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NUANTED-s Situations by two respecssbe young wo;
w men-ope 10 cock, waEn and iron-ahe Ia good
cook and an excellent waRhe end rorer The oil er as
chambefnad and waiter 8esI city reference given Can
be at their pretenl employ err Isl Wes' o.
I'll enphpe6. a3O nc
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XWANTRD-Aeens to Canvass this Ststr, for the sale
w OF Washington irvings Works, Coopsta Work..
LavaTds Nineveh &c. These books oound Ia Etyle
suitable for District School Libraries Address a. at
g. P. Punam's, 1855 Broadway, N Y (po'pad) s28si
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GowANS's CATALOGUE.
NTO. or HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL
IN BOOKS, with prices affixed luHt publlshed and may
he gratis applications II deAlred will sent by
peri Of the country. II communications maai
be postpaid. WILLIAM GoWANS,
a2S 2ist l78 Bulton.si. New, York
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WANTS.


SE}ANTKig-lo COO agents Immediately to sell new
w family manual aso varsity OF pictorial aud popular
voiks large per cenisge offered and hgih wages
can be made GDy similar establishment Call or ad-
dress postpaid The American Family Publication ES'a6"
lishmenL" 123 Eassau-s up stairs. EG lm'
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XE7ANTED-A situation as waiter or osler, by aooer,
w steady en-, recently from Ireland Has waited 10
private family hud has good Recommendations 10 about 30
Yeas OF sRe and s nxous aud willing work. Address
z O z cG1e mf spink 407 Rroome o. Tor daYs. $50 rs
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
al siuE Sing,

BY JOSEPH w. PERSON
THE NEXT SESSION OF ais SCHOOL viii corn.
Il neuce he 2ith OF October T 20 boJs Will
he received Number limited to eight fhe beat OF refer.
encs given ard terms reasonable. Apply 70
sSG 2us' STEPHEN & PERSON, Is Hammond. at.
V)RlNCRYON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
L PRlNCE7ON, NEW.JERSEY-Yhe next term viii
open MONDAY the 7h OF October This schoo occupies
the extensive ard besuul grounds and buildings Anowu
the Edge Hill Seminary" The Location is iusus re-
gsdt6 Of be inest In the country Tor 6ys board
ing school. Applications for admission should os mece
esry For catalogue and prospectus Of The schoo refer
tDces recommehdstong sld all necessary psrticul Na
address the Principal, HENRY RlNkE& A. u.
Princeton New Jersey. Sept 26 1850 ST Sus los"
EVENING HOOL, 147 GR EeN-ST.--
T. MR CHAMBeRLAlN, having taught Evenings for
e. hleen yea, paid great attention to The wants aud
in proyement thoie wh0 al nd Essntns Schools does
poi cons,o.r pre'umphon say that bis Pupils receive
advantages 'hep they can obian In any ohio, lo
tucn for his present Ct t1ioD Each stud nj Ia
tught sepsralely and the instruction adapted 10 h future
nrospectg $50 ltt
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT GaEEN-
IH ICH. CONN., 8 NICHOLS, Principal ana Fro
prleor. The " In commences on the An OF NO
vemher. Terms $50 per s1yum Circulars stating par
hculsra sy be TAD at the Bookstore OF b Newman );
To lS9 5roaoway, Ke!ereuces-Rev j 8. Bsckus R5V.
J W FaRgar', Jsmsp &. Nilsson n D, A1drais
.S05tt h. B. NICHOLS, Stamford, Conn.,
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WANTKD-As situation, by smart and 10y girl, to do
w house cha mher work, TO take care of children
and lie rstrate washer and irone;, and good plain
cook experienced in chamber work, good sewer, and
ford OF children has the boz, Of recommend tons from
her laat emploHere Please call at 22S BowerY
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XAlANTED-Agents 10 introduce several important
w fez Books Charts OF Natural Phioaophy nod til 'as
only who are acquainted With the work need apply Ad-
j. D. at g. F. Puinam'a l55 Broadway, N (PoEs
psid.) 80 81
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SALESMAN WAN rED-One OF pleasing address
y and good experience sy addresi with references b.
b. at The Tribune Office. $50 lis
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NNANFEB-Si!ua,ions wanted for about 200 t,
w tidy well recommended servante Of every capacity
American, English Scotch German ana lBh-Inoa!ly Pro-
ectunte Employers depend upon obtaining the very
best of servants the Select Protestant Employment
Agspcy,"7 Carmine st. near Blocker. s28 4tH*
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

