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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--daily newspsper-pub.
hshed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor p % per an
num-postagea paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every saturday
hostages paid, cash In tvancs.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the largest circulation e any paper this city
the oorid and therefore, the best channel for business
msn in the city country Prices noderate-cssh in adj
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the moderate
price, and in the most elegant style. rtf.I
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
--- PRoPRIKroR HERALD EsrARLnHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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"Oh. my dear, do you know who that fine look
ing fellow isI' asked Dudu-iooklng beauty in the
character OF a Scrccress.
"What, the losierT" replied pretty creature
dressed as Ophclia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

tais time, when supper was announced our reporter
took sketch Of the scene in the supper room, and
the artist has very faithfully transferred il on the cut
which we annex. The lady to the right, who is
ter of the ex President Of an exploded Wall street
Bank She has been told that her ankles are ex.
acily Of the same measurement as those belonging
to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

The company was at the highest pitch OF ENJOY
ment about midnight. The brandy and water and
gin sings, and whskey toddy for the ladies', had
and furious, that the Waterman, who had been
properly arranged" and bound over satisfactorily by
one of the gentleman managers 10 keep the peace.
and take no notice "if any thing should occur"
sent up several messages requesting "the gentle
men" TO keep leetie quiet, ''as the people woi
lived next door poppin' their heads out TO
know what was the matter" II was just about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

Other women
Cloy tn sppetites they feed. but she makes hungry
Where most she satisfies ~
"I.ets follow her!''
Such are specimens of the conversation in the
room but the buste--tke buzz-the glances-the
squeezing-the crushing-the whiri-the freedom
Of manner and gesture are indescrbable. II IL time
that we should give some Of the principal names
nd chara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

pACKET SHIP OCMULGEE, from Nsv OrlsaDs,i s ds-
charging Jones' wharf pier II T. H. ConsIgusss Nv this
ship will pteese attend thsecspt!of their goods Immediately
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-FOR ALBANY
Via BRIDGEPORT and ~
80 - HoysAIor'o I. WE' SIss.v. h
AA'-0AoAI E.c- Ss,y' '.a'A',
Passengers for Albany by this korte will take the and
elegant steamboat EUREKA. Capt L. Fitch which leaves
New York from foot Libegy Saturday morning at hail.
past o'clock for Bridgeport by Housatonc aud
Wesiern Ralroa h change baggage CRATES.
Is. A''~A'' arriving .-'"' ''~.'''
Eorpassage Freight apply on board 4 The Office foot
Of Liberty street u M fEhhx, Agent.
. I
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MILITIA OF THE UNITED STArEs.-The following
table is compiled from report to the United skates
Monday by the Secretary OF War transmitting
abstract Of the returns Of the militia In tho several
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

And thus terminated the grand free and easv,
Fourier Joint stock Fancy Rail-" al Miss Smuggins
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currsd-some rather unpleasant recognitons took
appointments" were made--lhe
band got quite fuddled-Miss Smuggns got alarmed
some Of the gentlemen went ieefle too far-some
Of the ladies felt rather queer-a grand fight took
place amongst the cabmen at the door-a tremeu.
dous scramble took place in the dressing rooms-a
good many pockets were picked-a good many
cloaks and hats were mlssing-a good many hus.
bands and lovers were desperately Jeslous-a good
many ladies were dizzy with whiskey and f1attery
and finally the company cleared out, a number
OF the mice young men" singing in full chorus
"Lub is tickish thing you know,
II makes de- lair sex all
Dare's squsSh-head samfo, who lubs Black Rose.
Wants to como possum ober Dinsh. I'spose.
Oh clar de kitchen, clar do kitchen, "a.
And thus terminated the "grand, free and -easr.
Eourler nolnt-siook Fancy Rail', al Misa Smnn1ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

