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1musemen.s.
OLYMPIC THEATER. ,our woon
~ Sole Lessee and Msnseevess'. n sELWfN
ataaa Mausaer - -
,4Ufs xs1AgLsHmENr p0gs NOT ADVERTISE !" IN"
NEW roRx HEKALD)


lrpn EsrABLIsHnEKr pogs NOT ApvExs'ss ~ IN"
NETWORK HEKALDj
vvrpv pvryIya TILL FURTHER NOTICE, +
uir1 be oreseped after mouth. Of preparation "a yx
uagliicence far Surprising any previous spe't@c"
at this t scnSk WSH ENTIRELY NEW BY HAYES,
fcomprsng novel and ext, ,crdnary efee's I,,ov.s
MUSIC ARRANGED EXrhESSLY bx iho""
Mechanical Effects BY W. Sanders. n,yoch.
Beautiful Appointments and Humorous MA.ks
. n,.u. If Hon. Despair ard Revenge, dramatized 81
dres.ly for the Olympic. nom tue oeeors@d '0'DaIee
Dumas, entitled ,,o~-r,, cp,vro,
LONE PRISONER OF TGE CHATEAU DIFF.
introducing the eminent and fsvoIte arto,,
who has been expressly engaged to give de snecf 70 n
pmina the piece Grand Ballet BY the following srtasts
NILE 'ioL'hriAC A nn $3.50 -
from The RSSya oRe,sS. q ro u MIlin ELISE.
The niece will be presented wi th the following power"
Edrnoud Dsptes Z: l. Davenpor
Danglars ~ uirA
Fernsnd O. w Garrison
Csderonse ~ s,1.lsrs
Abbe FaIis ri s,.rv,.
Anriea beneocto' =: II Rockwell
M. DE Bovile u n ~ SC
Governor... ','' sse
Albert. Miss Louisa Meyers
Mere MSS ns.s New
Act i.En,rance to tic Port and HARDER Of ,rsecs
Acr2-Duugeons of Chateau DifRsmpsrts Of the sesSn
ACT 3-Issnd Of Monte Cris,c-Csves Of Monte Chsto.
ACT i.-Ione Tnn-Home Of Siobad the s.ilor
Aor5.-House Of CONT De n9rcer-J AiHyard
Doors open at y curtain at !. precisely.
Seats secured three days IN ed'aDee'
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0musemerta.
WINTER GARDEN.
trum ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN sD
NEw.YoRK HBnALD)

(rua ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVBSTisr IN SnS
NETWORK HBnALD)
TONIGHT
win be presented With Scenery opTfase CosS"n
&C., the celebrated play. illustrative Of
AME RICAN CHARACTER.
SOUTHERN HOMES.
TIE OCTOROON;
Or.
LIyR LorIsIANA,
THE FIRST TINE,
AZ modelled and Compressed into fonr acts BY rs ants
DION BOU' 'CAULT,
with
Mr. J. 8. CLARKE
- 49, SALEM SCUDDER,
TIE YANKEE OVERsEEk
MISS ROSE EYTINGE .....@.'LoE; me UesSr1op
Mr.. J. q. -" " AhNoiIo
Ia LIE Pan indsn Chiefl ,,c,osvv
MI JOHN DYOTT... $3.50 s'eNhoA'
(the piece Of Connecticut haidwne.l M,
Mr. G.. Wacot rtt., 'He cAo Din'e
Mr. w s. Poindextrr the Auctioneer
Mr. Burroughs. peo 30 -
Miss sJaDe Peyton: tue S0'narn Lazy
Mrs c. Walco .Dofe Snny de SoutHsfn ooi"
Doors open at H. Commences .. O'CLOCK.
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w Proprietor and Manager. Dir. LESTER WALLACE
{IHie RsTABLIsuxsSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE - THs
EEw.YoRK HERALD
Omen at q. peyin a Q.

