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The New York herald., 1845-02-23
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE

THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
THE hou,ehold ties the household ties!
How be eautful they
With lips and laughing eyes,
Red cheeks aud golden hair.
How sad is chdless married life
Wealth JOY afford;
Cold looks th- husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord
But LovE's ELIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
And crown with living blossoms soon,
The bed Of fruitlsss love.
Lucina Cordial .-barren wives
1t turns mothers fair,
And the fond name of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In luehorrea and in gleets,
1t proves sovereign balm
Consumption, too, conqueror meets
1t its unfailing charm
Ernptions, 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 Nature Law,
Seek from this gr md specific ease,
AT Ninety-two Nassau.
md No 10 Court Boston; No. 80 North Sixth
Philadelphia Persons ordering this medicine from the country
sending remittance, have up and any
the Union. Price So per botte-$A per dozen. FIJI
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HAVE YOU A COUGH7

no not neglect it. Thousands have premature deafh
tcJ ne y WI o. l,,t,e 't,snton 70 common cold
medical prescriptions containing poisonous rags and
extensive paccs for several Yeas will mos
% x. M ThSh 5 Annually sweeps into he
Have coughlBe persuaded 70 purchase boul. Of e
Nxpectorant to- oday-to.morrow be toe late
Have you coughlJayne's v-ctorant il The ooIv rrev
y2u should take to cu you for pan reason that in no ope
leve. ~ y ~ - -
Prepared and sold hy Dr. JayHe 40 South Third street PHI
Ng.Y yJien ssssSs, ~ SroaAwsy and y East Broadway
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sqNA |: :Ets z, S;;s ! I! a
lYzl{A
"A Fulton street,

lBETwEEM PEARL AND cLfFY, j NEW YORK.
ME keeps constantly hand large sssort-
nent o. Amencsn ana imported warranted Tools, suitable
Cheats furnished complete for mechanics families and bovs
Mechanics and Others wanting good and genuine articles are
ecommeuded TO call upon the subscriber, selling his
goods a. lower prees han any other house the city
Ware sho.es ard sgsdes. jap,na Ware SPORTING impe
ments &C. &c HENRY r. FAIRBANK a Fulton ST.,
JAY Im-ec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York.
CDR, ,sALTER's YOUNG MANS FRIEND or spe-
,.,.r enc Mixture completely bid, defiance to those pre-
ynequaed IN power neutazes the virus, and uppesses all
ne symptoms and irritation Of the disease in recent cases
generally IN twentyour hours This mixture may be reea on
y the utmost condsnse being an sndGs unsaufSd n a0r
bcrls: with the msdcins Wholsss and retail By 7, o.
Ycrk-Pnes o. 10 lm~M
The New York herald., 1845-02-23
RING'S VERBENA CREAM.

~ H. RING original inventor and sole proprietor Of
~. this justly celebrated compound shaving has at length
brought il to that perfect point Of pe ctcn beyond which
ismpUssibe transcend. There Shaving Cream
that a. approached virtues peculiarly is nor s. any
Cream has Shaving Soap received the spontane;
GUS euloges from the public in all parts Of the United
lnstitue Fat has eesSphed hundred a,d limitations
that have beard TO be the most penetrating
scented Soap known-leaving the skin soft down, and
smooth alady flat on unlike the of other kinds
warranted to ve entire satisfaction and preserve its rich
6 introduced since which c. H. Ring has by experiments
made discovery that entirely prevents it.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by Charles H.
Ring ss2 Broome street nearly opposite Centre MARKET 1t
Maiden Lane James s. AspinwGl s6 William street, and at
retail by Drug and Fancy throughout the United
States.
The directions pot signed G. H. Ring, without
which,Gt cannot be genuine. f52wsrc
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sANDS'S SARsAPAkILLA.

