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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
No 2O5 Broadway, \. 7.

The Proprieto- oflhIS medicine hasrcceiv.
ed many olher certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofth various diseases for vi ich
this preparation is applicable ;tutth alto; c
are deemed necessary TO sati>fy any unprej
nlred mind Of It's value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, , Fulton st., n. Y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per bottle, or bottles for
81 SO,
r. r. HAZARD & co.
Apothecarics Hall.
Noyl Agent for Newport
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TRoJrLLo, January Cd, 1850.


DR s. p. TOWNSEND, New YOrk-DEAR SIR! IL
gives great pleasure 70 inform you Of the happy
results which have obtained in three Of sick.
ness by administering for the first time, your Com.
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla; and from this time
hcnccorward shall be of the opinion that of all in.
vented and administered antvenercal preparations,
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
IL the beet ever have met with in my experience.
Just have been administering II to laborcr, who
for the Inst i've years has been suffering with Scroiua.
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
science produce; and finding also that three To
four bottles of Swaims Panacca had no effect con.
cludcd give him your Extract, and to-day he finds
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
lady of thirty years of Is now cured OF Proapsus
Utcri by two bottles. lady of fifty years, afflicted
with Ga,trodine, and who suffering with II since
being fifteen years of age, is nuN~ perfectly GONZALES
cent and only Observes little pain in the region OF
the cpicasrica-bcing now free from all those dread
| iul pnns which she formerly was troubled with.
In witness whereof, you may publish this letter II
you deem il proper.
now have only to tell you that 1t would be well to
establish un agency with n small stock IN this city.
Now have only n very reduced number of bottles,
which bought in Marscabo for trial. Every day
people from different parts of the province give or.
dcrs, but there s stock tosuppy As soon rs there
IA stock, much will be- suld you may judge from
the above statement and it viii not only increase the
sales, but also make eSp'nscs lighter.
In this province there Is no other physician besides
the who has the honor OF addressing you, and who
wishes you every prosperity in your chemical and
botanical abors which you have offered to humanity.
remain, dear air, your obt servt
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hsTly sub. sct to Nervous Complaints, have been
Entirely and Permanently Cured,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
hing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use 10 conn.
d.ntly stated to be without parallel in RE annals
ef Medical Science Clergymen LAWYERS and even
physicisn, ladies Of the highest standing distin.
Iuished persons holding elevated Official stations
merchants manufacturers, and mechanics; the poor
and the rich alike; often whole families among ali
slsssss, ranks and conditions have equally been re-
sipisnts, and have equally acknowledged the won.
drous and cien unexpected benefits which they have
thus received.
~ Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galv anisn,
and that in all Nervous Diseases we should
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from ihc wi 10 Ito 'c'-iH sri tie ~ r-Ifs
gir aeeaUGtsd snd tho Otssr AlssRt ~l-
ytasi prevent ary of hs fItpl ssos., a.s ss1lL
in OF rlxuxa
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IIundreds-ThousandB- =
Brant's is the Cheapest

rlo L,vs used BRAyT'S PURIFIER sher having u-sa
ma te.,ed All the Sovsrpnrios and o.r medslua REQ
,mmeudsd o cure blood Diseases have decided uass-
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Tss acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers OF these wonderful inventions 10 now gsn.
sraily known and their sales and reputation through
sat the whole country so extensive, that II would
sssm unnsee,sary 10 urge their merits further. But
some late ercumstances have occurred which render
matter of duty TO the public not to be altogether
silsnt for while the ephemeral nosFums Of the day
are trumpstsd by columns through the Press aai
swallowed BY quarts and gallons by the siGeisd
ssa are found just good for n0tiins
Chrktis's Calvanie and Magnetic Curatives,
have bssn quietly working their way among the
most Intelligent and respectable classes, aud arc
ss,as,snly schisving cures in an alarming train Of
shsssss, which have for ages bafed all the did "
medicine and all tLs rssHugcss VI Science. These
d eases are called
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YUEHCURIAL LIGUASxS.

RRkSTs PURIFYING rXTkAcr u SyJst >~l -.
"gh "adieIioy Of VI u. .sst' S AIsevsr. ssy sf -
,.Tiuus prrparat uns Of CLLontL AEsegEr, rss ~
,l,e- aud il restores the blood. -s's. saj ~ Ne prs
siisGisd. to their Urisiual, HEALrsr srArs.
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MEIaERS OF CONGRESS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

an Other paItic, well known to the public. A
ia !'.ua!- wishing til ;her Information Ie.pccti
this
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LlVER-COM PLANT .

