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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15


On Saturday, March Is, JAMES D. SfsAn, In the Goth
year Of his age
Funeral services this morning mt O'Clock, at his
be taken TO Port Chester for intermcnt The friends of
the family and those Of his brother Charles respect
fully invited to attend
At Flushing, March II Mrs ELIZABETH TRu1oeK, wife
OF Joseph Irulock Esq in the 6sth year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place the church in Flushing
on Tuesday March 10, al half past IL O'Clock A. NJ The
friends OF the family invited to attend The boat
leaves the Fulton Market alp at 10 clock A. NJ and
will return after the funeral services
on Saturday, March IL, Mrs MARY Jam u. ooNpp wife
Of Thomas " Bloomer, aged - yeers 0 months and
days.
The relatives sud friends also New York Tent, No .
o Of r. invited 10 attend her funerol from the
Jane street u. Church this afternoon, at O'clock
without further invitation
on Sunday morning, March IA, Of consumption, ALLEN
NcLrs~ in the Goth yeer Of his age Place Of business
IS Gold street. residence, IS vandewster street
fully invited attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence IS vandewster street
on March L. Of isease Of the heart THOMAS DuRAyr,
aged 81 years.
Ills friends and acqualntances respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral this afternoon at half o'clock
from No II Eldridge street, without further notice
ON March Ii, after long and severe Illness WILLIAM
HI-DTRsoS in the 3Uth year of his age.
Ills relatives and friends and those Of his brothcrn-
law John Hanen and the members Of the Peterson Be-
neVent Association most respectfully invited 10 at
tena ht funeral this afternoon, at o'clock, from 100
Perry street
ca the evening Of March L. Of disease Of the heart
tAaa&iNs, daughter a stephen and Mary Russell and
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. March 1875 p. NJ.
varied little the sales comprising 90 bbls-pots
at So 5 0Gia, and pe0ris at 50 q per 100 lbs
BpRApsTuYrs-PlouY In more demand. and the day y
business reached $500 ordinary Southern State and
Western at previous prices fancy Gcncsee and Ohio az
So 06'4 IS 81 extra Ohio a. 50 81 50 62h, and
extra Genesee ut S. 81 50 per Dbl 200 pkgs Rye -four
taken at - 62 and 100 Stats meal at 50 81 the
former value Wheat and barley seemed quiet, yet
changed 1900 bushels obtained at 13c reduc-
ton while Of corn 900 bushels found purchasers CSC
for mixed Southern and " 65s for white with yellow
and Of domestic oats sonsidsrabe quantities at Al $50
a decided advance.
CoTrey-Thc market realms very much Ms former
character with perhaps thcr less disposition the part
OF buyers to take hold freely The saes 1900 bales
FhEeHTs-vessels for English ports continued scarce,
and the chief eugagemens were made ahead running
through tho coming month About 10000 bushels of
grain thus engaged a and some 10 600 II 900
bushels wheat baggsd by shippsr at sd chiefly taken
TO fill up Flour was al 2s I'd Tor engagements ahead,
and cotton ut I'd 5-lod. To London, some $50 600
light pipe slaves for future arrivals taken at sos
Naval stores and -four a. o. I'd To Havre cotton
was going forward al hs, with ashes and rice at old
rates There alteration In for California
Provisions appeared rather higher-thc transactions
including 400 bbls prime and mee pork at S14 12 S1
IS and $40 12s $685. 500 do lard at So oAc $50
do prime and beef ut s. IS 50 so and 30 IS ST.
So 1000 crces prime do at SIS and several pack
ages Ohio and State butter, at 20 De respectively
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MARITIME INTELLIGn NCn
Movement. OF Ocean steamer.
PORT OF n Ew YORK, MARCH II, 1852
Arrived.

Arrived,
Steamship United States. Berry. Chsgres March 4.
Pm and days from Kingston, ia. with passengers, to
Steamship southerner Foster Charleston. with mds
Ship Robert Peel pkt) Chadwick London and Ports.
