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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

The increase in specie is than three times that in
the circulation And the assets have ncreased nearly
million than the liabilities. This is at all events
very safe extension. This increased movement in the
banks is produced by the great activity of business in
New Orleans. The coming forward OF the cotton crop
and the receipts of produce down the river called
into employ ment capital than before wanted
The increase in specie since February amounts 81 1884,
5Os and think that when the quarterly report for May
of our banks makes its appearance that it will be
that most of this amount received from this city The
of trade is rapidly bringing it back, and it will
hereafter be used to develope the this section
of the country until another requires the
circuit again The Banks Of New Orleans, when pro-
pery conducted have periodical expansions caused and
required by the immense business carried in that city,
in forwarding produce TO all parts of the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY l3-At market, $50 beef cattle, 10 pairs working
oxen, 30 sheep, and $50 swine.
Prces-Beet Cattle-A small advance was effected.
We quote lew extra SIS 75 first quality, So % so;
second quality 10 So; third quality, So rs so
Working Oxen-Sales at sos $40. Ss5 and 500.
Sheep-Sales from 81 25 to so We noticed the sale of
Ia beautiful cosset wethers for Sl36
Swine-Los to pedde SIC for sows and to 6sc for
barrows; old hogs II to SC. At retail from to 73c
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSApARITTA

THIS is Of the speedy and remedies for the
cure Of Gonnohca that has ever been introduced IL is
TO the palate aud grateful to the stomach and
taken, being the form of Ia are concen.
ate all the medicinal properties Of such remedies as re
found most speedily efcacous elects weak
ness whites aud all discharges from the passge Il
wholly vegetable compound, and like charm in pro
ducng immediate operation upon the part Affected En
directions accompany the medicine which may be at No
Ann street-Price 81
S-strangers who desire medical advice may consult DIR
Goyef conhdentially at his office Nc Ann all hous Of
the day and evening m7 2tsec
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From the National Intelligencer.,

PosTscRrrT.-La evening, after an Executive
session of several hours, the Senate removed the
Injunction OF secresy from the Treaty, and the Do
cuments accompanying it, for the annexation Of
Texas We have not of course, had any opportu-
nifty of examining these papers, but we learn orally
that. by a communication from the President yes
terday, the Senate was informed that he had order
ed a military force TO repair to the frontier Of Texas
to open communication with the President Of that
Republic and act as circumstances might require !;
and had also ordered naval force 10 Vera Cruz, TO
remain off that port and prevent any naval expedi-
ton of Mexico, il any smch should be attempted
from proceeding against Texas
Thus are the rumored " stipulations' with Texas,
referred to in our preceding remarks, confirmed,
and the extraordinary fact rendered certain, that
the President has, on his sole authority, taken
a friendly and unofendlng nation. We have not
time, at this late hour of the night, for further COM
ment on so extraordinary procedure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

On Wednesday morning. 14th inst at ~ O'clock at the
residence of her neice Mrs A. L. Aldwsrth Miss LETT
BAKER, Of Boston, Mass about 30 years Of age OF old
age.
On Tuesday l4th inst. in Kent Plains, HENRY P. REG
NIER, aged Is months and 10 days
Montreal papers will please copy.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall ssteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEy OF our News Fleet Report
OF the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed Vessels
Spoken on their passage List of their Cargo ard Fo
reign Newspapers News they have. He will board them
their arrival Agents and Correpone en
homo abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the Marine Intelligence they obtain
Information of kind will be kully
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RO-PECTuS
w E + X l. Y N f w 5 p A Pc R,
TO BE- ENTITLED

T@NVFHE I.
THE BOARD OF CONTROL of the Society OF the DIFF
fusion Of Truth Oft City of New York, being DESTROYS
ofpromuls atng the Gospel Of Our Lord Christ in its
fnness and Of ameo,a,ing the condition of fallen
thought wsdem establish paper IA this city, an advo-
and herald Of the faith of the hurch Christ Latter
Day SAINTS portion Of which, times will be devoted to
Agriculture, q. mmerce and Manufactures well the
toreign aud Domestic N-ws OF the day 1t will likewise
eJd advocate and defender of the Constitution Of the
cline which ba,t!sd for and NON by
patriotic ancestors The Arts and shall
elected Narratives Ske ches Biographies Moral ssays and
Poems, will also hnd place in the columns Of THE Pro
and life to Us columns
IERMS-THE PROPHET, will be Issued Saturday
mornng the 18th irsan imperial sheet No Spruce
street. New York aud will regular thereafter that
day at Ore Dollar per annun, invariably in advance.
0T-n Letters and Communications must be addressed
lpost paid TO THE PROPHET, No Spruce street, New
York By OF the Board
. 90 - q. Y. LEACH, President,
New YORK, Nav IL, lBit. mI7
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HAvANA-Bsrqus Byren-Nlsssrs + Jones' ID Boyd and
servant, L Hay of Boston,
BERNUpA-hrig Facon-Nliss Hinckenbottom Mis-, Tuck
err MT Cox of Alexandria, Messrs Smith, Gibbons. Robinson
and fucker.
MoBILE-Br sullivan-G Gallagher II D Bunker, and
five u steerage
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Married.
Died.

