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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

EECHEo, i.EECHt.S i-Constantly on han,
IL received ssh every arrival large supply a ~
size healthy Swedish add German i.ercheS thar vliS
quick sale b. the thousand hundred OF dozen .cd m
up ia uri be transported with safety To any Ia n
tn.C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Aza VALUABLE REAL ESi AIE FOR "A LIE.
I:;H-h- premises cGuacano Paterson Landing
.1sl formerly occupied b. Peter Jackson situated the
bead Of navigation OF Psac the Immediate vicinity
Of the Steam Boat Landing, from which Steam Boats
constantly: and short distance from the Depot Of
the Patterson Rail Road, consisting OF
M The Homestead house and lot the house being large
and commodIous, with good garden plot ad jacent.
Cd The Tavern stand adjoining the above, formerly known
the Essex County fIos desirable
ness.
a Water Lot the Passaic rve front Of the
premises below the hill.
The above pTopsr,y Be- sold together separately may
best purch4 and Il sold private sale before the
day OF April next III b. Offered Public Auction
the premises thesixth day An al o'clock precisely
apply 10 ANDREW PARSONS, at Paterson: PETER
JACKSON, az Newark WILLIAM JACKSON, at Jersey
CItv. MO L0r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

1000 pounds handlers
+. " :, PETTlBONE.
IS Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Appointments by the Governor.
Bv and 1cith the GdUice and consent J the Senate
MARCH l8.
selah B. Strong Sup Court Commissioners for suffolk CO
III place of Charles a Floyd, resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
ERENCH POLISHING PASTE.-This arncl.

Lercnes applied By competenT person any time
a 5. SANDS y co. Wholesale aud Retail DIuggix,
mil I'm &73 Broadway. cor ChamteI ST. Granite Bujs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

oII DIUdu"dV,
RESPECTFULLY invite The public 10 call at
II their store the richest and
sortInent De- found IL this country, OF
BRONZED AND ORMOLC CHANDELIERS;
CENTRE, NANTt,L, SOLAR. BRACKET
AND READING LAMPS
ChNDELABRA, GllthNDOLkS, BRACKET
BRANCHES AND CANDLESTlCKS
IL variety OF pattern,
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, iew and superb atlcle, pecu-
Harry suitable for Packets.
They are constantly making additions to TINS portion Of
their stock from the celebrated manUiactary OF IL y oorer
s Co. Boston, for whom they tha SOLE. AGENTS IN
this city These goods he last Fir Of th- American ln
stute received the COLD MEDAL and have SHY Oh
teped premium all others OF the class when placed IN
cOmpetlllsn
C. * \. are also prepared TO execute orders foG
CIT GLASS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

sss FOR SALIi-A Farm situated IN the town
:;;3 Of Iarflsou Westminster County so mile rolp New
ork 81 from Port Chester East Of White aus
the road leading from Kin. street to Purchasr containing
100 of reaiy first land decidedly good state Of
yards beautifully led with fruit and ornamental trees aud
well warrrd with failing tarn lyGS
handsomely any the county, accessible from the
city daily BY railroad eamhnits and stages Payments made
the purchaser and title indsputahe. For farther
tcuars inquire .! w. WILLIAMS. 262 Bowrry: who has
viewed the premises and give description Of the
or, the premises 0! the proprietor. ~
uI2l In ABNt.R MEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

sssst FARM FOR SALE.-'the Subscriber offers
@ for sale valuable Farm, situated IN Goshen, Grunge
County, y. I. THIS Fam contains Is acres ot the
bast quality Of Land we'll watered b. revertac strsam
of water There eight OF nne chesnut iinbe
Ii situated about hali mile from h \ and Enc Rail
roads, sufficiently elevated command extensive view
Of the adjacent country aud all respects admirably
apted the Toe oi Country Seat OUe halt ot ths
purchase money remain upon the place, secured By
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
OFFICE or The RECEIVER os iAi
on imx HOuse, (PeyE.J, =:

