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weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County o. New York from the Esd da
March TO the 3ath day OF March, 1874.
N Men 30 Women 80 Boys |; IS Girls. Total ~.


80 Men; 80 Women 80 Boys IS Girls Total 1877.
DISEASES.
Aneurism, Il Apoplexy. q Asthma, Bee!ng from lungs,
Burned scadsd a. Ca Ger, Casualties, 81 Colo,
Consumption q; Commissions, III Group. u Debility. 8;
Deliium Tremens q Diarhoea. Dropsy 3: Dropsy the
bilious. Fever scarlet, 4; d, yrhod q dc typhs, dis
Of Heart q iooping cough inflammation, 4; lnam,
he IT. I; do Of lungs, III do Of liver 81 n.emgeancs, NAL
tirIh Q; Scroluli. Il Sprue. /; Teehing, =; Ulcers2
Under year. 30; TO III TO Is; to 49, 5; 10 to 90 .,
"a to &c. 30 to 4o 80 6 50 to 60 III so to TO- 81 70 to
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:. 90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AD.-The members Of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, il
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efsrts to suppress quackeIy
beg leaveto state that their particular ateno continues
e be directed to all diseases OF private nature and
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pas OF Europe in the treatment C: those diseases the,
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid oil
vantages no. to be met with in any institution IN rim
country, either public private The OF
College Is such as to insure success in every ana
totally different from that practice running
the constitution with mercury, AMI in leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
bers of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals of Europe attends daily for consuta
ton from 8 AM to S PM.
Terms-Advlce and medicine, % A cure guaranteed
lsPoRTAsr TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living ID
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
sonaly can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
w g. RICHARDSON Agent
Office and Consulting roomsof the College, % Nassau
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FOURIERS BIRTHDAY.
yv>Jtr an,yersry Celebration ct Gil ARLt y FouNEKS
j BIRTHDAY, will take lace on Saturday he 9Th April
=, 7 oisiorL r NJ az the polio Saloon Broadway. -
AZ for Inc n-ner 81 be cbt,nod at j. T. Red
6sI Book,toe corner Ct b, ekm,n and Nassau street
Al
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Liverpool,
Bremen, and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence
OFFICE OF THE RHopE IsLANpEa,}
AR March 20 Nantucket. nSId R' !sf
@ aa BEN" s" U d sod Rn
for Boston; 3oh Albert Perkins Clarke Charleston s,o.
Ba for Boston coming stoningtoq habcr this
@ 49, sa . ns h La say Tb
delphia ''''' '''''''' ''''"' '''"'' ma
miscellaneous.
PACKETS FOR EUROPE still detained by head winds.
CoLLIsioNWe learn from Capt lark of the Patuxent at
th; por, from M,tn,, hat ,he British baIqus Blour, Of
III R % he s Of the S
Va. much damaged Il
sails and rigging and puino Re, West TO The
ra .sb &: w s @ s ssa the nv
rs Ss o% Foan nd SS Trinidad de
"6, ran o. The rocks to The %oGhgsr ol hes .snds
from the hore they succeeded IN getting her INTO Ely. liar
bic damage her and se feet %se S her hoS
They are dschagns her. survey having been
.LAUNcH-At Kensinstsn from the ship yard Of John
and Co. RIO ae uS SS cr
atendence Of Capt Bans who TO command her. The
aud She beng very FIST class vessel snd
~ SsST s g the @ s NJ SS her rsd
down the keel Of ship of about 600 bur hen; and The
Sd" s house. Of III, cyfh Gss April 0 "'S"''
F9'' OF Ms" ships Ssisss. j" S Ss o.. s,4
h tGs,ss; 81 3 q g
Total "a "a &C
PoHr OF BAIr'noRE-Ari,sd in March,
From Foreign Ports.
Coastwise, Is
wh. %S1' ,o-of ,A,.. IL, w.I. American e Blush
and Bremen.
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ship Masters ana Aksnts,

