davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

nR.APOWER, member fthe Royal College Of Surgeons
- Of London and Edinburgh and of the principal Colleges
OF the United States and for several
Sir Ashley Cooper be confdentaly consulted his pr
vate Offices No. ID Chambers street. New York, upon all
diseases Of delicate natureto the of which he
has confined his practice for the last y years.
Syphilis GononhGa aud elects whether or Of long
standing cured IN few days. without the Of mercury
copaiva, charge made.
Structure which, Of all diseases the ndious often
commencing and steathly advancing where
deant OIL producing the lamenable effects
the mnd and nervous system Of the patient. Of the
most symptoms ofthe
ges society and the involuntary escape few
drops of water, after adjusting the Clothes subsequent
to vodng urine Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated newly discovered of Magnetic Repu
dant upon the rash introduction Of Instruments.
Self Pollution morbid habit often arising the mex
perienced and when contracted, diuult
comeproducing IN instances docy loss Of memory
pains in the back and ons nocturnal mpotency
and serity the sufferer speedily enabled my treat
men 70 subduc this pernicous practice and the
stored TO its pristine vigor by the Of the
Balm.
Fuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression of IN.
Menses and all diseases Of the female sex
large share OF my research and attention. the only quail
fed who has had the moral courage to
the empiricm which fearuy prevails in this neg
lected branch OF medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter marriage
and on all other matters connected Herewith may be con-
suited with the most honorable integrity
Patients distance will please be minute as
Post Office unless paid =
Offices No. IS Chambers street. between Centre street and
Chatham street. Hours from A. M. to 10 m.
SCI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

LESSONS IN DANCING. WALTzlNo, go.
MI Alb ssspssrrlly izaeyasss q her hlsnAs and
VII Saturday, October iih at Lar SOoa No
" DAYS OFTUITION.
For Young young Masters under
on every day and Saturday from oclock-andA
5for Young Gentlemen.
Evening Gentlemen Tuesday and Thursday
at O'Clock.
FOR Ladies aud Gentlemen DESTROYS of forming by them
selves private Quade Glasses Polka Mazufka Quadres
on any days and hour convenient both parties
For individual and private lessons Dancing WALKING,
Polka Mazurka for Ladies and Gentlemen atany hxedhou
desired.
Young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
Balls for her pupils accompanied by their
parents guardians usual.
Being correspondence with several Of the principal
fessors Paris Madame A. receives from them all the novel
ties Of the day admitted in the fashionable society and she
sons, according TO her patrons desires. si7 1m*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
MEDICAL ADVICE,

OoCToR LAMERT i. sui eonidsntlaliy consulted
all diseases OF delicate his being mild and
Judicous requires neither mercury diet or
drancs from business pursuits Recent cured in or
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ar.
sing from too frequent indulgence of the passions Of
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being restore the mentally and bodily
state OF vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without pa
tent being the least sometimes by matreafms
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecuay cured with
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN the city guarantees perfect charge Let
post paid enclosing nmedntely attended to- and ma
dicine with sent 70 any part Of the United
Once So Gold street Open from A nj. to r. M.
o2i lm+rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
CCHENCK'S PULMUNIC SYKITP

r greatest medicine IN the world for the of Colds
a Coughs Consumption, and all Bronchial Pulmonary
fleurc and Dyspepuc Affections OF all the remedies now
known there but that be relied tho cure Of
that terror Of the human race" Consumpon-hat remedy
IS Schencks Pulmonc Syrup. 1t has succeeded In cases
where every thing else has failed and it will generally sue.
ceed ~ curing every case OF Consumption where follow
strict conformity to the directions be to
state me reason oil the Of the Pumonic Syrup
IT the most powerful purifier of the system knownr ope
rates b assisting nature to expe the disease lungs
stomach and liver where there hectic fever night
CONSERVATION all usual symptoms Of The
tne syrup removes the fever night and reeu
laes the action OF the Bowels making them healthy and na
raj soohes and rpens the disease Of lungs and then ey
pels IN the form of matter and is truly aston
,snng what Quantities Of corruption by the
patients generally who have taken the Syrup and
this continues until all disease ungs is and ths
patient hnds to his JOY that he is restored health
Inc genuine Pumonic Syrup be had the proprieors
0lce NO Courrland few doors west of Broadway
genuine Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. ssa IN. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Medical Gard,

