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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
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John MeCl.ye has sold ooe lot on west SIDE Of l0h.
sv b.,ueen BIB and 35th-sts, for g. $50; also one
bon.o and lot ON scotn tide Of Fth-s aboat 300 feet
wet of Broadway, for $3.50 Mrssrs. R.,nor &
Blackwell have sold two fa lots south side Of 57th-
at eco feet west Of SHAY. At 800 y lot 49, OOD;
slso bouss and lot No. GA 6th.v, lot 2Ox75 4-story
brick with sto, c. rented for $50 per aunuu, sold for
$3.50 They a,o report the sale Of lot on the east
aide Of 6th.av Is feet north of 46,hst, 2'x95, for
$4,750, TO he improved
The following summary exhibits the aggregate OF
the @, and liabilities Of the banks OF the State
of New York as exhibited by their reports to tho su
perinendeDt Of the Banking Department on tho morn
ing Of Dec. 10 and Sept. y, 1859:
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is FARMERS CLUB,

SOLON ROBINSON TO THE FARMERS CLUB,
Jan "a No f mer who well or clsten can possibly
afford TO be without iron pump. u should BE- once sue
tion and pump-a perfect little ire engineueh IS one
Known 81 wEsTs IMPROVED PUsP ispeak Of TIL. ramp
beeauss happen know Il TO be simple desirable
powerful cheap and DoSr YRERis nor get out OF
order once ear. bnov this and think may be doing
the farmers good speaking Of t. boy 10 old can
work continuous inchana squarter stream
be made work In deco wells well as shallow ones
PUnPs Of all manufactured and sold, with
Pipe and Hoss Of all kinds by -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

with a the educational facilities requisite 70 life Of
honor, usefulness and virtue. You will, doubt not,
jon 10 the aspiration that our educational system may
eveptuate in placing upon the stage Of scon gonsrs
fjon Of Intelligent citizens who sha render our free
institutions blessing al home vel as beacon Oh
hope 70 denizeps Of lesa favored lands.
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IAdveItlsemenLl
EVERY YOUNG NJ.

EVERY YOUNG MAN-and Woman, too-wishes
to know with certainty what Calling Pursuits In Life be
accomplish most do goo5 his friends the best OBJ
tain conpe eDcy provide literally for the wants Ct himself
anly Others may be In any way dependent him
He desre. to place himself that position for which he By
,ue and requirement fitted and IN which he without
doubt or experiment In % To do this call
Prof FOWLER No 900 Broadway and bavo full written Phie
biological chart He tell you In what calling pursuit in Life
YOU can succeed best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

THK OUscE OF PREvESrIoS--lt is not an extrava-
giant thing TO say that we are, people, nearly all
constantly out Of Sorts constantly going TO toe dogS
constantly sending for the doctor, and constantly p"co
ing ourselves up, either regularly or rreguaFy-and
il does not much matter which with al manner OF
nostrums, draughts bolusses pills, PdrgatiVes, invg
orator. ready remedies extermin. store drops pecora
stomscbics, aud thousand other qa4ckefieS liquid,
solid and vaporouS, till the pound OF cure, which the
proverb assumes we souetimes take, may be better
reckoned BY the hogshead It is unquesionaby fact,
that IN ths respect Of making medcine-chess OF our
individual trunks, people in the world ever did, or
ever viii exceed M.
There Is, We know, very little use in preaching
about It. When we are III, we want physician;
aud fdiDg him, or losing confidence in him, IS we
nesds must, where Is not pbysi, that We need, we
doctor ourselves to have, Of course no better lack
10 the ounce Of prevention that TO- ater ALL wanted
But Of the habits and knowledge that viii preserve
health We are lamsutably ignorant. We must go to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
IAdverti,ement
PRnP, YoUMAN's LECTURES.

