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Foreign Innportntions.

VERA CRuz-Bark Anahuac-74 bales mdze 30 tons log.
Coia bsls s. ndss $40 dollars Meyer stusEs2
DO, Pavensedt5 bales Winteho Piper Ksrcke-22 do
Henschen Unkhart5O dollars, T. H Lacombe-3OOO do A
Patuo-95 do Lavala2O6 do, Heckscher Coster-2OO0
Do, del hays-looo Q 4 schumacker-lsa2 Harmony
Mepnews Co-6ss Juan de Ia Granja-36l yernos Co
PoRr Az PRINcE-Scr Joy-ls bag. coffee 7 Curwana-l2
do johnson Broher26 Lawrence Hill-i Condit Noble
copper RossaiD 80
MARsELLEs-Brig Henrco IS cases Hone-aoi bxs SOAP
bdls mdze $50 bx p bae' Michel2 bales CHI ibis 10
20o bxs cases Belangel Bubsge Hunter-l00 baskets
bales Bs-l00 boxes Augue 200 boxes Lawrence Iheps
aOo DO u cases Brushaught Chum60 b1s Agman c,T
cks 40 bales to order.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Oct Is The tremendous gale we experienc-
ed here on the 4th and 9th inst has destroyed nearly all
the new coffee cropthe damage done TO the coming crop
OF sugar Is not so great at rst apprehended If
the weather be favorable henceforward there will be
lair crop Our market for produce has remained very in
active for timethe high prices of sugar have pre
vented operations. Whites log rls; yeliows 81 ais
browns u rs but holders, it is generally thought
must submit to decline in these rates. before any opera
uon OF Importance can take place Moasses rs no
chance OF decline Provisions continue to sell we'll
sales l03 The Haynes cargo not yet sold
l2t - -' =
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Died.

On Friday morning, LIST inst. Mrs ELIZABETH CoLor,
and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of her son.
John r. Colon, and James l. Stratton are res
pectfnlly requested to attend her funeral az
ernoon at Il o'clock from her late residence Dsla-
cy street
:, On board the barque Anahuac, her passage from
Vera Cruz to this port, r. BooNE
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sas..tsl nssharls: sEs slSs u Slsssu srh ssaI lsic
Ssi. per day soH h sss
boT.-Phil Gaz, Oct. 81.
sisf a.. q. ss s v. i {.
beautiful a model and Is owIed BY Edmund Allen
Eh.s d'h s. qadsl sPm%snd Gapaa
within mouths and 20 days. and aggregate Of 2oO
Spoken.
oound TO jamaica lsth ult LAT TO- H. Ion -by
HsIodoa from nY Prsvnceowu io,h ut la, H. M Ion ss-by
Caroline, from Philadelphia. sst ut Ass a. Ion ss-by
Van Buren, days from Rhode Isaad for Key West. (no
d' s.sss e. Sbsdis for F.y. soA u Ia. 80 lon 8 80
VIII Tsr lSs q fi1 6oaSay buyslk, and ;ss
Monsoon, II ds I'm Norlean, Cor Glasgow 2oth lat s 90
BEpr3Rs Ger s-Ar Rsbscea Sims. Ray I'm Pacific
on Tis Kh o lao COO SS bis W. and o
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aiIfs sa%Ss' & sa's% put to
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dSs, e 1899 ss'i t E Fl ss !iy H.
from III ss&iss ssD' q e h 81 ss q
Ss S, amy Nay isy saas%
q 3sa 1ss "a S s Rich
The Charles and James Maury cruise July and
d o o" hes weeks before dc ems ns 2S o
WARnEs r. ocsa-AT Triton, Saunders Pacific Deem
aas ID ays S yo Il ee Mh 1850 Do AZ Tahiti
home il about 70 d,' sgc.s Sept s A6Sh Banks
ss. had 1000
ebis o., al No Janeiro CAROLINE Of Greeapor 1900 VIII; Sept
+ Fe%%sa$ from n Ss g
inst osSs would n
ed there.
uas q; sophia I'm Fcana d DE- D'''''a IN An''''
f. @ n
cs through Turks and Passage ." % 'HT o :"
Lake Ports.
ball. Toeas W 4f .aa sn Ts.ss KIM
Es.;. 6s Rsy. T si T.S Ss Ss
FS 'ss Nsss Ss5 Texas Ts"Ss.
Home Portn.
BANGOR, Oct 23-An. Arixene, HERMAN from Bermuda
NrypgRyroR!, Oct so-sshr Baltic, wen. down to shin
Hannah Sprayed Yesterday The ship perfectly tight and
Il SSs &c sI- M Ss SNOW NYoa for III.
Sandwich Islands Catslpa poane nhars,on ah liar
easi sss
bss sw'fd s1fs' esssa s Gel
$' rs? sss* s:t
Si SS $s.I
isi sa9fs ss'
R.s NGEoh Porto ri Rcq Parker Bsngor Dover rask
Assda OTIS onsseo and washagon so1sia Nary
Ss sA sssIEi %fs sss.ss
RRss NYoI Mercy SIss% %iS nor
fs s'Sss ys ss% HnsVa
EpaARTowN, Oct y-Arr Sierra Masters, NYors for Wind
%; 3 Lawrence Randall do DO; pcesse Haskell Nyors
E H9s ct SsoHs rs.sa
Diamond Price DO for Camden; Providence Douglas P5ovd
E1abe asn sasR ali
6s heI2y SSa as
Se 70 Of f :sh s 10 m yss s
s sose seim Ss,s assaV Vim
M 5STiiisna t1 Ea Ryan, wheasn
BRisro DC. Rpst Mill. DaPIng Matanu,. Re
sS mast ' and
on on, a. r8Saguee seaman named Aa,oss fell from The bow
hoss and bur had
md yss os Ss1 Sfss MAIL Lss %an
smith smith Superior Rogers Aibany-sld Wright
Thomas l;sa,s ih and Turks s%d lsS Plato Ho%,
Abm roSn DAVIS Pawiucke; Judge Hiish,ocs, Hathaway
esaeSD Oct sssS '' CRAM S and Susan Lpd
Wg Corling, Salem Willow, shib'ls, and Union. Ryder
GaAslF.ros, Oct asln the eins sw ship--cId Ocean,
MoHilr Del sAr H Howard ' H hSssn, Gen Green
cSrss asd Henry psaassn;f, Bsswsk Havana.
ysrpoo Naha9, fead GbrsIisr 41 saiisn9, Dennis
p John ss s.a HH Dasa H
Hammond NYork; Naraganse Desebecho. Boston; Isaac
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Donests, I,nuoy.t.t,on,

