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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31
L UMBER, LUMBER.

TNHE undersigned have formed Copartnership
l. under the firm ,of Lay, Fisk g. Co. for the
purpose of prosecuting the Lumber trade in all its
various branches. They have now commenced
receiving and will probably receive on an average
100, 900 feetper week through the season, and they
would respectfully solicit all those wishing Lumber
to call at our Yard and examine our assortment no
fore purchasing.
Our yard may be found near the new Pier &
Ware House.
-TERMS:-CAsH-
LAY, FISK & Co.
WV. LAY,
SERESo FISK.
]. II. NICHOLS,
Southport, April 9Th, 1874.
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REFERENCES:

c., &C. c,..
Rr;s,ol 6 Porter .t
| Tisro. Il pnrIa
theron fardee,
humphrey d Wlnslow,
" nmSlng' nagll ~ 20
.. Newbury, Detroit.
p p. !" ' .Ss aIlsn " oo' o'e I've
Genl. c. M. Reed. Erie. Penn.
Bronson g. Croker, Oswego.
Geo. Davi. Bn6alo. GAgen, of Auo,. rw.
'on Line ana oix Day Lake Boat l.ine-Albany
and Canal Line. Il G. M. Reeds Steam Boats on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

MATANzAs, July lo.-A late order OF Intendent re.
duces the duties on mporations of rice beans potatoes
corn and corn meal from this date for balance OF the
to one half the previous and opens pert
OF Cardenas Sagua and Marel for their introduction
Our market has become almost entirely bare Of Musco
vado SUGARS the whole stock remaining to lie pped
inferior quality, being bought up to ship to the Br
t,sh prsvnces For the low Qualities o. to is pay
Moasses to be had at Al to which have been
paid for common.
Ale, light and brisk, doz q beef prime and No | 0
2 Dbl II; do jerked. American 10 l0l; ieiked u
states Ia ais; bread. pilot bbl 0a6O; butter yellow
70 20; Candles mould, - Is RS; do SPERM SO o 3e
cheese American, IL IA; cider, doz 34a g. Goldfish
4a36; -four, American. 10; hoops, NJ As 80; hams
American, ~ lard, IL II rs; lumber. WP NJ $40 q 81
pitch pine, Is 20 nails cut 66aa62 oil whale gal
DO sperm, sl potatoes, Dbl, 40; pork. mess
and prime 10 70 4; rice a. ia III soap yellow,
do; shocks heds. a -; do box, 8 a 81; sugars
white 9; brown do. 8 At yellow do Al 81; Mus.
covado Il second and third 8; molssses 81 gall "A
a s. honey rs.
Exchanges. On London, "a Of prem; New York. a
u dis.
Freiehts.To the United States, 81 per box Sugar.
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, July 22-6 p. M.

Stocks improved to-day, but the sales very limit
ed At the Old Board Long Island advanced per cent;
Norwich and Worcester, ID; Canton Co. aIFarmers'
Trust. Il Ohio 6s Kentucky ga closed firm at sa:ur
days prices and Morris Canal declined II per cent At
the New Board the operations very trng that
quotations show but the slightest variation. Long ISL
and improved Il Norwich and Worcester III Canton Co.
/, Illinois end Erie Railroad closed firm at Saturday Is
prices. The market seems to be gradually improving
At present it is difficult to sustain prices but this is in
consequence ofthe absenceo operators During very
active state Of tho market, matter how healthy the
general condition of prices is, it is impossible to keep
them up to very high point.
THERE'S very little doing in domestic exchange. This
being the duh OF the year. there very few ope.
raons, and the quoted rates cannot be considered other
wise than non inal. We annex the quotations cur
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Leaving the increase at all other ofices
and being on products of this State. $40 4n6

