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"a n, /, al hsss AZ Az and se0 kegs No ., ct tsis
bs,s ne, ,ss firns mess sold at 80 CO. and lad
tisro.s at s3 25 FreshtsNo Transaction Of interest
don 7 q ner cent premium; Paris. 8 32k 40; New
York 60 dsys az aX per cent discount; do sight, par
i Der cent premium Treasury Notes,hs per cent
premium.
cotton Yesterday 1900 bales prices somewhat easier
holders met buyers more freely, than for the two
dsvs previous: no actual Decline Prices rang
in9 from 6X q 81; principal sales 60 ~; middling
fair to fully fair ia rs. Rice-Market very firm and
fuller prices fer s3out 600 tierces sold, from So lilo
S2,I Freights to Liverpool 1851, and Havre 20.
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CONVENTION HALL, IT'S WOOSTER STREET
near Blocker street The original Sable Brothe ccn-
tnue the attractive and pleasing every niaht
this week except Wednesday, March l5h when
gagged to appear at Wa.hins,on Hall Jersey city, and
popular making for them grand gala times
New Workers have all to hear them and
crowd upon them. We advise all to come early. Doors
open 6h O'Clock. Concert commence soclock Admission
lax cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

PALMo's OPERA HoUsE-THE CELEBRATED
groups OF Model Artists twenty in number, will have the
honor ofappeang ,eriea OF their celebrated Grand Ia
beauS Vvants and Poses pssquss under the
OF Sig Monte Lille. Thursday March l6tb.The Tsbleaux
TO be this week the chocst of those produced
a. In Porte 81 Martin Paris which have reIizd TWO mil
Of Esaes5 novelty ever produced before the American
troupe, and Honppe by Model Dress circle aud par
quette, 81 upper boxes, SO cents Doors 6to
at7k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 10.
In the -four market, prices maintained the hrmnen
noticed yesterday, with further sales of Gsnesee Now
Orleans, and Petersburg Ths demand for the East
continued steady, with good local trade The better
brands sought for and for which holders were
asking better prices Receipts retarded from
sea by strong gales from the northwest while tho
cold, it believed, would interrupt navigation
the rivers and canals TO the southwark There was
again doing in wheat, and the sales OF Gsnesee
wihn few days, have been large at yesterdays quota
tons Further of Ohio made on terms stated
below. There very little good sound yellow, and
white corn osriug ard holders standing out for
better bids Ths chief transactions as on yesterday
we're made in New Orleans either Injured by heat, or
cut Of order at previous rates Sales meal made
without change in prices Rye was inclined 10 oroop,
aud sales made at decline Rye nour sofa az about
previous prices. There no changs in oats Pro-
Visions showed very little change FORK was heavy and
small solss we're made under previous rates:
about the Same Ta.re was considerable doing in lard
including both kegs and barrels Groceries rather
inaotve the weather not being favorable to out door
business on account of the high wind and intense cold
ASHES of 80 40 barrels pots were reported at
So s755 and 80 do pearls at 50
BEEswAx-Sales OF 5000 lbs Western yellow made
private terms; Southern was worth 2lc.
BaxApsrurFs Flour Sales OF 500 1000 bbls Of good
to pure Gsnssse made in lots at So b6k So 63h
old Western caual was worth Sc SO; 500 600 do Ro-
chester sold at So e2H 400 500 do old Ohio brought
Petersburg country, were ado SO 25 and $50 do at
Sc 371s Sales of 200 900 bbls New Orleans fair to
good brands were reported ut So 37ra SO so. There
was change in Howard street or Bransywipe Wheat
Within few days past sales Of some 10000 bushels
Of Genesee have been made at 81 80; sales OF 1000
bushels of white Ohio we're made to-day at
81 a. and 20e9 do, at 81 40; and 1000 do Gsnesee
at 81 50 Cern-The sales amounted to about Is l0,
bushels New Orleans heated otherwise out Of
der, at 4s GOO Sales Of $500 bushels southern mixed
wsr. Ynads at $40. There very little sound white
aud yellow ofsripg and holders were frn. MeaI-sales
about 500 barrels New Jersey made at 81 43
So so Rye-The market was dull, and prices dropped
Sales of 1000 bushels in the slip Were made at $780, and
1000 d. ST Soc 5000 do sold TO arrive, on private
terms Rue Flour Sales Of 200 barrels made at
81 @ S. 064 Oas exhibited no change Northern
were steady at 400 Bans leo barrels Of inferior sold
at 62Isc, aod % do prime at ST. 26.
