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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04
AZ, chelsea BuIlding and Mutual LOan

ASSOCIATIONThe third regular NEE ting of this Asso-
citation will he held at the Assembly Rooms, corner Of
18th st and eth Avenue, on MONDAY EVENING,
March 49, 1882, at ~ o'clock.
1t ia well known that the majority of persons who
wish to avail themselves of the advantages of Building
Associations those who reside the upper part OF
the city and very many of them unable TO attend
the meetings of those Associations which located in
tha lower part of the city Therefore, to that
objection IL found necessary organise Assoca
ton with location convenient and decidedly pre-
ferabe in its operations
Among the many advantages which this Association
nosseeses over others might be named the following
The entrance fee will be so cents share THY
dues 49, which will be received in 81 in9talments and
at any time during the month most convenient to share
holders The value Ofeach share will be $780, Who will
not become shareholder when they do by saving
cents per dayf
It is but small amount lay aside and there age but
persons but what spare the above amount from
ali sum- if deposited in sums of ST. in this As
socation, will in very few years. amount to the large
live in or build snug residence for yourself, you can
obtain the money accomplish it by becoming share
holder in this Association, and have only to pay
about the amount as you are paying for ren-thus
in short time you own free and clear the house you
live in and in the possession of which the Homestead
Exemption Law carefully secures to you tull ownership
of the same against execution for debt.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing to become Shareholders
can do by leaving their with the entrance ee
with either Of the officers of this Association, and we'll
known residents of the upper section of the city.
book, containing Articles Of Association be had
Interest at the rate of per cont will be allowed
DANIEL BARNES President, No. lI6 West 22d st.
GEORGE r. HOWELL, Vice President, No. 81 Park
Row.
W. W. BRAcKETr, Attorney, No. IS Nassau et
TRusTEEs-Abraham Brown, cor. 9Th Av and 26th ST.
Francis A. Snien No. bS7 Hudson st; James Moore
10Th Av. and Goth st; John r. Doremus No. 269 West
24th ST. James p Deoker No. % West 2Sth st; Daniel
Wilson, Lamartine Place. J25 3m*
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We know of no compound for the ha'r which, as far
experience goes can equal Phalon's Chemical
cure of badness and diseases of the head generally
that reached the popularity enjoyed by this article
mparts vgor to the roots of the hair and promotes
it's growth to remarkable degree. Judge Edwards Of
PHILADELPHIA, over 70 years of age, the top of
whose head bald ones hand two months since
has the hair growing fast by its There
ny others, whose names are not at liberty to give
whose hair has been restored by Phalon InvigoratOr
From the N. Y. Sun.
young gentleman friend of ours living Blocker
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Prepared by Prof. Z. Phalon, New York
HAIR DYE-Phalon's Celebrated Liquid Magic Hair
Dye is the best yet discovered for coorng the Hair
Whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this fvorite and old establish
ed Hair Dye performs is astonishing l. is for SALE OF
Copy the address. F8 Sm*
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9@ Spring FashIOns.-G -GentIemens' Hats.
-AMlDON, No 649 BROADWAY, is now prepared to
9rnsh ms elegant Spring Hats. For beauty of style,
elegance Of fnsh richness of material hghtnes elasti
cly ana durability, Amdons Spring Hats for 1852 outri
val al competitors Gentlemen respectfully invited
to call and examine these beautiful fabrics.
400 j. II. AMIDON,
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ms East River Binding and DHutuu,

