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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Depart.
pacHStstO Arrive
To RTasters OF VesseIs,

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor By having lie,
Of their cargoss, pssssnges and report Of VESSELS left
TIE port whence they called and the VESSELS Spoken, ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr Of fleet
Of nsws sehsonsr. He viii board them Immediately
tnsjy sPriyal.
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Bankrupt Llsf.
snETuYRN nIaTH


SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
David Lee Hempstead aud John Keller to he de.
clared bankrupt March 30; David N Lord, New York,
April as; Henry southwck, Ulster county, March l7
John Downs, Suffolk county, do; Geo Clinton Lamb
New York, April %.
There were eleven other petitions but they have not
yet been acted upon by the Judge. $3.50
NAvAL.-The United States ship Dale was at
Calao early in December. The St. Louis was at
Valparaiso, and the Shark at Africa, all well.
OrFIcERs BELONGING TO THE UNITED STATES
STEAM FRieArE MIssrssIPPI.-We annex list Of
the officers Of the Mississippi william d. Salter,
captain John Kelly, commander. Lisutenants-
Charles II. McBair, William ID. Porter, Alexan'
der III. Matbury, j.. Forbes. Surgcon--Jehn A.
lockwood. Assistant Surgeon Samuel Jackson.
Purser-Joseph Bryan. Acting Master-R. Delan.
cy lizard. Professor Of Mathematics William
Chauyenet. Midshipmen-S Samuel Edwards, Jo-
sePh Parsh, ]. 8. Byers, Charles Gray, Charles +.
Hopkins, w. p. Harrisos, George b: Douglass,
Jonathan Young. Captains Clerk. Fleming.
Gunner-Jeremiah Mack. Boatswa;n-J. Hnckc-
4. Carps.,sr,,.Gsorgs wisner. Sailmaker--J.
r.fatem. Engineer Department Chief Engineer,
yohn Faroa first assistants, Henry Hunt, Daniel
Msun. second Assistauts, j. 3. Rutherford.
BY, VIM. +. MERCER.
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Tho following is table Of the immediate me ans an
liabiliticg for the same period = !.

The loans of the institution have been reduced 40 per
cent The reduction constitutes the best Of its paper
The remainder paper liabilities fdefaulting
teller &c. extent that renders its solvency very
questionable The amount Of its Liabilities is $slloA
66as stated in the report In making up the assets, or
of the bank to pay their Indebtedness (Which as
set down by the Directors amount to the same sum-
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FaoM CALIroRNIA.-Ancounts from the Coast
Of California to about August 29h, although not 80
late before received, represent the country in
deplerable condition, from the long. continued
drought. The annual export of hides has hereto
fore been from 10 to $4,000, with corresponding
proportion Of tallow while the present year eleven
vessels which were on the coast had been unable
to collect more than l4,9O0 hides, and no tallow.
Business was conse qaently very. mach depressed,
and the collection Of dues very difficult. .s
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Foreign Importatlons