While sea rSsHs tho I
O. an st sj hsa, :. the time
ws sS during the passage Had Pile, board
sssis
ship rse Conn 81 March lat eec
d.
s.s Inc vh91s Be- Had pilot on hoard day,
,s D Ss TO- s
g Ion g. passed 4 large ship steering E. with black
Win and Gi e Liver
shP Pal%yr.; Of Boston. crowsii Ssao is days,
New s p PSSii FEB
to k
Bssfsrd, Baker Tsassias . days.
Brig Mstamorss. wss s Trinidad do Cuba II days. to
ana rSny.,. March "a Cape Flods
,.S q @
brig Susan xS1ns 9i w,Sa;,s o Trinidad do
Brig Florence (of surry) Hopkins, Daren II days. to
brig Gov Brock tof Portland York Ma.anzss days to
I. snS S her IN in ss sTh fsr' for Port
Brig phms Thatcher Savannah days with cotton, to
Brig Topaz Brookdeld. Newbern, NC. days, naval
stores, 70 3 Mitchell.
Sehr Dolphin Lord Georgetown days naval storeA
20 Brown X DE Rossett.
sehr Rio Lane Washington Nc days. with naval stores
70 Bateman and Rudderow.
sehr Washington Gsske NC, days. with naval stors.
10 Bateman and Rudderow.
sehr J b BECKER smith Washington, NC. days. corn
and cotton. 10 Bsteman l. Ruddorow.
schr Medad Plat. Curls, Newbern. NC, ave days. with
naval steres to NJ Platt.
sshr rransss Goodwin - Edenson. NC. days. corn
Sch lane yinia daya
sehr Trypherns, Lewis, Haven, days bound TO VIZ
gina.
sshr Secretary Marcy tnew mssted) Gsutie, Washing.
ton. e, days. naval stores to Bsteman Rsddsssw.
schr Washington, Murch. Alexandria. 6 days
Sehy LOWS A Edwards, W ard, Norfolk, dayA
Sehr Oneida Lopez. Virginia, 3 days.
Sshr Rebecca, clyde, Williams Virginia, days
Sehr Plato, Hammond, Baltimore, days
SehY FIRM, Hinekley Philadelphia, 2 days
Sehs Anna Somers Somers Philadelphia, 2 days.
SehY Gen Scott, Carmen. PhiladelphA, days.
Sehr JAbes J. White Corson, Philsdelphia 2day@
Sehr Buena VISTA Racket, NBedford 2dsys foF Phla.
delphis.
SshY Bolivar. Robinson, Rockland, daya
SehY Gen Cass, Miller, RocklAnd,k5 days.
Sshr silas Wright johnson. Rockland, daTL
Below,
Ship Robt Kelly, Baxstow, from Mobile.
Brig Edward Lynn (of Portland), from Porto Rico.
Wind At sunrise NE; meridian. ENEj sunset, Nh and
fresh with rain.
hide Of sugar to p. harmonys Nephews She hals son
Preyiueetown.
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Police IntclllUenc q.

Supposed Case Of MuvderOn Friday last Capt Grove,
OF the Twelfth ward police arrested named John
Hoy, charged with having caused the deoth Of James
Kennedy by incting several blows said to have been
done the 18th December last 1t from the tcs
timopy already given that the morning of the 18th
December the accused with his father Thomas Hoy and
4 called Owen Kahn, arrested and committed
10 prison for assault and battery James Kennedy
and were detained for several days but one APP
peared to sustain the charge was supposed that
dy had recovered and declined to prosecute and the pr
therefore discharged. However after
their discharge Kennedy died, it asserted, in
consequence OF the injury received Hoy then fed from
the city and has been absent until day two since
when the police aceraincd his whereabouts and secured
his arrest II Is said that physician gave certificate
which justified the burial and tho matter unknown
TO the Coroner 1t Is presumed that some action
will be taken by the Coroner to arrive at the facts to
the correct cause Of death Hoy detained for fur
fhnrl hearing
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

PHILADELPHIA, March H-4PM.
misunderstanding Delaware, Sanford, NYork; brig Or
mington, NC Magyar Hayner, Charleston Tribune Nick
erson, Boston.
