The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1851, Page 7

University of New York, Medical Depart- ment, The medical commencement of the New ‘York University was held on Monday evening, at the University edifice, Washington place. A Jarge and brilliant audience had assembled to wit- nees the proceedings. Upon the entrance of the medical faculty into the chapel, the band struck up ‘@ beautiful march, which was admirably executed. The proceedings were then opened by the Rev. Dr. Henry, who read a portion of scripture and of- fered up @ prayer, asking Divine assistance and mn for those who were on the eve of eater- te roy ‘the dlecharne of the duties of the medical ecoet as site Leehicn 1 wg AY Rg trad That et a mecting of the medical faculty of thie University, it aa resolved that the degree of Doc- tor of Medicine be conferred upon the following one hundred hie sixteen graduates: List or Gaspustae- Ant ion Fadl Ale. grid N. ¥.; Berkley, rigas. W.D., M J,0 ‘Evans, J. Ind.; Databroox? .» Mich. Ferrel L.0.,Ga; Fitoh,W. R,N.Y¥; Forbes, W. ; Frame, R., N. ¥.; Frierson, T., Ala; Ganabl, J., Ga; Givei Y:; ‘Green. L. Y. Ky lendrioks, J. “Ala; Hutson, T. W.,N.@. Wales E, P. M., Ala; Jie ©., Ala; Knight, Jr, W., isan, , CB, Al.; Leftwiteh, W.D, Ala’ sin G. W., fy Linderman, G. B., Pa sj Hong, 8 AN. 0 Might, Jamon, Ga ; McDonald, ’A Mol PG cGreger, g¢ ba é ‘MoM Ys, ea ‘yw! N.B ; Washburn. 8. Dd, N. a ; Whitesell, smore, F. 1, Mass; 'White, E. 8. Ky; Wilson. J T. Ky; Witliamson, . 7 oH ‘Woo ward, J Mase ‘Worthington, ad. 'R; idea! Young, J. 39 ‘Maine— total, 116. Having read the names of the gentlemen, Pro- feseor Drareer, by the authority of the University committed to him, then conferred upon them the degree of M. D., in testimony of which, he gave each a diploma. Atthe conclusion of this ceremony, Professor Gross proceeded to deliver the valedictory ora- tion : pe er entering upon the subject of his ae I: dress, he would state that the medical facuit the New York University have recently Bought ‘a Jot of ground on Fourteenth street, upon wi eb they intend to erect an entirely new building. uence ot the annual increase in the nee of lane attending their lectures, their present accommodations have become rather circumscribed and they have therefore been compelled to un- dertake the erection of a new building. It will con- tain no less than three spacious lecture rooms, ca- pable of seating five hundred and fifty persons if ne- . The editice, when completed, which may be in autumn, will not be exceeded by’ any similar one in the country. The cost will amount, from seventy-five to seventy.six thousand dollars, aad falls entirely on the medical faculty. By not aeke in, stance, the faculty show that they have confidence in the success of their uadereking The school will be lasting, and not ephe He then adverted to the adv: ‘antages of a medical education in New York, stating that ao other city the Union has so many hospitals and infirma- ries, and can afford the student so many opportu- nities of information. Then addressing himself to the graduates, he said that the pleasing duty had devolved upon bun of welcoming them into the new field of action, in which he had preceded them. He observed, they have now arrived at ae end of their journey, but they must not si that their study has ee here. The marca of t the mind, he said, a, onward; and in order to keep pace “with the progress of en- ligbtenment andeivilization, they must labor hard. Their diploma is nothing more than a passport to the confidence of the public. The