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T'o JEWEdLERs, ,MINIATURE PAINTERS. nc.
Broadway Wholesale and Retail Nlinuaciuyer. Of Travel
settings, use Iocke watch and pm cases; for s
plate, neatly arranged to order. Also, made arl
lifted 10 Jewellers show cases TO contain lcies, chains
rings, keys, rims, thimbles pencils, &C. SC &c
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and made
TO order, with and DC s.afch
No. Courtlandt street, New York. MA im@c
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW-Thc su J.
w scriber selling all d. scrptions of gold silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains KEYS
tail lower than any other place the city. Gold Watches
low Is 20 dollars each. Watches and J-welry
ged OF bonght All Watches warranted keep GOOD ,ims
the money returned. Watches and Clocks repaired in IN.
best nannrr and warranted at mach less th,n the
By one Of the ,cst worsucn in the CITY, g. T.. ALLEN I'M
porter of Watches and Jewel wholesale and Wal
street, w stsifs. jcIo I'm Hrc /
DEMOVED.--HILAlRE WALTER, agonf aud partner q,
~ the house Of Berger Walter, the only
he's The homo q nfnins M'gs dealers ~ watch works and
glass that their establishment Of watch glasses cut ss, glib
md coorcd, fancy aitcles &C. &c &C.. has lately been
moved from No 20 Maiden Lane, o' No. % Wiiliam street.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasing from the oy depot Of the
factory respectfully invited call rhi;hr-'
where will be found gnrvaled assortment the above me- o.
toned goods, which will be disposed OF the reasonable
terms mi 2in@I
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rrror orrns ArDun, s Rocsr,rrnR.R.

or Hs AVBUns & RocHrsrra II. II. Coz
Semi Annu. Divd-nd ofFSe PER Cent vii be paid on ~
n Capital Stock of this Company the first day OF Jul,
Shareholder whose socs registered tn City Transfer
hos o. ~ o1 Ys rs m ro q, '' ,1 BASs .
Shss s'ock j. pei rcsscred in ne City viii BE- paid ths
i. E order 'fh' 'a aaA & g sfaa5up Treasurer,
NOTICE TO CLERKS and al rter persons wbo,e bun.
e the old eIcla.,e Boo, so, 4, ch,Ih'T;,is,s
3Gc EEI" BOSS .'''ss s9SH .t, Ns
lowing are the many advantage. the Elastic Heel. have
Frstfe sa,ticity add, greatly to The durability Of the
sseondly-Ticy make noise IN walking upon the pave
ThirdiyThev prevent Boots from running down to the
F,urrlyT enable the walk with much less
Fihhly-They do not carpets do OF nailed
sIsihy-They can be worn with comfort by those having
and etail at nanafscturcrs prices. ieem.c
IN CHANG ERY-Befoc the Vice Chancellor Of the Isl Cir.
su-j9hn Hsr'm,@ v, John Ksenaq9ill 1qi ,ecoapi ia
glsinsai. so|ieiioI = W Gerard E.q. Of CovpseiyoGn
Is If ssS sssTfs IT, oSs'p H
Albany Evening Journal please copy and charge 70 NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OWEN, Councillor at Law,
ID has removed 81 Nassau street, ihe Of John
whsrr he may be consulted on all m''ers !" Bankruptcy
MOTIFS PATENT, PORTABLE ssfURNACE, and
Wash Boiler admirably adapted for washing. can be placed
IN The Fireplace, the area, or the yard . 80
Patent Agcunrists. Furnace and Canldon IN si7eso " 30
e. S 1877 GA. ~ =; s The ss i hes s gwen s" s,
satisfsction those farmers who have used 'hsw
Patent Hard Goa, Furnace, article for
will maxi ancst lifiIe stove for winter,
Pa en Chin Charc01l Furnace, from part much
improved These iilei wih FIRE brick. Also very low
Go%binsion s@d freissyns Cook Stoves, summer
prices The combination !, he only legitimate that con-
and smell from the kitchen. T.ey equally
yell adapted for summer winter Dealers Supplied on
iibe ri erns. J. T.. MOTT.
lei 6 Water and Is Ioverv
pLLs ofeYchsnge all srs England Ireland and Scot
~ an' " sums Of i5 60 els and en- auy amount pay
able At i int For sale by =. .. SfLVFsTFR =.
Jeie 20 Wallst and 40 Broadway
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TO THE LADIES.

