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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Captain r. H. Waterman has sue
ceeded in raising the steamer Pioneer,
stranded some time ago at St. Sim
cons Bay, and intends to bring her to
San Francisco in tow of the steam tug
Goliah. One of her engines is in good
working order.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

ANOTHER SouALL. The custom Of
naming ships after squalls, such as
"Black Squall." "White Squall," "Snow
Squall," &c., is TO be farther carried out
by an old bachelor shipbuilder down
east, by naming new clipper the "Nur-
sery Squall." Instead of "boxing the
compass" he ought to have his ears box
ed by oil the pretty girls in his neigh
borhood.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The "Sons Of the Emerald Islen--pre.
ceded by fne band, passed our Office
this morning. They turned out in goodly
numbers to celebrate st Patricks Day
of which this is the anniversary. tEve.
Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

n9. There is Q law in Boston which
prohibits the theatres from being open
on saturday night. On Christmas night
they were allowed to open, and the fact
is hersldsd in the papers under the head
Of decline Of puritaaism."
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The Epeniag Journal has the fol-
lowing just remarks upon the charac-
ter of the Chinese Of this State
The further we become acquainted
with the manners, customs, habits and
laws Of these peculiar peopN ;--the
more familiar the intercourse between
themselves and US our opinions re-
specting them have been gradually
augmenting in their favor, and by
their deeds and acts, we are forced to
acknowledge toward them high re-
gard and respect. Looking at their
past and present position, in this State;
chasing them as foreigners, nearly al
utterly ignorant of our language and
method Of government, and viewing
their large numbers ;---if the past offer
any data by which they may be judg-
ed, then we assert that judgment cam
not be rendered otherwise than favor-
able toward them. They have been
peaceable, harmless and inofensiye to-
ward others, not Of their kin; taking
care not to transgress our laws when
they were known; always industrious,
willingly contributing their quota
toward the expenses of our cities
and the State government avoiding
quarrels and keeping aloof from riot
and drunkenness and have long been
considered the most peaceable and in-
offensive among that class Of our pop-
ulation denominated foreigners.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

H9~One of the LATEST men in this
country resides in Iowa. AS q sample
of his inertia, we should mention, that
the only reason he don't get married is,
because he is too lazy to ''stand up."--
Whenever he feels like gaping, he en-
ploys little boy to pull his mouth open.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

harThe funeral ceremonies Of Mad
anne Kossuth mother Of the orator, was
conducted by German Lutheran clsr-
gymaH.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

nA-Fenelon observed to priest who
was complaining to him Of the dances of
the peasantry, "My friend, neither you
nor myself need to dance, We can be
happy in our own way but if dancing
makes these poor people happy, who
have so few sources of enjoyment why
should they not dance"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

BY the arrivals of -four and barley
yesterday, the stock Of barley was in.
creased by 10,361 sacks, and the stock
Of flour by upward of 1000 barrels,
[ Placer Times, l7M.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

b@During the past year there were
crested in the city and county Of Phila.
3,243 new buildings-of which
number only 728 were erected in the
city proper the next highest is 5l3 in
Spring Garden.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

SEAT or MoDRsrY--Aristot II Qhaer gs4
that lovers gaze on no part but the eyes
Of those they love, which is the abode
Of modesty. Pliny, however, places IL
in the cheeks; but Erasmus In some
measure illustrates the meaningof ths
Stagyrite, by affirming that mOdssty 4,
said to be in the eyes, because children,
when they blush cover their eyes Ne
adds that the Poets feign Cupid blind
because he is go impudsut; wore his
eyes open nobody would trust him.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

s6~The London Atheneum says, that
"America is every day growing more
worthy of the pride which England feels
in her prosperity and power" Is it poss-
ible =?
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

burglary. The store of Mr. Mack,
ON Sansome street, near Washington,
was entered on Tuesday night and
robbed of one hundred dollars in mon
ey and a Colts revolver. Affairs of
this kind are daily decreasing in num-
ber, and attention is the more quickly
drawn to them from that fact. Whig.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

s@- The Emperor Nicholas suffers
from an interval disease, and is obliged
to be abstemious. He breakfasts on q
cup of tea and o rusk dimes on little
fish, eutlet or chop, with biscuit
and glass Of sherry and water. In the
evening he takes cup Of tea.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

