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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

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visianss. ai1.n %SsH Noble. INV 'a'' '
Bill PoaTIsTp, June 2o-on America. sssphanssn
BRsnKsHxyEs, june @-Arr Adolphine, Hohcrs., B.lt
& Aas Habp and Shas %sh no and
Msgdal.pe Kuhimsnn. NYori; stephan. Lamke dol Fa.
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SID from Phi 10Th, IA Peters Tor ParsOnsh Browne
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LsS s ,Ss S DO ,h, Aa.as sosl. from Br.
for NTcri; s~ brig Julie, BorF, from as'A'nSurs
caDin, June ii-Arr Dsl.wsse Pasten. NorisanE lash
RSstS1s TrshT Nf s1,a 81, Nou,,, NYor.
DEAL. Arr Senator, Conn. London and sid same
Ess sa san DO b. Louise
rSi. from BREMEN for NYors. " .'
Risisoss June is@6id Lucy EiisSsth R.sd. Peters.
hGrsh Tor YORK ,,s,a prorhs,. Va, IA, Karl.
hoysn' Si0rt sssasSss; SI.ss!s., DO $500. ......
JUNE ~ gGTs:
HELvorr. June isaArr Elish. Dennison Tucker NYork
LvrsrooI Jun. gArr Canada ts) Stone, Boston; 2Ash
Entd for ids stb John Buny,n, Nichols. PhiI.delphis
York; JSs.npes Won TIi,,sn .Sd Bruno. Lands Bal.
Bowes Noriesls Eudoes Bsnnsrmsn staten Island and
Weetcott. philadelphia DeWit Clinton. funk' Nfork;
sd %sS. peyonssre. Strickland NYort 2lst Nsrrssan-
ssecrsas for Sh.qis,onI Peter Marcy Sampson
Dreams Laura Snow. Thorndyke, Alexandria oomo
Iospos. June s5~Entd inwsrds Norm. schul.s. M.n,.
nio 3d. Catharine Augusta BestmAn MatanzAs CID out
2 Manchester Porter Boston; Esd, VIM Barber. Foreman.
posDrsRv. June s-An Creole. Watt, Philadelphia.
SID 2l svs sss yslOesro. ousrsio. Phads
Ihsi 18th Trenton JessOn NYorh sid sth julius Cesar
Ii%S Juns aGsld Harriet Pullitt and Ceorgiana
Arr ss.na,S Crosby s. L'h ss
Bath, Esi 2sd, Commerce Henry. Charleston m,
oroRro. June liar Allegro, oavinto, Nforki SA'
Trssasss. june ,s-sid Mecca. Hale NYeri with emf
PiII.v, June ls-Ar Adsiphi Gorhsn. Boston Adi7sh'
Svsssssews,Jaas sAg wn s Osborn n.sys,si
!S june nlH n n' oe.sa
d.n s's assn. Poet. kossf. barssa rrsssa
TasHrSg Ro.Ds. June n-sia osorsisua. Msriary. New
.x,-., Inn. isnTh. lsbsnn.s Popr.r.. from Am
erd,m for NYorh left Rsm,sae Nov d. after repairins
and has not since been hssrdof
Csptz, juno 1.-THE Dsmsrsoove, Mabee. arrived here
from Rio ersnss has been ordered away BY the Board OF
Cows June 22-Put In, the Russian bark Eyr Davids.
from Hams last from the Ho,hsrbsnk for Bristol With
o. s ssS'SrS collision s Ss ws On the s
with the American bark and woedxsrd' Wo9dsar
woodward los, her vsprt but proceeded
The % has been surveyed and has gone alongside Of the
snoRsass, June si-on Wednesday last 18th inst ~
sr,sspS on So oyster bed, Hare bearing e. % miss
was run into BY he American shp s. Denis from Havre
w fresh r,s.s az w. The sad crew