" 1 HE LADIES.
sn2EasLEE rN ta LIVER. Of a &c %
ss io most select and choice a,sornnen, Of Millinery
oo9s ior the ,proE ade never !, yet presented 70 ds rob
rs both =, 1es,rs The lsity ad ehe,rnr Of the articles
The sseSfs'sd SILK Half " CAIIEb cApoTTE DOR
skk b Six ii KEN sSsTsPYe Sw 2a sf osIS sfs
STYLE--And Lawn Hats do do-An entire styleo
!" MoDINE CAPACITIES, ELssLER
COTTAGE
farsisn and Eaglish FANCY sTRAws Of the finest ter
The Pfqpetrss respectfully socts the ladies to vor Der
with call and exsnine her elegant and varied stock Of MIL
liasY or ,hsm.slys., before they purchase elsewhere
regards ne ''"''S I'll is ss'' u sSSa
TO LADIEs.--Nr.. ThArTvEry respectfully INFORM,
thu Ladies Of Nsw-York ,nd vicinity that she continues
100 Erise street Ion he first fcorJ Nea.Yos " '0
~ b. Oders received aud executed with and e
Al.a' Collars for sale jear im.r
~s DRESS BooTs,-LATEsT FRENCH
~r<g sTfLE-The subscriber inakss TO order, Boots
% the above description, Of the finest quality Of French Calf
SKIN and the hates, style and very reasonable prces-
Genoncn who have been the habit Of plying
rces articles requested ca aud BE-
hat his prices are from TO twenty per cent below Other
stores The peghborhood Drawu1s being takea Of the feet
and pair Of lasts kept Tor esch customer. there difficulty
Constantly on haud lara assormen Of fuhionshs Wy
GEMS S F o M oxs H . sOs . FIFTY 5Js
Po"f' s"'sH Ii JOHN s e. FIX IL rr,oum
Al 9m- Between Nissan and Dutch ats.
e. 40 BETTER glace u lpd Boots aud stoe. c,rsp
sr< all we are not sur, thai in New ygrk hee !. my
.ss % Ga a. =, es SG91 sS2 aud ssse % Canal
sneJ appear BE- generally saisIed that this fact
All r so & Ho, have nod, s sGs
soon
Nh Country merchants ie By the package or DOZEN
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Pnnetuay as regards day sailing will be observed
heretofore. The price Of massage outward fix I'd One
Hundred ars which ample stores of description
will be provided with the exception of wines aud liquors,
which will be furnished bv the stewards.
GOODHUE 4 CO, "a South St,
.-.H.r e.. II. MARSHALL, IS BuIlingslip. N. Y.
eol tvh Barring BROTHERS X CO. L'pool.
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JEWELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

ga a Er1a VERY Low
THE Subscriber is ceiling all descriptions ff,oIj Silver
&c. a, retail lower an at any o;er Iltcs in ;.s
Gold Watches as oa thirty forty tpIs e-.t aiches
ed TO- keep good time the ttnred. and
Clocks repaired y the best nd Hs.rei much
less than the usuai ~ che iuest
the city. c. q. ALLEN fnpnrter Of Watches and Jew
mp ms m
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pLs ofeYchsnge Tsrfs Of England Ireland and Scot
an ,nsums Of i5 SO els and $40. auy amount pey
able at sight For sale by 80 SYLVESTER,
Jee 22Wallst, and 10 Broadway.
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rs: - @:

THE OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool VIII reafer be
despatched in the folown. order excepting when the day
Of sing falls Sunday e shps will sail the succeeding
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HTND'S DEPOT

or WEBB'S BURNERS, LMPROXED, at Ii4 Grand st..
next door 10 the Broadway subscriber ,spect
fully informs his friends and the public in general being
the manufacturer OF those Lamps since their
has brought them that which makes the su
peror for cheapness cleanliness and bancy OF light TO ali
others in existence From his long experience in the bu
siness and the facilities he all Others In The
trade he is enabled sell at per cent lower than for
mery charged by the dealers and hopes by this
to merit share Of public patronage The difficulty here
toore existing IN the trimming universally complained
6y az that haze used them now entirely obyiatcd the
perfect order for burning without the least trouble
sold at S. and ss which affords light brilliant than
other substance the customer CT
less than one half Of oil It's safe way explosive.
drops fire from thu wick, and leaves fire upou IT, IL
Clearly leaves marks and il spilled on clothes O,
furniture evapotes entirely like alcohol The lamps once
IN order need snung raising Of the wcks merely
require to be kept clean and be filed often a they burn
themselves empty
Also Campboated Gas, Chemical OIL and Alcohol Al ne
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wckd and altered 10
burn camphine
Astral Lamps bronzed and reg
Country and all others who wish to
tens,v assortment, before purchasing else being conn
cent thar they will find IL TO their advantage $500
B-Constantly on hand general Of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves &C. &C.; Tin and Copper Roofing Gutter
Leaders, and Job Work in general the shortest no.
tice JAMES HINDS s ~"
1uI lm~I ia Grand sreet,
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TO MARRIED LADIES

MADAME kESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
-Ihese invaluable Powders have been adopts
IN Europe but France in particular for upwards thirty
as well as BY housandsin this country being the only mild
sae and ecacous remedy fer ladies' whose healh
forbids a too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Kestsl as Is well known, for thirty years Fs-
male Physican IN the two principal Female Hospitals Eu
experience and opportunities she attained celebrity
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
TO the female Frame for which her medicines
vailed well in this Europe Her acquaintspce
with the physiology and anatomy of the female Frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married
in the meridian Of life and the consequent rapid and
often apparently ineIpfcable which consgn many
fond mother premature their
knowledge of the primary Of female ndspos
tions-especiay Of married fem les-whch IN s0s led 10
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powderx.o
the health but the life Of adectionate wife and
fond mother.
advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and es
tmang the vast benefits resulting to thousands by their aoT
ton would most fully arouse the attention Of h
not wise and yittuous to prevent evils TO which are
dispssscnae vituou and enlightened mind will nhe
tell recommend. or eyer tsccnmsnded Pncs 1--WE dosr,
be forwarded By ms tc any part Of United st.Is Al
TELL, Female Phy,sian Principal Office, Is Greenwich
p0st0n ONCE w y E.s1en ~. anal lmsr
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PORTUGUESE
u Il M A i r PILL. g

N; Pr B0UDELOQuE. M. D., LisBON. PORTUGAL.
ME Scientific combination Of Ingredients which bese
Pills composed have made them wonder and admi
Ition OF the wod. They known all over Europe 10 be
certain ~ producing The monthly turns Their certainty, ali
for though always mild safe and healthy they are certain TO
produce miscarriage IL used during that period
The directions translated English and are enyeloped
round with the seal q The mposr stamped Each boz
rectons have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU authorized
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail any pa of the United
States letters directed to DR.. f. Meveau, hss a. New
York. WI meet with immediate attention All letters
be post paid Sold by appointment Cherry, Caia
rne street. Pnco s3 Half boxes So No half hoxe BY
mail "a m w
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Home northumberland Intelligence
--.Accisienss. &c. &c.

