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~ Letter q of the steamer CAMBRIA for Liverpool
Sept So before oeiock. Letters be prepaid to
Leites bag Of bark MuDAsA, for Havana, will close th.
forwarded Vi. Havana per Royal Mail Steamers postage
on which must be prepaid.
rived At New Bedford Sept g. IN d.sre The r.
hence , q in for Pacific and in gate on the 9 b. st q
q oremat lost boat sqd had another badly ON
with %'. 5 s%
o 5 a tH oi G''0 cid at New
L.uSeHED7From the yard ofMr Charles G: Leighton, at
ASs Ms 2d n,;a % IN, bark called the Emms She
York sad partly by Captain James Cook, who will COM
sap CALUMET Skinner which sid from stoninston 18th
instant r,sraea and anchor off this h,ibor. On
sIpereneed fearful hurcsae which Snoekes her on her,
ssT fTS eIsT boom M her sail. from the yards carried
badly the q No damage 70 hull The G. !. ea,
BnIe H.vAyA, Gill; from wareham Mass bound to Phils
isU aachor of the sesman's Retreat Staten Island having
dyseatsry. four days since. ''' ''P'''A' WIN
SIR RAJAH-Th, fin. ship of ,as ton, bur,hen built a,
Boston. for sal SIS. "''"s al
The U steamer, yrr5s and srTyIRr, from NyOrk b.d
what dersnged and she towed into by the other
Sem RosrS Hoop. from Frankfort Me. Savannah 27d
re e G boat galley S% s'
sS S % @ p S. lore sn % R the
had e keep her ssoi hs ws sS 1Pa ,, ss
WhaIcmen.
Mrs,ire yr"rL Whale ship Jane, Eddy, Of this port,
lssys the Warren Nj star sid from Oahu, Oct Is lsD for
home and subsequently, spoken Nov 70, of Society
Islands since which moth has been heard from her The
j. had on board 1000 bbs VIII oil.
spokenNo date, lat ion given, ship Jas Allen Shear
man. OF NIB, is mos out, 1000 sp
Spoken.
Ship Danbsrtou Pendleton from Liverpool for NOrsans
sept -, at2 %, Ion &C.
Foreign Ports.
.c .ssE.d s S FOR iS poTs day
two, = -
LAR lows, Aug s-No Am vessel in port.
MoSrhEAI sept 25Cld banks Great Britain Swinburne,
London; Erromanga, Ramsay Glasgow.
tUErEe, sept x2-Arr ships Defence, Davis: Satellite
Bainbiidgei bea News, Heron aud bark Cuberland Pow
e LvefPooI <th barks lrsland Harris CLIQUE eater: Ok
lord buras rort OlnEowi brgs Flora tendsy Liv erpoo
CID 23d, bark Feonia Henze London; brss Ann Innis,
keiii Dundee; Transit Ferguson Dublin; 2th shp Corsar
mGregor. Gloucester; bark Mary Seton nj edr.m ond,n
briggs Msys Askle Lancaster, Carcks Welsh pn,. Nh,
sey, Bailey, Torquly; schr Lady, Michon RchSae,o '
Home Ports.
ALBANY, Sept 26Arr sloop Jas Bennett Providence tld
schrs E,tabeh Detroit Loasa and Leader Bosto1 sioop
klect, Nantucket '~F
York -'" 'e"
Barn, Sept 2t-Arr barque Princeton, Rogers, Cadir
BOSTON, sept T-Au bark VIM II Shaler, Holmes, Cape
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OFF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER go
Cleared.