e&Ss TANTEu-A house with all the modem Improve.
s5a rnens suitable for boarding house. Location
h Broadway. below e!ghthSt AddFeas b. postpaid,
Boy 1902 Post Office a5O IL
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ITO BUSINESS iiEH.-fartnerah!p wanted IN safe
ppd respectable business requiring ersse capital
Address Columbus, The Office OF the Tribune ss.e
tculars and amount OF capital required. $50 ~ m&W
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NkIhNTED-An honest active and iutelligentboy. Cal
wv al Spruce Ut between 10 ana O'CLOCK $50 II
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DRY GOODS.

-N--SN--
= EA4RRR SCI Grand.st vill opeu this morning
=. cases new French De Laner. 6esutifu' deiiEns
and high colors only 2s ed per yard.
/ cue Cashmere patterns very cheap
1Odo all rew from Is 10 lie Sd per yard
n,o 400 new pain chameleon Egured and striped Rlac'
md pou de sci Silks, very rich
Aso leh, and dark blue pink and white w'tered silkf
100 pieces gured and plain Turc ssns every shsds and
quality.
waered silk. kc.
Ano, 10 cases Partmastes and Coburgs, from 21up
eco pieces choice coors and quality French herinos ma
hing one of the hest assor.nenta in The city
sHAwLS.
The stock OF shAws comprise Of the largest and bei
selected stocks Of shhwls 10 be teuEd in ibis city.
Long and squsIe Broche and Cashmere shswf
Long and square wool ShAwls Of every quality
Printed Eurheiri aud Taurus shswlS, all WOOL
High colors long and square ihawls, six fhnges'
pIsip sud embroidered Thibet shawl'.
Alo all kinds woollen goods, blankets danne' cloths
caasineres, satnets, &c, &c
Also leo bales aud cases Domestic Goods st less sd
market prices.
.SO1M 8 BARKER, Sol Grand-st
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Bu~sisry-Tvo fellows calling themselves John
Doyle snd Michael hcQuade, were arrested and con-
veyed before magistrate, charge Of burgarousy
entering the soap factory ofW Jones $50 sixteenth
street. and robbng the desk Of several dollars in
MES. They were committed to prison for trial
Stealing Yaluabie CiotAing.-A Dutch woman by
the name OF Chrstlana Grosman arrested on We'd
nesday, by officer O'keeiie charge Of stealing
quantity Of valuable ladies' under clothing valued in
siding at No. 81 Wooster street These articles of
clothing were the property Of different ladies' nom
whom Mrs. Koof received them to wash and this
Dutch woman stole them from the wash tub The
clothing was recovered, and the thief committed to
prison for trial, by Justice Mountfort.
Grand Le,ceny.-A fellow called Patrick Burke was
caught Thursday Constable Joseph having in his
possession a piece Of drab cloth, valued at s35 the
property of David Rockwell Co, No 464 Pearl street
from whom the rogue had but short time previous
stolen it, The officer meeting seeing him in the street
with the property under his arm and knowing him to
be thief, took him into custody Justice Mountfort
committed him TO prison for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

