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"A -s.a ,rsrd 10 the Wtss '-Professcr Coke, NJ ID.
D. L. L. D. Chancellor % the University aud PesiJen; q
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London General Consulting Thysicss and Surgeon Aeeoa
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TERFEIT DETECTORis t. the Herald, ue very PES
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Mn Aar.rlI.N MAgaLISs.-Now really, No. OF
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Orsnsi li,ers-
ture to ,. continued the 18th Of every month Tic snws
numbers will contain articles ~ Professor lngrahs Mrs ~
Courtney Professor la Ponic James q Brooks the a"her
HAIRY Era.co George Ca,n, ESQ.,. Professor Barber &C nc
LII. jy9s-y
Ioyp,s BLEACHIN0 POwDkIl-Sisiy es.ks Boyd 4
- Sow ,upersr Bleaching Powder, ding irnm the
AZ; 81 y. r., al, Nv PFRssE q BR0f KS,
svvos 81 Liberty y,
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L. PACKETS FOK HAvRE,- (sroosD Li-E.)-
Ny@sfS The ship BALTIMORE. james Fsnek, master,
ssss<<x-saiIs on ist August BOYD IllCKEN, Agent.
No. Tonne Buildings.
The passage money in cabin by this line fixed al
one hundred dollar; Wines and Liquors. Of any class w
moi be furnished jyis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

- r~rs~~ - HOBOKEN WALKS. This beautIlul
GES1 place OF summer res~est " now IN perfect
Aetn<xz order Cor the reception OF company, aud is
enc Of the pheasant retreats ~ the world To escape from
the heat o the city and enjoy the cool .hadss and re-
a,e Boats nj, any from Barclay street, and two boats
leave Canal Christopher streets every thirty minutes One
ho run. until 10 O'Clock in the evenings leaving Barclay street
. 80, 10 o'clock -
Fare 81 cents. yio-im,
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DOiD's bLEACHINU PU~ DERs.-The Subscribers,
ID sole agent. the u States Cor the sale Of Boyd sens
Bleaching Powders, supply manufacturers and dealers
the lowest market prices For purity and strength they viii
found fy equal any manu- star.d this cov.ty
Great DritaAL : PERSSE X BROOks,
A Idb~rty q
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lNANIEL SWEENEY, IA Aas street, return. ms smces
~ thanks his friends fer the liberal supporhsy
uniformly rendered him since he first opened his efes,ory
assures that viii be hs coastal ,nvOr y inertia
continuance Of hsr appreciation Has table Aways FURNISHES
table with thsir presence may depend os being served h
el,.nl,n..s s,xslitv and prouptttyas lie n
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NEW REFECTOHY.-J. SWEENEY informs his irenl
IN and the public that he has opened Refec or IN tho
large and elegant building, Ne la F-tsn street Fish, Flea
AID Fowl always TO be found his tables and every des
ey Of the provided appears TIE msrket-
No car. or asnep viii he waiting on hs part give seser
satisfaction and he hopes find that generous
which ne 10 determined 10 reserve.
iIOn j. SWEENEY
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66aS PASSAGE FROM BELFAST, (dreet l-ke
NRfA .dep,, dcsircu. of sending fer their families o
friends 10 come direct from the above port, hav
now very favorable opportunity by the welt Knows fast sail
ipg paeket shin JOsEPHINE, Capt Prinde fe berth
only emas dserggea which ma, be secured q mmedat
application be made TO the subsc ibers.
RAwsON & McMURRAY,
;e,e.v eorser Of Pine and south Sta
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Regular days Of leaving New York.hi' month"; Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
- y-rgss - The new. elegant, and fast sailing steamer
CEA-.---4 JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain WIN. III
Townsend, will leave for the above places. on
Saturday July 9th At o'clock, from Pier No. North River
For further inform alton, apply TO
JN0.H. RICHMOND, Agent,
al the Office m the wharf
Travellers ria, be assured that this boat % not race with
any boat at MAY be put against her. but will proceed ON her
,ro,,s !. N ~ otL,r boat was in company. iea-6m
NIGHT LINE.
= c> n PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
CEAI landing at the intermediate laadngs.- The
8ssesa>sGsew and elegant steamboat ROCHESTER,,
Captain A. r. St John will leave the Steamboat Ter between
foot Of Cour,lan and Liberty ss, on Monday aernoon
Juv ~ AZ O'Clock.
TT CEoOKE 4 fowls,
Corner Of West and Liberty Sta
Of r. G. sHULTZ, al the office,
or the Captain on board
n BAn goed freight baggage, bank bills, specie or any
cher kind o property taken only Al the risk o. The owners
Der, Of. ml1t-1m
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rented room OF me. He always appeared IKE
civil, sober, honest fellow. never heard any e'ner
character OF him. a.4..
Thomas Fox, negro--I have known prisoner thr-
teen years, but never sailed with him; nc Always
bore the character Of mlld pcsceable man.
Tnomas Bowser, negro.-l have sailed with the
prisoner two voyages, beard the Liverpool packet
Ualed States Captain Holdredee. The first voyage
he was second cook, and promoted him 10 he hfst
cook, because though, him too nice man 70 be
second 9 ok He was very civil, quiet and obedient
while with me. ema
John Richards negro have known prisoner
five yeats; never went TO with him. He always
bore 4 ed character
This tae the part of the prisoner.
The Dcr,ct Attorney addressed the jay on tbs
part OF toe prosecution, and Mr.. John W. Edwards
and Mr. Philip Hamilton made able and ingenious
defence for the prisoner, in which they cndeayored
10 show that his crImc did not amount TO murder
VITA malice prspense
The jury reured under the charge Of his Honor,
and after an hours consultation found Cares Ed
wards enIiiy OF manslaoghter.
And the Court aJlou rned.
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The Dry Dock Bank W. jeremiah q. Hamilton
This was an action 60 recover the sum OF Si55I
being the amount Of Two drawn by the d;fen-
danl, who is the well known Wall street negro
stock j,bb-r, and which he h mad. payable 10
Brokers.
The notes were put in and proved when lha
plaintiffs council rested his On he part OF
the dccadani IL was set up that the notes were IN
valid, because gwen for differences arising out ef
illegal or fictitious sales Of stocks. To prove this
allegation, the defendants counsel called alr Rus
sci S,ebbns to the stand when he stated that he
was unable 10 say whether not he had the stocSs
IN his hands at he tine the were entered
INTO for The defendant.
Alter some further un Interesting testimony, YER.
diet takcn,by consent, subject TO the Spluun OF
tn" Court above. Verdict, for plaln,ff; dam lges
Sl5S7 aDd costs.
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TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1889

