbs ~eao4gal. VS.
may therefore he said 10 have commenced
the last epoch Of This exfrsofdinafy revolt,
for heneeforfh fhe matter will or ought Ia
be oot of the hands Of The sefaaI ssvoleefs.
In Paris II ls moi helieyed that Esparfsro Of
his fftfhiol adhefenfs, Zofbass and var
HsIens can achieve soyfhiag chat can prs
vent the fol- success Of the i~nsurrscfiony
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

The destruction of credit, and the great re-
~yulsion Of trade in 1872, and the coDse-
suent caIamIties, public and private, have been
ascribed TO criminal overtrading, extrayagant
speculations, and excessive use of credit, not
perhaps, untruthfully. But all the blame has
been cast on the people. 1t was the Govern
ment that brought this charge 10 screen their
ewn faults, while they were the cause Of it all.
Nobody ever knew trade or credit to hurt it.
self. except in particular instances. A man.
now and then, may commit suicide, but a
whole community never killed themselves in
a heap ; nor did trade or credit, as the attri-
butte Of a people, ever commit suicide. It is
too sagacious, too vigilanf, and has too much
interest at stake. 1t would be a paradox.
Nothing but high and oyerruling causes, in
dependent Of itself and superior to Itself, can
disa;point trade, Or destroy credit, throughout
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

The credit afa national paper medium abrond
X is az good at London, Paris, st. Peters
burg Constantinople Or Canton, az at New
York, PHILADELPHIA, or New Orleans where
ass our State bank paper is good for nothing
abroad. Sach credit Of our national paper
medium abroad is Of i~ncalculabIc importance
TO a great commercial nation ike ours, and
has been one Of the p~roudest attributes OF our
national character.
Influence Of a national paper medium on donpss-
tic exchanges.
IL regulates, equalizes and facilitates them
between the remotest points Of the Union go
that all accounts Of debt and credit at these
distances, can be balanced at a most triaing
rate OF discount.
A national paper mediaua, indeed. 10 almost,
If not quite as necessary, as the constitutional
tender and discharges nearly the same func-
rions-exactly the same, SO long as it is re-
deeaable in specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
BRANDRETH,S PILLS
New YoRK, March IL. ls43.

,,,s Secured By Letters Patent Of the United States
"t THI8S OF 9En pREP 4, THE BRANDRE-
C0Ueat entered Oh June Is42-Patent granted 10 Beami
r,,rr brcndreth, 20th January, ls43
any pfn:Ss Of the sp STS.
's'a' s'. me I i;Sf vEa &
WHICH Seie ne
Vii sbo be.e merely Time
Is'' Ga
sS t by issS aS fi
:isA Of both daily deIynx benefit them No
a: @ %
lips esnEer mouth Let the use this %sd.
'sy hns 'P Ss al
way M Bowery lssx Hudson street, and II. Trips,
''1 DIVISION street ~ SsT 10 5G lINSlvALps-n
TIME Sey mildly but surely
all ~Ruts, from the and e %
sy ss
.sngss and Candies. Very well, perhaps. paiivss but
noting
merely Teeye-they Diseasss whether chronic
Is Meet o. will certainly be cured by the
use ''F'' CURE 81 czNcERseys SORE IA,
Docren BEs,4Ms BRANDnErH:
Owing you debt of gratitude that money pay
ann %% make SDSS led p Of the
ii. winis! .hs VIII snss: which
S sn %
MS atendacSe The pain and to an alarming
Our ss1 FOR six month";
and eopnssd IS shs mos M
he
lief ana that quite Saed ali hss skill IT, ~
Thus we felt after having tried during whole year the
despair My poor wifss constitution raGdly falling in the
sal Vegetable Pills determined fairly their curative
great relief Of the Within one week TO the
Of ourselves and ever who knew the swelling
and would sleep comfortable. and aer weeks she
was able to 60 the house and again attend &c the
fourteen months 10 little two months from the time
ss. ss s nfn
number Of before send this statement after two
sas o. 1nf re- only an act oil justice
''N -'' ' We are, with M much gratitude.
TIMOTHY iSs'P .IpzH "A. LITTLE.
PS-The Botanical Dr. pronounced the cance5ous and
and ne s1se sSS
made US Dss1 70 Pills which rs from all turtle
Retail Once. n ana Haa.oD
Boston, Hanover street Providence, r. l.. John shay
Sro:ss Norwich, Conn Wn FaSliner, fSilsdsip6is:
as and Ms g ,s sy
HiSany .O1s Make, st. u4cs
Gsns'1 Su;o hSshsse H Sgn0;s EaS
Henry vrooms Pi!!sbursh ias Wood street. and BY cye
1000 agents in the United States Observe the Pills to be
ing Certificate Of sg1nsy And further oose1vs tina, The
each box two each label being Brand eth and
PILLS. m2 imeod& atwysec
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Fact and Fancy.

