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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16

All our exchanges in Michigan speak in the most fiat
terng terms of the prospect of the wheat crop Private
reports confirm the account Not county seems TO be
excepted II nothing unfavorabe occurs the present
month the harvest will be abundant than be-
fore in Michigan The quantity of land in wheat is Of
course much greater also
The Macon (Ga) Messenger Of the 18th inst says -
The hearts Of our farmers well everg else,
have been much cheered by abundant rains within
days past Previous to this drought had began pre-
vail to considerable extent and and other
crops in danger of injury Here the rain fell
derey for about twenty four hours and several heavy
showers have fallen since, and is considered nearly
corn. The rain has been very general having fallen
copousy from the seabosrd to this place and river
shows good evidence Of heavy rains above The wheat
crop which is very large has principally all been
cured In good order The prospects Of cotton good
usual at this season. but the result the crop
on future contingencies.
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

l.
y CREAM FOR sHAVING.-fhis article, universally
praised by those Yho s last year took the rsg
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed, it is fully conceded
by those who know that impossible 70 manufaeturs IN
article equal it. II Is soening the skim fragrant to the
sense or eckles and pmples and is sold cheap
than the old AL therefore, who would consult
and comfort shaving should themselves
oft.
From the New York Gazette. New sosp-We speak
from and speak from the professional
knowledge of and friend James Grant, No.
Ann who says is ahead of anything yet found
this department of modern improvement IL y not on
~ emolient but it H. something mors In short, We
believe il il the best shaving soap in the world.
From the Evening Mirror.-Rings Verbena Cream, We
know by be the kind Of soap and
those who have troublesome boards should not Be
without it. has penetrating way Off own and sols:ss
Of shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the hu
sness Of DR. Minor the Of Broadway and Jshn
where his nestmable article be obaincd snd
likewise Rings Cough Candy which said TO be pleasant
and certain cure for that troublesoms companion. .
From the Sunday Dispstch-Every man who shayss him
self should procure Rings Verbena Cream" j. an ex-
Of an annoyance to use the
Beware Of Invitations and observe the written sgnaurs
under the directions for use, of"C H. Ring" Prepared and
Tor sale, Wholesale and retail, and for s.portatoa by
c. H. RING, Qrug9st,
192 Broadway, corner Of John street,
Successor TO DR.. VIM. H. Milnor.
NBMerchann particularly requested to call and sx-
and price. 1t be beatthe splendid .sw
label, from steel plate, engraved by Messrs kawdoa,
Wright HATCH far exceeding any thing Of the kind before
the public ms lmsr
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Passengers Arrived.

