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The New York herald., 1870-10-09
THE GRAND GERMAN FAIR.

The preliminary arrangements for the grand fair
for the relief OF the wounded within the German
lines are progressing most auspciously and satisac-
torily Every indication points to success OF the
most brilliant character. The Germans are mani
Testing a thoroughly hearty and earnest desire to
make the occasion an event that shall long be re-
membercd, and our own citizens are equally as en-.
thusiastic in furtherlng this most charitable and
cOmmendable cause.
The fair is to open on the 17th OF October and to
continue for ten days or more.
Already greater part Of the preparations have
been completed. The spacious armory OF the Thirty.
seventh regiment has been secured. Subscriptions
to the amount Of 900 or more in cash have been
returned. the amounts OF which are not yet Known
Goods OF all kinds, valued at more than $40. 600,
nave s Seeh haye ana from every
responsibility Of maintaining the restaurant
fair. The celebrated German musical and singing
societies, such as the Aron, Ledercranz and others
CITY Point Hoboken and other contiguous cities
viii supply. an ample quantity OF Mowers and live
plants 70 adorn and ornament the rooms Messrs.
others have donated In the most liberal manner rst
class pianos and organs. Everybody seems deter
Among @ su6scpons rsS Sls those
Jay Cook Co., $1,000; Henry Clews & Co., 81, 600
rant aaa s: pttss banker Sr
tlonal Bank, $3.50; H. b. C1ann CO. ana b. 8. Jaf
tray Co.. each $780, Miss Kate Gross has col
lected lee over s., ioo ana among the subscribers on
Loew. $3.50; 5eter B. sweeny. 500; Richard B.
Connolly, 500; Judge Charles p. DAILY SOS; Henry
smith, $50; +. J. Joachimssen, $25; John Mullaly
$25. and other prominent onacials in handsome
amounts. Mrs. General Francis SigeI. from
Morris, Morrisania, Sa,u has forwarded 5000 in money.
Messrs schultz G0de;en have contributed $50 and
George @ Stecx Co., subscribed 800. while among
the other contributors We notice Captain Abner Mu-
len. Jr., $780, South d Co., $3.50 r. BrantiQnan $50
besides great number adding smaller sums.
The Gallery OF Paintings promises 10 be extremely
iine. Marshal O. Roberts, Schaas, Goupi O'Brien,
Hess, Kurtz, and the artists OF the Palate club loan
or give Q large number Of first class works OF art
inc rooms at the Thirty-seventh regiment Armory
VIII be open for the receipt OF goods donated Co the
fair from the 18th to the 17th OF October and it is
expected that the gifts will be OF Immense value.
trousy TO make the fair O notable success the
committee appeal to the charitable to aid In every
way to swell the proceeds, In order that handsome
sum may be sent TO Germany to assist the poor fel.
lows who nave fought ana been wounded under the
German and French nags III this sad contest now
lying in the hospitals within the German lfnes we
doubt not the appeal will be handsomely re-
sponded to.
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STREET 0uorATDas.


Accident on the Northern New Jersey Rail.
rond-Nobody Killed.
The Nyack lightning express, on the Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey, due at Jersey City at fifteen
minutes to nine O'Clock, ran OF the track yesterday
morning half way between Englewood ana Leonia
The locomotive, tender and three cars were badly
broken and thrown across aud or the track. For
tunately, and very wonderfully no lives were lost
nor was any one seriously injured. Mr.. Oscar Dixie
OF Manuel had two teeth broken, and Mr.. Kirby
was injured slightly on the hip. II
The train, which is very fast was going at fu,l
speed. The engineer did not see that the switch
was misplaced until he was close upon il. He
wh1stled down the brakes and reversed the engine
but 1t was too late to stop the train. The switch lay
rms near the dye house. Over the beams OF the
bridge the locomotive tender and two cars were
dragged by the impetus Of the train. Fortunately
the umbers were very stout and bore the shock
HAD they given way, or had the locomotive Slipped
or into the water. the cars must have been teies-
COPIED, ana no doubt many lives would have been
lost. @f GNR8
the locomotive dashed over the bridge and ran
Its forward end buried In the ground The tender
lay across the track and partly down gully at the
side. Before the tender were gathered, ike bundle
points across the track The next car s was half Saa
thrown over into tine ditch, the floor badly broken
more cars were entirely thrown from the track and
broken, and at their side lay rail bent around go
us 10 resemble IN ltS Snape the tire OF some enormous
cart wheel Another Car was half ON and half or
the track with It's forward end resting on the tim
bers Of the bridge. The train was crowded with
passengers, and 1t ia wonderful that no one was
seriously hurt or killed. The conductor, engineer
and brakeman on the unlucky train appear 70 nave
conducted themselves with courage and presence OF
mind. W. Ut -
There Is no law in New Jersey it Is SAID, punish
dent, and with 1t Q shock TO many women and aged
men from which 1t may be long before they recover
il this be true, the next Legislature ought to pro-
vide severe punishment for SO criminal an offence.
