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MASSACHUSETTS.


527 From Frsmingham, by Concord to Lowell,
~ miles and back, once week.
Leave birmingham every Wednesday at a m,
arrive at Lowell same day by pm
Leave Lowell every Thursday at 10 m; arrive
at birmingham same day by 9pm
52o From Lee, by Tyrinsham, South Tyringbam,
Huntsville, Mil River, and East Sheffield, to Ca
naAn, CT, IS miles and bxck, once . week.
Leave Lee every Wednesday at m; arrive nj
Canaan same day by SPIN
Leave Canaan every Thursday at m; arrive
at Lee same day by pm
GTPropossts to carry three times week will
be considered; ako to carry in two horse coachis.
52S From South birmingham, to HolIiston,
miles, and back once week.
Leave South FrAminghatn every Thursday at 10
m; arrive at HolIiston slme day by II m
Leave Holiston every Thursday at 1 p m; arrive
at South Framingham ssme day by pm
$50 From Wesiport, to Westport Point, miles
and back, once \ week
Leave Westport every Thursday at p m; ar
rive at Westport Pom, same day by 3 pm
Leave Wes'psrt Point every Thursday at p m;
arrive at Westpori same day by z pm
sal From West Brook6eld by North Brook
field, New Brantrec, Barre and Templeton, TO
Winchenden, SO miles and back once a week
Leave West Brook6eld every esd,y at S a
arrive at Winchcnden same day BY Ppm
Leve Wnchenden every Thursday at a m; ar
rive at West Beook6eld same day by7pm
ITPropoals for more frequent service are in
viied; aso, TO carry in two horse coaches,
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RHODE ISLAND.

6f7 From Providence TO West Brookhed, Mass
60 miles and back, once week.
Leave Providence every Tuesday at a m, ar
rive at West Brook6cld mex, Day by 4pm
Leave West Brook6eId avery THURSDAY at 6 a m;
arrive at Providence next day by4pn
sTBidders are requested to name the intermedi-
ate Offices. Proposals invited for more freaue mt
service; also, to carry in two horse coaches
6l8 From Providence, by Frui, Hill. to Centre
vile, ID miles and back. once we H.
Leave Providence every Thursday at q m; ar
rive at Ccntrevls same day by Ia m
Leave Centreville every Thursday at p m; ar
rive at Providence same day by 7p m
srProposals to commence service at Pruit Hill
are invited.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mail. Of the Uni
ted States from the Isl July, ls43 to the 30tf June
lS45, on the following post routes in New York will
be received at the Department until O'Clock, D. m
on the 18th April l8l3 to be decided by the 18th Of
May.
NEW YORk.
1891. From Attica by harrisburg, Johnsonburg
North Java, and East Java, to China a miles and
back, once week.
Leave Attica every Monday at a m arrive at
China same day by II m.
Leave China every Monday at n m. arr;v. .t
At,ica same day by 3 pm.
l232 From Collins to Irwin, $50 called in the &C,
OF Congress, - miles and back once week
Leave Collins every - at -, ar
rive at Irwin same day by
Leave Irwin every - at -; ar
rive Of Collins same day by -
1888. From Casvillc to Babcock Hin, three mile.
and back, once a week.
lssve Csssville every Monday at m arrive at
Bsbcock Hill 'sms day by loam
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VERMONT.