rs now universally admitted 10 be a certain
lspecifc for Dyspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness Less
of Appetite Debility &c Physicians pescrheit to their pa
TENTS gentlemen who have e1peu nced ta curative effects
gracefully recommend ladies have derived the greatest
benefit from is exhibition in and other mpants
ecrFes are restored 10 ha appetite aud The weak and feeble
the Tlch mans bliss. has, through influence been tx
tended 20 all classes aad and nanufac-
turcrs merchants and bankers lawyers and iynes phoso-
phe poets and planters have all been By this medicine
az their CERTIFICATES and recommendations satisfactorily prove
ct thousands upon thousands who are daily suffering
torture both of mind and BODY from the above COMPLAINTS
when az lEialabe remedy offered them the RestoTa
I'VE Cotclal which Is prepared by {. c. SEBRlNG and
soo dt ms Once rot Murray street jl6 Bun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05
Appointments by the Governor,

BIZ aud Nth the advice aud consent Of The Senate.
January "a, 1914
TloGA-Cagk Hyatt, Judge, vice Elijah Shoemaker
January 25
ALLrcANY-Aen Miller. Inspector of beef and pork,
der law of 1913.
PurNAM-Azor b. Crane, Surrogate, vice Abrm. Smith,
term expires ID April, l&4;.
Charles GA Nun, and examiner, vice Walker Todd
VIM J. Blake notary vice John ? Andrews deceased.
RENssELAsR-Cyrus D. She ldon Commissioner of Deeds
vice Lyman Brown removed from county.
Philander Wells, Notary, reappointnent
MoNRoE-Samuei L. Seden, Supreme Court Commission
er TO reside IN the western part OF the County vice Daniel
Burroughs, who has removed from thence.
p. q. Buch4n, first Judgs, vice A. Sampson, resigned
SCHEsEcTApy-D Cady Smith, Surrogate, vice John San
ders, term expires February Is.
Edward IL Walton Recorder, vice Joshua Harman;
Garrett Van Zandt Justice OF the Peace r. McAlchae
Inns Y. " Miller. Justice of the Peace Jabez Ward
vice ID II. Hoag, resigned.
CLNToNGtorge Moore. MASTER who neglected to qualify
January 81.
ALnASy-Anthony blanchard Surrogate vice Moses Pa,
ten, te,m expires 18th February.
VIM. Gould, Jr Commissioner Of deeds, vice Anthony
Gould, resigned.
James Callahan Commissioners of Deeds, vice Edward X
Peck, resigned
Gart Gates Justice Of the Peace and also Justice of the
Justices Coutt, vice David Hosiord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05
New.York Legislature.

Nothing of importance transpired IN the SEN
ATE on Wednesday. The blllregulating the loan
OF the o. S. Opposite Fund was passed. The
bill for the relief of the Kingston and Middle
town turnpike road company occupied the Senate
until the time of adjournment.
Among the petitions presented IN the Assem-
BLY,, was one offered by Mr.. D. LEE for aid to the
American Institute to enable it to establish an
Agricultural School. Among the bills reported
by Committees was one to extend certain prlvl-
leges to the 18th regiment OF the 9th brigade Of
the New-York Artillery.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL submltteja report on
the consttutionality of the law of escheats which
was ordered printed.
Ten o'clock A. NJ. was fixed upon as the hour
of meeting for TIE House after the 9Th of Feb.
Mr. HALL, of Cayuga, introduced an amend
ment to the Constitution providing for the dlvls-
ion of the State into One Hundred and Twenty
Eight Election Districts. The Districts are to
be confined to the present limits OF Counties
The amendment was ordered printed and referred
to the Select Committee on Constitutional Re
form.
A bill was int-oducedby Mr.. FLEET to amend
the law in relation to the inspection of beef IN
the city OF New-Yor
The bill to loan money to Jefferson Co. came
up, and Mr. SAMPSON moved to strike out all alter
the enacting clause carried.
The Governor transmitted the annual report OF
the Commissary General, and $50 copies were
ordered printed for the use Of the Commssary
General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05
~ HORSE-SH OES-War superior IN

