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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-06
City Intelligence.

The MEETING Of Democrats at Tammany Hall, to con-
firm the nomination Of Mayo by the committee select
ed for that purpose attended by about 5000 people
JsuS Mono AN the recent Collector Of this port,
appointed President and some dozen persons named as
Vice Presidents, and half dozen Secretaries The
meeting then addressed by David D. Field, Aaron
Vandsrpoe Mr. lngersol Of Connecticut, and John A.
MorrelI. The Mayor ROBERT II. Means, was nomina-
ted by acclsmstion, and whenever his was men
toned, old Tsmmany resounded with applause We ne.
yer saw the cid Wgwam more unanimous on any one
SIXTH WAnp-We understand that the Nominating
Committee of this ward last night nominated John Ed
wards for Alderman and Thos s. Henry for Assistant
They then broke up in row. the result will be that
half dozen tickets will be run in the ward.
SIXTEENTH WARp.-The democrats of this ward, at
their meeting last night, nominated Edmund G. Rawson
the present Assistant for Alderman and David s. Jack
for Assistant Andrew Leary for Collector Patrick
Campbell and Christopher C. Bowroson for Assessors
and Robert NJ Cox and George Sebbins for Consables
EVIDENCE OF RKrRoNM.-Four women of the pave
named Elizabeth A. Chambers, Mary Ann Ander.
son. Mary Ann Johnson and Ann Van Cleef voluntarily
came before the Lower Police Justice yesterday
and stated that owing to the low state pro
duced by the recent movements Of the police in Broad
way within the past few weeks they solicited the priv
lege of being sent 10 John Browns oakum and spinning
hall on Blackwes Island for three months in order to
resuscitate their lost energies and endeavor to reform
from their evil practices Their earnest wish was grant
ed, and trust when their time is out, reformation
may take place.
ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-A young man, named Joseph E.
Carlton, native of Maine, who was hand on board OF
the schooner Bergen that was lying at the foot Wall
street. while Engaged in rigging purchase board OF
said vessel yesterday accidentally slipped, fell to the
deck and was killed almost Immediately.
THEAIRcAL RowDF s.-Four young men, who were
kicking up the devil at the Chatham Theatre on Mon:
day night vera arrested taken to the police Office and
held to bail in the of 500 each to behave them
selves good citizens during the coming six months
If either OF them caught again. shall publish
their Names that they be spotted always herea
ter.
"AFENcE" ARREsrED.-One Of these progenitors Of
crime known by the of Nick Troy, who has long
kept place of for thieves at 20 Anthony street
arrested yesterday for receiving quantity Of silver
knowing to be stolen, and committed to answer The
silver taken from the dwelling OF Edwin A. Pierce
MOI Morris street, on the 18TH of March last
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Court Of Oyer and Tsrmincr.

APRIL 5-Libd Cases The Court delivered a written
opinion on the motion of Mr. Graham, to have the ndic
men against Messrs Stone and Hall of the COMMERCIAL
carried 10 the Court Of Sessions for trial The motion
wasdened This Court has full and ample jurisdiction
in the matter The Circuit Judge can preside and
should his testimony be required he at liberty to give
it, The Court alluded to the affidavit Of Alderman Lee
in which stated that the testimony of all the judges
the Sessions will be required and showed the mpro
priety of carrying the trial to that Court. The trials
have been set down for Thursday next The libel
of James Gordon Bennett for the report of trial at the
Sessions ermed the Pork Case) was called UP, when
Mr.. Morrill, put ina plea of not guilty.
The trial Of Tsppan for the murder Of his wife, owing
to the absence Of material Witnesses postponed for
the term.
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fvS IN THE THIRD WARD.-The wings Of the Third
Ward have up glorious split on Collector. Where's
Tom Lloyd The disorganisers made their no.
limitations last evening in the teeth Of the old and
tried wings OF the ward What's become of Tom
Lloyd The regular nominating committee report
this evening. Where the devil is Tom Lloyd So
we go. Sowe 60, Tom Lloyd. The OLD party CON-
prlses the most respectable wings OF the ward, ex.
elusive of Tom Lloyd. The new party consists of
disappointed office seekers, blue noses and all sorts
of men who want TO ruin the party in the ward and
make new party ont of such dscordant elements
Where's Tom Lloyd
The regular folks ere true as steel, and in higl
spirits. The party lutter and intrigue but it il
no use; honesty and integrity must now he tie or
der of the day. Where's Tom Lloyd Bowyer
do answer
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APRIL 5.-The long contested case of Cassander Frs
bee decided upon, the petitioner being allowed to
amend aud the creditors at liberty, within five days. to
offer objections. This being pioneer case, the Court
remarked had intended that the costs should be paid
out of the estate
Since the motion to prevent fling, in consequence
of the petitioner failing to do when authorised each
party pay its costs Several petitions passed 10
decree That Of John MCary was objected to.
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Cause of Tcras.