1863 From Bellows Falls to Paper Mill Village, 5
miles and back, once week.
Leave Bellows Falls every Thursday at 9 N; ar
rive at Paper Mill Village same day by IL I'm.
Leave Paper Mill Village every Thursday at 10 m;
arrive at Bellows Falls same day by Cpl
1854 From East Charleston by Morgan and Hol-
land, to Derby, IL miles and back once a week.
Leave East Charleston every Thursday at IN;
arrive at Derby same day by l2 m.
Leave Derby every Thursday at m; arrive at
East Charleston same day by p m
365 From Hyde Park, LamovilIe h. by
North Hyde Park, Belvidere, -Four Corners, Ave
rvs Gore and Montgomery, to East Berkshire, SO
miles and back, once week.
Leave Hyde Park every Friday at 9 m, arrive
at East Berkshire same day by l0pm
Leave East Berkshire every Saturday at E n m;
arrive Al Hyde Park same day by JPN
800 From Rochester by Brandon, to Shole s
Landing, IS miles and back. once week.
Leave Rochester every "Wednesday at m; ar
rive at Shols's Landing same day ut SPIN
Leave Sholes Landing every Thursday at m,
arrive at Rochester same day by6pm
uTProposals to carry three times a week will
be considered; also to carry In two horse coaches
367 From Townsend, Ivy Grafton to Chester, 20
miles and back, once q week
Leave Townsend every Wednesday At m; ar
rive at Chester same day by IL m
Leave Chester every "Wednesday at p m; arrive
at Townsend same day by z pm
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Leave Blail.vilie every Tuesday At M arrive at
9bsiuGta sasat dsyby SPIN. I'D a. sult
1879 FROM sbeloels, by Plum creek and Sucks
burg n Clsriou, % nile, and tsck once wssk.
Leave SheIocta every Wednesday, at q a u, arrive
ii Clarion next day by 6pm
Leave Clarion every Fndsy at a m; arrive al She
Lpcta next day BY 6Pm
i74O From Stroudsburg by Spring Mill. to Bush
kill 10 miles and back once swsek.
Leave S,roud.burg every Tuesday at b a ID; ar
rive at Bushkili same day by ~ IN
Leave Bushkili every Tuesday at l N; arrive at
S,roudsburg same day by pu,
IT4l From TioDesta by the residence of John
Henry, to Plumer, IL miles and hack once week
Leave Tione Ia every Monday at 7 a m; arrive al
Plumer same day by II
Leave Pumer every Monday by IN; arrive at
Tioncsta same day by SPIN
I742 From Waynesburg by Rogersve aud Cen
treylle, 10 BlacksvIile va. IA miles and back
week.
Leave WaynpsbuTg every Wednesday at a M; ar
rive at Blacksmith same day BY II Liam
Leave BlacksviiIe every Wednesday at p m; ar
rive at w augsburg same day by 5 2pm
l743 From Whiehaycn by Port Jenkins aud Phil
lipsburg, to Beaumont, 10 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Whitehaven every Thursday al III; ar
rive at Beaumont same day by q pm
Leave Beaumons every Thursday at m; arrive
at Whichever same day by i2 m
l7ii From Williamspor TO Cartehouse, rs miles
and back week.
Leave WilIiamspor every Tuesday at 5 n; ar
rive at Cartehouse next day by SPIN
Leave Cartehouse every Thursday at a m; arrive
at Wiliamrpon next day by SPIN
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Buffalo.
Correspondence of the Herald. ]
COUSINS.