VERY Coop. At the late Printers
Festival, at Buffalo, on the occasion Of
Franklin's birthday, the following SEN
timent, among a number of other equally
good ones was offered:
Printers Wires--May they always
have plenty of small caps for the heads
of the littis original at,eles.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

rA- The present naval force Of Great
Britain consists of five hundred and
forty-fve ships of war. Of this number,
one hundred and eighty are armed
steamers.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

neA.Lord John Russell has announced
the speedy publication of the "Memori-
ais and Correspondence Of Charles James
Fox.n
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

eA.The Sherif's jury, who have been
for some weeks past inquiring into the
state of mind OF Mrs Elizabeth McCathy
have unanimously declared he lady to
DO Of sound and disposing mii d, and ca-
pable Of taking care Of her own property,
which, IL is said. amounts to over $780,
600. lNew York letter.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

1~The "Fsreign Miners Tax Bill"
which has passed the Senate, raises the
tax on foreigners working in the mines
from three to four dollars per month.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

A western editor, in answer to O COM
plant of patron, that he did not give
news enough, advised him, when news
was scarce, to read his Bible, which he
had no doubt would be NEW to him.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

H@-The Quarterly Review says that
a man is forty five pounds of carben and
nitrogen, mixed up in FIVE and half
pads Of water.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Drowned. A little child. we did
not learn the name, was drowned in
our city, on Wednesday last by falling
into wash tub which bad been e
standing artly full Of water 6s.
IreSS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

No. A wag, on hearing that CHM
ney sweep had given up business, ex-
pressed his astonishment, for he thought
the business 'ootsd him completely.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

CARsos VALLEY. The Ei Dorado Neics
says the day is not far distant when Car
son VALLEY vii. be part and parcel and
not the least valuable portion Of our
State sovereignty,
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

N6-A bill has been introduced into
the New Jersey Legislature, prohibiting
the circulation Of bank notes Of dcnom-
ination less than s3.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Man, says Adam Smith, is an animal
that makes q bargain. No other aninaal
does no deg exchanges bones with an
|ethsr.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

neA-An attempt to light the town Of
Basic, in Switzerland, with gas from car
bonized wood, has entirely failed.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

seA.The Rev. Francis Hodgson, a
learned man, and the friend Of Lord
Byron, has recently died.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

@George Cheney, soldier in the
revelation died near Gcrma ntowp, Ohio,
on the 9th ult., at the advanced age Of
10S years and seventeen days.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Bay Alexander Dumas, the author, of
Paris, has written fifty dramas and sew
en- hundred Volumes of fiction.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

NC rs,'.i1s.sssc'' Is a ne isgsi + ae
author of "Jars Eyre 4 wss e be
published in E.rland IL thres oiumes
within the MO ti1 Of Jans.afy
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The water in the Sacramento River
is lower than it has been for several
years at this seasen. Californian.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

D6-The mansion Of Gen. James U.
Morehead, In Centre Avenue, Pittsburg,
was destroyed ~ fro on she 2Oth nlt,
The building cost $4,000 and was in-
sured for $4,000 The furniture was
saved.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

1@~A religious paper says: "Wateh
and fortify yourselves against the temp
tation of sending poetry to an editor"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

D@ The Baltimoreans are looking for
Thackery he has promised to lecture
there.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

been brought Tor infraction Oh the
Passenger Act against each of the
ocean Steamships. The specific vio-
alton cfsrged was the carrying more
dian two Tiers Of berths. Having been
argued, tie cases were submitted to
the y. 3. District Jsdge, and by him
no decision was Immediately given, ip
order, We s;sssii, iscssTas that there might
le time fo,' reply to petitions, for ~iSs5 ~
mission Of Me penalty consequent upon
cenvictior, which had been addressed
to the President Of the United States
BY the several steamship companies.
n will be seen that an answer has
been received, and that the violators
Of tho Act are pardoned upon certain
conditions. The practical effect will
be, we suppose, that the companies
will henceforth be left to their own
discretion as to the accommodations
they make for passengers, unless, as
may happen, Congress should choose
to legislate specifically for their con-
troll Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

A1-The longest railway in the world
is the New York and Erie, which is ACT
miles in length.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

feM-Q,--When is fishermen not o
fisherman, A.-When he's cotchin'eel.
Reader faints. - Punch.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

seA-Wrn Wick :. q a.,aasg Vi
dier. aged lo0 yrars. die Is .sa aoun-
ty, Ala, on the Fh ult
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