The MoNTEsQUIoU CASE AT ST.. LoUIs.-Judgs
Colt yesterday decided the motion previously made
and argued to admit Gonzave and Raymond de
Montesquiou to bail: After citing precedents in
which persons charged with criminal offence have
been bailed, the Judge decided that Gonzalve be
admitted to bail in the sum of $40 900 upon the in
dictment for killing Bamum, and $40 900 upon the
Indictment for killing Jones and that Raymond be
named Indictment, and $4,000 upon the second
The prisoners were brought into the court in the
afternoon and gave the required bail-Messrs
James II. Lucas, Charles Chouteau, Thornton
Grmsley, Wiley Randolph, S. l.. Seck, Angus
tus Brewster, John Snyder, VIM. Mafitt and VIM.
Fulton severally becoming their sureties. Suitable
have been provided for them at the St. Louis
hospital. under the care of the Sisters of Charity,
where they will remain until another trial is had
The court granted commission to take dispositions
in Illinois, New York and Canada, which depo-
sitions are TO be made evidence in the future trial
st. Louis, (Mo.) Republican, May 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11
Political Intelligence,

VIRGINIA LEeIsLAruRE.-The returns from the late
election in Virginia. show the election of SIS wings and
6s democrats to the House Of Representatives. The
Senate returns have not bee received The vote for
the convention to receive the constitution is about ten
for to on against it.
NASHVILLE CoHvENrIoN.-George A. Trenholm and
William Duboze have been chosen delegates to the
Nashville convention from the Charleston district Of
South Carolina Messrs Chestnut and Gregg have been
chosen to represent the Rchland district in the
State
FOURTH DISTRICT MAssAcHusErrs.-Benjamn
Thompson has been nominated by the wings of the
4th congressional district ofMassachusetts The cleo
ton will take place on the 2lst inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

DESTRUCTION OF CoTToN FACTORIES AT THE
EAsT.-The cotton factory occupied by s. Hewitt,
in Needham, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night. There was an insurance for
81, 600 on the machinery, at the National and the
Freemen's Insurance Company, one half each, and
insured. Two large cotton factories, az vton
Upper Falls, known the Ellis Fac and
owned by Messrs. Pettes, were desr fire
about half-past ii o'clock, same nj together
with large amount of machinery, ST. &c. II
is reported that the policy of insur on the
buildings expired but day or two since. The fire
was caused by an incendiay.-B Post,
Ifay TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11
The Isthmus Passports.

In the Heyod Of Tuesday last you stated that the
authorities % New Granada have authority 20 d.
mand passports from any American crossing the 18th
mus" ~ IL true our treaty gives American citizens
the right ofwsy but passport from the United states
State Department IL necessary 10 prove To- be
American \ presume you intended, that passports
from the Consul Of New Granada In New York are not
necessary which IL the fact The Law taxing foreign
srs f25 month parsed BY the California Legislature
makes necessary that American citizens should have
United States passports ny publishing this letter,
ycu win DO service % al united States egrant. 10
tshfctuft ycur OBJ dent servant
BgrFogD L co.
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themselves may divide the Safe, and southern
territory may be established, which will be settle
ment OF the question, thus far, to the satisfaction
of the South Whatever may be the effect of
delay, there is a detachment Of Southern men in
the Senate, but particularly in the House, who are
determined, by all means, TO defeat the admission
of California, State, at this session. The con-
test will be severe, and the chances about equal
that California will be reduced to the condition Of
Jim in the Ethiopian melody
"That you, Sambo?n
mo- tits jim"
"Well you 10 right good looking,
But you can't come inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

CApEr ApPoISrmrsrs.-The following cadet appoint
ments, from New York and at large, have been made
for the year 1850 New York-Philps Ph9nix of the
Sd district; Stephen H. Weed 9th district; Alexander
AMMAN, sth district Peter Fonda, Jr, 18th dis
trict; Samuel Ten Eyck, 2lst district; William De
Mott, 9th district; John A. Black, 3oth district ;
Loomis L. Langdon, ed district Lemuel @. Curtiss,
SD district and Fazilo A. Harrington, Saith district
At large-Wm. Croghan Jesup, George w. c. Lee Jno.
X. smead. Robt G. Wood George A Gordon VIM. Z.
Nicholson, VIM. y. Drum, Jno. U. Long, James a..
Montgomery Thomas J. Wright
The last three are In the places Of II. W. billiard,
deceased, and NJ White and - Mckee, declined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11
RLIss,s COMPOUND COP LIVER OIL CANDyzrnIs