fS5- East River Building and Mutual
LOAN AsSOCIATION.-The Second regular Meeting of
the above Association will be held at Thaan Hail. RIO
.491 Grand street, WEDNESDAY Evening, April 7th
1852 at IL o'clock p NJ The Of this Association
is such that the Trustees will be enabled to offer mum
ber Of for redemption Several able and eloquent
speakers will address the meeting, and explain the prin
eipes and advantages to be derived from these As
socaons The public respectfully invited to attend
Seats for Ladies' Members particularly re-
and pay their dues before the night of Meeting to
avoid confusion. The Office, No 5l4 Grand street
scrpons will be received and all necessary information
will be gigen Persons subscribing before Wednesday
Evening viii be entitled to bid for shares at that time
~, JAMES WHITE, Vice Pres SamI H. Jordan Assistant
CHARLES e. ANDERSON, Secretary. 492 Grand street
N Y. Al lt*
&5~ Savings Bank and Loan Association.
THE THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASsOCIA-
TION viii hold Public Meeting at the and egiby
situated Hall the Broome and Crosby street.
On MONDAY EVENING, April 5th
at half past O'Clock Among thooe who have signlhed
their intention to address the Meeting are
VT. B. MILLIKEN ESD
'"" JACOB L. FEM, Esq.
tn famarly acquainted with the practical operations
Of these monied associations Illustrations of the advan
tages acoruing members will be furnshed-not Jancy
setcbes-but positive occurrences where of small
means have borrowed mouey and purchased themselves
homes which they now occupy, and for which they are
paying in all instalments these insalments amounts
ing to no than they have heretofore payed for rent
To all who wish to this association place of
deposit for their savings the fact that interest of six
per cent is allowed all advance payments prove
an attractive inducement
Nc can be injured by gaining thorough insight
into the workings Building Associations and for the
purpose Of aordng opportunity to ali disposed to
learn free invitation is extended both to ladies and
gentlemen
Books will be open for the reception of new members
at this meeting.
. JAMES LIBBY, President, Loveioy's Hotel.
DAVIS COLLAMORE, Vice President,
No. al Broadway.
j. W. WESTON. Secretary.
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Itg- For EIutuak Benefit.-The plan ad-
opted by the SECOND GREENWICH BUILDING AS
SOCIATION by which both borrowers and lenders are
mutually benefited has met with the most encouraging
success Members enabled to secure money to pur
chase lots or houses terms which are much better
of all who would invest their savings to bring them
the largest is invited this hourishng Assoc
ation public meeting for the reception of
berr will be held on MONDAY EVENING. April 9th. at
7H clock in the Buildings Blocker street, Nor
ton The officers of the Association invite all interested
to attend this meeting Explanatory addresses will be
made the fullest information every point freely
9-9N JOHN KEYsER, President.
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a7- The Mercantile Mutual Loan and
Accommodating Fund Association.
The Second regular Monthly Meeting of this Assoca-
ton will be held at their room corner Broadway and
Grand stu over the Pacific Bank,) on SATURDAY.
April 10th at ~ P. NJ
The Books open for subscribers and payment
of dues from to p NJ daily Shares $500; Entrance
Fee 81; Dues So per month each share This ASCOT
alton offers to Clerks Mechanics and Others most de-
srable opportunity for Investment Pamphiets with
the Articles Association and By Laws can he had of
the Secretary gratis The public are invited to attend
TRUSTEES:
Abm Hulsey, ir T. j. Bayand
Chas. Rolfe, 7. W. Groser,
W. T. Child, E. THOMPSON
R lie Lockwood, r. Pomeroy IT,
B. j. ROWLAND. Pres't
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Ireioce to think Mr. Butterfeld, the Cancer Doctor
called here for he has cured of open eating
ulcerative my lip. For the last three years
was given up by ALL until he called to 1t is but
six weeks since he put the first plaster on, and now
l am we'll, and hope he may succeed in all
we'll mine May these few lines be the of in
ducinR those who to call Mr.. B who
now is IN New York City, for know he has in his pos
session a remedy for cancers and ulcers
NANCY CRAIG.
Saratoga Sprinps. n Y. April l. 1852. 1t
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u KsT
John Boyce, No. 227 Greenwich-st.
James Webb, No 43 Charlton-st.
John D. Dixon, No. 105 West Broadway.
Geo. J. Rodman, Nos. 229 and 23O West-st.
Jacob La Wall, No. 66 North Moore-st.
Patrick Coyie, No l4l Chatham-st.
Geo T. Warner, No. BAY Broadway.
B. H. Romans, No. 72 Warren-st.
John P. Brinkerhoff, No. % Chambers-st.
GEo. W. MORTON, Secretary, NJ Al Washington-st.
JOHN HOOPER. Surveyor, No. JOG Fulton-st.
Attorneys and Counsellors. EDGAR, Young RUTH
VEN, No. 25 Nassau-st. MI If
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Ans- National Building and Mutual Loan
Aosociation-rhe first regular Monthly Meeting Of the
members Of the National Building and Mutual Loan AS
ISOLATION for the payment of dues ot
(under tbe Peoples Bank,l on Monday Evening April
9th, at O'clock. -, -
Office No. l7s Canal street. Open every evening from
2 to o'clock Entrance Fee, $3 Dues SS; Shares
hoon
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sN- Mrs. JervIs's Cold Candy is as familiar
in the mouths Of the cough ridden household words
The asthmatio gasps for it, the consumptve smiles
amiable bloodess weak, white smile, he stretches
Sold by Mrs. w: JERVIS, No. 566 Broadway, and by
liz n1lAAh
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John Thomas, Robt. Peterson. Jas. W Farr,
David Mlliken, D. c. Weeks, VIM. e. Smith, Jr.
Ra- A Home within the Reach of ALL
The first public meeting Of the ISLAND CITY BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION will take place at the Union Build
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 7th at O'Clock. An
address, explanatory Of the objects OF the Association
aud the adva tages proposed its members will be de-
livered by A. A. PHILLIPS, Esq.
Admission free. Ladies and gentlemen invited to
attend.
Entrance fee, So; Monthly Duee, SO; Shares $500.
Every information given by the Secretary at the Office
No. Chatham Square, where subscriptions will be
ceved from 10 A. to and from half past to
half past Subscriptions will also be received at
the dug store of Mr. Chae H. Ring corner of Broadway
and any afternoon of Tho present week. from
81 to 64 O'Clock
{. H. RING, President, cor Broadway aud Johu-st.
j. H BROWN, Vice President, No lO7 4th av,
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&N- Lyons Aatha1EOn 1Or tne E1aIrs-
Price only centsThis valuable preparation has long
Frivate use and the present proprietor having
purchased the receipt at great cost for the first
time it the public feeling confident that so high
a reputation from real merit must gain triumphant
pooulariy when fairly known. Aside from it's medci-
nal Qualities curing the headache, eradca
ting dandru nvgorating the hair preventing its fall
ing off turning gray the most delightful toilet
article placed dressing table. Sold by all
the principal druggists and perfumers in New York
Rrooklvn NC Al 3m*
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aa- Bush's celebrated Magic Cream Lini