Open at 4. peyin alta
" Man. bees respectfully call public attention 70 The
following notice by Of the most accomplished critics Of
tie city; ,ocx
NewYork Tribune. Thursday, Dec T. 1879. ",
Lot in IoudoD-which bids fair 70 keep The st'sr CT
Wall hester for many nights to come.hoala nave
audience ,onisht Tho objections which we nave >9e
10 this uay tie oil sse hsve-in quarters ~nrt
IN ma Unity prevalent and controlling MOVES
been wrr,frd into objections to its moral Teaching" lm
has b. en- done design hsppiy mpotento oil causing
injury 70 the whi,h this piece l. now eoyas 30
ee s run We take occasion, therefore 10 say ths' INC
mos. .,,on ,bst il tlug, By Lost In LONDON" 10 whohy
nnexrrp,ior able Recorded with view 20 what tsone''
tho Jrins merits the wafIncst posribe commentator.
Wheeler th,t Lesson Of conJugal hiety pr.cs 70 ",
taught end whher the incidents OF tho ea,hins De IN
| good teso, ARE questions concerning which Opinions
viii diH,r views hreuron have oeen ui'iihoy
d but shouid be 10 have any tnei:en person
deceived BY and MISREPRESENTATION OF our JUG
mett su "a pegyrrn aud mr- ltion us to De- en
peet.d long profession VI urnssm Is oy
r4r.on who have ~. her honor. teclcy nor d-cency Of
mind but solely acusei by iSw, nalisant cunning IN
tho pursuit. oil nerccn ~ They csnuo; OF course IN
ur. the thenter for reason that besch success VA t
y When really deserved l. nfhrr made nor nred by The
or u. they nsy temporarily deceive OCCASIONAL readers
and e thcr,or sdyert 10 them here ss JoHuasnc Ina
practice. growth, against which the public should
| DC formally walnsd
Sixteenth nieht u
LOST IN LONDON 49,
Pagrnvs srip.on's beautiful Comedy Of DRf 'MS Of
DELI sos. and Dances charming Comedy 81 the VIZ
DERtl WOMAN ia p4s paEaton, aud VA be psoaneea
tie great demand seats to witness LOSl IN LIN
DON IL sou1ewhai diminished.
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6ales bn 1urtioit.

A. A. MEkwW. Auc'ioneer. - ,
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, Nos. 694 and
- Geo Broadway, cor. Of 4b-st-Sae. o. booss. ga
tonery Pictures WoTbs of Art Fancy GoodA Furniture NC
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 9, Ut I ococt
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOhs-EmoIae.
ing variety. including some valuable and s.ico woIs
aud collection Classical and School Books Stationery,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec II, a. o'si'cs :.
PRIVATE LIBRARY-Compri.ing English ro.aon, o.
Th.olo deal Works and Miscellaneous Literature ana variety
Of searce Pamphlets, &c. Catalogue are ready,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVESlSos,
Dec. IL and IS. o. o'clock.
FINE LINE FNGRANINGS-Ancients and moderni
choice collection acng many by the Old masters that are
scarce and valuable snd collection of,he works OF modc
English French and German artists &c. Catalogues aie ready
and the pictures on exhibition
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ApEi.S A. MrLLyH. AGctOpeef.
DEREMPIORl SALE by order OF Executor

i D. close The estate 81 Gsorre :. Fox decreased
ADRIAN H. MULLER. +. r. NlLklhs 90, VII .,l
9, auction TUESDAY, Dtc'lDorf 49, q u w., = me ~
ch,nrr Ssc.Ioo No m BrosdHy ~ scres OF LAND With
COTTAGE and oa,bualuz. situate a West Farms Ne,t
che Ter County on the rosd leading Iiuns Point Tic
pro.fty l. located on I'D, extensive views sud
affords beautiful ate, Tor eegln country r.,dences within
miles Of ceur PHIA IL vii b. sold IN "ue PSF o. o'
en- plot. OF about hyr hsp. aud information b. pro
:, me tf, Of he Acct Ger No 81 Finest (ssjD
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6elp Uantco.


wi 81 fa every hours service; most paying bosines' Ia
IA. world s pleasant hshly honorable risk. Ad
dress with stamp MANSON LANG, New. York City
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.

