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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

~ OREGON is now the theme of general inter-
est at the West. Large meetings to discuss the
policy of taking formal possession of and coloniz-
ing it have been held at Columbus, Ohio, and sew
eral other places. Many are preparing to emf
gate. A band of hardy settlers will rendezvous at
Fort Leavenwor,h, and set out thence for Oregon
early in May under the command of Maj. Fitz-
patrick.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

world has of victory and Waterloo. -
But this was transient: gloomy. un-
comfortable view of human nature is the
inevitable consequence of looking upon
the whole as did, as was forced to do.
1t IS misfortune to have cur senti-
ments so at variance with the universal
sentiment. But there must ever be as
sociated with the honors of Waterloo, to
my eyes. most shocking signs Of wo;
to my ear, accents of entreaty; outcry
from the manly breast, interrupted for
chile expressions from the dying, aud
noisome smells. ] must show you my
note books. for as | took my notes of ca
ses generally by sketching the object of
our remarks, it may convey an excuse
Tor this excess of sentiment.
Faithfully yours,
C.. BELL,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13
p 0 E. T &c A T.
For the Sentinel Of the Val

For the Sentinel of the Valley.
To MISS C*****#** C.**s*. OF sHFN
ANDOAH,
IN her return to our village, after an absence o
msne gears.
DEAR girl, whene'er gaze on thee,
The pleasant scenes of childhood hours
Come DER my soul, refreshingly,
AS gentle dews on Springs bright flowers
j gaze. and ever wish to gaze,
On that fair brow, which calls to mind
The brighter scenes of earlier days,
When JOY and happiness were mine.
And when hear thy voice, whose tone
Each fibre of my heart doth thrill,
l think DER pleasures long since flown,
And wish that we were children still.
How changed the scene! We two have met
We once were three, but one is gone.
And We are left to mourn the fate
OF her, the fairest, loveliest one.
We've met again! but childhood hours,
And youthful pleasures, all are gone.-
We dreamed life's path was decked with
flowers,
But we have found full many a thorn
And who can tell if. thou and I,
In after years, shall meet again.
Or, when we next see eye to eye,
Shall we have passed the bounds OF tirne2
Springfield, Pa. MARY.
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Sc Setttiueg +;
Presentation of Banners.

Among the incidents which charac-
terised the recent Celebration, in this
place, was the presentation of beautl-
full Banner TO the ]. I. A. Society-the
gift of two Young ladies', whose naues
appear in the proceedings. The cere'
mony took place in the Presbyterian
Church. After the assembly had con-
yened, Marx BIRD, Esq. in behalf of
the donors, addressed the President Of
the Society as follows:
Mr.. President Ehave been made the
honored Instrument of tgo young ladies
of Woodstock, friends o the cause of
Temperance, of presenting, through you.
to the Society over which you preside,
this beautiful banner. It's design is to
represent an individual who had just
erected distiilery, and engaged in the
manufacture and sale Of liquid poison !:
c1Ff scf e W however, has rebelIed.
and. Welding to its dictates. he is now
in the act Of making the only amends
within his power--that Of emptyins his
whiskey-b barrels, and applying the torch
10 consume the whole TO the ground );
thus drying up, at its hesd.s this bitter
fountain, from which would have issued,
in copiOus streams. poverty, crime,
wretchedness, and death.
The painting was executed by Miss
Sarah II. Cgaegford, the young lady
whose name is first signed TO ,he letter
accompanying the banner, which have
been requested to read:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13
SARAH NJ. CRAWFORD,
.CAROLINE v. LEE"

70 which Mr.. JOHN H. G. DosH,
President Of the ]. +. A Society, replied
nearly as follows:
Sir The peculiar circumstances In
which am placed impose upon me the
pleasing task Of giving expression to the
feelings which, am well assured, anil
mate the bosom Of every member Of our
Society on this occasion indeed. this
token Of regard cannot fail to awaken in
US all, emotions of the 1iyeIiest interest
in the cause of Temperance. For what
can be more encouraging to us, Sir, than
TO know that the ladies are enlisted with
us in our efforts for the promotion Of this
great enterprise In the presentation
Of this banner, we can read the heart o.
every lady in Woodstock who takes al
ipterest in the success Of our cause; and
!. indeed, Sir, when we obtain their smiles
or appreciation, we receive, as 1t were
new life, and are enabled to overcome
'!ifficulties which before We deemed III
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