Correspondence of the Herald.
BUFFALO, May l, 1913
epring-7' and Commerce Money Matters
AUCTION Housss--Hoteis - Post Office Politics
Religion icais- (1rneraL Matters. &c. &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SIR
As your numerous CORRESPONDENTS of this CITY
have for long time neglected 10 furnish you with
passing chronicle of the tunes. | am again Undue
| ed to snatch few moments from my business pur-
suits to converse with you and through the columns
of your paper, the people of the whole civilized
world
Alter long and tedious winter, spring-time in all
| its loveliness has again burst upon us. The wild
birds OF sumner ay again be heard warbng forth
Their sweetest lays, and the of roses and
flowers VIII soon be with u.s. The irds and law ms
are covered with their beautiful carpets of green,
and the forest will soon be clothed with lovely and
luxurant foliage.
As usual during the winter here, trade has been
remarkably dull but as the business season is about
commencing, II begins to brighten up, and The pros
poets OF the season, so far as am able to Judge are
quite tiltering for those who manage their affairs
in a prudent manner. The credit system among
us has almost entirely exploded, and those who psr-
chase goods Ct our merchants, as it should be, are
Obliged To give an equivalent therefor. This will
enable regular traders, those who wish to maintain
Their credit In your city, to meet their creditors
promptly and honorably the present spring am
aware that the credit OF our Buffalo merchants has
been somewhat impaired in New York for some
years, produced IN great measure by irresponsible
men, those who, when they purchased, never in
tended to pay am sorry to say we have had such
men among US. but ii is lameDtabe fact, the truth
OF which is well known to yosr neighbors in the
metropolis However, in justice TO eur regular mer.
chants, am constrained TO ay better state of AT
fairs is developing itself among There may even
AT this time, be few exceptions. but they are rare
and comparatively trlllng. Buffalo, from her natu
raj and artificial advantages, is destined To- be-
come great and fourshing depot, and am glad
to be able TO inform you that indications of more
healthy state OF affairs are pre- vailng here
have little To communicate in reference IN monsv
matters, except that II has been exceedingly hard
To obtain any considerable amount, ven upou good
unencunihered real estate since the explosion of ou
buiaio banks. The banking houses OF Neszrs Lee
ana seymour offer advantageous facilities TO those
VINO wish to transmit funds TO the eastern cities bu
helr means are entirely too limited for the bushes,
OF city like this They should have correspondent.
TO all the cities OF importance in the country where
Ihelr drafts would be payable at slsst. In thai |
case the advantages TO the commercial community
could hardly be estimated
The auction and commission houses OF this city |
appear 10 have commenceda very profitable season l
The principal houses are those of Messrs Faulkner |
and Pllmpton, G. M. Martin, Marcy ~ Rollins and
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LOAF. OF ,s,s.o For ,AREEARAoKs TO con