The president OF the road, Mr. Sisson, was
promptly on the spot with special train 70 take
passengers to town. and . wreckng train to clear
the track. u - -
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The receipts OF cotton for the week were eS, 900
Bales against IS 600 bales last week. The receipts
since September / are 1872 900 bales.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The decline In governments abroad as referred to
above was overcome by the higher quotation for
gold, and the market ruled steady all day and
closed ct the following quotatons:-United
States currency Exes, Ill Q l1lA; do., 1881,
registered, I3X q lI4; do. Dc. coupsn 1877
ia; do fve-twenties, registered, May and Novem-
Der. 10sG 10S5s; do. do, 1862, coupon, do, 112%
1l3; 90. do, 1854, DO. do, 111K HIS;
do. do, 1855. do. do, 1l1X . 112; DO. ao.,
registered, January and July, llo,s 1l0H; do do.
1886, coupon, do. 11o% 11o1E; do do, 1867 do.
do 11o% 10Y; do. do., 1868, do. do HOY 1I05s
do ten-fortlcs. registered, Ioeiz 1o8x do do, cou
pon, 1861 1868.
The Assistant Treasurer received for redemption,
$125OOo of the i've per or 1871, making total
of $1,5l7, ,00o SO far presented.
STOCKS sTRONG AND ACTIVE.
The stock market was buoyant and the specula-
tion quite animated. The volume OF business was
larger than usual for many months, and for Satur-
day very heavy. The upward movement was felt
In neatly the entire list and the Market though
checked to some extent by the character OF the
bank statement was buoyant at The close when the
highest prices Of the day prevailed. The following
were the closing prices at the last session OF the
Stock Exchange:--Canton Company, 66,S bid; Con-
solidation Coal 20 80; Cumberland Iron, 40; West
ern Union, 36si "a 81; Quicksilver, AZ D OK; Mari.
posa, a Ok; 90. preferred Tx 1l1s; Boston
Water Power, l4H o Is; Adams Express, 81
67T; Wells-Fargo Express, 81 o S9E; do. scrip,
az a 3H; American Express, AK 40;
United States Express 80 $685. Pacific Mail,
a 44A; New York Central. consolidated, 834
pS,s; do scrip, ssas ss1S; Erie 22A 2s; Harlem,
133H bid; Reading. 100 1905; Michigan Central,
12lh bid; Lake Shore 937s o.; Union Pacific,
25x q %; Illinois Central. 1875 Cleveland and
PittsburR 1Oo1s 1861; Chicago and Northwestern,
s1K slX; do preferred, SS9s Ss1; Cleveland, Co
lumbus, Cincinnati and Indiana soH 81; New Jer.
sey Central, 1919 los; Rock Island, 1l7a 1l7ss;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul. 6416 644; do. preferred,
sI}ka s1ss; Toledo, wabash and Western, 63a 53h;
Fort Wayne, 93 bid; Chicago and Alton, 112A bid;
do. preferred 1141s 115 Ohio and Mississippi, 32z
32%; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, 40 bid; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, los1s 10sss;
Morris and Essex, 0ox bid; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, AZ Az; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 100 a hoy;
do. preferred. 1l7M ll7zs; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, l7A 17H.
