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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

r AURLI HILL ESTATE FOR aAlE.--yHIs PIC.
IL turesque country seat eight and bali miles from
New York. via Eeey turnpike, Is situated and also
approached by beautiful drive of hiteen minutes from
New York and Newark Railroad depot, upon the east
bank Of the Passc The leave and return 10 Jersey
City every hall hour morning and evening and every
the rot Of the day One half Of the purchase money
remain mortgage. Plans, drawings nni views OF the
PLACE by Coleman may he at tie Office Of anu for
further particulars apply to
HUMIR MORGAN No. Pine street New York
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TRENCH AND SPANISH EVENING CLASSES, AND
~ private lessons during the day, at the academy No.
$50 broadway Professor MOTION Win coamence on
Tue day evening, first Of February, from six 10 nine
o'clock, with courses, az reduced terms, grldas tod
by the number OF scholars IN class.
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CRYsTAL PAlACE-A BrrLnIgG AND FEY
u apartments, to let in those yht buildings being ca,
stracted corner If sixth syenae and Forleth strse
opposite the Crystal Palace Apply 20
II. l.. Wkp4oN 80 Wall street
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INSTRUCTION.


D0ORKTFPING, ARITHMETIC, ETC, THOROUGHLY
ID taught by ". r. REhVuJE, 90 Broadway. Zach
student Is separately instructed ana rapidly advanced IN
his tadies While the knoalogc impaired 20 him il pecu
srly adapted 10 the practical requirements Of business
Open day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

VXTAkTElp-TO GO TO LYNC5BuRG, VIRGINIA, A
w man aho il first rate bother oil matt liquors and
wines None but first rate hand wanted letter
stating amount OF salary expected AMI other particulars
addressed to H. A. Whitley, lynchbul Va, will meet
with prompt attention.
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH SArIS-
Id factory references, can be accommodated with
plea SAINT ROOM with large closet attached with board
Also, single gentleman, with small room No 9Chares
street, Warren place.
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WITH TEETH AS WHITE AS MOUNTAIN SNOW,
w And hair dark brown, or black as sloe,
And skin clear, white and rosy check,

w Md hair dark brown, or black as sloe,
And skin clear, white and rosy check,
Il all tie beauty woman seek.
Yet all have this for two shillings, by using az
that reduced price, cake Of Jones chemical soap, which
makes the most yellow, chapped coarse or pimped skin
clear, white and spoless rs young childs HIS coral
hair restorative (ouly two sllngs too) makes coArxe
dirty grey hair dark soft and clean, forces II to grow
stops Ii ialing, dandrud, &C. For bad teeth
lafons West India soap root whitens the teeth
purGcs the breath and clesnses the mouth tongue and
throat; price two shillings Sold at 403 Broadway
* RAHAM's oHGUENT WILL FORCE THE WIFE,
" kcrs and monstaches TO grow strong and axuriant
In fix weeks from the 9rst application. win not stain
roots One dollar per hottie. Sent TO any part OF ~
country. x. q. GRAHAM, 3S Ann street,
Toyler's Bulldinxs.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

VktAVkclAAkERS GUIDEs
NtAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PMI.ADEL
from pier No. L. North river Fare-Rrst class ears So
second Glass; S. Returning. leave Philadelphia, from
foot Of Walnut street. OF Up II. IMMIGRANT line by steam
boat Atlas, from pier No. !, vt ~ O'Clock r n. FAR
$50.
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VHJANIED - TWO MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENT
w maker. None bat first rate Worhncn need apply.
KNOX SHAM, ~ Walnut street Philadelphia.
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(NORNIsH MINERS WANTED.--A FEW FIRST RATE
u Cornish miners wanted TO work in the iron mines
Of New Jersey to whom liberal wages win be given In
qniIe at 81 Uey street
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4 RFSTECTABIE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sITUA-
N tion cook good washec aud ironor ii capabi.
OF doing any kind of work in respectable family and IL
willing TO make herself generally useful Has obec-
tons to the country Please cell AT as Columbia street,
South BROOKLYN.
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DG0EKEErER WANTED-NONE BUT THOSE WEFD
ID have had experience in bookkeeping, and who can
give the most satisfactory reference to those with whom
they have been employed in that caracity, need apply
Address box 431 Post Oce, giving name psoe OF bust
ness, and reference, which win be attended to
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DOARDING.--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND
I'D two single gentlemen, can be accommodated at 63
Murray street, corner OF College place.
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NTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK WHO ~
w good aurdress and has the best of city references
Such one may apply at No 20 East Seventeenth street
between the hours OF and Ii.
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(sOOK WANTED.-A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
~ woman, capable and willing to do the cooking wash
ing and ironing Of family, residing short distance in
the country may hear OF desirable staa ton by apply
ing at No As frnndy8y
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INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH -STN0R II. J yINGIT
Professor Of the above language In the University Of
New York will two clsssea Tor ladies anu
gentlemen, separately, neat Wednesday, giving three
lessons gratis before any engagement i made Terms
SO twenty four Lessons. Apply At No liz Chambers
sheet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

