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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08
ANTHOLOGY.

~ hrssed Dr. shnmansA swede BY birth. oan be esn-
suited ON all events Of lepas present. and future Ne
tvities calculated for ladies HIS rssidsnso
is us Chambers street, near Greenwich.
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a ssIGNEts sA lLHErTHT WATCHEs, JEWELRY, Ola.
by auction ct his stores No Nassau street TO
Friday 81 i0H the balance Of stock unsod last
SALE comprising In part gold open and huntinr wat
ches OF the most celebrated Makers earrings brooches
guard chains fob and vest chains sleeve buttons &C. The
above portion OF the stock Of GLASS jeWery store
1Ss v vs .S5ih{ the s stss1sion those
view, early to morrow morning. e -
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PoOM OF TEE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AS.
~ sociation, June 8, 1854 Card of thanks.-7he
BOARD OF Directors Of the American Dramatic Fund
AS ociAton o. their regular citing held At tho
city h9t.l New York. Juns6, 1884 having heard With
gratude OF the recent most liberal beueht
AZ Of its funds in the city Of New Orleans having
TINS ay received by the hands OF B. De Bar ESQ., eight
thererom do most earnestly behalf Of the
tender their thanks and owledgments same
they feel that n this highly beneficial result they
mainly nasHsed TO The mAnsgers Of the theatres i, New
combined Efforts and sscriaes Of personal
prove alastnR example To their brother pero mers
90 hin dy volunteered their aid the most cordial soknow
Judgements also DUE the cheerfuy
It's sratritous aid the Of the musical profession
promptly came forward the gas pany the scenic
tets attaches and oil who Interested themselves
alike entitled to the cheerful homage who
members Of our hon ed In stitrtioa.
Resolved That the above be published in the New
Herald Boston Atlas, Philadelphia Ledger St. Louis
public, Cincinnati Enquirer New Orleanf Picayune and
Delta. c. W. TAYLOR ChsirmAn.
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nRAMATIC.-A FIRST RATE LIGHT COMEDIAN IS
IL wanted. Address Malh Herald Office STATING when
nnd where interview be had.
MATRINIONIAL,

HEATRIMONIAL-M EMILE vILLETTE rRON
M Paris Professor of Autogrsphy reading of chsrao
ter BY individurJs hand writing and sptoal writing
medium will upon the receipt of twenty cents and sps
smen q .end to any person full delins.
also description 81 the they love win marry Ad
dress, post paid. MADAME vILLETrE, Broadway Post
Once New York Those living of the city safely
transmit through the mail and will be answered In one
week after the receipt of their commu mic alton.
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A CARD.-EDwIN WATERBURY, BEGs TO AN
"A the public that forthe greater
his numerous ticket holders he his monster
hibton to the American Art Rooms 493 Broadway
The original Infant Drummer has been engaged, Will
bis wonderful and astounding
(WednescsO evening June for few evenings only, In
with Waterbury, truthful seenes In Fore
admit ~ all performances.
nRAMATIC.-A FIRST RATE LIGHT COMEDIAN IS
IL wanted. Address Malh Herald Office, stating when
and where interview be had.
RIO AMATEURS GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF JOIN
ing an association Of high standing in
manage according ts apply
Mr. VALANCOURT 90 Cedar street, the OF
pine and i've References will be required and siven
VAUxHALL GARDEN.--NOTICE- GENTLE MEN
having tickets for the grand ball this evening"
would favor ON The
by returning the before O'Clock this
the tickets all gone and
men are disappointed in not obtaining one tickets
limited
TyHEATRE TO LET.-sT CHARLES THEATRE-GEo
Lea. prop1ietorThe above estabishrseut wilLbe let
for the summer by the night, week month";
the most Reasonable terms For full particulars apply
GEO LEA, No ~ Bowsry At the Franklin Mussn, No
c3 Bowery.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ vi. Niear.xa. ACCESSORY Transit Company o.
mail Only limo giving through tickets iaoluding the
s.thpus sro:sps The ne. DO soubsengins steamship
leave from pier No North rive, a. osIOefP. N.
meeting with the fsvorte steamship CORTES, ono tons
bur then the Nicaragua transit route, having but
These steamers unsurpassed in thor ventilation and
For information passage apply only
CHARLES II. MORGAN, Agent No 8 Bowling Green.
matchmaking on the 10th Of July the days Of sail
ing will be changedto the 4th and 10Th Of each month
When theee dates fall Sunday the ships will leave ON
the Saturday previous, as heretofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

