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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
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DR. PROVIDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
TURNIP, for the cure Of Consumpion, Coughs, Colds
Splitting of Blood and all other Beast Complaints
On account OF the nostrums claiming universal medical
qualities, the subscriber has felt bringing
claims of his medicine before the public. He that
his present undertaking. he will be by the
quack and his medicine he its qualities good quacke
ry yetths will longer restrain him from aoIdng the
afflicted the Of relief they his remedy
IN time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnp is in itself certain
remedy for inflammation Of the pectoa organs which, though
slight at first las colds often results 10 consump
on His experience authorizes him putting his discovery
in competition with and all the multtudnous pa
that the public confident that fair ra will
result IN all in the atestaons of sovereign
medical qualities that have been given him by those who
have attested its worthy
The delicate Kdy, in all and every condition of life,
this compound without the slightest risk nconve
nence And in all of diarh9 complaints of
ordinary character seldom il ever fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly approaching the merits Of other md
cnes and without detIacng the least from the medical
practitioner this remedy offered the world the BEST
safest and remedy for all affections Of the lungs and
breast that has made He has his
session the certificates of hundreds who after spending
and almost bee Of hope have csoed him relief and
found IL.
Ply scans invited il pulmonary affections, and
in all cases where cough Is left after measles.
The proprietor Agents the principal cities the Uni
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by c. H. RING 50 Fulton
corner Clif Guion, l21 Dr. Crowe 286 Bowery; Basett
eH Dickie, 4lS Broadway; Coddngon Hudson and
Spring cod3mr
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DR.. CARPENTERS
PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.

IlR CARPENTERi is regular educated physician and
- and received his diploma this city the 1873
graduate OF Union Colleges surgeon In the oil
the United States during the la be by
ference to the and Iegtsr Of officers thereof
Licenae of the New York Med Soc and for the last
twentynine practitioner Of this city, has kept his Office
for No. Peck slip near Peal and what most
know the fact all de lcate and private
diseases whether Of long duration, he is enabled
effect speedy and effectual cures.
Dr. c. would seriously caution the invalid beware Of
the catch that continually
ded their notice by host of unprncpled and pneducated
pretcndes also otherwise respectable druggists who
have of late sanction the imposition by advertising
and vending nfable specifics their mutarous and dan
gerous compounds.
How important therefore the victims of indiscretion, in
the ncpent Of disease place themselves the
Of experienced physician whose Judgment and dscrm
nation they may rely with confidence the issues of life
death often by the first application in this for
formidable malady.
Dr. Carpenter would add that his and Offices admi.
rably adapted the privacy PATIENTS and his charges will
be found reasonable
Office open unit o'clock. au27 I'm m
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL AID.

0H GREGORY long accustomed prescribe for diseases
o. In rate nature, resd-s at 81 Mott street. he has
peen familiar with these complaints and hafg
been particular and close observer Of and effect he has
Detained Thorough praccs knowledge of this branch Of bs
profession which has enable him Introduce valuable
his practice He does boast of making
rapid and histy but his satisfaction perform tho
rough and radical cures and ftime
generally speaking II for the patient observe
change business Hlsty and
feet the from whence distressing
OF secondary symptoms and the like result
this easor-tha medicine however good in the
Of the complaint be supposed exert the
power and influence the human When us
administration has been locg continued and thus while the
not changing chronic fom say the least very likely
10 terminate IN permanent debility perhaps thing
for instance stc.re-hcw many hundreds there
may be az this very time taking medicine under ercm'
stances that appear dlscouaging, when, the real facts
Of the known the disease might prove be
strcturc and should this be The case, important for
the patient TO know that medicine a,ne did,
nor never can cure structure II is well known fact
that the patient may have structure many months, or
Years, without his knowledge and without any ee
except TO increase the time required to MIKE
those victims n,scretion misfortune who about 10
select medical adviser, would do well call and obtain lit
tie book treating entirely these complaints IL small
pocket volume containing much valu sb information; its u
Gregory residence al 81 Mott about yards from Chat
ham nearly opposite the church. He does limit his
attendance few hours but may be- found home
hour OF day night (obseve that No 81 drug stoO
his rooms are well arranged for the reception of his PATIENTS
and his charges moderate.
The Book may also be had at Sands Drug Stores Fulton
s at the corner OF Chambers ST. and Broadway the Bow
cry NO g. corner Walker St. ana No 9S Spring ST.
Applications by Mail Post Paid enclosing ST. viii ecure the
book pamph et) by
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DENTISTRY.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
IADJEg NEEn MOT nEGpAJR

