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DRY GOODS, ETC,

DRY GOODS, ETC,
MILLS. CLEVELAND & CO.
Provision l. Grocery Store.
DESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
u trading public, that they have on hand large
nd complete assortment Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
scgether with q well selected stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS SHOES,
HARDWARE, CRoCKERY, NEGRO GOODS,
and in fact every article in demand for
FAMILY OR PLANTATION USE.
They are prepared to make Cash adTances on
Cotton consigned to Nessrs. oAKEY 4 HAWK
ms, New Orleans, and to afford all the facilities
usual in their line of business.
Clinton, La, January 81, 1855. ly
n Il W G O . ID s..
NOW RECEIVING and opening splendid sup.
~ ply Of new goods for the
FALL AND WINTER,
At the old established house Of LEVI, BLOOM 4
CO., which will be disposed Of on the most rea'
soaabe terms.
Silk Tissues;
Barcges, Powered and Plain;
Plaid and check Ginghams;
Edgng and Thread Lace;
Ladies' Collars, Chemiscttes and Under.seeves
Handkerchiefs, plain aud embroidered;
Silk, do do do;
Gents Cravats, all kinds;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt Ribbons;
Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses;
Irish Linens, brown, plaid and check do;
French and Attakapas Cottonades;
Brown and beached Domestics;
Perfnmery, a large and superior assortment.
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large and superior stock Of fashionable Cloth
in4, and Hats, direct from New York.
Gents Boots, brogans and Shoes;
ladies Caters and Bootees;
ChIdrenA Shoes.
The trading community are respectfully invited
to give them call.
1921 A. LEVI. BLOOM CO.
sEsrms, Meyer & CO..
ITAVE RECENTLY Removed from their Old
Ill Stand, to the Store formerly occupied by II.
Bloom, where they keep constantly on hand, a
complete assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES,, &c.
They are now we'll situated to offer every facility
in their line of business and accommodate those
who may favor them with q call.
Clinton, La, May 9Th, 1855.
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yEyy reHyreE STORE!

THE UNDERSIGNED [ take thisopportunity ~--yo
| ofi9forning the Planters and Inhabitants Ny
OF East Felicana, generally, that the Drug bu- kA
siness heretofore carried on by Mr., WM. SADLER,
has been purchased by them; ar will row be con-
dilcted under and by the style of HENRY BEE
CHEND 4 Co.
The sock of Drugs and Chemicals will be en-
tirely overhaued and replenishcd. every article
se"t f'on the Store LABELLED AND WE'LL
WRAPPED, a, guaranteed TO be OF the purest
and best quality.
The store w.i.not lie left night or day, and espe-
cia attention and care viii be paid to Physicians
prescriptions, in the dispensing of which, Mr..
DeccAeno has had a great Geal IF experience for
manr yeas.
Every article usually kept E'y Druggists will be
sold here, an enumeration or list is unnecessary,
because should ANYTHING be asked for not in stock,
it can be procured al Il few days notice, as Ii. S.
b. y Co, will be receiving packages from New Or
leans and the North III the time.
HENRY S. BEECHENO & Co.
CLINTON La ,iIup %. 1875
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j. 9. NassE9 assid ss;assei a;..r AssacM i,i
LAEgsstE1 Eisl.g.

j. n NUITEN, .N.tSttF.
tF~~>A This splendid steamer, carrying
..s;s4lS44'5s ;s4 the J. s Mail, viii leave Bayou Sara
- and Port Hudson a(.er the arrival Of
the cars from Woodyillc and Clinton, on Mon
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATt RDAYs.
Arrangements have been made with the West
Feciana Railroad ard the Clinton aud Port Hnd-
son Railroad Companies, by which the cars are
to regularly coh4ect with the LAUREL HILL
thus aflording convenience passengers, ard
obviating delay at Port I,u,son or Bayou Sara.
For freight or passage. apply Oh beard, o. to
Iiayl2 OkAt GIloN, Clinton Dep0t.
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FOE. SAKE,

FH THE SPACIOUS TWo.SToRY BUILD.
.asI ings nov occupied by c. z. Jarrett, as car
rage nanufao.ory. together with the Lot mcasur-
ing IS feet ont by l5o deep with all the imprve.
ments thereon. For terms, apply at the drugsto
of maral LANGWORTHY Il TILDON.
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Rarker's Force Pumps.

