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OFF any diameter but exceeding l6i feet IN iens'n
" ,hickness OF metal from II 10 II, wire guage
These the only Tubes used by the Englsa ana Nc
Government Steamers and other fas steamboats, anu %"
be procured only from the Paicncc, ,,v,,h
o22 lms THOS. PROSSER, Lberty~- Ssw' Ao'A
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EP~Taxcs, 1SI5.-Ofiice OF Receiver OF Taxes, New
City Hail. ParkNotce is hereby given that The Tax Books
for the present year open this Office, and that
ready receive the taxes charged upon them All per
paying their previous To the lst January en-
titled 10 deduction the equal 10 interest al the
Of per per annum, calculated from the day o
payment Until lst February Office hours from A. NJ. &c
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r. The Orskany Manufacturing Company dry
house destroyed by fire about midnight the 2eth
inst We understand that 2CO0 pounds of wool and 1000
wards of broadcloth consumed. The building was
of brick and los feet long.
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~ The SlvERShLi' QUARTERLY REVIEW
for October has been som, before us. It's long cst
article treats of Geology 'crpturc,' and assumes
TO reconcile the facts of Co :, set forth by Buck
land. Lycl Sc. with the 5 A. Record, regarding the
six DAYS of Creation as 1deinitc periods OF time
Thi. article furnishes a We; resting summary of the
facts OF Geology.-"Forg ~ according to the uni'
vcrsais, theory ths, i, is n' ission Of punishment
hut simply n restoration of intent sinner 10 favor
is explained in n b-ctcr article scstus is reviewed in
another Chap VII of Rums commented on. verse
by verse Divine Inverse 5 Rev d. Thorn. Is re-
viewed and CONDEMNED by = ind Mrs. L. J. b Case
contributes noble poem the Life beyond the Grave.
This work is issued Quarterly making 432 large and
fine pages per aunum for 5 We should think every
Universast Clergyman or 81 y would subscribe LOT
il, and especially every Sff'" School. (Aoel lonp-
kins, Eoston)
..HoME; or. The Pilsrir.s Faith Revived: By
CuAs T. ToRREY Written during Ills ncarcerat in
Baltimore Jail after his conviction and while awaiting
his sentence is the title OF uea, little volume just pub
lished for the benefit OF Mr. Torreys afflicted family and
for sale hv NJ IL Newman 100 broadway. 1t is reli
gious work OF the Orthodox stamp and we hope twill be
very generally purchased. Even those who condemn
Mr. Torrey must symps,hize with his bereaved family
ryS MARTINS ILIrsre ArED FAMILY BIBLE No.
H. has Just been ssu. t, John.st. 1t is embeished
with fnc engraving by T. .rds steel" Jacob in
the House of Labor" Til. decidedly the most beau
,ifu edition of the Bible r hIshed in this country.
The present number reaches Book Of Leviticus
~ HAYNES BAYLY's SONGS, or nine of the
mos, beautiful of them Dot! IDS and music2 have
been published by G. Fcere.' C. 237 Broadway.
.p JULIEN ORIGiS.I M>zGsEA has been pub
lished by Firth & Hall Is lie dedicated to Mr., Ellis.
e THE History OF -. GILES AND ST. JAMES,
Douglass Jerrold, part %, published by burgess
Stringer Co. ltmsy also be detained OF w II. Ora
ham.
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Crons I'm Tcxus.