N Direetor.........,,...... AK MAIiETZbk.
trBIs ENLIGHTENMENT DOES yor ADVERTISE In rHE
NEW YORK HERAtp.D
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, Dec. o. AT ONE
LAFRICAINE AT A MATINEE.
CARD-Mr MiRErZEK respectfully announces u Tie
lady pairons of the Maiee that he viii give ~,
a GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF
I.'AFRICAINE.
TO-DAY, SATURDAY Dec. 3 AT ONE.
To effect this the Director conpeted throw up reef
lar evening performance the imp Jranc Of the worS render
ing impossible give more han tour times week. lns
this canss augmented b. the additional expnsc o
performance in extra Orchestra, Chorus Ballet Sc VIII
compel Mr. MARErLEk 20 the prices OF adm $500 Joe
this occasion only, TO ONE DOLLAR AND A IiALf
II highly important 70 tickets early % ai e's
may be no delay at the door
THIS SATURDAY, Dee. Q. At ONE,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
L'AFRICAINE,
Whit, 1gnif-s1 AMI gorssoI- scene ana rs e.
DoORS OPEN Ar u, TO COMMENCE az o'elocs
Ticket may now BE- had the guar ticket Offices Three
additional doors will be opened
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q. =. " PAYxAsrERs OFFICE,
No. 90 BROADWAY, NEW. DIRK, Dec = ites
r ARGE SALE OF NAVY CLOTHING,
IL sHEETING, DUCK. MATTRESSES, Bic 1hiEIIIss
&c, &C.. &c..-Win be sold at Auction on EDNr.s
DAY the 18th inst tho lnspeciioa Of Provison sna
Clothing in the Navy Yard. New YORK commencing o.
O'Clock a m. large assortment OF NAVY CLoIhL,o, &c
&C. consist ng more o, e,s Of 40 Blue 10th P.h Jsckes
3,25 Blue Cloth Round Jacket 1853 Blue SstiDet iio~se
1867 Blue Cloth Cops,
li,.S7 Bfne faunel Oyershits,
l7.lo1 Rue Flannel Undefslrs
Il COG ne flrnnel Drawers
$50. pair, Boots. 6,is4 psis Kip Shoes,
.lo3 pairs Calf Shoes l,l5i pairs Negro Brogsns
2, 100 pairs Woolrn Socks, - ST..
28.9l2 yds. Blue Funnel n,
Also age quantity of Bsrnsey Sheetin- Canvas Dnca
Black Silk dkerchir Cotton Pocket Handkeichie aa
Sewing sk by Of he Chief Of Bureau Of fIov"h'
aud Clothing. -, Al. .
Samples Of the sbseng bo at this office, and the
other articles the Navy srd aud until the day o. ho
Tarms Caution per eeut paid down ond lhe oa hI
b. fore the goods are takeu away which must be- within
Der cent deposited JNO. ID. GIBSON.
~ Paymaser u. 8. N.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A observation-disclosures. MAX MAhETLEh-
ITALIAN OPERA.
trHls EsrABIrsBNEyr DOES NOT ApvERrIss IN THIS
NETWORK HERALD.i


trHB EsrABIrBNEyr DOES NOT ApvERrIss THIS
NETWORK HERALD.i
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS. ,
Subscribers DESTROYS OF retaining their boxes ana seas tos
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY tie two last nights OF The ses-
son or either them, Sosfs folly requested 10 give no
ticr al III. Office OF the icy before " w. SiONDhf.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec II, at ~ -,
(rwEgTY THIRD rBscaIPr.oS NIGHT SECOND ssss"S"
L'AFRICAINE.
g. TUESDAY EVENING. DC. u.
frvsxrr rouaru AND LIST SUBSCRIPTIONS sI0nfh
I,'AFRICAINE.
wTDNEsDAY-LAsr NIGHT BUT okE oF THE
SEASON.
CRISPINO T. LA CDMARE..
THuRsDAY-Opers in BrioklyD-LiAfhfCAiNb-
FRlDAY-LAST NIGHT OF TIE SEASON,
L'AFRICAINE.
The sale OF reserved seats aud tick f any
the regular ticket Offices viz the Bog Office OF the Acs1ey!
Beer sch rni,rs No. s0 Broadway ond Cor no, "a
lroalway SchGborth Cos No. I'D bfo@e"ay anu n'"''
Arrhonv Coz, No. q Nassau-st
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w On, wh, an co.A wash aud iron vol. and can
with good references may apply at No a Bedford ave. Wi
liau,s nrr
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--1IITp5CI1iAI. HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of

iCURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Ireau me- .p o,
of,e Pelvic viscrre undeIte care Of EpW
II DIXON Edhor Of Tho scspi Structure. rnss LII ~
IL Hernia ard Fistna Every Of Structure sdnits o.
,..l and pernsent in few days. and eiirn ga ,ns
aste one by Dr. D.s nov Instrument ele In al
"SSned .rnr ,sly 10 modify Dir. aynss operation in IA
.. OF The ,hrrr .r.t enumerated sticctons the .nIe
sale.S II lle cars oe undertaken Ohes ho,n from W
aaily, az 1903 .nEb, a. No. " FIuf"S
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CHiYP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, !
FnL,psIPBiA DEPOT, Nov 2s i%S;
7 ARGE SALE of choice OAk-TANNED
IL LEATHER.
WIN be sold at public auction in lots TO sni Iurehar ~
the Scbuy Kill Arsenal, Philadelphia. on TuESphi' De0'
Der H. l8b5 at 10 o'clock a n., superior sf9ckW
PURE OAk.TANNED LEATHER,
comprising . w., 49,.
Leather. 80, -.
sl7l Sides tconsninr about CO SIG pound Sole Leather
78 Side (conuinug about TO- ~ pounds) Well Leather
This leather carefully selected for manufacturing sy
boots and bootecs aud is od Ia consequence OF TIE us
banding Of n large portion of he army.
Term-(a ash In Government funds. :,
WILLIAM W. MckiN,
ColoneI aid Chief Qusrterinister
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NIBLO's GARDEN. v
~ Lessee ard Msnsgrt........".WM' "iihAiLht'