Championship Souhport-Gl3 bales cotton L Palmer
28, Henard Co-37 De Pnyster Whitmarsh-g5 Victor
D DurkEtsLiao Cot Co-es g C9ins-so stacey
237 hides, M Clyde-5O bbls -four G Anderson Cos
bbls ale Eggleston Putnam CO.
C1ARLEsroN-Brig Caroline-l6i bales Victor &
DackuT.h-5S Latfan-lla Renard Color Cahoone Kin
Robinson Co26 Shopler-l box trunk Henry Colts Bis
lids iron box copper fe hlannl pkgs mdze lids iron
Mr. Sticieael box mdze Lee Brewster-I Henry Flrr-
Mease-2 Smith Mills W. Miller--i Fe ,ring fall
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has Illinois Bk M So shas Read;oy Rp
Y < Erie RR ssL Is Nor I Wore RR
New Stock EXCHANGE.

SALEs OF SrocKs-BosToN, Der 81
Erchanse Board.-50 shares Long Island RR 62f; do
Boston and Lowell RR % per adv, rs Reading RR
nl5 ~; 100 do u; Boston end Maine RR new 1861; ID
Western RR 90t 80 do s02 90 do 9Ol 100 do b3O sOi
- Norwich an Worcester RR. s3i lal do $50 $50; 10
do, $50; 80 do, b30, "a; rs do, SAL
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salance n Treasury ls Monday Of Oct ls44 s4s2s2
The debt of this state ID small and its financial cond
ion 50 prosperous that its stock is in demand in this
market and sells at four per cent above par In relation
% the interest above the Bank Of Tennessee
relied upon by the state for the amount except for the
bonds issued to the Union Bank and small amount Of the
interest Of the per cent Improvement bonds The aggre
Gate value Of psy in the state a4o
We annex table showing the condition Of the Banks
II Vermont in August last.
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Nsw Yesk, Oth q, 1874,

