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THE TRUSTEES or The SEW I0Ri
FIRE DEPARTMENT - ~ fss<S;i Nn oSs Ia.
70 81 ~ = - BE- srsa IN sd Of the WIp
6ITS AND oRPHASs Of the FIRE, DEPARTMENT.
N whicii occasion he following eminent voliss have
ne knds. generously youatee th-,t va
s'ssS R Na5525a : :aSf 1 fsRozz
Md Naa'@ 62 8sEG 1oDER Sir faSi N Bfot &
Mss rA{LoR L6yI1rli, PI0tsssoo s5edy 'oIqn'sF'.
MsJsme BURKHARnT
Aisoiq IKE manner tbs, SEw-YoRE SAGE 20 MIS-
10 perform, tw- Grand haTuss The who'e 70 De z
1sct'-u OF Alr c HILL Leader assisted br powsfte
ssuts to pre- lde Piano Forte Il VIII b. tfom IN
ABOVE seda isvarl opportunity gwen 6
con6da,t puzzle AID me trends CT Jn DSpartm
generally wall BY their 'upp9l VI hls H4o
them % relieve ls ui me many Widows and Orphan
who rey the Department Tor succ9F aEt ,ss
ST. admitting one .Iy and GsneG,aa Extra iadss usSsN
had the ylacIta Music Stores 0 the oce'
OF the Department o. .iEhet Of he SGn@itLee
FORSYTH L.tBAGH, u Grand-stEee,
JOHN FRYER 2i6 tronI-stTeet,
ISTONDEKFUL EXHIBl IlUN.--kGGS HATCH
81. II to7P " Jlijy a. eG NasSau street over Jhe 7!
cane office. No exhibition D. more 'ntereStug TO 70
l ibou.bI. fsM Sar.fs az @ lures God Ladies
peueuaI Hs'll be hisniy sr'nt- 10 99 connnHed of
ss ofossn On application l3 cents. Alrc -euternen AM
olnsrs iymsat s nave card OF adm ssion 20,
days break zach da Pamphlets .I%y an
ed to estaoi,srnment at pleasure mills 49,
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
EVERY Day Ard SlS'i ETESlSG sTIHIs ws.K'
81 g. Gst s Of Ethiopia
Meodts America, who give their Grand Concert at saeH
Mss E. RICHaRDs, charming and accomplished vo
cais late Boston, her first appearance before Ne"
Miss BIZ aSCHARD the celebrated aud only female jag,
S h as"o fysf and Negro
Mir 5. WILLIAMS, the dshpsasor of Irish Character.
NJ #o| sHER IF y;o sas S?yu. Ballad Singer
xeS.i 5 hs efeBlai
and faithful representatives Of the people
Egypt may be SEN IN Their natye costume .r NAV hs c,r
suited privately at all hours OF the dly and evening
Performances every evening at elock' anu Wednesday
Ticket, 25cept, children under 10 years, l2s cents
Twenty-Five for private consultations with th'
Gypsy Queen --------------
DEAL.E'S NETWORK MUSEUM, and Ma
tonal Portrait Galley, Broadway opposite the Cay
Hall.
Of Of I'd Eyi9?i Ri VIII With splendid
fractions.
The manager happy TO announce an WIZ 81.
nor FRANCISCO the renowned Magician and Eluiltorst'
late from The American Museum
The PHILADELPHIA lliNSTRELS, the most SUPERB
band of thiou,an me and III America
Signor NIONTlYEDO with his grand echanical esho'
ton of niue performers.
The MIGHTY GIANTESS. a charming and beactiiol
LADY sixteen. but Of enormous proportions and
most beautiful vocalist.
Mr. D. W WRIGHT. an unrquaed sentimental singer
Miss JESSELYN y, an accomplish d iuseuse :,
GPSFY GIRL sister of the Qu-eu at the American Nin
sum and the b,t teller city, may be consulted
privately at all hour; Of the day aud 1vtninx. o ooo
osities Admission shilling; ia TO those no
consnl, ,hs G,ns,. ;,rl mhl8
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM OREGoN-At q
recent meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. late and interesting communications were
received from the Rev. Jason Lee, the Superin-
tendent of the Oregon Mission. The dates are
TO the 2Sth Of October, and came via Pensacola.