Ship South Carolina. Owen New Orleans, ElwelI Co.
Bark Morgan Dir Hamilton, New Orleans Foster Nick.
Big Wissehockiu, Matthew, Norfolk Schn Yer
milleon, Seam batmhre; Aveng-r Smith, Boston; Re-
becea, Woglom, Petenours ANA d, lreadwell Norfolk.
Stdrgess Jcarman Edgar Lang Cranmer Richmond,
Tooker herson. sloop Empire, Dayton, Providence.
Arrived.
Brig Belle tof Robbns.on Vose, IL days from Norfolk,
Va with 400 ba.hes corn, To utter, Brothers * Co.
Big Planet -rk days from Eastport, with plaser and
fab. to Smi'h & BoyHton
schr heay Nckenon, days from Calais with laths and
plaster, 10 Smith X 1oyuton.
scnr Uea tosr smith. days from Esstport with laths
and plaster. {, smith n coyntou.
Schr Mary Jane OSBORNE days from Norfolk, with
val stores, ~ SsurgeSs, Llrarmaa x Co.
Schr Michigan Terry from Baltimore and days from the
Cape, n -four TO johnson Lo don. sailed in co
from the Cspes with schrs kimpton and Mary Jones,
from Norfolk for New York.
sehr Patrick +snry, Chese, days from Richmond, with
tobacco and flour, to Ail-n Paxson.
schr Wolcott. Rider, Boston, mdse.
sehr LYDIA Post, from Baltimore, with mdse, to eager
MAILER.
schr Compauce, Lor:ng, Boston.
Schr r. IA Herrick, Clarence, Boston, mdse. t...I.a
sehr Thomas Ireland Somers Phlsdelphis, with coal,
Lowther X Son.
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New York Cattle Market.

SEPT 2s-Ar MARKkr-l42i Beet Cattle (about 400
from the South), 80 Cows and Calves 4750 sheep and
Lambs
Beef Catte-Prices are somewhat higher, and the sup
plies diminishing shippers in the market last
week and about 40 head for Bermuda Most OF the
transactions were at from 81 to So 10. 100 unsold
Cowes and Calves-There was comparatively large
offering hand. which met with CORE spending de-
mand the part Of buyers who cleared the market at
prices ranging as in quality from SIG S25 TO S32
Sheep and Lambs are in good request at about the
prices of last week sheep 81 81 so TO So. Lambs 75
cents to 81 90 81 90 90 head lett
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nUACKERY IN NEW YORK.-Dr. CoorER, Duane
street near Chatham street, wishes strangers and c
the victims OF esease the imposition Of quacks to
peruse the following letter.
d.. CoorER-SIs1Las July contracted szdisease. and
Immediately applied to doctor, who promised to
week. continued with him month"; and gradually
getting tried after another, all the advertising
Doctors and each promised length
discovered thar the object Of these men was money and they
the doctors kept under Of for weeks
NV throat and liberated pains joints, and
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors dangerous to give more med
by the advice of several friends placed myself under your
care on the st Of January last The result is told am
now well and restored perfect heah wish this pub
lshed, and refer TO
81 im'm THOS. GREEN. Brcklayer. Harlem.
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BY Last Nights Southern HAIL,
sIOne kpOrts.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Sept 2a-Arr schrs Edith, Irowel Boston;
Lucy Lorieg, Portland; Habbsr ham, Permission York
CID ship Chesapeake Clarke, Roue dam: barks Blisa
Creghton LyeTp9ol Leonsine. Breml Thorn Bremen;
NOrleans; schr Eiicot cole MARX. Sid ship Chesa-
peake Roterdsm: banks Averon Gulf Mexco Leoutine,
Bremen; Favore do; bgs Kac Pendergss WI dies Sal
yd-ra Nc leans: schrs H Adams Nanu cket Med.
ford; Sarah, Brazos Santiago.
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GERMAN HARDWARE.

