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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-16
Ward curt.


JUNE Is A Britton vs.. c. Macy-The plaintiff
in proprietor OF the "Sarucens Head recent.
ly opened in Vesey street. Broadway and has
been defendants landlord TOR the last ~ Yeas Macy
rens from him the premises Is Church street. The cir
cumstances OF the are these - On the morning vi the
3eh OF May last Macy Brton's store inqur-
ed OF Britt0ns niece If Bfton was in She asked him
he wanted to see him particularly he said yes, he
ted to pay him his rent she SAID she would send him
round when he came in. Bitten went next morning
Macy's shop to receive his rent receipt book pro-
sezed the receipt book and up stairs with it, without
pay ing Bron the rent Brton went to the Police and
made complaint before Justice Parker, who Immediately
sent officer to subpoena Macy forthwith. Macy made
his appearance and the m but think
ing him too much excl ed adjourned the
next morning when the parties again appeared Mr. Aar-
rson attending Macy as counsel.
Justice Parker asked Macy if there was any person
present when he paid Britton the he Piled
the Just ice then sad Macy you have not Paio Bron
the money do you authorize to strike Mr.. BTttons
paying the money TO him 2" Macy said Yes" A civil
then recommended by the magistrate, TO settle
the rights of the parties Bftton accordingly
summons of dispossesson Macy filed affidavit, de-
nying that he owed Brtton any rent. jury
paneed to try the issue. On the trial Macy produced
the deposition OF wltness who that he pre-
sent the 18th or 18th OF May last, when he Brton
sign the receipt in and receive the money The
receipt dated lst OF May. The proceedings before
Two Witnesses swore that there person present
when the receipt was signed Alter the summing up Of
Counsel and the charge the Judge the was given
to the jury, who dsaK reed la G disc hnrged.
For paintih Nlessrs Danaher and Earle Tor defend
ant, Messrs. Holt and Harnsoi
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE


r. l. y IL - 4 IL y E.
IN olden time, Dig thr Jews,
That msn sec. sd wife might ehnssr-
Whose Fl st, by Fa ca unsi Dis doom,
Nc chiidr' n hoo 20 hlesa MS ONE.
llictsd thu, tne Roman mltron
Pray ed 70 Iurtoe, the miAwI, 'spaIon;
b ypta wives IN such a cisis
Calico 70 their aid the rtie [, ofIris;
I'D even nov, The me- X II nde
Warmas her ell NJ, and tenter Too
J. CHI, dess twelve moulhs from her bridal
Flies weeping TO htrsrBscl,ss idol,
And with raseo hands, IN accents wild,
P.tliiopl Brsm n tor cbli:
Enr well III knows. Love ehuus to bless
The H'ndoo bed u barenncss.
SO much for love in day. by gone,
And savage customs in your own:
BUT say. even now, es ,vss communion
Bless IN our lird. sterile unies1
no ottimr, conjngal felicity,
Yet my the barren. Il shey iry
lhe m.ars ''incre aud uultiply,"l
Win Loves RI xir" for h friend,
The chdess vi e's repinincs end.
But not the p-onreative power
Alone. is this Elixir. dover.
Consum p,on'a Ills il Will prevent,
With viso- cothe the impotent;
suppress glre', whatc'er its date,
AID ell hie's frnction, renova.e.
rrppaons from = sAil II chars,
And hrIngs back besutg and the grzces:
It's WON sn's ira land peer deceives her
From FiuoI Aibus IT relieves her;
ADD ch disease with proper care. too,)
Her far and fr,giie form is herr to.
lhe.e are but truths, who calls them fiction
hall have stern rroof in contradiction.
ietters-aii forms OF at'estsuon-
From the savars Of every na ion;
Witn ari'elu! uissives rom all quarters,
PenneJ by Disease aud Quicker Is mar. y,s,
Thousands who lay, with hatteIing breath,
Almost within the jaws Of Death;
Now in their nightly prayersrepeat
hanks to Lies friend, in Nassau street,
An sonnet mes name tn very number
Ninety.two Nassau leach In their slumber;
Or dreaming of Diseases ord cal,
Cry out for the 'Lncina Cordial"
IONS ordering this dicne ON the country, by sendi,
lttnce, cn have il boxed NJ and any part of Il
! Free 80 per bottle, or 52i per dozen.
also for sale in Phi adeph, at 90 North Sixth street.
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DR.. ]. FRANCIS, UCULIST,
GlS BROADWAY


