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The New York herald., 1845-11-11
Ion DON
LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE.
IL DLncn al.l.na

No 5 Foley Place, Regent street.
AIDES Gentlemen, and Families, visiting London, can
IL be accommodated with board aud residence combined
with every comfort good table and select society mode
terms
This establishment is constantly visited by American Fam
lies and Gentlemen arriving in Lendon and honoed by the
espec patronage Of the American Legation; also by many
distinguished American families in the United States
permission has been given to refer.
MISS PHILLIPS begs that Cards of Particulars as
terms and by whom ,he recommended may be obtained
at the Office of this paper o2t 3w-rc
DROPOSALSw be received at any time previous to the
22d day Of November next the Office Of Subscriber
Not Wall in the city Of New York, for the grubbn0
grading masonry :uPsstruGture and bridging Of the Bear
ing Bear Mountain to Dauph the
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans are
ready for inspection the undersgned Office he work TO
be commenced Immediately upon closing Of The contrac
- p MARROW.
New York, Sept I'D, lS4o s23 lmFr
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

MONEY LENT-MONEY LENT
THE Highest prices advanced in large small sums on
Jewcry Diamonds gold and Silver Watches Plate Wear
ing Apparel and every descr,pes Of personal property
o28 lm@rc 232 William street Duane street.
A Lien DOD DWORTH will commence Private Dancing
"a School M 4 his residence No s Broome Mon
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at r. NJ for Ladies
and m for Gentlemen For rterms, &c. apply above
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, lSI5.
The movement in favor of the abolition of capital pun
ishment has commenced, and tomorrow morning Kon-
vention OF the friends Of the measure will commence its
sessions in this city
The Court Of Quarter Sessions this morning had very
interesting before it, wherein young Irshman is
charged with committing rape upon young Irish
widow, in house in the heart of the city, on Sunday
evening three weeks ago The jury have yet agreed
upon verdict.
The Schuylkiii Bank and kentucky Bank cases are
still before the Common Pleas in Equity The counsel
for the Kentucky Bank had the the Court all the
morning
There is nothing in the stock market. State fves
are still going down. and Wilmington Railroad shares are
rising. The following are the sales OF to-day:
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Nov. l0-Sl500 State SIS 73i; 800 do
13; 1000 do I'D 10; 1000 do 49, shs Mechans Bank
20; $3.50 Wilmington RR 6s 5s 6S; Isl shs Wilmington
RR az $500 Loan SIS 80, 1929; shs America Blk
4l2; do 4l2t; 200 U Bank 5; so Reading o 5ds
26t; 100 Wilmington RR sd 81 Is so Reading RR 26t
BETWEEN BoARDs.-3 shs Ches & Del Stock 33I; 5000
Reading RR Bonds b5 6S; $50 Wilmington RR b o 2l?;
$500 State SIS 723; 100 Reading RR 26I; Pennsylvania
Blk asst; ITO U Bank s.
SECOND BoARp.-70o shs Wilmington RR b o 5 -: 81
dol -; 80 do bo522! so do O 22t so do 224:
philadelphia and Trenton RR III; so Wilmington RR
20 224.
AFTER BoARps-35o shas Wilmington II II b o 5 22l;
100 do W ~.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE,


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The New York herald., 1845-11-11

DoCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st..
- is ofe Oldest and medical and surgi
cal practitioners the city Of New York in the
certain q Of delicate Diseases The Doctor established
treated II Of and other delicate
complaints The Drs for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for No
ter how long you may have Geet, Structure Ulcers upon
the body the throat the head and bones
Of the legs will and cure you # your curabe
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by habit ndulged by young men-Many
unfortunate victim of this has experienced
sautary Dyspepsia weakness the limbs and small
the back confusion Of intellect oIsealness papaton Of
the heart society, only OF this
plant He every charge. Mid
and cured days Dr. Johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon U Gn-r
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rntsrt Aleoirines.
yyrSrARfS BAiSAM.