vsnA CRuz-Bark Ann Louila Sssss specie de Ia Granjl
Slaeu hotz PeliiizS34's Otter 500 Us bs
500 Pratt McKeon Pnilad-Saooo Bore Irott-$soo
$500 w Motifs bales jAlap Lenning co. Phad-
$iilo Rossere-$6s0 Gouilard1 Ncteni Pa
Parullo-Ssoo w Elwe-S2l ass Ssiker-$2oo Grodhue
co-sscoo Harmony co.. bales coehned rieaoa Ma''
zaned,. Ia.
do stic bales sarsapara Masters Makoe
&c1. :. >, 80.
coffee Shedding Il Ferr,s--l3 NJ Wis20 Brush &co30 @
Leianc--ls NJ Lenolds-2 Sn iih.4i hds 10 bags
w Oelsfed-Qs g Hogarth- 81 Anes kude-200 Sacket
fros-3 Wilson Mills & co-l2 T Baich.
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Friday. Feb. lS-6 II.
moderate amount Of business trsnsseted at the
Stock board this morning, and prices were generally
better; indiana SIS rose /; Illinois s. t; New York
State s. 1862, I; Harlem !. Paterson /. Mohawk de-
clinedi.
The bark Ann LOUISE from Vera Cruz brought $l2s,
900 specie. The brig Tybee from Charleston brought
$500.
We mentioned yesterday, that the coupons OF the
State Of Indiana receivable by the State for debt
This includes also the bonds; but whether the
debtors ofhe State will be able to buy up the bonds at
any price to discharge the claims upon them is question
able The bonds selling at 49, with two coupons past
due attached BY the rules Of the Board il the coupons
missing, the seller must allow their face SIS each
consequently nothing is to be made by cutting of the
coupons, and parting with them at q less price
The following the debt Of the City of Philadelphia
according tothe report of the Finance Committee :
CRY DEBr or PHiL ApELrHIA, JAM 1884,
The city debt, an the LIST December last. amount
ed in all both and per cents, to .$26e00o 90
The whole debt to-. 100000 90
Making. SsI,s
The imated eIpen,es for Ie42 ..... $3.50 Gas
I" 292.650
Deficit. ......................... $2ists3
To meet which tax Of cents the 500 proposed
I:c. 49, Ar n,
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The Hon. William Sprague, Senator elect from
Rhode Island, arrived in Washington on Thursday,
18th inst.
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Circuit Court.
Before judge Keut.

Joseph Prince, %. Monmouth p. Hart, SheIB-
The plaintiff is 4 merchant residing at Boston, and
had credited the firm Of brown & Young, No 80
Pearl street, with about $3.50 worth Of goods. He
got out an execution against them, which was serv-
ed in April of last year. There was considera-
bic quantity Of goods in the store, part OF IT to be
sold ON commission, and about $3.50 worth acknow-
lodged a. belonging to the 6rn. Mr. Meeker, de-
putty sheriff, who served the writ, took man NAM
ed Freeman Degroot, in connexon with Brown q
Young, a. security for the goods, aud left them 10
their possession. When the sixty days had ter mi
found that the goods were gone and Degroot inse-
vent. The Deputy. Sheriff must pay the mensy
out Of his own pocket, or make areturn OF nolla
bona. He chose the latter and the present acti ion
has been entered to recover damages under the
I" false return. On the part of defendant it was
contended that Mr.. Prince had interfered in the
transaction after il had come into the Sheriff .
hands, 80 far as TO make an arrangement with
Brown Il Youngto send him goods 10 Boston for
sale on commission, certain portion Of which was
to be placed in liquidation Of the execution. About
$1,000 worth was sent, including the very goods
seized, and allowed by Mr.. Mseker to be bonded.
The Attorney Of Mr.. Prince received order
from him to endorse over $500 on the execution.
The Court charged that il the plaintiff had inter-
fered in the natter. the Sheriff was not liable but
If the goods had been lost, owing to his careless
ness, they must find for plaintiff, deducting such
amount of the goods a. appeared to them after
wards 10 have gone into his hands.
The Jury, after being out several hours, could
not agree, aad were discharged.
Mr.. N. Blunt for defendant.
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which sum deducted from $s,iis,lli 6s-the smount ss
stated-leaves sis 4la deficiency Of IA aolooper
cent on the amount Of its acknowledge Indebtedness
end Of 81 81. lOo pei cent on the capital stock
In order to place the condition Of the virginia Bank
We win trace the course Of one Of the last New York
n.,;.uisua through corresponding period follows
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DomestIc I,nportntions.