the .stern $1,000 annually during the pleasure Of
the Common Council debate arose, when Mr.
Peter moved as substitute that donation Of $500
be granted for the present year This notion was
opposed by Mr.. Graham and other members On a
DIVISION seven voted for and nine agans, the subst
tute. The resolutions thea amended by snk.
ing such portions of them as made the grantper
petual, ard, as amended, passed. Aud the Board
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Mary Hagan, a very smartly dressed and rather
good looking young lady,, who had been -" hsip
street. put to the bar, charged with robbing the
apartments OF her master and mistress Of sos in
gold and silver coin, and gold wedding ring. II
appeared that Mary had fancy man named Donald
son, who was bakers apprentice in the Bowery,
and between him and Mary some love passages bad
passed Mary left h place to be married. and after
she was gone the money and ring were missed.
The police were accordingly applied to,i and the
consequences was, that armed with search warrant,
they went 10 the lodgings Of Mary, at the corner OF
Christie and Grand street, where they found the
ring, but not a single coin. Disappoin ed in their
expo ctations these indefatigabes went to the odg
ings Of Mary's beau, the bakers apprentice; aud,
tied up in his trunk, they found lot Of china and
glassware, so ne silver coin, and half dozen silver
spoons W it'll the joint initials OF Mary and her beau,
they expected to appear after they had per-
Uetrated matrimony. In another box six ladies'
dresses were found, such as young demeiselles are
APT 10 buy when flash Of money.
The case went to the jury and after they had been
shut up for some time, they found Mary guilty OF
petty larceny, but recommended her to the mercy OF
the court.
The BAKERS apprentice has been indicted, but nd.
United to bail.
Patrick Barnwell was tried for assautng Augustus
t,ests. Tae partias eyed al Blancards Globe
Hotel, and IN the month of October last, Patrick
engaged concoctlng punch, when Augustus sad
vomcihing unbscotnlng about the way IN which he
held the lemon, which sourcd Patrick temper, and
be, instead of transferring the acldty 10 the hot
water and sugar gave il TO the presumptsoss waiter
in the shape of punch al the head, and the absrac-
ton of his doabe-fist fall Of har. The waiter fit
himself lnsulied, and demanded an apology, which
was denied him, and then he TO the PJice and
got warrant for the pugilstic bar keeper.
The jury found Patrick guilty
Robert Matthew'S, negro, was put on his Trial for
grand larceny, in stealing chest OF tea worth s40
The prisoner up, in his defence that at the time
Of the robbery he was 80 weak from sickness that
he could not have carried 80 bulky an article.
The Jury. no wever found Mathews guilty.
Ehz ,beth Taylor ahas johnson, negro wench,
was put TO the bar charged with petty larc-Ry IN
stealing cloak. The jury found Eliza guilty, and
she was adjudged to The six months.
Elisha BiJomcr appeared at tbs bar, TO plead
guilty to q charge OF assaulting David Evans a
Counsellor at Law The Court postponed passing
judgment on Elisha
Aud The Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
PATENT WINDLAss.
IL T. DIST r. AID.

