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Fer Humors, s. roiuia, ~ Ery,ipr!as Sail Rheum
Scdid Head, all diseases aisns from lmpulry u
the Buud.
nOCr. BANGS RENOVATlNG MIXTURES
~ mediocre confessed entirely e vegetable substances
and Of 81 active IL character eiad Gale speedily and
permanent, all III iruublcs danrelnIs diseases
tch f., IN bad If the GOD l., gh recon-.
m"udcd by WIN have used ana vii pusIvey III nine
om of ten Effect permanent he piopr-iHs
letters every week speaking wa pGdse uf the
a and narrans e raufui4y cues, which
are too vn'unnuus 10 pGblish.
Observation-Disclosures sophia Buurhelie of ST hans
aged alb u 20 cured e scid head which she had had
infsncy-was obi ed To- cap constantly ana was
III N any nau uf corseq i,nce Shc commenced TAX
the NJ IN Fob. 1872 auu ny Apr The disease dsap.
pe9Ud der hair is no" srowh Out full and SHE longer
Is obliged Ia wear a cap
MIR T. bad .r BIN ham Of - Adams, for The of a
hurumg smarng homui wi'h which he had been iic ed
fIr Yeas
Solomon Iol nson Of Dnhon for the of ulcer
aud scr,ii Gus at
Eristus Stanton IL W Rice and John Baker &C STAN
b idee inr the e piles
Hugh Murppy asa of ~ Adams, cured pf a bad
cas- III pres in July last in FIVE DAYS after he commenced
taking the mix NE.
n i-rho ahlve article will be funi at most i,uag 81
& SMITH : Abars VI. Als' by r. p. WALTON
AND SONS agents al the prop Alonpeher. VI
A.su by tiuss uicns, Waterbury; u u Grcrn kich.
mund Dana Weeks ard > ant Ddnvhr; l.. Jtwelt,
81 hnshury; -. French, Barrel \ q. Hale, Chelsea;
T. b. Nrvus and Ca k"y don; J. knss, ia. Wnds"ck
Peck and SpeaI, Bnrlugon: n. v lioLey and CO. Wiz
usi"n,
lrAlso nv CLARK g. COLLINS, and S. p. RED
rlLD " n UeAer, VI
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ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED 1880.
GEN. GEO. COOKE, LII. d.,
-Rkl URNED FltUM r.NGLANL-
CONTINUES to be consulted
co " T. ID r. TT A l. l. v

No 8. NOh ZIONIST REEL ALBANY, N. Y
This Philant rope lnsi,u 0i established \ d. 1880
L universally sp hen f IN the various prndcals e
ave IS ian cdlfcr located ia retiitd pa Of The
CIV ueacled um any place Of public Whatever
The whole Of the building is "ocumd by patients each
nav rg their 10 M aud lrc he observed
III all ohse vers d. COoKr. founder uf he Hospital
he on resident PHI, stefan nl dcVut,s his whole and
To the welfare # the unfortunate he uitc's
for consultation conveniently ar.ugrd, the ground
The Hospital, up stals is so req with every
facility IN the rec very { pationS.'
FIR lie OF the wuls t,Tms Of Venereal Disease,
Gravel seminal Weakness Glce', Stilc'u,c ~ the Uie
TIN A. mpoency, Symlis and GuLGrrhca, Gencrav- and
NeNuu. Deh,ly, Me cu,ld and all other diseases olhe
skin and affections e the Urinary organs, IN her most
mali gnaut and advanced stages, DIR Cuke kuoN lcdg
ed to be mucn celebrated II Is povcrbal that all DIS
Of ths 40, supposed 10 pe ncuabc by others,
apIly cOnyencn Y Trmedlcd BY l)r. Cooke without
more Than ordinary trouLle'-fn'ar with the p'acIce
Of medicine he uevi aby cures own patients very
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20
Du. niS:Ah'.5
Il lisa NJ OE NEffD CHERRY.

