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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-05
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DOUBT NO LONGER!
RUT read the following and refect-Another Wonderful
. PHILADELPHIA, April l, 1916
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark Of July
ta!y duty my health shock IL the latter
At this called first
tacy that he my disease beyond the reach of hu
5seS q, nd THoMsoM,S ms, COMPOUND SYRUP OF
testify that with thousands of others who have
been cured by this medicine that alone my
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS No. GIT Catherine ST.
was called to attend to the above the secondary
of the disease found the patient Iabong com
pick disease OF the lungs and ver liberation of the latter d
taken place and by percussion discovered abscess had
formed the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach of the usual treatment
on using Ihomsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap
thai the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pecting would reach desperate The result
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, hencsforth dis.
NJ. CHAMBERS, Nj. D.
Philadelphia, April l, 1875.
Principal Office, North East of Fifth and Spruce sts
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS CO Chen
and Druggists 273 Broadway of Chambers Sold
70 Fulton ST. and n East Broadway. Price so cents
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MEDICAL DISPENSAKY

NOCTOR COBBITr, 10 Duane street, Member of the
Royal College Of Surgeons London and Member of the
Medical Society of New York be consulted the
close attention to this cass'of compan-hs pleasant safe
and expeditions mode OF nhs extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
cy-and above all his legitimate medical qualifications
few Of the grounds which he rest his claims.
DR. Cobbtts mode of safe eectua and expe
uous not requiring either the of mercury d
exercise.
Sctues;cured in weeks with scarcely any pain.
Constitutional DebiltyThose individuals who have in.
duged certain loathsome and habit positively
be restored hea III and society Mild two
TO four days No charge made unless cured Remember
o5 mn
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The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNE1TT, Proprietor.
CirCuiatiOn---FOrty Thousand.

DAILY IiERALD-Ever5 day. frice cen.a per
'apy-,M % per annum--payable in advance
WEEKLY nERALD-Every Saturday--Price 8. GEMS
per copy-S3 ~ cents per annumpayshle in advances
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usuel prices--always
sash IN advance.
PRINTING of aIl hnds executed with beauty ana
70 An letters or communications, by null oddrcsscd
INC establishment, must be post pad the postage
Wi Dc deducted from tho subscription money romittod
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fhsfssToR or TINE NEW YoRK HERALD EsrAsLtsnMxWy
psrshwsst csrAsr Of sulten and Nassau strests
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DIZZINESS.
nRS. CASTLES x ED WARDS. Al

hrs CASTLES EDWARDS, Anrists, No 3sl Broad
Dwsy attend to the Of deafness and every az
econ Incidental to the Their treatment based the
rational principles ofscence and practical knowledge, entirely
free from any theoretical dogmas
Acoustic Oil forsale for Ear Ache, pains or
ringing sound collections Of hard discharges yatcd
fmsrh "
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nOCTOR JOHNSON, IT Duane street, Chatham st.,
~ is the oldest and medical and
cal IN the e!y Of New York the treatment PA
stand for eleven during thai has
y treated IL GOO venerea mecura and other delicate
complaints. The DIs reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for No mat
ter how long You may have Giee Structure Ulcers upon
the body the throat, nose pains the head and bones
Of the legs, will and you, if curabe
Constitutional Weakness Sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by habit INDUCED in by young men-any
unfortunate of this has experienced
sauary treatment Dyspepsia weakness of thu limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect fogetfuess pptaon Of
the heart society," only symptoms oil this
plant He warrants every charge. Mild
and recent cured in days Dr. johnson regularly
educated Physician aud Surgeon, al m
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This shows a democratic' gain of 20 members In the
last House of Delegates the Wings had sixty one and the
democrats twenty members. A majority of the
House consists ffortytwo embers. The counties of
81 Mary's Caroline Dorchester, Somerset and Worces-
ter are yet to hear FROM and usually strongly Wing
There was election for the State Senate except in
Cecil county, TO fill vacancy where Mccullough De-
mocrat has been chosen The Senate will there.
fore consist of Ia Wings and Democrats.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

BrOadWay, Corner OF Grand Street.
MIR. e. ROBERTSON has the honor of respectfully in
wi forming his friends and the Public that his classes 81
wing Instructions all the different styles Of the above
Wednesday Sept h at the large Saloon attached the
days-Ladies Glasses at r. NJ; Gentlemen, r. NJ P-
vate Class for Ladies will be formed from for La Polka
and Watzng Instructions Pupils and Private Class.
IS their residences, Mr. RS GO Eighth Avenue ITO
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also inform the public that his up
Academy will commence Monday September ed
60 Eighth Avenue where all the different branches Will be
taught. SIS lmsrc
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ESSENCE OF 1;0EEEE

