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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
HOW TO PRESERVE SWEET POTA.
TOES.
To Tie Edit0rs Of Tie Tennessee Stlte Ag.
ricu1iuriM

. We L"HDFS " ttC tHHcSScC Ct1tC Il X
riculturiat:
GENTLEMEN Il have for some time
thought | would give to the world, through
your useful paper, the knowledge of pre-.
serving Sweet Potatoes, which consider
a very delightful and healthy vegetable
and have seen but few persons who were
not fond of them. But how to preserve
them through the winter, few persons have
yet learned. Yes, sirS, have known old
men in North Carolina and even in Ten.
nessee, who knew no hing about keeping
them, so much so, that some have been de-
them as easily kept as Turnip, if they
are managed right. The secret is simp e
when revealed, but it requires time, abor
and eAperiIuent, nvYcuu'ly, to discover
them. Therefore, we do not meet with
many revelations, as il is much easier to
speculate than experiment.
Well, sirs, | lay the whole stress in
digging before tho frost, and after they are
dug, put them up with dry dirt, sitting it
from shovel or spade upon every layer of
Potatoes, until the cellar is full, or as near
full as you wish, using the precaution not
to cover them too deep on the top until the
cold weather sets in, and then make the m
secure by putting straw or hay on, so as TO
keep the cold air from them, and never
open your cellar when the weather is very
cold, until about twelve O'Clock, or the
warmest part of the day according to my
experience, they never have failed to keen
Potatoes always spoil in four or five days
after they arc first ceIarcd, if they spoil at
all, unless they should get wet afterwards
In the spring, take off your covering of
straw, or az soon as the cold weather has
subsidized, which will keep them from
sprOuting in some degree.
Respectfully,
JOHN p. SLEDGE.
Davidson Co., Sept 1912.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
GAPS IN CHICKENS.

Take as much soft soap as will cover
the thumb-nail, and mix it with meal dough.
Give it to the chickens in any stage of the
disease. If this fails on the first applica-
ton, it rarely does on the SECOND. -Ameri-
can Furmer.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
SCALE OF EDUCATION IN THE
UNITED STATES.

From the census recently completed by
the General Government the Richnundi
Compiler makes out the following interest
ing table, exhibiting a comparative view Of
the number of white persons over 20 years
OF age, in The different States, who cannot
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
BLOT

Consumed by manufactures, 266,S5O
To show the gradual increase in the
home consumption we present the follow
ing table, embracing sixteen years. The
consumption, for the last year, in conse-
quencc of the general depression of bust
ness, shows 4 partial falling off, but still ex-
ceeds the consumption Of any former years,
excepting those of 1899, 40 and al.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22

Connecticut and the old North State
stand in conspicuous positions. one at the
head of the list for its general intelligence
the other equally remarkable at the oPPo'
site extremity of the line.
One in every seven persons unable to
read, exposes degree of iiteracy, which
we had not supposed to exist in any State
in the Union much less in one OF the old
thirteen.
We have heard contests between North
Cnolinidns and GeOrgians, as to the rela-
tive superiority of their respective States
but the patriotic natives of the Old North
State will be compelled hereafter to yield
the palm-she is four degrees behind
Georgia However, she has the conso-
lation of perceiving that she is not very re-
mote from neighDors; Tennessee stands
close up TO her and the old Dominion not
very distant.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
TAR FOR WHEELS.

Melt Hogs Lard over fire and stir flour
in until it becomes of the consstence of a
paste. Try it.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
TIE LATE COTTON CROP.

The returns Of the cotton crop for The
year ending on the 3lst of August are NOW
complete The whole crop has been one
million, six hundred and eighty three thous-
and, five hundred and seventy -four bales.
This is an increase of forty-eight thousand,
SIX hundred and twenty nine bales over the
crop of last year. The stock on hand at
the beginning of the year was seyenty-two
thousand four hundred and seventy-ninc
bales. The supply therefore, was one
million, seven hundred and ffty-siX thous-
and, and tifty-three bales. The whole eX-
port for the year has been as follows:
70 Great Britain, 935,j3l
France, 398,l29
"North Of Europe, 1886
Other foreign ports, 5l,533
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22

REMEDY FOR BOTS IN HORSES.
Mix in a convenient bottle, one pint of
good vinegar and half pint good ashes, and
administer Immediately upon dissolving.
F***
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22

We arc indebted, for most of these sta.
.tistics, to the IN. Y. Shipping and CONNER
claI List" From present appearances,
the ensuing crop will exceed that of last
year by several hundred thousand bales.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22
,ME CONSUMPTION

We close our remarks by inserting a
table of the cotton crop for the last
eighteen years. Our readers have now a
birds-eye view of the whole subject.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22

cotton CropS.-We lean that the cot
ton crop in this county, has sustained great
injury from the late rains. WoOdcUe
Republican.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-22

l.4J4,95G
STOCKS On hand ~ the ClUoU Of Tic
year, lst September, 1912,
In the Southern ports, l3,307
In the Northern Ports, 1900
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MADAME COSTELLO.