The Second ~ thtse brilliant LBCTCREs on The CHkHs
TRY OF THs SUNBEAM, will he given
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. g.
T,cs. for the Course 20 cent. single Tickets IS cents
Children under 6 the Course rs Cents attended oy
guardians For sae the bookstores and Door In case more
tickets sold than the Hall will accommodate, the money VIII
be refunded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

In the let of FREE goods for the quarter OF 1882,
contained 1854 $40 10 silver bullion; $74.656 In gold
bullion; 1883 in silver coin, and $780, 800 In gold
coin-total bullion and coin, $562, l29.
The annexed table Of receipts and shipments at Nil
wsukee is compiled from an elaborate review OF the
commerce of that port, published In The Ma1asses
u
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Advertisement.
TuV WOpJD's OPINION

Must s due and proper in lite Of ths
wonderful virtues Of the celebrated Mrs GARDSERs IspS
BALKAN IyERvORT AND HoAhHoUSD which cure. Cousus
Colds Consumption, and Is doing wondsrs for 'e o.
every Druggists counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

school on this subject Dr.. Fry, whose advertisements
may BE- found IN another column, aud who Lectures to-
night the Cooper Institute, ia, are told, gosd
,eseber. His suhect certainly Is of the a't import
snce and valetudinarisns should Hock 10 hear him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, the Hon. Robert
Dale Owen and Brs. Lucy Stone will address tue citi-
various interesting topics this evening at the
Cooper destitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

To Ms Conraeat FROM kew-Yok, to JAN D 1850, aS
bbls Four other poTts latest dates 1853 bbl Flour
The movement in Cotton continues TO be very large.
There is disposition 10 quarters TO reduce the
estimates of the crop, but there appears 10 be no
ground for any reduction. On the other hand, some
parties have advanced the estimate to four aad hsf
millions of bales. Mr.. Wright's Circular says:
Exports this wesk large to all points France low :.
lest year. and eonsderahIe VI "a ,s
apparent hsfs loading In the see,se an tao
against 10 time We ~ hi,h wi
bthnd sst yssr 10 our export foIsso pes ,bi
bs made Nm In part shortly a. there 10 sessei
yea an sog,I ern ports. asaint the same s ~ .,n
me .'sSs s - ~ someared 9Th ths previous three
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advertisement
fAdyertiserneutl

FACTORY REMOVED l6 Bondt Private HarOysins aooms
BlrcuELoR's HAIR.DIEISs EsTABLisHhxSr removes 70
No Is Bond-st. Phi ate rance for Lsdies-
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Advertisemest
GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD UNI

GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD UNDERSTAND
PHREsoLoGt avoid selfish and immoral
and also dir properly tho training and education oil
shiidren Examinations al FowLER WELLS 3o3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Hon. Joshua X. Gddings win deliver his lecture
on the Duties Of Human Government with descrip-
tons Of exciting scenes in Congress within the past
thirty year, at the Forsytbstreet Methodist Episcopal
Church, next Monday evening.
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I Advert!ss nsnt. !

LONDON CLUB SAUCR.-Ihis unrlvaled Sauce,
Manufactured by PARxss BRos London he OBTAINED Of
their sreut IN hls city, A j. PARKER No Is Besknins This
sce pedor the Worcestershire Sauce sAd can DO 90
,sined 1t one-Ls.f the proe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

Ter, WIN. Ross, Cssp1 Lors,l Ambrose P. Yssv'
Justice Hisson, Christopher Simmons, Elijah Ambrose
tie Hon. Burt Scott, the Hon. Fern Mount, Henry
Alien, T. T. Blooner, the Grand g. X. j. OF the Sons
of Malta snd Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The ship John j. Boyd has been pumped out ana
hey arc rapidly dscharging her cargo.
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Advertisement.
'rDDING earns. NOTES.
PARTY INVITA-

TONS RsyELoPKs kcTbese Cards elegantly engraved can
b% had only ceebsed Old EsSbshsn No. 9ot Broad
way Duane st. ALEC French and English Note Papers, In
great variety.
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Advertisement.

BALL UP.-GOOd Skating at the central Park.
SKATE. every body Moonlight parties stted out Of the
No. 2s5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt Will, by request, repeat her
Poeticel Readings before toe Mercantile Library Asoo
eisiion st Clinton Hail. this evening. Her soccess 10
pleasing the large audience who listened to her Re"
evenings since was decided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has decided the
Town and City bonds issued to railroads to be oons-
,utional and valid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

sHo1 BIT HER Sos.-On Tuesday night woman
named Mary Malloy, living at No. "a Mulberry street,
wac found suffering from pstOl-shot wound in the
AIM. 1t appeared that che and her son named Der
psrd, had got into quarrel, the young an having
loaded pi.to in his hand The mother attempted 70
take the pistol from him, when It was discharged by
some MEANS tie charge taking effect in her arm nesr
the elbow. The young man Immediately fed to the
roof of the building and thence to the street. but was
subsequently arrested by Officer Common of the Sixth
Precinct and committed to the Tombs for examination.
tt, wounded woman was conveyed to the New-York
Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Vandenhof give tonight, at Hope
Chanel most varied entertainment eOmPr ring read
ises from Shakespeare TenDysoO, Hood, and others
Th.sa artists need no eomneodatiOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

