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WASHINGTON, Dec. n, 1913.

Last session, Congress passed law reducing
the mileage of messengers who might be detailed
to report the results OF the electoral colleges to
the federal authorities at Washington. Last week
the messengers sent in memorial, congratulatlng
Congress on the ADM able working OF the law,
and recommending them to try the experiment
upon their own mileage, now that the expedlency
of reduction Is proved.
The House laughed at that memorial, and there
was an end oft
The other day the statistics OF the members'
mileage. as reported by Horace Greeley, came
except two three strict cOnstructiOnists from
Virginia, almost every member OF both houses
has overcharged for travel IN sums ranging from
81 40 to 81 200 excess.
Those statistics hit the nail on the top Of the
head, and you may look tor some little lndigna-
ton on the subject, and perhaps some retrench-
ment.
AS the subject ID up, we would call public atten-
ton to the extra session (Executive) OF the Sc
nate, which is to be convened after the fourth
March next, tor the purpose OF confirming Cabinet
appointments. In lS45, the short session ended
on the 4th March. The Senators who were here
on the 9th here at the close OF the session.
Yet by liberal construction OF the law, IT was so
constr ued as to allow to each Senator his usual
mileage for trip home and back, and again to
| the extra Executive session Thus, between IL
| O'Clock at night and IL the next morning, Sena-
tor from Alabama for instance, had travelled CON
| stTuctvely all the way home aud back again, tor
| which tourney he received some 81, 800 from the
| public treasury, 1.-TWO thousand five hundred dol
| lars) So of nearly all the Senate, according to
distances. And this was before the telegraph ex.
tended further than Baltimore. We would can
the attention of Mr.. Greeley to this branch OF the
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TAR RALPH AuTaOR OF THE "PRA CTICAL PNVar
- Treatise &c. IS ssse-oee hoar'y =, .,o s.,
tsundsy e~ epted Those wn1 .
attending their chiefly however thoss VINO nav %
Sred from cs OF people, who osn properly
bs ~, yces In ro<ure frsm Its first or ncpene 70 M
advanced and distressing stages iron nrsemmon
.ra very dive praoce) he afford rap,d esy Ana
rsSsi cur vnch his ground for stating can DC oo'aneo
from no thor source In America
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ALBANY, December q, 1S43.
The Letter in Relation TO the Election Of Uaitsd
Nfafcs Seu0for-A MusttrV

ALBANY, December e. 1S43.
Tile Letter in Relation to the Election ofa Uaied
States Senator-A Mystery
| beg leave to submit, IN my own defence, q
bret and concluding statement IN the matter OF
the letter upon the subject of the election OF
United States Senator for this State, which have
Asserted. in the New York Herald, William II.
St ward lately Wrote to Mr.. Seth z. Hdwiey, OF
BuHalo | trust this statement will, IN the Judg-
ment Of all reasonable men, fully acqult me OF the
charges of wiliul Misrepresentation which have
been made against me. IL have consulted my
own interest, / have told nothing but the truth.
because ! have no manner OF concern IN the
election of a Senator, except mat desire 10 nave
the DE- ople repre- resented by good men.
In the Mm York Herald of yesterday, asserted,
over nv own sIgnau,e, that Mr.. Seward did, In
the month of October or November last past,
write letter TO Mr.. seth q. Hawley, IN which
MIR S. ward used the following language
John A Collier must be defeated or our influence
with the adminst alton will be curtsed our friends
in Albany think 60" " ,Y,.
publishes card, IN which he says
have never ut any time, received from Governor
Seward any letter containing any statsmsns of A""-
sion to the subject OF United States senator -
This emphatic denial, coupled win previous
one, no less emphatic, IRON lne pen y, - ~,
Seward leaves me no alternative pu' 'o PUBLISH
The names of the respectable gentlemen rom
those moutbs received the lntellig nee which !
hava as a faithful correspondent, comnu 0lcateu
!" me Mr. YORK Herald. | would withhold their
names even now, II had not afforded some OF
,hsm a reasonable opportunity 10 communicate
w,,b me and gwen them notice that thus was my
Jsst resort Another conslde ration which Induces
me TO give their names, Is the belief which l en-
terrain that these gentlemen are very able To pro-
tect themselves.
Before proceed TO do so, permit me say, IN re-
ply 10 some remarSs put forth IN Mr.. hawieys
card, IN the Albany J5wnai, that have not 'oeen
imposed upon" in this matter, nor nave 10 s,IlH
covered that have been du.'ed" also take
leave 10 assure Mr.. II that did not consider the
the '.pretended extract" from Sewa-ds letter an
,mpoi,an, discovery - nor did l, in the statement
which appeared in the Herald of yesterday, at
tempt to rdcule anything. or anybody, exceP.
seward himself, who is, in fact, very ridiculous
| person In his card, MIR, Hawey also says ms
| statement is 'incoherent," &c. This was au''9S
unnecessary Mr.. II. should have conhaec q
himself to simple denial Of the charges made In ~
that statement there was nothing In ""'''
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
WANTS..

