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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

N ADDRESS TO A BAD COLD
IA Ny curse upon thy venomd course,
Tint shoots through lungs without remors
And up my throat reckless toss
With coughing vengeance;
Tearing my nerves with bitter force
Like rackng engines.
When feyers burn, ague nervous
Bronchitis gnaw. or coughing curve
ourneishbors t sSympathy may serveus.
But thee-oh candy sweet Of Mrs Jervis
VIII end our groan
MIRA Jervis cold candy-Sod wholesale ret Mrs
Jerys $40 Broadway corner White st Agents. no Broadway
10 Asr House Mrs Hayes l39 Fulten st. Brookyn and BY
Druggists generally Each package is invariably signed
up in packages OF le, "a" is ald 81 each.
CtERTFICATE FROM THE PRINCIPAL OF THE FIRE.
~ donia New York Seminary Frcdona July 18th, 1876
Dr. Seth ". fowe-Dear sir-From my you h have been
cough set in, and though slight beginning
the simple remedies which always keep that purpose.
1hcse fai ing reeorted TO Others
violence and pain in the side and right cbe Of the lungs
tended with ressve structures OF the ungs During this
eNpcctoated freely but raised sngs
indicated di'ease deeply seated Two three Physicians
kindly sent me their medicines which have been efficient
somewhat uneasy Ny cough considerably aggravated
friend advised TO try Balssm Of Wild Cherry but told
him had swallowed medicine enough Well, sir cougNei
that day and the night following and the my friend
willing to TT, any thing for conghed constantly. procured
bottledrapk Of resd the drcctons-contnued taxing
from that bottle week. and when the Basam gone my
cough and pain were gone And have not coushed
unless sSsr' BUTTS cr :as
retail BY Messs A. D. Sands o Fulton street. corner Of
william; H. Johnson Z3 Broadway VIM Burger so outandt
street; and BY The Druggists generally
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PHILADELPHIA, October %, 1913.

Early yesterday morning, fire broke out in a
small grocery store on Carpenter street, below
Ninth, which enveloped the upper portion OF the
building with smoke and two coored families,
living above, had narrow escapes fer their lives:
The man and wife on the second floor saved
themselves by Jumping from the window, and the
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroN. Oct 2s-Brokers Board-25 Reading Railroad,
157 6J do do 1885, III do Boston and Worcester Railroad
tX l5 do. do l07 do do. 107i do Boston and Prov
denee Railroad s6S do Boston and lowell Railroad 5f0;
do. Western Railroad 99 do Vermont Central Railroad o.
@ int Is do do 81 Tuesday int: do do 60;S 5Odo
East Boston Company To- 2do do lO 3do Washington Bank
h7k Second Board Oct -SlC0O Reading dBonds
1870. 81.
