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ILL sTRATED EDITION, WITH COPIOUS ADD:
TIONS
MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN
LOVE, COukTSHlP AND MARRIAGE
TRANSLATED from the French Of Eugene Becklard, with
Sixteen Splendid tngravngs. Amongst the matter sduly
considered m this most important work matters Of serious
importance 70 single and married PERSONS The
Of aud certain for barrenness the Of beauty and
sip the danger Of solitary practices and how the habit
be removed and its effects cured with copous additions
with inble remedies for eradcatina the mind seeds
Of hopeless unhappy passion; Offspring it'll newly dis
covered modes based scientific principles for the
propitiation thereof for knowing the Tor unborn
Children with hints Of procuring either according choice
ntermsrages; dress with the forms and coors becoming
10 the various shapes and compilations; the suspicious
for wedlock and other matters Of single
married life relates the principal subjects above noted
POS, Paid order enclosing 81 directed HOL AND 4
being sen! % Of United States he Csnads Or
Their 70 prevent mpositon Holland Glover aplnt agents
o2 Nassau ss stree. New York. by letter above
CAUTlONThis being copyright publication, the genuine
work can only be issued BY The holders Of the copyright Its
ppslsh book with nearly the but which every
genuine work be known the New York copyright the
back OF the title page and by containing handsome egrav
hgs and $50 OF reading matter Persons selling the
tere liable to prosecution FOR Infringement also Go
raising money under false piptenees -
HOLLAND y GLOVER have issued the complete writings
Of PAUL DE- KOCk containing works, price 81 for the
whole containing 700 pages. They BY mail the
pose varying from ten 10 twenty-five according the
distance au4 lmAvSwy~ec
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CHEdf
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Fl
3O4 Pc ALL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP.
y 49, Of the pioneers Of the cash system,
desires tie public that he continues
ufctue kind Of Ci, and Military clothing. OF the finest
aenas ~ The most superior style at lower prices BY twenty
ne Pc, e-a thu any other house charges for the same quality
Best sulerhne wool black Dress Coat. ..sN TO $40
iants Of iancy and PLATA black Cashmere. to
Vests Of all kinds, Silk, Satin, Cashmere. 21s TO
GsIlemea who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style at the following prices -
aits from. 20 70
ivse iss..c :. - - - JOHN MoFFAr
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NORTH RIVER UlSPENSAtY 20ak Fulton street..
~ DOCTOk MORRISON continues " " Consulted coail-
curry diet pursuits and cases, psrticu
lay Gonorrhosa," lie three days. 1he
obstinate Structures yield Dr. Ms successful
me, without pam. In the ioms Of Structure he war
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This acctton aud the train oil evils resulting from secret
habit YOUTH inducing and
ultimate mPoeey radically cured Or a. patholos,
renstaas original perfect guaranteed
charge.
who claim q be he 4, perhaps the only qualified
advertising SaiReon the city. S his diploma, his
x04h Fulton Letters post paid and containing es,
viii medicine and advice OF the Union. Oh
@ 10 r. Al. daily. jy30 Inn
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~. ". FEY SEh " ~
No. 60 John street and :SG9 BrO0U way.

W. Il
No. go John street and 500 BrO00 way.
HAVE received by arrivals and keer constantly
II hand large aud tasteful selected of French and
German articles Embroidery and Fancy Goods. which they
offer for sale At wholesale and retail, viz -
Berlin Zephyr Wors,ed German Worsted, Canvas, Floss
SILK, Chenille and variety Of other articles for Emboidsry
Beads Purse Ornaments, Bracelets Jet Combs and Bra. eets,
Wire Baskets Gilt and Steel Clasps for Bags and
Gilt and Syerd Hair Pins Combs, Frin2es, Bads Cord,
Ta.sels, Necklaces, Slices. &C.
splendid assortment Of all kind Of Tasses Chenille Cord
and Chenille
Embroidered Suspenders and Suspender Trmmngs Silk
Worstfd aud Cotton Frnges aid Gimp, all coors and
lities.
Oiled Silk. French manufacture, white yellow and green.
v I'm &c
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READ Hal onkkaAN'o LUZEhGES
HAVE DONE.

Mr. DAY boot maker No. 20 Hillary street. Brooklyn.
