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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME kESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
uA-These invaluable Powders have adopfe
Europs but France particular thirty years
well - By theusandsn this county, being only mild
safe and efcacIous remedy for ladies' Wnose hssS
forbids too rapid increase Of family
Madsme kesel a. il well know for thirty yssn .,
sale Physician the principal Female Hospitals in S
ropetose Of Vienna and farswhere vorco ~ her ercss
experience and opportunities, attsined celebrity
those scovee medical science 50 adapted
the female frame for which her medicines now stand ann
vailed well IN this country in Europe Her acquaintancs
with the phynologJ md anatomy Of the female frame ensbeaes
hsr-by tracing che decline and III health Of
scarce in the meridian Of life end the consequent rapid an
often apparently ine.pcabs cause. winch eor,gn
nve at Of the primary cause, Of femsl.
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powden e
the health but the life Of sfectcnais wife anS,
ford mother n,
The advertiser feeling the importance subjec, and o.
tmatng the benefits to thousands by their aore,
would rsstuily of the nsy.,
ned by all they hold and DEAR fcir
il wisc and vuous evils which are
ect b.simpe and health within our control EyeT
dispasAioDate and enlightened mind VIII unhess
nsly answer the Affirmative Price FIVE dollars psctars Al
accompanied with full ard particular directions, Ths g.
can be Forwarded by mail ts any part Of the United States
TELL Female Physician. Principal Office IIa reenv,e
street New York Once hours from AM clock Mic
so.son omee w. ' r.a.c1 ~ Dl0 Ims MI
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MADAME COSTELLO.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-0uaranteed In every
case where the monthly periods have become II
regular from cold, or Other cause. Their certainty Of
and hundreds that have useessy tried various boastcd cme
des-ndeed, these Pills in their eec1s
medicine dcmenta e de oon'ruti9n Advise given gratis
penard where the Pills sold Price 81 psr boz
ml6 lm*ec
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS
MONS. MALLAN-SOUND MAGNIFlERS-INVISH
N1 Bile VOICE C0NDUCT0Rs-Te enable persons
Instantly at advanced aud forty and fifty stand
Ing Of extreme Deafness and of those who only
dull Of hearing oon general conversation and catch the
sound OF distant low speaker public assembly They are
the size Of avery small gold shilling piece and when
the cavity OF the they in the least pecepbe
uncomfortable than having small piece of fine wool
en.bi. .o.s aiced with erene deane. to hear .v ey
respect, equal to those Of most accurate hearing.
To be had OF Mons Malian eon Surgeon Dentists
Club ~
Abe above invention has been Europe 10 some
years and strongly recommended being Of the
discoveries OF the age.
Pesons nonresdents New York city, the remittance
Oslo can have a pair orwsrdcd by tosny
mH im'.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17
PHYSIOLOGICAL MYSTERIES AND REVEAL
L TlONS IN

LOVE, CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE.
An niaibe Guide Book for Married and Single Persons. in
rou. tan :" single and young married at ne
eas ''1f
eS. ns s
p The m ss S1ny
ssss % 4 ;s h %
weaock And most othe matters Of interest single nd
s% ne aSis
O pos. pad dollar, directed to HoL
Anew Y viii 81
os n .se' two %
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely introduced
into the United STATE, .I months. yet this short
sSs sssss: New Yos:
% 10 Saa TS
De AZ Of to e the s.,
that hsv. been hitherto sold them in he .,r q pill. which
the .s.tem BY and rendering more liable TO re
sssa s.hs: o. IL. contrary PaTT. H..
the ins;iin. canal purify he blood The
se
s%;S Fem IL rs eias: ssiss es!sss
he highest benefit SSsy hays Sse
we, would particularly recommend this medicines they win
s, ss SsS ;sssdy s f s1s:
Fan. n; r. Ses:
liver complaints debility and complains incidental females
Life Pill. where may Be had Gratis the Lie and Times d
Thoma. ran with two fine and much other inter
KJS;s. William
a. s'$
shV 5 Bss
John G. Hart druggist ss Grand corner Norfolk street;
M 81 .ns Water w se: E;s
s M Greenwich street next the corner Of FTankn
j:ne; wendoveT druggist and spOtheesry
Broskyn@C. wells s,mon. seed. drug, and p.ten, med
p'Hs '0i''n e. pro-
nGi n sSsa
Persons desous obtarns agency their sale the
ss Rs's N ss' post paid IS II s0
TIE SS2RRFsTT OF oENSLAND USE sHERMANs
the %
se 70 b: subjects IS the ant and be. med
DS1Si q:
Ed%"Ia nS% az Broad
has known Sh.Imans Camphor Lozengss cure dozens
for head aehs papi's s
of spirits despondency, SC.
Daniel NJ FRYE, ESQ.,, Clerk in the upper Police Office has
used Seem ozenges his family for four years with
the Creates benefit never falling the worst Of
coughs, colds, head ache, worms, &c.
Jim Grant State barber No Ann street, has found more
benefit from Sheman's Lozenges than thing else. He
has known than fifty OF his friends who have been cured
of coughs head aches by them He thinks they the
greatest medicines In the world.
The Rev. Mr.. Dow, Jr. saws Sherman's Worm Lozenge.
wonderful medicine. They have saved the lives Of
several Of his children when all other failed. They
in fact the universal Worm Ds,treyng medicine of hs
He has also fouRd Shrmans Papiary Oil sovereign
remedy Any lady be cured by matter how her
nipples without taking the child IRON the breast Ware
house, log Nassau street
Agents ne 27s and 80 Broadway; az Hudson street s
bowey; II East Broadway 10 Asor House 86 William st;
I39 Fulton st, Brooklyn; stanwI Hall Albany; State
s.re Isda PhIladelnhia mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

