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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
summary.

A row of lofty brick ware houses in Fulton
street, near Broadway, New York, and the
large and massive stone building erected by
Mcssrs. Joscrh at the corner of Wall and
Exchange streets, fell 10 the ground last
week. Buildings are often put mp too quick
in New York to stay pm for any considerable
length Of time.
The Indian bill appropriates $70l GIG to re-
mo We the Creeks; Sl4O, 900 to remove the Semi
nolcs $I32, 900 for the removal and subsistence
or the Chippewas, Ouewas and Pottawatanes
Hay-The Northampton Gazette says. "lIay
is very plenty this spring, and We learn that in
some towns in the vr'ini'y, good hay can be
besgh. for $40 per TOM
The Augusta Courier says The peach trees in
thai vicinity are in fall bloom.
GENERAL GAINEs.-It is reported at Wash
ins,on that Gen. Gaines has made unqualified
demand TO coaduct the war in Florida and this
too before The sentence in his case has been pro-
mulg gated, or perhaps decided! There is also a
rumor. that in certain contingencies he intends TO
resign ms commission IN tue army.
FInE.-The Paper Mill, of Mr.. Amos Hub
bard, Of Norwich, Conn. was burnt down on the
,rht of the | 9th inst. Insurance $4,000.
A cotton Mill adjoining, belonging to the Will
aiams Manufacturing Co. was also destroyed. In
sured SlO.O 900 at the Washinston.O Office in Prov
adenee.
WuIG NoMINArIoNs.--Ed Edward Everett and
Geo. Hull have been nominated as candidates Tor
Governor and Lieut.. Governor Of Massachusetts.
The ship owners, merchants, and other citizens
Of Nantucket, have formed a society for pursuing
measures FOR improving the social and moral con-
a;,ion Of scamcn connected with the shipping at
that port
Van Derlin, Inman, Wier, and Chapman have
been commissioned by the committee on that sub
iect, TO execute the pannes now vacant in the
Ro,unda Of the Capital at Washington.
Wura NoMINArIoN.-Th Wings Of New
york have nominated Aaron Clark for the Office
AZ NIayor of that city. The Native American
party have united in his support The celebra-
ted James Gulick, Register Of the city, acted as
one Of the Vice Presidents at the meeting Of the
last named party John l. Morgan, Esq. is the
spols candidate.
Posr OrrIcrs.-Fify-fe -four new post Offices
have Leen established in the United States within
the present month.
Richard r. Parker, elected Senator from
Virginia, in place Of Mr. Leigh, has resigned hls
staa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
Died =,

In this town on "Wednesday 18th, Mrs. Sally
Easton, widow Of Mr.. John f Easton.
On the 10Th inst. Mr. Benjamin Luther, aged
90 years.
At Portsmouth on the ll,h inst. nfier short
illness, George Dennis, a worthy member of the
Society of Friends, in the 6sth year Of his age.
On Thursday morning last. very suddenly, on
board the Revenue Cutter Vigant, Lieut.. John
l.. Barker Of New York, aged 3s years, I'd Lieut.
Of said Cutter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANT to PERMISSION obtained of tho
Hon. Court of Probate, of the town Of
Newport, there will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th
Of April, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. under the.
direction of the Court of Probate,
All the right, title, and interest, which
John M. Pearce, late of Newport, deceased, +,
had at the time of his death, in and to q Ger
tain lot of Land, situated on Easton's Point
in said Newport, bounded Northerly on land
lhte of Joseph Southwick, one hundred feet :
Westerly on the salt water seventy. five feet ,
Southery on land late of William Dennis,
one hundred feet; and Easterly OH Washing
ton street, seventy five feet.
Terms at the time and place Of sale.
PETER p. REMINGTON, .4li,nr.
Newport, March g. 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
BRIGHTON MARKET--Monday, Mar. 20
(Reported for the Boston Allas.)