-o,,po,-~n StI>lNIC PREPARATION IRON
n W. Cherry Bark snt rar-thr pss' q. ,s,s,o.
-. - H. World for the cnre q Coasos, 'ovs N -
cr,sup e-sng Of ,he Llass, - - H. ,e.s In
- r-... - sse LIVER Compliant sid lie a'' 'ase' "
TIioCS.ND CURES, in esses teered u',s v.
hopeless. have fr,ny ESTABLISHES 49,. BEEN .,y si
80. 49,, pr,-.r ,rion% beng formed eheiy Ton
ehsracsl ex,rsct- NOM VIVID Chrry eNx ana - -
;rae. rhsi az fhcklv scattered Wherever
a-gs prevail We yiye e~ instances On ~
power ron catalogue Amos, Without ena ,..~x,
aty "a .irsss VIII be gwen a. TIE New torA
who was oven up by 81 OF her p0s scans ~ Ssc '.
SUMPTION bad bard ramor for NOUNS OF nc $50 ~
anc srer Quantities matter sort OF oOny
- -, r,.sicue for ~ mouths being past a. noPseb
,lrey cured by few bottles OF MS es-sam "a SeP'e
AID October, lS+i - -, -. -, ,,,s,s
-, -, even wears (l.ins Obliged to sleep "a slnn.
urel az Jar cured seai To his business NJ De moe
stormy weather q, ,.t.. = .,,s, Of .s,fr,,
Of = wears Hsidonsed v J. tes6es under cath
- -toer, ugh and pain N ne side-ior mohs'
- fs~s .uanute- OF corrupt msisr--sso lheen o.0 s
- ,sv.i,i,n could do but he Tor hin-gsNe ni' pAs
mercury but d no soos r,s.as So. ~ go bc,.les o
salop.Eg cOrsifap-o on -en-.i'', N~
NJ Am d. dogsins Of Know lesv'ue n 4 snhrr,
| cured OF liver complaint snt genera ieoA's " 'e
I,cos HesuaS. NJ D. Huntingdon. cured enid Q, s Z
srhrcahia of obstinate disease of th~ Lungs "'e' " ~
| tired al the usua remedies In vain -, 49, .,,r,,,
Cases daily occurring N every Ps. " ~. Rs,.sr,
which prove nconesgihy the vast 81 perof'y o ms
in every .hse Lung and Liver disease over every vi"
| preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrI " s,vnS
| Sold Wholesale and Retail, by D. \ y, ~, !.
xxb,e.ss Drucyi-is 70 Fulton-st Newfork Sold Aso
| ~ Rroadway. y Fast Broadway THK .sovs ARE w
Only AcrSrs IN rus CRY Price, 81 per eorle -
! bottles for ~ NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
IMpoRrANr TO THE PUBLIC.

NETWORK JUNE II, lsfl--sis have analysed wv
\.ouach of a horse and other substances, WIN feerehs
% the oonng of your horses and AFTER t~ous nFeu
,ou have been unable to discover any n.1erA poson Wy
Snv suspicious artcle oa apparently saiarseh WIZ
,baco A. the symptoms Of poisoning we're suspo'Vus
b,d Won -, ia ny further investigation snail ssnd
n Your- respectfully, LANkENCE hEiD,
Professor OF Chemistry The College Of Pharmacy OF h'
Guy of Ncs-fora
Mr. CA.RLgs WAiIsos, Bowsry and Hesier,st an,
~ NEw-YoRK, June ~, ls4b
SIG A. Mr. .on has refused glye you the pub
lie copy OF my report regard Ia ile supposed Poisonn
hor..s and AZ | sn informed that be- denies having emp
- me- in regard a. the business hand you the Shove ~ni
Is copy VI my report to Inn 40 far a. can feilsnber
Yours, respectfully LAWhENCE hEiD'
Mr.. joins NURPHY, Harlem r, 49,.
Having ascertaned Mr. Charles Whtson had fees
ed from Professor Read, whom he had submitted 10
chemical ANALYSIS and examination me oat- s'omheh s
liver OF one OF ms horses which were supposed 10 sve a-
rom poson report Of the results Of Dr. Reds inyesuya
Ton aop.eI To Mr. Whtson 10 know the nature oil NE ~
porr re however not only denied NE s1ytnfornzion
he subject, but treated me With much abuse
subsequently, applied % Professor Red himfeN, ana
payment 5y me 10 hun Of sz beng k.s ehvss oganH w
Dhfoa [ received from nm le foregoing cefthcai''
which am lmpeed b lay before honest Pubic % AZ
count of ne many SANDERS ecustet against me- and M
t.s ,nieai,oa l.ax Of ,AJuraz rnctsndng ctis.n
Da'ed, June ~, lsia JOHN ~ hrn
ea ~ Proprietor u Harlem stages
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HANOVER NECK, Morris Co. y. j.
June 18th. 1915.

