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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
MEDICAL.
" Hr hAD CREATED MEDICINE OUT or the Earth. AND
ABHoR THEM"'-Eccl. xxxvin
PAIRS LIEE PILLS.

y He n1D CHEATED MEDICINE OUT THE EARrH. AND |
H' THAT VI" PA Tis 81 LIFE LIFE FILLS w
THE Letters which here given are from persons Of the
s1s urge ss
Me,e n san s hes vsn or this
make he fullest By e IS tsy s1ss
'0''"A'''A No. Washington street jersey City.
To Messn; Thomas Roberts x Co, soi Broadway.
Your medisne named PARIS LIFE PILLS having at.
good deal Of city purchase; from
Iaf PHI: e',sfs%s ss' e Ss
@ %y e f1af
Neither myself n'lv will ever he without sapply
You" S Yxass MILLER.
Nov. 2ad, 1913.
co M Ts~:sy Of '''a Madison
have sold many bo.e. PARIS LIFE PILLS and they
Ss; .s e
The mild ope1lion and fine baisaI"c properties Will
ceilsn medicine and shall recommend them accordingly
%h 1. sr ass s. wS,s F 3D.
MessIs. +. Roberts 4 CO.
Old PARIS Pills and though dislike my name appearing e
consider il my duty 70 state that have bsea ae a
more sometimes confined Aiter using
medicines last tried Pills and lind nave been
greatly benefited by their give this statement to
l. J. JAMES,
No. 70 Apple street, Philadelphia.
No. 1893 Christie street.
Messrs. +. Roberts & Coz
This is certify that have been afflicted for this twelve
with the liver complaint and Dyspepsia and alter trying
all advertised medcineshen had recourse to doctor VINO
only pate he'd up At last the kind hnd 81 foydense
pointed the of PARIS Life Pills, and after
70 feel beng-aud ask may be circulated
through the United States grateful am for my recovery
from the grave. M. LiNu,
The above with hundreds OF other testimonials be seen
at the Pr preor's Office, 304 Broadway. . :,
This medicine be purchased Of ell respectable oIusssS
| through the United STAGES
An Injunction in the Court hancey OF Massachusetts
lately George Roberts of the Boston
and Nstion Boson(no eited 10 our Thomas tooerts
for audnleny attempting TO issue spurious artce ~ o"
far famed and excellent Medicine, PARIS Life pls IN IN
ceor J9dge Story after ordering the defendant &c into
Court ruled THAT the injunction be made absolute IN every
pontsoucgh fobeing severe aninadverslon on h
alert and egrea difficulty and Of Initiating our labels
around boxes OF tls strong safeguards we
deermed cost ourselves rom .be chidy OF
dishonest PERSONS and the public from the danger OF aspnrous
THOMAS ROBERTS CO
d3a lmrc. No. 384 Broadway CT Duane st. Cd hsor
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DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARATION, the only that has
discovered for the successful extirpalion Of that
most offensive dssease Of the head,
DANDRUFF, -
has during the spring and season. been applied and
oy thousands Of Ladies and Gentlemen and IN neone
'n''Ane NN III MMEDIHTE AND RADICAL CURE;
It recommended BY the most celebrated and sku ph hs
selves of its benefits and thus clear head ana
ant Of hair 1t for sale by its Propetor-pfce Inc
'oe ana - cents tho Single ra riussEDpH ~ Park Row
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ELiHU and SARAH soUTHMAYD,

Prenar.d ,nd ..lL INU - NIddisUn 81, New York.
hv ana sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expiration
- ~ ,anos Co druggists and chem ts Granite nild
Sod bv SfHadsay corner OF Chambers st, New York
~ rs 49, .,o, ~ Fast Broadway
Price 81 per botte-sir bottles IS WV 0"''"
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AS respects the above Teas defy compction,n freshness
quality or Price and state that they selections made by
oil the most competent judges in the city.
49, COFFEE.
-, Old java, burnt and ground Is 4d per pound.
Ai!o general assortment Of Coffee Fruits the HOLIDAYS
all Kinds OF sugars very lowand fact every thing
ng 20 grocery all OF which warranted be of first quality
d2I lm'eo q. HARRISON X CO
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EkOCERS AND PUBLIC HOUSES.
IANloh sEGARS.-Just received direct from the Uava
m a On CONSIGNMENT, lot OF the finest quality SrVar nm
,Pessy Ior the London and Pirs markets. For s,e al
D.ase ~ n,m,. .' p,, ~, JOHN Z. MORRISON,
- 1893 Greenwich street.
be had for the bulk of 500 baIes in ,or g,
ia ""' :" JOHN HERDMAN.
On the premises,
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barrels Taow, prime article, for sale by "A
h. X. COLLINS " CO,
Gro 90 South II
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The ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

