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Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
WASHING ARK.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. his friends and the public generally, that he
is still 10 be found at bis old stand in Washington
where he is supplied with every thing necessary
for the accommodation Of the travelling public,
aud hopes by strict attention Ia the comforts OF
his guests and determination 10 please, 10 con-
tinue To receive share OF public patronage, III.
Ills house is cummadious, and the ROOMS well
arranged laf families.
Ills table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, and his stables provided with
plenty of proyender and attended by careful ost-
lers,
His rates of charges will be the same as here
toloTe, viz
RATES;
Board per month with lodging, $1,000
without ".,....,,,.....l0OO
week. k..,..,.,.,,,....,,., %
day. ay..t,t,t,,,,',s.,''''' '.,tt' 90
Single meal, ,,.....,,,,ssttstt''''' '''ts,#''-'
Lodging ts,,ssst....,.''ss ssst't - go e ="
Horse Iced ,..+..tts,r,,s ,sstattsss'ss -"
Keeping horse per month h,.......,',...io 10 90
week, ..,..s..,. = oO
A. b, HIGH.
Wnsbinaton Oct 4 1870. aa:tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
GRANDSON ID. R0YsTOs,
Alto NEY AT "A w,
IlaslIsgioa, Htlapsioii Cauafg, .i,iaasis
A CARD.
nR. IlEN.L. y. .lETT.

uAs resumed the pmeliee Of medicine in
IL Washington, and may ai all times he laund
a. his apaiheeafy siaHr hule.s professionally alb
seat, wheV hr vii Keep lhI supply Of ircsh
medicine, ibF salc low for cash.
Washington, May !. iif
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
BRlTT'S HOTEL,
U,lSIfING TON ARKANSAS.

fT,he subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
| and the public, that he still continues bnsi.
ue,s at his old stand, where he has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary Tor the aeeom-
mediation Of the travelling community Ills hnuse
Is eomma1ious, the fooms well arranged luf FAM
ilies, and his table well supplied with the best
the market allonls -,
Ills stables are large, bountilnlly supplied with
pfoycndef. and attended by careful osllen,
lle pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ins on his part to render comfortable oil WIN may
be pleasas 10 give him call. Ills charges will
be as moderate as those OF any other house in the
snuth. as All evidence nl which he reen 10 the
IulloWiug
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
SPLENDID BARGAINS.

The undersigned is now offering al his Drug
and Book Store, for cash In hand. a choice as
soHmcnt oi H'saural, Rdlriipl, Missliano1us. and
Casnfd works. NJ cost This Is the best uppnr.
tnniiy ioI purchasing cheap Book. that has oe.
CURED In South Arkansas Call and examine hi,
stock and prices.
r. 2. WILLIAMS.
Washington, March %, 1852. 2m.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NEW JEWELRY.

fI'HE subscriber hss Just rcceiy. SAn@
l. ei new and valuable ns,oft-10 TX
men of lewe'ry which be- will .cll very cheap-
Ipr clsh only. c. WHITE.
Washington. Manh s,h, 1852. 100
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WaghInglon. AIka.. NoN q, Is5O. lll
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DR.B. BROWN WILLIAMS, assisted

H. by Dr. A ID. OLMSTEAD an ElectroPsthist No so
bronsway by his new mode of medical treatment daily
curing successfully Palsy Rheumatism Scroula, BIonchts
Incipieut Lung Diseases Nervous affections OF the Head
stomach Liver A. Deafness Weak Eyes Blindness. Dye
persia letter with grades OF Eruptve Diseases Ulcers
and sores OF Long Standing and Cancers by correct cons
tn,iona and local treatment Hours Tor consultation and
treatment rom A. NJ to P. My daughter has been
40 leaf for five years that feared she would lose her
voice DIR Wian la two weeks restored her perfectly
10 nv sreat satisfaction and utter astonlshmsnt Mar
ssret Piampey No ~ CiDton-st "Dr Williams cured me
Of scrofutc and Rheumatic affection Of the knee joint
which disabled pe from walking for long while In three
visits that 100 after three Of the best physicians hsS
tried In vain TO help me" - 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN

NTEW-YORK and NEW-HAVE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARRANGEMENT May
1882 Trains NewYork leave near corner OF Canal
IT. and Broadway. 49, ,oo a..
ACCOMMODATIONS AND sPEcIAL.-At7 and II ~ A VI,
Tsp Express to Greenwich and stopping hs otauoo'
hevond and 5 80 r. NJ through to New Haven .
AtS5P M for Norwslk-st $50 A. and oSo r. ID
for Port Chester. ~, -. A.. A..
The II so NJ runs connection with train. nom New
Haven TO Hartford and Springfield and with ain over inc
Canal road . - ,.,. a..s.,. -.
Boson and by Connecticut River to Ogdeosbursh. Mon
Geal ,... 10000.
ine with Houstonc and Nsugstuck Railroads Bridgeport
and car 4. Railroad at New HsveD-and at SSof M stop
pips at STAMFORD Norwalk and BndeePort oonnechns witt
Eonstopic and Nausstuck Railroad at BRIDGEPORT
TRAINS INTO NEN-foRk.
Accommodations AND SPEctAL.-At 5S, and $50
M and 4 ~ 2. Nj, through from New.Haven.
At6A NJ from Norwsk-at $50 A NJ and o.4o
from Port Chester.
The sS5 A. receives passengers from Springfield anc
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven. The ~ z N
receives passengers HON Hartford Springfield and Norhe
Railroad . - ,, -.
EYTRFss TRAINS LEAVE NEw-HAyEs, on arrival Of
trains from Boston LIS and 81 z. M (stoppinsn
Bridgeport Norwalk and Stamord)-leavtng Boston al
nj. and AS NJ. -
See sr,e bill Of advertisement at the station house and
principal hotels. GEO W. "hioiL LEN III oupe
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nTEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK aud rHlLADELPHlA drecL-Ss MAI
and EXPRESS LINEs-Throush 10 " hour, !e 10y
81 coartlsnsi,% "a n and 81 P; NJ Lie.rJa to.v..
Philsdsphis al l3i and A .nd no1 '9 ~ ., o.
waputa Fare reduced TO - fof "'"s'
BALTiMOKE. wAsHINGroN and ChAhLE sois
= cold in the above nes and through ea,s.s
s.nied in The 8 A. NJ. and 81 r. n. Lines nom Ss~f%s
With vbroush conductors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
NOR AUSTRALIA via PANAMA.

Il The splendid double engine steamship SIERRA NE.
VADA, 1900 tuns burden j. d. Wilssn Commsnier, viii
leave for hpinwa direct MONDAY, 9Th October, tom
her dock. pier No r.. at O'Clock. NJ, ectns at
Panama with the fast sailing clipper bark ST NJ AIRY,
which vessel will Be in readiness receive the
By the Sierra Nevada
PASSENGER for the Aussia Gold Mines will find this by
far the shortest route saving 500 miles Of travel and
avoiding the danger doubling the Cape For terms sppy
10 j. HOWARD 4 SON. AGENTS, No 81 Broadway.
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

III FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior steamer
BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE
Capt Bena min leave alternate days (Sundsy
excepted from Pier No g. Mr. the Battery ats ~.
Tor freight apply board st the office on Pier No
TISDALEG 6OARDEN, Agents Nos 7nsnd ~ Wsst-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
NTEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON

i RAILROAD -SuMmEh Ann eIN'.
and after Wednesday, Aug 49, 1882 Trains will run a. TOD
lows -
Lesye New-Haven at 1S0 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New. London stopping at all stations IL - A
pre,. Train Tor Gulford Connecticut River Lyme and New
London connecting with the sea nboat and railroad une
for StoningtoD, Providence and Newport ooo M ~
oommodstion Train for New London stoppins 81 All SIS
tons 80. =. ...,.. r--,.
n, Nav Haven stopping a. all stations 1910 A NJ III
nT,.s Train for Lyme River, Guford and New
Aaven;-Passepge leaving Newport Providence ana s.on
inst, In the morning arriving at New London ske TINS
train for New-york SSoP NJ, Accommodation Irain "'
New Haven, stopping at all stations -.
Tn. n q Express Train leaves New Haven on the
arrival OF the 8A Nj Express Train from New.foIh
The6h5P NJ Accommodation Train lesves New Haven %
the arrival Of so N Express Trsa from New fork
The Trains leaving New London al 80 and lo4o
Nj com ect at New Haven with Newly orb Trains o.
aSS A M and lis P M
Passengers bv the 50 NJ Train from New London, can
tale the Express Trains at NewHsyen for Hartford ans
Springfield for New-York. the same evening ,,
RICHARD ~ OOWD, Supt
New-Haven, August IL, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
Gopartners hip.

