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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
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MADAME REeTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
Invaluable Pewder. have been universally adopted
Europe bnt France in is,ieulsI for upwards Of thirty
sis aud remedy ie married ladies' gwh0se health
Msdsms hesss :. !: well .noyn was ioi thirty ye.i' T.
Of Vsnas aad Pan. fsyOrsa by hex grss
hose great in medical specially aptet
vsed well this country 10 Europe Her soluaint
with the physiology and Of the female frame,
enables herby the decline and i'll health married
females, the meridian Of life and the consequent
pd and en apparently nexpcable which consig1
1aay fond mother 10 premature crave-to their
postonsespecliy Of married emale.which in 1908 led T.
tie discovery of her celebrated Preventive Their
adoption has been she Of preserving only the health.
locr. r.
The advertiser eliag the imPorncs Of this subject and
sastng The vast benefits resulting to thousands by their ado
son would respectfully the attention Of the
sd by all that ts hold near and dear e their eensderaon
.nbjee by simple and healthy means within our eo1tro
.itstingly answer IN The affirmative Price Eve dollars sc
be Forwarded by mail part Of the United sse, 40
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office, 4s Greenwich
New York Office hours from AM. to o'clock PM
Office IT q 2rs
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, Nc
J. wslfing-iOiN r. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, Nc !.
sectfay informs the public that he his from Phi
adelpha to 42 Water street. Of Pike New York City,
where he continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least
necessity invented made aud won artificial leg ior ferry
aud hecn for thirty ave feels conf
dent OF giving satsfacton to all who call on hi FOR Legs
Hands, Arms, the Common W OGDEN Leg. DIG I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

FEMALE MUNfhLf PILLS
OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvariabe Of
" Madame Hestels Female Monthly Pills in ali Of I
regularity soppage of those functions
pr which the health Of female depends aimee
their Introduction into the United States about four years,
and limitations constantly attempted 10 be
pamed OF for the genuine Cheap pills purchasx
Fenalc Monthly Pills. with the object Of selling them,
cautioned agains, these attenpt. impose them
sufficient here state that all Female Monthly Pills
at those sold MADAME Eestss Principal Office,
M Greenwich street, New York aud Essex street. Dostons
Price g. Madame EesscIis Egrsrrs written the
u each box.
NJ They be use BIZ married single, BY foowiss
the directions epcossd inside Of each box Sold also by
pontmnt se Grand street. Of Allen. New York
nIl I'm
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DIR. THOMAS Specific PILLS,

for the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gonoh9a oieet
Structures, Seminal Weakness and Diseases generaiiy
Of the Urethra, - a,
THE class oil delicate diseases which these riis are 30 VIII
that all classes society subject less TO fall into is
malignant grasp nd blasted reputation and borne down IN
suffering in body mind. the victim Of It's progress 10 eady
thing offers reasonable hop Of recovery
Among the eQcne and OF relief that are Pac
ed before the public unfortunately Of them are peee
they promise and of them Ignorant Of the
OF the medicines they using for that pniPose
and be easily fereseen the result that the Individual
unfortunate to TALL into thar hands receives relie but
the the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite of what required in his and the that
lo only fasten the disease permanently and dx
upon patient lasting and vexatous
IL of importance the welfare of the afflicted
individual that Of this class be speedily removed and
they be removed with and safe remedies other
result the most dangerous
and happiness of the patient by leaving era
nent semnsl weakness the urethra inflammation
of the gland Of the other very serious msa-
dies which invariably follow badly treated case Of g0nor-
rhGa
Impressed with Of the great necessity that exists 10!
safe and speedy this disease Its career and
Put atop TO its ISvages the proprietor OF
variety and Of this complaint that these
rs are all that required thoroughly and
Ally from the system the first oil this complaint and "
gently exciting the parts natural action restore the patient
rom h most aggravated stages OF this disease 10 perfect and
These SPECIFIC Pills vegetable preparation, composed
the active only and entirely noxious the mos
delicate constitutions who have been partially impef
cy cured by Other medicines establish their
health by using boz or two Of this remedy
wav s Broadway Of Chambers street Pries s.
de-
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DEAFNESS.
g CA S-CI Z AMI EDIXA z DS AIIRlSTS

DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
121 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DO II cheefuly comply with the request Of Lisus Me
ntosh testify he nvadsd home unfit for duty
consequence Of fetal deafness aud discharges from his ear
that while IN New York. his England he placed
himself under .hc professional Of D Castle and Edwards
Auss Uader their he recovered his hearing, and
has returned to his military duty.
Sigred, ". McNEVEN, M p
Surgeon 10 II M. d. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DkOES.
for ncpient deafnes cafache palms. buzzings
singing sounds in the collections OF hard wax or Villa
ted sssretops of the organs Their acoustic oil has been
pua remedy as all diseases Of the ears for up
wards Of Oces removed 10 ss Droadway coz
White street. u im"ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

TO PRINTERS.
FOR SALE--Tw- founts of Tyre Ninion and Nonp,rel
al this oihc- " '" "'''"' "PP'
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PORTUGUESE FEMALk: PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPARED BY
Nh fTSRnN pG0Tyr

d. DE RQUDELOQUE, ND, LISBON PORTUGAL
THE Scieusc csmbinatioD Of ingredients Of which tns,s
P are csmposed have made them the wonder and adnr
tion OF the world They known all Europe
the only preparation d.eoyered that has proved invariably
cases being ach tat they must be used during pnency
for though always mild safe and healthy they eeaa e
produce miscarriage If used during that period.
The directions are translated into English and enveopA
rOurd with the seal OF the Importer stamped Each
tains the signature Of NJ dc Boudeloque the English d
rcctons have the sepaiure OF Dr. r. MELVEA, annorct
sgent fo- the continent Of America.
They can e BY %r p any part Of the uns
the United States Office 29 Liberty Grenwch
Price 33-hslf boxes s.? No half boxes by mail. SOLD
Boston at No. Salem Letters directed Dr. r.
Meveau, box "a, New York, will with Immediate sftes
tion All letters be post paid o10 2rn.!Awsr
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FROM LYNDON.

MRS. MITCHELL late of London, begs respectfully to
announce tothose ads requiring the aid of Miewie,
that she has completed her for permanent
ence ia New ork Mrs Nj tas received thorough medical
education and bears diploma oa the City of London Lying
Hospital to which institution she attached Midwife
for several and successfully engaged
principal in al thousand Of childbirth Mrs. NJ is
favored with high testimonials and certificates Of qualification
from tn of the London medical faculty. and
which all open for Inspection Residence ad
son.street, door from Pc ri. dis 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

(IENTLEMEN's LEFT ovg wARDROBE-Centle.
men or m'ies asirous Of converting their left off Wear
price Vs. S "
Toamlies and gentlemen quitting the city nv changing ran.
dence having any superiuous effects e dispose oI will lind il
attend them at then residence by appontment ' w wan
III. LF.VETT, John street N Y
line through tho Pest Office, otherwise will yccsv.
prompt aztec ion
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired.
NoTIcENr Levitt wishes TO inform the publ,e th., H.
connected in business 18th any peron purchasing CAL "A
clohins therefore those who make such are
mposten d2 Inns
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WONDERFUL REMEDY
vIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF iNyIGO-
RATION.

SUPPLY OF these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
"A has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian Vrey, Of
Lyons by his exclusive American agents. De Launey Gry
York Nothing equal them has yet been discovered
for removing impoency uor aibus, aectons and
nvgoang the and revvng the decayed energies Of
certain fact that be proved by in
mute for while all other medicines recommended for the
diseases admitted by their be slow Of
operation Tncture and IMMIGRATION and
make their cecr felt ii few after they made
Of Indeed their quick aud wonderful action SUCH that cold
imbsry in the constitution that
der their dominion for half hour is it possible Tor
married female to them aud remain without Offspring for
Immediately the inactivity Of which
in Of hundred the of unfuitul
They also unrivaed remedies incpient
ton dyspepsia palpaon OF the headache get
and affections OF the Kidneys and ali diseases produced by
naneless solitary habit for which they speedy and posi-
tive The TInctue taken internally and is pleasant to
the the Lotion used externally They be used
separately it'll benefit but effective when used
together. Price 81 bottle, or both bottles for So
NJ B-Pers0ns living distance have these medicines
sent the form Of powders only double the postage,
with full pn'ed directions for converting them into the Tine
and Lotion Price So for powder, So for both
when both used their Effect wonderful in removing i'm
p0teuce.) $50. .
be paid and directed to DE- Launey
& Grey, New York . -,
Information Of delicate and interesting nature which CAM
public advertisement anies each boil
lie powder These medicines should by pegt
for their exciting would be liable proi
duce abortion.
~ " f .DE LAIyNEY q GREY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