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF St11.Jttd e,n~, ~rD "
he uds, and nlo.' respectable ry.iesns, ~" sr~~1
Ia Liver CorpiIini years and ys,teasis u
BY u,ay BtANT'S PURIfSlS0 ExTrACr We es.d
name hu ireds OF other casos, also cIsvz.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,sch Medicine i, sr,vy yesreet and there V drnp.nI
ptooL IN ,rsli eHrc, effected inl ONE BOTTLE VI s
aims more purifying, healins yas and .''d-.. i.1.
han Here i contained In -FOUR BOTTLES ~ tir -
pIyL or any other med cn that has over been ouor'1
hr sale There Is uniouhled proof m our p.siIal'. ~, -
by tie nse uf this great Indian PHvfy they tia stre pS.
ISG vel LIvF-th-y that were LAMR aili CNlfflfp
can now WALK-thry that were SICK. scEoSLLinDu5s'
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IS, 900 PER so N 8

Including all sses classes and conditions, among
whom we're large number Of Ladie, who are pscs
hsFly sub oct to Nervous Complaints have been
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DYE IiCU>E hOR sALE

South Ferry Sou,h X ng.orn. RI.
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In all its ysriOns forms.

ever offered 10 the public in favor of an, m' dicn-
ia the world, and are approved by some of,ho bcs,
Ihy-i, ians, vino u-c them ~ their practice
For thr most Satsydot1ry Proof of the success Of
ihis crody, src paul heIs Containing full paltic-
ia, y, an ',i- it,. 4 m
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4 -
Ladies of pale complexion and consumpu'e habits,
and such debtated by those obs,ruc,ions
which females are liable to. are restored, by tho
Of bottle or two, to bloom and visor
\ THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation Of Sarsa.
parilla, NAY SVEN LARGE; but we are. never.
theless, PREPARED To PROVE, by an EIrsSsIvr
ARRAY ~ cERrIFlcATgs. that such is the PACT.
fraction Of the evidence which We possess
concerning each disease. would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL as complete
demonstration 1t must be remembered that
ull this frighlful array of maladies, though ap-
pearing in an endless variety Of forms, are
yet similar in their origin aud causes for they
all spring, directly or indirectly, from a COR
KUpI FoUsrAiS. II the blood were in pure,
healthy and active state it would drive all
these complaints from The sys,em. and CHRONIC
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SCR RG)Fl lJllI. {. 4

