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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
LUCY CRIME ELL.
lNIHERLAS Lacy
wv Grinnell Of Rui-

LUCY GRlNNELL. MHERLAS Lacy
vs.. W GrInneIl OF nut
THOMAS L. GRINNELL. la I'd, il the county
of Rutland and State of Vern ont, has filed her Pc
tion or libil in the Hon SUI rene Court, next TO
be holden at Rutland in The county OF Rutland afOre-
said, on The Tuesday next following the fourth
Tue sday Of January tSif wherein she alledges that
on the l,h day OF Feb. 1895, she was married to
Thomas J.. Grinneil, late Of Duxbury in the roun-
Is of Washington and State of Vermont, hot now
gone to paris unknown, Ivy Samuel Fairfield, Esq,
Justice of the Piece, and from that time TO tho
20th of March, 1897, she liveI in the strict 0serv
ance of all Tie duties of the marriage covenant on
her part, when she was driven from his house ny
the nolerable severity OF the said Thomas, with
ont any provocation on her part and that The said
Thomas has ever since that lime wiifully deserted
the said Lucy, and prays that the bonds Of mairimo-
ny between her and the said Thomas may be dis
solved, and bill Of divorce etan,ed her. Signed by
LUCY GRiNNELL.
STATE OF VERMONT, I Whereas j, hath been
Rutland County, IS. made TO appear 10 me
that the above named Thomas l.. GIinnell resides
without the State cf Vermont; IL is hereby ordered
that he lie notified OF the tendency Of the above
petition. by publishing the substance thereof, viii,
this order IN the Rutland lieral6 three weeks sue
tessyely, the last of which shall lie Twelve DAYS
before tie sitting nf said Court. whir, publica ton
shall he deemed sufficient Ia tire laid Thorn
as l. to appear and answer said peiiIion. Given
under my hand at itliland this 22l day al Dec
! 1913. Gil X. WILLIAMS. Chief Justice of
/ 52:2 Supren,e Coun.
| X. r. Thrall, ATTY for Petitioner
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
Grass Seed.

DURT & MASON have Tor sale herds grass
I'D seed I:3 Jan. |, 1914.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-04
PeIts and Pulled Wool.

nANIELS & BELL will pay the highest price
~ for Sleeps Pel,s and bruken WOOL il deliver
ed soon. I3 Jan. 9. 1874.
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Flour.

nANIELS e. BELL keep constantly on hand
- Troy Flour for sale. Jan 9. .si4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-28
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.
I'm Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. rs, 1874.

Thin attendance in the Senate this morning
Mr.. 81 WEIR. Of Arkansas, and Mr.. Summons, of X.
t. app .ar in their seats,in addition to the Sena
tors n letotore present
Peuuons were presented, or papers Withdrawn,
by Messrs. Crlttenden, Archer, Evans, Foster, OF
Tenn; Tappan, (who also reported local BILL
Bagley, Sturgeon, Atchison, Ashley, Woodbridge,
aud Fairfield Mr. Foster, OF New York, present
ed petition for the reduction OF postage another
from Col. Harvey, for compensation tor services
a system Of warehousing Referred
Mr.. bREEsE gave notice OF a bill n reference TO
drawbacks 10 certain cases-a western bill
At Mr.. JoHssoS's motIon, the Committee on
Commerce were directed 10 inquire into the sub
ject OF completing the Marine Hospital at New
Orleans, and The Improving a harbor near that
place.
On motion OF Mr.. WOODBURY., the Secretary Of
the Senate vas authorized to pay several unliqul-
dated balances III expenses of the Princeton fune-
raj amounting 10 865, as the molety from the con-
Ting fund Ut the Senate-the House having a :
sVneo halt OF said expenses.
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Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald ]


WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1914
Odds and The Holidays of Congress- Sc.-More in
Reserve Tsras- Supreme Court Tempe, ancs Meeting
and Jenkins Refractory.
We shall not make any Roadway into the regular
routine of the business and discussions of the
sion until after the holidays And then, in the Sc
nate, we expect thorough sitting OF the consi,u-
tiona principles involved in the question of
alton, together with a recaptulaton Of the benefits
and disadvantages of this matrimonial alliance.
The Senate exhibited to-day upon its face the
mos, profound lethargy. The few members that
were present appeared listless drowzy, and anxious
to escape the monoony of petitions formal reports,
and other mere formalies, upon subjects without
interest, and occasionally without principle The
Senate stands adjourned over TO Monday, when
we expect Mr.. Sewer, OF Arkansas, will announce
the death o! his late colleague, Mr.. Fulton, and
move another adjournment 10 Thursday, one day
in respect to the deceased and one in consldera-
ton OF the New Year. Should this conjecture be
confirmed, the other House Of course will concur
in the resolution
The members have their private business with their
constituents 10 attend to--the Committees have
their reports to make out-and all hands have To
look out for, and select the materials Of, the new
administration. This will keep US all very busy
Senator Dickinson has gone home 10 spend his
holiday, leaving the JOINT correspondence OF him.
sell ana Foster In the hands of his colleague for
the interim.
In the Supreme Court day, Mr. Meredith. OF
Philadelphia, argued the cause of the defendants
in the case o. the United States vs. Taylor and
Blackburn, of Philadelphia, 1--WE believe From
the argument OF the counsellor aforesaid, 1t would
appear, that TINS case arises out OF nracton OF
the Revenue Laws, in false valuation that the
goods were passed through the New York Custom
House, and were subsequently seized by the col
lecor of the port of Philadelphia at that port that
the offending party was indicted, and suffered the
penalty OF the aw-that this Is an appeal from the
decision of the court
la regard OF a certain merry-makng at the Ma
tlona Hotel last night; the subject is rather con-
hdental, we purpose no Accommodates the ne
cessIty OF false reports shall call upon us for the
plain history Of the proceedings. Coleman de-
serves the highest credit for the berelity Of spirit
winch he exhibited on the occasion.
There was temperance meeting on the avenue
yesterday at O'clock, and the orators had a large
and constantly changing audience all the time.
We observed however, more than man leave
the ranks and the speaker TO lmbibe bation to
King Alcohol in JenkIns's reiectory, which is a
place OF great temptation. w.
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ABE r. N k II HY's

ID y I n ~ Y hfL 7
ONE box Of these invaluable Pills are worth all the quack
medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases Let the
unfortunate assured that there eyaggeaton
Ing these PLs be speedy and radical for Gonorhoea
elects, Irritation Of the kidneys &c. They for several
the above diseases INT hr stage boz is usually sufficient
obstinate giee &c., they equally certain having cured
hundreds who had taken other medicines for MONTHS which
They ne, leave the parts subject TO the troblesome weakness
have unpleasant SMELL and any taking them
might frequent the refined society without vg
msounes suspected They composed entirely Of veseta-
bic Ingredient which nvgoate the system generally part
Price dollar The Pills be by mail Of
he United States For ale Wholesale and RETAIL by William
Maiden Lane. MA I'm re
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~ luAhhIEU LADIES
MADAME RESTELl,S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

~ luAhhlED LA Dir.5
MADAME RESTELllS PREV ENTlVE POWDERS,
in Europe bat France in particular for upwards thirty yeas
well az by thousands this country being the ouy mild
safe and eacious remedy for married ladies hih fss
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The results Of he9 ndoptyn happlnesc health mar
often the life Of aectonae wifs and fond ais
too vast 10 touch within the limits OF
fsn which affect not only the Rrsselt well bsas Of PARENTS
known that the families Of the =. Jtcn ncesDe beyoni
the happiness Of those gave than would dcsase In
how many instances DOGS hard working father
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comfort and comparative a1uence, and If uo
weighed down the spirit and al last broken the hean Of
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degraded objects Of charity progate Of EA
though competence ana plenty smile how alas
the days Of thu kind husband and father enbseesd be-
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fart sinking into Gravewiih the pros
ect Of being early bere Of s paner Of hs and
and his young be Pleas children Of ese ps
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for parents their families regardless OF
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The advertiser feeling the Of this shbject
naHnw the vast benefits stns 20 shousands by re
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and healthy within control Every
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fhr Affirmative.
Price five dollns package. accompanied with full and psro
cular directions
sstss % %s b gssS id asd ssts;ssa g OK a."
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b-Ihote encnf,nP money need nntpa posfacp tvfera
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCToR FAWCETT, Of 1856 Fulton street, New, York.
~ Member of the Royal Coe Of Surgeons OF Loudon and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical Colsse Of
Philadelphia, also Of work embracing the following
ubects viz :Niarony Impotency and Sterhity, anato.
mcay, physologcal and medically explained with COM
syphilis Secondary Symptoms, Gonorhae Glee Structures
Nocturnal Emissions and a the arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private
the Diseases at his long esab office
o6 Fulton street, where the most aggravated forms Of all aec-
Of the geneativs will yield to his mode Of
without restraint in diet rcise, and without mer
curry Even when the provocative become torpid
paryzed from excessive indulgence from he
will be able the to heal and yigor Persons
a distance enclosing 81 can have copy of the work.
All letters be paid, and directed Dr. IT. Fawce
log Fulton street. New York. NM ilasr
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eUhrUUUnoE fhNlAIlH. flill.s,