I'M EnCiSS NEIL ttOl DcSr AIN;
I)E a =. CASTLE, Dsntis:, 2y Broadway, New York,
- has Mamosicon Paste, for filling decayed hollow teeth
perfectly harmless IN its poson and be put into
the most tender tooth without pair ~h
which becomes impacted as solid body maintaining its
appe aIiocs and for ie The tesimo-
9a,po ads. Ihe % class q society speak in The %os'
say- admirably adapted for sore or tender and
with great care and abiIity.n
Tns 1glowng from the New Orleans Pcsyune Dec sh
Lieut. -, who was employed the Florida service dur.
ing an had one side Of his lower part
manenI but meeting with Dr. A. G. Castle Of New York. an
artificial substitute, with teeth made
officer has now the perfect Of this shattered but
Dr. A. o. T. inserts teeth the principle Of adhesion
by atmospheric
Toohache Pills, Of which ia the painful tooth will
effect permanent
Dr. A. c. refers the Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Mrs. General Games Dr. f. u johnson. President of the
Medical Society," and the several Professors Of Work
University Of Physicians and Surgeons -. Toney, M. d. J..
u. Beck, NJ. D., h. Deafeld, Nj. ID.
DEAFNESS-Dr Castle and Edwards Aurists, Broad
way the of Deafness and all diseases pertaining
the Acoustic Drops, for ncipen deafness
noises or colect;o ns in the au2l lmsr
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GEORGE w. DAWSON.

lYholesgie and Retail FURNITURE and General Far
niSaing VdTehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
aG Of Duane street, Ne,o York.
WHERE be keeps for sale large Of the follow
articles, Sdehoards, Bureaus Bcdstcsds Con-
ble Chains, Once and Portable Desks, 0las, Cases BoOL
SEES, Lo9sng Glasses Dining Centre, Tea aud Pier Tables
los sofas, Sois Bestvads Beds, Bedding, faiea-tes Mat
Leart' Csues Ou Cl0tl, Waiting and Fire Irons Vast
2sd5 Aoiot Tables Osndie Stanis, BuTeau Bedst-sd,
Dressing Bureaus sales, NC.
Aiao larst assortment of men aud yyonen'z WEARING
l-ie new snd second handed
Al ie above articles are offered the p,.be at very
Nv pices fersCs m vast Of said articles would find 10
'' NN ~ INC aoo'e es'Aoiish-
lph1 orden panetually attended 20 p.eked "a the
Atlins ont vessels constantly on hand
All orders 20 the above hmept viii bs "a, .,.n =,
tended 20 AID htnkiuily received - 'N-N'"A'' ~
y. B.-The highest prices will h. .y,,.. r. q -, II,
NN'' "h SioulhAs'
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PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED NE
TNCHRART.E

CENTS Assevsrl of your certificates are in the form of
" letters have concluded adopt the method
parable Extract Of Hoarhqund Candy
for the last three four years afflicted with sickness my
symptoms pain shooting through top my
ing cough great distress in my back much splitting Of
often very dfculr-n short my physicians pronounced my
decided consumption, continued in this years.
all hopes Of eye being cured The first year
nounced my ncurable suffering this when
presented me large package Of Candy which, At
am enjoying better health than have for the last five
am your grateful friend, Mrs. ANN GOODWIN.
4ls Cherry street.
AGENTS Rgshton Aspinwall, 10 Aston House, ITO
Broadway aud Sc William Smith, 37l Greenwch Wash.
hurn 2a5 Greenwich Holden Rvng,on T. MARITIME.
corner 2lst 9Th avenue PASTOR 65 Greenwich streets
say Stone corner Hudson and Montgomery 81 Jersey CITY:
st; Handley, Is High Stewart rs Fulton 81 Berry,
Sands Croker Co. Atlantic and Henry ST. au2 imr
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DOCTOR GLOVER

