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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22
Marine Correspondence.

OrrrcE OF THE RHODE isLArpEa,l
a. A sh srsicrG Bf :sa S
sIF. River Axiom. for SToi SD
"a s ssigysS,a HS Rive. 70. Portsmouth, Good Hone,
esssd ie ss1Saa G' a"i ia
d o deem out S the s aVs % LEAH he
s.. ,G S7d * sI va 70 Nj ss.al
ssry and 20 hoses for Fort Adams, "' company "S'' ar
Teean;sh and Laurel and dee, more
and Providence packets among them.
Notice TO Mariners.
light has been erected on the Moro the of 8,
5SS de Cuba showing revolving s''' 10 50 N long %
Vi ;ad 70 oil % Ssl: King Ssess sS$%S
May 81 Gsa e S avn Wsnsp % .s ' O' ,'o''
May wS SS 900 p ana st Helen"
~ ee Mitchell cSc Tic So @ oo
%ss udson s G 200 pS aos d. k A.
'o June s.n +, 2 oo 49, Cater pxop
June ~, lat 80 49, lon CO 20, Sonngton. I'm MI.
spoken.
June 10 Il, q 20, ion 60 g. '''" ''' ~
s e w on der &c name itarpeaed like CereneJune 49,
July. "''"" ""' X" y" """i "'''' "'' 's' W
~ ''''o'' way ''' WI ''''
Plat, Ro''ey for rh,ladelphia. MAY 49, Ia, 49, loog
RsSpard Soe.S S.f ci nix hys, 2s az II, s;l,ss
Shannon TOR N0eHNSans Nay e lat co. lon 80
cGoeiaw from London os SYa ak e m If 20 Ion % TO-
May, no lat, &c. wv "'"sPr, sprung Sth
70, lon SO. 's"'' May ~, lat
Othcllo from Hsvre for Savannah MAY 21 Ia, ., L.,
Corn La from Liverpool for NYork MAY b; isi ~ ~
Ohio, fen Charleston for Bordeaux May o. lat a. Ion ,o
Foreign Ports.
DEAL, May a0-PAssed by FORUM, Charleston for Conan.
hagen June O. Renzi NYork for Gottenburg Consut,on
do FOR Bremen; Harr1ye, NOrleans for Hamburg. '
FALMOUTH, May o-Au Louisa Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and TRANSPORTATION Com.
i uany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend perma-
nentks.
Leaving New Brunswick at "a A. ". daily, Sundays es
cepicdl and the foot of Liberty New York p NJ
TIE country dealers and merchants the above line very de.
sabie Tor The speedy and cheap conveyance OF merchandise
u every descriptions and particularly Dovers and
Dealers Live Stock who have $50 head of cattle convey
ed between New Brunswick and New York, The day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sheer hogs, &c. and all other kinds of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line not subec, to any extra
charge in crossing the North River. =
The COMPANY have fitted up large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will
seopcn for the reception Of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis. ' -
Freight for Newark, Ellzabethtown, Railway, West.
field Pisined Scotch Plains Bonndbrook Someviile
conveyed by the above lines delivered the day when
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains OF vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Basett of ne fleet
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage M Of their and any
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22
TO CORRESPONDENTS Abroad.

Our correspondents in foreign respectfully
send by vessel all the marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any one re.
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

Cleared.
Barks Margaret, Br) Roach Bombay, NJ Brown; Ava OBI
Wheeler Quebec Glover 4 Nc Murray.-Bngs Chas Henry
smith, Portsmouth, NH: Hiberna Ihurston, Portland H
ButlerSchrs Renown Lowell Boston, Eyir, Tylee Provi-
drnce, Lille Rasincs; Joseph Pike, Newburyport,
Buck.
Arrived.
Ship Constitution Peabody, Sc days from Havre in ballast
to Nesmh Leed-l8s 10th lat 81 lon 6s
passdd ship Virginia, of Alexandra. " "
Ship Allen, Wilson, 90 hours from Charleston, with
to Geo. Sutton.
Ship Manchester Owen days from New Oleans and ~
days from Crawford Reef with B4rstow Pope
Sailed with ships Rappaannock, for Havre; Superb
Bremen; VIM Badger Hamburg 18th off Tortuga
ship Ocean, Of Providence hence for NOeans-had
csmed IA days the Banks Same passed ship Prentice
Of Boston, for NOrleans. '
Bi h brig Robert Ann Chapman, "a days from Newcas-
tie with mde TO Barclay Livingston 2t uIt lat 46 49, lon
IS g. spoke Dr. bark Quebec u days FIN Glasgow for Quebec;
28h, LAT i6 81 Ion 81 49, schr Abstract with fish; OH inst
LAT 43 80 lon 50 &C. Dr. brig Britannia from Johns NIB for
Sligo, Ireland. - -
Brig Ohio, Veaze (of Belfast Mel from Mans anilla June
s. with mahogany &c TO Lett brig Nereus for Boston,
Ion 70 10 spoke schr Maitland from Jamaica for Halifax
Sclm WIN Taylor from Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR
THENW ARE.