OFFICE CaoroN AerEDTcT os, oA>
ITO IRON FOUNDERS-sealed pf9PosafsSN Y "a sNs,sh as
be received by the subscriber until the h dag o. Wo
next p NJ the Office of the GtotGa f Gps ydr,an
for iortv (iO) inch stop-cocss; aiso MY I'''
20 be delivered IS follows VIZ:
10 stop-cocks the Isl An.n:
IS do do 18th April
IS do do lit May.
IS Fire Hydrants on th: l4t A1Tii.
aG 40 do DO 18th April.
4 do do do iSt May. h,-acu
The material and TO pc Of the 0sr5 e psa Of
and 10 be approved OF by the Water faf,fyo''
Any information respecting the stopeock and
be obtained by enquiIing al the Office due. Cocs
mite reserve the right rejecting pronosa sy
prove b. order of the Croton AQuednc &c GoGI GIN
mgl5t President Crotop Aqseduct ooAN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
f. v e n n q

r. v Il l n 2 ,E
BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING GsotIemep3 ~ sa,r y.
edEor the Counting House" Ill elegant styles ou: for
cant seats remalD Gentlemen are requested not 70 ;sg
Book keeping after this week The season ior t new
Writing Lessons will close ID a iew weeks lhsMS.taa me M
class Will open April 2d those who wish tickets io 10
must take them only q viii oe taksn hoo I'm
Gfogs St Hudson, the Drug sofe-opeh
O. Terms as ahor-. niue
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

asss. FOR SAIE--A farm of iUi acres. Plea
sanity sltratsi Huntington, l. bout /. a''es rom
-. Northpott formerly Cow Ha hor) from " hch I.3cr
thpre Is good dwrp. hous7 barn and other ont
bndin5-l good beari. apple orch r and abuE"c' oi al
other kind, OF u- t,ysuy acres OF timber good ;eucto
ce,r with well Of the door ard stone cisen
Il Offered for sale IN consequence o I'll health o The o"nar
and viii be sold low with or without the stock aud arnns
utensils Titlr .qd tui aGqIats ma.s k.own Wa
tween aad ! P VI. or +. w WOOD, Northport
Nor,hnoTt Feb o. lSii f2; ln-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

rs FOR >h LA Farm containing ~ acrts-
efS 10 wood an-26 miles from N-w OK on the tll'
. pike road 5aby Ion miles from the nl5@aa Qaihr
Farm is good House and out-builjn.s t.ehrd TO s I'm
Is good Dock and Al! the privileges Of The Souh Bay In
uuir- on th- premises Of GEORGE W. BRYAN, or OF
SNI'rIJ G. CASE i27 Charham.s;r-tt nhS In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

80 FOX SALE OR EACHANGt- Farms Is
5 follows: OF 6o, 2cQ t3 IS 81 % }ad - 2crs.
ali handsome murn,- farms wthI! 80 mi!ss oi New
York CITY ana viii be sold or exchanged great bargains
oef r y P. SNli I'll, IS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

For terms and other particulars inquire OF JOHN t.
DREWS, No 56 BIoomestrse Newly ork, or OF the sub
scrb-r iu Goshen. CALVIN B. LUDLUM.
March 10Th 1914. mhI4 lGt'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