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COACH
w House . private establishment
prng carriages and three horses In situation in adon
ing central part Of Broadway good hay loft and oat bins
dcss Stabes Herald ece stating the position and nature Of
theaccommodatons.
xvyANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL,
w situation Cooking Washing and Ironing 10 pri
waite family city, Can give good Testimonials from her last
places Please cali to S Can be for week.
IL not suited.
VxTANTED-A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS OLD. IN
w wholesale and retail Hardware Store. One residing in
the the city with his parents would be preferred
Salary year. $50 Address H. H. NJ at this office, stating
residence.
A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN SPEAK, WRITE. AND TRANS
n late the English French and German languages wishes
situation private family Refer to Mr. Potet Courier
des Flats Unis.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie, ill leave
Boston to- morrow noon fer Halifax and Liverpool.
The malls will close in this city at three O'Clock this
afternoon.
The Weekly Herald, for circulation in Europe, will
in French and English, and contain all the impor-
tsnt and interesting intelligence Of the week. includ
ing of course the latest news from Washington and
the California gold region.
Copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, sixpence each
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TAR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAh
~ and William erees has for the years eoyeo
ptactce private diseases he can cure tne
mes this disease and mild cured In
two to i've days ScturDr Cooper euro the worst form
Of erctues weeks Constitutional debility
iosht on BY habit INDUCED in by young This
when freely INDUCED in begets dyspepsia weakness OF ns
lin be and small confusion Of the inoeo and aver
NON 10 society warranted in or no ohArs
Nomercury used
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DOwERY THEATaE-TUEsDAY vvENrNG DvC. ~
ID viii b performed tho drama Of the LION OF TIE D.SsRr