DISSOLUTlON.-The coparrnership
heretofore exstl between the subscribers. under
Ne firm Of DUDLEY B FULLER co, is this day dis
''SN " DUDLEY FULLER,
JOHN DURAND
CopARrNFRSHlP The subscribers have this day
krued copartnstip and will continue the Iron business
upder the firm of DtDLEY FULLER Gu, al NO
Log o's'N"'' DUDLEY b FULLER,
J. COUPER LORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
GREAT CUREfor DYSPEPSlA!-Dr.

" HOUGHTONs PEPSlN the true Digestive fuidof
a.tnc Juice prepared from ReDn-t The stomach OF me
o, after directions Baron Lebs the great Phynolos
teal Chemist BY J. 5. HOUGhToN, NJ " nuaaepu,ss
Pa This IL Great Natural Remedy for lndisgetion and
Dyspepsia curing after Natures method by Nsture'ows
AGENT Gastric Juice PePsn is the chief element or se
FOOD The purifying preserving and stimulating agent oths
stomach and ntenrs IL 10 ext acted from the dsssuw
romnch of the o. thus forming artificial Digestive fuid
PRECISELY like the natural gastric juice. In 10 cn'mca
pow,r and furnishings complete and perfect substitute
brit By the aid Of this preparation the pains and evils o.
iod,-.on and dyspepsia are removed they would
be by healthy stomach 1t 10 doing wonders TOR dyspep
uc. curing case, Of Debility, Emsciaton Nervous Decline
arr Dyspeptc Consumption supposed to be on the verge
,hs ssvs The scientific evidence upon which s oases
l. 10 the highest degIee curop. and remarkable Wnoie
sae and retail Asens j. BALL& CO, No. 100 hassaua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
JOHNSON, BONA.

v NU i
~ PARTE-T These three all believed firmly In Anthology,
And kings and lords more than the muse can name,
Baye put their sigDet seals 10 ROBACk,S fame.
From Swedens land, singer and seer
Game DER the sea 10 try their iofuenc, here
LIND q ROBACR-eaoh in different ways-
Excited wonds and commanded praise.
There no family In Sweden better known than that OF
ROBACK FoI one hu0dr,d sld sey-ntyhge years every
m, m ber Of the has mad the aft OF oyetelns the future
ard declaring the events Of the pas. aud kings emperof
poble art chiefs have consulted them with reference
Bu in uone Of the has the s been so powerfully de-
veoped or sssiduousy cultivated as In Or T. " NJ
BACH now residing In this city, At No "hlteS whose
reputation for curing the fatal diseases and giving for
un.re tern nation ofa TO business speculation and
courshp proyero throughout tho 0ited states he
solves all faculties by hstroOgY, Geomancy the Orsces
spo the signs OF Zodiac TIE nstyies ne caste are 80
uuihful as fate ief lie invites all who are IN Gill;
cuty 10 c. INSULT hin-s who SICK 70 come and Try tao
,sIn. OF Astroogy. All letters to c. w. hOBACk, No
Nhte.. will r.ligiousy attended TO- II prepaid FOR
NOR. particulars call and get an Astrological Almanac sa
where certificates can he seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN

rhis Company Live Stock such as Horses Cattle,
he &c from DEATH occasOned either from natural causes
on ACCIDENT or di,aase any descrp ton whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRICK. President
aEoReE r. REYNOLDS. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

F0f EE TSHs D. c1fLfTgt Co, No S. w....NY
BROWN SHlPLEY, L co, Liverpool
EG ROBERTS co. No IS Kings Arms Yas
London
JOHN MUNROE & CO No. Eus MOTTO Dame de-
Viitores, Paris Or GEO. Il DRAPER HsTo
fhe owner Of these ships will not he accountable Tor gold
dver bullion specie ewery, precious stones or metals a.
less bills ading usnsd therefore and The value there
oftheren expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
ID OCULAR MAIL LINE u, Stooio0.