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee ard Managrt.. "hhAiAhi'
trpt. TsrAsIisBxySr DoEe NOT ADVERTISE ~ TIKI
NEW. YORK hERALD) "A
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, Dec; = isoJ NJ
il be pre .euted grand Irish by DOS
Ioucicaut snd =. H. House. ESQ, entitled
ARR iH-NA-rOGuE:
or THE WICKLOW WEDDING
II H. GtFSNl...... n w foohs
Mr !. @. Buraet, }. W, collier. j. w Btdsdel' ).
Nunan r. b. Holmes William Scala an, beorse
B,eks. R.nde. &C.. &c. Misses Agnes Ferry
Mary Wells. Maria siseder, &C.. IN
the cgsL
Entirely New Scenery,
' Necharical Conflivsnces,
Appointments and
CharaceIis'ie ccstamsa
MONDAY, ,.,,, ,.o,,pcr
"'' ''' sPARTACUS,
IN the Roman Tragedy entitled the
GLADIATOR.
Admission rs cen.s- Reserved Seats 81 fsniy Civic
tentrnnce On Crosby-st). 81 cents.
Seats secured six days IN advance
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%EVERY ONE SHuULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAE HAIR Re
NEWER, thst splendid preparation for the HAIR,
which is fast becoming so popular and 90 much
inquired for. No one who has once tried IL will
YER give up the use oft.
1t VIII restore grsy hair to its OFigina color.
Il viii prevent the hair from failing ont.
Is cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair son,
ustrous and siIken. II
IL Is q splendid hair dressing.
For sale by all Druggists.
B. P. HALL I CO., Nashua, n. r.,
ProprfetOrs.
BENTON, DUNHAM 3 90, Cleveland, Ohio,
General Wholesale Agents. tune:24a
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~THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
e Urinary and sexual Systems. Sent free, In
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coward Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Hy9:RA
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Never fail to curel Do not nauseatei Are speedy
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tsrfere with business puruuitsl Can be used with
out detectionl Upward of 30 oures the past month
some . them very severe cases. Over one hun
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such a. UTethrAl and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet,
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potency, Weakb ess CT loss Of Power, Nervous De-
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Hun-kf-dO-FL

A. M. Griswold. Esq, the spicy and
humorous lecturer, is out with a rscy and
move circular for his entertainments, in
which he thus discourses relative tothe
Noble Red Man and American Anti
quities:
The Noble Red Man is the theme Of my
lecture, to which the attention of al " well
read men" is invited,
His courage and ferceness in making
And his singular Immunity in making
baskets,
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Dr. CheesemAn's PiIls

Dr. cheeseman's Pills
vas the commencement of . new era IN the treatment
OF Irregularities and obstructions which have oou.
dgned 80 MANI TO . premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good health unless she Is regular, and whenever
IN obstruction takes place the general health begins
to decline. These Pills form the finest prep nation
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERsIsTEEI
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want the BEST and RELIABLE MEDICINE
IN THE OIL which is comprised In these Pills,
-.l DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
have been 3 BtandaId remedy for over thirty years,
md are the most ~efectual enc ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable. inducing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them st different periods, throughout the coun-
try, having the sanction Of seme Of the most eminent
Physicians in America. rH.-aH L
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
be used, with each box. Price ONE DOLLAR per box
or 6 boxes for IS,
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from observs-
ton, b. RENTING to the Proprietors- SOLD BI BRUe-
5IsTs CENTRALLY.
HUTCHIEGS 4 HILLYER, Prop'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON d DUNHAM, lie and lis Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
dar9 .R5 dsndEwew .H H..
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His .nocs.uful msnna Ct treating bald.

