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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12
GEORGIA ELECTION.
PrrrsauRsH, Oct. 8, 1919.

Editor Ohio Statesman:
The returns from 73 counties indicate
the election of Towns, dem. as governor
by about 1000 of a majority.
The democrats will have majority ON
Joint ballot in the Legislature.
The above is ne0si At the last cleo
kor- Towns had over 100 of a majority,
land he h,.s gained largely in almost every
county over ks former vote, and yet his
majority is decreased. Tell that to the
|whigsIdemocrats cannot believe such an
absardity!
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GLORIOUSLY VlCTORIOUS!

We have tried to carry every thing
The people rallied in their strength last
night in front of the ''new Citadel" to re-
joice over the greatest victory ever achieved
in ever-victorious Baltmorel Taylor's ad-
ministration is most signally rebuked and
Reform is gloricusly triumphant. The as
sembled multitude received the good news
from each Ward with cheer updh cheer, as
it was given out by our wheel-horsc: Gal
lagher. An address was delivered by our
own McLane, thanking the People for their
noble maintenance of Democratic princi-
pies. Preston, Gallagher, Whyte, Mar
shall, Spence, Donaldson and Bealei H.
Richardson joined in enthusiastic speeches
in the rejoicing. Never have We seen tile
People so joyous, and never had they more
to be proud of as result of their Iabors.
Whiggery is Frustrated in Baltimore, and
Democracy is most glcriohsly triumphant.
This we send greeting, by telegraph and
otherwise, to our friends everywhere, and
we know they will unite in our gladness.
ALL HONOR TO BALTIMORE FOR
HER GLORIOUS vICTORY!!
The following figures sum up the glori-
Gus result, from which il will be seen that
ROBERT M. MctANE, our nominee Tor for
Congress, leads John R. Kenly, whig,
99l Votes!
The highest Democratic Candidate fof
The Legislature leads the highest Wig
nominee 1941. Our lowest man beats
5he lowest Wing a5lo, making the Vote in
avor of our nominees, of over +
1000 Majority"
Mr. Hammond leads Mr., Gfat, iii thg
i've upper Wards,
lO56 VOteSl!H!
This triumphant result will more thar
ver, entitle our noble City to the appella-
ion Gibraltar of Democracy"
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MARTIN LurHER's OPINION OF DANCING

MARTIN LuTHER's OPINION OF DANCING
Martin Luther; according to M. Audn
in his, life of the great Protestant gives the
following as the opinion Of that really and
confessedly great man, on the subject OF
dancing, after which we may be excused
for saying that we think him more than
half right - -Mdhaning hder.
lis dancing sinful?" his disciples asked
him. He replied, "Was not dancing al
lowed the Jews? | am not able to say;
but one thing is certain-peeple dance
nowadays. Dancing is a necessity of
our state, like dress with women, and like
dinner or supper And, indeed, do not
see how daucing can be prohibited. If
people commit sin, it is not the fault of the
dance, which does not offend against faith
or charity. Dance, then, my children"
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SENECA COUNTY.

Like little Wyandot, this county has
triumphed over corruption and dema-
gogucism, and the noble democracy have
reelected our talented young friend, Joha
G; Byeslia. That is glory enough for one
dav, isn't it John.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12
Marion and Ilni0n CNnniieS.

Report says that John R. Knapp is elect
ed to the Legislature from the district com
posed of Marion and Union. If the re-
port is true, it is clear gain Of one mem
Der.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12

10 Our subscribers will please add this half
sheet to the enc issued last week. and it will make
awhoIe one. Remember the numbers arc alike,
and the loss comes all off of us.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12
Board OF danagers.