LARGE assortment of German Hardware consisting of
"A Scissors, Chssels Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks Says, Plane Irons; Halter Chains, Pocket Knives.
Curtain Ornaments States, &c. Just been received BY
the undersigned and is offered for sale low accommo
States AND SLATE PENCILS.
40 cases Slates assorted Nos toe, g. and Nos
3, and S. Also, casks Slate Pencils For sal py
GEORGE +. GER0INCi, rs Maidea zane,
Junction of Liberty street.
Volins, Guitars, Flutes, Ee., constantly hand.
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CARD-DR. MORRIsON-NORTH ri
Il YER DISPENSARY. 20tx Fulton street.-DoctoI

MEDICAL CARD..pR. MORRIsoN.-NoRTH ri
WI YER DISPENSARY, 204x Fulton street.-Doctor
Morrison DO confdentiay all pm
yste Diseases which he without restraint
in diet pursuits Recent particularly Gononhea
be cures in to days. =
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.. NJ
mprov principles without the
patient AZ the symptoms of structure analogous with
those Of other of the urinary but
erperenced should be allowed to make the neees
glands much injury from awkward practitioners
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
destructive habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions and
logical principles by restorns the system TO healthy
and m original perfect guaranteed
,N,B-Dt M; holds no eommunion with pretended Lon
Lyndon surgeon In he city See his Londou diploma in his
Fulton street Letters post paid attended and
and Canada. ~ ' " WV o-' suSsi1sr
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UNION HOUSE.

THE subscriber has tab the above named and splnA
did Hotel lust eompleed Al the centre Of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass and will the same for the
public accommodation on the soth inst The Union House
advantages to ali persons travelling through Springfield for
busne., pleasure Having recently kept the Uuited
States Hotel and Congress Hal" Saratoga. the sub
scber respectfully invites his old friends and and
all others, to give him call in his quarters.
Springfield, July "a. 1916 IA 3msr
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M EDICAL ADVICE -DOCTUh LAMEkT - conn
l dcntally consued at his Office, 81 Gold
Fulton all diseases Of private nature His
beins mild and udcious requires neither restrain,
in diet, hindrance from business. Debility,
constitutional arising from indiscreet ndugences Of the
passions causing nightly emissions and eventually, i'm
restore the that state of vigcr oxnay
designed Structure, diseaSe frequently existing without
the patient being aware eagsed BY malueatmsnt and
selves efectually. cured by Dr. Letters post paid
enelosnga Fee datey attended and medicine with
Gold street SAG lwsr
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PHILAosLrHA, Sept %, 1876
The political Juror is on the increase each partizan
leader is furnishing up his choice epthets and most he
wching smiles TO delude the dear people into suppo
sing that better attend 10 their public interests
in tn high places than himselfTh democrats and wings
are holding public meetings every evening but the
natives so Tar have been rather sshndhand in the lower
districts in getting up their public demonstrations
They are however active in their ward gatherings and
Getting In the nrst district called for Thursday
night. To attract the crowd, they parade their little
ship the Washington. these occasions handsomely
decorated with flags and lights The first native mass
meeting this campaign held on Saturday evening in
Kensingon, and was largely attended Most OF the
ddtes OF the party presented and made their bow
to the assembled multitude
The Kllers and the "Bouncers" have adjusted their
mutual difficulties ami in declaring cessation hos,i.