SERVED RIoHT-Onc OF the knaves that heec'
passengers ON the Canal. was made 70 disgorge Q
hort time since \ man with his wife who wished
20 come TO this place made bargain with the agen
of one of the lines in Buffalo for passage and iug
age for a certain sum They were placed on board
boat When the boat arrived AZ hOAeN, thc cap
ain undertook TO collect from them larger sun
han they agreed 10 pay. They told HIM OF Their
bargain with the agent. but this lac refused 10 recos
Mise saving that the agent had no right 10 bud nm
10 any bargain. The passengers persi-ung IN Incl
refusal to paw the Captain dumped them and men
luggage on the tow path Rather than be len IN tn'
dead of night without shelter, they agreed TO pa.
the extra charge, and upon arriving m this place
they made complaint 10 the police magistrate WIZ
..sued warrant for the Captains arrest by IN
testimony il appeared that the Captain not onl,
knew of the bargain with the agent but was pres
en-, when il was made. The passengers not wishini
20 stay here long enough 10 prosecute through Tn
Grand jury. accepted the Captains proposition t.
refund the extra charge, pay costs, and give men
- 70 boot, We think the Captain did not max
much out Of this operation. His name i N sal
keeping for future reference
While upon this subject we would say that In
villanous frauds practi~cd upon passengers hav'
aroused the attention OF the community had IN a.
cases where il is practicable the offenders VIII b.
brough, 10 punishment lRoch. Dem.
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Grusses.
HILLS TRUSSEa.

NOTICE TO RurrURED observation-disclosures r.
a. AID M. word alssJs on app1csison tlHs once. No
V..eystreet OF To Agents In tle Principal Towns 10 ~
us-i sa,es Be careful examine The bach POI ~ fssus
rr,.,.s Ia ser. II they ae endorsed by Dr. HUI wrune
None are genuine be relied upon - good, without ns
signature. $1,000 ts.,r.
NAM persons have undertaken 10 vspd limitations " Hall
russes and thousands imposed upon 10 eoe-
s@,.nee These limitations cannot bs rolled upon usy e
made by unsk mechanics and arc NO better uAn 'S oso'
nary Trusses =,
Rooms have been 6ued up 1t No vessy-sussi, ssen'
lively TOR ladies' having separate entrance rom VI vuss
s. wisrs q In constant sitSud ancs
I'' ', "a, r aa,..,,. nllH
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More about that star.
. lIl Edhor of ~ Tribane.

10 ift Lddof " me 4v"Hf'
Your correspondent j. w. r. ia endeayorng Il
account for the phenomenon Ola star appcarin- on
the dark limb of the Moon, (which Sir James Sootl
pronounced an imponetrable mystery appears r.
have fallen into an error. He seems to suppose ina
when a ray of light from star l. intercepted, tht
in,erceping body may be instantly, while the
II yhi which is cut oil must have its time 70 arrive
he earth. The following relation VIII perhaps en-
able him 10 see his error.
About twenty-five years ago ! introduced me
subject Of the motion and velocity OF Light. IN ni
evening lecture at Ezabcihi0wn. y. ). On enter
ing taiors shop next day. one OF the Journey n"h
said There was one thing your lecture last eve
ming which could no. understand II the sun wer'
in am instant annihilaied, completely covered
could We see il eight minutes aiterward an
swered in the affirmative. We'll It seems Yer!
strange suppose there were man there lars,
euoneh 10 cover the whole sun with his hand, anc
,hai he should thus cover ii. could we then see II
Answer. Yes for eight minutes time. How can u
be that we could see the hand slide over the san
and vet see the sun after that No. SAID /. you
could not see the sun after You SAW the hand Side
over II but thenyou would not see II slide over IN
III cich. minutes after II had done 80. on saic
he now | understand IL
Want Of leisure oblges me 10 be concise. l o.
not see that the phenomenon can be explained.
there was no mistake ii may long remain my :
terry. III ioON"'
HANOVER NECH, Morris Co y. J.
Iunp 9TH l-fJ
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The Weather, Crops. &c.