(WHICH is now extensively used in the European CAPITALS,
~, mnow ior the hrs time introduced into the w. States
IL IS made from tne best ed and cleaned coffee
one teaspoon iu more less according to the taste diluted
with hot water or milk furnishes cup excellent coffee
Of tins country VIII immediately the con.
.enences II offers to house keepers general bv
land restaurateu and ipduues m The hone m IL
rewarded Tor the great sacrifice the introduction Of novelty
always demands by liberal patronage which cannot fail to
his Essence. WV ''i MANU- "'a' VI
II is for sale at wholesale by H. d. Hin M Watt, ,,
and retail by Bunker Co.. 10 Maiden lane j. a. C,ottsberuer
corner Chambers and Centre w g. Corwn gao Road
way. 4. l.. SZADETZkY Snl. III -. ,,o'"'
$40 III &c IN he T.
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DANCING ACADEM Y.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. PARKER has the honor to to his friend.
M and the public that he has engaged from the proprietor of
the Nor American Hotel his splendid in Bayard
street. which, when finished will be Of the handsomest in
the city Mr. r. intends opening the shove named
about the middle Of month Particulars in future adve
tisements.
Mr. p intends opening his school the Northern Exchange
Blocker st, on the 1t Monday in October.
Mr. r. will introduce into his school all the and fashion
Bile Dances including different tyles of Watzmg Polka Polka
Quadres Mazurka and Mnuet Exercises, which
tial to the imprOyem of the figure o2 3t+rrc
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NEW YORK LAMP WICK MANUFACTORY.
3ol Pearl street, renr Rnildina

intmstes to the public that he manufacture,
all KINDS OF Lamp Wick for Chemical solar and Astral
Lamps OF numbers Rust and Flat WicLng o The differ.
EFT sizes WICK made for factories sample Manufactures
country, are kindly invited 10 cali "''''' - - -
Urasm received AZ the Crockey Store of ALEX STOTT,
90 ahq street. where Of ell kinds kept on
hand atfsctoy prices wholesale and retail auil Law Intro
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BRISTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
WRITING

AcademyIs0 Broadway, opposite John street.
Mr. BRISTO W Finishing Wiring Master, in announcing
1V1 his New York aud the of his Aca
DENY Room No st 1859 Broadway to TEACHING his
Ladies and Gentlemen of this and Brooklyn of his having
made in his terms, order render the
vast benefit of his instructions within the reach OF
No complaint! moray speakne general han that Of
This is much to be depored. the remedy
j. now constantly at hand, alike SIMPLE, SPEEDY and
CHEAP
Mr. ristow promises and to Ladies and Gentle
men OF EVERY AGE and capacity to convert the wost
writing into beautiful, free, flowing, expeditions and
pleasing style of eananshp executed elegant ohand
manner, matter how Eligible eramped the hand may be,
Extra lessons WI be given free Of charge required
Even the venerable feels delighted going through
-. MIR B. can be from to A. NJ from to p NJ
GT-Pnvate lessons given.
SHoR T HAND taught by Mr.. B. For SALE work
Short Hand.
N B.-BookKeeping by Double and Single EEtry taught
practically.
days. s22 lmeod'rc
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MARIELLE " HULDEkWANN.
No. 81 Maiden Lime

MANUFACTURERS and importers of Ornamental Hair
11 Work, WIGS Ioupees, Bands Iurls Seams Band eau
Hair Dsnggys Gel brsted Cued Hair Is inches long ana
new style Of Everlasting Curs and all kinds Of Hair Work
Aso very large assortment Of Flowers Feathers Head
Dresses such as Algerennes Oriental Pompadours Egyp
tcnne. Dnshuss, and all kinds of Mlenary articles
N: B-Ths trade supplied on reasonable terms.
s2i lmsm ~
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COLLISION OF THE NEWARK AND NEW BRUINS
WICK TRAINS OF RAILROAD CARs.-MkLANcHoLy
AccrpEFT.-An accidental collision of the Newark
and New Brunswick trains of cars at Newark, oc-
Cured last night, and which must have been occa-
stoned by some Misunderstanding between the con-
ducors of the trains, in consequence of the Morris
train having been detained much later than usual.
and occupying of the double tracks, at the Cen
tire street depot, which has been the case be-
fore, as that train has been taken down by an ear
lier train from Newark. A Mr.. Dunn was slight.
ly injured by flesh wound on his thigh Mr.. Ly-
man Vince, the express agent of Adams and Co.
we regret TO state, was so severely injured on one
of MS legs, that an amputatlon immediately ne
cessary, but no injury was received by any other
persons. The cars and engines were much Injured.
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EOI,TAN HAIR PS

NUNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
entire United States texceptng announce to
the public that they prepared supply Pianoorte
modern made anoioes. regard tots durability
Of this invention ~ e. prepared satisfy the
wsr.n them in the assertion that The Hoan vii re@ain
climate and will not be affected by
oamosphere The mostsatsiacto warrantee is given with
The public invited examine the oan Pianoortes
where also may be und an assortment Of g. s and ocav
Panofoes, both IN rosewood and mahogany m26 lmr
HARPS. HARPS.
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard Of
L9naon aud Paris calls public to his stock film
eeebntedsh Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic vi
President Of the United States the American Ministers to the
Courts Of London and Paris, Professors Bochsa Ayas Chat
,erten Horn and Others from private individuals of
5t'ss ss fro" Df s mare
NEW SINGING BOOK
T,HE PSALTERY-A collection OF Church Music,
srmg of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Chants and Anthems,
and publ shelby Lowell and
Webb Published under the auspices Of the Boston Acade-
q Music aud the B0''0 PkAT w
Also for sale by r w Co., the popular works the Boston
No 22l East BroadiDay.
NJ ISIS, PARKER respectfully announces to the fa-
WI miles residing in the vicinity Of East Broad
son IN the prste room at the Corner Of East Broadway
and Cnton ss entrance N cat9n Young Ladies
ofsaitiea- Tuesdays and Fridays from to oeioek
' will PRs the sso lion 9a
Bali Room Polka aliopade and other styles Of Wazing
Particular attention paid to the Mnuet Exercises as it will
Terms made known appcatonto Miss Parker her resi-
o viii for se that 1Rsss
venlent to attend IN the afternoon o2M'rrc
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NEwcAsrLE, about Sept SID Dalmaa Boston
pkLEnMS Sept 5-No American vessel in port Sid Aug %.
QvEsEe. Sept as-Cla Pembroke Castle Mierd MOnarch.
.aS 6s aas W.
ROTTERDAM Sept i3-In Hoander, for Boston,
% ssa Spsa tn:
shyssA, Aug se1ia port os%ani, for Boston, morn
sd few days before fora port in the Black Sea- to load for
Trssi Sept 10 SArl @KSasFerbocter Alexandria
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Oct 2-Cld Nouvee Eugene, Fri Africa; Caro-
I Knsss sssS S Oct a@cId shannon Mobile
NEwBuRyroRr, Oct 3-Au Carthage, Liverpool Cid Ma
T Bo A%sTen1 e Hy a Bone and chocaw
soaaamptOn G,s9w ASns Julia j., Marssaibo sant
HTsGS s@s:s% Rf Fssy G;si s'sgs Is1s:
SS ' SosG
Haskell having died wa reeevsd via pe
Telegraphed Thes fin Rio Janeiro Signal for
SsS ss s s e IS s
HoLMrs HOLE octl-An Grafton FIN Portland for Phade
S S.sr,p, &c, s-Am Caroline Virginia;
and Long York Sid posomote saoiR va Nnstia
ana Ysg hxaesaa Mary G% Mary Bacon
NEWPORT Oct 2-Arr Abby Frances. Warren for NYok;
n,netta Providence for Baltimore Stevens Dghton for
H.HTrenD, oesa-A Col Stevens and Sd, Eunee Rose,
fh''adelphia sld "a Glover do 3D. Hope and Ellen
vii 9f5 smAI Emma Erie and Fame Boston,
2.s1' Wisw naaeG Ben FsnaS Belle
S.aa and @s S% 1.yI: f.ssSs"ss; c.1sss
Boston Mary MsshSas NV
Brown Fall River Sarah Louisa and Elizabeth Nantucket
GE.HlEsTos Ednburg, New Orleans Sept 80
SAvANsAH Sept 2sNArr Scotland and John Cumming Liz.
E Aston M Mi He doe SID
seS SO ha for Texas. in
Ms 1s nsss Isss RG.
So wa fd TowSot
ssss.
last two days. Cid Yarmouth. Garyin, NYork.
By Last Nights Scsthsrn hail,
rHmAprLrHA, Oct4-Arr Pennsylvania, Matanzas; Viola
Gulf Of R Pafsn Below Esrss fin Newcastle p Tokea
Thomas and Mafacabo; Majesc, St Barts; Nonpare West
BALTIMORE, Oct s-Arr wyman, Boston CID Marianne
{Bel Bremen Napoleon. Rio Janeo; Lochel. Calais sid
ALrsAspRrA Oct Sid Columbia, Barbadoes
rtNoaEoLK Oct Arr Martha K%sman Boston; St george
Clara Cole, PIT Petre for Bangor.
WILMINGTON. NC. Sept 25-Arr w l. Jones, T-w, NYork
26h AIcturus Boston, 2th Belle Myers ork 2sth Non.
paIel New Bedford Energy NHayen 29th Gordon Boston,
3Oh, Helen Maria, Sweeer Work Cid 24th Curlew Gu
racoa; 2Gth Aurora, Antigua 9Th, Sarah Ann Surnam.
Naval.
The broad Of Commodore Wilkinson hoisted
board the ship yesterday and salute fired
the occasion The brig Dolphin taken the dry dock
yesterday, and be prepared for INN dae The
brig Perry also be ready for service probably the Pa
cic i Norfolk Herald, Oct 8.
SPOKEN.
Madrid from Black River ia for Philadelphia 22d ult off
Carysford Reef
Robert Mills from Msre Cuba, for Providence 22d ult off
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Mr. T1rrill and Mr., Ten Eyck, the former Consul
ana the latter Commercial Agent, fer the Sandwich
Islands arrived ir this city few days ago from the
north, and took lodgings at Frenchs Hotel. They will
embark IN the trigate Congress- the of sail
ing for the Pacifc.-Nsll oN Herald Ock3
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gFsnsllGpi Cars.

