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lac Predic0wenf. The Portland Amer.
icsa makes the following. showing what
il i for young man 10 Be in 'predica.
menl.''
Halo. jim, how are you = inquired
4 young man 10 = friend whom be called
upon and found confined to bis chamber.
! am not well
Not well whats the matter 7
I'm 10 prsdicameni.
Ii predicamenL. how soi
I have not paid my board these ak
weeks.
'Is .ha. ~ / Why. dear ieIIou. you do
not pretend 70 say that this is the cause Of
yonl iliness T.
/. Yes. but / do they won't allow me
to 20 away ill Lpay my board. and they
won'tallow me 10 eat ill ! settle up I
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WaIdrOn Scythcs & Cradles.
TIVE subscriber has on hand and for ssls, Sc
l veral dozen WsIdron's English Grtin and
Moving scyihes. Also. 8 Grain CradBei made
BY Nr. Isaac elmer. The attention ols farm
ers and crade-makers are respectfully Invited.
WM.l ANDERSON
Elk Branch, June I, l6l3.
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Are wholly prevented. or governed u the attack
has come on, II you use the only true HAIRS LINZ
MINT, from Comslock s Co. All cures and every
thing relieved BY il thai admits Of outer spplica-
ton. II acts like charm -use Il.
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ii Nd Grass scythes, Patent R lilies and Whst-
IN stones. For sale low BY
June is. TIC sIGAFoosE
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!: ECONOMY IS VEALIH


New EngIand CL0IIAs.
M ct.r jig, received : ~ q .tltrfns
ti'-r, Nnicn. ~ qs.iIIy. tnf1I' III .4nt
e><1Fle4. cannot Be surpassed Il II = tt''1.ss
An7hg ~ re-. We n>nlIo1--
3 Piece. 0Iirs Green Ussf ~ Etfland
6sPs[fa< Cloth a so
! Piece Inuifibls 10. do d. 5 90
j Do. BIsk Black YORKSHIRE 3 Is
1. Do. Do. Do Do. IL CO
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] Do. dss Ezgksl I %
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M no Wsnt cheap EiHs1s 81 coi.6fz S.
her sefx6Qi6. e.iski ID caI|lon
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|
C0uln,issioner's Office,
Charleslown. June 10. 1913
/ III rsnsoxl interested u Ire above ,nis re here
~ nniihed thetl shell psnl d ny ofse Aforesaid.
On FRlneX rms S0rn tnsr4irr for ihs purpose ofsx-
eeaiing the sbote teeiled order Of Conri-mhrn and
where. ey 70 o'siosk, 4 ~ ,hsT are requested %
asesd Win the nsse1tafy papers snd ctide1ce con
nerted with SSH siit
=. NoRTBiNGT0x, csns.
VIRGINIA, TO Wits
n he Circuit Superior ceuri 81 Law nna ck,n-
nsty fof me counts p Jefferson. May 2olh.
1873:
Pstr cFo.eI PI7'r.
* AGAINST
James Moore, administrator of .4ndreib
Rickard deed, Michael Cockus. and E.
iisatet1 his eff, VII. Richard and John
Rickard, heirs Of .dndrew Rickord de-
ceased, DRF'Ts.
IN CHANCERY.
EHyHES cause came on TO be heard this Goth
u day ofMay, iS43, upon The Bill, answer,
AID order Of publication against the absent de-
fendant James Moore, and was argued by coun-
sci; on consideration whereof the Court doth
adjudge, order and decree, that Master COM
missioner Worihington do take an account ofthe
personal estate Of the said Andrew Richard.
deed, Of the debts or the said deceased, Of the
real estate az the said deceased, and Of the an
nual Value thereof. and report to this conrt, in
order to 6nal decree stating all matter spe-
cially, By himself deemed pertinent, or which
may be required 10 BE- so stated By any Of the
parties
Copy--Teste,
nQ0fNN nf.~L
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TO Families and InUalids.
FILES. 60.