At market, 425 Beef Cattle, 800 Sheep, and
so Swine, so Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle Ne quote a few extra
80; first quality at % n rs; second qualify 7
8 a IS; and third quality at rs al so.
Sheep-He noticed lots taken at &C, 6 2J
and so, and 81.
Swine--A lot to pedde was taken at 10 for
Sows aud I for Barrows; also, lot at I0I and
IA. At retail. lla for So@s and l2a for Bar
rows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
THIS DAYLANDING.
For sale al re,y reduced prices by
JAS. n. NEWTON g. co.

For sale al re,y reduced prices by
JAS. n. NEWTON & 90.
SGn bags Java coffee,
20 quarter boxes raisins.
10000 Spanish segars,
so bags shot,
25 Iaguira coffee,
] 8 tierces rice,
40C loaves sugar,
% boxes brown sugar,
40 baskets champagne,
20 chests souchong tea,
20 bhls gin (Curts,)
5 " alcohol
5000 Principe segars.
20 boxes plug tobacco,
8 chests gunPowdel tea.
cases canislers do,
boxes white Havana sugar,
100 denjons,
20 chests young hyson tea,
35 kegs lard,
900 lbs dried apples,
so boxes brown soap,
10 colored and white do,
32 jars Maccabo snuff,
bbs. smoking tobacco,
100 drums SuItana raisins,
20 boxes citron,
cases prunes in fancy boxes,
80 boxes pipes,
10 lemons,
10 oranges,
10 bags peanuts,
20 drums figs,
2 bbls Cayenne pepper,
so hams,
8 bbs. Newark cider,
hoyas starch
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

Tomorrow, being GooD FRIDAY, SER
vices will be held in Zion Church in the
morning and evening, commencing at
the usual hours. Services will also be
held in Trinity Church in the morning
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

Freshet.-Damage to the amount of from
three to five thousand dollars was done to the
MILLS at Springfield by tile rise in the waters
of the Connecticut, last week. The river
commenced rising on the night OF the 18th
inst. and was already five feet above its usual
level, and was still increasing.
The Gazette says that the ice is not bro
ken up, and probably will not he at present,
as the rain has ceased and the weather be-
come soincw hat colder.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
Married.,

On Monday morning last by the Rev. Mr..
Freeman. Mr. Ira Tucker of South Kingston, to
Miss Elizabath p. Brown, daughter Of Mr.. George
Brown, Of Middletown, II. |.
AT South Kingston on Sunday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. D'Wolf, Mr.. Joseph Crandall Of this town,
TO Miss Mary p. Norhup, Of the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

REUBEN NJ. WnITNEY.-lt appears from
the records of the Court in the District Of
Columbia, that t,ceipe suits have been brought
against him, to recover an aggregate debt
of nearly 100000. Judgment has already
been obtained on several and executions is
sued the return on which reads thus: "releas-
cd on prison bounds" Blair and Rivcs, (Edi-
tors of the Globe) arc surcties in the bond
and special bail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

The steamboat from New York, due
yesterday morning had not arrived when
our paper was put to press last evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
THIS DAY, March 23.
March %.

Il hah'C ~.
SIX THO US.a.ND DOLLARS FOR TWO
md A HALF.
Dela,pare State LOTTERY, Class 12, Ear.
To be drawn at Wilmington, March 20,
Capital S6,000-Tickets 81 l-2.
Literature, Class IL,
TO be drawn Friday, March "a,
Capital S5,000-Tickets s2.
Virginia State, Glass 3,
To be drawn Saturday, March %,
Capital S35,294 ] cts.
The fortunate holder of the Capital, will re-
ceive Thirty Thousand Dollars, Nett.
Capitals SIf,764 20 cts. 600O 5000, 5000
$500, 2,36l 10 cts. and Fifty Of 900 &c.
Tickets 10.
Grand Consolidated, Class II,
To be drawn Monday, March u,
Capital 5,000-Tickcts 4.
Delawarc State, Class l3,
To be drawn Tuesday, March 9S,
Capital 0,000-Tickets 3.
Grand Consolidated, Class l3,
To be drawn Wednesday, March %,
Capital 20,000-Tickets 5.
Tickets and shares for sale by
b. b. MOVES,
137 l-2 Thames-a
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, for
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
ment OF Messrs. ID. s. Gregory g. Co. pune
tualy attended to If addressed as above.
March %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
New Dry Goods Store.
CARPET WARE ROOM,