THE CURE 0F ERUPT!ONs, CHAPPED FLESH, &C.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor of this
wa, lately confined to his bed several weeks during VIII oh
cake Of this without The signature OF T. Jones on the wrap
per- and Particularly in this city only at 80 Chatham street
ana out OF this city only Of the
careful Of this you want the genuine Always ask for
these are its positive Qualities for which received
tne oil the faculty, and the unsolicited APP
prova OF the Medical Society of Paris has cured thou sands
n the United States every eruption Of the
SKIN such as pmpies freckes blochss salt reu scurvy
heat spots tIn Hp burn morphew Sc Sc Cure chapped
burnt SKIN to beautifully healthy cleanes prove to the
public he excellence Of this. read the following diploma
awarded TO M Vespni, the by the Medical Society
Of Paris We consider NJ Vespni the greatest phan
thop OF the age and his Italian Chemical Soap let
cure aay etupons or disngurement of the skin 1t will prove
blessing 10 future ages" Sold by the general agent Ia
the w tied States T. Jones' whoesa peri aer sign Of the
American Eagle, % Chatham street. NJ " 1879 Fulton
street bioeklyni STATE street, Boston, Ledger Bud,ugs
fnladelpha 2o knh sryet, Charleston, s. c. d22
A SEiGNETTE BRANDY-S Il. NiCOLL, No. CT and
6s Frost street IS constantly importing and has recently
ieceived direct from Rochelle OF the above Brandy
the old and genuine brand and of superior qualify which
ne oilers pr sale IN half ps quarter casks eghs ppde
Custom House lock. entitled to debentne 3 2tsw 3wsec
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No IS Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Pain in the lons. Secondary Syphilis.
Scroula. 10 Chanere.
Inflammation of the Eyes. Clap.
Costiveness. 2 tieat.
Group. Pleursy.
6 Seminal Weakness. Piles
Diseases ofthe Heart. Suppression of the Menses
Cases of Midwifry. 2 Flooding
treat Debility. Bleeding from the Lungs.
Acute Rhenmasm. Unable to hold the urine
Chronic rheumatism. 2 Dys.ntery
I Dnanism - ! Inflammation Of the Liver
disease OF the skin. Disease Of the Bladder.
Disease of the SPINE 3 Coughing.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Operations for Fistula in Ano Dsocotou of the
Ionslls removed joint reduced
II Structures the Urethra cured Operations for radical cure
80 without cutting or burning. of Hydrocele.
Hemorrhoidai tumors removed. / Thumb removed.
OPERATIONS for Squirting. Encystsd Tumors rem,vd
l Inflammation oil Testcles. 3 Buhnes cured,
II. BOSTWICk, M. D.,
d29 2w'rc Surgeon and Physician.
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DANDRUFF.

DANDRUFF OR LOSS OF HAIR is caused by langud
- obstructed circulation the small blood vessels which
supply the scalp and hair with nonIsHmen OF
which the becomes thick and cammy and dries
the surface forning called dandruf. which clogs
up the of the skim and by its the
the hair prevents from receiving sufficient nourismsnt
tain vitality The hair then becomes harsh and unpleasant
speedily and effectuay cured by Dr. JAYNE's Hair TeNc
which evves the dormant Of the surface vessels
hair to supply the old; and badness is prevented
where it already exists The following certificate is selected
WHICH sufficiently proves its extraordinary
Messrs. A. B. & ID. SANDS:
GENTLEMEN-As of justice to Won and Dr. JAYNE |
send you this certificate to inform Of the Invaluable benefit
She lost only her entire head of hair eyebrows
and after trying various remedies it'll benefit she used
Jayne Hair Tonic She used bottles before could
cover he hair had started and commencing with the third
brows covered with thin growth of fine black hair BIT.
Ter than she had lost hpk entirely produced by the
SIMILAR r,nedy T,niy yours John n JACKSON
Sold at wholesale and retail by A. o. Sands druggists 10
Fulton street OF Gold and 100 Fulton Also by
streets David Sands CO. No II East Broadway deg
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LEECHES cam
LEECHES :! LEECHES II!
al 000 LARGE Healthy Swedish Leeches, just re-
O1,VOO ceysd psI ship stePhani from Hamburg. For
q; A. & II. WITTE,
d., m'~c as rsay! street. Now York
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THE PRIVATE TKEATIsE-This little book itself il
designed for who require speedy snd pnvate cure
Infectious complaints and ~ whcn ne Dt Hpa
price The advertisement however, % h. .sa.s
that on the causes which render these complaints 80 oDstnate
naeng-in the form Of single Letter. when ne
free Of expense TO wishing ~ is dsons n ~ .sss
this the letter itself and in this ALSO VIII iees
why 30 many persons suffer from month 20 mouth wiu
complaint which is prone affect the mind well "a
tons Of the body which essy and steedy ene'
when its nature is explained. 49,, .,.a D.,
But lest il should be supposed that the Letter here
PROCESSES than really contains the author pegs 70 s
beside his long experiences has stmonis letters on
the subject Of bis nsry and skill from the most EN- nsn
A.tley Cooper g Dr. MOTT Of New York. DIT rhy;sk, o.
TO almost every physician Of emnence in the city. -
Dr. Ralph would also further ate that he Is consulted on
diseases OF this his residence Ne SO Green
street AZ any hour and those who honoI HIM with s
be surprised at the and quickuess with which, 70 general
will obtain dill lmsr
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WINTER INFRINGEMENT