90 THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK friendly 10
the of Texas are requested to the Shakes
pear HOTEL corner Of William end Duane street. This
Evening" at half past o'clock for the purpose of raising
contributions to aid the suffering Texans.
Let remember the early struggles of our fathers
In the sacred Of freedom and every heart will re-
spond the call for assistance from the infant republic
DANIEL E. TYLEE, II. r. CORLIS
A. 8. CLEMENTS, c. G. CORLIS,
MAJOR A. GORDON, N CLEMENTS,
JACKSON s. SCHULTZS, And others.
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The FIRsr SALMos.-Don't talk TO us OF IN, first
shad. Who has seen the first salmon Who has
seen the frs, kennebec salmon Many men have
seen Tom Lloyd-and also know who married Cap
tain Sohindey--but who has seen the first salmon
We answer emphaically, go and enquire at the IA
nous Cornucopia Lunch, Is Park Row. That's
the place to get taste of the first kennebec salmon
in lis highest excellence. Try.
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VkRY IMPORTANT FROM YUcArAN.-We have re-
ceived, by the way of New Orleans, the following
highly important intelligence =
''Itappears by our advces fromC ampeachy, which
are to the Sd ult., that the treaty, which Yucatan
agreed TO abide by with Mexico, has been refused
by the latter government, and Yucaan has therefore
bris,led up and joined Texas in the war upon Next
CO. Commodore Moore sailed from Campeachy on
the I'd ult and the Yucataneos were fitting out their
vessels with despatch for cruise against the Mex.
cans"
This news is important to Texas, and decidedly
bad for Santa Anna. With two republics, like Texas
and Yucaan, upon him, he will find it difficult
matter to maintain for very long period, his foot
hold in the Halls Of the Montezumas.
Look out for the next news
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DIppLISe THE WALL STREET PREss.-The ship
ping merchants need not take any of the large Wall
street prints to get the ship news. Some of the
news collectors for the large prints down town,
hand over the ship news every other night 10 son
or cousin with wink or nod-and the son or
cousin furnish it TO the recently established penny
papers, and thus the family get twice paid for the
same thing, while the Wall street papers imagine
they have ii excessively Good 1t is quite funny TO
see David Hale and the Irregular Colonel so did
died out of their money. Twenty dollars extra per
week IS worth something.
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Great Meeting OF the Wings NJ National
Hall Last Night-tO Respond to the Nomi-
nation for Mayor.
Avery large raeeting assembled at National Hall
last night to respond to the nomination of the Con
vention for Mayor.
A great delay occurred on account of the absence
of the speakers engaged for the occasion. About s
o'clock the Committee entered, and the meeting
was organized by appointment of the following
effirers.-
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FIRE IN BuTrALo. There was bit of fire in
Buffalo on the 1si Inst. The buildings destroyed
were OF little value, aud were an eye core TO the
neighboorhood; they belonged to the ONO Lite and
Trust Company who had no insurance. The iol-
lowing persons are sutirrers;-Ciy Hotel. Brown,
Thomas Bates, ii. o Hood; Canal Collectors vi.
fee, T. Brtton, and T. Bate As tar as we can
learn all uninsured.
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A bteNSNe'-The Grand Jury have brought in
bill Of Indictment for fraudulent bankruptcy
agains! one Israel Kinsman LIE, the unfortunate
bankrupts be honest and tear not, If not. look out
for indictments on indictments, and indictments
piled up m curtains high before the year is on,
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LADIES EYE GLASS Losr.-A plain gold trimmed
eye glass, of an heptagonal shape, was dropped
somewhere on Sunday or Monday. If the finder
thereof will leave al this office, he will confer
favor on lis owner
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ZanOnl.