LrERrooL-Steamship Great Westem-Sir Chas Chchcs-
ter Lady Chichester family and servants Howell Ar.
dahs,, ~. M,', Melville Mr. M0I,oa Mr. L.iaDis nd
Mss BALM, Mrs Woods and family DR. Halleu, Hal
len Robt Ewing Yznoga, Mrs Calf Miss Cruise, MIR II
Bourdoin Russ, Picrson, MIR Miller, Miss Miller III
Bsaamis Andre.s NJ and Mr. Ranksn child and
pqyerna pI Lswrence Mrs Lavrsncs family and
Cromwell Zen Armssrony, 9 Pauscn, Mr. Lendam, 7 A
Mckay Miss 4 Dsna, 9 II Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Fhcnr,
4 Robinson, W Brit, Switxer, Roberts. Mr. and Mrs
Bradley Mr. Liyinsscn Mrs LivinEgon Miss Livingston,
niss r no iirs shaw and smy ROSTER
nstt Miss Punnet, r Proctor Ricketts,, B Atkins,
Minor, Jno Brooke MaIsa,. and brothers, Tormin w
Robinson, A Clark Sandheyn, MIR and Mrs Chandler and
servant Christie Mrs Maharg servant Miss Samp-
Bckford.
LryERrooL-Ship Peter Hattrck-Rev William Greig, Ro-
bert Taylor, Miss Mary Taylor William Dunlap, William
Creyes.
sAvAySAH-Brig L Bsldwn-NIr Mitchell and lady, Mr.
Jones' lady and child MIR Robinson and lady Tsrbox and
lady Mr. Clap and lady Mrs Boykn, Mrs Smith Mrs Wood
bridge Mi:. Tam. Mas Dyer Miss Royhia two Misses
MIR Tstnal Mr. Boykn. MIR Beers. Mr Roberts Mr. McKen.
ma Mr. Housh Mr. Baldwin, Mr. ouon, Mr. Frenchi' in the
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By Last Nights Southern Mall,
Home Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, DC, June l3-Ar schr Dodge Knapp, New
York.
Bremen brigs Andro,coggin, Lsrabee Portlsnd Fanny
Colt Parker Boston, Financier Sargent Portland Henri
eta Hughes xbara Cuba; schrs Notus, Gibbs Boston;
VIM Brown, Hunt, NBedford; Mankn, Terry, New York
Indes schrs Ann Ezabeth Adams - Jagc Cuba; seguu
san sehr Nordivse Warning Rio De Janeiro: Oidenburg
brig Sophie, Addicks, Bremen; brig Virginia. Cooper De
PHLApELpHIA, June l5-Ar brig Erie. Baxter, Boston
sch Cleaner, Sawyer. New York; Calista Smith, Lubec
suaIsy Boston, T'l!%adss H,rmap New YGIk s ,eh,:
Island; VIM Hart, French, Providence; Gen Patterson
Wells Barbadoes Ann, Bartlett, Boston; NJ Smith, Cham
mue somers; Providence; TsI,s Hand New York; Bran
Charles Reyder Warren. Below, brig September Downe
FIN Boston; schrs Emene do Phoebe Baxter, Fall Rver
q MahonY. Providence.
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Since our last report, the market has undergone q
slight change and Flour is rmsr than has been for
made during the past three days. principally for
export the former averaging from - l21 to - 25 and
at the closing Of the market on Saturday evening could
was also very firm at - l24 Some common brands OF
Genesee sold at 81 90 81 l2I. lot of New Or
leans changed hands at SO 7S for domestic purposes
very dull. Georgetown is held at 81 IS. Some Rich
mond county and Rrandywne sold on Friday for 81 37t;
So II So 20 Brandywine, SO SIT. In Wheat there is
moderate amount doing and large lots continue to be
shipped to Europe Some large lots for milling purposes
is dull and the enquiry is confined to home use there
is but little going England large lot was bought on
Corn is still quite active. Large quantities continue to
arrive Prices have slightly receded from
previous quotations A large lot of Southern white
sold for export at 625 cts; Western and New Or.
leans mixed 45 cents yellow Southern 50a50 measure.
The Albany market, on the 18th, had experienced
proved prices Some lots Of Genesee aaost held at
81 s2 Sales of Western and Genesee at S4aS4aa$4t
verng all done No sales of corn by the load 5000 BUSH
The Buffalo market on the 18th without change
Light sales Of -four at SO l2a3 25 5000 bushels wheat
Illinois at 7Oc 5000 bushels corn at 3oc; and 1900 in
another lot at the same.
The market at Montreal the 18th instant continued
very depressedthe only sales worthy of notice being
1900 of superfne at 29s and 1900 of extra fine at 2s Cd
The advces received by the Great Britain caused far
Their extreme depresson5o0 barrels Of good brand Of
fine were placed at 26s. The Hiberna's confirm
ed the decline For the last two days, there has been
good deal doing at low prices holders having met the
views Of shippers far possible 5000 to 0ooo bar.
rels ofne have changed hands at 23s I'd Id
cordng to brand and this afternoon parcel of extra
fine at 3D. The market is rather Arm, and the best
brands may be quoted 24s to 2as 3D. Grain-We have
to quote decline OF fully Is per 60bs in wheat during
the last ten days parcel Of 5000 bushels of very
prime white Upper Canada sold, this afternoon at
ad per Solbs ex barge inferior samples have been
Grains.
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ter and the general prospects Of trade buy
ers here determined to submit to advance the
previous current rates.
large business done that week at previous prices
the market being we'll supplied by holders, who we're
disposed TO relieve theRseves OF portion of their stock
the sales that week 1900 bales about 5000
bales also sent forward from first hands Since the
departure OF the steamer Great Britain Monday sth
well supplied during the week ending 18th inst and in
the earlier part buyers had decided adyantage-the
last two business days however there was less DISPOSE
ton 10 SELL and rather fuller rates exacted the
and the market closing firm. The sales OF the week
ending 18th inst, 6000 bales The quotations Of
course are the same as those existing the Both u
The receipts OF cotton at New Orleans from North
somewhat earlier than usual, they heavy in pr
and early in May and induced to look for large
production in that region and expect total crop of
22ooOOO bales For weeks past the receipts have
been snail at that point and the opinion rapidly gain
ing ground that the crop will not exceed 1880 900 to
2lOOOo0 bales The crop the ground represented
having favorable stand but is admitted 10 be three
weeks later than usual.
The movements in this staple this year to the latest
dates. compared with those Of the previous two, have
been as annexed
Bales.
Receipts at ports of the u s. since Sept J. ls45
same period last year 1850. 1877
Exports from U. since Sept |, ISIS. 1901 ,asl
same period last year l.s5s 195
year before -. l,a0s, 40
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have bean
$4,000 bales exports for same period $50 bales Taken
by spinneIs 900 bales Taken speculation 500 bales
stock in city 1000 bales Amount sale 10 900 bales
There is small supply OF the inferior and superior
grades in the market, and fair supply Of the medium
grades The demand is confined principally to the low
qualities.
We the closing quotations current in this
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DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
TODTNE LJNJME Mt

