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baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
RAI.rr1zopr- Feb. IA !

BALTIMORE, Feb Is, 1912
Ma. EDrroR:-
II must be acknowledged that we of this State.
have, ironically speaking, most active and sner.
getie Legislature. II has now but tw enty-two
days ofthe session remaining, and, in the name of
all conscience, what have they done Nothing
except to talk about compelling the banks into re-
sumption. The House of Delegates did make out.
some weeks since, to pass bill on that sabjact.-
The Senate then kept the matter under considers.
tion until it suited the convenience Of that bod to
report an opposing bill, which now slumbers harm
lessy at the feet of its fathers preparing for death
almost on the morn OF its resurrection, when pre-.
sented to the destructive Locofocos Of the Heuse
When tell You this, you learn nearly all that has
been accomplished by the legislators Of the state
OF Marya land, after having been in session over two
months at an expense Of many thousand dollars TO
bay the principal, nor even the interest D on
their public debt How set Ct men, clam
ing3tcs, be honest, and not wishing 20 be bran
ded with inexcusable stupidity can be so lost
to true patriotism and the welfare of their
wsrse than duped constituents, ia a matter.
TO good citizens, Of superlaive astonishment. Let
the warning voice Of usiice in thunder tones. call
then to duty and to action. Our city council
u slow enough in all conscience, but the State rep
rssentatives, in political point of view, are pub
nc incubus. There was nothing done Yesterday At
Annapolis worth mentioning. That the party d.
vision OF the two houses viii defeat the resumption
oil, rs without question. 81.
Miss Clifton and Burton con- iuue to do a verv
fair business at the Holiday. Wemyss is making
great preparations for his ma ui birth
night, patriotic ball, to come Of on the 22d inst
The lovers of juleps are having a elori6catou
over the prospect for ice. The weather continue
cold, and the prospects for good crop Of thst a.
hcious artise are very good. There were no bank.
now p per cent discount. Nothins moro. &c
"A
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tage TO its tockhoids consistent with ssisty and sn
honorable discharge Of its just liabilities in the constsu
tonal currency How strong contrast does it present
to the of liabilities presented by the Bank OF
MIA that institutions like inverted cone resting on is
apex, cannot remain upright without support wherea
the New York Institutions like the same cone, upon ats
base cannot be overturned by ell the ntrgues oil the
in 1897 1t has now with half the hand, surplus
Of available means Of sasiooo Comparing this with the
condition ofths Bank Of Virginia. it is not to be wonder
ed at taking into consideration the of the past
few years and the prospect for the future that instu
ton is eRtrely insolvent
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SPEED CT A PAcxEr-Perhaps the most remar-
kable instance Of fast sailing record is that of
the icket ship Shakespeare. She made ten conse.
cutive passages between New York and New Or
leans ia one hundred and twenty days, sailing in
that time nearly twenty thousand miles She is
now in port, and will sail again in few days for the
south. AT this rate of sailing, che could go 10 Can
ton and back in about four months time ssx.s
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o. Two ELE6ASr EScRsvI~cs-A SERMON THE
HAND TIEsT The New World Of 10 day gre at
interest and variety and ry lady and gentleman in
the city will be sure to- buy copy Some Of the con
tents sre-t Beautiful Original Stanzas to Loeb 10.
mond, by Miss Isabella A Smith, Of Glasgow, with a
fine engraving. IA Sermon by country Clergy man,
on the Hard Times" very apropos 3-Travelling
land and China history Of the Of the present
war by an Englishman. 5-Haunted Houses, from the
new work on National Delusions. 6--lnternational
Copyright, editorial article In opposition. 7-Boz
Ball. and than fifty other articles Of oil sorts and
all subjects Office 30 Ann street. Terms So year; sim
gle copies 81 cents. Gentlemen from the country
iicited to all and subscribe.
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90. CHfLpRES's HoLrpAY.--The American Museum
holds great inducements to families schools and all
the little folks" today. In addition to seven large
halls crowded with thing curious in nature and
att beautiful and chaste variety of performances will
take place in the Lecture Room at three o'clock this
afternoon Besides which, be seen the model ofthe
city Of Dublin Fsls of Niagara with real water Grand
Cosmorama, Fancy Glass Blowing, Albino Lady, Pneu-
mac Railroad &C. &C., enough in all conscience for rs
cents and children half price Never in this city
such opportunity offered to blend useful instruction
with cheap, chaste, and rational Amusement.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Feb ", 1872.