SIs sssd ss ZIP 10 d Ssss Sn
struck the GLOBE absft midhps cssyi.s away mast
,dgs and she would have sunk h:i !, no, been
4 uefl her int
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nav THEArss.- The entertainments for this
sre for the benefit Of MIR Waller, the young
In trsstdisn. The pieces selected are Romeo
iet," with fine wsIsr Romeo, Cow AZ
Hrcuiio and Miss Anderton a. Juliet The conclud.
nj Piece will be the Irish Tutor in shich Mr. futile
will ustsn The character u DR. o. foole II IL hoped the
Friends Of this promising actor will do their duty this
evening. By Cling the Broadway Theatre. Lot
live talent 81 all means be encouragcd wesre informed
rich treat will come Oh this week In Mr. Nesde aud Mr..
uchansne playing at the Broadwsy--they will
psnge characters.
N,r,op "a -,-- The attractive features Of the pro
ramms for p. evening mn.t have the effect Q.
providing .vtS department Of III well ventilated and
,us theatre The Ravels have added TO their SPLEEN
npspy the Pranck family. Tue performances will
nee with the tight rope frats. and the next fra
WILL be the beautiful ballet pantomime Of lie
oustre.n Ia which VI. Brilliant 81 lie Berth, Vic
70 and Cclestine Frauck will appear. The entertain
hs will conclude With the comic pantomlme Of - 90
skL" In which the ininiitabse artist, Gabriel, vii
ear.
.rroSaL THrArrr -purdy. the enterprisng and indie
sble proprietor Of this establishment has engaged
eminent artists for his next theatrical campaign
evening the celebrated drama Of the |" Forest
bemis" gill commence the Entertainments and viii
R2sed BY the grand Operrtic "xtrevagspzs Of the
daughters Of the Croton Waters" and all will
with the "Actrcss Of all Work" This bill will
esns OF crovding the National.
Ms Lyctvn-rbe entertainments for this
" the benefit q Mr.. Demilt, machnist,
Ebt Of the present The pieces
the King and the Mimic" which will
An the Worlds Stage" and the per-
rlude with the amusing piece entitled
The orchestra, which has given such
tion. since the opening Of this theatre,
inspiriting pieces which doubt will be
that harmony aud excellence for which
been celebrated
lrrrfs offer for this evening a pro.
attraction Negro melodies In album
performances, burlesque opera, aud
lris This band has gained the ut
b,ularity- Collins. by his paiut.ve and
org; and Swalne by th drollery, aud
os are drawing large houses.
yw-Tbe opening Of the nov season ut
nuscment, commences evening,
" additions g. the company Leon
Cline will give their surprising feats on
nd the vaudeville company will appear
dramas
,rrv we uudtrstsnd arrangements
With Brougham6 Lyccum company to
Rod ~ the Military Garden, Brooklyn,
W. t.tcd nc Tor the occasion. and will
on the plsn Of Niblo's, In this city.
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eatiy almost deserted-.beins much

