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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13
MONEY MARK EFT.
ErlAau Anil ~ A.

Movements In the stock market daily becoming
more interesting. Prices recently have experienced
an Improvement, and the sales at both boards of bro
kers exhibit al better feeling Several stocks advan
| ced to-day very much Long Island improved 8! per
cent; Norwich and Worcester d do. This stock has
within ten days risen from "a IS per cent, to 4s
Since the adjournment of the board ofbrokers to-day this
stock sold in the street at SO per cent showing sd
vance oils per cent and rise nearly so per cent The
cause OF this improvement is partly to be attributed to the
decision regarding Injunction placed sometime since
on the receipts of the road and partly by the usual
neng operations that every stock used in Wall street for
speculaons Is subject to and affected by The stock Of
this road is undoubtedly a. this moment worth the pre-
sent market price, but the probability OF the roads being
profitable concern is very dubious. New England is
fast filling with railroads. and they must eventually
conflict with each other Harlem advanced per cent;
Mohawk, %; Vicksburg, l; Ohio 6s /; farmers Loan,
Ii Pennsylvania SIS, !; Canton, IL Illinois, J.
The Directors Of the Long Island Railroad Company
have called for nstament of S. per share payable
the LIST of May.
Dr. Hubbard Fund Commissioner of Ohio, has resigned
and j. T. s. Lake, late of the Wooster Bank appointed
his successor.
The Senate of Pennsylvania have under consideration
the appropriation bill The item for the ordinary expen
of the State reduced from to S24 OOO
The bill for the sale Of the main line of public works and
for the raising of revenue renewed in the lower
House on the 10th inst. An amendment was proposed
that no who may have purchased any State loans
below par should be allowed credit for more than the
amount paid for the same he should subscribe for
the stock in the Canal and Railroad Company proposed to
be incorporated by this bill 1t was lost by vote of 81
to So. Thrty-six members out of nnety.three voted
for this amendment When members of legislative
body descend to acts similar to the above very little
fdence can be placed in their honesty The creditors Of
Pennsylvania have very little to hope for while such
have voice in the Legislature Of the State Every OBJ
stacle is thrown in the way to prevent the completion
any bill introduced granting any relief the public Gre
ditors by clique who interested in the existence of
the present state of things.
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Died

On Friday, 18th inst Of Inflammation of the lungs,
MAaY LOUISA youngest daughter Of william and Fran
ces Newman, aged year, months and days
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
pectiuy invited attena the funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock. from 50 Ann street.
On Thursday morning, 18th inst FRANCIS M. GOODWIN,
IN the AID year OF his age native of the county of Ty
rome Ireland for many years citizen OF this city and
late proprietor of the New England House.
HIS friends and acquainances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence, Roosevelt street
AT Jersey City, on wednesday, 10th inst. Mr.. JABEz
WAKEMAS, in the Goth year Of his age
His friends and the friends of the family are i.ved 10
attend his funeral, this afternoon o'clock from his
late residence AZ Washington street Jersey city
AT Williamsburg, H. y Friday, 18th inst after a
short illness of typhus fever PETER AUGUSTUS PNcKNEy
in the Goth year Of his age, Of Pinckney de-
ceased.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral from his late residence on Grand street.
near Union without further invitation, Monday after
noon at o'clock.
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Washington.
Correspondence ofthe HERALD