Il 4 Ton, for BOSTON PRovlDyNcs Nryv. sEb
FORD soc fAUHTos- Tue ~eansr. VlNDERBILs
sne COMhODOkE, of this Tins GOV run r,x.rl, !. h,r.
above ssusy-paee, asilJ, Sundays sIesplsd a5Ps
end stoniDgton 81 O'Clock M or 90 ,rIv.I ~ "a. rs,
train, which lesves BostOp 81 BPM
The steamer PERRY leaves Proy1dsuos NJ, N,wpor,
eaill except Sundays sfs An and sPM Nev B.dforS
ese Taunton psssense proceed imnaedssy on the svs
o. the mail train Of MAns6sld
soi Freight or g...sse apply At the oss,No 10 sssry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
DAGLE LIFE and HEALTH IN

II sURANCE COMPANY, second houss from the
f,Ty Jersey City, N. This Company having MADE Ar
iI the introduction Of some features In Lie Az
,ursnse which are In the community wouIo inVlVo
rahhc attention to them: n.., ~ ,-
lat The, insure AGAINST ACCIDENTS PARALYSIS BLIND
syss lssSNIry and other bodily and mental Affections,
pertnaneutly disabling the insured
81 DISEASED insured moderate extra rate OF
premium ,,.., 4. ..,s.s r., IN. h.n.s, ~ M. IN.
rer who may through Unforeseen circumstance become
rn.he 10 make their annual payments by which fund they
nav he eu.hed to continue their insurance. In whole or
rSEror.LERs insured at five per cent less than the
regular rates A., ...Ix.s oy the sx,.,4sno.
q, az Ss.t and best Offices Of data procured rom the oes
t,usd ana most intelligent sources ana OF inc services
~ fy competent sctusry In preparing for me presenta
top Of these matters 10 the pubnc - o.. ,or.
n. Directors DESTROYS 20 offer every CON
.,sn. ith ,stety ano render the system OF ne nsu
80 a. valuable As possible the living provloihs sganf'
a. oon.nssnces TO which all liable ana 81 any mo
RENT sdop ed these features and commend 'nem
40 the Dotice Of the people - A,.L 49,. ,...
Bar 10 tbs Company the usual business OF Lie
transacted BY them aud policies granted with or withou'
psriicip PISTON in profits - u...,.-
Rates forms OF proposal &C. may be had on application,
sither psrsopsy Al the Compsnys office, or by letter ad
No MontgomeD-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
6trambcais anb Rdilroa6s

LVOR ShkEW SbUkl, HIGHLAND
DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE lLons Branch rOkf
WARRINGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK,
fNiddletownl and RED SANK The and splendid
steam eoss THOMAS HUNT Capt. Haseersy, wtl
Nave the NswHsven Pisr Peesslip. Es' River " tot
bws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

LON III v EItI OOI'- OHIIOU DOdO"s
Il Mail steamship ARCTIC, Captain James C. Luce-
Phi, steamer will deyan Nth the IT, Mails for Europs
positively on SATURDAS Sept 18th, at " o'clock n from
her berth the foot OfCsn No berhs secured I'LL paid
for For freight having uneaussd sccomno@'
lions Tor elegance and comfort apply 20
EDW K COLLINS co, No. IS Waliu
Passengers are requested be on board at II A. NJ
The steamship PACIFIC vil suscssd the ARCTIC, and
sail October Z 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, oerwess
EFW.YORK and LIVERPOOL direct, and between
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL.-The Boston ships only ssI'
ing At Halifax land and resolve mail, and passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
or NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
- CONAN .aS ,,.n,,a,, $50, 900 Dollars.