=
IMPORTANT CAU iIUN. lre puzzle sl"uld bra
l. IN IN nj Ma, II is d. WIsar's BAta M Of WILD
CHERRY that performs IN Sc ic'norA bile cues wnirh
publ he'd IN ever pant If the count y aud ar
tiulcs of similar name lhd orCastal> pllcI into
tenpmary notice lnDsr may be gooG but Allow nuilI.
| ing about Ihem.
il ,hI.et every Man Woman ami Child read The Cl,oy
IN! letter. and llIha does say ri he stcar var
ofihls AedlGne e th' 20 - Fulton Street and
lie urglna, wIh hunt IT'S Uther stmOnIals vG Ike
character
WAreRvrLLr, (One.da Co. n. Y Sept Is, Is4s
Dear Sn-l owe t IA" afflicted To intm YOU fhli ~
Jluuary last VS. attacked by NcrV vocnt cold go
! ny working IN the wais, winch settled my unls had
attendance all The bust MEDICAL village bu
after ,xhlusns all her 81 no avail they utunuunced
disease Il confirmed con.u npu,n, anu thy al
gave up dir. After much per uasion sr The
seh of my PHYSICIAN ~ Use tie !.asam ni " lid cherry
prepared by ID WIstar. purchased of ne agent
place one bottle, b'iore using ha Of which br.an Ia
81 Tn. b, aud was very evident my cough was IN cl
brlei aud N, mpion's N every way mpt"Nng. have
used htec btcs and restnitd To p,icct heat h
Fin. result Is a.no owing 10 he use OF Dr W,,as BA
Of Wid Cherrj; aid AXE tins mchnd OF wing YET
The mfur na,iun party pay the deb Of IRA nude ow,
you, and partly that Others similarly afflicted ,ay know
DF''' JAMES SAGE.
The s'a,cu,cn given you by Nh Sage is well known %
be rue by Tins hole Community 1t certainly was most
able The Sale OF the BalsIin yey gvud,
Yous r s,ec iuiy y. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted cal an see our certificates They
prove usivvly ha they be cured if hey gel Ia.
I-hl Medicine BE sure aud get De ~ stal S blsam oi
MD Cherry. Beware of lmIarI"ns
THIS Balsam cues all df-c f The Lungs and Liver
such Deeomg # the ung~ bronchitis hml If 10 or
20 saud COUP obsnne pam lhe cLe,l sde NC
In presenting ihi hgry u,eti aud ytlr hlt me.,cne
to pubnc notice as remedy f.. CONSC1PlION and
pum nary diseases genera, the proprietor b,
udled s"tly bf the cess ait nd NJ us his
osn ~ and n desire t be nrR the ctc and wound
the efjre particularly tnI"pgess upon The publ mind
that 1tfcteul from inc daIy US ed
mo hotce bdshns qda' rs ASH not ony entnies iom
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NAVE You AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEARTY

\ RE your cnerg,s suddv.y ptnsuaied1 Docs cos~
y iiycit - uounc yuuY Have II q cud h,.vy f.,
irg $ ne Il your h'nd Have pom ~ ,,ur
side a. at the pa 4 y"uf stomach. through 10 back
ID yuu feel unrq al your d uy cauuns? Are ,ou
depressed hy tears feeling rs gr,a cadm-
ny was .o,rg cvrrwnem ,ou L. your appetite d.,
-atv NGur uay lccuo0s inctn xcd with fod 1, tai,
nj" HE somach? Are ihrl Of II clay Ike cuo, II u
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DE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. liON TO AVOID IilEM.