i bb sugar do syrup Pageaple eaes cotton Perkins
oRsras W,sms-toe kegs lard Sc bbs wh,skey suydam
Sage hhds 6bl s77 kegs lard 500 tbs
Bush co-2sJ pigs Rogers co-ss bbs lard Cart
"cxM.,srsqoS"Bns Tybec~s bales goat skins otter do
Taylor Rch7 bales cotton binds %S' n rhompson
Frere-6s do hhds oil Craigh 3io0 scece
sr Mil See-ia Pre- lss CO.'S w Warner--i7s
RIrsin"es Victor Duckwitz-loo hides Cummings
bbl1 rice Masters, Markoe Geo.. Nc,
Celial2 bales cotton Cook-42 cks rice
l2i bass Hartmann Ikg Talbot ypnspt co.'s bal.
Forest cs-Is Tan col Dbl Barclay Livingston 81
bales cotton Shapter- 5s CHS rice Smith, Mills
* Co.'S bales to order
MopIIE-Brg Aiabama-iIi bales eoton Lee COTS do
Wood J. huson Burritt-Is Boorman. JOHNSON CO.'S
wstrous-gs w Z wa!ins-ll Obear H9y!-s G VII;
Iiams-4s Ogden Ferguson co-2e Treadwe son--40
Chamte ain 80 ties moasses 100 bales cotton 10
crdS
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Birth.
On Friday, 18th instant, Mrs. Jso. INGRAM, Jr, Of


married.. >
At Eizobethtown N j. on Thursday, 18th instant, by
the Rev David Magic, Mr.. N LASr of this city, to Miss
HANNAH MARIA daughter of William milford, the for
mer place.
On Thursday evening, 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.
Taylor Captain SAMUEL RosE to CAROLINE daughter OF
Michael Emanuel, Esq, all OF this CITY,
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Passengers Arrived,

Died.
At Boston, 10Th instant, Of consumption, SAMrEL
BRApBuRv printer, aged IS years.
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'SUPRrME CovRT OF THE UNITED STATES -
Wednesday, Feb. l6, lS42.-No. n. VIM. H. Fresh
and Riah Gibson, ct al. In error 10 the Circuit
Court of the United States for Washington. Mr..
Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of this Court
Circuit Court, and remanding this cause with di-
rections to award venire facias de novo. No. ~.
Chas. Patterson, appellant, ps Edmund p Gaines.
The argumento of this cause was continued by Mr..
Robert J. Brent for the appellant.
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Marine C0rre0pondenco.

In port-shps Robert Bovine, Buavd from Richmond for
from ana for NvorE dg; Wh;tmore Robinson r,n Rich
moqd dlss parks ssree White DO; Lsda Philippe from and
Smlh from Batmore; Sycamore Madison. NYoski White
whaling; brgs Odessa Gallagher fin Bahia for Coast
AREA taking csgo WIN Price, Hands from and Tor Bati-
more Fabl9s White from do 2sth; Exit Peabody from
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DoIngs in Cor gress.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WAsHIaGro., Thursday Dec %.
In SENATE, to-day, Mr.. BucHAsAN presented
memorial of Mrs. Reeside, widow of james
Reside, deceased, asking to be refunded slsS,oCO
loaned By her husband to the Post Office Depart
ulent.
On motion of Mr. McRosERTs, after brief re-
marks on the importance of the work, the Com
mittee Commerce was instructed to inquire
into the expcdency Of making appropriations for
the improvement of the navigation of the Missis-
siPpi.
The credentials of Messrs. LINN and SEVER,
Senators from Missouri and Arkansas for the term
commencing on the 4th of March, 1843, were pre-
sented by their colleagues, Messrs. BENTON and
FULTON.
The resolution of Mr. LINN, inquiriag of the
President in regard to and evtent OF the
informal communications between the Secretary Of
State and the British Minister during the late ne
gotiations the subject of the claims of the two
governments to the country west of the Rocky
Mountains, why this subject was not included in
the treaty, &C., after SONS remarks by Messrs.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

u. S. SENATOR FROM NORTH CAacLIsA.-
WILLIAM Fl. HAYWOOD was on Tuesday last
elected United States Senator from North Caro-
lima, in place OF William Graham, whose term es-
pires on the 18th of March next All other can
didates having been Withdrawn, the vs,es stood
For HAYWOOD 95, Graham SO, Saunders ,.
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Chap for Gosh.
GLASS. GLASS. WINDow GLASS.
80 boxes Monroe Glass, all

