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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4, lSz2
Trick on Lord MosJ,efh, &c.


Mn EDrrcR:
The incidents Of news since yesterday have en-,
Few and far between. There 10 scarcely any thing
worth relating. The weather continues mild
almost ~ mid summer.
By the way must tell you joke which We
Played of on Lord Msrpeth, during his brief -.
journ in this city. real rowdy set Of fellows, ~
suning to themselves an eutlandish name, BY which
they were designated as a company, sent IN invita-
ton to his lLordshp to dine with them on such .
day. The lord with great earnestness sat down
AID wrote them very polite note. regrsttsg his in
ebiliiy to comply with cir wishes, owingtc pre-
vious engagements, but that he would be hap
py At some future time if circumstances permitted.
to accede to their wishes. The best OF the joke 10
that the whsls patty pu, together could mot, it it
were to save them from the jaws Of death, raise mo-
new enough to buy small dish OF oysters. IL iss
fact however that John Tsnsheld, president OF the
band now holds possession oil the cofresT cadence,
and looks upon the trick as one OF his proudest
achievements. .
quote oniNew York At 81 premium; Philadelphia.
I, "A discoast Virginia. 5s6do specie, 2la3 pre-
niura Railroad orders have been gsttinga tri1e
verse. quote them at 1914 discount. This y
owing, however, 10 the Mayor withholding Ms sig
nature TO the Loan Bill recently passed by the City
Council There has been nothing done yet in the
senate relative to the resumption bill. Busnsss
continues very dull, and money tight. Flour son-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

90 Tho suhlimes Of Byrons writings find pa.
rsrl among thu productions Of modern ages The Cor
ssir splendid poem the Siege Of Corinth, and in
fact the very worst that he has written Manfred 10
sublm nifty sublimed II Don Juan has any fault apar,
Speaking Of Byrons poetry, reminds of Peterss Lo
zenges and things equally celebrated. and which are
far superior 10 sll other Lorenges whatever,
the bard of Newstead to the verest that
initiate him and the reader Is any way incredulous
n this rortsn trusm and has hacking Cough that
taking him off quietly to the other worlds Fever
a.d AGuc which is nearly shaking him to pisces-a
Hesdache or Child troubled with worms just lot him
cali al 10 Broadway, purchase box or two OF Petes
Loxenges adequate 10 his end he will soon be con-
WINGED tina. they superior 10 all others
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
National statistics-vyeaIth OF the Country


Yet II is well known that these surprising results
are far short of the actual fact. From ascertained
facts, it is calculated that the stastica returns are
deficient full l5o % per cent-probably an average
of 20 per cent. This deficiency arises from the diff
fcuy Of collecting all the facts in any branch of bust
Again, since the returns were made we have
passed over two years. 1910 and al, both years of
plenty and abundance, in all the products Of indus
try-probaby at the rate Of five per cent per annum
With all these allowances, arrive at the concu-
sion that the annual productions Of the United
States, are equal ts Uousandsir hundred and one
millions, sic hundred and thirty one thousand foe hun
dred and sirty three dollars.
Can such country be long distressed by debt of
only $500 100000! Ought such country to repu.
diate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

AN EDITOR WASrED.-A company Of gentlemen
mas applied to us to procure them a competent and
respectable editor TO go to large city on the con-
'lnen'' north OF Masons and Dixon's line, and con-
duct daily paper on sound republican principles
Applicants can apply at this Office to us, between 10
and IL o'clock Good salary and good society in
prospect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

THossPsoS's BANK NorE RkroRrKR.-At this mo-
ment when the currency Of the country consists al
entirely of the issues Of thousand broken and
breaking banks it is matter Of moment TO each ciii
zen TO furnish himself with The means of protection
from loss This may be found in the reporter of
Thompson, which is not only full and complete, but
is not biased by connection with any rckcty bank,
nor deposite with the broker the only test in its
estimation, of the trustworthincss Of the banks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
The interments were in the following burial gr

90 PREJupIors Every country has paticular prcju-
dces with regard to something but with few barba.
rsn options fine Of teeth object Of general
solcude The present age abounds in useful and ee-
giant discoveries, (says an eminent member Of the
iaculty)-but all yield in beauty and utility TO Sher.
mans Compound Orria Tooth Psste, which cmbel-
Usher preserver of the teeth and consequent pre-
moter Of comfort and attraction is certainly the FIRST
dentrHcs Of the present ego. Dr. Shermau's only flee
in this city Is al 100 Nassau street. Agents II East
Broadway, lS5 Bowery, 273 Broadway, AT Hudson
street, Rusht0n 4 Aspinw all's three stores.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