. Ane New. Orleans Delta condenses the news OF
NC STATE of the crops in Texas us follows:
MEN CRoP.-The corn crop in the Red River and
d,n.,t counties has been greatly injured by the
ns a. The editor of The Northern Standard mentions
o. ~ aslshborhood Of Clarksvic is the only section
corr Aeo River counties where there will be much
Na,i.9. sale He states also the in the Chociaw
secr burned up Fortunately for the people of that
c., soe crop OF potatoes will be very abundant.
dusoN CRoP.-rhe severe drought that prevailed
gus, uesfiy the whole Of the months OF July and Au-
Tey,, tioushout the western and middle counties of
who ,u materially injured the cotton crop. Along the
ii s,. he OF the Colorado from Columbia Austin
will IN says the Houston Telegraph tina, the crop
rer snof nearly one.half On the Brazos above San
trs ~ ae Planters viii scarcely make more than
M. an average crop and the Trinity the crop
he Us on the Colorado. In the eastern counties,
lies said to be better than it is in any of the
c,opos,r ol the Trinity. II is probable that the whole
Last Yea, VIII scarcely exceed ninety thousand bales
bales was estimated at over one hundred thousand
In Isss were shipped from Houston from September
hcn5s1' 70 August 3lst ls45 eleven thousand three
-uied and fftyn bales of cotton
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JOHN STEWART, Receiver OF Taxes.
Persons sending full description Of their property this
Office will have their bills them hey a. any
time be had bv application the Office nj lwos
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWING.

THE MISSES HOLMAN x NORWOOD respectfully
announce the ladies and gentlemen Of NewYork and
vicinity tina: they are prepared 10 give instruction IN fsr
a. Laarge Building 2s9 Broadway II style quite new
and easily acqreds TO enable one 10 sketch landscapes
OF the time usually devoted to pencing and water colos
Room open for visitors from A. NJ. 10 p NJ. Circulars
stating and giving references 10 ue ad al their too
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
DAWSON Il cos DIAMOND POINTED COLD PEN
~ Are you troubled in procuring good Q1i!is or Fem
knives!
Are you trouble to keep sharp Penkifs!
Do YOU wish to write with ease and pleasure
Do you wish 10 improve in your handwriting!
Do you wish 10 write with uniformity!
Do you wish TO have beautiful Fen end always IN or
Do you wish to avoid the vexaOus corodng of Steel
Do you wish to good Pen which will les. you ten
years!
Does your eyesgh fail your hand remble, so you are
troubled in making coed Pen.
Do you wish reeHch you expenses for the next hve
years ,.,,
Do you wish to make acceptable present TO friend
II YOU answer Els" TO all any Of the ABOVE questions
purchase Dawson Co.'s beautiful Diamond Pointed
Peas
Warrau,ed-none genuine except those stamped h L.
Dawson & Co. for sale Wholesale and retail by
SAXTON MILES, Manufacturer Agents
eos Broadway.
Also for sale above large assortment Of Letter
Note Paper, Envelopes, &c &c Cheap booE
Rroad ray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

~ Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
1879 Broadway New York-Pciures taken at ths es;ab-
lisbmen exceed in this country so say his hume
ros patrons The public respectfully invited to call and
Ind ya for ham selvas os
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orat Gus. covered WITH morocco plain git -uperbIy
illuminated e in By ?: in-3 IL deepl uniting the entire
bra,J coin and letter balance. with pcn-hol2er, sp
pcaon ofink.and, with Indn,Io9sr stopper siespsns
cari - inch measure. lnda-rubber, 80 gum, medallion
and other waters sticks Of sesingFsx WAY Ak apers
Go e l. G,,r AL. Inv JOHN j. BROWN & CO.
-
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~ }. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor 81
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds &c will atld IN inc
Reading Room OF Tsmmany Hall ii oil hours OF we Gay
and evening. Dls osu
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FOR THE PILES.

DR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY (un internal remedy Is
~ certain the PILES, either internal or external
bleeding blind. Sold only this city al the office OF the
original Proprietor, A. UPHAm, NJ D. regular educated
Physician of twenty years experience confined to an ONCE
July Medical Office 1856 Bowery, four doers above
Spring-sL Office hours from A M. IL ?. NJ Advice
In.
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ILL., Il

