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The Annual NTeetin 2 of the Society, entitled
the New York Institution for the Instruction OF the Deal ana
Dumb vii; be held Tuesday the 2 n,tnnt. ut the house
the Rev Dr. Minor 81 Beekman street for the election Of
officers the ensuing year. and the transaction oil any Diner
business TINT may properly come before it. -,
The Polls will be opened between the hours OF md clock
z. NJ Nv order uf the Board. ii. L. FEEL Sec y:
NEy-YoHK May Is, ls4I myl3 NV
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NEAP LIT A n B y \ II K I
,-yrEa 6,nnT,v
STRAW GOODS.
NAPIER, FISHER s. CO.

NAPIER, FIST Err s. co.
OFFER FOR SALE large assortment Of fa.lion99,e
~ hornets of their m9nuacturr among "hlcl a Ne
apotnn. Rice Patents. Aodenns usnd. ArelnideS BIRDS
Erc Tuscnns Iace NenpotHS Fine SPLIT Straw iIey"Is,
Willows assorted Artificial Flowers. sc &c. dp@5 i"iis
MRS WILLIS the Lady learned IN Aology. has rcl,h
vi ed from the South. she can be seen nj f Iecr No
dies private Lecture, future events and what j. past on UP
science Tor short time. Name tie door ara inde ne p'
pull. atI i.''' -
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR STRAW ST GOODS
M-IIATS CAPS, &c-l,emoved to lc9 Tcarl street.
The stack well worthy the attention OF purchasers MS
goods arc of the STYLE ard the subscriber guarantee lnt
both goods md prices shall give entire satisfaction u snewd
and discriminating buyers. GEO. BklD0E. M iHiis'
TAPER HANGINGS BORDER AND FIRE BOARD
PRiSTS-J ii. s. J. ~ PRATT. No. q South William
md A. Sirc street have hand m extensive iAsopehi
pnnsr iInrnp, Borders and Fire Board Prints winch tey
offer TO Country Merchants ard ocrs on the w aVornoe
torms ~ -
StROTON WATER PIPES.-The manufacturers having
put in operation md greatly improved machine lo
mn cad Pipe invite the attention OF water companies d
the excellence Of their pipes believed 10 be eun 10
INV ner kno,yn manufacture Beng made By maciilcTyH
Is narrtv true IN (nbrc and uniform IN Thickness tle DoIe
romneey polished Throughout from MI Ha"s cass OF
otler nperisons and from the action The ngcne ReceS
s0rjt, al the gregte,t possible sold.y and strength
II can be made Cnlbre weight per yard OF rcqu
arth thus offering decided advantages In water coinas
and others IN saving the expense OF numerous JOntng;
cnmete constantly hand aud lor se NJ the
lowest market prices By . !OfNsVsN, Pr |,
sole agents the Manufacturers 81 " ater-st. NJ l.
rn10 cod
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RARE CUiNCE-.tT AUCTION

\,
\, ARARE CHANCE-NT aUCTIoN.-rhe sub
SN scribe, WI! sell at paic auction. on t promises. on
;ii Nonsy the thrt day Of Jupc aeSf. ut 10 o'clock \.
- - ca,sn and very .snbe place. t,r own
vi nn occupied By hni,c az the East corner OF Man
SON ard Washington street, IN the Ns7ss OF f2nfbheepe.
oflLe a.e he GoUr flos, Village Hailand ave Chufch-
- within ssh-the Lot beng ss,caiy eight cet ont on
.bngtor street ana oue hundred and fifty eton Mansion
>r lie grounds beng lcd with bearing Fruit rrys at al
rt every Ge,c.puou-ALsberiy GoC-ebery. and Cnnnnt
I'M he's ard Gpe Vines and e>cis We variety OF ord-
mental recs Shrubs Bushes EiaeS Dubious. Flower Roots
Fioyer, Sc &c, On the premises sla and very con'e
1in, Dwelling Eoic with a fine brcS stern. ana good
eni sting We'll of Water. covered ~ beautiful tenp'e
l,uleie 4, nccye the Shrubs and lJwe's. diurs the sum
ner ea>on from the Green House on the premises AIp
g the rcat on beng the sir 1T leading from New crA "
ignr t5ruch Niace-cun" Queniy th0ronsniLTe az
ali seasons IN. year Tor business rnd pleasure ~ wei y ono
OF the finest most pleasant and healthy streets ~ t'e
Al.o ut the and place. the only w" vacant -oa
upon The East sde Washington steet, between te anose
nrnperty aud An street te Lots bnG each th-te I9nt
On SAID street aud one hund,e and forty ee deepte
u,le ndputabc and terms easyta; k1gwn on me Guy VI
alc. - -,r, Dan l. "; p pirhte,r.
I'll
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Rcprotimctiori DIR FDI.LICkS Lectures on this sub
last time on Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY May To- TO-
L. at National Hall Canal few door' Est OF b9adwhy
single Lecture Or Dollar fr the three illustrated BY nj
teen perfect Models all full and perfectly true To Nature
These NAV also be seen for tbs week only ever morning
from 9 ll Tx. and Monday and Tuesday e"enia-i from
Till 9, by Gentlemen t,r % cents =, - -
No other Models like these ever brought mo rms ceu
" i;n urf.'' 1H|' " ' MIL Cts
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logx GRAY. Deputy Sheriff. -----------
JOIN J. swGFyy. Aac;:opesr. ~,