: ----- FEWALE FII1 SIOIAN,
INFORMS the Ladies Of New York and Females that she
continues to give advice and her popular and eca
cious medicines for the diseases of females Madame HAP
to announce that her treatment has gi much satisfaction
the numerous patients who have relied upon her -bes
BILE Office of Female Physician from long experience a
shaving knowledge Of the Of the human frame
ignorance Of which renders the unbshnG pretensions and
decoyias ganaseas OF mercenay adventures useless in
her skill and maternal socuds female physician, How
dstre be h. complaints her medical acquire
ents VIII be found adequate the In Short she grounds
hi. notice the successful results of tn rough edu-
cation, and reliance appointed of npang health
and happiness all who honor he's with their
Fd All letters postpaid Office and residence 81
Lspenard ST. je2l lmsc
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2Ofs Fulton street near
GseenwichDr. Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London and fome y Surgeon the British Ma
w continues % be consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
and all those symptoms consequent
dcons treatment and the impdent of quack medicines.
pr NJ has had an experience Of twenty years treating
uses mild safe and naiible substitute icr mercury eradict
the yenerea with certainty without suecting
patient 10 risk restricting him his usual diets pur-
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per-
Of The prostate gland accomranied with much rr-
quepces of aalreament Dr.. NJ. structures in
tc promoting absorption of the hckened circular
CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Thousands of. young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
cet destructive habit and whose further injured from
the Of nosms and pretended specifies which stimulate
purely pncp and never fails in establishing
Letters post paid containing suitable fee will ensure
the CORRESPONDENT full advice and dcine Of the
nea lie
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ITO Farmers, Planters and Horcuturists-The compound
Chemical Whale O Soap be considered in the pre-
sent monent the best preparation that compounded
for the total destruction species of insects The
vegetable ningdommaggots, sugs rosebugs
apple and tree insects cut and worms snail cabbage
lice, and all the smaller insects which parasitic indigo
nous and excite flowers such the oeande cactus cus cy
application be thoroughly extermnafed Besides
extraordinary cheapness most important item economy,
renders accessible for all purposes large scale-l0O0
ees 80 acres Of land be kept free from the maraudng
insects Tor the triftng expense Of one dollar
Farmers raising corn oats, rye potatoes urnps, cabbages
at the few dollars realize hundreds saving
their fields from the devasaons Of the vermn The
pound Chemical Whale Oil SOAP may be had in bulk or
OF four pounds dozen Of which packed A,
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGEK
ic2Imsc Chemist No i Wall street
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Office open until 10 O'Clock p. Nj.
PRIV ATE CURE

THE MONITOR-Ths is the title given treatise show.
the nature symptoms and treatment Of
the diseases called private their best modes Of treatment
plainly described the remedies proper for their different
with useful hints important advice and all necessary
directions to enable the pa,ien! effect private and
permanent To the unfortunate, Dr. Jordan offers the
Monitor with the fullest confidence containing does the
fruits Of devoted experience extensive practice and
successful Nor does he deem il
than th tina, the Monitor has reached the seventh cd
ton.
20 Sold for the proprietor only Apothecaries Hail. 60
Prince OF Marion where also HAY be had Dr. JoranN
Specific Courses No. l. for the oicp glees and all
tha discharges and Course No2 for the OF
venerea disc in all its These packages
medicine wash and requisite needed either for
terna external They xcte suspcio1 loss
otme, and used with safety and
= GO Prince street, of Marion, blocks east II
Nibo Gardens Private 69} Marion door
To The drug stos. M m
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J. BRADEN

WOULD respectfully beg leave to inform his friends
and the abc generally that he has completely renoysted
and reoened his Saloons for the Of those
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
iatters himself will be sufficient those who have
Creams &c for the last nine that nothing shall remain
his part TO RETAIN and possible Keel his former efforts.
He still continues the manufacture Of Confectionery all its
branches and prepared supply families aud de aes city
grateful nowledmens for the he has received
he trusts By his future efforts to deserve continuance Of the
vii not be unavaipg.
In IOIiN RRADEN. Canal sfIeef
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE E,
Or. WHEELER, OCULIST.

