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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

RANtAkD'S GEOhAMA WILL CLOSE POSITIVELY
- on the 18th inst The Nile and the Holy Land opsa
every evening ut s until the date every Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock have
been the most successful exhibited Al
house.
MRS r. ]. JOHNsON'S LAST ENTERTAINMENT IN
M New York pTsvors to her dePars1rs for n. wss
Institute $50 Broadway MRS Johnsons readings have
been attended By the elite Of both Brooklyn and New
month"; Selections from Shakespeare Poets
Rchard Ill, Romeo and Juliet London Assurances.
Mrs HemsnJ poems Of Bring Flowers, 60, and others.
POLIO ROOMS 40 BRoADwAY-wILL oPRu.
"A this evening" ats o'clock, monday, Aprl 81 JonsoS
npaintng Of extraordinary merit from daguerreotypss
the overland route and gold regions An
by returned Cahfornian-Mr N. Leasten Appropriate
Single admissions % cents i've admssions present. -
Only 81 For particulars see small bills.
HIGHLY EXCITING, INSTRUCTIVE AND PLEAS
AMERICAN FREEDOM
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TABLRAus
Of the most thrilling interest by H. NASH, ESQ will be
exhibited in the large Hall Of the HOPE CHAPEL, ~
ON MONDAY APRILs
Doors open at commence atty o'clock Admiration, -
cents; children, half price
Each will be ectured BY J. w. CLIrSoap AFFORD
ing interest and instruction 10 young and old
Appropriate Music will various scenes
The entire Exhibition will divided seotons
each comprising eight separate subjects.
submitting this Exhibition to the public the propretoe
artist and data Of given in steeS
accordance with the best authoritics
liberal allowance made TO schools
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

T,OR SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Jas W. Cross proprietor Of Atlantic steamer Edward
Mills proprietor Of Pacific steamer celebrated
burthen will leave New York for Aspinwa on wednesday
April at O'CLOCK M precisely from the foot Of Har
steamer Yankee Blade $500 tons burthen 1t expected
that the these ships will 80 through to San
Francisco in or ~ days For tickets apply only to
JAS n. CROSS No. VBAttery place.
EARE REDUCED.-INDEPENDENT LINE TO CALL
IL fornia.-The steamship NORTH STAR will leave New
York the 9th May, to connect with the Uncle Sam.
limited number Of tickets will be sold at the following rates.
Apply only to JAS W CROSS, No Battery plass ap
in February in twenty-five days and sixteen hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
tractors Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
wer in Forsyth will be received at the office Of the
oton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 10th day
April 1854 At y o'clock NJ at which hour the bids win
opened to build sewer with the necessary receiving
and cuverts In Forsyth street. from the in
Anton street TO point about o feet south Of Houston
be and obtained application At
" '''' 4hEo ( 81 SE1 rTokEsr crososR AsSedues
A. w. CRAVEN Dosu.
Nav York March Al 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04
TT SNAIL STEAMSHIP GoMPANY..FoR NEW or

II s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FUKN NEW UN.
sS E%S AP5 hs Y
WiDdl This steamer has been thoroughly ovcrhaucd and
fitted with boilers cabins and furniture
and Is in every respect in the most complete order
She will sail April l2h, at r. NJ from Warren street
pier. Rates OF passage to Havana and New Orleans
stasrOOm berth 800 second cabin berth go stesrsss
companys Office Freight taken New Orleans for forty
cents cubic FOOT will be received the Sth instant
Specie only taken freight to Havana Shippers will be
Furnished with blank bills Of ladinS Of tho issued by
this company application 1t their oce; other form
signed and bills Of ading will DO signed after tho honr
Of sailing For freight apply 1T the office OF the
0o~P-.'' - w. ''-es'' N~.- = M o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