DLIsss COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY.-TIIIS
- fayorte remedy IL composed OF Cod Liver OIL
bined with other ingredients which completely dis
guse the rcpuve Of the without deraeting from
It's medicinal virtues presenting IL In form by which IL
be to the most delicate invalid without
during which time the most hatcrng testimonials Of
superior excellence have been received and IL stands
unrvaied curative for colds obstinate coughs
bronchitis influenza asthma and all affections Of the throat
chest The medicinal influence OF this candy
the track Of the nfammaory action causing cough
First soothing the Of the voice the sedave Influences
along the lining Of the windpipc
chit, and Aayng pulmonary irritation giving and
comfort TO the chest restoring the voice 10 its accustomed
cearness and CONCEALED phlegm acrony in the
fluids and distractions in the glands gently and safely
discharged by expectorson. IL disagrees with
the somaeha cold yields TO lite benign influence in
aw hours and when resorted TO before the complaint far
advanced all danger Of consumption entirely
Beware Of counterfei Since the introduction Of this
lar remedy several worthless limitations have made their
appearance entirely different from the original The public
Will be particular and inquire for BLISS pound Cod Liver
Oil Candy and observe the fac smc Of the signature Of the
proprietor package o. the genuine article Prepared
only by b. X Bs druggist Springfield uass For sale in
this city by A. d. sands 100 Fulton srec at the Aston
and Irving House drug stores and no broadway and by all
the principal druggists throughout the Union.
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MEDICAL.

NEAFNEss.-usE DIR. McNAIR's ACOUSTIC OIL.
IL the Deafness Also all those disAgresable
noises like the burning Of insects falling Of water
Of steam which approaching Deafness
tho have been deaf for toen or twenty
years and subject to trumpe have after using
teely we'll II has cured eases Of ten, fifteen and
thirty standing OF deafness Sold only genuine
COMsTOCk co. BROTHERS. 81 John street.
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HI,nE MARRIED MonANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.

THE MARRIED wonAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
psnion-By DIR. A. ~ Asurcehu, Professor q Diseases
of Women-T,nth edition, lemo. Up. 25o-prics fYeas
ofsuferns o. physical and mental anguish many an AZ
might have been spared BY timely possession o. this
IL intended the
ing marriage ~ u dscloses important secrots wheh
be known 20 them particularly.
those whose health dees not permit Of increase Of IA
mily 10 h Il especial Importance.
Here, also, femaethe wife, the msther-ths one
either budding into womarhood the In decline o.
years In whom nature contemiates important ohsngt
can discover the causes and the most ecsnt
remedies and most certain mode Of care, In
10 which Der ser 10 subject
tEstrsot o. Letter from Genusmsn in Dayton ohio)
DAyros, Mar !, 1877
ny Dear sir-My wife has besn peroeptbly SINKING for
three IN consequence 81 her great anguish
and suerins ths before and during her
ed her, putting her life Imminent danger ssd which
on last OCCASION despaed Of supposed that this state
ofthnTs resigned myself meet the worst
A. this time fno~ sbsut two monthsl heard your book
hshy spoken o. eontspns some matters reaching my
ease On s receipt and peruss cannot 70 zoe ths
impaired TO vfe learning that the treat discovery f
sn Dcsomesus provided remedy IL opened prospect 70
which little conceived was possbe But Tor THIS ere
smother wosd have passed ever my In All human
probshiy wife would have bsen IN her crave, ant my
children left uotheress.
" Of sour,e imprretiesbIe convey more fully the va
subjects treated o. ss they are nature strictly in-
sended Cor the married, thcse contemplating marriage
For sale Al ~ Broadway, knd a. the Publishing once l7
liberty sfrcs New Yorki Little c., Albany W. r. Ds-
Or =. ,...gs II e. , sSP5 u. :. ,rsss.si.ss. " mai.
w vs,s NV ods. la LSs s .sr..s S''
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At Northampton, N. H., from the Sd OF December,
1879 to tho goth Of April last, fell twenty
times and the aggregate depth of snow was Ave feet
and six inches.
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BOOV cate hixtare for the cure Of Oonorrhaa elect
streturta, and similar di.crder n makes speedy cura
shSrt ". least restitution Of Diet drink, Exposure
shsnse IN application 70 basnes The propretsr challenges
eufie ears which the mistnrs will
eturs e ave hundred sosra Fprherths disease csnnes
e ccnrsetsd dose ~ the mixture " taken when exposed
~ put ng IN BOTTLES with full sreccn stsi One bottle
s..s vsctart IRE rr.t N TO says -,r sale W o.
ZINC. 1872 broptray; ice RaJard s,gsts
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nOCTOR CONvERS' INyIGoRATING CORDIAL
~ The only remedy yet discovered for seminal weakness
and nocturnal emissions runous incapaeitang for
eiey business msrimony Affections Of the head back
limbs and caused by improper habits
speedily removed 81 botte three bottles for S. with di
retions aud important advice to the married and single
DIR. Convers Office as Third between Tenth aud
Eleventh New York where he IL consulted and the
cordial obained and waed 10 the country post paid
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EDICAI..