III P1 esident We present through
you, to the Society which you represent,
this slight token of our regard
s. We tender you this banner. not be-
sauce we imagine that you need any ex-
preston Of applause or encouragement
from US TO stimulate you IN the noble
cause in which you are engaged; neither
10 we ask YOU TO receive it as tribute
&c reward for your past exertlons. We
wish YOU simply TO accept it as pledge
If our yea. for the welfare of the Society
with which we are connected, and OF our
determination still to consecrate to it our
varmest affections and our anabated en-
ergies.
( Whilst we rejoice with you in the
glorious and widespread success which
has crowned the labors of the friends OF
Temperance, we are aware that much
vet remains to be accomplished. May
yoa, then arm yourselves for the con-
flict, and let no obstacle impede your
progress and may your motto be. We
will bmisb the tyrant, King Alcohol
from sur land
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

! .Naaagemeni.-You will always OBJ
serve one thing among inferior Women
They will make more noise in eudeayor
Ing to keep their children quietahan the
children themselves, and yetSthe little
ones will be forever in an uproar-whiIe
woman of intelligence naton'y keeps
her family quiet, hut I,erseil also.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

A Lesson for The Desponding. Will
liam Goblet has said: Go and kick an
ants rest about aud you will see the lit
lie. laboriosis, courageous creatures in
stantly set 10 work to get it together>;s-
gain; and if yop do this ten Zines oyefs
lhev will dolhe same.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

A capital story is told Of the manner
in which rats steal hens eggs. One Of
the largest of TIE banditti lies upon his
back, when the others carefully and silly
roll an egg upon his breast, which he
holds fast by his feet and legs. He is
then taken by the. tail and dragged, tail
foremost, egg and all, to the grand rem
devious Of all The rats.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

Cniosifies.-It is IA Curiosity to find a
schnolmaster who does not wish it to be
understood that he knows more than
any one else.
Ii is a curiosity to meet with man
who does not think more Of himself than
othef people think oil him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
COAL ASH SITTER.

i
AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE. FOR Ell
n Their PRIVATE FAMILIES OR rUBLlC IL.
SIITUTlONS-By putting your Ashes and Cndsrs =
hooper at end of the machine and giving crank TIM
ooi,site end turns, you Ill find the materials
ii the ashe III one drawer aud the cIndefs another-it M
5ln,s tine not particle OF dust duEnE the
at,cu. -,
jIay oterate with astonishing rspdity No. 4, for family
nap Will screen bare! Of coal ashes III minutes
No s iosI SIZE VIII DO The same amount OF work IN :
minutes. -, ~
lIs, MI BIZ LII 10 machinery Tor IT'S m4hUiact"ry
Vow IN u.s., IN A>tor House, franklin House Amsfctn
Hn,sI and mos, Other public institutions as well d'
large numb. of private !ani'ie5 !, wen.
IS Stone street.
Scales OF eyery description consttntly on 1,a az u
tI'EAs-2oo chests souchons; 2VV halt chest
80 hall chests Ming Yong Souchong.
so do tapeT Souchons.
10 chests iiEe Aohee Powchons;
IN fancy boxes tiae Mohse Souchong
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Tyson, fus.
100 chests Young Iyson
2g hall chests do
400 chests Hyscn Skin.
ohali chests superior empower.
so do do Imperial
a Il coantry packed aud ot late import atI1n 90
For sale b. GRINNELL, MIN oi\N q -,
d. If 10 ooutItS4-eS..
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For The Tribune.
THE PILGRIM.