WASHINGTON, llth April, 1874.
The following stariscal estimate of the exnor,.
OF the counties hereinafter named, and which
comprise that part of Texas adjacent to the Sabine
ana Red Rivers, and which by way of distinction
are called Eastern Ieras," have been sem-ofi.
ciaily furnished at my request by Mr.. Hayden,
whose Maine have already mentioned to you He
Is perfectly familiar with the facts, and is the high
est authority which can be had upon these facts.
All goods and Merchandise introduced through
me sabine frontier from the United States into
Eastern Texas pay no duties to the Texan Govern.
meht, Tor the reason that the people have unani.
mously decided not TO pay.
Three fourths OF all the cotton brought 70 ,b.
Banks of the Red River for shipmen Mt from Ea.,srn
Texas to New Orleans pass as cotton of the growth
OF the nlted States. The consequence ia tho,
neither the commercial statistics of Texas nor og ,hs
United States show the amount of this reciprocal
commerce, and so far the imports from the JJn;,.
ed States are concerned, and which are b.l;ev.d
to be equal 10 the EXPORTS the whole amount has m
be added TO the commercial statistics of Texas sa
gathered from the import duties collected al the
Texas ports on the Gulf of Mexico
The counties named below are believed to have
grown and exported to the United States within the
last year the following number Of bales of cotton
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Ships Gsndower, Parsons Rc mond Allen Psxson; Sta
Republic Hendey Gslveson, Bower-Barque Nicholas
Brown, rickens Mobile. Hurout y Co-Bigs Francs
Hill. ST Thoma, sc ogden Homer ri Cardrnas,
nlth Welsh; Falcon. {B,) Ply Bermuda. Tucker Light
Rowland ;Mspg,, Monoa Mobile, tIw.n Co; Emene,
les ApaachicOIa, ID Huribnt Co. Moses, oyeIand
O. rIeston, 0e Blu kley; O. Hopkins, Moa Bristol RI
-Schrs Romeo. Young New smyrna. N.smith 4 Wal h.
srcrlleat DAVIS Jdcksnv le Isell Go; Isabella T.
esoo Be ufo,t. NC Pat; 'uscuora, sms X. r., hmond
Allen Parson; Dru,t, Buegs, BALTIMORE j X Y Briggs -
S"ops Pre- id-nt Fri bic, Haven; Midas Dennis, AID
Vecnms h. Child. Provdence-Barge Layuga Stewart Phi.
iadelphia.
Arrived,
schr John Kendall Robinson tof Thomaston) 81 days from
Trinidad de Cuba, with molssses, touJ Ew ell.
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PEALS.'s NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AM PICTURE GALLERY
NIX. ii. BENNETT... ..MANAGER.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
LAPIAND DIV ARE

OF THr SANE. AitG As THE GENERAL!
AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!!
The Manager please his pairols
that the in the Lecture: Room will be enney taken
up and replaced IN such will promote the comfor:
of the audience.
Tee following talented performers engag- d.
The Great Western, who universally Acknowledged
most correct of Comic Characters america
Of Locomotive the whole world.
Mrs Werern. the much admired actress who is admitted
b. without an equal representative IF the Regular
Down Easl Yankee Grit
MsdemOsee Pauline the deRhul suese Miss Adar the
cha ming songsress and Miss Blanchard the grace u
gleress.
The splendid GAS STAR! hat excited much interest last
winter, will again shed its brilliant iusre
"A New stage has been erected h Scenery &C. the
mayer be determined make such rprov
Museu as will render Il wor nv OF the The public
The Manager has effected an rgenent with
GIA >rr.sS
nT-For full pai tcuap small hi l., nO &c
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market

APRIL li-Beeves-75 offered. including 100 head from
Ohio Sales at so S5 for ordinary to fair quaities So
IS SIS so for prime with few extra So per 100 lbs.
$50 were driven to New York, and 80 left over.
ttCows and Calves4U0 in market Sales at from SIS a
S25 for iresh So Sls for springers and So l2 oI dry
Hogs-5OO offered Sales dull at 81 80 rs per 100 lbs.
50 head unsold
sheep-I,l5O offered. Sales a. 81 so 80 for ordinary
to fair qualities, and So a 81 for prime.
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Foreign Markeua.