80 boxes AoDfof UIEss, al Sizes.
500 do Jackson do do.
Direct from the Factory, for sale by A ScHANCk,
d2sIws a6 Diyision-sireet.
NJ CoNsuAPTIos, ScRcFuLA AND DYsPEPsIA can be
cured-Cal noct. Thomson's 343 Eroomestree,, and
be satisfied Of the tact by ocular Call as
The patients will leave for home (See advertisement
Report No. =, on the Sd page. DIS AZ ~
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Ja e. .lenday,s paper be sent in by 10 o'clock
tbs evening as our publication ONCE is no, open on Sun
La. rhe rates for advertising view of the extensive
circulation OF this paper reasonable, and in all
cases are payable in advance.
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NJ Wanted an agent for this paper at Paterson, N J.
One who resides there and acquainted In the place will
have the preference.
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or PoMEsoy s. Co. yesterday brought US pa
pers from Albany aid Western Cities in advance
of the mail.
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Josiah Richards. anrtio,eer

NJ Great Sale OF 800 Elegant ANIMALS.
THIS EVENING will be sold at BANGS, RICHARDS
PLATT'S Auction Rooms, 1856 Broadway an extensive
collection of English and American AnnBa elegant Pcto-
raj Works splendid English Books ia fine bindings; bean
full Bibles and Prayer Books Juveniles and chdrens Books
and large variety OF other Works suitable Tor Christmas
Presents. IL
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mr. Persons wishing The Tribune left at ther reslden-
,sss ~ h;s.r IN be city al early hour in the
morning. will please leave their Names o. SEND mem IN oS
note through The Post Office at the PToea'ioa once oo
Nassau. street. opposite the Park TERMS "'e eei'
mel ., be ,.d to tic Carrier
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u The New World Annual, done up in wrappers
for mailing, may be had at the Office Of The IroIne
Nassaustreet opposite the City Hall Pos'' 70 any
in The United States only three eeht'-
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p further supply fwng-aad. wing and Ise Spy 2
Al.o rhe Two Admirss-al uniform editions. Price Tor
each complete in two vols, Soc
~ The second No. oil BaAsDE's Encyclopedia reaey
1Lis mnruinn Price 25 cents
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GoLDsMlrR's WRITING AcADEMy.-Mr Gold
smith, the far-faned teacher of Penmanship, has
returned 20 our city after long and cminen,ly
successful tour through the principal States in the
Union. The Journals of the day, in the various
sections of the country through which he has
travelled, without an exception, speak of his pro-
essiona skill in terms ofhigh encomium, thus con-
hrmins the judgement of the American Institute,
winch Tor three ccnsecatsve gears awarded him
Tue jsrss premium for the best specimens of off
hand penmanship exhibited at their Fairs. He
has opened spacious and splendid suit of rooms
| at 2o4 Broad,cay, where he has already Obtained
numerous aud highly respectable classes. His
seea,s are only IS for full course of lessons: tho
msli . charge, We believe, made by any compe
asaa seseher OF the photographic art who has ever
bis Instruction in city. Mr.. g. has reduced
to sio As NOT sgr double entry book keeping from SIS
that department. : hummer VIII attend to
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u Our friends who design favor Ds with then saser
tsements will please bear In MAD that our terms arc
and however unpleasant may be for Us to reiue can
not hereafter perm This rule 10 be ininged Our Ledger
Is full, and we have no Collector
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TONES, Dec. IS, 1872. WILLIAM D. GRAY

