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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

NA &c ~ sgo.awsy Ia. Past. sr ins de-
l. hollow seh be into the tender teeth
an"
9s ss s sISs
y:
S..s Ia. eSspss much celebrity for his mode
ss s &: si s5ssss: @
xS6 'hs GfnpsES
%s:hsan he lost portion; tIs ;nd bones.
sS casually ES
eonhImasory Of this extraordinary entire neces
hat he loss these ossa9. .kialv reDlaeed
81 insert, artificial teeth on The principle Of adhs:ion
re ssss g. x e E T. &
sal E aar %ssss d Nd sn s Gs
Mason d. u jo6nson rss:iasns of Medical Society.
iB ssit s;ss s?ls
d, T ss: Dy III D.
JAXsyTE;lSM ExKrLCT9 jIs!. ALWAYs LURES
a.s hs whooT;ns eosshsnd effects speedy cure
gig Ss
1t never fails an giving relief F., y sale BY %,
DESHTGVSh RRY g cHEM n. ,roIsoNs GERMAN
pS HsS % Of the and abroad
particularly the Extracts Of Logwood and Bark
r. sr Sss: osSi'is
As'd iodass ss
with appeainng chemicals with an assortpsnt Of Drugs
are 'rs'is $s;t isSeiff s s, +;
wifi ross The % ua %
toype plates. compound Chemical Whale Oh Soap Bedbus
Rat Moth and Mo,cheoe Poisons Seed PROTECTOR
terala for cleaning brass snd silver hand y3o 2msec
HEADS OF HAIR.
G. BARRY, artist in Hair from LOndon.-The import
aDcc which all have to the head &c hair clear
index OF the value personal figure and when By
caPricous freak of Nature the human form deprived Of
its fair propsrton art is fcsortca odeby artificial MEANS
which bid Nature defiance Barys Vennisiins
Ell Others Their peculiar light ventating cha
their beihs shaped exactly the natural hal grows
s,I elasticity and their superior material and manshp
well as then style of finish and arrangement all combine
ion such perfect heads Of hair they
Iay An Of Bafrys heads Of hair
VIII satisfy the most Fabulous that they the best and
cheapest in the city, which only had Broadway,
corner Ct Liberty street, up stairs. f2l lmsrc
CAUTION TO FEMALES
MADAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, wouis
VA inform ladies who with deicacy, have repus.
nnce the treatment Of their complaints exceptby Of their
erence practice and knowledge enables her do
deems necessary this she does 10 be-
w s and
nsompetrni themselves Obliged yet scarcely les.
Goor.n! euaek experiment. instead Consulting parors
berry streets HouIs Of s,endsnee irom A. to r. "a
mf lr~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

STRIKERS solution for the hair which will change Grey
nsir 10 ~ original color IN few minutes THIS solution
different from offered, and fail of supers-
ding all Others highly efcacious possesses great
advantage OF eesunng the hair without piung growth.
changed before paying theu hambugs would take
this method there would be ~ complain
One trial will prove the fact
Sold whole and tail and applied No. Chatham st.
opposite the Hall Of Records, New FORK, up Stain
fs m - - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

n L. FARNAM, 2is Water street, New York. manuiac
- tuIer OF every species Of Hydraulic apparatus.
suons, nc.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Caps.
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose. Of any size REQ aired.
SUCTION Hose, Gaping screws, &c.
Lit and Force Pumps TO lift and force distance
from 10 to 800 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Hone Powers Water Wheels &C., for work
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for filing boii. &c. he used
Ar ump, for vacuum of sny required use
Lead ana iron ripe Bfess Cocks, &c
Eaa, iron ountslns OF various figures and dcvices
~ b-The pumps maDufactue are douhie ac,,., n,
est suength and simple being Da
markets -4 '"" ~, Sc. nun
NiTtD STATES HOTEL NEW YUKK-TnI. well
knowb establishment has rm OF rears
" the uuderigned who adding already extensve
accommodation large Re Room for whe,e
Eey VIII ho all the principal Of this country spd
Eu9pei Dressing Room and BARRIERS Shop Nv
any hotei m ue cocntry Baths hot cold Minors Patent
natns always IN readiness and be given three
lens and strangers residing the Hotel be opened on
masnibcent scale; and kept from A. M. ill
The neer Of the building thorough Trpair
f.ntns and irrnlshns cleaning aud painting The cee-
w 10 throughout the House which
against fire. ' ->~~'S
The location such makes for mer-
ehants and business in the cy
rein9 eqndsan from most Of the south
en steamboats, and ia the mme date of all Allan
TIC steamers and Packet ShiJs
The tables supplied with the affords:
wines OF the chocest bra ds and selected
seufs the servants clean, orderly and pnkr
may depend The untirng efforts proprietos to make
IN the Union - 1890
l8 Imr BREASTED JOHNSON
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MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Whena beautiful Head Of
~ Hair may be obiai ed by using DIR. JAYNE'S HAL
MADAME COSTELLO.