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TWO EXHIBITJON&-GRAND COMBINATION OF HAM
ngons Sacred Doramas of the Creatonof the World
the Grand Of the Deuge A twenty magnificent
Sctural Paintings by Mr. Baker, of London each
Ing about 100 feet whole comprising
the most beautiful and interesting exhibited In
America The Creation Fall Of Man. Judgment the Almighty,
Eapuson from Paradise Death OF Abel Evening before the Do
LUCE The Deuge Code Covenant with Noah
dom and Gomorah Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Noses The
Seventh Plague Destruction Pharaoh Hest Moses Breaking
Sun to Stand Still Sc acnow every Night this week
O'clock at the splendid Hail. S96 Broadway Stoppans
Baths HANIEGTON'S entirely Grand Scriptural bio
OF the most magnificent Spectacle WITNESSED in Now
Of the World and the Dense assisted by
Scenery and IncdentsChaos the First Day THIS Frnanen&
the Second bay Dry Land, Heritage and Flowe Third Day
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation Of Fish Fowl
Fifth Day Creation Of Animals sixth Day Garden Of Eden
on the first part the exhibition closes Pat2Grand Dora
OF the Delge Tickets rs cepts children half price. Doom
open at 7-curtain rises at u O'clock
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To the nARRlED

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MAkklED
vl or those contemplating msrrisgeIhe Married oman
Private Medical ompanion by DR. A. Maurocau ssth ec
ton Price 81 This work s meeting with most See
(240O copies having already been disposed Every
getting COPY, whether married unmarried although ~ IN
tended especially for the married doscs important secre
which particularly Here every female
discover the and the most ec'eot RENE
dies and certain mode Of In every Gaze TOT sale q
Broadway att publishing Office l Liberty ssrees rev royh
aao r. N Peterson No. ~ Chestnut street. O. b. Zeiher Phla
delpaia Little Albany w. r. Davis Boston On the re-
oept Of S copy transmitted by mall tree OF POSTAGE to
ali rarts United States All letters must he sddrvsed
post raid DR. A. hAURICEAU. box lz2A New YORK city
bdhce l2g Liberty street.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO. UPPER CAJIF0RNIAl TOUCH
ing vnaraiso-To sail 10th Of November--The packet
ihp sLvIE DE GRAssE captain Rich will positively sail
the above duy. There will be surcrcnrgo board will
consignments intrused him. pay
tcuar attention to the landing Of deenture goods &c &C
freight light goods the cabin
H. North River or TO FoA LIVINGSTON, 70 Broad street
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AR RALPH AUTHOR OF TIE "PRAcTICAL PRIVATE

~ Treatise &c. IS Greenwich sreet-oce hours to IL A.
NJ exceptedl Those who appy the early
be surprised at the rapidy and little Inconvenience
attending their cure chiefly however those
eed from certain class OF people properly appreciates
his In structure from It's FIRST ncipept It's
distressing from advantages
very extensive praocel he afford rapid easy
radical which, he has ground for stating DO
IRONY othe rsourc In Arneri
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nR. RALpn,s PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATIsE. on

~ nature symptoms progress consequences remedies and
OF the genital including mastubaob
resembling venerea given other work. &c. &c.
adopted to individual Of both This the truly
ciIes for all medicines faithfully given tits intended 70 be praot
Price 81 May he had OF author 81 Greenwich street
mailed free by post Also sellers in the U.s.
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CANDs, LENT AND CO.'S HIPPOFER EAN ARENA AND

ANDS, LENT, AND co. HIPPOFERlEAN ARENA AND
- Circus the largest and most expensive establishment Of tho
kind existing will Monday Oct s0h under immense
pavilion erected for the purpose and capable Of rby
COMMUNICATING upwards Of 5000 people, Eighth
the Opera House. for short time only Since this mammoth
was last in this city the proprssors have added
many novel md most attractive features exhibition
prominent among which stand the celebrated Performing Eo
plants Romeo and Jenny Lind from the theatres Drury lane
London and National Paris which have been purchased and
imported at immense and introduced in their
wonderful performs at each exhibitions the troupe
Egyptian Cames introduced in oriental panomime and
other attractions Of sterling nature The stud of Performing
Horses and Ponies is unequaled and unapproachabe
pDg Others, the magnificent dancing May Fly
aud Bucehaus the airy poney Cnderea the twin ponies
Dan and the fighting ponies Deaf Burke and Tom
81 and the celebrated trotpg Black Diamond The