" sha esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels v give
to Commodore RODENT SLvEY. Of News Fleet Re-
port Of the Shipping left the PORT whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken their Passage. List of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will also confer BY
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kiad will bs tsVffnIlv
received
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House OF Representatives

WASHINGTON, April, l.
TERRITORIAL Business-Mineral Business
This was one of three days set apart exclusively
for the business of the Territories.
A resolution of enquiry was adopted calling on
the President to state how many persons had been
appointed to Office without authority OF any speci-
fic law, since lSi0-who they are and out OF what
fund they have been paid, &c. This Is intended
to reach cases similar to those OF Mr. Parmlee, NC
and other private agents of the Government.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr. Ex-Speaker WHITE in the chair, and
sat till nearly 5 O'clock discussing Bills for Iowa
and Wisconsin.
Bills were passed approprlating $l2, 500 each Tor
the harbors of Racine and Southport IN Wisconsin,
also three or four Bills making roads in Iowa and
Wisconsin.
A Bill was also discussed which provides tor the
sale of all the lead lands in Iowa and Wisconsin,;
they are ali to be thrown into the market to the
highest bidder 1t having been found that the Go
vernment has always been a loser by keeping the
mineral lands on lts hands. This bill was opposed
by Barnard and Cave Johnson because they said
the lands ought first to be valued by Government
SURVEYOR but il ultimately passed the Committee
and was reported to the House.
The other Bills were all read a third time IN the
House and passed.
The House then adjourned.
Ii is worthy of note that there were scarcely
100 members in the House at any time during the
day.
The Copper Lands on Lake Superior are not In
Guided in the above bill
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REIVARD!
THE GENERAL XFCUTlVE COMMIT f. of the
l. AMERICAN REP UBLIC.4NS do h. reby offer a
ward OF Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
of an Illegal uoe, the ensuing Ch1rer Election
Published by order of the General Committee until the cleo
ton. ALEX COPELAND, President.
A. Fl DAVIES, Secretary. az
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Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of requested the
fact that Robert s. Martin. formerly ship collector
is not in employ He not therefore, receive any
reports intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all Of
World, will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE NEW YORK
OPERA HOUSE.
EEmpiNAsSp PALMo, having Just completed re-engage
beg. 70 tender F ae1e thank. to tn. ade.
and city Of New York for the liberal patronage
iu, assured that they viii ssSnd ihsr I'D to enable
a oss es%e
which will be made knowu TO the public during the ensuing
The sabsecsrs Book viii Be opeasd on Monday April Isl.
season Tickets transferable;
Propri.tor and Manager of the NJ Y Opera House
March goth 1874 m3l
PARK THEATRE.
s Sfs' W. GsrF AN SsP mrs 70 f
NJ THIS EVENING, April .. ls!.:
The } T8z1RS Of n TIE ffET Dts with
BAA Hss5 Seieh
YOUTHFUL QUEEN.
Christine. .....'.'M Mrs. brougham.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Foxes. rs Cert. l Pit. l21s Gents.
THIS SvI ROMEO A KID jGi sSEiTFt' Play Of
THE k IL t91 81 The T'ie MIST.
Gertrade. -, =. -. -. :. -. -. Miss keynods
mTrCHELL's OLYMPIO THMAT,tts
BENEFIT OF MIS- CLARKE.
THE WELSH GIRL.
After which
NICHOLAS NlCKLEBY
After which
MY SISTER KATE
To conclude with
THE ALPINE MAID
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes IS Cents-Pit I21a.
JOHN TRYON... Manager.
SPLENDID DISPLAY OE HORSEMANSHIP
THIS EVENING. April 3.
Grand Turkish EntTee.
" The Original Dandy jim" Band Of Minstrels will
appear this evening
past o'clock.
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r. W. PooIER, charged with robbing a room
mate at the City Hotel, appeared in the City
Court on Saturday and through his counsel made sppli
cation the of his trial to another county His
counsel filed afidavts setting forth their belief that the
prisoner could not obtain and impartial trial in this
CITY by reason OF the prejudice excited against him The
Court granted the application and the prisoner was then
released under bail for his appearance at Hartford County
american, April
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NTwo briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Herald Marine Correspondence