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
The following shows the highest and lowest
prces OF the leading active stocks during the day:-
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n,AxMANY CAMPAIGN CLUB OF the TWENTY

fI,AMMANY CAMPAIGN CLUB OF THE TWENTY
i first ward
At meeting the above club Saturday evening the
lowing resolutions were adopted
Resolved Uhat In the platform adopted nj RocheHer
recognze the true democratic principles.
Resolved. That give to the nominees OF that Convcn-
on headed by Hon. John T. Hoffman, united and hearty
support
representative Of the young men, and
mend him 10 Tammany Hall for the nomination Of Coroner
Resolved, That President Counsellor Thomas L. Felt
MERITS choice for the nomination from Tammany Hall for
the Assembly and we untcdy recommend hm for that posi-
ton. EDWARD l.. ChkROLL4, Chairman.
WN. GoULDsBuRy, Secretary.
10TH WARD CHARLES r. LoEw AND MATTHEW
T. Brennan Campaign Club regular meeting Of tho
above association hold last night or Scventeth
street and Third avenue when the following resolutions
unanimously Adopted:-
whereas Charles r.. Loew and Matthew T.
always themselves to be able, honest and faithful
public the positions of public which
the people have called them, be II
Resolved, That pledge Charles y. Locw and Matthew
T. entire support, and utmost cpdea-
promote their interests in the Nineteenth and
their election in the coming campaign.
THOMAS F. fOHAN, President.
AUGUST BROWN, Vice President
JAMES WALLACE, Treasurer
JAMES McGoyEHS, Secretary.
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MOZART HALL, OCTOBER q 1870.

MOZART HALL, OCTOBER T. 1870
70 meet At the following named place. MONDAY lOth
naaa
% Ha saS n wssS 70 County Gnysn9
nomnate candidates for Mayor County Clerk Sheriff and
Five Delegates from each ward 10 Congressional Con-
ons Delegate from each election district to nominate
One delegate from each election district. to nominate
The Congressional Conventions win meet a. the following
M
r sh Cconsrs::,ona p.rc: .. ss B,oome street.
avenue.
syss p.s q m
am Ninth District u One Hundred twenty
The Assembly Conventions win meet on Wednesday even.
Assembly convsnsion =. III Hudson street.
ssso1d p pss.G copyenon Madison
Broome street, corner OF centre.i =
street 0''''A'''"' = w 'O' AAa'0n
Fifth Assembly District Convention. at No. s4s Spring
Sixth Assembly Di,trct Convention, at No. 81 Columbia
Seventh Assembly District Convention. al No 20 Yves,
Eighth Assembly District Convention. a. lo Hest er street.
Ninth Assembly District Convention at 6ss Washington
Tenth Assembly Distrc Convention At 100 Firp, avenua
Eleventh Assembly District Convention, ut $50 Sixth
Twelfth Assembly Di.rc, Convention, at7o avenue D.
Thrteenh Assembly District Convention, at 32l Seventh
FoSrtssn.h Assembly pc. Convention, northeast
sssue.
Fifteenth Assembly District Convention, at Thiryfourh
Sixteenth Assembly District Convention lc7 Second ave
Seventeenth Assembly District Convention, at sos Ninth
Eishteenth Assembly District Convention southeast
ncr Of Fortieth street and Third avenue.
Nincieenth Assembly District Convention at Seventeenth
Twentieth Assembly District Convention at sizty-sscona
Twenyrs Assembly District Convention at lss,h street
and Third avenue.
s!ssS s:s'Iss s''s'
sEcosp WMAHp1,in:p,ectoEs VA j. z aagns J. cArmody
Baps
: vFSusrm wSnD.ln:psc.Crs: Edward stack; Ss..hew
xsna s1 f Sss q les mff
S Fa 5 al 10 Mitch
rp ass r1ss A., Kelly ksy Danc Demp
HS r he s sSss s
iey John Mccormack Poll held at 5ss Washington
rsp Al sss
JOHN msass Po S.s ss John
MaSney Wsm ps bs Es~ad r sn
ora M,sss Coleman 9sp
corner Broomc and Pitt streets.
a'ss shsP ss%s
Broome and NOT streets
Babb,tt John smith Poi held al 81 iieesker street.