or the finest description IN sets or DOZENS at the low price Of
Just opened handsome assortment of Toilet
~ B. Agent for the sale of simpsons Ear Comets Coz the
relief Of deafness. je22 Imsc
A FINE CHANCE FOR AN EN- TERPRISING MAN
n The Proprietor the beautiful miniature Steamboat Hy
dauon, nov exhibiting at the American Museum, being
gagged IL other business DESTROYS TO dispose of half OF his
her faithful pc rson who would have the priv-
iee of exhibiting he part Of the United States favor
able She fitted style suitable for public exh
hon and has attracted much notice wherever she has been
The principle OF propulsion not only novel but practicable
being without paddles of kind and has received the apo
baton OF skul ensineer not sold she will be let out
shsrss 10 responsible Inquire Off. ID. Wendell No
23 Water street. New YORK. Stephen Bates Boston Mass
who VIII also sell the right for using the principle applied
said boat. je22 eod3tsr
MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY, L. 1.-The sub
WI scrber would respectfully the public that the
above establishment will be opened for ,he this da
June %, 1912
There being few fine yet engaged for the season.
which will be let TO families reasonable All
communications left with McCoun Clark So Wall street.
will meet prompt ntteuton
ie2g Ntc HIRAM CRANSTON.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &c.-Dr,fts at sght Tor any
lin also the old established banking house of Prescott
Grote Ames Co.. bankers, London, which paid free Of
discount charge Whatever IN province and coun
w. bedr, the inanu Of England Ireland Scotland
scrb-n ROCHE BROTHERS Co IS Fulton street
je22c next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
INTILDEWS PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF
w SAFES-The contents of one of these Safes have
been destroyed by fire. though they have been exposed the
assaults OF the fercss flames.
The Public positively assured that every Safe
nufctued by Wilder will be equal any that have been
tested.
ihey only Oe SEAS Ill q ' e HERRNG New York
y.W. STANTON Co.. New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
1'IESE ar-amed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are,
to be obtained in this country. See advertise
nen on the last column of fourth page m3is
- his CoNsuLTING OFrIcE, TO No. HERALD BUILDING
corner OF Nassau and Fulton streets. ie2 3m ns
TO THOSE WHOSE OCCUPATIONS TEND TO
PRODUCE OR AGGRAVATE DISEASE.
who work in unhealthy atmosphere Printers, workers
in stores stone CUTTER bakers lead
co ution. The only method prevent disc the
occasional Of medicine which abstract, from the circula
lion all deeerlous humos and exrs them BY the bowels
day make fatal The Of Brandreths Pills will
ensure health because they take all impure of the
oe1ao o Sess FIJI DO b%s
r and are not sH sfITsr FILLS Th her.
sold at Is cents boz, with directions the following
bR fsei BRA SST PRINCIPAL oFFICE-a Broad
Bowery Office "a Bowery.
18ela Hudson street, IT'S Second street.
Observe the labels each having upon Of
Dr. Bandreth So each box of the genuine has six
Three BENJAMIN Brandreh and three b. Brandreh upon IT,
there being the labels nearly three hundred impressions OF
Benjamin Brandreth's Pills. je22 lt.t
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR
THENW ARE.
8 ASTOR HOUSE
FRENCH PORCELAIN dinner services, ll5 PCS s25 90
French or English Porcelain Tea Sets, % 90
Dinner Plates French Porcelain per dozen 81
Granite blue or white 90
French porcelain doz 90
Tea cups and saucers, "a pieces " 30
Egg cups ~
Cut wines, per dozen, from 50
Lernonades handled q Is
CUTLERY,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE "a, 1914.
Cleared.

RIsEs..s 4 30 FULL MOON A 26
sUN 90 HIGH wATER... 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

RICH STREET THEATRE, ia Phiisdelphia-To lie
the Arch Street Theatre for the Of 1912 and Ap
py to p. Nj. Laiourcade, 100 Crown street.
SAML. BltAUSON, Secretary.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1912. je a linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

IA TO LET-A Cottage. with rooms, new nn,,n,
- large Gard all planted with every kind of
I'll gcfa'ion and in inc order very largo variety
zspes aud other fine fruits Possession will be given ON Sa
nrday the 25h June 1912 any family wishing for beaut
fol Situation. Apply 70 j. Ponson, Bulls Ferry, where regu
lar boat runs times day.
There fine well Of excellent the house.
je22 lwsr
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS.

