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NTELl.IGENCE nv THE MAILS.
Our Warrington correspondence.
WASHINGTON, June III, 1910.
Col. Benton and the Democracy.

WASHINGTON, jane Ill, 1870.
Col. Benton and the Democracy.
| The great Missouri speech Of Col. Benton win
have It's effect 1t is argument that must be adj
mtted or refuted. The democracy of Missouri
are divided upon Col. Benton, and this speech
must heal or widen the rupture. The democratic
press of the South, headed by the Richmond En-
quirr, have plain course TO folow-oppostion
to Old Bullion, and his accommodation from
the democratic church But it will be difficult for
the Cass democrats Of the North ts disguise their
satisfaction 1t is just in the nick of time to please
the tree democracy-that Is, the free sellers, in
Guiding the wing free soilers of the next House Of
Representatives. Father Richie, thus far, cir
cumspect. The Union has ceased TO be the organ
of Mr.. Calhouns party on the slave question. 1t
takes the middle ground, from which it may d.
verge to the right or left circumstances may
require.
At the next session of Congress, the Senate may
be called upon to decide, yea or nay, upon the
proviso. IL they are called upon, the provis0
will pass the votes of Mr. Benton and Mr. Clay
(ro say nothing of the probable vote of Gen.
Houston) will pass it,. Then we may expect to
follow, "A division OF parties-North and Southland
then we may expect Col Benton to be taken up az
the Northern democratic candidate for the Pres-
dency for 1852 We apprehend that a dissolution
is to be effected by the proviso, not of the Union,
but OF parties, as they now stand and that, in
their reorganization, Old Bullion will be thar
Mons rs,YUns
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1919.

THIIADkLFHTA, JUHt Il, Iofo.
The Choiera- Cleaning the Cuy-An APpoi"t-
menu arkets-stock Saies, SC. SC.
Two cases of cholera are reported to-day to the
Board Of Health; one, which proved fatal, was Capt
Seeley, resident OF Bndgeton, belonging to the
schooner Adene, from Troy, while lying off Port
Richmond The deceased was at New York a
week since, and joined IN the Odd Fellows pro-
cession, and since that time had been suffering
from diarihua. HIS body was taken to bridge
ton this morning, on The steamboat Cohansey. Inc
other case reported resident IN Monroe
street. near Cherry, KenslpgtoD.
The BOARD of Health contllres TO enforce their
measures for the sbalemen! oi nulsailceS. LUZ
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A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE
"A and treatment Of vencrenl Diseases and all other aee-
Of The genito urinary OF the male and female
Quart0 illustrated hy great number OF beautifully coored
Plates finely executed deneations wosd,
&c. u, H. BosTwIcK, NJ. ID. Price Sl0 I'd edition Ex-
tract from Medical and Surgical Journa-t
illustrated by extraordinary specimens OF oolored tho-
graphy equang copper engravng in the decacy OF their
tnisb and evidence OF the indomitabe perso
who possess unconqucrabie en-
erpy that enable him leave his prints in society
that of when the memorials Of him are
only the libraries OF those who know not thai
he censured and envied while living without at
tempting comparison Of this venereal Guide with
publications the family OF diseases it may
be said feerloy that this decidedly and
equal Of them. The plates in Actions Trea-
se not equal to these BY contrasting the two Volumes
both the matter and the Of giving instruction in our
humble estimation should be accorded to the New York
Dr. Bostw has done the profession good SERVICE
and nothing this able work from being spread
the land the fact neither be denied nor concesl-
cd that he has produced thorough systema
tic treatise which far surpasses thing OF the kind on
this branch Of practice heretofore attempted in the
try Lectu Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Author
oreatse the Nature and Treatment Of Spermatorrhc
and other kindred Affections 25 pages plates third edi-
ton price S Author of work entitled Hints To Young
PLY sioiant Author Of 1.-THE Family Physician; and At
tending Ply Surgeon the New York Medical and
Surgical Institute, 10 Chambers street-removed to 5Of
Broadly az For sale the publishers, Strnger sna Town
send 22 broadway and Of the author 50f Broadway The
usual reports of this Institution enumeratng
''~'" WI" nv" " non ER BOSTWICK NJ d.
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rhe mails to go by the steamer Niagara will close In
lis city, at half-past ten O'Clock this morning.
Pc Wtekly Herald. contsining all the most recent
Tvs calculated to interest European reader will be
tdy for delivery at o'clock. Price, sxpence per
Inv
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AMVaRMENTs.