&c THE Subscribers Sole Propretors and Manufacturer
prepared to execute with despatch all orders Tor their I'm
walled Patent Sweiied Beam Wndas Bedteads which are
almost universally used being the best article yet In
understanding case, convenience and durability.
The sackas acted upon by the wndass and swecd
nade perfectly light and free from all liability sagg leav-
ne elasticity the same which renders particularly easy
md simple in construction the matter putting up taking
Town will be found OF but little trouble with t.ess
any other construction whilst the precision with which hs
component parts fitted, acts against the no,
Gction Of any Kind Of vermin
From the taken render each Bcdsead perfect their
sslities for durability will recommend them rurchasery
gso invited to cali and examine large assortment on
and.
Also, large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, sc. constantly n hand.
J.W. &C sOUTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway
icl5y Branklia Houss
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BoARD or AssIsrA STs.-Thc BOARD met at SIX
o'clock, the President in the Char Ill
Reports In favor of paying 10 N. B Blunt the
ssm Of el53 % being the amount Of his bill OF costs
incurr IN defending an action Of trespsss which
one Thompson, negro, had brsught sqsiis
Charles De Forest, the ex Alderman of the eighth
Ward, for exceeding the autles Of his cffice
In favor Of making the offise Of Collector Of As
scssments salsr,ed Office, and recommending
new law for the adoption OF the Board.
On motion o Mr.. Graham, the whole matter was
referred hack 10 the Law COMMITTEES.
In favor Of permitting the Poudrette Company t.
have monopoly Of all the soil ofthe city, BY makre
II penal for any person 10 remove the contents oI
cistpools, etc without license from the City In
spector and that no such license be granted except
fhe applicant give security for the Of close tubs,
srd other appearances OF the Poudretts Company
When the chair had read the report, q member
reee aud said he should like 10 have the paper laid
on the table, In order to give him opportunity Of
looki Il into the matter. He was opposed 10 any
such hasty legislation ON point Of such vital impor
lance To the community.
After same discussion, the ordnance was ;adop-
ted. NrE .ase~N sN
A number Of reports and papers from the other
Board was coAcwrred IN. Among them was the se
ISOLATION for es,a bishing the Screw D,ck In Sosth
street .
The resou ions nv granting 10 the New YoyA Dis
pesssrv the sum Of $500, the Nov'hssH, e5oo, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

CTOVE FACTOKY.-Fhe Subscribers would call the A.
- tenton of their fri ads and the Public generally to their
Tnwar aAd Stove Factory aSi I'm and Copper Roofing
Esablishment Constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin ware and Stoves Of the latest aud improved patterns
CO. eoS ~ Approved rar|siss Cooking ss0vs
They also prepared all orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing the shortest notice.
able terms. g. RE- J. w. TREMBLEY
nl5lmsis No lbs Bovery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

&c BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HArS--On hand
~ and constantly manufacturing elegant assortment Of
eS-5 his mnch admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large assortment Of Fur Mus from the lowest
price the costly gsher with extensive assortment
gentlcmens caps Yoath and charens cloth
and caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN l26 Chatham street,
sl4-Sms Oppos. Roosevelt. ST.
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These ships all Of the first cla about 100 burhen
and eomms~dsd BY able and experienced navigator
has been made Of the selection Of furniture BEDS
he, and the price OF cSnsage fixed al 500
ward for each adu and en half price, without wines or
liquors ofany description Neither the captains Of
the above packets will be sVvnsib for letters parcels
packages sent BY them, un regular bills oladng signed
therefor. Apply 10
GRINNELL, MINTURN co. iaa Front st.; or to
JOHN GRlSWOLD, ~ South street, New York.
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.6S6 NEW PACKET ARRANGEMENr-Pasags
MI3Pfor savannah-Regular Line-To sail punctusli,
8every Saturday.
Brig AUGUSTA, A. NJ. terwood, master, 4S0 tons
EXCEL, l.. Sherwood, do s00 do
SAVANNAH A. Hubbard, do 450 do
MADISON. w. Buckley, do 400 do
WIN TAYLOR, Hsey, do 400 do
CLINTON, l. Lyon, do l50 do
The above first class coppered and copper fastened
selsthey very asd superior for
who will be taken the very lowet terms and
they depend upon those vesss sailing their regular
day For passage either ~ rssg- apply board
foot Of Maiden lane, or TO
RtwsoN 4 McMURRAY,
sep24-u Of Pine and South sts.
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE.