JOHN J. SWIFT. Alct'o1ecr >.,,,e
"WEDNESDAY. May 18th. at 10 . clock q, Nioo ga
" l-i1 corner Bgo1twHy AMI Prince s;FSt rev Cao
ret Fnr1t, co,;.tn: of marble typ Grs Bureaus dress,
m. ahc, YcGch Scfrts. >uf9 iabc. Siicl ARDS isney
aaj7s Nok Nbl> iri,:eat'. Towel Rack, tinir WATTS
Dyans Cha.Fs. Tables. Nasst,nts, <c FURNISHING AZ
;;clss, Complete assortment Gtac Ilaff &c ~, o.,
Aisr. ilse assortment Il bac LTefpoo! " axe, S"'
Glass. Sc.
ii,o elegant Ter Cir,s, G. by q inches.
Also. elegant prEn l:tcs. 81 Sc l,nc AID Il.sh
Ia'rngues ready tie ulrtnng 81 . e mo ks
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LIFE IN THE NEW WORLD
BY SATISFIED.

SCENES IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
Words poweress express The adiniraton due to ties
21unnt Sketches Of American SocIc;y-so rke and ytrr
ae hey presented mind The extraordinary tavo
with which they a:e received By public the bet evidence
Of their merit Its nearly impossible supply tie demand
Thi. work. which complete romance IL ITSELF with
GUAR plot; wall i-e corclldcd IN ;'To Numbers.
Prics L.. cent. eac:l-$3 hundred.
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ANOTHER GLORIOUS REPAsT.

THIS 9lUKNING
WILL BE READY AT THE NEW WORLD OFFICE
90 Ann ST. AND ALL BOOKSELLERS.
NUMBER FIVE
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H. AsTuMA OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, IS caused by
collection of morbid humOrs the Hir cells OF The lungs
which prevents them from being duly expanded hence dcn
breast puin the head papation OF the heart, ana many
other distressing complaints. Wrghts Indian Vegetable lis
are always certain To gre relief ustnas; because they
pur-e the body t3,e hnno which when lodged IN The
iunc, are the cn,Ise OF this d-endnl compliant;
-Four or six Of said indian Nevetuble pill taken every ngh
on goin. bed viii in sho time. not MY carry OIL le
most violent lit q! asthma. but II used occasionally itef
wards will keep the system perfectly Tree rom All oiu
hunois tina, form will be absolutely lnpGe
C,I-r,oS-As courercits abroad. AVOID u stores OF II
doubtful caraser and be particular 10 askio Wrghs lnlia
Vegetable Pills. a., u,;,
wholesale ard reaiNo rs Greenwich street. New orr: Me-
lis fremont street Boston, and log Race street. Philadelphia
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G n5 !''' Swift MORGAN. Auc,ores Pine st

JON ). SlI X /. Aurtci.ec- -.
4. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Liverpool CHINA Wsre
w,l5- sold THIS DAY. nj Hbl5's saloon. Wi "o'thy
he attention oi ti;el kccpcc iop.etois OF Steamboats,.
,,gu!.r. houses. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

CIOUND-On the 18th of April Pocket Book containing
money and sundfy papers, which OF considerable
value the owner. who have the same by calling nj
No. q Lewis street. describing It and paying expenses.
rnII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

RECOVERY CT THE MAGSfIcEST JULIA
how her ey rngcts seduccd the winds To wave them or tnt
cler noLe forehead and those delicious cheeks that lilies tint
ed with rosy hue! Reader thi same beauty his lately re-
her after her recoyery-er face yellow Guinea and cover
cd with fever spots her head alas the fever had burea heI
has been caused by the use ooncs Italian Chemical Soap Tor
the SKIN and Jones Coral Hair STUFF for the ai Many uay
tbnk this pu;in.ts not So We you. our VOID
lbs Soap vii any eruption dsgureme, OF the Si
The Hair Rc>,orer will make the hair grow. stop us ilg
cure danlrut and make light red hair grow dark be
SIDES dresses the hair most beautifully Both ase sold ~ tne
Sim If the American Eagle. 81 Chatham ST. or 3 readway,
and l3S Fulton Brooklyn State 81 Boston, Ledger iiGd-
lngs, Philadelphia. MO -'eou
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F. COTTON. Auc,;onoer.
SroUTENBrIGn & FinR, Apstionse',.