John e
SEVENTEENTH WAgD-Inspecors: John r. Morris
Thomas Devin, John Foley ro held at 100 First
Thomas Riley
avenue.
NINKTEISTH WARp-lnspeciors: James Larkns, Henry
Evans Terence shcridan FOIL held AT corner sxysecoDd
street and Third avenue.
TWENTIETH WARD-Inspecsors: Henry H. Covert. Robert
r. Mahe Michael Brophy. Poll held Forticth and
Eighth avenue
TwEsTyrIEsT WAND Inspectors: Stephen 0cogbegan,
VIM. Lee, Matthew Ksnney. Poll held b77 Third
TwESTY-6ECoKD WARD-1nspectors Roger McDermor,
Frederick MyerA, Patrick Lynch. Poll held NJ Ninth
The New York herald., 1870-10-09
CHAPTER VII.

lifetime devoted 70 the scientific study chemistry
70 perfect true medicine has enabled obtain
results 10 great and startling almost exceed belief
These researches unfold entirely before
stood principles governing the law OF health and disease We
INTO ihs broad daylight Of TRUTH and have
mics we have hosts OF friends and the CHEMICAL PRAC-
T1CE OF MEDICINE is endorsed by OF the pro-
found pathoogsts OF the Hundreds of intelligent be.
raj minded physicians thoroughly convinced Of the useless
ness OF The prevailing modes Of medical treatment,
sdopting the remedies OF the Chemical schoothe UKIvER
SlTY MEDICINESnto their practice with the sngu.
lar and triumphant resns.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
A BOUT WITH THE PATHOLOGICAL cAuDArIL
TALK WITH DIR. HYDRARoYRuM oBFusTIcus.
CHAPTER l.
Certain baidheaded eagles The profession eDvous Of
success have aganst us the stale old cry Of
Many OF these ienoramuses who call us 4quacks"
scarcely write their names, alone decent gram
Inatcai letter; and 'doctorins-Heaven save the
mark -innumsrable tombsones a.tes. their handwork
Tho anahemas Of "quack" and humbus amount to moth
ns for they have been against tho rsorme and
in every the beneacors or the human raoe have
dursd the prosecutions of the ignorant and sswhe The
Saviour Of mankind called an mpos.pr and crucnsd
and He earth to-day there are many who would
vile and cruelty Him again. "Quacks are no. generally
derood to be scholars and in medical and classic
lore we should bs pleased compare notes with hypo
critical RhadamanthL s n8
CHATTER H.
1t IL true that in hostility 10 the old practice.
Collectively hand against The schools Buletheaded
and rhnoceroshded. we prepared give and take
blow for blow. We crnge clique-ask no favor We
have little for the powers ,ha. be- ancient
authorities. We despise coward and believe in the God
given right Of resistance TO imposition and tyrannsm We
are to-day throwing the light Of truth into tho Aopathc
cypts and rousing reptiles nsccts and mol
things which long reoccd in the medical sno
of the people, to whom the daylight is DEATH and
ali st,.s 90, r,..s
and crcakings Of IN omen.
CHAPTER III
The people beginning get their eyes open the act
that the medical profession gross imposure and that
the doctors kin more than they they far from
right when they laundering practitioner of kill
ing beloved chlld friend Says Dr. Frank
are slaughtered in the quiet room" Said Professor
Patteson:I shudder at the murders committed BY gno-
rant and inexperienced physicians"
CHAPTER w.
or all numbugs that cursed the world the hum
bug Of Aopatny has OF the mos. disastrous to
the human race. hearess. bigo,ec mon
ster. IT has destroyed the lives untold mutudes How
would to-day living cheer beloved friends had rot
the posonarmcd Alopsth darkened the door It is aSd
with alacy guess and death. II followers wander
darkness. and agree theis views Of disease or
treatment has foundation. After denouncng Para
cesus a"Quack"i 1. his quicksilver After calling
Jenner "Impostor" II adopted his discovery of vaccine
ton. After clubbing Harvey "Humbug" forced 70
swallow his theory Of the culaton blood we
might multiply its shameless acts ad inantum.