Of performers selected with great every quarter
Of the globe includes in their vario departments
most eminent artists living and the below will
be sufficient guaranty Of the strength of this portion
establishment Mr. Richard Sands and his children Maurice
Walter Aymar. the juvenile equestrian; Mr.. W. Stout, the
great poyhppan equesran Mr. Il. Gardner, the inmabe
der Mr. r. RuRge the unsurpassed performer tho
eorde volante Sgnor Pene1 the contortionst
The unexceptonabe humor Of the popular clowns Penand
and Lathrop not tho least attractive feature of the
mcNs Mater of the Capt j. A. Decamp striau
director Mr. Stout musical director Mr. Eaton
Mr. j. w. Fatoy. Admittance Is half price Doors
open atfA performances commence at Ia
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fSoRsETs DE PARIS NEW PATTERNs-LATEsT FASH
- on adopted at Paris amongst the fashionable ladies'
comfortable and graceful for the well
liberty they leave in the movements the person
them TO be had only Of Nine Prosper street. up
stairs, Broadway. NJ B The Ladies will find style
very comfortable for nursing and handsome assortment
Corte for balls rewy arrived from Paris very moderate
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II 4
~ and lillian Streets has for the last fourteen enjoy
most extensive practice private diseases He the
aggravated mild cured In
TO days SrotureDr Cooper the worst form Of
STRUCTURES In from weeks Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED In by young men, This
when too freely INDUCED in bges dyspepsia weakness OF tho
mbsand small OF the back intellect and
sion society A in every chare
M uard
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John Try0n and Corporal Thompson, ManaRera-Grand
All f Talent for ncins Monde
ing October tb and thr ughcut the week Triple roup
comprising the distinguished Members the Weoh
Delayan Ns.han, June Titus Co., and the gular Broad
Troupe The Company Of the Broadway Circus also claims
the Best Two Horse Rider with the exception Of Mr. John Ma
an who engaged here the ensuing month that
entered the circle viz w. Carroll The Comic Trick
Ponies Romeo sed Juliet John Gossin the Yoriok tire 10Th
eccentric and ready witted TESTERS Messs Rockw ell and VIII
Inns The celebrated Trick Horse Andausa will exhibit his
thorough training under the Mr. Darius Master errsn
dee will ride two Of nihitabe Acts appearing for the first
time this Napoleon Boxes 50 cents Children under
10. to Boxes. 20 cents upper boxes 20 cents
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INIoN COURSE. l. I-TROTrING.-MON 3oTH
in in harness. Hunt enters b. e. Jack Rosster A. Conk.
enters Lady Sutton South Ferry for
the Course o'clock r. NJ and after sports
n. d. GREENE Propr etor.
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Hill. the InimItable, is stu .

Hill, the Inimltable, is still Mt his Old
Sand 3 Nassau Cutting the Hair and hkers in
She various suit the different of his patrons
supply pof his Ipalble Upguent for promoting the
growth, and Identifying the hair always on baud.
Wigs,JVigs, Wlgs.-Citlzens and Strangers
nor& that the largest cheapest and best Of
wigs half wigs toupee brad Of long hair and other
hair found at Medhurst Hsards n Ma den Lane
The trade supplied.
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old IRISH WHTSKEY-JUSTARRIvED BY THES ARAB
" sands and landing Ten Puncheons Wisss cele-
brated Cork Whskey For safe reasoba le terms by
DANIEL NOONAk, 92 Greenwich street.
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HIGHLAND NURSERIES, NEwBURGH, N. Y.-LATEA
Downing Co-The subscribers would inoim their pa
and the public that their stock Of Fruit
Trees Shrubs &c &c for planting is unuualy
thrifty especially Pears Plums and Apples Several thou
Trees three and four old of large together with
genera Of Cherry Peach Nectane and APRICOT
Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits &c The ornamental depart
full and plete for particulars furnished
gratis TO postpaid applicants Freight paid to New York
A. SAUL co.
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IL NICKERBOCKER LODGE, NO. %, l. O. of q, F.--THE
IN Members Of this Lodge requested TO az the Lodge
No Division street Monday afternoon at o'clock
fer the purpose Of attending the funeral Of Departed brother
&c. PELHAM, NC.
JNo. W. Com sec'y.
o OF O. F-TBE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
the State Of New York will hold regular adjourned annu
nj session his Monday evening Oct h at the Grand Epeamp
Rooms No. 800 Broadway at half past o'clock Repre-
sentatives will please ne punctua,. BY order -
JOHN T.. VAN BOsKERCK. Grand Scribe.