Three detachments of emigrants from the West
crn section of the United States, had arrived at
the Columbia River, some of whom had suffered
severely by sickness, and want of PROVISIONS
One man in the last detachment had died on the
way, and his widow and four children had arrived at
the mission station on the Willamette.
The emgrants. on their arrival al the Willamette
Valley expressed their surprise al hndlng the reli-
gous state OF the inhabitants so much better than
they expected to find H. Many of them after their
arrival had attended the ministry of the missionaries
and had given evidence OF desire TO change their
mode of life. Some had joined the Church on pro-
hatou, and ii was evident that their example had its
effect on many Others
The Rev DR.. Whitman, belonging to the Amerl-
can Board OF Missions, who recently visited the Uni
ted States had returned 10 his charge on the Column
ha, in good health
Anexcellrnt state OF Christian fellowship pervaded
the entire family of the Methodist mission, and the
prospects of It's never before so natter
ng They have suffered both by sickness and death,
but when these letters We're despatched, nlr. Lee
saws those who had been sick were recovering. MIR.
Brewer is spoken of as having been dangerously Ill.
The Rev Mr.. Perkins had been assaulted by one
of the Indians from the interior. The chiefs had as
sembed in council, assisted by DR.. White, the Uni
ted States agent, and determined that the Indian
should be publicly whipped, and he received twenty
five lashes Mr. Perkins nerceded for the prisoner,
and was anxious that he should be pardoned, but it
was though, that prudence required an example.
TCom. Advertiser.
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1 ,oITON TWINE-lO, 600 pounds Cotton twlne
3,f lof sroeers' use, by MUM * PETTiBONE.
al SIS Maiden lane.
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CTEAM POWER TO LET-kooms II rent
- with Steam Power Possession IL BE- gwen LIST May
Apply to the HOE" Printing Press Machine aud saw Ma
ruTac,or,. 90 and II (;.ld II "a In
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York, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH a2 1874.
CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE, >

FOR SALE Wholesale AND RETAIL,
AT GRAHAhr>, IN The TRIBUNE OFF. CE.
loo NasSau-Street.
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~ Health, Quiet, and Comfort

~ Lots Ia williamsburg for Snie.-Six ell
s,bs BUILDING OTIS OF extra size located on The main
horous hare East from the South Ferry surrounded by new
and good buildings will be sold cheap 70 Close part
nsrshn Apply TO P Fish, II SassAu-st Nsw.fork or
in the evening at nus residence In Williamsburg ie2stf
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r A letter received in town. from on board ship
Canada, dated Bay of Newita, LAT. 81 Al, August
25 l943 says that the natives on the coast seemed
very kind: that there had never been a whale ship
there before-so that considerable trade was earned
on with the inhabitants The writer also states that
they had the chief on board, and intended 10 keep
him for fear of danger-ior so long as ne was on
board the natives would not dare TO harm them
New Bedford Bulletin.
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7 lTHOGKAPHY-B business Cards, Circulars,
IL Maps, Plans, Architectural Drawings, Machinery lad
scapes Polrts and Description OF drawing and letter
!.s iitlos rAphed on moderate terms AZ
E.JONES LlthograqhC Establishment;
1913 Fulton ST. y Y.
SB-Dnwings and Specifications for fateuts made out
.,,i r ,tbo,rarhs,I NH lm'
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ANTEi-AG eNperlt need Woman IS Nurse
and S~aus;ress IL private family IN 6Tookya I'm
doubted re,crsnces CURED Apply after 2ocse& >m,'-'
.trs-f nrs .,rLr TOM tsh2Q s.