FOR RHEUMATISM, sWELLED LIMBS,
os. Of S ass c o 4. and .,i b
hi. Lni% aaysT.sliy sa?ssd . 3 .hs only
ss m s ,s sss
sa
e .aS.tsasaisd SxsSs respectable who
Itpslmaasa'y and f fhEUMA sssss
s
he. ,s1f :
spa ss sad lie and ali
%.sS like s;:sSGns The
sS. s N.:f 81: rssss: i
Instantly d relieved By .s,astias piece Of
-, "''a ne IODINE LINIMENT,
:pssSy .Sa sass'asIy, s%psca.
.y s e. ssS s. he
~ s%S Se aod 81
tenn s One Il, hy Il: lungs
and cellular being anchs
weakest &c When You have an organ thus suffering the
direct application to the parts diseased the better
'A' p''''spRS RoAKEs IODINE LINIMENT.
Il only
be tried satisfy te most kepcR OF the restoring power Of
Physicians are daily recommending DR.. ROAKE'S To-
ans
Ss sGS e
safety.
Net day passes whqys bringing shs most %,sTsssag
ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM,
AND DISEASES JOINT TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
Gcntemen feel duty to state for the benefit Of the
For last twenty years have been troubled with heums-
tsm; could walk without crutch: the pain
excrucistng much that could sleep nights. The
elongated pushed of socket by the pain and nam-
maton the cords became contracted TO throw knee
forward and drew foot backward the points Of
much impaired made my mind that the disease
firmly seated that nothing could benefit mel had tried the
very best and all Of the cures without relief
which without faith; but before had used
bottle found reef-t reduced the inflammation and
racted the PAIN continued to use freely for SIX weeks;
ance the and has all subsidized and in fact
perfectly well; walk without crutch, and am
ss1anr daily 70 my tbs lex and comfort info Of my
Of the value Of Roake's Iodine Liniment.
Feelings Of gratitude and the good Of fellow creatures
shng my child, which is follows; Three
attacked with swelling the side of his
finally broke dscharyng large quantities Of natter and
kept until he reduced to skeleton
He suffered pain ndescribable employed the best phys
made up my mind he die. induced by friend
who the healing Of Roakes Iodine Linment to
try il; am happy to that had not used one bottle be
subsidized and before had used the second bottle
he was perfectly Si EAsTST No Ninth u avenue.
i myl8 imsr
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BssroS, June IS, 1916.