ID APPLICATION MEETING--FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL
Drct-The Democratic Republican Electors Of the S
yh, and lh Wards respectfully requested TO attend
meeting 10 10 held Tuesday evening the 3st inst at the
corner varck and Charlton half O'clock
respond the nomination Of th, Hon Michael Walsh
cent this district in the next Congress WIN DUFFY.
JcsErH AiLES, Sccy. President Of the Convention.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DK. CoRBlTT. ~ DUANE STREET

NO CURE, NO PAY.--Dk CORBlTT, IS Du NE sTRE1f
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases No matter how long
have eet ulcers the body the throat
pans the head and bones OF the legs practoe Of fourteen
years devoted TO yenera diseases enables Dr. to th
worst form Of this disease Recent cured in four
No used STRUCTURES cured in two weeks with
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED in
tain loAthoe habit positively he restored health apl
society NJ Strangers cautioned rot to be deceived d
Goblet has not removed Remember 10 Duane street. oppo
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NEW YORK BAZAAR, 1888 BROADWAY. CORNER or
IN Anthony sreetA Stand To Let for any Light Fancy
business An excellent opportunity for dealer in gimps
worsed silk. fancy goods &c.-Rent low.
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sVNhE HoME"-THE LADIES OF 1.-THE HOME" RE-
spectfuly invite public attention address
delivered L. A. Buckingham Esq Of England this Mon.
day. half O'clock at the Hope Chapel Building
the New York Ho,e Broadway the subject of Prison
Discipline lately introduced and put in practice pa
tronsge of the British at Norfolk Island
Maconochie X N The subject highly
and claims the particular attention Of all those SINH
lar objects Several other distinguish speakers will address
meeting. c. N. SEDGWICK. LIST Directess
EoR SAVANNAH, WEDNESDAY FIRST NOVEMBER,
at '. M--Tbo and splendid Ocean Steamship
1' sAMJ. l.. MITCHELL, 1914 FROM street.
c,TATEN ISLAND FERRy.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- islander will follows Leave New York o. ILL,
lOm and 6K o'clock Leave Quarantine at TO- L. and
6o'clook
L1oR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA.-THE FINE NEW
steamship GALVESTON J. r. Crane will leave
for above Saturday the 9TH of November at 10
O'clock A. NJ pier No.4 Mr. No berth
for Letter bags the usual places For freight passage hay
ing very superior accommodations app'y to
J. HOWARD Il SON, 70 South street.
EoR NEW ORLEANS. VIA HAvANA.-THE WELL
O. nacksa Con mander will leave Orleans satur
day November 4h from Judds wharf UPPER side OF Catharne
Market East River o'clock Pm and from New Orleans
the 18th Small parcels and packages received at Harm
and delivered immediately New Orleans No berth
secued until raid for Cabin passage $685. Steerage passage So
Postage 20 cents on letters weighing half Noresh
win he received on the day sailing Letters will DO received
IIses Letter e 20 Wall street, and at Ksnyons Journal Of
Office For freight appy TO
CHARLES II. MARSHALL 80 Burling Slip.