I1oR VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c-THE
skinner. viii leave pior 10 North river, on "Wednesday,
April A. at O'Clock for NORFOLK, reteSsnur9 ana
Passengers arriving there take the ssabcard and
Augusta Ataanta Charleston &C. Passage and fare TO
Norfolk So TO Petersburg and RiehmoEa yo asoersss
half price. For freight apply board and r passage 10
LUDLAM &PLEASANTS 81 DrcsdwAy.
CCHOONERs FOR sALE.-TwO CENTREBOAeD
schosners at Northpoint Jersey City can be boughs
cheap. Apply to g. n. HOFFMAN. Jersey City, board
the vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

U,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sRMIwEEKLY
y 8 Nail Lins..Ths fsyorte and going steamer
North river on Wednesday, April At O'Clock NJ pre-
% ssh' ann" .card, whore lI, q lsding
.,nEsT0N Co, 50 Broadwsy. Through tcksts 70 Flo
rida a. folovs-To Jacksonyilfe $Sl; to Pilatka $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

|yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTxENT-TO CON-
traotors-Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposals FOR
II Forsyth street win be received e the once q
81 Of April 1854 At IL O'Clock NJ at which honr the bidI
iii he opened to build sewer with the necessary reoeiy
street to point about 200 fact south q Houston
81 be SEEN specifications obtained application at
NJ once. ELIAS L. SMITH, } Croton
THO. r. DE FOREST, Aqueduot
w. CRAVEN, } Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

u tractorsSealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
in the Bowery will DO received 1t the ofoe Of the
April 1884, 81 II O'Clock NJ, at which hour the bids win
opened 70 build sewer, with the receiving
culverts in the Bowery from Rvington Stan
street being nlsnssh about three hundred and sixty
ons obtained. application At this ONCE.
ELIAS L. SMITH, } Croton
THO. X. DE FOREST, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Nav Yopk March 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

IyOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-IMPORTANT TO
T. shippers.-The clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, now at
her BERTH pier II East river has large proportion of her
The not only the sharpes ship port but Is
at the lowest rates She Is fitted With Emer
sons ventlators in both holds and carries no lumber
any other article that njurs freight For freight
passage, having elegant apply only to
r. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

DK. RALPH-HOURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATIONS
Hnus atreeA. nAn Xaoster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

PUCKLEY's sERENADERs CHINESE HALL 80
ID Broadway, near the Prescott House:
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The oldest established and talented ex
tencs being the first to introduce harmony into Etho
pia the first to sing operate Choruses
perform Bur!csque Operas, A.; &C. The management has
too of announcing that the Concerts Of this company
will m Re conducted in It's present fs honable stylefua
with ut yugsrty" Time altered.-Concert to commence
at tx o'clock Admission, 25 cents.
JAS BUCKLEY SONS Propristors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

y castors, baskets, tea trays &C., selling off at COST
close estate Store let and fixtures SALE l5H
William street, between Fulton and Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

IIOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Lins.-The and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA, Geo. Schenck, will leave Wednesday, April
at O'Clock p NJ from her pier No North river. APP
pixto .rorsr. sAMUEL l. mitchell. Is BrS.away.
April Through tickets from New York to jacksonville
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

ITO PRINTERs AND PUBLIsHERs;m.THE sUBSCRI-
Park New York return their thanks for all
avors and their friends and the printing public
faces and other article: their heretofore extensive col
faces pearl great primer which have
such universal satisfaction for their durability and
for cash other type foundar in the country
Every article required in printing esabshments froma
shooting stick to press furnished lowest
manufacturing prices. JAMES CONNER SONS.
The which this paper printed from the
above establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21
Herald ,rnrinc Cc,res,,o,,,cne.