CcrrEE--The market was quiet, and no change In
prices
CorroN-The firm position Of holders has rather had
the effect of stopping business The sales to- day
ported at 100 bales.
MOVEMENTS OF Corrov IN THE UNITED STATES.
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OONCERr ROOM-No. s3a BROADWAY. ONE

CONCERT ROOM-No. 332 BROADWAY, ONE
~ door above the Broadway Thcss Every evening during
the week cnmmer chg Monday evening" March 18th INST
Professor THEIRS company of American ard Foreign Ar
tsis nubsr) will appesr and produce variety
and splendid Tabeaux Vivans and Poses Pastques
The costumes aud properties csunot he surpassed BIZ any
others the Union Taviug made arrangements with
celebrated band fEthiopisu mnasls they will appear
entertain the audience with hsr humfrs gtcs,
dances bur.csques Sc Sc each evening The popular Eh
opln caricuIc dance Of Roa Belle will be personated by
Of the band For particulars small bills circle
30 cents upper seats cents BSrict order will bs
kept by the police officer attendance Doors open at OK
o'clock CONNIE nc d ~ O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON, March II, 1873.
Tie Herald and the Treaty-Great Enthusiasm-
Confirmation Of Mr.. Seuier-The Loan Biz,
&c &c,
The Netc York Herald of this mornings arri-
val. was all the go, and numerous and curious,
were the guesses as to the mystery of that treaty;
but perhaps the very best guess as to the means
through which the said treaty was obtained by
the Herald aforesaid, was that of young lady,
who could account for il in no other way than
by compact of "peace, friendship, and limits"
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THE CAMpBELLs HAVE CoME--THIs CELE

THE CAMPBELLS HAVE COME--TEI5 CELE
b1ted company Of Ethiopian Mnstres, whose popular
ard inmtabe deneatinns the Negro chachave every
where drawn the fashionable will have the plea
sure Of giving one OF their highly popular entertainments
evening this week. tho Rooms Bread
way The of this feels hesitation
surng the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York that the per-
fornuc Of this md Of singers will be such the
most fssdious will approve. Admission, 25 cents
uo.n
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MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY. BETWEEN
VI Grand and Broome st,eets.-UPEN EVERY NIGHT
fourth week Of the Original CHRIsTY,s MINsTKELs,
direction Of +. r. CHRSyY, whose nimabe and oreins
entertainments nightly honorsd with crowded and high
unprecedented by any in this city Admission rs
cents. doors Concert O'Clock For
the accommodation of families AFTERNOON CON.
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open At 2; commence
af0 o,cl nck
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RILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE, RECENTLY IN;
- ported from Gsrmsuyiti is the best and beautiful
TO be found New York and would be particularly conve
nient for club, rich habtation, country house -
Apply at 80 Nassau street. in the basement Also Lathe Tor
sale, Is West Broadway, up stars. -
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nROLL DOING5 AND DIVERSIONS ar Iht So
ciety Library Of Broadway and Leonard street,
Tuesday, March Ath end every evening throughout the
week pr.VALENTlNE the celebrated delineator of &c
centrc ton with Signor Spneo and his
100 learned Canary Birds Tickets IS commence at
~ o'clock Signor Spiue;to will give exhibition for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

kS Pi.t.nv. C,fs Il. Min. Enin....OM,,.r. y a
,irs.y.-Mn,iea nrseet, Mr. Odfsld-some lhisE New.