Miscellaneous,
DAG Bnic DOLPHIN, o. Altoona from Port au Prince fos
Hamburg went Ashore AZ Inagua % inst became
loss; cargo considerably damaged
ScHR WARREN, johnson, from Cardenas bound 70 Bal
tmore In Hampton Roads lth leaky had compel.
10 throw deck load Of ghten the vessel Ia
severe gale from the NE. the 9th inst In e. lon a.
scHR RrcHNorp at Providence from Mobile on the 10Th
ut sprung leak of strokes per hour and has leaked
santly since that Time She will have 60 the railway
Sem SAMUEL CRocKER, which struck upon rock in
Taunton river inst was towed to Fall River from Taun
and her bottom 10 supposed to be badly damaged,
Whalemen.
Arr At NDedford, 18th inst ship Arnolda Wood, Pacific
Ocean, Bay Of Islands NZeaand Nov 81 with 1000 bbls 80
80 DO VII Oh to Wood Co: Reports at Hope Island
have had 500 Aug H. Monticello rogcr Nant ii mos out
Rosp s'ih bark Roscoe Gorhsm NIB, mos 6o0sP AZ
% 100 fssi'ol s SS Ssio sf fr aS
S fsSS % Nc. 400 e, eg IN May S) Sept Rsha
ia sSs ss ION s ~ shp, Alpha cossd.n Nan.
ant Coleman Nsnt AS mos 600 spi Sept 2s lat 40
ion iio Potomac Grant do % mos 1850 sp board
D net 10 81 kosess Island Iaa 9:ka Gardiner NIB IS
NIB mos 30 spi same date, Thos Nys Amy DO mos IS0
,p 70 sperm on board Alice Frazier Tsber do clean;
srs mn on a nnss NM sropp m Aug ship Hector Smith
@ l IsGs E E:s.s ST. T. aS
and ,or marsn fey d. rih 100 Died board the
Dor go bb. p oil on board had home 10 Ib Jwa re-
pisssiiSs rom Jan bark Malta f Holmes. Hole, Dag
~ r on beasd, hsd sepl hsaQ i1 Do sd On ctuss I'll
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Theatrical nnd Musical.

BowrRr TurATRs-The tragedy entitled !" Pfzarro''
and the drama Of Robinson Crusoen will comprise the
entertainment to BIO given here this evening.
BRo.pwAY THR,TnH.-Mr Forrest will appear as Spar
in the tragedy OF The Gladiator this evening
The terminating piece will bc Tn Duel en- Amour"
NIBLos GARprS-Mmc Anna Thillon and Mr. Hudson
will appear in the ccmic opcro entitled the Crown Da-
monds tonight The farce Of the Irish Secretary will
conclude all.
Burrows TnE.rRF-The comedy Of Paul pry." In
which al the leading members of the company will appear
and the farce styled Rather Excited" will be given here
tonight.
NAroS,L THrATRr-iT The Gamblers Fate Froc
of the Eaires,r and Landsharks and Scagusn the
pieces selected for this evenings amusement
BARSuM's MUSEUM" Caught In his Own Trap" and
Organic Affection" will be given this afternoon.
Cherry and Fair star viii be represented in the evening
BowERy CiRcus--Mr Charles Rivers will take his be-
neht to night. The programme Is very attractive.
CHaisrrs Mi4srsKLs.-This company give a fine negro
amusement this evening
WOODS MISsrRKLs have selected attractive pro-
gramme for tonight being the benefit of Evan Horn
Mr. STEVENS the stage manager Of the Bowery hcotrc
will take his benefit on Wednesday evening next,
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NEWS BY THE MAILS
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE. March IL, 1852.
.4nseAa RsyyssS .4co,dsn Terrible Colon-Miroc,ious
E.csp, n ne Possens1s-THe Conduct Of Railroad Conf
pssscs, r.
