Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-02
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2. 1882


GREAT SALE OF MORUs MULTICAULis at Nor.
Norwaik Conn., on Thursday the Sd October 900 Maurus
Muticauis Tree
These trees have been by judges to
fine lot AZ has been offered for sale.
Among them 800 growing from two and three years old
roots and at least from to feet high, witt p and
feet and exceedingly we'll brsnched having been planted
apart One lot Of 1000 prob ,biy equal leo 900 Of the
generality OF trees offered for sale.
ulmher Of the of the several sizes will be placed for
inspection at the store Of ancneers IL Broad street
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and person will be
attendance at Norwk TO show the to wing 4
see them who Will apply TO Mr. Benedict hstter, lear The
steamboat landing, Nor@alk.
The sale will be per cent cash. and the balance
folows- a
All sndsr $500 IN approved 90 days. under
$1,000 4monhs; and above that sum- months or approved
bonds aud mortgages will be taken for part oil the amount The
trees will be pack under the ndence Of gentleman
perfectly with the matter a under whose insec
ton 5000 trees from France without single
having failed They will packed and delivered at the steam
boat wharf at walk or sent the store Of the auctoneers
free expense option Of the purchasers The trees ma,
An arrangement has been made the steamboat Sun to
Of e and proceed direct to Nerak, and give full time for
examination OF the trees.
The steamboat will remain sale over when me
viii return with the the day Fare 90 cts for
The sale will be emptory AND every win be positive
y.old. EDW. W. LUDLOW, 4 Co Auctioneers,
s266tins' . tt. New York.
NEW YORK TATTERs Ais he proprietor of this
~ well known establishment hankfs FOR the ayors aresd,
bestowed upon him. begs inform the Of the establish
en and the gentry and strangers n the city Of New York
that he is prepared to receive hors carriages, &c.
for sale, or order, to purchase commission.
The proprietor wound also invite gentlemen wishing to have
horses kept livery for sale to call and examine the great
has made in the sabe attached to this eab
i.hment and thinks will be found inferior to any
the city either in point Of cleanliness comfort stalls
he the public that exerton his part the
o any in his caploy shall be wanting to reuder Ttersa a,
least equal 70 any establishment in the city, E.t..
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers 10 inspect the different arrangements made with lew
OF these articles form conspicuous part Of business, he
would them, that he has interest any bsldng
Embellishments Of the kind his utmost eserous will be used
Facilitate hem eve way either BY sales or advances and
doing this he would beg leave to cali attention the
,ai,a location Of the Premes 70 is having be the original
first in ISIS IL Ssrsi. trust that se VII
be as he has be BY that public wh,cht will
be his desire TO please. GEO. w MI.LER Proprietor.
slA3n Successor to J. W. Watson, 4ls Broadway
nkIVATE DisPENsANi -uR DE AN.ELi,, far
Naples, and member Of the medical faculty Of The city OF
New York where he has bsen hysc the
1898 continues to be consulted al his Office No 1876 Fulton
street. nearly opposite Church This establishment Is
Intended for the public good against the deusoDs OF emp
cism in important branch practice In accrain
and rheumatic .cton DR. De Angels has been sngulary
successu and the terrible effects Of those disorders
been cured by him short space time, without
to The patient Obsrurtons chronic affections,
ulcers in the throat eruptsns of the skim stiffness the
joints and pains in the limbs debility resulting from conceal
ed disease in the system left by improper treatment
glec Of the most nsidous maades together with &c
evils have given to his skill in almost ncre
dibe manner His saccesss great measure, attributable
his well known vegetable Syrup Of Salza and other a
proprate msdcass which, wnst they eradicate ssssy
germ Of disease rrore the emacacd patient to health and
new vigor.
Doctor De Angels ha. effected cure in mauv caseswh
had bed all the Of the medical art but he cites only
clans Of this city, TO DR. De Angels:-
..s ll6 Fulton street. Dec. q, 1919.
Strive have hesitation IN reply TO your note say
you deserve much credit for successful treatment OF
Mr. John Thorn, after IL had bsed physicians both here and
favorable climate We your o5edeht servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, vi ID.
w. "a IRELAND, NJ ID.