~ pessa Nha is. l.s'i fh fssfss
III. 4 port "a 1872 hsis E:hg and whisAls5
Cortland Clare Jane for Newcastle and Thomas Ha III
!, FGn sid Nay 20 sTgAz Steamship ssss
POOL tsFk wysndote, Brysnt, Now ofiesns Mary Jass
Ss dssEy rH%: e'd'S EsSs
Mary Johnson Baiawlr, stoniDetcn =
sys1s s' Iii wen Ts Dssm 6a fSS :ss
Foreign Ports.
rotor a. q re g ~ A fS, s1:s Rofsss Taess
E.ung Lg Dennis from DO To- for s'. jan s
rh ZAP i ptnns ,spSr,a having ssperenes
Se "a Care N SoIs ' Ss Su' and lost one q his 80
san }gsi AEs ,s'Tis ss.s ess W.
rom vspass srp March re StS az ss
IaRfaso FER EoglesaT, iag. cinsons wrish., While, :
", t'gsy ssssns f'i ~ P s9S ss, iaS
@ Is ~ Sr ss sds. ss sss hs. sm e,sS
', I5sst Niss.5ssn ,sn Nancy N'psns'a
sgsa - ss s'' a NOV sss 10 vi III Fsss
isri nssaits;s Iss-,a' baltimore.
Home Ports.
ny 4, s. mas pi sss y Mellon ss She
lost wArfs Ac Also sehrs Yankee Decides NYos3
'G sIa CIV nsyE r NAY ID .shr Arsu.u. Piers
'e Ivy Rss A H esn f
Lsshorn, sehss sarah Barson. Bartleta Asskspss;
gay Cain Mobile, Roswell King Wendell, NBsdford. 4 =
Cathaene, L'ring Boston fehrg Leesburx Codfrtv
do sagsh Y, smith, East Cambridge; ca HscLshsr Eaf
colt, View haven; A PAc Wheaton, Doylos, Lynn; Thca
Cassidy Dtli.n DO; Yantic, Allen. csmbntsepor Ks4
roar LSNp7AIr Esyis brig Gamma Elhss. x.t,sr.c
NTorx. cid bark A Perly stanwood, Cuba brig IL
MA. renheld, Mstsnzss; Denmark, Yates, Cuba.
EfCHhoNn-sid MAY IS schrs Eliot Buckley NrotEs
Fila Ierton, Snow. Boston ~
,NAETUcKRT-sld May Is, seAr " W Bsanssa olass.
wiLMiNGToN, Nc--cld May ia. schrs Magellan clsos.
5srxesnt nsifsst Me- Calhoun, Ipaey Boston Al
soEIIL-Arr Nay 10 wis cho,tsr psani,oa. ron s,xt
& 7 Eys,S, sa,:Sss, :ssv i..tsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21

we understand, in light sandy soil throughout enc
country. TIE stiff prairie land has suffered the
most as cotton has not been able to force It's way
up.
The Greensboro (Alabama) Beaco, OF the sta inst,
speaking of the prospects Of the crops. aays;--Wc
heard Al Of gentleman who has re 'ded IA this sec
ton twenty or more years, remark, some two weeks
ago, that during his residence in the State. be had
never seen, at the same period sucs uniavoreble
prospects for crops. And this appears 20 DC the
opinion Of planters generally. Certainly we have 10
recollection ever to have noticed. during our resi-
dence in the State so unfavoraOle propects on the
first Of May, are presented at this timc@ this SEQ
ton. As very intelligent planter. who Is vel In
formed on the subject, and man OF most excellent
judgn emit, remarked % us, few days ago, there
not single agricultural product raised in the conn
~ that Is at all promising at this time Cotton,
where it is up at all, is very small tol tie first Oh
May. ard the stand generally bad. Corn i also
small, and much OF that replanted since the i6th
ard 18th u!t, we Judge is scarcely up a. there has
been very little rain in this section since the last %
March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21
Political Irveltieenye

TIE following gentlemen named ID come ton vi Ii
the nomination or The negt Governor Of Virginia Hons
William Smith, 7. H. Bsyy, H. a. Wise, John ietchei
i i. Miller, Shelton ! Leake, and Thomas Wallace
Esq,
The Chicago 0li,e Branch edited by clergy nan says
that nothing il too hard for the Lord and n the pro
slavery churches at Milwaukee all pro slavery religion
will vet be taken by the tail, and thrown the walls
of their encampments and hurled With ts author that
transformed angel of ligh-the deYlnto the burning
flames OF he'll
The wings Of the Second Congressional district d M,
sour have nominated Gichrist Porter or The next Con
gress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21