Leaving the increase at all other Offices
and being products OF this State,. 500 4O6 90
HAYThere 10 very little doing in this article. Com
mon qualities North River bale sell at 81 $50. The
ceipts still continue very large and the stock in first
hands is daily accommodating.
PRovisioNs-Pork, mess we quote at 50 67} 10; do
prime at So There is very little doing in beef Lard is
improving in demand, and prime kegs sell at &C. Ship
ping butter quote at lac. There very little do
ing in cheese ruling prices 5ic.
WHnKfy-Drudge casks are very dull at 23c. Prison
and western barrels are held at 233
CATTLE MARKkT-At market, 200 beef cattle quo Of
which were from the north. The number Of cows and
sheep we are unable to give account Of the death
the register keeper.
PRIcts-Beef Cattle-Prices poorly sustained and
we give 81 TO 10 as the range for good cattle.
Cows-Saes at Is a SAT-
She. and Lambs We quote the former at 81 IS 75
and 81 % a 2 so for the latter
Hsy-A good supply Of new at a IS per cwt and old
at g..
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QUOTATIONS FoR sPEcIE.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued circular
Collectors and Naval officers in relation the rate Of dr
ties charged the wines Of Portugal Instead of pay
duty OF sixty cents per gallon, charged heretofore
the ates hereafter will be only and half in
casks and fifteen cents in bottles The tariff of 1912
has been found to be infringement Of treaty with
Portugal and the treaty, of course takes precedence BY
tn Sd article OF this treaty. concluded Goth Of August
1870 two before the adoption Of the present tariff
act, 1t is mutually stipulated that"No higher or other
duties shall be imposed the importation into the king
d ON and possessions of Portugal Of any article the
growth, produce manufacture Of the United States OF
America; and higher other duties shall be imposed
on the importation into the United States Of America OF
any article the growth produce manufacture Of the
kingdom and possessions of Portugal than such as are
or shall be payable the like article being the growth
produce or manufacture of sny oher foreign country
The white and red wines of France, Austria, Prussia
and Sardinia have been entered at the rates stipulated in
the circular, viz and half cents per gallon on
white Wines and six cents per gallon red wines when
imported in casks and the wines of Portugal will
hereafter be entered par with those of other nations
The duties paid on all the wines of Portugal imported
into this country since the aoh of August ls over AMI
above the rates above stated will be refunded by the 20
vernment The amount will not vary much from half
million of dollars
PAGES CURRENT AMkRrcAE PaovIsIors IN LIVER.
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Increase this year, tons,

We have directed the shipments by ralrsad from thu
first OF january, tolthe first Of April in the above
ments al they properly belong to the former
ments, and were Included in the The increased
supply required this year. will be at Il asst 900 tons
and this increase must be made up entirely from the
schuy and Lehgh the other regions, in the aggre
did the last.
Vessels are plenty, both at Richmond and in the
Schuylkill Freghs to eastern ports remain Arm at last
weeks quootions.
The price Of coal board at PHILADELPHIA remains at
So l24 for lump white ash
The freight by canal to Philadelphia is cents to New
York 81 80.
Toll and freight by railroad. 81 Is and ST %.
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GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE FREE
EXHIBITIONS,


