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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-08-16
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FRANCIS N. ADAMS, EDITOR.

lI} Any business connected
.aoitls the sBa,sne e1, slo1tiiIl be attend
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ii,tlie rear of tie. Court House.
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AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messrs. WnrE, g. Co. sumterville,S. G.
h I. w. PEauEs, ESQ.,. Camden, s. C..
d .,s5 5,,5 1lss s, ,,,}!,.i3. COTTON.
The latest prices in the Charleston
market were from s. to. Z cts. 1
" The Committee of Arrangements are
requested to meet on Thursday 18th August,
at Windham's Hotel, at 8 o'clock, "A. NJ. 81.
\ r.. ). DINKINs, Chm'nn.
Aug. Ia, 1s4s. n '..,
SUMTER CELEBRAr1oN. They ARE
COMING. The Columbia Telegraph Of the
18th informs usthat an extra train will
leave that place for Claremont, near State.
burg. on "Wednesday 10th and return on
Friday, to give all who; are dcsirous soi
participating in the colebrationlat at Sumter.
vile on the l7th5an opportunity Of doing
SO, and suggeststo to Sour friends in Sumter
the necessity Of providing the means Of
conveyance from the rail road to Sumter
vile. - 1T hopes aa crowd will go" und
promises them 60 warm welcome.' q;
We hope so too and can assure thsm
of q most warm and cordial welcome.
Sumter has not forgotten her, former hos.
pitality, for which she has been long noted,
and its display on this occnsion cannot be
doubted. s3ss
Sill whilo we are Of home with open
doors to welcome the coming guests, it is
necessary for us to provide the means OF
conveyance from the rail road, that our
guests may reach us. We hope that due
attention will be paid to this mntter, and
particularly, rs the rnil road company,
with its accustomed liberalty, has tender.
ed free passage TO all tho members Of
the Palmetto Regiment, and some, If not
many, are therefore expected.
We believe umple preparation are max
ing for such celebration as Sumter has
not seen for mnny day. There can be
no doubt that large concourse Of people
will be present, Notwithstanding the heat
OF the weather, and We ure informed that
49, n - l9. B..
many Of the fair sex Of the District will
grace, the festival. Come on. come al /!
Wehope for an auspicious day and an mp
Epropriate festival. Let tho anticipations
ofall be, Honor to thc Palmetto Regiment
and hhe Sumter Volunteers.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-08-16

AGENTS FORITHE BANNER.
Messrs. WmTE, g. Co. Sumterville,iS. c..
T.W. PEauEs, Esq, Camden, S. c.
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1.-THE Committee Of Arrangements are
requested to meet on Thursday 18th August,
at Windham's Hotel, at 0 O'Clock, "A. NJ. ii
T.. ). DINKINs, Chm Il. 4.
Aug. Ia, 154s. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
The (rOASs.

The recent very heavy and continuous rains have
injured our formerly very promising cotton crops
coIdirg TO the estimate If old and experienced plan
ttrs, not ess than third. The whole Of the crop
open when the rains commenced. has been entirely
iupod; that which had been gathered had to BIS
thrown away. in consequen of the sproutng spdrot
ting of the seed The fans still continue and yet fur
thr to mime the cotton crop, to what extent " nov
inpossb bic even TO guess he crop is slfs. IL is
one Of The largest ever gathered in the Qua
chita country. We are told that Mir. j. Faux,
ten TO twenty miles below town. has actually gathered
and housed one thousand bushels OF from twelve
acres II eroupd corn and ground both tested ny actual
m'at urtmoht This, too, out OF fold of ono hundred
aeTes, all eqnaily goodman seventeen barrels per
acIo-that will do. Can Old Kentuck Tenuesscs
beat that! Would HE to see them try it. Old Chiet
Monroe .3us. 81
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE, Sept FL 1sisl0 shares Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 2a p DO do s9 70 DO do 2o; 10 do. do, id so
~ do. do, do, =. q; do. do, 2gsi.
lirIADEirnA, Sept 2i First Board-SlOo City Gas, 5s
tGsll sleUv Ia ~, S. 1876 SlJl7 Camden aud Amboy
IS @ 400 s. Nav Int 7Cis SJD County u.s. .5 $40 Iehi Oh
Goal sehr s21 sSo City Gas 100 500 Penn s. 7S, ~
~ yelstg Iaroad b. o 100 Morris b5wn 2 do. bow
.g llO heading railroad b5, lG 100 Grlrt b, l 100 do
Sqi@slQtto Penn o. 7S 100 She Heading railroad lG $50
Girn Bank 10 500 Morris Canal 9 30 Wick ihars Sank 30
Second Bonfdscl0 Penn 5s 1895 $3.50 Phiiad g. N. t0)
$40 Wilmington railroad Gs 7sls; $500 Sch Nav o. ~ So
s2s Co., III $40 lehigh Nav, mort So ss Pbildd
rk III; is ON Bank. BIZ II Mechanics Bank 25 North
an. Bq,k iij "a Rcading railroad, 10 Ar Bo2rds92jU9
Penn *. 7aM.
nosroN, sept 2Brotcr, Roard-2j shares Vermont Gen.
ii Railroad Jli Boston and Lowell Railroad 5ils; East
aursd, lt1z; ~ Vermont and Mass Railroad Rh Soc
cs,,n Eairosd, .9i,. Second Goafdg5 Reading
Ra,lrad IT, 20 Central Poi road 5 TO- d. w.
20; ~ Botton and Maine Rar. adj 1875.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIFICArION.