A Gas SwIsDLER-A man named Daniel Jones,
ALTAR Oh Mara has been doing an extensive business
lately by collecting money from gas consumer in the
name of the Manhattan Gas Company, by means Of
spuiious bills. Yesterday he called at the house of
Henry jean, No. 265 Second street, and presenting
counterfeit gas bill of 81 60 demanded immediate pay
ment Jean, suspectpg MIN to be an imposer, called
an officer and gave the wouldbe collector in charge.
On being taken before Justice Steers several of his
victims appeared and recognized bin, whereapon he
was committed 10 answer singular Incident in con-
pecton with this arrest is the fact that prominent
lawyer in the lower part the city arrested nearly
two weeks ego on tie charge, and 80 great was
bis resemblance 10 Jones that several Persons who had
been victiuzed by the latter came forward and swore
positively that the lawyer wss the rogue who did it.
So positive they in their statements that the mags
,ras wss forced to require the lawyer to give bonds
for bis appearance 10 snswer. All who have been
swindled in hike manner should come for ward AMI
identify the prisoner If possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

THR HAoKEssAcK SwMiPs --New.York enterprise
has preferred to improve the prsiriss Of the "es'
converting that VALLEY Of the shadow oil LEAN,
adjoining her own outskirts, into paradise oeAo1
and mine of wealth. Ia years to come WIN naray
be credited that a region containing neaf'y nan
hundred Of square N les OF toe "0s. .e, Ia VI '1A'
side Of the Apegbanie' sh0s'd nave 'oen .o'On s',A
donsa 20 the generation Of iosects, reptes. and dis
ease, while over liou Of mouths, 80 close BY are
Going on short supply of sns vegetables. Yet 50 Is
t. We are glad to learn that bill is nov before The
N.w-Jersey Legislature, authorizing company 70
construct the necessary eyees, gates draios &C.. 20
ne to reclaim these dresry fvDs. Il is said the preect
Is meeting with active opposition The part Of
s,al Bergen County men. We have not read the bill.
and therefore trust the dslke is merely toward certain
Objectionable featUes-not TO the grand object pro-
pcsed, which would add hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars to the wealth Of that county alone. Let the
good worn prOseedi -sfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

Total by al Roufes Feb L-aToo bb. Flour 21o do Corn
Meal are bush Wheat 800 PSs Proviions s7s oei' LARD
30 90. Whisky.
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Total liablli.i,..............sasa az, $50

"A portion Of those part of the aggregate
Tao albany Journal, from which the above state
men, 10 taken, notes the fol lowing changes since the
Septe mber report;
g Manufacturer and Merchants Bank. New.York
(Associatiop) and tbs Hollis W bite g. Co.'S Back,
Niagara Fails Individual Bank, reported for the irst
time in December
"Tbe Saugert es Bank. Saugerties, and Orleans
County Bank, Albion both association commenced
operations since 10Th December.
'"The charters Of Safety Fund, Brooklyn Bank,
Cbauts uque County Bank and Taoners Bank expired
on the lst instant and the stockholders, with Others
have recognized banking associations, under the
same LANES except the Chautanque County, which
has adopted the new spelling, Chautsuqua.
"The Fam.Is Bank Of Saratoga Coonty, Crescent,
has closed wiibdrawn its securities snd made cash
DEPOSIT according to law 20 redeem its outstanding
circulaticD and the Bank Of the Capitol viii redeem
its registered circulating notes. In behalf OF the super
inteIdehi, at par.
"Tbe September summary embraces returns from
sol banks and the December from 1903 banks"
The following 10 official statement of the business
at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer, U. s., New
York, during the month Of January, 1860:
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Internationally
lottIas of Mira WI,