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N-ANTEp-A place as waited by al American
t,f 4 Ifnbgas oflics ushlS 81
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CEERIFF'S OtFlCE-WM H. BRIGGS,
- Sheriff of Weschester County, and his Deputy,
MADDEN reside teekskiil 10 which place all ohcai
communications should be addressed
prsk>kiil. Feb n, 1874. VI I'm
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

- Free Lectures on Man: Or Phrsno osy and
Psychology sppd the ,sPdy Of S no ns naa
"a cn,p~ u rbs Memory 10 Ma,rmony, Hereditary
Descent Rss1a Mor foes F F%WLiEnSss a, t 4nos
Hail ever Mondav and "Wednesday evening and a, Halls
Buildings Brookvn every Friday evening commencing al
Il o'clock and closing with public tests OF the Science o
free -, L,;r
Professional examinations and books Daily ard Evenings
al l3l Nassau in Clinton Hall his splendid cao,ast :"
Busts free TO visterS. les LII
Health Quiet, and Comfort.-The Graham
house So Baclay.street. Newfolk prefers advantages 10
strangers stopping few days weeks il The CITY, such as
are rarely offered Il eIgbly located clean and any
near ths business part of the city, aud the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Its
are convenient and while It's table supplied
with best Vegetables and Fruits that An be procured eS
Chsrrss moderate and effort made render Boares
comfortable Shonef Baths free Remember, 81 Barclay
street !! - u
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THE PoMERoy EXPRESS RoBBERY.-The arb-
traitors commissioned 10 apporuon the reward offer
ed for the recovery of the trunk, Sc made their de-
cisons Yesterday, us follows:
were james NcGath Nlouson, Clark Hiram w feiteI,
kjoIphas w, Von Sent, William RiSchmuller, Peter /
Wake, James w smith Vernon THOMPSON and Dora
Schultz The claims OF Won Stht Rschmolsr BTqlaari
2 J. Walker Smith, Thompson and Schultz are DIS t!!o"ed
and t award appoticned among the Others as follows;
TO H W FelteT 81 per MoGson lsse IN per cent
TO Samuel Wa,aer IS per 70 e Kelly per cent and
The awsrd bsas So 600 ii w Fete. 00O Clarke
81 9GO Walker Se1p Kelly $500. and McCimjh $3.50
Felter is second teller OF the Merchants Bank,
who detected the $500 which first led 10 the arrest
of the Robber; Walker is the second teller OF the
Bank OF New-York, who marked the note with the
name OF the deposition, Won Sent Kelly is the clerk
of Drew, Robinson 81 Co., who furnished the de-
scription of the stolen notes to the banks Clark Is
the MAYORS first marshal. and McGrath police
marshal who arrested Lachner and recovered the
trunk and money. Buffalo Com. ADV.
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The following is a list of the latest and most
popular Works issued, which will be sold IN any
quantities at the Lowest prices: also the Works Of
SCOTT, BULWER, JAMES, COOPER,
DICKENS,
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4 GEN TLlNIAN. his wife AID three chirsn
" tto s.fi and bow 81 above SsarsO waat board
g IN senls- aa :sl,sOus family the UPPER p!gt ct
hi, GUY nor below Houston Eas, 81 Braat"ay Please
address the Office 81 tins paper. siAiiaS residence nd
lowest pei week. lnust 81
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XArANrtL-by yoans man mat has hdc TWO
w years sxper,cGes IA esslasss Gcca aSga,
SITUATION A4rw.r Giccery strs>aiaf nor 80 much
OF an ooect As Employment coed Recommendations "i ee
..sui, t!y 2t;snted nl<s :"
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" EaNTEIe-.sR active, lnts hgsnt Boy, from II
wars axe OF ood moral who writes
.ord h.nd. Ssd - .isS max himself seev.s!y pse
IeAli stone aaulrs si DIVISION tnh2 81
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REFINED SUGAR
K T. ID L G. f. ID | n L K T. f..

Il 7 y Q z T. y I " I II 4 = II
.XTOOi.SEY. AND WOOLSt.Y from Ihls date
w offer THEN STANDARD DOUBLE REFINED SU
CARS at the following low cash prices W.:
Ina, u cYnis Usr n0upd Wh.n less than packages are
prw,lsI'i Il, do do atdltioua
The above packed 10 follows;
loaves III Boxes OF 900 pounds
S5sshss j? BH' Of Of s sS DO No charge for packages
Apply 10 the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery corner oil
South and Montgomery SIS. or at SO Wall st.
b Orders Of the city must be accompanied oy re-
hsnL u u
DEFINED SUCfARS.--K. l.. " A. SlUAHi,
n are now selling the QUALITIES Of their steam refined
sugars IN ,rs OF five packages and upwards at as low
cash prices rs any other refinery.