Sas- 6 IL Is not for a Day, but for oil
time."-Mrs. JERVISs Cold Candy still continues it's
usefulness in of Coughs Colds Hoarseness Sore
Throat Hopping Cough, Asthma. &c. Sold by Mrs W.
JERVlS, No. 366 Broadway Zieber Philadelphia; Red
ding Boston; Gilman, Washington; Wright & Co., New
Orleans and by Druggists generally. MIA 4tA
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

Safes in Great Gold dust, &o. val
Fire May, 1851. San Francisco unknown.
The Importance Of being in such cheap
for valuable documents books papers, &C.. is
apfaren on reading the above list wherein it will be
that five Safes (which cost the only S560 saved
property to the amount of Sl38l50 from fire. Certf-
Gates to that effect be the store of the sub
sorhers Also others extending period Of ten years
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES I'M
PROVED BY RICH CO., has failed to preserve its
oOntents in the fercest fire
large assortment of Safes of various sizes and pat
terms, with and without powder locks sale at
the depot JAG WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Burgar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to
order
SETARNS & MARVIN, late RoFF, SrEARNs & Co..
(Successors TO Rich & Coz l46 Water-st, N. Y.
The only makers of WILDER'S PATENT SALA-
MANpE3 SAFES, with Rich's improvement, in the
United states. MI 3m*
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THH NEW YORK

AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
"A MAIL ILSTEAMERS.-The ships oompris- rE-<SSsa
ing this line are the ATLANTIC, Capt. West; VNlNEs
PACIFIC Capt. Nye; ARCTIC, Capt. Luce; nHl.det1sAs
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock ApRrArIo, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
Government SERVICE every has been taken in their
construction also in their engines to ensure strength
and speed and their accommodation for are
unequaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage
rem Now York to Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use Of extra
size state-rooms 1925 from Liverpool to New York
f35 An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship no
herths secured until paid for.
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14is* N = DN'-'' 10 f''' W. o. GRossa. sso'ry.

Aa- HOme.-Dry Dock Building and Mu-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-The regular meeting of
this Assooation will be held the third Tuesday Even
ing of each month, at UNION HALL, cor. of Avenue
and Fourth st. few shares remain Those wishing
to invest their money to the best advantage would do
well to attend this meeting ByeLaws can be had at
the meeting, or at l79 Orchard street, any evening
d. G. SMITH President.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