die EAn ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
DO.COU. for sale.-A very delightful country
scat at Icatman, the Hudson river the depot
and hours ride from the city. The premises com
prise OF land, elegant house, finished in
plete style. with marble mantcl centre pieces, hard
finished walls, newly painted and in perfect order The
carriage house new aud the place commands OF the
most extensive and delightful views upon the river
Price, in cash, So 500 A. L. SlfEl DON, S5 Nassau ST.
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DFTETS CHAMBERS, 200 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
Il Of al grades Of pale and dark brandes, port Sherry
and Madeira wines Jamaica and It. Croix runs Scotch
and Irish whiskey, assorted brands Of gin, schiedsm
scnspps, &C. Orders solicited and promptly ATTENDED to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

A GERMAN GARDENER, FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH
IA the locating Of gardens, and raising OF hot house
flowers, well gardening, wishes to engage
with gentleman, american preferred who viii give
him steady employment. good situation would induce
him to take moderate wages. Address Fr Tmui, Pat
fridge Min Post Office, Graycsend, ]. L.
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TITO JEWELLERS - WANTED A GOOD CHASER
J. ALSO one who understands making Allied work
Nome need apply except those who understand their busi
Address r. G. 81 box 50 Post ONCE, Springfield
Mass.
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IARTS STUDIO or ART, NO. Goa BROADWAY -
IL Fap,or maehe oTnsmenting taught IN al its FORMS
in connection with many other ne arts thoroughly
enable ladies and gentlemen TO decorate their paTors
IN most beautiful manner, Cell and examine.
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D0ARCNG.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO MAKE
ID arrangement for board in private and respeca-
bic family, where he could have comfortable and
breakfast during the week days and dinner the Sabbath
Satisfactory reference viii be given Address, with full
particulars, W, Box 1928 Post Office.
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INTEREST ON CITY srOCXS-IHE INTEREST ON THE
public stocks Of the city Of New York, due and pay
able February lst, 1859, win be paid that day BY r.
W. Edmonds Esq Chamberlain OF the city, at the Me-
chAncs' Bank, No. 80 Wall street Tho transfer books
viii DC closed Friday, Jam a. at three clock Pm For
the accommodation Of stockholders, transfers will DO
permitted during the period tho books remain closed 10
isks effect February Lat, 1853.
A. @ FIA6G, Comptroller.
Cnmptro,lcr's Ofnce. New York. Jan. 7, 1853.
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DENEANSlnP.- GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
i pupils daily, 1T HE rooms, $50 Broadway
adies' Glasses ~ ~ and o'clock gentlemen at NJ
and s. and O'Clock T.. NJ Private instruction 1t hours
convenient 10 tbe pnniI Sec cards az the academy.
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THO MERCHANT TAIIDRs.--A YOUNG MAN, or COOP
J. practical experience custom cutter in Broad
way, IL dssrous Of obtaining situAon In its vicinity.
Can have ptonshe reference from last situation
Address A. r., Herald Office.
1.-TWO coon COpPERslIrrHS CAN FIND CONSTANT
employ short dists from this city, by ap-
pying TO STOKES BROTHERS, oil Fulton and
Cliff streets.
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TNURNlSHED ROOMS WANTED BY A SNAIL FAMI
IL yA parlor and three bedrooms, (Nithont bedding)
with OF kitchen. Location not further mp town than
Union place in Brooklyn the ferries. IerIas not
to exceed $l5 to $40 month References exchanged
Address FL r., Herald Office.
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EDUCATION.