b win psrornsd the drama q Gs LION OF Tai DssiRT
s pu"s The Ss n T
aSs sa ss
hrs Mr. wnnn, w.,sy Akin" W: nnToS
II SeSI q E; M1 pG,. TO
tain rise: At Boxes Is os; Pit is,l Gallery isk c.:
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM
sap%d ns' M T PySs ~
Gordon which Il. Of LEND NE five
Car, eIp Say ~ Ssp%s. s p,.h Nd
sa Ss
@ GS ssss:n W.; si Sa.s:
HA mo- =: BETWEEN
3D. and viii continue every night until further
xs # III 1pspin 1a'
s1NF OF
sENTs whoe in this city for period ten months
the honor Of announcing ladies .nd gentlemen New
sss Sss ss % ;s
every H sssSnd. x
nsssnent and direction Of = Ghr:y On CHnIsTxAsDA
an Afternoon Concert commencing ~ o'clock. r. NJ
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE BROADWAY
oR III & OF Ta @ IS sas
all their insu nent. but their stSsons Tor this ensuing
srss have in the tnde manner offered their assistance
sis.P 49,: c.T
sanaaricS ., n5 BURKE Mr. Til m% The 0rTssss
S & Ss s ahsss
g, wAs sSsr r Ss 4ss
Jub. Overture BY Ms'. a0 By xa,s. .sc T
Of Iucroaia BcTs arranged Hascf DON
h'' sgs %
Burke and Sh: n1' s. rsSs will b. s$
Musa at the door the evening of the Concert
T,ABERNACLE.-oNCE MORE. AND MOST POSITIVELY
the last time in this county the Grand GAIA Concert
sn ysn ,esevsd with
Evening jan ls9 on which occasion Madame Anna
s Srsp Duets eminent tenor Also
ap Ena
Mesy Italian 6pta LopsOn s w Tsn @ the .ns
lyric symphony in two divisions called Voyage Musics II de
rent part' OIL ns WO wo M Vsn in their
sta accompanied with Instruments peculiar country
a s Ssis Ti Cola prss
Ssrp IN Full un' partcaars
TO render this unique Gala Concert as splendid as
Military sss S9ss s c g s
JUoBNsToCK.s LAST CoNCERT.-MIss ADELE AND
Charles have he honor S to "s to the
take place Tuesday Evening next 2sth New Mu
steal Hail. $50 Broadway ny. ,r-p.r.,
l. Overture from Egnont-Miss Adele Hohnstock, for
1remo Il Adele bchnstoei pia1c schmidt
g. Grand Elueda-Miss Adele Hohnstock for piano Meyer
4. Fantasia from Elisr glamour, for viohn-periorm
Fantasia from Don JuanNiss Adele Hohnstock Thalberg
Part III.
g. Caprcoca, from Pirate for the violin &c Hohnstock
Polka sSbuasndo for piano :. Miss Hohnstock
o. Graz Dueto Somnambua by Chas Adele Hohnstock
10 C,rnyai of Venice c. Hohnstook.
Tickets each to he had Mt ell the Music Stores and at
the Assembly Rooms the evening the Concert
Cor cert o'clock precisely NO posponement
| on accounto Of the weather.
| CyTOPpANTS BALL, 1893 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Walker street. night until further notice
htes Srenader comprising OF the most efficient
and companies Admission 20 cents Grand perform
ance on Saturday afternoon, commandment 3oclock.
c. WHITE, Manager and Director.
| - ETURN FROM EURoPE-DU BUFEs CELEBRATED
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MO CURE NO CHAIGE--DR. MURPHY OF o. So ~
IN street consulted all forms OF o
ases Recent cases sonorrh@a In two 70 tour a
Constitutional debility and impot,noy msGesuy from Suy
Dr. NJ Mo mercury used in any caso or "e
ucsa nioe ~ Cola street: opcr rom IA. y. !" -
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GEOLOGICAL BALL, IS AND 81 BOWEkY.-THIs MAG:
Il establishment is daily from till and
lrom 6k till r. NJ The hall Of exhibition Is fitted with
elegance and theooscon of living Beasts and Birds
en- at exhibition including the Feats Of trained Elephants
Ponies an Monkiea M Brooks den Of Lions and II
re,s Admission children under half price SeA
son tickets IS. VAN AMBURGH CO. Proprietors.
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CLOTHING.

00.N(0o0v0N(-o'N|1.... = :
LOAKS-CLOAKS-SELLING OFF AT GREAT SArRI-
stock best assortment the most fash
and Misses Cloaks offered ia this city, will
must without before the first of the New
Year the subscriber offers such great he respect
fully invites every lady who needs SUCH to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere E. WAMSLEf,
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IMPORTANT FOR CALIroRNIA.-PERsONs GOING T

IMPORTANT FOR CALIr0RNIA-PERsONs GOING TO
ahonp IN whom uncured osse, in sry FORM exists or
Of its the long would do well
The dseate itself s also very
prevalent there In view Of this private chest containing
everything necessary meet possible emergency OF this
also tie treatment for both diseases on
their first appearance may be had At No ~ oreenwich street
would dictate this provision Many have In
psce stcr having cured themselves sold the unfinished
chest for more than the original prioe
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nLYMPIC THEATRE-MR wALCCr BEcs TO AN.

nLYMFIC THEATkE.-MR WALCCT BEGS TO AN
~ that be has with the prompt
Of Mr. hitobe effected arrangemerts to take Benefit
membr) with the reimburse himself mea ure for Ills
and the Park Bowery
by destruction Of the former establishment has
kindly nominated Friday Evenirg Dec 29h
eior variety Of attractive entertainments will be presented
hnnL
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CalifOrnia.-BO0ts for the Mining Region
Governor Young from SIS to So Fine French soo
Sc and 81 other cheap stores Fine boots IS ~
and every thing the line equally low rates Fulton
and Nassau streets. THE DOCTOk
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
ONEY MARKET.