The Telegraph has probably this informed you OF
eoon which took place this evening, about two miles
fron this place Being passenger Of the trains
that from Phadelphia--and seeing the whole affair
give you account Of the The from phila-
daphis, al two o'clock, very much behind its time
from some cause unknown 10 the passengers and when
Wilmington, the coupling OF tho middle cars broke
the locomotive going ahead with the baggage and two
passenger leaving the others behind by the time
ths accident remeied and had crossed the Sus
quehanna river behind hand at least thirty
minutes, and the conductor stated that we should be
higcd TO lay by station ahead while the Balti
sore halfpast ak O'Clock PM. train had passed for
blAdelphia We kept course, however gradually
esening speed and the engineer blowing tho whistle
bpeatcdy. to the other tran-our train however,
arrying light IL then being about quarter before
tven When within two miles Of Baltimore, and just
he point OF turning a curve, tho train for Philadelphia
came In sight and, rushing towards almost full
speed in much less time than 1t takes me to write
this she had into completely dcmolishing both
MISUNDERSTANDING them of the track the passenger
cars also thrown of the track and broken and
smashed up the ladies' particularly of the train
Baltimore being split and tore its entire length greatly
alarming its occupants After the first shock the accident
had OIL inquiries Immediately made to who
hurt when, to the satisfaction of all IL found
that none seriously hurt although many
bruised and scratched II was perfect miracle that
hundred not killed large number Of the gen tic
men passengers walked into town gave the information
In regard TO the accident and had help sent at
ono hundred hacks and twenty onnbues sent down
TO the of the disaster The whole accident IL attr
butae to the utter rcckcssnes and disregard Of human
life on railroads There want of system In the
men OF tho affairs Of the road which calls loudly for
speedy change The lives Of passengers held in little
estimation 10y theee railroad managers generally The
cident recorded apparently result, Of the most
criminal negligence, and demands thorough investiga-
op at the hands Of the conductors Of tho road and
Hal I'm my NH
judgment, the whole concern should be indicted for
who calculate the hcart-rendng misery that
brought TO many family by Of the abov
nature Being party on this occasion, assure you
speak feelinlly, M ID Ii.
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Tclegraphie Marine Reports.
CHARLEsroE. March Ii
Arrvsd-Barks Avola from Boston; Delaware from Pro-
vidence brig Athens from Havrei schrs North Csrona
from from Salem; d Smith, from Philadelohia
Clesred-Barks Roman, for Boston; Dudley for NToru
sehrs Sea Mark for Proyidence Herald for NYorkj vn
MA aud y Brown, for philadelphia,
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his own history Of the United States snecred
at Mr. Bancros eariy volumes being only fourth Of
? !.y oss.ons sucn asguase comes from mere envy;
fclham calls It. Mr. bancroft need not fear anything
from such paltry criticism.
Mr. Hawthorne has purchased estate in the bcauti
full town Of Concord twenty miles from Boston by
the railroad and there u reside The house Is the
same In which Bronson Acot 0rphic Sayings memory
used to live What has of his eccentrc prcdeces
do not know II he In heaven he Is certainly cut
ting up shine or other there's and In the nntpodes
of heaven II is equally certain that he Is giving dis
tingshed parsonage supposed to have much to do with
the OF this world, vast deal Of trouble Dir.
Hawthorne resided in Concord years since living
in the late DR. Ripley's parsonage house After try
ing Salem and Lenox, he has returned to the fine,
has distinguished place in literature it has
had for almost seventy years In history There
lives that eccentric genius, Waldo Emerson who
fortunately for himself has n competency, which
poor Alcott lacked, perhaps he would be consi-
dercd the of the two 1t his private
opinion that he the abcst of the two and that
the world looked upon Emerson through the gold spec
taces which found powerful in creating charm
ing views In the introduction to his Mosscsn Mr.
Hawthorne draws amusing picture Of the collection Of
odd character in Concord attracted thhcr by tho fame
OF Emerson but there lived odd specimen Of
Mrs Mowatt had a great benefit at the Howard. last
night the plays being the Honey Moon and tho
bride OF Lammermoor." The assembled wisdem =" of
tn state largely represented ON the OCCASION and
several honorable Senators lost their hearts to the DASH
ing Juliana, and as many more to tho soft and yielding
Lucy Anton They needed something to soothe their
exaperated feelings, aftcr getting excited" over the
liquor bill.