R.cxs IN NFw ORrFASs-The Races over the
louisiana Course finished on the 10Th with famous
four mile race in which the hitherto lnvinclble
Reel was beaten. The entrances were Reel Mr..
Duplsnter's George Martin, and Gen. SCOTS Han
hst Harris Reel of course, being the favorlte IN
Tin took the lead from the start, n shne the first
mile in I 50. with Reel four mile distance in the
rear. The second mile was run in 90, without
any psrceptibe change in the positions OF the con-
tending nags, and II not until the last quarter OF
the 81 mlle which was run in 81, the Reel went
10 work and closed considerably the gap which
George Martin had opened between them: Reel
was with great difficulty led off TO her stable, and
the betting new turned to TO on Ge orge. Martin
Hannah Harris made running with the horse wen
up pushing her, till they reached the last quarter
when he passed, and won the race handily IN 40,
The Picayune thus concludes the account OF mis-
famous race We cannot hope soon 10 record such
another race. Ii has satisfied us how enUreW we
have all moderated George Martin. we dislike 10
annoy our Northern friends, but we cam OF heip re-
marking that by our arithmetic 80 ID aods up
a second aud half more handily than FASHIONS
32b-7 45-and this, too, with George Martins
Jockey looking cody over his shoulder at the end of
the first heat satisfy hinseli that the thing was
safe Had he driven his horse out, all agree that
we should have had the pleasure OF reporting one
heat down in the twenies.' We have only room tor
the summary f.a.
"Wednesday, March go, lsa3-Jockey Club Purse,
$1,000 conditions as before-four mile heats.
+. Duplantler's h. George Martin, by CARR
sons Znganee, out OF Gabrielle, by Sir Ar
chy-5y o. (rom Mooney l /
Gen. I. SCOTS b. {. Hannah Harris, own
sister TO John Bascombe-4y. 2
Thos j Weiss gr {, Reel, by imp. Glencoe,
out OF imp. Galiopade, by Catton-4y. o. dr.
TINE:
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
- IgyESfEp A.p rnETtsssnn ~

E Scient6c combinsuon Of inar,dienfs Of which sese
Pill compcssd have made thel te wonder and admi
tho only preparation discovered that has proved
certain In producing monthly Their ccantv ~ n
eues being such that thew must not s used during
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain to
The directions translated English and are
round with the seal Of ne importer stamped Zach box on
isns tho signature Of NJ de Boudeoque and the EnSs d
yectons the Of Dr. r. MEJVEAIT srhc,s.d
sseut fer the continent Of America. '~
They can BE- ransmlec by mail any part Of the Un.d
States Letters directed to DR.. h. Neiveau boz a. New
York, will net with immediate attention All letters muss
De post pso. 5oso appointment q l2o Cherry, Cstha
raal milo i'm dyxs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
THE HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
FALLING. AND DANDRUF CURED