4 DAN OF s3o.0oo. FOR ARREARA0Es To Con.
~ IRACTORS AND OTHERS ON The PUBLIC
WOhks-rhe mmissoners Of the Canal and by y,rtue
NJ the acc entitled act for paving 10
contractors and others on the public works pissed Apr IA
i hereby sive notice that sealed pope sa will be
until Friday the 5h day of May O'Clock In e
noon hat day Tor loan Of three hundred dollars
Tor which raneraolc ccthca sim ar to those H.,
h seyeu cents Of 1873 and 1919 will be issued in the
Of The People Of the State OF New York bearing int est at the
ate OF per ceut ger annum able and the pn
Canal hunt after the year 1880 " Wv
IL TO be atefstood that the Commissioners are To he AT
hb-ny 20 take less sum- IL the of such al la thai
oplnto0 adv anageous to the the st,t,
Ire proposals be for the whole any of s,J lo
t1t less than $40 000 all proposals sealed aud ydo,ed
Loan Tor th- meu OF and otbe
on the pabtc wo and enclosed envelope diIected
ne Coz p, ollr Al Albany.
The money will be rqued to be paid on he 9Th of Nav
thc credit OF the Commissioners NJ Canal Fund in spct
erks The civ of New York Alba as shall be desigus e.
by the CotSm sgoneTs.
ctockhnder ding In the Ist I'd Senate Districts. and
thos. residing Of the state III receive the isteret on m,
stock held by hem, quarterly, the nix Of the Msnhata
Company the city Of New Fork all other stockhodey,
az The New YORK STATE Bunk N the city Of Aibenv.
Dated canal Depart rem, hany. Aprii 10. 1871
ID. 3. DICKINSON. Lieut. (3ov
A. e. FLA0t', Comptroller.
=, YOUNG Seerr'uy OF atai,
Il EARNING ON, Treasurer
q 2. DARkth, Atty Gene rai
a2toMss y ItNEs Surveyor Generai
NChUk-O, OF roner Patent Ancnor, We. n.s anon
"A 1000 pounds, for sale by ~
II. X. COLLINS CO.,
a3oec Sc South street
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81 BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, It's Chatham
,asa, me Ssa SSfaa1 e dpr
,o nave s e pleasure row to offer style of the
sold for So and IS the low liked price Of s hoss wRo o%
article Rsr now 70 s'oSy ao ha
80 ana SUI Keep mp the Of
have reached III ulmapm beauy cheaDnss.
durability and comfort to the All sales are cash
'' G'i Us cSsRs% sy as
sPRINGFAsHION FOR GEN TIL EMS HATS
"a n. respectfully informs his customers
and the much sairsd spring style Of renensn. Hats.
Which for beauty Of finch and aud Of fom exceed
To the economist they desirable article they
S. Hats S
sease, Sn ne hs Ieoe :ois 81 Of patron
q Mems Youth. land cEidTsns caps cloth veve &c Of
ss which for variety Of cannot be
A n w q 5
summer wear very much admired. call will convince the
els' ready for sale at the "a :stsS!i.Ssd
Gus KIND Pa RONs ana the public arr '.soectuly in
yed to call and examine stock Of hardy herbaciaus
Lilies se1;,. &c &c rssstnsI Win red nd White
ss aoacs
Dhlias tube Roses, Am.yiis. G'adoIus &C. number
The ae es Tns.s
i'll please ' NisL YEs 81 s4iss 3, Bo,dw,
THE WARM
SALT WATER
BATH j. now open at the foot of DesbrO;:e. street r.
FIVE Tickets one Dollar. apl6 m~r
s.s ATEE III H ss
flavor Of eeabe taste and being powerfully promove
the time st'eng hening with heating a
ten. specifically q The the ,ys,ema and
according to directions.
The Rakoczi sold at the following places at SIX cents
quart iul, OF 81 80 dozen. Sold BIZ
Henry King 20. Druggists, 461 Brood gsv cor. Grand
Sou'lard Driluc & Co. do SOL Broadway & Park row
Thcs. t. tsr. 399 Broadway.
Tbos. II. Hart, 218 Broadway
ChuIchs Dspensary, 1888 Bowery.
Whole sale -rd retail by
FLORlAN STRAUSS, 6e Beaver street,
aFasrs
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=
Oh. dULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS new ns.unsnt for the radical Froap.us Uer
or Falling Of the Womb BY external application
ing the u.s Of the obecena Pessary confidently
tasnded to the afflicted the means of perfect
tho most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high Character in Europs
we'll n III this country IL adopted the entire dsu.-
and all other painful surgical expeden Lying.
utospitsls OF London and Paris aud recon-,
msndsd Il Europe BY medical Of the In bi.
ti.iOucrs.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies'
Vesey street, having from the
EaHrent where lady attendance, apply
female trnr
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MURDER AND INSANITY Thomas Thomas and his
wife, residing in Woodiord County, Illinois, were
murdered on the night OF the l7th ut by their son.
who is maniac. Hearing noise In The direction
u building IN which the unfortunate young man
mad been confined, Mr. Thomas and his wife went
out to ascertain the cause, when they were met by
The maniac, who had effected his escape, and were
horribly murdered with the leg Of bench.
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aLIsPENARD STREET

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
u Midwife, offers her professional services to tho Indie.
Of this city and e9unIy The anatomlca and physiological
pose her diseases and functions altogether her owt
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
ledge of female sv,te n
them with success
Madame Costello having had and
the diseases incidental to her sex an
prses ladies' the point of confinement those suffering
from suppression, regulay, obsuc &c that she will be
happy 70 afford comfortable temporary home
where they can Away, have the best dca
most matrony care and nursng If preferred will
and attend them at their houses until perfectly
Madame u particularly begs to the minds Of the
delicate that ,he ocatea personally every case that
hesitation or DIRE ad need never be appreheaded
~ b-Aladame Costello wsuld inform ladies' residing ont OF
the city, whose health would admit of that
would devote her upon them in any part
the United States within easonable distance.
Madame can be consulted her residence -
street. all and regard 10 the Wsh. OF
her PATIENTS communications asd be post paid
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FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

RYLETTERS PATENT of the Unite d states-The
m!a Hiir is vi confd nee recommended to all who's.
M becoming tlin from disease. scu f. and dal duff.
ne suret medy to prevent badness and grew hair
he most healthy ssing that possibly be app to the
head the Ia soft and glossy aud freeing the scalp
from AL huci3 and ,rrltatons removing every particle
scuf and dandrnf and dpo ing the air to curl Its fequ
use VIII the hair health and beau the
Rod Of life Fo heads invaluable To b. had only
at the Hair Cutting Rooms l6 adway corner of Lbery
s.. up stars. Of he up ONT agents a29 I'm sec
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DOCTOR BELL