90 THIRD EDITION.-Tbe third edition of the
extra numbers of the New World containing entire this
popular Novel, published and for sale this morning, at
the Office 30 Ann street The report that this copy
abridged is utterly false. The New World copy con-
tans every line Of the London edition.
90 An unfortunate occurred in the printing of
portion of the first sheet of the second edition. by the
transpostion of several pages Those who purchased
copies of that edition, will have the recti6ed by
calling at the office.
Single copies l2t cents, for sale at the Office and by
all the agents throughout the country.
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New FIRE EsGrNE.-The new fire engine, which
has just been built in Philadelphia for the Southwark
Company of this city, has been tried and found to
work we'll. a sIram was Forced through an inch
nozzle to the distance of two hundred feet. She is
one of the largest class engines and requires forty
eight men to work her with success.
This machine is splendid piece Of workmanship
twice the size of the ordinary New York engines,
and has been built to require but little strength
in pulling her along the streets.
She is not playing engine alone, but has been
constructed to act suction at the same time Her
chambers are about twice the size of those lately
built for fire companies in Philadelphia and New
York
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Court Calendar this Day.

CouRr OF COMMON PLsAs-Fart mos AZ, 80, 80
30 IS, 10, IS. 60 II, 90, OIL 81 90, 95, 81.
Part ,, at o'clock Nos ls, so, H. 49, 90, 81, lsa
IL 5, a. 22S, lao, is2 Isl, &c, %, 50, SO, 90 ll2
sSrtnIoh CovRr.-Nos. IL, 10 to 20, 70, 80 80, u,
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WISDOM IN SMALL DosEs.-The Philadelphia
Times" is blowing up thu banks for paying coin in
'soyeregns," and calls il" humbug." Gold is gold,
whatever head Is on il.
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BRAHAM's. Conservative Messrs. Braham give
their second concer, night, at the Society Libra
ry The cara is rich in musical gems, and no doubt
il will be well attended.
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RHODE ISLAND WITH HER BACK UP.-The legls-
ature of Rhode Island, in both branches, have
passed unanimous resolutions, calling upon Congress
TO come up TO the Scratch and do some business.
GOOD Why does no, the Legislature of New York
| follow suit
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Guar FOR BsoscHIrIs IN CLEReyMES.-A oood
segar every morning after breakfast. So thinks DIR
Mott.
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CONCERT AT THE BROADWAY TAHERNAcLE.-To-
morrow evening VIM. H. Oakey's concert takes
place al The Tabernacle-see advertisement.
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MAIL FROM NV oRLrASs-Yesterday We re.
ceived papers from New Orleans, OF the 10Th, l1lh,
18th and Goth ult. Variety in dates is delightful.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Andrew Birdsel carpenter, New York. to be declared
bankrupt May S
Helry A. Weynan merchant, New York, 8
Samuel II. Spelman. CLERK, DO S
Eostense Bournot millintr 90 s
John d. Williamson, gentleman dc 5
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The MORMON MovEMENr-Nearly two hundred
more Mormons, very respectable looking saints,
arrived at New Orleans recently, on their way to
Nauvoe the head quarters of Joe Smith and the
Mormons The prophet is adding to his religious
empire every day-and who can set bounds to it 7
He is president priest, and prophet, and whenever
he is in difficulty, he says that he has direct
revelation from Heaven, that settles the point at
once
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News BY ExrREss.-Early Yesterday morning,
Harnden Il Co. and Adams & Co. gave US Boston
papers, and Smith brought us Hartford papers, in
advance of the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-06
General Sessions.


APRIL 81 Before His Honor the Recorder, Judges
Noah and Lynch, and Aldermen Benson and woodruff
WILLIAM SHALER, Esq. Acting District Attorney.
The only called was that OF Jacob Abrahams
who was implsaded with Tyler Jacocks in stealing
copper pan valued at Sos the l4h of January
last, from Abner Mills No. So Avenue d. The evidence
was not sufficient TO convict him. and tie jury ac-
quilted him. His partner Jacocks found guilty
at the last term, and sent to the states prison for
years.
After the verdict was rendered, Abrahams was SEN
fenced on charge Of petit larceny in stealing chain
cable from sloop in the East River to the penitenary
for six months. John Brown should place him at such
labor would prevent his appearance in his quarters
again. He is, without doubt, much of rogue ia
cocks, who for the same offence, has been semitic Sing
Sing for FIVE years. These peculiaries of the law "a
our friend Jem Mnell says, are Of the os pas order.
The following persons not appearing to answerto the
charges against them their recognzancss forfeit
ed So all ye that have registered your as ball.
walk up to Henry Vandervoors office and settle. The
first batch were James Daw and Philip Elmendorf who
have been indicted for keeping disorderly The
second were Thomas Nc CURE. John Gallagher, Little
ton Hall James Higgins JAG oh Wilson and Evan OVeus
indicted for assault and battery
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J.L. LAWRENCE, CHAIRMAN.