They have also purchased the Patent Right of
the celebrated BARKERS FORCE PUMP, for the
parishes of East and West Baton Rouge, East and
West Fel.cana, and Iberville, and have full as
sortment Of different Sizes to which the attention
Of the public is called They admirably
adapted for pumping Molasses from Csterns, and
can be used as Force and Lifting Pump, and are
guaranteed as the best Pump in use. 1nr2l
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The business WI be continued at the old stand
by the undersigned alone. Orders for work from
the Clinton merchants promptly attended to. All
accounts { 20 lst November of each year. No one
is authorized to contract any debts for me.
Jan. 10, 1855. C. N. SMITH.
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CGuRAMA.s' celebrated Cholera CORDIAL, -
y one Of the most pleasant, and agreeable drinks
ever mixed, aad an etfectnal remedy ior all de-
rangen,ent of the bowels For sale only by
juy7 LANGWORTH1 4 TILDON.
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C. u. SMITH, (or some person or persons duly
authorize, by Linn is alone authorized to settle up
all the business of the firm of Smith & Anderson.
{. r. SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON
January II, 1855.
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sSkNssDi AZ Dh o. SSEssEtEs 1rSksfis
j'dE copartnership heretofore existing between
! Thomas J. Wol ham and James NJ Dixon, in
TIL. Hotel business in Clinton, WAS dissolved by
mutua tensent Oh the 25th inst.
Thomas j. Worsham will continue the business
on his own account, and esaectfully socits con-
.nrance of the patloNa re of the public.
THOMAS J. WORSHAM,
APPS JAMES N. DIXON.
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Caution.
Notice of Copartncrship

ATTAkAPAs COTTON anES-A large lot o
"A the genuine artie.e just received and for sal.
by A LEVI, BLOOM Y co.
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Build to order, and repair all kinds of Carriages
in th. best manner, Wagons, Ca. Is, Wheel and
Dirt Balrows, with every yaliety of Plantation
Work and Plantation Harness manufactured and
supplied to older of the best workmanship and
material.
Iron of all sizes constantly on hand. All kinds
Of Sn;shwork, including Balcony, Verandah, aad
Cemetery Raings, made ard put up, of the latest
styles.
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Lightning Rods, on the most approved scientific
principles and of the latest Improvements, erected
or sent to order
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An AroLrrroNrsr TARREp AND FEArHKsEp IN

