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: TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber having completed aud PIT in operation IL
newly invented Cotton and Hay Pce, offers se or Ss.
tias for the sale Of The patent aay Of he
country east OF the Allegheny D0uptans press nav ~
seen In alton dal the hours os and II A.
s the Of Avsnns aud 5h street On this pres IT,
tws. i've pounds to che cubic ioo IN nus,
great cost a.d e.pense the place Of shpmsn The pssr
81 two mea ,ufcsnt for pressing dsnsiy
very smp!s IN IL con5ustica not liable get 81 rsps
perfectly pornbIe and will Be sod At less thar
part otbe other Of power now II 49,
Wall street. hstwesp The hrurs offs and Of r. w
streets: Letters post paid will meet mediais sttspiion
me DIM OGAHOTJEp
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LIFE B DAT ASSOCIATION,
FOR TIE MANUFACTURE OF IS i.l
FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOATS
AMERICAN " MOULDING
COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE liz BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE ....rt .--t-, rii...f
mn CITY HOTEL s
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
SARSAPARILLA PILLS,
a PREPARED
OTTO ROTTON, M. D.
'-tr. SOLD ~ THE AGENT
JOHN DOYLE, BOOKSELLER,


saw- 100 BROADWAY. --irs-j
IMP CHEAP NESS.
At THE rASHlONAgLE TAILORING ETA
"A BLiSHMENT. loe BssLnsn street. near Pearl 0s.tie
vaean prees for ons are assured isat they sssS DO
the subs trsber will guarantee an who pa
ronse HIM hand It, fashionable style and exesent
mateTisls, at tie iellowins moderate prices-
Sup West Of Eng. Woodysd black, blue green dress
Pants double misd do black plss and fancy e.s. - 70
'Yssts-Fine cashmere ain, and all kinda 81 10 S.
Goats made and trimmed from 10
$685. Vests, 81 so TO 81 Panss 81 1910 ~ -
OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLy.-Nosics i hereby Civ.
~ that have the branch essbshueot
my old Oar Water and AZ rave hi
the Of store vii sell Oars Sweeps seulis
enough cheaper pay for from any part Of the city
to the Oar Establishment oa Water erect Eve doors above
katharine market. JOHN A. PEARSALL.
ENCHlRIDf0N MEDIC UNITE uadsnsned, re9S.r
practioner Of medicine IN the City of New York
ing dursg the last eight accomplished great Number
wonderful and sur rising IN variety Of Iona
standing dsesses offers he edicnes without
charge, nn the patient lry tested the med cine in k.sc
disesses The I'D ancei being % yea and long
1891 the Of Canal street and Breadway and ar
that ~ Reed street near Broadway.
Nis uie es quod aglmu, vana est gloria nostrs Maui
ms m SOLOMON HEINE, NJ d.
CHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHEN WARE-T Eat 81
prices OF China. Glsss &c. sold by SIMPSON, Astor
Ho USE Broadway, who Keeps the beet articles and scs
hos,s< as.S
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PORTUGUESE
+ z M A L E PILLS

81 De DeupELOQUE, NJ D. LISBON, PORTUGAL,
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which thsee
pills are composed hsv smsde them the wondsr and sdk
icuon OIL the world Th@ ara knewp ell over Europe 70 -
ff siiinpoduciDe the mosthy tsrne Thsi. esrtsnty.
asesbeinR such that must NOT b. used daring prsf
for though mild safe, ard healthy. they certain 70
proc e miscaniage il used during that psrSed
round With hs seal o. ~ inpsrsr stampsd Each boz cor
ain1 the signature of NJ d. 60odeo9, - n En9hsh
rectisps have he signature Of DR. T. MVkAU, astherssa
agent for The csntincnl Al America.
statss Let2Isrs drvcsd 70 Dr. r. Mcfyesu boz a. N r.
meet IMMEDIATE attention Bold BY appointment 1t
40 Cherry, Cssharne arest Pnos - Hsf borss o.
No half bores sent ~ neu.
ia luns5kH
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