The Sugars are packed az follows without charge icr
packages:
Lcayes q boxes OF 300 lbs.
Crushed III barrels OF 2JU lbs
Ground, III barrels OF go lbs.
Apply ~ the Refinery 28o Greenwich street corner OF
Chambers Orders OF the city must be accompanied
49," - ;,,anc. II IF
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MRS ROBINSON, from Elizabeth ST Fashion
l'k able Clear Starcher, 50 Sercer st fifth door above
Spring Taaton and Embroidered Dresses aces French
Worked C,pes olisrs &c made 10 look r~aal to new
shtwls Silks MeiIoes. Table Covers Silk Hose Nc clean
ID M the best 2ll I'M
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rENEAS.-20O chests Souchong, 200 halt chests
l. do
$50 half chests Ming Yong SouchOag
20 do Caper SOuohong
10 cnests nus NiOhre Powchong.
20 fancy bos-. tue Niobse oouchoGS.
100 chests HysoH
10 fancy boxes II yson. iiac.
100 chests Young HySoI.
$50 half chests do.
400 chests Hy,Ou Skin
% half c!iaats superior t3uap0Tder.
SO DO DO imperial.
sIicountry o. Aed and Of late nportatIon.
Eor sale by GRINNfLL, MiNTUkN co.
IL ~ SoGh.sfr--t.
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DAM -NtlN " An EU-Ihe 8dVeIuStr. q N.eT
IA - Iai;or soss.fnas II '>>oc4sriag hu.>slt l. os>i
w 5, sab jrren psSS>>u- PRACTICAL w'esse 81 the
b,ys business ~ $50 ys ~ ou b raj
ale he fstav made Asauc u The above 70 ay oEc
,aslfs nh, oFporrGElY rs1i - p With ire Sc
stss esl. L. possession df>t Stfus Also good
connection Letters post pad addressed 20 y Is BaooAyn
Ost ufiics wi, u,-tV va astsrtl ish2O -
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Address l. O. I, Tribune odcs inquire st tn high
lyn m5l6"
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UNHE MEUlCAL PROFESSION are respectful
M formed Ina, arrangements have been made for the
yesive application of Eiecnclty OF Nervous ur9'-
" Pro sus Paralysis, DimnesS of 'sion Scroioiou' H.
mors Ri, una IN Ne either unrr their notice or that
OF Physician perfectly familiar with rs use--N@ Mercer
street d flee hours from 2to3 tea mn
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l,.NTt.sL BOARDING N SOUTH BROOkLfN.
\ GENTLEMAN WITH HIS WIFE may oS-
\ tam the best 81 payiog rhambtr nRu,uiShed, Win
board At alae dollars w-k Eau>sd rooms pIcpaItlon
>n-e persons 54klrc nsshd ur.cI chambers i've dollars
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
TO MARRIED. LADIES.

MADAME RESTELI,S PREVkNIlvE POWDERS
1A Ihese Invaluable Powdsn have been universally adopts
Europe but France particular FOR upwards OF thirty years
well a. By thousands y this country q; benny the Sa MID
bids too rapid increase OF family. .
The results of Their ADOPTION die appnees the health. may
often the life Of many aectonate wiz and fond mother
touch upon within the limits Of
results which affect emily the well beinR Vi parents,
but the future happiness Of he oxDng y it BAG well
known that the lam lies Of the u increase Beyond
the h.ppiness Of those them pin wound ds.se N
how many instances does tn hard WORKING faiths, and mers
especially the mother Of poor lamy remain savss rouGh
their lives the Of ineasnnt labor, t0ng but
live and living but toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort and compaIave auence and II care and oh have
father, how often the wsAow left unable with the
Intentions hs dateess offspring from becoming
degraded objects Of charity progale Of vice Evea
are he days q tr kind husband and father bsIsd 10 b.
holding the emaciated form and declining heh Of s
non Of his BOSOM she had reached the Of thirty
fast sinking inD prematus Eaye-With The certain pros
soow. and Ii: young and Hspes: o sss
attentions and wachul solictude which mother alone
he heartvndns afhicton Is i desirable, thens morals
themseyes the well being Of their Offspring, when sig
& easy healthy and certain remedy within our conuoi
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this ssbjec and es
mating the vast bene rsultng % thousands by the
tenon Of the married consideration. !. 40. and
vruous evils to which sabjsct by Rmpls
and healthy within control Every dspassionae
yuous and enlightened mind will Enthusiastically
Price five dollars package, accompanied with fall par
cular directions.