At the Elyslan Fields, Hob0ken.
livery MuNDAf, WtDN sDAY, AND FRIDAY,
II comm' ncug Monday sft,rpoon Jaiy IS h. O'Clock
The proprietor, Mr. Nc AhTi, respetfu'iy informs the
tublc tina. he has engaged aeonsde.e 6.t
Williams Master Avon and Si9no- Gavca He has kewse
engaged efficient Band Who will the Of the afer-
noon, play several iavorifs airs.
MR. Rood
will make grand and teri fc Ascs the Tight Rope
upwards Of 500 ieet Returning he will perform
terrible fcats.
MR.. H. w. RUGGLES,
The celebrated H. pc vuer will peform his daring feats Of
wonder and s.tonishment on The
SLACK ROPE.
MR.. ". WILLIAMS.
the unTivaed EQubrist Plate Waser and Grecian Balan-
Ger whcn re dsdes all comp uton. will G. thfsugh his
assisted by his sor. Master Avon the LATENT Prodigy who
will his ndeTul frats OF being only
three years OF age He the child Who
tempted these frats.
StGNOR GARCIA
will nr 1duce his laughabe aud pleasing Italian Fanto-
chi repres .nting life consisting Of the following
Nous Moulette the Polander
kczrrmonch, somebody, Nobody.
Jack Junk will dance Sailors Hornpipe
Mons Blauc, the Diamond Of Lapcers.
Grand Tux, Tnnsfcrws HI Dsef into Balloon.
COnnd Hassan, the Ball Tosser.
Madam Jordan and Mons de Stella will dance Pas d.
Drux
Grotssque Chase Of CLOWN after a Butterfly
In. celebrated clown Jack May, will try bis skill in horse
maaship
All Of which will form srandest free
ever present-d 70 a New fork public. isiwsc
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State Of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are in better demand We quote 50 O6i
l2i Pearls are yet very firm at 81 s7t a4asi
BREApsTuFFs-There has been change -four. We
quote Ohio 81 lsa 90 and Genesee at 81 SIT 374
New wheat brings 90 cents
CoTToN- There hut little disposition shown to
purchase to-day About three hundred were taken
at prices current last week.
CANAL Tolls tolls received all the New York
State canals viz =
To the i4th July, is4a, (being the first SO days
Of navigation). 1892 9i7 60
To the l4th. July, lS43, (being the first rs days
Of navigation). ............... 7ls, $50 90
Increase. 49,. ............ 27s,s47 90
OF this increase there is merchandise
from tide water
At Albany and West Troy. SIS, 036 90
On products from western
States, viz -
AT Buffalo and b. Rock. $50. III 90
AT Oswego. 32,732 90
"a 903 90
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Coal Trade.

The demand for coal still on the increase and the
price begins 10 look upward.
The market will require at least 500 900 tons Of coal
this season 10 supply the consumption After giving the
Lackawana region $50 900 and all the other
except the schuy kil and Lehgh 10000 tons, which
all they can possibly ship 10 market, during The hole
season. will require weekly SUPPLY Tor the balance
the season. OF ss 900 tons from the schuy kill
shipments to fiji the market The weekly shipments
from the last named two regions, abo ut
50 900.
The following 10 a comparative statement Of the shin
ments, in round numbers, comp red with the shipments
to period last year, commencing from the first Of
April of each year. the commencement of the coal wear
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MARITIME HERALD.


W. shall ssteem favor IL Captains OF vessels will give
q Iomnodors HosfHT SILvEy OF our News Fleet Repor
the Shippng left at the Por whence they sailed
sposeH On Their passage List OF their Cargo. ard any Fo
eyn Newspapers News they have lie will board them
mmeuately on their arrival Agents and Correspondence al
ams OF abroad, will aso confer favor by sending TIL,
NICE AL the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information Of any KIND will be nkfnllr received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23