WHO Would BE- wIrhUUA TEETH, when .hs
w following Unprecedented reduction in made by
the celebrated Dentist w. Thone Dds 81 East Broadway
Cleaning Teeth 81 90
EXtractinK. Is
Stopping with his justly celebrated Mineral. IS
Single Tooth on Fivot. rs
Silyer... 800
Gold ........ 500.
complete Of Teeth the approved principles
the price CT the above
NJ BWhere entire satlsfac not gves no charge will
he made ca Vast B~osd~sv d9 im$
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

- TO LETT he plot of ground vi II the buildings
.W erected thereon suae on the nth SIDE Of 18th
betaee the 7th aud ri ro,d occupied
~ r-,ha Campoell. Apply at No. % Laight street
Iw~rc
S2 TE IDOL H. KS RE w ARD-St ed from home
VIZ large Sp'I'l ID Su day, this 81 of ecember
LILY rswe to the OF J.son His mpzz~ is bro /. II
whe spot d. head brown; 18th long hans
whit Ions hairs roond tn neck white r ck rown abort
har legs brown and White sroue rail st half fro the back
viii with 10 hair and by hi, particular iears the dog
est recognized WI will the IRE
House of Broadway and Pine street will receive
TIE above with the thanks Of the L'sta tooth
from the ri. H. side of the 10 Aerjtw. j3 3t*rs
'VnE II * "COMfANY ~ouIl m ST. suectfaIv present
ter thanks to TIE Fire Of III cry Of New York .nd
also to their friends who MD ID them exngpshing he
which rnd their the Of Nos ~ and
Gold the night the second instant aud
tions mnch uabe saved
from d:.tvacog They you'd nfom tn il aud the
rublic in tn tahough their pairing sh has
d.ro, thsir principa minufc DRY, corner Of B AID
ShsrS Iest' is still IN full ion and ali orders received
their office in Gold sha heet fore
atent,on aud desa CHI ,hop for repairs will
ranged in The front mandatory without delay.
"A 3idS'twy
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RLANCHARD,S


DATENT STATUE AOOD AND COAL STOVES for
hss parlors offices stor seamboss &c.These otoves
Statue OF Washingt the father of his
kinds of pedrtals for the FIR roa
he ne cham IA the pelest being arranged that
fire Of lble partition the Stoves
causes heat q ccute through the entire height of the
the gisi large sad auui rtdating surface. Thee
stoves have also g' hot chamber ched aud Thug
being Constructed the scientific PRINCIPLES
all svho them the great st satac uon The sub
sc invites the atteatoa Of those wanting BEAUTIFUL
npmic az duab Sooe, TO cal aud satisfy them,e Of
thu aso'e f.ts They can be in operation daily, aud M
reaces ven y IN se w'o have t1n The public will
then fair opportunity of judging the above are plain
facts For sale only 10 ths city III Grand street. on door
Of Broadway.
DE- Inrm JAMES KINDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

sc>S1 ~ WINTER VI vi LINE FOR ALBANY
Gx-axs nd the informed rte plccs-Fare tnr ueh 10
N--Mb ny g. Tn 81 endd,te mbo,t VI "A,
Capt J. scott The s'sambOst pie III OF of on
ia rdt sr-.t This Afternoon Fri az. Jan 81 o'clock
Fofp.. sg- beIs't ply board. r c. schultz
the of,c on the Sh,rC
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A1k OILY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR
vx EANo The folio wing class packers will sail
uncluaLIy advertised weather reinttingl or pas

vlcKsBURG. Cart &. &. Kerry, on the 9Th January.
OCONEE. Capt ID. jackson, on ths 10Th January.
Ia. nodtons Of snip for cabin second cabin
and such TAIL every
ynfort q Passengers during the voyage
Inc ships o. this line have commenced their regular
trips. I'd will sill punctu FIVE days rou hout the
ssson. Pasenger therefore rely detained
The price OF pas'g' beinR very low those wishing
beTths either OF the above packets d. b. applying
board, ort1 w. N j. 4. TAP5CO RI
Al their Gpnersl Passage Office,
jr " Peck Slip South street,
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TO TAlLORS.