APoTHECARIES' HALL, 3o CATHER1NE-ST.
Established 1870.
A LII MEDICINES in this establishment warranted gem
"A uine No boys inexperienced young men are ever
allowed 10 wait The hnest Swedish Leches
for sale or applied by experienced person.
VIM WATSON, Chemist and PharmseeutisL
sin 3meodt From A. Gardens. S72 OxfordsL London
DEVoNSHIRE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT,
Powersst Allsn,ic-st Brooklyn
TIME SUBSCRIBER begs TO inform the citizens OF SeW'
York and vicinity, that the above esaohshmentn n9%
opleed and that be Is ready To meet I'LL orders Win
which he may be favored. ,. all,
The above Cream so celebrated In England requires emily
10 he introduced to The notice of families ~ command gene
ra appreciation n,,,.e NJ uo,aIs
To families, Captains of Ships Propneio1s OF nSen
Roardiny and Coffee Houses this Cream vii be founo bo'
only an acquisition, but an essential -
Captains OF Ships Passengers proVding ior vo;asei
will ind the Devonshire Cream with coffee, as, ana
fruits OF all knds article constituting one OF tHe great
est comforts they possess ,.,
Orders through the Post may be addressed 10 The esnn
sbment H. B. STEPHENS, Ageh; o: 20 TIE care OF the
Moor bakery, $50 Broadway, II B. STEPHENS, Agent
AcESrs-The Moor Bakery, 69e Broadway, n. Y;
Mumby's Bakeries, Fulton and Atlantic sts, Brooklyn ,
n 3. Butter made from the DevonsTe Cream can at a.!
times be obtained by application 10 the Asenta or az ne
establishment oo lHI-oI
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eve BALD-BEADEp:"-Loo to your hair la
il falling turning grey! Is there dandnh u
The root! TRY WYETH's CREAM or LILIES" celebrated
or 10 years the establishment and growth OF the hair
prevents lis falling off or turning grey and uneauseo
for the uoer-ior real false curls e Ladies, Try it
For sals by j. o. FAY lS5 Fulton-sree Lamp Store)
snn Building N v Price 81 cents. yA hmeoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

p.lsgs On Friday merchant while standing in n
sans BOSTON had his poke; picked of SO OOO On the
were TWO logged checks for considerable amount
""s psid by enc Of the Bsuis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

DNCOTRAGE HOME ISDUSTRY-Coal Holds
Il and Shoveis steel and brass shoveis' Tonss Pokers
Snovr and Tong Stands OF lh- latest pattrrn Blower
Stands Umbrella Stands. &c. Also manufactures Steel and
Copper Plates for Engrnvers, warranted equal to any thai
are made large stock OF me above sways on i4nd Tor
s" oIi In J. BRUCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

~ Commissioner of Deeds.-Wm H. GriswOld.
Com of Deeds can be found from A NJ 10 T..
NJ nj M 4 CITY II all. in the Park n2y I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

UN1OTIEHS AND NURSES"-lf you wonld use
lyl "Dr ErauJ &, Leb-ated Sootag Syrup your lille
babes would avoid very aictng distressing symptoms
and oen fatal COMMISSIONS The gums swell, the child Is
seized with frequent ITS of crying etchings starting In The
Sleep and spasns OF peculiar parts shreks with violence
puts It's fingers ts mouth, &c. Sold by sole
Agent l56 Fulton-s Clamp Sore) Sua Building New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

~ GEoSGE ". cSE.
LIVE To do good bu. no, thought TO win
From, man reward of any kindness done:
Remember HIM who died ~ cross for sin,
The ,ncrcitu the meek, rejected ONE;
When liz slain toi rr'rie OF doing good,
Canst thou expect return u gratitude
DO good 10 ali bat, while u ~ scrvcst best
And n, thy greatest Govt rye thee TO bear
When thine heart 18th u,gush 10 opprcst
The cruel tgunt the colo rrtcd air.
From lips which thou .nsht in hope to pray,
And eyes whose sorrow t,t' hast wiped away
stu do thou good bu HIS holy sake.
" no died Tor thine, dA.nk thy purpose ever
High IA HIS throne. "s.h oil man can shake
So shall IIE own thy go 'tous endcRvor,
Aaa take thee to HIS con erort .lory up,
When thou hast shared q '.'AvI1rRs bitter cup
Do roucht bu, good 10, : h the noble strife
OF virtue is capst W. . 10 venture love-
Aud for thy foe devote ,;hes's life,
Content 10 wait the npc.IsS ADORE;
Brave for TIC truth, 10 lie Insult meek,
In mercy strong, in ycGS only weak
PHILADELPHIA lSi2.
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IRON RoILER FLUEs