A N assortment of the above articles as cx.
A tensive, and embracing as many and as
elegant patterns, as ,cere erer offered IN This
toicn, his prices are re,y ioic, and those de-
sirous Of purchasing will be saved the trouble
Of looking further by applying
MILTON HALLS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

Remarkable Toyage.-The ship Silas Rich
ards, Capt Pearce, arrived here yesterday in
the asionishingy short passage Of ninety one
days from Canton, with cargo OF neD crop
teas, silks, ST.. She sailed from this port on
the 2S,h of June last. and has consequently
only been absent eight months and secenteen
days. This is, we believe, one Of the short
est voyages on record. IN Y Gazette ofSat-
,riay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
N T. w
GARDEN SEEDS.
EDWARD STANHOPE,
Has For SALE
At has Old Stand, No. IS, Broad Street,
RECEIVED FROM THE SHAKERS g.
OTHERS,

BEET SEED.
Blood beet seed, !
Early turnip beet |
Orange do do |
Sugar beet |
Mangle wortzel (
Scarlet beet /
White do
Yellow do
ONION SEED.
White onion seed }
Red do do :
Yellow do do }
! CARROT SEED.
Orange carrot }
Early horn carrot 7
Red carrot
PARSVIP SEED.
Long white parsnip !
Guernsey do !
CUCUMBER.
Long cucumber seed |
do green do |
Early cucumber (
do cluster
MELON SEED.
Water melon }
Nutmeg melon :
Pine apple do }
SQUASH.
Dutch summer |
CrookEeck winter
do summer :
Valparaiso squash !
Sugar bush do J
| LETTUCE.
White head lettuce !
Early curled head
Large cabbage head :
Ice Cos lettuce
SpeckIed do J
| RADISH.
Salmon radish seed !
Scarlet radish :
DO turnip radfsh
CABBAGE r.
Dram head cabbage !
Savoy cabbage seed
Early Yorkshire
Early May cabbage {
ALSO AN AS
NEW FLON
AND A. COMPLE1
| HE
Done up in small pa
Kl
March l6.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

NNERINO SHAWS Of good quality--nll
lVl worsted-black, white and red, some s-A
Fer sale cheap, at John r. IoUnsend's.
March 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
Herd,, Grnss & Clorer Seed

Hcrd'> Grass 8 CIorer Seed
CHARLES N. TIILEY has for sale on
" Consignment, Herds Grass & Clover
Seed, Of the first quality, for salo cheap for
cash only.
March %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
TFrom the Providence Herald Of yesterday.

CARD.-The Providence Washington
Insurance company, tender to Lieut.. Tracy,
Of the revenue service, their acknowledge.
ments and thanks for the promptness and en-
crgy with which he,and the officers and crew
ofthe cutter under his command, went to the
relief of the brig Enterprise, lately on shore
on Goat Island in the harbor of Newport, and
for their excrtions in unlading said brig and
removing her from her dangerous situation,
by means Of which the brig and her cargo
were both saved, but with little damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

do Dutch do |
Red cabbage J
Sugar Pumpkin seed,
| TURNIP SEED.
Flat lurnip seed,
Long turnip do
Ruta Baga
French iuraip
MUSTARD.
White mustard seed }
Black do do !
Sage
PIE PPER.
Cayenne pepper
Squash pepper :
Apple pepper
Double Peppergrass
Sweet MaJoram
Summer savory
Thyme
Double Parsley
Tomato
| Lemon Balm
Saffron
Early sugar Corn
PEAS.
Early June Peas !
White marrowmt do
| Green dwarf
Strawberry dwarf I
Early Bishop
Prussian blue
BEANS.
Early six week beans
do red eyed do |
Lima beans (largs)
do do (smaIl)
Early black beans
Yellow stringless do
X efugee beans (
Cranberry bush |
do pole
Yellow pole
Cheshire beans
Windsor beans
FOR BIRDS.
Canary seed !
Hemp seed :
Rillet seed
oRTMENT OF
vER SEEDS,
, ASSORTMENT OF
IBIS,
kages from the SlIA-
RS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
AUCTIONS.
BY CHARLES N. TILIEY,AUCT-R.
Books, Maps &c Prints.