An ABoLITroSIsT TARRED AND FEArHERED IN
kEsrrtKY- be ci izens of Lexington wcfo vecy much
ncepssc FIJI sy last upcn reading article pu ,ish
20 the Sdtesdn copied from PAPER Ia Oxford, Ohio.
IL pugpertea ~ have been written In LNxog"n, and
ppye account o. CO. sticas Gay in that city with many
violent hl csnmens upon the instituu " -avery
kentucky. The letter was signed j. g., the INF.
tsls, was nscoisired, OF person e.. Brads) who
hno been for tire employed teacher IN of
the ci schools Feeling that this man, sho had
and Hospitality enertainec guilty II great
wrofg 10 thus cauu mating the people and ioaatutons
q ,htt section, after cRhr party Of almost hum
dr.d repaired 10 bis lodgings. He in orne OF the
ms, ion Of TIE company aud though fearful Of the chill
pipht air could not hesitate accompanying the party
lie conducted 10 the Court House yard and there
rirped large lusntity Of pitch had been prepared
fr the occasion with the con.ent Of several bags and
fsa hers. The cothiog spec, lily removed from the
b,dy Of BaSy and tes pitch applied the hckness Of
inch. Then the fAfbers were nicely p snted and
Bao a head sosvsd closely the scalp, two locks
near The fo tbes lie then set loose, charged
o 70 and tip Moro severe punishment wouii
have scnpisferec. had 1t beea for the wife
OF BIaoy, reau,iful and estiusbe lady.
sdy applhd 10 physician 70 remove tho tar but II
found u'uriy impossible. lie eft on the morning
train TO viBRton and the land Of black TO publ
LotsriLs Courier.
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A BOLD oUTRAGE--ALLEGBD HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
At late hour on Friday night, Robert T. Siupson
one Of the Deputy sheris, residing at No 222 Villa
s1eet was going dovn Duane street. at the c,rner Of
William street, he attacked BY tso men, who were
a'sroipg on the corner, with the ev dent inteaion Of
visiting or SON These men, he says seized him
about the wsist ami held him Ia olose bondage when
third parry the street doorway and
tssssDg cfen Mr. Simpsons coat extracted what vas
valuable his pockets consisting of sl3 la m n-y aod
roe for $50. Having heeced their victcl OF the v,u
sbles they couo lny their hands on tney rau up William
street and epeeavo,ed escape Mr.. Simpson purs ed
'hep, crying Stcp the'" At the corner Of William
al iear streets, two OF the u itives ito
cuft by teers Mcclure and Hanrshan of the Fourth
ward Iotce who, hesring the al raj ed hasten.d %
the tpot and succeeded IN Jtufing tso Of Tn
tpnawkys. Tie pls neIs were taken t. the Fourth
wprd alton h,use, where they locked up f,r the
'tmsinder cfthe night Ye~erray uorn,ng the
sho gave their names as VIII lam West aud Joho
Cannon wire ought oeore Jusie Vel b, at the .wer
Police nrt where affidavit beiog sg4tost th IN
for highway robbery, they fully for is
Nons of ihe sttleD property found ths - session.
o tie pii opers, but the peron OF Ga vas f,und
chizel and oihes turgsiieus nss-uusn West Il ssi
TO be the son q the man s,oksy who
nuIdsf sne years ago, while Gsnnoa IL well knJ a.
a pro'essiensl thief by the police
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City InNeliA4ence.

esAsinR or COMMERCE DEATH OF GEo. CURTIS "A spe-
eia eeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce hel6 yes
aresy az noon to take appropriate notice Of the
death ofGeo Curtis, vioePie icent OF Toe Board Nj.
Pelatah Psr assumed the chair and Ia doing 40 spo
In feeling terms Of the decea Mr. Cnrts had been
mentor of the Leasst1re Of Rhode Island and there
hoc learned knowledge of and experience parlamen.
nry usage, OF great use to him In after life. Nc. Ghr
n Russell eiersd series OF resolasns expressive o.
we regret OF the board the death Of Mr. Curtis which
Were Acop'ed sno orce1ed TO transmitted tho fnmiy
q the deceased. Mr. Joon Stevens ana ot,ers mace
remarks teft Ing the OCCASION when bsrd
aoJourned after determining TO attend the funeral Of
he DECEASED, which takes place 10
Ins SOUND STEAMERS The Norwich boat arrived here
yesterday morning at about ESQ., tho ls river steamer
at TAO, and the stonington ats O'Clock.
Aso1HzR IEArn FROM uV LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
MIS- Gordon who injured by tho reent accident
the Hudson River Rairosd rear Ponghkeepsie died Of
her wounds on Friday isst, in ,hs, city.
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Can YOU inform suffering community what has
been done by the city government in the matter OF
Inc Staten Island ferrye The last heard on the
snh;ect was that the Mayor for reasons stated 10 his
massere had vetoed the lease of the Whitehall slips
70 the company now using them. What has been
Iore since? Have the company obtained che lease
privately, the law to the contrary Notwithstanding
No comrlain OF the manner In which the ferry
o,r;ce is performed would be at present unne essa
- a M know how the matter stands and 1t will
tIsn be time to take needful measures in order
l % enforce the performance OF regular trips,
,,s;ro nermarent night trip, with good boats,
M py .ps ,tr p''''" No JoKs,
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The Weather.