STOUTENBJpGfi < FiGR. Auctionse.,
- THIS DAY. iiay Is
Slrrtr-s SItxtY! ~! ms lay IT 10 O'Clock a. ~ AZ
No q tl-a- ';eei hy order u sc Sheriff Las. lot IL
Patterns for Baltimore War, tG,'l.: sc &c
rHI RSBAX. ii-y 70,
SREsirrs Sr-RE y'tae OF seygs T'i,' 81 zen fae's.
IL o'clock p, No TOT BJsyey, tie ceHtent. Il Ba,hnS
I.tabl shr,en corag m psri Of y Bstane Iais ard fI
ne large ~ atsr Catcrn Looking Gases Lamps. SovesB.r
Fixtures, &c. &c. ,,,,. -,
t, In.fln do Per Tntr Gard tH5s>. Tea Tables
Dnlec Tables, Soe;. - Chars. Bureaus lCfee r.
III Cloth Looking GlaN-es Wrfow Cuitsin<, Beseads.
Bed. g.1d.ng DaEissk Spread kchea sad Cooking I'm
- 4. &c IVN. JONES. Sheriff.
O"' FRIDAY MAY Il.
To BlILprRs-SIkSir, sALs-s.ill sci titdsy. Mny
-fh =, TO-, o'clock \ NJ IN ie yicin.y OF seventh ave
rue and -! 81. by ordcr .; the Sheriff. oil tfc 'shi tns
I'd interest Of Constantine Donohne. Of IN end 10 aiso
,lan,iiy o, Bridns Stone conp;s ,g ybout ~ loads
e1'''-''' " ' N' WM. JONES, >ket.a.
ror> CO.. p.cr.v Sheriff
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own cost to let the public know that She has been cured OF san
rhem OF two years Standing by the great blessing Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. Mis- b. does not believe the Statements
respecting this exaggerae cured her IN the most w9ndeI9
by joneh the fifth person who has certified at then Mn
burn and clears yellow dark skin Sold ut the sign OF he
American Eagle. 81 Chatham ST. or S Broadway and .s
in this city bu, the sign OF the American Eagle ~ Chatham
nv Pb;odeInbia " ml3 aeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

A GRADUATE of Dartmouth College. who has been for
1Scme tine engaged teaching, and wishes Ia make
permanent business. desires situation principal assistant
II weil-cstnb!l,hed Academy ,umnlar school The high
testimonials be gwen. Address, pUstpuld, Teacher,
IL n;1 RrnniNIr nib wv
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

is IMMEDIATE ANNEXATION AN ISSUE?
The leading, respectable, and intelligent Loco
focos in New York declare that annexation IS not
an issue in the coming contest for the Presidency.
Let them not be deceived. The chvalry brow
beat them in the Baltimore Convention, and i'm
posed Texas candidate upon them, and they
will have to take him for better and for worse.
Immediate annexation is an issue to be deter
mined by the Presidential eecton--so says the
Globe-so says M. Payne, Mr.. Folks deputy
here.
We have elsewhere referred to circular is
sued by Mr. Payne and the party leaders here,
calling for Texas volunteers. We make the fol-
lowing extract from the circular:
"The treaty having been rejected, the ques-
ton of annexation is referred to the people, 10 be
decided by the Presidential election but that
election does not take place until November
The following is from the Globe, and is to the
same purport:
"To repel this interference, the Congress of
the United States should, as soon as practicable,
embrace the oyertures of Texas, and add four
more stars to the confederacy. We should add
strength to our popular Government to Withstand
this monarchical combination against it. This
great issue turns upon the Presidential election.
If Colonel Polk is elected, our Union attains The
station given by Mr.. Jefferson by the treaty of
1903. If Mr.. Clay is elected it shrinks within
the limits imposed by the execrable treaty of par
ttion of 1919"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
INDIANA.