THIS EVENING, at Z I-2 O'Clock, will bs
- sold AT Public Auction, at the Auction
Room No lls Thames street, great variety
OF Eooks, Maps, Prints Sc.-Conditions cash
March %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
1WcekIp almanac.

Moons last quar-. 29th. sh. 32m. morn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

Par Ody.
., seeing photographic print Of certain Rats eal"s
hoase IN harry.
Mot a saueak was heard, a farewell kick,
A. the cabinet were departingi
Nsr a soul in the household suspected the uleh'
Or babe them adiea at starting.
They all eleard out in the dead OF Inc hen''
Their claws in a terrible scratching
For sudden and short they put 10 nish'
Ere they smclt the plot that was halchins'
"sood luck To your Journey was all we coeiosa
Thoueh we felt a slight twnge OF sorrow
For the raj, who were struting IN slate tofay'
Will be skulkng in holes tomorrow
MOI half their nbbing task was done,
No, 4 soul had thought OF retiring,
W., ,h.v heard cry distant OF Ran! rogues runw
And scamperd without inquirisg.
NO useless compliments smooth'd their disgrace,
But all cried" vengeance coniound them"
And they scrambled like donkeys, all running race,
with mighty dust around them.
And had a sad thought OF the hero, that he
should the pillows of trouble be tost on,
Whleswe, naughty rogues in such joviai g'ee'
Were chuckllng DER it in Boston
We crackd not a joke, and we spoke not a pun
Concerning this comical story
But we laughd-who could help Ito witness tie i''
A. the rats pallop'd of in their glory.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

DOssIBLY TH EEE NAY BE SOME PER.
II SONS afflicted with pains weakness In the side breast
back limbs, with distressing coughs asihmss &C. who
Badeau Celebrated Strengthening piaers
Those who have will confer lasting obligations sulscr
bert informing him by letter otherwise, of the effect pro-
uced by them, and those who have politely
requested 10 read the following, from gentlemen who I'll
station society, that impossible for them be Influenced
by any motives but the noble and exalted,
FIsHKrLL, April "a 1894
and the community pleasant and esc,u,l relief from the dis
Pressing effects oa heavy cold few weeks since was
nsced bad cold, and felt pressed on NV lungs
with acute chest Nv applying one III vour rele-
rsed Piasers much relieved lays and have con
snues lie the difficulty eiectuay removed and
consider them the easiest cheapest and pleasant remedy
such nvaids can OBJ ain. Yours, &c.,
Rev. J. n. NICHOLS
sr-Fron knowledge OF the materials a which your Pss
composed and from the beneficial effects them
Ihave observed prepared place them above Thing
only the complaints which
pssers generally applied bot for Others
10 your adver,isement-New Yorh May 3D.
SAMUEL SARcEAST, NJ ID.
These Paers entirely free from every species Of quack
cry and cheeuly invite the closest ~ the scien
nc Intelligent and scepca Persons about purchasing will
~ particular 10 ask Tor Badeaus Celebrated Strengthening
Slser and see that the directions with signature are pa
~ on The back o the Plaster Sold wholesale and retail by
We who the os inventor and proprietor At the
b0wery medlclne Store $50 Bowery New York jc2fIm
- AAsAPAHlLLAs SYRUP. of superior quality
- and navel made expressly for Soda sale nj the
low price OF lo gallon, mart city,
edsessng an order TO the Bowery
<Sbowery, je5u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