/" WHERE goest thou, youth . 10 lands aar,
Where the olive and fg-tree bloom,
And the fragrant TUT Of the green chcnar
Sends abroad rich perfume.
az And there in the vale of fair Cashmere,
Where birds fly ever with golden wing,
And Summer smiles through the laughing year.
Docs a silvcry fountain spring.
/" And he who drinks OF It's waters bright
Sees lie ever gay and young;
While Love fills his heart with flashing light
AT least, so the Bard hath sung
With rudy check and a cleaning eye
The Pilgrim pursues his way,
While the sight oi4morn IS IN the SKY,
And the winds around him play.
He wanders DER hills he meads the vale,
And leapeth the stream with shout,
And bears him boldly against the gale,
AS the day with tear goes out.
In ,empes, and sunshine thus wanders he,
And al night his visions bring near
The fountain, and olive, and tuttcd tree,
In the valley OF far Cashmere.
AT length after many weary day,
He sees, through vale aiar,
The waves OF the crystal fountain play,
And the ,uft OF the green chenar
He leaps with shout and joyful cry;
But, all see the Pilgrim sink
He falls with a groan and fearful sign
On the svery fountains brink
And thus dost thou after shadows fly,
And toys that at distance CLEAN;
And thus thou shalt fall, with groan and sigh
On the brink Of pleasant Dream.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
SCHENCh,S pULMONIC SYRUP.

IRON NJ. E. VAN BUREN,. the Subscriber,
do hereby certify that about eighteen months since,
caught heavy cold which produced violent cough pam III
the breast and general arrangement OF the whole
The symptoms gradual increased Notwithstanding lie many
remedies that used Nj cough very tight and tTou
biesome considerable eiaciaton and weakness al uneS
Violent pauation of the heart particularly when excited
myself hectic fever chis which were succeeded d ~ n not
ashes aud great burning t!s RAIN OF my hands ana soI
feel NJ bowels were c2sT- ana iIreS"aii bcis o.
never eyer,ed 70 recover Hserns at hlSuhe so "c 81
Sc-ucks Punonc Syrup and the gr At CURES as making
IN h;< CIR resolved 10 give triai soon alter com
m.nced using IT, caused copoas es:ct4alon OF yellow
mater which afforded great relief Under us u.s. all
disease disappeared uad now eno almost as goo health as
s;dpnce is a, No lS Christophe1zuevt. where any
coasnmr,ive person md will be most happ I"
direct them h, place where nave every confidence they
be- cured MARY r. AN buren,
New YoIk, Nov. 90, 1873.
Prepared By H. Sheack and for sale his principal Of
fees No 81 Soulsxl street, door bso. The corner OF
Ch-smut, aud his Laboratory No. i2 Race-sect ha-
dera Aso for sale i9s Courand street, door beo"
the Of Greenwich n Y-h@ only Face N this City
where the genuine ba had Also 399 WashipgosttIeet,
Boston ; No le Broadway, Albany, \. y
The above Offices exclusively for thu sale OF nlmGnc
Il ImeOdr J. H. ST E1F|SJk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
GENUINE TEAS

