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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

1yuE NARRIEp wOMAN,s pRIyArE MEDICAL

TUE MARRIED WOMAE'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
IL panon, by Dr.. A. n Mauriceau professor q
diseases az women; one hundrsdth edition. 600 ooe,j
Every complaint 70 which woman Il subject from III
hood 70 vomanhood, and also wie and mother AN
fully described, with the eauss the symptoms and alN
the proper mode Of treatment, In plain simple, but
the most chasts language, easily UNDERWOOD And tho
every wonan can discover, ~ comparing hsr ovs
and Of her complaint and be Dared much anxsl1
and suffering. The wife about beconiIng mother hS
often need OF Instruction and advice Of the utmost In
porsnee TO her future health, in respect TO which he
sensitivsnsss forbids consulting medical gentemaA
will find such instruction and advice, also expisDs
tons Of many symptoms which otherwise would occas
obstructons or irregularities peculiar to the female sys
ten, which undermine the health, OF the effect OF wbe1
they ignorant and which their decacy forbds sest
ing medical advice. How many suffer- from proapsu.
utsr Calling OF the voinb), from -four slbus weak
mess, debility &c.)f How many In constant agony
have dicut, IL not dangerous deliveries aud slow ana
unccrtain recoysrtesi Some whose lives ars hsxardS
during such time win each nnd In its pagsa the means
prevention, arneoration and relief How many biits
moments, how much anguish might have been spared
the sufferer, 70 the husband, 10 the relatives by te
convey fully the various subjects treated o. they s
cf nature strictly intended for the married thoss
contemplating marriage For sals BY strnger d Town
send, 90 Broadway: Adrsuce, Sherman X Co., Axtos
House, No. vesey street Dewitt Davenport, Tribuna
buildngs ~ No Astor House, Broadway, and at thu
publication once 1cs Liberty street New York. Joseph
fuck.s, Mobile; also 7 B Peterson, No. chestnal
b. transmitted BY mail free ~ postage, V any psr 4
the United States All etters must - addressed nos
psifAto M. A. n. MArRlCtAu once 10 IiSsr4v s.rss
4. K. y boS l.12s New Terri fost 0Aes
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u, r. H.
BglADsTUTrs.-Fiour was less active but not lower
the days sales reaching 800 bbs State and Western
about 1000 bbls. Canadian chiefly for export; and
l,4OO bbls. Southern, at unchanged rates The move
ments in grain amounted TO 1850 bushels mostly Cana
dian wheat Free at 81 &c. Long Island red do at
private bargain 400 bushels rye at 81 Az and 81 900
bushels corn, 93c 96c. for low to prime Western
mixed; abc. s6c. for Southern yellow, and asc for
round do. per bushel. Oats unaered.
CAfrx.-There offered to-day 1T Alerton's Wash
ngton Drove Yard 023 beef CATTLE offered during the
week ,2ss We suboin hereturns Of the week IN Dc
tail together with the section Of country whence the
supplies came:-Beef CattleBy the Hudson River Rail
road 200 Hudson river boats, Is Erie Railroad, $50;
Harlem Railroad 410; from Ohio, cars, 132:
lucky, on cars S. New York state, foot, III; do
cars CTS; Connecticut foot IL Pcunsy lvan,
foot, 81; Virginia. on foot, aS Other stocL-By the
cows 49, veal calves, sol; sheep and lambs, =, ta.
prices-Beef cattle first quality per 100 lbs, - 81
do ao exrs SID so and GO sse s
do do. oxtra, $50 $55 veal calves live weight &c.
&c. do! extra 7c sheep, 81 s.; do extra, "a :;
lambs, 81 rs S. So do extra - so So swine, corn
fed, 4sc. 81 do, still fed, &C. 44c do. mast fed
&c. 41sc. The number OF cattle in the yards to-day
considerably less than have been offered for some
time past This fact helps to keep up prices, but the
general tone OF the market nevertheless firm at
quotations Prices it viii be noticed take unusually
supply of and calves, At generally lower prices.
