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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
DR.. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform hi. patients and the public tbs he still ad-
heres 20 his original proposition, TO receive money
either TOR medicine attendance until the patien, satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
IemY,ed from tls Broadway TO No 81 sade street
the Marshall House, where ne socits the attendance the
mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
time under diseases considered by them incuable
SOLOMON HEINE, Nj. D.
For The advantage of all who wish to attend the eameD,
OF Dr. Solomon Heino, would that the only Doctor
Hene who has ever lived I'M had his office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
SINCE have had the pleasure Of knowing him since that
ine and Of witnessing surprising performed
by hmhe is above the Of s. years. and is only
q the who is member Of the medical institutions Of the
City aad STATE Of New York.
z. w. WETMORE, NJ. D.
Sworn before me, this II a day Of
OF April, A. ID. 1912
RIcH. REED Com Of Deeds. auls fm>r
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TO THE LADIES.

Rh HuLL's UTER2 ABDoMINAL sHrPoRTER
s:f hs y
to s OF IF
"a.
Of 4hs n r.
By be s Of R In %
Of Colleges and Hospitals and BY al the eminent private
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
having ,spia us, from Inc bushes; az
Trusses aud Supporters to female patients. aa26 msr
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
impossible to calculate the man! benefits e the human
Al sSsay 4 a.;
e to s Of the 4: fer By
"A; s"d as all &c s1ssr.
Of nj s S
females grateful 70 the taste aromatic 70 the At the
female oashi 70 be without boon. left them By 10 ".
has been but short time before the public We, the rropr.
hrss e | aea Ss. G .d
monas Of their good effects in removing diseases
10 ali II reiore who are afflicted and in bad health, v.
oSd say 70 any a the d. agents. where the
Ra.hIsn A.pinws!i d!uss chemists. IS william st..
s s.ns. Cd a As He saS dn
27s Broadway, corner of Chamber st.
John Dodd druggist Bronway corner Of Blocker II.
A w Badesu, Bowey Medicine Store, $50 Bowery.
symes' dicine Store e3 Bowery, of Walkcr,t
A B Tripler, cor Fulton and Water ss -,
Horace Everett druggist 67 Greenwich the corner
franklin St.
Coddngton apothecae, 227 Hudson street. corner Of
Spring street
Gotten chemist and apohecary Blocker st. corner of
Jones ST. -tA $500 -
Wsndover druggist and spotheeay II. Eighth avenue.
warehouse. lS4,s Fulton ST.
And wholesale, at the proprietor. Office,
Clarendon House corner OF Duane 81 and Bmsdv,,,
au9i lmsr
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w Altering PLACES, &C

CAISklLi- MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCIARD.-si2.
TNiS and fashionable will BE- conducted dur
the under the direction and supernte.
dance Of the subscriber IL hiss undergone complete and
lhorou. repair and is for the reception of visitors,
No effort will be spared maintain the eddy high cs.c
ter which It hes heretofore acquired
As heretofore tables viii furnished with drcac
that the New York market aord aud bic At
that promote the and
will be promptly bestowed The leading tins
establishment specially that part oft
been re Ddercd perfectly smooth and safe.
Nessrs. A. f. Beach Co.'s excellent line of stages Will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
c. l.. BEACH Propretoi
June 18th, 1912 Ella 3mr
CHARON SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR WATER may
- be had OF ho Agents, Dickson = Co., 1875 Broadway
Basement Rooms.-For ther unrv slled en,cacy IN all
Rheumatic Cutaneous and Dyspeptic Com..aints,
eyes debility ersipeas, scolua liver complaint, affection
Of the kidney Sc difference Thy their penssionl made
The following medical gentlemen:
HUGH MCLEAN VI. n, Warren-st.
DIT BEDFORD. Prof. University, Med. Dep
Prot. PATTERSON, Med. Dep.
Dr. WHITE, Cherry Valley, NY.
Prof. Rad Ely, Ex.Prest Med. College, n. Y.
d.. DELAFiELD. Bleecker-sL ". Y.
Sold by RushIon Asrnwali, their stores Broadwey,
William street and Astor House; A. b. sands 273 Broad
way j. Milhsu, 1888 Broadway Southland, DEUCE Co.,
Fab Rev aud 5s Broadway; r. l. Cotton, 2Ss BIZ ecker &,
J.; Chiffon. Broadway John Msann, 3ll Broadway; d.
w. IL Minor, 1872 Broadway; 4. g. Leeds Fulton sIeet
broakyu; Thomas Green 1893 Broadwsy j. Coddngton
Spring and Hudson je2i an
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FASHJONABLE CLOTHING.