les have il is supposed agreed 10 act as allies i'm what
ever dicultes arise hereafter with the other lawess
organz atoms of rowdes The only effect OF this agree.
viii he the banding together Of a numerous
party, put at defiance the laws ind its officers This
arrangement will probably hot be lasting one as the
lenders extremely pugnacous that they will fight
with their best friends rather than be quiet and peacea
Die. Il already said that combat has taken place be-
tween two prominent members IN the clubs they at
tacaed TO- but whether it only good humored
bat 10 test their superiority as DULLES, am not informed
A founding was yesterday discovered 10 a basket
hanging fence in Kenslngton, the parent OF which
requested in note that should he called Edward For
roster The romance attached to its discovery induced
several applications from FRIED couples whose longing
wishes for children have been unblessed for permission
TO adopt IL as their own.
A man, hour'shing knife and pistol this morning,
entered several dwellings in Camden, N j. and fright
ened the end children from their propriety by
his strange conduct His antics short, how
ever, BY posse eomitatus headed by constable who
overpowered him. ana having tied him securely, lodged
him In Jail
The circus company of Messts WEIGH and Mann are
about TO commence their performances at the National
Theatre in this city 1t isto be opened on Monday
ming next
m Richards Third" from the original text performed
at tbs Arch during the last week, attracted large audi
ences The acting version OF Coley Cibber is to be
substituted tonight with the gorgeous which
rendered the other SO attractive.
-rIes III SI,-cH~ At Philadelphia.
SEPT 26FRsr BoAhp $3.50 State S. Of; 100 Texas Trea
sery Note; 3A 1922 Lehish Interest 4is 1000 Texas
ArrER SALEs-32 Mechanics Bank "a; 81 Northern Bnk
Kentucky, 81; 900 State 3 66; 1000 do do cash, 66;
Pe1as yvania Bank, 25sl; 5000 Reading Bonds TN;
30 do do Stock, 32hs
BoaRp.-225 Lehigh Interest AK; Penn Bank
21,; 10 irad Bank, "a Padel phia Bank 1915 so Reading
RR, 32A; No'thetn Bmk KENTUCKY, GA
ArTkR SALEs.-l0o Reading RR, 32t,.
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FLorR-There comparatively no business done in
-four yesterday will there be much until the West.
arrives The provision market also very ,iet
and we heard Of nothing of importance.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHEHN EXCHANGE, 27a BLEECKERsTREET.
MR. q. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
1 thanks his friends and the public for the liberal patron
bestowed ON him last desires. most respectfully
the above FRIDAY, October I'd, when he will
have the of and
Dances the avorts Pokas the szourka and other styles
ofWatzng Marouka and Polka Quadlles and the beaut
ful and much admired Redowa Waltz Fancy Dancing &c
Days of tuition Tuesdays and Fridays hours attendance
for Ladies' Misses and Masters from Mi Gentlemen
from TO 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
monthly, commencing Nov I'd. Instructions will be given
pupils privately classes, az their
sdences and the class room, Mr.. H. private acae
90 Canal The above during the Summer
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
has been all laid anew making equal to room in the
city. MIR. would also inform who place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
10 their instruction and comfort while school For
flu Ither Particulars apply the class MIR r.
sidenee, so Canal street. sl9 lmsrc
BOARDING IN HOUSTON STREET.
GENTLEMEN and their wives, single gentle men,
u be accommodated w h board and pleasant rooms with
pantres attached, by applying AS Houston $40 2wsr
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DANC NC ACADEMY.
shAKsPEARE HOTEL, cowSER Of DUANE
WILLIAM sTaEErs.