Tablesuz-Thc Sculpters Dream aud Venus and Adons will
be produced style OF ncbness and effect hitherto unknown
"a America. Thursdsy, March l6 PROG rsiime-Pert -
IsblsasI Vivaau and Poses Pstqus the Model Artists
Part 2Virgnia aud Virgnius &c. Part 3-lnvocaton
Love, &c Performances TO commence at Socock. OEchst-
e~-tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1913
Mr.. Poks Anbition for Second Term-A Letter
from Tennessee Col Zadock Pratt-IHe Pre-
sidency.
Mr.. Polk has become alarmed for fear that,
before the meeting of the Baltimore convention,
his secret designs and schemes for second term
will be generally known by those not in his Sc
cret confidence.
The leading friends Of Mr.. Buchanan have,
within few days past, been lulled into false
security. One Of them, few days ago, said to
me, "Oh, Mr. Polk will not be in the way
that's, all arranged" Yes, it is arranged, as
was the cat In the meal tub.
We now have openly III the field, on the de-
mocratc side IL, Mr.. Cass; 2, Mr.. Buchanan
3, Mr.. Woodbury..
A letter has recently been received in this city
by a government officer, from very dlstln-
guished Tennessean,sw switch has opened the eyes
OF, at least, one candidate tor the Presidency.
la this letter, the true design Is exposed. Mr..
Polk is 10 be pressed, in the contingency that
neither Cass, Buchanan, nor Woodbury., can get
the nomination. The writer says ''Mr Folks
friends cannot take part IN any contest between
the present rivals Tor the Presidency, especially
when they are all wrong on one cardinal point
IN the democratic creed, viz: opposition to In
ternal improvements by the general government.
We, OF our own accord, shall not present his
name Tor q nomination. But who does not see
thst, under the two-thlrd rule, and amid the
present quarrels, he IS the man to eventually
succeed! He asks nothing, yet If the party come
to HIM, as the only man TO serve the party, he
canot refuse the srcrihce."
Mr.. Polk, however, should not too fondly ex-
pect such state OF things There may be some
one who nobody knows, that may, Gas he hum
sell was,) be brought forward as an available
There are hundreds who would make the sa-
crihce ~ For our part, we go tor Col Hadock
Pratt, OF New York, d man OF more industry, en-,
terprise, honesty, and common sense than all
the Presidential asprants combined. The bone
and sinew, the working men, the mechanics
and the agriculturists, would come up TO ms sup
port and why shall we not have practical"
man tor our executive More than nine-tenths
of our countrymen earn their bread honestly, by
toll, and It would be 10 them as credltable to
Cinclnnatus from his plough. FELIX.
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I Asst CONCERT OF THE HUTCHINSON
IL Family New York Brook W. prIor their visit

- Family ~ New York and Bf0oklyn, their VISIT
SouthIThe Hutchinson Family return their very kind
knowledgme their lends in New Yo-k and vicinity
for the liberal bestowed in previou,
Entertainment Rutgers Iustue Friday evening" MAJ
II. lao at the Library Hail. in Brooklyn Monday
ing, March 20. Also their Farewell Entertainment the
Tabernacle March %, Tickets 50 cents each May be had
ncpa music aud the door evening
of ontertainmeIt Doos at quarter T. Concert
commence n q to 8 o'ciocb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

nR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET BETWEEN
- Chatham and Wism has for the last fourteen years
enjoyed the most extensive practice in private Diseases OF
medical man New York He the aggravated
OF this dsease mild cured five days
scture-DI Cooper has discovered new method by which
he cure the worst form OF structure in from
weeks with scarcely pam the patient Constitutional
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED ia by
This when freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia
weakness of the limbs and small Of the back confusion of the
intellect aversion society," warranted every
ca charge. No
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A MEXICAN NORTHUMBERLAND performances, every
"A afternoon at O'Clock, and evsry evening ~. The
has the pleasure of announcing engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Malone Raymond, aud their three beautiful
daushters who give their inmtabs Irish hu,ienl Entertain
nents every afternoon and evsnicg Great Western the Yam
kee, Miss Bernard the Model of the Scripture Sta
lRT, nc &c Admission to the whole IS Children
wtf 0,h price Preserved front shilling
RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river, painted three miles Of be
ing the largest painting in the world at haEoama build
evening Sundays s1ceptsdl Admission 50 cents. children
price The Panorama will commences moving at ~ O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and SatHr
DAYS, at o'clock.
