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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20
10 Other bond Than lhis',.

no 0lher bond lhsn ms -
why. father. ! think you are child
ish"-ssid the liIiIe girl. a. she burst in.
10 the room. Children will inlrude some
times. To make too long story short.
our friend finds This an excellent domes-
tic arrangement. Women. 20 be prudent
in money or 10 secrets. require only %
be trusted; and many lady gsds expen.
siTeIy for mere lack Of employment. Try
Them, husbands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

a Golden Ruie,-Indusiry will make
a man a purse. aud frugality will find
strings for il. Neither the purse nor The
strings will cost any thing. He who has
il should draw the strings As frugsliiy
directs, and he will be sure always 70
find useful penny at the bottom OF il.
The servants of industry are known
BY their livery; il is always whole aud
wholesome. ldleness travels very lei
surely, and poverty soon over,akes him.
Look q. The ragged slaves Of idleness. and
Judge which is The bes.io serve, industry
or ideness. The Doctor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

Were railways built TO reach the plan
cts, and furnished with trains of carris-
ges. moving day and nigh. by steam pow
er. without intermission, al the rate Of
300 miles per hour, they would. to ge.
10 The moon-240.000 miles--require
whole year; and as the planet IIerschel
(,he remo,est in our system is 1000
times the distance Of the Moon from us,
it would demand this great number Of
years TO arrive at Herschel. and perhaps
as many more years-the distance is
mmeasurable--to arrive at the nearest
Of the fixed stars.
Statistics Of Religious Economy.
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T be apparent TO all that there eeeiua way OF
teaching practical knowledge Of Bookkeeping but by
conduc the pupil through variety Of business
by his making the entries of each occurs and becoming
familiar with the books from actual II
be imagined that buying and selling merchandise all the
transactions that take place IN business The course Of IN
strucoa which presents to the pupil more than hundred d
ferent bias each Of which becomes the subec
Of remark, conversation and study decidedly course
practice which must recut in good knowledge OF Book
keeping.
Rooms open day and evening Prospectus with terms &c
to be had at the where the advertisers works may
purchased.
c. c. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping Smplihcd'
standard work s seventh edition. 900 pages octave, 60 Of
Instructions S25. This book is introduced into the New
York Public Schools preference any other the subject
The Of this institution, we'll KNOWN compose
Of the first talent IN the country.
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, improved by the
Introduction Of the proof balance" third edition; 1870
octave; 40 pages Of insiruction; rs cents
"A Lecture the Study Of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet 4s pages i2mo price Is cents per
single copy.
Mercantile W,itingA Of lessons prepared which
will not fail in efecting valuable improvement m6es7mis'
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 25. 1899.



n permitted refer to the following gentlemen for tesa-
q, to the which has attended his peculiar
mode Of treating Diseases Of the Eye for several years past =
David Kimberly Esp III Front street. Charles g. Havens,
Esq So Wall ST. Messrs. White Barnes, Cedar st; Mr. Jas
Crukank 40 Greenwich ST Mr. Justus D. Miller Isl Cast
ham ST. Mr. Benjamin Flanders 40 South ST. Mr. James r.
suydam Carminc Mr. John Munson, Broad st; Mr..
Bodine 242 Fulton ST. Mr. Augustus Baker, Is Peck Slip;
Mr.. Murne 2os Cherry st; Mr. g. B. Loom Office Of the
Evening Post; Mr. r. Prtchard 1913 Washington st; Mr. p
Mead Stone st; Mr. VIM Kirkwho was totally blind and
returned from the Eye nfrmary ncurabe 2zs Varick ST
Mrs. Mege family Zone Of whom was totally blnd l4i FL
dfidge 1t.
of extracted after tsrmenng him upwards Of four
during which period neither the gentlemen
medical men had been able to detect them.
Since publishing certificates and testimonials
this subject Dr. Wheeler has received (among ohe the
following gratifying letters to which he respectfully invites
New York 3Oth January, 1882
Dear Sir-The great benefit received from your pro-
fesona attendance upon sight became impaired
from attack Of the measles since succeeded by
that malady named by physicians Opthama Tars demands
from acknowledgment in terms much stronger than am
capable expressing As propose giving some public re-
of treating diseases the eye have objection that you
shall part that have the utmost Conscience
ability to any durable sass and sa
Yours respectfully, CHARLES G. KETCHUM.
II William st. New York
To Dr. Wheeler Oculst 50 Greenwich st. N. Y.
NEW YoRK, 25th January, 1882
sn-Among individuals whom you may refer forprooi
OF your skill and ability Ocuist, quite willing you
add having had sufficient evidence in the OF
my little daughter of the SAFE tender and manner
in which you diseases Of eye From blow which she
unfortunately received of her not only became dan
gerousy named but covered with him. which alarmed
Of The family By timely application
YOU however, you completely cured her in avery few days.
aa with very lits ineonvenisnee or pain regard. yosr
Balsam Of Moscaeo the benefit that it afforded my family
during the such to warrant me to recon.
mend il for any child troubled with relaxed bowels
Respectfully yours, Sc
No. 40 Washington Market Y.
To DR.. Wheeler, Oouis,, % Greenwich street
C,,cI A a laor atsSsak&
after II. ml6 ltaeois
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&. A. BrnslbrOOIx's

GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman every article for complete
Ou,it OF the best quality
No. 1853 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUAE, N. Y.
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line,
And what simportant, be sure
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can be bought.
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpane blanket and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will isl
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their KIND,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawrs Belts and Hose,
Handke rShiefs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowding IN locks
Buthe need not each item rehearse,
The Suspender, the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantaleon Strap and the Purse,
Each fine as those mentioned above
Linens, likewise, to order are made
BY those who known TO excel,
And the very fair price that Is paid
Yields work that is always done we'll
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment IS found,
And at once there be able to 60
Without searching the city all round
Ae Nesting and Stock Satin lengths to suit purchaser
m29-tf
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COL IT'S
ROOK-K T. f. PING.

90 PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The which form the bases Of science
classed under Five Divisions with definite expanationsaer
the forms OF grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
Of mercantile and phrases Also key explaining the
and II Jouraazng each Of the Day Book entries
practical would explain the to his PuPl this
ssmpes tbs science that any young of English
education acquire knowledge without the assistance Of
teacher To which added Directions the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books every extent and variety
Of houses Public Addresses the FIRST delivered
upon the subject &c &cths day published and for sale BY
b.APfLETON co.
dls-6ms&Wt 206 Broadway
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= go - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
EHn<1N Nnrfnlk Charlestnn- s. C.. Petersburg. and

= 60 "a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
GuJEr<1 Norfolk, Charleston, s. c., Petersburg and
Rchmond.--The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats speed and aceonmo
dation will running daily the hs, April between
Baltimore, Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower cnd
Spears wharf every afternoon al o'clock Immediately al
ter the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
merit morning Portsmouth in time for the for Wising
ton and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning Will leave
Portsmouth, every day after the arrive from the South and
reach Baltimore morning in time for the cars Tor a'
delphis-
These boats in connection with the wei known steam
packets Georgia and Sosh Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers aohoce They
also in connection with the James River boats TO Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed old travellers
know this Is cheapest and comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
boats and stages in the dead Of night As on the washington
community will paronse hem in giving equal facilities and
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, So JOHN W. BROWN
m26u Agent
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The and lowprsssare Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph soney will commence her trips on
SATURDAY the lcth inst and until further nstice-
leaving Report, Browns Point, M,ddletovn, IN the
county Of Monmouth every day. Sundays excepted at o'clock
A. Nj and Washington Market Slip New York, at o'clock
NJ landing segcins Dock every trip Stages will be in
attendance passengers different sections OF the
county For further particulars apply TO the Captain
card
N b. The subscriber having made arrangements with the
Report Company for their storehouse dock &c. hopes by
srct attention and the Of his customers to
a6.sm' OLIVER VANDERBILT.
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) co. h.EARE REDucEpr-.No MONO