STlNEMETT'S new and complete work the subject Of
Gu sing Garments Of every description style OF ele
guce tot to be surpassed swth the offer
ed to the ade being work wholly anything OF
M KIM heretofore nroduced by toe aid Of which person
moaee cap city ma obtain better practical kao Wedge of
eGttng IN on week than cond by the old method b. obtn
ed IN Years and he who wishes kep witt the rapd
improvements OF his art do bett than avail himself OF
the possess0n OF the work IL has already received the appr
auon o tne hrt Of the profession and ia give
he an hn, M on u Ihs aboye can be obtained OF
sets Of patterns OF all he vsrons STYLES of g,rmsS row
worn embracing all tbs different sizes from inches breast
!" -, VI oPWdios' d2l lm'ec
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WhDAME CUSTELLO
EEMALE PERIODICAL PTLLS-Gusr rntecd in eve,,
ease where the monthly periods have become irregular
noH colds &c Their csrtnty Of action ha, long been
acknowledged by tho medical rrofssos and hundreds
that have useies,iy tired vauoua boastsi remedies Car
is ssnets accessory 70 their though they contain no
medcine dettimentn 70 he constitution Advice given graft.
TO ali thsse who use The RUS, by NsdHmr Costeo u L,pe
a,d street. between Walker and Csns the iii, are ,od
Pre- u hor ia 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN hAIk WASH
THIS CELEBRATED prerantion the only one that hs,
ever been dsoovers Tor the successful expa,or OF thai
most offensive diaaass Of the head, - ~
DANDRUFF,
has dung the iat- spring and seasor been ami md
estsd by hous1nds 81 Ladies aud Gentlemen ne on.
i.stance, ha, IL failed to effect 49,
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE
IL nendsd by the celebrated skiful phy
chemists of the day Every should avail them
selves Of ts benefits, and thus clear head lnrur
OF hair 10 IL for sale by proprieor-pr,ce 81 III.
totte, and IS cents the single wash in the shep
ats 1rss n prrhE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

EoH COUGHS AND COLDS .CoNsUMPTlnN
and 'Tbrosi-fh- vtGETABLE PULMoNAKr BAL.
SAN stands un'iv,ed 1T has f.om Is 10 yea S.
Stand rd Family Medicine throug New England II is
ud by great nunnhsr phys'cns their regur
distinguished physo says he regards it az safe and
avsnisnt medicine" Another that has justly ac
CURED ni<h reprtson, and he
oatd the reasonable expectations Of hos. who have
ed u None cpnrue unless signed sampsod Reed, VIM
joan Cutler, both For sale by A. H. & D. sands drug
ssts 70 tuon srrt 27j broadway II East broadway Al
sod by druggists and apothccaes generally in New York
Price 50 cents. ItO i'm er
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

AFFAIRS OF IExAs The Cleaner arrived yes
terday from Matagorda, but brought no paper nor
any verbal intelligence 20 far could learn About
thirty passengers came the Cleaner nearly all Of
whom were Germans. They had gone to Texas nth
the view Of making II their permanent residence but
coming dissatisfied have now returned to take up their
abode In the United States Till the relations OF Texas
shall be placed upon hrmer and settled basis ith
Mexico, this country and some European powers, II s
MOTTO be expectsd either, that the tide Of emigration
should set in that direction that the present settlers
fresh from Europe should be entirely at their ease,
while the country s mensced with dsngers.-N o. Pic.
Nov. ~
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

INTERCOURSE WITH Bosros-There are now no
less than five different routs from this city to
Boston, namely' over the Long Island in steam
ers to Stoninston in steamers to Norwich to
New Haven, thence over the Springfield and
Western Rail Roads and in the Neptune to
Providence. This last is called the opposition
line, and is an excellent route. We suppose, how
ever, that all are Opposition lines" Steam-
boats cannot explode their boilers without oppo-
riiion.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
City Inteliigcnc,