FOURTH OF JULY
EIREWORKS-New York Laboratory.-M. Bennett 1886
Front doors south Of FuIton-The extcn-
siye and brilliant Of Fireworks offered at
the sboye place consisting of Honorary Signal Rockets
Peruvian Crosses Ocagoons Trange Vericulcs Mines OF
Sepens and Stars. Maroon Bepgoa Lights Roman Candles
and small Serpcnts Pin Wheels Gsshopyers Port Fires
Blue Lights, Scroll Wheels, Torton Lin. Pigeons Tor.
pedos, Pulling Crackers Double headers tecrarkers, Can
tor Rockets, SC.
Country merchants and dealers in general requested
call and examine the above stock.
NB-Committees for CRY and country display military and
private parties, can be supplied the liberal terms
he above articles. waranted-the atera having been
lccfed with the IN care, irl4 10 iy4sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-22

DAGuERREOTYpE. NEW PATTERN APPAFA
~ TUS.-F. A. ARTAULT& CO., It1Js Fulton suset,
opposite g PapPs church have paeke. shin Ao
and offer for sale at low prices 300 French plates large size
80 aromstic lenses made Paris by AL
Giroux * Co.; 100 bottles hyposuphre of soJs.
Also tripo Of venice, codnc chloride Of iodine bromne
bromne Of Iodine chloride OF gold and the accelerng
subs; ncr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23
MOTIFS sToVES.-We invite the at

! tention OF the public and splendid asofl-
OF Motifs Stoves The tfsi premium has again been
awarded them The best heat Stoves for Halls Chuches
Pubic Buildings &c the late the American idstl-
trre They have for stood unrvaed regards theI
utility and and The decision OF The Judges as ven
as the increasing demand or the article conhrmaton
strong their superiority the present over any otner
Stove before the public Our patterns rich and varied
com anding the adiraon OF all observers. Our style or
private houses ornament 10 the nail well IS noe'
useful appendasr An entire house OF any size can De uo
cughy warmed by single Stove without recourse al all
20 the parlor CRATES during the winter.
We have also been able 10 complete few OF SHEPARD
Patent REvEKBERATERs for parors with which the pup
lie can be served without delay This Stove has asa
taken the first premium of the American destitute as i1e
best Stove for paors and Offices exhibited al the Fa!r al
though the competition greater than any previous
Their construction extremely simple and tbe
efficiency and economy undeniabe We have only 10 ask
confident that they Will be pleased. SHEPARD CO.
n2l LIN Motifs Stove Marebouse. 90 Waer-st.
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Only Twelve and Half Cents |:

u The WIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
1s4S, contains table showing the pepula'
the United States by States and totals also the popu
Of the Cities and larger towns in the United States
also the population Of The State OF NewYork by Counties;
Fclipses Planets &c &c Calendar of the months III 1885,
with calculations for each section OF the Union; Diary
Remarkable Events 1c. Lis, OF Officers Of the Government
OF the u - Executive Judicial and Dipouatc Senate
end House OF Representatives till March 4h 1913; an
cc on the Protection OF Home Industry, being careful
summary Of the considerations which impel cherish
Inc policy OF Profession, with brief review OF the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeley General Jack
sons Letter in support of Projections Extracts from the
Nesssges of Washington Jefferson, Madison, Monroe O.
Adams Jackson and Tyler 10 favor of ditto; Facts for
Farmers Manufactures of the U. s.; the Elements and
Names Of Parties Votes for President and Vice President
al al! the elections under the Federal CONSTITUTIONS Votes
r Governors Sc and for President in the State OF New
York. The Grounds OF Difference between the contenGing
parties; Memoirs of Henry Clay; the Apportonment
OF Congress; complete Election Returns of the Union by
States and Countess total Votes for President in 1886 and
$780, by States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
IN each State Anecdotes Epgrams and Humors of the
Times. - " -
T This Almanac forms very com pete Register or The
year. ana will be found very convenient in The eopnti.e
'oou the workshop, the resde OF the farmer The
while Tie statistics contained in cannot be purchased in
any other shape for 1--we times the money.
Is rice Per single copy Il; ceats 81 per ioo or SIS
per o Il IS for sale IN the principal Cities OF Union
by the Agents OF The Tribune asd may be purchased
eher 2! wholesale retail from most OF The Booksellers
N lRe onisso slales GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, l6e Nassau-sree;
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q The following Works for sale al the Once Of
TIE TRIBUNE, No. $50 Nassas street, opposite ths Guy
Hall:
THE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGISTER Tor 1913. Price 2l cents 81 per dozen or 81
per hundred.
DOCTOR LARDNER'S LECTURES on Astronomy,
Electricity, Steam Engine, &c. Price 25 cents
THE AMERICAN LABoRER: a work devoted TO the
e-ess of tie Mechanics OF the United States, TO be CON-
petes twelve numbers eight of which are already pue
li.bed Plice 81 cents number.
TEMPERANCE SPEECHES.-rhe celebrated Tenn
ecrance Speeches delivered al the Broadway Tabernacle
b, Thomas F. Marshall Price s! cen,s, or 50 cents per
dozen
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, delivered at the great
xington Festival; also. his Farewell Speech on retiring
rom the United States Senate Price 81 cents or % Cents
per dozen.
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, 70 be
completed twenty numbers, twelve OF which are already
published Price per No. III cents.
LEIBlG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, also
,Hbie's Animal Chemistry, each . cents
DICKENSS NEW WORK ON AMERICA, best edi-
ans. Price 12t cents.
RICHARD ADAMS LocKE,S LECTURE ON MAG
NETISM AND ASTRONOMY Price g. cents, by the
dozen 50 cents.
Discounts Agents, Pedders and others all the above
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scrber, successor TO l. " BADGER, formerly dong
business al go Watershed, and the original Agent Tor
vending and selling Professor Ors Patent Ai-ght Stove
in this Cy,) would respectfully inform the public that be
taken the No, 23 Waterstreet two doors from
Beekman where may be found complete oHment OF
the above Stoves, STYLE aud at reduced prices Over
Five Thousand OF these Stoves sold N the City OF
season. and found to be the most economical IN
the consumption OF fuel Of any Stove heretofore introduced
they are recommended particularly by Physicians Tor
heating for the SICK and persons afflicted with con-
sumption found great relief by the of this Stove
lie produced being of temperature than can
POSSIBLY be produced lay any other offered TO the
public Also Wico1s Alright stove for Wood bean. l
Stove designed Stores, Offices ualIs and Parlors
very cheap and economical article printed direction &C
companies all the above Stoves Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recoect the
number D. D. WENDELL, No. 81 Watcr.st.,
o3 I'm % door from Beekman.
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I'm CHANCERY-Before the Vice Char
q crllnr-Ahraham Merritt md wife vs. EranciS Sad