Correspondence OF the Herald
KINGSTON, Uam) March l6-Thc market for flour and
meal is looking up-wholesale price of -four is 81 so;
meal SIS Meal is getting very scarce, and in a few days
there will be in Market and it will command higher
rates on arrival should say 50 cents and if the
quantity be small dollar The quantity Of flour
imported last month 5000 bbls hut little OF which is
on hand at the present date and if there arrivals
with large supplies, the price will rise from so to 81
more Business is dull The pork market is wei. sup
piled also, the fish market
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Zach Of the above l69 feet by CAL. The whole leased
Of May l. ls4S, 800 per year ground rent renewed
centre building to be paid for by apprasement and the
others, if built since 1881
90 and l0l Chatham street. 80 feet by CAL leased till
May |, ls4s; buildings to be removed within ten
days thereafter; 81 so ground reHt reserved IL 900
Is and II Duane street, % feet by 33f, leased and
covenanted as above at 500 per annum,. 1000
95 and 81 Chatham street, 80 feet by 64I leased till
May 1913; $3.50 ground rent per annum, W
ed, with covenant for renewal for 81 years if
ThAs-At auction the cargo of the John G. Coster-
Terms notes at six months in the city of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers.
Hyson6 chests II! cents per lb; 10 20 and 10 hf do
O 20 do 3d. Is chests co. IS do 59 26 do 5l 10 half do
SOY! as chests so.
Young Hyson27 half chests sCJ IOl do 75I % do 671
10 do 65 % do a. $50 do 63J III do 43 ga; do
b5 ITO do 52 81 do 5 100 do 5OI; II 5O 3s @ Ia2
do 4S; 30 do 47 b0i do 49, 209 do 45I; 1856 a.
l6 do 43a; II do 40; 1871 do AZ; (2347 do wthdrawn)
Hyson Sknl2 chests 53i 81 do 523; Is do 5Ij 80 hf
chests All 20 chests 4O 10 90 lO % do 30 2s2 do 81 90
do 2Ol
Imperial-3 half chests So do 6s; 4s do GA; a. do
67; ia do So; 80 do 81; IL do 5S1, rs withdrawn
Gunpo wderI8 half chests 9O rs do 75l AZ do 75 "a
do "a; 10 do 7li 81 do 60; 10 do 60
do 81 60 do 36 IS chests 3d. 80 do 3 SO liz hf do
32I 81 do 3ll; 424 do 81.
Goku Souchong-lO chests 4O 40 do 80; Q22 do with
drawn.)
Oolong-s half chests so; 70 do So; % do 54
Nngyong90 halt chests 3l5 81 do 81; % do SOL; l52
do 30; "a do IS; 40 do 24t; ESQ do withdrawn
ouchong55 chests %; 81 do 22d 5O7 chests and 1877
hf do withdrawn)
Cassia-l700 mats at l6ac per ID.
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Married.,

On Wednesday evening. 10th inst, by the,Rev DR..
McAuley, Henry SPENCER. Of this city. to MARTHA b.
BENTON daughter of the late William benton, OF Hart
ford Conn
On Thursday evening" 18th inst. by the RI Rev John
Bowers Mr. George WATKINS to Miss IsARsLLA TAYLOR,
daughter OF Joseph and Bridget Taylor all Of this city.
AT Staten Island, Thursday, 18th inst by the Rev.
SAMUEL White, ANDREW ANsLEY, Esq. to Miss ELIZA
CRocHERoN, all OF that place.
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WASHINGTON, April 18th. ISA.
The Eastern Harbor bill The Pension Bill.
As soon as the Journal was read, to-day,
Mr. C. I INcrRSorJ moved to have 10000 extra
oples Of the Report made by HIM on the Amistad
This Report is considered to be very imPor
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10000 bales OF cotton at S+0-S2 4OO 00o n.
t I'M value OF the exports of Eastern Texas alone
The imports from the United States INTO Eastern
Texas Will equal, If not exceed the exports
IN case OF any commercial alliance with Eng.
land, all THIS cotton would seek a market at Gal.
weston IN exchange for foreign productions. All
the cotton of Texas would find a similar marker.
ana NOT only all Texas, but all Northern Mexico,
and the south western boundaries of The TTnte3
States would get their goods from Texas A word
to the WISE
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTING s
0E raE OLD MASTERS.