ID. pr BOUDisi.JQDE, MD. LiSi;sJN, PORTUGAL.
THE scientific ccmbIpaso" Of rxcdisnts Of winch thoss
Pills composed have them the wonder and
ration Of the world They are known EuroIe be ths
only propagation ever d.coyeEsd that has
being ,uch that they must no. be used ddns prx
produce miscarriage IL used dumng tia, Period.
The directions translated into English envelopes
round with the seal Of the importer, Zach
tains the signature Of NJ de boudsoeae and The Engh il
rectons have the signature of Dr. II. MhiVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail sny part OF the United
the unsd states 0des is. Liberty ,,.et Greenwich
Sold ia Boston e Salem Letters drected 20 Dr. ".
Melveau Dor a. New York, will with immediate ata
lvss rye -' '''
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SENTENCE OF THE PHILADELPHIA RIoTERs.-
Six OF the prisoners convicted Of participating in
the Kensington riots last May, were called up Tor
sentence before the Criminal Court, on Saturday
morning. A nominal fine was imposed on each,
with imprlsonments of from one to twelve months.
They were dealt with lenently, in consideration OF
the injuries they had sustained in person and pro-
pery, and The long incarceration they had already
undergone
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The adverse report Ia the case Of H. H. Will
hams was agreed to
The SENATE bill authorizing the Secretary at the
Treasury tocompromise with the suretiss Of Sam'l
,SwartwouI, was read third time and passed, as
follower
BILL TO authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to
make arrangement compromise with any Of the
given United States by samuel
Swartwout late collector OF the customs for the port of
New York
Be- enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the United States OF America Congress
bed, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he IL
hereby authorized to make any arrangement compro
mise with all either Of the suIeties OF Samuel Swart.
won't late collector Of the customs for the port Of New
York on any bond given by him to the United STATE for
the faithf performance Of the duties OF such office not
TO sue or not TO enforce any claim such surety
sureies, on any such bond upon such terms he may
deem most conducive to the best interest Of the United
States Provided That such with any
ty or surees shall not operate to discharge release
any cosurey or CO sureties or the principal any
The bill for the relief Of Miles King, late United
States NAVY Agent after some scussions between
Messrs Berrlen, Haywood, and Niles, was, on
motion OF MIR. Archer, postponed in Its passage to
Monday next
The joint resolution for the settlement by the
Secretary of the Treasury, of the claims OF David
shaw and Solomon Flster, OF Boston, was ordered
TO third reading.
On motion of MIR. Huntington, 800 extra copies
tor The use of the office, of Professor Bache's re.
port IN the coast survey, were ordered to be printed
The Senate bill for granting alternate sections OF
land TO the State OF lndiana, In the line OF the Wa
bash and Ere Cana, the better to enable said
State to complete this work from Terre Haute 10
the Ohio river, being in its final reading, il was,
after debate between Messrs. Woodbury., Wood
bridge, and White, postponed to Monday next.
On motion of Mr. Barrow
Resolved That the committee on the Judiciary, to
whom referred certain resolutions in relation the
expedisncy Of amending the Natural zaion laws, with
power to send fr and papers be also authorized
10 take testimony by commission relation the
raj matters embraced in these resolutions
On motion OF Mr.. FAIRFIELD. the resolution
vers, was re- consldered. and laid upon the table,
And, on motion OF Mr. EVANS, the Senate adj
lOurned over To Monday next
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

i Patent bledcatfd Compound, are
Its bracins strengthening and clarifying qualities.
Pits gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
Sits producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve. giving life and vigoI 10 the hair.
4-Its equalisine the circulation Of the fluids.
Sits freeing the skin from the effects Of pespiraton scurf
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6And is frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, to the latest period Of lfe
Grautous advice given disease connected with the hair
the Hair Cutting Rooms. 16 Broadway up Stain, Of
Liberty street. n30 lmsrc
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sales OF Stocks at PhlIadelphia.