Maj. Gen. w. SCOTT. Gen. f. TOW
SON, Col j. j.. Albert, Col. j. KEARNY,
ifhOMAS BLAGDEN, Gen. WALTER
JONES, THOMAS. CARBERY, PETER
FORCE. W. 4. BRADLEY, p. r. PEN
DALI, THOMAS MUNROE, WALTER
LENOX, NJ. f. MAURY.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12
frOr a Convention.
For a Convention
DIG

Little Eden done il up glorlously by giving
an increased democratic majority larger than
she ever give before. which proves her true to
the democratic cause.
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The noble Democracy Of this gallant little
County are again victorious and much praise
is due to jackson, Mersallcs, Antrim, Craw-
ford, Tymochtee, Sycamore and in fact all the
townships, yes all have done very well, consid-
ering the opposition which the democracy had
to contend against, they have done better than
could have possibly been expected. Rejoice
democrats, that you have triumphed- that
you have ably sustained the cause and
principles, which you have ever advocated as
to the best interest of the country. Nothwith-
standing the Tribune and the Clerk of Com
mon Pleas the vote For "a Convention car
ried by an Overwhelming majority!
The following are the maiorities of each
OF the townships on an average and the vote
For Conventions
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-12

Es- The latest way to pop the ques-
tion we have heard Of is to ask the fair
lady ''if you shall, have the pleasure IF
seeing her at the MINISTER'S
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The following are the majorities Of the
Democratic candidates;
Chester r. Mott, for Auditor, 151
George Harper, for Treasurer, Ell
Curtis Berry, for Sheriff, 228
John N. Reed, for. Coroner, 231
Isaac Wohlgamuth, for Com. AT
Col. Kirby elected prosecuting attorney
by 9majority, democratic votes elected him.
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INSUlsANCES.


r IFE AssURANcE.-.NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIFE
the Court Of Directors May ls9 Resolved That par
assured by this Society have leave TO pass and rpass
ships and calling packets between LIST April aud LIST
September Of premiums and between s Septem-
Ter and LIST APRIL in steamships at an extra premium OF 70
each passage a. 10 70 and from New YORK
GENERAL AaENT's OrvtcE,
Nor,cy-The foregoing resolution the London Court
was this received per steamship Canada and is ordered
to be published for the information of parties assured az
'' '0' j. LEANDER STARR General Agent.
AcrirG DrREcroRs FOR MAy:-C: Edward Habecht,
ESQ Chairman John Palmer Aquila q. Stout, flaming
C. Tucker, and Bache McEvers, Esqrs. . - .
Medic Examiners attend daily at one o'clock T. NJ ai
ps eSr p pTy TO LEHNDEI STARR cenersi AGENT
last RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY, NO 81 WALL
II street. ,.,o
At the annual election held this day tho gentle
were elected Directors for the ensuing year. via
John k2s s bIS1%an
john Msrehead, Philip Embnry Henry Salisbury,
Jose ph Kernochaa, Stanton Isbee Wash'n Vsrmaye.
Robert j. Dillon NattI L. erisWcld William Thomson,
TIomss Nesmth, Russell s'ebhins, Henry a. Howe.
And at meeting Of the Board, John Brouwor
was una sly rs- elected Presidest
CHARLES u. BTRNEY, Secretary.
OFFICE sF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE. co.. 81
~ Wall street. New York s,h May lsi9-At the Annual
election this day the following gentlemen elected
Tos ~ ThoTns, John derrick Andrew o. mcs
s s.nfy u wsra cesrgs Belt JOHN i.cck @a."'
Martin noHmsn, W. Il. Jacobs. Philip Burrows.
John Van Boskcrck.
rhorns unanimously re- elected President
w. &. KELI.vu1, Secretary.
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IL will DO seen by this comparative statement thtt
prices for NE leading descriptions Of -four have fallen
within IN past three months, about one dollar per
barrel a.a the depreciation is still progressing. At
present prices, shipments can be made with fair
prospect Of profit and in the event of thing trans
pirng the other side relative to the growing crops
of favorable character for products, bresdstuas
going forward will pay we'll We have the whole chap
Of disasters before and the climate Of Great
Britain is very uncertain that the chances are de-
cidcdly in favor At all events, there appears to
be very little risk in shipping breadsus at present
r,rice
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T,HE rAIR AM FEsTIvAL OF TIE FRENcH TREH

THE FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF THE FRENCH FREE
Church Du St. Sauveur, will luke place. ID. w. at the
chapel and Nos 6S and Duane street Tues
day. ednesday Thursday and Friday, May I'D 3d. 9th
and 18th Tickets 90 cents admitting the purchaser four
days be had ut the principal and at the Pair
The Fair will be open from A. M to M; refresh Is
can be had all day. breakfast la forrehete. will be
served at A. dinner at and supper at p.
for which tickets be had at tho Far the friends
Of the who have kindly assisted the Rev. g. H. Will
Hanson his efforts in behalf Of strangers respectfully
requested to lend their aid on the present occasion also to
and repository. Drectressca G. II. Williamson Mrs.
A. Constant Mrs. Ch Eckert, Miss Mansfield, Miss Gim-
brede. Mrs. Oh Stewart, Miss Goulding.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT SOLOMON AND
Joseph Stern No. 30S Grand street, dissolved part
ncrshp on the 10th day Of April, lS49.
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To BE LET.