occasion which has assembled them, only indicates that the period of their labor has just com- menced, acd that their fature days will be np of restleseness and anxiety. sWhentver they leave their alma mater new difficulties and embarrass- m@nts will preeent themselves. Bat they must bear up, and not be disheartened. They should not be disappointed if their merits should not be instantly reciated by the public, and should not therefore standon their profession. He said that the most Jearned men in their profession have been the Jong. est in being appreciated by the public, and in o! taining their confidence. Every one must bide his time. One of the greatest errors into which young practitioners are apt to tall. the frequent chaage of residence. This is highly prejudicial to their interests and their profession, They should con- ider well where they will take up their residence, nd when once determined, it should not be inde- liberately altered. They should endeavor to culti- vate a fondness for their profession, without which there will be no success. They should cultivate their profession not means of profit and lucre, but as a source of happiness to themselves, and of usefulness to suflering humanity. They should keep aloof from indolence and diseipation, end not throw aaide theig books when they enter into practice. There is plenty of room for study and scleatife in- vestigation in the diflerent branches of their pro fession, and they should maks themselves ac- quainted with the opinions of the most lesraed of their profession. They should never neglect to make a post mortem examination on the bodies un- der their charge. They shoul! respect the natural feelings of parents and relatives; but if they wish fie physician to cure the disease, they should aseist him in his practice. He particularly recom- mended the study of comparative anatomy, which obtaining co much attention in London and Paris. Experiments upon irferior animals should not be neglected. They should endeavor to accustom themselves to punctuality; they should not neglect the poor; they should respect religion. He con- cluded by admonishing them to unintermi dostry, and to build their future distinction on an early cultivation of their profession. The oration was followed by music; after which, Rev. Dr. Henxy pronounced a blessing, when the necembly dispersed. Tounapo at Sursverort, La.—A corresponden of the New Orleans Delta, writing from Shreveport, under date of the 1h ult., says:—It commenced rairiog bere yesterday, and continued with little intermission all night, until this morning, Ayo “ held up for a while, and commenced raining in the afternoon there was 4 momentary cessation, which was followed by the tornado. The firet | «fie: ef this terrible storm visible in town was | the blowing out of the gable end of the house on | W Texas siteet, oceupied by FE. Tt. Jordan and Mr. Morgan, doing ome other damage to the roof, but not seric Pessiog slong a new building, with | the joists pinned fast, it turned them ail from their places — Passing to the house at : as and Market etreeta, upper side, occapied by Mr. Kneeland as a grocery and dry goods store, it swept the entire roof from the house, raising it above ifs position, and letting it down again with such force that it broke through into the store. The | rein falhog ° torrents at the time, will cause great | jorsto Mr. KK The wind passing thence to the lower corner of Texas and Market streets, almost completely unroofed the two story brick store for merly occupied by Webster & Co., and