HIS Gel; bratea Preparations TO- D.eas of the have
proved to be one OF The est discoveries that
oeen made They are feet fo- all if mmstory die
ease Of the for weakness Of sight, and htnamia and
never IA 10 nebu!a OF long ing with
any surgical op.a,on their efhcocy curing aud
moVg cataract has been truy astonishg when hope Ia"
fed an IN believed be inciabe by m IN, of the
faeutv The c to bs seen az the Office will
attest the ,ru h of these sbserva, ou-.
slgned ,hayl1
10 med by Dr. Frarcs the blind belcy ed to
be incaabe rhen all hope had fled hess ingy rrcomme nd
him es ST, and kiif o"pls aud be ions
are OF the greatet discoveries Diseases
the Eyes
Duncan Dunbar Pastor of the Md gal Of Church.
- H. Cone, Pastor OF the Fins. Baptist Church.
john Peca, Agent ofthe Fl uie Missionary Society.
JAG b Bro1fer. Faster II The Moth Baptist Church.
a. Whcelock Pa, tor Of the II th Bapiit Cburcn
Joseph Andade Roman Catholic Priest, s tsr's Church.
Barclayst
Jncs Minor. Rector Of Saint Georges Church. Beekman
street.
George Genny, M. D., Member of the ROYAL College of
dungeons Lepdon and Of edcsl Society OF New York.
Pat ents attended to he office III ..terms
Hours of attend ,n.e from Q A IA. to r. NJ.
Iac confederation for the poor
hese preparations only be had at DR. j. FRANCIS
633 broadway.
rArtfca Eyes inserted which cannot be di.
from na'ural, without giving the slightest pam.
Ind ExuvA
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J. LlsPENAkD sTkEET.

M ADAME COSIELLO, Female Physician and GRADUATE
u Midwife, oen her professional services the ades
Of this city and country The anatomical and physiological
peculiaries which distinguish the female from the male,
pose upon her diseases aud functions altogether her
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
knowledge Of the female
them with
MADAME Costello having had caR and surprising
success 70 The treatment Of diseases Incidental to her
gnses ladies on the point OF confinement those uHenp
from SUPPRESSION rTeguarty she will be
happy 70 afford comfortable home her residence
where they can always have best mcdca the
most matrony care and nursing, if ireiercd will wait
and attend them at ihcr houses until perfectly recovered
Madame u particularly begs the minds Of the
delcae that sre 9sciaef personally in every thai
hesitation or DIE al need never be apprehended.
NJ B-Madrue Costello would inform ladies' residing out OF
die city whose health would admit of ens that size
would devote he personal attendance
the United Sta,es within reasonable distance.
Madame O. be consulted her residence, Lispenard
street, at all times and with regard OF
her patients Communications and be paid
m m rrr
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BRrrIsH INTERFERENCE IN LiBERA.-The Phia-
delphia Colonization Herald states that English
cupidIty"i is hankerng after Liberia. new map
of Africa has been got out, on which claim is laid
to large portion OF the Liberia territory Mr. Ar
rowsmlih royal geographer told an associate OF the
editor Of the Herald that the map was commanded by
high authority. The article concludes with stating,
that Committee Of Parliament, who have been
taking testimony he past year as to Liberia, are
gathering all the testimony they can adverse TO the
rights of the present governors and that the report
of the committee recommends to the British Go.
vernment the construction ct fortress in the very
heart Of Liberia.
The tate Of the Niger expedition has dissipated
the dreams OF the commercial sggrandzement IN
duged by Britain, previous to the failure OF that
PseudophilantroPic speculation. LIBERIA now oneIs
the most safe, direct, and desirable access TO me
great valley of tho Niger; and we much tear that
The Unsuitable rapacity Of England Will disresard
every obstacle to her obtaining for her starvRg ma
putact,,rers and camorcus merchants the monopoly
We have hitherto addressed our appeals to the
oban,hronst a nd the christian. We now earnestly
commend this important subject to the most Sc.
rious consideration of the American patriot and
statesman.
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RIors AT THE BEAUHAaNoIs CANAL.-An express
arrived in Montreal yesterday morning, for troops
TO proceed Immediately to the Canal.
The rioters are said to have broken open and pil,
LACED several stores; and paradrg the town and
vcislty armed and in great numbers.
One OF the rioters put loaded pistol TO the read
of Mr.. Crawford one of the Conrdctors,and threat-
ened tn blow out his brains II the wages were not
raised 10 Rs n day Capt. Jones and his company
have left tor the scene Of disturbance -Momrtd
Herald OF lOkh inst.
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DYSPEPSIA.