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANToN. TEA co MPANl,
"I Bpsach $50 Store as BlsseSs,:szsst y Y
.iseney at ll6 Fi4ton-Sreet, Brooklyn p,,'uson VI
INVITE The ATTENTION OF CITY AM M.
1 country families and purchasers the appoacns hD.
ay Fen.f 70 tsr s1vsal establishments wSsg u un,
euItSstrd reas in Ii United states The universal
art and Of their House with to E 1a
itlss, low and upright deaiis Is too well unue's'o'
osI9 and only for w h 5 ss To
Der the nabe Of the store IN skns o IT, bey
az III liable SssS be led sstray @ 4 %;
Cha,I,,rneet (net door 10 Luralds Snuh anG loofcto
vii so be pleased take hat III Canton If1 ere,
p.ny have nothing 10 DO with any oteI sthieS 81
except described al the top OF Tins advertisement as-
\ IL KINDS OF FLOUR, az wholrsaIe and
W heat i traIs m io made
SANITY hand IN large Quantities u suit ''u
The above articles also put op ~ s1, ~ bags 81 , a
sale prices: Kept continually resh on anu d Only s"}'
AIss on hand, at tcta-shp Stuff, Shorts, &c. ut the
Mills 2,5 cherry-s''ee' two dGq2 g I BfEsgr,TSHtRs
CORPORATION NOTlCE-Tax,payerss are
Y hereby notified that the discount the CnT and State
Of r. il" "i rf S ;,Hi month Dfss@6sr >, ,,x
RY r. KlERSFED, Receiver OF Taxes, toid Aims HOUSE
Park without delay. 5000 r.,,,r,, c...u.
Comptrollrr's Office Dec. 9th, 1913 OH tD3o
NTOTlCE-ClTY AND STATE TAN Tor 1913
~ Comptroilers Office, Nov. LIST, l8t3-Ihe following
,ec,ic is extracted from of the State LeSisi tmre
etted An Act for the Gol!ccoa ION, Of IaA.s " .e sy
Ar 9 sec l. any person shall desire TO pay The alnou'
of his taxes before first DAY of JANUARY (neSt shall be
the duty Receiver Of lakes 10 receive the same tnd To
deduct the Of SEVEN Yer cent per anuh be-
tween the day of such payment and the FIRST day OF FEBRUARY
The following resolution was passed by the Board OF gu
psryisorS October Sd, 1873: 80
R.;oIy.J That the Receiver Of Iaxss be requested to
ceivc he taxes named the last co umn OF the Assessment
roll from all such persons MAJ desire 70 pay tr rs
seven ne. cent er annuu the day lsuch payment TO
tie first DIV Of February next.
70 enable h, public avail themselves Of the DISCOUNT u
lowed notices hereby gwen that th cory fos
Park wee Henry T. Kiersted tsI secH'vef Of I'Nez WI"
attend daily between thu hours q! 8 a y ana II VI
ALFRED 4. SMITH, Comptroller.
RATES Or IAN FOR is43PE SlUO.
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the purse strings of helpless and unprotected
provinces. She clutches no in-gotten wealth IN
CORY palm. Poor as she is, she can afford TO be
generous and to be lust-shc associates her name
and her glory from the conquest of Indian prov
inccs-she abIures the sway" expected IRON
the n,editatcd occupation of the PunJalb, and she
desires not 10 be associated with the shame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO 10 JOI1-E-S IhEC
ELLlO1, BURNAP " BABCOCk are con.
ss4ntly supplied w large and general assortment OF
which the following: Hubbard's eolored Papers, In
sIeat variety Boston CopBsIpsts rapers Of iuRsI,o;
Posi- and Blank Book Papers ate Clothers and Carpet
makers Press BoaIis; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa.
Papers, SC sc.
fapei-n.sks: :appied with Ill siad, OF stock and
Iiais. je3a T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PL l..1S t n tn

A MOST EFFECTUAL kEMtRTp Pulses, Bars,
scss ons Salt khea@ Asqe Frosted F &C.
tisn, Sore Thloat, Fever Sores, Hip ComT''A'' ,,4
Th;s Plaster has been Used with graf sufff end il re
ten years aud those wh2ahe rs. o. i ma testify nS
fal their families as thousan DIS can M by Ms, e
PI Pro, IL 1913 Woostestss
vans 76 Bowery; E. II. Tnpp, l6I second Az.
nue.: o. Sanford corner Of Houston and CJ B,dses'
Brooklyn Miles look, OF Prospect ss dis ln
Mrs, Reed Thread and Needle Store, fulsoh ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
A. NJ. MERRICK, P. N.
.sQr. IYistar,s Hnlsam OF Wild Cherry:

.sDr, yysstar,s Balkan OF Wild Cherry:
the greatest medical discovery of the DAY 1t all
affections of the lungs and liver after do 10
more Asthma ei - u gears Standing We viii WARRANT
IT TO CUEv greatly relieve.
CAUTION Limitations of this wonderful reInedy
Swinging NJ, in all pats Of tte country called by
names, Syrup OF Wtid Cierry, Baisam of Elecanpone
Wild Cherry besides Others. Our recruitment
alton, virtues word for word except substituting some
unknown medicine for the fr Pnce Of inetleins
whose merit will not sell them short every SUB
euge and trick resoGed palm off The ARTICLES Tor The
genuine wisars Balsam Of Wild Cherry The sioTe we say
2o Fulton street Of Nassau, New York L-XteI Al
bany; GorIan New Haven; E. W. Bull, Hartford. d23 I'm
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RATES OF IAN FOR 1913 PER SlUO.

IEWETT'S CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
u Consisting of LnInens Tor
Coughs Consumption. Group, 0ulnzy, Fevers; euma;
,isms Nervous, and Spinal Diseases, ominon ef' Gus and
Sick Headache Cholera Morbms. ChoieIt lntantn .nd
StlmainS; Vegetable Cera. letter aud Pile S!lve Di-
phoretc Drops Electoral Drops Female Drops, Alternative
Drops Vegetable S,ups, Essence Of Life, Nerve sanatVe
Trachs Dro,s Cough Drops. Arthtitic Fills, SC &c,
with directions accompanying saci, 80,
B-Ilese medicines particularly adapted 10 the va
non, diseases for winch they are recommended and many
and various the testimonials in the hands OF the proprietor
from various of the United States gratefully
Lodging their efficacy when all other medicines had
failed Some of these testimonies are published IN the Pam
phlets which may be had grault0usy all places where the
medicines for sale; where $50 be had Jewetts Fam
lily Piy ciau The fact that these medicines always relieve
el essenr to tie afflicted Ty aud let them stand by
their merits. For particulars, ShowBls and Pam
phlets.
l For sale Drug Stores n TIE c!y ~, and by
DIR J. CEOFFUT, No. I40 ATTORNE.f-SIRkE lei,
y Agent where the medicines may be had Wholesale and
retail Dr. c. will also attend those who may reMiIs his SER
he feels confident Of giving good satisfaction the allsed,
whatever may be their malady. n20 I'm
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| COPY of letter from a POSiMAolh Eli, dare id.n
~ SrocKBRIDGE, Mass, Dec 49, Id'1.

Mr.. Isaac BUTTS,
Dear SIR have JUS, received doz Of WSers oaisam o.
Wild Cherry through Messfs HaIuden'' E'iLesS '9 "'
leturn YOU my thanks. The reputation OF the i'soiv" "
arg. sale, of II have already sold OF H. winch IN
ders.and IS dong wonders especially 10 gentle W no a
used all thu advertised medicines orveI complain ana con
sumption IL has had severe cough icr year anu nail
WINCH nothing could check for auy length Of tune until
commenced taking istas Balsam and although ne has
taken bat Part Of boe still his cough has almost
t,r.iy lett HIM. He had taken BOTTLES OF Buchans
Hungarian Balsam OF Life" with little or no oeIisht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

ITO IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Sites
the immediate ueighborhooi tiBrumnous Coal and
Iron Ore rstquait in Pena anis-the point
70 ds water where such Coal and found ogther-
The communication Is complete With Philadelphia and Ba.
Il; and i35'he5 Information apr e Atsbad
to The undersigned Merchants Exchange oTk
where ia ts specimens Of the and oe also maps
apdSectoas Of the property.
no en- W r CASEY Civil rnsin.e,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