NXOnuat, DcCchADCC wv u eNAs
There vas NO meeting of the Board Of Brokers to-
?. An adjournment was made on Saturday over
Tuesday, that the members might observe the
emonies of Christina, and partake Of the boun-
Il feast, annually prepared for the occasion, with
ir minds free from the cares aud anxities Of busi-
SHAT they might forget. II possible, the RESPONSE
ties Of long and short contracts, and turn their
ention to the more appropriate duties OF the day.
was about Is we'll that no attempt was made to
nsact the usual routine Of business for the horrible
ather would have made 1t almost abortive. 1t was
lay, of ali others that have had during the past
NTH to remain in doors; and those who could do SO
re fortunate. We do not look for much activity in
' department of business until after the holidays
rstmas and New Year derange, for o time, all the
,rations of trade.
The annexed statement made by the Secretary Of
tie Of Massachusetts, exhibits the condition Of the
INKS of that State the first Saturday of September,
49, according to official returns from each institu-
BANKS OF MASSACHUSETTS,. SEPTEMBER, 1S4S:
26 Banks in So Banks out Total
c from the Banks. Boston. Of Boston. liz Banks.
pital Stock paid in w lf0U50OO w 329o0 w
nd upWards u 4ls0s22 co 6Gs0 90 O7l92 90
han IS 77o4l so l6ls 425 50 23ssss7 90
ances due other Banks 36699S 70 2665220 1858 $50 96
sh deposited, including
il sums whatever due
earring interest, it's bills
n circulation Ss3anass a profits rs
ther Banks excepted. 57935O SO 23l56O Is sO997O
interest -. ...... 35l2lO@ lISsOiH 47oOl4 90
he Banks ssls,4s 76 26,2ls656 Is 62,5s7oss 81
oI.u ih hns " A0A ss5 sO5m COO 225y 2b7sO3O 70
al ess,e SssSS ssis5 81 1S7slis 81
in this State ls9s76O5 2334O2l5 23o57s 20
q rporated elsewhere l5slOlO 90 63l3S Is 2o6239 Is
BsnSs .1' .' 16s5o2Ol6 1.s34,Oll So 3469.o3l 90
nc uding notes. bills Of
and funded debts Of
every description, ex'
due from Other Banks s75 AZ 2aC2O23 o! 5slOlO) SO
sources Of the Banks S343 76 262s6so Is $1,000 "a
MT of dtpidends since
Ss,sIsS sSS gsS 90 1Gzsa gys 90 90
mt Of reserved profits
at time Of declaringlast a,,s,o o,,,c-,.
mt Of debts due to eaen
81 Sa m. s ssSea r'0 wisI Es6s 95s76 81
mt of debts due and
S az aSiG I11 e' Is.OlO2 l7i,ol97s $1,000
Average dividends of banks in Boston, in Oct 1S47
fraction over 27-100 per cent.
Average dividends of banks In Boston, in April 1s4s
fraction over 70-10o per cent.
Average dividends Of banks out Of Bosom, in Oct
s47 fraction less tt an 9s-l0o per cent
Average dividends of banks out of Boston, in Apri
s4s, q fraction over 49-lo0 per cent.
Ayerase dividends Ct all the BIS INKS, in Oct, 1877,
raction less than 1910 per cent.
Average dividends of all the banks, in April 1S4s,
raction ever 61.100 per cent.
The leading items in this statement, compared wit
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.DR MORRISON HAsBEENENaAGED

M GDICAL CARD--DR H0aRl son HAS BEENENoAGEp
I TOR thirty years treating diseases OF the repro
ductiye erssns debility local and general and 80 frequently
with be treats with succesa Recent ahse
diplomasi In hs Office. 94k Fulton street
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fVoUNTRY Residence FOR sALE-AT TAaRYrowN,