The weather Is horrible and the thaw which had for
week conveys very sloppy idea Of the immense amount
OF which fell during the winter. The city Is mass
of uh and mud and water and there is yet ice enough
ef make ones fortune could only get it, dirty
Ms II is. into the market III Tmbuctoo.
The late Webster demonstration in city the sub
ject OF nextingushablc laughter here among of
all parties 1t is looked upon having demonstrated
thing but the strong mans kncss political leader
Even tho ardent of his friends here not keep
grave when they asked the character Of his
poets The whole thing quite enough to defy the gra
witty of the world
Mr. Rantouls reply to Mr. Davis is highly enjoyed here,
the game being considered of emnenty gladiaorial
character The expose made Of Mr.. Halctts action, has
caused almost much amusement grows out OF
sideration Of Mr. Websers prospects, but for all that
Dir lallct is by bad but only possessed
of strong feelings, which sometimes his usually
clever judgment to be at fault IIo has been badly
treated by coalition government; and may, per-
haps have said more occasions than exact pru-
dence would justify. ALGOMA.
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CITY Intelligence.

THE Wr,rHrr-RAlN.-Durin the greater part Of last
week were favored with good weather might be
expected at this 1t In fact fine spring
weather On Friday sudden change took place in the
state of the atmosphere The temperature
ccpbytowards noon the heat became quite oppressive
caused by certain humidity in the atmosphere, arising
from the of liquid mud TINT decorate streets at
present. On Saturday the heavens were again cloudy,
and towards evening commenced to RAIN which abated
about midnight Yesterday forenoon the city
Hoped in partial fog, which accompanied with
slight rain In the Of tho afternoon q rough
cold wind began to blow from northcasterly direction
when shortly after heavy rain SGT in which may be
sdered the precursor Of the equnoxal storms set
down in the calendar the 18th inst 1t devoutly to
be wished that the uces Of heaven would open and the
rain pour down in torrents that streets since the
city authorities to give themselves trouble about
the condition Of the same will receive for once, q
thorough securing In the realization Of this wish how
fear would have to meet serious difficulty
from another quarter-a circumstance TO which
earnestly call the attention Of the venerable fathers In
II should happen we fear that, In consequence
Of the immense quantity OF filth allowed to lay
tho streets all the the city would be choked up
with mud in short time, which would certainly prove
disastrous than the difficulty labor under
Towards night tho wind began TO blow violently when
the ruiu suddenly ceased
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SHIPPING.


| SOuTHWESTERN NAvIGATIoN.-THH STEAMER
~ ECLIPSE Sturgeon comm ander, will leave Louisville
Ky, for New Orleans, the sd inst She has splendid
: = BESEDicr CARTER As.ns~
LOR LIvERPooL.-uNITHD STATES MAIL STEAM
= chip ARCTIC, Capt. James Luce.-This steamer viii
separt with the United States mails for Europe positively
sS s,ih @ Sa M from r sss'
freight or passage having unsquasd accommodaons
EnTA ipS I R coh FRY CO.. NJ. Wal. street.
The steamship PACIFIC VIII soeoesd the ARCTIC, and
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamship between New York and Liverpool dr.
rect and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
gers.
AAEkkk1RG!A. Cap CAPT u.,,.., PERSIA: csg.
EUROPA, Capt Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. stone.
AMERICA. Capt shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang
These vessels carry clear white light manmass Asad
green on the starboardj rcd on port
America Sn spU from sossSl ss
Europa Lott =. :. from NswYcrk April l. 1885,
africa, Harrison. rom New York a. ri, 1854
Ps:;sSe from Ne. rOr. Ss Boston vsrD'0l-FIs Ca
Freight will DO charged specie beyond IN Tor per-
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
ToIfresht OF passage, apply 70
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brgrsh. in ;onnop with British goods Through bills Of
WATcHKsBy order Of the British Treasury watches Of
foreign manufaoture bearing tho marks Of English
tsntu for the United States and other oounte In
Of which, French and Swiss watches may Be shipped
~ Hayre for New York or Boston via Liverpool without
lin Custom House.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAnLEsror-SteAmship southerner-Mss Rice, xiss La
con- Frazer. MeDonSia M MeKsy' Is.s,us. M
Joel MT Mndslbnrsh Mr. Veneer Mr. Lowcnbursh, French
Plumer Ward, and 23 In the steeragc.