SUICIDE OF A GERMAN GIRL.--A German GIRL
named Mary Wimber, put an end TO her existence
in Bitmore. on Saturday morning. She had par
tiay recovered from an attack OF bilious fever,
whtchU i supposed somewhat deranged her mind,
as she lett her residence al night, and wandered
about the streets until she was taken up by the
wdchnan. She was then taken 10 house OF a
Mr. Grove, where 1t was presumed she would be
taken care OF. She WIS placed in a room, aud
some OF the family having occasion TO go into the
room shortly after, discovered her lying the floor
weltering in blood, and her throat cut from ear to
ear, the head ne arly severed from the body
GREAT LOAD The lake boat Tyre, of Seneca
Falls, Captain ). Compson, cleared at Montezuma on
the 2tst instant, with cargo OF 600 bbs. OF Hour.
and four OF timothy seed, eighlng ~, 2I0 pounds
-helny the largest load cleared at that office this
season
CAMsLs ON THE WESTERN PRAlRIEs "A writer in
the G -nessee Farmer, native OF Russia, who has
pissed my years Of his life IN that portion OF the
Emlire bordering the Ural and voga Rivers,
suggests that the Camel would prove a most valua-
bic animal for burden In those pralres and especial
ly for trdversug the country in the far west where
water is sometimes not found for days He Gays that
camels, In the unsettled country would be found good
10 carry mails and convey intelligence Their speed
Is great, 40 miles being u common days travel for
speedy animals, and that the breeding OF camels
would not be more expensive than horses. They
may be obtained on the Rack Sea, and the writer
suggests if Agricultural Societies would import
lew PAIRS, they would confer great advantage, on
this country. From COO TO 1000 pounds with rider,
lsa common load for the camel and the common
est herbtge, weeds and twigs, will suffice for
their sustenauce while enduring the sever.st la
bors.
Mr. Colman, the editor of the Farmer. is disposed
10 think the foregoing statements worthy of consid-
Grafton. He says
"The facts given in respect to the speed of the
c,ms, their strength and capacity for burden their
nturance OF fatigue, and the cheapness of their sup
port, are we'll established. They are as susceptible
OF training as the horse. They are OF mild and
peacsAbl- disposition, and live TO great age. We
had supposed that they could not endure our eli
mate, but the statement OF the writer of this letter
shows that II is otherwise. That they would be
useful on the praries and in the long Journeys
constantly undertaken in the vast and unsettled
plans toward the Rocky Mountains, into Mexico,
ani other territories, now and likely remain i'm
penetrsbe by Carriages, 1t would seem but reason
able 10 beeve''
SUPPOSED MURDER.--The Haverhill On H.) Re
publican states that the body of a nam named Put
ney was taken from pond in Wentworth, on the
l6h inst, where II is supposed TO have been thrown
after the man had been murdered. The affair is 10
be investigated.
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN pUBLIC.

TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
barely three since The inou Of
Inc Lucus Cordial into United states and in that period
has only read it, usefulness throughout this sphee
cd m Eaoe but has AIS 2ded to me eno Of rs ss,f
inseGIof by the uvalisd has been scoyeIoi as
Is ~cniara influence s,iDs and inysostns the Au
5n .. NJ: sssgesssa nr idea OF using u II this way and
us cure oil tncent consumption, which places the disease,
se.rev ueee~arv y, tbs NOD o W. c s ai ,n &
Cordial slsu.fc-d remedy Of Geet, Flucr Al
all diseases arising debihatioh of ts system where an
impulse, restorative wanted throughout the United
and leaves nothing further be- hoped for be-
ps IeS t S sreIS nS9 pam
the above coiaint who doubtful OF as almost erSaly
personal responsibility feeling assured il they
IT the scqaissd tnA that heaith 70 the afflicted
also the IN Eaope the Immense Anne reputation
OF the Lucina Cos principally based its thoroughly
females who had been considered barren bear Offspring and
vire powers males when reduced to u:er s
pseny hopeless prosation perfect health and ACTIVITY.
When INST received te sSency q the lueina Cordial feni
M great amount 81 respectable testimony that accompanied
declined committing myself inds iduaiy by per
sale of upwards Of one hundred thousand bottles coupled
with the receipt and certificates aud testimonials abl
hssatn warrant far exceeding sansue hopes
the liustroas inventors promises, the luhme the
come 90 Justly and universally popular To be explicit
as r1ss'oe epva, ana noS myself pe,onailT re'onsl
crate s vue powers ID uses and make chem iecuntant,
aFuh. can produce
Who iousy unfrstL
aud imasined parFen wnien wa snsoe them bear children
llt have 70 plainly, such exceedingly de
heae stte oat eei GATED o. - % es tit sh, he
" which hsSs cbceruS assumed Wh Isvass u since re
srade for me eKensss rsssepase which, as die aeL Of the
a tue fa JUN se Wi 2SsTHl fRSs MD
street. Ns YORK; and 20 North Sixth street. fhlsdsphia
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PERFUM cry.
BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S

BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S
ODONTAL OR BALsAMIC ELIXIR, FOR
- preserving the and teeth This invaluable dent
of strengthening the snon2y cleaning the mouth and
whitening the teeth refreshing the palate and taking all
unpe odor in the mouth arising from de ranged
state OF he stom,ch, smoking, from decayed teeth
In word, II beyond th Of pull Make Trial
with bottle, aud il will speak for itself
N b. Each bottle the directions the Libel. Sold
by Nsssrs SopaTc Deuc, 38l Broadway and Park
Ma. h. King Co 46 Broadway Grand Mt Miihau
1853 Boadway Messrs uion iT3 Broadway Cotiandt
NessD Rushon Aspnwa, no Roadway Sc William aid
10 Aston House. avis lr-rc
ORRls TOOTH WAst-lreIarga iTom origl. al re-
ash purely vegetable possessing the proper
sIe2alaS t1e .csta sn1 rdsth Tss,oT.g the
healthy state and preventing unpleasant colour
the mouth whether arising from decaycd teeth fIon &c
ranged state of the stomach.
IL designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
sUpersede the necessity OF powder kesp tvs teeth clean
and prevcnn the the gums the teeth
particularly useful in Of spungy restoring then
healthy state and causing them contract
teeth In painful OF the teeth gums arising o
cold t will be found highly beneficial Ii IS par
tcuisIly serviceahe the Ou Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended BY
dentists by doing all particles of food which
ulae during the day entirely removed, and the mouth
kept throsh the night in cean and healthy
Sound teeth aud white teeth the valuable portions
of poor humanity, but ho neglect the attention
Tor their when surrounded by all
needed Among thesr know OF pleasant
ana cecua than the Ouis Tooth Wsshit eleanses sad viii
the teeth suengther the pures the month";
old-[ Boston Morning Post.
The Opis Tooth Wash beet detergent ever used on
our enamel-l Boston Transcript.
For sale By The principal druggists IA the ciiy nd
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Old Animal Magnetl.m alias Col. stone.

Old Animal Magnetism alias Col, stone.
New Haven, fair city. extend thy wide Jaws,
Till thy esrstrngs are cracking 10 Mesmers great laws
For oa yolr white aprons. but Nrite the vord cat
And the moussr inStinctiyely, worries the rat
The elephant huge, beyond the far seas,
By an Ell irt of Will, sits down on your knees,
No wonder, the Lady, by this weghty load
sighhdeep, aud sang sadly mesmerie ode.
How different, by far, to tay sigh,less eyes.
We're the iints Of the rainbow the hues OF the she.,
When stream OF pure light from the magnetic msh
Thrauyh thv nerves. D. dear Lady, Ike wilinrft'''
In pemory's dcrk cavern, the grave OF past days
II brsndish q. and gibber'd. then hurst In ois4e,
BY which all thy acts since you suekP the p'a'''
In letters Of hre, 20 thee were erpresAd'
Oh. scsnce sublime. oh. Phreno'Msgneuo
VIVA, know ledge like thine. If We would out seexh
Way crawl like snail. up fames winding Steep
When the DAD 70 preierment is got by leap
Since the curren, OF ,hoHgh by the paving OF trgsrs
Iluminss the brain OF those in their slumoes,
Aigat be thru q into infants the length OF span.
j. d. w.
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DIR. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public, ths sill adj
W heres 10 his original proposition, TO receive money
either tor medicine attendan until the patient is satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
from us Broadway 70 No. Reade street.
the Marshall House. where he socits tho attendance the
mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases considered BY them neurable.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage OF all who wish attend the
Her who has lived 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 that
4ine and 81 witnessing msly surprising performed
oy im--e Is above the OF 80 years. and the only
q the who is member of the medical institutions OF the
City and State Of New York.
T.. w. wETMORE, Nd.
Sworn before me, this u IA dag OF
OF April A. ID. 1912
ktcp REpp LINN oF IL,
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On Structure and its Cure. ..