Some particulars in the history Of the Suicide Boi
No Ns,cs from Rarrisburgh-- Rssumpfson Meet
ing THeatres, &c.
This morning, between cleven and tw elve o'clock
the suicide Boyd, the late cashier Of the Towanda
Bank, was buried from his residence in Schuylkill
Seventh street, where he died, one Of sur beaut
ful burial srounds in the lower part OF the city
His person was looked upon BY many hundreds
whom curiosity led thithsr, and : puHlie funeral
afforded opportunity to see his establishment
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Ships England Bartlett, Liverpool, II Marsha, Rcches
ter. W9odhouse Wee. hull Mniun, Cr.toysl Colon,
Smith, Havana, spoford Tileston; Harbnger CohD rala
chcola Post Phllps; Corolsnns Hale baltimore, mt
istt-BrE. Ruby British) Croker, LvsPccl BIs,os
Ter, Mobile s,ass Carnan Detroit Andsrson fssoIs
y Mills: II Smith, Smith. Havana. ChAppel Einangisr
Sargent Portland Me- Nesmith Leeds; Rio, onm's' e"
bern, NC.
it Arrived. -
Ship Paris King from Batavia Oct a. and 81 Hsena pe &c
Il with $500 baas coffee riculs japan wood loo 90
orJsr The has been ~ days from the Bsis WIN mes"
ship Celia TSsteh. days from ssvannA cotton Se' 10
S.ureex Chairman
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Ans deceived widow. Ihts woman II ~ n"w
known, was NO mistress, as yesterday stated, bat
a legally married wife He met her young and
beautiful girl, though poor and to accomplish has
design of obtaining her, married her some two years
since at Trenton, y. He has always passed
with her BY the name Of Seymour, and 90 success
slly had he managed the deception, that she never
had cause to suspect that he was any thing other
than what he appeared to be.
He represented to her that he was Drover, and
when writing to her. would frequently allude 10
" his friend John G. Boyd" The wife here holds
large amount Of property, as am informed, in her
own name amolg other, q farm near Germantown,
for which ne paid $780, What the situation OF
the other wife may be who resides in Tiosa cosn-
ty, Ihave not learned. The amount Of his frauds
and indebtedness to the banks is said to be large
The amount of money that he has squandered here
in various ways, bat principally upon his wife and
her family withinthe last two years. il is said e not
less than forty or fifty thouJand dollars The furni
ture of the house in which he shot himself is very
rich, and abundant, and could not have cost less
than fromthree 10 four thousand dollars. Boya,
though sxtravagant with his money, was in has APP
pearance a very plain man, with good common
sense and practical business qualities. now ne
should have been enabledlto deceive the number I
keenibusiness men with whom be has come IN csn-
tact for the length of time that he has, well ~ TO
conceal his true character from his two wives, 10
wonderful surprise to al. These women certainly
could not have possessed the inQuisiive character
so proverbia TO their sex, or they certainly would
the night before his DEATH leaving hts real wife his
We have NO further news from Harrisburg re-
spectine the doings of the legislature. We have
not has mail from there since Monday, owing to
the snow, which, beyond Lancaster 10 said 10 be
ever two feet in depth. We have mono here. What
condition the Bank Resumption question may be in
is unknown-p perhaps law.
The resumption meeting last night was very har.
monious in its conclusions notwithstanding many Of
opposite politics took part in its deliberations. 1t
went most emphatically far immediate resump-
tion
The transactions in stocks were light to-day at
miss Cushman offers very attractive bill for
her benefit on Saturday evening. Mrs. Seton,
Miss S. Cushnan, Mr.. Chippendals, and others ap
pear She may expect rs she well deserves q
crowded house. The Circus continues to attract
large and fashionable audiences. The Germans
open the Arch tomorrow night.
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me New York I.ancet--No. VII.