DOC K MORE ISON,
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton street
Doctor Morrison CONTINUES to be consulted confdentiay
all private Diseases which he without mercury or re-
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly
az TRE uRETHRA are cured bv Dr.
NJ on improved principles, without pain Inconvenience
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous
those Of other affections Of urinary apparatus ex
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands may
suffer much injury from awkward .1 Prac,ioners
This affection and the tram of evils resulting from
srucve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and
principles by the system healthy rem
stating its original visor perfect guaranteed.
charge.
NB-Dr NJ holds communion with medical pretendeYs
who claim Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon il the city See his diplomas in his Office
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Office 2O4M Fulton street Greenwich New York. Opex
from "A. VI. to 10 II Nj daily. SIG lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv DR. R4IPH

an certain delicate diseases, in which the best and
convenient means Of stated in the plainest po.s
BILE 1.-THE used in the authors
being given without reseye giving also clear and faithful
description of several disorders equ mistaken
for venereal which afford wide field for the and
decepons Of well known Boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar Of Judging
possibly imagine the numerous and varied Of deception
and body they entail society To be had only SO
Greenwich street. Price 81 lit be by post
bound.)
Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
almost every paper) duty 70 give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confidence
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &chIs
former works medicine, viz, The Domestic Guide
Medicine which has passed through several editions rea-
tise on Dyspepss the Epidemic has
tmona letters from the eminent physicians Of Europe
the eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia, and Others and,
which gratifying, has perm to refer almost
every physician ofemnence in the city.
The author has lately observed that several preenders
have nearly initiated his advertisements and the title Of
his book they could do but those should unfortunate
s14l M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

ON CERTAIN IMPUhIANT MALADlko.
81 4 hons !: nnss !.
s u y ss: & i. 81 : ss
Yo.a and s.psss tS that the subject Of his
braces the whole Of those which relate to the
to the public ''''F'
hsbeing vary little understood although the requen,
n su %us pus Fs Of is
which were mistaken tits and ITS cureaso
the IL sc
s Cwps remarks will b 70
plain, or not s and Is proper means Of cure
that the of urine should be obsuced
much diminished in of structure; this indeed
and even Years without producing striking chaSe IN
thing The attention to the seat Of this PAM
certainly is now and then complained Of but il is only
h
% hs
to r. o., apd sS w 5
q Many other might be mentioned but
sssrs s:
yzsr 5s III i;s:i IA. s. .'.s,
said the need not be much diminished
ssD ssy d
10 & @ a s
proceed from other whaever but certainly
THE is
REMAINED UNCUkED "A 0onorrhGa, tbcrgh the
only by far the most frequent Of Structure 1t
remained that is to be considered Neither possible every
case to state how long this continue without producing
structure Tor one person naturally disposed to Src
sx to eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
THE EFFECT STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
MIND-Sothmg is more certain than the effect of suic
ture i TO desss the spirits and lessen mental energy Not
complained Of in the degree by every indiydu
a. b so common in degree other that tewrter
that he not so active capable of business formally Thu
also serious effect though little understood unques
tonaDy Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
OF nind ana SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully acts upon these
gans So through the medium the organs
the mind This, however bet explained THE Private
parts q the world As the Of Structure proceeds act
witty Of mind invariably returns.
win respect 10 the Of Srctureths, II RauIyngto
N LITTLE snS
late years IN the Of tins ndea IN the
hands OF proper and experienced PERSONS the cos o.
months Nny peSons consult the write, VINO cons On pua
ness TO this city for short time only put Gun a.
though has been Of trouble ana s.nT.y ~ ears
those who their homes the writer his own
peculiar means Of cure together with his Pryae Treatise
which has interesting chapts the
subject and the painet manner and which being
encoaed h little mahogany chest be safely an1
IL OF tte number pretendes and book.
the following statencI satisfactory ground Of confidence
10 Besides his rank Graduate of Edinburgh &c
&C. has Published three editions OF work expressly these
complaints Also he has letters from the phys-
clans Europe 70 the most eminent Americas Sir Asey
Cooper Of London, to Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physic,
Of Philadelphia and Others and permitted refer almost
40 Greenwich street. - lmsrc
uNlNE ELOUH-20O hills IIiuo. kIour from Albion and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
medical Gard

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of iss Fulton
- street. New for4 author of late publication, EN-
bracng the following subjects Impotency
aud ssrily snatomcplly I'D asdc lily
modern treatment syphilis Secondary Sym ton 0onoT
hea, elect, Sricturss Seminal Weakness, hites Nee
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the Lst &c
teen years this the the
and e. his practice and long
nvestgatiL he pathology Of the various the
takes apermanent and radical cure His diploma from Lon.
dom Ednburg aud Philadelphia; honorary degree from
the State of louisiana suspended large frames hs OF
fee 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing -. have copy his
late work accompanied with which embraces
incidental to femalss'
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawcett 1876 Full
al Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Uj-kEMAkkABLE CUkES-4u
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST.