owned by Oglesby & Griswold. The house being covered Rew with tio, the wud tore it off in large sheets, and rolled it up like & reg, threw the mass over several henees acd into t yard of Col, Llearn’s hotel. Peesiog along in its course, it took the brick house cn Market street, below the market, owned by Brown, and partly oceupied by Dr. M. Estes as his | «fice; blew eur the end fronting on Market street, | leaving all Dr. Estes’ medicines exposed to sight and to the weather In its course to the levee, [+ | ©. Hert’s large brick warehouse stood in its way, | end suffered considerably io the roof. The steam- te at Caddo, lying at the lending, was driven out | into the river, her lines giviog way. The chairs that bappencd to be outside the ¢ eratched op by the wind, and after pirouetting for | a while in the air, feil into the river, and the wind | wrenching off some parte of the hurricane roof of the beat wis content to pass on its way. Tue Lrerstarere or Onto axp THe Prortive Fiave Law.—Tre Ohio Legislature, on the 224 of February, parerd an act “eecuring the benetit of | habers corpus.” lc makes it the duty of the Attor- ney General of the State, and the prosecuting a! torneys of the counties, to protect and defend all | arrested as fi ive slaves, and to make or th pus, such courts or jadges | immediate application to specitied courts and judges to grant the writ, and, upon its retura, to grant a trial by jury, on all questions of fact at issue be- tween the parties, provided either party make appli« cation for ech trial. If the verdict of a jary thas called, shall be in favor of the person claimed as a foyitive slave, he shall be forthwith restored to his Kberty; and if the claimant shall again claim own- crship in the slave, Within that State, he shali be | deemed guilty of « felony, and, on conviction thereof, &! Shalt he imprisoned in the penitentiary for Bot more than five, ner less thaa two years. | niervals throughout the day. At five 5 ok | ee eae Pro ins, were | lf Dorris youRs IE javal Intelligence. Unirep Srates Nava Encineens,—The & zemination for Stission. and promotion ee englasere in the Uuived Btates Navy :— For Chis bey No. - it Angetent, § ee hy Secige Sera Bhoek. For First Assistant Engineer: No.1 sasena Aatistant, George F- Hebard. William K. Hall. = Jobn P. Whipple. do, Elbri Lawton. do, John . 0. J Rutherford. jesse de. William Holland. de, Benjamin F. Garvin. do. Thomas me atrick. do. Henry H. Stewart. tant Ei ers, No, i mira Assistant, Nathaniel P Patterson. 2. do, do, Robert H. Long do. do. Alban 0. timers. do. John Faron, do, Edmund §. De Lucs. do, Harman N do. Geo. Gideon. do, Edward Fithean, Wa. C. Wheeler. do, do, do. Bi Croe! do, do. Andrew Lawton. 18. do. do. J.C, BE. Lawrence. 14, do, do. mos Broadni 15, do. do, Jackson R. Hatcher. 16. do. do, Jas M. mablg. 17, do. do, Washington H. Nones. For_Third Assistant Engineers No. 1. Chas. H. Loring, of Boston, Mars. bs William 8, Stamm, of ialpawn, Del 8. Barker, Washington, D “ Samuel H. H 5. Columbus W. Lee, Baltimore 6. Bemuel M’Elroy, Albany, N.Y. 7. George F. Barton, Portsmouth, Va. 8. Oscar Davis, do. 9. Alexander Henderson, Washington, D. C. 10. T. J. C. Stump, Vulean Works, Baltimore. 