NJ These Holiday tini afford fine opportunity for any
10 pc, clear OF any little surplus cash aud COL PEERS,
Com etione NO. 5 Broadway, gets up bis articles in
such beautiful style and great variety that he is sure to OBJ
tain very fair proportion of il just call in and see his
,scortr,rpt.
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G-T RooTH's CASH TAILoRING ESTABLISHMENT, no. IiZ
Ful,on STREET swell supplied with The most desirable as
sortmen of English French and American Cloths, CAST.
eres and ys.ings style Of dress and parts
not surpassed in neanes and finished taste BY estab.
lisameat 10 the city, BY sdherng his cash principle, be
Is enabled TO sell al the lowest prices.
NJ The POPULAR REMEDY for all these forms OF disease
which, when neglected esd in Consumption such as cou
from any cause throat h0arseness, ana the hke-the
Hygeipe Horehound Csndy-s lie most popular and
e,sfu remedy aad is noselessy snppanng all the other
preended compounds v1uuted 50 i'm utsDiy by fictitious
ard apnlactuteG certificate makers Sold wholesale and
retail 1T 49, roadway
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VI There win be performance ihis afternoon at S
O'Clock at the NewYork MusIn. Neis, bora without
arms Jenkins the comic deneutor, and basjo play
er; Diamond the Ethiopian dancer, Wright, Jr. Fhs is
The last day the Fudge Mermaid purposes spend
ing the Chrismsk HOLIDAYS with the Fe Gee.
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DIsAsTERs.-Tho St. Louis New Era OF Dec.
%, states that the ice on the Mississippi, near Da-
venport, swept down and sunk the steamboats,
New Brazil and Rock Islander. The Brazil was
almost wholly stove in. Intelligence had also been
received there Of the loss of the steamboat Bowl.
ing Green at the mouth of the Usage river on the
Missouri.
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u Families Children, &c, should bear in mind tina. this
The wonderful Dwarf, the American Museum. For The
accommodation of persons who cannot conveniently attend
In The evening spendid performances take place at three
O'Clock this afternoon.
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a,..,,sS w s ssy Tribune for the presen, wee.
ia5 - ~ Sas aesk shs forenoon, price 81 cents
and in wrappers ready for mailing 10 those who wild. tents
% ,I ns,r hue ssosa paper
ring the week In the daily papers, da'
the Condition of Europe also the Early ai,,o On
lea; Correspondence from Philadelphia saltmo,S
ington Indiana &c; Proceedings in Congress; B,,.
Blauuerhasset EDITORIALS the Repeal Of the asas
rupt Law and variety of other subjects Political Hsors
Nos and 4,he last OF them contains account OF th
Tories of Tie American Revoluonther condition and Pc
,icsl course China; Literary Notices Reviews &C..
Cumberland Road several columns oil Miscellaneous mai
ter, Bank Note List, Marriages, Deaths, DC.
GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, lso Nassarstreet.
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" Sermons Ga Prophecy.-Tbc Foun OUT ~ "a ,nr
tSnnday) evening. in the large Chapel 0! me Ia
sity Of the City of NewYc Subject ss,s
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10 On our last page will be found an article on
Capital Punishment, from the pen Of gentleman
who never writes but after careful thought, and
with vigor and logical power seldom cqualed. As
our readers know his belief is opposed to our own
but as we desire careful and thorough discussion
of the question, we cheerfully give it an insertion
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Passengers Arrived.

LwrRPooL-Steamshi Britannia, at Boston-For Boston
Mr. Montgomery Ri Rev DIR Fleming, Lieut. FL Coke: Messrs
Biz lie, Gardiaer, Donaldson. Chs Robson, X Richie, T. Storms,
pay,on, Al.n " right, F.rIS % Jss Bruce. Fo5 Bos,onEJos
Ksmbie. J II Orr, j 8 Allen. T Rieney. Or lehman. w b
Cumming. 4 M Suthe rland: Filder. e P Gamer J Connah, II H
Whitney John Robertson. J Armor,J Boyle, Z Meurt, l. Wal
i lsS M M' Gsn S1ut Ris.t Jd Fl;I 81; E W Muir, ! tsw,s It.; Mr.
to Bcston-Miss Morse, Mr. h Permission, s Carter, H Sibley,
Capt Wilson, y GUAR ,T. Mr. Steies. -
.OAnu, 9 EShip VIM Gray, at Salem-Rev ] Bliss, lady and
child sN Castle and child; Bethnel Mum apd two children,
Mrs shelton and daughter, Capt s Varney Of Salem, late OF T
Perkins, sold to Explor ng Squadron.
H~AvArA-Scar SemiDos-Messrs w Evans, Scott, Causland
and Peren
TURKS lsLAND-Schr Charles l. Vose-Capt f II Dyer.
SAvANNAH-Brig Madison-Messrs Ryem, Ford and Boges-
SIS In the steerage.
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On 10th inst. of consumption, JULIA CoMBs, aged %
years -..
attend her funeral from her late residence No: 81 OAK
street, this morning at 10 O'Clock, without iurther invi
tation.
On Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, Mrs. JULIA CAL
NAN. aged 81 years.
The friends ofthe family and those Of her sons Edward
and Michael, also her sou in. law John Crowley, are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral this aft ernoon at
4 o'clocks from her late residence, 81 COLUMBIA street.
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LUCTNA