DoCToR FAWCETT, Of 1886 Fulton street, New York,
~ Member Royal College of Surgeons Of London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
subjects vz:-Matrinpnv, lmpotency and Serily, anao
micaly physiooscaly aud taedc lily explained with
Syphilis Secondary symptoms, Gonorh9a elect Structures,
Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences arising from self
the diseases at his long Office
1856 Fulton street where the forms OF al alice
lions OF the generave will yield 10 his mode OF treat
without restraint diet exercise and without mer-
paalyzed from excessive indulgence from masurbato0,
he will be able to the to health and vgor Fer
at distance enclosing ST. copy Of the work.
All letters mu be postpaid and directed Dr. H. Fawcetts
1876 Fulton street. New York aul lm*uc
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DANCING ACADEMY

a LEONARD STREET, West Side OF Broadway.
M TILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor OF in.
WI forming the public that she will open her class the 18th Of
he branches Of dancing Ar her Academv y; he
taught all the and most fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the Qpadnlle Of Polka Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka aud all styles of Values Among
Fancy Dances the Polacca azurka Cachucha
&c. MILE p d. will give her particular attention Ladies'
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given private
other classes will be formed by number OF scholars and will
be attended a time. lmrrc
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$ BEING the very best Shaving Cream in existence
"A hee article such
RINGS VERBENA CREAM stands pre-emnenty the Shaw;
this country have pronounced unryaled and the immense
sales fully testify that il duly appreciated put up neat
sold cheaper than other soap before the public
All requested call and the article prepared
For sale by the orginl inventor. CHARLES Fl. RING 392
Broome street. and 90 Maiden Lsne. auz7 1msr
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FOR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS,

NOR SALE-Ancient CONS (irecan and Roman, OF tte
4 middle age, and modern Coins and Medals Of all naoa
sctions composition medals finished in the exquisite
manner, and very moderate prices.
Mineral Samples from Siberia Sweden, Norway. Bohemia,
saxony England France &c., No. l* Greenwich street 81
Storv
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-James
Dunlop, OF the District of Columbia, as one of
ne Judges ofthe circuit court of the United
states for said district the place Of Buckner Thrus
ton, deceased. ~
william Patterson, register of the land office for the
district OF lands to sale at Clinton Missouri vice
Abraham B. Morton, removed
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MRS. HARPER'S CELEB RATED COUCH
REMEDY

THIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
mended as being the most ehectusl for Asthma,
Whoopmg Cough, Colds Of every description and
all Affections OF the Lungs II is constantly prescribed By
eminent ply scans and has stood the thirty years
and ~ 00J bottles consumed annually For sale
WEEKS & ANDERSON
Wholesale Agents, So Bowery, corner Walker street.
Always on hand Hoopers Female Pills, genuine Daily's
Pain Extractor Brofs Sarsapara Fresh Swedish
sooI rtrn
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Sales of Stoc,xs AZ Roston.