attention has been to an article In your paper Of
Nv headed Meeting Of French Citizens Last Night
e. ne tone given e that article entirely varsnce with
ieSng and Intentions desire be allowed explain
attended that meeting company with few friends Of
under the expectation that the might
coming ltica contest 70 be discussed in frank and
neuitAed manner without ia compromising
Intentions 80 Car these expectations being realized
sy persuaded that the partisan tone gives g that
intention; are entirely with those Of the
beg Leave through your pspsr hus publicly to
which was doing owing the confusion
that prevailed. Yours, respectfully, -
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FOOT KACE FUr GIAOO.
Fourteen Hundred Dollars will be paid for rvo. Race tn
take place the BEACON COURSE, Hoboken. opposite
New York, the 18th of November weather permitting
foiows- -
$1,000 for miles 500 the first $3.50 the second
$50 10 the third SIS the fourth and SIS to the fifth
Also $500 for foot three mes$i50 the first and
$50 to the second in the race.
entries q be made or before the It'll November
those living distance than 300 miles the city
Of New York Such persons have the privilege Of entering
Saturday previous the Entrances S. which
r. Smith, Park Row. ~
The following have entered their
ten mile John Gderssve the winner Of the
also John Barlow and Thomas Greenhash being two Pc
destrsns late from also three others who were in the
st race Steep Rock John Ross the Indian from Buffalo,
is expected.
The Of three miles will take place two o'clock precise.
y--and the ten mile three o'clock
o30 iwsrc q. =. BROWNING, Proprietor.
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CENTREvILLE CoURSE-TROTTING.

Thursday, November 7th at o'clock, n M, precisely
Match Tor 5000 two mile heats in wagons.
fieniy Jones names ST.. K. Tom Moody.
fhiilip Webber names br, m, Lady Washington
tuesday Novemb.r 9TH d2 o'clock, F. NJ precisely
Purse $780, ten miles harness. The following horses are
tersd:- ~
Cornelius y Berthe enters. &. Sir Charles.
fhillip Webber 49,. >. br. IN. Lady Washington.
John vanornam, OF East Troy. biz. IN. Troy.
Geo. Ferguson, Of Albany. :. :. . b. m Fanny jerks
ne lizzie - - $500
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31IP BUILDING Is increasing In st. Johns N b.
OhS few days ago, ship OF 800 tons burden was
launched II is however, fact, that one farm recsimed
from the forest conducive 70 the pros
pery Of the Province than half dozen ships consigned
TO me pillows and bufstingsof the Industry ap-
duces to the advancement of such countrv - New
Brunswick than when applied to any other purpose That
PROVINCE aoonnds with immense tracts Of auvial lands
and extensive ranges Of fine fertile upland which if pro-
pry Improved would render far superior to any of the
New England States in agricultural resources
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Passengers Arrived.

VERA CRUz-Barque Anahuac-Egisto Ricci and lady, An
TOME Tomas Geo 3 Wrigh John r. Dusenbeny, D
CHARLEsros-ship Southport-Mrs Ross, and MIR II
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: NAvAL--Letters have been received from the
United States ship Macedonian, Com. Perry. Of the
date Of I'd experimentation all wel-at Palmas Island Of
Grand Canary. The ship was bound TO the Cape de
Verbs, to meet the U. brig Truxton.
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AUCTION SALES.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, PLATED9" i WARE, FANCY
w GOODS &c.-JACOB ). PLATT will sell This Day.
at 10 O'clock the Auction Room, Ne 20 Patt Of
Gold St. large Of Gold and Silver Watches; Eng
iish and American ewery, &c. Also Plated Ware An
VOICE Ct Ich plated ware consisting Of Revolving Casters
Cake Baskets, Candlestcas Walters, &c. being goods
Just anded Also Fancy Goods, comprising general
nent Also, fine Japanned Tea Trays and Waters Terms
SIX months for Que hundred dol aud upwards NJ t.uc
AUCTION NOTiCE.--THlS DAY.
ARGE SALE Of Superior Second Hand and New Furni-
- uTe Of all descriptions; Stoves. Kitchen Utensils Sc
Also by virtue OF mortgage, splendid Piano Forte and
quantity OF Furniture small Groceries,
Cigars and numerous other goods Also trunks Of excel
lent CIothing-at 1924 o'clock, at u Spruce street.
ne IT. THOs BELL, AuctloneeT.
GEO Is. ROLLINS, Auctioneer
DUTCH BULBOUS FLUWER ROOTS AT AUCTION
- This Day 2d November, i0 At IVA O'Clock, at the Sales
Room No, II Brad Bulbous Roots Two yeryehoic
from Amsterdam from the well known house Of DLalge
Sons arem in Holland, comprising the usual Of
yacinhs, Tulips, Narcssus Annemones kanuncules Cro-
Gus, &c. &C. Also 10 bbls African Suano ier sale IN lots
suit purchasers. WILKINS Il ROLLINs
NJ ltFrc
pEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE, BEDDING,
Sc-H. +. WILLARD will seli THIS Morning, At lon
O'Clock, without aud whatever be the Of the
weather. al the Furniture the Stole 1901 Broadway
corner Of Duane street. including Mahogany and full French
and Maple Lhai; II SoIs vaous fashionable styles Mar
e top Centre and Pier Tables; Dyans Marble and plain
Bureaus and ncosed Washstands Wardrobe; Sdebca ard;
&c Bedding Also the balance stock Of excellent double and
single Hair Maasses Feather Beds Bosefs aud Pillows
Palasses, &C., from manufacturer closing his business
M ltsm
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MgsDea n KesfueEy. The l.ouisyIIIe Jor,nsI

