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The New York herald., 1873-03-31

7RC WEST 27TH ST, THIRD FLOOR--A RESPECT
lOC able girl chambermaid and waitress; no
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reference
The New York herald., 1873-03-31

Ol room.-Ar respectable young girl as cbambermad
and waitress, TO do chamberwork and fine washing;
days.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
DIGESTION AND DYsPEF

DIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA By r. r TRAIL NJ. D. l2mo
Do 16O S. r. Wells.
In the commencement of this work the author
refers the wide prevalence Of dyspepsia in the United
States almost forming peculiar national disease 1t
ia the condition that usually preeedes consumption Of
which constitutes the most powerful predpositon
Dyspepsia in early life, and consumption in middle life
are related 20 each other and consequence.
large proportion Of consumpuves of mature age
dyspepucs in their youth. This applies in especial
manner 10 the native Inhabitants Of this country.
Among that class OF population 1t prevails to ap
pAllng extent. The author far 70 pre-
dict the dying out Of the American race unless the dy
pcptio tendency stopped The Irsh the German and
other foreign races, with more vitality OF nerve.
stomach, and muscle, will crowd aside the debtated
and puny American, and take possession Of the land
whether or not this wall OF Cassandra be worthy Of
confidence the treatment Of the disease suggested by
the author at least deserves attention II the fruit
OF more than thirty years experience and study.
In accordance with his wen known practice It involves
NO use Of medicine The only remedies which he pre-
scrbes are founded hygenc agencies. Diseases are
20 be regarded remedial efforts TO purify the vital
organism and repair deranged structures The efforts
of nature accordingly, TO be aided, rather than
thwarted aud this be done in other way than
suitable diet and regimen. Many excellent hints with
regard 10 the care OF the physical organization are
scattered throughout the work. and may prove OF value
and interest those who do not adopt the general
principles Oh which IT is founded
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
A EEw PATH oP ELECTRICAL THERAPEUTICS. By ELIZA.
mn D FKrSca. l2uo I'D. 2jl. LlppIneon I %.

NEW PATH oF ELECTRICAL THERAPEUTICS. By ELIZA
BETH } FKESca. 12uo. pp- 2jL Lppineou Go.
A new discovery in the application of cleo
trcty as curative agent is announced in the present
volume The author claims TO have arrived at more
profound knowledge Of the laws Of electricity than has
hitherto been shown by writers physical science In
her opinion electric forces Of the human system are
the same as those which prevail in other departments Of
nature aud identical with the principle OF hfe
Hence the disturbance Of the normal quantity Of eec
trlcty in human organism involves arrangement
of ali the motions and functions Of the body and this
Arrangement Is disease. The symptoms OF disease the
author contends, written upon the brain. Her
method Of diagnosis is founded upon the examination Of
that organ In the development Of her views upon the
subject she principles which will not receive
the sanction OF the majority Of physicists or medical
men, but which she arms have been established by the
test Of long and wide experience. The suecinc expos
ton OF the doctrines Of physiology and hygiene which
accompanies the of her methods is use
fu summary for popular reading and affords pTactl.
cal aid 70 the comprehension of her system by nonpTO
fessonal persons
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

The chronological Journal has biographical
,ketch Of the late LeuteuantGOyernor Howe OF Nova
scotis aad Of Dr. Horace wells with paper the dis
ooyery OF anasthesa, By DR. j. Marion Sims The char
scter Of the late oakes Ames discussed from phreno
logical point Of view, and some interesting personal
"reminiscences are added by acquaintance Of more
thas forty years standing paper on Prophecy, An
eient and Modern" takes the ground that the human
seal has pg0nAetke faculty vbleh oorwaas wale tee
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