The number Of this popular Journal issued on Satur.
day morning, contains a rerbatim Report of
Dr. ALExR II. STEVENS First Lecture on Diseases of
the Rectum delivered at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons Crosby street. This 10 of the most inter-
esting valuable and eccentric dscourses printed
DR.. REvERE's concluding Lecture on Diseases Of the
Spinal Marrow.
DR.. Morris second Lecture on Tic Doulouraux.
Reviews of new Medical Works
Editorial article on The Living and the Dead"
Report Of the operations Of the Chinese Medico Chi
rurgical society-a very interesting article.
Crosby street C3inique.
City Hospital Reports.
Original Commune atoms from several ply sicians.
Report of Cases at the Seamen's Retreat" Staten
Island" by DR.. BoARDMAv sc. SC. &c.
Price SS par annumsingle copies 81 cents The back
umbers supplied. Office 81 Ann street, New York.
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The pork business for the has been brought to
close. The packing has been almost exclusively on
foreign account and the greater number Of hogs the
past season have from Indiana. The last sales
ranged from 50 to s. 25 tits estimated that the number
Of hogs packed this season. at Cincinnati will fall short
Of that last year about to 100000 Sales pork for
Immediate shipment-elear, So 60 mess, Sc Is; prime
S. 10. Holders firm at these rates Freight to New Or
leans-pork, Is cents per Dbl, and flour 81 cents.
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Passengers Arrived.
VERA CRrz-Bark Ann Loaisa-Richard NJ Jones' Ramon
MsIco VIM jackson, England; VIM Fowler, James Boyd,
NYork.
Poar Az PRIScE-Brg Farfed-Miss + johnson.
New ORLEANs-Brig Curtis-Capt Stephen Knight, +
Sherman, l. CARAT, l. Bottofzai. .
MoB,LE-Brig Alibama-W Chapman, H Bradford John
Peals. 'at
CHARLEsrox-Brg Tybee--M T Crane and lady, Capt N
Hatch nj B Hnbbel c Foster Nicoll-and one IN the
Storage
s.vsySAH-ship Cea-John Ks. G Reed, DR. schley-ia
in the sieerage.
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sales at the stock Hsxcnanxs.
brighton Cattle market.

Brighton Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Feb. l4At market $50 Beef Cattle, and $50
Sheep.
PsicEs-Bee Cattle-We quote few choice cattle at
So We quote first quality at SIS 50 SIS 75 second quail
hy s. rs S. %; third quality 81 75aS4 80.
Sheep-Alla al market were stall fed. Sales from So
to So.
swiAe-None at market, except few from the neigh
borhood.
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SUNSHINE AND GLooM.-Last week, while Robt
Willis was on his way from New York to Whining
ton, to be married to lady of that place, he tell
from the railroad car and was killed.
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NAvAL;-The United States ship Dale was at

:, rinsT AhRIvAL,--Aryived yesterday from New
rors, sIoep General Ward, Capt. T. g .,lWetmore.
the st 70 arrive 1r s our s:: has ben
Toy Budget. al 80
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These are the features Of our insi,ution conducted
on sound principles in accordance with the threatening
aspect Of the times II looks steadily forward to the
grea, object Of employing s to the best advan
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!. s;s y Il A.. Less o.ss. f', s
brig Ssa: .'S Bsi s"s from ISpoo arrived On
mol from ss,r's,s T. D'es,
f.9.ld Smith y day. from Por. Prince. essss
M .ls % NyS. Just s, % sssG ws
Geo Bry. s, SPf s inst CyocksS Island Passage
ss SABINE &C. % All .ss: h b,.S a s
,Ss G, q. q. day. s s n. &
S:ra ssif ssIi g ce Ys spoke A
S.s Ie.ss Hssi.,:aa, g is; S.~ oiea...t the
mtssr xth u.s. eS iHsa 70 G SsSs S CO
stSrss Chairman. Sailed with ship VIM Goddard.
rig New England days from Attskspas La with live
s' 3si.a day. from &C. to
s ssil Margaret, woxl.m day. from r,..sps ma.. to
Hunter Capt reports passing brss ashore Of Della
ware Capes.
Brig Baldwin, Bas,st days from Savannah. cotton and
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah cotton and
Pri,sh brig. Wind ssE.
Marine Correspondence.