Gss. Mrs. SUMNER LINCOLN FAIRFIELD, who was
yesterday advertised by her husband, is dong al
she can 10 maintain herself and family-and ougnt
not TO have been so treated as she was.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

fk7- Our readers will find advertisement Of the
Grand Fame Dress Ball, OF Pnteux. The Tattler
mistaken in calling this masquerade. Any kind cffsn
dress will be admitted but no masks as the law pro-
hibi,in ekhem IL severe in its penalties Is absurd
The Ball will ccmmeace Immediately after the grand
concert and will last some four or FIVE hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Aggregate value sfproduee Of Isa, 81, sol ssl IS;

To CeRREsroNpENrs-ORIGrSA LETTER or Tho.
MAS JEFFERSON have received an original let.
let Of Thomas Jefferson, never before published,
which is deeply important to the country and the
age. We want to be fully assured of its authenticity
before publishing it, Would the gentleman who
sent it 10 us be pleased TO help out Of the dilem-
ma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

HoNsRs TO TINE BRAVE" Colonel Webb Of the
regular army, is full Of honors He is on The ,;s Of
suspended debtors in the U. S Bank-he is On The
st bankrupts applying for the benefit Of the sc,
and he is on the list Of managers for the great DcL'
ems Ball We knock under at once and forever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

0c- Hector Craig, Of Orange county. died on the
3lst ult. He formerly surveyor of this port and
succeeded Mr.. Noah, who resigned to please cid
Jackson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

o. The WEEKLY HERALD, containing all the Sta
tissues of the United States for 1910, will be publish
ed to-day, at o'clock. Price 81 per copy-Si per
hundred.
no. THE NEw YoRK LANCET, No. 6, with much
interesting matter, will be published to-day lit was
a mistake the announcement of yesterday at II
O'Clock. Price Ct cents per copy 81 per hundred
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

EASTERN MArL.-The Norwich steamer with the
mail, due yesterday morning. had not arrived
when we went to press. She has been kept back
,rohably, by the gale Of Thursday night and the
dense iog Of last evening No boat left yesterday
,reitle, Norwich or Sioningfon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

SCARLET FEvER.-This dreadful fever lie, this year
unusually prevalent and fatal throughout the coun-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Bankrupt List.

To Snow CAUSE, MARcn2
Jefferson B. Nones, Drug. Daniel Fields, Clerk.
gist. Cassander Frsbee, Mer
William c. Gray, Clerk. chant.
william B. Harding, Clerk Edmund H. Miller, Clerk.
Burr B. st. John, Tailor. Walker P. Jones, Grocer
Joseph L. Lord, Tailor. William D. Hntchings, Mer.
VIM. ". Birch and Daniel chant.
X Granger, Merchants. Benz amin Coz, Clerk.
Elisha 1loomer, Halter. Charles Chamberlain, Gro
Edward Curtis, Paper Dea- Gerry Merchant.
ler Thomas d. Lee, Ply sician
John Deane, Merchant. Isaac +. Tysen, Merchant.
Edward Jackson Merchant Barney Corse, Leather Dea
John Cook, Grocer. Ter.
Laurence Hill. George Brown, Clerk.
Alfred Kershaw, Tailor. Lucius NJ. Sanford Clerk.
John Kershaw, Tailor. Daniel II. Curtis, Gentle
william A. Hillyer, Mer- man.
chant. Benjamin F. Burgess, Wig
Jabez e. Stafford, Lumber Manufacturer.
Merchant Francis Hobbs Grocer.
Robert Longmsn, Gold Re-
finer. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
New York Lancet, No. vi.