THE ANNALS oP yoRwlCH, CONN, IL THE GREAT REBKl-
LlOS OF ls6l-65. By MALCOLM AcG. DANA STo. pp so
J. n Jewett q Co.
The distinguished pastor of the Second Con-
gTegatOua Church in Norwich has performed patriotic
as well as pious in the preparation OF this in-
terestug memorial volume. 1t contains complete list
OF the Norwich people who left their fresdes and fam
lilies 10 serve IN the Union armies fleets during the
civil war In connection with the general narrative an
account is also gwen of the action Of the citizens who
remained al home aud OF the itself its corporate
capacity The energetic of the chief magistrate
OF the State Governor Buckingham is described in suit
able terms illustrating effect the spirit of the peO
ple and the ardor OF sodiery The unanimy OF the
population the breaking out of the war was remark
seemed to animate every citizen. Heart throbbed to
heart and lip spoke to lip with oneness of feeling that
seemed ike a divine inspiration" Earnestness Of pur-
pose and conservation Of life gave signal promise Of
ultimate success During the whole contest, there was
but faint opposition TO the liberal appropriations for the
support Of the war There also singular prompt
ness OF action, wen energy OF spirit The town
was kept advance Of the calls made upon it for men,
one of the attractive features of the volume s the
biographical notices of the young men who fell in the
service OF the country during the war. Their record Is
ample aud excellent The perusal Of their brief history
go ch in promise and noble performance, exhibit
ing the glow Of youthful fire. with the devoted elfsacr
fee OF the martyr, strs the blood like the trumpets
sound variety Of authentic statistical details, In
addition TO the military narrative, increases the hisor
ca value OF the work, while its typographical beauty
aud weeNecuted illustrations make IL ornament TO
the library.
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1915 II, 145 mi ~ M 1880 2, 2;5C 3 3.59 3:fl
$780, 9:l5, 1880 1850, IL p M p,crpp s.., ,,a Pa,
IL
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IN competent thorough and experienced teacher Wlshes po
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A LADY of experience, quallhed 10 give
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Latin desired French and ruimen Of Gernan de's sl
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New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Detail, Cottage, and Constructive Architecture,
published by A. j. BickDell Co., is superb gnartO
volume, containing seyeDtynye large photographic
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Z ORDS AND LADIES.
IL An ENGLISH STORY
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"A With Uustratons-L Art Science and horf-lhe
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Lecture Extra Compulsory hducaoni tedss
Of the Siuauon PblhDss Lost ATtsi Deo"ss Is 4heieA
Coz rWains Sandwich Island Letters
Lecture No. 3-llusraed.Prot Whers Bran and Mf1'
Prof Bsrk Chemical Spectroscope Prot lonngs
Astronomical Conques Prof Youn Present knowledge Of The san
Lecture Extra Studies by John Weiss;
seven Art studies CoGrse PaoH fnm FaAefs
as Men OF Business; Bret Hartes Afgonauts OF AZ
b-IustrstedIhee Lectures by frot Ions
Eberg Hearing Voice speech and The
Of Mus Harmony; Prof Ben Sumsns Deep Placer Mining In Cal
ifona Raymond be Seven Senses Parke GodTn on
L. The Limits science
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Thoughts for As
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Lecture Extra concluding Lectures ReTvas In The
Church-Reous AwAkeungIhOugbts ReyvaA kengous Er
perepce Also Church" by de SchWenH lfeel
Statements oy Thomas King The Death Menace by B0vee
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Lecture No. SThe Method Of Creation Twelve Lectures W
Prof Agsr concerning Animal Life Also description OF the won.
deru Fossils discovered in the Rocky Mountains by 'ne Ae O'Hess
Expedition. go ,,oo - p-..
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Il Containing a BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREELEY; also.
The Laws Of tie Uuted States Railroads o. The United states Sta
Manufactures The Public Debt Of ;he United
Cabinet Supreme Court Ministers 10 Foreign Courts &c
chosen Standing and Select Committees
House Of The Union Populations Capitals Gov
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Election Of Washington second Election Of General Grsn
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attention is absorbed by the scenes oi the eA"ioi
world but capable of being aroused when the
ori,e for it manifestation The universal inuve per
ceptions Of truth regarded by the writer Us primary
revelations from the Deity. "We do not need 'e u'.o
onoes OF seers expounders even OF prophets Wheh
we are truly at one with the Divine Source OF ne ana
intelligence and so inspired with the sacred enthusiasm
that we A. Of our own accord do the Will and think the
thoughts OF God" An excellent article ON "5ensationa
Literature" denOunces the fondness for romance winch
is osered in high schools of the present day by an
excessive devotion the study of mythology ana re-
commends an Increased attention to natural history,
and other sciences which interpret the divine works and
methods.
The sixth edition of The LdlO of Contracts,
by TnEoPHLus PARSONS, LID, late Professor In the
Law School OF Harvard University published by Little,
Brown. & Co. The work has passed through careful
revision by the eminent author, new chapters on the
law OF patents copyright, kilograms, and trade marks
have inserted which embody the most recent deci-
sons respective subjects and nearly fifteen hun
dred new cases have been cited illustrating important
and difficult jurdical questions. The remarkable success
of this great legal classic is due not only TO the hered
itary fame OF author the profound research
1t is fruit the acute discrimination OF Its
Judgments and its lucid and elegant style which often
clothes the dryest topics with the attractions OF lively
narrative. Professor Parsons has obtained high and
envabe reputation in the English courts as well as
those OF this country. His statements OF the aw In GER
tain have been there referred to as OF decisive
authority, and no professional library is considered
complete without the present treatise. Although twenty
years have elapsed since its original publication II
has lost nothing Of freshness value by the progress
Of time 10 more work has occupied its place. ~
has kept pace with the development of Jurisprudence
during that interval; and it still promises to attain
protracted date among the most permanent monuments
OF legal study.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
Mem Civilizations.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
IA NRw BSLARGED EDITIoS oY HORACE GkhBbbls AUlO
BIOGRAPHY VITA Appendix containing Memoir of his later years and
De H. ana the best ofhs ilmOus Campaign Speeches.
TBE LAST PORTRAIT KvaR PuBLsHgD RKPRH
syyT1NG HIN AS HE APPEARED IHK SUMNER oP 1872.
NE grea NJ Grecy Autobiography, and also r some
more the wonderful intellectual display which he
made during and Western in the Presidential Cam
pa 1872 have Of edition Of the Auiobogsph
m Appendix continuing tue story OF his he 70 ne end
reprung the striking suggestive Of his admirable ana
brilliant Campaign speeches. and concluding with an ana
admirable snys Of the campaign originally prepared by the Hon
Lanes Pike eI.ned Minister iAe Hague There 49,
besides pretty complete collection Of MI Greees Miscellaneous
Writings including Others bis famous controversy Nh hoo
Dale Oven Marriage AID Divorce -. - -,
Price handsomely CLOTH with two Portraits So Sent by
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New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