~ E-SHOES-Warrante SUPERIOR IN
geTy respect 10 any heretofore used about prce
So the IRON IN bar All doubts this subject may be
removed as oy sending IS By mail Otherwise 100 bs
sorted sizes viii Immediately be forward ad-warranted
sun me secuon OF country for which they ordered
OF applying to the subscriber the works, kellogg
Co., "arrsns, Hart Lesley, J. C. Heartr Brother
Troy; Lewis BsasdiGt s Co, John Townsend, Albany
Persons Co.. NewYork Charles Smith, Bnston 4. NJ. Il
B. Jones, Philadelphia, and E. Prau& Brother Baltimore
where farther information may te had on The subject
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. HENRY BURDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

L'oR COUGHS, AND COLDS, CONSUMP-
chest; and and tafoSt-Ths V,EGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSM stands unvaed 1t has from Is to Is years use,
ard Family MeScins throughout Ns Eng anu 1t is used
Distinguished Physician says he ards safe and very
convenient medicine. Another that has justly acquired
high rsu alton and far he learn has dsaT
pointed the reasonable expectations of those who have used
yons seaua. unfss siTaGd Sampson Red es or 6 Wm
ets 70 Fulton street 273 Broadway II East Broadway Al
So sold by Druggists and Apohacarie5 generally IN New.
York. Price 50 Jl3 I'm
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Supreme Court.

JANUARY SO
Coe aud al. ads Pratt.--New tral denied.
Sharpe ads HinsdiA Judgment for defendant on demur-
rer. with leave plaintiff 10 amend usual terms.
Msrri field ads Walker and ai-Motion aside report
OF rriese.s--denied
Corey ads GiJ5s-Aloton aside of referees
denied
Sharp. ads. Church Judgment for plaintiff demurrer;
leave To amend on usual terms. Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

F1kE.-A sho. factory belonging 10 the Eaton
Company's shot works OF Baltimore was destroyed
nv FIRE on IVe3resday-loss $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

FIRE AT RALElGH.-About 8 o'clock on Wednes-
day evening last the Hotel al Raleigh in this eoun-
ty, owned and occupied by DR.. Coleman, TOOK fire,
and in less than two hours was totally consumed.
The furniture was sayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

DISTRESS IN CANADA EAsr.-The Montreal pa
pers speak fgreat distress among the laborers of
Lachine, more than $50 persons having been found
by Committee without d Inorsel to eat, and the
thermometer at 30 below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

TIME CHEAPEST CASH TAILORING ES-
l. TABLISHMENT IN NEW-YORK.-J. L. FRAN.
hand well selected stock of READY MADE CLOTH;
ING of Superior 4u4ts at lower prices than can be furnished
Clothing manufactured order BY warranted TO t and
made tbs fashionable style I'M otherwise ordered
Goats. Panaioous Vests Stocks, Co lars, BosGmS Shirts
Socks Gloves, suspende Haudkerchies Cravats &c, at
prices suit the most economical.
4 goods must BIZ paid for on delivery. Ja30 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

L1sERALlrY-The Boston Transcript says that
Amos Lawrence, Esq Of that city, SO well known
through the community for his former acts OF be-
neyolence, has gwen TO Williams College the sum
nj five Thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

$685. HARNDEN Il CO.'S EXPRESS
u -. LINE Coffee No Wal-street) vi. BRIDGE
4f@f@- PORT AND NEW HAVEN.-Durns The
- susCension of Navigation on tie sound Line
IT superior Coaches viii leave the oice Of H.den Co
Every evening O'Clock, accommodate Passengers for
Bridgeport New Haven, Albany and Boston. Passenger
allied for he prncpal Hotels Broadway Seals TO be
seCuIt d at HaTnden S Co.'S.
Harrden CO. wdespa.ch Messenger with Small Pack
ages from their Office every evening at o'clock for Boston
and Providence. HARNDES & 60. Wa-st. ts2
NOTICE TO BAPTISTS sale, one halt
the lease OF ew No. % the First Baptist Chutch cor
SC BTcome Elizabeth Il has eight years TO
bgpi Miss Jae McC0iiici. 2a3 Washington street
tFhI vs.
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PARTY VESTS.