sRtiy almost deserted being much
,, usually, on the Sabbath. The
1elightful, and unless some accident
te numerous fishing clubs that spent
visiting the towns 10 their fantastic
ing has occurred TO mar the general enjoy
the removal Of the city Post Once to the Ex-
|garded as a hxed fact, against which 1t Is
all remonstrance would be In vain, they
pore reconsiL.d to It, n the ground that 1t
Ity to allow 30 fue public building as the
90 to rack and ruin for want OF tenant
would soon be the case, without the Post
. can be no doubt. rs the business OF the city
pee left that locality. The fact, however, Of
cen located there for the personal aggran.
Whig favorites Of the department., contrary
ed wish Of large majority Of our business
usidered sufficient cause tor the SUCCESSORS
General Hall. and Post master Maddox,
pr different politics, which Is more than
its removal 40 soon as they obtain the
Of requiring person to go up fourteen
kh the window Of post Office, would
FOUGHT Of except As piece Of partisan
1ebt, some thirty in number, were
ex-om prison under the new consti-
all imprisonment for debts
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Police Intelligence.

S~spicion NJ TfT0scing Man me Riper.-On Sa
Gnrdsy night, man by the name Of Joseph Conner
arrested by the seventh ward police, u charge OF
throwing man called James Willouyhby of the dock
into the river foot OF Market street whereby he
drowned at least the body yet beeu found
negro, called Cotton IIoton residing at No 100 An
thony street represented to the Captain II Police Of the
Seventh ward that he Conner throw WIloughby on
tie doch, and that much made to rescue
bm from the water but without ruccesa he sank AZ
Ter appearing the second time end that the last
lime he seen. On this charge Conner held in
pustcdy &Du sunday morping conveyed before jus
npeon; fat the negro did not appear sub-tsn-
be charge, the Jus tice permitted the policeman TO
the prisoner In custody. aud " no further evil
Ne turned mp, to let him go until other evdeaoe sp-
AIRED 10 justify his arrest
hsurns LADIES IN Street The police Of the Four
9th ward arrested on Saturi " evening about 10
Pck, young spark named james >cud Ter said TO be
re navy charge OF actin ds~rderly the street
insulting respectable females they passed Officer
c6wirc demonstrated with him o. hts uuruiy conduct
"a begged him 90 desist, hut lnstcad Ut doing he
rptd wpon the policeman, drue out large pocket
life and threatened 70 innict personal injury TO any
~ WI ebould dare 10 interfere with him at the
mo Wishing he had only pistol he would blow the
hcer's brains out However, the police not exactly
hunted by the threats made by this youth who, evil
Nuty at that time possessed liquor than br Iins
t,ok bod and conveyed him forthwith n the station
house where be Diet aimed all night aud In the
log conveyed before Justice simpson who on airing
the faets held him 10 bail for his future good conduct
.9heecd ffGsid uTor EHigrahts.-On saturday, nscr
PstterSon OF The lower police arrested n warrant
Issued by Justice Osborne, Mr. O. " Richards q for
wsrder u German engsnts whereas lac stands charged
ION the cath Of n German woman by he name Of Anna
krossmsn with falsely personstibg the title name cha
cter and once 81 the consul OF the Grand Duchy Of
located IN this city for the United Staes whereby
complainant alleges she has been dcfraudcd The
tier was briefly heard before thu Justice, when MIR
bsrde most positively deuitd the accusation The
olecsse VII be further Investigated tbs day (MoAdsy)
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N EnId Al

nOCyOR N. l.. BYRN, mas REMOVED To NO. SIC
~ Roadway between Brcomc sad Spring streets
RoRREsT GROVE HYpRoPATHIc INsTITr.x
sc,eseys sosntais, June IL lsoi.-wnism say g.
tuition will be resdy Zoe Via secep.on otlar- we cary
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pEwisr IN Tiyr.-pR. HUNTER. pRop,sxrna on

REWsr IN TfbE-DR HUNTER, pRoP,zlErpR or
- the old and long es,ahshes Hunterisn pispsa.sry,
Ne Division street, New York city. sure1 s,rick
s .. The sssni..,iss sneoss Of so 1y hasl,. {.
BE- hnmhrGsed by the auaek doctors. cut call and
DIT Hunter once before spplyrs els. No robbed
aust have had more experience IN tais branch % ned
cne thsr Any other man living. Wee few who de-
stree the Doctor ~ publish their pro n CURED IN
Tour weeks dreadful dsasse this broke cut al
ana the effects OF mercury redu ed that lA
S1 more 1s1, '" sse had been siyen up ~ qo,ss
eholsrs IN three weeis Of adful disease o. more hsa
years ndirs after ,he cher doctors had not ehy vea
me up bnt said 81 cir lives worth "
be IN room with Iefr Rurey Pilets Cock" 1reivI
yesrs agc epic5 90 london ply scsn 20 Ne cured 81
certain disease be pre- sennced veil IN three weeks
less than two orths eke assin tried SIR chsA
With he sams efeot and got thorouehly we'll az
hya and many headed ster until called at your as
pepsary ar ago snd since sound AZ fRI
man hvng-iiwin Cow" Brfsle sgeucy, No fsSt .
street whore Dr. Hunters Red Drop - hst gsdn1ns
Prcs only This remeSv patfrt s<stHFt
ssondsry stacks. Trcstnsas ~ i,tter When vsw ~
HsuiaS givess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