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street
nv M. BIRD William street, almost blind for sixteen
W. months, with neubulas covering the sight, per
fectly restored.
Charles Barry late Of the Hamilton Literary and Theoog
cal Institute 90 nearly blind from
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcoran "a Mulberry street, totally blind Of eye
fer large ulcer covered the sight, cured
few weeks
Miss Crassous nearly blind from
sis her sight is perfect.
We the Undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. J.. FRANCIS believe his preparations or
diseases eye to be greatest blessings could
be afforded o the afflicted and highly recommend him
safe and skfui Ocu'ist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. q. Benedict.
Rev. 3. II. Cone Rev. j. Peck
Rev. }. Andrade H. e. Priest, Rev. +. Wheelock.
Artificial Eyes deserted which be distinguished from
the giving least pain Numerous certi
Gates 70 be at the Office
u Advice gratis, the poor, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from 8 until 10, A. Nj.
On application by mail tpost paid the disease his
50 Intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

suS sErs... ......5 HIGH WATER -. :. 10 "a E.
Cleared
s ssp a asr H Eys Ss@os G;wca
Ship Espadoia B,r.ow New Orleans, R ssns Walsh.
R's?i ss! ssT lS,ss;s N ss::
BE Ss,e9 9srt York M M,nssna yssnth Walsh
Smith. A'~s'' 'D'' 'e"A' 81 '0nn'' Nf' Hiram
Brig Brig Widow Widow ts, Evans St John, NIB Earnham Co
FRI sts Hys'i wss'as nS;s Ss sl ssws
B Bss 3 9Ifod s T.sh. Boston Brett
ses ft ods d r., E. .,
ST.: 6s;sss @sS Nj Mecrsaa
sehr Emily Es1ss, Johnson s1edicor, Baltimore
s Ser, e Ns5si, sss%E B0i ES.,on
sshr Ellen Rodmaqs' Ellis, n ew Bedford
steamer Vulcan, CTessy Phladepha
III for K sa,p a. TIE brig Abrass tao AsanoS
Arrived.
Packet snip yohn skiddy skddy from Liverpool "a ul,
Ne packet ship New York. Cooper from Liverpool for New
ship Richard Anderson Bennett from Liverpool, with mdse,
to Ne.mth Walsh: a5ooqtls DO Ho lsna Aspinwal1
rrussian d brig Pro.eus Dabe 50 DAYS from Bremen with
20 Brig Grasos jenkins :, days from acmel with coffee &c
' dy' , Se carried Of a' sw.y m wn
boom. stove boat aud receiv ed other damage 49, $1,000
Brig Alabama, Means days from Windsor Ms with pas.
ter, 49, Wv" -
schr Iodine, Blew, fredericksburg wheat
Schr Belle, McMath, Norfolk. mdse
Schf Silas Wright, Concklin, Suffolk shingles
Schr Nancyna Gsrretson, suffolk Single
Schr VIM Dung Somefs, Philadelphia.
schr Sarah Churchman, Avo. Philadelphia
Sehr Peter x Henry, Castro, Philadelphia
schr Oregon, Corson, Philadelphia
Schr Henry Thompson, Waters Philadelphia.
Schr Amaze !, Stevens PhIiadelphia
Schr John Duncan, Royal, Philadelphia.
Below.
Brig Milton, from New Grenada.
Also, ship barque, brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Victoria Stark, London Nontezuma, LiverpooI.
Prince de JonyIle Marseil es; II Shepherd New Orleans
Celia Savannah; Southport Charrton barque Frances Blu RI
Norfolk briggs Eclipse st Johns Mercury aud JOS Ham
sailed. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
ATRAPILAIORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR Of THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
By simple and easy |process, without staining the
skin, or in any ,cay injA'ing the hair.
BY ]. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye
perfectly natural rolor comparatively short of
and much of the trouble and annoyance attending the
cling the lighter shades Of brown the Aaplatoy be said
be relied and in addition the color having close
resemblance that OF completely defy deec
ton the Of the dye will be found injurious
the hair which, after the operation. will retain its
toned softness, elasticity and gloss.
J. LAIRD, 90 Chatham St,
o30 imtm New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Passengers Sailed.