LEECHES-LEECHEs-LE
900 AsG ssy swey and %
and daily expected.
10000 Swedish and German Leeches. per ship Roaud
and baque franklin from Hamburg For sale moderate
e.s, by O. A. II. WHITE,
lHANUE CREAM LaNDY-Mes.n J. Pease q son,
~ CONFECTIONERY IS Division street. have brought forth
another delicious compound graty the sweet teeth and
rkles the paates Of those who indulge such sweeteat
This candy the fine flavor Of the Havana aud
think, fail e Of the ade,
lovrra of conf cfioosrv ~ rrne-ai Aurora. 2lh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WH0LEsAtE AND RETAIL, No.s Wall street.. Th
nent of nrerted India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Coat and Capcs osupenor Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
Ncnro and Cotton, Of all color. and sizes.
C!oh--nda Rubber. Water Proof super Lama, Lama Fer
sian and Cotton, prepared for tslors.
lndia Rphber Webbinss for su,Psnaers corset, &C.
s3e smSr CHAS ARRAHAMSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

SWANS ATMUSpHt RIG SODA FOUNTAIN
or MINERAL WATER APPAkATUS-UntedS States
Letters Patent, Nov I238-Manufactued by L. B. Swan
Rochester, N. Y.
The attention Of Druggists and other vendors Soda aer
is solicited 10 this useful and
pens'e, complicated aud appaains
The advantages Of the Atmosrhec the old
are the economy o. ITS apparatus, the original
the purchaser being less Than of the old
tan s simplicity oil construction being such that of
ordinary capacity cen readily unde tsnd operation and
the trfing of materials for supplying
toeehe with the small smoon Of labor required lis
pact form.
now in in vsrou, parts fire United States Canada
the vest Dde and south America; and be from
certificates IN the hands OF the agents gives
entire satisfaction.
p9egst. AID Others in the Southern States and West Indies
VIII Ind this fouaan psrtculy adapted climate
syIuts VIII not fement inJure the seasons
sui directions Tor putting and apparatus prepar
ing the different sareues Of &c accompany each
Fale sale by the pr ,prietor also by
Geo. ID. Coggesha AL Pearl street. New York General
Agent. '
Liese, I02 John street. (up stairs)
Lawrence q Reese, l2 Nj, iden Lane.
Williams, Mabe- Clapp SO Maiden lane.
HoadeJ Phelps * Co, lac w alter 81.
A. X D. Sands, 70 Fulton H.
,U-y-CAUIiON-Al parsons cautioned against manu-.
featuring OF usi infringe upon app
fatentee Is TO protect his
ehctoachheht. L. g SWAN.
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NJ X I Ms @ A H TAIL N q
ESTAB LISH MENT.

oTeSt, sdHN iffJtey,
decided the cheapes, in the city. There is slways
hand see ostock seasonabe goods purchased for cash.
Thieh Willie made order the style Of make It.
ming, &c t hss such general satisfaction durins the
sit lou Jcai 6, and OF 30
Gentle men requested eyenirs Thoss who
ianifh N -cir goods, lave
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Coats, made and trimmed, st 90 t. 50 50
Pants and Vests. ... IS to Oe
q Tsrln,-C,sh on delivery
wis MICHAEL e. MARTIN
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tHEAP ASA
TAI OR INC, ESTARI ISIINdE Mt

