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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

The New York Morning News has the
following strong and truthful remarks with
| regard TO the position and standing of the
two great parties Of the country:
In conclusion, we must say to the Wings,
tina! all the active ingenuity which they
are expending to discover the causes Of
their defeat is sadly misapplied. There
is not the least my stery abont the matter;
ii is the most natural and obvious thing in
the world; the only difficulty to be explained
is how they came ever to succeed. Their
principles and measures are in opposition
to the tendency Of our age and country,
and the spirit Of our free Institutions -
They are intrinsically the anti popular
party. In the natural and ordinary state
of things, they are always in the minority
1t is only some occasional error, or some
temporary withdrawal Unpopular confidence
from their opponents which ever gives
them the ascendency. Their general law
is defeat, and success is but the exception.
Although IN the progress Of society, parties
are constantly adyancng-are necessarily
working out, in earnest discussion and
practical experiment, one great political
problem, and then passing to another; al
though the scene of their CONTEST is all the
while changing from the questions which
are thus settled, to new ones raised by the
insatate spirit of free inquirey; the reIa-
tive positions Of parties TO each other re-
main the Same. And it is unhapply the
destiny Of the Wing pary--ever advancing
Ito be always a little behind. They an
swer an important purpose in the political
and social economy. They restrain the
dominant party from going forward dam
gerously fast in their career Of improve
ment. They are the weight which steadies
and not the motive onegy which impels the
political machine; and they must be con-
tent with fulfilling that useful office. This
simple explation will answer for the defeats
which they have suffered at FIVE out OF
every six elections for fifty years past. and
which they are destined to suffer five out
of every six for the next fifty years. The
make Of politics is not without plan, and
if our Wing friends could only see the
part they bare in it, they would save them
selves world Of perplexing speculation.
1t is stated that in Liverpool from IS,
600 to 10000 persons I've in cellars, al.
ways damp and low generally unpaved, anG
devoid Of sewers and drainage. 1t is also
stated that in Manchester, 9,I79 families
are living in cellars Many Of them are
without floors and nearly dark, and are
built below the level Of the river.
VIII the American Freeman Inform us
whether the negroes of the South, fare 50
badly in their habitations. We doubt mucu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
CLAY.

Total, Polk, ITO Total, Clay,
Doubtful, Tennessee, IS votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

M ADAME hESIElI.S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
M These Invaluable Powders have been adopted
well as BY thousands "a this country being the ony mild
sale ecaclous remedy for ed ladies whose health
bids too rapid INCREASE Of family
The results Of their Adoption TO the the health nay
TOO vast 70 touch upon within the Limits Of
results which affect not ony the we'll being parents
but the future happiness Of their offspring Is not but too well
known that the families Of the married often increase beyond
how instances does the hard working father,
especially the mother Of poor family slaves through
out their lives tueeng at the Of labor tong
to live and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
weighed down the sprt and last broken the health Of
father, often widow left unable, v
her taheless offspring becoming
degraded objects oil charity pogae votares of vice
the days Of the kind husband and father ebeed in be-
holding the form the compa.
Mon OF his BOSOM she had reached the age thirty
last sinking into premaurs gaye-with the csstai pros.
aud his young and helpless Of edeuing
attentions and wachful solcitude which mother alone
the heaendng ahiction Is i desirable thenis il moral
TO themselves the well being Of their offspring when SIM
E eay healthy and certain remedy within control
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject es
mating the vast benefits resulting 70 thousands by the
tenton ohe married its consideration Is il not wise and
prevent evils which subject by simple
and healthy within control Every dlspassionate
yrtuous and enlightened mind, will unhesatngy answer in
the Affirmative
Price live dollars package accompanied with full and pa
cuIar directions. = "
i nDA HS1s b gi fa sddrss:sd
fnncipai Once H8 Greenwich strees, New York Office
hour from A. NJ tosP NJ Boston office, No. Essex st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
fAkR'S LIFE PILLS.
THE PROPRIETORS of this valuable and mccessul medi.