1. Chi H. Manson, do. do. Ke, Philadelphia. Boston, Mas SOYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP “ CAMBRI nil for siverpool direct, on Saturday, Jersey city, punctually at noo) ply to E CUNARD, Ju OcEaN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN iran South river. Brice ot passage in the first cabin, $! ond cabin, $60. An experianced Surgeon is Sitaotied to she hip. Foot Offioe. Specie d For passage oF freight ents, 50 Broadway. ene CITY OF GLASGOW—FOR LIVERPOOL, Mathews (late of the Great Western.) Commander, All letters must ry through t! livered in Havre at reduced rates apply to MOLL R. ‘SAND & RIERA, wih sail penleively from Philadel Ith, at twelve o'clock. This ship’ ber superior accommodations for first and s passengers, er paseage in first cabin, one hun uixiy dollars. In order to save troubl Philadelphin, will Be provided by. RICHARDSON, WATSON, & CO.. Ea ol Me Ma eer Po EE Frvity pei i Stack Mery.Cathee Frerlont | Xs Jane Stuart Mrs Unice Bherw: ire Starr Sullivan Cathe—2 ce Kine zu Shelton Mes Harriet Sulivan Mary, Sweitgor Mrs Cor- f uae atetn smith Mrs, Fish ot Stas th Mar ow! aia _ bvowl cers )E, FAWCETT HAR REMOVED BIS OFFIOR 70 14 HAS REMOVED HI8 OF! Dover street, near Water street, where he. he don certain diseases, on eH ha cortainty ot eure) ume? Re waaay is COMER TE CONSULTED ud 3 eee which were +) his diploms 1 in his tae Ha. Mow , with ie names ip ine this counsry ever prow by R ae 14 DUANE ST HUET, Re pry ros Tua lust fourteen years, the Feulkner JM Feagan Michael eee, Tousapee ioe Fletcher 7 ‘Adorn Foatherson ene Fredrickson ee Miverman Mro without pererty otcerala Miohl Fitrpacrick, das A st eave" Shepard Mrs Ed- Bherman MiseLu: ren dey Mis an iu ek Sullivan Mary, ‘Oak et nr: Sullivan Mary, Fonts! panitite wes of this disease, and he Naa removt a ate two to five days, A perfestoure or Muda Lucy Boots Mrs Mary Ach Bierts Mies Zone 8 ui ghtor . eee MiseCharlotie ‘York st ~Seneg a neonMreCatac Btumpe | ‘hrs Cathe stole Me Joanctie Shepard Mrs Mary Elle: it ins ‘Caroline IST OF LETTERS Papo IN THE NEW YORA Post Office, March 8, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED te ue PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST Gallagher Bien ON. T age mention the date ot. ene in which thoy are Thempees Mrs Vire Tet Mra Gavin Patrick Tracy Miss,Prince at, ginia a Adee t Miss Ann Arfort Mrs, Elm st Ahern Ellen 68 Emile & Taglar ‘Sarahbllca- Tremor Mee H Tyman Mins Mar- i Thewas Miss Chare Toots) Miss Ann Ahern Mra Francis Addie Arfredsson Miss Ashton Mrs, st U pbam ain Lizzie yy; ‘an FioraMrsSereh Van Vieet Mre R, Venville Van Vorst Miss Yan Houten Miss n Brown Miss Joanet-Bankomith Miss * me ar Mise Catha- u ya in Brown Mrs William Bosal Fidler irs Mariel Wilson Mrs Asa TM aay Will iam Mre at Webster Mrs Mar~ winret elis Miss Matilde Wheeler Miss Julia Gilbert Charles E in Bower Mi Sai A a Bone ‘Miss , Tr bink 3 miypns Mico Cornelia Bourke itary Ginnechio. John ilroy Wim lecckor Mies C fa « LG A & CoGormaa J hn i 1» Wilson Mite Mary 7 -c- Goodenough J B Wolte Welch Mrs, 10th st Werd, Mies Phebe Worts Mrs Frede- Whelock ira Wma WashburaMiseMary rcke White Miss Eliza- Wakeman Arminds Will A Gonzalez Juan de Gostrin Joseph Barron Maraarat dios G Barlow Miss Elica Beandetige aes Mise Sarab Brewnshun Eliza Bonnett Mrs Sarah Bridges Mrs Alice fnoli Mrs Mary Goodyear Darian A Butler Mies Ellen ¥ Barklif Mary Ana By Mises Mary Byron Miss Etizs~ h th et ‘Woters Mrs Caro= Webb Mre Rachel Wheeler Mrs ME Guyon Gilbert = e Gulhtie Geo N Booch Mrs Suenn Stn Murch, {Fem reh, yo ie | Catharine irown Mrs Anos oe freight or Yenwans Sarsh E Young 8r8 Da Maria GENTLEMEN'S LIg9. A Yenn= Bradley Migs Caro~ throws u Bs eel Patrick 2 Banter ne a Harmen Jasob K Hart Hartie Rev Thos l. Hartshorn Robt Mt Hand Bernard Rapley Anthony Hannah Geo W-2 Hansford Artemus Harts Edw: dy Th sae Hanley Francis Hanus Thomas Hammond & Mil- banks Y.