= 49, = aFARE REDUCED.--.No MONO
Sz.A- 'PoLY.-Peopies' Ne~ Line fer Boston, v'a
11ssses- Necporf snd Proridence.-Cabn passage one
dollar-Deck hlty ccns-The steamer LEAlNGTOS Cart.
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Provi
dence, Saturday, the 27th inst al o'clock, NJ, from
Pier No North River Freight taken Al cents Per foot For
further information apply on board
The engine boilers hull the above boat have been put
IN complete ORDER and the public my Grw-ska hee
rH Be racsg praseed II being entirely to sss
lain her well established reputation Tor speed The regular
days Cor the Lexington 10 leave New York will be wedsesdas
and Saturdays, until fusher notice. a. sm
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i for some time past among the proprieor's Immediate
friends has induced him to make il public He would
therefore respectfully inform the community. and
the ladies' who have warmly patonzed it, that they
always obtain genuine Of the following respectable druggists
and apothecares
b. Be particular TO examine closely the envelopes the
labels printed in gold thus Oryis Tooth Paste The
wrappers paper with the initials Of the proprie
tor d. A. s. annexed and sealed with his private stamp For
sale atDr Meeys Greenwich lane, Cha Ring o44 Broad
way 5chclins ia Canal ST. Chsrchs dispenary
bush As Camine st., Chelsea nhrmary, las st r.
Hlad 22s Bowery, j. Weir 4s4 Grand st. j. Arnold ss4
Grand st. Allen 34S Grand DR. Murphy, Division
Suffolk Kirby. Disi.n Citation II, Drake and
Siesrr. Delaney st. d. Wilson, 400 Hudson W. M Som
msrvie. 276 4th st. G.. Smith, 37l Greenwich r. Richard
Division Gabaudon 81 9th avense T. Elder s0i Canal
St J. Miller, 80 Mulberry st, ii Solder 7ss Greenwich
II. Bush, Varisk and Hamersey. General depot c.
ROYAL &Co French importer ~ Cedar st. and FOG Greenwich
st a22-eod. SIM
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Co This Spanish proverb applies most exceently to
OF The New York HAIR OIL who making
noise By their grand compositions when they bald
heads themselves But PASTORS OIL only good Cor
every bod hair to destroy dandruf and prevent from
turnng grey but also excellent Oil to keep his air
equto any hair the world This Boosting intended for
the city Of New York where for the at sixteen years. have
been practising the hair cutting business but selling
great quantity Of oil for the country, want pat them
their guard against bald head fools that making every
body' hair grow except their A. PASTORS OIL has
been the produce Of "a years experience For sale wholesale
and retail at l65 Greenwich ST., ". " A. PASTOR
Price, so cent bottle, highly perftrned. als1n'
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CARsAPARlLLA PoRTER-A new and healthy beve-
~ rage-Ths porter by the subscribers from
IA the composition 1t combines agreeable tonis with
Alternative, admirably calculated invigorae produce
healthy action throughout the system.
The most delicate without the possibility Of
ang undue excitement at the time derive all the adj
yanage from ito tonic properties that be from
he best London porter.
The sarsapara introduced the porer) ha. long been
eGrsed as renorator OF the system, pur ing ths blood,
era educating cutaseous Diseases &c.
parpassed BY any article offered the public
beng fghy arbonaed and very grateful the palate
WHITING Z BABcocK, 81 Lioerea.
y. =. Denyered IN any part Of the city. a22-lm'
ADYs SHOE STORE EXCLUSIVELY, I4a Canal
~ s'Teet between Thompson and Sullivan streets.J B.
taxes th opportunity his thanks
the ladies his friends par cular Cor The Kind and befa
patronage manifested towards him his eme1 in
a continuance Of their favors
JB keeps constantly hand handsome assortment Of
Ladies Black Kid undressed and French Morocco sopers
and Ties also ladies' buskn and slippers all fashionable CO.
ors chdren boots bu,kins and slippers Of all color, aud
Sizes black and white satin slippers ladies' light coered
gater boots made TO Order at shert notice With
a22-3teod' j. b. MILLER la Canal st.
CHEMICALS, LEECHES GERMAN sILVER-Tbe
~ subscriber would remind his city country
friends that he has constantly hand the Chemicals
Drugs superior large sized Swedish Leeches and German Sill
ngot sheets and wire of nnmber brass
49, for brush and sieve ker Dutchmea and Bronze
German Silver Sheets, Solutions Of Tin
Teaspoons Iron and Red Liquors,
+" Tablespoons, Soda Ash,
Butterknves, Morphine,
Ladies, Strychnine.
Fshknives, Verarne,
Castings Spirits of Nitse,
Aqua Forts, Ether
Nitric Acid, Aqua Amonia,
Parting Acid Diamond Cement
Muratic Acid,
All the goods warranted sold wholesale and retail
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER
a22-y No cortland street.
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TEETH! TEETH,l