On structure ana Its Cure
THE Fol .OwANG REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
Eo 4ssi &C. s Ss sssy
a,vsrs q & nt.i at reg s,remssgs mgtion pysrgis
abad Advantage u his notion; ths that there are
ass II & a ne e ey
iTe free from pain, and generally ACCOMPLISHED
With regard 70 s1 The first of these remats,
Con rhea IT. for instance, that disease Is suffered to CON-
tnue from month to month"; slides into 5eet. Now,
ss in Bs 81
IN sn his
part other of the passage structure and further that al
L G laying dclmant Sus the hidden Of
serious msades only ola sexual but those also Of
what especially attention of this disorder
to the dow Of !. Observed Which IS quite MISTAKE.
often erist; for without producing very
ped Of urine belong. only to the worst Of cases. and
The advantage, however which people
take OF this erroneous notion very cruel Every body knows
sy any viii buy a hs%
Hs iss Sn' 81 s yi'sn e..
alone can never cae structure In proof this nothing
whv have been tai all of nssas cs,se drops
and pills and cordals, and the like for together
but whom seeing the real nature Of the has cured
With view of preventing these impostions therefore, it
stance. By which ssiure may Known which Be
3sss r. ss S
sie bs
need not be much dimpishsd imgeded But observe ep
no n. . mS,1s e.. The
cult to say how long Gononhes elect and not
. 60 On beyond weeks. hi. alone would afford ,adfsni
s, as { i... s. :.::s sg s:s I'd
mental activity. III. also one Of its NOS. common eecu.
Not however tatit alike indy but =
he see. Ss isS f which
gratifying also to witness e 0, spr,ts. and
The disappearing Of ssd,e As the cure
een OBSERVE qsnd ( Is plea
n a S:, s 81 much could have
been ysss S Dscs %
writer that he how ses0mpsha ne nere TO "
msp ~. d writer .sc p css. 10 who wish
deraks them,slye, he has published LITTLE volume,
s sa &. ~. which
sI e.5s 1nS & e who enrs
SIe should consult author personally and nothing wills
cure Separate rooms Also arranged for those who may
Il only now remains say VOID two on the ground on
which the public and especially myers coming this city
this pr Ralph bre, ,ha! beside his rank as grad
n t ssss. soIs
,asn thirty gsas a.t has published b she two saYps of
$@sSssSs A:sy Soorsi d. Mo,,, moi q NEW 9ors
ted refer almost every Physician OF emncuce this
city.
Dr. Ralph seon,u,ed q his private residence No. 90 Green
wlch street, towards the Battery hourHe may ass be
consulted by the little volume above referred to
dollar all im-r
T IEBIG'S 0KEANIG CHEMISTRY, c1rsn,g.ess EDr
few days. the first and only authorised American edition Of
this work.
For this edition the usnslator Dr. 0regory has fnnmhed
contained In the London edition. or any Other
together with the Ct INJECTED sheets. =,
All the errors Of the early London copies retained n the
New York public ton, advertised as correct.
aui2 iuwis3wr
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOVICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with upures RELY upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords application at the
ONCE No Vesey street. either Of the agents in the
prcp towns the United States careful to examine the
back pad oil HILLS trusses VI they endor,ed by
Hull IN writing None genuine relied upou
good, without his signature. - -
Many persons have undc rtakeu vend of Hul
celebrated rse, and thousands imposed upon IN
quenee These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unskia mechanics and better than ord-
nary trusscs.
Rooms have been fitted No Vesey street.
for ladies' having from the
ment where female in attendance 10 wait upon
fem lie paf;ents r,,sr