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ASU&6HU EW80ut 0oG0k0O In 1040s-kSUxV0E
aehes Pstsnt Hydro Electric voltac Chains
In medicine and electricity the present day They
relieve, without pain shock
yoes pAins such 40 head and toothAche rheumatic
palms, ito dolorecx, Ac and BY their mild hut
and psrspth's action the bedy Of years.
ing-suoh govt local paralysis plaints liver
diseases Aedisappe.r As by miracle They have bees
applied with the greatest In All those
eases IN children, commonly called In
a. ses OF teething under difficulties disorders
els They precpitate metals from their soutons
the pasnoisnon OF powerful votaic pile The instru
mehts producing those effects weigh about
be folded up In book ready for intant
neou use and will last his lifetime guarding himself
famy and friends 4goinst that number Of diseases and
complaints In Which mild ming electricity perfectly
complete chain 10 from 81 to 81 batteries so to 81 So
Incredible the above facts, any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot Of their
truth The Importance Of the invention acknow
lodged in Americe By tho Academy Of Medicine Of New
and the chains have been applied with
In the medical colleges the City Bolovue and Wards Island
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital 60. In Europe, by the
Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons In London by
the Academic Rationale de Medecin at Paris by the mps
rial faculty At Vienna BY the Royal faculty Berlin and
the principal hospitals In Europe.
The propretors In possession Of 10 the
same effect from all the above institutions in America aad
Europe we'll Of the most eminent aud distinguished
OF the profession in both hsmishsres and invite
the public TO examine them.
Full and illustrated descrptions-one for
and one for scientific menwth copies OF tcstmonia ard
Number Of cured in New York and Europe, be
obtained gratis at the ooe They will he forwarded free
OF postage part Of the United States In TO
prepaid inquiries containing three scnts postage tamPs
No. 666 Broadway, Of PriRce street,
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Sardinia, jan. H. ls53-Mcssrs Mortimer Mawbray-Gen
tsmen-The first lieutenant Of this ship who has been suf
stored usual health Hamptons Vegetable Tnoture
desires to send him by the store ship
which leaves the United States in February March for
Spea Tho tincturc sent received in good order
take pleasure in informing used with great
BY several of ohcers in oases Of dyspepsia
Yours, Vernon Eskridge Chaplain u s. Navy "A branch
way, New York, for the sale of HAMPToNS Vegetable
Tncture celebrated for curing dyspepsia rheumatism
cough with all diseases Call and get pamphlets
traits, and certihcates
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To tho Public One OF the Editors OF the
Journal having to-day for the
time used my In abusive way, shall afford him
opportunity Of proving his false and calumnous
before a court of law. JAMES b. TAYLOR.
April III
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nrrI1NERy AND DsEssMAK1ycs.

T REBORN BoNNETS. CAPoTEs AND FLATS
~ Richards 4 Cromwell have now on hand q large
Of the above goods which call atten
ton Of tho trade aad niners also English French
Italian straw honncts lrads aud variety
rb racc silks laces flowers aud millinery goods gene.
rally all Of Which they offer Mt the lowest prices RICH
ARDS CROMWELL, LIS William street. second door be-
low Fulton street.
MADAME JOSEPHINE rINIELs, At $50 BROAD.
l way entrance 10 Grand street, opposite Pacific Bank:
she will open Friday April l. 1853 her assortment OF
Paris spri'g millinery just received by the late scamer
MODES DE PARTS.-MApAME VI. N. D0CGAL,
IVl from Tnri 20 sixth avenue, win Tuesday
ot 2cases PARIS millinery por steamer
Frankln.
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meeting of the South williamsburg Village Association will
10 held Hail. l9 Bowery Monday evening,
April ut o'clock Also meeting will be held in Brook
yn Tuesday evening" 9th Granada Hail. "a Myrtle
avenue This association furnishes the best opportunity
lot in vicinity of New York South Williams.
nioation fifteen minutes Terms Of admission $685.
with an opportunity obtaining Of four houses worth
81 without additional cost The objects and
of this association will be fully explained ut
the Aeeting. The public are invited to attend.
DIR. E. H. KIMBARK President.
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0ouraua's Liquid HAIR Dye ~, without ex-

sepn Or the very best ever Rcwsre
Of pufed dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds Mediote
Soap for curing pies freckes saowness chaps
&c Poudre Subtitle hair fro any part the
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Ua'r Gloss at 81
walker street, near broadway.
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Defiance SarnnanGec snTs-GnvIcy,s pm.