In Inc city o. Nov York On Saturday, May 20, a, s
Pa rich s. Cathedral ~ tho Very Rev William s.
THEA NJ ArRsDoSpo both from Havana Isle lie Cuba
On Thursday May III, b. Tue Rev. Charles Whitehead
ions j. WAueh 70 Miss AvcUsA BApclry, both o. New
YORK.
On Monday May 10, Al Trentca, \ J., ~ the Rev
Richard Van Horn Mr, JOS lRGockN0groS OF this city
T. Hiss hIsI NrgEas, daughter d Peter Winters ESQ.,
~ Trenton, \ y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21
Dessrucsio" OF the Wheeling sus,,enslca
Bridge.


In reference to this disaster. tn Wheeling IafeYi
geacu of the 18th inst. says.--
During the forenoon OF Yesterday high storm Of
wind prevailed, which, towards noon increased to
almost hurricane along The valley OF the river
breaking vessels at their mornings, and causing
great devastation. About O'Clock we walked up
towards tie suspension bridge, ana went upon it,
intending 10 iake walk across it for pleasure, as
We have frequently doae, enjoying the cool breeze
and he undnatng motion OF the bridge.
We discovered thai one OF the guys OF small iron
cables. extending nom the aooringto the wall near
the base oil tie east abutment was broken from its
iasienings, aud several .. the stones wrenched
apart About hnndfed. yards farther on we saw
that one, ana only one of the suspeulcI. to which
the foor Is swung, was broken
hese were but slight damages but as we had
never before seen The bridge affected even 10 this ex
tent hy gales, ana as it began u sway violently we
Thought II prudent 10 retrsce our steps. w. had
been oil the flooring only two minutes and were on
Main street when we saw persons running towards
the liver bank We followed inst in time 10 see the
whole structure u tables and flooring heaving and
dashing with tremendous force.
For q few moments We watched il with brcaihless
snNiety lunglng Ike ship IN storm. AZ ono
time Il to nearly tie height &c the towers then
fell, and twisted. oud writhed. aud was dashed
almost bottom upward. AZ las, there seemed a de-
terlnined twist along the entire span aho1t one
half the flooring being nearly reversed and down
went the immense structure from is dilxy height 10
Che stream below with an appalling crash and roar.
same instant. dashing mp an unbroken column OF
foam across The river to the height 81 at least forty
feet
Amid the confusion Of tie wreck we cannot acca.
ratcly estimate the extent Of the damage An the
cables, except two on the north side are torn from
The towers On the south side oil The cables except
one small one torn from their anchorage In the
beLy masonry on Main, end with such violence
were they iefkod from his piece o. masonry Thai
one stone weighing about l50O pounds was thrown
= distance Of some feet,
The large iron gate al this end OF tic bridge was
snyeed 70 atoms, end tic ;ollhouse completely
demolished, Mr.. james Bell tho t0ltheeper. making
2 narrow escape With his life CA the island al
the west end Of the bridge, we learn that but ono
cable broke from The anchorage. The entire wood
Werk les p the river and OIL the shores The
cahles also stretch across the river snnl T. tho
bottom 80 ~ a. we can discover only two II tho
cables snapped asundefi anl they On the outside OF
the towers, nc rest " he meakage being Al their
connections with the anchors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21

DEsrRucrIyr FlRE i RlosNoyn- Cts, s,OIr's
pRorERTY DEsIEoYED.-Nc Yesterday morning be-
tween ] and o'clock, = Gre broke ont n a large
three story brick dvellmg-house the property Of
General winfield Scott, and lately occupied by L.
Goldn Esq on the corner Of Grace anil sixth
streets. This iue building was entirely destroyed
and adjoining three story brick house owned
and occupied by Corbin warwick ESQ very
seriously d4msgtd before the lnmeu succeeded la
arrostWg TIC flames. The roof aud the two upper
stories e the latter were burned, and M w Is
valuable furniture damaged by Gre water and
breaSagt 70 on amount believed 70 he not les
than $1,000 Oh which there i on insurance Of
$500 in tue Office ~ the .Etna Company. The house
formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas Richie, SEN, al.
Joining fhe residence Of AR. Warwick, was saved,
with SLIGHT damage through the exertons Of the
6gcmen, Gen. ScOtt's loss i covered by an insu
rance Of $500, and Mr. Waywicks by 1920. In
The Mutual Assurance office III tlis city The fire.
evidently lie work o. on inccnd,aty was COmma
niCatod 10 Cen Scott house which Was un0ccupied
and undergoing some repairs 4 the time. III view
cfthelate hour ~ which the rre occurred II i won.
&erAl that TIC whole block 81 iac dwelling houses
extending westward on Grace street I'D not fall 4
pGcs & Tie Games,-- Ri,bfigfd htge30 4Ioy 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-21