The number of the Lancet issued this morning,
contains even more than its usual amount oil vaAu-
able matter 1t contains a lecture on that extraor-
di nary disease sic dotleursur" by Or. MorT-a
npmb-r of remarkable cases of disease Of the spinal
marrow by DIR. REvERE-an analysis OF very valu-
able and interesting French work Just published
the various tests in cases of poisoning by arsenic
Notices OF Dr. Paine 8 new work on Materia Med
ica-Proiessor DANoLIsoS's (rhiladelphia) new
work the Practice Of Medicine, and various other
recent medical publications. Reports Of the oinique
Of the College, of Physicians and Surgeons Crosby
street-Pennsylvani Hospi,al-Remarkabe case
by Dr. A G. Posr, Of this city, and articles by Sc
veral distinguished medical men throughout the
Union. Also very able article by Mr.. MAYO, Of
London. on "Wsunds received in Dssecting" Ano-
ther by JULES GUEnrS The celebrated French Ortho-
poedist, on curvatures Of the spine. The Annual
Report of the Hospital Commissioners for the First
Senatorial District, together with great variety OF
miscellaneous items and professional intelligence.
The Lancet is confessedly the best and cheapest
Medical Journal in America, and as 1t now clrcu-
lates in every quarter OF the Union. il forms most
desirable mediumor advertising for the medical pro-
iesson, well the non-professional public Price
SO per annum, to be paid in advance. Single copies
at 81 cenis-to be had at the office Fl Ann street.
&C. The next number will contain full repor. Of
DR.. STEVENS First Lecture Diseases of the Rec
tum" This popular course Of lectures. by this dis
tnguished surgeon will be of the greatest value to
the nonprofessional public.
National statistics-NeaIth Of the Country.
We give to- day one of the most important statistic
cal statements, that ever was collected together in
This or any other country. tits a statement show
ing, from the official returns in the State Depart
ment, taken under the Census of 1889 40, the value
ofthe whole annual productions of the United States,
at the present prices. By this table will be seen the
following results:-
Value Of Agricultural products for $780, e7e4 OIL
Manufactures. .....................s 1876 632 SIS
fisheries. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H. 100 03l
The Forest. ................ H9457l7
miscellaneous. ............. 729
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Court Calcudar-T

Court Cnieudar-Thfs Day.
cisour Cousr.-Nos %, Ies sIe 81, 1873, ali 10 s9s
in,iasiye, 232 1913.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

SCHOOL Question:. -preparations are making in
this city to raise breeze against the law proposed
in the legislature, to make the School Trustees 10
be elected in each ward. Better be quet-better let
this question be seted-better take it az proposed
better for all parties-Catholics and Professionals.
Such system has long been in existence il Boston,
and works well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

WoRLp UPSIDE DowN-Abbott, the actor, has
been lecturing on the devil and the drama in the
Park Theatre-and now Doctor Lardner proposes
to discourse on astronomy ard the fall Of man. on
"Wednesday next. Doomsday is coming.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

Postmaster ron NEw YosK.-From The violence
and abuse shewered upon certain Mr.. Bloodgood,
by certain thoughtess prints, we inclined TO
think that he is to be the Posim sser of New York.
Nj Coddington has been a capital Postmaster !;
and II he stO be removed, we take leave of him
with regret and respect; but if ca plain Tyler puts
IN good man, as we have no doubt he will, he
will be supported by the people in spite of all ariefs
of the disappointed Asuccessul nan is always The
target Of small abuse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

TRIP IT on THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE "-Niblo,
the prince Of gardeners, from Adam down to Alc.
nous, gives Bachelors Ball on the 14th instant.
Who heard the earthquake?
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PORTUGUESE -
F E NJ A l. + PILL .

INVESTED rppPAnEDBv
N; De B0CDELOQuE NJ. D.. LISBON PORTUGAL.
IHE Scientific Combination Of ingredients Of which the~s
Pills composed have made wonder and arn
ration Of the world. They known Al, ever Europe to be
the only preparation discovered that has proved vaaby
certain in producing the monthly Thcr certainty n
cases tcng .nch that they must not be used during rrsncv
miscarriage If used uurng thai ~rion:
The directions are rsnsased English and
round with the Of the imror. stamped Each boz cop
t.ins the signature NJ lie Boudrloqu and the English d.
r,ctcn have the signature of D. r. MELvEAu, authcri-r
agent for the continent Of America
They can be transmitted nv mail psr Of the United
ststrs Letters directed DR.. r. Mel,rau bar n, New
York will with immediate Sold by appoint,
mrnt At Ieo Cherry, CsthaEine Pnee IS Half
Doves 81. No half boxes sent by mail
ms I'm dxw
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF, THE ROYAL, COLLEGE OF SUR;
4 GEONS OF London and Edinburgh, and Of the Medical
College Of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
Of his profession
Nout empta doorc volumtus.
Dr. encouraged BY the uniform attending his
mode of the Of veBersa geet STRUCTURES
those other bad symptoms which updermins the constitution
and lay the foundation Of decay either from NAL
treatment other la such ho appetite
generally defective relish for life almost subdued
His mod. Of treatment is universally admred-hs medicines
being pleasant 70 and smell gently esrnge
ton requires. M treatise on constitutional or nervous Dc bill
~ affords very extensive sexual debility
mna akness mpotency brought by delusvo habits
all its attendant symptoms physioo;icsy explained This
work can be his Office i6 Fulton street where the
Doctor he consulted all hours of the day aud night
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention.
an lna ar
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GEORGE w. DAWSON