FnEIGnTs 10000 bushels of corn were engaged for
Liverpool in bags, at I'd and 10 900 do, in bulk at
I'D. Flour was mcgee at o. Sd For cotton 5 10d
offered and 7-32d asked. For heavy goods, 25s.
SOS was demanded For lard and cheese there vas no
change of moment to other ports
FIsu-Thc demand continues though for No l
mackerel the MAJ ket is scarcely as firm Transaction,
of The day are LOCO bills assac mackerel ut
SO 60 for No rs and 81 so for No 2's Dry cod are
not plenty and are held FIRMLY We notice Gales of
eco duintais at SO GO.
FRuIT.- Among the parcels disposed of, were 500
boxes Spanish sheled almonds ut lie; some lots of
rnper shell do at lie a months and IoO has
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SfDylx Exchange
CITY TEADE EEpOi,r.

TnuRsDAy. Sfpt IT = T. VI.
Asnrs are in moderate request at ST for pots and
pss,lf.
CorroS-Tirte IL scarcely any inquiry this moru-
Ing for ibis sta e aud prices re favor the buyer
Flour. &c.-Wsstern canal lour T. dropping aud
common brands are 30. lower. The demand for tho
East, and for export contpues fhr, with moderate
tfacs dcl1and, Psrces for home consumpt rold az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

ID ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. a. BAa>UM,
ID Propreor- Hitchcock Manager. Splendid
afternoon at hapast Oclosk and evening
past scven abe Manager HIS the pleasure Of announcing the
most extraordinary wonder in creation Major cngor hold
ing the relation the famous l putsn little
finger does to the thumb He Is ton years Old only twenur
every morning from 10 hrpast ocock in the
from till half past 81 and in the evening from till TO- In sdd
ton the has also engaged tho celebrated Sable Brother
Mr. G. Nes the three Highland Mammoth Bo, Giant
Mammoth Raby, Enormous Boa Constructor Madsms Roekw ELL
the Famous Itune Teller, he privately consulted
extra charge 70 cents Admission to the whole including
ten Of and old enough to walk alone Reserved
one shilling extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

rIrO iEI--A RE>1AUaANT CONVICTED WITH \ FIVSr
elafs hcte doing extensive business The furniture xurc,
hc being and NJ led ut cost a $3.50 person
de.ies purotnsv. lease will the mod.
Tor The loca ion. Reecuecs siren aud iir Com
mun aum addressed York apd left ~ the Herald office
vLeIo interview lie lad will receive and
fac,ory information will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