FIRST BoARD, Dec. 1T $4,000 State Ss rw. IS; 10000
do, 5t&in Is; SOTO 20, b3 u.s. IS annual 6s 81 900
DO o., 81 old do 81 co. 1000 Te 5 81 400 shas
Grard Blk, cash, 10; 200 Reading RR So 2t 10 Western
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SECOND BOARD. Dec. Is -$i05 Lehgh Mortgage Loan,
oo4; 80 shas U Bank o3 ~ farmers and Mechanics
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PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
j A m n q IL DON h &c K II n

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEw HoRE HeRALD-A Daily Paper, ssusd ever
ncrnng OF he week-pnce GENTS per copy. Country
Subscribers furnished at the same rate any specific PERIOD
THI WkEKLv HERALp-isxued Saturday morning n
NA oclock--pflce sIr QUARTER
ssned Country subscribs - . por saau IN sfvasss.
~ a. shs sssns rae Tor specified pewod.
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.

THE Proprietor Of this popular begs TO render
his grateful acknow a the
NE which be has received fron the public and state hat bis
will open for the MONDAY next 10th instant
Houn from 10 r NJ The Evenings OF Monday and Thurs
day for gentlemen the ladies Of the families
exclusively The riding we'll known TO BIZ Of the
experienced and successful this country,
ME imdhs JAMES CODDlNGTON, Proprietor,
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HULL'S TRUSSES
NOTICE TO RUPTDRED PERSONS

NOTICE TO RUPTDRED PERSONS
PERSONS afflicted with Rrptures may rely
Aupon the Instrumental aid the world affords,
. ~ N application the Office. No. Vesey street
AoT 70 either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United States Be careful 70 az
anime the back pad Of HULA Tusses they endorsed
by DIR. Hull liz writing None genuine be rolled
ap0n Al good without his signature.
Many persons have cndergrn vend imitaons Of HULA
celebrated Trus,es and thousands imposed upon
auence These limitations be relied they made
by unskul mechanics snd better than the ordinary
Trusseg
Rooms have been fitted up No vesey street. exclusively
fer ladies' having from the business depart
ment, whore female j. ~ attendance wait
smsle rsfierty dii lmrc
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Splendid HOLIDAY PIX ESENTS
ME SUBSCRlBERS have now landing from the ship
queen OF hr West the richest and most unique
ment OF
CENTRE TABLES
ever exhibited IN thus country being Historical Views OF
s,cent buildings such as Warwick Castle, Colosseum
Rome st Peters Rome Melross Abbey fiptun Abbey &c
&c. painted by artists Of celebrity in Europe and
worthy of the particular notice Of the public
81 cox,
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10 PERSONS INTENDINg 70 VISIT THE IsLANn
PRoGR ESQ HOTEL,

With an Omnibus at the door every hour Cor 81 eents
THIS HOTEL favorably known has been eularssd i'm
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upon he wIole Island contss 70 Havana Affords the
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walks and dryes he midst Of some o the dsshf9l
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DIX HULLS q.

It adopted the entire disease Of Pe,seIes and all Other
painful surgical expedents in the Lyngn Hospitals Of Lon
don and and universally recommended in Europe by
medical Of the hghes' rank In this country
by the leading members Of the faculties Of Colleges and
Ho,Dssls ard BY all the eminent private practitioners
vsey street. having separate entrance from the business de-
nsriment, where lady Is in attendance apply
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MUSIC FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
n TWILL'S MUSIC REPOSITORY,
2Ol Br0adWny,
SIGN or THE GOLDEN LYRE.
there can be no present appropriate for the
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National Songs Of America
al a Knights Songs.
Phillips =
Mo0Tes +"
kussslls !"
Browns
Lovers /"
Repository Marches
Waltxss.
Polkas.
,, -, Dances.
The above collections very tastefuv fstened with nib
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Also, Southern and Nor hern Harp
Beethoven Coli ction.
Beauties of Vocal Melodies.
kingsey's Vocal Choir, 3 vols
Volumes Of New Music, bound in various styles.
New Songs Duets, Walters, Marches, &c.
variety Of splend Guitars Flutes Fageolss &c
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d2l NSs&Ws re JOSEPH +. ANVIL
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For THE HDJJOAVS