Sleeps and lambs plenty also at lower prices. At
Browning,s-4oos besves, 81 so SO 50; SO cows and
live weight 51sc SIC. 4ol3 sheep and lambs-sheep,
81 25 a 81: lambs 81 rs So SO. The offerings ,of
beeves here we're hundred less than Last week.
rices for the better qualities, marked half dollar
lower. Cows and calves pientier, but no change in
vslue. veals as before. Sheep and Lambs plenty at
no. So and calves $50 $780, so veal calves 4sc.
ot4c. GAGS sheep andvlambs-sheep, 81 S. lambs,
:sasS Market active and price. s STEADY ss All sold
calves, go $4f 36 veals, DC. 6hc Beevcs 90 cents
better. Cows and calves plenty and lower veals
R.cnpinJation
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG MAN rs DESTROYS or BECOMING AC-
IA quainted with some young lady, with view to
good looking and not 20 years Of age. Such
desiring the acquaintance of the gentleman may adj
ress line to George Upton, wliamsbridge Post Of
ico, Westchester CO., n. Y.
A YOUNG MAN AGED TWENTY LIVE, Is DESTROYS
"a Of making the acquaintance of young lady aged
from seventeen to twenty five, with view to matrnony
he Is not rich, but possesses sufficient to enable
himself and wife to live comfortably line addressed
I. W. O.. box 273 Union square Post Office will meet
with attention.
M ADAME MORROW WILL. CAUSE SPEEDY MAR.
Nl riages, who will all enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss and will show the person they
viii marry, through an instrument which she will cause
tn illuminate itself by invoking the powers Of her
derfu science, and viii tell all events Of life and
the very Thoughts. 10 Brooms street, Cannon.
Gentlemen not admitted.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS. TENDERS HIH
Vl services TO the ladies and ger emen OF this city,
in astroogy, by books and science and is to be consult
cd about love, marriage, business, law matters, &c.
She will tell the OF the lady gentleman they viii
marry; also, the names of her visiters Madame Alvin
speaks the English, French and German languages Re-
sdence, 500 Bowery between First and Second streets
Onice hours from IL A. NJ to- r. N.
NJ ATRIMONIAI. oFTTCT, SO GREAT JONES STREET
lNl VI the Bowery.--Thosc wishing to form
matrimonial alliance win find II to their advantage BY
calling addressing post paid Mrs. Prewster who
has opened batr monisl register whereby lady
without resorting the unpleasant alternative OF adj
vertising to express their wishes Parties must send
real name residence business, reference circumstances
requisites NC, which will be exchanged. Everything
concerning letters or interview strictly confidential.
M A1RiMONIAL.--A GENTLEMAN, RECENTLY RE.
Al turned from California, Is DESTROYS OF forming
acquaintance with young lady with view TO marriage
person between the ages of twenty and twenty five,
with amsbe disposition from the middle walks OF
life, desired. Address IT, II. H., Herald Office.
NEW YORK MATRIMONIAL. ASSOCIATION.--AIL
~ unmarried ladies and gentlemen should avail them
selves 81 this association. Circulars. msnifests &c.
win be sent 20 any address In the United States
cspt Of six postage stamps, prepaid Address Henry
AshDead, Secretary. N. y. Post Office.
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COAL, &C.

COALi COALi--A ZINE ARTICLE OF LUMP CUMBER-
~ land, equal to Liverpool for family use, and also
fine for blacks ninth use for sale low; also red ash and
willie ash coal at the lowest rates. Apply TO LEEDS u
POTTER, A36 Sixth avenue, between Twenty sixth and
Twenty seventh streets.
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TRAVELLERS oUDss.