TIME following indispensable family remedies
1 - mar be found al Emergencies mentioned below.
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KOImsfOck,s Vermifmgc

Win eradicate all Worms In children or adult
with certainty quite astonishing. It is the same
city almost incredible, By Comstock B Co, New
York.
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TDUT up ID hair pound papers. for sale 81
y June q 4 & siGAFoosE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

NAvM.-The U. S. ship Erie sailed from Boston
Feb. 9th, put into Port Praya to cauk her ports the
ed at Rio Janeiro April l3th-officers and crew all
WELL Lett at Port Praya the u s. brig Porpeise,
which sailed from the U. s. Feb 7, and arrived at
Port Praya March ll-OfliCers and crew all well.
OFFICERS IT. J. Manning, Lieut.. Comd'g; Richard W.
Heade, LIST Lieut. Passed Mid VIM. E. Leroy, acting DO
John Rutledge, Acting Master; Assistant Surg. Wm
Grier; Acting Surg; William E. Norris, Purser; Pas
scd MIDI J. Decatur Mdshipmen, Albert smith, Stanwx
Gansevoort, Walter o. Grain, George Ransom Clerk
Angus Manning.
Observation-Disclosures Richie Door, u. s. Consul for
Vslparaizo; Chevalier Pettrich and son, sculptor.
OFFICERS ATTACHED II. s. BRIG PoRrorsE.-Ar-
thur Lewis, Lieut. Comdg Henry Sklewagon, LIST Lieu
Geo. Seden ID do; Geo. Chapman, Sd do; Passed Mid j.
4. Watkins Acting Master; Robert Pettell, Purser
Assistant Surg. George Mauoby; Act'g do; Rchd ALI
son Passed MIDI Beverly Randolph, Jno NJ Dibble Jno.
Stuart, JAS M. Ford, Midshipmen; A. Louis, Captains
Clerk.
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MONET MARKET.

u
The excitement OF the stock market is nearly over
Prices seem however, to be gradually on the RISE Far
mers loan 4; Ohio Life and Trust Il Paterson II; Ohio
a.. fell 4; Illinois 6's Il Indiana Elves q.
Al the new board fair business done ct improved
rates.
There assgnee sale to-day Of Illinois land at
the Exchange, at 81 80 cents per acre. There was an
active competition feom tho numerous immigrants.
The general feeling in the stock market is improving,
and far healthy than during the sudden RISE The
xt steamer from England which has now been out vo
days. II is generally supposed will bring news much more
favorable 10 American stocks. The banks continue TO
loan unrescrvedy all dividend paying stocks at per
cent reservng margin of 10 per cent While this is the
case there can be falling of in the spirit OF pecula
ton.
Tho Of domeatc exchange do vary leIialY
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o. DR. TAYLoRs BALsAM or LTvERwoRT,

U DIR. TAYLONS BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
s7o Bowery is tho only remedy to be relied for the
cure OF otherwise hopeless OF consumption coughs
and colds aud ao the liver complaint 1t also can
he easily distinguished from the counterfeit stuff offered
by the worst OF robbers, they take your money pu
grossly deceive you with reference to your health Place
nocophience IN the scamps but see tnnt tne new Js
nil engraving, with the signature OF Gurdon y Leeds
sole wholesale agent GAS Maiden Lane) on each oo
and not csuntcriecd Aso these rascals are wa,cheu
and their day of rctrbuion well as that oil ali wnopy
selling any way aid aud abet them, Is nearer al haho
This valuable preparation has entirely cured thousands
and thousands during the last ten years De caren only
above s the agency down town has been soey es'a
blished for the benefit Of the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

nJ- JAYNES CARMINATIVE BALSAM.-It is
well known that regular physicians are shy OF endorsing
the virtues of any of that class of remedies commonly
called "paten medicines" but conspicuous have been
the curative properties of this preparation in its wonderful
effects that Of the first physicians in
Mary land and other States, have voluntarily for
ward and furnished Dr. Jayne with certificates OF its
alive influence Iii now extensively prescribed in med
ical practice remedy for cholera infantum dysente
ry, cholic dyspepsia, and all diseases proceeding from
dsordered action of the stomach, liver intesnes,
nerves, whether in children persons Of adult age
acts directly upon the secreons and pures the blood
by purifying the elements of which it is composed
Sold at wholesale and retail by A. B. s. D. Sands Drug
Broadbury A. B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway. Price 90
cents.
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90 1T Is FAR BETTER, IF 1T BE POSSIBLE
by temperate and correct habits of @ to avoid disease
than to it bat when it does upon us, and we
find phi steal systems shrinking and shudderng from
the effects and full ofsuering and pain; then medicine
fitted to case is friend indeed. The article
about to commend to the public, will by
every thing 1t will not raise the deajt will not restore
organic change but nevertheless there several
cesnt things will do, and that perfectly,
pleasantly and with less expense and trouble than any
other medicine in market, Longeys Pahacea will cure
nine Of every ten of asthma-it will restore the
dyspeptc and the bilious and give and activity
theeblitaed stomach and bowels and purify and renv
gerae the wasted springs of health. For sale at 357
Broadway.
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90 THE BROTHER JONATHAN, FOR sATUR.
DAY June ioth-The present issue Of this paper is
rich one-more than twohirds original, and the entire
contents intensely interesting, among the most valuable
Architects and Architecture of New York. illustrated
by splendid engraving, designed by A. Davis.
Sarah Granger. Chapter 4th-An Original Tale, by
Mrs. Ann 8. stephens.
The Two students-An Original Tale.
Eva ST Clara Tale Of thrilling interest by G. p II.
james.
The Summer Time, by Charles ]. Peterson
Our National Sins-A spirited Editorial.
Gmpses of the Past
Literary Musical, and Dramatic Notices, News of the
Week, Sc SC. SC. WILSON CO. l62 Nassau ST.
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The WEATHEH.-Yesterday was regular July
day. The thermometer at noon, in the shade, was
"a. Towards night little cool breeze sprung up
that made the evening very comfortable and plea
SAINT. A few days like yesterday will clear out all
the colds and coughs that SO many have been
troubled with lately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