MRS. hADoMUS, no. 2os CANAL STREET, Is NOW
M prepared to tell past present. and future events sv
courthp and MARRIAGE she will also make love mutual
tween parties where Sdees exist, many oth6
thiS Slease give cali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

HOUSE SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSE.
IL hold furnture.-T. L. LUTKINS, Auctioneer, will
sell tomorrow at l0 O'clock At 1863 West Twenty fourth
street, near Eighth avenue, splendid rosewood piano
bedroom and dining room :uits Of the choicest
ducement to the furniture nearly
and cost upwards Of co., the first Of May last. Par
ticulars In morning Herald and Tribune.
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dad June and Ct 10 O'clock each day q 80 Pine and
IS Cedar large assortment Of household furniture
cSnssDg Of rich rosewood suits In satin and
in hair cloth marble top centre side and tables
bureaus wsshstands, mattrssses pAlliasses &C. also,
silver plated castor dinner and dessert
spoons ladies' TO-; Also rich fancy goods
rich china dseorsted vases Bohemian easwars PAper
figures satusttes coups French plate mirrors also,
several royal Wilton, Brusses and Ingram carpets also,
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USTkALlA - THE SPLENDID NEW CLIPPER
a ship, Wings Of the Morning. 10 loading Pier L.
M and VIII have despatch for Melbourne Port
fhip This beautiful vessel 10 the only clipper up
Aunrss and Is expected 70 make the shortest YET
made Her accommodation for passengers cannot
passed. but only limited number will So taken in
second cabins for which early application must be made
freight or rassage At low rates. apply board
I46 Pearl street.
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IL cty-To be sold BY d. SCOTT, auctioneer: Thurs
bred and thirty ots known clifto. adjoining
Claemont and Sherwood and within two miles Jersey
improved laid out into ioss ard planted with shade tree:
riots beautiful residsn erected and many In
courte Of erection thereon. Those lots have most COM
barhor, Long Island Staten Isla.d, sandy Hook the
railroad to Bergen Point, passing within few yards will
bring the lots within fifteen minutes o. Jersey City ferry
altogether beyond question the most desirable
properly offered for sale within circuit Of miles Of
New York This property viii DO sold IN three portions q
about four acres each, lot, thus ahordng most
dsslsss opgor.unis 70 capitalize; fer inys;'m:s. rer
tionser 5srssy City stages will be opposite The ferry Jer
reg City from 70 ~ O'clock on Thursday the 10Th In
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ID c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
~: fgrni.s. Plano Fortss Carpets, Ac., 70 morrow,
Vtday - l0 o'clock 81 50 Nsssau street. two doors from
Fulton G. Kemp VIII cell auction above by order
q the for Of sale from west
Of good quality Of housshea ursturs which Particular
~ worthy Of the attention
rich velvet tapestry trnssss Ingram carpets stair and
celoth carpets one superior seven piano
ture en- suite tee SOFAS vssrs spring
seat pssior chair marble TOP centre and pier tables
sses oil pantngs damask window curtains siivsr plated
tcA and Nee service china tea and sets rch man
tie and ornaments mahogany rrsnch and other bed
eads hair mattress Marble top and PLATA bureaus and
wan stands together with all the usual Aso
good hand pasc fortcs and other Val
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TOHN w. SOMERINDYKE. AUCTIONEER.-MORT-
gage sale Of household furniture thls day Thurs
day. 1t the suction No ITO Centre street,
Frantlin at 10 O'Clock quantity Of furniture consisting
French and other fedstead bookcase tables chsrs mir.
Brussels and ingram carpets stair do mattresses
and feather beds, bedding, erockory. &cJ
81 w SOwRRINDYKE Ittornev for unorteareA
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A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI.
Atea States mail The splendid packet ship GERTRUDE,
seventeenth Of this limo, and the only A. ship up
Australia has large portion Of her freight
engaged and will DO the first TO for Nell
bourne Has for few first and cabin passen.
Th. ship combines great speed with strength
come into port eaky In the lofiness ysntati5n
her cabins she surpasses all competitors For freight
passage apply on board, or to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXGEPf ION TNB
M most wonderful astroloest n the world. that has
ever been known shs will tell past present ana fute
events, and will ahow your future husband aud Absea6
friends which has Thousands dursg her
and with natural gift by invoking The powers =
hep cnce TO tell their thoughts, An4
will happy pairs together, who will all eajeY
tss greaest happiness Of mstrimonisl biss She e de-
psedapt se OF sstrolog thing back for oentue
and her truly Astonishing 70 all that Via
Der All who have heen elsewhere and those
depenc advice snnded the eternal prinoipls
Of eaonce rs Brsone street. between Cannon a.
Columbia s.seets 0entlanen not admiAed.
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EOh SOUTHAMPToN AND HAvRE-THE U. s. NAIL
~ steamer UNION. r. Adams commander will leave for
lave touching at Southampton. to land the malls aud
pasengers on Saturday July at IL O'Clock from pier
40, North river foot Of Beach street Price
during the voyage should be sent day
sailing marked bolow No msrchandise will received ON
board after Thursday juno o. For freight or passage
Apply iTGoRr1nER LIVINGSTON. Agent. s. Broadway.
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ITO DOCK BUILDERs-sHERIFF,s sALE-WILL RE
sold as auction the 9Th instant At ~ O'clock 1t foot
OF south Ninth St. williamsburg floating sps
derrick and all the appurtensnoss apper2sinng 70 the
same Sale positive, rain chino.
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E,OR SAVANNAH AND TLORIDA--UNITED STATES
mai The new and splendid steAm ship ALABAMA
George Schsnek viii have on Saturday, June TO- at4
o'clcck from her pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL is Brosdwsy Through tickets
Knoxvil,e g. D. Ludlow will succeed the Florida. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