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100 DIR JEFFRlEs' ANTIDOTE FOa CON
lO@ ohga elect Structure anl similar disorders This
remedy which reqqire no assisaEce is duty
quickly end thoroughly leaving eff CT either
the constitution the affected In using the antdote
Of the nconvenent and useless restrictions Diet
cupaton &C. &C. required One bottle is generally suf
6c,eat to cure an ordinary case which unfrsque,y dis
by c. H. RING, 1879 broadway, corner John street.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE SECOND PERIOD OF
the Season Monday evening" 9Th March instant the
Opera will be resumed and be
most attractive firm every MONDAY Wsdp..tay ana Friday
Applications will be received for the hire the remain
ing Boxes ard Seats either for the whole number Of nights
The Second row Of BoIe: the second tier have been al
the desabe the House variety Of popular
Operas, including the New Grand Opera Of Nabucco of
Verdi 10 rehearsal, will be brought No expense
will be spared make the second part ote squy
brilliant not moro than the Gr Asor Place, March
18th, 1Bl8.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-THURSDAY EVENING
- March l6 will be performed tie comedy ed LON
May Har ria T Mr. Xachs Charles Cosyty M y vqndeu
away Miss Rose elbn After The comedy Dances nv the
Misses ~, Clair ssd Ceests Overture" Terysldo DeIs-
Ia" by the Orchestra To conclude with MY WIFk's
SECOND FL0oR,Capt Topheayy. Mr. Andsr.on Mr.
Felix rodds; Mr.. Dawson: Mrs Topheavy Mrs Winstan
ley; Fanny Maylove Nina Ttbin. Doors open at ocock
performance to commence 1T In fpsst O'Clock.
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On An REwARD-A HORSE AND BUGGY WAS
.,oer Mondsv

&G(l NEW hNDEA HOKSE AND .bUUuT We
The horse dark brown with white stripe
the forehead white hind feet white the ancle
ha; leather top IN the near side q which are
and holes in the sprng bar Harness pla,ed uudeI
meath the collar pad collar covered with
ends body panneed scat Twentfve dollars Of the
horse and buggy the and the bannce will paid
for the thief libe raj reward will be given for information
uoyf Marchl
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MOTICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing hetwee. the subscribers, under the Of
DUNLAP& THOMPSON, is this day Dissolved by mutual
con.ent The afrs OF the firm will be closed By THUs.
DuNLR, who .duly euh.,ized to settle the same T.
DUNLAP, j. M. THOMSON. March II, 1873 The sub
sctibcr will continue the business in all branches s here
tafore end uuss by assd9y and strict merit
hher share of patronage from his friends md the public T.
DUNLAP Scotsman and Florist 635 Broadway Blesck
Sraf
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IAees ..A1y Ayer,c ,ss.,g.:: .S. Il Y

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Northumberland
ID Pavsou will sell, this day, 10 o'clock the auction
room ass Pearl street Hardware Cutlery, SC. we'll worthy
the Of the trade AT u O'CLOCK $50 groce superior
400 cuds Knives For further partic catalogue
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handsome (furnshed the front and back Parlors
of No 90 White street. with breakfast II desired no 9bJ.c
nn to two cupyng tho apartment The ia.
Inilr IL arnall nd O. Amply above.
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r OST OR STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL pocket about o'clock Nj this day "wednesday while
passing from No 7s Pearl street through Pine TO the corner
of Water Pocket Book containing about live do
lars ana laIge amount of notes al made payable
the order OF Wade Morrison Co. liberal reward will
be paid the to at No l73 Peal
ID stairs. s 3. MAY.