CHATHAM THEATRE.-This house was well at
tended last evening on the occasion Of MIR. Mar
shaA's benefit, and in his representation of the cha
racters he played on the occasion, gave us a more
favorable impression of his talents than anything
which he has before appeared in. Tonight the
Kentucky Minstrels commence an engagement !;
Mr.. ]. s. Ssbee, delineator of Yankee charac-
ter, and Of whom report speaks favorably, also CON-
mences an engagement this evening, as Lot Sap
Sage, in Yankee Land" Jones, Wood, and Mrs.
Jhorne also appear-an attractive bill. Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

LIFE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAr.-The Harpers
publish " The Life and Actions of Alexander the
Great" by Rev J. Williams, as No. VII. of the
Family Library" which valuable series they are
issuing at twenty-five cents per volume. The pre-
sent number contains map. To be obtained at
this Office
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ceive the visits of his fellow citizens and that the Com
mee City Property be directed to prepare the Hall
for his reception.
Common Council concuned, with the following
amendment, TO wit;
Strike out the words-"and that the Committee
on City Property be directed to prepare the Hall Tor
his reception"
In which amendment Select Councils concurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

90 SIXTH BRIGADE NEW YORK STATE AR
TlLLERY-BRiCADE ORDERS.-New York, June 8,
Isi3 The Brigade order Tor duty Monday the
i2h inst tor the purpose Of receiving the President Of
the United with military honors The line will
b. iomed the Battery at l2t O'clock p NJ national
san,e Will he fired by the 18th regiment Colonel Smith
Will max. requiston upon the Commissary General for
the necessary ammunition, Colonel Ming, commanding
bs l3h regiment will report himself Field and Staff to
me Bigader General on the ground The several com
Infanry attached to the Brigade will after the
in front of the City Hail. report to Colonel War
n.r, commanding the 35h regiment, for orders. Major
P,sey, commanding the Squadron Of Horse will cause
he national standard to be at the Battery from
sunrise to sunset, in honor OF the occasion.
By order OF
Brig. Cen GEORGE P. NORRIS
JAMEaPHALsr, Brigade Major and Inspector.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHmAprLpHIA June And Monroe, Glchri't, from New
Park d., VcIary, Brush. do Splendid Shack,rd Passport
Philadelpha Than, New Bednrd Indus Kenny New York
de JancIro.
BALTIMORE, June 9-Arr Bremen ship Marianne, Weting
40 ds fen Bremen BeImudiana, Sanders Phad Caucasian
Strague. New Orleans; Robert Bruce, zgerad Savannah;
Luise Dnl s,eenken for Br,men Fran Annette 0rhe.e
Witoh LIE BrOu West Indes; Jane B. Young Nassau Mp
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JAMES PBALsr, Brigade Major and Inspector.