TIAIIEM RAIIROAD-INLAND RoUTE-ON AND
II after Monday, Dec. IL, Sundays excspted,) for
Centre streets, Mail Train at 80 A. NJ, stopping at
Williams bridge and mail stations North; Way Express,
ar NJ stopping At White Plains, New Castle, Croton
Falls and stations North, connecting at Chatham Four
Corners with Western Railroad Express train arriving
At Albany at II r. NJ Croton Falls at 10 Is A. M stop
From CITY Hall station-Croton Fans at r. ~, stop
ping at all stations above williams bridge White Plains
at 80 and Is +. M stopping at Yorkvlle and sta
From Twenty sixth street staton-wliarns bridge at
cure tickets and have their luggage checked for Utcs
Buffalo and other places West and North OF Albany At
the compsnys OFFICES. corner Of Bcwery and Broome
Returning 70 New York--Mail Train leaving Chatham
-Four Corners at A. NJ, stopping at all Mail Stations
ssn o. Ne. mors y
lane and Dean street. Express Train leaves Troy Mt 20
!. NJ, and Albssy at ~ r. r., stopping st Chatham
Mllerten Armenia, wsssac, Dover Palms South Dover,
Paviings Paterson Tcwncrs, Brewster, Croton Falls,
White Plains and Williams bridge. Passenger. BY th.
train win not be landed between Croton Falls and
Williams bridge unless coming from above Croton Falls.
Passengers between Croton Falls and Williams bridge
must take the regular train, leaving Croton Falls at
PM A. NJ from Croton Falls stopping at all stations
between Croton Falls and Fordham, arriving ut New
York at 90 A. NJ. r. N. from Croton Ialb, stopping
ct all stations between Croton Falls and Williams BRIDGE
arriving At New York at 30 Pm. and en- Is and
6PM. om white Plains, stopping at Az stations from
Wtllams bridge, NJ 40, b " and ID ~ A.. IL 40
Of, Q, Is and 30 p. NJ stopping at all stations.
Passengers by the 10 10 A. NJ from Williams bridge and
the ID r. NJ from white Plains, win be landed in New
York at the Twenty sixth street Station only
Sunday rrangement.-Trsinsswi leave for Croton
Falls and all way stations, At 80 A. NJ and Y. M.
Returning, viii leave Crcton Falls at A. and 20
r. NJ, stopping ct all way stations. Passengers by the
Sunday trains viii be received aud landed In New YORK.
At the Twenty sisth street Station only Freight Tor
Albany received daily until r. NJ at the depot
Of Centre and White streets. 81. Esale n
JOHN ELIOT Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAIIROAD.--FUR PTIILADErp PHI A
IN and tho Soath and West, via Jersey City Mail and
express lines.Leave New York ~ and 10 "a ~, and
land 6P N. Fare, 81 IS In T. and % In and 10 A. NJ
ana 0P NJ; second class, g Is IN TO- at ~ M at 81
stoppng 81 al way stations Through tchet sold fos
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NEW JERSEY RAIIROAD--FUR PHILADELPHIA
IN ana tho scuth and West, via Jersey City MAI and
express lpes.-Ieave New York ~ and 10 "A. NJ and
and 6P. NJ Fare, ~ IS In and - In and 10 A. NJ,
ana y. NJ; second class, q Is IN TO- At ~ NJ, at 81
stopping ~ al way stations. Through tickets sold fo~
Cincinnati snd The west and for Baltimore, Washington
Norfolk, &C.. and through bsgysgc checkedt washing,
tcu 10 and 10 a. H., sud or y.
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tIYARFHoUsE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS

HTARFHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS NOS
w 65 and 81 Nassau street, New York.-The sub
scribers have commenced manufacturing and book
paper Mt their new paper works. at Windsor Locks,
tanning fourteen largest size rug engines and two "a incl
Fourdinier machines Zone to be added are nov
ready to receive orders from persons in Of supe
works have been bnt with great care embracing all the
modern improvements, with full supply of spring and
artesian water, together with never fail ng po xer en-
surng uniform good color to the papor and a regular
supply in quantity and quality. Ths capacity OF the
two mills to manufacture fifteen thousand Of
paper per day. PEIlSSE L BROOKS
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r ARGE SINGLE STONE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
~ pns Just anished, price e1o the sasus size real
diauond would cost 500. We DO not ask you 70 pur
chase but youid like every one 70 call cad them.