RY fifty cent bottle Of jones' Coral Hair Restorative There
- can be doubt (aWong the sensible scen6c)
without the article
by 'cence for the We have lately oetd
senied Let persons give il ta tits but hafa doawe
them they will be well satisfied You mu .. lie We
when these give her and certify are
the quaii.s OF Jones' Cora Hair X storatve.
Mr. w; Hopkins 90 King st, New York.
Mr. Phillips 1913 Broome cor: e Woosterst
The Hon. Judge Edwards, # PhIladt Iphia
Mr. Pearson. NAVY Yard Chsrlestown.
49, Il. Power, LIoca- Fulton st, Brooklyn.
We could Offer fifty 9th Of persons who have found
this all II represensd but the above enough
Will convice except ta IL sold the the Ame-
Iicsn Eaee, SO Chatham NJ VI aud by these age nts-n
Philadelphia by Zebsr rrd aud Dock sts; the
American Hotel Washington G.; in Boston, State 1t; in
Charleston Gu 81 Kings Albany 81 State ST. Brook
lyn, 1883 Fulton Agents wanted in all other cities.
m m
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

20 he celebrity. efficacy and invsrIable saoeess OF
n.y. stsppags o. those functions Of ns
1ros wacn the health or every te pends sncs
and limitations constantly attempted 10 -
ssee9 on tof the genuine Chesp common pills are
MivcIye cents boz put different boxes and called
sepse monthly Piis with the object Of selh C. tnom
cautioned against these attempts impose on them. II
tsrelu, except those cold Madame Reste Pnncipa .c.
e 0iesnTich street, Ncv York and Esscx sire e. koso.
Of each box. ~ w INC cS's'
B-They can be used by married or single nv fouov,.,
the dFectens enclosed inside of boz Sold aso nv a.
poinment at ~ Grand street, OF Allen New York "
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THh MY fonn HERALD-A daily paper, issued ever
morning OF the weekprice per copy Country ,nh
scnSs uInsned at the rate Tor any &c nod on
IN advance No unles paid advance
IHE WEEKLY HrRALplsued every Saturday n,orn,ag =,
nine oclockprice sir and quarter cents copyurnsSsJ
10 country subscribers annum, or ~
ssIne rate for any specified period. - W. '"s
requested 20 address their latter, a.
,Anss 9enDsr Bsrysyy. Rrolissr AID kdisy-sSl ~ -
ssrs ~ basiDees nuss ~ peQ pa1 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
WIDOW WEIGHS
FEMALE MONTHLY Pills

THIS MEDICINE, so celebrated in England and over
Europe has for The first time been introduced the
United States Its wonderful virtues curing female com
plain and emoving distinctions and orders
isriene and assoou they BECOME well known here
they Europe female will be without them To pre-
their being ted the owners ho reside in Lon
dom have cted but place in this country
genuine pills be obtained Pncc 81 per All
must be post paid For sale at
The New York Medical and Surgical Institute,
mig rs Chap be. ST I'd house of Broadway.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

b.s Tv A
= @ my s, IL ss e s
q my case b
as mime Effected wa. AIKEN e
ss s As ss %y &
usual way wh various rrspa,atcns Of mercury unui my
Ss : ne s:sss e S
suai,on commenced using Mr. sands' s,sapsra in Au
which was as follows - ~ '''s' Vi ;" Inc 'p''a -
after ana taking t. whole became
OF all natural feeling this condition enabled to leave
pleasing 90 and sSDnEs ne s
20 me for certificate, and would give until gave
treaty. SrnImbed wa s susDs %%"S e% my ac
lions Aer few day. d, au%Snss, si. my
Than had been al confined "a, TO ns bed
wSo to ss %y had al eight
scies q ssad ssrsspsna In IL. sondca friend es S
been taking, but as falling under the Oft deter
Fl
70 use @ any he would give me .
s.si 'hs us
Erea; had Pc would
70 S nSi SeS
fG this aSoa; nj S week 1H
continued the oil IT, until satisned
thorough in and now am able perform much
labor day, did in en- free from
Seofua Rheumatism, also most affecting complaint The
Piles, with whck long afflicted, and severe cough
Of eight years standing l. therefore, declare, to The
Judge the world has been was Ell
BY Brstos alone blessings OF God,
by Sands San parlls has published the
with the Rev Mr.. Van Duzen attached TO it
being with that eeDeman
s s;,.sssa q Is a% a. H.: hs nsSs Of
Brown used without his consent also Mr.. Purdy
other, ih' Sanction ct s
names attached TO the pub'lshed by Mi.
Sands. relative make this st.em without the
knowledge of Mr. Bristol his or fro request
from them do because believe 10 be duty. there
fore state whit neither counting the avours
the rowps Of and doing this do
than what iGstcc demands of But for 10 atiemnto
give Brsto Saraparla the praise deserves, would be
something than could accomplish. concluds by say
Ing that desires know OF Brs'ofs Sarsa-
paIila, will be pessed time, give all the pfoma-
Noik
m27 Im.m THOMAS TURNER.
EkENCH AK rIFlClAL ELOWEkS-BRUN CO., lis
William street, formerly Brun Larossere Co, have
ceives by the Havre packets Emerald Rhone Baltimore
and opening 'u and elegant of the
est and most fashionable French Artificial Flowers, selected
with the care by their house Paris which will
continue TO forward them by evsy packet the newest
styles As they apr in this centre Of fashion.
Dealers viii find their advantage call and examine
the stock Def ne purchasing. m27 2wsm
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEII,S PRR WE N,riMT