—FOR BRE- yia, Southawpton—The U. & Mail stosmship HER- E, Crabtree, command: will sail for Bremen, via. ton, on. Saturday, March 22. from pier No. North Breero Margaret doy Mids Pinwde PR ovie Mies, Frank- Bellowo Mrs Martha Bain field Mrs Sophia lin... Bertabeck Mré Mary baker Miss Mary Baucker airs David Burke Miss Ruma c B M Abbott Doct Linus Budd Miss Rosa Allon Lheodore F Adams Willism | > Simacks John aieen William, Alixender Lit Barry Catharine uM Barnum Mre Blisa~ Bu er Miss 8 Erreet. Aine chartes B Safes: we Nath’ Alexander Edwa > ; aan Rarned Geo It | Hacafale James Bu in Barnaed Miss Fran- Koraee Bry: 2 Braun | Miss Louisn SBryant Mrs Lydia B Andersoa James Brown Miss Eilon panread, Aurust Armatroag John Arnold Richard J Armstrong Storiing Armand Louis 1 c ecb og hep mtaeg Miss Mar- Colwell Jutia Aun Gartignn Jano in railway ticketes 1 Exchange Place, Atw Ayers Willian 2 He Maske i ‘Dalain, a Dav Conner Catherine Gaseinsn He Mrs Bridget Cangh Julis M ly Mire Mis ChilteMrs Ann G Foe BAVANNAG. York for Sevan . from Pier No, 4, River. For freight 01 Sppiy to SAMUEL Tin MITOHULLs 10 Front @rere Hogerty Daniel Henderson John B Henshaw Chas Henry Newton 0 Hurne Patrick Hovitt 2 Jones ria Cannell Mrs Alex Giark Mro adelaide Co Carroll Miss A’ Brady & Co P.2 Bragéen Jan B- 4 —THE NEW AND SPLENDID teamship Alabaraa, Capt. Chas. D. Ludlow, willleave New ah, on #atarday, sth instant, ab 4 o'look, nny Blake WF Prof Blackwall me nal GwDr Ft cr Mrs Amelia Babeock Wells J i Heetime John ine Chrisuman Mre Ra- ebel i Horie cant Saml Hewlin; Hickok Contetio Mise Mar- Brainard Ale rt ;OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.—7T0 R aye Fost. titely on Saturday, March w ana splendid double homasS. Budd, wi ud fromm her pre she will Jand ship, in Kant Wirdeld Scott, will torm & semi-monthiy line between York and New Orleans, leaving each port on the Ist and 16th days of every month. Thos vessels have been built and furnished with especial care to the comfort of passengers, double bank locks, made y for the safe, transpo of specie and other The bulk of afew re of freight nt on beard immediatelyfor whichsor ts, witl can be taken, if paeseze, apnly t N. B.—Goo tain, wil be forw tually incurred. NITED STATES Bg: For Chagret San Francisco, st ae. at B: pper country, c 19 ng eae" tons bu on‘reight te Havans and New Orleans peveatoed 177 Wort steret, 001 Herrin Fergus F Bick man Thod Arn a Mrs Careline Miss Ja- Capeinatom Ca- Gollias Honore Blexine 4 Daviel Hill Chas Barton Holden Cyrus D Ww Baldwin Harvey Blair Bernard Pint 8 Hagen Patriok=-2 oh B Caco Miss Priscilla cuzeine cha Mai Chose Mrs Anhbline Cosgriff Mrs Heer Goanel Hari p Mra AL i Blanshars Charles. aSansker ake Boneh e Holmes Glasgow Hollieter James pa hle| Rober. ‘an SieaenecitioneeMery, etri Barringtcn Ewd Hopkirs Mores Horriston Dr JM Bo’ Segiaat a & Moller Ln i Cadle Sarah B srg Mies Ann Clark a Colt Mrs Marish Wh Cusick Misi ‘Eilon Collier Mrs, Greon- Clerk Miro Mai Cunningham Mies Ellen Cooker Miss Mary Dalton Mary B iso Mary Darling Mis Wa B Porte Mite Nancy Miss Amanda powuct Debdrow Mits Susan i Cath Horton Charles Han Coushlan Judith Houston Lease <5 it Car.oil Miss Alice at Bisa dC Cupningham Mary, Cusiningham Margot Je ala Solomon B. Bocedien Win P-2 Beanett Se1'mon nder J Bigelow Dr 4 G Briggs Reuben F B las 3 Brewer Samuel eh Di fying Winelord Hunter William Hyatt Abrahsm Hotehinson Jueson Votchins Wm Te P= ieee of expense, oxcept charges Be ne Patrick en Patk STRAMSUIP COMPANY.