Having lately lost tw, bicusvdat teeth called on Mr.
Leystt to supply their places with artificial teeth, and
fords much pleasure 10 testify to his skill sbty a.
Dentist; indeed have teeth fred and hed with
more .xacness and at the time wh less painful pres
the gums.
ehserfsy recommend that gentleman to the especial
ce Of the medical profession, well The public feeling
satisfied from experience that they may confidently
rely on his skill in his profession.
GRANVILLE 8. PArrIsor. MD.
February l3U le42. -
The original De at Mr.. Levstt 900 Broadway
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THE .ub.sr!sn hsy. received new :;d i..h stock #
Three superne fss. common hall and stair Carpstng
Rugs Mastins, Engsh and American Oil Cloths, to
20 feet width eontaiang the latest and most shionsbs
stlern. and soor The market .oc which they offer 70 The
Psrsons Wishing to purchase would do we'll to call end ex
anime our stock previous 70 purchaeins.
WEBBk MANNING. asa Pearl ct,
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CHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHEN WAKE-E hat Of
prices OF China. Olsss, &C., sold BY H. SIMPSON, Astor
House, Brosdway who heeps the beet articles and sells
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officer Of the army, he should receive
per diem allowance as commissioner TO treat
with the Indians" The SecretaIy is obliged
10 admit-"There was no such contract" This ef
lori al an appropriation from Congress appeared to
have thus failed Nevertheless, on the 9Th October.
isii, Gen Scott presses the claim through Mr. Lea.
acting Secretary Of War, who. on the sb ofll, sam,
month, IN the expiring hour Of nterregpum
the former decisions, the ground lat. of recon,
decision OF the Supreme Court in case of Minis and
%, the production OF the original commission
So much for the official answer to the resolr,,on.
but by what accident does it happen that the nav.
ment being made on the l2ih Of October. The or;
cial participation Of the Hon Jno. c. Spencer. then
N office, does not appear IN prInt, is said mus, he
10 existence, and Of record in the Department.
Will it be coniepded the facts above detailed did
not come before him expressly as the acts OF his De-
partment, when he signed the immediate and assen.
fial order for payment, he must have done on or
about the 12h of October.
Must not the sophisries, evasions, equvocations of
the whole affair kave struck him. as they must every
man Of common sensel Where was this guardian
Of the public treasury, that he asked not the ques
hon-JThat Iatc is there for This ?not what law pro-
hlb!ts IT, How can this claim lie paid, schn Con
gress haze prorided no appropriation applicable 10
such contingency Were not the grounds Of allow.
aice raised by Mr.. Lea rebu,ied by the papers
shemselvesl Though Gen. Scott was appointed
Commissioner" did treaty gro,c out Of that mag
nificent factl Wssnot the War Deparime nj com
potent to prohibit, By H. regulations, the allow
ance Of extra compensation to its officers, when tn
l,w conferred no claim on them, wi bout the aid Of
a prohibition to the same effect by Congress ,-sn1
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tisan press have been and still work in all sections
Of the State. TO foster the desire for the com
pletion of these works. and the public mind becoming
inamed in such degree to make the favorng OF this
dangerous disease in manner necessary to secure the
elections Hence it is that both parties temporsng
with the natter giving every indication that an attempt
will be made to the old policy and roll up the pub
lie debt TO the utmost extent ofthe State credit
What will be the result In comparison, the State oil
Pennsy vana will be pattern of integrity and honor TO
what New York will fall to. great movement is alrea
dy making turn the Safety Fund Banks into free Banks
whose movements will be based upon New York State
Stocks This is supposed, will create demand for
and absorb large capital in the stock Of the State but
also a final overthrow of banking in this State
with the discred fall and ruin that will inevitably attend
issues of stock for any purpose; the banks will be
crushed in the way that twenty thirty institutions
have already been ruined by the depreciation Of Western
stocks The only bar to the dcsoaton such state
OF affairs will create will be the inability to borrow money
the part of the State She is yet in good credit that
credit depends alone upon the pledge of the last Legsla
ture that stocks to be issued. That barrier
passed and single work projected, a dollar at
tempted to be borrowed for any purpose, and the
death knel OF the State credit will have been struck
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The result Of all this U.s. that rsnssy poisoned by
the paper system Tell into improvement fever, which