MAD. BLANCHE, PSYCHOLOGIST, WHOSE SUCCESS
N 10 unequsled IL stu ats Hudson street. She
neither cards coffee tea grounds bat derives her
ledge from the starry the study Of which 10
cents O 81.
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nR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHysICIA1
IL TO che New York Collegs Of Medicine and Pharnaay
gradua Of the RoyACollege Of Surgeons Dublin -
consui@d all diseases from A. TOT T. NJ 81 his een-
sultsg ~ Prace street Of Mercer Letters
from, khe country Attended TO.
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA. SEM WEEK Y
United states line The new splendid. and fast goias
steamer JAMES ADGER, Turner commander will feave
pier No Nor Oh river, Thursday June O'Clock
~ precisely For frerbt apply on board whore all bills OF
adng will be signed and for passage at the ooe SPuv
FORD, 1ILESTON CO, No 20 Broadway Throrxh
tickets 70 Florida follows:-To Jaoksonv{is SN 10
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tsasess ssls On Ihursdsy June 81 10 o'oesi. 4
ns Hrs.isy ysEs Tsxusss ~. 49,: 800
Csovsy s:a Assrs Sssrd q furslsssc ear
sssssy q r::- .: srs BLACK sss ~. sod. sad
balance Of Bernard sulsrs estate By order q PETER
B. sWEENY. Public A. ministrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