~ t,oY,anS. of ssr. % sevatio, csrorrs SyAet o.,
,fI.y inHre di.eue. al TIE ooddnd ne tEkf SNAIL
QUANTITY sIh isa, ts. NJ a Nedieins 20 feei sgyrs3
rh S,s,,r, he any pro( Of he purifying ,"d'oli Et0
~, Med ., isii has rIbdre9 aud conquered s@e' dis~
"a. fl,,, 1. t,,au,.f.oudMs sriJcnos pAJt--
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Discovery or ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS OK As;g.
RrcA-Our correspondent at Rome, in a letter pub
Iishcd in another column announces the fact that a
very important discovery has been made In Rome,
Of twenty-five volumes, devoted to descriptions Of
the territory a. the United States. These volumes
are in the library q the Dominican trisrs and
government win UNIQUE sionably deem the subject Of
sufficient importance to procure copies 81 works %
rare and % useful. We hope, however, that some
competent person may be employed in collecting
and translating the documents There have been
20 many incl cent persons sent to foreign countries
on similar missions that il IL quite time 70 have a
change In such business, with a more direct refe-
renee 10 literary capacity than to political position
and influence.
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SEwArD WRISTS Ff.LdOEE-TnE NExT PrEsi-
DEScY.-Thuriow Weeds opposition to the admi-
nistra,ion OF Mr. Fillmore is again awakened by the
recent removal. and appointments in this state
Ia fact the Seward dynasty in both New York aud
New England, arc combining in bitter opposition
to the present administration, with a distinct decla
ration IN favor Of Gen. Scott az their next candi
date for the Presidency. This policy seems to
have been adoptcdas the beet for the Interior pur-
poses u VIM. II. Seward, who i probably not ex-
sc,ly prepared al points. to enter the field in
ls52, although be may be ready in 1876. The Bos-
ton dtas, the Albany Eroairg Journal, and various
other papers Of the same stripe in New York and
New England have indicated a distinct tendency
il favor II General scott for the next Pre- sidency
On a positive anti.-lavcry platform. The subject
will .oon te a matter Of general discussion ia The
newspapers.
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ed that Made Love y only another f nnothcr per
former vhe has before appeared In New York that this cole
with prompt contradiction The foregoing extract from
Sunday paper the aenee " the referred TO- aud
amusnE card from Madle Logo Ia the Herald evidently
e,elled az the underlined call Tor fes words IN reply.
Anote performer referred t. above l. stinable aud
talented artistic attached t. establishment who.
consistently assert ispasesscd ~ skill intre pidy,
and Versatility q taient than other female rider
Who has appeared In Amta Who In order - maintain
her position u not compelled 70 crusade against all
the prominent American talent With which she
aud who has attained wider European reputation
than who has visited the United states
We anxious therefore that u should Re distinctly
derstnod that me Louise Tourhise y t connected with
The Ntw lert anrhitheare, and viii not appear at any
other establishment. JAMES ". JTSE a CO
New lork Amphitheatre B9wery, March 81, lSjl
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NEwsrnIE o Du.-One Of the minor ncws-
raIers intima,cs that new journal Is about to be
started IN this city, to be conducted by Mr.. Henry
J. aymond, the present Speaker Of the Assembly
II this state, basis o. sixty Or seventy thou
sand dollars which, II i said, has been contributed
by certain wealthy merchants and hsancicrs among
nost. II. Gfinnell Is set down for ten thousand
dollars II this rumor i founded on any thing like
fact, the new Journal will probably BE- considered
the leading organ Of scwardism in the North, in
GLIDING hostility to the Fugitive Slave bill, oppose
ton q the Compromise measures Of last session,
opposition 70 the administration Of Mr. Fillmore,
aud IN favor Of Gen. scott a. the next wing candi-
date for the Presidency, with Mr.. Seward for the
succession. Ii will take some wind out Of the sails
Of the present organs Of Sewardsm-the New York
7t,tpae and the Coprior and Enquirer. Bp, there
l. doubt whether tho rumor has any foundation.
We doubt its truth very much.
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Tn Overflow ~ THE Mississrprr.-We learn
from gentlemen living on the coast, who arrived
this morning. that the Mississippi IL stil rising
rapidly above At the grand levce, in the upper
part Of Poute COupee, few days ago. there was
much fear lest the water should again break
through, a. It did last year. Mr.. Woodbridge, the
state engineer has gone up 10 examine II. At
most Of the plantations on the river, the hands
had to be taken from their labors in the fields and
set TO work building new leyees, and repairing and
strengthening the old ones. This was particularly
the case In the neghborhood Of Baton Rouge,
where oaving in, or slide, q nearly half mile in
length, had occurred on the left bank At last ac-
COUNTS however, they had succeeded in keeping out
the water at this point, and il was thought that,
with few DAYS Of good weather, the new lcvce
would prove sufficiently secure. The water Is yc-y
high and threatening at Plaquemine; the current in
the bayou running with unprecedented force AMI
volume 50 much so, IL Is said, that whore
there was formerly but about 10 feet Of water, tie
depth il now over 40 feet. At several points along
the lower coast Of the river the water IL nearly even
with the tops q the levees, and in various places is
coring through the banks.-Nac Orleans Picaypae,
lIarok "a
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posed, entail the whole country We shall charge
the Castle Garden committee nothing for the sug-
gestion. They will show their sense and good tao
ties by adopting it, and will stand some chance OF
accomplishing what they can never achieve as long
as they remain separately organized. There Is
abundance Of time previous to the next election,
within which 10 perfect the arrangement.
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wo,m.c,. Of p,ss,ngu,-hed People.