has consumed her substance and m her hankrups and dis
honored step by step she led by her politicians,
who humorcd and encouraged the wish for increased pub
lie works. which Of course involved heavy debts Those
debts. getting beyond her means undermined her err
To support her credit she leaned upon the banks abe
granted charters containing obligations lend the state
money. When the banks had longer anything 70 Lend
but their unredecmable paper. she sold them the right
suspend and desud the public FOR the eks ont
her dshonerabe The increasing discrea Of the
banks obliged them and the state airin-
Hence IL that the trucking eowsrdy pslc aars
face the people whom they have deceived They dare mot
ask them pay for the worthless works they have con-
structed and they their long course Of dsin"is
ton and fraud by shamelesy repudising the'r ds and
cheating their creditors and reducing the price
to thirty .ihree cents on the dollar.
Let us now look 1T New York We shall Cad hc IN thss
psrilous stage Of the same dssass which destroy a rnn
sylvania, where political parties striving ir ps~eT ~
INDUCING the hope in all sections, that Immense rub.
lie works be constructed Of that "crucihls called
deb' without involving the eS,ravagAnee dshenof and
undyng nfamy whichhaz overaken rennsy lysnia Nhen
the vast works in rennsy lvania undertaken and
rapid progress Of construction under the whip and ur Of
the United States Bank and It's horde OF politicians the
whis party ofthis State clamorous Cor similar state
OF things here Rugglex stree, visions
were sprinkied over the interior eouates dick the
locuss OF Egypt breeding con,sgion IN all directions
that hour the Erie Rail Road projected nh multi,
tude of other nciiul works under the catch words New
York is losing rank and "she remains in her hsll
while Pennsyirs'.ia will monopolise the trade The
stock mongers and their agents succeeded in nocul.ng
the people with the Pennsylvania oontsgon 20 FAR as 10
procure loan the State credit 10 the extent Of a. 2ss 90
to Canal and Railroad Companies three Of which latter
have failed involving total loss OF the state
The aggregate State debt has been incresedto sz
with prospective and contingent liabilities for prs~sssd
works and improvements in dfeen, sections Of the
ry which will swell the debt to s7occe,ocol. Thep par
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The State Of Pcnnsy ania has failed and practically
padiafed debt of $aooooooo by the nonpaym
OF the interest falling due the first instant Of near
81 100000. This of reputation was acly deter.
mined the late session Of the State Legislature when
provided to pay any debts except in GER
tain contng those due the domestic creditors This
failure dishonor and disgrace Of Pennsylvania becomes
alarming for many Not because is the argest
and wealhies State no, because is the keystone" of
the Union her debt of the greatest magni
tude because the largest proportion oft is held abroad
but because her position and very similar to
those Of New York The present ruin Of Pennsy has
been the work Of particular party, Immediately but
grown OF the strife ofboh parties. The itching
desire among the people for mprovementthe desire for
the construction Of canals and railroads in every section
Of the state the apple Of discord "thrown with
lgnant hand among the politicians by the U. s. Dank
This desire ior deb, and mprov being sown the ro
hiesns csrred their elections by the most extravagsnt
promises debt and expenditure The people led to
believe that railroads would be constructed and canals
dug every county and the money to do it would come
from the clouds raised by the magic wand Of political
paizans This state of things began shortly after the
great expansions Of the United BANK $780, and
when that institution applied for its charter under the
State the fever at its height and to procure its char
ter the institution obliged TO give S60oo00o
forward their undertakings. This gave them i'm.
pulse, which maintained and fed by loans. The
proQrexs of the debt has been as follows
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matte ia the wishes OF his numerous friends here for
lis rariv rcsforation.
tn Chevalier AraIAN AiAnInNi, for the last eight
year. Charge d'Ahairs Of has Majesty the King OF
Holland. having been appointed By has Sovereign TO
r-~iaie Al the Court Of Denmark, had ms audience
Of ieave OF the President THURSDAY last and mas
LETS Washington 90 nis return "a t.1rop~. We cam
resldcac~ amoag ~ si,hont ~xprr~ing the rrsPect
ana good wss.scs which We know 70 BE- sincerely
entertained iof ki4n al the Seat u Government,
~hrrc has srllsbr a,s-ss,lson aud Pt,onsble
depcrfment viii eau-e han 10 ~ remembered with
aii-cilonafr rrgAFd MAJ. I.fd. swx. 8.
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State OF the Crops. .