SANDSS SARSAPAkILLA.
and which avoid but in;tict goes further L cannot
aBSrs 70 mp1sSe % perfect ha which has di.ssvsrss
II dsyoys in The
Sn in ID % Of % hs
saa-s :Dsss held 8 e ni5If r
se.ed have useless sands saaparla has
The following certificates recently received viii be rad
Asn a%ph's' which furnished without charge BY all the
BrsHAMrroN, N. Y, Oct. II, 1874.
have ai. ted with scrofula for year, past Il ap
peared in various forms from its but did
& SS ns1 until % @ rSs su @
y then
md
sss . H s S Sy M h'f y
sd My s S
have now take" eighteen bo.; q Medicine Nv
are al healed and general health II than i :s been for
Ia ns 1w n ss
ssnS been saved TurrR
shssrfay testify the truth Of ,hs ess's
The following o,e s:ng mus. amend ,sr the
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
spsak expermenaly when say that this medicine is far
effective the Of chronic rheumatism than
other preparaon have sted Having endured
eng within the asi i've
attacks Of have recently used Sands
SarsapaIla with the happies My health bet
and my strength rapidly resurpg attribute this hsshfn
deey sympathy with those who afflicted with this
menting and painful complaint cannot refrain from
OF this valuable specific.
Having the entire confidence IN the medicine ssd skill Of
Dr. Sands induced thereby the effects OF their
para and take pleasure ia adding my testimony that
Of many Others commendatoy Of individual properties
known TO and unsolicited by the Messrs, Sands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr.,
Druggist and Apothecary,
40 and AZ Westminster at Providence, II. l.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of ts
nor value and efficacy, pamphlets which be obtained
gratis OF Agents.
Prepared and wholesale retail and for BY
A. b. & d. SANDS, Druaglsu,
70 Fulton street, 27s Broadway, n East Broadway
f6 1msec
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READ THIS.

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
"A standing mcdicne
on the frat application. neither esdnce required
No. 81 Reads street. 3. HEINE, M Di
MI Sm%rc
NJ NOT1CE--MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician.
would state that 10 Of the removal of the Post
Once all less must hereafter he addressed 2339 instead
Of heretofore or to her residence s Greenwich
I flB Imsrc
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FOR THE PILES.

FOK IHE FILES.
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-From every city,
-, town and village where Dr. Uphams yEGEi ABLE
proprietor In hundreds Of instances has tumphed
CASES which were de- med ncurable
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island. after using
boxes OF the Eectuary gave the following
obtained the medicine suffering severely from attack
headache accompanied by distressing sensation the stomach
There about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed tho
Files cured the headache and distress the stomach and
ated natural perspraon the whole body and
IN better health than have been for years
gentleman who had long been subjected to Files suffering
intensely from their continuance, informed Mr. Mitchell 265
Bowery N " that their complete removal effected by the
use Of the Eectuary This individual had tested all
but very slight ne Internal Remedy However speed
lily manifested its happy adaptation for this complaint and most
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecary has attained based solely the
This certes 1hat used Dr. Upham's Pile Eectuary,
than ago, for Piles. of which complaint it cured
still it when occasion requires and prefer to other
medicine 10 obvae cosyeness remove morbid
the stomach and bowels and yufy the bloodand after
having used great variety Of beltee , to be
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York, March 10, 1874
Sold 10 this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined Office practice for the treatment of
Chronic Diseases, No. 1876 Bowey Medical advice in rea
non to the above or any other complaints gratis.
on and sold ONLY 1856 Bowery four doors above Spring
ST. Office hours from A. NJ TO yP. M.
jy28 smdS<w*m
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q From the Evening Post.1
DENTlSTRY.-" DR. A. G. CASTLE, who has lived a
- long time in this city, has obtained distinguished and
envable emipence his profession. He insert. Artificial
Teeth and fills Teeth with skill and ability He has also
prepared composition the form Of Paste Tor filling holow
or tender teeth which, while it esists the action Of
durable for e is peculiarly adapted for
and Dr. Castle with great We have personally
tried his skill and recommend him."
Dr.. "A. Castles Offices 3sl Broadway. flo lm*dh
HUNTERIAN DiSPE NsARY, No Division street. es
IL abshed A. d. 1885, by the proprietor the
cessg Of disease Of nau and for the sale
Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the only
remedy earth that safely be relied thoroughly
this hord disease without injury constitution and with
diet hindrance from business when all else have
failed comprehensive treatise accompanies each VIAL with
v directons) which warranted eectually all
matter how long standing or how deeply seated the
ystem with less trouble the PATIENT
Of time than other medicine in the world, payw be
taken. Price 81 pe vial. d30
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

THIS is the speedy and ehectual remedy he
cure Of gonorhGa. glsei, seminal weakness and all dis
charges from the urehra IL is portable form pleasau
te being Of all those remedies that have been
found most ethcacious in curing diseases-4l
Druggists and who Wholesale will
article al the usual discount
Or G consulted in those difficult and
Of syphilis that require practical experience
he has received medical education and has confned him
self to office for the last fourteen this
Patients who have been treated unsuccesuy by Others
entrust themselves his every confidence HIS Offices
are m No Ann stree-lamp at the door Of his private Office
ia the evening" s@4 f22 Ims In
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