LoNpoN-Paeket ship Victoria-John E,ford and lady,
Ryerson lady and Mrs Sowden John Hayard Wser
reck James Marks Miss Aliday Smith, of New York;
LIvERfool|Packets ship Monte.um Manning, Miss
Manning, Of New York; John Hutchinson, Brooklyn;
Bull Hartiord Or schooes aud lady, MIR Duff Canada Mrs
Duncan, Miss G Duncan, Liverpool.
HAyRE-Packet ship Oneda-Nrs Walsh, Miss Fleming
Miss Chariot JARVIS Of New York; DR. Guiuke Phade
ton--l4 in the steeraRe.
MISUNDERSTANDING ship Prince de Jonville-Francis Cot
tenet aud lady Edward Cottene Francis Coenet Clark
and lady Henry HncLsn Wm schsrmerhern and lady Geo
Chss Leland philadelphia John rachau Waterford Mrs aud
Mss Harriet Brown Providence; john Curyeer lady
Miss Curveer Montreal; Jean Balano Iy Henry Laight
and lady Mr. Nelthropt aud lady, Louis Ferret Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Hy Last NIGHTS N0Hthern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 30Sd schrs Susan and Joseph Boston
BALTIMORE, Oct 3i-Arr briggs PhGmx, -; Comet Brl
81 vincens ssbr Lady Adams Bsrmuda Flor del Mar
P.st, New Bedford Jane Hendsr,en Albany BslSw, ship
dies; schr Kate Pendergast, West Indies.
NORFOLK, Oct 3e-Arr schr Wabash, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Arr schr Currency, st Jago-split
sails &c the Below. barque Levant Cardenas;
schr Osceola New York Cid barques Venezuela Lauaya;
Elizabeth Havana Anna Reynolds Boston briggs Palm, and
Lima, do.
WILMINGTON, NC Oct 25-Arr briggs Amanda, Avery New
York; Annawan Newport Cid 25t brig Mary Jane Berb
9TH Tasso st Crox; Thos Cooke Taylor New York; 2sh
Della Grenada; Moselle, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
II + A d I FL L FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
UOLIsE1E
or
Medicin0 and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
NJ E D. CAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES
f%Sey Ssw xs Gesss q Mae
20 direct Their attention to diseases
cure wtSoa,
tns or business
aps nav 10 Of n those vast
COLLEGE with the hosrs n;
ss's attends for consul
az rs Ss doUfRY
Living in ,he country and finding to make per-
;ona can have forwarded them chest
s.sy IaS1ss son
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIxTURE, prepared by the College
6deny recommended for debility produced by Sc
s s as sess: II any a6 an
packed and sent to all parts OF the Unon
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
oR The radical cure Of eee seminal sm.sIo..
r sf a are Tss sa s
nss ef al
d, u o,s, They effect shorter ,ms %
the or confinement from business Price per
hiCoRD'S AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE.
ne permanent cure of primary secondary ayph
RaIpdicoo. tssa@ @s
tenn should ase Ss ysnsres faint emaang in their M
having MisI Se Ss,s
braed Alternative. '''"' -
Sold in single bottles 81 cases of half dozes a.
90 carefully packed and sent TO al the Union
EXTRACT OF SARSAPA1
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DMEPARED by the New York College ofNIsd;cine ana
Pharmacy for the suppression Th
etned and highly extract POSSESSING iii 6r pur
nf ad cpfaye powers Of above herbss cont
extract Saapara at before the mn nd nav h,
relied on as certain remedy for all diseases from an i'm
., ne poou such as scrouln salt rheun ring worn
ass pain in the joints nodes
mercury. ''. VI "a tuu"icious u'e,t
- in casss ofhslr, H. 75cenusssL
one dozen ~
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the tn,or w
rb-Av very liberal Discount to Wholesale nm ,chsssys
w. . AlCAARDeQN, N. D., "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