The Oregon Negotiations Gen. SCOTS Correspondence
Trial Of" DR.. Bragdon " for Bgamy-S Smashing Of
Windows, and Breaking Of Legs by Frightened Horses
Memoirs of Maria Bickford-.4 Duckiag in the Frog
Pond &c.
The intelligence from Washington respecting the ne.
gotiaon the Oregon question: has given much salts
faction to business men, and the effect the stock
ket has been highly favorable.
We have all been laughing the amusing CORES
pondence of Gen. Scott; and it must be of
graduation to his friends that he subjected to
the murderous fire of the Mexicans in front while his
very fine print the General is exhibited in the win.
dows in Washington street. which represents him stand
sure s footed and We'll provided with beos from Whce
infer the animal has invaded Mexico though he
might be able to do SO by the first Of October
The trial of the famous Dr. Bragdonn for indulging
too often in hymenia recreatons, whereby he had
INFLATED three or four wives came on in the Municipal
Court yesterday and concluded this forenoon by
verdict OF guilty He managed his own case, but made
rather bad work Of it.
On Thursday, pair of horses attached carriage
ran down West street Washington smashing the
big windows of DR. Browns apothecary shop and when
they reached Bedford Place they turned urousy on to
the side walk and knocked down a young named
Luke Munsell piano forte maker and badly smashed
one of his ankles that became necessary to ampuate
his leg about half way up to the knee.
Father Heinrich's concert OF this evening" and
appearances indicate successful and interesting enter
tainment
The million, of the papers expresses it.
!, the under ten thousand" have been making great
Wnlcn mas been issued during the
week containing the memoirs and letters of the late
Maria A. Bickord suppose, from the eagerness mani
fesled to get hold of this work. that there something
rich and spicy in it. 1t is said that very large edition
has been sold, and another one is in press.
young lady and gentlemen met with romantic adj
venture, few evenings since, on the Common They
took walk rather late in the evening, it being quite
dark and as they passing the borders of the Frog
Pond the lady accidentally fell in, head and first
The gentleman, of course, every gallant gentleman
should plunged in after her. and succeeded in rescuing
her not however, until they both immersed most
efectually They had long walk home in their drip
ping garments and will not very forget the Incl.
dent believe this bathing story, notwithstanding the
occurrence actually took place days ago has not
been told by any of the city newspapers have not
time to detail how came in possession of the story but
is and well authenticated the fact that
Scott did, certain memorable occasion sit down
a hasty plate of SOUP
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PHILADELPHIA. June is, ls46.

fHfLApELrHfA, June 10, lSlo.
About o'clock this morning, announcement
through tho telegraph from the Herald Office, proc amed
the arrival OF the stesmer Great Western at your port
The not given to thu public. however. until
half past two O'Clock, whom the city flooded with
from four Different Offices There has not been
sufficient time yet to Judge with certainty of its effect
upon the markets but stocks have continued Arm,
though tho sales were not as heavy as on Saturday.
We have close and sury weather to-day, which,
though not agreeable 10 preferable TO the north
storm Of rain which continued throughout the last
week
The feud between the Native American and Marion
Hose Companies Is still continued. and disturbance
whenever opportunity Is offered for gang
ARRAYS occurred and young fellow who usually runs
with the Natives brutality beaten and not satisfied
with this brute jumped upon him while ing
powered on step. He lay unconscious for consider
able time and fears entertained for his recovery
but appears impossible to fatally inure these rowdies
Injured they to hard knocks-and, of course, the
sufferer by this ARRAY will survive
A man. while laboving under mania pofn went into
ST Mary's Catholic Church yesterday morning, during
early mass and while kneeling the altar made
tempt upon his life with penkne. He inflicted great
number of wounds, but none are very severe
Sales of Stocks NJ Philadelphia.
JUNE l3-FRsr BoARp-I70 United States Bank 4 10000
State 68L 200 Morris Canal 5 100 Harrisburg Railroad
l8 Girard Bank o3< 5000 State 6s5 Farmers and
Mechanics' Bank, AN: do 4ln
AFTER SALEs-l00 Reading Railroad 35; 100 Girard Blk
i052; 80 Mechanics Bank, 23b
SECOND BoARp-25 Girard Bank, l0L.
AFTER SALEs25 Wilmington Railroad. 3d. 1000 Reading
3o Lehigh Interest, AM 10 Reading Railroad 35; edo
31s.
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BEEKM A. MS
PULM MIC sly Il q r
THE nrsr prMrnTYS Even DISCOVERED.