ING used every In the United states iof
Children TsethDE with falling heief IA inme-
Hate and certain. Only rs cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

COMMON COUNCIL PRocKxDisGs "A regular meet
ing Of the Board Of Aldermen OF Jersey CITY, wss
held at the Lyceum on russdsy eveniDg, the Pres-
dent Mr.. Van Worst in the chair, and quorum pres-
ent.
The Censral Railr oad.-Mr. Hardenbergh ofored
the following resolution, which was unAninSasJ
adopted;
R,orsd That ths common Council heartily sppress Of ~
amendment Senator esoos rcqa NE Cent hstesA
Company dedue through oadsou Coory ues
Trenton. -.
A Mr City HaH.-A member ohere1 resolution
requiring the Committee on Publtc Gr'ands and baiaa
ms, 20 advertise for plans for osy kall said badins
TO include city oihees, the c0st 70 exceed iroo
SIS 900 to $50 600, the plans 10 DO reporsea 70 ses
Board ON the Iith Of February. The resolution -
adopted. .uhsr
Of prominent citizss, calling tho attention Oh W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The following are the Currency, Land Warrant, and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for US from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Mcssrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

TRIAL or JOIN MoRRIsEr. The trial Of this noted
pugil,t, together with that OF Tom oDonnel is 50,
down for Tuesday next, at Buffalo, for violation OF
the statute passed last Winter BY the Legislature in
reference to leaving this State for the purpose OF par
ticipsting In or witnessing Prtze-hsat The Prose-
curDg Attorney, Freemsn j. fhhisn' seems deter
mined to do biz duty In prosecuting all those who wit
Bessed the late prre-dgbt between pnoe and Kelly
He has Issued his tubpenas for several OF the fst men
Of Buffalo, among whom 70 DIR. whitehead, Dr. but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

No Horn FOR STEPHrSs.-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Knapp,
who has attended Stephens 30 faithfully, and who used
every endeavor to obtain respite for him, received
telegrsphic dispatch from the Governor on Wednes-
dsy morning, in which the Governor utterly refuses
to interfere in behalf Of the condemned man. Mr.
KNAPP receiving the message visited Stephens in bis
eel, where be hsd long priva'e interview with bim
the nature Of which has Dot been disclosed Stephens
now refuses to see any one except Mr.. Knapp, and
there 10 little probability of his making the statement
which he promised TO do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

ton Of the improvem ents in Eighth avenue, TO be In
progress the coming Summer, was awarded yesterday
70 Cornelius Smith a. s7 1866 o. that being lees
by SO 600 than the highest bid. The time allowed is
twenty months and the suretes Bartlett Smith and
Henry Hoguet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

ABAsDosHD-Two infants were picked up by the
police on Tuesday night, during the great Storm in
Elizabeth street they having been deserted by their
parente. One of them was found in the hallway of
The tenement house No. 1872 and the other at No. l52
They were sent to the Superintendent of Outdoor
Poor to be cared fo..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt. Shannon,
left yetercsy afternoon for Liverpool with IS Passen
gers and 1886 800 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

large unknown fore-and.aft schooner, yesterday
afternoon while beating up the bay, went ashore on
the West Bank Assistance will be sent to her.
We have received Supplement No. XVI. of the
American Lloy de, published by Z. g. G.. w. Blunt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

APPOINTMENT MIR. Abraham ID. Carlock, the tsle-
rsph operator Of City Hail. lately removed by Mayor Wood
has been appointed F Messenger In the City Inspectors
Department
RIAL ESTATE The following Gales were mad q
Jan 30 and a. the Merchant Exchange by A. Beecker
Son Co House and grounds Rishm3Sd Terrace New
Brighton L. 81 800; house and lot No as Roses oppots
pusne-st, lot 23x29xi209an l3l q $780,
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Pr,vOu. w,ei.. 2sI 1871 80 4s2s 2ss2sO4 ss ss iii
This shows contraction of loans Of aboutS 800 900,
with increased specie strength Of about the
amount and an enlargement of deposits of half
million. .. t...n
The Government v cent Loan awarded yesterday
bbeld at ] y cent premium. The amount on the
mariet lie email that the takers con6dentths the
demand from Savings Institutions and private investors
viii sbsorb 1t all in short time especially after the
sub-Tessury has disgorged four Ave millions to
pay Poet Office Certifsates The Treasury Notes
ryiDg cent interest nearly all placed, and bu'
few can now be had at ! v cent premium. The 81 y
eents 9ll0 tseount for Custom House purposes.
TIE Money market shows the name as before no
ueed The supply Of paper In the discount houses Ia
quite light, and gii-edged goes at 6s7l cent, 40
cordiDg to maturity. Demand loans are 6a7 v cent,
With occasional transactions in State and Government
Stock at v cent.
The earnings of the Grand Trunk Railway ofCanada
for 1858 and 1859 compare ~ follows,
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NV YoRK nIARKFT-sEPr. a1.
lBY TEEnaRkPH.l