few days announced the papers this city that
A had umed the Practice for this dist dis
and stated also, that publication Of
rad made ,pch additional dscove hdnce be-
that nd the AID
no matter ofhow long ana,pe since which hav- been
sing upon IL, and tni TO
ons all apd hav. now 20 much cond nee in its i'm
poIance and Ity efect cure, thai have
no heatlon IN saying tn c mot imagine Dyspep
sia, under my Immediate Gaze tiaI c,naot cure.
OLIVER HbL3TkD "a Nassau
js9 lmd&wScc col. Cedar snd IS Ch ut.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"SCIENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE Wis ,,

syER
Roy al College Of Surge ms. London and oey Surgeon
lsm DAILY oS At. S
aid all those d'r mptoms
Iii ines med 81 B. wh pre-
Of hs.s indioos masds.. Dr. NJ daily con.a,sa BY pa
.tI esyos II poison 10 a,k ia the mil umaisy
Uh. II Dr. spree cure rh sS
mercury or deetsrou. dus or Confinement FROM illness
tsy; and in n, 9 ,S wi m,,span! e.,.
panied YIN much Iaion and dull hose part.
.ie'u,e. in scientific manner promoting their absorption
soic,urs. Dc 6aed h.. a:ludsn bee use
snars Of TIE o.1s apS &C. Toud produce anal;
SC. when in eaity here ostric.u.e pr sir.qn.ny
Conui nal bebiiiiy-rhou: OF young men are spt-
iemg tom tn con "a enc of hdug sncs 10 secret de.
use q No Sr end tended sEseSf' .m.ss
purely ,aihs,ossa gneips' and neverfai, in establishing
ssID'iSn. aud sd,,sf b. for s!dsd
s'iSS sS ssn5 9. OF his case IN de
s% s%s n5sf in Ss a 0n' Dr. i =. only
He rRlyATh IKEAlIsh.-Thn Is a niue yo,umo or
y e.
II % psT h %oiS %Ds
;SHIss on from On to %SH are
each particular III, Obtained only the
Be consulted the peculiar diseases aoov. ress .h
.sa which man,
%. s e 1
s % 6 n G9s as. h a cir sds 20
AMY have ss,orot him ts, for want Of lfomaiisn Of @
S SsGPs 'Ss
"a Il: ,E " ya, If n9Sr Ss Go ss's %
sen wsfhng i,,s s2,h IN t2,StI ,nd ely pracs
aI 9 S S n. ' sssYf: e,
rs M fy 1o % 70 Mo os %S T
% D. Fhycs q i5;i.lphi. nd ;s.l; md faIis!.
rn Of onera IN ii: er oiSas en- b ,ssd he ea CON.
eeivcs s'ns' u SoucssRns 70 'so-' who
,Coa,y:..g, s.,s, sy pc., sra for such ho has
gssa! ra private csi' rs fdrS'sd Be directed
81 Gless he I,p'is and a erao OF III, Hotel
a a ,9 ,es mo- nSu sna be pae
patronage The ison good .: la o. my .mils1
,mosasy opposite house BEEN en- newly U e
pc g. : .pS s.s,yh0s 'o0uray r'p'WSs cozzrx,
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, WARkKOUMS,
Nos 20 a and 81 Gold street n York; April, sas
SGtAcT6hy u = 4. f 90 'lss q
s% r. s. q :,
siSp@ @ when l,y beg leave cave q i.iss: '
uce Of RIoHAsD M HoG aud RopsRr hos, aud ey asure
their friends that otwhstsndng reduction in
prees articles manufactured by this esabshm re-
tain high reputation which thy have hitherto sustained
Ii their endeayor improve the quality
them every particular They hatcr III, Ives also that
her Old friends will only the 8 bat
rtes generally will appreciate eit endeavcrs furnish the
cry articles At barely rornunefating prices.
Ordets or pant Of the county all articles used by
Pnnten Binders, udng Tyres, Ink. Psrer, &c, will be
executed with the greatest and pompude aud the
best terms
Jobbing work and repairing will be the lowest pos
'b,e Prices, with every attention and expedition.
~ BAH articles manuf ctured by this establishment will
oe stamped HOE co that person, from abroad
Of hens. |
Printers Of newspapers who publish this wi
tn noie three times before the @ ~ July and
OF their papers will be entitled 20 pawn their n on
buying four times the amount OF il, ap20,s
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General Se ssiOns.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen scoles and
Merlin.