PARTY VESTS.
sTEA BRITAIN
A FEW CHOICE PATTERNS of Light Satin
n and White Marseles Vestngs.
Also article for White Vests Several ready.made
Vests for Parties, Balls, SC for sale by
WIN. T. JENNINGS & CO., 23l Broadway,
Of Opposite Park Fountain.
NOTIGE-Ihe undersigned have this day en-.
tered into Coparnership under the finn Of
BILL, for the Importation Of Cutlery Plated Ware and
Il NH @d ne J: Ho VIZ H siLL.
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
| in connection With his Associates Washington ioi
the Claims against the General Government Of
the United staies-No 81 'vailst N-w-York. nl6 If
AW CARD-joHv NJ DUrFIELD, OF NArctlEz,
LMiss,ssppi ill attend legal business that may CON
led 10 him in te Circuit Courts of Adams and me ADJACENT
counties and in the Superior Courts Of ths State ayora
attend business also the Parishes of thar State
Na,chez He refers
Rob Cochran, gent tOr Brown Waraeck
Sam Cochran. hsRry Layeriy,
william half- .lo D&W!y
4 MEXICAN POST OFFICE.-Ihe American
% B csngGy hs s ss3es a pS,, o fiji
transmit ette5s daily from eseh Ely to the othefs-twce
Postage each half payable always advance
Stamps ~ for dollar
Their purpose 10 carry letters by the most rapid convey
acss cheapest rates and extend their operations
the couny so as 10 give TO the public the most extensive IA
cefor correspondence that can b afforded al an UNIFORM
| rate OF postage.
roughly agltate the question: aud test The constitutional
right OF ire competition the business of carrying letters
The grounds on which they this right, published
ant eE sale at tn: Oee IN P p PM 81
Unit, further norge letters on arriving al their destination
rrss rronptiv called for Will BE- delivered oy carriers,
deposited delivery the Government Post Office.
NJ and aassr pasta P 81 Those for Boston half past
Malls will commence running from New York to Boston
and Philadelphia Tuesday the 2}d INST N from Boston
| on Wednesday, from Baltimore on THURSDAY
nusrset Boston, l2 Slaiereet Baltimore Museum Build
Refer in New.Yor to Josiah olcs, ESD SO Merchants
Exchange; Sias Jones, Esq 60 Wais;seet Pierre NJ r.
The public approve the enterprise they requested
give 1t heir support from the sPooSER
New York. January 20 1874. ja2o 3ts ostf
DEMOVAL-JOHN RUTHVEN has removed
Iefrom Pearl the New Store 81 John St Tour doors
above William. where he will continue the Importing and
Jobbng HaIdwaIe. q I'm
| nor SALE--New and second hand doors,
Sashes sash does Counters drawers shelving &c ready
planned by J. Locke. 81 Ann st le2o I'm
| DAGS.-While and colored Cotton Waste and
H. Bale 1 KSss bg ~ sa E Ii sit e
jani0 6m 80 South-street. neir Peck slip.
| !TORNS, CORNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
~ without extracting. for sale at a c. BURRS Jewellery
Store Ne so Bowery New York. Price so Cents each
Jazz Ina
c1S 900 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO suit
y IVY spplienats on Real Estate in i the Cities
nov als Apply 't to A sERGEAST SON Xuc
uonesrs and Real Estate Brokers' No. Brosd Il lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

F1Rg.-Two good saw-mills, belonging to Mr..
Shepard Baker, and situated on Four Mile Creek IN
Webster, Mich. were consumed by hrc on SUNDAY
morning, the Dist inst. Loss probably $4,000 or
s3 0OO-no insurance we believe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05
DARENTs, DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Child
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
OPO d E l. D &C
AND ANODYNE LININENT.