r'HII! DII W ITsVVNI' = LTNIU HALL,
Corner 81 Nassau and Beekmdn streets
A MATE uRS AND ARTS s are informed, that the Gal
"A lerv Of Paintings at Clinton Hall is open from A.
NJ TO O'Clock at night later, according tn They
viii therein find choc Election Of Paintings
which have ever ad rnsd European Gallery Artists will
be allowed to study the Exhibition Room The public will
ad Catalogue which will explain all the histor and other
pieces quoting the Of autho from which
have been taken.
o. Admittance only Is cents ms7 Inn gb
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONG EAR.
FIRST SSION.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, April IL, 1874
COLTS SUBMARINE BATTERY.
The Secretary Of the Navy sent in communion
ton to the Senate stating that Mr.. Colt would give
his exhibition Of blowing up vessel in motion on
Saturday next, at ~ o'clock, p M, in the Eastern
Branch of the Potomac.
PETITIONS.
The usual number on the usual subjects were pre.
sented.
NAVAL DEPOT THE MISSISSIPPI.
Tbs bill was again taken up and debated. II
seems To be admitted on all sides that Naval De-
pot somewhere on the Mississippi is necessary. And
the point OF the debate is uhers II shall be located
whether at Memphis 1.-THE place originally proposed1
Natchez, Cairo, Vicksburs, Grand Cult, or some
where else. Different Senators take different sides
according to their local interests and preJudlces-
for the locus IN quo is mere local question. The
climate, health, distance up or down the nver,
depth of water naval resources, &c, of all these
places have been discussed pro. and con.
Judge BREEsE advocates Cnro.
Mr. JARNAgiv advocates Memphis.
Mr. Mcpherson and Mr.. WALKER probably pre-.
fer Natchez or VIcksburg. Some OF the Senators
who have listened TO the discussion have come to
The conclusion that none OF these places are fit for
he depot
Mr. CnoATE said that at the earnest solicitation
Of Mr.. Jarnagn, he had consented to waive his
right TO the floor upon the tariff question, in favor
Of the discussion upon the naval depot.
tNoTE.-So we have lost Mr. Choate's speech
loday-lt Is pIty-for the galleries minute ago
were iull, and now they are nearly empty Mr.
Choate will speak tomorrow
Mr.. BAyARD proceeded to give his views upon the
,ublect.
tNorE;-Mr. Niles has for the first time come
nto the Senate. He is now talking with General
falnes upon one of the side sofas.
2. L. Nudge Breese il now advocating the
ocation at Memphis
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90 POMMADE NOIR, BRUN.Er BLANC, OR
black, Brown and Fair Pommsdes for the itar. Also
Hair Dyes Hair Resoratives Blanc de Perie, Rouge de
Theatre. Goursuds Liquid Vegetable Rouge. ana al
other kinds Of Perfumery and Patent Medicines az OF
Walker street, lst store from Broadway
[r}- BLANC D'ESPAGSE, OR SPANISH WHITE
for the COMPLEXION il counterfeted Buy only at CT
Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
nz- ROACH AND BED BUG BANE.--A certain
remedy at 81 Courtlandt street. Price IS cents
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0r}-BEWARE WHERE YOU BUY THE MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.-Comstock 4 Co. 81 Courtlandt
street. BOW and always have been the sole and only
agents for De genuine, and any by calling at 81
Courtlandt street my Power of Attorney with
them rrevocably for 30 years. and they also warrant
every box they sell under penalty Of 500 to have may
written signature on it, HENRY DALEY.
AFRIL 3, lSii
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o. TO ANY ONE SUFFERING WITH THE
Tooth ache we confidently recommend the Glove Ano-
dyne being a safe and certain Tooth.ache and
pain in the gums face be cured in minute by
this pleasant Arodyne Price IS cents Prepared and sold
by A. b. SAGDS CO.
273 Broadway, cor. Chambers st. Granite Building.
Sold also at 10 Fulton st. and II East Broadway.
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n1y- TO COLOR THE HAIR THE ITALIAN DYE
is the best of ell the compounds in II changes
red grey hair to abeauul glossy brown jet black
in three hours without staining the skin injur
ing the hair.
It is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Prepared and sold by A. SANDS CO Chemists, ana
Broadway of Chambers ct, Granite Buildings.
Sold also 10 Fulton street. and II East Broadway Price
so cents.
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Provision Market.

There is no change TO notice in market this
week.
In the fish market we have a good supply shad
caught in the HUDSON core in pretty freely but prices
are still highs and 2s 6l piece for good sized
Poultry is not very plenty prices have therefore ad
vanced.
Vegetables are plenty Fine baskets of water crosses
containing quarts sell for 3d. 3D. and the basket
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
NcsA GENTLEMAs sho going ore,ie i, I, tie
tH country wishes to let the whole mis- dw n,
house q Walker street This house situated near
Bfop.ay he,ut uIy furnished aud resd and con s.s
V front and hack taeme 18th foding
in all hnveu good rooms There also Trey arden
hind the house. aI3 3tsrc
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o1 The soUTHE RIM MAIL.
IMPORTANT FROM wAsHINcToN
THE FIRST STEP TAvrm