During the Fair of the American Institute. specimens
the Lamps may be in the cloth room, which prime
paily lighted with them. % otawltn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
NEW EULLED BUCHWHsAT.

~D.UAM ELOUR and Dat Meal, IN Dob bdII UlH
u quarter and eighth bbs also IN bags OF 30 and % ios
each carefully packed and very neatly marked, and WY
nted Of ihe very best quality for sale In lots 70 suit Or
ders from out OF the city accompanied With city
us ,,1 ,r vd,b promut attention. J. G.. FROST,
-, ~ 2S6 Front,sl corner Peck-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

I7t,ODYEAK,. PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
W and MtensThs attention OF dealers Is solicited 10
,b hova good. being superior 70 buckskin in durability
ND -, .ss nr,ce hey be saturated effected
WIN water or any liquid, or with acids, and per
Erv I'M and plant in the coolest climates For sale al
,yhti.a;. mr. retail by GEO. BEECHE2,
oe.f l0d Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

TNDIl RUBBER BOOTS, Snoes Gloves. Sheets
Cloth Toys Life Preserv,ers cnstons Air Beds Hose
h;,, d;s.rcn Kinds of India Rubber Shoes, thai offer
dealers G Fo are ny; s Ito 10 es1% n
s,ta, soies OoI prs Women's do Shoes lined Prov
dence patent overhoes Mems and W9ess Ugh, end
.,1 e,,hl.,s .or,e OF which entitled TO deberur-
ri re 20, Sns 5. G. SMITH SON. 70 John-st
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, OF, Of Psn.hed Til n, and
NooJ Var Baskets Brushes, Door Mails, SHAKER Sleeves
rd R,ooms-n short every variety of House Keeping Ar
"A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea Urns,
rh nj h and Covers 2c for Hotels and Steamboats,,
VI ' 49, JAMES Y. WATKINS,
20 ,,.rt.o5 10 CAi!iarine-al New ork.
NEWARK CALCINED PLASTER Cement and
~ Marble dust; received fresh from The WORKS Ahoa'
I'D " .,o,. a, the manufacturers prices For sale by
ogs On. VAN NESS X BELL. ~ Cortland-st
NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves, for sale by
n ~, d., wa. WEST. iS3 Huixon-st
TINITREENS.-Biock Tin TureeEs and Ladies' ior .hP
~ a'e' LOT 'Ae ~ BoARpMAN i HART.
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DKEMIUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HUE,
Won Save recered the r,t premium for their ~nequa'ea
shrr-d suspenderD being ncomparaby superior " any
other article Of the kind In the MARKET and for sae
whoesa and real the warehouse OF The NewE' N ::
India Rubber Factory IS Maiden-lane Also, looy pas
mems wome;s and childrens Rubbers ladies and gens
India rubber shoes and bonshoes, with leather soles n
and buckle and al other kinds OF aircght ana "A'
goods In use, fer sale az above 20 s,.I5cn I,ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
BY GREELE
VOL. v. Nc. t7s