stated in the Rochester Post OF the ID inst that the
rain Of Friday and first which fell since the
harvest fairly commence will not much annoy the farm
in getting in their crops is followed by cool
i6-a change of 40 or as degrees in few days We
not fnd after dgent inquiry any cause for altering our
through the neness OF the weather. they have been
cured thus far Never before there such immense
yield in the Genesee valley.
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sales at the stock Board showed no improvement In the
General character of the transactions Kentucky fell
Farmers Loan Paterson rose II per cent.
The failure Of shipping house has been reported Tor
some days, connected with eastern firm which STOP
pei days since The failure here Is, however not
had, they being still in good condition
The following is comparative table Of the affairs of the
Ohio Life and Trust COMPANY
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0ay- THE BEAUTIFUL CooL EVENINGS ,

90 THE BEAUTIFUL CooL EVENINGS MAKE
the amusements OF tho American Museum and Gardens
doubly attractive. The student Of human and other curl
osites find greater variety thsn s this fsyerte
and fashionable resort where the revelations OF the won
derful Gipsey 0irl winchelfs wit and wsggeries and
grotcsque droeres the syren notes OF the charming ko
sale the elegant movements Of petite Celeste, aud the
grand and ever pleasing and
Of those glorious nggers whtlcck and Diamond and the
millions Of curosics make the greatest bill oher
ed in this hemisphere.
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90 CHATHAM THEA1 RE.-The amable and nc
compshed manageress Of this establishment takes a
benefit this evening and presents to her am
excellent and diversified bill. consisting Of the
comedy Of sweethesrts and Wives, the hnh and sixth
acts OF Six Degrees Of Crime the second act Of Jack
Scott appears as Michael. J. H. Kirby Julio Dormily
and the beneficiary Eqgenia, Jack sheppard. and
Louise. Good seats should y early secured.
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n1ogsiyAL AagRIcA~ >oyEL-seconl Edi-
"a been the sale 81 the original Novel pub
hsh~l % "a ra,ifi~f Abel Parsons that edition
has be- which be had 81 the ofce 30 Ann si.
i3t es.ts ~ssh. u tale Of the crest ere IN New
York aal he character draw from real life Il POSSES
s~s ths ncs, thrllnx interest Sent BY mail a spa
per postage eight coplss sof 81 post pad.
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PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST 4. srssa.