-. RIO De JAsEIno Dec 80
1r Ssds wS%o, Xoi.:sa wS
N.pSss SS : s: s
Whaling .:G sshis f e:
d. sr4 ssi Es i Fs.toy .n
General Record.
PACKET SHIP ENGLAND Bartlett for Liverpool will sail
to-day. Her letter bags at Gipins News Rooms in tho
Exchange D
Bns Antsa e% sass lying ss 1, % T.
y f: e s a
70 81 % assg w e,
blow When the wind shifted to west ,he sehr commenced
as s"sTs
6 si #. " ' %' %
81" sur Il Ar.rs of New York) Wilson from Chs.ton
for Nh ergo cotton and zig iTcn went ashore
E GhgS M Fs %s 2" . he s right q The & ard
Lighters were a'01s'ids' ' sSsH ss; cargo.
Drgo from Cape Haydn for Boston, Feb 49, Gay Head NE
Romp, of and for Salem, Jan H. no lat. &c. given.
Foreign Ports.
s a" .s sa @ S:sn r
Just arr Hdnsc from Boston, rstsilipg ice Ida from do
st s.; &c s S X i si C s;Ssss: %s
Y. 81: ss e. s. ;s
Gis SsIs,Ss..
'is 81 @ f's es
ssS RES Sss fI %a
i SSs
Wilmington Nc for Porto Rie o. called 10 for infor
ap a. % g. n ao
Ti!@inston NC Adan; Marnil.s for DO jailed s.th;
a sn 1'SF E%G8sSS
d' Kse.Tss s ~ sa rluu rass g Cuba In
Ii d.
mington Nc arr asth.
United States Ports.
T t.s % R es;ni
Trinidad Sid 18th Mary Smith, Hazard Albert ABBY
,s Sss1s Ss
for
Ys5a sq New FAM American.
N 6esTas :as @st Nes M.n., Mary hilton
Do ecSS Hppso EGTsss N9c saa' Ar
Fa,yorite, Noreans; HuyS Riehmopd Nv.
NV Brprosp, feb ls-Hrr Roman, Nsrth West Coast,
nsan % e ss ssy 1Sa
town &C. FANG ROson for Nores and other: eeasd
hrbor. Below, Atlantic from bosom for New York waiting
PsGxo.ssy Feb s$r Eba, Havana; Maine Wilmington.
nsss. ss. Fey St h.ms: a' e
cM.sIr;ros FL laArr Grand conde (Fr) Havre; Ash
efX, r.n.oa.coiA, FsS a-si Eliza Talbot. Nynrk.
S:s Russell Geysr Hoyf. Liver
Nation, DO; Laura siofIe:lm Ag,horp Blais NYo,k AT
RAM I,' Gibraltar: Em cline NYork
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
81 Ss!.is;$ II: country 8:
N 11PF1R Trinity now O5Ters one lat
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To meet which tax Of 81 ON the 500 is proposed
according to the new valuation.
One ofhe Banks of New Orleans refuses at present to
receive anything but specie on deposite.
The Senate Of Tennessee have adopted resolutions re-
curing the Banks to specie payments by the LIST
January, saa after rejecting the House resolutions
the same subject
The domestic exchanges continue in wretched con-
dtion, and from the appearances ofhe resumption
ments in the various legislatures, will be long before
there is sny improvement 1t has been expected that
according to law the Banks Of the District Of Columbia
would be added to the number Of specie paying insu
tons the LIST Of March next but Congress seems IS
little disposed to adopt light principle of currency the
most degraded Of the state legislatures. bill autbo
rising the District Banks to receive and pay out the de-
precated paper of the Virginia Banks, has passed the
House. The plea is. that the District Banks CON-
PEELED pay their debts debtors who are members
of Congress- will be compelled to pay theirs and those
patriotic members therefore willing to continue to
relieve the people," by authorizing deprecated cur
rency. The same fate seems to attend all legislative
movements towards resumption, and the rates Of
change inclining downwards The rates to-day are
az follows:
CvRREsr RATES or BANK NorEs AND DoMKsric BILLs.
ro Bank Notes. Exchange.
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Court CaIemdar--This Day

CRcuir CouRr-Nos. 49, ~ 81 $40, 800, 400, so4 3o5,
$685. so7, $685. al, si2 3s, ala 35, 3ie. al7,s9 sas
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nor 49, CO. %, 80, 74,75, II, 49, go.