Il
pegs TO inform those who have recently enqured if he ha,
- left the practice of his prof ssion, that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
have been the particular Of his study The
recent improvements in chemistry have his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
Walton of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables Kim keep pace
With the improvements OF the day. being graduate the
dca profession The unsuspecng should beware of
the host OF self named Doctors and preendsn of whom
aspire 20 be authors OF little books subjects OF which they
are totally snoran,.
Nluseum-ofhce hours until 90 lock PM a6 lmsr
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE
WOULD inform his patients and the public thu still ad
w here's 70 his original proposition 10 receive
either for medicine or attendance until the paen is satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
the Marshall House. where he socis the attendance the
s5ove mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases considered by hrm ncurable.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend
Of Dr. Solomon Heine would that the only Doctor
Hene who has ever lived in had his office in Broadway
The one now residing at 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
SINCE have had the pleasure Of knowing him that
Hme and 2? witnessing msny surprising cures performed
Of the name who member Of the medical institutions of the
City and State of New York.
E.w. wETMoRE. MD.
Sworn before me, this 81 a day Of
OF April, A. d. 1912
RICHARD RsHp Com Of Deeds auIS lmsr
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OIL OIL! UIL!OIL!!

ID EFINED LAMP OLA new and splendid article is
IL received BY the subscribers and offered to the
public reduced price burns with bril!iancy surpassed
ting smoke nor forming crust will be found not
only economical oil for all purposes 0locers
and Hotel particularly invited 10 try IT, The
only depot The city, and whore sold in gnanty
suit purchasers, is at SAMANOS u BROTHER,
No. Wall st.
Also. ne article Fancy Soap. 2m~r
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES

pARlS DREs5MARING ESrAsLIsUNFNT
-, = -, galway, one door from Market street Rs
W. H. JfsFfEitS, late Miss y Purser OF 2gg Broad,reS
respectfully Informs her former customer, and r.
gonsry. that she has recommended thu Dres-meki, h
the abovcnlm establis imept where she W., ay
ne attention their Service, and couhde ny assures b
ladies' who may favor her with ther patronage that Dre"
Ciosks bits, &c. t,ted her skull shall br dsl;v.
ed 80 perfect Style H. and finish of Workmanship as or
q b. egceled at of the mos, approved esttbshnen
Broadway and for much more moderate prices.
MRS. w. III. JEFFERS, TX East Broa.
N BMaster Misses and Childrcps dresses made 10
~ lhe shortest notice. I'm
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MEDICINES.
ANOTHER ATTESTATION
IN FAVOR OF ]. PEASE & SONS HOAR-
HOIrNn A Nrv

READ, YE SKEPTlCS, AND BE CONVINCED
NEW YORK. July z, lsa2:-Messn Pease & Son. IS Divi-
IN sreet-Sirs The object Of this rti6cate 10
form you and the public Of the benefits have in
long and tedious illness sm the Of osr-
hound Candy. have been for twsnysix afflicted uh
a cough for the Of which tried
medicines but found that afforded
Candy My cough has been tunes bad thar could
light day found the spring and fall the
noyng nothing could would allay the irr
ton. seized three years ago last June with splitting
blood; however partially recovered from that attack aud
quite until sepebeI following This attack
alarming than the former that had two regular physicians
attending who told me was useless to take any more me
of Compound HoaIhopnd candy and fell the Ell
fleets of its virtues the easing OF my cough and
of my frame sm now able 70 attend TO my work and feel
grateful cr the invention. did the candy
cordng eelon but much as 10 buy until you
generously furnished with sufficient fou can publish this
and its truth will at al times be acknowledgedy ,
AgeIs-Z'ebsr s! Doeksr Phladeiphia Redding, State
Louisville, Ky; Jobon 90 St Charles ST. New Orleans; Du
hois Co. Mobile, Ala; Pierce Teller Detroit, Michigan;
Robinson, 40 Baltimore Baltimore; Haysnd Harrow
Allen, Charleston, T.; Peck Spea Burlnx, VI; Antho
New Haven. Conn j. Gaynor Richmond Va; +. Taylor
and W Fisher, Washington City, c; j. A; Wsdsworh.
Providence, X ]; Weeds Waters, Troy; g. w. Goherm.
GEORGETOWN DC; G: II, Hunt, FrederieksbnIgh Va; H.
Thompson Co. Wheeling Va; Mr.. Bull, Hartford Conni
WILLIAMS, GO Genesee ST. Utica, N. Y.
Each envelope Of the genuine Hoarhound Candy signed
- tease SON. N thsir own hsndwrtng All letters pos.
be punctuay attended to- aul2 imr
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TO THE LADIES.