FunE The fire O'Clock ss,urdy night took plscc
9th story Of brick building 7b Water street Sd door
from Burling Slip occupied By Van vinkle Randall.
Wholesale hat store, by White Barr as fur store,
and also by r. X. Clarke as hat mandatory The
roofs and all the contents Of the stCres consumed
the basement. Loss great
Coroncr's Office -MELAScHoLr OccunaEscE.-
Coroner held inquest yesterday at 1879 Henry street,
the body Of John r. Wiss ogcd 65 years, who fell
from the roof Of his house Saturday night through
the sky light Of adjoining housefracturpg his skull
and breaking his leg He token up insensible and
died shortly afer He had gone up TO the 6re which
occurred in Water street. and probably missed his footing
Ie was q native OF Long land and was very worthy
member oil the Society Of Friends.
Police Cnicc.-sUnDAY--1Har NoricE.-yustics
Matse was greatly mortified at seeing in the Sunday
Herald article in reston to that notice which was post
ed in conspicuous place in the Police Office Now az he
is oi The magistrates and has always been considered
the efficient and energetic upon the bench-he
thought little singular that he should not have known
that Le had concure1 in such very positive order and
thought the Reporter must have added Anal until he
the office ana found il to be correct He could
for the life CT himfoo!ish and mprovident man see
benefit be derived from such policy and especially
that might be stated that he had nothing TO
do with II.
Nothing rnnsrired yesterday ont Of the common run
Of Sunday which generally consist Of assault and
batteries, and cases OF anti teetoialism.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
HULL's TRUsSEs.

LAO - ONN-A1kJ n
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
~C PERSONS afflicted with Ruptures may rely
- Nupcn tho bes stIumental aid the world affords,
"a v,n application the Office, No. Vesey street,
o, eh,5 i Z. q ,!isa the Assa,' II the RIIcips &C
anime the back ped Of EIull Tuses, they endorsed
by Dr. Hull il writing None genuine be relied
good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO vcnd limitations ef ul
auencc Tee mtaons be relied upon they made
by unsku mechanics and better than the ordinary
Tfrsssa.
Rooms have bsea fitted up No. yesey street. exclusively
fer ladies' having from the business depart
nen where fe'o u IN constant attendance to wait
ruaIe nefieuka NIL lmrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

ANNELLr's GREAT PAINTING still continues to
draw great number OF admirers to view it, which
is not at all surprising as it is one Of the beet pro-
ductions OF the kind ever displayed in this city.
Those who are desirous Of seeing must 60 soon as
it is about to be removed TO some Of the larger
cities for the purpose Of exhibiting.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

CouRT FOR THE CONNECTION OF ERRoRs.-ALBA.
NY, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1914 -Present--Lt. Cover
nor presiding and % senators. No 80. Samuel Russell
vs. the City IF New York. Mr.. G.. OConnor was heard
for plf in error Mr. A. Spencer washcard for deh Ia
error and Mr.. OConnor In reply. Adjourned until to-
morrow at "a. NJ The court will again hear arguments
Of causes the present calendar the I'd dsy Janua
~ next Decisions will be made on the gath Of Dscsm.
Der instant.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

MIAMI EXTENSION CANAL.-Th work has been
suspended In consequence Of the failure OF the conrac-
tors The work Of resumng the Improvement. II re-
sued s 10 be, devolves on the Ohio Legislature
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

YoUNe GuARD.-A grand Ball will be given by
the Young Mems Clay Association, on Monday
evening, 23rd December
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
Personal Movements, SC:

Alexander Walker Esq has been appointed by the 90.
vernon the office Of Judge OF the City Court of New
Orleans In place Of the Hon Thos NJ Morgan. deceased
Mr. Mosely the editor Of the .fug, has been appoint
ed Aduinn General Of the State Of Ohio, by Governor
Mordecai BARLEY.
A splendid glass Vase manufactured by Messrs Swee-
ney Co. Of Wheeling which took the prize at the Ise
exhibition Of the Franklin Institute has been presented
Henry Clay by the manufacturers testimonial Ior
his exertions in promoting native industry.
The Cincinnati papers announce the death Of Moses
Dawson, who died suddenly at his house, the ID in
slant.
In Frankfort Ky, the fri nds Of Mr.. Clay have deter
mined 10 raise column in his honor Is to be Dorc,
volu ted less than hundred feet high, Of
the hills overlooking the metropolis Of the state Ths
column will be constructed Of stone OF which there 10 On
abundance Of the finest quality at hand.
Major Davezac has gone to visit Gen. Jackson.
Died. at her residence in Cabarras county, North Caro-
na the 22d Of November in the sad year Of her sge
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrnger, rect Of the late Gen Paul
Barringer, and mother Of the Hon d. M Barringer.