A
SgoR YOUNG LADIES--The exercises OF the
S.,he,, Female Institute. late of FREDERICKSBURG
Iii he resumed In the city of Richmond. =,
NJ, rnnrse OF study will be cole giate. Ihefe VIII
- ,brre classes. Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures ana
nafy examinations upon them and upon assigned
nor,ions of Text Books
The apparatus belonging TO this Institution ~ as
complete any in the State, and the chenica ana
philosophical ccurse will be fully illustrated by e1pe
Ifments,
The young ladies' will be under the supervision
Mrs. Gen .Pegrain.
The session viii commence on the first Monday in
October. and end on the 18th July 40 IH4Fl
Modern Langua ges eac NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W
One.hal payable the LIST day of October the
rest on tho lst of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to AZ
tend the lectu J, tfree oicharge. -.
orfur;h - Information, address Mrs Gen. fegraH,
Richmon Va; Prof ID. Lee Powell, IeesDnrs, Leu
don Prof Robt. J Morrison, FredeIickbqfg, va
D. LEE POWELL
- ROBT. J. MORRISON
Refer to the following persons; a. n. Mois0n,
Esd, Richmond Lieut. Mathew I. Manry, OF Ma
tional Observatory, Washington; Dr. Beverley X
Wexford, Fredericksburg Va; Dr. George leinng,
Hanover Va; Dir. William Gwathmey, Ming VIII
liam, Va. DR.. William Dew, hing Qneen, va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos. b. Barton,
Es1., Fredericksburg, Va; john NJ. Herndon, Esq,
VIM {. Winston, ESD, Hanover co., va.
Mrs Gen Pegram viii receive as boarders young
ladies wishing to enter their Institution. Miss Vsssas
French lady of superior attainments, will board in
the house and thus afford great advantages to those
studying the French language. One of the Profess
TTERMs-Bosrd $780, washing extra.
f., . 81
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

SCENES At TIE new YORK DEAD HousE.-The
stencil arising from the New York dead house. in
rnnseouence Of the great morally in that cry last
week il exs ting the fears Of those in the vicinity
that /. NAV breed some kind of epidemic, and the
matter has very properly been brought to the az
Tension OF the authorities. In Tuesday there were
more than one hundred bodies In the dead Eou,S,
and only eighty>six were removed to Wsrd's y.
land two leads being as many "a could DC ,.,
away. Some horrible details were disciS Us 60,
commuHcatio addressed to the board OF lca -;
errors by Mr.. DAILY warden of tbe Beieyuev III
tai, who stated that during Sunday a in ,,,,os
last, there had been AZ many as MY asniy.s
ed in and abou. the place. The h9a1e .o.,,a,iey
contain about halt the number, anu "a. IS ,a,, OF
were exposed to the SUD- Inc ~ a., boi;es the
thn ars sod ha vng REQUIRED 20 sce the poyleS, tue
h,,s,;tal r,en wore oblitei 10 be con'lhuS''s o'
ins Them. The floor OF the deaG,lCu'. ~ LII
eTyx;th 1eeomposea matter an inca ',tSni go,
,r.siae bodies were piled six or seven hiss; I'm
So ,r,occs3e,i a presidential vaport ha' nhee inc
surrounding atmosphere, auu si ,ni, W. ~
d. ;.,,s,,o,rs 81 INT more revolving COMO not De
ies r. add 10 the confusion of the place,
hnssii'c' "A ~, he cot tor the dead bodies, and
o','. ,.nairei uncoined UP to yesterday, await
SOME lao,er,s inouests Imagine place about
ing & so,,sre as the only receptacle TOR the dead
=. ~; .ity in sckly times like the past week. and
,;;rl wheeler such adeporable state otthngs ought
~ be allowed to continue. 20 the great danger OF
,he people and the disgrace oi the cry OF New
Yerk The present condition OF the place would
he ft subject tor presentation by any grand jury,
in the faithful discharge of is duty. The writer
;r,nl,rad .bc hoard 10 see 10 Il Immediately, and
s,gges.ed that thew should appoint committee to
,yySse so,,e ,lan whereby the coroners could have
80 ,h.r one Mace 20 send dead bodies while
a,sa;,;ny the inquest in order that great number
might not accuLuia'e
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TIE AgosG1SEs OF AIERIcA.-lt Is stated that
M. George CONWAY, the O;i3way Chief Il on the
eve of departure tor the extreme West, for the pur
uose of collecting some OF the finest specimens of
the Yves ern Indian tribes such have the best in
fellectual and ply steal development, with view to
exhibit them at the Worlds Fair There will be
fifteen or twenty in all
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CTEREOSCOPE DAGJERKEO.