His successful manner CT treating bald.
meas by removing the scalp. e1a d
The healthful and invigorsting psstime
of running the gauntlet
And the fscetious recreation called
Hburning at the stake
Otherwise known as q 1Djun on Toast"
No Injun-meal is complete without it.
1.-THE lecturer prefers TO have his stake
done as Hrare" SIS possible.)
90 Soma comparison will be drawn between
the time when the red man wore the white
mans scalp at his belt and the present
period, in which the white man Hbelts" him
over the scalp.
Affecting extract from the speech of the
celebrated Indian Chief "Hun-kido-n':
"Hun.ktdo-ri is in despair. He is like
the blasted oakland he hasn't got a blast
ed cent? --s..e.rss
The Imagination of the listener is per-
mitted to roam among the Indian Mounds
and American antiquities generally, with
out extra charge.
One ticket admits to the lecture and to
the mounds. For sale st the bookstores
and at the door. e,-le 60
A pathetic melody, sung in broken
Injun. .ug
Indian Peculiarities-Hsbits they had
customs but no custom houses)-Dress-
Their passion for carrying of white child
rem and making Injuns out of them-In-
dian legions-the Indian Columbus, who
wanted to go and discover Europe-Plans
frustrated by the arrival of Christopher
Reception of Columbus by the Indians
Procession to the public tqusre-Speeehes
made, " Get out your naturalization papers
ct onee"-Banquet given by the Red Men
to the Spsniards-The original song which
Columbus sang upon the occasion:
.. 81 am a dssh'ng adveniursr,
Columbus by name"
An earnest and patriotic peroration upon
'new discovery of America, developed by
the war.
The audience is permitted to keep their
seats until the lecture is over, when they
muse give them up-unlees they brought
seats with them. a-
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- OR R.GOODALE'S
kE
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACNE OF PERFECTION,

II penetrates the secret ambush of
this terrible disease, and sxterminAtes 1t, root and
branch, forever.
It removes All the wretebed symP.
toms Of this loathesome mElady, and averts pOn-
sumption. ia
IL cleans the head, daOdOFfses the
breath, and Affords the most grateful relief.
IL allevfates more agony and silent
gunsrtng than tongue can tell.
Ii is noted for curing the most hope
les oases, that every known means failed in.
1t oures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form OF OatRrrh or noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy II q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
DE-. n. GOOdaIe is now thr0aRhOus
the cOaniry, as the Author of the only True Theo-
~ Of Catsrrh ever Published Where its Origin
What its Bavages-Mode Of TreAtment-And Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdRIe's Pamphlet ON CataFrh
should be read by every one. It can be obtained st
oar nearest AGENCY, or by sending . postage stamp
50 our ONCE.
Price 81 90. Rend Q stamp fer pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
Sold by G. ". CLARK Cleveland febs:R8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNNEWELL,S

nuNNGWELLN
ECLECTIC The claims for this valued FAN
lULH PILL ars beyond tuat Of any
FILLS. other in Csc. A test Of them viii
"-- not only prove this. bat the greater
error OF Gripping which has beretotrs been called
Character. abs ECLECTIC PILLS never require
ever too, ana seldom but one Tor the doss, aot on
tbs bowels without the slightest gripping, . point Of
the greatest Importance, PsruouAriy IA
Chronic Constipation,
For which take a SINGLE PILL every or every
Sther night. They never produce debility, and Cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Lfgr and kidney
OoHplaiRts, Pdss, Worms, Ecs Of or Impurities Of The
Blood, Loss Of appetite, GNd all DaangeBeHss Of BOt1-
els or Stomach
sS- Sold By ali Wholesale and Retail Dsalsu in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNEEWELL, PRoPRIEToR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf,
aug91B6.dhRom Boston, Mass,
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DR. DEUART'5
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND
Private Medical DIsDensaFY,

ACuAO1A " ~
100 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit A1chs
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and all other dis
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than At any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one should Know that whilst the sIightest oonati-
~tutional contamination exists, marriage is impos-
sible, for the good reason that where ofspring en-
sues disease Is nearly always entAilsd. This, there
fore, Is one Of the worst tmpediments 70 mstr1-
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally end bodily from certain early
Improper practices, will find this Q DtspensAry
there is no uncertainty about gstung reheI'
but where every enc of such cases are cured per
mAnently. No books published ty nor is'ued from
this institution bV which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
and BY return mail they will receive, with null d.
~rections, the only reliable Female Regulator IN use.
This Regulator Is fast becoming the fayorite ofladie1
e~veryvbere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. letter.
an consultation should contain one dollar and 8
postage stamp foE answer, Once and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services at the office, free tothe
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to P. N
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. n. tos p n
daily, except Sundays. All necessary surgical 0per
atoms performed.
Address, Oh.
Post Once Drawer 25, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oan be seut to any part of the country. kemembel
these caseB must be cured or the worst consequence
follow. @as;rsa1:S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

COUGH BALSAA
is warranted to give sst-
'isfaction or the money
refunded