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The New York herald., 1845-02-26
A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP.
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THIS preparation for the gentemans toilet assist
the very necessary duty Of removing the beard As
emolen its chemical cenbnaon such soothe all
irritating influences the skin which arise from
the Of containing alkal makes rich and durable
oens he beard to prepare ET the Izo and renders
referred 70 the following notices from persons who have used
the article:-
TO Independent Gentlemen Dho Shaps Inemselpes-We
Co of this city The feel of upon the face dslghtful
keep the best possible terms with his OF all
soft SOAP and have felt different kinds Of the ar
ale we give this the preference Il Evening Mirror N Y
Chinese Shaving is the name Of an admirable
CO.. Of New York. We ignorant Of the ingredients Of
which compounded but its effects delightful
ton which is seldom caused by shaving with other
'lt'on that we ever used o gentlemen who chance to
The beard Of Hercules or irowning Mars"
we would warmly recommend this excellent article
can be procured teore Of Mr. g. w Fowe 1888 Washing
ton street-lFrom the Yankee Boston, Oct. 10, ie4!
A. Sands Co.. New York Of the best articles
in the way Of shaving that touched mans chm
a New Lurmy-A 8. Sands Co., New ork, have pre-
pared entirely article for the gentlemen who prefer
TO perform their own tonsorial operations called Shaving
Ceam aprenaraon which is highly exfoed by AL who have
pleasant and its truly be denominad shaving made
ssy IL softens the beard greatly 10 facilitate the opera
on Of the in removing while at the same time I'm,
parts peculiar smoohnss and soness the shin We would
cmnend every one 70 try IT, assuring them that although
get shaved by purchasing the article for sale IN this city
by Mr. Fowe Washington street, opposite School st.
Boston Traveller, October 4 1874.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS
Co. Chemists and Drpgsst, ~ eoTs F Of Cham
and n East Broadway Price 50 per jar. liberal dis
count tn the trade. I'll lmem
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DE COHBlTr may be consulted conndcutiay Ar his OF
= nee y Dnans street, two DOOR from Chatham Stranger
T.,os sos1s q a. s CITY Of @ Esw ES.
ee,an classes Of diseases now over eleven yes II IL S;tv ~
Ney York; which enge ,his entire aepuon The annals Of
meoicne d0 record 81 ar succss than be found IN b
o'SS The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against us
are in few days renewed entirely from he svse r.. ~
you are judeiously treated By person legally qualified md
aoS py eno quac.s ~ there them ths
atty Persons aeted with pIotseted nvetsras cssss
osh n9' oeps 81 ce9g m rssorsd health applying D
rputaon f sll and respecbily Str;enres sussvs IN
cerair dssass in Of its forms u dao SmSsc - ~
RINDERS B0ADs-S.tons Of Binder boards for sale bv
PERSEE 4 BROOKH
nre No. IS ssd ~ Nas~ss o.
W..a'SS1f;7' ..'S :; III a5i 2!|iIS ES,Y g q, %
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IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical lns specially
n2ss OF ong standing receive advice and meaicins traits
VA 1{ application, ssishs nsms or at
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IFrom the Evening Po.t.1 .
DENTlSTRY.57". DIR. A. G; CASTLE who has lived a
snvabIe emipease profession. He Artificial
prepared composition form Paste 70, filling hollow
or decayed tender eeh which, while ress the action OF al
durable for l. peculiarly adapted o nervous
and Dr. Castle with great care we nave personally
tried his skill and recommend him."
DR. A. Castles Offices 38l Broadway. no lm*dh
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
HAVE YOU A COUGH?


no not neglect it. Thousands have met premature death
u for the wat of little attention a common cold.
HAVE YOU A COUGH?-Dr Jayne's Expectorant, safe
medical prescription containing drugs and used
n an extensive practice for several yea will most positively
afford relief end from that awful disease
consumption which annually sweeps the grave hundreds
Of the young the old the fair the lovely and the gay
Have you cough-Be persuaded purchase bottle Of e
vypectorant to-day.tomorrcw NAV be too late:
Have you cough-Jayne E. is the only remedy
should take TO you; for pan that
Of the thousand where h, used has failed
leye
Prepared and sold BY Dr. jayne 90 South Third Phi
No 70 Fulton street. s Broadway and n East Broadway
ia2Q Int
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FOR'THE PILES.
r UNIVERSAL COMMEN NDATION.-From every city,
" foNun and vllare where IInham,s XElaE II

IJNlVEKSAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every CITY,
pr tSTn and yIl,1Ge where Dr. upham, XEGE ABiE
ing intelligence Of excellent effects have been received by the
cases which were de- med ncurabe
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island, after using two
boxes Of the Electury the following
obtained the medicine suffering severely from an attack
Of the Piles and for two months had been afflicted with severe
headache accompanied by sensation at the somach
There about the head bu! the body legs and
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and
ated natural perspraon the whole body and am now
in better health than have been for years.
gentleman Who had long been subjected to Files suffering
Intensely from their continuance, informed Mr. Mitch. 265
Bowery N " that their complete removal eectd BY the
use Of the Vege able Eectua.y This individual had tested all
m, the sss with
lily manifested its happy this complaint and most
which the Eecnary has attained based solely the great
and lasting benefits attendant upon its use.
This certes that used Dr. Upham's Pile Eletuary moro
than ago, for Piles, of which complaint cured me-
still use it when occasion requires and prefer it to any other
medicine 10 morbid accumuiations
IN the stomach and bowels and yuy the bloodand after
having used great variety Of elteye this to be su
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold 10 this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
Physician confined Office practice for the treatment of
Chronic Diseases No. 1876 Bowery Medical advice in rela
tion to the above any other complaints gratis
~ Prlce OF the EIecnay, One Dollar Remember that the
st. Office hours from A. M to Up M.
YmdG GwNn
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WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS =!
VITORMS xwent from he stomach and bowels

WORMS swspt away from The stomach AID bowels BY
destruction They nnder its searching influence
ly and expelled with the in which they embed
Of the disorder should take place few dosss Of The
eject not weaken repetition Those who .usr from
?,Ies Remitten. Fever my complaint whs,e amid
VI "a, age valuable remedy; Sold by the Assss,
SANDS Dusgists No. 70 Fulton street, ~ Sscadway.
n Eat Broadway sace smsm
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ina ,m.ec

The Glove Anodyne the best Of all Toothaehe Remedies
II and certain effects curing the most violent
toothache pain in the gums in minute. . -
Experience has proved that this anodvDe composition will
give immediate relief after the failure Of every
other remedy; it pleasant the and smell will not
jne the teeth gums and few applications will
entirely the and from decaved TOOTH so
pain proc eds from the face OF from the gums
apparently sousd this application will sys speedy relief by
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS 90. Druggists and
Ghems 2s Broadway corner Of CHAMBERS street Granite
by Druggists generally throuA Ahout the United States.
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ASHE ASb rkhFGcT 2H8FsAH cHRENTho.. 1MMhD.AnH nho
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
Glazing pangs of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never fail to quiet forever the
unmercift,l offender
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
CELEBRATED RASPAIL CIGARETTE,
BY GRANDJEAN

CELEBRATED RASPAIL CIGARETTE, Il
BY GRANDJEAN.
THE MOST respectable physicians in New Xork will cerl
%
% s 5 To- y m III.
them becomes lmpregnated at the ordnry temeratue with
camphoraed perumed the lungs holding
the ute in the mouth by the amaer end exactly as common
Mr. RasPail. direction be had only Of rapdean
from broadway in Barclay street re iwsTc
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
THE hou.ehold ties! the household ties!
How beautiful they
With ROSY lips and laughing eyes,
Red cheeks and golden hair
How sad is childess married life
Wealth can no JOY afford; .
Cold looks tn. husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord
But LoyE's ELIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove
And crown with living blossoms soon.
The bed Of fruitless love
Lucina Cordial barren wives
1t turns to mothers fair,
And the fond name Of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In uehorrea and in geets,
II proves sovereign balm;
Consumption, too, conqueror meets
its unfaling charm.
Eiuphons, lassitude and pains,
In back, or ,ins or chest;
Disease brought on by sudden strains,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wondro, Cordial cured
No more their victims vex.
Thus by its aid is health insured
AT once to either
Let all who suffer from disease
Or fault in Natures Law
Seek from this gr nd specific ease,
At Nnety-two Nassau
And No 3 Court Boston; No. North Sixth street
BY sending remittance have up
OF the Onon Price 80 per bote-$24 dozen. I'll lm*
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
di9c W. 8. RICHARDHON. M. D.. Asrnf.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
ofthe city Of confidently recommended fqr all cases
It remedy sterty, baenness.
(unIess depending mal-formation.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Umon
Once Of College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau
strct w. D. HlCdAHDSON, M. D., Agent.
d10rc
NTOTICE--MADAME REsTELL, Female Physican.
IN would in Of the
Office all letters eeats be addressed Box INSTEAD
Of heetofos TO her residence lee greenwich
f8 lmsrc
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To / II
OR. HULDS UTERO a.