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A BEAUTIFUL SILK UMBRELLA, WITH A RIG
IA ly carved indie: plain substantal Umbrella. made OF
the bcst materials and in the best patent self open
ing Umbrella Paris made, Variety Umbrella fit to
and not too costly to loose Either the above descIb
be purchased lower and better than
other pac. in the Ciy.st ga Broadway GENlNs, oppo
ii, Panl's Church.
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100 -RHEUMATIsM, p sINSNND STIFFNESS OF
IC~ he Joints swelling of the Muscula near
them, ruptons OF the Skn and all dseases arising from
impure state Of the blood &c. ,setuly removed by
the use Of kne Compound Syup Of Hydriodafe fPoua
Saaparila snd Yellow Dock Cases which have resisted ali
other treatment hive been rapidly and entirely by
TAI by Ill RING hp.ar
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VUANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w cook wash and IRON. and has ohjec
tsn to do house work in small family the other do cham
Der work aud in the washux and aud OBJ
lection ant do sewing. The best OF city
e Please call 10 Canal street, second floor back
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EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITUaE.--LA-
IL dies AMI Gentle having superuous effects to dispose
Of such weereg appae fanituye. &c obtain fair
cash price Tor the same by sending for the through
deptes J.LEvENSTYN le6 Broadway, up s,irs Ladie .
co be attended To by Mrs. LeYenafYn.
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NJ ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE THURS
Or, The Wooden shoemaksr-Kabri. Mr. Holland; Madame
K KibIi, Mrs Mr.. Henry. After which, HUNTING A TUK
CLARK; Mrs. TMtle. Mis- Robert. TO be followed by A
GLANCE AT NEW YORK IN lsis-llo,e. Mr.. Chan
conclude with CITY WlvEsI;MI Lovewel Mr. Holland;
Miss Phillips Dresscrcle so cents; upper boxes e5 PITT
az cents ln future the doom will open O'Clock, and
he will rixea nj LO'clo
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ITO LET-ON THE FIRST OF MAY NFXT-AN
excellent three story house in Hammond fitted with
marble mantes hot aad cold baths $780, Ao one
in Bark street the size with like rniences-rent
s,75 both Factory ond Fourth Ap
Div to ALEX NJ GKEIG No Hanover street, corner Of
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RUWENf IHEAIHE-THUKSDAYE EVENING,
THE BoTTLE-Riehurd Thomley, Mr.; Clarke: Geoiss
Gray Triton; Dognose Halls noddle,, Burke; Spike Jor-
KITTY Cmn Sutherland With which, will be- repeated HUE
Tsbithy, Mrs: suth. rlend TO conclude with the 0AMR
COCK OF THE W!LDERNEsS-sampson Hardhead. Mr..
erland; Clara. Mrs Waleott Boxes 25 eents; Gal
lery l2 cent? Doors open at ~ O'Clock Performance
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Thalscsy Essqrs tsseh iS v Ga psipfiaed ire grand
ballet b, Of Mile Bansy; Marietta,
BouIary Previous g which, the NERVOUS NAN AND
THE MAN OF NERVE-Mcshsne, Mr.. Brougham: Mr..
Ms Vernon TH GOuep Ts with Ire DUBE Bs6DED
Andrews; Mrs. Deputy LomaI, Mrs. Vernon; Nancy, Mis-
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DIAPER. PAPER RITING PAPER-A GENERAL
Of cheap and letter. also fine and super
fine blue white ruled pau commercial aud packet post
also. fiat hardware. drpsgss match box paper and
and wrappng variety Tor sale by JAMES
NORVAI. 10 John
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CHATHAM THEATRE. THURSDAY EVENING
tragedy Of BRUTUs or the Fall of Tarquin-Drutus. Mr.