81, 200, 3d. 81 SO, 90. 81 s5 s6, o. 90 1885, IO5 no.
ILL., liz, ia, la, li6, 49, li9, l2o, 1871 -
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PoRrUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUG UESE FEMALE PILLS.
&c be & saG s %
nov :: =
the dos11 X. s, is. q h s
sy SaS Ssss. s i ssSsa;
I'd s0cg rat e On; y s
os OSs " aud address, as no 0c
A aEES o:f Ssssi Gss.;
w w s
h @ IffgAs ss n Msir;
S 4 ,n 20 ~ 70 T
'ss's'' } HAx!s dtX1skaah!eHiAEL.
5 SSaHSE B NAAs2T'r
The ss :s 20 ss :. to
passage o.: sisss az o'wi WILLIAM R2sEhrsoN.
evening receive her return BY leaS
WAvEKLY HOUsEI7rhe sab.crlIsrs beg respectfully
w !. 81 Ss s s; 'E ssss the
The direc of Messrs Blake Reed The interior Of the
Ssr; s;
! % b e.. Ss s sy I o1
last and hope sy their c,Ose spp;;,tEa to Su
offer inducements for patronage equal 10 any hotel New
heir table will furnished with the best supple. Of the
market .r stock of Wines has been ss.e1ted With great
and will to be ola rare description and the most
The lover part Broadway few minutes wax Of The
philadelphia Boston and ~ a.; Steamboat Landa;s ani
SsT;s;sSS.s the city. okAssEE I CARTER.
t eis',s r. ~ TsMs s 4
lSsts S: VI. ~ me-
s sS.s s:
II, four
.%srafs |oraGps Of s y,r STYLE sdss
e. popular e. qieses Sc.slns and ne r.
given each lser BY selections iran shaks and Other
Ticis!s Tor The Cour,. asaan,tps gentle man and tw.
ee street. or %
iure Room, on MONDAY Evening NEXT lle ,al:,.
r.ssss q in GsssSsi: will
%. sssr
Tire DG%., and wo SILVER sS: sT sr Ct so
Bsrge, Rae, Cias, Condos Fishing Cunning, Yay Gig
msnied By Ii. Amateur BSa, Clab As'Oea ion Of New
der e q. sultan \, se Pleasure Eysv.
. wsss Ct Soss
s.rs g. ys., S. s. is.s's ~
neatly bound In cloth, cosainng 100 ss 80 %
which are beautifuv coored ~ RACES o. u tba 90" pa
ges OF read,rg BY i.s sa retess LIZ. rec & .
| . TIiE CHEAPEST AND BEST ferIo9fs. lor nouh .
Robert Merrys Museum EDITED ~ sns rss esa arsy "a
nssy ,sss Sss s o. nors s "a
psE,s ppnd,s psrSs OF nnsc Terms ST. only in advance
niixDBu RY 5ODEN X Co, ia1 Nassau st. milo School
| phs ne.,nn n ~ -, ifrr .gf iI0i r-
| fsLECTRIC RESOvATORs-Anip soscs OF Hair Cloves
Il and sfrsts COMPRISING fn assortment just received,
o' s''e' RusATON & AsPlNwALL,
William st., ITO Brosw way ead
| fiss. N NF fll'Il 10 Astor House.
| MO HUMBuG, BUT A FAIR sTArEMEN !-lhave
~ built Life Beat on pan--competent llrgr have
sxoed and approved Of her. will build hd O. boat
10 order, OF )dcl-Le Boats rsversed boi'oH on
ssl rotherwse. hive sisrge assortment on ha'h fea
ny beat. are built Of oak aud cedar fastened with
ety m'oe aA'' ana IT, fiSSEhsoLL, 4x Water st.,
L fls im' no : doors East VI catherine Market.
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WA,u,ycror CRY. 9Th Eel. TACO 4 a.

