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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-24

IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMNGo.-We learn from
the Merchants Exchange, by the Almatia. from St
Domingo city, Jay 7th that the 10th OF june the Do
mincsn army started from Las Matas, and stopp ed at
Commentator, Dominican post from thence on the
18th at o'clock AM they marched in three strong CO.
lumns the first under the command OF Gen +. Allan to
cut off the enemy's retreat the second under Lieut. r.
Pimenter and the third being Artillery with two held
pieces to attack the right, under General Duverge
At eight o'clock the same morning, the third CO.
lumn halted ia front of the enemy. forming IN order of
battle and giving for the first column to arrive and
cut off the retreat enemy. At ten O'Clock the sig
nal was given and the general attack commenced.
The firing commenced at three different points at the
same time. After battle OF about two hours and a
well sustained fire from the enemy the Dominican
army made furious charge, completely routing their
opponents who abandoned four different points which
they had previously occupied Up to the 22d the mum.
Der asceItancd to be killed amounted 100 amongst
whom were two officers. Fourteen prisoners were
taken, officers, surgeon and noncommssioned off.
GERS and prvotes
Some munitions of were also seized. On the
Dominican side, were killed and 8 wounded and
the 10th they the march with orders to at.
tack village about half days journey to the
ward but the enemy had fled, and the place taken
possession of,
An official report of General Duverge, from Las
Caobas under date of June 25h, also states that the
van guard had taken that place. and were in undis
puted possession and that there was news that Lieut..
Faberas, commander of Ondoballe had attacked and
completely routed the enemy therc-Boson Trareifer,
july ~.
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GROWTH OF WHAT WAS THE WEsT.-The popu-
lation OF Springfield, Ohio, is twentysx hundred and
fy.dve. The Republic anticipates that this will be
creased TO three thousand within the twelve months,
the prospect of the speedy completion Of the rail
roads to that place has given decided impetus to bust
ness and improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-24

KALAMAZOO Coal MINE-OHIo.-The coal mines
at Talltnadge, to which alluded in my last embrace
an area OF about 500 The coal lies in bed near
horizontal about five feet thick and from thirty to sew
entyhve ieet below the surface according the level
Of the land is estimated that there are 300 600
els to the acre The Tallmadge mines are worked at
three different places but by far the greatest quantity of
coal comes from the openings Of DR.. Upson who EN-.
ploys twenty-five and brings about bushels
per week. The all Welshmen, and receive 81
perd ay for their labor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-24

MURDER IN FAIRuAvEN-Parker. accused OF the
murder of his brother in Farhaven short time since,
was examined before the Police Court az New Bedford
on Friday last and committed trial at the next
OF the Supreme Court.
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SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH.
HE Subscriber begs leave inform the public that he is
prepared to receive company, having made alten
tons and arrangements for the better accommodation vstc
In addition other santages that his house possesses he
ieves tn desirable residence for the approaching
be found The for bathing
surpassed. To those who fond of fishing place
found where advantages offered.
Mr. James Green having established line of from
Red Bank to Deal passengers always rely quick
veyance. JOHN GREEN, Deal, N. J.
~ 2,y-*rr
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS"

~v,,,a - tFoRMERLy RENsHAw's.l
vINHlS weknown and delightful bathing establishment
wl be opened for the reception ofvstors and after the
2th June inst The buildings have undergone complete aud
thorough and efforts will be spared
deservedly high reputation which this establishment has here
toIorc acquired.
The price for boarding will be from 81 SO per week-ch
dren and servants halrce Young people much
room. will find accommodating terms
The steamer Orus Captain c. Price from the Fulton market
VIII make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness upon the arrival boat
the Ocean House. convey Immediately Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN Proprie,or
June IL, 1915. iei9 ImFm
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E,uapArroN AT Bosroy-The ship Constantine,
Cant SAMPSON arrived this morning with liz steerage
and the ship Bombay Capt Read with 1913,
mostly Irish emigrants-bosfon transcript, july ~
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Dr. Burke. the father of Master Burke, died at
Chippewa, G.. w, on the 18th instant
Ii will be gratifying TO the numerous friends Of
the Rev DIR. II. Potter, of Albany, to learn that he
reached Liverpool on the 2sth ul after pleasant pas
sage Of 81 days with his health greatly improved by his
voyage.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE IN RoxByRY.-On
Sunday night last attempt made by A.r. Hazel
tine, of the firm of Morse Hazeltine soap manuiactu-
rers while in of partial arrangement to put an
end his life by cutting his throat with a razor; his
windpipe nearly severed; understand there is
but slight hopes of his recovery.--Boston Sun.
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.

SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
introducing the people Of the United States article
they have long needed IL the shape of Paste called
PATEs D'AMANDEs, (Orgeat Paste J while il combines
healthy aud pleasant drink for the Summer While prom
these qualities II is the useful removing
Heartburn and Sour Stomach aud capital drink for diseases
OF the chest It's component innocent and
be recommended To females all Of life; good for
wet nurses and be used asea substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachmssen No
l2a Attorney street ie9t mrrc
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SINGULAR SulcIDE-On Wednesday last man
was found dead IN the woods, few rods east Of
blodgetts Tavern, in Pembroke. He unique stionably
killed himself knife ground nearly as sharp az
found stuck about inches into his throat
He was entirely naked having taken his clothes and
placed them together in pile about feet distant
In his pantaoons pocket found small flask which
had contained liquor, and in his hat small sized
rope, or bed cord together with his suspenders In his
pocket book which contained cent was small piece
Of thick, reddish colored paper which was written
IN Dutch, John Smith, July 4th' II supposed he
killed himself on that day, the body had undergone
considerable decomposition. He was strange r in Penn.
broke never having been there prior to his being
found His clothes consisted of twilled lean rounda.
bout striped yalentia vest dark colored sanet pana.
looms nearly new, cowhide boots halt worn made in
Mount Morris. The first nd second fingers of his right
hand were only about half the usual length-Baaria
Times, JUN -
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WARREN HALL.
No. 3 Warren street


THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as
Hotel, IN style Of comfort and the
commodaton Of citizens generally and city
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their pa
tronage.
Their arder w be at all times well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segars of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious
airy While from its central location being the City Hail.
and in the of business will afford great
those visiting the city.
l. BRITTON,
49, &. McCORKLE.
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PHIL ID Ell FIJI A.
n 2 Baths Just ntroduced-WMm and Coidin fine apart
ments.-for both ladies and gentlemen. je2s m-ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street. between 9th and 9TH streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house tor
mery known the Marshall ouse and have made extensive
alterations and its Interior having spared
expense to render of the most pleasant aud fashionable
houses the The parors the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its loca-
ton is in the central OF the city TO all the places
Of public amusement, and convenient to the depots OF the
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied wit all the dlcacies Of the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
the business to satisfaction those who favor
them with their patronage.
GAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, tlste Of Jones' Hotel.)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly Of the Washington House
Peter L. Ferguson.
July list. ls;5 iva 3m-e
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s IL RON NGS PAVILIO
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr.. Ian
DON, Of Congress Hail. Albany, has associated himself
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made many
the grounds and bathing house, pledge
themse their best exerons render this esabsh
ment fully equal TO any watering place in this country.
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Cana
joharie to take passengers the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore, continue the Congress Hail. which
will during the be under the supenrendence Of Mr.
Joslin my29 m*ec
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readiness the arrival of Trains the
Stations take low Fares all ofthe
Island
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken in Crates. jul0rc
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&. McCORKLE.
N. B-The usual reshes served mn al an times lei I'm

WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY NERO HANTS will find this desirable House,
being convenient to the business of the CITY, This
establishment is fitted up with entirely furniture. Good
and substantial dinner 1874 cents lodgings IS For
and comfort this house hotel the city
and hah price boarders can be
very reasonable terms
All the delegates Of the served up they
arrive IN market half the price Of other houses Elegant
private ors for the referee private dinners sup
parties. The very best Of liquors. jus 3m*rc
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlem River.