- NEW FASHION.-BR0WN cos, new style Of
Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of So
They surPass beauty any offered fos the same
price combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghncs. durability and ustre. The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them to furnish
article superior those usually sold he price The
pablo invited examine and judge their merits 1t Bnowr
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse la Chatham,
Of Mott-strect. New York ~~~~HsSo-0u~~t
- ONE PRICED HAT sTORE.-THEODURE
CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS aher ma
years experience in bunes and after repeated and
untirsg efforts to attain the object, confidently be-
that he has at length succeeded in manufe turing ar
Gle which cannot fail TO win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble 10 examine ID.
This article which the attention Of the public is
especially invited, Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapne
durability, and comfort il cannot be surpassed the city Of
New York In addition to the usual vorety Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality, which he AFFORD at FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat for past has given 10 customers the
most unqualified satsActon Justice 10 his friends we'll
10 himself nakes proper tor him t. sly, that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad will have
be paid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27-sm.
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$3.50 ~ PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
80 assv Landing at the usual ianangs-The new and
AsEskkAaaA11~ elegant UTllA Cant Truesds

AssSA><sa~- elegant steamboat ULTRA, Capt Truesde)i
will the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street. Fri
day afternoon, December 9, at o'clock
For freight passage, apply TO CROOK FOWkEs, ear
Of West and Liberty streets PETER e. SCHULTZ, at
the Office the Captain on board.
NBAil goods freight, baggage, bank bills specie,
,ter Of property taken only at the risk OF the owners
thereof mv37-7n,
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e--oOa ~ SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
sxs,rz,5 Norfolk Charleston, ; c. Petersburg, and

ssssssaseS4 Norfolk Char eston ; c. re!srsssrg and
~ssssta@ HSdSA'- Richmond-The STEAMBOATS, ALABAMA.
kENTUCKY and JEWESS all boats Of speed and
ation will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk, and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
ears wharf every afternoon at O'clock immediately a
the arrival OF the from Philadelphia and will arrive
morning. Portsmouth time for the for Whining
and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning viii leave
Portsmouth every day after from the South
each Baltimore morning time for the for Phia
lelpaia.
aces Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday FOR Charleston giving travellers choice They
connection with the James River boats Peters
arg and Richmond Strangers informed Gold travellers
now that this the cheapest and most comfortable route
3ucrn travellers there changes from
Data and stages ~ he dead Of night the Washington
cute The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will paronise them in giving cqRal facilities and
tpcrior comfort
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So JOHN w BROWN,
ml6-d Agent
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N n R u u n e.. = LOCUM
REMOVED
DRUG 4 CHEMICAL STORE
TO 10 ais
BROADWAY, CORNER or CHAMBERS ST.
n2a-to Jan rSIrwy
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
sWho steals my purse steals trash
But he who 6lchss from me my good name,

But Ne who Glchss from my good name,
Rsbs most vansusy..
00-PElNE'S ORRis TOOTH PASTE for cleansing,
preserving and bcaung the teeth received ,hs first pre-.
MUM al the Fair Of the American Ins'itate.
This upessaes sensriee gives TO the Teeth clean and
pear Witness and and prevents every appearance Of
tartar also improves the color of lips and guns pre-
and heals all ulcers Of the mouth arrests the progress OF
decay the teeth, and mpar peculiar and grateful sweet
10 the breath.
n@ The article that know offor ceansr preserv
ing and besutiag the teeth 10 Penes Orrs Tooth Paste
gives 10 them clear and Peariy whitene., and imLars
peculiar and most grateful sweetness 10 the breath We cor
daily commend u 10 the attention of readers especially
the female portion of sn No toilet be co rpe@ win
oct ts-LAdsss Mag.
The unprecedented celebrity which this mos, s,eslsns ar
Gle Cor the teeth speedily obtained under ne orgssi name
Orr Tooth Paste unprocrisd individuals
make bose counterfeit preparations under varou. names
Of which BEWARE fos hey may probably prove highly nJu
rsw the teeth and 70 be compared WIN me
noins than Hypsriea 10 ssyr The srgsal article has nov
the ac smIe of the nvestor and proprietor o. w. rene
upon the label, without which u u not genuine
For sale osly ~ The Bazaar, va Bro1S~.y y Smcs "
broadway, H. Hart M. 17e Broadwsy and % hadsos st.
Howe and 0sica iss Chshamst v. NJ 0u'on, III Bowsry
sna - Henry g. corner q Pihs.
Agsis-Be~sre az Ceanierfeits! n2s.odsn
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CELEBRATED EYE
WATER