+ ASHIOIN ADLE wv IlIIINU
HARRIS Drrper " Tailor, 6ah Bowery-W ould respect
j. fully inform friends and the pubic that ne has opened
,h,t every article manufactured 10 be equal in
yir and in The city, a. prices TO SUIT the
mehavnr I'm his entire stock at the present reduced
umenr. made up the shortest notice Terms cash
deiivsr, su2A rrr~t
DILLs OF EXCHANGE, on all parts OF Engisn Ireland
ID and Scotland of E3 $40, SIS f20 70 any amount,
for sale at s. j. SYLVESTERs, ~ Wall street,
svO and 100 Broadway
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PHYSIOLOGICAL
PARSELLS s. AGATE

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS,
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition their former stock
ashonable goods are constantly receiving by every new
fashionable Scafs md Cravsts. Their Of Eshona
be Stocks, Scar Crayats, ady made Linen Gloves Sus
wardrobe are rich and varied They re.ecully invite their
Est bishment long and favorably and
lectious. PARSELLS X AGATE, al Broadway,
m hetW Park andM ura vsf.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES

n htD ~ liz La DlED.
DARIs DKESs-M AKlSG rs fA5LlshMEN TN
III Eat Bfosdwsy, door Market strvei-NiRs
w. n JEFFEkS tate Mss - Pnser of 9gI Broadway
respectfully former TIE Ladies
generally that she has recommended the DressmAkng
ne iued esabiis 1ment where vot
me- service, and confidently those
lsdes may her with patronage, Dresses
CIoaks bits &c, ued her skill shall deliver
cd perfect style, NJ, and finish of work nnsp,
T., be oil The approved establishments
Brosdwsy, and Tor mach moderate prices
MRS. w. H. JEFtERs, 7I1s East Broa4
B-Masers Misses Cnildfep rs dresses
= M
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- MEDICINES.
:, ANOTHER ATTEST1TToN
IN FAVOR OF j. PEAsE & s6N.1 ISCtp

uu.x uOOND CANDY
MAD " skEPTICS, AND BIZ cONvrNcrn
NEW rOhks July "a ist7:--Messn Pesss = a. - n;
sion streSe-Srs The object Of tbs cs rse son, = Div
form you and the public Of the benefits 70 IN
long ana tedious from the your H
very severe cough for the 81 which snn
your Candy My cough has been times so bsJ H. a.
noyng nothing could would ali ~, most an
ton was seized three ago last June rS s mmta
blood; however partially recovered from that st"rI pang
quite until September following. This ntscL va
alarming than the former that had regular
attending who told me useless TO take anv rn
dcine my they considered hopeless. hewevsr NM
Of Peases Compound Hoarhound Candy and feit M
fleets Of its the esng Of cough and
Of my frame am able attend my work and ny
grateful you for the invention did the candy ~
cordng direction but much as was bile buy until
generously furnished with sufficient. You publish ths
aud It's truth viii al all times be ecknowedgedby
Yours truly, Mrs. FRANCES HYATT, Q lie wis II
Ages-Zieber 8! Dockst Phiadelphia; Reddins STAT.
street Boston; Rawl Co. 81 STATE ST. Albany; Haldemas
Louisville Ky Job:9n. e St Charles st New Orleans; Du
Robinson. no BasTore st Baltimore; Havil'Sd Harro.&
ny, New Haven, Conn; J. Gayno Richmond Val r, Taylor
Providence, H I; Weeds Waters Troy; q. w. Gothsm
Georgetown, d C; G. H. Hunt Fredercksburgh, Va; j. H.
Thompson Co. Wheeling, Va Mr. Bull Hartford Conn,
Williams, 68 Genesee st. Utica, n. "
Each envelope Of the genuine Hoarhound Dandy ngued
j. Tease Son, ip their handwriting. All stten post
paid erected to j. PEAsE son, IS Division street. Will
be punctually attended to, Aul2 imr
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MEDICAL!


DR. GREGORY long assu,te med TO prescribe for diseases
- Q! pnrse nature, resdse At "a Mott He has
been familiar with these complaints many years and harnz
been pcui and close observer of and effect he has
profession which has enabled him introduce valuable
into his He does boast OF making
rapid and h,sty but his perform tho
rough aud radical and short of time
generally speaking il necessary for The patient
change in business pursuits Hasty and
feet from whence result many
consecutive secondary and the like result
hs reaso1that medicine however good the pri
OF the complaint annot be supposed 10 exert the
power and influence the human when It's
administration has beeE o nued; and thus while the
chsnging chronic FORM say the least Is very likely
terminate IN permanent debility perhaps some thing
for instance stfict,rehIw many hundreds there
be az this very time taking medicine under circnu-
stances thai appear dcourasing, when the real facts
Of the known, the disease might prove be a
structure; and should this be the case il is Important for
the patient to know that medicine al.ne did
never structure. IL is well known tact
that the patient may have structure many mouths or
years without his knowledge and without any ee
Those victims discretion misfortune who about 10
select medical adviser would do well TO call and obaf lit
tie book treating entirely these complaints; is small
pocket containing much bic inormaton its Ian
very PLAIN aud easily understood Price 50 DIR.
Sregor residence is al 81 Mott about 100 yards from Chat
ham nearly opposite the church. He does not limit his
attendance few hours bat be found home At
hoar OF day night (ober.e that No. 81 is drug store
and his charges moderate
The Book may aso be had Sands Drug Stores Fulton
ST. al the of Chambers and Broadway; the Bow
No g. corner Walker ST. and No 1885, Spng ST.
Applications by Mail Post Paid encosiag ST. will secure the
book I'm pamph e) by mail free POSTAGE au2Tin IN
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NO QUACKERY !!