— javana. Through Tickets to New Orleans passenges Breland Henery Be Edward Tuness Thomas Ide, Coit &Co, Messre irvine Rev JC Inglis Thomas naeae Ystame Catharit Doyle Mies MaryAun Tw then, D. Parkin Miss Haez_ Dorie Sars’ J it roolsely at sgt Jorden Heinrich Jaskeon Chee Ht pinay Mre Ad Joyos Samuol Cath eckson a : Jackson Abrm cnet as p inp a jemes Tae L t ane the neue ermenia e thie a says Ave “yy proved by the Navy ates maila, will o jable aveident, oF the detained by unayoid mails at ‘The steamers will Hiaueh at at Acapulco, Bam Bla, ‘Maca rey. The steamers of the fifte touch at ‘enpatcn, bet but st no othor Mexi lowing Ui wil ateampackete m: PALORNIA:1, nen SOLUNRta. Rat rae ‘The new steamship Sonvwn wilt oe eifing'st the twoen fan Francisco and ports in Sreaom, awaiting a former port the arrival ile an ngers between Panama, and San Franciroo. io will he Bntntained by the Rane ee a out iin Nay Yorg on tho sth, and CHEROKEE, leaving 1 Kew York of ‘tho 2th of each mentb, for Chagros. A third boat will ale ‘York, . The new st Lower cabin berth . . Steoraga, tound Saloon ete Lower cabis Btoersge, for Soar Wright Totthiwek i ha Blocks Wu A Bi Brow: ni as M Hester. o et Jas Dowtoy Mra Bliza- Doliag Martha —-Daryee Mrs Susaa Breoke Alasson E € & gobneen Wm J jo Jophaia Jos W Jones Henry & Wm Jones Ambrore J EK os i Obadiah amen Bridget Mre Caro- Bastinan Mrs Nane: EvansMiesBiicabetl Engelhard Madam Brown Hondrey ¢ Pani Mn aud tatecenth anys of cach month, — toh Brower Alonzo f the fet ee the mons Ban Di Jas Chi Jae Willson Jorden Iseral 8 a Son Jaco D Fitzgerald Margare’ Roosevelt stroe oe Jreeph Ci ot Ses ren in the Pa nm if ‘which will bo always in port ateach end of th: EGON, 1.00 10 TENNENSER. 1.800 a oa RTUERN! al Einugnty Margaret Fitzgerald Bridget tay — Bleoc- need ure Fins iss Dott Kalle Fredrick we Kidd Alexander c m Leont Keller Eldridge 2 Venely Mre Mar: Frguton Mise Ufar~ Fiauery MissDiridrot oy Boyden Thos S hn eetley Francis ised Miss Mary Perel its Mar Fitigers\d Ann vis Flynn Mrs Marga= trot N Fitegerald Mrs Jo~ hanna Bueoh Chas Burskitk Theodore Bryant Joseph Barke Michael Gard Mw Niel Ei $ azdnge Mea Sati Kitczi cw yrne James O y Jas Byam Alphonso Ki icy inoewel hus beth Gallagher Ann Goodwin Mrs Cathe Gieecom Mea G Mins Cadalso Chas—2 Krog JV & Co Enoop John & W c Chadderton Jas si Kaowlton Dantred Gould Miss Elion Gowan Margaret Campbell Alex’ Camell Honry T Leane Pacriok Rich aa. “Ss mane G = has Tathaw Charies & Lethors Sie, Pr Jas Lartenes Daniel K a Bind M Lawrence Watson Larken Patrick Lee Joa Smith ieelee. Wienst ms Coo W Fs Gurney Mra AG Gillipan Merge i yanaer Win A Mamilion Mrs M A H tegn pan Margaret Hand HerryMrsliarriet H danlon a Henderson ire } arty Mary Teles Bataue J, Foamilton Mee 4 Fess SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANEIRO, VALPA- yoonniad seen and Panama,—Tho new wi PACIFIC, 1,400 tons bar joy, Inte ot the st this pork a4 abo © Panam oaitivelyaail runny, toe vet" inst. 0 Bart Ri r ee quantity of Light freight for & D. ALLEN, » Battery or on boat XPRESS LINE FOR CHAGKES DIRECT. been constructed with a view to nt ventilation, @ urdished wit 510 SO Piacmsore will please be om bougd at Pi on Saturday morning, 80d wn B. B. ttreet, Jolin Ogden, 116 Wall strect. OTICE—SUIP ALERT FOR SAN FRANCISCO. pers will plearo complete their hii B. SUTTON & Clark ( Set Vidoon R a Letson Johnson mis Mre, am Ye re AD Anthony (Pe We F tir Dorphat Heals eases Livermore pextorDIsttle Geo P Locke W HL 0 Marian Horan Mary THE NEW Crawford Bernard ané sree steamer Liat JONATHAN, 1 1400 1 y Thos Gra wford Wn Cleiebtom