They are curiosity y nothing else Cvility gratis.
.ei I Avn l.. J. JACOBS, 40! Byoeiwpy
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NTE ARE OFFERING SPLENDID STOCK or NEW
w and secondhand tables al 10 per cent less tbs
be purchased elsewhere. Call and examine q
yourselves at 10 Ann street One bagatec table 90
cheap. GRIFFITH X DECKER
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ANTHOLOGY.


A SrONISHIH0 10 Al1A-AADAME MORROW |
"A without exception the wonderful aatrolbgist
In the world, or that has been Known She viii Tell
past present and future evens; and wilt show your l
urs husband and absent friends which has astonshes
Thousands during her travels in Europe She seventh
daughter Of . seventh daughter and born with
natural gift BY invoking the powers of her wonderful
science, to tell their very thoughts and viii
happy pairs 70 sonas together, who viii all enjoy the
greatest happiness Of matrimonial Bliss Her predictions
wish speedy marriage may cali soon, and they may
pend upon true advice founded the eternal prnci
Piles Of magical science 70 BroOms street. between
non and Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
Hours from o'clock A. n to 9P. n.
4 sTROLOGIC.-MRs. FI.EURY, IRON PARIS WHOSE
N relatives prophesed Napoleon l., is the celebrated
and 6rs person Of the present age to orete future
events true and certain Can be consulted POS Broome
street.
NI.AIRvOYANCE- HAYES IL THE MOST WON
~ derful cairvoyant living. She is acknowledged,
By professors OF that SCIENCE to be the best caoyant
ever nagnetzcd She can see into the hidden mysteries
of the future-her examinations always correct.
Office 10 Spring street, near the Bowery.
M ADAM MEYER HAS REMOVED FROM so LEROY
Iu street TO 10l seventh avenue, between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth Streets and continues to tell
past, present and future events likewise marriages.
journeys law suits business prospects, sickness absent
friends and property lost stolen. Madam Meyer
verses in English French and German, and gives guar
anty for her art
MRS. BREWSTER, SO GREAT JONES STREET, COR
M ner of the Bowery, has been Induced, through the
persuasions of her many friends, TO continue until
further notice. She be consulted in asroogy love
and law matters interpreting dreams, by books and sci
ence, and tell the OF the lady gentleman they
viii marry; also the Of her visers Ladies rs
cents; gentlemen 80 cents until the LIST Of January
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r, ENr's FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND M,Us
\J ter breast pins, equal to the real diamond with
chain S. without chain, ~ These pins can ~ ssat
By nail TO any part Of tho United States. All orders
puncually attended 70 By addressing l. J. JAC01H
lOT Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
d q IN FOR A COURSE or TIN LESSONS IN
WIsCV penmanship. reduced one
al, viz: 81 30 for thorough Of instruction
LADY, OF MUCH ExPEIFNCE IN TEACHING
"A would wish few pu pills 70 instruct in music on the
piano give lessons in school In this city. Terms
moderate. Address u. H., Post Office.
vUypITON WANTED BY LADY WHO HAS HAD
much experience In teaching, pupils 10 join class
OF young ladies' who thoroughly instructed in music
branches at - per week The accomplishments taught
separately II required Apply personally 1T Sos Broad
way, on Wednesdays and Fridays.
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DURTON'S.-T. Il. JOHNSTON RESPECTFULLY IN
ID forms the public that his benefit will take plaol
ON Wednesday evening next, December 20. box boea
open.