~ TTPES.-It may well be said I'VE live in an age
OF wonder discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other so rapidly, and inventions succeed inventions 50
nGIer0usir that the march of intellect i'll the fields
OF literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
or improvement in science and the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric Ian
guase OF the telegrap-bonle on its serial couriers
o ssaDoarG 10 frontier throughout vast intelli
magical beauty of the delicate ard truthful Daguer
feotypes transixed by the instantaneous concentra
another and still superior Invention the Stereoscope.
we have been led to make these remarks after
looking at Stereoscopic likeness OF beautiful young
LADY, made douby beautiful by the aid Of this hand
maid to the arts the Stereoscope We must not for
get to say tina. we all this at SIMONS Isl Main
street an 4
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SHoAL IN THE GULF OF MENIco.-Ihe New Or
leans True Delta Of the 18th INST, informs u that
Canain Midas who arrived at sEat port on the pre-
vious evening from Havana, reported having passed
a shoal on the 9th inst in long. -, lat. q West
The water was of light green color, and was
near to the rock that was discovered some SIX
months since by British brig.
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hAUUE 1PES.-A trUthIuI, He
~ like, timely finished portrait miniature of
relative end. severed from by distance deac,
who would not prize aud desire to possess! A Gear
rich toned durable DaguerreOype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
OF time, and pronounced by the highest authority
UuslI pas 't q on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one Of these fine Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens
Observe tine name and num5er-NOULSON'S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main street.
f.
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MoSuMrNr TO Nh. CALHOUN IN NEW YoRK.-A
writer in the journal Of Commerce proposes that
monument nc erected in the city of New lorksuita
HE 10 the conlnemoration Of the abilities and
enins of the late Mr. Calhoun, and offers his check
for 500, provided $500 more be contributed for
that purpose.
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STEAMERS, EXPRESSES &c.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND

t'OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
OLD PolNT.-In consequence of the repairs to
the steamboat AUGUSTA having centred more time
than was anticipated. the Company have chartered
the Pheasant steailei j. h. COFFEE 10 run between
ia is completed
Inc Coffee will be under the command of Captain
VIM y. smith. the former commander of the Angus
Ia 80 long and favorably known TO the travelling
in nun on the Potomac and James rivers.
line Cars running in connection with the Coffee,
VII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
FTday July ls 1853, at O'clock, a. NJ, and ON every
MONDAY, " edEosday and Friday morning thereafter,
at the same hour.
On the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays ard
saturdays, the Csfee will leave Norfolk ut 81 A. NJ,
touching at Old Point throushou. the bathing season.
and at the different landings on the river.
are between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
~ ~
rare between Richmond and Grove Wharf.... l 30
children over three years and not twelve
years of age, half price.
Servants through. 80
servants TO any point on the river. w
t..t THOMAS DODAMEAD, Superintendent
of the X. x p. n. II. Co. June 18th, 1858.
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V'HE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME & co.
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and cure of all delicate diseases this old
institution.
I People in the country, when visiting the city, ara
very particularly invited call. (Eo charge for con-
sultation) Much attention is given TO female disor-
ders.
Doctor r. & Co are the makers and sole vendors of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood the test of time and which il
unTivalied in giving tone and vgor a system shat
tered and almost wied down by the trolics of eaEy
life
All letters, pre- paid, promptly attended to- Office
hours from A. NJ, till 9 7. NJ.
an 9-66wts RICHMOND Va
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MEADOW FARM ACADEMY The