r. y Ct Ne no PAY.-DR. CORBiIT, 10 DUANE slKEsT
~ pener cf the kcyai olege Of Surgeons lon0tn may
consulted IN treatment delicate dacasea matter how Ions
yen nay have geet upon the ody The
pans III the head and bones vi the fourteen
ya devoted TO yenerea discacs, enabcs Dr. g.
Srst ioru Of this disease Recent in four days
10 mercury oscd suctues cured w.uka viii
scarcely any pain Thoc individuals who have rdurd in osr
tim Oatso,e Ln. positively ie health 1nd
society n H. etrangcrs cautioned deceived ID,
oo,e las rot removed lenemtcr ~ Duane street. go,r
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DOwERY TuEATRE-FRiDAY EVENING. SEPT @, will
II be performed the Grand Romantic spectacle STYLED te
NAiAD QuEtNBarcn cf orcharen, Nj Duff it'lasda Mr.
JAS Du haad Queen, M Mary Taylor; idex Mrl Sither
land The " USG sc AMPJoseph. Miss = Dnia Mrs. Swans
down Suth Rand. LERO De CADlZ, by S,ns. u
Senor Ner. r. clue with GRAN BOSOM HE-Ddaa
Borle Mr. NJ seott; Donohne Mr. y. b. arke Ference
Doom performance to nj 7S O'Clock. Bose
20 cts Pit l2k eta
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GfABLE 10 LET.-A FIaSr RATE STABLE tn LIT. IN
~ the lower part OF the city, tnd Broadway Apply -
Drf
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g ACRED DlOKA MAS-NUW EXni BITING EV VERY
light tins week and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
commencing at O'Clock tho splendid Hail. 9J Broad
way, ssppans Gats Hanningtni,s entirely Grand
Script raj DoIamas OF the Magnificent Spectacle ever
Witnessed in New ork Creation Of the World Deuge:
Assisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental Accomplishments
Mr.. H. Huntington las ust completed magnificent Diorims
intended 70 illustrate the snblme spectacle Of tho Six Of
the Creaon exhibiting by of movable figures scenery
and pow rf optical effects all the progressive
Chaos DARKNESS of the uniformed Universe uat the sna
completion Of the work Of Creation descr bed in the
first and tecond chapters of Genesis terminating with
Of Adam and I've in the 6arrcn Eden The Do
VI long cherished idea lime Of
study ard in this department 9! the ors It the
combines its exhibition the highest mechanical
tho fishing scenic enecrs assisted by superior poetry
painting and music Scenery and In,iGensC First
lay The Firnmen' the Second Day Dry erbase and
Of fish Fowl Filth Day. Creation Of Animals sixth
Day. Garden Of tdcnAiam aud Eve With this completion
Of the lahors Of the Creation, the part Exhibition
closes Part ii Grand Diorama Of the Dcugr Tickets
Children af price Doors open ut T. Curtain nk
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ITO tE-IukNlsnFD OR UNFINISHED ROOMS AID
tihes IN i's house so. IS Broadway. srpy pran
s. IN, III. : n npor -
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DAaOkAYA OF TAYLOhS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
thu Minerva Rooms. 4o6 Br adway showa natural Life
the Marches and Battles fought by
II also gives eo,e ye.sof the country towns c1cs It'll
the most beautiful painting Open every night ut
before o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
AID Saturday commencing at o'clock. Aimseou
Schools admitted reasonable terms No charge for descriptive
pamllio.s.
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I Asst WEEK POSITIVELY OF BANvARDS GREAT pa
- norama, of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, Gas it
leaves Tor London the twenty sevtnth) showing a
country Of twentythrc hundred miles, being by far tho
largest painting In the WORLD and Of the largest
gle, extending than degrees Of latitude Open
every evening 81 Ball 6s proadwsy adjoining rbc
win moving ut o'clock psrformsncos on
wednesdays md Saturdays, ats o'clock. Hall to let
TNo PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUa MUSICIANS AND
vooasts adies ard gentlemen )Somc ladies scntle-
wanted appear las vocalsts and mucans on in
certain entertainments that about TO be given
cities Of the United States APT Y at 65 Spring
York. this day and the Office Of Mr. Louas Henry
and Allan tic streets, Brooklyn.
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ma oo' NNihAOkDlNhAh NOHN-sU .dAsia.si
~ or thc~ coptou plating U,afragolhe Iarrcd
yrvas nedis Co.npanicn, by Dr. A. r. Nsuoeau sixth ed
Ten frce H. This work meeting
tzv copies have already been disposed OIL Every fiuao
aetSS copy whether married ei, although IL l. IN
ende" especially Tor the married, secrc
sa.h Shoad 20 knouD to them particularly Hers syesy f
sn srcVer The causcs symptons the ohaent
Sies sd most ofin node Of IN eyo F; so ~
~ the publishing once 29 Liberty street, New York;
$50 H. Peterson, number o. Cslstnyt street a. o. Zeber
lghis Little co. Albany w. y Davis rCca On
rce OF III copy will be transr ted ty rail tree OF psas
20 AZ ass OF tho United s An offers he ,idres,
post lsid to Or AAURCeSC. hsz la. Nsa Ysrk aiy
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HNIkN TUKE AND HOIfE " q ISlIING ARfItLts.--
4 his day friday, sept ed ut ls o'clock ut 80 2 Broad
way v" Brown viii sol auction above large ass.rt
mtn OF fontee unitr ccnsgn of sofas chairs diylns bu
Ieaus vashstand varoles bookcases. mshoany lni marble
top TALES 'kns aud easy hairs Ne; with variety Of
rental ard useful houar flirrisiiins ari.olrs
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(NnANFKAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY
~ Chatham Friday evening September ~ will be acted
domestic di ANA OF The golden fAHMER-God den Farmer.
Nj ,ha frau Jenny Twis her, Mr. c. Burke Altar which,
time will produced this popular entitled the
MYsi EkIEs AND nis EltIkS OF n kW iORK-Mose Mr. II
g. Chanau; Captain Tobin Mr. q Burke Mr. Presis nr Par
dey s Iizc Mr.. Mceaa; Little Le Miss T. Messenger To
conclude with the military farce of TIE PRETTY GIsLS OF
Eth EERGErnest Mr. Stark Mar1ot, Miss Emily xeetsyer
Coors performance TO at TX O'Clock.
Boxes 20 cents Pit, tx
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=. TWELFTH
INsnant 10 the above DIVISION Orisrs and he Act therein
,ht ieu he uLunoled pryacs vi tho
,ls mttL VIII ss.mhc within tfef n tcvg tDapSiy
Dhie on hohdsy tie ID day OF Otdler W o'clock,
~ oi or Iahi taI de, "a Iution AID il eNacis
90 sbu ttlltu oidhg L. law at the Places dgi sHad Tor
"st D dstilct ltsJ,ct,cly, as ftilows:-
''htahN Y, tnrt NutcI' tn4 tutn'st by tho
'.Wth Avenue, lgh ,et, Hshth ayenuea 81 Lshtv sixth
torIory H. cart Wm. socIes, Conaat d,n, bonded ty
fot IL avenue iai. River bud Nils Hast kvrr t.
SSh ttItcI " ,oLtr VI fVera ard Esht sxta
stpct
CmraryC, Capt Nayier Commsrdart ban.e,d by aiine
f,m tie IN "a Srd the ira niy.r nnv
Dry,o cred sLG u,im RIVER to tic an ii, %. ~,
iii s!iidlc Road n sitc tbr III h ,f.l.e - ''' -
t'nl9hy y, tSIL ilhd o. ME, Coz, sndaD hlul ~
ilth aNette Eighty" iNth 81 iIuin River A. tt an 60
sstl street 80
,omf2i T. lieut. Lersh, Comm uan bon, dod ~ Eighth
alut llsty sAu st,e tie lhdlD XIV r414 tr isu s.ce
al n W. corner tigh baNsLue atd soiauth.ir.r.
t'hlbny q e?ps fVth tfuinaht .nt, tLdld b. Fourth
A'ts tolpe'i IN e. h-hu AIT Et siNtl street..
o. = cor. ~ fDuiit ~ q 10 sis 81
'tmtSiy q. Cap. Sc IHlu hoenlcd ny FDrtieh
nv f'stlNeE gh'3,'Nh siuoti, 1Id f,urfh ascsut
'th1ahJ u. Tort ay4ts 'H uatcgbt uftst ~ Fplrih
aVtnc im kN,t t. ii.h ~ Rr 'h ca C. iIa.,.
son kNtr ane aloruii ,r 90 hsutt an f,i .H.f .re,
tFhil e'tLev i.1su,. irhi avcl1c rrsr gsiaty
CMciDy.
Autss Wal tclc.tt 81 uc Brarl r. q 80 - B,uery,
NV boh tif,. 0h, ifrsa. =, in th rol
iutsdos. uc ~ Co.,, . 'hfnltfevt istF toa 4isa
aid. A. D.. ir..L 10. n.i--l. ~ 0t p,
u.G. srEJGlNs. cvlyaoL
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CONCERT on BEHALF or
the French Bci evoent SooietyFrday evening Sept q
ls In which the following astnuised ar,,stc have ku
volunt et their valuable services Nine. taborde Miss Julia
ortba NJ labodo Signor Novelh Sgnor Blttesiu, AMI
Sgpor Adit, signor Barb. Program ne.-Part lOvstup
Opcra "Guaumc Tc full orchestra, ossui;
from Lomharti by Verdi Sgnor Nov Ora, Duo for tho
Violin Double Bass and executed by Signor o
Ler executed by Madame Iboe; Romanza Ny Coidhoois
Hme by Sarcn executed by Miss Northa with Double B,s
by Signor Bo eSni Part II Oerura Orces
trs te fourth act Of Lucia d iammermoor ,niae.t,
cut,d by Labcre Due executed by Miss Norhs and
Novsl Carnival Of Venice executed on the Dcnela Bass sig
Nine aborde and Lborde The orchestra will b. led b. Sig
rdu The piano from the mandatory Of Pleyo Of Pa
will he presided by S Barli Tickets liar AZ
the office Of the Courier des Eats uns at the principal
sors and at the door. Doors at Concert DC
precisely No pcstpopem' mt on account Of weather
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nR.C COOPER, IA DUANESTKEET, BETW ZEN CHATHAM
- and lillian Streets has fer the years enjoyed
nest extensive ice in private diseases lie
most ated Q. this lid
70 day. siotue-Dr Cooper cure tho worst iorn
structures IN from to two weeks. Constitutional debility
brought on by secret habit INDUCED by young mon This
when too freely ndulgcd in dyepa weakness the
limits aud small the back confusion and aver
son 10 society cure warranted in every charge
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OILY MPIC TnENTRg-rRIDAY EVEN