MADAME COSTELLO.
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLs-GasIalteed In every
L case where the monthly periods have become r
regular from colds other Their certainty Of
action has long been acknowledged by the medical
and hundreds that have useiesy tried boased
des-,ndeed these Pills in their effects, tina
sometimes their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constitution Advise given gratis
70 all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello, "a Lis
II.Se
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oS n have M @
y; Day eOarders admitted On most reasonable terms.
PH5 SbALLERY OF
Patent coGisd Dsasrsoiyps L,Asa..ss s,ssa d.y ma
and a duplicate gratis '''H u ''e - each
SSOn and
and Patent ght' supplied to Also, plates, &c.
aF as cd e ;Ss Ro,s
Ts S: Sss Sy s a.
e ssos bs o PGl c,s
Nsy YORK where the patent one can be Obtained
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CURES
snS bsT, Tor Length
tisn Lniment. LEONARD GOsLIN,
The undersigned ma. been afflicted for upwards Of q Yeas
with chrome rheumatism, and tried RENE dies w.t.
consider he Only doing his duty PUBLIC
is Maijen Lane
now completely eaIsS Of The Ibe which ssd
so b anS
10 s,'" 70" Of The 4 szSaEf *4ssS
and b.ssa nai s csGG A'9 T.
Pn all Is William street, John Msakm 5ll Broad 70
Pres g. per bottle. ma lm.ec
A PAs tbs snS NEW KoRK AN1
, ,S ha,s established an E.pre. between New Yo
e eas :sssss
article. to BE- returned 81 ths E1s.. vii
sSss NV YoIi No: wan and i. Newark,
Leave ::;: s ss" z';a In an M II #
LONDON AND .AANCAEsTEK INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
r. AND aE ia daI No wa. Tn
ssfsfs 2a: ri
and and CoSs q sso n. .ns
G RaSSsI Water root ROOT sape Lama. Lam. PEI
Z. ss ss''' Weddings for Tsa%s x ss1
IL. AZ tss .nfs!
q q.
Cologn. and Anrs do, 70 all the orden Of Architecture;
Fnene ornamenr, any may be required
's
sn,s thar Tor oodness 9, riisi general shaIpne',
The classic designs having been adopted Archec
70, pas. isyon, M re,qm. HI. sincere acknowledgements
hrs. rate workmanship sn derae prices will uniformly Be-
ONLY GIVE IT FAIa 1 niAL-We a.k NO more Of
and Sos u so 20 give Ut Jyns far tra
%sadd sooner sad more eHeeuay any other ssaeiae
hss 10 uadeso any ea 70 me sae The proprietor vii
coughs. eod. s.tm. o Se has b. w aud
tnroat whoopine cough very large ma,o 81
mca hopeless cases oil consumption pnyscians ami ,h,
prescriusas a TO do sny good Again IT. IL viii
not harm y0ubu and wll do %.
by DR. u JArNk,No 20 south Third ~
No 3o3 Broadway, New York. Price 81 per bolie. 'u
1a Im-T
M A TINS "a . ii IAILOhIN
EST b l. / EMIT
l64 % fihsm Street, Corne, Of .ann Street
decidedly the cheapest the city. There 10 slways o.
hand seie euoch OF seasonabe goods cssh
when VIII % made up TO order the style o make IT. m
&C., III has ring ths
hst ioui yea a, and ~ pOstve ~
oenue,nes requested and Those who
'e""h IN ear own goods, can have
~, MADE ARID TRIMMED
s,oss CC o mae. and trimmed, 81 W to St %
sne ahu Fests. sts-.sfsts. 1 10
,N'fi Noaul =. -. cesar . 10
ISms-C1h on deivsrg
~ MICHAEL Il. MARTIN
BERLIN IRON CASTINGS
EAMES and FsDden, Mercury uattsIn. s.m,,s, f,,n.
ments, nc lot sale low TO cl,r. summer ofha
10 in-t OELhiCHs KRiT,tLW ~ po.a,
CODA WATEk-BREWERY-o rd,r. a.. ,sTs--
Blsecksr street. ''eefru AZ NO. le
memses 70 let win fixtures CousistuR nj bo,,.
'ais mil. pums NC good Tor lie No., puos
s'nsss. Apply IA above. ~ 9 ss beeI ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