Hneh wel Chreech Davia Creighton & Dow- sea read: fo F a racley, Cleaviané Beury Logan Las e Loveland prone Criedton David 1 TonieMesMargaretA Irving Mis Mary Lewin MiseElinad:(h J an ire: ie, ballion, and other —— Jenkins Mra Blirn- Selene 3 Colling Geo W Corney Rartinw dot Coen on Biles ry Ann Kellogg Sretenlly 4 on And Mereneve Vensensi _MEDICAL. this Cordial a 4 the ladies eurp fort cr Kreger Kise 8 artes NERVOUS “ANTIDOTE. THE FAME OF Corey a Soursise Robt H oughlina Mar; BW MEDICAL BOOKS —A COMPLE zg PRAGTIGAL ork on th y end al! the Pindred affections—illus a = by the wither, ie Broadway. ino 8 + Lenvens worth MreHl Le Mary aa Lyons Manors Irland Mrs Marin Lord MrsCathri 7, jeyer C oe tases pe Be by Homes Monder Eng’ Brien Mer yl Mrs Jons- ‘ard N ye athe th Sloeee Bra Chrietinae Maa cy Berneed Bitten & Prask wu ™ Morton Mits Susan Miller My Ril Miller Miss Mary MiddiobrookeMrs Bi Thomas Mow \aexs Jowo Ma~ ri yatetans Sele x vine wee Dridgt Mads ante AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE by table ar plication, with+ y improper yy ant h tho los! rem: not be cure: ing, from th nent care. whieh other ” ugh. Joma, with these, scale ah that pone can equal few hours. —C. Derot ar, without benefit: eileen Jer al rere ‘you ow: ver from welts abuse, reveral tromtm. jour RMONT, in ever: Foaneyivanis, The varisue ( veese are faithfully devoribed, plain lerguage. Fhe ehapter pric lat atvents 1 Self-abu 8 going te ovaj eh voll possess st ‘Arriage, the Pocket Meculapiue, or Bis Own Physician. Any. perton rendine twenty anclosed in s ler ver, He wane" Maen seit i Newret meet a Broadway, New don the treaumens of inencos, onal to cure the form of thas aissnee,. eden ensue cured im Uhree days, i) wecitih Mies Ro- melee Mt " * Do Leonard 8 Veminine ® Wed gocrer, Sashe Deason ‘Krastie B Be bots charles Dew Drew Ftapnon M Dertoshers Chas Desendor ft Fran. MeFarland Mies You me ia Cornyn Vou sapiiied tay eomplsint te 6 Mor ver heodore I wes ander the other Physiotaay —38 Moore Joba W s Bitsabeth, ath et McMahon Biss Oa- KeGe overs t Bridget wee Pormick ry oF x Mae Doraldsen Joba TI orally b rt eur beisto~ ct hyery One one hundred om, | McKenna Bridget 2. Blizabet McKnight Alico MePariand Jane Quirk Mire Mary Quinn Miss Margaret Rive Mise, Franklin it Rice Mes Leura Ri eaiiag | Mire, De- i the recipes given ft i ewertny ef | Rameey Matilde Rengol oh Mrs Pe= Roberts Mrs, dh ot 'e Me De ei fee Ww urges Heyman «0 act. lobennell Chas Danlany John P Dunecomd Win pe ms mond Mise Opn Ronark Mire at r Reitly & The Beasternes 7 er Heceam * Ht ry Wo i] Ly) One sop “y ata d Mary ‘Bi Cie. Neill) Aine Aen ts Cle ne spruce street, I Phiiadelphty Svotor 7 "4 Bd ar Joe Bddlewbite Sm fn Mrs Mary Neely Mi Nicoll @1e Johan lenor Nolan Maryor Wich! Fiwars Wet Newman Mee Usro “A may. oe. CORBITT, 19 PuaNe ted to the ureat Owens Mrs Ada Wado Michal terior’ wate Peter Rew cae Nome Drap-2hewer irk David Mt Bearing Mart Nelron Seha. Night wena Nichols Wim Nolan Francie Nortett Jos Nerth John D—-2 Noriis Ed 8 Now North GeoP for! Nolan Wm Neb Geo Norvesli NorcroreN orersee @ Neonan o Qakman Joo W | Overt Alex Hf Obrine Chae—2 O' Berne J i Ontian Thos Oo onan D H —20' Kelly Pat! Orne Zz Oeil ack oL an Pal Ow Weary tet Y Osiood John ¥ Onter Jon Owens John E Srereaher Bishop oO Sullivan Wan Ougieltree Lafay- Orcutt Walter Owens Patk ette Osgood Win Capt He- Philips James A Pi ott Colas Poole P Povchot Arsaud Polloa Char Polke rmus J See: 38 Bi iif Preston Geo Payne T Pritt Ker Wm W. 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