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ss.a.-prS.a ing sas s,ess,' "a y Joa0 NIB
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ws.1 ''' ~
s,ss ss ss'' p o s JAW isa - soa q
u lon ~ sssen,yhve large Stands Of ice, from
srh sus bee M,shs.rr day. IRON Windsor. Ms. with
ss c.. Druns. ~ days fom Calais. Me. with larh, to
sh.'s.ssshs, Dam. DAYS from Mobile, with cot
ssh y,gpssa wsrais. aays from Boston, with mdse to
so NJ ii,rrsl wil,u. a.y. fam sal~m. with fab,
SsssFsssaa, Spar days fsosu TopAs,on. with lime to
J.ns Min, K..gp . d.y. f.su vsl.ssa Tens. with
s.. 'ss < n l ns-ss Pa sas sa Gays
General Record.
Nss.E, 81 sss "A schs % a. ws ssen ~ Boston Bay on
ss 49, :. 49,. 80, 80 ~ %A hs ss s.S AID se
y ?. w. Zoo ~ ls., ss..s Which siisswa
~ :, 49, ,aiaast rsls ah,ai.
srrs s.r. $780, ios Bos ~ 81 ,asah w.s stick
fiai, ssss.r sssAsI s5as 4 .'as s,sI d,eo,,r
= .,ass NJ W. m sunday nef, vhsn st landed % Nana.-
.a - i,.. . ~ h.%,s ass.s soi g .i,s'
L.rses ~ s,lsud,s bsrA loA ha,ii aal owed b Cat
Bsnnst v ~ iauuchsd ~ bsitimoe % saturday last
Nottte 60 Mariner--
pffaNrMfNr o. Srkrr, !
Wssnfx0for, Auxut !, isi2S
t4is dfg.artmsuif- -. 4,
/" tn tnuuissiaus II Lixa hoasst gse notiee that the
ixht lnass sslV lhs sda q The north en-
trsr. hi re tsu ~ ans ~ ai q ~ and luu "a y W was
90 the ran ~ Iuae ana vii ctiabt isin, fted light,
vhch viii ~ from ths gatsf PAT ~ nc bay ~ ~
Ceoras and the shorrs a Csps Brnn Tar a. fcint Hood
.< bulldnx abum yaads ruin The shore. tntsd
whts, s.a ye soasl.e.oa. ot.ss e eay nms Tbs ian,
orn sss aud IS fss sbovs The seas level Ihere good
snehnrxs uea.rth< ight VITA he wind on shors.
hshfxs, y. q, July T. va
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o. THAr LADys I've n WHENEVER YOU
49, = treltf 1 - u '~-fh. A. = II upon shermsns
o. Tso-h Pas~ s.Ar ,ksa Essry one who usss
thlsks The no ~stifficv IN to- World hh delicious
he irs.~ snI iniarrs Killarney 10 the teeth and
faxraarf - th- hrs.sh th- cannot BE- sxesiled Or.
81 srma.a wsr~hou,- 100 Nassau street. knshtcn
ant rf,eal f.li tiur stpres, ana sands ga Broad
va, 80 n Es4 Bre-lwsy and charehs. iss Bowery,
a4e a-ratx
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az rHr uNrTEp IRIsHNEN. THEIR LIyrs

AND TiNEs By DR.. n n Msidsn.--Th.s excellsnt his.
torical WORK pubsb~t IN three extra numbers OF the
New world and 10 for sale n the onsse 30 Ann street
rcpiese in the most interesting isformson and gives
10 the world many valuable documents now for the arsi
time brought Light ought 70 be IN the hands Of
~ lover Of ireland and friend Of Liberty the United
states Price - cents slngie-fss copies for 81. To
booksellers and agents throughout the country $40 per
hundred
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rgerald Bulletin OF News,

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A M.-and also Of the
erenog mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all pats Of the world may he found the Herald
pullein Board at this Lot every wayfarer stop
aud read Advertisements Of all kinds taken AZ the office
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAv, Sd August, 1912.
CO. FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at ycCoun & Clark's, So Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANsTON
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PRIScrrAL OFpcK.--Letsrs deposited before hslfpast
hapast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at ., 7, and O'Clock.
BnsNcH ovreEs-Letters deposited before J, H. and
occS, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
q ALEX NJ GREIG, Agent
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U. s. SIR NonrH CARnLInA. }