DOCTOR BELL deyotes his personal attention (da,ly I'M.
- al r NJ to the removal of private diseases in every
STAKE All suffering under potraced or
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended practon
and all suspect the emalns of disease
lurking the system, consult Dr. D. always with guar
aniee of
Persons contemplating mar'ase. who have been the
Jecs al delicate diseases, cvsu Dr. Bell with honorable
condeuce Papaid letters, describing the PERSONS
distance, have his prompt
~ Private sthces4 Courasdt street, doors from Broad
Inns,
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KOssvlLLE BOAEpING SCHOOL, STATEN

hOSSVlLLE GUARDING SCHOOL, STATEN
,,z,., ISLAND.
w WESTTHORp RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public tina, his school will open of May.
Parents aud guardians also informed W. W. makes il a
point OF Conscience 10 1uad every possible
OF chdren committed Ia his from
age READING writing, orhogr anhm ,tic geography
end grammar taught The location delightful lithy;
The Orchard gardens and play ground spacious;
minutes walk from the landing The steamboat Rariten
Terms FOR board and tuition including washing S25 per
quarter; pha "a advance. References
Rev. David More, Staten Island.
W. ~ Seymour, Esq, 4 Oh tth m Square, NY
Hgnrs stewart ssceune, Esq, Sta en- Island.
W.n oudam, ESQ l2 Bsebman street.
Messrs. Cogill aad Fiemng, ESQ Is Cedar street.
Capt Edward Ferbe,, Esq. Hicks STREET Brooklyr
MIS-. VIZ M y Elondge street New Yors. a22 imsr
Fish HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE-T & J.
BATE have received by the late arrivals from heir man
factoy nssdd general supe Tor Fish Hooks
AID Fishing Tackle which they offer for the che apest
terms Ma thu keily's (DabIio) Limerick Hooks salmon
biSs black week uut pickenl and Fl Hooks; paten
SIR g9t hemp aud Lnes rods, reels, bask f.
gle Quit with variety Of articles, suitable for American
Fishing. Superior drilled eyed Needles
a& msr II. " BATE, 10 Msid.a lane, no stairs.
TOOLS-TOOLS-TOOL
LBERTSON'S Congers, Horizons and Gfords warrant.
ed Cast Steel Coopers, Carpenters Ship Carpe ptr
Edge Tools be had wholesale retail Of OSBORN
Lift 50 Fulton New ok (e per cent allowed
70 merchants) and who keep hand full assortment
Cooper TOOLS ir9n Rvcu Truss Hoops stsye Jonteri.
Also Importers and Ges.ral Dsseu in Enzlish German
and American Hardware. Cutlery, Nails, &c: Sc.
CHARLES OSBORN,
" sm ect CHARLES LITTLE.
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FORTY YEAR,