Johr., A, DIss s.ore ,iX broa .ay corner Of
,mA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

CdFPER-A compste assortment o. sItra quality hnssn
Copper from n'a H. 'Gc3ETciiNS Co. Sos:S: &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
M A X L N , "a Sh IAlLOhIN 4,
ESTAB Is IA M 4 N

BERLIN IRON CASTINGS
FRAMEs and FsDden, M,Ieary eai,.1n'. Stamina, ,,n.
ments, nc lot sale low clos. - SUMMER Of"a
f2o imsr OkLhiI,Iis pi,anrighmcnI
CODA WATER-BREWERYg-or d,5s ~, s,. =.
Bsecker street. wa S 'eeefru az No. l6I
Brewing premises TO let with fixtures eou,,,,,o.
Apply above. ~ '''9s Beer bu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
LONDON AND MANCHESTEk INDIA RUB.
Der GOODS.

ILTHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 9 Wall street Tn
w subscriber has received and oen for sale large asso
OF imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods
Coau and Cspes ofsupeno Lama, Cashmere Lama,
Meuno and Cotton, Of ali colos and
Cloh-lndia Rubber Water Proof. Lama. Lam- Pc
and Cotton, pre- pared forI Ilon
India Rubber Weddings for susIenoers, corsst, &c
6msT CHAS ADRAHAMsOr
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and enclosed in neat ornamental cover
1t will form at lbs end of The wear, two
eeperb volumes, each Of Tour hundred and
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ature aud the fire arts.
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in this or any other country considering
The cost and beauty o. its FlFTY-TWO
ENGRAVlNGS, and the intrinsic value
Of il literary contents. Those DESTROYS
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Letters enclosing the amount Of sub
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Such Editors as copy the above will
obhgo me by forwarding marked paper
and resqmIng the exchange; whoa wa.
interrupted much 10 my regret, Ivy cncum
stances over which had no control.
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NEW YORK MIRROR.

E7YERY number emOeIIshed win
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WHICH embraces most of the talent of this
country: we nave made arrangements for
fresh and early translauons from some /
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shecls from several Of the popular authors
OF England. With such materials, and
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claiming as It's contributors, some OF the
most distinguished writer's OF Gres, Britain.
this highly talented work has ever main
tanned proud position its, contemporaries
while from the dawn Of It's commencement
it has been constantly increasing 10 the
popular estimation down 20 the present
lime. in con6rmallon OF our assertion,
it is only necessary to re!er to those
! thrilling incidents, OF flood ard field, nn-
der The titles, Of "ChdrleS o. Mdliey," and
"Hdrry Lorrequer," both Of which origin
ally graced the pages OF this periodical
the most popular with the exception OF
Boz's works, perhaps oiall that have ever
issued from the periodical press. Spark
lin with humor, and leemIng, as these ad
mirabe sketches do, with incidents oI
such intense and glowing interest IN their
perusa we positively become ourselves
parlicipators in the scenes Rarrated. II
would be needless, however, tor US 10
speak of the merits of an author with
whom the public universally ore 50 iayor'
vorabIy acquainted, we're II not for The an
nouncemeni OF new work from the pen
Of the same delightful writer, DIR. LAYER,
rrhich is to appear IN this Magazine, an"
which Will be commenced Immediate aiioi
the completion OF the series, of "Charle-
% Malley," nov IN course OF PuOIlca'
ion.
Another, and scarcely less iavorite
writer, the legend loving LOVER, who's
admirable productions, have So dcsrVedl>
earned for him an undylng reputation
may aIso be named as among, the contrl
butors to this popular periodical; 70 whom
we may further add the name OF VII
LIAM CARLETON, IA man OF singular ablII'
" and skill, and one who IS assuredly DIES
uned to AXE rank among the gifted mer
his country has produced produced. Al
writer OF elegant fiction he is perhaps
unequaIed 10 purity and Protundily OF pa
,hos, and exquisite grave and delicacy o
sentiment.
Another attractive feature of this worl
consit9 in its monthly gallery of poriFalu
of characters eminent 10 literature, sci
ence, theology, law, medicine, and politics
connected with Ireland, to which are ap
pended a serious, Biographical Memoirs
&c. In the American Edition of tn,
Dublin University Magazine, these amir
ably characteristic etching will be glve'
with all their lite, likeness & original spir
1t.
The american Edition will be a fac-simile
Of the original.
TrRMs.-S4 per annum, payable in ad
vance. Subscriptions received by tn
Publisher, by Mr.. JOHN NInMo, Ag9n
Tor the Canadas, and Wy the respective 10
cal agents throuhuot the United States.
}. NJ. MASON.
Basement Rooms, corner Of Pine au'
Broadway, New York,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
TRUST SALE.