July IS, l5t2.
Or THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
nos board this ship hereby order ali the
wnesss he cases to be investigated and the acc used
to punctua IA their attendance, daily at 10 o'clock
srndnvs excepted boat will be in waiting the Bat
terry brd-c,'et half past A. NJ. daily.
CT. II. WINDER, Judge Advocate.
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o. MIR. +. w. BoTHAM, OF WORCESTER, co.
MASS will hear Of something to his advantage by call
ing at 50 Broadway, this morning.
4th August, lSs2
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.7she-Pos continue at 525, but holders require $50
lots Of good ares at 5,3t Ssh Pearls have adj
vanced l2k cts about $50 bbs taken at s. 621 575.
Cc6ee-Remains very dull Sales of 800 bags Bra
iii at cts 100 Cuba sla9l 100 Java It's Maracabo
"A all mos and $50 st Domingo, 81 cents, cash.
Cofton-The accounts from England heve induced
Their rmness the part of holders prices, howe
Moiase-sO5 barrels New Orleans has been sold at 20
90 cents AMOS cargo of 4os hhds and a tics Havana at
rates not TRANSFERRED
Narai Siores.-The only transaction is 700 bbls Will
mngton rosin for export, terms not transpired.
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PLAYING CARps-Humphrrey's superior Eagle Cards,
10 Now on hand lot Of the above which have been made
TOHN GABRIEL vERREN or WERREN, Native Of
Swtzerland-Any one who has ever known heard of
eom%anicae the fact 70 as this nicimation Of mpo
Sas hi % III 1sss GsS
have been changed corrupted in is Smelling
i S1sa siss. IF and ID
died s S n% YET has
incorrect and take this means of making general in
qu,,y eo S1Tf l%. the on Pr sTAGER ds Pa
NEW YORK AND HARLEM KAILROAD.-The Cars
Han Bridge nG IN Saas County, the
Fs nss New East
Shest and other places q ,ol the Cars al that point
%sns and dom once hS oppns
% e. mc T than esS e s
conveyance, and at cheaper rates. Alsr
TWiNE qDRD4qIE II IA, ss. T.,;
Gilnst, Billing, Wappng and Manulac,pIers' TTne,
EIs Iop ana and ee @
fa and and s & &C.,
''aG' ~. Tor sale on ''5a @ Pear,
COAL-iOo Liverpool Camel Coal e. sale in lots 20
~ Esp% Co., sG South Asy
NisEASES OF THE EYER. X. DIOSSY, Opthamic
opposite ST. Paus church, attends diseases Of the Eye and
all the necessary operations thereof" once hours rom TO
OculisI subsequently engaged his assistant r.
enabled undertake the Of all al
ectne organs vision Terms mode and graduated
the and extent Of the disease.
Permission given refer 20 his late INSTRUCTORS and also 70
some Of the Professors the Medical Faculty
New York.
NIB, The poor tr, ated grauitously aui lmer
GRAND REGATTAeETo take place at Harlem, Monday,
All Boats OF the description of SOULS fouroared and six
cared, wishing enter will make application Andrew
Howe's, Harlem or 10 II. MalIin, 1921 Broadway.
70 All entries to be made by Friday at o'clock ? NJ
The Purse for Slxoared boats '.''''''.'' go
The Purse for Souls, $40
This will be OF the beautiful H. the
The number Of boats already entered and the known
prowess Of the rowc will afford TO the lovers Of this ranly
sport opportunity offered before. a23r
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE framed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal
be obtained in this See advertise
men on the last column of fourth page m3m
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Died.

On Wednesday, the 81 inst. after painful illness of
few weeks, JoHs DvIsK in the s9th year Of his age
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence la Lbertyst
on Thursday morning, 4th inst at O'Clock His remains
will be taken 10 Newtown. L. l., for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-04

0J-"LoTrERY OF LIFE.--This popular Novel.
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