wi Ing September the win coiien,e
petite comedy entitled the Gu SION 0FTjE COZ NrRY
Aehle Town end Mr. Nieknsp; Handle nbbs Jr con2yer
viii preeen grand PANORAMA OF BROA oWaY After
vhch the LOAN OF LOVERPetcr Spyk, M holland Ger
P(ON PtlLICODDY-John Peter Pilcoddy Mr. Holland; Yrp
Phcoad, Mis- Roberta Des' Circle SOC; Upper Boxes $50
Pit 2Lc Doors at ocook-cnrtain mat
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NE. RALP2. AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- 1reatise &c. IS Greenwich sreetutce hours to IA
M (sunday exeepted Those sho apply the early
sta Is will be surprised at the rspy and little Inconvenience
a,oing TIER cure II chiefly however those who sur
fer from rtain class o people who properly appreciate
his services IN structure from It's nopent to its more
advanced and dsrc ssing from
avery offensive practice rapid and radical
cure Which, he has ground for stating be obtained no
oilor n Amfric, -
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In'nant ire atece l'iS'n Urcrs and the set theran
nn r'd q phnMlornd Tnyoes q TIC cverAl companies Of
iis km'nt III afs Mule within q cir etive Comp
Danes On hthdny Il 20 d9y e, Ooctcr next at ~ o'clock,
y NJ ftr t'pfny parade Dl"oiiop, and martial exercise
rrtd an c1urt according 10 INV la dts Tor
Zach dS,ict rcitcti' ely. rs FOL Ovs
'mfony A--'rltain ". Pads Ccunar dmt lOu' dei by
bi1ch sntet.
t'nI@iy - Lieut. u o. u Alderman. Ccrnua dan' hound
"a Iu, ~ b'sdroy Mrsy, snd Greenwich sts At Fulton
cciitro Of Z itr,h stree.
C"C-ltnJ "a. IN Mndtriorarr Commqndapt, bounded ny
NasliIston stree.
Co. p-,hpt emes W. rar CONS aniict. bounded fy Nur
10y frpc way L,sdc And ,cbNieh Moray, vi
College Pa
60 F. hu W. ~ IiinchT,an Ctr 'lni. bounded i-
eide ST. nrs'es, fapibr, AID nudssa sta side e
l tdSOi At. ,CIiltI, Vi lEshCsL
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NOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA.-TnE SPLENDID
Il steamship CRESCENT CITY, Chas Stoddard commander
.i leave pier N R, on Mondsy "a October a: o'clock
Wall street; uae 20 Wall street. Exchange kews Room and
the Office 70 South street. Postage Havana Per
half and letters forwarded unless pre- paid No freight
except specie taken the day Of sailing Bills hiding igei BY
O'clock tie day of sailing Freight taken Orleans
only. For freight or passage, apply to
The Crescent City viii again leave New York Moady GDh
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(tOlpS, RHEUMATISM, &c.-MyS. CARRnLLS HEDICA.
~ ted Napor sulphur, and Iodine Baths ga broadway
commended by Drs Mott Stevens McNeyen aud Others as
in all complaints arising from cold portable Baths
to d Of ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