By the Rev. DR. Minor and the Rev Jno. M Smith
Mr. TOBIAS GRACE. to Miss T. B. CARROLL both Of this
city
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Newspapers to pay for 80 miles cent for 100 miles cent.
Mr. dana. of New York. from the same committee re-
ported in favor of reducing the postage uniform
cheap rate all over the country either or cents
Mr. FISH, of New York, reported Bill to reduce the
expenses of West Point Academy
MIR PARMENrKR, made report relative the explosion
on board the Princeton the committee condemn the prsc
oe Of using these big guns and say that all the ordinance
officers Of the army and have condemned these guns
Mr. C. j. INcERsoLL, from the committee foreign az
fairs reported resolution instructng the President OF
the United States rcscind the existing treaty sipua
tons between the United States and the Hanse
Denmark sc as il be done without positive
either OF the parties concerned in these treaty
stipulations.
The expenditures of the department since 1870
MIR. PRArr of New York, chairman Of the Statistical
committee reported most excellent and valuable resou
ton creating bureau OF statistics In the Treasury De
parment by transferring all the idle and unemp0y ed clerks
IRON the other departments to the Bureau Of Statistics
and require the Secretary to every LIST Monday in
January This was read three times and passed right
through the House in three minutes being universally ap
proved.
MIR SAUNDERS moved reprint the report Of the fracas
between White and Rathbun account OF the numerous
errors made in printing the testimony. This the very
consistent House who have to try these men, refused to
have done-9I to 10
Mr. WALLER moved to pay $3.50 to Mr. Writ, the House
Waterman, who shot nc cdentaly by VIM. g. Moore.
Carried.
Mr. CAMPBELL tried to induce the House again to sus-
pend the rules, and take up the Bill to the charter
of the District Banks. Lost-69 to liz
Mr. HOLMES moved that the House ourn for two days
down the summer mats, which is always done. The
House refused, 80 to ll2
The Bill to pay the Vermont militia for services the
last read twice
Several Senate Bills read twice and referred.
The Bill to hold the Election of President and Vice
President on one day all over the Union then called
mp.
MIR. IIsMLiS said few words in favor of the Bill
MIR. McCULLoM called the previous question
There was no quorum here call oil the House
Only 50 answered TO their many have gone to
the races 70 are absent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

-EMBRAcERY After Judge Parsons had charged
the Grand July yesterday, upon the subject OF the
late riots Col c. j. Jack, who was one OF he .peake"
OF the Native American meeting at the washington mar
ke in Kensing,on on Tuesday afternoon, the 7th inst.
sent letter to the Grand Inquest commenting upon the
the cgal duties of the Jury in the premises The
communic alton was Immediately transmitted to the court,
when Judge Parsons sent for Mr. Jack and after address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
House OF Representatives.
W.surNcroN M.v1 TX 10