cne take leave inform the public that they receiving
fresh proofs Of success from section OF the country Tho
agents for the retail Of this invaluable msdicns ao only in
those whose high resrectaby Is sufficient warrant fo
and dispensed the correct principles Of pharmaceutical
knowledge aud experience In stating this isct as slgnt
systems should be carefully guarded from the injury often n
hcted by petedes the healing they also deediug
themselves the mpu,ation Of icing OF
invented by ignorance and made article OF sale by cupdty
PARIS Life Pills OF this periodhe antiquity Of nearly
which the sphemsra productions q The day lay claim
public 70 work Of the Life and Times Of Thomas Par
whose length Of life under Providence solely attributable
by che Of the meJiSine widely Known through the
world PARIS Life Pills. The truth oil this cerhed by
his last will and which may be this day
in the Registry Of Wills in Doctors Commons London
The Proprietos have felt il their duty the public
these facts although advertising forms their
system The sale Of New
York. sufficient proof Of the excellence OF the medcine and
ny the following from the Druggists retail
in the Southern and Northern is unususl
and efficacy proves the simple axiom, that effects follow
when once Par Life Pie PILLS have been used 10
greatest claims to DISTINCTION eeg when tried is
abandoned. THOS. ROBERTS CO.,
jyN lm<r No. III Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
MI u

ME scientific combination of ingredients Of which those
Pills composed, have made them the wonder and aim-
ration Of the world They known all Europe be the
tain in producing the monthly Their certainty Ia ali
cases being such that they must be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy. they certain 70
produce miscarriage j used during that period.
The directions translated into English and enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz con
tans the signature Of M de Boudeoque and the English d
ections have the signature OF Dr. r. MELVEA authorized
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted " mail any part Of the United
ne unied ss,ss 0Sce p Liberty street Gsswiqh
Sold in bottles A. Salem Letters directed 10 Dr. ~
Alelveau box a. New York will with immediate atten
uon. All letters must oe postpaid. jy29n
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ILLUSTRATED EDITl2N, WITH COFiOUs ADD
MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN

LOVE, COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE
RANSLATED from the French Of Eugene Becklard with
Sixteen Splendid Engravings. Amongst the matter sduy
considered in this most4mportant work. matters Of serious
importance 10 single aud young married persons The
of and certain for baenness the Of beauty and
shp the danger Of solitary Practices and how the habit
be removed and its effects cured with copious additions
serted previous edton the Of love and Jealousy
with niaibe remedies for Graduating from the mind the seeds
Of hopeless unhappy passon osprng with newly dis
covered modes based scientific principles Tor the prevention
Precipitation thereof for knowing the for unborn
children with hints Of procuring either according choice
ntemarages Dress with the forms and coor most becoming
the various shares and compilations; the suspicious
for wedlock and other matters Of interest single
married life relates the principal subjects above noted
a post paid order enclosing H. directed to HOLLAND
GLOVER, New York city will procure copy Of the work
being any oil the United States the Canadas Or
three copies will for 81 twelve copies for g. The fur
Their mposton Holland Glover appoint agents
for the sale Of this work therefore be purchased only
l02 Nassau street, New York, BY letter as above.
CAUTlON-This being copyright publication, the genuine
work only be issued BY the holders Of the copyright It's
celebrity however has induced knaysh
publish book with nearly the but which
other catchenny. The edition Of this
work be known by the New York copyright
back Of the title page and by containing l6 handsome
and $50 Of reading Persons selling the
erleit liable prosecution for Infringement foi
raiaing money under false pretences
HOLLANp GLOVER have issued the complete writings
of PAUL DE kOCk, containing works. price 81 for the
whole containing 700 They be by mail the
postage varying from ten to twenty-five cents according r
distance. aut lmdy&wysec
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HULL,S TRUSSES.

NUTTCE KUPIUNEU PEKSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with l1pures may rely upon the best in.
strumental aid the world affords application the Office,
No. Vesey street. either Of the Agents in the principal
town. n ie United States Be careful 70 examine the back
in writing None genuine to be relied good.
without his signature.
Many persons undertaken vend limitations Of us
celebrated use and thousands imposed in
These limitations be relied upon; they made
BY unskul mechanics and better than the ordinary
Jugses.
Rooms have been fitted No Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the depart
meat where female in constant attendance 10 wait
female patients. aull lmrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
MARIANNE RhSTELL.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, is Green.
witch Courtlandt aud Liberty
she be consulted with the confidence complaints
incident the female frame.
Madame kesteis and knowledge in the
Of obstinate Casa OF female rregulay stoppage suppression
such but few perfect
Ladies' desiring medical attendance during
other ndisposon, will be accommodated during such time,
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders" for married ladies, whose slae
pecaous health forbid rapid increase family will be
age All letters (post paid) addressed box ESQ., New York;
Boston Office, No. Essex street.
N. B-Aadame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
out Of the city, whose health would admit OF travelling,
that she would oe her attendance upon them
Of the United States within reasonable distance y29c
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TO THE POLE.
LOOK OUT, NATIVES AND STRANGERS FOR THE
COUNTERFElTED ARTICLE:
d MAES'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF JAMPOO-