A PfHFECr SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACkE 4Y-THE
nniute OF every private disease infinitely described with all
Their ymItom low to distinguish from another; how
judge letv.cn them and those other chat
nearly resemble ,enerca IT. irty The
imrositons daily practised by luacs e ignorant Ao all
the needless stated in plain Engi tic effects thu soui poo
drc the roper doses md To mix aud compound bcm
bow 10 Tx the right for any the medicine
IroIr only for should not 10 taken anor Inch
ireGn,nty done with advertised uock This with her
invaluable knowledge these diseases including ton
or ellel ue, &c &c is contained in Dr. palph teal
waite Treatise the really Swing that can
lo used without doctor 9th edition ~ pags ST. Soi
ly he author IS Greenwich y post mailed free address
box s6 lower post o,e D. Raps consultation r1
to IL. \. w.. 6to9 7. ", Sunday excepted.
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fr-khn sr.f, ~ adv ~, ranaI a.d 13'1l 10
1t iu1son its,t. pt - Juhn'- rfrA.
60. h.--sapffin iohn ctegoIy, Fcach street, y
IsiFht 81, Canal a.. ust -. o. !uf.aa a., opp
flrt
syrsas will he hesri ~ Thoruns ksy's house n
cot hr aswhy Hnd frahlii res. 90. caiag,Ll s
4. IN tridsJ. Cct ri. stIls Pm.
For Con lsnes 2, /, C.aLd A., on Moud Ort.
hour. b. Drdsr u ffplA, =
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