Each agent WHO sell" the GENUINE Broncrc'h Pills has
a GER lItlGATE or LGkNGY, vii CHI III. b.tn
~, ~ ug the oank, Of he Hudson rr,rr, dds
s-ned b. "a E.And eta ano "a. seal stamped urVs the
paIer.
y hnyc al ohsr',u lirI 10. . upon +! boxes Each b~x
o, ,ue Gcpul liz ns, ~ ~ llihLh. Label : II on
IT. he % S"d b'''nr con'ainin; upwards or tive
bkANDRE II ; PITTS L,lns pttuvl uvc, Two hun
No 3~ECUHITY.
J here are asa each hhe scnliutcs cf Dr.
Grand eh-.He y. Is atalitih ant also Brnjani n
4 ani'e,h. Each bon 'be lore To be genuine mus
xix sgna'ur.s Or! Jf Band eth ur,'n.t If Ia L,rs
n,t aswe, tins scritun In, P $ nat trard,,lhs
ri IS but 'c 'e r"Unic + It E hem as toe I'D Iaocird
a,Ars nave been cu,,Iei.
No ! So UluIY.
prsrs Il above gu, IF ,tnu Guess f'c : m lie, &C
he u antr tn Phi labels uprn lhr cr 'hc.'r e
~ The. ef npitc y.Ur h,y with The labris the
Ger III a'r Of Acne f Al tg'ccs the Plls are at-if
I Il es tOr they are false.
nave c,pcldcI mnc, rmc and a least 5000 in pr
ecuna csc chez bs !" IL s"e f CoGnt.ttr ~ Is; mi
hope ih y viii Secure tic genuine KAN DRt1 ii
Hills 10 ali who want ,h,m ir"mAin IN" Iubi s,rvt
b. BknNDkEl ii, VI =.
pa Bradway y. Y.
BRhNDRE TH'S PILL ass SuLD Al
Dr. BRANDRETIi's PRINCIPAL OF
tlCr., "a "aGway. y. !.
1T his = ENGLAND OFF lcE ~ Hanover S. BOS-
TON, Comfy place IL Bns'' for the Aenune)
And by mno Ian irro a-~n The New England
States alone, whose crri enct should BE- ,x.L
mrd Dtfjie II purchase Is made.
10 Sec aucics l. : luI 4, on Further Security.
REGULAR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF BRANDRETrps
Fills N WAsliNuroN, oRAAGE AND oNLEAAs
A0NTPGL.iR, L. p. WALTON Z SONS
Montpelier North, Charles sibuy.
Albany, William lluy den.
Bauc, Dodst q; Keith.
Barton. Edwards d Mansfield.
BrUwnuston, Thomas Stewart.
Bruiutree East, A. ID. Larson & CO.
Bnokded, A. Cea'eland & Co.
Cheseu, Nuh.u q. II lie.
CUtiuih tasi, severance & Smith.
Craltshury, William T., Paddock,
Coventry Falls, +. lea, Gland.
Derby Centre, u Huhnun.
Derby Line, Goth, Rollins 81 Co.
Glover, inOns, tunurt Y Co.
lrashurgh, rliuy Dauow jr.
MiddleseX, farmers q Mechanics Co.
Mot-iuwn, Joseph sawyer
Aurshhtd, J l.. Carpenter.
Nrwbul,, T. q II Reyes.
Newport Phiuens luge.
Nouhheld, George /. Pierce & Co,
NUGhneld Bay Wee & White.
FlhinG"ld A. Z. Bancroft.
ROxlury, J.. y. SpIudmg.
Randolph, PhiI inder Perrin.
Randolph EAST y. 7. LroOks.
Randolph West, S b. Mann.
StrIffrrd Ro yHl Hatch.
stnf"rd, II rds x Rus,
Thetfurd Josiah Barnes.
Thetfurd NJ L. WNlker
TheIfoid, Asa Poor.
TOP, ham, NJ {, A. Bailey.
1oIshum, o. u. Watson
1unbridgc, Foster & Parshurst.
Troy NUtth, L. Nj. PIkhurst.
Troy South, Jacob Bates Il Co.
NetshiIe, II. T. Reyes.
Westheld, Ar Hitchcock.
Washington, H. f. Dickinson.
Nliamstowu L. 4 X. Ainsworth.
Wells River, ira White.
Wdi,sheid, Il * j. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William LardrlL
Warren, Cushuan & Flint.
W Waterbury, ilu'ehus, Gos- & Co. CS-9S
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VlCJOR Y,

CilE nonresident propreto of the of Victory in the
ouuty of ESSEX heehy notified that the
by said within the year next preceding tins dute remain
either whole in part unpaid, the following described
lands in said town, 10 wit:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20

NfiE Nonresident propreo of the town Of Govci, In tho
county OF OH ans h. rey nv,cd that the tx assess
ed w sid within tho year next preceding this c, AM
preceding the ain either in who5 VI il
part unpa on the following described Lands In said town, to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20