: NY Tor the HUMAN HAIR, Is with Confidence recon-.
and dlndrufthe remedy badness and gray
the head rendering hair soft and glossy and freeing skull
from all humor and ation removing every particle Of scurf
will hair health and beauty the latest period life
ing uocated from fatigue headache Sold in bottles with
directions. Jampoony applied 1879 Broadway by r. MACS
and f. VATET After WHICH, the Chinese Cream is highly
commended for producing health mo..e Of the hair and
approved BY the Faculty Of Medicine Paris and Patented by
the United States Only to be found at l8s Broadway
Hair Cutting and Dressing in the latest style just received
from Paris the CHEAPEST and a Wigs and scalp
which be found l89 Broadway made by Macs and r.
Vaet The superiority Of those articles has rendered them cee
bated here well III Paris The stock which present
large and extensive offered for short period the times
lu9 Broadway. lW~rc
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAM II 3 q q Ii DON II ENNETT.

M w.. NNU l FQLTON AND NASSAU STREETS,
9snE Q. ne weesprse TWO crsTs per copy Country
- -
THr WEKxLY HERAIp--Issued on Saturday morning AZ
tsn ociock-rrice az AND QUARTER CENTS per aopyur-
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tENEn LA /. DlokAoL LUkEU,
RER NETIY,S ROT MIC AL Pill S ha WING

A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS having stood ,he
test Of time and experiences recommended the most
Discharges irritation Of tie Kidneys urera and prostrae
gland They taken without confinement from business
Ing with the stomach thus enabling the patients % them
rarely ever from the use Of other medicines
have performed many extraordinary chronic discharge
obstinate geets c after the failure Of all other remedies In
sngle boz sufficient effect in days
full directions Sold only by VIM. WATSON,
al tmtm Cath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
EDICAL AID.

lust PUBLISHED, This Day)-The Medical Confdant I;
Price ST. and sent TO part Of the Union. This work
embraces the history treatment and Of Venerea in all lis
forms GonohGa Geet, Structure, Irritable Bladder Sweed
Testices, &c. Together with comprehensive knowledge Of
The effects Of .snsuaisp and is results Of The anatomy and
sequences Of seminal weakness Of impotence and sety with
the medical treatment Of all those diseases This work can be
obtained Log Fulton street. New York. where the author DR.
FAWCET continues his private on ali those
postpaid. as lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

I1H CORBITT may be CONSULTED confdentally his Of
~ flee, Duane street, two doors from Chatham Strangers
University City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being general the of
certain classes Of dseases (now eleven years in the city Of
New York; which his entire attention The annals Of
medicine do record than be found in his
practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate the
Of has its thousands victims Recent
in few days removed entirely from the system See that
judcously treated by legally qualified and
not by pretende and quack there OF them this
city Persons afflicted with prosctsd and nvsterae
Corb Apncce Of years has established the Doctors
reputation for skill and responsibility. Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention. medicine may be had TO pre-
vent a certain disease O forms I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18

