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sehiefsrdecker's Water-care institute.

= WILLOW GROVE, Montgomery County Pa. May l, 1851.
The object Of this Institution is to Diseases by THE
who may may that everything will DO
Done 10 their comfort In with the
TO restore them 10 health At the time their part
such Order regularity and proprety Of port are
without which the object Of the cannot be fully
attained The following rules and regulations, therefore,
must be carefully observed = . ,
First-Ai private strictly private; the Ladies'
Paror can only he by with part
of the ladies' the offices only Tor
consultation with the Director. ~
SseopdThe public and doors must be closed at III
NJ the quiet of the house, and wishing
after that time must make his with
tho who will expect suitable compensation for his
services.
breakfast at the time prescribed which varies With the
Of the The places at the table assigned
sording to the time OF the arrival of tho patient.
FourthIt is for the interest," less than for the COM
all that their persons in their
chambers such three linen sheets two pairs of large
blankets oomfortables towels some old
seft lin en- for bandaxes, &c
FifthThe terms OF the establishment sevep eight or
ten dollars week according accommodations and SER
vices required This includes medical advice and the
Of the baths attendance board and lodging
their be answerabe for
and orderly behaviour Payment is expected
punctually at the expiration of every week.
Sxth-No smoking is allowed part of the premises
ssventhDFee fer hrst , eYs@inasen hys dollars
CONRAD KoERPER, Manager
Letters be addressed pot paid to the Director
1Es Institution Is reached by the following Stages
From The White swan Hotel Race street. above Third at
the Barley shef Hotel Second street. above Race, at
2s'clook y. ", daily
Trsn The Bue Hotel Second street. above Race
Fisn the Camel Hotel Second street. above Race, at
o'clock. p. NJ, daily
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GCrFLTEs OF COAL ToR THE AIMS HOUSE DE-
~ acknowledgements scaled and endorsed above will
D. eeived BY the Governors o. the Aimheuse At their
hotwuds Park until ~ ocieek M 81 the instant IL
supplying 4wo tons broken coal and $3.50 tons
Of Beaver Black Heath Wyoming Lehieh Of ana All
descriptions Of the best quality free from chesnut pa
s7e and a ether impurities escA ton TO consist Of rs
10 be delivered at Bellevue foot Of twenty street
Eest Rysr nsekweiis and Randsis Islands and ~ sach
vhsrves in this city t~ designated for that parro
az such times and IN titles reoured on
q ore the st day Of November next free Of all
aud 70 h subject TO the inssecnn Of competent
appointed y h o-ernors for that whose desison
IN r. peet e quality shs be Anal Proposals 20 be secc
PANIED ~ the nnme q two Responsible With thsr
ehtn vrlt security fer TIE faithful rsrformAnee 81
tie contract The have the privilege 81 de
Ncrnr all the irohr cecil and Of stove eai ~ sn
early period toe balance viii not probably be rsa.ed " be
Delivered s're the ls day II November merit Any nfor
thb ofHcs. Ill COOnlkGr0N
y.JHERRiCk,
P.uENRr
Cfes cfshe cevevrcvs ofthe Aimshsusc,
Neu Ynrh a AL
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CALIFORNIA.

~ oCKWELL PALMER, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and General Forwarding Express Agents Sacramento
City, California-W. n. Palmer having resided several
years In California and the Sandwich Islands and being we'll
acquainted with the various mnns Districts respectfully
socts share Of the patronage of those Who have business
70 be either California the sand sch Islands
Refers TO Macoparay A. Co. starkey, Janon CO.. Hoop
e. ESQ at Cross Hobson Co.. William Pickett Col y
HUE san Francisco; cavert Hill. Doughty Sioss.
Wheaton, Hamilton Co., Sacramento CITY
II rRcHorr ne SOFA a CO. COMMISSION MER-
IN chants San Francisco, California Recommendation
gruner CO., Sc Thomas, W. u Moller, Sand Kiers,
New York. r. W Brune Sons. Batimore; Gsssler Co.,
Dosten Fruhling Groschen, Lonscai John a. Drcese
Ca brsmss; Cerrison Co. Bremen; John sssos Co.,
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LIQUORS.