And much of said uds will no sol at public auction
dwelng-hOuse of Abel Camp, in said Elmore, the fr
Itutsdy OF October next at 10 o'clock, iocuoon shah be-
requisite to discharge said with costs, unless prcviou
pad ABEL. CAMP, Fist Constable.
Daied IS Fillmore, this 18th d.v Of AUGUST, A. 1871 E;v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20

COUGns, GOODS, a \ - Diseases UF
thu LUNGS.
fNARTERtS COMPOUND PULMONARY BAL
" SAM for sale b. Il p. WALTON AND SONS,
ttpI VI
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nUIIiliI Al.

ElE resident popeors Of the ofGuillhall in
county of ESSEX, hcrby notified that the
cd by said town within the preceding this date remain
either in whole unpaid the following described lands
in shid 20
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EI.NItIts j..

THE resident pr1preors Of the of Elmoe in the
County Of lamollle hereby notified that the
sussed by said within the year pr ccdng This date
main either ia whole part unpaid the following described
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sgseye .. a. AsFi'e(ty FER !iae avOrSt
of gsi5s,y0J.s

OF FalFlilOI'B .
DLEASE res Il Rev MI FullrituuS certificate and then
L hcm;-'A Juncs s;ir--A desire 10 benefit OH
induces send Tins testimonial IN '""Or Of your
DRuPs FOR huMoRs For thee Years past have been
afflicted with scrUul' us humUr which assumed the
hrelenug Appearance .uch bruat swelling o the
sides and hands large hare punches the neck aud
the armps accompanied with much soreness aud PAIN
TO such extent did the to produce appa'
drinry of thr ie IureS, my lungs became lra ed
eecual faculties bcuumbrd with the loss of the
Of smell ing. | consulted several skiul physicians
all pr onuuuced my disease incnrabe. have taken
bottle of dlcuc and need using The cord
aud 20 all appearance have eff "d perec and
bear of his appalling disease For
strength Of body and mind have returned and
sweillngs and bm ches have disappeared Tins is a
simple statement of facts, winch You Al bery
rs ynu choose. ii. FULLERTON.
Pembroke n. II, July 26, lS4l"
;UysA fresh supply Of TINS valuable medicine Just re-
< SONS Montpelier. VI
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And much o said lands will be sold at public auctionnt thu
school houses District No. i'm said Morgan the fstlurs
October uox O'Clock, afternoon, shall be requi
site discharge sud taxes with costs unless previously paid
REUEL COEB lst Constable
Dated NJ Moran. the 23d day of August lsi ~ 3w
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WOI,tCIE,

And much of said lands will be sold public the
Inn Of rcey iluchn, Jr in said Wolco the first Thurs
day OF October a 10 O'Clock forenoon shall be requisite
to discharge said t'y"s r"ioss previously p,ii.
GEORGE II. WHITNEY, first Constable.
Dated AZ Wulcot sitn ct August, 1874. Il 3w
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And much sud lnds WI be sold AZ Fulc Auciion ~
the dwelling house of Eli n d. Pride, in said Roxbuy, tn
m Thursday OF October next, O'Clock, A. shil
be requisite discharge ui with costs. uhless pre-
paid. ELIJAH b. PRIDE, First Constable
Dated ut RoNbuTy this 2jti day of Aug. lSii 77:3w
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Aud much of said Lands will be sold public auction the
dwelling house OF Horace Hubbard in said Gudha the frs
Thursday of October shall no requisite dchaTg
said taxes with costs.
Dated at Guildhal, this 23l day Of August 1874
~ GEORGE HUBBARD, Flr.t Constable,
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WALDEN.