S>NNNNNNNN>N>NNNNNeN<O0
BROADWAY THEATRE.-MR K. A. MARSHALL, PRO-
- pretsr Mr.. W. X. Blake, Manager.-wednesday Even
ng june I3 will be performed the comedy entitled the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL-Sir Peter Teaxle. Mr. elake Sir
hiss wallack Mrs Candour Mrs: Abbott. To eoncads
with the grand ballet entitled F0LETTA; or. Tux EN-
SHANTED BELL-Ysnko, Mons Monplasirj Kan sss,
Buisn Aka Nile. ST. Clair Foletta Nine. Monpsisr Tho
Queen of the CENT Nile Celeste Prices
circle Zoe; family and third circles 25c Gallery 2i,c
RuRToN.s TaEATRr, CHAMBERS STREET REAR
OF CITY Evening. june l3 the perform
HATER-Bsron Rsvenspurg Mr.. Lynne Frederick. Morti
grand ballet called the PIRATES IsLE-Ackbar Monsieur
and, Raymond; Bapte, Rea Natbilde Madame uguste;
ocays Miss alters The Countess Pignate Ms Cooke;
Zulna Mile. kenr edy Rosanna Miss ihert; Beatrice Miss
barber Boxes dress circle aud parquet so cts family
circle or second ier 70 ets private boxes So and S.
CASTLE GARDEN-FRENCH BEIsER, PROPRIE-
~ tors.-Summer Fetes On Wednesday Evening, June
18TH and each successive evening during the Summer Sun
mental Promenade Concert to be followed by Bal D. Etc.
or Summer Ball in which visiters will have the privilege
Joining in the various Cotillons Values Pokas MsIour
kedowas &c. under the direction Of competent and highly
respectable Masters of the Gel emonies expressly
TO secure rigid Observance adopted in the
conduted and most fashionable Ball Rooms in this City
ekets ~ cts Doors open at Concert to commence At IA
A MEXICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUN, MANAGER
Splendid performances in the afternoon at o'clock and
every evening Mt o'clock One week Of the Quaker
eah and Gisnes the largest in tho world They
may be at all hours Great Western Yankee
oian appears every afternoon and evening grand
connie meange Third week of hites talented
Ethiopian hinstres the best band in the United Sates
ton Miss Sanhope, Miss Vest Messrs Chapman COPELAND
CLARK and Others Wax Siatnary Of the
be privately consulted at all hours Admission Is cents;
children under ID years, l91s cents.
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|nded condinent 1t is excellent stmulst for Il
mach to sssst digestion Of food 1t should be
especially during the cholera acts upon the kid
and STRENGTHENS the system, which is very i'm
Ftant to preserve health.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

REWARDS.
CTOLEN OR STRAYED, FROM THE STABLE COR
~ of Oak and hesnut street, June 18th, chestnut
horse IL hands high long TAIL white slight scratch
the left hip returning said horse No CD
Cherry street. will be rewarded. JOHN OBRIEN.
T OST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON LAST, IN PASS
ing from 10th street 9Th and Bloc mingdale
Road Diamond Pin snge stone) Of great value for the
Of which liberal reward will be paid delivery
to W. Il. d., No. l6 Wall street.
OsT OR STOLEN, EITHER IN THE BOwERY, CHAT
ham street. the neighborhood of Pier North River,
Pocket Book with the inside containing
hundred dollars hundred dollar and mites
of the Merchants Bank the balance in and
partly Catskil Bank The finder will DO suitably rewarded
by leaving it at No. 40 Water street.
lost, OR LEFT BY MISTAKE AT THE WRONG
IL place. about the LIST inst.-A Drap dEte. Merino
Froek Coat and Pants Any person having the same will
confer and be rewarded by giving information, by
note otherwise, to Il. G. BOUr0N, 10 Maiden Lane
MISSING.-MR. W. b. STRONG LEFT HIS STORE.
lvl No. Peck Slip Monday afternoon about fpast
3ocock aged about height feet inches, light
complexion and hair Had dark sack coat drab
dark pants and black hat. Any information
ing his Whereabouts will be thankfully received and LIBERAL
ly rewarded by his afflicted family and relatives Address
R. s. STRONG. No. Peck Slip.
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Court CaIe,oar-rhts Day.