fa;es that John Porter, merchant az Stephepsbure.
kentucky, about ten miles from Ezsbethtown was muir
nered on Wednesday la by Marquis B. Brown consts.
bic Two or three weeks previous Porters house as
entered by means oil false keys and his desk robbed Of
$500. Brown suspected Of the theft and dav was
liked for his examination before the magisrste Before
the took place. Brown met Porter shot him.
and then Tell upon him and cut him shockingly with
kne silng him on the spot Brown Immediately noun.
tfd ms horse end fed He about rs years old dark
skanned feet 10 inches high raw-boned weighs about
high cheek bones. --' 49,
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Morris Canal-Its Facilities and Cana.
btes-In moned article Of the 3Oh instant Won
into discussion Of the coal trade In the following form and
drawn comparisons -
The Morris canal has competitors to cope with in
the transportation Of coal from the mines Of the
Ran Canals the freight which, according to the closest
nal annex statements showing the freight on coal
Of the rate on the Morris ~
ExPENsE OF TRANsPoRrING Coal FROM MAucH CHUNK
TO NEW YORK ny THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN
CANAL
Fregh Tolls from NJ Chunk to Easton 46L 46 2S0O
IL oiis on uei Lanai per ton II 2000
l2e tons, will be on coal per ton ..... 90 8sloo
;, lss miles az mills per mile. 81 solOo
lois on Del. & haritan ..:..:. ........ 80
Iowase from M BRUNSWICK to N. Y.
Total expense from M. Chunk to N York Il ga 81Oo
By Norris Canal.
Tolls from NJ. Chunk to Easfon 4614 m. 46 25.lO0
Freight from NJ. Chunk to Jersey City
H3'4 miles, at mills. =. ....... lI8 60-IOO
- $l.64 85loo
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen New
- York and vicinity that he ha. arrived for the Of
~ The highest circles Of European and American society
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston,
port where his style thu admiration Of public
ind the marked approval of fashionable community
Among others, Mons X proposes that known
dance La POLkAthe Quadrilles with origns music
The valse DE- Deur Pas-the Maxourkanew Cotions-nsw
Galopr~, and all American Dances,
Mons. r. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY n
Musician The instruction will be given the French. Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged li3 Broadway OF Lspsnard
street formerly the New York Lyceum srcy private cool
aud aryfor the accommodation of Ladies aud
The Polka and the Quadrls. present danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught
o. twelve lessons the Mazouka All others twenty.
four lessons.
For further particulars, inqnire Of MONS KORPoNAY,m
his residence ~ Chambers street
TtRm:-Class Lessons from to 7, to O. and daily
Sir lessons fG-twelve lessons $40 and quarter, SIS
Private LessonsI lessons So twelve Lessons Sla quar-.
ter $40
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acsd.
eines. &c, nc. Oh
Mr. HENRY PHILLlPs-Ths smallest Grand Piaaofors
M made brought c'n England by this eesbvate1
salst, now 70 be sold and BE- the Raaoforss
oil1c
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Correspondence or the Herald.