TOBACCO AND SNUFeS-JOHN ANnPp
L son co Tobacco and SauF Manufacture, ~ -'
Vail 2l3 aud 25 Duane streets wonld respectable 80
their friends aud th public, taat the ssry liberal t,fTr
greater sHeons III basiI 10 Perfection The articles &
mtBG!1ctur-. SH
Every lurroYernen. that experience has suggested b
,io9tsa anG proved bU;h By the award oi -
tee .in1n1l Far this City fgI "a, best Tobacco -
nHC-t2 well Is tss approx Of discriminating u5c
u. cause n th' success IT fact Of The Puty well So
"afaGcrs u oas otlcco for the .sth c: which ~ -
atsA CPL icAe 81 u most sgHInsnt chemists
- htFe 7ffl!z zsd sample O., Mr. John Anderson, -.
Tux tiaAry Ds" obaccO and ind lt 10 be- lur- rnss.
without Any IaNtur@ ri those substances sh " Inch
The oriInsry hs"lag robaccp Is coateInia.tsd OA
VI, IAMsiS NJ, K IAILION VI. D., Chemist; &c
Such tests warrant 'hs assuriuce that ta 1u,i,
p!f fAsii'aG use-tiii!cGl2iy our H7ey Dsc FIns Cs
Gteie!E and Smckin- ObscGo, eau by no pnssleirrg
SURPASSED AKA Ns - not tsiI y competition M rs lfa1pf
%e pied-e ourselves to spare noye OF he e.r,op or h.
psnse THAI perfected TO keep IL the hIch y
! which II 5 already hid. '1
The utmost attention givcn % the
and barrels tor snl9Piag AID prompt despatch li h. ~
sn 70 Al. orders country merchants tpaIricul ih4 S5s
eH} vii lo !a 20 % ~ once thI dccitd advantage in
chasing i goods OF naUuiac;utr when they r n,o,
guarantee obscco auG SGuifs TO Keen IN an, -
rate p:an terms, 10 become uouldy Sr 'H
thereby worthless In All cases w!e!. the arcles ,,s
proved, ey be returned aud tie money refunded ~ y
Sold upon our usual terms. and at inform prtcs wb,
ar lGw goods The shove .IGe of good a, -.
manufactured IN the tut,l States '''''
Our ScdiariG:;j Turkish SNORING roB,cco we wops,
cOmmendas beng very superior trcr, sud thai haS
the approval OF al WHO have t!sd and Indulge in n, psi
fac Foreign Tobacco III, packed small cases Of y G
ter dozen e4cn, convenient for transportation. -s
Always hand, large aad varied assortment of Inno.
lI-ars together WIKI -et yarety OF manufactured gms
Sole agents IN this Cry for Lewich's celebrated ,,v
dish Tobacco, Of te four aces brand mhch stands uar
III eNcelisuCz. JOIN ANDERSON Co
m NJ w ALL 2lS and Us Oca,ss...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
For further Information apply on the premises 10
i2I 1ms JOHN EDWARDS

sga FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AMD Me-
"a CHSNICS# LAND, LON It:TD EXCHANGE
..A. : EC s.t ts alice bs found greater variety
ptogertv o safe for eIclanss than any oincl Office
Factories Water to77 e Wild Lands, House. ard Lots
auost ey4s city and State the Union. loau7 made
good city setchsHt. mechanics Wishing
changes gods nap.tsotqs acles tos g-o4 ;c+ucti'e
property ior valuable Wild lands Will find to their inter
rst tiouah THIS oce. Al bssn..s entrusted
care wlii meet w"th prompt attention.
aP. SMITH. s. tn-r,--,l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

+as. FOR SALE, or kACHANC7EfUk CITY
- PH o FTRTY-A fns Farm Of rs acres, Is Eoed
srasng farm with orchard and buildings, yipS near
Patterson on the Passaic River. Arply
iso.f - A T SMITH. s. Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

ssas FOR SALE OR TO LET.-The ) story BRICK,
::;E dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar,
The above very convenient, modern built house the
immediate vicinity of three lines of stages Appy at store
No. lSI Broadway tc WILLIAM J. ROONE. corner
of 9Th veuue tnd 2lst streets
Also let frame stable in the of the above
ises ON 18th street f29 lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~ B-I the abov- property so by the 25th DAY Of
March inst will De offered public Auction that day
the House of 4 L. H.haway, III the village OF Goshen 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

- FOR SALE IN The CITY OF NEWAKh
E;E "A House and 81! Of Land situated in South
73 deep ?: stories hlrh Win large piazza the rear and wen
finished thopehoa Also good Stables FTaitIfss SC
ISAAC NICHOLS, of William and Wasnngo on
Of NJ PAIL. The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

saa FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE tOh CITY
EsPRCPGRTY-A handsome productive Eron i1rrl
lvg on the tassaic Paterson, y Jersey, ~"
acr-, land AID xood farm bindings. !:pIIytc
%: Il a p SMITH, IS LiDerty-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

gsss4 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, iO,0eo
.S Pennsylvania and 5000 IN Indiana improved and
--AHs 80 -'' s. 1.!ber-7 street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

r.ss,S.,;0 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS For Saie
s or exchange Lands, location and tss good 8@I-iiS
r.. can Do had by applying 10 c,,,r,u
In,f Z. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