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YNHEATRE FOR SAIE--A GREAT CHANCE FOR A
Il fortune.-No regular theatre this side Of the
town, all being devoted to Crcuses. The lease 6xturea
properties, &C., including everything in the theatre.
known as the ST. Charles, Nos. IL and ~ Bowery-win
he disposed Of at very low price to entefprixnx
manager. The whole amount asked could be cleared
during the holidays Possession be had one dayA
notice Apply at the box Office.
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lax CANAL sIREEr. NEAR vARIox.-w. : h
lOeJ VAN NO1tcy stDvs store.--We have large
sortmeAt Of the latest patterns OF stovss for
scnsbls terms. Stoves and ranges lined with soapstons
and repaired CRATES set aud paired put up and
pipe Furnished for Also, ssspstous grddles esg
sale Wholesale and rota Tho excclienos q the grid
dies coasish IN thar requiring bat grsasing whss
ussi. 49,
CNHRsrMAS TREEs.-A GREAT VARIETY OF SMALL
articles for dressing Christmas trees imported add
for sale BY THOMPSON SON, $50 Broadway. II
OURE on CORNS BY MADAME BERNARD NO IS7
~ bowery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
streets. Madame b. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price in order to enable every
one to De free from PAIN and feels confident in pro-
missing that shc viii corns, bunons nails gro sn
in the flesh, &C. without causing the Least pain
convenenee PERSONS can be attended 70 at home or
At Madame BIS residence, from unta O'Clock r. NJ.
n MnsEDE, LEADER OF FASHION IN CARD Es-
" craving, 6ss Broadway, MetropolitAn Hotel Note
paper and envelopes in great variey and marked with
he utmost care N. R-Nsw fOr,ss Or Wedding cards,
md vArasd stock Of De LArues envelopes.
GABREDE, SIS Broadway east side
) ~ OTHIC HALL, 3l4 RECOMMENDATIONS 4
W LEFEBvRE. late OF Chambers street beg 10 in
form the public that they have opened retail store
above where they can supply the finest quality Of boots
ported into this market at remarkably low prices
r GRAHAM THE VETERAN OF NASSAU STREET,
still sells my onguent for forcing the whiskers and
moustsche to grow strong and thick in six weeks with
out stain OF injury to the skim far 81 BOTTLE sent
any part Of the country. r. G.. Graham, 1O7 Nassau
street; zeber, "A South Third street. Philadelphia
DERIAN sTATUErrE OF THE CELEBRATED DIR.
II Hahnemann.--Eicgant decorated French china tea
sets for ~ 90, usual price $l2 chldrens dining SETS
complete for ~ and tea sets for 81 fancy French chinx
holiday presents at half the usual prices, $40 Broadway
above Eleventh street. J. X KERR
DORTRAT AND PICTURE FRAMES, CHEAP FOR
i the holidays We recommend all our frends
and patrons that in want Of portrait and picture
frames and looking glasses, to old and esteemed
friends j. T. BRADLEY & Co. 154 William street. corner
~ Ann, as the cheapest place in New York.
ID EPIA1ING.-HOTE STEAMBOAT PRpPRIEToRs
III and private families, may have old ware replated
and warranted Stair rods plumbers fixtures tea SETS
dish covers, trays, cake baskets spoons and forks
tors, &c, plated in gold silver in the very
ner, as the Manhattan Plato Co.'s. 267 Bowery, near
Houston.
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- .-... .'.s .........t olt, 0oZ IL
The annexed table exhibits the average daily condition
Of the leading departments Of the banks OF Boston for
the week preceding Monday, Dec. IL, 1884,
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BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN PATENT BIILIARDS.-TN TABLE
n at No. Ana, an entrance lao SultSD
street; eight tables corner Of Pineapple and FultDD
streets, Brooklyn. Among which are the celebestsd
bic that received the first premium the words Yair
Fourteen tables at 169 Chestnut street, PhadslphA Al
OF metal slate and marble, with Bassords patent cir
and rubber cushions. Tables balls, cues peizta
cloths No. for sale above ut the factory ~ an4
GO Centre street. Two secondhand Tables good ~
10 hire.