Oh. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS Instrument for the radical Of Prolapsus Utel
Falling Of the Womb, by external application, suppressed
ing the Of the oheStionsl Psssary is consistently recon-.
health having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
Il as in this eoontry i. adopted to the entire d;use Of
nHospas OF L.ndon and Paris. and is universally
mendcd Europe by medical Of the highest rank In his
sustained by the leading m.mbe Of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and BY all the eminent private
titoners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No.
Vesey having from the business de-
where lady constant attendance, apply
Tm.ses ard Supporters female patients au26 lmeI
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OF Albany, OF the Founder Of the Thomonan System
Of Prcce will bv particular request be No 3t3 Broome
be consulted by such patients
are afflicted with chronic disease from which they find
recfom other especially dyspepucs ourhths OF
which he thinks may be cured under hY years of age
au7 mrT
CoAI-o0 tons LiveIpoo Camel Coal icr sale in lots 20
" .ut purchasers now landing from shp cddonS Apply to
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August 9th, 1912.

1nl ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for single gentle
SHARED render the above desirable. Inquire
The premises. aUl6 lm~rc
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The stocks in relation to the dividends OF which doubts
entertained, the Ohio Arkansas, Pennsyvana--
the two first fall due the LIST July and the last in August
It generally supposed that the Ohio interest will be paid
but some doubts expressed That State has been
bic succeed in loan of and has issued
veibe script in lieu Of it, to those who choose to take it.
One of the banks of Arkansas to which the stock of
State issued has failed Pennsylvania has provided
nothing for her August interest but the Legislature
meet this month, when romcthing may be done. The
States that delinquent their January dividends it
is expected will resume them for long time
Congress will probably take up the subject of the tariff
about the middle Of June and II is highly probable that
nothing in relation to it will be perfected before the LIST
July when the ports under existing laws will be OF
the entry of goods under the general duty of per cent
according the compromise It may therefore, be
expected that with the prospect of increased tariff
thereafter large imports Of manufactured goods will he
made under the low duty. This may have the effect OF
dcrangng the market and causing demand for coin for
shipment at unreasonable moment being at the close
Of the year when bills usually We may hope
however that the low prices Of produce will cause
them to be preferred for remittance especially as the
English tariff hiss been reduced. Until the tariff actual
y raised above 20 per cent the several entitled
under the present law to the proceeds of the public lands
AID this may be for the nacon Of Congress
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tracts for spring delivery absorbed considerable portion
ofthe above quantity. Parcels intended for sale iount
buyers at 6s Cd per 60 lbs from the boats the samples fan
merchantabe Wheat chiefly from the head OF the Lake
More than ordinary care is this year evinced in the prea
rnton of the cargoes intended for spring shipment Tn
expense to the shippers. although nomna!ly large siui
repaid by the enhanced value impaired TO the article anc
The INCREASED protection against damage meaiing
In Buffalo the day, Flour continued steadily 10
rise; although during the previous week an immense guam
tty produce had been brought down the lake. there
but little -four in the market. Holders of hour firm
at $50 and sales OF fancy brands have been made al
jCJ. Wheat has risen in proportion slillers were
wary, and dared not trust this doubtful speculation IN
-four The market in fact presents strange anomaly
Flour say 56s. Wheat 100 ll5. Corn 81 a 49, and
Pork 500 $50
The above presents fair view Of all the American and
Cenalan markets. Dealers fearful of going deepl,
into the trade in consequence OF the prospect 81 treme
dous crop.
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NIBLo's.-This well known establishment opens
for the this evening, with unusual brlliancy
The Ravels, in greater force than ever, with the in
imitabe Gabriel to head them, give one of their
best comic pantomimcs, got up superbly-the tight
rope and their classic groupings, called "The Gla-
diators." Then we are to have Magnificent Fire
irorks, by Edge-Ths delightful Promenade Musi
cale-A new Drop Scene, by Lehr--Sparkling Foun-
tains--Lovely Flowers and elegant Refreshments
All the world will be there SIRENS
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Died,