WILLIAM sIREErs
MI H. q. HOBERTSON, In announcing 70 his friends aud
IVA the public that his Glasses for the tuition Of Dancing
will the above "Wednesday, Sept. 30t
takes the his hanks
his late for their very liberal and
tpsctfuy that lac will introduce his Academy
this SEASON. various and fshonabe dances, with The
favore Pokas Aaxuka and Polka quadrllrs the graceful
and admired Redowa with MazuIka aud other styles
wszing; fancy dancing &c Days Of tuition, Wednes
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
aad Master: from PM Gen,emsn from 70 10 in tbs
menciug Nov Mr.. r. would also that he will
private Instructions papis classes al semin
their residences. Mr. private Academy Ca
nal street Mr. class az the Lyceum, Jersey City will
opea Thursday October lst FIR partic nfo
NATION, please apply his residence 50 Canal street
stQ
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MEEN FUN.
THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER

THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
EOR restoring beautifyns and preserving the compssl
ion, and rendering the skin decaely white smoatb ard
,o The ladies' Of the higher essse: Of China Japan and
Of their skin attributable the from infancy of
mec, until recently preserved hereditary and nyloabe
Of Chinese priesthood desIKnat
cd Teense, OF Celestial Doctors.
The recent extended Of Great Britain with that
nation has ELECTED many important
ing their customs and habits amongst the number the
recipe Of this long hidden Skin Powder called by them
Fun or Celestial Skin Powder This disclosed
by descendant Of Of the priests of the temple of Teen
Tan or Temple Of the Heavens. Charles Malcolm ESQ
m. D., for professional services. =
Meen Fun 10 umplya preparation OF Oriental herbs, aud
may be used with perfect safety for the all
disorders Amongst the most prominent Tan, Freckes
lnsensible and Copious Perspiraon Blofches, Pmpes
Spots irritation, Coar:ens:s and variety Of others.
To be had Of v. CLlREHUGH, 2e9 Broadway C. II
Ring. corner Of John and Broadway A. B. Sands 4 Co
100 Fulton street Rushton Co., Broadway Henry John.
Of Broadway and Chambers and all Other
respectable chemists and periumers Throughout the Unitcc
States and OF the sole importers, HOBBS Co.. Wall
in boxes price &c., Sc aud 7s au22 tmsrc
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COMMERCIAL.

New York. September IS.
CorrcS-The sales to-day 1900 bales at very full
prices nearly the whole Of which taken specula
ton.
LLEERRool. CLAssiRiCArioNa.
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TO TAlLORs.

THOSE who wish acquire rapid of
all the various styles Of garments the present
time, advised 10 obtain OF Sneme
work the subject which contains all the information thar
be desired IL has already met with the unprscs
Union and is warranted to give entire satisfaction ali wiz"
adopt Proc per copy from eight to ten doIls,
according the binding; Also single sets Of patterns
the various styles Of garments cut 70 2rder, by
sioImsr No i3 Brosdwav. New York
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
rHE PUBLIC il informed that this estabshment. having
been enlarged and improved since the close of the last
season. will be opened for the reception Of the M
day of June LANDON GARDNER.
May I. 1915 my23 2m$r
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1872 BROA WAY,
CORNER JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

rom the Erentng FoS
- CREAM FOR sHAVING.-fhis article, universally
praised by those who made trial Of las. took the first
article equal it, II is soenog the skim fragrant the
than the old soaps l therefore. who would consult
and comfort in shaving should possess themselves
From the New York Gazeue.-The New soap.-we speak
from experience and speak from the professional
Ann who says is ahead of any thing yet found
out IN this department. OF modern improvement not only
a. enollens bur u !, something more" In short, we be-
Beware Of limitations end observe the written signature
under the directions for USE of &C H. Ring" Prepared and
for SALE Wholesale and retail and 0E RS -Syys,
au26 lmsmc 1872 Broadway corner Of John street
M EUltAL AiD.-Dk. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt
M street experienced physician hs, reeeatv pub shed
entitled The llubicon" intended as friend to such
ms De sse Of sn si
nature, among which veuereal in I'll its varieties
forms, with complete for it, cure aud also
youeg and thoug,tless. Price 50 cents
The following few from the works Of emf
Many yruoas people pre- eted immense harm from pub
fishing inf rmation so delieate ssbject"
"A opc in physiology which artificial modesty has hith
II, NOT confined the obscure and vicious but pervade'
diseases have Produced results disastrous humanity"
ut the pestilesce h wal Darkness and the de-
1T excites the undue action and
ducss violent secIeons which necessarily
The early failure or loss Of the faculties"
For the OF diseases aud enintinE
Cordial Nothing better adapted help
the repair inward wastings loss OF appetts
punes the blood without heating and inamng t-Pce 50
aboe IT half dozen Sl0 efully pac
for eHporation Consultations privately at all hours
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II *. JOHNSON, IL Duane street, near Chatham street
OF the oldest and most exPerenced Medical and Sur
gcal Practitioners in the city of New York the
Of certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor essb
shed stand for eleven aud during that has
successfully treated 900 OF venena mercura and
other delicate complaints The Doctors repu ation for skill
pe-emnent No matter how long have gleet strc
the head and bones Of the legs will, and can cure You II
durable Constitutional weakness sometimes
called seminal weakness brought by habit in
dused in by young men Many an unfortunate victim Of
Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back
confusion Of intellect forgetunes OF the heart
ayeior TO ociety are only symptoms Of this compliant
He warrants cure in every case no charge Mild aud
cured days Post paid letters containing
So for advice attended to. Dr. JOHNSON is regularly
educated Physician aud Surgeon 90 lmsr
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ming with good force to pu his threat in execution and
in great terrur Immediately blew the light ont The
posse Of doors under the direction OF Mr. Pnckney
broke ope the hsc door withan and had scarcely
swung hack its hinges before the negro shot them
scale the wall end was of He was. however too
much frightened 20 and he made his way into one
OF the neighbours houses begging them for Gods sake
protect him from mob that was after him. II
soon ascertsned where he was aud the posse eomiGs
surrounded the house, seized and tied him with ropes
not listening 70 his story, which he trying TO tell
them He hnaly how ever, got them to understand tbe
predicament he was in, the OF the sent
ior and the matter was all found the negro said Mr.
Pnckney laughs heartily the joke and protests that
II Is his first and last effort at thief catching.
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IUNTERIAN pIsrENsARY, no spIVIsIoN .,eet