1s A DESIRABLE PROPEkTY.-For sals
a;,E small place containing % acres OF Land with
lS. House and other improvements The place IS very
I,Ieasalty situated in Chnonve about miles west Of:
Newark the old Phi!adelrha road and within one hours
sabs place for person doing business the city or Tor
retired gentleman. For further paT,icuisrs nqulrrot
mhl4 Ina. WAi. HINTON, 30 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Our ScdjariG:;i Turkish SNORING roB,oco we wopt.
commeudas beng very Superior rucir aud one ,,,
the spaoya OF al WHO have tired and Indulge in th M
fac Foreign Tobacco. III, packed small cases NJ -, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

"a FOR SALE-A beautiful country resi-
In dence at New Rochelle Westcheser Co The place
Of about 90 Of excellent land, all un4=r
high q! cuvaon with fine o1charl OF grated fruit
in full bearlus. large garden we'll stocked with choice
fruit Al tie buildings nearly consisting OF dwell
ling house III cottage style arranged III the uos convenient
manner barn. coach house fam house SC The hoqse is Ia
the centre of ar.e surrounded bY sevea! hundred for
est ard ta trees The place commands extensive
yisv the Soani. and is within halt mile OF the stear'.
landing aud about the distance from the village
Apply 10 SA tuEL bQ Ne,
mhIj2w New Rochelle, Or AZ % LlOeIty-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

& To LET-Fron !st May next, three
q story modern brick Heuse No Attorney we'll
finished and good order liue OF stages 70 Wal
of which passes n 200 feet OF tn hquss
enter on the premises Of T. D. Brown 80 Grand st.
tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

4 WANTED, ILLINOIS LAND-for which
ss cash at low viii De paid Good Lands, Titles.
|1 -, and locations will BE- necessary: Apply 10
eefrf T. p. SMITH. IS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

zaaI0 HANDSOME FARMS TO. EXCHANGE
s FOX GOODS, located pear ths Se"-A or and f,fi=
= Railroad with HOUSES, Barns, 0TcLa1ts, NoGj tn1
Plough Lid Prics $50 r acre. Some Western lands aa
me money ygoud not be ob ccei 20 Diagrams ci De sen
- 4cply!ng 70 3. P. SmIta. c. Liberty s. @ lI3I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

El TO LtT.-part Of good House TO lei near
T;E Bond The advertiser having House largerthan
family requires. would like to let part /? small
fmily without children; his family of hut three
grown persons The House pleas ntly located with
troton brought For ther particulars line stat
in. whers interview may be had will be attended TO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

nEACH ORCHARD COAL--DischaIging this
day superior cargo of the above coal of the broken and
stove zs The above coal is Of the celebrated Spon
aud wsrranted TO give satisfaction, VIII be sold a d low
price direct from vessel Apply 10 -
T. STOKES DlCKERSON,
mhlTf i07 Anthony street, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

The Montreal Courier calls for explanations
which il insists Capt Moore ought to give for the
credit OF the English Navy. This toast, of itself Il
trivial affair, coupled with the circumstances of lis
deliverv-the place and the occasion, is full of mean
ing as 10 the dissatisfied feeling still working in the
breasts of many Canadans-a feeling that will not
be satisfied ul severance of the connexion subsis-
ing with England is effected
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

GOAL, COAL.-Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut
- Coal best quality Peach chaId Red Ash fresh from
the mines, at the lowest pnces. JAMES FEkGCSON.
rnh6 6m Yard corner of Greenwich and Christopher.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

"a TO LET-Tbe modern iwo story and at
E tic basement hou- Second between III. Bow
-ia.ery and Second Avenue, finished m mahogany doors
aud plated furniture The FIRST tioor marb ,nanciS and
desired Rent moderate Appy % Seconds. of Eel
lows Rudt s. SCQddsr. Maiden Lane. inerl6 2H .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

:rA SUGAR HOUSE TO LET Ok LEASE :
c.;A brick Building .boat 10 feet square, stories high
with windows every SIDE; has been occuped
Sugar House number OF ne had with all the ne-
cesSay utensils aud fixtures oT te refining 81 sugar Jm-
mediate possession viii be given Appy the premises
and II Rose 81. w mhl2 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