THO selma Rtgo.so., OF ihe'lith inst eavs IN
~. -aaah~A tN'favnfNNn raSa ero1s r.s ~e,
be made We Observed thai ;he stands Of cotton
y.,gss2 Id r.s., sgs s.ia'a *. as. ~ /! II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-16

lila.
Az lNvALuAHtK MEpiolgg. III 10 but seldom we fnd
among the many emedeo Oersd 10 The public Tor Tie cure
Of diteate, one we consent commend, OF whse yir
uea we ae 10 discover aud have always eduouay
ided giving uieanee loanylhng thai might ltid any
ono TO suppose lhAl we PLACID any lth IN heir preen
ton'. But With Ieefeee 10 remedy maui lelhled IN
this piece aud which has beeome mliar 10 the public
AZ household Wordi, we Spa om knowledge OF ltG In
nntie exeeentlep itt adaptation 70 nAiy Of lho f Of
Il q and Tho security with which II may Be used. We
seak Of hs NonpArell Nerve aud Hone Lnlmshi ptpar
ID BY HILL. Carr 4 Coz nom prescription Furnished BY
W Wditon Carr, iate Of MolrnloWn indRow Of Wheel
g, one 81 Tho most eminent Phytcilns IN Virginia. THIS
inentta bseed uronih broad plnclpethet any reno'
dg which will Telleyf external pain, sgi properly com
goulded 30 equally efesoloua In iemoy ginloal aee
lOla, principle that has teen successfully destored
u simply The onspdhg OF Heiete, being mild and sim.
rlein ih oeoni YET revealing nlts ELECTS apowor
npe ipeTtdlbf, ioaFhng The moa hidden bueHs man
and Jet being nnoTlon 10 the Weakft niant.
II aU BY aii Tie etspii inlmoni IN llelnfktl being
pb W IN oiiles twice az large az the majority t,d ue.
lager than The arges besides being more than four
lines AZ iong Wecomnend Ito those inwhnt OF a
saie and ceflaintemedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-16