Ships Philadelphia, Wellington Lverpool; baIque Mary
kmbaIi Gregory. Havana Bremen brig Josephine sacodoe
Bremen, and others.
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FROM LAGuAyRA.--The Caracas, Captain Dill,
arrived at this port yesterday, from Laguayra and
Puerto Cabello having made remarkable short voyage
out and home 1t will be rccolected that I U. Wall er,
architect and his assistants passengers on board to
commence operations the Mole Breakwater in the
harbor of Laguaya for the construction Of which he had
made contract with the government Of Venezuela Tor
the of two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
The work will be prosecuted with energy and is to be
two hundred and Atty yards in length twenty-five feet at
the base and twelve feet the top and built entirely OF
stone We have reason believe it will prove both
credabe and profitable to scientific fellow townsman
Captain Dill the market well supplied with
American produce and manuiactures-PhiIad G"seae'
.4priI ,.
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FROM MEssINA, SICILY The Persia, Captain
Chandler, of North Yarmouth, arrived yesterday at
this port from Messna with full cargo Of fruit in fine
order Capt states that the crops of fruit had been
very good this season Saw Of the American squad
rom but they had rendezvoused at Toulon
was reported Messna that Greek pirates were cruising
in the Mediterranean, and had made captures but
we think the correctness the report may be doubted
other se some intelligence of such praces would, In
all probability have been received by the last steamer
from Engand.-Phiiad Gas. April g.
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Foreign lmportati0ns.

BERMUpABrg Falcon-200 hides skins lbs arrow
root lot old copper $1,000 Tucker Y Lightbun.
MArANzAsSchr Pa'uxent80 hhds ties IS bbls molases
do honey head Hoppock 900 Backhouse Cone
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IA FOR SALE-By order o. the Court of Chancery. al
E:;N The MsIcan Excnang, on the Ieth day OF APRIL by
and ouse known No SO Broad lately occupied by
william Conklin about twenythe fe-t inches in front
Broad and about thirty depth
it'll four story brick d,ng used a workshop
For further particulars apply to
THEODORE. SEDGWICK, Solicitor,
- 20 Wall street. or to
GEORGE U. sIEMON, Receiver.
a3to9src 70 Maiten Lane.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sruiDg Bays OF the steam ships
Packets to Arrive

FROM LIvERro =.
Columbus, Coi,, IS
S.Whitney. Thompson, Mar I
Queen oil the West, Mar 6
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Montreal. Tinker, Mar. !
FROM HAvRk
Albany, Watson, Mar. |
SIDE Grasse, Thompson Mar. 8
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NOTICE
A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the Brook lyn
n Protestant Benevolent and Library Association will be
held thursday April ith 1874 National Hail 100 Fulton
street BROOKLYN at halipst7 o'clock The members
ticularly requested to attend
DAVID SAMUEL BROWNE, President.
WILLIAM classy Secretary. az 2tW&Thsrc
MASS MEETING OF JOURNEYMEN
TAILORS.
THE yOURNEYMEN TAILORS of the City Of New
4 York i'll meet Dunn's Sixth Ward Hetel,
Thursday Evening" 18th instant at o'clock Let be ali
sent business Of vital Importance to the trade will be
sented. BY order of the Delegation.
JOHN COSTELLO, President.
VIM. GLENCROSS, President.
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Cor. Secretary.
az
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SUBMERGED PROPELLERS.
ALPH Blu Likely Of the city Of New York, the original
IL Patenlee of Obque Water Wheel for propelling
vessels Of descriptions. the principle used has
ceved Letters Patent for Their
Propeller, the imp owed mode may b. applied
description of sh those for the Sub
erged r op Hers The improvement called the Double
Angle submerged Propeller ard il an,tp ted FROM its
culia acton the that propeng will be
hlrts per greater than that The Popeers
in use, without OF steam pswer For a of
dels and further information. apply
RALPH BULKLEY.
81 Ann street.
JOSEPH l.. GARDNER,
Bristol, X. |. or to
BOYD x IIINCKEN. Agents,
al rontine Buildings.
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TWENTY-EI1HT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SION.
House of Representatives.