MopvSo HgRALp-Issued every morning cxcept Sunday
Price per copy Country subscribers the
rate specific period remittance In ADVANCE
No psper unless paid In advance
EvErsre CBsoSrcLEIssued every afternoon at ectock
Price, cents per copy Country subscribers at
the Same rate Cash, IN advance :.
WEEKLY HERALpIssued every Saturday mornin0 M nine
O'Clock Price Ia per copy Furnished to couniIv
subscribers nj ~ per annum In advance.
WEEKLY GHRoscLE-Issued every Wednesday morning m
10 scock Price per copy. Furnished to couerv
subscribers 1T " per annum, in advance. ''s
ADvERrIsEMENT-Inserted those pap<vs M a.
usual rstes-always payable In advance.
CoRRgsreNDErrsAre requested address their Letters IN
Jsme Gordon Bennett proprietor and all letters ON business
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
M. ISAAC FRANCIS. DENTIST, has removed

nR. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST, has removed
~ from No Chambers street, to No 1873 Chambers, oppo
street. and takes the opportunity
fully his friends for the long conferred
him. and continues to practice in all the branches of
Dentistry His premium incompatible Teeth of the best
quality Imitation OF nature and retain their and u
rabty unmpaired. His full sets warranted remain
nanent without the of springs gature
an improved principle not generally known Any person wish
ing TO satisfied the subject those who have
them this CITY, Also, Drops engaged
the violent oohacle In few moments and at the same
time preserve the tooth.
As his practice is much increasing, DIR. GLENNY mem
the Royal College of Surgeons London ans of the New
York Medical Society," has joined him. whose Dental attain
ments every reliance can he placed m
which be sn gushed from the NATURAL and will
form every of without giving the slightest
pain For improvement this he has received dpo
ma, Of which the following is COPY
PREMIUM
This Diploma was awarded by the
American Institute,
In the City of New York at the late Fair
To DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For a fine specimen OF Artificial Eyes,
IAN ImprovementD
JAMES TALLMAGE, President
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
J. b. wAKEMAS, Cor. Sec.
New York, Oct, 1885,
1T CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo f. respectfully
sscits the public his most extraordinary and
efcacous Eye Water has proved itself most valuable
application in of and chronic Inflammation afford
has ~h.rfed . r@'f-ct cure in q few days. -
Charges moderate. iei4- Pm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
nYSPEPSIA-Inits dsagreeabe forms, is efectu
IL ally cured by DIR MEADS ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, OR

II
~ ally cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTI-DYSPEPTlC, OR
STOMACH PILLS. the only medicine offered veto the
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
famed of all those chronic of arrangement of the dgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsia.
The symptoms charactersng Dyspepsia Indigestion are
long train OF those dagreeabe sensations commonly called
nervous complaints such as loss of appetite nausea or SICK
the stomach and sometimes vomiting belch up OF
which sometimes tasteess but most commonly sour,
gnawng pain in the stomach heartburn what called sour
stomach cotveness paleness Of the countenance low
spirits papitatons the heart vertigo glddiness,
Sleep The number of these symptoms varies
in different patientwh being felt only in part-while
others additional Ones equally disagreeabe
pains in the head and breast aulence wind on
the stomach and bowels, emacaon wasting OF the whole
body with great weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
has been accurately described by many medical w
ersbut how little has been understood, the want OF success
which attends general mode of treatment plainly shows
Let take example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
stomach being often very troublesome symptom Of
this troublesome complaint the attention natdraly direct
ed of article that should have the of
moving it.
Sold by Hull Browne 28 Maiden lanes George d. Cogge
SHALL of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble corner OF
Broadway and Blocker street, and by most OF the druggists
throughout the United States. - ..u..
None genuine without the signature OF GEO. SMITH
l my26 Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
ssssyhS.S rhs SaxsIS Scam Gonte.
HOUSE, NEW YORK
Ivu from Howard House, Boston,