HUNTERIAN DIsPENsARY, No. DIVISION street.
established A. d. 1885, by the present proprietor
for the successful Of scrous structures diseases
the urethra kidneys. etc. nervous d. bty, mercuria
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries, rheuma
tsm ulcers Of the Cloths tonsls throat and limbs,
syphiltic retis inamed eyes, impotence gradual
wasting of the OF lfe night sweats swelling
OF the oirs caused by mercury, aud unwisel treated
ytplent aud from an rience that very seldom
falls the lot OF physician, he n enabled
warrant perfect and lasting in any and all
os above mentioned diseases The afflicted should
celebrated pr HaneIs Red Drop be obsined med;
cine known fail in curing the forms Of
diseases The dispensay so arranged that the
calling will but the doctor himself who is in
attendance his private ready and willing
to render relief to all who give him call Hundreds of
certificates voluntary OF OF which
astonishing record open for inspection
the Dispenssy all Of which cured BY this medicine
Price One Dollar per VIAL which is warranted in all
esses or charge Structures cured in weeks as
has been Standing without pain Be-
ware OF advertised symptoms Of structure the healthy
men are annoyed by those symptoms after sti muatng
remedy. ~ ~ ~ " Wv
Dr. Hunters Red Drop be had genuine in the city
OF boston, Mass. auA
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

STEPHE ROBE TS,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
~ near the Tobacco Inspection is prepared TO do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the most reasonable terms.
UOrders from part Of the for doing the
work of vessels. will be punctunlly attended to.
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

superior efficacy OF this article when used in the
stages OF pregnancy so apparent, that female who
mas once experiences IL, benefits would be willing on any
70 edeprved oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the sunerngs attendant Child Birth one halt and
TINS place both chid and mother in state OF safety
THIS s no qusek article the prescription Of regular
Physican enc who has made this branch of his NJ sece
particular study For sale at 1872 Broadway of John
street. - 80
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70 THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE DR. BEIvE, whose has frequently appeared in
L the newspapers. is not DR.. SOLOMON HEiNE, Of No
lT hampers street This 4 TO prevent mistakes IN the
physician, the undersued have taken the liberty to
hsye this Inserted.
CHARLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON.
JOHN ELVOOHT. SIMON HOPKINS
au11 lmsrrc
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MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
ASn PASSAGE ONE PotLARpp i.a
S2kK- taking this boat will arrive in time to take
the evening Of from Troy west TO Buffalo, and north
The Steamboat NIAGARA Cspt; VIM Ellsworth. Mon
day Wednesday and Friday att O'Clock, A. NJ, from the
steamboat pier foot of Barclay street. Returning on oppo
site days.
he Office on wharf aul9rc