TENlE nonresident proreors of the of Wulcn ia Tho
county Of Caledonia, hereby notified that the
osed by said town within the next preceding this date
remain either in whole In part unpaid the following de-
scrbod lands in said town, wit
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And 50 much Of said lands will hs sold at public aucton at the
dwelling houso of Lpuni Farm ston, in said Walden the
first Thursd of October O'clock IN the afternoon
shall be requisite discharge said with COSTS unless
previously paid. ISAAC PATTERSON, First Constable.
Dltcd at Walden, August 81 1874 II
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tlCr, "a Is "aGwHy. y. !.
1t his y ENGLAND OFhlcE ~ Hanover s.. BOS-
TON, (unly placr /" !$'s' n for The aenutne)
And by IN Ian llC0 a-"n The New England
States alone, whose crr u. encA should BE- .xal.
iu,d Dtpie purchase IS made
Il J. See athletes / IuI 4 On Further Security,
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Fer Iumors, S,roiua, rts, Ery,ipras, Sail Rheum,
scald Head, AMI all diseases islns from inquiry II
the Buud.
nOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
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superior Court-In Chamber..

Before Chief Justice Jones and Judge Oakley.
July 26.-THE MExIcANs IN New YoRK lillian Bey
trick Jose MsEspiro.-This a motion to reduce
The bail Of the defendant who ia commander ofthe Mex
steamer Guadalupe lying the drv dock fol
repairs who has been arrested under at the
suit Of the carpenter for OBTAINING his trunk forcbly
board-for assault. and for non payment Of wages. IN
support Of the motion, it contenaed that the com
panant had served ont his regular time and that he
entitled to his discharge; he also claimed the privileges
an American citizen.
The defence mp that the complainant bound
by the laws of Mexico in much he had bound him
self under that flag and the local authorities had cv
jurisdiction over foreign vessel or commander who
performing the duties Of his sovereign That the II
ernaona laws between friendly powers protected the
commander Of foreign armed vessel and that If the
complainant had claim he should seek his remedy from
the Mexican government and not from the commander.
Mr.. Nash the part of the complainant, commended
buck Mexico did appear from any documents which
the commanderfwas hound to show.
Mr. STEPHErs replied contendng that the laws of Mex
CO were binding the party and that the laws Of the
nted States could not interfere.
Mr.. MANCHEsrER, on the part OF the complainant con
tended that the Commander had power the
claimant That some Of the Mexicans, few days back
red at man in the river and shot him through the hal
and also lately seized cHrman, and confined him in irons
turing the night The Mexican laws may authorize sucl
conduct in the eyes OF the Mexicans, but it different
in the United States
Mr. STEPHENS and Mr.. WHITING replied In relation te
the alleged charges about firing and combining in irons
the matter could be easily explained and there
judicial enquiry on the subject
The case will come up again this forenoon.
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U. =. Circuit Court.


July 20 Wilder rs Rich 81 ais-In this case, argred
before His Honor ten days ago the following deci
sion was given. There several cases in which
application for an injunction to prohibit the defendant
making and selling fire proof safes made with plas
ter Of Paris Judge Belts has given elaborate opinion
refusing grant the injunction H. says in his opinion
that have bestowed good deal Of attention upon thu
case because of its importance to the immediate parties
and because other actions depending upon the
questions also. that the various points Of fact and Law
have been dscusse with great uness and ability by thu
respective counsel and consider the in the pro
per form and state for final decision, should iee pre-
pared to dispose of he questions which have been raise
for judgment The judge also says there i no intima
ton Of change of structure of the safe to adapt L
the application of plaster Of any mechanical pro
cess rendering the plaster specially adapted TO that
u is upon the proofs il asserted in the spe
cfcaon orby the bill TO be any thing else than taking
the ground plaster Of almost as sand
putting it wetted or dry between the sides Of
iron chest It becomes then solely question of law
whether such discovery be and that question
entirely far doubtful that court of equity wou,
withhold an injunction until the fact adjudcaed il
trial at law especially in the of patent
as this and where the plaintiff shows period boweve
shorty OF quiet under it,, Judge Belts accordngl,
decided that the application for injunction be denied
Counsel for plaintiff MIR Staples counsel for defen
dants, Mr.. John McKeon and Robt Emmett
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Literature, SC.