Ivl JAMES RYAN from the Howard House, Boston re
g street tx doors from Broadway known as Eg,
s he ss din a taken
20 ,s the suie e % ss %
90 FURNISHED 9s nom hs cear having
rome best stocks in Boston large portion Of them Seng o.
s ne Escsace Coffee House Rooms will for
Reeence and Courts Marital IT., T1e y snt KNOWN u e
country; and elegant apartments win be e win OF "nou'
The Table Pote supplied with every delicacy othe
various "a .or an I be-
ready day from eleven to three MT r. ma.
persons employed as esi,.iers viii enable please The
both 10 % Saa ye
Boston, he assured will find his accommodations better
@ S1 a@ aia es s e the
departments Of bis professionals would beg the favor Of an ear
~ House will be opened 18Th June. 1887 jelt2w.
s = = : Sss, ,,s ssd i Rs.
Result with every convenience the old scle the midst
or n pa sor ehs mee, the hes Of and
tbe public IN this crisis by reduction TO dollar and hny
myloy
Fu sss ss sroosn
possible condition now ready TO receive o9nre 10y ns nay
overlook New York and the East River and
ws f rsTor. s suitable " "q s% s The
good qSo Every sS9S @ be paid e @
ftUr. OM nous hDl II Il Cor b r>r, ROOM
S-MR HORN begs leave 10 acknowledge the obligations be
Ia the gentlemen who have literally paroDed his
establishment anil has the pleasure 10 inform his friends and
patrons that he has entered into permanent rrans with
celebrated baker constant supply OF the best pies and
possibly be made this city lie also viii he
able all times supply his with coffee and cbo
OF the very favour and richest quality and facrs
himself that establishment in the city the public he
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
his. 16-3m
- TEL-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have taken the above
ssinent, and fitted up IN style that viii compete with any
similar this II the European PLAN
be accommodated with lodgings and meals nj NIL
and served with dish the rich and luxurious
ket Of New York nj all times affords.
The house pleasantly located - Barclay street In the
immediate vicinity II the Hudson river steamboat landing
The bar supplied with wines and liquors 81 all kinds the
besi that an he obtained. NJ NJ. MERRIMAN
my5-2weod L. WINSH1P.
NEM ESTMnLIsIIMs NT.-wATER STREET
COFFEE HOUSE, No 50 Water adjoining the
Pearl street House The subscriber the
tsbshment IN first aud shall
all times he kept style To the
rial community IN which II is situated. C. a. DAVIS |
May Nth, 1887.
y. " Wet Dinners from ~ tn 4 O'Clock. my3e I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
VAPOH BATHS.
THE CID ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR

No. Is John
4 P.'CAREOlL returns grateful acknowledgements
~ the public and the gentlemen OF the medical profess
son. for the liberal patronage bestowed on his establishment
which has been In successful operation upwards OF eleven
years. As the limits OF newspaper advertisement precudes
the possibility OF giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
Of the vsper Bath he beg leave merely that
Lowing diseases disease rheumatism, geu ncip
tumours diseases OF the joints catarrhal
plants, Group affections of the liver asthma sudden colds
debility, and especially powerful means OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, prevalent
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Vapor Bath has had influence almost
paraeed In checking and Graduating the fearful progress
which the weekly of ntermens OF its having
made in this city
have several occasions visited the yapor Bath Esab
hshment In John conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
tered there withskill and attention.
cleerfully state that have found the Baths in John
street well attended TO- and every comfort Of the pant
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. ID.
have been FOR many years the habit of sending pate,
IN Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Napor Bath John and have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had
I've satisfied with the skill with which they admin
ercd AMI believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing TO be desired by male female baihers
WIN. j. MACNENEN, NJ ID.
The baths In readiness from O'Clock In the
morning I'LL O'Clock night every day, sunday excepted
when they open from till In the morning. Sulphur
Baths at adj hours Of tire day. Portable Baths with csmpe-
ts persons 10 administer them when required,
part of the city Brooklyn FIVE minutes notice. Ne
nexon with amy other estsblismentTbe Shakers CoDcen-
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