snos MI, Pen oy our Washington Correspond
49, n ~ moinins, 'nat Captain Tyler has boldly
begun 'he work OF reiorm,, by the nomination Is
Charles G.. Ferris for the Office os rn'''. y,
New York. This will open the csmo.;an VI
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A GOOD CHANCE-For sale very chesp. thu Stock and
"a Fixtures the Fixtures without the stock a Sun all
Dry Goods Store, dong rood bus1es The subscriber
Is Obliged 10 sell out on account OF sickness Apply 2H Third
Avenue, near 20.h street al3 lt.rc
SITUATION OF HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
WANTED BY FRENCH LADY, who cal speak
w ELgiish, and who the most tNe
references o. character and apac the su-tIon = House
keeper ~ French family or t. suIerntend Boarding House
in the French sly lie Application, by letters ADDRESSED to
Madame L. aud left at this Office. will be attended to-
ais l0isb
RIO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL KEEPERS-A
Gent year, experienced Ia the French a. d
Amer mode Of conducii FIRST t. Hotes wishes TO OBJ
Would have objection rave Most urdenble references
given note addressed A. H., 563 Bro adwsy will be mme-
di-tey attended to. alb 3teod'ec
MEMBERs ofthe Jonrnsyme, sadder' Harness and Trunk
lu Makers Society Of New York Brooklyn and those
wishing become members requested to attend Meepg
held the ith Ward Hotel of Grad and Eliza.
beth streets, Monday evening, Apr 18th At o'clock
- JAMES SMI II, President.
e.. w. FRANCIS SECRETARY a'3 81 st&Nrc
THE OLD GALEN'S HEAD,
~ continued ard h.. been established % I'll. city,
by Dr. JOSEPH EVANS Sem her OF the Royal College of
Surg on, London, othe Medical Society Of New York
all diseases OF private nature &c &c. Dr. Evans has had
Is experience various climats and extensive Hos p
tales No connection with any other Office
Strangers beware In this Of qnstkery and humbug 1t
is me 81 important TO CHI Sc erienced ysicar,
289 Pearl street.
" Medic and directions any part OF The Union
by particulars stating the and enclosing five dollars
all ltsuc
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Gy-CHINEsE HAIR ERADICATOR, WARRANT
ed 10 remove the hair from the face neck arms; will
rot njure The skin At 81 Courtandt street New York
Also just received splendid article Of BAY Run AMI
CoLoGSE WATER. Quart bottles. price 80 cents.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail,

Packets to Sail.
FoR LIVERPOOL.
New Yorx, Cropper, ! April Ii
Liverpool, Eldridge, April 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Hovey, April 20
st. James. Myers, May |
FOR HAIRY
Franc us | /, A,nsw orth, Apr. 10
=. de Lyon, Stoddard, Apr. Q
Utica, Hewitt, May
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fr3- HAYS LINIMENT WILL CURE ANY CASt
Of Piles. DR. spobns Headache Remedy, warranted t,
ID McNars Acoustic Oil certain cure for Deafness
At u Courtandt, ST.
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Forsign Appropriations.
TRINIDAD DE CUBa-Schr John Kenda-3O5 hhds II ties
sugar Lhasteiaiu u Ponveu
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117- FIVE YEARS OF TRIUMPH TELLS THE
TRUTH This is the period that Pease & Sons IIoar-
hound Candy has been tried and its virtues testified by
the people Any remedy that can be brought for destroy
ing the power Of consumption, coughs colds and com
plants THE lungs must always be regarded by the pub.
lie with satisfaction When, may he truly asked has
such remedy before been produced that has &C.
conplshod the effect In the cure of ali such dis
cases the Hoarhound Candy has been beyond
Every one should recoect that there season OF thu
year. summer winter spring, that coughs colds and
lung complaints do not arise BE careful therefore in
time--.eep package always ready Sold at 45 Division
street. 10 Asor House, 10 Broadway, ~ Fulton street
and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
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aF- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TUREFor the permanent cure Of primary or secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by an improper use
OF mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspecng venereal faint in their system
from former disease II is warranted to remove all impu
rites from the blood Sold in single bottles 81 each in
of halt Dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all
parts Of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street.
w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent. .
MA liberal discount country practitioners and
medicine vendors
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o. EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THE PEOPLE,
after than four years constant OF Dr. Shemans
Meicaed Lozesges, that they are the best safest and
most pleasant preparations in use His Cough Lozenges
ing all irritation, and produce free expecoration when
other have been tried in vain The Doctors worm
Lozenges unequaled they speedy in their effects
and give quarter-the worms can stand no chance
And has heard of his celebrated Camphor Lozen-
ges They relieve the headache in five minutes and
specic for sickness papitaton lowness of spirits,
and the various affections arising from sedentary
habits.
DR. Sherman's warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents
-227 Hudson street. sS Bowery, II East Broadway Sc
William street, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Ledger
Building, Philadelphia, and State ST., Boston