Robert Mes bit santa "; s,utlard aud ttnily BIOS
tos: r. D. Tyler Springfield II WsFc, Cincinll'ti II
\ itnt. Buffalo, Cen. W y Armsuong Indiana Non
a n pupp J,fssrsonviile. Ind Gen. Wslbridgc. New
York. VIM Beattie Iced, England; Hugh Frazer Non
tr,al. Gen A X hllison Florida 4. y. Bartle. do
lieut. Arnold o. A. N. e. Claiborne, Virginia, Jss
sauu,,.rs a. Capt Black. Washington aud W. Picke
ring Alon iu among the arrivals at the Irving
UuuSc Yesterday
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and stitches in the best Linen Cloth, Leather
hne simple in It's construction, sronsy made
and durable and not liable 10 break get cut OF repair
may be In operation n ~ Harvard place Boston rs
Market street philadelphia and ~ 26 broadway opposite
the City Hail. New YORK. Those interested respectfully
invited 70 call and Judge Tor thens Machines and
territory for sale. 1. NJ SINGER co.
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the city AZ New York having been convicted Of msde
and having become fugitive from justice, reward
o. One Hundred Dollars will be paid any person who will
deliver the body Of said wilkes to at my oec. In the
Court oue, In Pouskeepe before the Ist day q
April nest.
ALoSzo II. MoEr. Sheriff Of Dutehess County.
Dated Poug kheef-ie. March -. ISL
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truly elegant and their ehespness marvel We hav
priced the market and recommend the establishment
Mr. Epenstheid in7 Nassau street corner o. Ann tn
hat IN New York city His stock il Of the choicest hs
Ne procured snd the beauty aud elegance of Va
fabric he yond criticism.
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The Air Noble.--Th,. term !. used nv the