STEAMSHIP HERMANN.7AT MEETING OF THE
- passengers held last Tuesday board this vessel Col
John Dusoe called TO the chair. and number Of
vice pointed when after
by the chairman the folio
and adopted by all the
gers, and ordered to be published -
Whereas the passeng board the steamship Her
from Bremen and Southampton to New York. nduls
Of gratitude for SAFE comfortable, aud
truly delightful passage have experienced across the
ocean, feel but justice to picture that gratitude in
propriato terms; therefore,
Resolved That compliment the steamship
Hermann upon her excellent autcal qualities and
accommodations. and that cordially commend her
boat to all who would traverse the Atlantic.
Resolved, That unanimously pronounos Capt Crabree
plsed gentleman and good sailorone in whose
society days eyarorste like hours and in whose skfu
hands the tmid feel confidence and the fAsdious
qualification Of the emphatic character
Resolved, That thanks due TO Mr.. r. Gourlee
the capable and chief officer of the Hermann
Mr. L. Bartholomew the energetic snd obisng chief ens
to MI L. Crabtree the frank and BILE
to Mr. Cameron, the urbane and skfu we'll
TO hesssrs Honey and Garrard the stewards and all the
other male assistants in the service OF this ship
to whose attentions activity and industry feel that
have been much indebted for complete stfsetcn
(Ssnedl JNO. 8. DUsoLLE Chairman.
hessrs: EvERARD. DELAsAso, Rn)DEs and WrsoSD,
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE U. 8. NAIL
steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. wotton. Comma.der.
will leave for Havre touching Southampton TO land the
mails and passenger on Saturday July 2 st IL o'clock
from pier No. North river Price Of passage S70 All let
through the post ooe experienced sur
attached to the chip For freight apply
NORrlMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No. SO Broadway.
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~~ia Correspondence.

NhLAphLrHA, SoAy v, AVA
Sdieide-FYre and Riotous ARRAY
fy has recovered from the noise and furry Of the
and nothing has transpired since Of especial
brward deck passenger on the steamboat Kennebec'
your city, jumped overheard in our bay, when of
Ills Listens, yesterday morning, and drowned He
with his coat on deck, prayer book, having the
be Of william Murray In It,
barn. attached to Daniel Sturger's hotel on the
hy's Ferry, was fired yesterday about noon ana
bsequently Sturger himself attacked and beaten
some of the rowoes collected Pistols said to have
zen fired from the hotel b, the landlord and his
Fiends by which two boys were slightly wounded
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INInArINn- MIL nRAraN AMI nunY EnR HATTIE

ShossPropoeals will be received % the Coast sur
vey Office Washingtsu iron be,oon snd se, ana 10Y
Hatteras Inlet on or hre the LIST day OF October le
the officer charged with placing them. The bell beason 70 Re
OF 90 feet ong feet beam. The buoy 70 s
feet ches LONG and IN chss largest dsneter and
built IN vch and cfcatons
be at this stce. SAMUEL HEN.
ce.srsl Disturbing Agent U. s. Coast Survey.
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$500 EEwAnD.ayEsrRIs

$500 iss y. q
makes speedy without The least restrictions SsA
drink espcsure or change IN application 70 business -
proprietor ch..sses snse case whsoh ths mirsurs yin
put mp IN BEETLES with direetisss ~ a. One pssts.
lasts weet- masy cured in t~o days rcs 10 u
u RING, va Broadway and 100 Baysrd strss. Ysvk.
Little, i04 Hassver street, Bosson wrshS d. Nsv
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DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP couPANY.-oNLr

DACTFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-0NLr
through line California and Oregon Wis Cbsgres direct
fsre reduced On Saturday July a. at 9P. The spendit
steamship EMPIRE CITY, l1D tons burthen. j. Wisoa
commander, will sail on Saturday July ~ ats oolosk Pm
Of warren street. North
River government mails for Chssres connecting
with the fayorite u s. Mail steamship Panama, leave
Panama on or about lat Of August For passage
freight apply the once and 5 South street. III West
str Of ar
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Two DAYS LATER FROM MExico We have received
es Of FL Monitor Rpubiieano and FL Universal Of McKee,
to the Tth OF June The Congress still In its
ordinary session and discussing the financial ques-
tion which oers the grtatest difficulties arrange Sr
Sina Cuevas the Munster of Finances presented
u proposition this HIS project sent to
1ommittee composed Of Senators and Representatives
tho will be presided by a minister OF Arsta Some
Qualifications $50 Gays the Monitor Repu6eao) will be
nsde In the primitive project.
The nomination Of President ID. j ,se joaquin de
herrera, director OF the Montessio. has been
Aived with pleasure by the people in general but the
resident, Arsta keeps his ground aud maintains Her
rera In the Office to which be was nominated.
company has been formed at Guadalupe, with a
pital Of $4,000, to work the mines IN chihuahua
A road has been built in Iacatecas leading from the
city Of Fresrillo and crossing the mountains 1t has
Leen the work Of many years
Chihuahua paper states that, on the 18th ut in
Labtant Of the village Of Bravo upon wood,
~ thrve Americans and robbed of his horse md
The Mexican repaired home and, accompanied by his
neghbors and servaDts, returned To the wood where
Two OF the aggressors found One Of them shot
md killed The other attempted TO escape, but
Knocked from his horse by blow from the stock Of
aun captured and car ried into the city for trial
At Aguas CsIientes there Is band of detperadoes,
gho commit the most atrocous robbeies and atrocities
Senior Gambia has laid before the Senate proposition
20 appropriate third Of the Of the govern
lhent to the payment Of the public creditors.
General Ronald de la Vega arrived in Yucatan a few
Seeks since, despatched by the Mexican government
Nth full powers 10 effect, possible peace between
the Yucatecoes and the Indians.
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EoR cALIyoRNIA. VIA ouAeREs pIREcT.-rHI

EoR CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAgREs, pIREcrrTIl
Btoddard ate Of steamship Crescent Cty viii
sail from Philadephs for Chasres direct Thursday lo
July at ~ e'eiock from her wharf Lombar street.
The above steamer has proved herself very fact and re-
martably cafe vessel beng her hfst voyage from
her for fret and second csss
passengers unsrsssed Through tickets 70 San Fran
Will he furnish reduced rates Persons engaxns
passage New York will be provided with tickets 70 Pill
asiphs fr.s For freish. or Esss~ss sIgy 20 70
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nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. n CONSULTED
~ private diseases which be without msrcur
recent cured In ave dsys Dr. We Specific the rss~k
dthtyss year e,psrience, never fAiis q Prise
dollar N B-Bswarc of poisonous serfeiA
sale By uusch In Rsasevelt streeA All cur~s
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d. eoSvKRs rRlyArs xEDIcAL oryrcs 9

nR. CONvkRS PRIVATE MEDICAL OrrTCG. 10
~ Third svenus. N. T. whore he 70 consulted In sss-
tain dsesses and seminal Weakness az DR. has had ~
The effects Of self abuse and ndscr.en The victims sf
disease. who would avoid quaeka and their vile
Patients In the country consult DR. by letter psss-
pAid-enolosng fee. NIB Dr. Cs Invi<orstlns Cordla.
Tie only remedy for debility q the organs cs..sd By elf
polutiop for SALE ~ battle three bottles e>r g. With
portant sdyice married sirs~fcrwsrd~a
For SALE <o Broadway IL brand street, corner
o
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DR. L. MoRrAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO

y have contracted disease Ours ut volcas." thai IA
"Take Of thy bealth have devoted many
profession and have treated successfully thouaAsds %
patients Those who wish suit
do 30 (free Of oharssl from A ~ 10 p NJ Sundays
excepted II you value your health will svoid sess
knsves who unbushingiy tell hat they sny
and that their kind OF medicine all that
for disease In all m forms Persons whose esltA
been ruined By these esotsts. call upon me daily.
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LAST LINE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NAIL
steam,hip Compsny.-0nly through line for san Fran
CISCO via Havana and Chagrs Fare reduced On Friday
July ats y NJ The .ysndid double engine steamship
OHIO J. Schenck, U. s. NJ der will sail on Fr
day. July H. st precisely 3oclock T. M from her pier foot
Of Warren street ~ r, with the government mails for
Chasres via havana. Passengers transferred at Havana 70
the splendid double engine steamship Falcon pss,enFsr,
lea wing in the Ohio will connect with the fay0rte United
states all ts sail from Panams on or
about the let August specisl messenger will take charge
freight parcels san Francisco Que oharges
from 10 10 ~ per cent ss shan any ether Express For
freight apply 10 BxRfORD CO., Ne. Astor
House, Nesey street.
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between sax
Francisco and ports In Oregon awaiting at the former port
the arrival Of the mails and from Panama ana
returning without delay with the mails and for
the steamer from San Francisco:
regular line Of propeers will be kept for the trans
porsn OF freight and transient between Pa
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS Of 800 tons
hurthen under charter TO the company ana peculiarly
commodious In her cabin arrangements viii DO kept RUNNING
One Of The above steamers will keep up the connection 10
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports. . .
The In the Atlantic will be maintained By ths
UBited States mail steamships - -.
OHIO -. ...... 5000 tons. CHEROKEE =. 1,5U tons
EMPIRE CITY ..2no tons PHIIADELPHIA1,lOt ons
Leaving New York for Chares the nth and 18th OF sseh
The new steamships RI DORADO and FALCON will form
direct line between New Orleans and Chagre leaving ~
such periods WI insure little detenton n possible %
the Isthmus and forming with TIE Psene steamshipe,
Csifcrnia and Oregon Passages from New Orleans eAs
b secured from Armstrong Lawrsson Co., agents. ~ shsA
The fare for through tickets from New York W Ban Fra
cieco has been reduced from
fsC0, In state rooms 10 SSn.
$50 In lower cabin. TO S00
f10 In steerage, TO Sl6e
IN. New York 70 Chscs wiz be ~ ths isvss
adopted BY any safe between thoes ports
IS south ana ~ their III West street.
vy,BE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALL
Il fornia, via Nicsrssus.-The steamship PRoNEfHkUs
will leave pier No North river, Monday. July 10.
At o'clock r. H., for San Juan direct eounec.nf with
leave Sud the 18th. Passengers will take
at San Juan sent there for tho purpose
pass up Lake Nicaragua to Virgin
Bay and pass good ROAD twelve miles distant The
readiness receive them Passengers through
itch etc al Nos Battery place.
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DR RALrH,. AUTHOR OF rnE "rRAerIoAL Pm


nR RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE rREATisD-
~ intended for all Who need sound practical inormssSea
afflicted with certain dissssesgving the
symptoms progress and consequ accs Of esch dsesss,
cuding structure seminal weakness 60 with recipes fg
the remedies, their management &c, &oin plain lAa
susss enables every TO successfully aud rissseAy
sditionI2 pp.. With plates price % eents selH - .
Greenwich street. IS Ann street. and by mott okscscA
Mailed in envelopes By addressing tposspsdb =, ssa
s6p, Post Once