A CHOICE CoLLECTIoN OF ANIMALS Illus.
- TR IA BOOK, sIYLEs .nd pRA Ee SOCKS,
Pres nts. for sale at WALKERS BOOK Store, lia
= on ,tre also and beaatul edition Of the Pic
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Juvenile Books Of every kn d, for sale cheap.
Job Binding Of all kind executed with the utmost neat
dig wv
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BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS PRESENTS
pHOTOGRAPHiC MINIATURES Of JAMES X. POLK,
by HAAS, set in a Gold Breaztpn, 70 be had al
Haas, Dasueneoyps Rooms, SCI Broaaway the Lyeeum
type LLenesses of all sizes we'll family groups taken
al all hours Of the dav die Nv sec
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TO THE LADIES

THIS new Instrument for he radical cure OF
Prolapsus uten or Falling Of the Womb,
BY external application, sureiseding the use
com nendsd to the afflicted as he means Of
perfect RESTORATION TO health, it never having
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most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained a very high
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LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
The Lose Of Feet and Legs no Hin1rance to the
M 4 d &c A l. VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

THE MEMBERS RsR " TIL D sEM York COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. sss"sl.Ssd 'toT tie sup
q s'safy e as cant sos
70 Tes he
rom bu'ne;s !nysds Particularly aas.tsd
amount suffering sins may Be
s, o1s %s%s' The Goss o many
cure D h9is complaints attends for consultation daily from
ae H6 Ys cSHsks sy%Efpspe.
explicitly together with all symptoms.
POST
Office and Consultns Rooms the College. q Nassau st.
VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS Fob. THE RADICAL
cure Of gonorrhe, gieet SEMINAL emissions all
To.D. !: s. .s Ss
81 ::
cure in much shorter time than othe, remedy without
e .Ss Fss;s.s5 ssd IL y S'a
~ manen cure q p',ms,y or secondary syyAi: ,.ns,s
Of mseSy %sdea Ali sons .a
ss t snsa:
sas s with t S justly
sd :'asIs sss y sssS hall dozen
cG ais Of Medicine w. thr ay 2 s'u As.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAKsAPAkILLA.
q
uackery This refined and highly rated extract pos
sessng all the purifying qualities and powers Of the
above hrbs confidently recommended b, the College
fnitty
the public and may be relied as ce ain remedy for an
disc arrng from impure VI the blood such
scrofua, satheum, blotches pmples ulcers
pain in the bones JOINTS nodes ucsaed
throat disease from the secondary Of
ygghiil:: Or an iu,s . use OF mercury
sold IN single Bottles az 10 cents each.
!. in cases Of half dozen Bottles. $50
Ss'f g all Of .S gRSa
Office O the COLLEGE. Nassau
dl9rc W y RICHARDSON. M. D.. Ar~nt
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
- prepared the College d Medclne fharnacy
Of The OF New confidently recommended ali
Of debility produced by indulgence any
IL invaluable remedy sterty barIennes
unless depending mai-formation.D
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen 81 carefully
packed and all parts vi the Umon.
Ofce OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
w. 3. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent
d2Orc
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A CAR d.

DOCTOR II, CHR. BRANDT, educated At the Universi-
- Of Christana and Paris has the honor
himself 70 the citizen. q New York and Vicinity
South America for years. and for the last year half
has been visiting the Medical Faculties Of London and Paris
have the of medicine and his prescriptions
toosy prepared Dr. 3 has engaged with Mr. He LLBEKG,
New York. Office 473 Greenwich street. corner OF Canal
n9A rnSu
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d2l 4tsts&ws re

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
ME HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Geaasn. !
Families who DESTROYS Of converting their left
wearing apparel into cash.
Families 6enemen quitting the city or changing resi-
aence having supeguous effects disTOse Of will lind
much TO their advantage for the susscfbes vho will
sttsad a. neir residence by appointment.
j. LEVINSTYN,,
!. 466 Broadway, mp stairs.
line through tbs Post OEce, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. diT I'm (ropls re