LOR the radical and permanent cure of equity
4 affections and rheumatic pats indoleG umors, swelle
tendons bruises cramps spains numbnes oihe limbs stuff
weakness OF the JOINTS !So IN the breast back
IONS pain and swelling III the face, throat musss &c
Tins enbaocaton is aud valuable combination Of
stmulant, aui aiodyne ingredients, and will be found
far superior any OF the Opodeldocs Lnmcnts heretofore
invented for of the toned malades As
teneappcaon TO pam and inflammation, It's bene
fetal effects immediate and ceraia and IN rheumatic
pains equity affections soothing and anodyne properties
manifested soon after application. Price % cents
Prepared and Soid wholesale and retail, by
DAVID SANDS s. CO.,
Apohecares and Chemists, II East Broadway, Mar
ketst 70 Fulton-s and 23 Broadway Chamberstree,
tGranlte Buildng). JIG In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

.g1Essa CHURCH BELLS AND lOms. .s
snSse VarE s She E Esi,, Of I
.aaA and lg43 for the hes, roned Church Bell sSs
also silver Medal for ths best Bell and Diploma ,od
oSr last is now p.p4'ed his F"und'y TO laIls .s
Bills Of flom 20 10000 Ib5 made o! the best ssn
aud warranted stand and 10 plesse-as,snS 70
oysd cast iron Yokes with movable arms The iae, ,ss
IN" demand for his Bells the bs evidence that cal pe
81 excellence Orders been received from the fa.
ADDS and Amos, all III. Sttes and about 400 nave een his
nshr 10 different places the Stat OF New ofS . ,tr
foundry-Towp Clocks, Ley1u!g and Surveying H
meats Copper and Brass Castings &c &e ,,uNrrLY
ole If aSUnE" -A|'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

DEAD WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
n IiiVE DONE.-Mr. DAY, boot maker, no. 20 Til,
larry :est, Brooklyn, suffered greatly Tor eighteen months
with snacfaton debility sickness OF the stonechoss OF an
petite shooting pains the bowels his stomach Neglected al
hind OF food except SUGAR lie had been attended
ofihs University, aud all to no purpose.
On reading Dr. SherinanS Book descriptive OF the symr
toms OF he thought they met his case he purchased
a of Shermans Worm Lozenses. \ lev doses brought
cured him. Amuiltude of similar Cases m Sht be mention
I'd there children and adults ha suffered al! but death from
worms and nothing relief but Sherman's Lozenges.
Coughs, Colds Asthma W hopping Cough, and even on
sunpuon all sooner cured By Shsnans Coqgh Lozen-
ges than any other known remedy They aay the ticking
few seconds and enable those afflicted with N" most mar
RAISING coughs Sleep whole nights The Rev Dr. Dunbar
Rev Mr. Detoest, Rev. Dr. Easlmsnd and hundreds of thou
sands attest their happy virtues as otsfS can to e
efficacy of hermans Cough LoZeuges for radachr. pap-
a,.on owness of SPIRITS alckless and l3stude, from
bodily mental eIeons. and Tor the wonderful properties
Of ShermanS Poor Mans Plaster Whch costs bat IA cents
and warrasted Tor Rheumatism and un6ago pam 0r
weakness in hs breast side, back any part Of the body
and his Gee SnIe wiki directions Tor are ON the pack
here great man. woE tsS mutations na"ked about
sold b. uapfucp!ed druggists ReEnebec 70 get shef-
mans Lozenges and PiseGs and TIusione others or yoa
viii be deceived
Dr. Shernans Warehouse is iO6 Nassau street Agents
227 Hudson Spring 1873 5owery corner SPRING
y East Broadway Market; S6 William streets o 73,
t59 COL Broadway In Booklyn Mrs. HAYS 1879 Fulton,
pect and Jackson In J1sey City, Randall grocer
In Newark j. f. TnPpe, Broad street fAlits'phia Zeoer
4 Co. Ledger BriIdngs Boston, Redding 90; State
street ALBANY. a. Guthrie, StnwiX Hall Dr. James A
Cmk, Washington City. A Had. Charleston, s C.. G.F
Thomas, AT Nam street, CINCINNATI L. NJ Boyce. chcs
go. Andrew Oliver 4 Co., New Orleans. D'Ann.nac
Barry, augusta D. Robson, Harrisburg. jazz lmD&W
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NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