INFLAMED. DISEASED AND YEAK ExEs-vDR
respectfully informs the public that in consequence Of ny,
compelled confne his office attendance strictly between
the hours of A. NJ o NJ after which hours he visits out
door patients.
Notwithstanding that among the many hundreds Of
which Dr. Wheeler has attended, have been operated
by other professors without success and pronounced By them
effect perfect cnre despite Of every which may
have presented ITSELF and instances almost against
vaoushheo considered incurabediseases Of The eye,
that enables him nth confidence refer afflicted who
be with him, and his mild mode of treating the
disorders Of this restored patients the
first class OF society, respecting his proias skill and
abilities being eminent for his scientific
O>ean
Conic inflammation Of the cvchd sore eyes. wever
long standing be cectually and mapcnty cured films
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S r r A 3 Is NJ u s.

Rs
movedn few mnutcswith scarce'y any Inconvenience
To save trouble correspondents informed that letters,
addIesssd 10 " Wheeler! will not be taken from the
The vast humble which oare bsonesS ,Dr;
WhsecI have already given him wide spread Teput and
Ss las .s.sS S from TYNE a;s!A sSs nS%Ssl off,
s owns NOT that s se a
e s:G s S @ ho s
s s sn %Ss Ssy .S s S
WheeleI's Treatment
To Dr.. Wheeler ocus % Grsen-iea St.
t the 3 %a i ' an pss
sds%, ,S &c bench. have s1as5rsa
h its sa hs oG e d. va. q Ss
that desp.red until i9ld Of sxn such d
other h had afforded her no ve am happy hoy
cordially heartily thank for highly successful
''A'' MARTIN WATERS. i,sHamlner.ley st.
CITY an, and County Of New York 70 =,
low S s m % sfsa
. 9D WSff eas pss'
f:,S b %sa d & s and
10 witness wlsreof make deposnon under oath, its
s s ~, y, N, D FFxaREh, % I'D Avenue.
oro. lRrLASD, coT; Deeds
David Powell YET, 80 .'s9s ssS By being Ell daily
s oess ' nss faa Sq1s Sss
The Dr. WSe oS
reh street. ~h0 has entirely restored hs syh'b POWELL
Subscribed and sworn to before this s, day Of March
Mary Ann rasy daughter Of Mrs wimse., No. 81 Cahsrne
street, beng duly sworn says that she short time suffered
81 sssA e sss
tyf ss q her bs from s so ssr be
ii,ss whose Kind and hS S%S$ nm
Sworn before me- Ii, . ,''f e' M. q, At cons 49,,
' NJ 'sa e eSTps 'Ssc Esss Providence. L. being duly
sworn hs totally blind = 4. "a sys. 20;
%hs oss S ssi Ne Shsp S S
an attended by ye @ pain and and
aVos s '"''",'s ',"s"' N"." n" GX iIS:"''
City and County of New York, ss.
ss, old who had sGs and was e9mrlsey Blind
TO the sonhmen Of all who knew her her sight is perfectly
s @ T Rs, S s S6s ss G %ss
~ ~ CHRISTOPHER BURNS.
Sworn 10 be Gr, ND 81, g cO ~ Of ThS|sOn street
mig lmsr A''' o0'p 81 Nassau street
DISEASES Oh THE EYE AND Earl sHANKs.
NJ y Especially to the PUBLIC that hs has r
moved his office to us Hudson Canal where
WI as usual devote especial attention {? the
and operative Of all diseases incident 70 hs human
eye aud ear defects Of vision. Mondays Wednesdays
aud medicine 20 POOR sr the evening Of
the above days, from to 6 O'clock -. -, $500
b. At all other times DIR. n attends 10 the gener
tios Of his profession. W. ''"s'"',%
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SCARS,
RApE % i GS +. f:' Ss
lot cS superior Nossl aud Perez Pdncs
which ne offers sale at reasonable prices Jes'"
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BEN n n TT,

~ w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THr Ngw YoRE HsRALp-A daily parer, issued every
scrbers furnished at the rate for any specific rGc
advance No unless raid IN
Tar WrrKLy HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning al
nine ccockpce and gsdrfsr cents per eopyfunished
country subscribers $3 sn. In advance, the
same rate for any specified period. ~
requested 10 address their letter.
JAMrs Gospor Bsr.xrr, Proprietor and Eaor-sad u osj
dsrs on hus,vss mast be post paid -
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A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA.