~ The Weather for nearly month has been
dry so much that Corn began 10 suffer severely nu
Yesterday i rsned sufficiently dssipate ali 'esrs a.
The Corn Crops Mosf of the gardens were too Tar gon
o be saved II i stu cloudy. and niay safely c-cu
ate upon having abundant crop q Corn Inc Aeaiii
Marion Ala Review.
The CKoPs-Our observation and information
since The publication Of our a-i paper have satisfied
hat our ears with regard io the Wheat crop ~ eA, u
,h. quarter were pnmsture. The prospect = no" Tar
fo an average crou II indeed The yic4l i not sfea
han usual The late refreshing showers have ofuu-L
o.. the Com and Oaf- amazingly and indeed ueI
beneficial elects ar apparent upon az Kinds OF Nt-'~
ion The present prospect compared WIN VIZ, Vt
-snsi short time since. should furlsl useiui ''--.
al all croaksrs teaching them under al circuni-tai
~ fh.ir fr1i. in Him who has said that -.'dtnie az
harvest and cu.d and heat. and summer am WINTER an
isy and night, shall not cease ~Lle ne ear. Ieii
- Batavia Ohio Courier, June -
REGISTRAR WHEAr.-Mr Masil Robinson. O.
ms neilhborhood has exhibited ~ u' nlhlt o' in'
vbs Tbs. ears were large ami i, and tae grams ven
-,, s,'f heavy and il would be very dliiclt % lfu
3ur, finer specimen This wheat ufens Two wees
earlier than the common sorts, and mus " 80
vays escapes the rust Il rptued .a-i yesi ~ -
~ iune In weighs very heavy. Ny X INNS ll'i =
~ -, be TWENTY-FIVE bushels 20 the scTe-s re VI
n This bad season We do not nesi'Sie 20 saNl-' -
lsrner 70 give j a triai l''o-
Tn. rprrxns-Tbe Phlade,phi Yearly Meet
! -, the orthodox Quakers, lately convened urseu
snonr other ,hing- upon sher members amor ireqsh
n.rl,.sl OF the Bibe and condemned the Ieadn- u ~
niriou. book They also passed strong emu. -
-, 10 Ne If intoxicating drinks ihe System az
- ;-s s,svshoidiur. var: os;hs csnd-sne Iad'
"a Io,,ere. and resolved upon more vigorous 80, =
80 -. universal e,iucslsn and To 5efiend ne u
| a.ans. t l.,
THy Evidence OF MARRiAGE'-ls has ucen . &c
cijed by Judge Parsons thar IN Peiinsy vans u
| civil contract and A. such i4a! oe , - -,
particular ceremony. In the case before -, y 20
proved thar here had been no ceremony periuftnea -
III, parties had lived together a. man ana VII, II =
man ad treated In. woman a wife IN the presence
.cqusintancc- This il was held according 10 thf ~
of Pennsyvsn!s was sufficient 70 constitute l'~iiA
| and enaow the woman with the rights Of . vie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