CHEAPEST Old STORE IN NEW YORK.
ITO uptown Grocers and Families
Sperm OilWnter and Fall Strained, Beached White and
Natural.
Sea Elephant OIL Z" q"
Lard Oil "
Lin.eed Oil-raw and boiled
Olive Oil-n bottles and BEETLES.
Ncatsfoot Oil.
Alcohol and CHnphene.
Patent, Sperm and Stearic Candles.
The above warranted sapd the weather. and be
fine quality for paor and astral lamps For sale by cask
barrel sallojh quartand pint cheap.
JOHN G, MORRISON,
No. 1888 Greenwich street between Fulton and Vexey.
Dealer drugs medicines paints woods gro.
GERS aytices,dyers manuiacurer paper makers dsers
CONFECTIONERY brewers beer Makers bakers and paper stain
articles. d20 l,nwrc
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WONDERFUL REMEDY;
VIRREY's TlNCTURE AND LOTION of iNSioo

syrppy " NJ Thea. nvsluabIe and extraordinary enedie
"A has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Virrsy,o
Lyons by his exclusive American agents, De Iauney rey
York Nothing equal them has ye been discovers
for removing impotency haor abus, nervous a
certain parts fact that be proved by any person ~ ~
diseases admitted BY their inventors 70 ps SLOW
make their effect felt il few m9mens after they Are naae
imbscy remain in the constitution INA, - nm
married female them and remain without onspas "
in of hundred the cause OF unrul.
ness they are unrivaed remedies incpient
ton dyspepsia papaton OF the gs
nseIess solitary habit for which they are speedy ana pos
he taste the Lotion used externally They may be used
togehsr Price SO bottle, or both bottles for IS
sent in the torn powders at only double me poyse'
with full pried directions for converting them mtg tne
ture and Lotion Price SO for one p9wdf or % ot oo..
when used their effect wonderful IN removing im
potence.) . ,:-....d o.. n. 7 .u,sx
x Grey New York. -. ,,h;.. ram.
Information Of delicate and nters ting nature winch can
be inserted public SS
for hsir exciting would be a0ae 10 pfo
duce abortion
Sold By special appointment Of. ,pv
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 3S WALL STREET.
Neu York Dec

NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE Subscriber opening and beautiful
patterns Of Solar and CHEMICAL oil Lamps which he will
economsng light will find much their advantage
call and examine this stock large reduction has been
in the prices, and every lamp is warranted.
Pure Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid for Spirit Lamps de
do lm#rc j. c. HOOKER 46s Broadway.
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TEA STORE,
NORTHEAST corner of Prince and Broadway, adjoining
Niblos Flower Repository The subscribers inform hef
friends and the public that they have opened the Store
with and extensive rocerics the stock
consisting principally of Teas of the finest qualities selected
with the greatest from the last Cargoes
Young Hyson from ......2. To 81
Old Hvson -. .............. S. TO 81
Imperial 49,. ..5s 10 ps
tiunpowdcr w.. 5s 10 cs
Pouchong -. as 10 &C.
Sogchong ~. o So
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24

CONGRESS. Our regular record has
been omitted this week from press of 9TH
er matter which must appear. The pro-
gress of affairs however in relation to the
two great topics of interest, Is fully dis
played blythe " ashington correspondents.
The treaty of annexation has been signed
and as Vermont senator informs US is
hourly expected IN the senate. But the
same gentleman assures us that it can nev-
er be ratified by the Senate. Indeed if
our accounts from Washington are cor
rect the wing party as body have deter
mined to veto it. 1t will be seen in an
other column that the House have again
refused to take up the British tariff BILL
They fear the people, and we doubt wheth-
er tine loco majority will dare pass the bill.
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BALTIMORE CONVENTION OF
RATIFICATION.
MAY 9. 1874