|CIscvrr Cousr IS 80 ~, " 81 Gs % 57s, 70, 73
|, 7ds 20. II. 70. so, 81. SO IS "a.
|EurERioR CouHr As 40 60 81 "a "a 431, 432, 433,
4a4 Il3 ia III. AS IS 81 IL 81 % lie. 10 I2l
ia J25 $50, 1871 1872 l33 13s 1856 1888 1879 $40 1ti
i47, AS 149 $50. l6l ls3 l63 tn lSg n 81 A. 40
n. SO. 90. 20 General tsrn 22 % 81 rs. II. so 81,
90, 90 81 IA. rs, 70. 100 to Ill.
ComMor PLEAs- Part l-is5. 7s ST. 4j7. SO, IS, 81,
81, g. Part z-176 1870 1s2 1873 100. 49,
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days Of railroad and teerape euton has there been
pthing to equal them in speed the whir wind
|nts in the sale of Knoxs Rocky Mountain Beavers 1T 2
ton street. Light graceful and elegant wonder that
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NEW YORK BOhSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET-
IN L. u. rough Auoonser Auction sale Of Horses, Car
raees Harness. Saddles, this day june 18Th
ing at - O'Clock. JOHN u. CATFIELD, Pre- pristsr
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.

The Oh's State Medical Convention assembled at
'umbus in that State, ON the 5th inst.
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Comnetition fully Dn0ad.-Atl

tied cheapest Carpet establishment in the United States
W Bowery, Hiram Andersons English three-py double
rain and common Carpetng Rugs rich figured Oil Cloths
ldes &c. at extremely low prices to which call your
tticular attention.
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This GOssipping World IA rumor has
for sometime afoa-every body of has heard it
there store in this city where Boots Shoes and Gait
are sold forty under At length the
|th has leaked out. 1t is JONES'S, IA Ann street.
pr. ii. BOstWlck's Practical Works, trea-
certain class of diseases See advertise another
They are the best books, the subjects Of which
y treat, extAnt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IGHT GUARb.-ARMORY. LA FAYETTE HALL,
IL June IL si9 special meeting business Of mpor-
will be held Mt the this
at O'clock It'll necessary that there should no general
and punctus attendance By order Of the Commandan
h. tOsSARr, Secretary.
NJ B--TAKE NOTICE.-TUE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
IN had to change his location to 25 Broadway
livery trs floor American Museum.) would
he pleased furnish Furniture Chairs and Mattresses
reduced prices in no way reduced quality or STYLE
TUNIS MORRILL,.
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THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.

TIVE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon by Dr. A NJ Mauriceau Professor Of Diseases Of
Women Sixth edition. lSmo, PIP. $50. Price ST. U.OOo
copies sold in six months.
Years Of physical and mental anguish many
wife, and pccunary difficulties to tho husband
might thousands would have
thousands broken in health would
IT. hundreds in their been still alive
by q timely possession OF this work
IL especially for the married, those
plating marriage it dscloscs important secrets which
should be known TO them particularly.
To those whose health does permit Of increase Of
mily, IL Is Of especial Importance.
Here, also every femae-he wife, the mother, the
either budding into womaDhood the In the decline Of
years. in whom nature contemplates important change
discover the symptoms and tho most ebcent
NEEDLES and most certain mode Of In complaint to
which her liz subject. -
For raie 22 Broadway, and at the Publishing ONCE, 10
Liberty street. n " Little h Co., Albany W. r. Davis
Boston; Y. b. Peterson, 9S Chestnut street. Phadephrj
William Taylor Co.. Baltimore N. Boullemet Mobiie'!'
On the receipt Of 81, copy will be transmitted ~ mai
free Of any OF the United states All letters
he addressed post paid 20 Dr. A. n msuriceau BOZ
1924. New York city. Office. I2s Liberty street
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR.
10 ~ 6tog NJ 2sundays excepted )-Those who aP.
kte attending their cure IL chiefly how
those suffered from certain class OF people
~bo his services In structure from
is srst or incipen it's more advanced aud distressing
ifrem uncommon advantages and very extensive
AFFORD rapid and radical cure which,
e grounds for stating can be obtained fnn no other
source in America.
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SPORTING.


VTNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING-THIS DAY, AT
- % o'clock. viii come of Purse OF S20-two mile heats,
harness. John Case enters b. Lady Moscow;
enters T. Jack Rossster Immediately after, match
S20a single miles. G. s. Berthe enters Trusteu; Mr.
Jones enters Pacing Mare The will leave South
Ferry Brooklyn o'clock and return the sports
are over. NJ. d. GREENE. Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, J.. Ia RARE CHANCE FOR Pc
~ desans1he Proprietor Of the above Course offers the
following Purse of juno 18TH between the hours Of
two the afternoon, viz; 500 to the who
tho distance eleven miles in hour
$50 the second in the and 500 to the third
that each perfom the eleven miles In the time above
specified To close Saturday the 2Sd Greene Maddens
lSS Chatham square. No charge for entrance
NJ ID. GREENE, Proprietor.
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The Flnest and Cheapest Assortment O

PTS Shoes and Caters he found the establishment
Ex Governor Young, Fulton and Nassau Streets
0 which enables all have we'll as to economist
That line OF dress.
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nR. WHEELER, OCCULIsT, % GREENWICH STREET.
devotes his exclusive attention to diseases Of tho Eye
and Opthalmc Surgery Artificial Eyes of which he
has just imported beautiful collection from Paris. 0ce
hours from A. NJ, to o'clock p NJ pamphlet containing
effected by DR. Wheeler DO had
Qra tui sly at his flee
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- HsHH H-H--
MEDICAL.