correspondence or the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE,
NEwPoRT, Oct 20, I8ti.S
Arr Eudors Brown Fall River for NYork Carroll Kelley
Providence for NYok Patriot Allen Harwich do; yg.
lant Providence for NYok Oscar Taunton for do Bristol
23d Martha Davenport from the Pacific, with 1850 bbls
sperm oil Egeemet, Sawyer, Machas for NYork Caroline,
bliven Somerset for Norfolk Miami, Tucker, from New
York: Hamlet, do for Providence.
miscellaneous Record.
Packet SHIP VERONA for London, will sail this dayIa
IL o'clock.
BRG VrrTRosA from Boston for Natanzas lost on the BIZ
mn Islands in the late hurricane insured Yin Boston
sorted cago glassware lard fish, candles potatoes shocks,
sc shipped by different and valued about Si2000
mostly Brig Partridge Of Bath which
put Nassau dsmasted had suffered but little damage
her hull, but had thrown part Of her deck load
Accounts from Cardsnas Robt Mills Bristol, RI state
ported wrecked went ashore but got on without much da-
mage, and sail soon for Portland.
ANOTHER NEW SHrr-A short time since gave
count OF ship Saraaac Of 800 tons built for the
Cope Line Lvsp9o Packets We have the pleasure Of
announcing that anothe. nerio ship be added hs
ing for VIM fa oo hp II se ,oas bur-.
then intended for the China trade Sh built of Delaware
oak and oak and ocgstengh deck 10 feet breadth
orecaste All the tmbers aud knees have beea carefully
ected aud the workmanship Throughout shed equal
work Copper bolts and copper fstenngs alone used
Her bows sharp the lines GRACEFUL and the whole model
pronounced by competent judges 10 be exceedingly beautiful
she Is expected to be fast sailer.
new Baque building at the ship yard by Mir Ha
mitt for John Dae Brothers, which will also be beau
fu and well finished vessel.
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A letter received from Mr. Champin of Orient L. L.
states that Dr. Shermans Lozengcs performing wonders
the people, and that tbs demand increasing every day.
IN many where the Camphor Lozenges have
for headache and Affections they have produced
d,ate cures and the Worm Lozenges have eadcs.ed
for large supply and that they have failed
satisfaction How there who suffering and who
could find relief by trying these celebrated Lozenge They
always 20 DC nag .. III a1 o6 Nassau st
Broadway; 39 Fulton street. Brooklyn Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
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SHIP NEWS.
Nv I.naf Nauhf,a Snmtn..,

BALrMoaE NOV Arr Queen Potter II days from Provi.
d'nce Cid Sarah Elizabeth, krwan, Havsna
NoEFoLK, Oct 3oAn Susan, Sgnor, NYork; MARY 4 On.
san, McClinto, West ladies. = -' -
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permanent Of primary secondary syphilis yenerea
ulcers nodes any complaint produced by nudcious use
oil mercury, unskilfu medical All persons sns.
this powedu purifier without delay consider
ly cleansing the system with this Justly celebrated alternative
Sold sineie bottles 81 each Of half dozen ST.
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. % Nassau st.
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Al Nc X N ETH Yrs

~ Il "A " AL Il Il =
ONE Dor OF these invaluable Pills worth all the quack
~ medicines advertised certain delicate diseaae Let
unfortunate rest assured that there eSaggeton
9g these Pulls be speedy and radical for Gonorhoa,
elects Irritation Of the kidneys &c They for several
years prescribed by the celebrated Abcehy all the Of
the above diseases the first stage box usually sufficient
effect few days In chronic stages
obstinate gleet &C. they equally certain having cured
hundreds who had taken other medicines for months which
cpded 20 destroy the constitutions than the disease
They leave the subject 20 the obome weakness
which frequently after using other medicines. They
have unpleasant taste smell and any taking them
might frequent the refined society without having their
msfotupcs suspected They composed entirely of seget
bic ingredients which invigoras the system generally pai
euariy the genital organs They equally suitable females
the United States For sale wholesale aud retail by William
Wason Apothecares' Hail. s6 Catherine street AZ IA
WARDEN Lane o2 imerc
EOR SALE CHEAP-Fiye second hand Billiard Table,
repairing M the Billiard line done in the best manner
possible aud at the shortest notice. Please apply to-
o2S 6t. N II. q. CONNER, % Ann street.
TO THE JOURNEYMENB BAKERS Of the Cities Of New
ork and general meeting Of the Tnde IN AL
~ branches wall be held al half ocock SATURDAY
Grand street. SEVERAL of THE TRADE.
osl Nsm
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NOTIcE TO The LADIES