ITO PRINCIPALS OF CoLLEGHs AND HIGH
schools To parents and guardians &c-An English
gentleman lste stcden in the Royal College Of NodsnA
italy deErous or obtaining professorship Of
Qatip French italian and Germaa and bellies isSfres q
some college or institute male female. He would =
willing to enter into some family professor Of thee
branches has reded most Of his time oR
Europe HighesS references respsetaby and oapa
city can be given. Address r. NJ Of br. Neville.
Stamford, Coan. go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ psny-Carryins the United States mail For Mobile.
stopping at Havana Semi monthly line The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, D. Bullock, commander, Is now re.
ceivng and Will sail for the above ports Friday
juno At o'clock ecscly from pier foot Beach
street, North river Freight taken for New Orleans Pas
enger for Havana must procure passports before leaving
port For freight or passage, apply TO LIVINGSTON,
CROCHEkON CO, agents, 81 Broadway. N. B.-The
Cahnwba, X. w. Schufedt commander will succeed the
Black Warrior and June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

NJ lamont PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAw
and ssrreon u ossfuitsd ~ "a nsads street, eosn1n
Of BroadwA ~, from II A. NJ tiI M sad frcn VII -
tho evening" sxcept Sundays N. BNet ths drug seera
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Tx. G. DUBGss NAY BE CONSULTED IN HD
speciality dssasee OF femses and children ~ bis ofee
IA 10t9 Broadway Twenty ninth street, Post -
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MsTRUCTTON.