To / F1H LADIE1I5.
JTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
Prolapsus U,syi. or Falling Of the Womb,
by extsrnal application, surerseding the use
Of the objsctifmal Pessary, Is confidently re
com mended TO tho afflicted a. the means Of
perfect restoration to health, il never having
failed Of performing a cure, even undsr the
raost aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained a very high
character IN Europe a. well AZ in this country
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. 70 well known @
- the victims Of Syphc diseases, the successful
sctticneI that New York can boast 9 in Tie treatment q
found at his old Once Dr. Johnson satisfy that
he n legally qualified TO- practise Physc and Surgyhat be
knowledge Of general disease thfouhs
Of your general "Phy.ican.and tnas b: skill in the t,sst
oase and Structure Of the Urethra preemnent My patenb
Ars not only from every p Of the United States but tsy
from the West Indies and Canads average
so patients year di.sountsqanes anasssy in any form
in the country where they find physician skilled in
he treatment Of their disease Every case undertake
make charge No how long you may have 9st
scsqr ulesr upon =: BODY or ]. ts throat pa.
il curablo. Constitutional Weakness. sometimes
called Seminal brought by secret habit ndugsd
eii. maady Many ynfoItnnat. victim e this unnatural
the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of nteecs
togeulness polpiaton Of the heart aversion to society
3D. guarantee Post paid letters with stame15
faass str~s o.. donv from f,hssh,m .tr-~f fe '-sm
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

MEDICAL CONSULTATION
EOR D Gf the Scalp and Hair by GRANDJEAN,
the only the United States who has devoted himsef
entirely to the study Of this part OF the human system
Consultation and Remedy. y..................S S2
Written Advice and Prescriptions S.
Applications letter. particularly the OF the
person. the color Of the hair and all the details possible of the
dis-ase. address GRANDJEAN. No. Barclay street, post
paid. f22 lw*rc
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that time majority, and l8 two-thrds-a differ
ence OF only four. Gould not these four be bought
up with foreign missions, or any thing else Where
ton Of foreign territory 10 ,hs reaty-making pow
er? After an able argument OF about an hours
duration, Mr.. McDuffie closed, by declaring that
the monarchs Of Europe, and Sir Robert Peel,
the United States Senate and he said that, If this
resolution was defeated by the action of the Sc.
nate, the government Of The United States would
become, and justly become, the laughing stock OF
all the courts OF Europe
Mr. ALLEN secured the floor, and at 8 o'clock, on
his motion, the Senate adjourned
mr. Berren made his appearance during the
speech of Mr.. M'Duffie, looking very much reduc-
ed from his late sickness. The indispositon and
weakened sight of your Senate reporter, must ac-
count for the absence of even an outline of Mr.
MsDuffie's able and ingenious argument
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
MEHlCAL NOTIUE-