From this State the news is cheering to every
Wing heart. Already have the Wings over
come the majorities in the last Legislature, by a
gain of four members in the Senate, and fue
certain (probably ssuen) in the House, in the
counties heard from. The Cincinnati Atlas says
that there is also uniform Wing gain in the
popular vote. There is discrepancy in the
number of members elected from some of the
counties, when compared with those elected last
year, which is in consequence of what are called
" floating members"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
From he Spectator.
COLUMBIA, Is. C.) ],

COLUMBIA, Is. c. July, 1914
Sir: In your paper OF July % you make the
following statement:
Mr.. Preston, of South Carolina, another de-
voted adherent of Mr.. Clay, during The same
campaign said: If Mr.. Van Buren, cannot be
displaced through the BALLOT BOX in November
next, |, for one am ready to resort TO such means
as God and nature have put within my reach to
FORCE change"
IL is not true that | ever used such an express
sion, or entertained such sentiment Some
thing of the kind was attributed to me at the
time, but it was promptly and explicitly contra
dicred in the Richmond Wing under the sig va
ture of most respectable gentleman.
In the excitement of the canvass of 1910, re-
greet that was sometimes betrayed into Sc
verify OF expression in regard 10 Mr.. Van Buren,
which my cooler Judgment does not approve
but neither then or since has there been any mo
ment when would have driven him from power
by force, or have circumuentsd him by fraud.
Your obedent servant,
WIN. c. PRESTON,
To the EDITOR Of the Spectator,
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THE BARBECUE TO Mr.. MANGuM.-We had
hoped 10 have been able to have gwen our read
ers in the present number, detailed account of
the proceedings on that occasion, and of the dig
nhed, sta,esmanlIke, and powerful effort, with
which Mr. Mangum delighted all those whose
appreciation of manly irankness, and eloquence,
was superior to the mere prejudices Of party.
The gentleman who took notes of Mr.. Ms
remarks in our absence, and who has been pre-
vented by other business from embodying them
as he had promised assures us, however, that he
will fulfil his pledge next week The gathering
was one Of the largest that we ever Witnessed in
Granville; numbering, we are assured, over
1000 persons, and more attentive and respect
fuI auditory never hung upon the lips of an ora
tori We regret to have it to say that Mr.. Man.
gum met with some interruption in the course Of
his remarks, but the authors of it, now, doubt
less regret il more than any one else, we forbear
making any comments.-Orford (N CO. Mercy.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

the secret now leaks out that thsy nsysr desired
Texan independence. but only wished to turn it
to pecuniary and political advantage. Had half
the effort which has been spent upon the treaty
been exerted in friendly and honorable negotia
ton with Mexico, Texas would now have been
upon the footing of peace and independence, free
to remain so or enter the Union at her option.
But Captain Tyler vanly thought that he would
carry everything before him in the accomplish
ment of his grand electioneering scheme and
Upshur and Calhoun, as visionary as Tyler is
weak, were captivated with his ridiculous con-
ceit-hs disgraceful project for prolonging the
tenure of office.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
WESTERN STATE ELECTION HETURNs.
KENTUCKY.

The returns from this gallant old Wing State
come in gloriously, and bids fair to equal the old
fashioned majority of 1910. Both sides seem
surprised at the partial returns that have been
received. The Cincinnati Gazette says: Bet
ter and better come in the returns! We shall
stop publishing partial accounts until we are en-
abled to give the final result. Enough to say,
that Owsley is elected by large majority, and
that the State is all Wing" By to-nigbt's mail
we expect to receive complete returns of the vo-
tingin several counties, when we shall commence
our list
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

STATE ELEcTIoNs--The next State elections
are as follows Vermont, September the Sd J;
Maine, September the 9th. Seven States vote
in October, namely Maryland, October Cd !;
Georgia and Arkansas, October 7th New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania. and Ohio October 9Th, and
South Carolina, October 18th. The Mississippi
State election takes place on the 4th of Novem-
Der, and Delaware on the 18th
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

YELLOW FEvER-The New Orleans Picayune
Of the Cd inst. says =" So far as we can learn.
two fatal cases of yellow fever have occurred in
our city, but both persons contracted the disease
in Vera Cruz Several physicians with whom
we have conversed, inform us that they have met
with no cases in their private practice, and as yet
the Charity Hospital is free of the disease"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

Efforts are making in New York to put in ope-
ration the American Atlantic Steamboat Com
pany, chartered in 1880, with capital of ten
millions. The agent of the Company in New
York is Mr.. Junius Smith, who was one of the
Directors of the British and American Steam Ma
vigation Company, which first successfully APP
piled steam to the navigation of the Atlantic be-
tween Europe and America.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