TUNO LET-AT NEWPORT, FROM THE FIRST TO THE
middle Of Jsne for six months the wosory cottage
pote the Bellevue House, furnished containing eight
with largo garrett collar and Kitchen Rent $lOO Address
box l5g, Newport, Rhode Island.
vIVO LET-IN HAMMOND STREET NEAR FOURTH
street, excellent Three Story House, with cold bssh.
marble mantlss &C. Rent S45Ready for immediate oesu-
patton. 1t DO let for boarding house,
than ono family. ALEX. NJ GKEIG, " Wall IT..
ID OOMS TO LET-ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL Paror with Closets. to two gentlemen without
Also suitable for gentleman, without
board, Mt No. 80 Warren street.
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AMUSG N " vVS,


| BxoApwAI rHEArRE.-rHURsDAY EVENING,
s + sSSrs r. fsS
bs,s Liter Mn. More Mr. vscho; Emsnue Mr. Grsss
"a Ps,: NJ Ef b9ss n:
Abbott aoT hsyss Md Mr. H.G:
Circle and rarans S Ms. c."s.
. ' q ssss: ra"' s"S Tsasa S
r. @
81 ss dr r, prTeisIn
rs VIII p. spi sss On is s.. sr
s' sss 4 q. ss..ss Ess.', A.
s ms' powerful f.:, Comedy
ss s .$.Sy ii &.
n n% Dc. NJ Dss.
ss9 ss'a rss IT, Gsn rss.. Mr.
Mrs. Ms n sy. n'r ~ amt s
sss s1ssie a, he .as Mil .ppsa1 com
Bass y p s Of as%s"
Es ss win 1GrSas s@ss and r,ansss 81 second
Tickets may be procured member of the committed
A cARD-TnE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. AND aIs
.s %e'ia Jos fovs ~" viii
rendered prior 20 s departure for Europe BENEFIT ~
=. :;,S; A.
RECOGNITION return home, an ire
in this osmSn,y
Adam Stodart, Luniley Franklin, W. ". Cook,
Julius = " iimott, Lewis Teal, NJ uaviland.
Geo W. Mclean, John Anderson. Geo. Taylor,
James T. Erady William !. Porter, Robt Btga,
Gen. q. y. Morris, X, Is. Coleman, l.. Rawdon,
n. A. Shirmsn, Z, Setson, w. T.. Chapman,
q. b. Rr0dhead, H. g. St, bbin, r. 5. Ayiston,
W. II. Livingston Fitz G. Tisdeun. T. N. Little,
James Serymgcor, Mr.. :. Brown. john r. LLOYD,
Iunus T. Charles RObt. n. Simms.
addition tho splendid Stock Company already mt the
Broad Theatre host of talent has volunteered upol
the occasion Particulars will he duly announced Amongst
those who have already guaranteed the publication OF their
areMr. r. :. Hamblin Mr. A. III. Cnippendale Mr..
John Seton Mr. J. e. Gilbert Miss Kate Wcmyss Mrs ver-0
Mr. G. H. barrett Mr. John Brougham, Mr.. Joi RydsR
the celebrated Mr. Dstin and his talented Sons 1t is
pected that the following artists will also
selle Bangy Madame Augusta, Monsieur and Madame Nom
pasr. Mr. Segnin Mrs Seguin Mr. Reeves Mr. s. Lesch;
forming altogether acombns ton of attraction eed
in ts variety and excellence. Tickets be procured from
member of the Committee. and mt the Box office.
broadway THEATRE-THE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
- fully informed that engagement has boen made with
the celebrated MONPLAISIR BALLET CORPS, for limit
ed period They will appear succession ofnoveltics and
for the first time this MONDAY EVENING. MAY -
in entirely Grand Fairy Ballet in two aots oompr
time in America under the immediate direction ef Mons
Monplaisir, the Grand Ballet entitled FOLETTA OR THE
ENCHANTED BELL embracing the greatest oombnatioa
talent and strength In this peculiar branch Of
tented to the American public enumerated as follows
Mad Adele Monplaisr Miss Anna Bulan Miss Celeste Misc
Monplar Mr. Cornet Mr.. WiethoG Mr. Corby Mr. 0ress.
with auxiliary ballet and force OF nearly
HUNDRED PERSONS. The ballet will DO presented with
the aid Of and splendid
decorations properties and appointments full particulars
of which will be duly announced
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CLOTHIN2.