FIRST BOARD, Oct $40 shares Old Colony RR, 1903; 8
DO, with interest accrued 04 30 East Boston Co. l4
Norwich and Worcester RR, 25S; 100 Wilmington RR,
Ut; so do l7l; 90 do IL 3-l6
SECOND BoARp-50 shares Long Island RR, FOL; so do
7o3; 100 Wilmington RR, III; so do so3od, III
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FOR THE PLIES

DIV.
internal remedy for he Piles either in
IA tefnal external bleeding blind Sold the Office Of
the original proprietor Uph.m, d., regular educated
physician OF twenty experience confined office
tce where Piles other chronic diseases ar. successfully
treated Medical Office 96 Bowery, four doors above Spring
street. Office hours from 7 A. NJ to ppm.
Advice gratis. $50 1md&W+m
ii h ID T HE + OLLO WING
ADyEI TISFNENrs
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MASTIC CEMENT

M ESsRS. J. II. FRANKLAND aud THOs. HARRIS
Vl be to recommend to the attention Of all
ested in usdngs, their mach approved Mac which is the
durable and be uti composition yet Invented for
the OF dwelling houses public buildings In
INIT ton OF marble or stone no lime the
COM os,tIon the masc which consists OF boiled inseed oil
OF thick consis,ence which, with the oxides
lead and other ingredients, forms cement mpevious to
water hard stone and of great durability Speech may
be and every information given application TO MI
CHAS. H. MOUNTAIN, Architect, IL Wall street ~ ork
% lrnAr
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HAIR IfORE

all its branches ladies Wigs half Wigs; Frizettes Wire
CurIs Curs; Bands Braids &c Sc, any shade Of
hair Also large assortment of Gentlemens Wigs Scaps
OF all and shades of the best quality found hand
(Iate 27I) Broadway al i'm. RE
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
VI his friends and the public that his regular
classes Mondays and Thursdays his
dwelling GO Eighth Avenue, for giving instructions in the
above art Mr. r. will Introduce in his academy all the late
AID iashionab dances now in use including the Polka and
tons given pupils and classes fixed hour
their residences Mr. BIS morning class will be formed
Tor ladies' s28 imfm
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
MI AID ACHii LIE rpeetfoy her fri. nis and
w patrons and to the pubcn general that her regular class
will commence Saturday. October 18th, at her Saloon, Nc.
IL Walk street.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and Masters under 10 of
on every Wednesday and Saturday, from to ocockand
5for young Gentlemen.
Evening Glass for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at O'Clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of forming by them
selves private Quadrle Glasses Polka Mazuka uadrlle
on days and hour most convenient 20 both parties
For individual and private lessons Dancing, Waiting
Polka or Mazurka for Ladies and Genemen hours
desired.
Madame continues give her professional services
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
soee Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by their
parents guardians, usual.
Being correspondence with several of the principal
lessons Pars Madame A. receives from them all the novel
ties of the day. admitted in the fashionable society
will make duty adopt them in her classes
sons, according TO her patrons desires sl7 Intro
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- n MW,Mo M~'

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. IL Peck Slip, Water street,
- New York has been more than forty yes the
practice OF physc and surgery particularly curing Perfectly
those cases OF every variety of disease old OBJ
stinae ulcers II the throat structures caused by
nate to choose experienced physician Dr. T. is the Oldest
and experienced city his practice great his
ncprable His offices well for privacy Cali
Peck Slip and be His charges
and all guaranteed. a29 lmsrc
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M A K I M E H Err AID
PORT os' NEW YORK, oCToRER :

- N.sG1... IL MOON &
sU~'F1s ....5 i3 HeS v.-rE -. - II "a
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absent, left his cook on shore at Indian Key The
letters shown me are, one from Lieut.. Mel. and
the other my official reply thereto.
BY the CoURT-As far as have any knowledge,
have reason to believe any unnecessary expense
was incurred at Indian Key, for the cure or CON-
fort of the sick. As a professional man, cannot
saw whether the articles mentioned in the bills un-
necessary or not, as did not prescribe them, unless
knew the circumstances under which they were
prescribed | have myself administered champagne
ia the absence of all other stimulant
| do not know OF the officers, using at any time.
the Hospital stores without being under medical
treatment Half past o'clock the court adjourned