TEETH! TEETHl
DANIEL KNowER, DENTIST, MANUFACTURER
IL OF THE CELEBRATED MINERAL TEETH, re-
spesy informs his friends and the pubc that he a
moved b. office from No fsrs place TO no usna ,rs,
branch OF his profession both practically and heoreusay
70 .s and ss o approved man
ner Being that large class Of the community neglect
10 avail themselves Of the important service. consrrea me
Of the oxorbtant prices demanded BY
any has therefore, resolved to reduce his charges TO sss
half the usual thus placing the Of all to
bsr state that he has dispensed with the t.rnkey instrument
by the profession Cor extracting teeth and from which 90
evils have resulted by raeturing The Jaw &C tie
effects the the teeth upon entirely new principle
Which attended with less pain and danger than the orana
nv which Thousands throughout the United states
avsed themselves Of has professional services can
testify.
a ~ a. sPM sle Iw.
TTyHE FLUSHING PAVILION n now ready to aceommo-
Il date transient and perm:asaeni ec.raer. .w more
families will be takes cheap applications arc made soon
Flushing, April 10, 1896. ais-l"eoo-
GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted. BY hs
" single bottle or box For 's.eey
n p;.s aslm'
nREMIUM 6IIiLDREN's CLOTHING.-GEoRGE A.
L HOYT co. Ne "a Bowery, have ON hand am extensive
- vh;sb obtained the premium al tbs recent ar which they
disposed sell very cheap for Cash. wholesale OF
retail. ao-sm
NOR COLORING RED SkGkAf Main rEhnA-
II NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red or grey hair may
be permanently coored rich and glossy brown or black
single &c Mahou, eds Turkish Dye; and instead o.
niane the hair most preparations do improves its ar
pearapcs and causes Il grow very luxurany just the
Of this article order. have been received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
ctory tested its efficacy while at home Free " per ooe
and cold wholesale and retail al
GUIONs, lso Broadway,
als-y Agents for the United sis'es o. A"e,'es
SyALAMANDER WORKS, No. "a Canaon strseLLine
- proprietor Of this establishment invites The @ s
t.non Of prepretors ofurnaces Of different sads ron %
der. engineers rnasons, builders chemists nanuise ~
Others who require great heat, 10 the article, m ~ n
consisting principally of Fire Brick. Of s ~"
shapes warranted equal to The celebrated s'ou'os
Tiles Of various kinds Cor bakers ovens anu "
ture. for crates. Innings Cor stoves ere esment
ee superior TO amy Others Film, stone Ware Tor
s.n,sat ,..t toe action of ere acids &c NC large as
s.t m ... articles kept constantly on hand, and
made 10 orr the shortest notice all Of which
No Am. NJ LIE FOuLoN, Prcprietcr.
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Doors. BOOTS. AT WALKER & co.'s, sos Canal

nooTs. BOOTS. AT WALKER co.'s, 600 Canal,
Is corpcr Of Hudson .rce-Boets for gentcmens
dress Just received pair Of hne SEAL calf and morocco
part steel and brass plates the heels Tor style as son
prices from 2.25, AIS TO $500 per pair.
Ladies' Misses and chldrcss shoes OF All colors, sorts and
sye.e cheapest United States We have just receiv
ed dozen pairs Of FIRST rate French asd native cf skin
boot. OF the latest fashonpriccs ~ to $50 per pair
Men. Rows. and Chidrens Boots AMI Shoes Of all shapes
sorts a.d .rss that e thought the cheapest in the werd
Waker shoe store 2o6 Canal Hudson street. and
aso and sa6, the store cor Greenwich street 90
a6lm- WhLhbh w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

DANIEL SWEENEY, II Ana street, returns his nnces'
thank, 10 his numerous friends for the liberal supporths
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Refractory
and assures them will be his constant enaeavor 10 mer
continuance their APPRECIATION His table always furnishes
with the market affords and those whs honor his
table with their presence depend being served with
Gle anlness civilty and promphtude 10 Il
NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN and public that he has opened Refeeory an thai
large slegant buding No. l Fulton street Fish, Fssh
and always be found his tables and every dess
CIV Of provided appears IN the market
No care or attention will be wanting his part 70 give general
satisfaction and he hops find that generous encouragement
which he s determined 10 deserve
ilO-u j. sWEENEr'
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CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE
A. NJ IN Ma.J.n I a..


Qg- WHERE may be found by the piece or yard supe-
ror assortment Of fine and low priced Broadclos, Habit
Cloths Casmcre Summer Sufs, Velvets, Vesngs, Trim
mngs Sc &c. The subscriber win offer the above at
low prices for cash. order dispose of his entire stock
vou to August next he will then be obliged remove from
his present stand. m2s3m ISAAC L. THAfER-
NHILDRENS' CLOTHING.-The subscriber begs leave to
~ inform his and the public generally that he has
hand full Of chdren clothing made after
the latest French and English aens which entirely diff
ferent from any offered Esfsre in this city,
N. B-The above articles made order the shortest
tice q. b SMITH, 354 Fear st.,
m2s-Im' opposite F~skforts ut.
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(,cu.iwe Orris Tooth Paste.