Tx BROW DEkS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
- TURNlP for the Of Consumutions, Coughs, Colds
Splitting OF Blood, and all other Breast Con plants
On OF the claiming universal medical
quetes the subscriber has felt hesitation IL bringing The
claims of his dicine before the public lie is that
his present undertaking. he nl be ed by the
quac and his medicine (be qualities eood) luac
ry will longer restrln him from atordng the
afflicted the Of relief they his remedy
in lime
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnip in itself certain
remedy inflammation of the pecora which, though
slight rst Gas colds often results coasunp
His experience authorizes him putting his discovery
ia competition it'll any and all the muudnou. of pc
naceHs that the public confident that fair s VIII
result all the Of
medical qualities that have been by those who
have atestsd its worth By
The delicate lady in all and every condition Of fe
this compound without the slightest risk nconve
nience Aud in all Of darrh, complaints of
ordinary character seldom if fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly approaching the merits of other med
cnes and without deractng the least from the medical
practitioner this remedy offered the world the best,
safest and remedy for all affections of the lungs and
breast that has made appearance. He has
session the certificates Of hundreds who after spending money,
and almost beft of hope have him for relief and
found
Ply sicsns invited pulmonary Affections and
IN ali eases where cough rs left after measles.
The proprietor Agents in the principal cities the Un
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by c. H. RING 50 Fulton
Cf; Cuion, R7 Dr. Crowell 2B5 Bowery; basett,
e Dckie 4ls Broadway; Coddington, Hudson and
Spring eod3mr
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OIL! OIL! OIL!OIL!!

DEFINED LAMP OLA new and splendid article i.
~ received by the subscribers, and offered to tho
v no Other kind And being free from odor and neither emit
ting smoke forming on thswckitwl be found not
only pleasant but economical oil for all purposes Gocers
and Hotel rroprietors particularly invited 10 IT, The
only depot The city, and where sold in any
suit purchasers, is az SAMANOS BROTHER,
H., No. wall st.
Also, the article Fancy Soap. aui3 2msr
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DECEPTION PREVENTED.
THOSE who wish to know no Dr. Heile, Of New York a.
Published under illat name, BY those
Who rl hi do will please frat call the County
Clerks Office, medical records aud If Dr.
Hene but Solomon Heine authorized practice; 3D. he
charges for neither ediene attendance t are satisfied
with he the Doctor; Sd il he Ger
who speaks but little English and will promise
you, matter what your disease, you right.
SOLOMON HEINE, Md,
81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall House.
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PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME-
TNCTJRApTE

CENTS As several Of your certificates in the form
" letters have concluded adopt the method to
grateful thanks for Of
parable compound Extract Of Hoa!hQuod Candy
for the last three four been afflicted with sickness
pain shooting through the Of
ing cough great ds.; in my back much splitting Of matter
often very d,fculr-n short my physicians pronounced
decided consumption continued in
gave all hopes ofeye being cured The int was
der the Of OF phyScans who
nounced ncurable was suffering in this when
presented large package Of your Candy, which,
ENJOYING better health than have fOI he las. Eve
am your grateful friend, Mn. ANN GOODWIN.
ais Cherry street.
ADMINISTRATORS Aspinwan, 10 Astor Horss. 10
Broadway and 86 William smith, TI Greenwich Wash
hurn Greenwich Holden, s2O Rvingon T. atns
2t and 9th avenue Pastor, 163 Greenweh sreetI
say Stone Hudson aud Montgomery ST. Jersey City;
ton st; Handey Is High st Stewart IS Fulton st; Berry
Sands st; Croker & Co Atlantic and Henry IT. su2
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TO l.,
A*A ELEGANTLY funishe, rooms for single gentle
"a men, with br~ akfast, Barclay No pains will be
shared render the above desirable. Inquire
the premisrs. aus I'm re
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CANNON, SHOT AND SHELLS.
BUREAU OF ORpsAscg AND HYpsooRApHY.

