The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

Gy- ROMANCE AND ARIA young gentleman
OF this city, walking de- Broadway, few weeks snce,
was sm with the appearance of young lady, whose
form and features we're of the most extraordinary beauty
The lady observed him as they passed each other and
WIS no less struck with his air and manner II
OF those cases OF love at rst sight, which in thi
artificial age will sometimes happen
Ehcy met in the street several times, and this mutual
LIKING each other increased until the gentleman found
opportunity of meeting the lady ut private party
Of the most poignant sorrow The lady had bu, one
fault TO her beauty The soft down upon her lips
had grown TO such extent that though not visible
the street. obvious the drawing ROOM that hsr
lover OF nice ideas and the sensitive decacy,
thstshe combatted with this feeling 1t was wrong, out
ne could not avoid il.
Thelaly conscious Of the alteration his feelings,
but could not account for it, until mutual friend under
took probe the affair, and 10 him the gentleman made
frank eXpanai ion. The lady was covered with NORTH
cation and distress Conceive, We beautiful, how she
have felt, lose for little blemish, all she
llei in existence.
Fortunately she was a daily reader of the Star and thu
first thing that struck her in opening the paper the
morning. was the advertisement OF the Poudres Subtles
DR. Felix Gouraud Hope aswed into her soul burst
Of ecsacv She hastened to the Office furnished herself
with the compound, md the result completely
cessuL When mex she met her lover her sce free
from its unoouth eppepdage and she has nothing TO
mar heI beauty and no bar to her ie,icny.-N Y Star
TO be had in this city only at 81 Walkers ct, door
from the corner ofBroadway 81 per bottle, and where
can be soon tested Beware Of base counterets Not to
be had in Brooklyn. For list Of agents advertisement
or PRIVATE DlsEAsEs.-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED.-The College oil Medicine and Pharmacy of the
City Of New York, established 'or the suppression Of
quackery, is prepared to all diseases of mr..
vate nature, and offer 10 all those afflicted nth these dir.
tressug maades advantages not to be with in any
other institution this country either public or private
From the constant correspondence and from private ar
rangemeDts, between the members OF the College and the
eninnt professors OF the medical institutions of Eu
rope ell improvements in the treatment Of diseases
are forwarded them long before they reach the majo
rty OF the medcs profession OF this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill OF
the first medical OF this country the College feel
tsfed that the good work they have und' akeD, 9TH
suppr of quactcry," will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines, SIS
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College. o. Nassau
stree w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
N B. Patients living at distance by stating their d
saace explicitly in writing, giving all ympoms togethe,
with the treatment they received elsewhere, II any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
tons with guarantee of by addressing the
agent Of the college, post paid, enciofin s..