French 70 designate personal dignity and elegance The hat
has much do with the tout ensemble for
nothing much dishgures and dpecates the personal
Iearance clumsy, -shaped bat Genin invites aten
tien e his model 81 an es9uise pro pgrtioned fabric
which eonfers decided air ~ distinction and costs but Four
doilsrsi GENIN, 21t broadway. opposite st. Psuls.
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have - the beet assortments Of spring aud summer
silks Sbawis Nantas. ChAllys Popns, DE LANES, Bar
French Musins ,alcoes Ac Ac In the city aud cell
o n the most reasonable terms.
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Row ~ THE LEcisLATrRE.-Ih recent erpose
Of an attempt by certain members Of the Legsla-
ture 20 levy black mail parties in New York, has
created quite a row and eommotion in the Lesisla-
ture IN Albany, as much 50 as a charge Of shot
would among flock Of pigeons. In another CO.
lu1nn We give the comments Of the Albany -dtlts
and Er7mg Journal on the subject /. Is said that
the Anti-G ambling Association Of New York has
had something to DO with the subject, but how
much We are not informed If the investigation be
a. searching and thorough a il ought to be, We
shall have good deal Of fun out Of this black mail
operation. We learn that an officer Of the Senate
was in town yesterday for witnesses, aud that Mr.
Suydam has gone to Albany. We also learn that
after the cjyose Bull, the Sergeant-at.Arns. pro.
cceded a. far a. Auburn but has since returned to
the capital.
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ABOLITION MOvENESrs.-Aftcr a good deal Of
difficulty. the sbolitionsts Of Boston, Of the ultra
color, have found place in which to hold mass
convention. II i to be held in fremont Temple,
and will come of in very short time. la the
meantime. conventions on conventions will be held
ii the various counties Of Massachusetts, and other
tarts q New England. Who says that antislavery
agitation has declnedi II is active in ths North
a. II ever was The ostrich Of the Co'o'u anf
Enqppo may hide his head in the sand, but his
lily extremiies are Tread before the commus''y
to AZ extent.
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~ prompt and faithful attention 20 the sale Of House
hold Furniture 81 the residences Of families. will receive
for sale ~ his capaeious 81 and s broadway cor
u White street Cash advances all consgamsnt
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To Catholic Book Store Keepsrs.-A large
fIs s S::s W, ID c.s
fxUNoSiEks Is Walden Lane is.s Ut Up stairs. s..A'
Comb Factory, 3ss Broadway.-Laaics are
S 2s n ssss q
s sSTs E .ss a. 70 . IN shell aa
''AA'' A''-' 4, Z : J. SAUNDERS.
Portable Dressing Cause.-The most com-.
piete elegant article having every
srs fS dSa e sas least RTss:s
Broadway, corner Of Liberty street and s7 broadway
The Worlds Fair-Those who intend visit
If Sssp are ss.a. 11ss
yellers dressing cases raysisrs ;ompaa
nm may Se found the largest fancy a.eaE
ass in s
sS BABY 81 r sood. and the
is distinctly marked on each article visitors always vel
come.
To the Contemplated emovai.-Dr>
disease. viii be remo1ed BY I'll. May to 81 Broadway
rs Broaaway Estr.Sss through Waterbury, furnishing
store
DR.. James w. Powell, OcuIist, Aurist, xsc.,
sSntnus; to devote his 90 ne
has occupied for the last Isl Breadway enranss
Sd edition. price so cents
Wigs and Toupees.-Persons wishing -
very superior Wig or Tsspee should call At esis
Perfectly uadsrsaads ali their reasirsMen matter
he fail. to IL a e. G ns a
give him u call.
PhalOn's Magic Hair Dye, to color the haiB
or whskers the applied without injury to the
hair or washed datey without disturb
Ing the color and has no bad oder applied or sold as
P6aons Wig and Toupee msnufActory W Broadway I0r'
sale the city and ccuntry by druggists generally
Hair Dyc.-Batchel0r's instantaneous Liz
quid Hair Dye celebrated in London Paris Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ashington, etc. only be
cured genuine at the manuaetory Wall street Now York.
The public must beware eounteieits See var0uc~
diplomas for sale. wholesale and retail. applied
Copy the address.
Watts Nervous AntidOtc.-My faith I'm Its
health restoring goratng power second only to my
faith God justice which immaculate. may be Judged by
speak honest conviction, based
experience with regard it, believe it positive cure
consumption debility and diseases OF every kind
Talbot Watts NJ d. 40 Greenwich street. saercdly
dorse all say about your satidote-J > lawrence
1ou say thing cxtrayagant in
regard this wonderful medicine.-Danel X Franklin,
street Depot o Nassau street 81 per bottle SS
dpg,n
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ment which appeared In tie Herald " yesterday At
stnt proprctress q the Battery iIgtc Ne Green
vith street aud Battery place. MANY PLTTEL.
New York, March a. ISL.
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e. Drsrnrr Corsr.-Nos 20 ~ ~ 20 -
CRcrit Cetsr --Kos 100, ~ rs 70 ~ 2Sf S6, Isl
~5ss, 80 20 ~, 81 ll5.
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Cutlery 6c1be undersigned call the attention of those in
the above to their assortment which 10 the most
fiee in the city. SAUNDERS H Broadway corner Of Lii
berty street, and 30 Broadway.
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admitted VT UfCr It. teIdsWith TIC popular TeHther
Pnmanshp that the she business hand they had acquired
unaer hi Instructions tey their start in
ntrcal life Need than this he said inducement
20 join his cheap classes, at 20 Breadwayf
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To Catholic Book Store Keepsrs.-A large
assortment Of Prayer Beads Medals plated
cAxss Fonts Altar Chsrt Sc &C. ror ssie s for cash.
At J. LAUNONIER'S IS Maiden Lane up stairs.
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The leading Of the banks of this country
for several years previous to the above present the fol
lowing comparison
n.xxs nx ,,x
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Portable Dressing Cases.--The most CONS
pete and elegant article aow having svery
liberal disc to wholesale dealers SAUNDERS la7
Broadway, corner Of Liberty street and 7 Broadway
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Hair DYE. To color the hair

qsid Hair Dye 50 oeieSTatsd in London Paris Boston.
at the mandatory street. New York
The public beware Of eolnteieits See my vaonSe
diplomas 1t is for SALE wholesale and retail Or Applied
Cory the address.
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very superior Wig Tospoe should call vt Bachelors csle
brsted Wig factory, No Wall street They will find he
perfectly understands all their requirements matter how
dfcu fails ht the head in fact he his
business makes business Of it, Copy his address, and
riy him N call,
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TO the Deaf.-Conte IN pl ted ItcmiOval.-I

TO the Deal.-Conte a.cv :, -.
diseases will by the LIST Of May to 81 Broadway
In the interim consulted from nine TIL three AZ
Us Broadway Entrance through Waterburys FURNISHING
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his attention 20 diseases
Eye and Ear from to O'clock daily at the same ohces re
has occupied for the last 2Sf Broadway entrances
Warren street where be had his Treatise the Eys
edition, price 50 cents.