~ about the steamboat landing new two story
house, Substantially built well finished with from hyc TO
FIVE Of andaoout half OF which woodland
with good variety Of forest The house Ia oryhv
and Deep asd contains tveve rooms
teht of which have marble msntes) exclusive Of Mehes
pant and attic On the premises are good apple orchard
peach tree raspberry bushes &c The view from
house bacing the villages OF Tar town.
and ny aok and the from the Palisades 70 Cad
wells equal the Hudson The price. will about i've
Of land 1900 For particulars apply at No 100 War
rem street. or Il. TkEADWtLl. Of Tarrytowa,
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DESCH'S WALLHALLA NO. % CANAL STREET-GRAND
performances tor the Holidays The Model Artists 50
number will appear evening" in OF the richest
exhibited for few nights only The Female New
serenaders will make their fret in their most
The Olympic Girls their living leaps pyramids
TO- Long will be danced by Mise La Cole in character
Miss Fitz William will sing the OF Old Rosn the Bow,
together with variety Of dancing and singing by the Con
boxes SIX cents Marquette % cts n b.
afternoon performance Wednesday and Saturday
Mt 3oc
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u ROADWAY THEA1kE-E. A. MARSHALL. PROPsIE-
- tor-Tussday Evening December 18th viii be rsentsd
time, tho gra spectacle In Ave acts
ted from the Of Alex Dumas this Theatre
entitled THE COUNT OF M0NTE-CRI5rO-EdmondD antea
afterwards Count OF assuming the characters OF
Smugger Snbad the Greek Enssh Traveller and French
Able Mr. Lester Mons Morr- Mr. vache Old Dante Mr. Ser
nard; Mons Bonvile Mr. Shaw; Pernand Mr.. tredecks
Mercedes srs Abbott Haydee Miss Waack Carco1t Mrs
sherwood Ores Circle aud Parques Family Circle
% certs: Cnrerv l2N centa nanrs haf r.st
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-, o..np y. wcrrr uAs REMOVED HIS uEFIcE To 81

UNotToR FAwCETT Has REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
Dey street be consulted all Private Dscas
es The most obstinate yield to HE mode Of treatment winch
sr the Non Mercural System. Structures mster how
long standing treated by Dr. f. the most scientific snc
apnroyed p,as victims OF constitutional debility orouBhs
on BY apply with eertNn OF GRE
Prsid letters enclosing fee ATTENDED ' e"ce Des
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MUSICAL.

M USIC BOXES. MELODE0NS AND ACCORDEONS-THE
wi subscriber manufacturer and importer OF Musical lnsr.
rpents Of Accorteons Neodeon
and Musical Boxef and all kinds Of Nuscal Instruments
EDWARD BAACK,
81 Fulton street, OF Gold street.
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- Evening Deo 90 wIll be OGD
LNGLISH GENTLEMAN-Squre Broadsnds Mr. Burton; Ho
Amelus Selwood Mr. Jordan Mrs Vernon
Miss FANNY Markham Miss q. Chsnmsn Alter witch. the
CALIFORNIA GOLD kINES-Mr Brouse. Mr.. Jordan; Old
ale NJ Brp1se,%; Bddy Miss Barber 10 eOaeads WITH
Mr. Burton; Miss seraphina smith Miss Fanny
Barber Dress Circle, 6Oc Family Circle Or Second Tier DO
Doors open NJ o31-vsr SAan risSs ssJ.
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-BEN nvIr ar wps
WI Henry-Tuesday Evening pecea Der 26th ths
ments will commence with FAIR STAR--Bgaroon, Mr.
dickinson; Crambo Mr. Conoyer Cherry Miss Mary Gam
which. the MIDNIGHT WATCH-Jacquet Coco Mr. Hot
land Nfnetts Mss Cannon After which, Sketch en- titled
COLD rEvkEi or Dream OF C.laOrnia.Mr Wiley, Mr. Ar.
Cronen, Miss Nknson TO conclude With the farce en-
titled the LIGHT TROOP OF ST. JAMESS-Master Thomas
Smalbones Mr. Holland; Mrs Clarhs Dress
Circle % cents Upper Bs1es oPit l2K Doors st OK
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For the Holidays.-Fancy Cutlery

For the HOlidays.-Fancy Cutlery, embrac-
ing large variety sporsmen and pocket knives Of the
NEST rare beautiful patterns portable dressing al that
the tanning the smallest the most
full artiolss @. SAUNDERS SON, lT and 3 Broadway.
All Gentlemen DESTROYS OF Creating an Inn
presson ON New Years should chat do ef
sctuay they their Hair and Whsker Ia mimi
table Nassau street appropriate in style and neatly in
execution Hills nable Ungent promote the growth and
beautify the hair obtained IS above
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FOR SALE.