JAMES X. WHITING, Esq District Attorney.
JuaE. Is The Lottery Cass-The trial OF Joseph
Aipheus Turner the l't OF November lss as CON
unued from Wednesday. The defence. conducted by
salem DucHrR. Esq, called BeDjamin y. MANNER WHO
WAS clerk with Hough Mt the time the ticket
was soid and also stephen H. knapp, who clerk in
the same Office They neither remembered selling the
Identical ticket in question. although the first wnness
though that they had similar ticker the office that
day He then called Turner the complainant who stated
that he did not obtain bills Of indictment all the tickets
that he he had OF them at home
and in he lottery Office where he went they being lit
Tie ktsh about selling tickets, he changed one that had
drawn small prize No other testimony AZ offered and
the case hen ably summed up for defence by Mr..
DuoHEn The District Attorney reviewed the testimony
for the prosecution and was extremely severe upon the
practices of t. estery brokers Of this city He svowed
his determination 10 ute to the utmost OF his ability
every Indictment for the violation OF the LOTTERY laws
The Recorder briefly charged the jury who returneda
verdict of guilty.
Plea of Gmty.-Mitchell Charity entered plea Of
guilty second indictment for grand larceny and being
convicted her Indictment for similar offence was
sentenced to the State prison for two years on each in
dictment.
DAVID NcKErxrr was tried on an Indictment for assault
battery with intent kill his wife Agnes the 29h
of May last by attempting to cut her throat with sazor
cused had been injured the head by fall lille at
which at times lett him partially insane.
cu.ed by the Court who urged plea that not
accountable the act thus committed while laborng
under partial insanity rom the effects OF recent intoxca
tion the fall and the recent loss OF child. II was also
proved that he said he intended 70 take her lie hrst and
his afterwards which he attempted to accomplish by
cutting his after he had made the attack upon
his wife, The jury returned verdict of guilty, and the
Court ordered h m to be remanded Tor sentence.
FORFEITED RscocSIzANcxs The names oil the fellow
ing having called and ering their
recognzances declared forfetedstephen Conroy,
for petit larceny in stealing black silk and
en- yards oil Ger lnen-baled by John Meoy and
James Moody. wilsm Darling U'erick Roach, Mich1
Higgins and Jsmes Murphy, boys for petit larceny in
stealing brass knobs &c from the house Of VIM j.
Roome-bailed by John N Darling, 0eorie Murphy,
Miles Higgins and Michael Murphy end John Riley.
Fr@Rp ksshan convicted Of tech al assault
and battery on ah fn,d SIX cents
DIscHARo,p William Everson and John Shorthand,
blacks charged with malicious tresposs In stripping the
bark trees between 6eh and 90 streets,
we're discharged, the Grand Jury having dismissed the
complaints against them.
The Court then adjourned TO II O'Clock this Friday,
morning.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHEsHlRE, MAss-Ihe cot
ton factory pris mill saw null and store, owned by
Mr. Elisha Jencks, in Cheshire, near Sou'h Adams,
in the village called the Harbo-, were entirely de-
srroyed by fire on Saturday night last: Loss IRON
Y25,OOO TO $4,000. Insured tor only S5,oU.
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BOOK KEEPING.
Mr. X BARLOW pectfully announces that he ha,