81 FOR SALE-.A neat twO-story Dwelling
::;I Honse, large Store House, aud Barn stu
r4s. al The OF the principal Streets al SIa-
sing, near The upper dock. Applyto
mh2l:tt a. 7. SMITH, - LIbsE.y-st.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

the county. Every member from siart.
land, who voted, and they are all wings.
went against the south! The other Sc
noes are republicans.
As our readers are aware, upon re-
consideration, the 2lst rule was retain
ed, by democratic votes. We quote from
the Enquirer the result Of tie vote on
the reconsideration:
The whole dark question was put 70
sleep on the table-by vote of 80 to 81
and thr 2lst rule therefore remains in
force in the House Of Representatives "A
Now who voted with US upon that coca y
sion : Who helped the south to nail The
whole subject On the table. and keep off
the aboitonists? The So members who
voted to put the matter TO sleep, consist
oi72 republicans and 6 wings. OF the
70 republicans, &c were north of Mason's
and Dixon's line. Al the l6 wings were
south Of the line. Not one single wing
voted with us, north Of the Potomac, ex-
cept Cousin Of Maryland. Even John
P. Kennedy and Spence of Ma yard are
SO deeply dyed in the wool of CIayism
and whiggery, that they actually voted
against the south. The noes consist of :
SIS republicans and 40 wings; and am
ong the wings stands prominent. Cling.
man of North molina! What, then,
are the facts? If we are still safe under.
the 2lst rule, it is because &c democrats
IN the non-slaveholding states had the
moral courage, and the justice, 70 join
the south; but every partizan of Henry
Clay IN these states, voted against US
We ask the people of Virginia, and the
whole south, then, what they think of the
national allies Of Henry Clay in the
north Not a man Of them stood by US
Thus, it will be seen, that upon the
first motion to lay upon the table, only
serehteen southern wings voted in the
affirmative, and only one southern demo.
crat voted in the negatives on the
reconsideration, t10enty-sir northern de-
mocrats voted in the Affirmative, and not
one Eorthern federaIlst voted viii, them.
Twenty-six Of Mr.. Van Buren's 'proani-
nent friends from the north supported
the interest of the south while not one
federaIist from the north voted with
them; and only Sinte en- southern wings
voted in the alternatives, The southern
wings, who opposed the 21st rule, were
Mr.. CIay's prominent tftends;' and the
Y southern, and the &c northern DEM
ocrats, who supported the 21st rule, were
Mr.. Van Buren's 'promine It tre IDS
By the way, Mr. Observer, it occurs
to U.S. that in 184l, three wings in con-
gress, from this state-M essrs. Bolts s.
Goggin and Stuart, and prominenf
friends of Mr.. CIay-yoted to abolish
this same 21st rule. Say, sir, did they
do it to curry favor with the abolition
ists7 According 10 your own logic, they
did.
In relation to the Albany resolutions,
we would only remak, that the Albany
Argus fatty denies that Mr.. Van Buren,
was in Albany when the resolutions re-
ferred to were passed-that he had no
knowledge Of them until they were pub
Iished-and further, that the vote was
reconsdered, and the resolutions finally
lost.
So much for Mr.. V4a Buren, and the
AboIltionists. How far we have succee-
ded in refuting the charges Of the Obser.
yer, we leave the public to Judge.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
see Seutiue(:
wocDsToczK:
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1874.

democratic JMeeting--.M Faruieu-
we have been requested to state, that
there will be an extra meeting of the
Maurertown Association at Fairview,
on Saturday the 9th inst. The citi-
zens generally are invited to attend
1t IS expected that addresses will be lie
lived on the occasion.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
THE "N1GGER AFFAIR 81

Nothing can be more contemplate and
ridiculous, in the eyes of all honorable
men, than the attempt of the federal
newspapers 10 prove Mr.. Van Buren, an
abol'tloulst. Take the following as a
specimen:
M. Fan Buren and .4bolitioa.-It IS
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

lion VIM. Taylor will accept our
thanks for a copy of the report Of the
committee of ways and means, and also
Tor copy of Mr.. Walkers letter upon
Texas question. We are indebted to
Mr.. buchanan, of the Senate, for copy
OF his able speech on the Oregon bill.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