70 TIE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD.
Between the hours of 10 and IL A. M. of Friday,
the 18th, the temperature rose above the freezing
point, and continued above that line for six conse-
cutive hours, and was followed by an abundant
white frost this morning. The cold cycle, there
fore, terminated quietly at the end Of ninety (9o)
hours, counted from P. M. Of Sunday, as indicated
in nv weather memoranda published in the He
RAID Of Frioay morning. That ,ise at the end Of
the ninety hours was not what term perturba-
ton Tor the reason that still higher temperature
exists to.day--the Thermometer having rose to 3s
ming In the high atmosphere 4 MERIAM
brooklyn Heights, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1855.
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Jan. a, 1856.
The Peace Negotiations--AAsgcd Secret Under.
sfanding beftcten L0sis Napoleon and the Csar-
Significant Onission in L0nis Ndpoleon's AddscU
TO the Imperial Guard Singular Commercial
Phtnomena-7he Netc Line Of Steamers between
-dnt,csrp and Nttc York.
Since week past the London press has taken
great pains to deny the general belief that the E-
peror Of the French had determined to effect pacf
fcatiOn with Russia. There is no doubt, however.
of his desire to put end to the war; II it be posi-
BILE to hit upon terms that viii be acceptable to the
public opinion Of Western Europe. This is serious
obstacle, for Russia will naturally seek to make -
little concession as possible in order to save her
pride; and the time for negotiation may pass away
before anything Is settled. II is certain that Lord
Pamerston will do all in his power to prevent any
amicable arrangement; and as he must be cousuited
upon the conditions of peace it Is evident that be
has ample means to postpone ard therefore to defeat
II. Louis Napoleon may therefore, ia spite OF his
profound reluctance be forced to 60 with hostid
ties till more favorable occasion offers for
cape.
The Emperor is well aware that tho nation Ia not
at all enthusiastic in this war, which they look
upon as rather to the advantage Of England than
themselves The English journals take great pains
TO prove the contrary; but they have faied TO dis
turb French convictions on this important point
The only party In France really anxious for the
tnuance Of the war Is the republican, for their hope
il that sooner later II will involve the Emperor in
serious difficulties, IL not disasters They secretly
try to spread the belief that England, for her own
purposes, has entrapped France into the war, aud
that the ioss Of French blood and treasure only
goes TO promote tie aggrandizement Of their old
enemies, and TO weaken and impoverish themselves
Tie Emperor is, no doubt, aware Of these insidous
macfn tions, and it constitutes another reason for
his anxiety to escape the embarrassments Of the
present and the contingencies Of the future At this
moment oil Is uncertain. The answer Of Russia to
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Views from Port au Prince.