The journal was read
Mr.. DELLET presented strong memorial in favor
of the annexation of Texas, from the people OF Mo-
bile Printed.
Mr. M'KAY moved to go into Committee of the
Whole and take up the annual appropriation bills.
The session was late-in two or three weeks the
House will adjourn, and 1t time to get at these
bills
There was then loud call for the orders OF the
day, so great as to induce Mr.. MKay to withdraw
his motion.
The Committees called on for reports.
Mr.. McCLELLANp from the Committee on Com
merce reported amendment to bill for remis-
sion of duties rail road iron.
Several other bills were reported from the same
Committee.
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.
Mr.. HOPKINS, from the Post Office Committee,
made report in favor ola reduction of posfdge. He
said he should report bill to the same effect to-
morrow.
The rates are to be reduced as folIows:-
Where we now pay 81 to pay cents.
l2f 10
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PERPETUAL FAIR.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PERPETUA l. FAi n.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street
Opposite the Astor House.
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At hapast o'clock afternoon, and evening
The GIANT AND GiANTESS!! the tive greatest won
des of the be from o'clock A. NJ till from
till half-past5 and from till 10.
week oniy With the 4kPaE%% FAM 81 Ve p sG
all musicians of the first class
Mr. WINCHELL, the inimitable Drollerst; Mr. VIM.
COLE, the ContoItionist Mr.. LYNCH; LA PETITE
CERITO; the DOGBlLLY; and others.
A Beautiful Collection OF Wax Figures.
The GPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller. may be private
Iy consulted at all hours of the day md evening.
Tickets % cents-children years ifk Tws
tyve cents ext for prvs. consultations wiki the Gpsey
Queen.
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Foreign lmportatIons

FO10lKh ImIlOrt2tIOnE
HAVANA Rochee-l956 boxes sugar box segers
Crook.
NBUvTAsBrg Mazeppa-35O hhds II 10 Ibis moasses
to Holt 4 Owen.
CARDENAs-Brig w Huntngtsn-2Ol hhJs 81 tres bbls
molasses to G Thurson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
WashlngtOn.
Correspondence of the HERALD

WASHINGTON, May ID, 1874.
Inc general topic OF remark, this morning, ID the
new-yet acknowledgements of the Globe,
which now comes out in favor of annexation, in
consequence OF discovering that that s'arnistice'
all vanished into thin air. Blair saws. if what l
published is fact, ne shall go for immediate an
nexaton, and "maintain" the position Nous per-
r0as.
The rumor about the capitol, this morning, is
that the Hon. Chesselden Ellis, Of New York, has
consented to run upon President Tyler's ticket as
Vice President. He is said TO be Intimately ac-
quainted with the views and principles OF my son
Bob"
Persica's statue of Columbus uncovered this
morning, preparatory to being elevated TO its Pedes
tai, which is TO be done to-day IT is regarded as
very beautiful, and far superior to Greenoush's
statue OF Washington
The "encampment," which you may see noticed,
was very small potatoes Before you could say they
had pitched their tents, they had struck them.
There were only some eighty or ninety in all.
The races are now coming off. | find II imFossl-
Bile To attend them, is il worth WHILE for il is
small afiair-no crack horses, nor fashionable at
tendance
You see the Senate has gone to work in earnest.
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MONEY MARKET.
Thurstlay, May 1913 r. NJ.

Stocks were shaking to-day in the wind. Some advanc
ed and declined and very few remained firm at last
quotations sonington fell off II per cent Long Island
/ Mohawk Norwich and Worcester ! Canton Co
advanced u Illinois Harlem l Paterson, New Jer-
sey Ohio and Kentucky Us closed firm at yesterday pr
ces The sales not very large but the movements
in Wall street indicate another advance.
An Official notice Of the Treasury Department dated
the 18th inst notifies the claimants Of the Mexican In
demniy who have applied to receive the
on their certificates at Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore, that they may present them for payment or
after the goth inst at the Merchants Bank Boston, Bank
OF America, New York. Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia
Arcade Bank Baltimore, at the Bank of the Metropo-
lis. Washington. The amount to be distributed is
Sl354st 49, and equivalent to ~ 100 cent on the
respective aw ards.
Receipts of the Western Railroad for the week ending
May 18th lsa3. ls44.
Passengers. 524s S66Sl
Freights &C.. .'ooz Ssoo3
Sl2325 $i6,4s6
Exports Oi Domestics from Boston for the week ending
= May nth -
10 west 40 40 do.
To South America. 100 do.
TOTAL. 800 bales
Exports from New York from LIST to l4h May 575 bales
Receipts OF the Housatonic Railroad for April 1874:
passengers .'''...."'.. 1881 50
freight 7,0l5 81
Nla. 32S 70
$lOl76 81
During the close of navigation the Hudson River,
the travel between this city and Albany almost entirely
confnedt to this road The river did open this year
till April 18TH consequently the passengers and freight
passing north, must have taken this route This has
sweled the receipts for the time The Union Mutual In
Company Of Philadelphia has declared dividend
OF twenty dollars per share the capital stock payable
and after the 22d inst.
UTICA SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
Receipts OF the Utica and Schenectady Railroad for the
first four months Of ls44 -
January to May, 1913. SAC. l0s AZ
DO DO 1874. 59,763 SO
Excess in favor oflS44. -. .$l3, 65b SO
There has been an increase in every month, that of
April being the largest per cent in consequence of the
opening of navigation and increase of travel The in
crease for the four months than twentyfv per
cent The act lately passed allowing this road carry
freight during the close Of navigation the canal will
still further increase the receipts of the company
improve the value of the stock which has already
vanced several per cent since the bill became law The
great increase Of trade this year has heen harvest for
the Rsilroad Companies the returns clearly show All
the roads running through this State very pros
porous condition, and the law above alluded to-
nection with the Schenectady road will have the
beneficial influences the whole line from Albany 10
Buffalo.
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N + A PO IL TAN BON N E 7
MA MIRA CTORY