o. RETAILERS OF THE EIGHTH WARD, AT
TEND. You are requested to attend meeting, to be
held this Saturday, evening, at o'clock, at Francis
MBar ons, Of Spring and Mercer Streets the
purpose Of making arrangements TO unite with bro
Their repcalers of this city for the reception Of the Prcs
dent OF the United States on Monday next
1ts expected that every repeater and friend Of ireland
in the ward will not fail TO attend the meeting.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY,
DANL. T.. DELEVAN,
FRANCIS M'BARRON,
TIMOTHY MORLEY,
Repeal Wardens slh Ward.
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90 THE PRESIDENT AT BROOKLYN.-n will
be by the arrangements making by the authorities
Of the city OF Brooklyn for the reception Of the President
that equac excursion will take place, conducting the
President the East river the officers Navy
Yard-retnrning him to the authorities of New York.
All persons who desire to join, will please meet at the
United States Hotel, Fulton street, Formerly Hol,s New
York, at o'clock THIS EVENING 10 make suitable
arrangements.
particularly invi ed ~ attend.
Brooklyn, June 10Th, 13i3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

o. AMERICAN MUsEUM-saturday is always a
great day at this establishment in its afternoon and
ming performances but to-day they particularly
tractve. 1t is the last day Of the Boston Mnstres and
OF the Model OF Paris-and on this occas mum,
TO please his Juvenile visitors has engaged the dancing
figures Of Sgnor Vivaldi. The coolest place on tins
continent is the Aerial Garden the roof Of the Mu
scum, and this think, will be the best place to
see on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

90 ERUPTlONS OR DISAGREEMENT OF THE
skin The bites of insects mosquitoes bugs &c. gen.
orally cured by that most wonderful the Italian
Chemical Soap who have tried this would
astonished at the magic effects of this cases OF erup
ton, salt rhuem, &c have it after the most
powerful lotions and inward remedies have been tried in
vain. Give single trial and you will be well satisfied.
changes the color of dark sunburnt yellow skin
fine healthy clearness It has received the approval of
the Medical Council Of Paris who call it miracle,
wonder, and blessing" have Ell this several
Of eruption that persons have spent hundreds
of dollars to in vain 1t is sold so cents cake
American Eagle g. Chatham street, N. Y; and by these
agents-in Philadelphia, by Zeber, corner of Third and
Dock streets, next to the American Hotel Washington
d. C in Boston, State street; in Charleston, s. C. 2O7
King street, in Albany 81 State street, in Brooklyn 1879
Fulton. Agents wanted in all other cities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

SPARK ARREsTER, is the name OF a new invention
to protect passengers and freight from the sparks
while the locomotive is in motion. We advise
the Long Island Rail Road Co. to adopt this imme.
diatev
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NAVAL The U. S. sloop-ol-war John Adams,
Com Conover, was at Rio Janero April &C. Off.
GERS and crew all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

STRAWBERRIES are selling in Baltimore at three
to SIX cents aquart for the best Green peas were
abundant, and selling for two shlllings a peck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

90 IMPORTANT.-OwiDgt 10 severe changes IN the
weather. many persons colds, coughs rheuma-
tsm chls and fever and other ills arising from tho
cause such say, delay not in apply to the
Medcated Vapor Baths, rs Courandt street. Iney are
sure cure sulphur Baths req ire one hours notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

The NEW JERSEY PMoTs brought into this port
during the month of June, 43 vessels from sea, of
which 81 were boarded out Of sight of land, and pi.
loted out q. 1t is worthy of notice. that these in
defatigable pilots cruise for vessels l2O miles from
Sandy Hook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

The PRESIDENT AT PHLApELPHlA. The Presl-
dent was to have arrived at Philadelphia yesterday
The following is synopsis of the action OF the
Common Council Of that city on the previous eve
ming, preparatory to his reception:
Mr.. Williams offered the following
Resolved, That the Select and Common Councils will
assemble to pay their respects in body TO the PRESIDENT
of the United Saes that the Mayor and Recorder be in
vited to accompany them.
Resolved That the Hall OF Independence be placed at
the disposal Of the President Of the United States to re-
ccive the visits of his fellow citizens.
Resolved That committee of one member from each
Council BE- appointed ascertain the time and place 1t
may be agreeable for the President to receive Coun
ellis.
The resolutions were then read second time,
and amended, and finally passed, as follows -
Whereas Councils have been informed that the Presi.
dent of the United states intends visiting the city OF Phi
ladelphia,
Resolved That the Hall Of Independence be placed at
the disposal of the President Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

THE FIRST SrRAwBERRIEs.-Go to Pattinson's,
corner of Ann and Nassau, and there they are as
red as the last day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

100 shares Girard Bank, 81; 81 United States Bank g.;
$500 City 1865 lO4 do 1867 Io4 300 do 1858
100 City Gas SIS l04; 1000 County SIS year. 93 1000
DO 95i; 700 Wilmington ss 1885, 73I shares Whining.
ton II r, l0f.
After Board-7 shs Farmers & Mech's Bank, al 500
State SIS. 1853, AL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