% An unequalied Dentrce for cleansing preserving and
identifying the Teeth The ORRIs TOOTH PASTE whale
beauties Teeth giving them clear and peary white.
ness removing every appearance Of aho improves
The outh arrests the progress decay the teeth and i'm
parts peculiar and grateful sweetes' TO the breath also
prominently distinguished for its agreeable taste and ira
GRANGE. -,
The o Tooth Paste the instant, changed into
agreeable and excellent Tooth Wash. while free from
the many that apply such artee and also sm
applicable TO Tooth Powders an Pendags TO
the toilet wwrsntsd 10 contain no ingredient IN the least
degree injurious 70 the teeth and IL highly recommended by
the scientific dentists It's extensive SALE sns the general
satisfaction that ensures however, the beet evidence of
popularity aud merit Be careful 10 obtain the paste; asd OBJ
the signature OF the proprietor a w feine sPon The
abel without which IL genuine. Price % cent?, with Nil
directions
For sale BY r. C. Hart l7s Brosdwsy Guioss se Brood
wy; Hart, 77s Broadway aHd % Hudson st.; Howe
Guios, i2s Chatham St; and BY T. Guon U bowery cor
uer oftr,s "a Hssry corner OF Pike and AL Grad be-
East Broadway add Division street. also by Booth
No ITO Fulton street, Breohlysi and By Bush AeH New
Orleans.
Beware OF Counterfeits. mseoden'
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COUGH LOZENGES.

New York, April 10Th, 1889.
Dr. Shenandoah SrI you many thank, for your in
valuable Cough Lozenge had suffered severely for
with distressing cough attended with pain IN the side
Sc pronounced by several physicians TO be in aconrm
ed consumption and be recovery heard OF your eele
braed Cough Lozesges and and purchased boxn two
days cough relieved and felt better and
two months time perfectly cured. had previously tried
all the different Basams of Hoehound Lverwort and pleuri
and all the different cough medicines that knew
heard Of and afforded relief until fortunately
sorted your Lozsrge To them through the blessing of
God life and restoration TO health Use this for the
benefit e who alike afflicted that they may know where
remedy be had that will when all others fail
Yours &c.
MARY DOUGLAS, Wavery Place.
Reader the above from hsndred of letter that have been
received from those wo have been cured by Sheman Cough
Lozenges. Have you consumption troublesome
slight cough directly LOG Nassau door above Ann
(thc o- Moderated Loxenge warehouse in Amcnca and get
box OF Dr. Shrman celebrated Cough Lozenges, and they
will you. .-.4s---.~
See that "a SHERMAN NJ. D.nn The wrapper-such
the only genuine Cough Lozsnges Don't make mistake and
get any oher for your life and health at stake Several
thousand have been sold within the last few months,
curing where all other medicines failed.
NIB. DIR. Sherman is in daily attendance.
Remember the number l06 Nassau street. here be had
the greatest variety in the world wholesale and retail asy
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GENTLEMEN's
A n ~ n II u N n II III NJ q

GENTLEMENS
CAST OFF THING
BouGHT, VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, ~
H. LEVETT, No. 90 Beekman St
Go KNOWING there persons who make great pun
their for Cast OF Clothing NC &c and who
in many do give the full value for the sameH L.
will gentlemen who may have such articles BY
Them and who may send for hm of receiving the utmost
value in CASH for every article
B-A line through the post Office or otherwise, to The
above address will meet with due attsntion fl-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

vHE Influenza and sudden colds Immediately
relieved by the use OF J. P. CARROLL's Old Establish
ed VAPOR BATHS, No IS John street They arc highly
commended TO the public BY Of the most eminent hyf
eans-Doeors Stevens Mott Mcneven Boyd Eesen smith,
Bush Ireland &C. &C. whose letters be at the esab
shmeut.
JPC wesld inform the public that these Baths bear
resemblance 10 the Thsmpsossn practice there
danger Of takiag cold after using them.
sulphur vapor Baths Also at all hours Of the day, by giving
hours previous notice.
Portable Baths aS part of e city, al Eve minutes
notice. with proper persons 10 administer them
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths FOR sale or hire.
Herbs Of all kinds and Syrrups Of SarsaparA and Liver
wort. fresh from the Shakers for sale above.
Ng-No with any other establishment m20-lm