J.L. LAWRENCE, CHAIRMAN.
YIoE.PnEspESrs
Alderman Woodruff, Jacob Acker,
Edward Prime. Alderman Potter.
Edward Anthem, Mr.. Tsppan.
q Endicott, MIR. Pinckney,
T. Ketchum, Henry w. Havens
Mr.. PETER s. TIrus being called on said, that the
Committee had been unanimous in selecting J..
PHLIrs PnENIx as their Candidate for Mayor.
The CHAIRMAN repeated this, when there was
considerable applause. On this dark cloth was
drawn from the front Of transparency above the
Chairman's head it represented a view of the
whole North river front of the city; al eagle hold
ing ribband in his beak, on which was Inscribed
Swings do your duty-be true, we cannot fail"
At the bottom of all was {" J. PHILLIPS PIE.
NIX"
This elected immense applause. Some one cried
out" Three cheers for Phenix." Three tremen.
dous cheers were given. Another cried.out-"Three
cheers for Henry Clay" These were given with
great effect.
Mr.. N. BLUNT then said, that in consequence OF
The illness Of Mr.. McErah the task OF reading the
address devolved on him. He read the address,
which cuts up john McKeon, the water pipe laying
and the locofoco Corporation, for not having the
streets swept by contract. The address was re.
ceved and carried with loud cheers.
Mr.. N. BLUNT also said that he had been request
ed to read some resolutions. He read them and they
were loudly cheered, particularly one or two rela
ting to Lloyd, the defaultng collector; and recon-
mending all locofoco sub-treasurers to follow his
example and run off Immediately, for there was
very little left in II treasury to run away with
The resolutions were loudly cheered and car
ried.
rose and made very good ad eaptand,m speech
He gave one side thrust at the President, two or
three at Lloyd the defaulter, and severe scoring to
the New York Delegation for violating their pledges
as he said, on The School Question.
He was followed by another, aud the meeting at
ter giving nine tremendous cheers, adjourned, highly
delighted with their evenings entertainment.
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rj- Who will make Did for the Bowery Thea
;rel
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United States Circu,, ,,o,,r,
AAOsAAt OOuTLs
Before Judge Rats

APRn 5.-The following gentlemen were eur.nrsI.
led as Grand Jurors:-F sheldon foreman sias Ames
Joseph Bishop, William BLACKWELL Jas Cleland George
Chesterman, Albert A. Dibblee, David Johnson M m
Quackenboss, Charles B. Happen, Joseph N. bsrnss
VIM. @. Boggs, Seaberry Brewster. William 3 Zoe Hs
man w Childs. Benj. Harker, William Moore Sssnnhsr
shlwell; VIM. w. Todd, VIM. D. Townsend Charles
Del Vecchio. A''
The Court chrrged the Jury in which is stated that
several criminal would be presented for It's
deraon. The jury retired for elaboration and the
Court adjourned to this forenoon at IL o'clock
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-The returns last evening
look rather blue for the whigs-but we shall know
more tomorrow. Ultra whggism is getting in the
scar and yellow leaf The moderate course will only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-06