IhII1ONIISO Ed IAbIlIS1WENI,
81 John street. (near Wiiliam)
subscriber respectfully his friends and the
poiic gene rally, thar he has opened Establishment
New and fashionable Asormen nj Of Cloths
vestngs which will be made order style OF fit
worRapshp not surpassed other establishment in the
Guy. At The following low rrces -
Fine Dress or Frock Coats, any color from sl4 81
superhue do do do 2!
Pants Of Wool Black, or Fancy Cassimeres sto
Vests OF Saun, Silk, Valentia, Velvet &c.. 3to
Just received splendid of Spring and Summer
Goods, al extraordinary Tow Prices.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trimmed, at the lowest possible fer Cash
NIB lmec JAMES LACY.
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OPENING Of the Spring Fashions he Maeazn Modes
~ 60 anal street.. MAD. d. BEHRNAN begs TO inform
her friends and the bc
from France aud beau al style Silk
rails for ladies hats, and along with of
hats which for novel and elegance of style
70 The Ipbe before a%oug which
bematcal Of Parsan Nadine B. has just ope
raj of French imported fancy whaebones
fine Dunstspes also large and varied of French
lawn hats from infants ladeshe whole which
Mad has determined meet the exgency of he
times to offer at such low her the
OF her patrons who for have honoIed
with their commands and trusts obtain preference of
those whose PATRONAGE she solcs An early call
queed at the Old french establishment Magazn de Modes,
60 Canal Mad B. received an OF
called complete -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

DAGUERREOTYPE LlKENESSES
TAKEN, wrt ALL THE BEAUTIES
NATURAL COLORS,
AND ON A LARGE SIZE,
DOCTOR L. M. CYRUS,
23l BROADWAY, UP STAIRS.
Lheneses taken every day, from early the morning
until 3o'clock, r. M. MT im~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

HAVANA SEGARS.
NJ PlCABlA. No. 49 Liberty eet near Nassau oSers
u. for sale the following -
10000 La Norma segars, LIST quality very superior
30tO0 DlaHa do co do
$4,000 Favorita do co do
4,so ruslta Basera, very old, aud do
4,OO EsreIanz. do do
5000 Rig lia Dana, and Conones, do do.
The whole entitled debenturs and in lots to suit pur.
chtseIs. apis lm~r
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w CROT.ITTS

TOOLS-TOOLS-TOOL
A LBERTsON's, Congcrs Herton'a and Giaords warrant
ed Cast Steel COopers, Carpenters and Ship Carpenters
Edge Tools be had wholesale aud retail Of OSBORN
LIT LIE, 80 Fulton New ok per allowed
to merchants) and who keep nand full OF
Stock Howells and Crozes.
Also, Importers and General Dealers in English, German
and American Hardware Cutlery, Nails, &c. &c.
CHARLES OSBORN,
lis 3m CHARLES g. LITTLE
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-11

quire a man for our chief magistrate, not only
| OF good intentions, but of resolute wilnot only
OF correct, general principles and personal
hrmness, but like great leader on battle field,
capable of breathing his own high spirit into all
whom he may call to aid in the great work of re-
deeming the country from the wretched political
q1ackery aHd teeming abuses, which long years
of false Legislation have eugendered. The people
have demanded reform. The Wings, promised
it-They have not redeemed their promises, and
they have been rejected by the people with scorn.
The Democrats promise it. They must fulfil
their promises Or a fate equally ignominious a.
waits them"
If we select one for the chief executive chair
who will not reform the corrupti0ns which have
grown up and fixed themselves upon our govern!
ment, we shall do more injury to. our own cause
than we should suffer by dozen defeats Defeat is
misfortune-neglect to perform ont duty when
successful, is fault which will expose us to the
scorn and anger of those who entrua MS with pow
er; and the wrath of an injured and deceived peo.;
pie is fearful thing. Let us be careful to avoid
it. Let US discard all our prejudices and sympa.
thes IN relation TO men, and come tothe noble
resolution to act only for our countryS good-To'
all who are thus disposed to act shall endeavor
IN my next number to prove that there is no man
whom we can so safely and conscentiousiy trust
with our countrys destinies as the devoted patriot
and illustrious statesmanJ J. G. Calhoun.
JEFFERSON
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-11
For the North Carolina Standard
Democratic Meeting in Randolph.