~ COMPANY ,.,, ,,.o uo,,.r..
Insurers participate 10 the prohn ~,
rh,s Company having completed theb ORGANIZATION, VII
commenced business on Monday, I'd August next al theI
sresent location, corner OF sth-sv. and x5ist s..
pos. issued ON ali descriptions Of Merchandise storeA
pxelnna, FURNITURE Ships Port, 40, on ~ favorable
srms AZ Other CITY Offices with the advantage to insurers
Of share In the profits OF the company
DIRECTORS. 49,,
n Hoppet Mott 9aIritt :. Mott, Henry b ooslei'
Jas r. bel ecchio, Joseph Boughton, ELIJAH ware,
Vim A Wheeler James W. Ogden. John Guhn
VIM w Campbell San uel Lyman, Gafritth az
Joseph w. Savage, Asahel Denman 5IsPnen Y 49,
John \ Never Henry ID Crane, William nnsey
Ernsu, LYMAN Marx Cornell John Whte,
John Dephsu VIM. Stewart William Mlnsow,
S So ~ ssn3.-.on Hsnrv Duboia Andrew Ward
Geo w Van Nort, VIM. w Cornell DsVio L. Sayio
Jobp w Howe Cummings IL Tucser, -
If HOPPER MOTT frendesI
CHAs o. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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CUPREME CUURT-City and County Of New.

- Yoh-EDwlN BULKLEY and LEWIS u. BULkLEf
against BARTLETT DOTES, WILLIAM MANSFiELD, ALBERT
MANSFIELD and GRAHAM A. RO0r-summons for money de-
To the Defendants You hereby Summoned
required tho complaint tins scon which this dag
6ed the Office Of the CerA Of the CITY County New fors t
Cry Hall -d city and 20 copy OF yonr answer 10 the
the subscribers their Office No Broads
within days after the Of this summons
exclusive OF the day OF such m
complaint the aforesaid, tho PLAINTIFF this
will judgment for the Of two handst
dollars With from the twenty Hh day OF June one thou
sand st hundred and 6y beside. The costs Of THIS action
Dated esth June. 1880 POMEROY jerks,
iy3O lawsvF anufs' Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

US euNpx lie . sss,5er permitting the EDWIN LEWIS
sn run 70 NJ eOhf, sooehins at For Hamilton lesv-
ne ,hs @Is =, asm% oe', ct sA n .od aostnsop- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

a LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA sPRINGs-rhe cars Of the NETWORK and h Az
LIN RAILROAD, leave the City Hall station rev ORR
Daily (sundays eroepted) at 10 O'Clock Mail Iran
20 Chatham Four Corner connecting with Western hsroas
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon Springs Pitshed snrrf
seld and other intermediate ststions - .,.
Ats O'Clock, P. NJ Accommodation Tram 70 Cnatnas
-Four Cornes connecting with Western Railroad sons st
gY- Passengers for Lebanon SPRING. will take the 10
o'coci A. NJ Train to Chatham, Western Railroad 10
Canaan and Stare LShanon arriving early the same altar
sb''f' "apo''"'o"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

Stages will be In readiness the arrival Of the Boat
convey passengers TO all parts Of the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE u.
SMITH Esa sanusats Of the County Of kss no,cs nsfs
all persons haslns ekms AGAINST hlChAhD oooo
LASS. ate Of City Of sroosya dscsaed that thy arg
thereof " the
a., IN Coun,y Tr.a.urers Ones CITY Hail. IN ne cay
Broiyn 90 OF before lssb dag q January
TN, lshS. Ch"Toho y SAiiH'
10 IavomBr'
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
- |. NEE Tia

composing this line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFlC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstoss
ADRIATlC Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly or Gov
eminent service Every has been taken IN their COR
struction also In their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
oua-A for elegance and comfort Price o. passage from
E.v York 70 Liverpool In first class cabin, t In second
40 $40 exclusive Of state rooms tph hoD
Iiverpoo TO New-York $50 and go An sxperionced
geop s1'" p op0SIn X .TES OF SAIIINg 49,
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CUpKEMt COURT.-,n the matter Of II

SUPREME. COUkT.-tn the matter OF the
"a pcaon ofths Msyof Adsrmen and Conmoasy Of tbs Cit,
OF New Yos fsauv. the OPENING ONE HUNDRED AND
EHTY FOU RT ST. ftom tbs GA Church Road 10 ths oh
que ia the CITY Yo NOTICE gwen coats
~
ceednss above sbud s be tsIsd by the honorable
H.u, Edwards the Jscs u this Court at the Supreme
Couu Chambers ~ his sb.encs By tbs Csh Of the
Court Office. 10 the CITY Hall Of ths CRY OF New foft,
Monday the Of sepsbsr ls2 st ocloek the iore
noon Dstsd Nsv Noft Aus 10 ln68
rs $ $:ss; s s::Ssss o.--. ...
B,r,r T. D.,r,s, Attorne, suss ISIS
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Meniral.
Homeopathic HOSPITAL.-The

HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.-The
II ustees of the NewYork Homeopathic DsrensarJ
Association respectfully inform the Homeopshsn Of ms
ct, that measures are in progress for establishing dospA
or Inf mary for the treatment OF disease 10 accordance Win
the doctrine Of Hshnemann.
It's Proposed that the Homeopathic Dispenary In this
ar, shsl BE- pcorpors with the projected Institution
he board Of Trustees having discussed their project 10 an
Adde'S. rec. y issued In pamphlet, II unnecessary TO
"a, in this place than that the oIisnsters and pro-
oter. OF movement having the advancement OF homeo-
patty the benefit Of the pae; solely IN vlew wiz oe
Incl. ,m 10 proposed Institution such character
- viii ts support a shades OF opnisn among me
friencs OF the cause. - -.
In the meantime they confidently invite sll wbo from
study, observation or happy experience IN leI osn per,
scquired firm faith In Homeopathy to come 70
the aid OF this with their contributions ana innu
in accordance with that earnest spirit OF eonvcuon
which while rejoicing the light of great truth ID tor
ward recognize the duty OF serving H net only with good
wishes but with good works. . .
Donation, aud subscription, will be gladly received BY the
Trustees and Medical Officers OF the DspensaS whose
names Ae subscribed VIZ;
BOARD or TRUSTEES
BENIN R. WINTHROP. esiden. No, 10 Wallst
Nm HALsrEp. lst Vice President No % Wsllism ct.
VII MACY I'd Vice President, No. 1859 trontst
THos DENNY. Treasurer No. Jauncey Court, Waist.
VIM X. LoTHROP, Secretary. No. 10 Water-st-
iona stusges rs Frontst. j. ). Hsberger 70 Wallst.
7 r Ieroy IS Lafayettepl A. Thornton. % Pearlst.
VIM C Bfyant 10 Nasssu.st Geo Plstt s. Broad gay
w g. Hunt 80 " iam-st. 4 &. Satterlse, 81 Wsllst
r lockwood all Broadway. i ). smith, lSs brosdway
p sNt Rensselaer, 10 W all Strstton, az Nnerst
II James So West iithst w Sut 10 peariss
= R. Betts, I6 st Msrk's-pl C Kendall lSe Broadway
j W. kdmonds 80 Lex-sv J. 4 Grsud - inst.
: Camhreeng. IS Wallst J. l.. Pope, rs Pine Sc
o Bushnell ~ Nssssu-st X W.Heurtley, w w a'erh
! T Adams SO " ll,t j.. Hyde. q Maiden-sne.
w W Greepway IS B'way. WE Nan Wsgenen- d ExfpL
! r Bruce IT'S Pearl st. A. Russell IS l0thst
J. Cray 30 Z. Broadway. ID C Halsted, liz Madenln
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
! H. Allen. IWsshinstonsq. II Kingsley. Ill Amityst.
II d. Appleton, 88 4th-sy 5. X Kirby, y Tenth-st'
y II Rarrl.tt 1913 Ble-cker J. MARS s4l BToome-st.
Iscon Really IS Clinton .pl J. w MstcaL 81 Sc Mkspl.
= Y BTowp I2s Eldrdge-st j. c Peters 742 Broad way
I # Cnr,is 1913 BIeeckeru A. Rei,ig, IS West 18th st.
N Frehsb rs Pripca.st w Stewart l4l Sth.st.
y Cnsrnsev 10 West (2d.st L r Warner ~ LaFsyettsp.
c. Kie1sted n West j0thst J. A. Nc Vicar, S8 brwsy
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
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= sa,ard / WaveTly. pl Il. W. Bol 90, ~ 4th.st
Vanderburqh Jones+t A. ID. Wilson, y Wslkera.
REORGANIZATION 7. s. Smith 458 Broadway.