ITholFsde and Retail Furniture and General EN,'-
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ncr Of Duane street, .Ne,r York.
WHERE he keep. for sale large Of the follow.
ing articles VIZ: sideboad Bureaus, Bcdscads Cots,
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks, Glass Cases Book
Gases. Looking ase. Dining Centre Tea ana Pier Tables
P,anos, Sofas Sofa Bcd,ssads Beds Bedding, Paea Mat.
t!esos. CARPETS. Oil Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Dressing Bureaus. Safes, &C.
Also, larr, Of men and womens Wearing Ap.
peIel, and second handed.
All the above articles offered the public very
low Prices Persons IN Of said articles would find II
uir vantage to make early call at the above establish
shipping orders puuctualiy attended and packed the
shortest notice aud reasonable Mattresses Bedding
&c: for fitting out vessels constantly on hand.
All orders 70 the above establishment viii be puncuay
tended to and thankfully received.
N B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
cnS
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia MES GORDON BENIN r. TT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THt Ngv YoRx HrrALp-A daily paper, Issued every
morning of the vcekffce f,vo cents copy Country
srreer funi.hss at the rate Tor any recfc PERIOD
alvnncc. unless
Tur WEEKLY HrpAtrssued every n ui.lsy m,rnine AZ
nine oclocprisc STA and gyarirr cents Jr copyrushed
country subscribers rs advance al the
same for any rrcc6ed PERIOD.
toRrrsro~pr~rs requested address letters
Jssns GonDoS BvSsrrr. Proprietor and fdhor-end IN
deri ON bu 'iness ust be rrst paid
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HATS! HATS! HATS

brown cos One Price Hat Store Wholesale and re-
- tall 9 Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where
the head.
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
Imitation Of beaver which closely that of all rs
the most costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived Pnce three dollars We strictly adhere the
, for the p.iee charged In presenting these Hats to the
OF beauty. durability che and comfort m
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
on THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATAIOSDlIElI L. DID ENGSIrR L,


FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
DENT1STRH-lt il not often that permit ourselves 70
speak terms of euogy Of discoveries subjects which
do not within province. We have sufficient
knowledge 10 10 il in the first place. unless indeed the object
BE- visible angabe and this the the present instance.
Mr. Levett Surgeon Dentist who arrived time
from London has brought with him method which he
real teeth by artificial whou, the of accrssones
such as gaturcs springs pegs now in ordinary
the operation when completed followed by
or pain. lie can best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
sets Of these very embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him refer enquirer
Of wohitnS by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
M. LEvETT, Dentist
as3 Inst go Broadway corner Of Warren At.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DJSPENsARY, 2o,S Fulton street. near
Greenwich-Dr. Morrison, Me mber Of the ROYAL
Of Surgeons London and y surgeon in the British IVA
W. continues TO be consulted daily of delicate
Ipd's,cp. treatment and npden use Of quack nedcne
pr NJ has had experience Of twenty-five
delicate diseases in an their and complicated forms
and mild, safe and inable substitute for rcu
ins The nstien e any risk restricting him in bis usual die
pursuits, while his medicines agreeable and
SMELL FernsIent obstuctions the hTa such
lures and accompanied with much irritation and dull pain
msey 70 urinary siuas. Dr. NJ structures
me ubrsn- without pain
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thcussn,is NJ Young
men suffering from the of INDULGENCE
ere! destructive habit and whose further injured
late only To induce greater depression Dr. NJ on purely
pathological principles, and fails in establishing cur
also the most obstinate yield TO his plan Of Letters
post paid and containing suitable fee will
ponoep full advice and medicine Of the lnio, IL
his giving history of his il detail
ne sicIesi honor and confidence observed.
al ims 2otL F,,oY s,r..,
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
'I'HE Subscriber is opening his Spring supply Of
L HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, received per lsie ar
rails from Birmingham Sheffield Together with gene.
raj I q Lspssgs mmen hs is prepared to Of
The sr-ntion Of Country Merchants, Builders Cabinet
Makers &C., solicited examination Of IFS stock aud
Iqices he confident they will find it their interest
to favor him with call !
ALFRED +. LAGRAYE,
2I0 Greenwich, corner Barclay, New Yoxk.
. A regular supply Of sALI< RIVER CUT NAILS. and
Tools Jsuvs' screws, I'm
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DEARsALL,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT founded l.
S Ws Of the s KIND i've G%s
to ar The M s ali s se .aa eu
bea for the last four has now the lirssst assortment
shut up and 70 Os Water street, a, save al The
'Ss SqSs .is S;
than last Year ms 3msc
Nh, BECKER, TAILOR, from PARIS, IA Fulton
Of CLOTHS a9a casnsrs Of The aest fashion, fer
sn1 Ss' h S he b, viii se S
Paris being now in correspondence with the hrst houses Of
H hopes. by the goodness of the clothes, the quality of the
wSo would hooI h with c sn 10 Sn more 10
more the trust with which he has been honored heretofore
DR ELLIOTT begs to inform his patients Others that
- he ha, made with skiul and ,een.id,
Spas S the 1 . siAs'
power Of the I asses as ~ ro a"S r's''' O' :,
h Dr. G an e s Il. xaoa and
sssd are BY the y Of 10 lis Hs
vented sel usng Spectacle Frames, particularly useful in
The op.iea9 will attend every day from 10 M,osfM
ss Broadway, entrance in Warren a2s lm.r
FAYT The Paint s,v %ss sSsn
the pitcntess can recommend With renewed confidence
I S The "E of Of " sd nsS
ges superuous among the most prominent are the follow
ing; - ,; -,
agreeable the than oil coor. applied without
occasioring oens smell Injurious effect upon
,aith and dryins in few hours. kaomn- Paint may if
properly applied be washed when soed according 10 direc.
tons in the circular.
Orders received and punctualy attended To at the
KALSOMiNE PAINT DEPOT,
feb 81 3ms 80; Broadway corner Franklin
" PERANcE BITTERs, WiTHOUT. WINE OR AL
COHOLReader have you appetite po you not relish
your food Then these bitte they will also greatly
ss digestion and Of Course dyspepsia aundee weak
Of the stomach debility SC. They purify the blood apd
n,igoiae the whole The btters extremely mild
and pie asant. Try them Price p cents.
of Gold street aud loo Fulton Of William Also
sold by Abam B. Sands Co.. No. 23 Broadway corner of
Chambers street; David Sands Co.. No. II Broadway
Of Market street. a22 3nsm
pOTsONS.-Dr. FEUCHTWA NIGER has removed his
Office from No; Courtandt street 20 No. Wall street.
near Broadway Ills universal approved Poisons for rmi
mating bedbugs moths cock, oshches mice
cs teas the anho powder for destroying the rosebug and
his seed for guarding seed when planted against
iniisIens,by and h,hy useful in the
He may be constantly consulted his favoe science,
which 20 project animal houses and fields from all
cies Of yermin.
Dr. f. is for the manufacturers OF aquafo pure
and muntic acids ccpaiya capsules solution of tin ryro
gneous cd lunar eaustc eeches &c Sc BY the package
and at retail.
n BMo, efecually eremina,ed and pre- en,ed exist
woolen, annes carpets upholstery. such chairs tables,
saddles cushions, Bedbugs warranted be exennihated
from bed rooms bcstras, bedding Sc Dr. f. is in his Office
No Wall street, from 9 10 q O'clock. a25slmc
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WIGS CLEANED
NOTICE TO BUYERS OF
:, A Rim IT Flu r NITU r F.

THE Subscriber would invite the attention of those wishp;
purchase articles III the above BUSINESS to his establish
where 10 be fous rich OF Rosewood aud
Mahogany Furniture, of French and other patterns, Of
rhIch be found elsewhere being entirely original
Also handome rich gilt Comics, for windows Poles and
Rings together with D,mask Gallons and Tasls. and
article attached To curtains which will be made III the latest
style ircm patterns lately received
~ Is. Particular paid the fitting Of Ottoman
Fire Screens and other fancy articles, with embroidered Ia
pestiy. WASHINGTON MEEkS,
4 Broadway, VI Ia, Hospital.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

.
DR COopER No 70 Duane street. near Chatham take, this
mthod OF Informing the public that nc still affords relief
the afflicted and be always consulted with the con-
6dencc in the OF delicate disease mcrcua afec
tons. and the symptoms from the disease Dr.
Cooper from residence Of years the Hospitals Of
tens,e practice for the last eight years in that particular branch
of the profession, safe and speedy eeca
such peron PUT themselves under his treatment Re-
cured in few days without the of mercury
9treamont viii require no Interruption from business atera
eloabe need not de par Of complete recovery At
tn,nce from in the morning until 10 o'clock night Office
No. IL Dune street. mi Im>r