Having been for a long time troubled WIN $500
..,4 y,sfioil and consequence Win gene
I'll l'rv-but within few weeks pa-i norr paril,uiHI
- e..d AZ the stomach. with los oi sppfe' oppess'u
,n GREAT 4 ifculy taking my meas anu aii1i e1-
,,-n rrof-e guplng OF Mud ws- n-ilcs@ 70 ~ ~
= of ~. above medicine, having heard Il Ysns ie.o.s
i,l onf oxen b. three lmes before iet s'ta. re-
,f srG before had taken lai bottle my ahcI.ues
1,.r.a 10 be al removed my appetite ana digestion ~
me. deem hi. much due 70 ihe ploAc ana ~. 10"
- h rvelor OF he nfdcine, 10 state That hose oil our
nacers may ~ y q! '' .rlss,ir, disease
At - IN IS a. r. W. GOODWIN, "a Alb. Pat
For .se al Isl FyLTONsrkLhIi lo5 solth fs ST.
,ihs,,. s'cktsN Bull Troy; Mr.. Wells, Druggist, Uuca
e,,.,, |. % hudson. Andrew Irl4N, SCHENECTADY sh
sos rsn.aeIureh and principal Druggists Throughout
Vore ne except put up in The large square bottles
Which CONTAIN quart and -gued with ne written -snatI'
ofs 2. TOWNSEND and rs name olown IN re gli-''
~ lfn.
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~ Cuutiouto the Public

~ Caution TO the Pubiic:-0nc- 10. " "a % ~
- <evv.York A. usriaL-'Facrs foR rHf PEofLt, -role
v.--- ago was cured Of severe ana dangerous hir-s ~
syrup made from Odd indian receipi and pe. sio
-r,-i f ~ f-,aoi. A. vel By tle consideration va
much good lisit be done tnreugn ur EXTENSIVE '-Is
q lie r4p 10 ihe p-ol9 ,e ~ 20 n, 60,
II .r h.. ~, I'D SegrYors. Having confidence 10 young
man tv L. r,. of ScHrSCK, had verbal uncersianil.
eifl aim and the mttclne Wa -oi ih ii- NAME ana W
.i I'D nv rrre bv tie syrup. 81 b. name, n the torn
of crrtifc Gaze wa published an ~llry elfel-i-
continued Liz connection -. "a. ION ION ie.r
- Amt had come 81 % ne r--Te % me Faiins
ana strength Of the syrup Imn.ins t-i WHICH sk's
o-r Lei. more eecflai, re' esed one pt u "a- &c
.,L e.s11 overlook and pardon aly merely persona.
raffe- Iuf nv reputation va, TO con prlry .Arf"vo
h th- rrnri.tor II this valuable nti cine oi course
80 -, ,,,.r,r ss-r,- tn would extend rs con-e-
l,r. to H. otler lad encountered large expendiIufes
ne.t4blshng and c1nlucins ul- uA'-ness Ay LIE au
-r 49, i,..,,i exclusively % T. These nrlr lf-
r..,- ro- my known chareie and ne ceTiihear 81
ms clfe viii ny adv .cr 90 n-ntfv., farI' o' -7