WHULESALE AND REIAIL
PlCkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, of the only original establishment Of
the kind offer to the notice OF southern friends
chants city and country trade the largest and
selected assortment OF Fruits before the public
pssches@Malasaturies Morris, Whhe Honest Johns, Late
Heath &C. Pine Apples, Raspberes Aprcots
natural fayors.
Also the Strawberry Raspberry Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles. Casups and Sauces. Of every imaginable de-
the purchaser.
Also cked and stewed Oysters pot,ed for espesnon and
warranted TO keep in aoy climate.
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keepem, Gr0~sTa Shin
Masters and Private Families, all invited celind OK
anime the best selected and beautiful stock e Kind
ever tefore offered to the attention of the public.
RECkHOW& VINCENT,
S. CourtaD<t ptrvet
N. B-Eghy dozn fresh Havann Pines in gooI o,dsr for
sale. Also, 1900 Oyster Kegs dIe In src
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

DR. DIXON attends exclusively General Surgery and in
- the morning that Of the Eye Sqnnting Catarac Clo
sure Of the Tear Duets Of the Lids &c The op
ference is given to several hundred in this city All
educibe of rupture permanently cured that the
be dispensed with. Mercer street. ial lm&rc
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Ser febaoarse SSaSen.
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6err Safer &arl bsr Snnfte
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Nllimmer lcin &elcit.
"9SaS mag CT b'rin perber9en?"
90 fra9t man oft mo lau9
ltne bes SeGbeices O1anael
eSerffdrft Zen Seu9erbraua.
Sis su pes SaiNre Obren
Si6 sar Die SraSe ipa9t,
Ser, font tein Sreuno bon wcrten,
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9Sie III ittb Ielbit UerIrnft, -
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cSae er 70 lang oenn bars?
Hub feb'n, = nno ImD erf6httsrt: -
SIN 1Ba9en itcbt Gin - Sars!
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eeitbter 1T immer oas Slauben; oas qBiGen
1T mibiam bas 5ance(n
Scroert 8ebaebt unb Serftanb. 8lauben
fpir barum 70 9ern.
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ten breier S6ndpie bas Saport Der 81
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tleifb baben Fam. 2fuf Mp9eneasbolm
fperoen i&brtitb bier biS feds &inoer sc,
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fern, als Die iitf1en S6fen. Scum tpiro
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feet. Ser Srduuti9am 1T nit odniI I1en
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ibm Dor bemielben entse9en, rei6t ibm Die
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21
uIpcIN1A ERErTtt

The following table of returns, taken from the Globe, confirms the information published last week in reference to the triumph of Democracy in the Old Dominion. The Democrats have majority in the Legislature; which will enable them to elect a democrat to the Senate of the U s. in the place oi Rices, and thereby rid the people of Virginia of a representative who has proven himself recreant to their best interest. The democrats have made near ly clean sweep for Congressmen
 VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
 The following returns indicate democrat ic majority in both branches of the State leg islature, and that the democrats will elect thirteen or fourteen of the fifteen members of Congress to which the State is entitled l. does us good to record such returns. Ii they continue 10 come in so from other States we shall beg our successors to let us record them gratis but, if they shall come in like the Connecticut did few weeks ago, wt shall beg to be off to old Virginia, our na' tive State, in hurry, where we (the fsca partner) intend to reside, any how.-Globe
 House Of Dcippqies
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21

NEWSPAPER SUBseRIPTIoNs.-We extract iron the instructions of the Postmaster General, to depu ty Postmosters, the following plan for the oonYen. fence and facility of paying subscriptions to news papers. It constitutes each Post office DePosito- " and each Postmaster an agent for publishers oi papers. This plan obviaes all difficulties, delays, and risks of transmission by the mails. We pre- sent especially to the notice, and earnestly recom mend it to the adoption of all our agents and sub scribers. There is, now, no longer any excuse for delay in making their payments. Let them deposit the amounts ihey ,eih their Postmaster, and send us hts ecepi-i' 'ol be good specie 10
 '.Money for newspaper subscriptions, not exceeding Sl0 in each case, may be paid to a Postmaster for the purpose of being paid to the publisher of a newspaper at any oth- CT office. The P M. is, in such case, to give to the person paying the money, reeeip therefor, and 10 advise forthwith the Post master, who is to pay said amount, of sucl deposit Upon presentation of this receipt the amount is to be paid over, The Post master receiving the amount Is to debit him self herewith in his account, and the Post master paying that amount is to credit him. self herewith, in his account of contingent expenses.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21
AGENTS FOR THE HAMMER.