poole, ct ais.
Ii pursuance OF decreto! order Of this Court nadsa
the above entitled cause will be sold 1t Public Auction
der the direction OF the subscriber OF the MaSenG
this Court by e. H. Ludlow, Auconeer. the MerchasS
Exchange, in the city OF New York. on the I'd day pe
cember next, at II o'clock noon of that day,
All that certain lot, piece parcel OF land situate w.
and being in the Fifth late sixh Ward OF the city Of H
thony Lspenard, Esquire, and by him conveyed 70 Abd
Cooper and Sebe BriRckerhof, bounded northe y II s
by Walker street. westerly side by an alley o5r M
width separating il from lots late in poseesoh
Samuel Hutcbings, William Price and others; soutledy
the rear by lot late IN possession OF Las1eno
Moore, and easterly the other side by lot ncmoe W
hundred and sixteen Lispenard's map, containing
breadth in front and each twenty i've feet and en
each side eigbtyhve feet, together with TIE use ~
privilege in common with The other proprietors Of uf
tenemenls, hereditamen and appurtenarces uato The AZ
above mentioned and described premises in apywse s
tanning or belonging. =.
also, the unexpred term OF the leasehoid ptensss
mentioned in the bill OF complaint in this cause ano M
ia described as follows, viz All that certain lot
situate lying and being in the Fifth Ward Of The e
New York, being part OF the estate lately belonging Va
Corporation OF Trinity Church in the city si NeT
called the Church Farm, and the lot wslcn W -,
or chart OF the said estate made by Charles Loss
City Surveyors, is known and distinguished by e
nine hundred and l907) and bounded az ioos
w.t. eastwardly in front by Hudson street, nofih"sg
lot distinguished on the aid map chart oy De se
nine hundred and Six 1906 westwartly by lot puc
hundred and fifteen 9l5,) and ssuibwarjy oy to Ss
nine hundred and eight t903l, containing IN oreaa M
ninetysix feet nice inches and the north see ~ ,s
seven feet, be the or less togeihsf g nd
souge right 70 the buildings and Improvements a.
The right to remove the same within ten days are
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL, Master in chsnssg,
SAMUEL. CAdpEELI. Solicitor. gu
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m l.
n Every invalid should read and reflect they desire
a restoration to heath.- 10 AFFIRM says emin.
writer thai the grand source health and disease con.
Eecad with the natural dofdered function OF The liver
and That every chronic lingering illness arises from some
defect there Chronic Hepas the most frequent form othe
disease in this country slow in its progressive stages The
organ of attack vii! be for years suffering uHser It's under.
mining influence and YET real disease will indicate 10 the
aiient the alarming sa,e rner which is aboring any
transient ladi.poson he mputes tierentcause never
spspecng that the liver being affected The latent source
OF these disturbed sensations thus mi>le II Is not IN his
power lake the necessary precautions to guard against
tins nsdou enemy 10 his repnse. The symptoms OF this
disease often slight and le for considerable time,
such fitness after meals accompanied by oppression,
feeling of vacuy al The pit OF the stomach, the mind be-
irritable, memory defective, incdpacHy Tor mental
exerton prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
tUrred mouth clammy, taste vitaed slight noise causes
star sleep disturbed with irightul dreams, occasionally IN
pain the gt side extending TO the top OF the
shoulder, cranp spasm often experienced aud nefv
wichng OF the muscles aud aching pain OF the limb,
appears in the form CT coGg, ah'ha, &c az diseased
o the liver either by sympathy or pressure induces
arrangement of the functions OF The lungs and occasions
these disorders BY changing The morbid stale OF The vsr
the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way The
liver indeed connection primarily or secondary as cause
effect with various diseases oil the head as well as osr
parts OF the system.
From these views them there be no doubt that the
EFFORT used 70 remedy them should be Conducted on rational
principles, and by timely and efficient attention and the
ouences may be prevented, which often cnaiet on
the constitution by procras;inatlon
lions Dr. Starkweahers Hepac Elixir has proved 10 be
the most ps,en, and ecacious and every days experience
confirms positively this assertion 1t is candidy BE-
rred that preparation has been before the pubic
that has met with such unexampled appreciation roG dis
ngushed sources distinguished judges and grateful pa
en,s this medicine ard greater amount OF suffering
has been mitigats and more permanently effected
bv il than any other medicine extaD,.
So is the proprietor Of IFS curative properties in
every that when the medicine used according 10 his
directions and the patient satisfied convinced after
using bottle that has produced beneficial effect his
agents authorised refund the oney paid for II on re-
turn OF The empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, q Westminster ST Providence, r.
Sold wholesale and retail by the agents. A. q. i D.
SANDS. Druggists No. 70 Fulton-si OF Go!dst and
No 100 Fulton Also sold by David Sands Co No n
Eas; Broadway, of Market street; Abraham y
Sands Co No. z7s Broadwa Granite Buildings corner
of Chambers street. All I'm
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AgA COUNTRY SEAT Ar AUCTION

VIII be sold T. Bsrtlett's National Hotel ia The
city OF Hudson, Friday, the 18th day OF November in
slant at len O'Clock in The forenoon, parcels usder
nlneyone acres lot consists Of about sixteen acres
ard the other OF from seventy to eighty oa the sixteen
acre lot there IS situated substantial brick two story dwell
ing house OF about ory-fve feet square viii convenient
oub1idIngs well Of good water &c all the land is Of
the very best description and is remarkably good order
Ter uage and pasturDg except about twenty acres of
yung growth OF pine wood and eight acres in The sums
ns premises are situated on The Columbia Turnpike in tie
Hudson and part OF the Farm receatv m the occna
ton OF William B. Ludlow, Esq. Claverack io he con-
dt'n and quality OF tbs premises purchasers are requested
TO iuspec, Tor themselves G. r T-RoWnn7N
Assignee OF w b. Ludlow, 4 New S. New-fori
18th Nov. wa u3 lr23tNaS
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TyIIL'S RUSSES.-Notice to Rup-
,ured Persons.-Persons afflicted with rpPtares may
reIv upon the best instrumental aid the world a1ons GU
aopljcal;on al the office. No. Fesey-street or 10 ehe VI
the the principal towns In The United STATE e, see
,bs ave- endored BY Dr. Hull in writing. None are eenu'
me or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature
MANY persons have undertaken TO yend limitations ..
Un, celebrated usses and thousands are imposed
consequence These imitation, cannot be relied upob y
are made by uuskiul mechanics, and are no better MAN
lh- ordinary uCsS.S- 81,
Roon,s have been fitted up No. Fesey street eIcu
yry Tor ladies having separate entrance from the bust
department where iema4e Is IN Constant on
tn wait upon female patients NJ u