At meeting Of a portion of the democratic
citizens of Randolph county, on the Goth Septem-
ber 1843, on motion of Mr.. Dewitt c. Johnson,
Eli Brewer, Esq. was appointed Chairman, and
Mr. B. F. Hoover, Secretary.
The Chairman having stated it to be the object
of the Meeting to select delegations to represent
the democracy of Randolph in the State and Dis,
trict Conventions, on motion, he was authorized
to appoint Committee of six to draft Resolutions
for the action of the Meeting. Whereupon he
appointed Messrs John Fruit, A. Staley, HowgiI
Julian, w. A. Hamlin, Dewitt G. Johnson, and
Thos. A. FutraL The said Committee, after
short conference, reported through their Chair
man, Dr. WIN. A. Hamlin, the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions,
Whereas we, portion of the democratic party, feel
deep interest in the election of the next President OF the
United States:
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-11
B. F. Hoover, Secretary.

Gratifying.-To be told by subscriber that
order from the same subscriber to stop it forthwith
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-11
TERMS

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.,,o Years, or two copies one year.
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ope year free of charge
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;. inserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty-five
oeDs for each subsequent insertion those of greater
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higber than the above rates. deduction of 33 1-3
~ cent will be made to those who advertise by the
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- tbcm. they will be continued until ordered out
,o 70 the Editor must free of postage, or they
,,v not be attended TO.
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M 4 RRTED

AT Boston, July ID, HFNRy w LoNarELLoN, Profess
sor OF Modern Languages in Harvard University, Fanny
Elizabeth, daughter Of the Hon Nathan Appleton of the
former place
At Boston July 10. Mr.; Edgar W. Bray, of Canton, to
Miss Isabella |. Weeks of Boston.
At Lowell, July Mr.. William E. Hayes to Miss sa-
rah l.. Andrews, both of Boston
At Solon Me, June -, Mr. Isaac Potter Of Bloomfield,
60, TO Miss Nancy Hilton Of Scion, So
At Holland House Toronto, Canada July G. j. Hilliyard
Cameron Esq Barrister Law, Elizabeth, third daush
of Hon. H. j. Bopon late Chief Justice of Newiound
land and formerly Attorney General of Upper Canada.
At Adamsyille, July s. Duncan Campbell to Mss Louisa
Hope This looks like edition Of cAunbells Plea
sures of Hope
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Cleared,


Ships pratt Eeene Canton, BoHe Trott; Victory (Sw)
krus- IIotteuberg, Dickson * Co.
Brgs Petrol, OBJ Mortimer, Liverpool, Barclay Lir-
ings'on Nywe1stle adams ,oPorto, Cook George
Schrs United States Moore. Bermuda, w H Davenport;
Lvnchbug, Mathis, Richmond, Allen s. Paxson; Empire,
Powell Norfolk, Sturges Chairman; Thaddeus nrico!,
Richmond Mott BedelI.
Arrived,
Ship Heespont Adams, FROM rsseiiIes n III May win
lemons aud oil, 10 Broom
Liverpool! TO I Tapsc0t. la seerars n.ss.ngers.
Ship Don Juan, OF Free,own ,ou,s 10 DAYS from New.
Orleans, with Wheas IN tobacco aud hemp order
Norwegian b'.. aaabet Forjusen 20 days from slavan-
ger N-way ballast, to Schmidt Bachen so steeFsSe
passengers
Ba. r W Brown, Kelly, II days from Port Leon, Fla,
with cotton 10 Sturges & Chairman
British big Gowfie Smith, IS days from Sidney, with
coal. 10 R w Newman s Co.
Schr Gen Scott, Doughty, l3 DAYS from Turks island,
with salt 10 Middleton X 70.
sch Statesman, Wass, IL days from Calais, Me, with
amher 10 ! SnoT.
S,Lr Two Brothers, Corson, days from Washington
C. with naval stores, 10 L Mitchell
scr Active Jordan, days from Ellsworth, Me- with
Scbr say Jane days from Suffolk, with shingles, to
sehr Margaret 5 days from Lubec with plaster.
Sehr wave from Thomaston, with lime
Schr Mary Elizabeth Poland, from Elizabeth City c.
Schr Batsto, Cramer from Philadelphia wiki coal
Schr Model Smith, from York River with wood
schr Aagic, PenneIl, from Wilmington, c, wiki naval
Ssbr Signal, Smith, from Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Heroine, Coots. from Y ork River.
Schr William HARRISON, Cor,on, from Philadelphia,
with coal.
schr Niagara, Young, from Philadelphi., with coal
SekE Amos Birdsa!l, Birdsall, from Virginia.
schr Acilsah D, Smith, from Philadelphia with coal
Sch. State, Rights, Lepirgcott from Virginia.
Schr Corn-lia, Pane, from Philadelphia with coal
sbhr William D Borden Colvell from Philadelphia with
sclr Charles Edgar frem Philadelphia with coal.
Schr Made, Ireland, from Philad-l phia with coal
schr Silas Crane. ffom Wilmington, c.
sehE Jonas, Smith from Wilmington, y c, with naval
Y.cl,, Peril. Rollins, from Newport, RI.
slooP Repubiis, Cole, from Phladephia, wilh coal.
brig Wind S E, with rain
Sailed
Brig Alice, Colby, for Cowes and market
Memoranda.
The ship Henry Frstt will sail to-day FOR Canton.
The pilot boat New-fork the 10th inst 30 miles
of Bsrnesst spoke ship Stephen Baldwin from Liverpool
for Philadelphia.
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DIED,