Here we a steady decline in prices The decline in
several instances reaching than hundred and
nifty per cent Take the exports beef and pork in
stance IN 1882 at prices from SIS to $40 per
re- and then the exports of the articles in 1884, at
prices varying from 81 So and the quantity neces
sary 70 be shipped in 1914 to nett the ne the
exports Of 1882 must be nearly hundred and fifty per
cent more The alue OF -four shipped 1882 according
- the Official returns was So oi570 The price Of -four
that year averaged little than 81 per barrel con
sequrnty required expectation of 9a3 ISL brs In
1874 the average price far does exceed 81 rs per
barrel consequently it will require an expectation AZ
l4s $40 brs increase of 79 brsthe labor Of
producing which in fact thrown away in consequence
OF the reduction in prices Our sgricuursts are com
PEELED to give a4779 brls Of -four in 1884, than in
1899 to realize the amount is just the same with
beef pork, butter cheese &c. is with -four The
increased productions Of the country, do therefore
snrich the producers much II may appear Short
crops on the other hand, have not that injurious e,c,
on tn producers that may appear first glance Short
supplies improve prices, and abundant crops reduces
prices The producer prefers high prices rather than
abundant haryests crop of two hundred bushels OF
wheat at one dollar per bushe will nett the producer
more actual profit that four hundred bushels at fifty cents
per kushe The immense crops anticipated for this yesr
will not prove valuable than shorter crops in pr
vious years.
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Julv TO the Goth day OF July islI "
81 Men % Women 50 Boys 60 Girls. Total 100
Apopexy, Ca-cer 2; Casualties Ii Cholera infantum 70:
Con z; Consumption az Commissions u; Group Q; Dar..
n1 81 .; Drop.y in the head u; Drowned by.
do Temitrent ,; do scarlet Il ,hus 8; Heart disease II
z; innaInnaiion q uf mmaon of brain 8; do of bowels
90 q lungs u do Of somach L do OF liver q ntsmpsnre,
=; h'lsd .r murdered q ..es eea, harasmus, 7; Mra
suilbom III suicde,i Teethng /; 1stalus lnkno an s.
Under year "a; TO q %; TO 10; TO TO- q 10 10 co. O.
81 70 zlo to t0 10 to So 20 30 to co. 90 10 TO- 10
~. 3; ~ to ~. ;; nnknywn.
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VHCSNU HHbpOrV1IOUUe
rALERMo-shie Ve.p r-23 694 brgs ln,ed IL
~ :. nj 40 6t ck aud 60 octsve wue 4gs
90 cotky od 90 bags snac - do ibe 40 Csnar, -
rene, Paelp. - " 80 - law
MALTA -Brqne S~vrps-l5e pi1es wue 200 l2 200 do
Rutn-i Case mdz h Saaekl do q iton-if9 IA n :
nous cask. brimtone u had 4 Thrabaud-3SO straw
to ord
NguvrTAs-BGqu- C,If nis-lo hhds md 10 brls mo,as
1910 odls lea loxs mahogany Brett Voe-s bra
nolAsss 20 hh1, sugar Ho Owtn-fi segars NJ
thews u col case 1gns order
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e(S- qELPEAU's srECIFTC fills FOR THE CUR5
Of t0norhGa, 9ieet, and all mocupuEulent discharge
bon theurethra These pills. prepared by the New for
college Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for ths
speedy aud ehectusl remedy for the above complaints
hey guaranteed to cure recent in from hre
Ave days, and possess greater power obstinat
discharges and chronic gleet than any other preparation
at mt known removing the disease without ooInne
lent hom business tainng the breath disagreeinl
Win the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Once OF the College oil Pharmacy and e
iicite, 10 Nassau street.
6. RICHARDSON VI. d Agent
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This comparative table shows that prices have many
instances, fallen off, while in others there has been
increase The expectation of provisions from the United
States to Great Britain is rapidly increasing and must
er. long become very great trade The value Of few of
our agricultural products for several years. will be found
in the annexed table =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

a, snp q Mshy, fostsr New ORLEANS stnton Frost.
juno bsadscsn' Lisbon, do; Delphin obback Madeira dol
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 40.


'uN ...-.f so MOON SETS II AZ
sun eETs''.'.s..... "a anon waTER........y 10
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EHe rACnkI FOR HAvAE-second LIps-Th,
49, sbp BALTiMOkE. Edw Fink, Master, will sail
Nksoa the st oil August FOR freight pessase, apply
BOYD6 HINCKEN,
No.s Tsasns DSilAias, sos Wall aad Watu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

Died,
On Sunday morning. 2lst inst after lingering llness
PHEsE wife Of Joseph Mills in the Goth year of her age
The funeral will take place this day at ii O'Clock from
her late residence, Whestsheaf, Railway New Jersey
which all the friends Of the family are invited to attend
The steamer Water Witch leaves pier No l, N r. at
o'clock.
On Monday morning, 22d inst at New Rochelle after
few days illness MARY, daughter Of Judge Case.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
The friends OF the family requested to attend without
further notice.
On Sunday, 2st inst. Of scarlet fever ANNA JAcLAnp
daughter Of Clara and J. Jaclard, eyed six years
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There's nought in this world is SO sweet or fair
As clear jetiy tresses of silky black hair.