House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Saturday.
WHEN rs THE VOTE THE TARIFF TO BB TAKEN
A. soon rs the Journal was read,
Mr. HARArsoa moved that the place OF Mr.. Bos-
sier BIZ supplied the military committee
Agreed to-
Mr. DRovcooLE rose 10 oiler resolution that
some time b. fixed tor the termination of the de-
bate the tariff That II should cease at 4 p. NJ
on Monday, Nav 9th (; and that the committee
shall thea proceed to vote on all amendments, NC
Mr. KE said something about under
standing on the subject
Mr. B.nr.np obi cted because three days OF next week
apart for the bu ness OF the District Of Columbia
AIR j. X iSos RsoLL sail, that if an understanding as
to control legislation there no End Of the matter
would require three days 10 take the winter carpets.
Mr. C,vs Jouvso. said if this discussion was TO con.
tinue much longer would DO impossible for the House
to adjourn the s7h of Mays and he or one desired TO
60 home thai day and he believed the democratic party
generally in this House did SD desire also
Mr. WELLER bought that another week wonld he suhi-
clent for the discussion. That would allow with those
already spoken) 10 10 speeches TO be made
the subject
MIR scnx,cx said this was curious mode of arithmetic;
six nc allowed to the debate ut TOUR speeches
dav wonld bs only twenty four and already made
would amorn' to rhhty-one lie opposed TO TAX ing
mp aud sgi.ang this subject Of tho Tariff ut all but since
was the '0pis he for crying out Come Mac
dufhe perhaps ought not 70 quote the balance of the
enough" And il shame TO ,ravestie fine quo
tson and il ne refer TO il again he would the
exact words for the benefit OF all on both sides OF the
House.
X was not seconied-Aycs 10 Noes TO-
MIR G.. InGEnsoLh moved TO amend the resolution by
fixing the time Thursday, the ctr
MIR. II iscgnsoIL moved TO lay the resolution on the
table
y he ayes and demanded. and resulted Ayes
IS, Noes So
SO the resolution was laid on the table
Mr. DnomoooLs then moved TO suspend the Rules TO go
into Committee Of the Whole. the State OF the Union
The ayes and ordered Oh this and resulted
Ayes l05 Noes 81
SO The House went into Committee OF the Whole and
took up the Tariff
MIR Bsisra OF Alab1na has Just risen 70 speak on ii
is half past two and as this is the last mail tonight
must close letter
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FOX. TIE Pile.

DEAD the followi interesting nd resss;e.s's re ri
IL res mir stiGguished arafiN~ss siding
in BIodwav hw bcsu a ted with ritrs for ..ya
CONSULTED about three months IT'S co..
full, petite liver orid o'csion.l raJsssses. sountc
pile and lansiid plains Of Cyss re abevs
hit the low, ssr-e
DO rss ate ded wit pie iamors so ,nrrh irazs' NJ
A reiiGsir
-eyes by oue dscna OF BIO inducing great ebity
he lc of CA f'on III long irt ton had
in de. re st their power Producing lumoa.o
w,h hdIacuy he coui III MS step wa feeble aud
inir had more tn five hundred dris
th.s pisn aud mad obt1uea orly temporary
lief " " hav ng tikfn tre- boxes
isei u! the CON. llit Is as ~eil
end active ,rd NJ rnuPs u Il
TO that esr,ahie etnsy DR. UPHAMs PiLE ELEcrUARy.
Il, ade rhs oIls thous s,mer cured by
the he Pie Ee:tyary, iute al lady,
BY roreora his ie' 1876 eowsny dosss 4bove
Sprng stIeet Adyc gr Rem, NIB 1916 Bosery &c t.,
h Warner * o. Uc,; 4 Flich n 20. Syacuss l..
-wa 1, ocheat-r Comaa u 60. Buffalo.
3n "a
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M EDICAL NOTICE.