" suffered greatly for eighteen months with do
bly sickness Of the stomach less Of appetite shooting
the bowels his stomach rejected almost kind OF lood
he had bean attended BY various physicians and
for TWO months by tbs professors Of the Universally and all to
PURPOSE
0n reading Pr shsrTans Book descriptive Of he symphonic
OF Worms he thought they his he purchased box
Of Shermans Worm Lozsngas lew doses brought away
he Judged about two Of and entirely cured HIM
matuds Of similar case, might be asoasd where chill.
thing gave relief but Shsrman's Lszengss.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whoopn,g Cough and even Con-
sumption, all cured by Shsrans Cough oEsses
than any Other known renedy hey allay the ckag III q
Nv sssoad. and enable ho.; afflicted With he cos, har.ss-
Mr. De tce.I ksv Dr. L..uond and huadrvds q Thousand.
Attes! 70 hei happy virtues otsrs TO the scasy Of
slsrm.s Cough Lozsass ss hssdachs, pa,,aon lowsss
tions, and Cor t wonderful properties vi ssrmsn Poor
Mans Plaster, which coat. L2s ceuls Is
for and lumbago, pain weakness the
breast side back any oil this body AK Tor sherman
Poor Nsn Plaster aid that h and his FAC smile
with directions for e back Ihse
worthless limitations hawked about and sold by
druggists. Remember Sh,sman Lozsng aud PlAess
and 4 russ-iloss Others or you will We deceived. III
Dr. Sheraans areiouse G6 Nassau steet Agents:2Z7
Hudson Spring; 1888 BowvIy Spring. IT Broad
way Marked: u iam Il0 ga AZ and SOL Broad
way. In Brooklyn, M Hays I39 Fulton, and slouiai4 8
Drug store $50 tuon Snso Prospect and jackson SIS
In Jersey City,. Ha dali Ia N~warkJ f. Trippe
and David Bryson elphIa-Zieber Co., Ledger
Buildings. Bcston-Rrddny Co. Stas street. Albany
A. Guthrie 4 Slanwix Hall. d23rc
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ITO LET, WITH BOARD.-Two handsomely farnishe,
Parlors, suitable for gentlemen and Ihs wives. Also
location and The table auI;ed n he bsai .sy a. snnr
at 20f Fulton street. iy20 mrc
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TO u NJ 7 q e "A N rs
AND OTHERS MAKING kEMITT.aNCES TO
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
DRAFTs FOR ANY AMOUNT on all the Branches Of
us TIE NA AT IN I'l BANK, stoTLASp.
be obtained Of klCH'D BELL. X
WM NcLACHLAN,
and 7 DORIS Buildings, Hanover At
Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME~
RIGA, LONDON and its Branche. in Canada New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and New foundand.
jy24 2taw3mjgb
DOLJTICAL CAKICATuRt.S best and sale
able ssseTtmsn, are published and for sale BY JAMES
mtance, will be puuctualy attended Price So 100
B-Lthography and print colouring executed al short
drawn and coored from nature. and e from vc.imising
extortionate charges. jyl9 2tawlm~ec
a. Agent for the sale Of Valuable OIL Paintings Porce
lain and Antiquities has hand fine collection OF splendid
imported Oil Paintings Of the Flemish and Dutch schools,
which he dispose OF moderate prices Therefore, those
ors will find TO their interest," call examne and Judge for
themselves Al home from A. M. till 6 p. M.
ieoI Qunoo
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CAol Orr CLOl linz
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous OF converting into
cash their sulerhuous off Clothing will obtain from
The Subscriber the HlGHkS1 CASH PRIZES.
Families Ce .tenen quitting city changing re-
sdeaee having effects Of the Kind dispose Of will
much y their advantage send for the who will
attend them At their residence by apIointmssL s..
H. LEVETl, Ounce No. Wall street,
49,, aud a. 470 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
hue through the Post Ofee, WISE will receive
pronp atritin jy2n msrc
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THE SUBSCRIBER having Just we'd from PARIS very
chaste and beautiful collection hly finished FRISCO
Decorations interior embellishments resi- ecully invites the
attention Of the gentry 2? this very extensive assortment The
them connossurs in matters Of and in with
other methods Of establishment they will be found Ia many
GEORGE PLATT
m ~ Spruce street
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II
DOCTOR FAWCETT'S late work the best n,ode Of
treating Constitutional Debility, lmpoiency Sterilty Noe.
turia Emissions, Gouorrilu, Giect
all Diseases the Organs, AZ his vi.
hce io Fulton street. lorkprice ST. 4 he Doctor con-
established Office 96 Fulton street Country describing
medicine; also OF the aus IN.