NJ H. w X BARLOW respe cttuly announces that he has
Iu succeeded
MR.. G. G. MARSH,
his busDess Teacher of Book keeping
This cy his IS Cedar where he will
the same thorough OF and Practice
ssfuy flowed by his predecessor Mr. B. soicia the
tonaxe Of the mercantile community and their
artention % he following card -
&c. Z. MARSH, Accountant, his atetul
Judgements to his friends for their 10 continued
pronatc. He has his business this city
and j, snccseded 10 the ne by Mr. w uow, who he
conhd ntlS the favor of nti'e
gentleman Of excellent Character acquainted
with the science OF bookkeeping emf emily qualified
lmpart He respectfully bspaks for
debted &C C. NARSH5
Hs terms reduced the times $40 will
enlt the pupil to receive instruction until he thoroughly
qualified Tor the com ing room.
w. X. BARLOW. Accountant,
lilo imsr "a Cellar street
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N Ar TINS CASH TAIL RING

u A N t A L Q K n Q
ESTA LIS EMIT.
l6a Wilia~ Street, Corna Of fan Street,
decidedly tbs cheapest in the city There alwsTs on
hand a.e ctsock goods purchased for cash
which will bs made up order the style Of ,ahs, Ct,
uing &c tn hiss given such general satirction dnna
81 foui yeaIs, and positive SAVING OF 80
gentlemen rsquezsed TO call and examine. Those .whs
IsHiish Oh cir goods, can lave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Efssi Coats, made ard trimmed, -. 81 90 to 81 So
kroek Coat, 90 DO ..'.- 90 to 90
ants and Vesr,-'''' '''-e' go" IS TO : 90
Over CoatS, ... 90 to u 60
~ Tsrms-E,sh Oh delivery
spiS MICEAwIr MARTIN
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CASH TAlLORlNG ESTABLISHMENT.
q PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tIste Of Astor House.
W. Broadway impressed with the of meeting the
exigency Of the by The hs finding
rmpossbe TO do while subject TO the outlays
Bro dway loo essIiiy has determined
oply 10 effect thisw hout dap the quality
Of his he h refore, removed his establishment
1856 NASSAU STREET, of Bcekman, where
gentlemen be supplied at dducor of per
nom his former low prices.
The following submitted merely {, specimen Of the
foregoing assertion -
Supe fine Coats. in III. best style, from SIC to Ss
Extra do, Of the finest quality, 10 TO %
Challic Vess 2D
s. beg. in conclusion obierve the above articles
be relied in all respects, TO be OF the genuine
description lower than other hou.c furnishing the
III lI,y of articles. il lmr
FRENCH CAhCEL LAMPS, Csndelcbras. L.ases, &c
II sobscnb have Just orened splendid
Oh hose soos together with OF other tcs Ia the
hhe OF entirely new sy An ,pection hem is invited.
Depot OF Mechanical Lamps, 20 John streei,
.,, A DIALON Il n. ID. SAXrUN,
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BILLIARD SALOON.


NO BARCLAY STREET THREE DOORS Rel Oy
.,,c,, THE AMERICAN. HOTEL.
DRlCE REDUCED to One Shilling Der Hundred flo
A. NJ. 20 SIP M-the subscriber informs his friend ana
me public IN general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables ~
rear saloon, aud the front roomal order
Each visiting the establishment will be furnished
with private Cue for hs especial usehe tabes being di
eTcnt sps ment the propIeor thinks It VII render more
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be stocsed with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Segas be hadaso Sherry Cobber
Mint Jueps Punches; made be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough refttins
new paper painting, &C.
70 Gentlemen will please Communicate neglect Of
duty Of the attendants, at the bar.
mch16 sm%r Bare street.
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TMrOhTANT TO SOUTHERN AND wEsIERN
= NJ kCHANTS, AND COUNTRY DEALERS IN
The ,abeIe:r having entered n The asoy.
males N M city, and like the TROY humbug and ln'ny
ohe IN the same line. who advertising their trash ~ 10Y
PR es IN order the unwary shs Bosorns ara Col
una. es had gu ati. 70 ,uit the pureh at he
'''' aA' '"'s' ''' M. WILSON,
Late Aropsvn Wilson.
BE- careful to remember the number Liberty of
William
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FANGY DRY GOODS