MERCHANTS about establishing new firms
W are requested 10 peruse the following CARD:
The Subscribers having been established for number i
years. and being practical SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS would Merchants and Others that they
have concluded reduce their CHARGES or cash only)
so PR CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
- All work executed By them TO be in their we'll known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERAlAN x MILLER,
iaI9 3s No. 03 Nassau II. Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

CHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue Of Wit tieri IA
- cias directed and delivered Will expose sale
the vesrn!r OF re City Hal Of the CITY Of NewYoi All
the right, tide and interest winch William J. Carr on the
aa certain lease executed By Francis Clmsted Alex
aner WEIGH dated February 2s 1885 aud recorded the
Office Of til. Register Of lha City and County of NewYo k
thu 18Th day July 1897. Liber 1913 OF Couvyauces
page 81 of ali the floor cellar under the build
lag known and designated Number aud Broad ay
conner Of Broadway aud Ann The CRY Of New rs
(excentirg bac; cellar the then cccup.d
with the right Of snrry the said through
the entrances Brosdws and Ann street then arranged
sc said lease expires Ma. lst the provided for
said eisa for said basement floor SlOO 90 Al so
all the right tile and Interest OF said William Carr on tn"
4th day September 1913 any OF in and 10 fur
he agreement lease By SAID Francis Omsted
said Alexander WEIGH, dated Feb 9Th 1886 and recorded
office OF Register Of City and County OF New York in LII
Der 1913 Of Convsyances So a back cellar reserved
the lease above ed this ls lease also expires
May sr. 1876 and provided for OF hundred dol
lars additional rent for the SAID back cellar.
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
JAS NEsBIrr, Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York Jan 81. 1914. j29 law6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

WASHINGTON ELLXIt:-A pure Vegetable
w Compound" Natures God has secreted in the vese.
table kingdom, sae aud speedy remedies for all Diseases
search for and discover these part OF mans allotted
toll" This we'll known assertion OF Doscolldes OF the
most profound Of the ancient philosophers has received
another evidences of truth and wisdom, the discovery of
the Washington Elixir. which for its virtues may be
called Godend the afflicted. II Gully Necessary To say
it, that hundreds OF best citZ. attest It's amo,s
magic thoroughly curing chat most toeFabe OF all
diseases
FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Ezir IS equal.
" etfcacious the OF Cholera AObus Bilious Cholc,
Diarrhea and Dyssntey, Worms and Dyspepga, The
Washington tlizf beng composed entirely OF Yegetaos
substances is Of perfectly simple and harness
though upequee3 for The raqldy and yigor With winch
com e the stomach perform the peculiar functions re-
Gurrd ri etEsctIug radical OF the above mentioned
Diseases dose having unIreQuenty caused pems'
ncnt
The Washington Elixir envelopes containing c!ea. sim
pie and precise directions for It's use b Obtained OF Dr.
T. NJ. GUlON, i27 Bowery, Of GIanjst; and Of X r.
Moss, Grand and Cannonsts Wendoser al Eighth
Avenue a w Ga5au-, 81 Sixth Avenue, DR.. X. LeeSett,
cor Avenue and Sd street. D Burtna corner 80 Aye
aud Sthseet Dr.. h ~ Field corner boasway ana ln
street. Guinness 1873 Sd Avenue CORNER ith street Ed Ches-
eney coInsr Bowefy ard Broome J. Cedagon,
227 Hudson street E. L. Cotton 2S5 Bleeckerstree Oliver
Deromas Coz 80 Chathamstreet: Or VIM Cecil Yor vile;
a L. Louusbury, Manhattanviie: DR.. w. u Wood, aar'
lem. u I'M