CHEMISTRY AS ExEMPLIFyINo THE WISDOM an
COP; BY Grorge Townes, Phi. D-Wley q Put
aam, New York.-A highly interesting and vaua-
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hundred guineas, awarded by the trustees Of the
Royal Institution of Great Britain in April last Il
Is most valuable addenda TO other works on this
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IS well got up at reasonable cost.
GoDEY's MAGAZINE AND LADY's Book, for Angus
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the namby ramby class it may amuse love-sick
madens OF some Is or IL years, and romantic
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Harper IL Brothers, New York Good, better,
hest, We have had the pleasure of saying OF thls
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the want OF that, all we can say Is, continue thus
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| VERPLANcKs SHAKsPEARE's PLAYS, No. 16.-The
notice OF the previous work will also, in gres
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aims the beginning OF that most beautiful OF Shaks-
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TheatricAla. &c.

Seton and Chppendale are drawing good houses
at the Baltimore Museum.
Rockwell and Stones Equestrian Company are
announced to appear in st. Johns N. B., on the
LIST Of August.
The Congo Melodists are performing at the Amo.
~ Hall, Boston.
Messrs Raymond " Co.'S Menagerie lie about to
be displayed az Buffalo.
Mr.. Cough is ecturing on temperance at Sara
toga
The Ethiopian Serenaders still remain at Sara.
'oga. The French Herculean Brothers are ais,
exhibiting there
The New Orleans Theatre is announced to open
FOR the fall season on the 1st of November next.
under the management Of Messrs. Mueller & Place
The lessees.
LADY MANAGES Miss Cushman, Of the Wal
nut st Theatre, Mes Clifton, OF the Chestnut II.
Philadep hia; Miss Duff, OF the Lexington; Mi,
Clarendon, OF the - Louis; Mira Svfon, of the
New Orlrans; Miss Nelson, OF the Louisville be.
tides some others whose names are not remember.
I'd.
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u1s- A FINE ARTICLE OF COLOGNE AND M
ported Bay Rum for sale very low at 81 Courtiandt street.
Quart bottles 80 cents.

NJ PRIVATE mkDlLAi. AiD.The members Of
he New York College o. Medicine and Pharmacy, in
eturning the public thanks Tor the liberal supper; tty
received in their efsrts to suppress nackery
leave to state that their particular attention continues
&C. be directed to all diseases OF private nature, and ION
great improvements lately made in the principal hos
,tais o. Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently otter 10 persons requiring medical asd adj
,aagss no; TO be met with in sny institution N thfs
ountry, either public private. The eataens % tho
soege IL such az TO insure and 10
tally different rom that practice running
the constitution with mercury, enj most leaving
disease much worse than the original Cas the incn
srF OF tae College .of Hany years connected with the
p-cips hospitals osEurope attends daily FOR ccrsultn
ton tom AM 30 PM
TeF1ns-AdvIca and medicine, 80 4 cure guaranteed
lHPoKrANr corrTEs lNvALiDs--Fsfsoas LIVING m
country and not finding it convenient TO attend per
IcnaiAy have forwarded to them chest ng
eli medicines requisite to perform apsrect cnre oy ssng
her case explicitly, together with all agrnons, tins OF
outraction and treatment received elsewhere ii any
NJ cnclcsing IS, past poid, addressed To
W. 8. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent.
Once sSt Consulting e he College, % Naasau
trest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-27

ACCIDENTS ON THE WArgR WI hin the last few
days, several accidents have taken place in the Bay
IN consequence Of the upsetting Of sailing and row
boats In one case, merchant IN South sire,
and two friends who were ont in boat were pr,
cipated into the water, aud would have perlsheo
had not The captain Of one cf The Staten Island fti.
~ boats rescued them. A day or two ago the head
waiter at the Hamilton House, and several of mis-
associates, met with similar accident, but fort,-
nat~y near The shore at the Quarantine Ground
HIS Two companions swan ashore, and he kel
himself from drowning by holding on 10 the boat
until he was taken off by one Of the boats which
went TO his aid.
Persons incapable Of undertaking with experl.
snced skill and judgment the management of sail
or row boats, ought on no account TO venture out
into the Bay. rae slightest change in the wind :
motion Of occupants OF the boat, may upset the frau
skff, and ftir out all may perish before assistance
can reach them.