nR. DELANEy'S MEDICAL OFFICE, ESTABLISHED
- for the successful treatment 81 private diseases AMI
male complaints, ~ open daily frum A. M, TO r. n.
Recent radically cured IN day; standing
aggravated treated 10 the careful
codng TO the aud European
without STRUCTURES scninsl weakness. genital
debility. sc Invariably cured From long and very
tensiye practice in Europe this city, Dr. De La
ney guarantees perfect in sery instance or refunds
the money. Consultations .'re'ly confidential
also per correspondence IN w sH, Freseh German
french and Portuguese female periodical Pills aud Drops
81. once ~ IIepensrd street. near broadway.
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nOtTOR CIUN M. A RLUJLNkLi EDUCATED ivy
~ scian and Suraeun, 10 Ihs Private Treatise
and Medical guue." AZ. via ee found his cifce
usual his practical experience enables him
dicnit a eest structure, and sei-af
v-stress. &C. Ofce No. " teuasty No - Arr .lIeet
H.. -,s .ulrfncc thrgts 49, cll...
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CEO0 REwARD.-1YERs n CO.'S sPECIFIC--IT
BOOO fails In the ~ all urinary difficulties,
via goporrhea geet whites in females inflammation o.
the Kidneys and BLADDER gravel re The proprietor
certain 81 iis and will sold by the
druggists generally. RADwAYk co, General Agents,
I6l Fulton street, New York.
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SIX s.yEpi, CT rhEScn sSTIDoT T.