ITO PHYSICIANS.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
obtaining immediate practice. The advertiser ply
stefan OF twenty practice having two contiguous
Is desrous Of dspong Of of them toether with
his practce to osk and who might speedily
acquire lucrative business The location being the
city, is desirable The advertiser would not
object 70 changing for productive city property For fur
Their Information tea!ed communicatons with real
and address, directed to r. Smith, NJ d. and left the
medical store go Pearl John street. will be sent
directly to the advertiser who would BIO in town shortly
nd end to them
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.-REDUCTION
Of TolsNotice to Western Merchants Forwsrders and
pursuance Of an order adopted on the 10Th 81
-hiEsn Canal drawback cent the rates Of tolls
bshed for the 1872 will be allowed on and after
the residue of the Of Sf9 the fol-
lowing articles which be transported from tho
Hssssppi River the Hudson River via She Illinois and
Michigan Canal to vit-Bee pork bacon lard -four tall
low wool tobacco hemp, beeswax, urs and peres lin
GLIDING buffalo robes) And the following specified arti-
s which may be transported from the hudson RIVER 10 me
Mississippi the Illinois and Michigan Canal there will
be allowed like and for the same period draw
back Of % the of fnd tolls established
the year lA9 that is to merchandze consisting OF
goods groceries, hardware cutlery crockery and glass
cotton bagng paper saleratus steel venserng The
evidence which Board Of Trustees will that the
tces which drawback be claimed have actually
pas ed the Mssiss and the vice
be- will bel. The inv oice or the manifest
must the Of the consgnee the date of ship
men articles must be specified and the weights stated
the whsle be ubscred by the consignor and sworn 70 be-
magistrate. The consgnee, in like manner Will be
oath that the articles enumerated in
said invoice received by him. stating the time at
which they received g. Upon Of this evil
Of of the Board OF Trustees in
Illinois, the draw back will be paid.
BY order of the Board ofTrustees,
WILLIAM COOLING, Secretary.
CANAL OrTIcF, CHICAGO May "a, lS49.
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m ENRY III LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER-no HORSES. CAR