doles, Candeabras, buspsndine solar, from 10 y xn nn
r':
john a e. BosS~.y VII,
% Ct s.s S r' s: .Ps sss
INA Fo a 1 Err ADyEkrIsEMENT Oh sTSIcqTuRE
which, s.r: .s9
n sss will b s: e e IA.
a@sss sss y. Z
Ssa a s ss CT tut $ s
nth and even year; Without any s u eaans s
~ S.sss : n: sss
ss'a sSs sssS: ::ssss q sss SS:s i:
%ss: SssSs co.: 1a gs s.s .h I
s &C., Ma' Ss ss. a m on %
in is advanced and settled form while the fol.
VI ss. f sfisas s1ss :sft rs.
rna as.d not Be- much s
observed peculiar which d iS should
!, 70 wet s ; o; ,i 81. Jo %sy
aS ssn sa ,iU% Without it The
II s., y $s s.
naturally more disposed e se. s;s ss 1o u
snOuio nave
length Of sas, would strengthen any other suspicious
circumstances The third is . -.
The EFFEcT A STRicTURE HAS UPON THE MIrD--Nohing
than that De effect Of Structure depress tho
spirits and lessen mental energy Not that this is complain
mon in Que degree Other that the rarely Of
Structure which the patient does not observe that be not 20
active capable 0f business formerly This also
effect though little undertook but II unquestionaby
Indeed whoever eonsders the natural connection OF
medium by which the mind powerfully acts these
gans so, through the medium the sexual react
upon the mind This however is better explained IN Tbs
Private Treatise of the author little volume which sent 70
the activity Of mind invariably returns -
With respect the Of Srctureths il gratifying "
state generally accomplished little time and vii
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the ui oyemen
Of late in the treatment OF this complaint indeed the
hands Of proper and experienced persons cure Of Structure
months Many consult he VINO come on bus
this city for short time only return perfectly
cured though has been Of trouble
To those who cannot leave their homes the writer fur
aises his own peculiar means OF cure together with his P
yae Treatise" which Ia. interesting chapter giving
information the subject and written the planest
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying he be
consulted the various diseases referred to ia his Private
Treaseat his dwelling house No. IS Greer wich street
books Of quackey which nest this city he proper
make the following satisfactory ground of conf
encs TO strangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
NC c ne has been engaged the OF these diseases both
IN hospital and city practice for than thirty and has
that he has letters from the physicians in Europe
from the eminent Americas Sir Ashley Cooper,
Of London, Dr. Mott, Of New York; Dr. Physic OF Phade
pha and Others and that he permitted reisr to almost
tse 81 Address Dr. Ralph. ssnr ss Greenwich street
iy M
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DOCTOR MORRISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O4x Fulton street,
IN DOCTOR MORRISON continues TO he consulted conf

MONTH NIVEN D!SFENSAHI, 2Ua3H FUTON steet.c
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues TO be consulted conf
curry restraint in diet pursuits and recent cases particu
obstinate yield Dr. and successful treat
ment without pain In the forms Of Structure he war
NERVOUS AND CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the of evils resulting from secret
destructive habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and
ultimate mpotency radically cured by Dr. M on PATHOLOGY
cal principles, by the healthy tone and
rsinsatnE its original vgo perfect guaranteed or NO
charge.
NB-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical preenders
who claim be surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
2o Fulton street Letters, post paid and containing es
fee 2q5H Fulton, near Greenwich, MY Open from M
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.

OO Z a I L.
THE discovery in medical science is that of NJ NJ
DesomeauH, of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
rally received opinion OF the Of curabe stey
bsrennss texeept indeed IN cases Of maornaon which
Elixir Cordial in every instance Of producing that
health which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
The fact hst what . usually termed barsnne.s durable BY
senura weakness, fuor abus, debility nconnence and the
various train Of complaints arising from Illness i'm
IGn The fame Of this wcndsa! Elixir Cordial is well
sufficient evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
in which is held It. is pleasant and agreeable
The undersigned il the only authorised this country
Price Sc bottle.
For the Of those residing Of the city, the in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put up packages
FOR by mall with full direction Tor preparing
Price Of package s.. making rhree bottles
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to
Dr. +. MELVEAU, box a. N. York city,
au6 TINS m Office l29 Liberty 81.
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

n 80 WONDERFUL DISCOV EKY.
CTRlKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change grey hair its original color in few minutes This
solution different from offered aud fail Of
preceding all Others 1t is highly ecacous the
great advantage Of identifying the hair without injurng
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested to have their hair
changed before paying their money II humbugs would taks
this method there would bs no reason to complain
Que trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL and applied at No. Chatham g.,
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs
aul2 1mtr
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WINES, CORDIALS, PRESERVES, &c.