I'd Y virtue Of a deed Oiuush 10 ne slscus
.9by W. C. STOKES, IOr ceI'aIn NIp01
herein specified. and whQol' on record u v
Probate Clerks Office, o. Tbs county, 10 va
:, pages Island ia; | shall proceed bs
re 10Th day olJuly, lSlS, atPuplc aDapl
.pe residence Of William T. sNSH 'f "g]
x described properly, 70 "Hi-'9v I ..'J
| oar Of section 8; and IOrer'I0af'M u%
lall OF the northeast quarter 'l'O !, g' .l ~
- he souwest quarter, and eaAaI! Sf1
east quarter of said section Ana 'amn
the southwest quarter thereof also 'a' N
Of the west hall Of the southeast iu'.h
the whole being in township 1t, ia!s,
containing in all six hundred ae'i' T
aud also The following negroes 'Du
sonaliry, vls--John, q negro man WI
Pleasant aged about 26' y" 'ggysI
8, Daphin woman aged aOOule Ill
man aged about 50, Fanny, aTong
40, FeiIipea, a woman aged aooa .',rnlI
woman agpd about 40; Judy H%Idl
II Years Il age. Alsp -four m,l |, g.d
four yoke of ozep, 40 head . Of !, g sst,ri
wagons, and harness, and an , ,%aiD
hus6andry now on said pIa"! ! .saa
sale, cash. Such tile only 7 ~H
vested ip lae as !rps!s sl r p.sEN1r
January q, lS43 ~
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN EDITION
OF THE

DULIN'UNlvERsITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid to the
cultivation Of British Periodical Litera-
lure, may be regared as one among the
prominent characteristics, of the present
age. An entirely new class Of writer's,
including some Of the finest inteIecls The
country has produced, have, IN some in
; ances, done honor to it's pages, and thus
corresponding elevation has been given
10 the stand Of the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. Of
the day, none may be said TO take high
er range in the fields Of elegant Literature
than the "DubIin University Magasine.n
Characterized, as it's pages have ever been
by delightful raciness, Of rich Irish hu-
NOR, and deep and powerful patbOs, and
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orlhc iUnion. The most distant subscrl-
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December, 1912.
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January, 1872 N
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sale i'm GsaRkru.Pa%''II

I'M WILL sell at tho Vop'
II in Lexington, on i t'., o,rt.
24& day Of My, a ..I,.t
the following described real ~. s,I NJ
of Leroy Sims, who has a. 9 ~ n !
Bankrupt, to wit: Lot NOLAN ',o;deas
Of Lexington, being the re''0''
Sims, Title good, ,,,r ,.,p
+, S, HUNT a as,s
June "a, ls4s,, q q N
AT the same time and Pace s..l
south east quarter ana ITwovsJbytI
west quarter SECTION 9 '2 2smes kNI
) east; surrendered y 1Saaln Trr !
as part of his effects IN D4'l'
tle good : 8 HUNT, A@g
+. p In BanEY
"a I
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TERMS.

GRAHAM's MAcAzlNE'will be publish
cd on. tho first Of each month in every part
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GEO. ROBERTS.

Proprietor of the Boston Notion.
This cheap reprint of RentIey's Ms.
cellany, we shall probably follow with reg.
ular reprints of BIackwood g. other prom +.
inent English Magazines, IN a uniform
Style with our reprint Of Bentley,
PROSPECTUS
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-11

TINE undersigned continues TO transact business
Il for mail contractors, pensioners, draught.d vo-
lunteers and claimants generally at the seat of Co
yernment.
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bidding for mail contracts The old service and pay
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and a full power Of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer 10 the members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE +. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office.
March 2l-lyf