The Delegates from Vermont to the Young
Mems Convention Of Ratifcdtion-are reques-
ted to meet at the AsToR HOUSE in the CT
TT OF New YORK, on Monday the 29th day
of April, inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of preliminary organization 1t is
recommended that each delegate provide him.
self with sprig of EVERGREEN.
We hope that the County of Addison will
not be behind any other in the State. in the
number and responsibility of her delegation
10 this Convention. She should exhibit the
same patriotic pride to surpass other counties
upon this occasion, which she does in display
ing her wing ascendancy at the ballot boxes.
Now or never is the time to secure victory
Of which nothing can deprive us but too much
citation, which induces negligence. One
more vigorous campaign settles the ptosperi-
ty of the country, for at least the present age
Grafton. The time and expense are nothing
in comparison with the object to be attained.
The rail road company from Philadelphi to
Baltimore have reduced The fair for delegates
to $500. We learn that Chittenden and
Rutland Counties are to be numerously rep
resented. Who then in Addison County is
ready for Baltimore. Recollect every wing
is entitled to seat.
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ADVERTISING.

The following excellent remarks from
western paper on advertising, are worthy the
.srious consideration of men of business
Keep your advertisements before the people.
That IS the way to become extensively known
and get good run of business. He must be
avery selfsuiiicient man who presumes that
the people to any great extent must necessa-
rily be acquainted with his business, his stand
bis articles for sale, and his terms Of trade
lis lust as important for business man to
be known extensively as a politician. His
name must appear in print with these of his
more iudicious and enterprisng neighbors,
or soon the tradition Of his existence in the
Business world will be all that is left Of him.
The great body Of the people of the county
NAV suppose he is still hanging on TO the
skirts Of trade in a state of suspended ANNA
ton. and will prefer to lend their patronage
to these who invite them with an earnestness
which shows they will be grateful for their
custom anu awe 10 tile!r accommodation.
"A friend remarked to us the other day
that 4 business that was not worth advertising
is not worth doing. There is much truth in
the remark. but truth that does not seem TO
BE- appreciated by most of our business men.
Many nen think TO cease advertising is econ
om7, and that it reduces expenses; that if
they have but LITTLE business to do, it is not
worth adverlising-if they do a great deal
there is no use of advertising. Is advertising
less useful than insuringl Is it less than
eigul Is it less essential to good business
sand! We think net. man does not buy
his goods to keep them on hand. If he did,
T. might be well 10 insure without advertis-
ing.
Aeaiu-adveriising is n travelling sign
10 business man will hesitate TO pay twenty
dollars for sign. where he would never think
Of paving hall the sum for advertising. The
oar Is a SIGN seen only by those who pass the
store. and can see the goods that are for sale
as well as the sign. The advertisement is a
comprehensive sign. that comes under the
eye Of hundreds, who never see the sign over
the door; yet some pretend to argue that be-
c7use some men have done good business
bout advertising, il is unnecessary. He
nj 1t as well argue that because some have
made money without industry, industry IS
unnecessary.''
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NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY.

We cannot understand why the Tribune
and Albany Evening Journal are making such
terrible outcry against the proceedings of
this party. The Native American party
seems to be composed OF proselytes from
both the other parties. and combined for
purpose disconnected with the general poll
tics Of the country. We have ever advocat-
ed an adherence to party discipline, and yet
there are some great emergencies when the
political trammels may and must be laid aside
for time to correct some very pressing over
fnadOvirg evil which may be preying upon
The vlta!s Of the country, and which can be
accomplished in no other way. Such we
believe was the state of affairs in the city of
New York. Owing to the influence of their
numbers upon the result of elections the Ro
MAJ Catholics IL New I ork had been grad
n-ly acquiring an ascendlncy which threat
oned DESTRUCTION to ali the revered institutions
Of the city. ard almost ostracized Native
Americans from once and profitable employ
meni. Under pTetence OF sectarianism the
Protestant Bible was denounced as the Herr
tics rule OF faiti aad banished from the pub
he schools. In the middle of the 18th cen,u-
~ IN the very land of pilgrims the mitered
representative of ST Peter seems TO have
usurped power as arbitrary and as bigoted,
and TO command a submission as ahject as
that witnessed among the crouchiug slaves
who Immediately surround the Vatican itself.
For years popish priests have controlled the
desiinles of the city. For the purpose of in
creasing party strength, vast proportion of
the city Offices have been placed in the hands
OF papis;s by the locos who have generally
been in power. The city funds have been
shameiully squandered, taxes enormously in
creased, and the municipal government ad-
mnistered to accommodate the interests oflo-
co partisans and demagogues. The patience
OF the Native Americans was utterly exhaust
ed. The spirit of religious freedom and ha-
tired of ecclesiastical despotism from which
'prnug this great republic offreemen was ar
reused. Individuals Of both political parties
breaking loose from the ties of party united to
purge the government of the city and purify
Its institutions from the taints of Romish big
otry and superstition. They nominated a
hrst rate whig, pledged to reform, for May
or. The great body of the whig party sym
pataIsed deeply in cause fraught with so
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24
HENRY A. WISE.