Il NUM- LOW LIN CAN ADA.
MONTREAL, January Is l8i2-Cents:-You will be sur
waaga came my and traded moccasns skins
Of foxes and offers candy which would have
ed cash City dollars; happy say thai the Cana
nearly exhausted We have large force Of the British army
here ALSO who have acknowledged its preemnen In
fact cannot supply the demano and continue
You immediate remittance.
To Messrs. J. Peass SON. Is Divisions
Brooklyn, Dec g. 18-Gentlemen:-Id deem il but Justice
to however unpoiessona the be c9nsdered
a aHGel S' charge na1 ss s. 'S %ss ss.
hnsnc- the effects OF early insmpcr
sc%e dry sss hSEsi 10 n
from the lungs attended with convuye srssms
The appetite iasdhs bowels became celia
professional remedies yielded the friends deac to allow
Pease's Hcsrhound Candy With reluctance permitted t.
by My surprise as well as his TRENDS AZ - am my
change unspcakabe. He that had settled all Ms worldly
affairs and resigned himself egiousy fate every hour
showed SYMPTOMS Of recovery His breathing freed from ali
ecors tghness The cough has moderated the appctte IA
hourly sng and my hopes Of his recovery Continued
Justice requires this tribute to your discovery,
To Messrs, Pease & Son, As Division St " -
AoENrs-Redding, No. 9 State street, Boston, Mas,
Kawls = No, "a. y Sta, State street. Albany, N. ".
Hademan Louisville, Ky.
Jobson No. % ST. Charles street, New Orleans
Adams 4 Blunt, Huntsville, Ala
w. L. Tannehll, Nashville, Tenn.
Tobey Cincinnati. Ohio
Percy Teller, Detroit Mich
r. j. Woodward, st. Louis Mo-
Fischer Washington CITY, d. c.
as EAsE SON Is b snsne ... essh0und Candy
b-feders and coniect'oners are not appointed agent
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NO. a PECK SLIP.

DR. CARPENTER, at his old moss.covered Dispensary
~ No Peck Sup Pe1seet continues TO administer
70 the afflicted and unfortunate and 10 extend them such
lof early collegiate and regular medical education and
noahy ~ years constant practice and daily familiarity With
e sa, aud variety Of disease essentially enables him Dr.
Carpenter icentiste OF the NowYok State Medical So
cey elaims no equvoca foreign hononhas separate pr
yat Offices and for the privacy PATIENTS who
IN eonactkees assistants Sboys and
dsyolss himself rsonay to the welfare Of his patrons
Beware Of all nosfnms and specific norum vendors
pausnts daily falling victims their balefu effects The
The sudden Of the Of Cpn those of Escu
IaTus e regular but impoa
To the suffering and deluded victim.
ma lmsc DR., CARPENTER.
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PORTUGUESE
F E. M A L F. P L L 8 /.

vvENTyD REIAnEp ~
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ. D.: LISBON, PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific combination Of ingred,ents o. which ness
Pill. are composed made them the wonder and adm,
ration OF the world They known all ever Errors @ be
the only discovered that has proved aaoy
certain producing the monthly turs Their certainty lns
cases being such that they must not oe used 1s - r
miscarriage n used during ths. tsrioe - 80 r,.,o,,.a
round with the seal q the importer stamrsd .A h eo
lin. Tho signature NJ de BoudeloQus s tns rsn IN
,cons have the signature OF Dr. r. MLLvEAo sn'honseo
Az mt Ter the continent Of America. -. r H. r,..s
s.,n. Is,fcrx directed Dr. +. Mes~su, boz a. New
Work will with imnedrnse Attsnuon 500 " sppym
.ns A. I2o Cherry Catharns street. Priee - Halt
tcres a. No half boSes sent by mail. ft~t
uy30 m sd&w
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MEDICAL, AID

NO. fECK SL!P-Doctor Carpenter usual devotes his
entire personal Seion to the relief d the afflicted and IN
old established and well known Peck slip Dipcnsary No.
those whom he is unknown that he regularly educated
Eny sfan ana surgeon graanae q Hno9 S2ege and
tanned his diploma in this city t:e 1919 Dat what is
important the patient know the fact that he speedily and
efecusly his patients thousands might and many will
testify His Offices and entrances conveniently adapted
the comfort and privacy Of patients who exposed
observa tion and his will be found reasonable
DIR. CARPENTER.
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MEDICAL AID.