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THE TRADES, &C.

r TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTER WANTED no GO I'D A
IL New England city.--A Of perfectly correct
habits and convcrsant with the details OF the art nag
hear OF permanent situation by addressing line stat
ing terms, &C., to X, Herald Office, for week.
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A MERICANS, ATTENTION. ANTI ROMAN CA.
IA tholic drama of Young Americas Dream, or a
Dscursory Interview between the Spirits Of Liberty
Tyranny and Citizen of the World" will be read by
day evening" Dec 49, and every evening during week.
Vocal and instrumental music in attendance. Adlns.
sion 25 cents. ssYoung America" is published by
Able YATES % Beekman street.
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TYR WARREN, MEMBER OF TIE COIIEgE on
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Edinburgh. attends to pri-
vat practice y. his old established Office, II Madison
street Caharne where he IL performing the Gwe
astonishing cures record without restraint in diet
business pursuits.
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CtPECIAL NOTICE " TO WIDE AWAkES. 'i--WHf12E-
- as public advertisement has been ade. by partieS
who to me strangers that u dramatic reading az
Young America Dream &c, Of which am author, Win
be given AT the Tabernacle Saturday evening hecs
by give notice that have take for
any exhibition OF the kind But AS have already give.
notice, the only authorised reading win be given 1T HOPE
chapel, on Monday evening, the 18th inst.
PHILIP TIL R8T
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& $3.50
r.
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"H0lFSAIE CLOTHING Northumberland.
w situation as cutter, by that has been in
the Southern trade for number Of years, and In
aucnce good trade, in spring and summer, from Ala
bama and Mississippi Good reference, II require.
Please address :. W., Herald Office.
NrANTED-AN OMNIBUS BODY BUILDER, no GO
w out Of town. Constant employment given. An
ply 10 Vim. Williams IA Amity place.
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CITIZENs ATTEND-AT THE TABERNACLE,
~ on Saturday evening" December sixteenth, 1854,
Mr.. FL y. Stone will read the American play u
"Young Americas Dream or the Downfall Of Tyranny
Despotism and Foreign Roman Catholic Influence
Dodworths American Cornet band has been engaged,
each to be had at VIM. Hall Sons, 239 Broadway -
the principal music stores and hotels and at the doors
the evening. Doors open vt 6k commence ut TX.
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GHRlSTMAS rREES.-A GREAT VARIETY or SNAIL
~ articles for dressing Christmas trees imported
for sale by THOMPSON 4 SON. $50 Broadway. IA & III
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nR. DUBOIS OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TRRAR
IL ment Of the diseases of females No East rweuty
second street, second house from broadway. Remee9
tor female arrangements, from 81 70 -. Advice ga
Consultations and letters confidential Country lSttss>
containing g. served with advice and medicine 81 rsE
post. Relief guaranteed in all Patients 81 g.
lance provided with eligible board, nursing, and 49,
tendance.
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E,RANKJ.IN MUSEUM, NOS. II AND 10 BOW1Rx.-.
Il The above establishment tho only ons ia t-s Uai1
ed States where the Model Artats exhibited u 49,
open giving two grand performances daily ct sslsa
in the afternoon, and in the evening
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MEDICAL.

nR. LARM0NT'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide, 18th edition, 3lo
psges, cloth, 10 engravn1s. Both married and single
shsud consult II. sold at No. I'D Broadway, ana
.led free for 81, BY the author H. Iarmont physican
I'D surgeon, No AZ Rcade street, Of Broad way
where he Is coPsulted from III A. N. to2P M and To-
in the evening, Sunday excepted. N. B--Not ~,
drug store. Patients treated by mail or express Ad-
dress all letters box A4 New York Post Once We Goa
with all other papers in recommending Dr 1ArSuk
Ia the ahctsdCourer des Eats uns Stats Zeitune ke