BUREAU OF ORDSAscg AND HYpsooRApHY.
Sd September, 1912
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Bureau until 3 o'clock, p. NJ, OF the I5th Oc-
t,ber next for furnishing delivering, IN the pro-
portions and at the places herein desgnat,d the fol-
lowing number and description Of Cannon, Shot and
Shes for the Naval Service Of the nittd States
Thirty, eight inch PAX han guns, of about 90 cwt.
each.
Seventy, thirty-two FOUNDER guns Of cwt and
upwards the precise weight of each to be determi ell
hereafter.
Five hundred, eight-inc shells.
Three hundred, eighl-incb IsoIid shot and
Seven thousand, thirty two FOUNDER shot.
Defirerabte foiioios
10 eight in. Pax han guns Deliverable at Sack
200 eight in. shells eu's Harbor, N. r.,
lOO eight IN solid shot on or before the 18Th
70 lh,rly-wo FOUNDER guns May next.
1900 ihiry-two FOUNDER shot
ID eight in Paixhan guns
$50 eight in shells Deliverable at Buffalo
100 eight In. solid shot IN. " before
~ thirty two FOUNDER guns the 18th May next.
500 ,hiry-two FOUNDER shot
10 eight in Palxhan guns
$50 eight in shells Deliverable at Erie
100 eight in solid shot ; P.nn. on or before
% thirt, two FOUNDER guns the 18th May next.
2OOO hiriy-t~o pounder shot
The proposals. must state distinctly the rate per ton
tof twenty-five hundred and forty pounds fnr the
guns, and The rate per pound for the shot aud shells
deliverable above, all 10 be subject TO, and undergo
such proof and inspection. this Bureau may deem
proper TO authorize; and none will be paid for that
shall not pass such inspection may be entirely
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thenticated, according to the provisions of the
tract, within thirty days after their presentation to the
Navy Agent.
The Offers must state at what agency the contractor
may desire payment to be made.
Drawings of the guns will be furnished from this
Bureau, and they must be cast and finished to
form to them in every respect.
No no, blast metal is to be used and the shot must
be cast in and iDoulds.
sept. 5-2awti5Oct
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Ii PRIsoE GEoRGE's COUNTY Couar,
Sitting az Court Of Equity,
July Term, l642.
Catharine Plaisinger, }
Peter Plaisinger. \


Inc object Of the petition filed in this case by Cath
ar'ns riaisinger Of Prince Georges county and State
VI war iand Is to procure a decree for divorce
p'nenio masrnonii from her husband Peter Plaisin-
ger he petition states that the said Peter Plais-
ger the husband Of the said Catharine Passenger
or ABOUT two years after his intermarrage with the
said Catharine abandoned and deserted her without
any just Provocation, not having made OF that time
or since Then any provision whatsoever Tor her main
snahce or support that the conduct Of the said Cath
arne since SAID union has been virtuou. and proper,
ana ta the departure of the said Peter without
her knowledge. The petition further states that the
SAID refer was at the time of said marriage phys-
caiiy incapable of forming that connection and con-
unued IN that state until said abandonment took
place that he does reside, and has resided,
without the limits Of the State Of Maryland, in TO-
reign parts unknown to the said Calhaine, ever since
SAID abandonment and desertion, and that the said
Catharne hath not the said Peter since that time
IL is thereupon, this fifth day of September 1872 by
the subscriber associate Judge Of Prince Georges
county Court sitting Court of Equity, adjudged
and ordered that the petitioner Catharne Plaisinger
by causing copy of this der to be inserted in some
newspaper published at Washington city, once in
each oil Tour successive weeks before the second
Monday OF October next, give notice to the said Pc
ter flaisinger Of the object and substance Of this pc
utop and warn him to appear in this court in person
or by solicitor, on or before the second Monday of
January next, TO answer the premises, and show
cause II any he has, why decree ought not pass
as prayed.
True copy. Test: CLEMENT DORSEY.
JoHN b. BROOKE, Clerk.
Sept 5th, lS42. sep 9-law4w
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MONTGOMERY.
BALTIMORE, October 6, 3 Id r

BALTIMORE October 6, 3 Id P. M.
DEAR Sir | send you the result of the elections
in this State as far as heard from. Some Of them
Official and some report, but all think suf
fcienty correct to be depended The uras will
have TO fix upon some available standard bear
er than Clay and some better hobby than "protec-
tion," ere they hope for support from the yeo-
many Of old Maryland.
Baltimore City, whole Democratic ticket elected.
Comfy, do. do. do.
Anne Arundel, do. do. do.
Prince George, Wing Delegates elected, but a
Democratic Senator
Washington, whole Democratic ticket elected.
Frederick, do. do. do.
Hartford Wings elected, and a tie on the fourth
Cecil, Wings and 2 Democrats.
Carroll, whole Democratic ticket.
This insures large major ity on joint ballot and
Democratic United States Senator to succeed Mr..
Kerr Respectfully, yours.