IL those who in need Of medical aid of cesip dc
sef,p,,op slon., without fall Obtain COPY Of litls
book entitled The Rphson with engraving Ths lite work
published second edition With many ysaable
enlarged Ths are beautifully lone aud accom-
IN extensive city practice 81 Mott stf- nearly opposite the
stone church. His having been copstahdy engaged combat
diseases Of this chaaaer for enables him
bis subject only theoretically but practically
rect The patient here guided the selection OF remedies
according the circumsanc and condition OF the
The plan the book show Ie orduay symptoms
cases, with the b~s. method Of cue
then shows what other symptoms do frequently hap
with appropriate eiues adopted in
these bad symptoms should The Price Of the book
is 80 cents. fiI
worthy Of remark that many instead Of being
promptly cured continue from day day taking various
under circumstances where m,,cine alone could
yer make enre Now i Is very 'Tpo,n to the patient that
he inform himself this particular subject and
Which canno, be mere paT!clay explained in public prn,
be had a The drug stores IN Fulton St. So 70 and 1907
DR. GREGORY has established himself in the practice Of mcd
cine and 81 Mott street, which drug
about 100 ,rds from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
church. Dr. g. does not limit his attendance few hours he
at home and may be consulted any hour Of the day
evening.
Letters fom the country, describing symptoms and en-
closing fee, will be punctuay attended to if post paid
ia rAr
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
From the Courier and Enquirer
TlENTISTRf.-l net often that permit ourselves TO
- OF eulocy Of discoveries subjects which
do province. We have sufficient
knowledge do the first place. unless indeed the obec
he visible and this The the present
Mr. Levett Surgeon Dentist who arrived time since
from London, has brought with him met.l which he
has successful practice here, Of supplying the loss Of
real teeth by artificial without, the Of accessories
such gatures, springs pegs in ordinary
ration when completed followed by inflammation
PAIN III, can best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
Of these embe hmens delighted
with thai they have permitted him to refer enue
them who do apply from idle curiosity, but with view
of protting by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist,
$50 Broadway, corner Of Warren st.
[Cony Of letter from Judge Noah to Dr. Levett.1
NEW YoRx, May cath, ie42
Dear Sir
lis both matte, Of duty and pleasure state that the set Of
artificial teeth lie principle of atmospheric which
made for ity in family has succeeded every
spec in appearance comfort and utility and has given
satisfaction. am dear sir,
Your obedient,
(signed) nj NJ NOAH
Mr. LEvErT Dentist. m29 lmsc
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FOR SALE AND TO LET


l~A TO LET-A Cottage, with 7 rooms, new finished
.H and large Gard en- all planted with every kind OF
. getafion and in ne order with large Of
grapes and other fine fruits Possession will be Civ Sat-
uIday the 18th June 1872 any family wishing Cor a besu
full situation Apply to j. Ponson Bulls Ferry, >here egu-
lar boat runs times day.
There il fine well Of excellent the house.
ja22lwsr
A~-9 TO LET-mmediae Possession-The three lofts Of
si the Brick Store, No. New door from Wall
IL street has two excellent Offices communicating the
secou1 floor
For Sale, or to Let the superior Brick Honse No. SO
Sixth Avenue, with counter cellar base
nem and attic THIS House excellent, AMI will be
Changed for proy ed Property the lower OF the city
foc vacant lots. -
For Sa of the best Pews in the South Dutch Church
Murray strce ALSO oneaf OF Pew in middle aisle OF
Dutch Church Nassau street Each pew is the pulpit.
Apply at office No. 9 IN GO Wall street, or to
w. A. CARTER,
mes lm*k S New street.
s-sH FOR SALEl0 small and 30 large farms, mills
Apcwers of all sorts stores public houses tye,n' in fact
k-eal estate OF all New Jersey low for half cash.
nigh rail roads canals rivers from to tour hours
from New York. One farm of sixty for S0o and three
o 10 for $3.50 csch three and hal miles from Panfeid
Cali Wait, IL Courlant street Surdays from ten
two-o,or DAYS Paiuiield N j.. the Rail Road H-tcl
ici3 itn.c STEPHEN VALE, Agent
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NEW BATH.

RABINEAU informs his friends and the public that his
New Bath NOW OPEN his old station side of
Castle Garden Bridge At the Battery where he will BE- pleased
and eItensve Swimming nth, the cry om,odioas Private
Baths, the VI. retired, ld safe Ladies Baths with pure
sweeping .iwafer through the whole building But
and seeud sfo yourselves Added to all this the enjoy
ment 81 OF and coolest
New York IN the Great Saloon the bungwel supplied
with every comfort from dish Of good coffee the sparkling
thirty odd years ways freely given Also Shower Baths
is2 IuSr