 The following gentlemen have kindly consented o act as agents for our paper in receiving the names oesnbscrbers, &c They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, on account oi ulis oi fee. and to give receipts for the same
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the State. Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication and willing to aid us by becoming agents, willbe pleased to inform us of the fact; and their names shall be added to the list
 MADISON CouNrY-Mai. w. H. Wilson, Hants- viae. John c. Sumner, P. NJ, St. Paul
 PERRY CoUNrY.-John l.. Houston, P. M', Per- ,yeiile.
 UNION CeuNrv.-John H. Gornis, Sheriff " Chapman. Union c. II,
 CAano1 CouxrY.-H. s. Laderty, ?. M' Car rolon. 1t,.t Rsioa ,,.ta, ,...: SEWER Couxrx.-A T. Pettus, Pine Hoods Pos ofice. o.,.c n.,..o. Booasboro. ]. C. Pittman, P. M., Street Home Lee c. Blakenore, BesioarHe. IzARp CoUNrY-Asa McFeltch, Athens, Jacol Wolf P. M, i2afd c. F.
 JOHNSON CouNrY.-Moreau Rose, and Thomas Powers. P. M. Clarkspi7e. Dr. Wm. Gray, Asfse-  PIKE CouNrY-Jesse Jenkins, r. M., 1u7JfeeS boro
 Scorr couxrY.--NIiles T. Scott, Esq, Boone vue
 SALINE CouXTY.-Ezra NJ Owen, Esq.' Beatos. 55el....
 WAsurA CeuNTY,-Wiliam Foster, ioSier P. 0. c. c. Scott, Esq., and J A. Pile, Caiaden.. PorNsETy CouNry.--W. c. Aredge, F. M BRApLrv CouNrY.-Ja's Bradley, Esq, lPatrea MIssIss1prI CouNrY.-Col. A. c, BialSemore, 0sceota.
 Post Office John M Mitchell, P M., GatnesrlHe CLAaK CouNry.-John speer, .Aatoiae LAwRrxce CouErY-Gen. John ;. tieklin, and Andrew Hammond, P. M, Jackson Booker ben nett, P M., Smatrlfe
 RANDOLPH CouNrY.-W. R. Hunter, ?. NJ, Po- taaoaias Col William Jarett, and Joseph Spikes, Fourcte DRmas
 IvprpexprNee CoUNrY.-Dr. James E. Pelham Batesrile Patrick Childress, 0il- Trough Bottom JACKSON CouNTY--Wm H, Morris, r. M. and Col. James Robinson. Elisabeth.
 NEWTON CouNTY.--John M. koss, Jdspef. BgSroN CouHrY-A. B. Greenwood, Bentoaptiie. CRAwFoRp CouNTY.-Mai. Ehas Rector, ana sa- mnel Ednonason, Tori Salih. Eli Bell, ten BtfsA. YELL CouNry.-Dr. James N. Floyd, DanrttHe, popE CouYrY.-Thomas A. Howell, Nofristoea, s. NJ Hays Doper
 CONWAY GouNTY.-H H. Higgins, r. M., ana John Murray, Eelrisbarg.
 LAFAygrTE CoUNrY-Gov. James S. Conway, Comrag
 JEFFERSON CoUNTY.--S. Dafdehhe, Hem eaS- coag.
 ARKANSAS CouNTy.--Geo. Cross. John |. Jones, and Gen Samuel Mitchell Post of .4rtansas DEsa. CouNrY.-Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon FULTON CouNrY.-Hon. Enes C. Hunter, r. M Soufh Fonk
 PHILIPS CouNTY.-ITon J. C. P. Tolison, He- ena.
 CRIrrENpEN CouNTY.-Peter G. Rives, Esq, and ". N Stanton, Esq, Marion
 T,.tgg1 Icf1 Afouat VerHoa.
 Ix THE STATE OF TENNEssEE.-Jesse NJ. Tate Esq, and F W Rowlett & Co.,, Memphis. Hon. L H. Coe, Samefrile.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21

GEN BRAINARD.-We were glad.to see our old friend Gen. B. this morning, on his return from the South, in much improved healih.- We think that he will be enabled to sustain himself and family, without being separated from them, and without being exposed to the dangers of Southern climate. The Govern ment has given him his just reward for merl- torious services, and we hope he may now locate himself in situation favorable 10 his health, and that he may pass the evening oi his life in happiness and peace.
 TCzeauezaad (O) Hera7d, April 30.
 The foregoing will afford gratifying intelligence to the numerous friends of our late fellow townsnan, General (Dr) BRAINARD-the war-worn veteran, whose gallantry, during the last war, won for him undying Iaurels, and who bears upon his person more scars of severe wounds received Tn defence of his country than any man now living. We under stand that he has been stationed, as an Army Sur geon, at Norfolk, Va. May health and happiness attend him.