THE HOGAN AFFAIR RocHEsrER.-By Pome-
roy's last western express, the examination Of this
rascal was still going Why don't they kick him
over again to Canada.
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90 FOUND, AN AKTICLE dHAI VIII CuKs
COTGHS AND CONSUME TION.- Gentlemen A
cough that has disabled for nearly three years had
reduce mo to the verge Of the of every
descrinion were supplied in profusion to me my pull
manic complaint awfully increased-deprived Of the
fmotionsnd breathing, valuable Compound
Horc hound Candy reached me like angel unaw eres
am now fully restored. Whenever expose myself to
cold or anticipate the effect, and have found
your Horehound Candy my sfsllibe protection
8. sECOR, al Clinton ST.
To Messrs J. Pesse & Son, As Division street.
Agents-ReddDg, State street, Boston; Zeber, 81
Dock street, Phedlphs; Robinson, 10 Baltimore ST.
Batmere; Rawls Co. 81 State street Albany; Halde-
man, Louisville, KY; Thompson CO. wheeling Va;
Peck Spear, Bur ngsop, VT J. A. Wadsworth, Provi
dence, r. Sold Wholesale and retail, by the Propris-
tors, As Division ST.
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p9- BOWERY CIRCUs-Lsst night but three-Be.
extraordinary exercises in the arena This evening the
great American horssman, B. Turner, whose exceed
Ing gracefulness end daring feas have for him the
proud appellaton of the "Beau Chevaer." takes his
benefit All the equestrian, gymnastic, burlesque and
comic talent Of the American arenas concentrated on
this and will make exhibitions Of their various
performance Turner, the bens cary rides his celef
brated two horse act T. v. Turner, his daring feet
single snship young Stevens the rival Of Glen
roy, shows of in his Juvenile act Rockwes transfer
nations Oscar Stones terrific representation of the
"mighty hunter Of the far West" with GOSSIP the fun
nies ofclowAs by way ola spice to the whole entertain
ment.
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n7- WITHIN THE PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS
past my wife has misc srried by habit four tines and
recently violently STACKED with precisely the same
and expected in fact nearly certain that hours
weuld produce the same Tesult--whez the Maternal
Frsnd procured, had just fore the pam
phlet concerning this remedy and she took it, and
in few hours free from pain, and slbad symptoms were
entirely relievod-and she is past her time OF former
miscarriuges and in full prospects Of safe delivery
She constantly using the Maternal Friend, from II
Maiden lane, and finds all unpleasant symptoms or feel
ings are kept off entirely by il.
y. S. PECK, Is East Broadway.
New York, March %, 1912. Sunday Mercury.
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n9-IT SEEMS HARDLY WORTH WHILE THAT
should add testimony to the overw helmng mass
that has already been procured for that inestimable
Burn Specific Dalley's Pain xtIactor-but we may as
we'll exceeds any thing we ever saw OF heard
Of for the rapid cure OF sores OF all kinds
and no family should be wbout it, for if they have acct
dents by fire. it is sovereign cure where life is not lost
al once and il they such calamity, it
not come emss in the great variety of cutsneous afec
tons sores cuts, Sc &c: Of which every family must
have its share We think also the vcnders at II Maiden
lane are entitled tn. patronage OF the public for their
lbsraly in giving it to the poor-Nec York .7reno.
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New York, March %, 1912. Sunday Mertm1

n7- FACTS WORTH KNOwING-A positive stay
for the hair falling out-or TO restore in bald places
certain cure for all Rheumatism and welled lmbs-
no exceptions
certain and positive cure for the Piles in all cases.
warranted all bruises scalds and other sores,
and sore eyes,
A positive cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hairwill not color the SKIN
Warranted.
certain cure for Corns.
Each Of these TO be had at II Maiden Lane, and such
proofs of these facts will convince all who will call or
send for them gratis
The public may assured there is no fancy in these
assertions.
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90 SHERMAN'S LOZENGES cannot be beat
Coughs colds headache pslpitaos, sickness, low
of spirits and consumption cured by them
than any thing else. The Rev D.Anthony, Rev.
Sebastian sheete,.Dr Chss j. Carey, Of Macon, Geo,
Clark Col j. L. Hams and host of others of the high
est referred to. DR.. Shermans office
is at LOG Nassau street.
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Gen. JAMES TALLMApoE.

VICE PRESIDENTS.
Gen. Robertson Hall, of Vermont.
Henry Shaw, of Massachusetts.
Stanford Newell, Of Rhode Island.
Mr.. Brace, Of Conn ecticut.
Mr.. Warren, of New York.
Mr.. Denny Of New Jersey.
Mr.. Dickinson, of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Nc Cabe, Of Delaware.
Mr.. A. T.. Little, Of Illinois,
Mr.. D. A. J. White, of Michigan.
Judge Harvard, of Maryland.
SECRETARIES.
l.. d. Chaplin, of New York.
Mr.. Couger, of New Jersey.
Henry d. Maxwell, Pennsylvania.
VIM. A. Bartlett, Massac husetts.
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To InVal1ds.

90 THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS FROM
dressed to person in this city recently been handed
me.
From the known respectability of that Society am
induced to give public ity to the letter.
B. BRANDRETH, M. D.
UNIrRD Society,
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JOSEPH B. BsocKwAY, Boston.
PRIsoiPAL OFrrcE, AL Broadway, New York Phiia-
dephia office, North Eighth street.