O. " " SANED.-CKEGORY'SF FRENCH ANTfDOTE-
- N N total and speedy eradicator OF private dis
IL purfes the blood, drives the virus
system and leaves he patient IN vigorous, healthy state
sstonhed to ind themselves cured speedily and without
restrictions of sort and. without particle Of
Price, 81. sold at the drug store of B0wcry
and Grand street 10 fulton street (sun Buiidng and 81
the Doctors residence, 67k Madison Dr. Grcgory
would intimate and othcr that
In this family of diseases % year In this city and be both
able and willing 20 give good advice freely TO all who
need from A. until Pm Letters will prompt
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Iersns $50 had been undsr the
eare 81 etIr a private disease WITH
ON bsnent assures uuori tna DR. Larmont, -
R.ade street near broadway ls equal No case, how
ever old in years prscs Iars failed 70 be psrma-
,s,tix enred jouutit "a mus enclose fee. pcsA
raid. Female ffrcnpisrty fiils. 81.
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noCToR YOURSELF tELY-rOK IS CENT?
~ ~ means o' N. feeke hsstHp'a- 90 Every Ore ne
Osn Physician IweufV-tfurf silisn 9th one hunarse
engravibgs showing prixa aud haiorm@tons OF
the Gensrative system sud Term, ~ Ninm
M o. u fsnuf1 vanfa-
Tho forms ~ D ~ssninsi Weakness. Dss-
Of tho Prostate gsna tmpt.ney solitary Habits OF
Youth are fahfuily al The recipes IN
plain language. The chapter ~e abuse and SsminAi
particular atentiOn and should be
read BY every Yoan ~h nave been urfortuness
disease. Trtvnus placing yourselves u,deY
of unter shat his prstensiona may
be- % this truly assfnl surk strangers writing
particularly fho dating marriage, fonk
think home wthont copy % the Pocket scu
arua Sea and gpins ses shsud rossse
Dr. young Treatise harsre ~ p.ekst Hsculapius %
Every One His Own Physician Any sending twenty
ave enclosed will copy
book mail; will b. for dollar. Al
drees Or. No tal spruce street, phiiadeiphia
and for sale ~ a.-f.ee- r--~wd Broa<wxy. New
yofh
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nR. MORTAkORE WOULD INFORM THE HUNDREDS
- who apply TO him for the o. delicate diseases that
he holds deluve hope that he will them
three days lie IL called upon daily witness the sad
effects Of wicked deception worthy pandemoniu itself
lie would however, assure those who msy under his
care that they may rely npon cheap pleasant and speedy
In from IA. NJ 20 r. NJ Sundays excepted Advise
traits. L. MORTAhoRE, NJ. d., No. lgS william rtrect.
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UNR BELL CONTINUES To BE CONSULTED AT MS
- once l3h spruce street. " iltsm Al
diseases ~ private aud he
mercuria system The method ~ arrestng the disease
times in two days
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MEDICAL NoTIcE-TnlKE .RE TuousAYps ol

lvl indy who magn. t.f-sclves cured have
actually the poison In their bd undermining the system;
they will attention o., Of the
fe although 70 often evidence u it's
the form Of eruption. ashnr homes Joints
Will often disappear nnd telling plain
" that ~ is there I'll unay strength ~ reduce
ing the system and 80 " timely
attention the deal
would be avoided but he rericaced from
quack 90 smother. until Dc 81 compelled 20 apply regular
practitioner Hundreds have teen BY DR. usne
having been victmgcd tY shule battalion 81 qusehs
this city; will ua-y I'D what of
poranee preserve your health ~ applying the tnd
cation o. distsss uftEE Duane street.
second door ~ cha hsHs. regular
and member q the Medical society.
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NO CURE NO pAy.-Dk. toNbiiT, ~ DUANE SIS
be eousultsd treatment ~ certain dcncets
diseases 81 devoted 70 tne cst-
Of delicate diseases enable Dr. @ 20 cure The vcst
~ enred in three days No
mercury used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

nR. COOPER, 10 DUANI STRICT, mas, FOR THn
~ last fourteen yesrs gcnuuea his practice 20 the treat
uent OF mercuria other diseases ~ delicate nsfur
lie can the this dsese sne
charge
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~ EW MEDICAL uOON1--s SpsfLkrE PRACTICAL
vOrk, the % private dise.ses
strcturcs and all kuaee - urinary orgsns-
illustrated By H-..t0y oolored
large a. life b hone bnst~tcs. n D. Large qusrto.
80 PAGES, "a edition. Friar a. the Boston
Medical and Surgical iuru tf be sNid
10 he equal 10 Ricords family
nshed IN this cpuntry snthsf ~ The vork Seminal
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Fourth Edition, 10 plates. For sale tho PUB
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