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TIE OIL REGION LUaBER DISTRICT or Penn lrA4s
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VNROY. .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
n 81 So The elegant steamboats, SUNSiSlDE saG
POWELL Pier No. 80 Sorth River foot Of Leroy daily sata
d,y excepted O'Clock connecting Win noraaE t,ns
Saratoga, Newl0h Central and Trog and Boston
Railroad for al points north east, and west - -
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE To SARATOGA, LANE GEokGk
AND MONTREAL.
Thnoueh md TO destaaGos
JOSEPH CORNELL SaTens,esdsnt
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6teambonts ano Railroads.

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TRAINS yif.,si'oe;i leave ssRYonk
i T3' o5 9 SsT M ,n E1 igoo "a e 56 o6 & D @ Ks 355
ecn 38 and $40 ocal ELl $40 lsrl and GlQ 4rlPn
F SSi5 5 t5a lo S55 0 80 m for stanford 10
So5 9gS 1919 p E 100 ~ IigJ 10 90 '''' 1'''
Por Port Chester lI:1O D. -
Boston RTpress via Spnngfeh -t 8.0j sni 1000 200 and
$40 D ~ Va 1:0J anI 0:lO The SOD a.
l:OO 8: and 9lO sto5Dle IT Stamford hors-lA bnE'
port Ts 800 connect st traias o. oor. Lls
ad Providence ard the Conn Fay ~
Saybook The sos ssi 300 connects vA Sewiy,a
nd 4 r. NcWhayeu, S:OJ and loO noon
trains connect with COln River r. A. Springfield Di BOO m or
Montreal Tie sos 200 500 end 4:3s w. Naggt
tuck Rarosd and tie sos sad 300 With Hoqss on Rail-
Bridgeport The 5;O5 a7i 9O5 sd 5ly ~ sa1
g:lO m Dsnbury Sorwak NOrsak anf ls 500
m A:3S $40 with New Canaa1 Ra road AZ Stinf9ri
sunday Boston Mail Trains a. 1908 via sprag1e 3;4O p n
Providence ,,,
DrsvlngrOon Ds! Express and se2ngcas Night Lr
press Trains.
purchased ~ Ticket ores Of COMPANY at Grsni c5
DEPOT pces OF y y Tusr Co, 5li Brol4Eay " r.
snl No Colrt- Brooklyn who will also check baggage from
delce o destination.
For further particulars posters a. boe 'nd depot
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