s1 ca Ell o. ny Office, a. ~e A. y o.'' "-ln $50,
Ioil a tie cy and country. Aid i-r 90 -. ~
,o-v .r-af popularity ~ ny treatment ~ cons
Ion cef- co.sh- Diseases oi ~ organs ~ re- fai L'
vel a. Tx Liver comp aili and ls-pep-- ave ctse' ~
,.rn--. ID r., .ulrclUl fu fs most oi whom ~
&C., ~ ls. " eilE and restoring io ieni- Hes e
La. be- =. .gsr- fr -rzfiifl- ara az nQi iee ~--l-
i.f -t ,s,.rs- thus arising to a. should - los, lOi
could erfi,,l-ly permit rl sphere OF -'linr- " "
narrowed tnrD-.h Tie -zrei 70 "a -i ~ ~ - =. -
To io- 10, .row ne personally ei1 - history OF my
S,rr m d. -..srv ID say thai loA he old origina
r-cein ana have ire mo>i scc-far AAv~lrl-re lr OF.
correct uleiho,i uf preparing n i .i- =. y.
-r-t -ia.e- A.. ia order 70 ftL-el rec H0h a. IN
. - - - -. insure D.. fl and un form siren. ~ w
m III nee of TAI sni Of beat "in els 70 ir-.foy is'
ecc cal M uer-es Of sonle OF re IT, ,lfll- ~ :
-, - 20. 81 ID -royrry and tne Application u an IN
100. r n ~ .f.b- epp 1raius by licu tnrse oo-ct
be successfully aiia-ne-- ~ ~ ~ - e :,
nv process IT, snowl-i-e AID employment OF ~neA an
| confined exclusively % my-e-- -. 80 III, - .
80, 49,. ~ I-gr irferts'~i N ny Business, has. al
~ -, ~ "a. ,.r,-s or a. east opened az Office N iE
ety. w.sh I'm a.. The success "a. r. may usy ar,eI, Z
~ i-ri,- ~. rute Az informed 20 come and bls l
r.uine Svrlp nd wisely enough CARTONS eznsi a. !.
| ierafed onvouDcs . s. , -. =.
~. o--r.I --uuire fu.morc syrup, prepared m n
49, - -, 81 nv.rf = for sale 10 Newly OK only
~ GA -r.i;.lf orcr No. -! Courrsuds, one door q
| =, - ,ssgeodT1 P. ;. bEEkMAN-
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JERSEY CITY, Jan. ", 1917
Mr.. J. H. Schenck-Desr Sir: Mrs Ephraim laeAei '
personally known to me, and believe her statement No,.
~ All cred "A represented the signature Of her aug
b,ud know That she was very vi and now she seems "
the enjoyment Of comfortable health ,sv
Yours, SC. NJ LUSH,
Pastor Of the H. d. Church. Jersey City.
The genuine schencks fumonic Syrup can be hsd a. M
p,o.,s,n on &c opv No CORTLAND. street few doof'
below Broadway. 80, c-.,, ,..,
WHO formerly aced my agent. Is 30 longer trusted VIII
Inc sale OF lfe Genuine scbencks Pulmonle syrup
-, ,.5 5a - J. H. sCIIENCK.
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TuOMPsON,s TRUssE-, Othcs 70