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ varsty Of Syphitc Mercua other disea who
have been only half cured By quac had better carefully
the following letter
DR.. Cooper-Sir :Iast July contracted prvatu
disease and immediately applied Doctor who promised
cure me in week continued with him two months. bat
gradually acting tried after another oil the
advertising and each one pIomissd po.sy %
aey and that hey doctors concluded into
the hospital where the doctors kept under Of
for eight weeks throat and liberated pains
in all my ionu. .ad my body covered With ulcers. wM
medicine, and Advised southern climate. Ile
the hospital and by advice Of several friends placed mys
under your the first of January last we'll aud
restored to perfect health. wish thi. published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper warrants every case how long
andng Of Glset Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
cases of private maadies cnred hour without interfering
with the patients habits Dr. Coopers Office Duane street,
two door from Chatham u. No cur fel lmsm
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or OrsAHsAPARILLA,
~ 0rvTIAr SAssArRAs prepared BY the N. York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
In. rsa and nsss S gs'd
above herbs s confidently rscommended b, the College
6ntey superior any extract Of Sanspa befors
the public and may be relied ,ain remedy for all
dsssss. anE from an mpurs sIas Of the blood saeh
pain IN the bones or joints nodes
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis or an iniudicious use Of mercury.
in cssss of Rsif dozen Bo;ie:...'. '' ''
Cases forwarded TO all parts of the Union.
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
di9rc w g. HICHARDHON, M. D.. Arrpt.
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The vote was reconsidered, and the question
being upon It's passage, on motion OF Mr. DAY.
TON, the bill was laid aside till tomorrow
The special order was announced
Mr.. Hr0ER said that the Senator from GeorQia
was very much lndisposed, and unable to leave
his room. Mr.. II. therefore suggested that other
business be resumed.
VoIcss. Agreed-agreed.
Mr.. McDurFIE protested. Enfeebled as he was
he would speak himself, rather than the question
should be postponed.
Mr.. ARCHER was agreed to hear the Senator
He thought II would be fair and appropriate, az
there had already been one speech on the whiR
side TO-DAY.
Mr.. MoREHEAD concuned
Mr.. Archer sid that he had no disposition to
press this privilege upon the honorable Senator
now. II he desired It, he would, doubtless be
awarded the floor first in order tomorrow.
The CHAIR said the question was on taking up the
special erder
Mr.. WALKER called for the ayes and noes. and
they were ordered, and resulted-ayes 80. noes III
on the House resolution for
:. ANNExINe TsxAs TO THE UNITED STATES.
Mr NJ DUFPIE said he rose without a note OF
preparation. or the slightest preparation, he was
called upon to speak upon this bill He had come
out OF sick room, and though scarcely able "a
sana upon ms feet, he was present this evening in
tne expectation that the vote might be had on the
bill. But IN order that the Senate might not loes
any portion OF Its time remaining, he should give
iew OF tne more prominent views which suggest.
60 'nemsslves ,s 70 ms mind, upon this resolution,
he TOOK up the proposition chad Congress the power
10 admit new State into the Union without the
jurisdiction of the United States at the time Of the
adoption OF the Federal Constitution ~ He main.
tsined the affirmative Of the proposition with
much force, arguing that it was a safer power
the power to admit new territory-in the
hands Of Congress than under the control
OF the Executive and the Senate He con.
cluded that, at the time Of the adoption of
the constitution, il could not have been contempls.
80 .o giys tins ysst power 10 tho small body Of
men constituting the Senate, oi whloh Il wsSc 4
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
EDICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS OE THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. esabIished for the sup
attention to all diseases Of private nature and
hdently promise to requiring medical treatment,
safe and permanent without injury the constitution
confinement from business nvaids particularly requested
% make application to the College The first Appearance Of
thus avoided One Of s members Of the College, for many
years connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
cure Of those complaints attends for consultation daily from
II f6 Stsjs9s SGSFf
living in the country and finding make per-
sonal application have forwarded than
all medicine: requisite perform radical by stating
case explicitly together With all sympoms time Of eonsco.
paa sss post
dlsrc
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure gcnorrhe, geef. seminal emsssons and all
purulent discharges from the uehra These pills. the result Of
twenty experience the Hospital de Ckarte Paris
an nfbe remedy for all diseases Of the urihrs They
cure in much shorter time than Other remedy, without
otpg the breath disgesng with the stomach confnemen
fro business Price per box Sold At the College Of Med
s11 Ss and nc PhAmacy g Ns''an ',tsss NJ -
RiCUkD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE psr.
~ wdneV Of Pimafy secondary syyhits venerea
Of mercury or unskfu medical treatment All persons
pectng yenerca faint remaining in hcir stem should
this powerful purifier without delay, consider
himself safe after having the veneva disease without thorough
soid n sinss bottle: 81 each half dozen ss
carefully pached and sent all parts Union Sold at The
di9rc w. B. MCHAFOSON. M. D.. Agent
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And No 3 Court Boston; No North Sixth street
hiladephia Persons ordering this medicine from the country
by sending remittance have
Of the Union. Price 50 botte$2 dozen. fiji Inn
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-07-02
GEOLOGICAL DISPLAY.