On her return che will reeume her regular trips Aayc leaving
New York the 10th December and Hayre
touching at Southampton both ways
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Notice 10 HOuseke &C pers.-YOu Will not fail
call the celebrated Chea Establishment in the
States 80 Bowery Hiram Anderson where
select from the largest asortmen Of English and American
Correcting, Pearh Rugs Floor Oil Cloth Table Covers Mats
Window Shades etc. at saving Of % cent your purchases
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DOCTOR FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
- Dy he DO consulted all Private Dsese
The obstinate yield to his mode Of treatment which 10
en- the system strictnres no matter Of how
approved plan The victims Of constitutional debility brought
by ndcreet ndulgenoes apply with certainty of
Prepaid letters enclosing fee, attended TO. Ooe Deg
street
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VSNBE IRIS, A DRAWING ROOM ALBUM, DEVOTED EX-
cusivey to the Modes and Fashions National Industry,
Theatric.l and General LtentuPubshed in New York
the % 10th and 10th Of each month in the English and French
languages Each rumer illustrated with wood al
letters and engraving steel elegantly cored Terms Of
subscription Eight Dollars payable in advance. No sub
scpon taken for less than three months Advertisements
oved be raj terms Office Of the Journal 4 John New
York
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M AGNIFIcENT UPHOLSTERY GOODS, CURTAIN MA

M AGNIFICENT UPHOIS TEKf GOODS, CURTAIN MA
lvl terins Brass Cornces Pins Bands &c-Soleman Hart
243 Broadway opposite the Park have Just received in
twelve the above description Of goods landing
the Bermann and United Sates being entire patterns
prng the largest assortme in the country all which
prices than be purchased any other
sbment These wishing to purchase viii End to their inter
the stock Solomon Hart
selected assortment not to be had. Also
three of pattern French chine for wsdow
shades together with beautiful PAINTED
Shades executed by the most oeebraed artists in Pnris
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NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIS GREAT HIS.
~ horca Picture by Delaroche il exhibiting at the Ma
tonal Academy Of Design of Broadway and Leonard
Opeb from nine AN, until Pm Admission 25c;
season tickets, Soc.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-TO DRUGGISTS APOTHECARIES,
"A &c On Monday 10 o'clock will be sold by
order Taylor Assgneethe entire stock of wholesale
and retail drug store comprising superior of ar
Giles in the line Also, the fixtures and fitting the soro
counters shelving drawers scales perfamery &c.
THOS BELL, Aucioneer,
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR COBBETT INFORMS HIS
former patients and strangers that he has removed 90
street. Wnm where he consulted on all delicate
dense Aperiepce fourteen enables DR. O.
thorough and speedy in all cases Of geet structures
seminal debility palms, ulcers uoalbus whites &c. No
cuy. cured in four days See his diploma Let
tar ost maid M
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u EMJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER-sALE OF TOYS
- Dolls Fancy Goods &c. by Edward Paysop this day at 10
o'clock at the store latt street. (oynal
Toys and Dolls sold whom concern For
ularaspe cata
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RRoAoWAY THEATRE-E A; MARSHALL PRoPRIE,
evening October - will DO actd the play 81
the LADY OF LY0Ns-C,suds Msa.ts Mr. Mu.doohi Colonel
SHAY; Mons Desehapgslle. Mr. natthess Pauline. Mis =
With the frSce called the ARcApE-wston Mr. Had,way
drews Mrs Cloud Mis-. Hilareto; Mis- Moss Mrs Watts
Gallery l7h o open at to CON usncs
ATT o'clock.
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-MoNDAY
evening Oct 80 Will be played the farce WINDMILL
sampson Lowe Mr. r. Johnst, Marian Miss Chapman
After whioh the new farce Of ANYTHING FOR CHANGE
mr. Honeybaii Mr. Rsmopd; Mrs Honsybai, A. KNIGHT;
Margaret MIA Brougham. After which
IN their rla Fl,ghs aud Classical conclude with
DAN kEYSER DE BASSO0N-Dan Keyeer, Mr. Johnston M
po!eon Llywhite er Hurley Mary Tanner c. Chapman
Prices Of admssonDrcss Cirse Parquet 50 cents
Family Circle or Second Tier cts Doors open past 6
curtain TO rise ut 7 O'Clock.