IT is FACT that LENS s. I'm Backing il universally
admit 10 be he best article ctur.d ia United
states T. ee has maaufsctur BIackLg IN CITY tori y
years The hss thirteen aid two mcnbs by himself
tnen toSk IN taitn. rship ears aod
month"; was k.own as Lee Thomohs acku Di solved
partnership with said Thomson and the sx hsy
mace again on my account the dest 4ckine
Man Lcuer 10 the United States Have made more guam
uy and peter Ia quy than other TIL,
but good as 'wsys has been, is greatly impro, ed Of late
now masutscta"d by steam ower AID sno wua lie 4
Improved steam Backing, No John corner of Broad.
Nay l1oss down WHY conscious pride all comp
CON- and would only his the pub c thai
~ still cont nues to panuctue his esm Bacs
ing-but why enlarged word 10 the il sufhc ent
=, CHARLES LEE,
ago lmsS No ! Johu street. rnef Of B,oadw,y
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Vol. Ix.-No. 122 whole No. 1888
TO the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup-
ished every day year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
mornngprice 81 cents per copy, or % IL per annum
postages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the clrculation Oh
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of paper IN is city
the oorll and therefore the best channel for business
men in the city Jr country Prices moderate-cash in cd
vance
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHAErT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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$2 Ess and g. W As
soryEIhs ware IS cgen, and will be sold retailers
az the following pic bur soup and IL Plstes French
shapes 7 per doz; mers, S. Cd; PaIis white plates
ware per doh iters s.. dishes bakers and tottts
2 ball amps rom SIS 70 So, he the DOWN own
sell 'of Io anu s2; common gOces By the bu he'll
NO c,ed syst IN aefe b. No chpgr fr counry
merche ants. China TEA sets from l2.. tp SIS
Public sale On Wednesday, in 4li nsdxAy m2-lm.rc
WHICH & 90. viii opeu Al Office OF d,scou nt aud lie
posite az U wtgo, y Y, the list OF May next aud
VIII maKs coiiec u ard rrmauce, at reasonable Re
ierto Ebbets, Jr. 50, cashier New York
Suyoam, Sage Co., Sew Yok.
Drew, Robinson * Co.. New York.
"A U PatchD, Esq, cashier. ALBANY.
Oswego Ami 20 lB43
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,


The Len; sSS.nd under
@ en sad M c w
aln'sa The sS sI,'er I,eae,ts ri
range Len: to suit the for which they waited
DAGUERR EOTYPE--L. B. BINsss o. ;11o;7,
ho,e: ,aphs that hey hsys removed om the old stand
rS have ;s' on T I.nd fN at
FL "s.e sS@s to- SSssp
s aied T f sssm Ase. nc X
Paris si their pae, .pscsv e ne
w Sem nse bear h n'a and fully
%s% Sy to Sss. Tsa a s.s nr doubts
DAGUEKREOTYPE
A T9 THE Pr I fcTUo9 Ora ARTISTS.
eSueh ss FS0S Ss,ns, opposite 81
% SO s.sss * nd
700 EEen.h * inches BY ~ No. 50; u
s's"e and &c G eon .D'.' ~ e6s. damsfI
,Is s%ss sss,d by che.ss, for shS5
the ehemle ais necessary Tar The dasueueovpe "a @s
DIR; WHEELER, CCCULIsT.
3S GkEnMw r. sTEis Er ne,r the uery, " ", re-.
'a s'S tn s %1' BEEN s"
Sy hsS On nv Ts s and
aud IL Gu Of ereG, dis ave ,S
%a s. % a. e. am
h.t G"i s s S% SS s:" red osa ass
be int With HIM his mid mode Of
t eas so,ie nS hs o s,on Ii sa in ay
oeing preem'nent in his u:cess as scientific occp
Chronic u IL nm of the eyelid sore eyes howeve,
long sta.oing be eGectual psrmap ny Gu, o. n
sp ck. &c removed aud cured with ,ut il o.
atSrdc removed by any IL toe here or
in Europe. "
STRABISMU
Commonly called squ'nasl cared in few seconds on
Ole. hours 70 ga. NJ TO p. NJ, after when hour,
he visits oul door patients. ,pI I'm &c
EOR THE FACE AND sMN-rrurtive disetse, on The
lace aud ,kin, such Dies, botches tan, letter r,s
worm also eckl.s be speedily ersdcaed by the use oi
Chr hs Vegetable Loiion which IN, been exter sive us
~ the United 5ttes in Europe, and admitted To ne IN,
oest cosmetic IN use for clearing and estab ny bran
iomp'txin Sold al wholesale refill NJ Churcha Duen.
bottle. e2o m ai y, "
10, THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLALn la
H1wauas Mixture-Ths extremely delicious and unpsrsl
SLED Lea so highly celebrated in China and Europe Just ion
2vIsq now for sale at the Canton Tea Company Genera
30 81 snshmsni, 'l Chahamst New Yortn sscL,sss
49," :" w" sno u each AL 1msee