A clear jetty tresses OF silky black hair
In man il is noble, It's handsome and gay,
In a woman twill all other beauties display;
In child it Is innocent, loneliness beautiful toy
And Ills natures best work on the head Of beautiful
boy
lngs One shilling bottle of Jones' Coral Hair Res,o
ra,ive has often given beautiful head Of hair those
who never thought to possess It,
1t gives the hair such delicious. soft dark, silky feel
ing ani appear and will not dry Il like other pre-
psrton but keep in order for days together by ap
of forces it to grow, &C. Sold at 50 Chatham and
s1s Broadway, N. Y, or l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Since 1897 the value OF exports Of agricultural pro
ducts has increased to very great extent notwhand
Ing the very greet falling Of in prices. To show the
great difference in prices within the period included in
the above table, q comparative statemsI
This depreciation in price, much larger exporta
ton to nett the same value.
COMPARATIVE PAGES OF THE PRI~ctPAL AGRICULTURAL
- PN0DUcTs MARKEI.
r. uF, 1859. 1910. 1911, 1912 lsit
bos Sc 37ha so 5000 00a3 I2h Gas 60 Sc GO
Pork MS
hhi 20 noa n GOALS 90 ~ GOA $3.50 90 60s8 50
Err Irm, t00 10 tGa4 90 10 GOA 10 so 75a7 20
BE me .a6 90 as 10 10 10 30 9O09 81 73d IS
DO PRIME LAB 90 IL 00l so 30a rs 30os3 IS IS
utter ibt, LA u loa II Ga IL 81 IL l0a "
NEE e'hs' 3a ia "a ia ak
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- Passengers Arrived.
NEUvrAs -BaIque G. =, fo,na-R mon nazn. Christorh-r
mlck, Cornell u, M Cofmick Daui (}nwiu
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RATIFICATION MEETING Alta preparat, ~ m etirs
:. o. the friends Of the Adminisaton held the Apollo
Saon Wednesday 18th the following can Of
a meeting duly authorized:
The DeToc at publican Electors OF the City and Coun
~ u New fork friendly to the OF JOHN TYLt
a. The democratic candidate for he nx Presidency
This tVENiNS at O'CLOCK. TO spopd 20 the
JOHN TYLER. Of Virginia as the car dd.ts for Pes;d.nt
The en- uing election l.. q. STACEY hairmsn
H Ms' Is sgT1." Secretaries. ,s,,.,
DissoLUTlOS OF PARTNLnsHIP- Th.. !: q, GER
- thy tina the d IN Known FOhMAN STOKER3 4
% Marble Dsal~ra, No lss centre st this day d
solved by mn ual c,nseat, aod all deps contracted The
kEhs EhGLESuN, ard the N herraft will continue
and b. kaown a. SIOKEkS CO.
New YORK, July 20, lsA
VIM FORNAN
M b. STOKEHS
jy23 ltsr THuS X. EAGLESON
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Married,
On Thursday, 18th inst. by the Rev samuel D. Bur
shad, MIR GRoRoE CEPRIco. Of Montreal Lower Canada
to Miss ANITA VAN PsAoc, of the Island Of Curacao
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RESTAURANT FRANCoi:

+ BERNARD 5Ntss.u Stre.t 4 he oprietor can fear
-. mmen his esta thnenttj geaeral attention
has Tor r,ny yeau b,en nduc ed q style, ttst
rren,h Ard Forsiun esid hos alto dsd fac
His tab. abounds luxury, fsdious
re- whether L. tie En- gsb style of COOKER,
HIS WINS fIui's and qeor az the best brsnds The
Waiter. tren,h sad Eng ish polite and the
Of the tables and private and 40
cal parties. not TO be equalied J. BERNAND,
IL u I'm s NAAaan
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~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cUNED.--1h,
fonic MIXTURE prepared ny the College Of Medicine an
Pharmacy oil the city OF New York, confidently
commended tor all OF ty produced by secret
diligence excess OF any kind II rs an invaluable
dy for impotence, serty, barrenness unless depend
Ing on nal formaticnJ
Single bottles 81 each cases OF haii dozen 30,
ally packed and sent to all Iarts.oi the Union
Office OF tho College OF Medicine and Pharmacy ~
Nasaan at,eet. US Rn'HAnGaON. M d Aver,
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From JAMAICA AND THE PAcIFic.-We are indebt-
I'd 10 our correspondent at Kingston, Jamaica, for
files OF papers up TO The LIST inst, and the following
etteri
KIrosroS. July !, -
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pSrRlCOHD'S PARlsiAr ALTE RArIVE MIA
TUi&For the cure OF primary ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced By injudicious Of
curry. The great advantages possessed this powerful
ars alive over all other preparations Or the Of
phiis Is that while curing the disease improves the
disease than the is admin stored Tor The
best recommendation give OF that is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who fol-
mefly considered mercury the only tor those com
plaots Sold, single bottles, 81 each in cases Of ball
aozen carefully packed and sent - all parts Of the
Union Office OF the College Of Med cine and Pharms-
cy, 50 Nassau street.
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ABDoe barrels pure leaf. iook,gs do very foe order
- for sale by TX. COLLlNS& Co.
WIN - nouth
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,"
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND
CONCERT.
TIL splendid affair." winch has ben week. in prepare
ton, will come OF FRIDAY EVEN g ,tXr
goth rs, The Society with such wish in them fr
hmencs from the foot Of Barclay stest at O'Clock, M,
md proceed few miles he North River la returning
boat viii ind The city, during which time the Soeiety
Comprising $50 perforni smosf toke with large Or
chesrt wil perform several gaic-ut Choruues
ecss; aft which they will proceed Port Rchm nd 81
en l,lard we ertainment will be nviord
Honor Judge Stewards Further psrticeia will be stated
future Advertisement limited ruuber of Tickets will
disposrd of At SO each including the armeat Tor
which early appi cation should made either of the
sig ed. iva acre
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DOCTOR BELL.
DOCTOR BELL confines devote his psrsonaI attention
- (dsiiy ill 10 TIRE removal Of Pivat- se ss in
All suffering under cases aRgrav ,sd
ce.sfuly treated BY inexperienced pretended
iiones-those laporng und the sfeets OF me
curry qosck aud all who suspect remains Of
disese lurking in the system consd Doctor Bell with
honorable M iente and guarantee uf cure
PrvAte offices No. 81 Cedar third door from Broad
"a tsrrc
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M + ID | G AL AID .
REMOVAL,

DR. GREGORY HIS removed from n Barclay stree, 10 eS
,'od street whtre he msy be consulted co.fdentsy
'iusl at all hours
here few. If any medical among u.s. thai know
> tier how manage thos- d,fu ,Id dec lie dIsorde
shlch liable TO contract white vs 4 CIV
d. ~ has published treatise th-se complains called
the HUB expressly intended the a Of tns class
u patients Of either sells 4 80 cents by the al at
reside 6S Gold fra, house north OF Ee-k man
str ct To emaes IN cted with snaatv called he whites
tNs little ok will friendly aud confidential ADVISER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

WINES, CORDIALS, PRESERVES, &C.
l6S LEA FULTON STREET.
NAPOLEON JOURTlN, resYectfully Informs ne hm al.
ways on his hands complete very nice
choice OF Fren n German Spanish Wines of var ious
bands still and sparkling Casks half casks cases per DO
zen gallon, and hotties.
Also Ferch vnegrs, Gin. Rum, Absynth. Krsh old su-
peIior Brandy hall pipes
gallon, IN bottles and bali bottl- sandy Fu' Sgs
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