A LADY. WELL vERSRD IN FRENCH AND GEE
man literature s desirous Of giving private lessons
the above languages ut her residsnce Adfe1
and gentlemen Address Zenoba music store
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA. &c THE
United states mail steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain
Caveney VII leave pier u North river, on sauraay
Afternoon nth Of juno att o'clock for Norolt
burg and Richmond Time TO Norfolk about nty four
hours Paaengers arriving there take Oh sesbo,rd
and Roanoke and Wilmington ann Manchester 10
Augc,sas Atants Chsrle'ton, &C. Passage And 70
half price. For freight apply board and 70
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(iHANFRAU'S ALBANY THnATRl-THR GRE ATHs9
~ pantommst Of the day Gabriel Ravei his trouD.
forty in number have been performing houses crowd
to excess and engaged and will appear grs
Albany.
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ERkNCH ACKNOWLEDGMENT D. LAGnoxx.
xs u.sucton e. ~. rrsrcs nGw PUPIL 1
the ability to speak 10 with huency Tsr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS. wIrH FOUR
and Is Ysltsn street. NsY York and eight
corner Pineapple anl Fulton stss Dreokyn Travellers
good atendanes ~ 100 Chestnut street, PhiiAdsiphis
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rlyns Comet sisssd A. furnished com pete sissy one
isfornstion inquire Ne aNont,s d'ss ssrthsr
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L10R SAVANNA AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
L mail ns-The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
George sehenck will leave on Saturday June TO- at
O'Clock P. n, from her pier No North river Apoiy to
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL. u Broadway. The Knoxville, g.
Through tickets rom New Yorh to Jacksonvine, $3l;
PilatkA. fI3
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Wal, st,sss Ds'1'' to sail 10th inst. Apply at No
Eok sALn " EAP-THE FAST SAILING SCHOONER
..~ we nine tons burthcn. For particui ars IN.
a onrty ., ~ n ST: JOHN Union CONT westcheser
sYe.y - = HENkY SIMPSON. q Wet street. NJ
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CTEANER MAY QUEEN, NEAR " Nrw Avn IN
Hs for s,sn,..n' T. New Ys,i ss.ssns esi.rs
viii nnd hsr ths boat Of shs sss Pc MIC p.rsiss az
tons apply TO 7. G. DURAN No soush strset nm
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CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE OR CHARTEp :. ruy STE Az
boat William Young the hull boile a and engine in
sI1 20 EpWARD PAISER 81 sossS shs ha'bor A
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TNOR SALR-A HANDsOMn PAIR or ENGLISH
IL ereykoupds, dog and slut; also very hns King
Charles spaniel dog Can be b. addressing lac 70
Charles Norris. ESQ. Herald once.
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RowERY THHArRx-PxOPRrErOR, l. p. wALD.
~ ron; StaSs Manager, y. O. Wsmyss.-Doers op.a 81
"A sommencs at 1x Thur.dsy svsnlax, ysns fAus
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ExKIBITION OF THE GREAT CALIFORNIA TREE
~ at 800 Broadway, adjoining NibIos Garden. This q
conference and its exhibition IL connected wth sD
price. 49,
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- -S>]>~~>~~'~>.~<>~->~~~
~ :.: x. 7..s;. ~. ss.. WI 9:
r. .s - o.. s s...s 3 q.
IS <
E: IS Fsys: q. z :: ss:ss
ss viii sss. sS: ao sns s.s &. s :p ~
~. las ss9net cary any goods oontrsSsnd Of war
sS ga Of price
S ): :a e, e, .s:s
TEE BRIrIsH AND NORTH AFRICAN ROYAL
vaos NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
n ss.s as =. p, nssss siec
Ssos .c:rc. 70 IIvn.rooI. '''..... ~
Chief Nnm passage. ........... SlcO
TSs sA. " nom Bosto. cali 81 H.iifsi %
ARABIA Csps Jydtins AMIRLcA. Capt Lang.
PssEsIA C s'c't Lott, 6 61s3PA G:Ds ss.s1o.
TSss. vessels esy White sIs - mast head green
sss 81 Y.r.
Asl: n'' Lott. e: i Sor.. x:ss:: ss:z 's'i {
S S::!: SSssSii;.. NJ York. %:ss::s:z: =.
E..ss:: shannon. !. g. York. xssss:s:y. 4
Bsrths not secured until ps;d for. -"
An expersnesd surgeon on board;
svsr buss .pssis sT.osus sos.. Or
unless e. o. sdns are signed therefor snd the value
In increased cost Of GOAL stores and
provisions the price Of passage win Be iAcrassd fol-
yRoH NEW YoRx LIvxupooL.
SsnsnS Sac csbR s, 49,: N3
ssos sc:ro. 70 Ilv.iroos. '''''" !"
Snis cADin Iassske. $40
With Il: ;i..nsr ii: s.i iaa. from N.w
The RTSs Of pns:ass BY the sailing before
For freight or passage, IA nPP.ysS ". pu
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UyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE UNITED
= States mall steamer HERMANN, u Higgins, comman
the mails and passengers for England and Sstu
day June H. At IL o'clock NJ from pier No. North river
Price Of passage
In the cAbin ain saloon. SI20
In the first crtin. lower saloon. 100
In second cabin. 80
An experience sursson attached TO each steamer All
letters must through the Post Once Specie delivered
in HAyre and London For passage freight apply to
SAND, Agent ii South William street.
Tie steamer Washington Will succeed the Hermann, and
sal July is.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-22