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EnIya.E (s.JttEE nOUoc AMI BA Ho,
52S PedrL street, mar Centre street.
WARN, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS, equal with
w any n the city 2h each. Lodgings, with good
clean single ieds i2s Meals, i2tl Board and Lodgings
50 ~ wefk Newspapers from london, Liverpool all
the principal cities Of the United States taken in.
ly2O Inn IN
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COllAoE. UN InE CLIFF
AT The GlsEAr Falls ON 1HE PASSAIC

sUDA bioLUII AND oUGAH ChALhLNo.
THE Subscriber wishes make known 70 the Puullc that
much Of the Biscuit and Crackers which sold IA this
uty ny the above entirely diee. from
Biscuit and Sugar truckers made his Bakery which
beei used by nvald particularly those suffer d
gstoh Tor more than twenty vita the best results
winnie the imitation which be made Tor less price, though
perhaps good for health wholly unit or the
SICK The aLoss Biscuit and Crackers, also Butter Biscuit
Wine Biscuit Butter Crackers w alter Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Bread all OF the first quality constantly Tor sale
the well known establishment 25 Washington street. corner OF
Warren EPHRAINi TREAD w ELL.
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JU.>Eo'o COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR INIrIA1ORY COUNTING ROOM.


At 3S5 broadway.
F. BROWNE bees TO call the attention Of admirers Of this
y. delightful instrument, the ars and elegant
OF Has he has for sale 38j Broadway The hrlancy Of
tone shuess Of touch and elegant finish Of ese Has, can
be vrceled aud very seldom eqned. They have all the
modern improvements Of London aid Paris and EuroIan
PRICES. arranted TO bear the lest Of climate
Harps repaired. J.F BROWNE x co.
Makers from Frard, LonJon,l
1856 Broadway, aud 731s Chambers street y X
Established 1910.
just received Few Of Bochas last instruction Book
for the Harp Also, fine lot Of >iriprs. iva mdSw-rc
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FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the 1RICOPHEROUs, or
i Patent Nledlcaed Compound, are
l-in brae ,as strengthening and clarifying qualities.
2-lts gently stimulating the action OF tive skin.
3-iu producing aud encouraging reaction in the bulb or
roof ad particularly IN the pulp which vessels
and nerve giving llfe aud veor the hair.
4-lts equasnpg the circulation Of the fluids.
3lts freeing the skin from The effects Of scurf
and dandrun AID dlsposlng the hair to curl.
6nd rs irrluent will the hair beauty and
health to the latest period Of Lille.
Cauitous advice disease connected with the hair
a. the Hair Cutting Rooms lag Broadway up stars corner OF
Liberty street. - :. ana i'm n,
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GENILEMEN > LEFI orr WrkL ROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can b. obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous of converting their lett of
wearing apparel into cash.
Famiies Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dncs having superuous fleets dispose Of will fluid
much to their advantage send for the Subscriber no will
attend at their residence by appointment. !,
J. LEVINSTYN,
4G6 Broadway, M stairs.
prompt atention jy20 lm.rc !
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pAYNE'S uNIVERSUM; or Pictorial World-Editrd BY
Charles Edwards ESQ., being Collection of Engrayings
Of Vews all Countries Portraits of Great Men, and Speci-
psns q WORKS Of Art q Al ages and Of every character will
finished Steel Engrayings. from plates printed DENY
auarto paper and will he accompanied with eight TO twelve
pages OF lettsrpress. =. II 4
Subscribers OF the Pictorial World tfor ysar) will
CHARLES MULLER,
AL aaw3wsm No llS Nassau street, N. Y.
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Il Cd 1 a. nANI thAAIOlS.