Ag- Mr.. ButterfieId, the Indian Cancer
Doctor who lately this city, is operating with
great success 499 Broadway Treated in the last six
months orty cases. of which thirty three
red Satisfaction given to all who call Office 499 Broad
way GSee certificate below. "A Bins
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TRUSTEES
LANES "a Is 3 3. y MoSNTR0sEA Q sE GEO v; MCKEE
VIM. ENNIS, JOHN McCAFFIL JR
Attorney R. II CUDIIP M2S Ami

nv "Get Money" Save-Invest, and In
CREASE IT.-HUDSON RIVER BUILDING and MU-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.--This Association will
hold Public Meeting at Bradbury's Music Room, No.
AIS Broadway Lspanard-st (third floor on MON
DAY EVENING April 9th, at O'clock. Addresses will
be delivered explanatory of the workings of Building
Associations Shares will be redeemed at the Regular
Meeting in April. Persons desrous procuring money
to Home free from landordism will have an op-
portunty at that time. Office of the Secretary open
daily at No. AL Washngtonst., Laight where all
desired information will be furnished Dues So monthly
Shares $500 Those wishing to join by leaving
their names and Entrance Fee ($2 with the Secretary,
either of the following officers. Now your chance
SYLVANUS S. WARD, Pres't, No. All Washington-st.
ALFRED W. WHITE, Vice Prest, City Inspector,
(Parkl
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SIP RING GOODS.

EMPIRE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
120 and 122 FULTON STREET.
ia 3Enis* SMITH, DRUMGOLD & PRCCH
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY (TO MORROW EVENING, will
lVI be performed
THE CARPENTER OF ROUEN-Marteau, MrW
Jones; Antoine, Mr Arnold; Madelon, Mrs q F Mich
ols Nine Frander, Mrs Hautonville.
THE MILLERS MAID-Giles Mr. Jones; Phebe,
Mrs II Nichcls
CROSSING THE LINE-Wouter Brom, Mr. l. Fox;
Pomona, Mrs Martini.
Boxes % cents pit 2 CENTS orchestra boxes B cents
Doors open ut y to 7-ourtan rseg at u preoieelY.
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no GENTLENEN on TAsTu.


70 Fulton street, corner Of Gold.
P.S-fouths and Childrens Clothing in every varie-
ty, STYLE and quality always hand which will be sold
at prices that must be satisfactory. Al 3m*
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RS- Great Reduction I'm Prices -Carpetinz
Eloor VI Cloths, &c.-SMIFH g. LOUNSBERRY, 448
Pearl street. New York have now in store an extensve
ana varied STOCK OF CARPETINGS received direct
from forelgn and Home Manufactures to which they
Will pc day adding large supplies from the
ana from the frequent AUCTION SALES. The Stock
compress complete and desirable assortment OF the
LAHE.T sr STYLEA extant. and will be aold at VERY
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@s- The Champion Lock Of the World l.
-Neweirs celebrated Parautoptic Bank Look having re-
coveq tne prize meds at the Worlds Fair with special
aPpToDaton, and vetoed the skill of Mr. Garbute the
celebrated English Goldsmith to pick after trial of
thirty days ls now offered to the public by the subgcr
bers as being mpenetrabe to all burglars and pickoos
oa any nation. Bankers, Jewellers and Others will be
Of this lock- which be obtained from al The IN
surance offices in the world combined.
DAY NEWELL,
Bank Lock Manufacturers .
FzJ om~ 500 Broadway
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RICHs SALAMANDER SAFES.
TT7ILDER'S PATENT FIRE STATISTICS
wv for 1851 Statistical account of in the year
1851 wherein RICH CO.'S Safes preserved their con-
tents from the devouring element =
OWNERS LOCATION or CONTENTS OF
SAFES. SAFES.
Wilson's Hyatt Yazo City, Miss IS 900 in notes. SO.
John Williams. =. New Orleans. =. Books, &c.
Henderson h Peale do do
Joseph Rafel. do dc.
R. L. Scannon . do Jewelry, unknown
Conway Tool Co.. Conway, Mass. $50 600 in notes &c
Alta California Of
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PRIcE ONLY so CENTS PER BOTTLE,


young gentleman, friend of living Bleeker
street, attacked with feverthe hair the top of
his head dried of-the sides covered with old
rusty dry hair filed with dandru he has at this time
beautiful head of hair from the of Phalon's Hair
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President;
B. NEWHOUSE.
Vice President;
DAVID J. NEVINS.

Secretary
JOHN W. VANDERVATER.
Surveyor:
JOSEPH SMITH
Attorney:
JAMES GRIDLEY. "A lt*
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n7g- Hair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hair n

EotaoT TO fcst0Fe the ar TO cure eheotuay UandruH
Soruf, sc.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,
d III DC % Paio py H. 70 any person Mno oan PFC
full and healthy restorative Of the Hair This truly va
uabe Hair Restorative has been before the citizens of
NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND PHILADELPHIA,
twenty years. during which time it has given the
perfect satisfaction and superseded all other So
called Hair Restoratives Invigorators, &c. many of
which in the dark bosom of oblivion buried. Hun
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

NF CORPORATION ORDINANCES AND
~ RULES adopted by the Croton Aqueduct De-
partment regulating the of water, which the
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RoWERY THEATRE.