FLOUR -Marke, shade hrmor for common and
madium grades, with more dolEg ieI eePoft et ~
by the late storm be picked mp At rather easier
prices ..,. - q a . .
are vestern: ~ t0qis.6s Cor common TO medium ez-
TIA western; s5,e0a5,7o for shipping brands extra
FV999 19p9gffaS TITAN VII FLOUR Quiet and steady Sales
are $50 bbls ai Sai584'soior common to eholee eA'
''IR RYE .FIotfI, Quiet ana without striking
change with small sales at sSs03ttV Tor common TO
''tSiSi CoRN MEAL with salos Of 70 bbli
WI WHIsK sls = quiet aud arm sales are 40
wv WHEAT II Market q shade frinsr with falr de-
ments and orders. SALES Ohicago spring a u n
VAzi No: 2 chicago spring II Sl,lei winter red
Milwaukee club ~ Sl,29i,2i; white Michigan ai
Sl,37k6i,tT white Indiana AZ 81 az; amber Iowa al
fs5 1nseund rcd state ~ 81 30 white Kentucky at
Steady with i.ir demand. SALES are 500
BARLEY-Vory scarce and firm. sales were
$500 bush fair Canada West AZ 0Oc
gOltN-Whaont striking change and closing
rather heavy. Sales are 5sql bush mixed western q
@f@eIe, Rhoat and e9e 10 store.
OATB-firner and more doing, at Ga40c ioT
POF ~ ias1 ssAsf; iY u .i, more doinr
and dull Tor prime, saes werr ilo0 6bls as 4ls lo
1850 for new mess sls,o0 for ola mess slt@it,G
for new prime; 1873 for old prime.
BEEF-Ths Market Is quiet and steady. sale.
are so obls a sl,oeet2a ior country pTime SSolS
$50 Tor country mess; yI6llo for rupd meae; tlO,a
61ti,50 for extra mess, Il ....
PRIME 1IRSS BEEF-Dull and nominally un-
changed. .."
BEEF u AlTS-Dun and nominally unchanged
GuT hLEATS-Dull and unchanged 9ho feI
shoulders; l01dAllAo for hRma.
HAC0N-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-MSrket continues dull. sales OF 800 bbli
BUFTKR -sollins at l234@lsc for Ohio, and /.
CHRRsE-stsady at s9nKo for inferior tc
I
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ALSO SPECIFICS

POs ASTHMA on PHTHlsIo. = Oppressed, Difficult,
Lsbored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec
toraton Price, 80 cents per bsX-
FOa EAR DIsCH4RGEs AND DRAFEEss.-Dscharees
nom the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever heascs. or
Msreurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness oi
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ache
Price, 50 cents per box
FoR ScRoTULa. Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and Iu.
durated Tonss Swellings and Old Ulcers scTcfulous
Cachexy Of Children Price, 80 cents per box.
FoB GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, 80
cent? per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings With scanty Secretions Price, 50 cents per box
Foa sRA-SIcKNEss.-Deathly Sickness. Vertigo, Nae
sea- Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price 90 cents per Dox.
{ -FcR CRrHART DIsKAsEs.-Fcr Gravel Renal Cal
Gull Difficult, Painful Urinatlon, Diseases Of the Bid
neya Price, so cents per box.
FoR sKliIsAL EAIssoSs.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostraton and Debility, BAD Re
sults Of Evil Habits The most successful and ELI
Client remedy known, and may be relied upnn az
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish TO place themselves under ule
professional care or to seek advice Of Prof HUh
PHRKYs, can do So at his Office 562 Broadway, daily
from AN. to PM, or by letter.