BOSNARD, Nassau street The Proprietor can fear
iessy recommend this establishment general
u has for many been conducted STYLE that the
French and Foreign residents has afforded universal salisiac
on His table abounds with luxury the fastidous
can que whether in the English French style Of cookery
his Wines, Fruits and Liquors the The
Walters and English polite and the general
me o. ue tables IN cool aud AIRY sa9on ior private and
N 8 Nassa
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PAUL De KoCk's WORKS.

00MPkEIE FOR ONE DOLLAR
4EAuTfFIl upeusird edition Of al tle sckpowldssd
n Work ofChsriss Paul DE- Kock with tie sulors psit
Ead bEIphys g-ay for dsiysryat es Nassau sess.
london k..a,is sl< richest hsrorous most s.ei
in any language" 50 the excitement about them
France and England that Backwood Magazine says 49, The
PEOPLE IN both have forgotten all their other
nhon and gone Paul De Kcck mad This clifton i beanti
fully printed surine paper, aud hundred
large paIes Of closely printed matter The work mailabe,
aud may be by throughout The United the
Canadas trfiing All orders for COPY Of the
work muf' contain ore dollar b ranked or pes raid aad d..
Six copies will be ~ Tor live dollars.
The trade Supplied on the usual terms. iva nd&Wsec
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'lAhc NOIJJ he ouUscrDer ~,
the that he has for the last years past ii the
sy q New York. namelytp attend 20 every branch
Ness mat The human nature Is subject ~, particularly
ash =, arr OF long standing and appear ncu.bls lie wishes
and ATTENDANCE gratis Once No. 81 ade street. lew doors
north from Broadway 8. HEINE NJ. ID.
jyi6 fmsec fss,n. - tg..,.,c,..
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The Snow SToRM.-We are now In the midst
OF greater tall OF snow than was ever known In
place this Since Sunday night there has
been but little nermisson and east and north Of us they
mail which due yes erday afternoon did arrive
until this afternoon, which shows the nature
and extent OF the distractions 1t had to encounter On
the Lakes has been fearful time to any crah which
Of the cold upon the energies OF those engaged in nsv
eating them the thickness OF the air. filed with the fall
ing and drifting renders them incapable of seeing
at any distance, and consequently liable to run foul OF
imminent dangers And from the strength Of the north
east wind which prevailed here during Monday heavy
gale must have been experienced at the upper end OF the
lake We wait with anxiety from that quarter. There
have been arrivals since Monday morning The storm
has taken every thing here out OF order. The warm,
spring -ke weather, which prevailed here last week up
10 Saturday night, led us little 10 expect such sudden
change TO the other extreme Never more beauti
day and Friday. The harvest moon full the warm
wind blowing from the south-the sky was clear,
and every thing appeared with the best gnrb Of that love-
ly season-Indian Summer. But a change soon came
it's effects The depth Of the snow aad the scsnt supply
OF fuel, which thousands had laid in, will cause much
suffering, although the cold not yet intense Outdoor
business almost entirely suspended aud large numbers
are consequently thrown out Of employment, for the
time, at least
The sympathy Of citizens yet active In behalf
the sufferers by the late gale. II has been effective thus
lar in obtaining much aid to give them comfort and pre-
serve them from want, suffering and exposure The be
nevolent who have been blessed with means have come
forward with open hands and hearts. The ladies, "a
pecally, have been active in the good work-not only
giving, but by the labor Of their handsaddpg value t.
the gifts bestowed But the work 10 not yet fully done
There IL before us q long Of inclomency, snd
those rendered. destitute BY the providence Of God
not be permitted to want suffer- while there - soun
dance In the land.-Bufsis IaquIv~a0 Oct - nucp.
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D ESTABLISHED EMlCRANT PASSAGE OFFICE,

SHR2k X &3k &$(
JOHN HEHDMAN, 81 South street New Y orE
The subscriber continues make arrangements 10 pne ont
passenger. from Great Britain and Ireland (ya Lyerpoo
who be engaged this Office with any of his agents
e Uatsd States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
pool five daysand in order afford every facility he
Boston every week, during the year " -
sending for their friends rely that
digen attention will be shown them heretofore and should
any Of those sent for not embark the money will be refunded
AIRY saa tPss rsmtng money their friends, have
mand a the following banks without discount any other
ENGlAND-Messrs. j. Built Son & Co., Bankers London;
Bsmsd Co. Liyerpoo the National Provincial Bank Of
shire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Banking Cot
IRELAND-Nationa Bank Of Ireland and Branches and
Provincial Bank Of Ireland and Branches all the principal
towns throughout the Kingdom.