HM.Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley is
about to publish in England sequel TO
her travels in the United States.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

.GT, Hy IIlG IIlE KFkcKs = ~
500 map rse containing A..
and Of cour lost, when ess aef 4,
grabbed ths purse as 10 III Frsyy tas
pushed she ,wDer into she F4cir
dcaux is tie man VI has &c ns.F
Ass...,sqss Z - i
escaped hanging al on serarslii saesss
sions, fium bis rese ALLIANCE u,thf M
torious Stewart, old from sreser. !.
dications, If ne toes not ineaE sfs
ways, may yet merit the same disgr sea-
full end. Ere. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The total number Of hogs killed at
Cincinnati this. season 10 355,l2i.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Charles Burdeaux and Judson i'srli-
win were brought before TIE RecsFsist
yesterday, charged with swsrdhnf sc
hundred and forty dollars from - ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

JAMES NJ. PARKER, is our agent at
San Francisco, at WEBB s. Co.'S Pepper
Warehouse, on Clay street. All adver tise
ments sent through him will receive prompt
attention.
A. DELANO & Co. are our agents at
Grass Valley, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

% We noticed in our "Law Intelli-
some time ago, that suits had
been brought for infraction Of the
Passenger Act against each of the
ocean Steamships. The specific vio-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07
MATRIMONIAL,

GENTLEMAN FROM CALIFORNIA, WHO IN.
IA tends shortly to return wishes tho company an In
telgcnt and respectable lady to whom no his heart
and hand 10 less than thirty II belongs 20
pcctable family and is well educated tall looking
The lady should not be older than himself MAJ
ners and cultivated mind Please address W Y Henry
at the Broadway Post Office before Wednesday evoninr
stating when and where interview be had All con-
municetons strictly confidential and returned 10 requested
npon the honor Of gentleman.
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HONIEsTEAD0,

Ct NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION ELE-
~ vehth regular meeting OF this association will be held
At Union Buildings l63 Bowery Thursday evening
march H. sts o'clock for the transaction Of the ordinary
sSsiness TIE dues for the month will then be payable
may be paid AZ the Office 6 Duane street Chatham Bank
building on Monday Tuesday Wednesday evenings be-
tween ~ and "a O'Clock Those who wish their shares re-
deemed will have opportunity NJ this meeting very
few shares remain to be subscribed for which may be had At
the Office Dues 80 per month. ,,xx, ,,,.
T,tos. WILLIAMS, Jr, Vice President
RoBERr II. HART, Secretary.
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FRoM-Hospital Bellevue, 8; Lunatic Asylum, Black
wells Island q Bloomngdale Asylum for Insane Black
wells Island, 81 City Hospital 49, Amshouse, Black well
Island, 4; Colsred persons, 9.
Interments returned from Wards Island %.
THOMAS K DOWNING City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, March 8, 1858.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
a5-SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. ia
POLITICAL.

fTAhMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A regular meeting of the institution will
held in the council Chamber Of the great Wigwam Non
day evening the 7t instant at half setting
OF the sun General and punctual attendance Is
By order, = DANIEL i. DELAvAN, Grand sacher
Manhattan season Of blossoms third year OF
very Blst Of ndepenpcnce th Of the
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new prepared 70 exhibit the largest ehsspss
If Il ~
n IT, LUHTENsTETN.
90 Bowery, corner of Hester street.
w. II. HcDonaId's Newspaper Advertising
Received v s Ps er@ Si and fullest authority and ro
eopmendations from the written signatures Of the
publishers.
Trusses, Shoulder Braccs, Supporters and
ladies' belts for club feet curved spine knock
stocking for Charged veins
deas svsf s y ao Ann ' street '
wigs and Toupces.-Bntcheior's New Style
wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
yet o.essted w stor rr'Se
street where can be the largest and best assortment
in the city Copy the address
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
cepon reservations the best invented Beware
ofpufed dyes Equally ceei rated is Gourauds Medcated
hair ro@ any part t Of ho
Cristndoro's Liquid Hair Dye Changes the
sentative and Beautiher stimulates it's growth perptu
Ss s T6s d
Astor House, and by druggists generally
Wigs and Toupees.--Citizens and Strangers
visiting tho city would do well to oal and examine
tracts Farina Cologne toilet soaps gents dressing
fancy ino silk umbrellas &C. &c Copy the address
Hnir Overwhelmingly Celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye Is the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
whiskers the moment 1t applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this favorte old established hair
dye performs ia astonishing 1t is for sae applied ut
BACHELORS wig factory, No Wall street.
DIR. E. Brown, {" the Great Scr0fula Doctor
Office 47 Grand streetA scientific treatment of scroua
is asured obtained Of Dr. Brown located at l4 Grand
street. New Engands cured have paid him debts of
gratitude. New York has the offer of his
afflicted, seize time and call him, it be late
Birth-marks, POIypus, Scirrhus, Cancers,
tumors moes and from tho face
body, by painless external application All persons
tercsted will be perfectly satisfied of the fact calling
the office Of the subscribers 1872 Second avenue
Twelfth street. HARVEY WALLACE.
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THE RAIL sEAs0H.