NAPOLEON EUuRTIN, RESPECTFULLY inform. he mas
~ always his hands complete and
choice Of French, German and Spanish Wines Of
brands still and sparkling in casks half casks per doze
gallon aud bottles
Al.opEreaeh vnegars, Gin, Rum Absyn,h, Kirsh old
Brandy half pipes
gallon in bottles and half bottle Brandy Fruits; sega Of
various brands; Salad Oil Capers, Olives Pickles Mustard
Gras Of sasbur Terrines Of NeyIac Cay Trues, Mush
Allies &c. (au17 MI jy20 I'm re
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READ WHAT oHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAU1a NOME

MR.. DAY, boot maker, No. 20 Hillary street. Brooklyn,
AVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with eac1etion ee-
blity sickness of the stomach loss Of Appetite shooting pains
in ts bowels his stomach rejected almost kind oil food
He had been attended by various
for two months BY the professors Of the University, and all to
reading Dr. shemans Book descriptive Of the symptoms
Of he thought they met his he purchased pox
Of Shermans Worm Lozanges. few doses brought away a.
be Judged about OF and entirely cured nm
multitude Of similar Nigh, G mentioned where sh
thing relief but Shermsns Lezenges. -
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough and even Con-
sumption are AZ sooner cured by Cough Eoselgss
Few seconds and enable those afflicted with he ost harEss
Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastmond and hundreds Of thousands
Shermaas Cough Lozenges headache papaton owness
Of spirits sickness and sssitude from bodily mental
ertions and for the wonderful properties Of Shermans Poor
Mans Plaster which but lax cents and warranted
for rheumatism and umbago pain weakness in the
breast side back of The body. Ask for Shermans
Poor Mans Plaster and that his and his fac sime
with directions for the back There
worthless limitations hawked about and sold by unprncpled
druggists Remember ~ get Sherman Lozenges and Pasters
and Truss-none other. you will be deceived.
Dr. Shermans Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agents-2Z
Hudson Sprng e Bowery Spring; II tas Broad
way Market: Us William l0 23 $50 and Col Broad
way. In Brooklyn Mrs Hays, i39 Fulton, and Mountains
Drug S33 Euton Sims0n Prospect and Jackson ss
and David Bryson. Phladelphia-Zieber Co.. Ledger
Buildings. BostonRedding X Co. State street. Albany
A. Guthrie, Stanwix Hall. sNM dg3rc
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TIN Q TU X + A N u l. y To N
IMHI(lnA< ATl0N

MroRTdANST S yqsy Of Lyons hs
agent for the sale Of his Incure and Lotion Of Invigorasn
the United States and Csnadas The great reputation Of these
they are certain remedies Tor impotence stey aversion to or
ncapabity Of connubial intercourse uor abu general
tom Tacsa . an Internal remedy s and : highly psias
Ole. The Lotion is used externally They immediately
y as e felt a win
age but are most ecacous in For sale o2 Mas
bottle They are also made up IL powe and ar. sent
~ mail folded ~ T. a, s form Of letter With fall 20
and another Tor the Loc s. for double package SO
% 5
GNAY. New York city: au4 lmdy&wy.ec
RAkNHiLt's INDLLlBLE lNk.-Ihe superiority Of this
ufss %a sOw s ss y Y as
number Of whom have already tested be by their
indeiibe ink whether Of domestic or foreign make
The whole Of marking may be completed in three
sd ade tif n after the Christian
one O our ' VINO FSTf SSSiiS " e" sale
No als1l Market aS ssfsst PRiaaEeIphiia
(Prom the United Stss: Gazette, Of March l3th;l
Market above 5h manufacture and have for sale
articles in their line Of business druggists admirable Ink
use commend itself 10 The regard Of those who Ike 10 set
mark upon their apparel and would like that mark neat and
(From the Editors of the North American Of March o)
sxEWe have tried some Of Banhs Indsbe
Il for sale BY Mes.r Potts. Linn Harris. No.
lCopy Of an advertisement Of April i9th.)
BARrHLLs lNpEIsLE INKJusI received, supply Of this
celebrated Ink aud savas ,ss,sd i hooaSh
Aiso-Dmxs, Medicines, Paints, Acids. Dye suas Var.
n % winch q Se e %2. reasonable
.., ,y.. Wholesale Druggist, Market ST., above 18TH