IN THE LADIES respectfully informed that this
beautiful article produced the
- fiction at the mandatory, No. 1893 BOwERY. UP
STAIRS, where they sold both wholesale and retail
the lowest prices large hand to select from.
Merchants aud Milliners supplied the best
M 2wjss m
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WASHINGTON. 18th Nav. 1874.

have nothing TO add this evening, except to say
that the Senate have had very long Executive
session, in which they have done great deed
they have removed the Injunction of secrecy upon
the publication of the Treaty and documents! So
now the public will get them. They have had
great deaf of talk, but nearly as can ascertain
it amounts to nothing at all. S. B.
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,1omestIc Importnt,on,

MoBME-prg Sullivan-252 bales cotton Bogsrt u Knee.
and-44 Burt * Johnston-205 n Colt coo Cox An.
desonl0z Rossier. Coo Sturgess Ciearman-3l
Spoford Tieston & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

ITO SHAVE EAsY-A celebratedjwriter ma, deGoed ma
70 be shaving animal Tbi, i, doubtless true, Ear as
relates TO civilized maI but cviz,d cannot shave with
and he cannot keep his good order without
astrop We would therefore, Just gently hint readers
la, whstood the et Of time having bef,e the public
than and IL M
pefo giving that desirable keen edge good razor
rsndrs shaving operation that may be pienty
Boston Mer. Jour
Rousse Almond Cream for shaving superior article
received aud for sale O. Saunders and
ctarer of The Metallic Tablet Razor sop 1863 Broadway
mI7 cd
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n UWARFT
THREE INCHES SHORTER AND AS OLD AS
RAYMOND Il WEEKS
CIR ND e " Il G E RTE,

CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BOWERY.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
MESSRS RAYMOND 4 W EKS respectfully INFORM
1l the citizens Of New York. who lheraly paronzed
their splendid and ov'r.6ed exhibition Of Wild animals last
that they this dv their Grand Menag the
of Eighth scet and Bowey, accessible ~ nsusse,
and stages and bat few mnu walk from the GENITAL
of the city The Caravan has had and curl
anna added to their previous collection and stand
cmpet!in with similar establishment in Europe Hour,
o exhibition from 10 to IT, to and to 10 the evening
Herr Dresbach WILL usual exhibit those instances Of
dcipne the wilde savages Of the forest that
have rendered his reput, impe shable. mis- lwrc
THE GALLERY OE PAINTINGS AT CLINTON
Hall, imnored with the intention Of commencing Ma
tona Gallery for the and students of New York
offered for sale all and Of
II considered useeBs To mention anything IN favor OF
Inc different paintings which this collection the
public and the press having too frequently spoken Of il N
opened for public inspection day and the painting will
be sold at public ancton Wednesday the 22d of May
O'Clock A. Special the saloon reserved for the
ladiex. Admission free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

SEGARS-;HA HOUSE, l2 BEEKMAN
5t-Don Julian de Rvas Of Havana invite. the lovers of
from the four Of Wall and Pearl give trial 10
the fragrant and sefpung he has had his broth
err Don F. These under the brand If Figaro the
Of the and calculated bring the above
all other brands. PENA RiVAS, Jr Sole Agents,
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FORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL.
Cleared,

SUN 43 MOON ey 10
7 10 HIGH q
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
BrOadyyav re he (itv Hal