MrsrER Epr-oR-No sooner had my head got leetle
to rites after auling that pesy basket of papers
about banking then Capting Tyler and plunged
heels head into other jobs Congress- they don't
do much themselves contrive to keep pretty bissy
tell you. Besides, we've had wedding here and spe-
and ssrch qucstionsjust in tme tew, for the Capting
had tslkedto about taking Of latin and farming
frnology and animal magnetsng preparatory 10 going
out to finish that trade The Gaping has had vexation
enough 10 rifle ministers and though he Is rael Virgil
man. takes things cody letting lads at the other
eend ofthe ride their hobbies they please; IL
they up tew much howsomdev The puts on the
norfngii-and, as the people are on our side, who's
afeard! 't..-.f
The other day, as was q rumagn over them eternsl
musty papers, and the Cspng reading the news he stop
all TO once and Stepping his hand upon his thigh till the
hull house rung, exclaimed, How in naur this Ma
Twin downt to York making magic srops and pay
ing Of Congress fcriy tke states, suppose he
ment and then he ha a wJ rite out at the joke, and
continued, Well I'm glad he's got better Business, and
cant blame him for touchingup his old inmies" Why,
says as tho Gaping pinscd to the print, ihasno him
that couldn't for read Of those things in tho
New York Express, where he Gays SO himself; but he
hits politicians and Congress men, and rogues and makes
razor strops in leetle the cutest style. Shes wag!
he's veg. like him for that Major; rite TO him for
hafa dozen Of that msgic strap; enclose Benton ten,
special favor, that you will call upon Chapman l02
william street, hand him the enclosed bill (Benons
rayther skearse here) AID desire him to send the
straps, directed to at the White House. When any
thing turns up worth notice, you may expect to hear
again from
. Yoursto sarve, JACK DOWNING.
ie taaf. ia l'f Msjor Downingville Militia
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- Prospect st, Brooklyn, L.
To Messrs. PEasx & Sex Is Division 1t.

90 CHATHAM THEArRE.-A new trcgdy entitled the
Provost Of Bruges, is performed this eveninghe part
ofBertulphe, the Provost, by Mr. j. R. Scott, Messrs
Thorne, Stephens johnson, and Miss Mestayer, also
appear in the prominent parts. In addition to which
w. Pelham, B. w Pelham and Master @. W. Pelham, ap-
pear in variety Of Ethiopian songs and dances. Mr..
OConnell performs his wonderful foot race and time
dance, and the perfo terminate with the oren
tel drama Of ElHy der, the part of Harry Clifton by
Mra. Thorne.
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That ATTORNEY at BrOokIyn

CO. We are acquainted with gentleman in Brook.
lyn Attorney who from illness combined with hard
study and worldly troubles had lost that greatest
badthe sides and back Of his head had little such
hair, oh-red and grey-rusty and filled with dandru;
anil even this was falling out fast He tried all the
less nostrums of the day in vainat last he tried JoneA'
Oil of Coral Crcassa that restored his hair to
beautiful state removed the dandruGsopt falling
made it grow-gave it dark look. This Is poetry;
it is solo at saf you amt careful ofthe right number
you'll be cheateds2 Chatham street. There three
sizesprice s. shillings bottle Ask for Jones'
Oil OF Coral Circassia-buy no other
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0e IMPORTANT CoMMuNIcArIor.-I should cons der
an absence of gratitude to the public to withhold the
cscv az peass rIsrasd ~
hound Candy, No. As Division street. My wife re.
duced from sn attack of her lungs and hourly becom
ing Of this remedy senttor quantity and
by the time she had used two packages, her appetite
was evidently improved and her general health re-
stored. earnestly solicit those who have been
fortunate my wife has been make trial of this
dcine.
J. G. YATES,
- Prospect st. Brooklyn, LII
To Messrs. PEAsg & Sex Is Division It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-19

o. Da CHAaLssJ. CARxr, Of Macon, Georgia, one
ofthe ablest Of the age, says Shermans Lo-
zenges decidedly the greatest Improvement in medi
cal science Of the last century. Formerly the nau.
seausness Of medicine prevented the good effect intend
these celebrated Lozenges be rather enticng than
otherwise. All who have cough, cold, or headache
should procure these Lozenges from Dr. Shermsn, loo
Nassau street, of any Of his authorized agents. and
the way they will cure is really astonishing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-19
Provision Market.


We give below the quotations of the day. There are
plenty of ell kinds provisions and they appear to
mand q good price -