INVI To TIIfDITlD.
~. The firm OF BARENNE T. CO, the on'y Millinery
House in the United States that has branch in Paris
have the honor inform the Ladies' who DESTROYS
having the French HAS, that they will receive by the
packet francois ist from their branch in Paris
Hats, such will be this winter ~ the said city.
N B.--Not Last years but fhOse of this
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Of gonorhga, get seminal emissions and sI mocopuu-
lent discharges from the lreta These pills. the result Of
twenty the Hospital de Charlie Paris are
PRONOUNCED by THEN celebrated inventor, Professor Yepeau
inbe remedy for all diseases of tha ureta They effect
IN much shorter time than any other remedy without
tntng the breath dsRreeng with the stomach Confinement
fro business Price, 81 box Sold the College of Med
cine aud Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY


20 SPRING STREET pauonized by ,. .-.i4.us surgeons
brethren in the United States and allowed by Iii IN
be the nearest approach hitherto produced
ca INTO this country and made solely by VIM SELPHO 90
spring street near Broadway New York Terms moderate
ana indisputable references given
have seen the artificial leg of Mr. Sepho; its
appears excellent and well calculated all the objects
desired But the best OF all the proof Of those who wear
them ms Is positive and undenabe Some Of my friends
Others VAIENrINE MHivT' ~ -
NJ lmsrc Professor OF Surgery University New York
WATERMAN SWEET 4 SONS. NATURAL ROME
SETTERS-Facts instead Of mistakes, Eght instead or
Darkness truth instead Of stupidity reality nsad OF
intend opening School Ia Amsterdam, Montgomery Co.
New ok on the st Of January Si5 for the purpose in
ucths youh OF both sexes IN discovered science
psosqphy and human and self study without the uss
OF old books without the old practice Only 10 show the
mistaken ideas Of thousands Of
ever made ~ the most useful and needed this
world Tor all classes Of human and animal relief
'uherngs My pupils will be excluded from the need OF
recton powers to learn bone setting will comprise living
subjects Tor examination and OPERATION humans fowls
the ar aud hsh OF the 10 be under the Amsh
Tor good to all and themselves only NV medicine smpr
o. my own compositions used by fifty yean great relief
practice have not injured destroyed able relieve or
restore most OF employers Patients
who are able to get there will receive attention. may be
tner or near by whose
II duty y God and soul and my fellow crsaiures nv
ge . increased often by hearing Of practitioners
some IRON being relieved by after have relieved
to persuade them out OF their that effect
their friends aud have employ by ali the
msrepesentations and themselves IL any conscience in
ighteoqsHes the dog in the sian old proverb
~ lne nay nlnseII or let the OF eat IT, n4-3tsnc
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FRENCH CHAIRS SOFAS AND FANCY TABLES
TIFFANY, YOUNG 4 ELLIS invite purchasers To
eok at Their sie of Chag sewing chan Arm Chairs aud
set IN quality and finish than any for sale elsewhere Thsy
so believe, from their sales and the universal expressions Of
who have made Themselves with thr
oihsrs, thst thsy are decidedly moderate IL price.
l.. Y. r. have also beautiful Tables, Worksands.
swss Rustic Chairs lat greatly reduced prices Iron and
parie Nache Chairs Tables &C. with large collection OF
Parior and Chamber Ornaments all Of their
Tor sale at moderate prices and packed s Of charge.
$40 2taw is I'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
ONE PRICE HAT STORE

ONE-PRtCE HAT STORE
BROWN co. have opened their new store ON the cor.
ner Of Mott street and Chatham No. 7a, with 50
and 81 Hats, and great variety Of Caps and Furs.
The propeo FOR several years have strictly adhered
the cash system whereby they enabled
ctnre and sell good article for the price charged
establishment in the United States.
BROWN X CO.'S Wholesale and Retail
M msrc hAe Cap and Fur Store, i78 Chatham