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully bis most sin.
- cee thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he ha, received for the last years. while Pro-
reor OF Prospect Hall and begs leave inform them that he
has tted up the large establishment the of the
Railroad this Island and Bank the River where
he prepared to furnish visitors with Breakfasts, Dinners
Teas Suprers and other refreshments the shortest
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers frs of the
Hotel for l21s cents, from the City Hall.
NJ B An ordinary half mast O'clock eo9
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SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
inform the citizens of New York and the public general
y that his house open for the accommodation Of board
ers during the summer The fare will be six
week, and every will be paid their comfort and
pleasure Good servants will he constant attendance.
The steamer Or will leave New York every day. from Full
Market Slip and Stages will be in readiness the Ocean
House, 10 convey passengers to Long Branch: -
June 10, 1885, SAMUEL COOPER.
jelB
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SUPREME Court, July 9-Present-Bronson,
Chief Justice Beardsley and Jewett, Justices.
The examiners of attorneys made their final report this
morning, rejecting sixteen of the candidates. and admit
ting the remander--whole number 50.
No. 81. Argument closed. Decision postponed.
No 10; (A reserved cause) Bigelow VS.. Heaton
New trial granted Adjourned
List OF attorneys admitted at the present July term
OliyerJ Kruger, Stephen A. Carr, George Murphy VIM.
e. Rnger, James H. Beers, Seth Burton r. L. Brundage
J. NJ. Greenwood, Henry NJ Whittesey, d. T. Walden
Jr., Martin Young, John De Witt Rexford, James L.
Woods, Robert Benner, Norton II. Heming George w
Sumner, Dean $. Manley, Abram s. Hewitt s. Weld
Roosevelt William Marsh, William A. Holmes, John H.
voorhees,, William Van Master, James L. Angle VIII.
Lam o. Merrill, John T Emmett, Albert Thompson.
Benjamin NJ. Stilwell, J. NJ. Dudley, Albert Gilbert
Charles Buckingham, Peatiah Jakway John B. Elwood
Theodore W. Dwight, John p McGregcr, Abijah c.
Cook Joseph willing, Anthony Ten Eyck, and Charles
Billnghurst-39.
MospAy, July 2l-Present-Bronson Chief Justice,
and Beardsley and Jewett, Justices.
No. % "a reserved cause) Vanderheyden and al VS..
Cranda Argued for plaintiff and in part for defendant
Adjourned
No causes were decided to-day
The last reached on the calendar is No aI-I.
Gazette
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@. {. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and JeweIry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street
mas lmHrc Late 80, cor. William st. up stat

The CELEBRATED PATE DAMANDES.
ORGEAT PASTE dissolved in water proves avery excel
~ ent pleasant and healthy drink be had
the following places -. Milhau No 1883 Broadway j. r.
Chiffon 1868 Broadway A. b. Sand Co.. 273 Broadway Glass;
Young 1872 Chatham w. Il. Baagh, Cham
beers and Chatham streetsP Merke 3s3 Grand street, W Kr
Division and Clinton streets; Moore Lent
Front street. aud the factory, 29 Attorney W. For
tenbach IA Hudson ST. j. Coddington, 1903 Hudson
Spring j. w. Bassett, Ga Broadway; Collins Co.. a6i
Grand D Sargent s street and Sd John
Rushon Co 40 Broadway Brooklyn, Jas. w Smith,
of Fulton and Cranberry streets. jus lm+rc
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LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
CONSTANTLY hand an assortment of Baltimore and
~ Philadelphia Light Oak Leather. Philadelphia Morocco
and Findings of all kinds. Lasts made any pattern
B-A first lot ofN g. Macheu's Philadelphia Rasps
Tor sale 29 Spring street. Washington street. n York
Jul3 1m'rc WARREN $. WfLKEY.
CARVER " HALL,
A RCHITFCTs, Engineers, Building and Real Estate
"A Agents 80 Wall street. New York 81 North Sixth street
phdaderha Plans Specifications and Estimates for Build
ing Drawings and specifications for Patent Rights Real rs
cnInrteh.
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CARPETINCi.
454 PEARL STREET
FNHE have opened large spacious
l. CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. 454 Pearl street former.
y occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and ready TO offer
the public entire stock Of Capeng expressly for
the spring trade OF which exceedingly rich
signs and coors. Among them mar be found
as NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS.
10 PS. ADMINISTER THREE PLY,
- Rich Shading.
SUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rugs DuRgets, Table and Piano Covers Wosed Tufted
and Jute Mats; Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
found in the trade The public requested to call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
m20 2msm a5a Pearl street
pRADBROOKS GOLDEN FISH 2g7 BROADWAY.
- No longer the Golden Fish shines in the sun
~ the old place IN Broadway-two, seventy-one:
u has dafted up stream to far better haveD
Aud is now seen to glitter at two ninety-seven
There Bradbrook's establishment, known Of yorc,
Fora well-stocked and excellent ouitting store
IN the instant still furnishes outfits complete,
From line shirts and silk drawers down to towel and sheet
lhe yoyager bound on some long ocean trip .
should call in at Bradbrook's, joining his ship,
And there officers, civil or naval, may find
All they need when TO far distant stations assigned
The stranger o resident there may inspect
Inc most elegant goods he could wish to select,
" Tie very best fabrics and tastciully made,
AZ prices as lair as are known in the trade.
Suslendes, gloves, collars, straps, purses and hose
11tneka handkcchefs, bosoms aud fin. under Clothes
it uessng gowns, night caps, and fifty things more,
May be all had at Bradbrook s famed Quitting store
lela Intro
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DENTlSTRY-VALUA DISCOVERY
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH

FhFSEHVE 1UUH
WHY will you suffer with the toohache when by calling
w Dr. PAIGE, 39 Grand street, near Broadway, You
have efectually and entirely cured He has entire
new preparation that will few minutes without
pain Inconvenience, that may be filed making vau
able tooth for life thereby obyang the pain and danger of ha
wing extacted Ii certainly of the greatest discoveries
Of the and fails Of the desired The
der teeth ned without any unpleasant sensation Artificial
teeth inserted in the approy we'd manner je7 lm*ec
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N
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &C.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1913 Greenwich street,
NEAR CoUsTLANDT ST., AND OPPOSITE PACIFIC HorEL
New York.
NJ BEG LEAVE to inform you that established our
w selves the above place. principally for the purpose Of
meeting OF wholesale and large family
on the North River Side The upright manner in which
have carried business for several past this city
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
goods have earned for degree Of and far
beyond that ofany similar house United
consider these the best obtain your pa
trOnage.
we have however, much pleasure in stating that
made with and Judgment selections from all
the spring cagoes and which the finest specimens
Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial Oolong Pekoe
Ningyong Congou Souchong &C., which have here
this which, with variety Of Fine Good
Qualities, offer wholesale and retail We have true
ground daily.
We continue operations other places
particularly l2 Chatham We your obedsnt servants
- = CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New Yorh-l21 Chatham 36 Grand and aIs Bleeckci
rhladelphia-ss Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street.
2m~m
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LOOK AT THIS!

:. JUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot Of French Boots of
best kind aud will be sold the old price S. and the
best OF French Call Boots made order for So City made
Caf Boots ss and the greatest assortment Of Gents Gait
Calf Shoes So and s. So great variety of all other kinds
Ladies IN ts STORE Will hnd Caters
buskins Slips, Ties Prunels, Satin, SC.
For assortment OF all other kinds Misses and Chldrens
Boots and Shoes be beat in thscity Do not mis-
tahe the number 3G Broadway corner of Franklin street
Jus lm'rh NJ CAHILL.
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WHITE CHILDREN AMONG THE INnlANs.--A cores
pondent OF the arkansas bateHigcacer, makes the
following statement in reference to The white child rem
among the Camanche Indians In passing the Cherokee
agency few days ago saw, at the agents premises
white boy OF peculiar appearance, particularly when
conversng or rather when attempting to converse On
inquiry learned that he had been purchased by Della
ware Indian, Bill Connor, from the Camanche Indians
last winter and left with Gov Butler about six weeks
agc-perhaps purchased by him. He is about twelve
years Old dreadfuly sunburnt and speaks English but
indierenty He hard featured and Suffered
captured whilst young His account Of himself is
that his name ellis that his fathers called
Mr. Doyle, that he was taken the Colorado Hous-
ton doubtless AUSTIN that his father with four other
white men, were out quarrying rock Che here made
circular motion, by which was meant stone to grind
CORN, that two three of the killed and
he saw his father escape fast horse out of sight
lie further states that with the band are fourteen
white boys, "Mercans and four girls. The boy was,
am told, much cowed but by kind treatment he
breathes freely and tries hard to talk "Mercan- The
poor fellow is not an Adonis in person. Chester
field in manners. he walks like foreigner His passion
Is for fishing, eating, and play ing the Jewsharp-wi
1t IS SAID sometimes stop catching to play tune. He
speaks the Camanche language WE'LL and out-yel
the Indians.
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A TO LET-Ohces and Lofts for Storage 70 let in the
l.:R building No Fnlton Inquire OF +. HENRY
LIZ the premises I'd floor. jy20 3ttis
"A TO LET-Ofices and Lofts in the ire-proof Store
L.iA iy2o JOSEPH McMIJKRAY.
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- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for SO 50: City Made and
style and durability they equal those sold for
at foung& Co.'S Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manu-
~ fetsrng Depot! a. NOD Ann street Of the FASH
Boots made order for 81 M equal those made in other
stores for Sc and ST. Boots Shoes Caters &C. made
der IN The shortest notice Mending &c. done the
VIM NJ Young Co, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers
No. Ann street, New York, near Broadway.
WIN Nj. YOUNG, and
je24 lm+rc III. B. JONES
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Price Two Cents.

ARREST or ABoLITioNIsTs.-The PdrkTsburg
Va) Gasetfe of the 18th inst gives the following:
Information was recently received that the slaves Of
John II Harwood, living at Washington about twelve
miles below this place, would attempt an escape tho
night OF wednesday six persons OF that neghborhood
crossed the river after dark and concealed themselves
the Ohio side About o'clock on the morning of
Thursday, six of Mr. Harwood's negroes came across
and were received by pety OF whites least seven in
number; and while the latter were engaged in assist
ing the former and their baggage from the canoe the
concealed Virginians made descent upon them and,
after severe struggle succeeded in capturing and Sc
curing five OF the blacks and three of the whites The
latter brought to this place and committed pr
SON As the offence of which these accused is
felony under our laws examining Court has beea
summoned for Friday next 18th inst
The Cincinnati Gd<ete, in alluson to this affair says
Inc excitement is very great on both sides In Virgil
ma hali the inhabitants of Parkersburgh armed and
prepared to repe any attempt release the prisoners
IN ashington county in this State, meetings have been
heiu IN iour townships (and several others to meet.
WIN ne object mainly fair trial to the Ohio
uhs hough IN two of them threats have been made to
suie ia"essness by violation of LAWN other words,
20 'eaI Gown farkersburgh jail and give freedom to
Inc cause OF this excitement all will understand We
nave nothing TO say in defence of any man or set of
men VINO WIZ entice slaves away II caught let the
law nave IT'S course. But have something to saw
against our citizens being seized on their own soil and
without process OF law by people of another state 10 b
tried before the tribunals Of that State They NAV he
wrong every way bad at heart bad in conduct hut
they should not be troubled if Ohio the means or the
power to protect them.
We wish friends in Ohio to be firm but cool.
way nearly; but Kentucky Court and Jury acquitted
him without moments hesitation. The appeal in this
case is to the law. Let it be fairly met and we do not
believe the result doubtful
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GALVA MIC RIM GS.
DIR. CREIGHTON'S
GALVANIC RINGS

u EQUINE fluid to increase their Galyanc power They
~ possess all the advantages of Gavanic Battery without
shock and are successful in curing al nervous diseases
Drug Stores of Bowery aud Grand II Avenue D.
6 Spring 80 Catherine of Clinton and Division, Mrs
HAYS, BROOKLYN. Price 2s-gold 81. luIo lmsec