M RS. BEMAN HAS REMOVED FROM NASSAU
l street and opened Shirt and Gents Furnishing Store,
No. Asor House Her friends and invited
call and her Old prices rgidly tanned The
nufactory continued Mt Nos 32 and 1874 Nassau street
~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
~. No. 10 Park Place New York. and Royal street,
New Orleans.
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HOTELS, Sc.


beautifully situated hstei will be opened for the
daon will be extended to those who may honor the under
reference to rooms Franklin House Wednesdays
and Thursdays, between the hours of u and g. N. b.
''''"''"'' ny "''''' N"S HAwLEY D. CLAPP.
M ERCHANTs HOTEL, FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
M a a"s sss w rhsna I'
II the very centre Of business having this Day passed
the sy
with which 4 hn: boon heretofore S and hope b
friends who may Wait the ely on 1Gs1sis q pleasure
Formerly of.s: E; !" ao.s' ps.surrh
ERENCHs HOTEL ON THE CORNER or FRANK;
fort street and City Hall square opposite the City Hall
May Is isiS, trusts elegance,
it contains more rooms any Hotel this CONT
nent, save only all Of which warmed gratis They
rT through cocks There
every y aoe will be it with aas during the night This Hotel
is the immediate vicinity Of mercantile business and the
those enence elegance and economy tho
travelling public There IS BARRIERS shop an extensive
range Bath connected herewith Tho Hotel will be
to call them at any they may aud will
servants be permitted to exact or receive TeNcu
DAyILIoN, NEW BaIGnroN-ruIs EsrABLI su-
en Il now IN full mSneSr o G Snsnss s' ra
much Of their time possible with their families the Pavi
lion is the residence in the vicinity Of New
York TO their ladies and families IL IL heahfu
retreat the walks and drives in the being pic
turcque beautiful Steamboats, thon from NO.
pier North River to New Brighton, In less than hall an
%ost rqcshng ARD ssSsro%s he table to
Unon the cellar wines of superior qua
Tho spacious lofty aud airy than those
of any establishment in the United states. The CITY
being closed undersigned will bo found daily
the Pavilion to arrangements with par desiring
70 take APARTMENTS. Z. BLANCHARD.
RoARDlN TIE coUNrkY.-rhE ADVERTISERS
ID wishes board in the country for himself family
and friends consisting OF persous exclusive Of
children and servants The situation must be within daily
the city, and the water Tho East river pre-
ferred. line addressed TO y H. A. Herald ohce stating
will receive attention.
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ANUS NJ N =. y n'S.