OILANlD-Esstern Bank of Scotland and Branches
Persons residing in the and wishing send
their friends may insure its being done satisfactorily their
mlttng the they wish with the address
of the for whom intended; for the amount
will than be forwarded first steamer and receipt
for the returned by mail.
For further particulars apply liz by lettsr
sl6ec JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South At
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Missouri ToIAcoo CRoP. The IT. Louis papers
say that the tobacco crop Of Missouri this will squa
at least the quantity produced In any year her stoiore
and that the quality win be very nns.
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The INpIANs-The Chippewa Indians from the
wds OF the west gave exhibition last evening In the
old Post Ofice before and respectable audi
ence Notwithstanding the state Of tho weather there
fair audience present, who appeared TO be highly
Wild gestures OF the children tf the forest who upon
he whole acquitted themselves admirably
performances, and displayed great dextery in their
ious games nc. They are specimen Of Indians,
nd we understand that they all steady Characters
Chief feet inches and the Interpreter quite
intelligent fellow and frequently addresses the audi
ence Ia English, explanatory Of their ceremonies They
cannot fail 10 have success their gcrfr rrpse+erro
and dsmsanor.-BuGaic .fir Nori
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RARNHILLS INDELIBLE INK-The supsnon.y Of this
Marking Ink is now very generally acknowledged by the
npmbe Of whom have already tested may be BY their
and haye pronounced It superior TO any oer
lndelibe ink whether of domestic or foreign make
The whole process Of marking may be completed in three
minutes, even At midnight, IL desrable
IL il called Barnhll Indelibe Ink after the Christian name
Of one Of 6rm who invented it. Manueured for sale
~ POTTS, LINN HARRIS,
olosa1a
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M AM ED PURCHASERS second
~ Aangles They laborsaving machine they entirely
upsrsede he use Of onng smoothing table linen, sheets.
the machine doing much work in day with
moothnE irons They in the principal hoss and
aumber OF private families in the city, and give satsact
They sold by DUNCAN WEsT, Little Green street NJ
work reduced rates. ~ Imsec
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PEOPLE"S LINE OF SIEa MBOA1S
Eikk AJRANY

FOR ALBANY.
.sn3rA - DAILY, Sundays exceped-Through direct
NMS Pat s r: M, from he Steamboat Pier between
Courlanas and Liberty streets.
The atcaInboet KNiCkERBOCKER, Captain A. p; 81
Joan Monday, Ws.c!. and Friday Evening" at o'clock
Tuesday TharS2ay ana nasaaay Evenings. o'clock
rsosa feot Of Barclay street.
At Five o'clock 7. M.-Lsndng AZ Intermediate Places
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. captain X. q. Crut
tensn Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons
at 5 O'clock = . - -.
IIss syeumbost COLUMBIA, Captain William H. Peck
yTuesday ThussAay and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
,ssacagen rakna eishsr Of me above lines will arnyt
Albany take the Morning Trains Of Cars for
the west 1< boats and substanua are far
nsA with and elegant state and Tor speed and ac
Communications, unIivslied on the Huason. .
All persons trusting any Of the boats Of this
line wrhout ordrr from the Captain
For pessase 6e;sht apply board. to r G. Schultz
~ the Cfce on ~ wbar o2erc
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TO OLD COMMUNICATIONS IN small o. large
sums made 70 all Of Europe on r2u which will
~piy @ ''' ~ e. e. IIpViNSr6N. For.isn s.asy.
Srl ass y! Il &; fal ss;s''
I oese u o0uth sRsssi
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NOTICE.

A H;PAKKER, 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
"a Elm street. for the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings
Porceans and Antiquities has just received ship Persian
from Amseer LAM fine collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
the Flemish and Dutch schools elegant japan acqueed
orcea Of the richest kinds old Dresden Porcelain Groups
century. md Of grandeur equal thing imported this
country which disposed Of moderate prices There
fore those who wish enrich their collections ornamenng
their parors will find to their interest call and
and Judge for themselves Ladies particularly invited
view this splendid collection.
At home from 10 A. M. till r. M. o22 2meod&rc