for the diss.ss to the cure Of which Is directed
are rom mat ho: s
city and oId., that the RrS S here &:
q wh.sshi. compound Is accomplishing
NY .slns; began something like .r year, ,sS with
msnt digestive organs My appetite irregular and
weight .ad with lseSas " and
ss up Ts %S ny nights PAINFUL
dreams: ySalS rise anSsts:h;a fs,sri;h, extremely
so.ys %. es.qsaily .qs from
And there was ne at the PIT Of
drive almost d'iIacsd dry sekl,9g cough troubled
,.y nueh and my multiplied difficulties appeared to be
isas benefit from any Of Ssm Now and then would
s Tas
Dsas" s Il The the ssa. @
shifting sensations q soreness about the sPssS and
PAN. ny
bne. followed By hs; Of The s skim and y Gss E:
IND oes Of me ii co%Sas
ss year III IT. ~ss
da and Sas 81 Treats.
g o. sbs ch.rsssr md Cure q coa:SmD'gS Cold.
gyEsTF Il. sss.. asss ne
to spread Throughout whss system, acting upon every
Sa not q only p.lss s NY
sS % s: a. ~
lungs wsrs completely relieved the asrmgemcnt Of
all the regulated; the heart aid
liver freed from every painful affection; skin sof aad
my steady and In sword am entirely resto
DO sSi.nny bsev. that il had taken BsshIsn.
a. SHOULD not omit say that made use Of Dn BErx.
MANS EsRHTAL PLs the greatest sdvntage during
progress Of They operated in the most mild but
thorough kssp the stomach and bowels Tree rom
those distractions which, in weak state were at times 50
difficult to overcome.
My Oldest about twenty years Of age who h.;
been greatly Afflicted for time with the liver complaint
and Dyspepsia extending affections Of the Kidney: and
Spine taking BEEKMANs SYRUP and rLLs ana 10 re-
pidly yering her health. .
" the wife Of En- c. Van Sickle and residence ID
No. 1852 Barrow street, New York:
New York. April sth 1896"
Mi. Van Sckes family Of the respectable in
the cty amiable and intelligent lady has kindly
senteu any who would like to converse with he
personally in regard 10 her
| IJ-LAuTIoN.- To guard against deception, BEEKMAN,
Original Genuine Pulmonc SYRUP and Vegetable Essential
PLs put wrappers righted Purchasers shoult
therefore be CAREFUL and that they get bsekmAn medt
cnes and no other. :,
For sale at the old established Office of the Proprietor No
4 Courtandt street, one door below Greenwich street
Being generally they are kept regularly b
Of the most respectable aPothe and druggists II
agents in different parts of the country. a24 lm*eodr
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10.



Cleared.
Ship Cambridge, Barstow, Liverpool Marshall.
s$s ;sssa;:S S:ssx Sss.
sfs Ss ss ss New Stanton Frost.
PARK Ann Welsh, Mama Apslachi eola, Hn,lbut Co
Brs Hermann, lS1emJ Token, s. Thomas, W Pratt.
Bs aS RcSsa siGs c
ss E Tosa collia. Kiag;soa , Y; Bunker Place
s scSr na% %a Leary rRhhii;,dsPhi
sehr Marietta Burr. BUR-, Richmond
sloop Moses Eddy Biiven, Providence.
Arrived.
Steamship Great Western, Hoskens, from Liverpool May
Stevens. cushing ts Ss;t Is
June 18th Ia, d a. IS 49, spoke ship A.hbsr
.aS from y 20 G.d York
Ship Peter HsitI;cE. Posi-. from Liverpool May lth,wh
iSs pss. Sc. and ssshsassS signals with the
steamer Great Britain steering east hence for Liverpool
pas..ass: T.p.sSls bound 70 assSss ass + /
t . 30 Ion 50 90 spoke Br bark Recovery bound to New
Br cal Louisa. Mills: ae days from Waterford 10 ballast,
s IF q. ~ o as for ~ so1i
Louisa has sxpsenesd weather the passage;
lost maa from the fore topgan yard % stserge
Bis ts esee ss y . ' s. S.s
.sS lew : 2 sm 1s asd Nsn . Dsa:
s o sD Of aud SP rh
;sS Ss sasf III :a.Es Efs signal with
tor. to j W Prescott
w ssss @ss:.y e:y' fro" Windsor Ms
Below.
Bark Gen Green, from Savannah.
Sailed.
Bark Ann Walsh, for Mobile; brig Savannah for sayan
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Loypos-ship Quebsc-Mr Even. Louisville, Ky; Danl
ATn n Mon,,sal; q Dana Vermont w psns Troy;
Bcnd N9rweh Conn Cart Morris, Roy. ARTILLERY; Or
Royal Ssppers AVID Miners.
LIygRrooL-Packet ship Csmbridce--Nr Audubon lady
children and rvat Air Foster Miss Newell Rev Mir Lip
petf. Not halfthe number.l
HAyRk-Packet ship Burgundy-E Besonin, r sslymsnn
w Redmond, Mobile; Jaque Kett,, Frsncs.
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TARRANT's COMPOUND
II, u A q II n u q III u 4 u G