To- Tux KSicNrNuoca.- November 'sa cap
i,a number No VI. oil Tho l. vs' from CaO', IS Tue
leading paper This is 6'ilowoe No VI, OF tne 81
Loser Papers !: Letter. from or Meadow "a py
Mrs Kirkland 'Apropos dos Vs. by Mnswor'h
Turkish Sketches Tho New P ~'phy Ned han'
limos l.irc,ynrn. kniekcraockcr ana 'hins' nc
=, literary Notices and Editors Table occupy their
usual places and the winds on u latter are as various
and ns we'll seasoned MS ever. Poetry IL not a' oil
the best Sort on, there are Nv ees for which we must
find rcom One is The nth, by /" h. S; The
,,hrr follows:
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TIME PICK.POCKET who borrowed Wallet yes
erday the Furniture auction in Broadway, respect
fully desired through tho Posioce or otherwise
Il possesses value any but the owner VINO Wouo
,ytt,.ora /, with nI.nsur. nj ST.
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- TO THE PUBI4IC.-.The proprietor OF sLsa'-
@ peare Hotel avsis himself Of ta opportunity u say
that his Ball Room Ia open for the inspection ot
those wishing give balls and through me eeson,
and would that his now complete for me
permanent boarders hroughthe Winter al
moderate rates. hoping public will call and examine for
themselves. III. 5. TREShEh, proprietor.
N.w-York Oct oath. 1915 o28 SIN
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Dpartnersbp heretofore existing between the subscnbers
under the e. N of Hanson Wllcock 10 s day dsolved
by mutual cnnsenL Each partner authorized 70 seueno
W. W. .;nass Of ihs nsT,neIsbiu THOMAS HANSON,
WIN WILCOX.
~, w., o.,obar al 1919 nj 4ts
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ILLINOIS aud Michigan CsnaL-NOIlCE-Ihe sup
Loan of one aiIon six hundred thousand dollars, (Sl6oo
oo0I to complete Illinois and Michigan Canal are hereby
no,h.d thai ay required present their Bonds or 9TH
- evidence OF Indebtedness the subscriber st inc
American Exchange Bank who is by the Cover
nor of Illinois " register the according 10 law
DT ~, - is.3 io2a 2wl D. LEAyITT.
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Boarding ann 6otels.

BOARD WANTED-A widow lady with one child,
desires board Ia pectable boarding house or private
family-a situation in the vicinity OF Broadway would BE
preferred Address A. b. lhrough The Poet Othce NJ
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= FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s, 50, city

n CINNINGHAM'S Horse Lnirnent-Tnis Lin
@,INment mas gained great celebrity on The Enc Censi
AAnd All the principal livery stables; II iminedi-
a.ly cures sores cuts gala spavns strains young ring
bones backs and s manner OF buiss. on any part 81
IN rheumslsm family Price 50 cenr For sale al ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

VA Csiherine-st near Henry.-0eniemen wEo pauonze
the subscriber will promote their interest because @ pr %
are al least IS per cent thar other arc ~
h bsbit of charging bile his garments for sye hnh ana
strength % the se. "a s h. e Tine Il
ule anso w Superfpe Westof England black and
fancy Coat s "a DO . SseE zs sns ssa
nietn o. 3; 10 I Clothes repaired and cut on mo
as, sasonsb,e tsrna fol0 Imeodos- JOHN MOFFAT.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, November II-8 p. M.

Tuesday, November 1l-6 r. Nj.
Quotations fell of to-day fraction and the sales
large Long Island declined II per cent Canton, II !;
Harlem, II Norwich & Worcester, Morris Canal. !;
Farmers Loan, Ii Pennsylvania SIS Kentucky 6s, III;
stoningon went up per cent Reading Il Ohio 6's and
Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterdays prices.
There has recently been considerable difficulty in the
vicinity of the Morris Canal, New Jersey, in
quence Of the inability of the Company to comply with
their engagements The absence OF sufficient water to
keep up navigation has created much disappointment
among the various manufacturers the line and the
contractors complain very bitterly Of the difficulty they
experience in obtaining payment of their demands The
geographical position of this canal is unfavorable for
full supply of water that it be made produc
tive There business enough along the line to furnish
good revenue If the canal was able to do it, but we see
very little probability Of their doing at this
there no water very little chance Of there be-
ing any in the When the present Company
into possession Of the canal the shares SELL
ing at six dollars per share payment of per share
required to make up the amount necessary to pay
the cost Of purchase making par for the stock sal
per share They are now selling at $o2 S22 so per
share.
The fremont Insurance Company, Of Boston, hsv
declared dividend of six per cent payable demand
The exports Of merchandise, the growth and manuac.
ture Of this country increasing very rapidly and the
foreign demand for staple agricultural products be-
coming large, that is with difficulty that in many
stances the orders be filed The shipments of cheese
from this port Lverpoo the month Of Oct amounted
to more than one million OF pounds. The shipments of
wheat and flour in October very large, being
than sixty thousand barrels about oneh of the
tai exports for the first ten months in the year. OF the
600oo barrels Of -four exported from this port Octo
Der, s,ls4 barrels shipped to LIVERPOOL Sc.
venty thousand bushels of wheat exported to the
same port in the time
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON,

GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
BY HANDEL
THIS splendid Oratoo will be performed by the Sacred
Music Society Friday Evening 2st instant, tha Ia
bernrae, for the first time in this city.
The public may be assured that this will be of the
magnificent performances given by the Society The
pncp Solo parts will be sustained by the following dis;n
guished Voo.lssiss
MISS STONE, MISS GARCIA,
Principal Sopranos of the Boston Handel and Hayden Society
MR. J. s. JONES,
The celebrated Tenor Singer, part of Samson"
MIR. EDWARD SHEPHERD,
As Haapha," his first appear years Together with
other eminent talent
MR.. A. u HAYTER the celebrated Organist Of the Bos-
Handel and Hayden Society will preside the Organ
The whole under the dir, ction Of MIR U. c HILA.
Further particulars will appear future advertisement
The Performing Members of the Society requested
attend special rehearsal their Hall $50 Broadway,
Wednesday evening
Nonoerormng Members obtain their tickets of MIR.
Geo WhItlock No. 88 Canal
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
HYDkOPATHIC INSTITUTION.


lNIS institution has been recently established the de-
Geo 0 BE%TGk % qSaff has
om Europe and arranged his baths the
latest and most improved plan.
The rapid and effects Of the water enttle
to the consideration and notice of that portion OF the
claims to public confidence the perfect safety simplicity
and certainty Of Its principles based
facts and there nothing extraordinary the Of these
facts principles any calculated to make them dfl
cult OF belief Scientific knowledge IN favor OF them and
there nothing opposed them scientific ignoronce
uncand prejudice Neither its principles new the prin
telligen physician The Hydropathst differs from the Al
lopathst only IN the selection OF his agents OF relief Let
that has suffered for with disease and no has
ransacked the Phamacopala for remedy give
him heah 10 alleviate compare his sensations and
symptoms when restored toerabe state of health
with the individual relieved from disease by the
the poisonous remedies, which circulating in his
system, vltiatng the pure current Of blood which
restored from disease, with circulation when the
blood bounded through its thousand channels His whole
istence bl-ssngireed from and achescapahe Of
enjoy comfort afforded by his Creator his disease
eradced his constitution changed To him who doubts This
statement the opportunity before him OF testing the truth
the tabity OF this system The eminent which
country demands community thorough consideration
ots virtues In Typhus Scarlet Intermittent and kemttent
tevers the action OF the Water Cure shorten vastly the
duration of disease and the patients with but little
loss OF time sacrifice OF strength In Rheuma acutc
asd chroaic Gou Dropsy, Paralysis, Scrofua Dyspepsia
Empye disease Conspation Spinal disease ncluug
which relief obtained often surprising Dr. Dexter
been practice many years. aud his whole will be
ted TO the treatment OF patients His accommodations
such will afford the sick OF enjoyment and
every Ia the Of their health. The besuy
Of Mostown, It's delightful scenery the purity of its
and the direct and with every section Of
Letters Of (post paid) addressed to Dr. DEXTER
MoHstown, N j., will meet with attention. nl2 2tissr