Never was menagarie SO imposing anu
extensive formed and displayed IN lhis coun-
ty. IT. is said that this company now own
very nearly all the animals kept for exhibition
in The United States, and, that they are gen.
,lemeu of wealth and character. All persons
eunoved in the exhibition are teetotallers,
and suffered TO indulge in no habits offensive
TO a moral and religious community. An ex-
ceIlent opportunity will be presented to those
who nave geological taste to crafty their
curiosity TO the fullest extent. Our Juvenile
friends at least, should not fail of witnessing
this grand display. Our Equestrians too
should be there. Only think. Seventy Of
finest specimens Of horse flesh in the United
States in grand procession, aud then to be ac-
cempanied with four monstrous elephants
caparisoned in the most magnificent style,
and in comparison reducing the rest OF ami
NAL creation to lilliputian proportions Apd
then to see Herr Driesbdch, second Daniel
10 the Lions Dec, and rivaIIing old Agathoeles
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-07-02
Qua NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

The United .Stptes Journal thus speaks Of
the sending Of Mr.. McLane TO London;
There is one apPoin'ment-a most i'm
pprtant oue-whiCh we cannot record with
ont entering chr snlemn protest against its
ratification by the Senate of the United States
and that is the appointment of Hon. Louis
McLane rs Minister to the Court of James
A Fedcralist of the old Hamiltoni1n school
one who, if our bovhood rccolleciiOns do
;iot play US false, was the volunteer defender
nnd advocate OF the Hartford Convention OF
the Glaor of Cougress-onc who has received
his thousands from the National Treasury
IL among the very last who should hare been
taken from the head ola mammo;hmonopoly
II represent oar Country abroad al this juno
ture Of our national affairs.
1--WE believe thar he has been uniform
supporter of the United States Bank, and an
equally decided opponent of the Sub Treas
u-y. We learn from the Albany Alias OF
Thursday, tina, he Oppose d the election Of Mr..
Van Bnren III S;'5 and in $40 he again voted
against the republican candidate, and in favor
of Gen Harrison. aud yet. after all this, be
has bean made Tie recipient OF the highest
diplomatic gift of ti.o Government
I'VE trust we 81 Il therefore be pardoned
for stating. thus pli.niy. our modification and
sorrow at the selection which has been made.
il has srieved us mere than we care Cst now
20 express in words
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-07-02

JAMES G. BIRNEY.-We have, under the
signature of Birney, letter to P. Shaftcr,
Esq, in answer TO aletter asking Mr.. B. how
he could consent to take any Office which re-
quires an oath that he would support the con-
stitution. requiring the return of runaway
slaves, sc. This was when Mr.. B. was a
candidate for the Michigan Legislature. Mr.,
B. savs:-
"Such parts of the Constitution as are OPP
posed TO the law of God, TO common justice,
to humanity, to good morals, reject as nc
part thatinstrument. Isbould have no hes
itatoiu in affirming to supper, the constitu-
lion of government, whilst should be prepar-
ed indeed TO consider myself bound, TO disre-
gard any immoral provision that may be found
in it,
Now if we understand Mr.. Birney, he was
ready to affirm, under the pains and penal
ties Of perjury, to support the Constitution,
(of course all its provisions without reserve
for he cannot qualify.) if elected, and yet
mentally" intended to break the oath which
his lips utteri" A fine candidate for Presi-
dent.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-07-02

/. That strong, unwavering attachment
TO reforms, principles and advantages oil
republican government and cdesire TO erteTd
them 10 as many indiriduala, and orer as
broad a surface, as possible, are now,as they
ever have been, the great characteristics oil
American democracy.
Resolutions 2, 4th, 9th, only amplify he
foregoing.l
6. Resolved, that the Annexation of Texas,
BY widely extending the domain OF this re-
pubIic-by Strengthening our means ofde-
fence in war, and greatly increasing ourre-
sources in peace-wthout adding 10 the num-
bers ofthe enslaved-lrHhout increasing the
reiatire political polrers of the sLdrehoLding
Interests Of this eounfrvOwiIl guaranty the
blessings ola republican government 10 mil
lions of patriotic and kindred beings who
might Otherwise be reduced to become the
oppressed and unpriviledged subjects of Eu-
ropean despotism.
This is not the time, nor ours the DISPOSE
ton 10 Comment upon such statement as
this. We have too much respect for the
memory of General Jackson and too much re-
gard for the obsequies which are every
where in the Union in the course of celebra-
ton, 10 sneak in other than terms OF kindness
Of the man. He has passed where human
censure and praise must alike be 10 him in
different. Men have ceased 10 be his judg-
es, and 10 higher power than public opin-
ion he is now accountable, but Of the senti-
ment we quote we may speak without Civ
ing offence 10 any one, but TO those who are
not independent enough 10 discriminate be-
tween man and the opinions he utters.