TALBOT COUNTY, MD.--The Wings of Talbot
county, on Tuesday last, nominated Saml Ham
Goldsborough, John Harper, and Chas II. Bow
die, Esqs, for the House of Delegates. The va
cancy on the Wing ticket in Anne Arundel CO..
has been filled BY the nomination of DR.. Lynch.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

l.. H. WHEY late President of the Demo.
cratic Association of Springfield, Illinois, has
come out from the foul party, and enrolled him
self under the Wing banner. He has assigned
his reasons therefor in mos, satisfactory r,,,h
LEGATION in the "Journal."
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

The House, last year, stood As w. to 55 l..
Several of our Western exchange papers
give Washington county as two Wing gain, others
place it as inserted; for the present we give it
it went last year. The Cincinnati Chronicle
says the present Wing majority in this county is
lO4 votes.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
DEATH OF MR.. MUHLENBERG.

DEATH OF MR. MUHLENBERG.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Americana
WRIGHTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. IL, 1914.
Gentlemen: Authentic information has Just
reached here of the decease of Hon. HENRY A.
MUHLENBERG, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of this State. His death occurred at
Reading, Berks co., last Saturday night, caused
by apoplexy. Great sensation is the consequence
in this place.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

The receipts at the New York customhouse for
the past week amount to the enormous sum of
nine hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars,
exceeding by one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars those of any previous week.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
Representatives..

INDIANAPOLIS Aug d.
Our prospects are cheering we have carried
Old Marion by majority of over 100 The
whole ticket is elected.
Glorious Old Rush has elected the Wing tick
ct by majority of about 230. Vote gam over
last year.
Last year Putnam had two Locofoco Represen-
tatves by 200 majority; this year the Wings
have elected three Representatives by It's major
ity--a gain of three members.
Report on the way-bIll from Morgan says tha t
they have elected one Wing sure, and perhaps
the Senator. The Locos claim the Senator by 2
majority.
We shall get the State in November, and am
certain that we shall have majority in the Le-
gislature.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13

IL wish to introduce bill for the destruction
of worms" said woodpecker member in stump
speech.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-13
Senator's.
1919
1914.

Below we give the Extra of the Henry Courier,
as specimen of the intelligence received:
HENRY COUNTY,
Newcastle, Aug. 6.
The returns of this county are all in. The
entire Wing ticket is elected by most decisive
and triumphant majority 1910 is again upon
us, and elections 60 now just they did them
We feel that the State has gone right. The fol-
lowing is the result in this county
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-01

long. Go then son of man, the world is
before thee, act on its stage part worthy
thy celestial origin, for thou art sprung
from God. Soon, full soon thou shalt re-
ceive a summons from thy Creator =
Pilgrim on the shores of time, thy pro-
baton is past. Leave now thy mortal
habitation and soar to dwell! with kindred
spirits in eternity Then if it can be
said OF thee, thou hast done, and we'll done
the part allotted thee on earth, life--joy
eternal life, immortal joys shall be thy
reward. Live then, not for time and its
alurements, but for eternity and its reali-
ties.' heard no more--Siow and pen
slve 1 returned TO my room ; my things
were prepared and l left, that night, the
scenes of my college life, never again
perhaps to revisit them. Various have
been the events of life 10 me since, both
of joy and of sorrow; bu: amidst them
all the words of the monitor voice have
cheered and sustained me, presenting be-
fore my view nobler desires and higher
aspirations--objects worthy the aim of an
immortal being. HUTTER.
ToI, 1914
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-01
DIR. MOFFAT's VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx BITTERs,

LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX BITTERs,
EVERYWHERE acknowledged as the best O
IL all the numerous medicines that are offered
to the public. DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX BITTERS are daily and hourly
sustaining the sound reputation which they have
honestly and unostentatlousy acquired No
person ever yet took them, evel for d short per-
od, without being so perfectly satisfied with
their effects upon himself. as 10 recommend them
to others. DR.. Moffdt begs to refer all who have
not tried them, to the " Good Samaritan" where
the disease which they cure are stated, and their
mode of operation is described.
The celebrated Life Pills and Phoenix Bltters
may be obtained, wholesale and retail at his office
375 Broadway. The retail price of the Life
Pills is % cents per box, or n larger boxes at so
cents and 81. The Phenix Bltters are sold IN
bottles at 81 and 81 each. DR. Moffat considers
it as his duty to publish to the world any extra
ordinary cure that may be communicated TO him
By adopting this course, many inyalids, who
might otherwise give UP in despair are induced
to profit by the experience of others. Persons
afflicted with any complaint, or the friends ofsuch
individual are respectfully invited to call at his
office, 375 Broadway, New York.
For sale by V. ROSS, Brandon, VI.