DEiNTEhS AND BINDERS WAREKOOMr
Ncs, - sad ), Ga!d-,!rss, Esw,Y -Apn! lsi3
n< Press Nschne and Saw Mandatory in consequence
Of The addition OF new and improved machinery their works,
aud the reduction the materials and labor
bled gG.y reduce the prices OF their Presses, and of Prln
and Buds1s materials generally; will bs by their
sry printed Giro uiar which they ts leave refer
This Establishment s under the PERSONAL superlnten
d-ncs Richard NJ Hoe and Reesrt Hoe. and they
t-ir III the reduction prices
all rtcle manufactured by ts Establishment shall retain
the high reputation which ihey have hitherto sustained 1t
Will also BE- their sndeavo improve the quay Of
hop every particular hey 14er thems Ives, also, Aa
their old friends a not only continue their ievors, but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeevos furnah
The yer; best articles a: barely emunerating prices
Orders from part OF the country for all articles ued by
Printers Binds!s including Type Ink. Paper will BE-
executed sin DE greatest and prompude and The
hes: terms.
Johns work and repairing will bs do. 4, the lowest pe:,
bls prices, srti, every attention and expedition.
y. B.-Aii articles manufactured oy this Establishment
viii De Stamped K. Hos Co. that persons from abroad
Be imposed upon with spurious articles, made
tatou OF theirs.
Printers If newspapers who publish this advertisement, with
this three times before the first of july and send
OF their Will be entitled payment Of their bill
on bu yang iour the amount oft. a20 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

LrEYSER'c PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
"a and beautiful article combining the
seutl qualities Stove mild ana agreeable heat, Tlth
immense saving ue They came before the public with
tie city both regards health and cemtor and students
sedantIy habits they invaluable. TIE
Of fei IS immense aud the new pattern arranged with
safety ralre Which pcecludes the possibility Of danger
Iom exosiom They have beautiful base and
al also hearth front and b. Ear the splendid
tic- that he's ever been offered IN market Nothing will GO
which 5000 sold III the city of Boston yeaI
AMI thousand III this city during the past
The prices very low varying from s2; and their
perfect operation Ill guaranteed To the purchaseI-
The arr also arranged with It desired which makes
the article complete Also kyeTs celebrated Cooking Ran
ges, and Stoves various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No. 2a3i Waur-st7-t
x2s ,u doors from B-skman-str-st Sew-Y DIRK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

| THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Just finished.
~ the splendid article offered the public
gS Short Moleskn Hats, a, the low price OF 49, as
ne d. those sold generally st eegan, Nutra Fur Hats AZ
50; also Imitation Moeskn Hats s. Or So 2-very neat
Dress Hats. GEORGE 7. II. BROWN,
I'm Csna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

N7ASHLNGTON ELIXlR.-A pure Vegetable
w Compound" Natures God has seceted in the vege
table kingdom Safe and speedy remedies for all diseases
search for and discover these OF allotu
tol This we'll known OF DIoscod.S one VI IN,
most profound Of the philosophers, has received
another evidence Of its truth and wisdom the discovery Oh
the Washington Elixir which for virtues ma be
called Godsend the afflicted |; is only necessary 70 say
Of that hundreds Of best citizens attest ITS Amos;
magic power thoroughly curing that most ntoerabie OF all
diseases
FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington ELIXIR is equal
y eicaclous in the Cholera Morbus Bilious Choc,
irhea and DyssnteIy Worms and I1yspspsWa I5s
substances, Of perecy simple and harmless
though unequaed Tor the rapdity and with which 1t
compes the stomach perform the peculiar functions re-
CURED IN eectng radical CURE OF the above mentioned
dseases-one dose having unftrueny caused peTma-
cure.
The Washington lixIr envelopes containing clear
pie md precise directions for its be obtaned Of D.
+. NJ GUION, l27 Bowery Of Grandst; and OF X r.
Moss COL Grand md Caunou-sts Wendoyer, i Eighth
Avenue A w Gabaudsn IL Sixth Avenue; DR.. K. Lesget
aud 9th street, Dr. a. A. Field. b. oadway and 2Ih
street, Guinness l28 Sd Avenue m Ed Che
teney Bowery and Brooms J. J. Coddagon
227 Hudson street, F. L. Cotton, 265 Beeckersest Oliver
Deromas Co.; 80 Chatham Or VIM Cecil YoEkve;
a. l.. Lounsbury, Manhaltauvle: Dr. w. g. Wood, HaI-
lem. DE- I'm