LoNDoNvPaskes ship sir Robert Peel-T henderson,
Hail. lady and children, ChsAtos Avis and lady,
Bareus, Weaks, Davit, and ITS in the steerase
LLvnRPooL-Shp Excelsior-Capt VIM Williamson and
lady. and Ala in the steerAge
1srZRirrH-Dris 0ceoia-J Custnc
Passengers Sailed.
BvEros AYREs-Ship Parana-F Caray E do AiyeaP. +
de- Alvear. n GArihAld W NORTH.
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Court Calendar-This Day

SUPREME CouRr-Circuit as Friday last Spe-
cial Term al journed till tomorrow.
SUPERIOR CounT-( Two branches Mos 525, sos, SO,
asa 2o5 CD $50 631, GAL 643 651 eco, 6o1 COS sos
63, 1e4 81, 527 sol, 500 $50 $50, 562 347 $751; $50
Sc 100, GIL to ZOO inclusive,
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Diseases. In few hours b. vegetable aspiossiss.
SI nps:9sr I.s :s@sia:. s:as.s: 1s s,s a'' -
T.. sss. T.. =:
ss d' s.S from the fss:. 4 i.
Other. ~ sS. no sss
s; 81 ss:s ~
isn S;a csls 1. w S:.s sseslsss1
@.;'s e: .ss's S ss''f we, ":
sa sssa Sss s sas. me- 4
sssI ;.s ss IL
Ga1PPs Perth %%Ss, 'Sd s Sss' % z
and abandoned cases no especially soc St,snsers and
s ;s::: i: II S..sssss% &
pcns have separate room Sc: h Dne:. ynS :pIs
se.ds stree. sns M sU", 9!sm
MEDlCAL CARD-DR, GLOVER, ny HIS PRACTI-
dsuls is' Sas s
surgeon comet ' rss sa
ssS sss " ss
oS s for the last
e. rssSs H.
nTs snSrsss @ ::
once: a M ss lis
REwIsE IN TIME-DR. HUNTER PROPRIETOR or
ti old ,ss long Yals HunssIm
city Rss
t.r the snash
neatn ana money Here few who desired the doctor
20 publish their proofs You cured in weeks of
areadul disease that broke out all the eects
OF mercury was so reduced laid up more thar
yeysr and hsd been given up By dozen doctors John Ed
cured me in the time Of the cholera in
dreadful disease Of more than yenrs standing alton
three other doctors had not only up but sd ID
was as much as their lives worth DO a
me- John Burnley Pilots Cook" "Twolve years aro ar
Piled to London physician to be cured certain
ne pronounced me we'll in three weeks less than two
months II broke out again tried six Others with che
same effect and got thoroughly Of this bvJrs and
many headed monster until called your four
years ago and ever since sound any man living
Edwin CONN This Is the only place where DR. Hunters Red
DROP can be had genuine. Price one dollar only This
remedy secures the patient against
And the only remedy earth that H. Yon viii End
remedy. Wv " NM V'''
$500 REV !. 1ncRessMAN's sfECIrIC NIX
most certain ~ mskoB speedy cure With
out the east In dict drink exposure or ohnnsa
so ouaness Many cured In two days So6
ssrs siso 'ot' nj Ns nrg9sawsy cscr Asbsr
saa NO iW Fulton street. eoEasr VI Wullan,
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Two THE olSAPPOINTEp.-DR. WARD CAN BIZ or
imme Hate service, his treatment instantly
sne patient from suffering and probable
o gets oAy many difhcut that oshcrs
UrsSpsts are ehoss coming him ar for thsY
cured eore other DOCTORS would have made loas
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