Addsms Titus Mr. sutherlsnd seIus Mr. Brandon; AInp,
jason; Lucrseia Mrs I,herwood Highland Fling by Miss
ON HORsEBACK AND HE'LL RIDE 70 80 Ssdi
Mr. Winans Gulna,e Miss ildreth Fayorite Dance by Miss
I'D OF WlTNESS-GberL Mr.. Wipans Dame, Mrs.
Wray. Doors open at oclock-commencs at ~ Boxes,
re. ts.
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nR; RALPH, AUTHOR Or TIE PRACTICAL
- rriyste Trsatu,D sc, !, eon,sged upga az OF ths
diseases there referred to- ~ hs residence 80 tcsnwsh
s,test from 70 ~ AMI and toe ~ tsunday s1eeptedl
be asoshei al the rnpdy and lits Msnd
ing the cure IL chody howavsf laoss who have suffered
psIly appssiate his services
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CHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE, (22 WARREN STD
~ Cacd-Madme. j. Houdbert Boucher, formerly 2S2
Brodway respectfully informs her and the ladies
generally that she continues TO carry on tho business at he
residence 22 Warren She is constantly utuhed
with handsome of French Lingerie Caps and
Chemisetes nfsn Pardesus Hats and Straw HATS of the
stvle also French Corss and Corses made order
on the patterns of the very best houses in Paris.
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Il the National Academy Of Design.-Ihs rooms Of the
Academy ready for the reception works for the
Twenty:thrd Annual Exhibition. which will be opeaed on
the LIST Of April JOHN q. CHAPMAN. Secretary N A. ID
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A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL

A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
IA sy.tym by Edward II. Dixon, Nj D. author of suudry
surgical Essays aud lectures on ths operative surgery the
Eyo-pp 40 edition 9TH This work complete
of the causes of early decay from SELF abuse and
and also OF every known disease of the sexual system in
guge scapted eysIyreader Opinions OF the Press New
York Journal of Medicine and Collateral Sciences IL is
ten clear nervous style and calculated to do much
good Inc descriptions and the ment JUDI
cous The practitioner will hnd it abounding in valuable
hiets and the general reader will many uefu
cautions and wa'nngs Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal DR. Dixon has w,ttn much aud ell various branch
OF his book shows thorough acquantance with
modern Practice Stricnte gonouf varioc'e. hydrocee
snd htua particularly we'll treated Of The authors ORR
gnaty and thorough devotion the rational cples Of
medicine sns his inaenuty under trying surgical
stamp with uncommon interest" Evening Post DR..
Dixon puril OF Dr. Mott Of great number
Of valuable Instrument and practitioner Of fifteen years
ssndng his book is written With great decacy and
ia decided arEuaEe; will doubles, do great good Wo
end her Disc SEES from the cradle the grave adapted
exclusively to her nsrqcton the natural laws Of her sysem
and all the Diseases Of her critical periods BY Edward H.
CHARLES RING. corner Of Broadway and John street
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NO. l. lsas-BRANDRETH'sp PILLS ARE SAFE AND

NO. I, i%s-BRANDRETH,SPI PILLS ARE SAFE AND
reliable especially adaped for the Of bilious and
Liver Complaints dyspepsia giddnes, and pain in the head
heartburn aud that dull weir,ome feeling after meals
ucuarly alter dinner, fatuen in the stomach and
bowels and II all cases Of eceu chroniesl cosven.u
their worth is bsyond estimate Purely vegetable in their
compositos, they do not occasion confinement TO the
house OF alteration from the usual diet Their operation is
mild and pea,sut save WHEN tho impurities Of the system
bav. become highly vitaed and then the slight
ycpience Immediately forgotten in the amazug ivelness
and vigor which follows The andreh Pills DESTROY
rurfy the blood remove all Of irregularty in the
functions oevery and thus OF health TO
bon sexes their virtues surpass ali eu oey and must be
used be fully appreciated Sold cents per boz with
full directions, nj 2 HUDSON 27i Bowey ard Dr. b.
ntnrdret hs Prncnll Ofice. 81 nrnadwau. Nex Wort.