-Thsse invaluable Powder has been san
IN ufore pat France IN particular for of thirty vesx
well q thousands in this country. being the only mill
AIS and eraciCus remedy for married lxdcs whose bssIts
forbids a too rapid increase Of family ' ''~'~
Madame teste a. well known wss for thirty r.syX rst
~as thgneIsp N che two Pnsips Female Hosps ia Es
experience and opportunes attained thst cceh,v !.
great oscovenes IN medical science specially adapte.
70 me fenale ame Tor which her meiicncs saw st,nd ms
JAILED well IN this country Europe Hsr scon~sntsnc,
with the physooRy and anatomy the female fype -nsbs,
he-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of msrrsd tsm,is
csIce IN the meridian q e and the consequent rapid ana
Sfsn apparently neIpeabe causes which consigp many
Iono 70 raveto their AZ
i've Of the primary csuse, Of female ndpos
!ns discovery her eelsbrated Psvennve PowdcrsS
fond ""' A's
The advertiser feeling importance Of his sub,ec, and a.
umstng ne vast to thousands By their sIor
uon would most tuliy attention Of the ma
ned by all that they held and DEAR cr copsisrrn
not wise and virtuous evils which Ne are NJ.
se BY simple and healthy mean, within control Ever,
spassonate yIruou and enlightened ind VIII unhes.;
,nsy answer IN the Affirmative Price Eve dollars pscias.
can be forwarded By mail any part United States, AZ
TELL, Female Physeiau. Principal ofhce e c;rrrnw,st
Session Office No. 7 Esses 49, ~
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VI a y n VI e Il r : / r 4. a
HEhiALE PHYSICIAN. Once and re,,denc. "A. 49,.
wich street, between Courtlsnd nd Liberty st,.s,. 1
plants incident to the female frame 'o' v" '"''
Madame and IN t trestmsp,
81 obstinate Of female euaritv s0ps,gs
ns Iuss to isGus but few days effect porsss
nnemen or other ndsposon will be Recommended duyirs
sdcn time with Rrivate and respectable board.
Irevenuve. fowdem' for married lader, WI de
eate or prsctous health fobids rapid family.
vii De sent BY mail to the United Staea Price
package. All letter. frost psidJ sdisesseJ to bor "a
NY YORK; Boston bQtsss, Ne Es,eI street"
out OF the city, whose health would adm Of
she would devote her aitondance them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
HULL'e TrUSSES.

DERSONS afflicted with rpp may rely the best
instrumental aid the world ao DIS application at the
Office No. Vesey street, eth OF the the
principal town, the United staes Be careful examine the
back pad OF ull tusses the endorsed BY Dr
Hull writing None genuine, be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many peons undertaken uitaii Of HuIi
celebrated usses and thousands impose aron conse
These limitations cannot be relic they
made BY unshful mechanics and bette, than tho od
nary
Rooms have fitted mp No Vesey street,
Cor ladies' having from the business depart
male matte sS Ira