This notorious, clustering STAKEHOLDER
from Virginia, member of Congress, has
been appointed Minister to Brazil S. A.
under a salary. it is said, of $1,000
This is the fellow who bent the Utmost
powers OF his emaciated frame in reject
ing proposals to recognize the indpend-
ence of the republic of Hayti least he
should be compelled toassociate in the
same circle WITH a colored minister
How can he now reconcile himself to the
appointment that he has received docs
he not know that he is going to govern
ment of mixed races2 But he may console
himself from the fact, that the Brazils are
less mixed than any other of The South
American provinces. Nevertheless Henry
must sit in the Brazilian court with the
very class ofpersons which his fair over
ginia sun-burnt skin caused him to reject.
Indian, African and mixed-blood min
listers will pour in around him, and theVer-
ginia brawler will find himself among more
than his equal. Perhaps the existence of
slavery in Brazil, or the color of South
American gold is sufficient to induce the
ohivalr0us son of Accomac, to sacrifice
his principles !-PhiLadelpnid Elerator.
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THE
Patent Lace.
INVENTED BYE. p. BANNING MD.

{ht EN- Ell - L. 4. Da N4ftANG MIL
OF PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania,
VIII be kept constantly on hand by DR..
W. p. Russell, Of MiddIehury, be having
purchased of the Original Patentce the er-
ctgSirc right to make and rend the same with
in and for the County Of Addison. VT, aud
in Essex County State Of New FORK.
The Paient Lace has now been before the
public for a number OF months-hundreds
have been applied in different parts of the
country, and with a success never before
cqualled by a1y remidiai agent. Numerous
well authenticated certificates of its beneficial
influence in the removal Of diseases Of long
standing, might be furnished from this imme-
diate vicinity-in addition TO the statement
Of cases and certificates of cures furnished by
DR.. Banning aud others. But this is not
deemed necessary, &c az the present time ref
erence can be given to individuals wearing
the Lace in nearly every Town in the Coun-
ty.
PHYSICIANS have long felt the necessity of
a supporter differently constructed and more
perfect in its adaptation to the human form
than any that had been presented to tie pub
lie. The invention Of DR. Bannins's meets
with their general appreciation, IS it is de-
signed to relieve symptoms, and TO remedy a
reached by medicines alone.
The decent or displacement of the yicera
from relaxation of the abdominal muscles or
other causes tends to alter and deraBge the
function of every organ in the human system,
and in many cases this deviation from the
natural healthy position Of parts is the sole
cause Of general debility in Males s. Females
OF Dyspepsia, affections Of the Stomach and
Lirer Paipitqtioa Of the Heart, Spinal Irri-
tation, Hgsteric HyYocondria. Piles, ProidP-
sas Uteri, Suppression Of Urine. The Bron-
c6itis of public speakers, and incipient Con-
suraaiion-all of " hich viii be much relieved
ifnot entirely removed by the use Of the Pa
tent Lace, when their existence IS caused by
Physical arrangement and mechanical dis
placement of parts which can be readily as
certained by observing the form and symp-
toms Of the person affected.
This instrument has been examined by
Drs Mott, Rogers, Frances and Griscomb
of New York, the Faculty Of Pittsburgh.
Hartford and New Haven and has obtained
their favorable testimony.
Application for the Lace can be made AZ
the house Of the subscriber, two doors south
of the Court House. Patients at distance
will be visited at their residence if required
A specimen Of the Lace together with va
rious kinds of the most approved Irusses
now in use can at any time be examined at
the Druggist store of Russell s. Gridley Ersr
door south Of the Post Office.
w. P. Russell.
Middlebury, FEB. 9th 1874. 40tf