III ENKY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-HORS CAR
riages &c-Henry Leeds Co. will sell ut auction,
on ~ ursdsy June 4th 1872 at o'clock, at the stables
o 18th street and 9th of Horses
hands high aboutS year. old, very appearance;
sorre saddle horse also very kind double single
harnes pilentum carriage made by Lawrence
or box carriage made b, do liEh. wagon, made BY
Ford exercising double single sleigh
double harness. do single three saddles Brides
buffalo robes, handsome horse blankets with
&c. &C Sale positive the about che
city. The above be the morning Of the sale
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RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER HURSDAY,
- june H. NJ at the Of Clinton and Myrtle
avenues Brooklyn general assortment Of Psrlor Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture Also At IL o'clock light one horse
Wagon nearly new; handsome baroucho Wagon, and two
sets OF -e Harness Catalogues bo bad Mt the sales
room, 1gl Washineton street
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nR. FAWCETT CAN BE C0NFIDENTIALLY CON
- suited his Office 81 Dey street. all private diseases
The IS, obstinate yield tos mode Of which.
on the principle Structures cured the most
The victims solitary indulgence also
Apply with a certainty OF Office 81 Dey street.
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M ECHANfC'S HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
lyl Grand and Broome ttreets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK and night until further notice.
the original and well known CHRiSTY'S MINSTRELS-
organized 42 the Oldest established company the world
TIE first TO harmonic melodies and OF the
present popular style OF Ethiopian Entertainments whose
success in city during the three most
cnsTe evidence OF their superior merit and
The Company consists Of performers under the direction
OF EP Christy Doors at Concert commences
eight o'clock An afternoon Concert Saturday
nencing at three o'clock r. NJ
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nOCTOR GLOvERS TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE
Is the NEST complete work ever puslished on diseases OF
himself price ST. For sse by the author his
oss No (now No. l2 Ann street. where he il consulted
all eases there referred to.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST.,
may be consutd the treatment OF certain delicate
dsaes practice of sixteen devoted to the treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. &. tho
mercury used.
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ITO THE LADIEs.-PETER ROBERTS, 1873 BROAD
Il way, has Just received q large lot Of Esmeralda
Collars 800 embroidered Honon do. at 2s usual
price M Breakfast Caps from Isl Valencienne Collars and
Cuffs Capes black white Lace Shawls aud Soaris,
cheap: Cambria Hdkfs Lsces. &c.
cotton MILL.-WANTED, A SITUATION AssUPER-
~ ntendent Of Cotton Mill by that is practically
quaned with the business and experienced Best Of ree-
renee given Address j. H., Herald office.
ERENCH ENBROIDERIEs, MUSLIN MANTILLAs.-
C. Stewards AS Broadway, has on hand large lot or
the above goods much below regular prces also Hosiery
Linens Gloves &c. to which he invites the attention OF
ladies previous TO purchasing.
CRENCH PAPER HANGINGs, LACE CURTAINS, &C.
Solomon Hart, 243 Broadway, have constantly on
sale wholesale and retail the most
able terms every variety of Fre CHI Papers aud Borders
also rich Muslin Curtains French painted Window
Shades and Curtain materials and Upholstery goods Of all
kinds. SOLOMON HART, 23 BROADWAY.
DRADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPES, NO. 205
- aud 207 Broadway corner Of Fulton street.
CPLENDID TEA SETS, TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS
- Spoons Casters, Baskets, &c. plated fine Ger
man silver. Also, stock Of Cornelius Co.'S Damask
blue an gold Gandoles Solar and Hall Lamps Trays Va
es &c., at reduced prices. ASHER X. MORGAN. l52 VIII
liam street. between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Church.
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WEST POINT uOTEI.-THE FRIENDS OF CADETS,
and tho public in general respectfully informed
that hs AbOv: for the q vssIs
friends Of Cadets and the public general tho very
liberal that he has received from them during
eight that he has kept the abova house,
them tha nothing shall be wanting his part to merit
Of their patronage hitherto SO Literally be-
slowed.
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BEWARE OF CHOLERA.-IT CAN POSITIVELY DE
- prevented by having clothes properly cleaned
Murray street. Broadu where Coats cleaned
Pants 3 preventive is that prevents cholera
and does destroy, dsagreeabc odor Re
pairing done cheap, ut No. o Murray street.
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nR. KELLINGERS WONDERFUL LINIMENT, AS A
~ Of DiarrhGa, and preventive of Cholera, has
been tried by the best Of the meac faculty the city in
thousands OF and has failed solitary instance
Sold at l2hc and Doc BOTTLE $50 Pearl street. aud
AGA broadway door above Grand Ii very safe and
affords instant relief in all certain II is taken
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NHADAur suAIJ,sy VENTS pIII-pRFpARED FROM

nOCTOR A. BURTIS COOK, PROFESSOR OF THE
- Diseases and arrangements OF tho Urinary and Sexual
System, may be eoufdentiully consulted at 67 Madison
street. during the day and evening The Doctor has been -
years this prsctice and is practically convesant with all
the their applicability both as 1t regards the
and the stages of the disease
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.-A GENTLEMAN CAN
IN he accommodates with two furnished room,
Isor and Bd koom with breakfast and tea IL required
email private family where there are no boarder In Frank
lin street. near Broadway Reference required. Apply, By
letter, 70 @. D., box li3 Broadway Post Once.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURB.-THE ASIATIC
- Golden Life Drops IAN East India preparation is
tain and failing preventive Of the Choera is also
positive taken in the early the disease The
late DR. Gram of New York city prescribed the above pre-
paraton in 400 Of the Cholera during 1892 Dr.
burrows Of Philadelphia also prescribed 200
Neither Of the above single
man, woman and child should purchase
in their pockets. Price 90 G. W Chds
Co.. sole Proprieors Philadelphia; c. Ii. Ring only Agent
for New York 1872 broadway.
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ITO ALL HOUSEKEEPERS:
Do reaches or bed bugs annoy or perplex you,
Or ants, fees, flies musq utOes e'er your
If so, go to Broadway 70 ur hundred and twenty
And procure Lyons Powders-one box may be plenty.
sprinkle Il round where the nuisance thckest
And the insects twill stiiien little the quickest.
Mice and rats. should they plague easy to kill,
For Lyon for them has exquisite pill
And the best of all is that know neither article
Cont aims in its substance Of poison n particle.
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CEA BATHING AND BOARDING AT LONG BRANCH.
~ The subscriber having rented tho farm Of r. W Bowyer,
which Is beautifully situated the Shore will
modat few families and single with board at
derate terms Apply to