Itent-ROBERT NJ PATRICK Is the sole auufacturer In
United States Of the above celebrated safes to whom
highest premium has just been awarded by the committee
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of Washington;
I'd I. q. GOFFIN'S Impcnetrahle Defiance bocks-tho
tes safes and locks combined in the world Depot No
.John street, OF Godaftsr Isl Of May, ~ Iea
.Dtrvst, door below Naides lane.
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Married.

Married.
On Monday, March H. by the Rev. F. W. Geissenhainsr
Mr. PmNNY AYRE, of this city, to Miss ELIZA A. LENT
of Morrisania, Westchester county.
On Wednesday, March 3d. by the Rev. Isaac Westcott
Mr. CORNELIUS HAUvMT to Miss MARGARET DAY. both Of
this city.
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hair dye s the beet yet discovered for c0orng tho OF
wsiskers he moment Is applied The wonderful and
certainty WITH which this avorte and old established hair
dye performs is astonishing IL Is for gale or applied ~
bAVsHhLONS wig foetory, No. AL street.
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'leresed opposing the opening Of Fourth avenue and
Tho charges of the employed
work requested at many Hall on Monday
afternoon 4th April at O'clock r. NJ
ssres IS be deemed advisable TO defeat the entire
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for choice assortment Of wines and cigars his
importation which will favorby with article
IN The market Is cole proprietor and importer Of
whichever all other gins has acquired for it popularity
unprecedented 1t Is not only delightful liqueur but
admirable tonc and used successfully in of dyspep
a gravel dropsy and innumerahe other diseases It is
put quart bottles stamped with the proprictors
and and packed in Of dozen each For
sale IA alb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

Diamonds Mt Importing Prices-Thc sub
ssrbsr offers for sale diamonds original packages lots
carat Once and saesroom 3Sl Broadway of White
street. up stairs. DAVID RAFT, Importer.
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place where such extensive and elegant
Eortmcnt boots and shoes DO found WAT
|kINS ia Fulton street Other shoes may look woll we
experience that Watkins shoes not only look
we'll hut well.
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~DOupI0 Nntry HIuchuAte0''.A ample, ~
tons and scientific exposition Of principles and
ticc Of Bookkeeping by Foeter Accountant and Com
nercis Teacher just published and for sale a. the su
tbors Class Room, No NJ broadway. Price 81 Post froe
From the London TimeMr Foster teaches Bookkeeping
not by drilling the learner into machine outby
enabling him TO reason upon and comprehend ma. DC 10
and FersFcuity tho plain comprehensive
and unerrng and the whole is illustrated by examples 80
that any the SYSTEM ana be abic TO
unravel accounts complicated or 70 keep ms
his employers books satisfactory manner FROM the
Journal Of Commerse-This treatise on bookkeeping we
take to be the not only docs Mr. Foster ex
hbt large Of practical experience and knowledge
OF countinghouse exgences hut also highly educated
mind and much literary capacity. The latter quality
as pcrspicuity. From the Monthly Revew-Mr. Fosters
trcatc will obtain the patronage OF the
mercisI classes We recommend as the most Ineligible
and useful work the subject that has under
our critical or personal inspection From The Baptist
uardinnf the simpihcaton of that which has hitherto
been intricate he desderatum readily give Mr.
Foster need of praise His plan Of instruction will
q Improvement and nbundantly
originality From the SentneMr Foster has happily
elucidated the science that every boy Of
understand the system. We say system, but
double entry is in fact science which II Is disgrace
man intended for commercial pursuits
hands From the EconomistTo say that bookkeeping
that geography be except by visiting
countries of which would have knowledge
nomy except by going to tho stars 1t fact say
that there is such thing general principles Mr..
interesting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