lfItn the tlOsllenct y uf M Jan le
Our correspondent at Bristol, X. l.. furnishes the
following information, brought by the brig A. G..
Washburn, at that port from Port au Prince, Dec.
20 -
Capt. Camm states that the fever aud black vomt
still prevailed am0rg the shipping in port the
crews of all the vessels being taken down soon after
their arrival The cases were most fatal among the
French and Dntch vessels, several Of which were ia
port. Two French briggs lott their officers and crew
while Capt c. lay in port. The crew of the A. G. W.
si,kened, but recovered
Died, on board the A G.. Washburn, Jan. 4, of
fever. John Dickson, aged 26 years. He shipped on
board the day previous to sailing and states that he
belonged to Portland, Me-, where he had q family
LogwoOd and coffee scarce and high. Laborers
available men ont Of the city to increase his armv
1t was rumored that great dissatisfaction prevailed
among the troops, AMI numbers had rev0l.ed A
skimish had taken place between the Domincans
nld Hayteps, in which the latter came near being
delt ated, being taken by surprise, and sustaining
heavy loss in provisions and ammunitions.
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SHip BURNT By HER OwNRRs.-The Russian ship
Rossia ,ays the satm aste, which been for some
Inc Bcs or 20 avoid The pers Of the war was taken
back of Fsst Eoston the 18th Inst. and burnt
Of her owuers Cor the purpose Of Iayng bef iron
and eorIer $50
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PARTICULARS OF THE LArE ACCIDENT on THE
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI BAIL
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terms the tenctny IN tbs prhc nlrd 70 overlook tae
vices snd crimes al men q genus. For his pact hr
thought they should bs judged By the sams rules - c'
mcD en-, and their fra ltes concenned - st'pnxiy
PubisLArs-Ms, ums Dho reeasS aAny rsis II transmit
uns sptr' though 10 til Msy u y nevse suock ~
der'' unlees Va hs wron A~avs b. su'e u " 20 rgn
otier' thfyeo h ~. b. ng By tho AusgsssAs. .
1h Frniers Fee Lbrnry fess ssinN morn IN ~ snsn
m1sr appeals 81 for .noourag MT end " nise kra-
htnde and gain 10 btue'actora
D. L. NoR1HRrP respoIdei 10 this toast n which b.
wsrmy commented shs rrin ers library To- pablo sstr
and announced coaad,ns TO be fand.
The last regular tsast was:-
Woman
And say, without hopes, wttscut ou fearS
without the home pilghed We oud ara,
Without the emile from partial he tHty woa
OH what were mani ~ord wttou; . sun
The fo'io~ing vounse~red toast, ~ zen GsoaaE 2.
MoBIas, wss read kuc!y chee cd
DR. francls- the piuters friend actor The eooi
impression b has made eay-h s registered
DunstiOrs 70 ,bs fintr< Fses l. AIRY were n =
BY PETER BAKER, after winch sne com o.uy
jouIned TO ths os and spens the Of nga'
in chasing the glowing hours ~,h flying ees," ana al
that sort Of thug. TIE aair veey plsassn., tho
nc gcod, the speaking uto, he snxtnz sxcetIsnt
srd women very pretty 1heo no pnts,s are gsitsat
h. udsome s<t Of men, and W everything cont
TO n AXE ''g0cd time"
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The Forrest Divorce Case.

Before Cti-t Juet,ce oakley
JAN. ls--fttyct u Furesf-The papers on the t~o
Pob's of amer dments mace bs the resp ncenfs c,un
=. we're submitted 70 the Judge, who reserved his de-
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FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA.