WHALEBoNE-North West Coast for export, ut 81
cents cash.
RICHMOND Oct. so.-Flour-Previous to the news per
Great Western sales were making at SIS the BASIN
been received nothing has been done both purchasers
and holders awaiting to see the effect produced in the
northern markets Wheat-Good wheat will command
10 cents per bushel Corn-6 to 20 cents per bushe
Wheat Ofal-Bran Is cents; Shorts 90 cents: Brown
sufs 80 cents; Ship stufs 40 cents Oas-31 IS cents
per bushe from wagons and railroad; 80 from
vessel
ALBANY, Oct. ak Sales of Genesee have been made
to-day at $3.50 5000, which is decline Wheat ll7c
ket peng almost without exception second quality A
load OF good fourrowed sold at sec ed SIS So
Oats ACC Rye tic Butter and Cheese without change
1908 bushels.
BOSTON, Oct 81 : Flour-The late European accounts
per Great Western into New York have caused fur
descriptions remain IN absence Of demand about the
same Genesee within a day or tw past has sold quite
and fancy So 1912; Ohio and Michigan s5sl per bbl
cash sales of 400 bbs Frede cksbug $500 per Dbl 80
days; 600 do Petersburg; Hope Mills s57s; 900 do
Georgetown common brands IS rs per Dbl cash. Corn
Meal and Rye Flour scarce and in active request
arrivals and sales OF Corn are large but at
rather lower prices. Southern yellow fiat 81 csc, and
white IS Coo. Oats ~ a 4.c per bush. By auction
ll76 sacks Western white and yellow from n. Orleans
90 ooic per bush, cash.
ROCHESTER,, Oct 30.-The receipts of Wheat by canal
to-day were IT, $50 bushels The foreign news has given
impulse to the market Very little wheat was offered in
tue where tnc price ~ 10 Suc
bushels by canal sold 97c and 1000 at oslo. Two
boats were feghted with Flour to Albany to-day at 0c
Tsoy, Oct 30-Flour-The ma rket to-day has not been
SO brisk yesterday. Prices remain about quoted
yesterday Considerable sales have been made at s56a
We note sale Of 200 bbs Genesee time at price
which would be little better than S5.62t, cash. In
w heat we have no transactions to note.
BUFFALO, Oct 30-ln the afternoon OF yesterday before
the reception OF the English news, some $500 bushels
wheat changed hands, as iolows:-9ooo bushels Alwau
ke being the cargo of the Champion and $500 bushels
Monroe on the Philadelphia at 80 cts and 1000 bushels
Southport in store at sale The effect of the news, how
ever has BEEN to unsetle prices for the day
We hear OF the sale OF 592 bbs Ohio and Indiana flour
81 So and 100 bbls round hoop Ohio Deardorf" brand
at 81 80 Export BY Canal yesterday bills !? 55s
Wheat, bush 800; Corn, 1900.
PlrrsBuRoH. Oct. 29.-Flour--There was good feel
ing in the market yesterday, but little offered
there was nothing to excite much interest The estab
lshed rate 81 per bb both the wharf and from
wagon, though few loads brought l2,. Sales from
store generally at l2 by the dray load and few par
cells at % 200 bushels prime Barley ahoat, brought
76c per bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Sales of Stocks at Boston.

Brokers BOARD, Oct. sl-l5 shs Western RR os 81
do Vs so do. boi0ds, 9s so do bo2Ods 90; $50 Long
Island RR 75 100 do, 75 $50 East Boston Co. bo3Ods
l5 $50 DO bo2ods, is; 100 do Is; rs Nor and Wor RR
.et; iSo do 7sl 70 Wilm RR ls !lo0 Reading RR 26I
$4,000 Reading RR Bonds, 1850, 60.
sscosp BoARD.42 shas Western Rail road 97E; so do
90 s73 20 do wilmington Railroad 20 d, ISL; % do
Nor ch and Worcester RR 1896 80 do do 10 d. 7oJ;
~ do East Boston Co, H. 10, 49, 100 do Long Island
Railroad, b o 10 ds 75a - % ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
ROCkLAND QUARRY.

TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
AMES THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging 10 Mr. Richard Coe
urers be furnished with for building their furnaces
the very best quality The is well known the pub
Of seventy Likewise, furnished IN the rough
finished Of finer quality and equal color than
other now use; and twenty cheaper than
other stone used 10 the city Of New York Architects and
builders have opportunity of introducing
rents and oramenting them with this cheaper
teng cut and ardens by and proof fire
or ros Any individual have opportunity Of seeing
same kind Of stone built in farm houses in the vicinity OF the
quarry and in sound state after being exposed the
weather ninety Orders received the
Mr. William Youngs yard Of Barrow and WASH
ingtnn streets, New York Oct. 20 3w +rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

CA<AvAvN 1t1sA~ VI ~ - no Il 4 CIV r. Lila
MILLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sENNA-This is a
1v1 extract OF the finest Alexandra Selma high
op-rfeeon PREPARED in yacuo efficient easy purga
tive in small doses-hose Tor adults seldom exceeding
teaspoonsu and produces ckness 10 ITS ope
ration not only are the nauseou and corrected
the taste rendered positively agreeable and inviting
qgsntly with this preparations the difficulty attending the giving
OF SIENNA 70 children . entirely removed Instead OF the oa
winch the bulh dose OF the ordinary SIENNA Tea produce
readiness and with relish
Prepared by W. MILLS Practical Chemist (Iate assstan
Chemist " the Laboratory Of the Apohecacs Hall London
Sold, wholesale and retail his office and laboratory Is
Walker street, u also the Eagle Shirt Mandatory,
3l3 Broadway. ~. 4. m