On Saturday, July 10, OF consumption, Richard r.
shooma. in tis 22d year.
July is, Capt. Nicholas Brickeu of the u. s. Revenue
Service, in his 9th year.
At Philadelphia July -, Charles Augustus only child of
Charles F. w and Esther NJ Behm aged II noaths aud 20
DAYS.
At Jamaca L. l., July Is, James Foster, IN SD year
At Utica, July II, Mrs e.ma Wright. in her 9th year
AT Whitesboro, July Il, M Phinsas Camp, 99a years
a. aa on board ship Newark her passage f;oC, New
Orleans OF consumption Peter e. Deans, G This city, aged
% years.
At Washington City, 4uiy H. his I?d year. j. H. Rit
ter, formerly Of New.York.
Al Charleston 5. ca July s, Hon. Thomas Lowndes in
his Isth Year. Mr. Lowndes the eldes, son Of Rawns
Lowndes, the President Of South Carolina from ITS to
I7S0.
At Boston, July n, Nathaniel Emmons, Esq, s4
AT Boston J"v 7? Elizabeth Blake, daughter of Amos
Wood, JF. 70 months
At Boston July -, soph5oEia =, 10 years and months
youngest daughter o. Nh James Gordon late of Charleston
At Antove Mass. Sarah Marshall wife OF John Watson,
anu daughter Of the late James bicknel Esq, Of Belmont
Me, 81
At Shirley Village Mass, June 49, Augustus G. Parker,
VI. D., Al.
At Casco, Me-, Mrs Sarah Whitney aged 100 years,
months and 20 daya member Of the Society Of Friends
At ST Louis, Mo-, June l5 Mrs Charlotte g.. wife Of
Edward Holden, Esq of St Louis and daughter OF he late
Henry Galli5on, ESQ. of NIarblsheal, 81.
AT Havana, July |, on 5oarc ship Cherokee Rufus W
Johnson, coloreG, OF Boston.
Drowned, Sunday morning, July 9, while bathing
Neponse River near the Dorchestrr Cotton Mills, James
Okinhead, u a native of To.iarshre, Scotland.
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American Marine the Declaration OF Independence to
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Markets cqgalg carr.sss4 ,.r IRE 1,lbu

1Hrktts-taTtjUtFY CaTTieika Jor fSe J}16u
MONDAY, July Il.
ASHEsThere fair inquiry fox Por. for export at
30, which all shippers Offer and about 800 bbs have
been taken tbs, In Pearls there no, much oour
We hear Of only so bbls IN lots 81 Holders of Pearls
are firm and holders Of Pots refuse sell below So
COTTON.--We do not hear OF much activity to-day 10
this staple and the market has firm appearance We
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. - ~ .rORTERs AND MANUFACTURERS

w. Auction and Commission Store No. 4i9 Broad
opposite the NewloTk Tatttsails, open for the re-
con OF American and Foreign Goods either pry,ts or
pubic sale The Store IS 81 feet deer and large sho
o" AMI te light also admitted from the roof.
haps OF the best for exhibiting paintings furniture
lamps plated ware cba fancy goods OF any Kind the
situation exceeded by other il Broadway
Merchants manufacturers and Others that have goods 10 dis
pose will find their advantage epos,t them at This
The commission will be moderate aud all mspe;s re-
csived will BE- faithfully paid over. via I've.