CTR sNGEHSa citizens all ctsd wi form variety
- Of syrh lite nercpIi other disrae WIN have bees
onl h,lfcu by Il, quacAswth which York abnnud had
sr:iss July tontrart certain diseas
mej,ey n,pi.d u doctor, who pr M in
continued th ,nts, bat was. gradually
sting wo',e Ied one E er another. all sdveii,si
each pUms positiveiy AZ ler 9Th
dsT.v.Ftd theo II these mn was mo ey, aud al they
my aud uleerd, pans all my joints and
body covered with ulcers vas mrlcte h-rtcn he
doet oonsids medicine,
vice Of ver tn,s pae I'd myself uade ,onr care "a the
st &C J.nuay LOST am cow WI. and restored to perfect
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpeetsr aud JOINER H,riem N. Y.
ding Of slee ricue and seminal weaknss and mud
OF prva aiidies ia 10 hours, hout ainE
with the p,i'sts httis WIZ o!e cscstoo Dg Coorr Is
York Dr. Coores Office, II Das,c arrest, two cccrs from
= hnham sreot " w cnc no tnv alt I'm
ITO THE PoLt .-Look out Ngtve, ano ,yr,nK.Is Ior
of Jaspoony Cor the Human Hair is i'm colh leace rec m
mcndcd VII 81 HAIR ia thin from d ense sclri,
and ndritf the snrrt rm-dy Z, preveot sts and gry
hathe st ha NY dressing ht rossiby b." ap lea 20
ia hs.d rendering the HAIR soft aud gius aud e+e th
skuli from al huror irritation removn every portero o,
u sGd dndia saa dro. he h,I,sgs r, ate =: poa
that are ssv,liina su erc from fiisae or Nv h' sn
S s,s sofa Z, s,a sS, r 81 r. d aS and
After when The thi.ese Cms~ hshy '.or glossy
producing heal Of he ha aaa a, r ed bv tbs
faculty II nue. icine raris and pa 'e1ed by Inc on''a ~
.sd D en- ; s..a ,s'rs @
ave 10 b. nnd a. IsS broadway made by sa.s aud Sse
The orsy Of those ,; hsh 4. prs.s - aye and
Gtsn, we, 0A'"" " as Iwses
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO.
CREATIYE ELIXIR COhUlAL.

THE greatest discovery medical is that Of H. NJ
Desomcaux Of Pis He has rutire!, Exploded the
ry opinion Of The sxis Of rcurahl stsy
extremely rar The ieyan be ant nvel success Of hie
Eiixr CORDIAL ~ evey stancs Of PRODUCING that sta 81
health whch III the wifi b. coIng blessed mother
Who for poed cbidless Ion ness fully estab isk
the Of the proc,satve ii.r CordI 1t inf.abi,
II r. sen III, wa" ., Nv aeo n.y. anu
imp'udeIcs and nvariabie success
datun The c,se Il rfuI Crrlia we'll q
.ahl he'd IF more than fifty hossaua hod aud pack
winch i. neid II IA pleasant and agr~apls
The Jude sans1 the DOLLY authorised agent for this
Try
Price e bortl-
For Of those residing Of city the
gauts the Elixir Cord up in packages
for ransmis1ion by mail with full dir cti.n for preparing
Price o. package IS, making three b0tte>.
All attsss nos, be postp I'D, and dlrcsd to
DR. +. MELVEAU. boz 81, N York city
apt I'm DEW VA Office i29 Liberty u.
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READ WHAT SHEKMAN'S LOZENGEs
HAVE DONE