THE Subscriber has Just opened sock Of Dry Goods
,sng Of Glove, Hosiery, Lacs., ebon,, EnbIoderies.
Mu,ns &c. at l6H Greenwich above
They have purchased principally auct n aud during
the spring, and as the late, will be sold
boxes new sty striped and shaded guzs Ribbons few
rich black Tx long Shaw and small Of Frei ch Musns
from auedon this day-2Oo style striped ,ilk
6di cheap hosiery aid olives ii c. MOORE.
TO LET AS ABOVE-A large well iightca Base mept
under the place four furnished rooms bic
for small niles The good for eat
ing house. end the basement we'll suited that bssne
ion I,v.r
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DEAFVESs CURED-Without wishing to interfere with
1.-The PRIVILEGES Of OF worthy neighbors prefer
tou uumget aud thu, gather with great difficulty
Little SAID To be restored The
nauai organs and hear ell that is said, we cannot hello re
marking that medicine cdltd Scarpai Oil Tor Deafness
tud for the most obsn,ie case will only add
This s1g ston thai II is to be had st A. q ID SANDS
20 uon sITset 273 B,osdwiv, and II East BIo,dw,y.
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH.

BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
,nEssky ER" swEP bsys homo,
.r. varied Of Fire Works, OF 81 and
klnd at tte at EaTsimus LoLs Dock in New
which they offer Committees and others, the avvra-
bic prices in the market.
Bel evng the trade principle Of moderate cash
fora good article they The favou of the public the
above place the of Robert Johnston No 81 Court
" to- addressing the subscribers at either Of the
NcHoLAsA. KoLLBERG&J TRAGARDH,
my 7-2m.r Rarsimus Long Deck New jersey.
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
COUNTRY and city desers in fireworks. will find it I,
their advantage to ca and examine xensive a,sort
So nathan street large quantity Of FIRE crackers
eeived Remember the sign Of the mammoth tv rookie
and gold kew. macto4y"r
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTUKEKs-D
MORAN Co Pyrotec haists, 78 Chairman street, offers
20 The puoc splendid sssotmeut OF Firewsks superior
aiay and atm IS to in this other The
ket also sell much cheaper than any veuder in
gn 'ranfee all DDS LON their store No peddna from this
co. 10 Cnatnam STREET Goods delivered to any part OF
Firewok, Of super or quality with Grim
sGn red purple geen yellow and blue fires Also caoied
and bH IL cSsnssS GE
Brumey. Joseph nkham.
s.ni c as%EI A. Aa SsI1 Tss ,ss4'.
appointed by respective boards an suitable persons
Y No as e,k, and ,ecommend Them accordingly in
The Chamber o, Commerce ere OF Of New York.
g. ia, D 0sder President.
The Board of Underwriters IF New Yerh,
AIR Ogden President.
Walter II. Jones,
Sec'y of the Board Of Underwriters
New York, June 9. lsis. Jill
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DR. WHEELER. OCCULIST.

% GREENWlCH STKh ", the Battery, N. :, r..
CO specially informs the uh'c, that nmorE the hun
dreds which he attended maby o them have beer
vhori
by them euabe yet he h, never fai ed to eradicate the
which may sc and in instances almost
against hope Ii unprecedented success. IN his
OF the various (hithero cousd red abe) Diseases r the
eve bes him with confidence refer the afflicted who
with HIM and his mid mode oil
disorder restored in
frs, OF society respecting his esonaiabe abilities
and his prceminent skill a, occulisi.
Chronic iDh smmston the eysd. however
long Standing he eHecuy and rmane nty hms
spvcks, nc removed and cured without surgical opeaten
removed by any Of operation, prsctised here
in Europe
STRABISM
Commonly called Sqtnnssngl cured in few seconds
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