R0wEEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING, NAY
- wi, be acted the tragedy 9, ION Ion Mr., sha,
Mef c,ssiphaS Mr. Ryder Medon Mr. ns.s Slesn
Mr. 8 sxih iras Mis. :. Denin; ,lemanthe. Miss We
Tek WARTSo RevaiiOr Reara s S Mf a. =
Iredeiek Lowains Sir "rdani Pauline Mss Nary r"Vari
Mme Msranor Mrs Gilbe..; ceeie. Mrs walsor Nina.
M 's at sStan viii iP rise a, - '' pit
NATIONAL THEATRE. CMArmAMsr.-
SSra} e,.nh Nay e. viii be acted I'm CROW IN
% m N Ss mint. Mr. Herbert, Tommy. W. B,oth Mrs.
s oF T Mis- s' To he ms
Clark Jasrer, Mr.. rardey Lenox, NJ Held; Jerry Mr.
70 ens, Wiz tlE yEGiSiA S MT%aY1cias.s niae.
.I Lucy MIS- ssu Mr cSsrman ' hsys Sc pit,
Eye. Door. onen at "a; curtain will rise at ~.
TEE pisTINs AT TUE TABERNACLE, on TUES
plsIiN and his sons will give series Grad Vocal aud
%o ,s % on tie the hsr
hInar eSmpT,itiops on those exraordnsry
lists Misses oConnOr aud L. Dsn. Mr. Willy will preside
at The pane forte Adms'on 90 cents Tickets he had
the evening" Doors open at 7-Couoort commences at g.
cn. nge o, rrogrsmmee every evening.
VolGr. LAMP MAGIC VIEWS, ar rnI oln,
moving Figures Astronomical Views Kaleidoscope; Chro
tcsnee beauty and submity Of ever he
an to the panelte 70 cents; al otssI parts Of she
at s o'clock.
'V>HE D. DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE aRTs.--rB1
exhibition OF Paintings by artists OF the schsol
s sTss room tTs Ss hall q
she a Shyrsh Of Divine Unity Broadway ssswsa sprna
vi 18th June nclnsive. 81 cents Catalogue 2ls cents
WALLHALLA, Sc CANAL STRrET-PKOFESSOR UU-
w go Crotius celebrated Marble Statues and Tabcaux
WANTS r,prcsented by % LADIES' of unparalleled beauty
graees, aud accomplishments. Open every night. Extra
PERI, rnance on Saturday afternoon at O'clock Singing
Dancing, &c. Boxes 81 cents: parquet % cents.
ThE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
World tho living aud breathing Sismese Twins Chang
Eng, Children he the Apollo 400
day from to afternoon aud 10 in the evening"
The Twin brothers are accompanied by Of their chill
dren and are visit to the Northern cities and Europe
consult eminent Surgeons with the view Of having the ga
tnre that binds them separated. No child
should neglect seeing these remarkable individuals who
decidedly the greatest wonder of the age. Admission 20 cents
Children, under ten years of age, half price
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PUBLICATIONS >.

VNHE HATONAL POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS WEEK
snow ready for the public contains, among great
amount of reading matter the full Of the Internal
plot by Dr. Ceoldge the murderer of
further astounding deveopemepts of the Financial Bishop
Doane Trial Of Rev Thes H. Burroughs for the murder Of
j. b. Bishop: Death bed confession of the great criminal
Joseph CODY Hampson; intensely exciting article Pros
tuon in Prussia translated from the German; besides
English, German, French and domestic criminal
Of those letters of Helen Jewott well
ty of the most interesting and exciting Office los
Nassau street. Sold everywhere.
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of this week will he rich and mistake; it will contain
two splendid Engravngs original Letter of Gen. Wash
nRon never before publ great variety of highly in
ereng local matters Of entire and varied chsrac
vsters Gambling houet; two beautiful sories
eorrespcndence from Washington Baltimore philadelphia
Boston, Providence, bany burg Utica etc. etc. The
Benevolent Orders will also receive prompt attention in
Scorpion No 49, which will be ready Friday morning at
Nos. II and 80 An street. and everywhere clse
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TUITION.