Opera Glasses, Spectacles, &c Mr.. H Wald-
stcin formerly Of the firm of Wadsen Becke has very
superior assortment of opera glasses spectce Telescopes
microscopes stere0scope Thermometers &c. at his estab
lshment No 45 Broadway Prices exceedingly low, and
every article Of the first quality.
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fashioned article in every variety of shape STYLE
quality and price can be found ut CANTRELLS estab
lisLment No 1896 Bowery The ladies who wish
CATERS the elegant and ud
fail make him visit and inspect his assortment
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Ladics-The Spring time OF the Year is

come and If you want to promanadc you will find at
MILLERS in Canal street. beautiful CATER boots Of all
styles az I2s lGs and lss per pair first quail
styles at 6 and 9s per pairs with boys misses and
chdrens boots and shoes Of all kinds and prices Ladies'
remember MILLEES, 1874 Canal street.
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The Metropolitan Magazine for April,
Published by j. Murphy Co., Baltimore, Nd. just
eeived and for SALE Wholesale retail at 10 Park place
by VIM TAYLOR Il Co
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will most assuredly cure the worst cases of these
81
ias aaa M s sna % as cd
twice their natural szo and he unable for weeks to
Eds hs ~ ss a i nas
s % sas and sss
a IN the aas sn sa haze
10 hS IN & ne 0ss
win Sc cannot fail when taken according to
Dir directions st IrnaRa depot S rsn3 Zoe per bot
Barclay street. agent for Brooklyn Mrs Hayes Fulton
Neuralgia, Nervous Debility, Reformation,
sna and
This i fact which can be BY q
50 Ann street, one door below Nassau.
The Ear.-A 8. Heath, M. d., AurIst, de-
votes his attention especially to deafness and all of
the ear at Ne 40 Howard street one door from broadway
will have aid given desirable
Conversation Lozenges-A new Asticle-
twenty questions and twenty with variety of
new confectionery gum drops ehrystased dates
$TEWSRT BAssISc Co. Wholesale o aaa
A Singular Discovery has been made for the
q al G s K.
9s hns OF ssg' An Will be
~' HARVEY L WALLACE
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support
ladies' belts and braeeu Instruments for club feet
knock knees bow legs weak ankle joints and
the spine very Superior elastic stocking for enlarged
veins of the legs and elastic kneecaps and kind of
chld's truss and bandage, at No. IL Ann street.
Wigs and TOupees.-Batchelor's New Style
Of the most perfect imitation nature
invented Those wanting superior article should
call At BATCHELORS celebrated wig factory, No. Wall
street where be found the largest aud best
IN the city. Copy the address.
Every Gentleman and Lady who uses Chris.
adoros hair tell their friends vaiznv
Identifying properties Thus conversational advertise
fashion The beauty luxnriance aud sickness it mpart
the hair wonderful Sold by CRISTADORO No 6Astor
House.
Cristad0r0, when lie introduced his ElOeIsiOr
hair dye determined that it should proofs
assertions for its He has tested it in than
ten thousand instances and he challenges the world
duce in which it has failed the black
confer cannot be told from natures Sold aud applied
privately, at CRISTADORO'S No. Autor House.
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THEIRS have the pleasure of public tina
they the first who have introduced steam taking
gucrcctpes The great superiority Of the plates
by their cleaning and polishing apparatus
the pictures that are daily leaving our es
Enlistment Artists and importers, I3 Broadway, frat
Aoor, up stairs.
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asir whisker the moment IL Is applied without piurv t
she hair skin IT be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has no bad odor t 10 applied p
rAtey, or sold at PUAL0N'S Wig Factory io7 aud 81
50 Nicholas Hotel, and by druggists generally. -
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prevent tnness and 70 restore hair That fallen OIL or
become thin, and TO scurf dandruG invest II
9th brilliant gloss md permanent curl for At 1
.nd bi7 Broadway unacr the 81 ohvlss hots and tne
Esg stores in every city.
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hut the daily experience of thousands attest that SING ERS
Sewing Machines nearly perfect that sug
defect them From the finest linen TO leather half
iLch in thickness they all fabrics perfectly These
chimes and their TrodrctG always courteousy exhibit
Ped ut the principal office, 256 Broadway.
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remedy be purchased equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian
Linmcnt for the Of dysentery collie sickness
Group chronic rheumatism tootlache throat coughs
cuts burn old pains in the limbs, chest back 30.
If 1t does not give relief money will be returned Price
rs and 30 cents Dr. Tobias Horse Lniment in pint bottles
cheaper better than amy other for
ofcolic swelling scratches CALLS cuts bruises old
&C. Price 90 cents For sale by the druggists
the United States. Depot, $40 Greenwich street.
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Up Town Alive.-EIuch may be Saved by
Eurehasing enrpetng oecth and window shades Of
WRIGHT 4 BAILEY, No. 3S2 Bowery Bond street.
They excellent stock and from their low rent they
enabled to deal exceedingly liberal with their customers
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Canal Stftet Cnfpet StUre, 10 CHI1ut Htreets-
n A. PETERSON CO. call the attention of their friends
the public to their stock OF and elegant carpetng
us received from the most celebrated bought
before prices and for sale full fifteen
sat less than those purchased the present rates.
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India Rubber Gloves, for Gardening or any
work that soils the hands, ladies' bleaching mtts TO be
while sewing sleeping These goods make the haads
soft and white For sale at Berran G0 Broadway Hitch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