U,eR sALE-A FIRST CLASS, THREE STORY, ATTIC,
brown front House in Madison between Sh
aud sls street Madison The house sy tewi6
Croton hot and cold throughout
axture 10 parlor "A feet deep with
trs the centre with 10 et the
fitted for conservatory The houss
elegance and Workmanship by Any Of is %
north OF tb street adjoining lot together with in the
rear be had the house. Inquire OF VIM c. CONNER
r. Ann street. Of Nassau
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MEDICAL.

" ALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM TAG soUrH-wELIKE,
ali time. credit when credit due and II At The
s sss 'fi,isa VIA Cherry
Columbia South Caroanan who appears ha obtained
great relief by [0ld Dominion. Portsmouth, Va
to patent having respect for the skill Of the
GUAR procsson chance threw the above named
un.s amS. dried up BY the say
% OF our rs s' OF mos cough which
keo in degree We feel that we are Indebted to Tor
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the For
ton street ilam Henry johnson rs Broadway
thu Druggists generally
VUA1ERNAN SWEET CALLED TO TaE CTrY-NATu.
w Bone Setter from Amsterdam aontsomery Co. N Y
NAV leaving address at the Astor House
with Israel Minor No a fdton street. agent TO sell my med
oints
.sr M
obtain immediate relief and certain cure BY the use OF ha
E Sn nee ad
recommended bv The frs. ptyao.nsin the city
vI,HE GOLDEN Exrf ACT-TnIs VALUABLE REMEDY
stands unrvaed SAFE speedy and permanent cure Tor
al diseases the urinary as sGs 1ts
Us a ssd All aans S deieae Complaints Which
DEN Agent for this city, DR. Ketohrn NO y. tu,on see
pnss g Orders n, az addressed p) enclosing 81
viii meet with PROMPT attention.
IN, u. c6o. and is S.T
Mr. III fin M perfect Liquor in Holland hen the hoea
n ssr' in aps G
S about his ds CSTs aTa suz
ESQ washington street. and by L. DODGE and H. sPAAN III
Greenwich street.
nR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
be consulted ali diseases viz Primary or secondary
sBo esn So sss placer ss8s am
deceive his patents by promising cure In one or two
giants plain se he ~ sAve PERSONS ap9yns to dreadful
conseIuenceu attending improper treatment inudcous
make application have all ncocsa,y medicine
place and enclosing $40 In all such cases cure will b
DoCToR rAwCETT HAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO u
Dew street he be consulted alPr,vae DISCS
ObstG.s sd to HE mode Of treatment w n how
IN zoe ss treated BY Dr. f. on the lost scientific
approved pas victims Of consatu.icnsl debility bIeugh'
Prpsid letters enclosing Fee attended TO- Once 81 Deg
M EDICALCARD--DR.Eoa aisoN HAS BEEN ENGA0gp
vI for treating diseases OF the repro
dey local and ss,sr, And 50
d SIlo; a in his oiaee, acax Fulton street
DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and William srees has for the last years n,oyse
most this and mild cured
T 'y ons TO
roueht on BY habit INDUCED by TIT.
$ s sSd sDs a $ a.
Nomsrcury used
| MO CURE NO CHAEGE.--DR. MURPHY OF o. so ~.
IN street. Incidentally consulted all terms ?,
eases Recent Of gonorrhna no cures In two 70 o
Constitutional debility and mpotsncy meoessuy T s w,
%sr Sa,y used . IN any , .ss a.
nR RALPH AUTHOR OF TaE "PRAc Teal Pa ri Z, AT,
Treatise kc " street-otice honrss ~ -
to p n (Sunday epted Those who AIpn IN ,no Ear
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