THE GRAND MASONIC FRATERNITY BALL UNDER
New York will be given ct Metropolitan Hail. Wednes-
have the services of Dodwors celebrated Comet
Band for the The supper will under the Joint
supervision vesey OF Nblos aud Mofa coafee
TONER of broadway The hall will be beautifully and ma
sonicay decorated The committee assure the
fraternity and the public from
this ball will be the brilliant Of the It
to distribute the proceeds the charity
lodges represented in the General Committee Tickets
which limited number to be disposed Of be
the General Committee hotels
and Executive Commitee-John Robinson CsspAn
Sierek c. Breen, James Fowler l.. Tmolat Joseph
A. Hyatt, William Cummings, Robert ID Holmes, K Lyon
G. ID. Brown. CHAS A. PECK, Chairman.
S. G. SwARTz, Secretary.
THE NINTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE CLAYTON
Guard will take place at the Apollo Rooms, Thurs
10Th few tickets left. be had at
Walnut Radford's, ga broadway, of any members.
DodWorth's full band engaged.
MONUMENT BALL-THE FIRST COMPANY CONT,
l mental Guard Captain j. c. Heme, will give Grand
Military and Civic Ball at the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway,
Tuesday evening March te proceeds to be approprf
ated erecting monument to the memory OF the late
Henry Gibson the last of Washngtons Life Guard whose
remains laid nearly year in the Cemetery
without mark the last resting place Of the old
Tickets 81 May be procured OF member OF the
company, at the door the evening OF the ball.
Capt. J. G. uELME, Chairman
X. =. ROGERS, Treasurer
H. CARPENTER, Secretary.
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Challenge for 81, OOO.-To p

Show collectively bona hdc certificates of
Of all diseases put together as sngy Of Of the fol
Iowing-now This Is vain boast shall expect public
to let the public know what is and what
Neuralgia tic doloreux rheumatism, sorofuia cpl
lepsy, asthma, cough dyspepsia, ST. Vus Dance
debility and consumption. will give ten TO one tai.
Gree Wch street.
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Married.
On Sunday, Feb u, by the Rev. Mr. Curra, of st. An
drews Church. JOSEPH CARNEY to MARY A. LACY both Of
this city.
California papers please copy.
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Salamander Safes -Wilder's Patent, with
Riehs Observation-Disclosures 4 MARVIN No I46
Water street. New York the only makers of Saama
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Window Shades.-Best Assortment In tho
Eorio .t ni i;S 2, EYE broa1way anu
warranted stand climate and sold lower than
other establishment N. B-Store church. and other
shades painted and letered to order in superior STYLE
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erful properties OF DIR.

Observe.-The wonderful properties or DIR.
Watts Nervous Antidote being thoroughly beyond sl
conception any single remedy being universally
cal IL Is cold with printed receipt to return the money
found effective in IL have been tried for.
Once 424 Greenwich street.
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Watts, Nervous Antidotc has done my


daughter good than hing she has taken She
weak and suffered great debility and total loss
OF appetite She IN most completely restored to health
and have boen relieved 81 most severe cough Mrs
Doyle, CSC Fourth street 81 per bottle Once, - Ann
street, one door below Nissan.
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INSTRUCTION.

CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP.-MR. GOLDSMITH
"A will receive new pupils daily OF his No 2S9
Broadway. Ladies' classes at ii and o'clock; gentlemen
at A, ~, and T. and O'Clock p d. Private instruc
ton ut hours convenient to the pupil See cards ut the
academy.
WhNTED--AS DAILY COVERINGS, A LADY THO
roughly competent to instruct child Of nine years
old in the various branches Of ish French and
drawing. line addressed to Mrs H. Box No 1870 Post
Office, viii meet immediate attention.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


nR. WIETING WILL GIVE AN EXTRA LECTURE
this afternoon at o'clock to ladies' and this
a. IA o'clock, to gentlemen at the Mariners Church,
near Clinton street on subjects Of interest and
porance deemed advisable not to
audience To be illustrated with mankn Skeletons paint
ng the model de femme basin de femme basin de homme
and fifty or sixty models besides Admission Is cents
EVENINGS WITH THE SPIRITS. -DEMONSTRA TiONS
eieng applause Of the entire audience. Prof Owen
will lecture Tuesday evening" March Sth
Institute 6os Broadway Prof Barnes and mediums will
at7H O'Clock, p. NJ
MISS BACONs COURSE OF HISTORICAL INsTRUC
l ton in BrookynThe next lesson of course vii
ss given this evening a. Professor Ggay Room MOI
Lessons at Hope Chapel Tuesdays and Fridays AN
CCIENTIFIc LECTUREs-DR BoYNToN RESPECT
fully announces that he will continue his ofus
raed geological lectures at Metropolitan Hail. Monday
Tuesday Friday Monday and Tuesday evenings
he will either exhibit and explain Peaes great original
painting Of the Court of Death give series of brilliant
and instructive philosophical experiments. On Monday
evening, March he introduce his great gavane
battery Tickets cents For the remaining lectures
rs cents Doors open At 81 lecture 7
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WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY AT AucrIoN-n,

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY At AUCTIoN-BY
w w. H. Franklin, Son Co., Tuesday, March g. AZ
twelve o'clock at the Merchants Exchange one and
half story cottages third door above Graham avenue in
Grand street. next the drug store One Of houses
by 100 feet the other BY 100 feet They ave
Also, the valuable lot by 100 feet with
twoory frame house situated the northeast
North Second and Lorrimer streets also the story
frame dwelling house No. ITO South Fourth street.
seventh and Eighth streets with full lot by 100 feet
time of sale. - =" ~
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MUSICAL.

MRS. SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
M Italian and English, sacred and secular has decided
devote fcw hours each day for the instruction of
ladies' Mrs. soguin will DO happy to give all information
street broadway between the hours of
a. N. each morning.
CEvEN PIANOFORTEs AND TWO MELODEoNs
~ rosewood and mahogany, to let Mt 81 81 So 50 So and
and brilliant toned for 81 per month"; will sell them
all cheap H. DUhSDAY, teacher Of music 100 Grand ST.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York. from the 26h day
of February to the 9Th day of March, 1853.
Men, So; Women, g. Boys 1872; Girls, 97.-Tota, $40.
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machers Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains constructed
under the garments the most wonderful dis
medicine and electricity Of the day They
pelieve without pain shock acute
pains tic doloreux &C. and by their mild but continuous
percepble action the body diseases Of stand
ing-such govt local paralysis complaints liver
diseases &c-dsappear by miracle They have been
applied with the greatest in all those dreadful dis
in children commonly called convulsons also in
els They precpitate metals from their solutions decom
pose water defect the magnetic needle in short show all
the phenomenon of powerful voltaic pile The nsru-
ments producing these effects weigh about two
be folded pocket book always ready for insaa
and will last his lifetime guarding himself
complaints in which mild streaming electricity perfectly
safe certain and wonderfully speedy remedy The
complete chain Is from 81 to 81 batteries so to 81 60
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand A the depot of their
truth The Importance Of the invensbn
and the chains have been applied with great
the medical colleges the City Bellevue and Ward Island
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &c in Europe by the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons In London
th Academic Rationale de hedecn at Paris by the Impe
rial faculty Vienna by tho Royal faculty at Berlin and
the principal hospitals In Europe.
The propretors possession of testimonials to the
effect from all the above institutions in America and
Europe we'll Of the most eminent and distinguished
members Of the profession In both homsphcre and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated desert ptions-one for personal
and for scientific menwth copies Of Testimonials and
number Of cured in New York and Europe be
obtained gratis Mt the Office They will be forwarded free
0 postage to part Of the United States in to
prepaid inquiries containing three cents postage stamps
j. STEINERT,
~ n % u