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING
u1 October 81 the entertainments will with he
JACOBiTE-John Duck Mr. Holland; Major Murray, Mr. Ar
nold Lady Somerford Miss Phillips which, drama en-
titled ESMERALDA-Qua Mr. dickinson; Grepgore
Mr. Conover Emersda, Miss Mary Gannoa followed by
the farce of the YOUNG SCANNING. M'dew Mr. HcIIand
Joseph Miss Clark General W. Nicanson Mrs Manly
Dandeon. Mr.. Holland; Mr. Turtle Mr. Clark Mira. Turtle Miss
Roberts Doors at ooock-oorain half past
O'clock.
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, ar
the Minerva Rooms 4u6 Broadway shows, natural life
the Marches Encampmen and Battles fought by Cen Taylor
also gives correct views Of tho country towns cities TO- II
the most beautiful painting Open every night
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday, commencing at O'clock Admission % cent?
Schools admitted reasonable terms No descriptive
pamphlets Children half price, 1t will leave the city
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TREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.-DR 8. p TOWNSEND'S
N sovereign and speedy for Incpient Con-
sumption Bsnnes Prolapsus Uri Falling Of the Womb
Cosveness, res LucorrhGa Whites, INSTRUCTED diff
fcu Mems ruaon, Inco ntnence Of Urine involuntary dis
charge thereof and for the general of the
matter whether the result inherent produced
by regularity illness accident Nothing be
piisng than its invsorating effects the human frame Per-
all weakness lasstude from taking IT,
robust and full Of energy under its influence 1t
counteo the nervessnets Of the female frame which
CT haennesa 1t will be
Of delicate 10 exhibit certificates Of performed
but the afflicted that hundreds Of
reported Thousands of where families boon
children after few bottles of this
have been blessed with healthy offspring Principal Office,
126 Fulton street.
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10y LEWIS MORTIMORE. STORE IS7 CHATHAM
ID streetPawnbroies Sale this day. Monday October 3Oth
10 o'clock large collection Of Unredeemed
and womens Wearing Apparel Blankets Sheets Quilts Pillows
Loonggasses Pictures &C. &C. By order of A. Goodman 81
Cnot, oetre
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
~ October 9Th S4S The President and Directors this
day declared dividend of four and half per
pa Stock of this Company fer the six this ending LIST
August last payable and after
the LIST November The transfer book will be closed
c. L. EvERITT, Secretary
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NV CAKD-DR. RTCHARDSUN, CONSUET
ll Physician to the York Coese Medicine and
Pharmacy having opened Office No. 10 Park Place. for
nv.Diepto Of requiring his medical advice
ment prepare treat all diseases Of private
gler with rofu Sal heum. Rheumatism, all diseases
dref ding impure state OF the blood DR.
promise from his long practice in this country and in Europe
and nvalds requirpg medical
in these comnants without injury the
nment from business Prons applying the early stage
plants will be asonsed at the speedy simple me
hod adopted and may r on having every est,ge of the dis
Once nous from A. NJ, to p N. No. TO- Park Place. I'M
pran to Country NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living country and
finding incoDveDient to make application
forwarded to tem case containing all medicines
perform radical by stating their complaint the
symptoms time Of contraction
II sny and enclosing $40 directed Dr. Richardson Medical
Office, No. 10 Park Place. New York N.B-Dr r. will quar-.
n q cure in every he undertakes
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M EDICAL CARD-DR. RICHARDSON LATE CONSULT
lyl Physician to tho Colee

M EDlCAL NOrICE.-DR. HAMMOND INFORMS HIS
WI friends and the public that his office removed from rs
lax tlace to 81 Mercer street
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A PARTNER Is WANTED TO RESIDE IN A NEIGP-
"A boring city, to conduct the Gales patent article Of
ready sale The article is gentleman
small and good address prof.
table business Address NJ,
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JACOB s. PLATE, AUCTIONEER-BE 900 MASSES
glass; and 1910 Beads sold
l o'clock by Jacob Pla at the Auction Room % Patt
street. Sale peremptory and without ad-
commission storage insurance. &c. the They
will be sold in about 30 different lots the ate alton of deal
directed to the this being only large lot
unar ief