Splendid CsIpetings Smith & Lounsbery,
Of velvet tapestry Brussels epy and ingram
sarpetns Of ehasts and elegant designs which, having
Nhey enabled to offer at very great Inducements
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Broadway are daily receiving per packets from Europe
additional supplies of rich and elegant earpctn OF aupe
rior fabric and styles entirely particularly adapt
to city trade For sale full ten per cent loss than other
stores selling similar goods.
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eight spacious Gales No SO Bowery magnificent
styles mosaic royal velvet tapestry and Brussels carpets
Imported from celebrated English manufactures exhui
ton at York Crystal Palace; also Harc's cole
English oil cloths freaoo scroll and
Gothic figures and English three ply and ingram carpets
mats mosaic at astonishing low prices B-esuti-
ingram carpets at 80 and GU cents yard and floor
oil cloths at 81 81, Al, and 80 cents per yard.
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MIGRATING Elixir Cordial-The eighth
tanic worldCure of nervous disoases-No language
convey adequate idea of the immediate and almost
racuous change which it occasions in the diseased deb
tatcd and shattered nervous system Whether broken
down by weak by nature impaired by Sickness the
unsrung and relaxed Organization at braced
vivifed, and built The mental and physical symptoms
Of disease vanish together under It's The
STOPPING trembling victim Of depression and debility be-
step, his mind which previously sunk in gloom of
almost idotic apathy bright buoyant active
and he goes forth refreshed OF
vigor to his accustomed occupations Nor Is the effect
temporary On the contrary the relief is permanent for
the cordial properties of the medicine roach the consu
tion itself and restore It to it's normal condition c. H.
RING general agent for the United States 1872 Broadway
Sold by druggists generally throughout the United Stae
IL put IN pint bottles with the words DR. xorses
Invgorating Cordia blown in the glass Price, IS per
bottle two bottles five bottles for $2 and S
N. B-Important advice accompanying each bottle.
Orange Mountain Water Cnrc, South
Orange N JVsiters to this institution
Essex Railway foot Of Cortandt street. at 81 A. M NJ,
and So and AZ p NJ Distance fourteen miles
c. C. SELLERS BROTHER, Proprietors
Nichols Journal Of Health, Water Cure and
Human Progress monthly at twenty-five cents year.
to clubs low ten cents Single copies
be lad ut Stringer Townscnds Periodical dealers
Piled by Dexter Brothers, the most liberal terms
3s7 neutrality-suspicious. Entry Elucidated.-
Mr.. POSTERS class at 3N Broadway and not
H3rSid S7yvsss&d1y' ~ 'AAsAf'ss ~ sAs
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made clothing line comprising the newest spring fashions
possessing the of good faith
full workmanship and cheapness heretofore unknown will
be found Union Hail. of Fulton and Nassau streets
r. l.. ROGERS Il CO.
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be found at the store Of the Canton Tea Company
l Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
the Oldest tea establishment in the city We
readers that they do better there than elsewhere,
either at wholesale retail They have branch stores
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Have You been In Paris !-If SO, You have
doubtee the shirts made by the French chcmi
without denying their MORT, GREEN, No Aston
soeits comparison between the fit pattern mate
needework of his shirts and those made in the
french capital Let travellers examine and judge.
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IlXECUroR's SALE OF GALLERY OF OIL PAINT.