NAVY ORDERs.-Purser T. p. McBlair, on leave
three months Midshipman ]. H. Johnson, on
leave three months Midshipman W. F. De Jough,
waiting orders Passed Midshipman E. l.. War
der, TO the receiving ship at Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

ly- SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.-That celc
rated and rich article for the toilet the Oriental Water
Gold can be had at the depot 81 Courandt street.
They have just received having been OF it
several weeks This delightful perfume is unrivaed in
removing TAM freckles &C., than any other article
made II Is entirely unlike any other perfume made,
and is very lasting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

WHALE OIL.-The receipts in the United States,
from May LIST to June 8, lS43 was 39,35l barrels
sperm, and 43 1868 barrels whale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

NAVAL COURT MARTTAI~-The Norfolk Beacon of
"Wednesday says-The testimony in the case of
Lieut.. Poor was concluded Yesterday and his de-
fence read by himself, after which decision was
made in the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

FROM BELIZE, HoNDURAs.-By the Patsey B.
Blount we have files Of The Royal Gazette to the
22d Of May. They do not contain the first item of
news.
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10 The United States sloop of war Vincennes
Wednesday, the oath ultimo, bound to Vera Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

0y- SHARON SPRING wATER-Fresh water irem
the great White Sulphur Spring at Sharon, be had
at wholesale and retail Of Messrs Comstock Co., IL
Courtlandt street The celebrated g Bedford, NJ D.,
Professor OF Midwifery, and the Diseases Of Women and
Children in the University Of New York, highly recon-
mends it, also Hugh Mclean, NJ ID. II is highly efica.
cious in chronic affections, cuaneous, and other maa
dies for which the Sulphur Springs in Virginia are SO
deservedly celebrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

no THIS Is THE LAST DAY OF THE GIANT
girl Peales New York Museum, and also her benefit
leaves for Boston Monday being engaged
the Bunker Hill celebration. There will be three perfor
mances, at H. 3, and o'clock We expect it will be
grand day. Flags will be suspended Broadway.
Bands OF music, fireworks balloon assensons, &C., in
abundance. There will be glorious goings Az this
is the last oppor unity Of witnessing the greatest curiosity
ever seen in America every one should avail themselves
q
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From the True S,in.l

hy- READ THE THIRD LETTER Messrs. ]. Pease
Son, As Division street, have received from General
Jackson -
HERMITAGE, April It'll, lSi3.
Nessrs J. Pease Gentlemen IL have the plea
sure to acknowledge your kind favor Of the LIST utmo
by the hand of my friend, Mr. j. Armstrong, and with
your much esteemed present of package of your Hoar
hound Candy, for which receive my sincere thanks
only add that may thousands receive from its use as
much benefit az have done then will ITS inventors 90
down to posterity Of its benefactors am, gentle
men, very respectfully your friend and obedent servant
Andrew Jaokson.- Sold at As Division street. 10 Aston
House. ITO Broadway $40 Broadway 81 Blocker street.
81 Hudson street. 755 Broadway, ia Canal street. 1913
Spring street. 6s Broadway, 1856 Broadway, los Sixth
Avenue MARITIME corner DIST street and Ninth Avenue
Tmpson corner William and Fulton street Forrest, AZ
Greenwich street Kirby, corner Clinton and Division
Avenue Green 800 Broadway Churchs Dispensary,
1873 Bowery Agents out of the cy-Mrs Hays, ls9 Full
ton street, Brooklyn and Mrs. Smith, II Fulton, do
Zeiber & Cook, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia Red
ding Co. No. State street, Boston Robinson, No Ito
Baltimore street, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

GJ- DEAFNESS CURED--Without wishing TO inter.
ere with thepriveges of any of worthy neghbors
who prefer to trumpet and thus gather with
great difficulty little of what is said to them be
stored the Of their natural organs and hear all that
is said cannot help remarkag that medicine called
Scarpas Oil for Deafness has lately been introduced,
which bids fair to prove eectusl cure for the most OBJ
sto be had at A. b. D. Sands 70 Fulton st., 27s Broad
way, and II East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

ExcELLENT-Mrs. Brougham as Lady Gay Spank
er at the Park last night. She is a charming &C
tress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

DAN MARBLE takes his benefit tonight at the Park
and offers glorious bill.
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90 changing their residence, will please
notify this ofce OF Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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QJ- STRAWBERRIES AND PURE CREAM, served
up neat every day during the season. at Pst'
tnsons corner OF Nassau and Ann streets.