I'HlS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
received the sanction Of the medical faculty, by
whom it is regularly prescribed. and which ha. been
tested successfully by Thousands. Of invalids, is one
ofthe most remarkAhl" Preparations ever olrred to
the public, for the cure Of
resumption, Srr,fula, Cough, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, splitting of
Blood. aud all Complaints of
the Lungs.
Pure Cod Liver oil has long been acknowledged
to be the no't ct1saciuu- article for the cure of Com
sumption and kindred diseases, vet discovered while
tho chemical propertic. Of the PIIOSpUA ATE OF
LINE are also well known in medicine as being pc
suliarly healing. In s-scs where liberation has
taken place on the lungs, tins article has been found,
by the most careful tests, to supply the very insrc-
dirnt. necessary for the formation of cells, and the
complete h'Iling of til, delicate part Of the human
sv't,n.
This preparation Of the pure Cod Liver oil and
Lime rob. the oil of its very nauscnting taste, which
renders it 50 ~ropulsivc, particularly to invalids The
thorough Incorporation II the Phosphate of Lime
With tho oil ha. only been accomplished by the
adoption Of tn. most perfect rules Of chemistry, and
q medicine ha. thereby been produced which is Of
ine.timRblc value in q climate like our own.
A long array Of certificates might be given here
to prove tho eHicacious character Of this medicine,
but it il not deemed necessary. The fact that from
tho very first introduction u the Cod Liver oil and
Lime before the public, it has been gradually
adopted by the medical faculty, il sufficient proof Of
ia unqucstionod excellence.
AIEN'R b. NILEOR,
Chemi't, l56 Court St, Boston.
For s,lo in Burlington, by T. A. PEcK and GEo.
ALtEN, mud Druggists generally.
March Il. 1894. wtmo..
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GRATIS!

Just PubhShed-A Ncw Discovery in Medicine,
4 FEW WORDsON THERATIONAL
- treatment, without Medicine, of Spermaturrhea,
or Local N%eakncss, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits.
Lassltude, Weakness Of the Limb. and the Back,
lndlsposition and lncapacity for Study and Labor,
Dizziness OF Apprehension, Loss Of Memory, Aver
SION to Society, Love Of Solitude, Timidity, Self
Distru.t, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection of tho Ewes.
Plmples On the Face, sexual and other In6rmities in
man
From the French Of DR.. b. De LAsEr:
The important TACT that these alarming complaints
may easily be rcHpvcl WITHOUT uLncIVr, is. in this
small tract, cl'aIi5 demonstrated, aud. the entirely
new and highly successful treatment. rs adopted by
tee author, fully explained, hy mean. OF which
every one l. enabled n cure h't-,t c~sr'tfily, and at
me t''St p,'e.if cat, J~vutdia., tuutnhy, all the adj
Nvrti,cd u%ostrulus 90 tine day.
sent, to any address, griti, oud post free. in a
se".,l envelope 10y r%clnlttins tpo.t paid two post
gaze stamps 10 hr. Is. De LASEY, No. II Lispenard
street, New York.
Dec. 10. 1888. d6vlv
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Religious Intelligence.

iIt lOl " -ulbll lilN h'''N'c ~
American Board Of Commissioner for Foreign
Missions commenced its session in Hartford,
Conn. ,Scrtcmbcr 12th, Theodore Frelinghuy-
su ia the chair. From the treasurer's report
it appears that the entire expenditures for
the year were 1922. l4l %, and the receipts
S3lo.099 %. Debt 5l2 ,O42 40. Permanent
fund ~. $50 80 for officers S39,Sl0. Rev.
Dr.. pomeroy read the Annual Report. In
trlligencc has been received Of the death OF
two missionaries and five assistant missiona-
rlcs. Thirty-lour missionary laborcrs have
been sent to the diff rent fields for the first
time. and seven have returned to their sta
tious, after having spent some time in tins
country, making IL total Of i%orty-onc sent
forth. There are ten missionaries and six
female assistant missionaries now under APP
pointmrut, who will take their departure as
soon as practicable. 2lO,O0O copies Of the
Missionary H,roid. 314,N92 copies Of the
Journol Of Missions, 1880 copies Of the
YoU,i's Day Spring, 5000 copies of the last
Annual Report, 1000 copies Of the Annual
sermon. aud Il considerable number of tracts
and pamphlets, have hcen published since
the last meeting. Roy. DR.. Anderson, the
senior Secretary of the Board, and Rev. y.
c. Thompson, Of the Prudential Committee,
sailed for England on the ID day of August
last. ON their way t. British India. as a de-
|rutation from the Prudential Committee to
the missions of tlr Board in those ancient
realms.
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