All letter. Be paid, agd addressed TO as."
r. or MADAME RESTELL, Female Physician
hours from A. M. to r. M Boston Office, No. Essex
NB-Those enclosing need jv2grc
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

INA .FoRMER RADYERTIsEMENTO on STRUCTURE
%ds pain. n e % sud IL
also the fact that ssctoF: Frequently exist. in those who ar ar
fs:
Ss By
ssa ss 5 sss S
and ;e
nn - n to Se aud with re-
aps he mind ssss rather than
@ Sss a sS ia
belong ss
,ieam need not be much diminished mpsded but what %
e Gsd
should sa steal away a. TO wet s th 1s iii, ~ !: may
40 ,,Iie,ars can eIss without t. The next DN''
.:ss y: a.
es sh
SS. @ 'Ss %Ss eS disposed sao1
nogd sye S% SIX .y TO %
cIrcumssances The third Is
Ts. a % eject %
:P6 RI and 1S lessen mental NG that hhI h complain
mon degree other rarely case Of
Structure which the does observe that he
ictve capable of business formerly This also
effect though little undertood but il unqaesionably
Indeed whoever cousders the natural connection
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon
through the medium the sexual organs
npon the mind This however better explained in The
Private Tease Of the author little volume which sent
Of the world As the of Structure proceeds
the activity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect the Of Sctureths, il il gratfypg
generally accomplished in little time and without
ain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late in the treatment Of this complaint indeed the
accomplished in many days formerly demanded
monh Many persons consult the writer who bus
this CITY for short time only but perfectly
cured though been Of trouble and for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nshes his peculiar OF cure together with his Phi
eatse which has interesting chapter giving every
info maon the subject and written the planest
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he be
consulted the various diseases referred TO IN his Private
Trcatse"at his dwelling mouse, No SO Greenwich
hour and Of the number OF pretender and
books Of quacksry which nfes this city he deems
make the following satemen satisfactory ground Of conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh,
&c &C. he has been engaged in the these diseases both
hospital and city practce for than thirty and
published three editions Of work expressly them Also,
from the eminent Amerca-as Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London, Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physc, hadsl
phia and oes and that he n permitted 70 refer almost
every Physician Of emnenoe this city, The Private Tea,
tise il 81 Address Dr. Ralph, So Greenwich street.
1msnc
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
MAUA ME kLaIELIl.

MADAME kllS ELL.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN. 0ffce aad rs.ideaee, lts OIeca
she BE- consulted with the scest confidence complaints
Incident TO the female frame.
Madame Restes experience and knowledge In the eamea
of obstinate Of female egus stoPpage Suppression
&C. such require bat 70 effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during
other ndsposon, will he accommodated during such time,
with private and respectable board. .
Preventive for married ladies whose aelics.s
sent by mail any of the United States Price IS Pack
age All letter. (post paidl addressed TO boz s6s New Yo
Boston Ohica No. 7 Essex street.
w B.-Those enclosing money nced not pay postage.
out OF the city, whese health would admit avelipa,
that would devote her personal attendance upon them
of hc United States within reasonable distance y29
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
Medical Aid.

CECRET HABiTS--Dr. Benjamin Bell, superinepdAis o.