>vNNNN~NNoNNNoO0rDor~NNNDN NNN0veNNNNNNNoNNNNNNoN
CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES, OR FRENCH
~ taught Oral Systcm-nsuring and huency n
speaking Private tuition at home s. per month; ditto in
class So Families and schools attended Address Mons
DE ST. PIERRE, Natif de Paris. sos broadway.
DRIvATE LESSONS IN THE FRENCH, GERMAN,
and English langua in Literature, and the Epistoary
stye. hours, apply to in. NATION Profess
langues de tcrateur SO 4h avenue Bowery
Private ana Commercial Correspondence.
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imRsrsd large supply Of beautiful ArtSal Ey.; Jse
'''N -'N 'A'@'N'N ''''' - ''. JAMES W. POWELL, MD.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT = CHOLERA PREVENTIVE
critical ssnod being from one the most msdas
s IN sDE Z. s
En,snusen, 9th April. ls4s.
found James Murray Fluid Camphor BY far the moss
wns svsfy AZ
sf
s hs asis ssS
ssntia guards against Cholera am Sr ypIF SsGtens
The above valuable preparation can be No e
y Of all S P snf Hss of
s and si s,:
with the JAMES MR RRns in NJ fef "T and rdnb.r
MAGNETIC PowDERs-FoR DESTROYING BED
w bugs Coskr9aehss Moths Ants Fisas Flies and insects
are id By the % nd ss%n U!.
them their establishments and have certified to their GA
p o p HoWAR l2r EsG; irving as. House hss:
ThhaER cozzENS las sS Of the Aneao.n Hotel
FREsIoS il. mODgEs. Carlton House.
wise the first premium of the American institute
THE MARRIED. woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
ease. Of Eon:s edition iSmo pp. $50. Pros a.
sssiS
M G9 s S1an s sssh XIV,
~ Ss!' timely a iii.
plating arriase il disclose. Important 'soross wAsA
% shos
" Il 10 Of especial importance, ,. ~. o,h., Al, ~.
either sT' building aisG sIsss
nam
nodes certain mode Of in ssmplansts
i: "a g.. tn; Rss>es S:1
Hass.1 Ssa s 9 g. uss ssss
the receipt Of ST. sSFy will S be st ssss:
~. S
TYR. !EFrRIEs ANTlpoTE IS THE MOST ErrEo-
S1s on ssraSs ha ss!p TSvis
from days and il neither creates .os
int n ans
Si is. .i Nuisance
snrs w'sn ars entirely and
ss 81 s Ssss Sole Tie
RING. l92 Brosdway corner John street
No CURE, NO cnAgcE-DR; MURPHY: OF % GOLD
Diseases Recent cases Of genorrhsa ne cures In Two 20 @
created By Dr. mercury hindrana
MADAME snAIEs VENUS riLLsmTnE w 70
have used them for cure physical
afford, within hour after the most pessns .insu,
81: :na spR han i the % %
alone the p lie had genuine aud direct from Pars.
s Il az s T " sk %s v e
Ring Es Broadway corner Of John street. rs srgsdwa
street. g Swor corner q walker street - Gssna r.:
way. -
TAR. TAWCETT CAN BE CONFIDENTlALLY CON
~ suited at his Office 81 boy street. on all private
the % %Hss Sa
approved plan The ye,% Of solitary ss .1
cosdenay private diseases. GIoes sts ri, Re-
ussr and EspSs' Nervous
be hey. warrants r'1ats t TO euro see "'' -"
Nyo CUpn NO pAY-DR. CoRBITT. ~ DUANE 81.
he consulted tho treatment Of oer delioass
diseases as g5ssudiS Diseases enables Dr. vcs
form Of this Recent oasOs cured in three days.
| ~p COOPER IA DUANE STREET, HAS. FOR rH1
~ last fourteen years coanned his practice TO the mest
Tcn OF se he most cascs Of This and
removed in two to hvo days perfect cure orn
DR RALPH. AyTn0R OF THE PRACTICAL Pm.
~ waite Treatise, Ec 50 Grecnwieh sTees-omoe hos,S
To s carly sss.
attending their cure IL 10 chiefly h9vsvsr
ss a%'i properly ls's Appreciate
s q W snd y r1s s,SssSs
he afford rapid easy and r.doM euro which no ass
America -
CeMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE Sc.-DocToR
> Ralph. rraetesl Private Treatise deeply %so &
Lying &c. So a - sSs1 % ~
nR. GREGORY MAY BE CONSULTED Ps ~, M,,...
~ all important deases 81 hs ,s at"a w
pac,s yearly II his s az s S si ~ every
800 M Iii receive ,as atsgl HAL .. tbs da} erets-'ns
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MUSICAL.

EREE MUSICAL ACADEMY.-TW9 NEW CLASSES
will be organized flor instructions the violin bass
yio and hute this week. Friday evening at ~ o'clock
for Young emen and Saturday o'clock for Boys
from 10 II years age Instruments furnished Also pri-
instruction the piano forte guitar ETC. Apply class
hours, At the Academy 2O6 Allen, ersi First st.
L. A. BENJAMIN, Principal