IN At reduced prioes via Pansma karcsd.rhe r .c6c
ms sieamshp OREGON, viii leave PAnswa NE MD ile o.
March, special freight steamer Through b Ia OF lsats
will ne issued by from New York. to c1nnecou and
s low rates through Inquire Of the see Of The s)mps
ny, Tontno building, 81 Wall street.
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nAhDhCAAs
nR. LARNokr's PARIS AND LosD0E NEoIcAL
cOlo,ea heues 10th q Anons rs contents are bis numerous
10 se1S sns
london treai@sn, from u 70 2 end 70 = s.sas
We . " msmSss TO ne & n ss
DB WARDS UEr9sruy 4. FRIEND, AND oraEs
quicker and comose than ANYTHING esa Ths afflicted
s sSss :Ass
al &c n' and
Always week otsn two eyses commencing,
nR. COOPER "A DUAsE srREEr, MAY Be CON
~ suited with confidence diseases fwent, six year,
mercury kindraass Il IN susnss. Diet &C. " : "'''
rRlEsHMAA- TIE eKE AZ EuRopsAx DISCOVERY
" he sss ri e e q f n. &. %
psrisi sSIers a sssssins vtecns.~ 'sS', - "s ="
.,.% ss 10 81! s:ssss (. ss
I'm sa * 4, %s. 4 Sses
TsHs.HAs No s-eomp.sssiy ssSes ii hoss disorders
he ruin q DO Ss AN PARTON of o y" p cp
81 I, g.: !; g:
'l1n wA r. :. As snS =:
% ss - 80 si:. ' ADJ:
:, = -; ssxsse .sss :y.:
Rouz, a. Wholesale and rstsA, part d
C:as l HsM x.s who spPo!pf& n 9s pssnss 2 give
g. minute description 81 case sSS kaSia md syo
cAiion necessary. AusuanSs 1ny Mn II A. N III
p. NJ and IRON 70 r n Nzonda unIo1e by pre-
ubus sppshdnsn. No M6sssssc tssl ssar Gsasl
pRTvArn ONeUIrA1T0N4A In. WATSON CoN-
ms hs HIssuce g enc eam ~ o1sAse IN vAsA h Aaa
q failure hsssmsdss e5e MD ea1 q ncttesp Ne patient
cent cNes here cure in twenty four hour Dr. WaAsoa
sess state iha e many haye ossn dsesiyed BY n
paess specially invited 70 ell IN Ne A plaes -
- - s-..- WILLIAM wArpoN, n D..
Many yss "a escr @s LG. su: q
street. fourth door west Of Broadway.
DiCORD's rRACT1CE. Sc,--DR. O. D. HxNN0ND
III late pupil with kicords of Paris, with te eeshsSas
surgeons this city Drs CArnocban and Mod nav - sor
suit6 conn6ennsy M his conveneenty ocae. rocmx SsS
from . 70 sdaIy. Consultations On FnDsais. ~"
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rTSn, MEDICAL PILOT, BY DIR. r q. HUrCuYNGs-
Eveyy family should possess this valuable boob; treats 0.
bornd TO had Of the axhor oS Broadway secssd ao1
or pcs ffco. Price 81. - 500
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IL UBsOH RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs LEAvH
II Chambers st. Get daily for Albany and Troy. and
altar Nor dav, January 1855. the Will too
raius through way hain y Il; s1prs.: train E =; for
NJ: for Sing Sing, M4P NJ The Sing Sing and eksknl
rairs stop a. the saons Passengers Ateni Ch&m-
Csusi Christopher Thirty ss Streets Sunday
train, u NJ from Canal street for Albany Shopping ct an
Ssi stations n. Z. 1YKpS Jr.. Supsr'p~rdant
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T1FFICACIoUs CURE FOR OoRHs, BUNiONs, AL
III oses nails wing into the fesh and every Disorder
ri The feet BY and peculiar method, without or
without causing the slightest pain
Mnrsieur LkVI Of Nc s Rue dc Rvoii Paris and No
srndui sree Regent street ondon, Surgeon O-opodist
n tr fraa and the Ro nj Family Of England
having be specially invited 70 New York To attend
tinc he'd intends remaining here and may be
suited daily, Sundays excepted, at his ooe from 10 VII
O'Clock -
from bis Imperial Majesty Napoleon III, Emperor q
france
e cerHe quo n. Levi eSleyc extreme ~
buete Loun NAPoIEoN BoSAPARIE.
From his Grace the present Duke Of cleveland
Iceriify that Mr., Levi has entirely CURED my oorns
from the Most Noble the Marquis o Lansdowne
success. LAHspowNE 63 Bert eley square, London
from Robert Ferguson Eco, D. Phyacisn In Ordinary
her Majesty Of Great Briain.l
Er. Levi has Aklfu y extracted from my
HoBr. rrncusoS N. D.
No. . Queen street May Fair Loudep, March 2 1894
From II. J. Fetus, ESQ
Jpsoced by Mr. Levi beg leave 10 testify 10 hA suooea
fu th ia havins perfectly removed large bunton, Of long
n isdeiphia July a. 1852. No. Bosom row.
In addition 10 the above authenticated tesmonals, many
thc eands In his possession (among which several
sdes Of the highest rank can % seen by hvorng him
via call At his oce " Eleventh street, bstween Fish and
sisi avenues Now York. tHs
y B.-No professional connection with any person.
MO CHARGE TO THE PooR.--D9. KENT, FORMERLY
ha
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DiCORDs FRACTION. 4c,-DR. O. D. HxNN0N0
II late pupil with Rcord cf Paris And With % eesshss
surgeons this city Drs CArnocban Mod nav - sor
snt6 connoenns d MS conveneeny loca,e. roomS SAC
Broadway opposite Wa ST. Fcholas Hotel fro0 ~ "a
from 70 daily. Consultations On FrsDsais mo
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lady gentleman can obtain The aecions Of As opposite
SEX Charge extra - 10y al 'fst
STONISHlN0 TO ALL MADAME MORROW, THE
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