ND COPAIBA is particularly recommended az a safe,
Aspeedy and efficient remedy for all sexual diseases
very and peaAg FORM which admits oftakng
without being tasted producing sickness has
become popular and all who have occasion to f. 40
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist &c.
corner of Greenwich and Warren streets, N Y.
Also, by Mos-y Tucker, Mobile; M. Grew, Naschez;
sa sn1.n, N A santos Norfolk RRsy
Baltimore; Gilman, Warrington; McCloud Wheaton, St.
Louis mrl2 liner
$50, 900 @N so s .ppfiese
RRoAD Nail wall sfreet in the Groom water Once
Basement my2s lnsN
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Stock on hand and not cleared. ...... 37,t

Prices of all descriptions at Baltimore, very much
depressed and sales have been made
Tho low prices have induced shippers enter the
ks and the sales of Maryland have reached fully 1000
hhds within the following rates viz Inferior and
90 good, So and fine, 81 u. The sales Of Ohio
have also been large but at low prices Samples of good
reds wanted and sell readlyoher sorts 60 of with
difficulty. We quote common to mddlng, 50 a 81 so
good, SIS SO fine red and wrappery, So SO So fine
yellow, 50 Sll and extra wrappery, $40 $l2. 1t
will be that the receipts Of Ohio continue very
large The inspections of the week comprise 1927 hhds
Maryland; 1923 hhds. Ohio; 50 hhds Kentucky IL
hhds. Virginia. and hhds nnsylvania-total 2439
hhds.
The market at Louisville the 9th instant, quito
brisk and prices have taken upward tendency. On
sales of tobacco that had been previously reviewed
advance Of from IS cents to 81 10 the former est-
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FITS! FITsl FITS !

remedy for speptic fits, eonvusions &s This medicins
eds ny putting it acquiring for itself apopuarty tn.
beyond IN the healing restoring % health
Those who = whom had lot sne
cured, il. the important question We answer. Mr. Va
H. Paselis afflicted - yearscert6cate Of to be-
fore the Mayor Of this city, March, the 7th u rssidsnce ~
Norfolk street ALSO Mr. Jacob Petty, cured, Delaney ST
Vile the Of Mrs Bennett afflicted years, cured rss
dence Ill Grand street besides have besn
cured within the last thirteen weeks
The afflicted invited call and have their exsin
ed, and advice given free OF charge.
ton, with full directions. $685..
Prices per So Si1 and "a Single bottles, wit nsess
sary medicine, ~. ....-
Principal Office iN Grand street, New York
All Inc
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DR.. MARSHALL HALLS

y N Il IN y V "A I y II.
nR MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrated
physicians in Europe is the dseoveIeI Of this valusbe
nent physicians in Europe and sovereign
dy in weakness Of the organs of and in in
where used according directions has produced the
most happy results.
DR. Hastings of London in the London Lancet that
he has been very successful with Halls Cordial Renovaor
in the of the following diseases
men, causing ascyious dreams nightly DISCHARGES, Dyspep
lect orgeuness palpaton of the het aversion to socie
~, consumption, emacaton elects, whites obsru cton OF
cured by this incidence Phillips Boyne Agents For
warded all of the Union 80 bottles bottles
for So Sold at Il Duane st. ie6 lterc