Mr. DAY. boot maker, Ne % TJlexy street, Brooklyn,
m suffered greatly for eighteen moEhs with enacat,on de-
by sickness U the loss OF aPrefte shooting palma
Inc bowels negec,ed elocs kind Of food
He had been attended by vasioas ph sicans and
for months by the professors Of the Usivessy and all 10
reading shsrmsns Book descriptive of the
he thought they met his 20 he purchased box
Of Sherman Worm Lozsngc. few dcsas hroug away,
multitude similar might be raasoncd whsre chill
and adults had suffered all Srst la and
thing gave relief but SheGman's LoIeaxe~. -
Coughs, Coils Asthma, Who0pinn Cecyh and even Con-
than any other known relnedy. They aaY the tickling
few seconds and .nable those sEicoce with the most
hlrassilg coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. DR.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Esxonl asd hundreds
thousands their happy vtaes Others 70 the
efficacy Of Shern,ans Cough LoIenHes. for headache.
papitation, owness OF Spirits sea sickness ad iassnde,
from bodily ma exertons and for e wonderful poier-
ties Of Shernan's Poor Mans Plaster which costs but i2H
and warranted for rheuatism and !umsaso,
PUN westnss j. the tast aide baSt or any nt Of The
and hi, fac smile with directions os pse are on h ba n
sed by upprnciped druggists Rsmszbcs 20 get 5hman,
o.cangea and fase aad Trusssorc others, OF viii
bcdeccived
Dr. Shcnans Warehouse is I0e Nssaea Agezss2r
Hudson SinR; 1913 Eowcry Sv,ss; n East Bread
Market; V William no, zi, 40 and eo Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mrs HAYS - Futon and Moune
Drug store 1913 Fulton sason Prosp-c and Jackson
In jersey CityE Randall, Grocer. la N-wsrk Tripse
and David Bryson. phadspha-Zehsr Cob Ledger upli
ig. Bostoa-:Reddinz Goa State st Hbssy--A Cnhae.
I a,a-wiy Isit des
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To MARRIED. LADIES


IA Ibose valuable Pow ders he Uavcaiy adopted
Eurcoc ba F,Gcs particular for yea1.
we'll By onssBds this cOuauy only mlld,
sae ed ecscls remedy for married taaiea whose health
bids q too rnyiJ pcIvase Of family
The resrlu a5cysa0n to shs healtc
often the L. os adscricnaie w and ond mot
touch Uyon within hr iiniis advertise
nenrrc:ulsa which affect only the well being cs
bui well Known that the families Of the marr,et often in
beyond the aepness Of those yho them birth would
dcats In how dos the hsd woskng father.
mud especially the mother, of poor family saveo
tong but % live aid hv. bat To tcl when sy might have
enjoyed eouScf and comparative 1Huepc~ oJ and toll
haye weighed down the sP and az est orcgea the health OF
TIE father hcw often the widow left with the
lons, her nthrzs lnspTing from
ccriins degraded shees chaTtyor prof vicet
Even though oonssnce and plenty snilc how oa,
alas the days o the Kind husband and father eIbit.ere&
Deho!dus tho ssciated form ard declining health OF the
companion Of his boso she had reached the OF
trty--cIs sinking INTO premature the certain
prospect Of himself being carly bere thu Of his oys
ard sios ,nd ca ioune ad heiess chiid OF ose ee-
drarirg ATTENTIONS ard waehful soctude winch mo,hex
alone bestow not unfreneny timr when LEAST able 20
support the b-as rsndina affection Il .sabe fen-io
moraifor parents lh families, vgrdiess OF
when snpe eary healthy, and within
controli he advertiser ceiling the OF ths subjects
sad estimating the ben tits resulting thousands by tim
adoption Of pescbeo ~ her, would respectfully aous
vrtuo. preven which subject BY sir&s
and healthy within cenr ~ Every dspisoalts.
yruens and enlightened mnd will Enthusiastically ausS!
the affirmative.
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United States.
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