NlBeekman- street About DO OF The pdyseisns
-Hand surgeons Of New fors have Gives urn
decided preference 10 his Truss, ~ you can
the pressure from 10 my pounds On me fup
re without back pad, Which docs - much injury - me
pine ir tina, beng The beet tee, q ln snpenony
op and six dayS tfal gwen and in dos po rssas The
culture while performing every Kind OF exercise % eoetn
n and give perfect esse-te money eheerny refufn-
I'd, psrnanet cureis easily effected and wsranssd, TX
directions followed. =
Tho.e sending for this Truss need only mention shs sds
ats 10 suil their ye0 soou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

1hscrer vii sell oy Public Ascaou, At ms place near A.
paw OF Wednesday, the 25h iy OF June al ~ osoe 4
" s. srfir. Ierf OF -urehrct AMI imported SHORT
gOPSFD DURHAM CATTLE, consisting Of shout atty
,n.rai.. Bulls Cows and he.irs Catalogues ana more
I'm notice may BE- IN The My No Of ne Albany Jun
ys,or ana Nav. York amencanA gncumnst
The .se will be positive AMI Without re-efyanon except
in rsor 10 ihree or four individuals. on which ~ sub
scrb-r MI a.m the pr Fr-r' o.--.n- olrn.t So = -.
49, md on account Of any pegar merit 0u, tna be may
-, cssss~v -et OH of the nrreus Of stock which. IN
Kind h. thnks highly OF nan any oer ana wncn n
mar 100 for prices ft- more than nominal. tss the case
raw he coiuusr with the cost Of these. or prOsp ecuveF
@ -ie-. even Il Others ouch 70 his satisfaction could
"a bsf -vannt Hone near Albany NAV 2hh. l3S.
y ,,,s-j; ~ Is5siswI.Sos ~ r. P. PRENTICE.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHsMs ELECTUARY ian internal rcmedyl j. q
)rf ,ure for tie PILES either internal or external
.I,ng Or tiud sold only I'M. city at tnr once OF ii'
or.ana. Pro2rsior 4. UPtlAM Nj. D. regular educate
PIN. clan Of eny years experience: confined 10 an o'
nrcr where Piles aud all Chronic Diseases are success
IA liz treated Medical Ofce 10 BOwery tour DOOR hyoV.
sp-ng street once hour from A. NJ tosP h Awe
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lilo. r,.urap.r - frIONAL LOAN FUND
rfFr ssSr-RVTCF SOCIET or LONDON-NEW-
YORK BRANCH-Th- pu AZ re-pecffiiy in'orm-l
s DR. RSl g. Or Dr. Ho.acssiA attend Al - - ieys
once - Vast daily l>andas sNcepieil n oc.ocs
P .s. 81, -. r., Il,
AID tha-wth a ,isv 20 recnu' e-,elcr o. re tr-nch
r,t vii asnt. daily. a. fhroh a. L O'Clock. noon
80. uhv-cs1 ievoung one bon 10 n' dll.s az nieiesl
~ T,srl rsr0r- VII b. CONDUCTED o. then respec-
% ri,-. Of re.iience f preferred during ne hogrs usial
for receiving patients
- Fee pad By The society
Dr. Rockers resides a. 10 bis-ckef--- street
m In.9rt ili F-nsi1--tre-L
NJ s~r1rr 3s1 Rraiwnv
~ - Nll--frrrt 18Th June. is4i
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman Of Local Board
J. LE.NoER STAzR. Manager al General Agent
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NLHlNI, NTTl 10 I0ft
Or. Townsend Dear Sri feel .r'si sai-ncI,oa IN
- , 30 e. fo cert ~ fully % tie efficacy OF your ENinc
~ u ca-t. OF Dyspepsia In my is-t certificate
ss,edi had used one bottle and bad been mnch henrhe'
.ince Tier continued u u-er MI had ihnei ihie
~, r,o,yb m a,e vhs a asgravufed one fr-si.
myself a. cured Previous 10 using your sasaA'lA ~
nfb. nv ood raised n my ilroa-tns stomach Nas F.l!
% - i,,enrIv after cain. would vonlt up al had
,.s,,1I AZ suffered much pain Ia ny -.olnscL Sale
fhes- facts IN oreri induce aose whose tao are e
-. nine arr and VINO are .icicd with dyspep.n, 70
M sour Fxfracf Of Sarsaparla believing ma Il
,yill be- A. beneficial 20 them a. 10 ilf. . ~, n
VIA H. c HASKELL, No. l2l Pier.
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:. NLwBUKs:m SUMMER RErKEAT.-- n.

subscriber respectfully announces 10 We pun. vn
- AN Continues to keep the Above uamed BOAkDtNO
ESTABLISHMENT lhe reception Il uDse VINO Say
visa la enjoy Tine advantage Of cool and ma.'ny e'm"epss
m. House Il LARGE and COMMODiOuS. and pleasantly
situated on Academy hu. WITHIN I'VE mlnuIss ~sA " ~
landing The prospects, one oi NE rsbest 90 w
hudson Attending an unoh-uuc tod virw Of Newnusn by'
md nns view VI W,-, Point, the Highlands, Mounapss
scenery sc. families singl" persons csn Ne aeeo"no'e
a IA board by the day week at q reasonable psicA
Newbureh May 1915 lmyH .mislpl L. PDODoL
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CL,s.lc,-.-An eminent rocer VINO occupies
verv fne mansion Up town al who has sold many
q bar Of coffee In bis dag. gave a dinner party
me time .iuce. Just beior dinner the company
unused themselves in examining some beautifully
bound look. which were diaibuied on 4 Mosaic
covered table. One OF ihe~ was copy OF Enr-
p.d,s on opening t. the n'ier o. ne mansion
,,--v Mo N, C,tbq was On. replied one OF
ibe .-ie.,s = h. wa. rich otee planter he died
laielv 4, Havana" Yes, aid another. now re
member I'm. / have seen L, name often There
are several ships named aier h.m IN the West
india ,rad.r y. I. Gazette.