( H1ipe Celebydfed pNimoaid tllirir

Dg Haiis Celebrated PNimoNjc k'liriT
,oittbs p5th,i1nt tbit oi eou colds consumption.
II monllllt iathm3, ffu1qtli iolpt Vipp
iho rhoa add caul4ob yPuh'
10 psaklngl ai al anecllo1s y No olsahu Of fe'Plfa'
lion. J. IL. XXI h.,fm,alsfoo for dlsA,n
n6 'theimti b,essod ~ Amenes i,.,. az
~ a,,fsniita lbs rtdlcn5 10 dc public ~ h4yo ie
iisf lion h know IN. No iof only Ntlcf lleni WIZ
"a he ai Ioe ot the class or dlscaeo9 y pI0le9'
v, IN stre but ono Who'll rclfclly h4lnle w " NJ
F6fCh ihe constitution, a en- by ednllhS'glse WV
odl any earoi lneisl ,oI y eo,slls
rhe sct that tlaige portion Olfi sunoHn3 Any uetln
iiooehonit t0iiy,l caused hy Nneise ~ lh9 elga
rss,,aOu consequent upon uyrUsuie ana cQu. H.!lpi
iouo Ii within ihe feAcl OF every lrdiuuWl
WHO ay need lcdy that las proven sfel 20 inyaa'
able. " !ll tal IL, ....,, II, ,o,y .,,.,i.noo Ana
of tAe lis Witch AM a0lftq IN
M, rnnie; and Vo caliu u 20 " 10 tdfA!ce
ofs nrdicbseyeY belure discovered r hose leoul.i
e6npl,lnis an mpioyenent W ply, apa
ulrilot 70 hilolple n1eaJltl
Wesall make no oxirayog,n assertions oilg enlcaoy
incudne al Ga CO. iko ne yendoe !oo may ,9siuu1,
,yho deceive ill who ust lhoni nor te We hou 0ulehy
Inducements which experience doeslOi jnlllyf On,
iInailents will pcIscyefe 10 tbs lpe ~ ihlq meaeipe'
ana te as dinGted lhoy will DO cuicu ~ even instance
dat Vie n0tbeybnl Ito power OF meMtlnei ihele Ws
hun efous rorsoisnow euoynaie hessnl q ,,al,h shu
KIN M si, a,S w. Sdi hi lie iimsy ana porseyo
fing Use Of ihs Invaluable niaedy his nol pretended
that 10 inhlbc 40 uycry siige cosumpuon put We
know IA TO b. beteradapied 70 te yatou- seAsea qthn
respml0ry orgpfs ihenany ober w y
lltepuhlo All wohbks itral, and IN cieiy insiAie VI
sed eey aeeordlna 70 lie directions, aid lefeclaalls
laclionltnO ey,n, tho money wlll DO returned, ..
Genuna sgned Il. HALL q 20, For sac ny iANkd
lnAligR Dngslsi, Wlicellhs Va. Also, by Dngsisia
yoternly lhroQghoatiie country. Apg-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-16
Pilnbure- FILMING & nRoTHggS, Ro. 60 w6,
a., and BY Druggists generally hn iels-3m
AFFLlCTEp READ


AFFLICTED READ II mij
DhiIndelphinh ledieni ~ onav- Established 20
ii jedNstg6by D. hiinttfin, tOrieF Third and Union
hls. between Splu,e aud '. ne, Philadelphia Pa.
nj h. lNyALlDS
Arelpndssd that Dr, klsKkLlN eonfhss bic practice
10 particular bWuel OF medicine, Wkph engages hia
pndSidsd aiieidIoh, Nc cautions t9e lpIoliursts
tgihHt the tbute Of meita,yi thousands se allblly
necuTialed ou Of He Recent hlcsllops pepfopptly
Z TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In ihc treatment Of aelass Of dssasss hitherto neglected
aud iWrelecllY Understood, has enabled DR. kiNkk-
LIN, (AdAor oCd isoikoh SeJ Pr,iHtaioA,) TO piOye
tnho lenihS p ile Sapses u cIyos debility local
and nehlaltnd lhy lep suffer-
lug, ave tpteabo TO certain habits, iornns HE most Va
srelysl deadly s alalspfinss domestic misery aid
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
habit toiusliies HdOstd IN by boyt, u
solitude, oflen grOwi ip with teni 10 niihl0od, ard
WHEEL, no eoinedn lee lime, MOI only 6stels
ous obstacles 10 muimoual AslPest bul gives ite Ia
series Of pIOsclJd, inst Oul, aud devastating alte
llOns Pew 0iihnio WHO give way TO this uernitloul
aeeeae awaie o. upll they ihd lhe
leryOus systems shateied, Tel btpiee and unueeouit
Z bic feelings, uhd vague leafi huhe mind.
The unfortunate nus eileied becomes feeble, s una
Bic tolab0r with tteuslOtd igor OF 10 apply his MI
Lutte aud elga cain ttp5rl will epsgy than usua
N lt enancAtes hilnief belOc the rrsetee has done
itswDst ldehlcr msllin.0lN hismanl'ge unIIult
iul ana lSssnye tells hlmthdis caused BY aeary
Lilies, iMkpu eensifggtloH' Alish lhspid a1aFsN ~
X stiteGea N hoItsiniiaiig tiifats,
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