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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

Va LILLIAN pUMoNr, AUCTToNEER.-
w stores horses junk Coils reyoyins csreines 4c, by
on Thursday October at IL o'clock Al the Navy Yard
Brcokyn horses 90 Colts revolving carbnes deck time
uieces lone barrels and 49, COZ Junk
and shatines Terms cash. the goods 10 be removed med
aiey sfter the sale.
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ClLAtRvoyATcr MRS. SEYMOUR, NO. no SPRING
~ street few doors west OF Broadway the most celebrate
medical and business cisrvoyant In America All disease
discovered and cured Kcursbe the fate and whreabous
and no charge unless satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

UCTION SALE OF FURNIfURE-BY PEED COLE,
"A on Monday at 10 o'clock at 3i3 Fulton street Brooklyn
sstng OF manly sofas chairs, bookcase bureaus wash
stnds bedseads wardrobe looking glasses paintings kch
furniture, DC.
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DoPULAR TRADE.-PARIS AND NANCY EMBROI
deres and laces ribbons dress cloak and mantla Trim
mings The Of the ladies' Ia invited the and
speDd stock Of goods In the above line just opened a the
Gas Broadway corner of Bleeeker street In
French embrodcries Of the
goods offered this market Of the newest styles
patterns, In collars sleeves, handkerchicfs. bands
foupcngs 6c., &c The ribbon and trimming department
and rich assortment Of bonnet and sash
velvet ribbons nges brads galloons cords asses
Dressmakers supplied the most favorable tarrns
beautiful assortment of head dresses hand made 70
orier Kid gloves French mits &c. &c JOHN CLARKEs.
conner Broadway and Blocker street.
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Ladies pms, knid, oemro mose&t peAfi
and carbunce.. " 80 70 x30 % each
Ladies' earrings, gold, cameo mssac
pkarl carbunce &c.............s. " 80 o VS. % apak
Gold guard chains, chaelaine chains, fob
chains and vest chains. -. % - 10 pss % sasA
Pure gold wedding rings. .............. GHbA 90 each
a6es gold bracelets VI % 70 10 20 each
Plain and chased gold ring. &c. V ~ 20 cash
GeIuemen's seslrsGs 20 70 % esch
opal and cher Stone rags ~ ~ 70 20 % each
Pine rold trnbics. ............. ~ 80 - %
Geld guard tsys fob keys AID seals ~ 70 - % each
Gold ard penct6 ~ y yl3 90 each
Cold uspcils. '...4........ n ~ ~ " % each
emonnalcs ..ts......... ~ - 70 els ~ eAch
Gold necklaces " ~ Va W. -
Gold bucss and studs " ~ 70 SIS 90
D&mond pima finger rlngs ocsscs ~ 90 70 etep u
Cold srmlets, scarf pins ard silver hinbles cts 10 SIS
0pOR0E @, ALLEN. Importer
OF watches and jewery wholesale and retail No Ii Wal
street. second hsor neg Broadway No stairs.
CLEEyE BUTTONS FOR oENTLFMEN.-ALL GOLD
- sleeve buttons per pair "a SIS
Cameo and gold, set SOTO .
Mosaic and gold per set OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 70 rs
Ci ssel ard gold set LOO ~
and gold per .............. to- "
Ana al oher styles OF sleeve buttons. sale very low
GEORGE q. ALLEN,
Importer u watches ard ewcry Wholesale and retail II
Wan street, second hcor near broadway.
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CLOTHING, sc

do 0On WORTH or GENrLEMENs LETT OFT
IZ.UUU clothing wanted, n largo or small lots Tn
pairing done IN superior manner Gall or address james
Moroney, s7p1s Pearl street.
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Words of Wisdom and Warning.

" Agoinst the insidious wilcs of Foreign Influence
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WASHINGTON.
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,gsY hope we may fad some means In future of
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commercial or in whatever form il may be attempted
wsh there were an Of Fire between this and the
old world,--JEFFERSON.
g lfovcr the Liberties Of this country are dcs,rovcd
tWiL be through the Vaccinations of Romish Priests
LA FAYE1TE.
~ Foreign iuaucncc Is Grocinn horss TO tho Re
pbAc-we cannot be too careful exclude its entrance
MADISON
sR There Ia an imperative necessity for reforming
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49, Tie Var on Worms, now wa
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The following gentlemen are requested "a
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
WHY ARE WE SICKa

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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.


|HNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
Il such as SPERNlATORRHOEA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIIRA
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, the vice of ONANISM. ,,p
SELF-ABuSE, sc. &c.
The Howard Association of philndeInhin. /,
view of the awful destruction Of huma n life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho do
ceptlons practised upon the unfortunate victim.
OF such diseases by QuaGks, have direct ted their
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GRATIS, TO all persons thus afflicted, lMale or
Femaie) who apply by letter with a description
OF their condition., age, occupation, habits o /
lie, &C., and in cases Of extreme poverty and
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The Howard Association is "A benevolent Insti-
tuition, established by special endowment, fol
the relief of tho sick and distressed, afflicted
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needless TO add that tho Association commands
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furnish the most approved modern treatment. -
valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
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Address, (post pad) DR.. GEO. n. cALHous,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No q
south NtsTH street, philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FhtncnILb, Secretary. Sept. 20.-iy.
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An KsaA,
OR, THE PEiRLOF PEARL RIVER

BY THE DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN AuTuoREssy
MRs. e. d. e. N. SOUTHWORTH,
Anhor Of '7he Lost Ifeircss ''Thc Deserted Wife,
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III which he goes west, abandoning the Injuries
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No. lo2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
February g, 1886.
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"Oh! what a pile of Boxes.


One OF our citizens, while taking a morning
walk through town last week, was he. I'd to say,
as he drew near to
Rogers q Fosle'S Cheap Cash Store,
"Oh what pile Of Boxcs!' Wei, reader
the secret Of it was that the firm had jsst re cir.
ed their new and very large assortment Of
FtsN <ynG Winter G00Gs.
and the boxes we're piled up around the door =.
hough to asionsh the natives Our friend could
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counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their VI.
fieiy, and IT'S no use TO try to ennmcrate the ar.
ucIes. Tho wonder now was tina, even that
Pile OF boxes could have contained all tho rich
variety around him. He remarked 10 one o.
INC hrm, You have brought on Ia rye stock q
Soods THIS tme.D The answer was, ''Oh yoi
nave not seen an,-como, go up stairs.n Fo.
towing up stairs, he found the largo upper room
stored with large assortment Of
DE CLOTHING,
OF all sorts and sizes, and as cheap as------- u
Tue Goods down stairs, and they were cheap e.
nough, in all conscience When our hioEJ
came out and turned towards home he had ar
arm iuli OF New Goods nd notions for the fcIA'
athome. He would advise all persons in seuGc1
OF Goods VERY CHEAP or CAsn,o to call al
ROGERS q FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, whef'
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with something good and cheap. They charg.
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