w subscriber continues to teach at this Institution
located at the residence of Mr.. WIN. b. SYDNOR, in
Hanover county, about seven miles from lthe city of
Richmond, He graduated at the Virginia Military In
situte, July, l8is-since graduating, has sht school
two years, and acted Assistant Engineer on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad for about two years
Intending to remain at the business for years if
not permanently he will naturally every exertion
to give satisfaction \
His system that of the Military Institute as far as
it can be applied to common schools The Course of
Instruction is Spelling, Reading Writing, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic. Algebra
Geometry and Trisonometry, Surveying, Philosophy,
chemistry CONSTRUCTION and Translation of Latin,
Greek and French.
Terms PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS SIS for Ele.
Inentary Branches; $50 for higher branches. Board
can be obtained at Mr. Sydnors for male scholars at
$50 for ten mouths. Session from LIST of September
to 18th of July, with vacation of two weeks at
Christmas.
The location is very convenient for residents of
Richmond, who prefer boarding their children in the
country and ii is bees ed the expense is no more
The society issuperior; churches OF different denom-
nations convenient. S. I. PENDLETON.
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~ ton Of the public is particularly invited TO the
Daguerrean Gallery of MINIS x WATSON, No
Ii5, Main street, few doors below the Exchange
Bank. All p;c:Eres taken by US warranted never
to fade and do require person to take
picture alter sitting unless entirely satisfactory.
visit TO gallery will at show the public thar
thsy cannot lie better suited elsewhere, either IN
picture, case. or price: therefore we would say to
those wlo may wish 70 procure truthful, life-like
aui uufdairG desuecreotype, give a call and our
word IT, you viii never regret the opportunity en-
braced, the little mite it may ia procuring one
OF these tue-toued pictures. Oil paintings, engray
ingS. daguerreotypes, &c. correctly copied. Sex or
deceased persons taken their residences by giving US
notice.
aug Is MINNIS & WATSON
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MACE g. WINSTON Grocers, Commits.

: ~ AVL q W 1NSION UIUCtIE, NUIIIII-Ib-
~ sisn and Forwarding Merchants South east cor
ner of Cary and 1ith Pearl streets with two Ora
strict attention to the sale of all kinds of Country
Produce, particularly Wheat Com, Flour and Tobsc
&C. They keep constantly on hand large and well
selected Stock of Groceries, Liquors. Wines &c.
which they offer the most favorable terms 10
Country Merchants aud the public generally. They
have bsnd Virginia Lime Of superior quality on
c1Ysignment. ly 10
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DENTISTRY.
kIItlCIAL TEkTH-GREAT AND

i T1-VThT4AI ANU
Il "A IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.-The UNDER
signed have purchased the right TO use DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode Of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of tho
greatest and most important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by silicous compound which
at the same time forms the beautiful ard nat-
raj looking gum and filling up all crevct and irregg
larities and ndering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the aecumuia-
ton OF particles of food other substances
them No other mode OF mounting artificial teeth Is
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth Cinserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfactorily invited 70 Try
this invention, which they do but little ssd
shall be pleased to show specimens of this Kind
OF work TO any persons who viii call at our Office
whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT & MAHONY, Dentists
my II-e&wts O;fce. q Main street
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mr. GORDON HARRIS. GRADUATE

~ OF CAMBRIDGE. CLASS 1924. FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, No.
81 South Gay Street, Opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post OHce.-Those requiring medical or
gical aid, by applying to Dr. H., may secure skful
treatment and advice while all communications viii
be Sacredly shielded by the Egis of professional
homer.
Aware of the difficulty with the public TO discrim-
nate in newspaper advertisement between the gen.
une ard skilful physician and the spurious preten-
sions OF the designing and dangerous quaek, DR.. II.
will cheertuly give, when applied to, such private
references as will fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avoid the Patent Eiixrs, Compounds and Cordials
advertised to cure all persons under varied forms Of
disease.
AS the constitution and habits of individuals difey
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited 40
ali alike, and that disease only be safely and eff
ectuay eradicated by judcious application of pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED.
practical experience of 25 years enables DIR.
H. TO insure sound and speedy in certain class
OF diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quackery He
may be consulted conidentially, either in person or
by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
a letter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies cent by mail express to any part of the
United States. lie 22-SDk