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
MR. n p RENNEr opposite the o,tY hnsiNlAGrR
OF SAINT MICHAEL'S CHURCH
BY FIRE,
During the disturbances PHILADELPHIA taken upon the
by eminent Artist engaged expressly for the
This thrilling aud portrayed with the most
startling truth and deky. 1t is desecratinn that be
depored by person TIE
INK the mourniu and melancholy catastrophe painted
hundreds Of feet OF and viewed through
glass OF such magGGg render each
object the the spectator equal the
original.
Il DWARFt
THREE INCHES SHORTER! AND AS OLD AS
TOM THUMB !!
A GIANTESS. NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH;
AND EIGHT PERFORMERS
Mrs. PHILLIPS, the charming songstress; Mr. ASHWICK
,hs much ad%'rsd vosa,t: The GREAT WESTERN Mrs
CELESTE, the graceful Danseuse, and Mr. W. COMO
YER, the celebrated Comic Singer.
The MelOdeon that plays variety of brilliant Oveures
Half Million of Curioses Grand Splendid
Picture Gallery containing all the celebrated characters during
the Revolution
Afternoon Entertainment on "wednesday asd Saturday at
O'Clock Performance in the Lecture Room
3 O'Clock in the evening. mis-
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DARLOR ORGAN "A beautifully soft and delicate toned
finger Organ, handsome csse, with silk 'front.' recently
made TO order by Mr. Jardne Of the bei seasoned materials
ana warranted " III be sold consequence Of
hav further for To fond OF
the Instrument the above confidently recommended from
its construction keeps easily
moved Can readily aud without expense made
suficently powerful Tor small church. Can be
plying at 1903 Sprng street mil III re
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY.
'I'HE EOLIOWING is the statement of Capt RICHARD
YATEs In ,he y 1872 was taken with liberation.
N nv legs and made Application ply stefan who prescribed
for me- bnt he disease continued to increased now
show itself call another physician. under whose
remained for several months At this the ulc
became extensive legs and painfully
tracted that eed crutches applied other
physicians bat with better Bv this
tons gained so rapidly that cor ned bed giving
up all hopes OF being cured This the winter OF
1913 then tired the Indian doctors and all the adv rtised
nosfrums but with beneficial result At sBg
stage Of acciden ally became acquainted with
Geman physician Dr. Joseph H.ne, who resides :. No
20 Duane Cha ham The m-dicne this gentleman
scbed for proved mmed ately eicacous the pain
bones bgsn subsde the alterations began heal
limb, began to gain rensh aud for the frat time twelve
months was enabled to place my iee the ground with
The that they would sustain the weight of my tenu-
body Tins truly astonishing revolution
had been produced in the .hoof eriod months the
tire had first take Dr. Joseph He'Ies iptons
Iii possble for describe what suffered be-
side the disease the hands of quacks
oudse seriously caution the public against them
telling ofjuitce the public aud the client physcin
under wnoss care have obtained zeal has uced
to make this acknow ledgment Those Who with
nding at 81 South Maid Lon. aud
South. CAPT RICHARD YATES
B-Dr. Henes office 20 Duane street Chatham
nil Inn
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THE FINE ARTS.
NOW EXHIBITING at the late APOLLO GALLERY,
~ of Broadway and Chamhe (entrance in
Climbers coec lion of OginaOii Paintings per
feet order Those have the first galleries Of Europe
pronounce this collection to be equal hes have
Abundance, IS cents, catalok included mil lw@ec
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"CARDs OF THEN AGI."

IMPROVED EDlTION-The universal favor these curious
Cards have found At all hands and rapid they hsvs
always met with have rendered necessary another
sIge edition which Is much improved and ready
Tbsyare the most and
ceved Of and will ia reality enable to discover name
any lady and find any persons ag.
Boob sellers the trade supplied very liberal
Orders from abroad can be now rrompty hed.
Priceln Is Gilt trick cases.
cards, 371t cents.
WOODWORTHS, LATE BONAFANTI,S
NIL tsTe Fancy stoEe 32j Broadway, the Hospital
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V'HORN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COBAIBA
AND SARSAPAkllLA possess few advantages not
enjoyed by any other medicine for the of all sexual d
seases aud which with enlightened public render
assuredly highly popular desd.mum long sought for
the medical world It needs confinement change Of
diet ln its approved FORM that of paste, 1t " entirely taste
less and causes 20 unpleasant sensation to the; atent
IL has acquired the utmost nma in almost Of Eu
roe has been examined approved Of and iconed by the
fcuy Of medic aud recommended by the eminent of
the profession Prepared by B. ThOrne, chemist London
and Tor sale whoIessl and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, 2G6 Greenwich st,
corner Of Warren street
Also at Park Row and 58l Broadway 1888 Broad way $50
Brcad rper ot lrsrs rect. n3 2ySi n