~ the Asylum Charestown alluding the subject Of
% notice As,s Rp.n;s n: ons: %a: q
lsnda d. qnscry inyisorsng Tonic Co.di. is remedy
cIung ssmens genital weaknrss bArrsnnsss and debility
coldnes in the Of procraticn Dr. Is also the au
thor Of the tfeatss called the Rubcon treating
habits and also the prevention and cure Of private
diseases. .
have rsaA pr. Gsegoys work called the Rubieon,.
bghnng body, mind and soul than other vca We
have no the Asyam about 800 confirmed lunatcs WHOSE
mental Is we'll bodily imbscty has been caused by this
nsdious and dssoatins habit The work question should
" Re Rsspseslaiiy. siii' = =. JAS h. MONROE M D..
N Dr.. GreEoryI residence sS Gold where the
Book and the Cordial for sle the Book 50 cents or sent
larger quantities Of $40 dozen carefully packed
for shipment and will be 20 part Of the world a. may
for the sale Of the above articles the lamp l36 Fulton
street, and the following drug stores:
William street;
s. Bowery;
IL BoWsry;
l46 Delaney street;
n East Broadway;
81 and 79 FULTON street,
OF lmsec And both corners Broadway and Chambers u
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
PUBLIC OPINION

IyA0 PHONOUNCED DIN. 0hEHMANb WORM LO.
worm. in sh g DAT has ever ben osd and sSsy are %
pleasant to hs t.s that hey are hea without any dme1
They bssn than five during which
% NIX s.ss sna o% % As g. Resf
Mountains Their administration has been attended with won
eu much that psren have no sonhdenee
any other medicine for the expulsion Of worms ne ssn
all quarters Of the country How many children can
be found who suffering from worms and are pn,ng awN
for the want Of proper remedy Exen ns eaa,e o. II
will remedy the evil Tamper no longer wiz TOO sss
Be careful procure the genuine shsans Worm LoIsnges
and give them according the printed directions on ne Do1
uns. are .siis,.d and cured BY Dr. Cough
Lozenges The Rev Daru. Anthony Of me Oneida Cohis
snce was given up by his friends These Lozenges sno
Leonard Roger. agsd yesran Of ths revolution Hon MI
whs hays used shan Cough Lozenges and know them to
sso to all Other for III. Head
ache Papaton Of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections OF
he stomach and bowels. They headache few moments
He has also Cahac Lozenges which are taken without
uouble being pleasant TO the TASTE peppermint
he bowels and al who may scs.d wiss Sickness would
al 'so PR nas 1uannva
Lumbaso and all affections Of the chxJ One Million ls,
will not supply the annual demand. Numbers Of unprinc,p
attempted force upon the
Poor Man. Plaster know hsr effects to- well x be d.eeivsd
Observe thar Plaster made by DR. bears fac
sime" Of his name printed the back OF the The
genuine preparations or Dr. Sherman always be obtained
Coddngton "a! Hudson Of SPRING. Sands 1888 Boy
sy of Springs II East Broadway corner Market kush-
TONS three stores. Broadway Mn Hay: iss rpcn strsss
Brooklyn; Zieberu Ledger Buildings rha ana nsdaings
4 Rtate street BOstOu. s2rc
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

THE BANE AND ANTiDOTE-
1 Disease, and all his grisly train,
Are now upon the wing again.
Wrap'd in. thick fogs chilling showers,
They come 70 rack these frames of ours.
Lo Bilious Cholic leads the van,
The mortal enemy of man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side,
SezinR victim al each stride.
Rheumatic gout, and Pleurisy,
For their dread share put in plea
Ague and Fever, Cough, Catarrh,
Are armed TO carry on the war;
While fierce Consumption-forn Of fsar-
Cut. of the stragglers in the rear.
Colds, intermittents Inflammation.
OF every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That, wandering through the maize Of veins
The system succon and sIstans-
Are at this season all too rife,
And, Vampre-like, their food is life.
Diseases seeds arr IN the air
For their dread contact then PREPARE!
As Jackson laughed At British bragg,
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And, knowing how his guns to train,
Swept the invaders from the plain
80 you may laugh at deadest ills,
IL your defence is PETERS FILLS!
They sweep disc use away at once,
As surely as Old Hickoryb guns
And, like the foes taught TO fly,
They never come back their luck 10 try.
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Chllls-
Avaunt My spell is PETERS PILLS!
PaiscPAL OFTIcE, 25 Fulton, ssner Of Nassau street
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