On Tuesday morning, of lingering illness, THOMAS
WYMBs in the S0th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance aud those Of his Brothers
Michael and Martin Wymbs, requested to attend his
funeral this "wednesday afternoon half past four
O'Clock from his late residence, no. Elizabeth
On Monday afternoon in the 9Th year OF her age ALICE
only child Of Edw ard 8. Mcsier
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this wednesday,
noon. at O'clock from No. 80 Beach street Hudson
square,
On the 30th ult., after short hut Illness Miss
GnAcE FRAZER, in the esd year of her age.
On the 30th ult, Mrs. CHARLorrE BIcxrRro~ wife of
Thomas Bckerton in the a5th year Of her age
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Is fop nn 81 Iortos N TIE UNI
Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs, May 2l.--Purchases have been very heavy
OF Muscovado Sugar the past week, and market is
pretty well draned of the arcle Of all descriptions about
1900 hhJs. aiioat in the harbor for New York.
and such is the scarcity Of the article that English
brig which round from Jamaica load for the
vinces will have to leave in ballast The very low prices
Of sugars in the States must have increased the consump
uon beyond all bounds, for find with all that has gone
forward, the stock does not accumulate. These facts
make pretty clear that prices gradually advance
towards autumn and although they may not 60 very
high, they may be considerably above the present low
rates.
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under execution in Hardin CO., Kentucky, for one
shilling-a clergyman being the purchaser. In Gal
latin co.. meeting has been held, praying the lie.
gislaiure to establish new State Bank-pass sto
law-preyen the existing banks from dealing in ex.
change, and TO Danish The brokers beyond the State
In Indiana wheat is about twenty-five cents bushel
pork cent per pound-every thing plenty bu;
manageable girls Of twenty. People cry oui
against such times but such things must be so. II
mAn gets drunk over night he will take all next day
10 get rid of the head ache. From 1884 TO 80, the
people got drank on paper money-now comes
" next day. with its violent head ache But be pa
tent, another good nights sleep will set all to
rights.
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90 Mr. BERGEN HAS GIVEN US LEAVE TO
refer to him any body fit About FIVE months ago.
there came small his leg he knew not the
OF it two three days before he paid any attention
to it. when it all at became very painful He poulti-
ccd and tried every thing he could think Of still 1t kept
growing larger and larger until large two
shilling piece, and so painful that he could not walk.
friend informed him that he had some salve that would
applied TO his leg the pain ceased almost immediately
Wanting to dress again in the morning he asked him for
m)re He told him 90 to II Maiden Lane, and ask for
Daleys Magical Pain Extractor and you will find il to be
the as That gave YOU" In six days time it
trely healed up, and is WELL He thinks il great
blessing and it to every body that is affected
in the same way that have any Kind ola nnam
nation.
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TO EMTGRANTS

S1SsH II rss5a5 ss
X .sa G ssi 5s s e .as %sa m.s
Supplies Il. % b 0os % &:
ad decay Of the body surprising h,. We do ne. ineresss
Sssi '' day. in viii be Sssf By %
and , and ns o. @ apgy q S
important that this ordaation of should go with
We know that if The respiration b suddenly checked
h SS" n flows
% il %h, sa', e sssa
The sads changes the we atcr will therefore psoduc.
is Gon no ssns ser 70 WIFI
2es s@s f s f ''3' Sss 'd s
them his principal Office, Ell Broadway, and the PAGES
a, q. rn ss +:
!sS s ~ ,,;ss win q .,on,, 49,. Of NJ, %
cins saved themselves months of Sickness AID often from
Ths Brndrct Pills should be used b. all smvrant. they
2 Ss ss%sf S So o us y : mos
Il s'S
Of !Rrs PHI rs, the ssG ion S M ra sss Is t.
lid i hay, e. viii es during e ssS
s es a ss
air or from eating unwholcsone food. -
by "s 90 'ns tis
functions of the body hut fnher trenyhen and assist them.
The BRANDRETH PILL are sold at Is gents rcr box,
Dr. Brandrchs principal Office No. eli Broadway be-
Park Place snd Murray also his retail Offices,
"a Bowcy 1881 Hudson street. Canal and lis Second
TO BE- REMEMBERED
That each IF The genuine has upon il THREE cory
That each label has signatures Of DE- Benjamin Brand
reti upon H.
That be upon each hox signatures thus:
b BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
And three signatures. thus =
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
Beside. the labels full of small printing done in red ink,
there bens the b.s nearly three hundred impression. Of
Berdsmin Branlreh's Pills.. ieI Ter
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvANA-Ship e. Colon-J NJ Zamora, Miss l. Zamor,, NJ
Zamora, Count Meaningless Monlsvo Caibonell, Ha
yam; Sthomer II Droop, Germany; A Hemenway, New
York. -
childrca Mrs G. Thompson Acssrs Head Pope Palmer
Linton, Hitch Pchsr, Goldsmith. Carryl, Hamilton Gage
4 in The