MONDAY (TO-MORROW) EVENING,
lYl will be performed
Mitchell; Gesler, Mr. Griffths.
PAUL JONES-The Pilot, Mr. Stevens; Kate Plowden,
Mrs Yeomana.
To conclude with
MHE GUARDIAN ANGEL-Iionel Myrtle, Mr. Hamil-
ton; Mrs Myrtle Mrs Jordan.
Boxes % cts; Pit l2s Seats in Orchestra Boxes
W cts Doors open a. to commence at 7% o'clock.
BURToNs. CHAMBERS STREET.
LIVERY EVENING THIS NEXT WEEK.
IL TWELFTH NIGHT, or WHAT YOU WILL,
Shaksperes most beautiful Comedy il acts.
Supported by the best Dramatic Talent in the world
Duke, Mr.. Dyott; Sir Toby Belch Mr.. Burton; Sir
Andrew Agqechsek, Mr.. Lester; Malvouo Mr. Blake !;
Clown, Mr.. H. Placide; Fabian. Mr. Johnston; Sebas
tian. Mr. Bland; Antoin, Mr.. Russell Valentine, Mr
Maria, Eiss Mary Taylor.
with Faroe eunnortad h.,
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Velvet Tapestry ............. from los. to l6s.
~ BRUSSELS do ............... do 81. to los.
Tspss4r1y Tpss T1y Insro;1 90 e. to vs.
Superfne do -. $3.50. do IS. to IS.
+SatIa 10 10 as, TO Os.
Cotton and Wool Ingram .... do 1s6d to IS.
English and American Floor Oil Cloths large assort
ment, varying in widths from 20 "a feet.
full assortment of Venetian, Brussels and Tapestry
Stair Carpets, Rugs Matts, Mating, Druggets Stair
Rode Table and Piano Covers &C.. from 10 to 20 per ot
LESS THAN LAST YEARS PRICES.
SI2S 3m* SMITH LOUNSBERRY, 44S Pearl st.
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CHILDREN'S HEADS
it lays the foundation for good head of hair and would
also state, it has restored the hair when hundreds of
dollars been expended in vain upon other prepara
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From the N. Y. Tribune. I
IS - oo,,, Mound fov. tho how


keeps SOFT sen and clean thrice long any other
preparation 1t will change the harshest hair into the
most healthy glossy state impartng to it most beau
healthy luxursnt state, until the latest period of
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THE HAIR FROM COMING OUT,
but by it's preserves it to extreme old age For in
tants and children whose hair may weak thin
their mothers apply nothing better 1t removes the
souri, which is apt to cause weakness of the hair in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
y FAD, THINK, and be CONVINCED.


Dr. Roback has cured Of its in children aud
grown people than any physicians in America Hstrsat
men is simple but eicacious tra viii convince the most
skeptcal
Dr. Roback has been the happy of restoring
gers in the United put together Losers should
delay too long stitch in time
Dr. Roback thousands ia this city could testify has
healed many unhappy differences in families He has
stored husbands wives 70 husbands children
noLy husband and wife, after enhancement Of eleven
too long before taking his advice Many applications for d.
yoce have been abandoned after consulting him.
DR. Robach frequently consulted by those who about
10 undertake long journeys Often his advice has been OF the
utmost service Certainly have regretted calling
on him.
Dr. Robsck has cured many persons Of the dreadful soul
dsoyDg vice Of inemperaRce He and
Perfect cure 10 al who follow his directions he has never
failed
Dr. Robaek has been frequently called for advice BY
young about going into business His advice tune
fruit Of long experience and observaon has IN many es
been of the greatest assistance 70 parties
DR. Roback consulted about montfs nncs ~ NJ
about sell his fam. with the intention OF sDns "
California The interview resulted greatly " inc
of the farmer all hrs friends and scqr aintsnceS
will cseerf,lly testify. ...,..,h.
DR. Robsk il d consulted BY people about 70 enter me
holy at of n atrimopy His advice, wherever fono"sa-
ass led 70 a perpetual JgeJnocn
Dr. r bact j. cor suited daily By ali esases men ma pI'
o H., ard ia risxes He rarely Izs 20 give
Al lette.s directed 70 C. II. ROBACk, Not Whifess,