~ lHE PUBLlC
l the Iucins coSrdi.i into The United States, and % that pc
f hs%i. II sa: n and ' :ast. sp.sd'a III. e, ,. ss'I rspsss,, tS'S %S,eS Il had had
prey,ousiy acquired in Europe but has also added to the re-
S s.on; '! The fnor IL RHs. x Il, ~ w one sasi io nj asses'f IN re sS1sa%s;
s asias 'n !. 81 tns Way 'ns aa and sh 'f' result IT, i. ; ;Sss q %. dc iss1 hs a.
Sssn e %Sieh ' pIa sss i tSs S { no Win III t sSs p plee susion. s sSasqI sSs
control ofthe patient IT is scarcely necessary a. this period
i, 'io s.i isss sa Sls ses f s'f Tsia Als sns' Il Sih ds:... 9: l Si . fI %:"; s.S1.
s ssn;ed q a. 'I s%h ;Ss,ihS; r Re ua sa tT gs:;::: L s' Ia. 's s.fsn p,sss.
f ss@fs q . : y :' hoped %es;f Il: cures IN s' ssin ss; :T:.a aSc p 'sass; 1ss@.%s
nsnt, and effected without pain Or trouble: should there how
are doubtful 'ofits almost a.n%srsai i tested merits, S .,"m
mend il e them with all c-on6dence, and 90 my own persOn:l
sss.st 5ssi&$S .ss sniesfd parties and = srsisfaISSs.s 70 }
saos, il . S %m ss :A 4% rs:s!s, P Equation !. L s: e &. &: s ss:s in d ss:
dial, is p1peipally based on its, thoroughly investigated, indu-
hid been considered barren, to bear Offspring; and to restore
yirle powers in males, when reduced TO utter ssd apparently
sS.t Tss,;sa The american sssn,ey, q i: iueSia. Cordial.
from = s pr IN Ma srsn, n sm~nS, 'i s1 i,s I'm. Immense foreign , fs!sbm.
eompanied it. i dscinsd eommiiunS myself diyidnaliIy;
thousand bottles coupled viii the receipts Of certificate:
on personal observation. ca. p.hesits ingiy warrant it as
far ia ,sas 'ot's P:G my %Si Il 's e: is a! SSsss' q ; is:n n 'ss i anssf.aa;
ends for which It'll recommcnded, and has become so justly
&c n.h . j ;IueiSSs S.sia'siI: cal %a!issIsts The .i I'll power.
deficient, g, when they have been protected BY artificial
f %ssS:; .aS 10 ss Si iAs ss. ct 1 p4sp SrSSSis' t ansr :isfa f aas i i%ssin. y
barren, which viii enable them 10 bear child rem. / regret
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22
TO PHYSICIANS

MADAME COSTELLO, No 81 Lispenard street, takes
1Nl t,is method OF rendering her unieigned thanks 10 the Med
zeal Faculty, through, whose influence she has been so liberia
BY pstronized du ing the past year, and hopes BY the most un.
firing eff Irts on her part to merit and obtain their favor. Her
lying in hospital, having undergone extensive. alterations, she
country, that she will be enab ed to accom- odate a stll
Physicians can attend to their own p tients if they choose.
Good nurses may be had at very short notice on application
as above.
All com nunc atoms, post paid, will receives immediate at
leniiop 400 mi.