EXECuToR,s SALE OF a GALLERY OF OIL PAINT:
auction tia day Saturday April at II o'clock in the
gallery in the of No Wall the we'll known col
lection Of the late Ithcl Town ESQ deceased comprising
In all wora Of art desirable % the public md
nolours acknowledgements them viii be found examples
Of Laucrtt HoremRns ttieFch N Bcrthen, De SWEET s,
Bortt and Bonaeious, lionthortt, Van Los, O. Meae
Wouverrnsne Guido, WattcGu Schultz, Van aleu- s. Rosa
krange HcliSoand and others OF equal merit Also
collection for account of sssnees, Of twenty
hinet pictures by American artists The
Of picture layer. called TO this fno collection every
picture will be sold without resorvc TO close estate
They exhibition Mt gallery III of eals
Immediately after the paintings will bo sold large aad
valuable library OF looks tcucthe property OF gentlemen
atout leaving for Europe sstn of ENGLISH Frsmch
Latin Sranif and Portuguese works such works of Carlo
Go.s Lives Of spenieh Curtanf Dictounairo taen Fran
eaise Spanish talee ltsan Operas, IL Arancana, Lag
loire de In France Literature Franeti Ruwau's French
Mcorc's Etctrcau DeatA Of Abel Golsnith History
Greece &C. At y o'clock, pair Of beautiful deer ten
months old buck and doe fhey sre perfectly dom
oatcG, and Viii eat from the hand " Children walk into
tic paror invited and clean That they will not sol,
carpet Can he at the store this day. Also, London
built pat1r, With folding docr ioad for servant Suited
Tor oe torse rair Of pcney; al1l set Of sing brss
mounted larnes also saddle and Bride They have all
been Int littio rscd.
~ i. STEVENS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Vt. Of furniture at Auctpn-Tus day, at l1a o'clock,
Will be sold, ~ lt2 Broadway, near wan sreet opposite
Trinity Church large and valuable stock OF rosewood and
mahogany lack walnut oak aud cnamelled furniture con
t ting Of soar chairs, toGsteads extension tnhoa war
robes locEcase mattrceses eottnzo turntrrc, 60 ~
prest Hose wishing sroos tos e siIcd
to call ard eAan.iIe tie etoo~ BE- ore To sale.
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Paper Hangings. Francis Parcs u Co., No.
80 Chambers street. door but Stewarts
Of receiving the newest styles Of the richest
decorative French American hangng which
offer at wholesale and RETAIL very low prices Skilful
workmen employed to hang the papers, &c.
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% Hat for 90 SOL. II. Fceny, Sc la
B0wery, offers to the public spring style hat s.
equal sold in New York for S. But price,
Tho public Judge for themselves
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No Palace to Support! but Plain, Good
store with well made fashionable hat for s. In fact
broadway article at saving of Is cent Look in upon
BAETA LOG Canal street, corner Of Wooster.
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neutrality-suspicious. Ladies' and Gentlemen
who received their back from the Matrimonial Ali
Association from the fact Of upwards Of 800
bers being then unanswered, will be admitted but in
letters will be only answered office fashion
all in turn. Address before, Mrs. THEODORE SAND
FORD RoatO
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Public Speakers and Vocplists VIII find
Browns bronchial trochcs useful in aaynE irritation
Of the throat removing hoarsenes hukness of the voice
For sale by AEAKIM New York; f. Brown, Philadelphia.
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Lyons Powder, Displayed ut the Great

Exhibition, has medal received from the Royal Com
mission. Call and the Crystal Palace medal At Lyons
depot f broadway where the posonese magnetic powder
for the destruction of insects and the magnetic pills for
Killing rats and mice, may be procured.
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Crystal Palace -NOtlce.-COpy OF the Origi-
proposal submitted TO the Committee Of the Exhibition

proposal submitted TO the Committee of the Exhibition
Of the Worlds industry
424 GREENwIcH RECT, NY, Jan. a. 1853.
THEoDoRE SEpGwcK, ESQ Dear Sr-In the plain and
sim pie language of truth in possession of what
Justly be called catbocon far the word tho
idea Of stopping diseases curing those that
not already destroyed in the last stages Of
sumption, such Affections chronic paralysis &c
Now to test this before tho world willing to under
take to all outward visible Diseases such St Vuss
dance nEuc fpasms nnnmmntory rheumatism any
psint that third party Is cured all that
TO the ensuing exhibition without cost provided the
committee win previously appoint ut char,e hopost
competent and reliable gentleman to investigate and
full examine the entire of the
that have accumulated that they feel warranted in
countenancng the undertaking. and according
the facts developed Such person willing to
nrate handsomely from the present tmo the opening
that he may have time write those who been
cured in the country Writ them in this city, and report
what he in Office In the interim. If
the plan practicable be pleased to give your upon
the subject and oblige &C., most respectfully,
TALBOT WATTS Marnetist