lSOt1Ok FAN CEIT HAS REMOVED MS CfllCE TO 81
- Toy street whrc he lie consulted all rvae Dseas
en mtst otsrae yield TO his Of trSnen which
~ The on'M ercurial System StctureA mNr OF hy,
onS a, u'nf are treated by Dr. H. To
slnO'd Plan The victims Of constitutional debility brouah
On ny indcrcet mdsgene apply certainty Of enc
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

1NHlS EVENING AND EVERY SUCCESSIVE EVEN
Ig win 10 presented to the public at the Apollo Reoms
designed by the celebrated JOIN MARTIN K l., paint
or ct the Fall Of Nineveh Bcshnzars Feast, the Illus
ladons to Milton, &c. 20. These representations have
been executed in Rome within the last fifteen month"; by
and under the direction Of Mr. Charles Narr assisted by the
best italian painters Music win be selected and arranged
the piano forte and hamonu hy the distinguished pro-
essor Edonard Billiard from Paris Doors open ~ o'clock
-Eo-no saanaan ~ ..,cl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

TYR. WHEELER, OCuIisT % GREEN WICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive diseases
Oph'hamc Surgery CataTaos removed days, without
pain. principal and sight restored. Artificial Eyes
sale nNd inserted. Office hours from An o'clock PM
References To the frst'-o,i,ies in the CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

('AIltO EhckANIAG, AND DfuER ~ ACl,lNrhf, AT
SaIcton ri J,rty ,ity corner Wninsnn and Wayne ses
1uesday. Get. 81, at ~ ootkh engraving machines side
and tor pairs csnps, Tcwor ard ldnd Hide and foot ief
vices irut pin and other mills and dies, shan<
drums let's lionel Ne &e@ le time
to sale sale ros She buildings and lots viii DO sod
| en- he lV'h of October II ocl.c.. up ppmisea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

NJ OTICE.-INDEPENDENT POLICE--OFFICE no. 6
IN Wall street. Handlers Express Gilbert 4. Hays and
H. Weh late Of the Police OF this city have associated
Themselves with Wm II. Sparks ate Deputy Sherf) the
Of police business and also for the collection Of deb
themselves that their veil known reputation
Police any years. will afford them superior tes
for lie sul of their business