PREPARED By On. FRANCIS. OccuLisr.
> FRANCIS ecisbra,ea Eye Water iss perfect
ophthalna cataract nebua and all other n6mes with which
nat most delicate and beautiful organ fvsoa may be attack
ed DR. Francis refers to the following clergyman and
hop. ssi and where :..s he %sss. ..is IA S.s
,ounced the persons TO be incurabe
CERTIFICATES
From the Rev Mr. Davis pastor of the Church at Lstt,s
This is 70 certify tia, young man, whom have .
Iuaiasd with for me and after spending nine mo.ts h
on with what they an neuabls The, h
nearly blind ATRIAL Of Dr. Franc remedy, three bsl
,u, and he with eye we'll = ever he DID
eel my duty give this information for the bsns6t Of ths
TIE Rev. Harrison ~ Thsmpssn Street having procured
bottle Of he above for Mrs. eyes sayso ny
enlistment mas removed the dianess and P.a winch bad
for yeasshe had used many different sys
era but they all failed therefore, hope the public win
This IS 70 certify tina, my eyes were m high state a !.
dapmation months remedies tzsd
without any good effect after using bottle 81 the above
ys water perfectly restored my sight, snd believe ssvss
Mn. ANDERSON, Ne.s oo.reL .tr.ss
Afflicted with continual weeping Of ssaldins water froa
my eyes for several montbs remedies applied with
b., sS5 n.s .sv
'otts can truly sy saved me ffom ABSOLUTE slndss
This isto certify that my had bses afflicted win
yvs for Ave years, daring which time several remedies had
used without any good effect being derived and
aasaes Of the grsa, weakness. Of his sight, obliged hss
Of two three mail bottles Of Dr. Francis nvauabls eye
~ntsr he has been completely cur.d and 10 b. ny
residences, 81 Eranhford street, New York 49,
GEORGE D. SMITH
This to make known that have for yssrs besa
tcted with what Physicians can Chronic iansamaoa
sng weakness and rednss my syes and that BY The ap
pczon Of bottle Of DR. Franci Eye Water my in6aA
nation ceased; therefore feel my dsty commend this
liquid safe and unparalleled remedy 20 Ill Psoss Actsd
with optic diseases In verbal Information being
CURED this statement inquire foe At - Liberty street,
New Yorh.
Feb. rs, 1880. DAVID heKNI0HT.
boy whose had covered with thick eaarAet
,psnt eight nkruary then Is,
charged neursbe completely restored sight, saA
Be the residence Of respectable ouasrs No -
First street
The Rev u. Dunbar says from Ne testimony IL tAsss
used the Eye Water prepared BY DR. Frssc highly
recommend 10 the notice of The " he .ost valuable
remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR.
Pastor Of the NJ Dsusal Street ChursA-
Many certificates be II the eRes.
90 BThs eye water 10 not prepared a. sol1 By 40
person in the Usissd stsss but b. Or Francis, No 70 Bar
slsy street, New York
fs prevent Cousterfsits ss~sBs have DEE.
.ors Greet aud seal on each bottle fson die date.
May ID, 1889.
90 Arti6cia Eyes inserted BY Dr. Trxses tAAa esa,so
dsnguished from the natural and will perform svssy -
ton Of that organ without giving The slightest pan, - = ~
great improvenentin this art he has rsss'vsd dve9
ArOTICc ,thsissd,ss our asp~fsrso~v to~~th.s
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HAvANA--Mrs. WEST has resumed business No y
III Gale Isqsix,dor ~hsrs she viii be rsspsss " ev
E9aroers ~ .oxm>rlv.
References job. Rehss. nss No 81 BrcsS street che
s furnish ,,(crp,iso. "a fo<>ls
s isbs observed BY sanssrs sves ss'ss"es 'sss.ss
AZ Havana. oilsv