GUINNESS DUBLIN xxx. BROWN sr0UT-RE.
NJ commended for the dehitated and scky, BY the most
ssrengthcnns and invsoratng qualities. Also Barclay
perkns London Potter. the fsvorits brsnds Scotch
Alss and Co.'S East India Tonic Pale Ale for sale
sny qusntity, from dossn bottles 70 100 eaeks, o.
~ and etrseA
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HAYTI THREATENED.
IL some say that Hsyti soon will be
Attaekd and taken, do yon seef
What care for IIayti'sfate,
u ill the things hatei
RATS and mice, with LyoS's Pill.
can very surely KILL
Hed-huEs, reaches, deccy,
win this Powder, and destroy.
For Pills and Powder seek his storc,
In Broadway, co. -
Principal depot Coz the Magnetic Powder and PILLS. IA
Broadway.
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nR KELLrSCRR, DEAR stRs-NY HAIR CONT.
- nues nrm and thick had none when commenced
using the hud Mr. w. Dickson. al Hudson, whom have
attended TO- had hair from his seventeenth y his forty
second year knew him we'll His, sell my
will astonsh any who will make examination Yours
truly, WIN. Gardner, No. - Second street Wiuamsbursh,
y L. Another wonderful reference-Mr, John CLARKE %
hanEs Wc.tchester Co. had no hair for hfteen years
saw Mr g. " IL indeed most wonderful growth There
Nere than twenty o. hair restored
the village Of fonkers Yours sincerely James Miller
en we'll known to eSAidcrman Gettys the Hon Aaron
Narke o. fonkers, Wcstchester Co. NJ o. W WahnF o.
the Chiefs % Police oce has fine soft thick surey head
Of hsrhad when he began using the fluid No idle
assertons here DR. X. has q from twentyhve to
thirty years badness restored which other remedy ever
has done. The doctor will forfeit S " he fails 70 prove
that he has Sold all reach H. from L. 70 ~ each
Derot go Pearl street @ and o. the Dostor at 49, Broad
way, White Front, Grand and Broome.
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PAPER HASeINos. -.

ZINE FRENCH PAPER HANGINcs pEcoRarIou.
he.fhose IN wantof The above articles should MOI ON
sssts may be beet consulted BY call TTfOs FAYE 90
@Fsari street, between Madison and Chatham. ~"
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PERSON Al.


FURNISHED UoUSE-wANTED. A FURNISHED
~ house In New York Brooklyn, BY a small family.
The hest references given. Address r. H. ID. M" Herald
once, stating terms, location, &c.
WANTED-fART OF A HOUSE, WITH BOARD FOR
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Poet Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.

.NsNlN'O~Nv~ q
TINE ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUPILS OF THE
New York Institution for the Instruction Of the Deaf
and Dumb will be held at the Broadway Tabernacle on
Thursday sth instant at o'clock r. NJ Tickets OF
admission at 12 cents each may be obtained at the door,
Gergymen theological students respectfully invited
attend will furnished with tickets gratuitousy
American Sunday School Union f7 Nassau street.
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SPORTING.

vTNO THE PUBIIC-AND AMATEUR B0ATMEN IN
partc aar would call their attention in answer TO
article in this mornings Herald the signature Of
James have 10 desire OF boastng until victory shall
have achieved therefore hold ready open
for any match which may Offer and for any amount which
may be named asking only the equsl chance which the
hazard Of the die give in the selection OF choice Of
water Inquire at j. c. Hewes boat builders shop
Of Slant ton and Mangin streets. -
May7th, 1851 WILLIAM ii. DECKER.
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= 0em for the TU1lee.-Dr. y. A. Cum-
s complete set Of Dsstal toilet articles embracing
hsttle Of premium tooth wash, Of denthee tooth
bSush grange wood picks &c. only 81 So for cleansing and
pgssving The teeth and and purifying the breath.
sscanty and eempasty put up in neat case and very
ful and beautiful present Tooth wash cents Denhcs
= and % cents For sale by A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulton
street, G. H. Ring 92 broadway; @. w. Tutte as Broad
way; Wm II. Cary \ Co., 23 Pearl street.
0ogle's Premium Electric Hair Dye Is to-
vsntsd The process perfectly simple and the effect
MAGICAL instantly and ndelioy dyes the most stubborn
hair natural black brown without the skin In
the least and the hair soft and silky after the opera
ton This with Boges Hyperion Fluid and shaving
nay be had. Wholesale and retail Of b. D. Sands 100
Fulton street. Rushton, CLARK Co.. N3 Broadway Cary
Co., and Brigham 4 Day, Pearl street
Bush's Renevatlng Aromatic Cordial, as
restorative General Debility Dyspepsia weakness OF
the stomach Loss Appetite &c, beyond doubt the
most splendid compound both in qusy and taste ever
nsde Sold Greenwich corner Duane street. free
DIR. Rogers Syrup OF Livcrw0rt, Tar, and
the great remedy Coughs Colds Influenza
eatarrh Splitting Of Blood and all other lung
broadway Price, large bottles 81 or three bottles
$260
D.persia, Liver Complaint, Reclamation,
sAa Dropsy-Persons who troubled with any of
Diseases be permanently cured by using
Halls Palingenesa IL restores the appetite strengthens
the system and gives tone and vgor to the whole mental
The increasing demand for it is
aueient guaranty Of its being appreciated by the public
WIN. SMITH HALL, Sole Proprietor, l59 Bowery.