CHAPTERv.
What fs Homeopathy? II is simply diluted Anopatby
Under different form the Hompopaths al the drugs
employed by the Anopahsas mercury arsenic potash
hmony &c. Both Homeopathsts and Alopathists pre-
crbe internally such loatsome bats SPIDERS
bees, serpens, the tbousandlegged worm, &c. &C. We,
however, confess to natural epugnance to nsccs reptiles
and poisons in medicines.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL srRsxr,

WALL BTRIH 4
SATURDAY. Oct. SO PM
The week closed on active markets at the Stock
Exchange and Cold Room.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks ia
unfavorable owing to loss OF about 81 400 900 in
the item OF reserve, onehalf OF which Is due to de-
crease Of $S00,0o0 In legal tenders The statement
Is In general inexpicable except on the hypothesis
that the average at the close was rising one, the
effect OF which VIII be felt In the statement next
week. rhe exhibit compares with its predecessor
rs follows:-
Loans .$266 Sol 1904 0S1 329 Dec 81, s05 272
6pecle.... i32729Sl l2,597,64l Dec. 675,340
circulation. 32.7ls,l99 32.59520o Dec. $4,000
Deposits. 19I,055,574 1s7,7Ol,ll7 Dec. 3,354457
Legal tends 6L0S4092 6o,27o,226 Dec. s0s,560
was easy at five to six per cent on stocks and at
four TO i've per cent on governments Commercial
paper was unchanged.
Foreign Exchange bills were pressed for sale.
and rates were weak at l0s7S for sixty day sterling
and l09H for sight.
GOLD STRONG.
The gold market was strong on q fractional de-
Cline IN fve-twenties in London and on purchases
the high borrowing rates and OF the steadiness OF
the price, their disposition to buy being confirmed
by the larger specie shipment to-day, which
amounted to $4ss000 Tne export comprised
100000 silver, on which there was profit In ex-
portation. The course OF the market is shown In the
rable:-
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HE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS
The following shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the leading active stocks during the day.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS,


The following the bids to-day for the city bank
snares:-New York, 13s; Manhattan, 14s Merchants,
118; Mechanics 1876; Union, 1876; America, 1s5; City,
210; Phenix, 1861; Iradesmens, l51; National 115;
Merchants Exchange, 10l; Seventh Ward, Ill;
Commerce, 12l; Mercantile, 126; American Ex-
change. 115; Hanover, 100; East River ITO; Market
120; Nassau, 109 Shoe and Leather. 1913; C0ntinen-
ta 94 Importers and Traders, 15G; Park, 1922 Manu
Iacturers and Merchants, 100; Central National,
105A; Fourth National, 1O6A; Ninth National,
1101G; Tenth National, 13o; Bankers and Brokers'
Association. 1oI.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
Imports other than dry goods and specie at the
port OF New York from foreign ports for the week
ending october Z, 1870, were s3,Ss9,229.
The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year,
rn,nr rsr me !, WesS; EEK, :, 1893; as lsss 1870
Thrown on market. Isoo,4so 1855 s,oso.'oSS
Since jan i.
Entered at port. .e7,7e4717 so,e43o3o se2o4 ses
Thrown on market. 70, ,0os,5o6 7S,479,l07 ss2o4,oS4
The total imports the past week were &c. s52 es5,
against s7o5s,573 the previous week. ana s5,oo4 o31
for the corresponding week OF last year.
SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following Is a detailed report OF the specie ex.
ported from New YORK during the week ending Oc
t0ber 8, 1s50:--
Oct 4-Steamer Arizona, Aspinwa-Ame-
Oct s--stcamer Nevada, Llverpool-For-
elgn goio.. ............. $4,000
Oct 5--Steamer Scotia Liyerpool-Aae-
rican gcld.......... .................... 16s5s1
SILVER oars ................ 1000
Oct. d--Brig Anna, Aux uayes-American
silver ........H ........... .........,...... 1900
Oct 6-SIeamer Batavia Lverpoo'-Ame-
rlcan SILVER. .........:................. 10000
American silver. r........................ 1862
spanish goiu. ...... ............ 1874
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a from ss O. % walsh A;s9s,a.en 81 ,hs ssseo.a
his oince. ~ Cedar street, on Friday. the 9Th In
stAnt and through their vicePresidenf Mr. O'Dop-
nell presented him with the following resolutions adopted
previous mecng They are beautifully and Atisticaly
the Colonel -
Whereas object OF this organisation the support or
ne democratic party which has been and 10 the party or
VIZ ana the better 10 carry out the intention OF this
NC ~ large that OF true domocrAc principles sterling
wort unheinshed honor and intellectual capacity should
,he people In the legislative halls OF their country
Resolved, Frst that In Colonel William r. Roberts we
recosnle man possessing all the essentials
Iepsseh the fth Congressional district OF the city and
couny " New York IN the halls of Congress- he
aod % sen.eman possessed OF high literary aainments
hpa one OF whom not only his adopted country
iana OF his birth well be proud while his parotism for
ove OF his native land cannot be questioned He has
sver peen he friend OF Ireland and lrsinen and
expended DIS time aud money, seeking reward but the
CONVERSION that ho was merely performing his duty towards
his oppressed country. -
serondy-That we respectfully solicit his nomination oy
gres AND that In the event OF his receiving such nomna
ton we pledge ourselves TO give him NJ
inc poa ana 10 WORK cnergecaiy triumphant
eecuon Iniy assured that his time talents education
adoped land and the liberation OF his countrycn now rot
ng n English dungeons Tor their efforts from
sns IRON yoke Oh British despotlsm; and that
lus're the character which shmen have
for them selves in America.
= EJThirdyThat committee be appointed tender the
foregoing resolutions to Colonel William r. Roberts, AMI
that the be entered the our proceeines
Monday, the I'D day OF oc,obeI, 1870
EDWARD WALSH, President
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CHAPTER vi.

In tho present age of the world there is 20 much
adueraon and imposition that when really merorious
honest article placed before people is too to be
cassed with the herd and condemned without
examination This Of medicines almost every
thing else.
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CHAPTER VIII.

Acting In accordance with tho views OF number Of
eminent American physicians who believe that the time Is
when educated physicians should make decisive
effort 70 overthrow the system quackery
the finest che mica remedies ever originated in maer
medlca. The UNIVERSITY MEDICINES ARE employed by
nearly $40 physicians OF all schools, with success un
paralleed since the days OF miracles. knowledge Of
medicine and chemistry profound that any phys
Clans that have lived enables US 20 warrant these
TO be the most cncacious curaves for disease ever dis
covered in any age They not "Patent Medicnes We
shall patent Of them. The imperial science OF
medicine toeraes bgoted field is opcn
TO all.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A cCOUNTANT'S OFFICE, 38j BROADWAY, CORNER
~ OF Franklin sree.Books kept, shipniastcrs and
ecuiors accounts made bills collected Bankrpp will
ind u TO their interest to call.
vANDERHooF BAGGS.
DIyoRCEs.--LEGA DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH
~ out publicity advice free of charge Apply person
or BY letter 10 WIN. ID. HARPER, Councillor Law Soy
Broadway. near Duane street.
IIEBDoN NEW ADVERTISING AGENCY BusI-
ness Reference and Directory now bcing cshibited a.
the Grand Central Hoiol The Rights Hotels IN all
of the Statss for sale. Apply at 714 Broadway
CLorE 4 JAyEs
- staou.Es, Printers aud Flank Book MnnufaetGgers ,;
Fulton st.eet. Blank Euoka ~ any pattern.
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CHAPTER TX.

The UNIVERSITY MEUICINES combined upOn new
chemical principles, by which they acquire mastery ac
viy and positive In the removal Of painful
hausng diseases hitherto unknown medicine and which
other remedies for moment approach Their sue
every way Of the Of the period In ar
oyer the entire % civilized globe We are shipping them 70
dosan the West India Islands, &C., &c Working day and
night we make them fast enough supply the
Restoratives.