The readers attention is invited to
the speech of Mr.. Allen, of Ohio, upon
the subject of the present whig tariff,
when viewed IN Connection with their
distribution act. His statements are
plain and can be easily comprehended
by the humblest capacity.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

FREDERICKSBURG, April IA.
Flour (famly) S. IS as SO
do {lowland) 81 IS "a so
do (mountain) 81 so AS
s Wheat 95 98 cents per bushel
New baconS5 so per hundred
Corn 40 cents per bushel ~
TAINTED, at this Office, immediately, some
Of that stuff, called by the vulgar CASH.
Those who have not the precious can pay
US With notes on any solvent bank iMtiie state.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
.Naru Department, April Is. 1910

Macy Department, April Is, 1910.
1t would seem, however. that brief
statement of some of the facts in this
case IS necessary to prevent erroneous
impressions, and the attachment of cen
sure where it is not deserved.
In the first place, it is proper to state,
that the admission Of the description Of
testimony objected to by Mr.. Hooe, is a
universal practice on board our ships OF
war.
+ The objection Of Lieut., Hooe was that
these persons were incompetent by the
laws OF Florida TO testify against white
man, and should in Xix manner be exclu-
ded from testifying in courts martial
The court martial which was held on
board United. States ship Of aOar IN The
bay Of Pensacola, and composed Princi-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

Confectionery, l,143,983 to3
Paper, 6155,052 70,1o0
Cordage, A.o78,So6 102,s38
Musical instruments, e23,924
Carriages and wagons. .o,891,s87
Flour. 37,022,8l0
Other produce of mills. 75,54s, 245
Ships built, -,ol6,0e4
Furniture, ?,555,4O5 23A 1855
All other manufactures, 54,785.3 53 4,o0O,oo
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
THE M A R K ETSi

WINCHESTER MARKET. April "a.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

INanufactures Of she United STATE, and Imports
of manufactured goods in 1889 and $40.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-28
nR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERWoRT,

nR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
~ prepared at 375 Bowery, New York, is justly
celebrated the most wonderful curative Of pulmo-
nary diseases in the whole range of pharmacy,
Of most respectable physicians it in their prac
tice, prescribing it the best of all remedies for pull
monary complaints and physical debility, and they
unhesitatingy recommend it to be kept in every
family of consumptive tendency. 1t is universally
received as of the standard medicines of the day.
The great merit of DIR. Taylor's Basam s that in all
cases of pulmonary complaints it gives immediate
lief A single bottle will, in most cases, reveal its
astonishing virtues and open at once the fountain
of health and strength to the afflicted. Read the fol-
lowing certificate:
.Beng constitutionally predisposed to Consump-
ton. Ia number Of my family having died with this
disease) and having suffered from irritation of the
Lungs accompanied with cough and raising matter
and blood, together with severe pain in my side and
breast, till was supposed to be beyond recovery,
was induced by advice of DR.. Perkins, as last re-
sort, to try "Taylors Balsam of Livcrwort," have
taken five bottles in all began to improve with the
first BOTTLE and while taking the third SO far re
covered as to be able to get about Since which
time, by continued of it, am quite restored, and
able to attend to my usual business To persons suf
erng from coughs and affections of the Lungs, do
(signed) "JAs. c. SCOTT
ELlzABETH Cry, N. G., Dec. IL, 1872
Obserye-The only genuine Taylor's Balsam of
Liyerwort has an engraved label around each bottle
with the signature of Dr. Gordon j. Leeds, attached
to prevent counerfeits In order to be certain of OBJ
tanning the genuine article, purchase only at the
original Office, 375 Bowery.
Or of CHARLES STOTT,
Pennsylvania avenue corner of 7th street.
And JAMES M. DORSETT,
Washington, D. G.
GEORGE M. SOTHORON,
Georgetown, D. G.
HENRY COOK,
And JOHN J. SAVERS,
feb 5-6m Alexandria, d. c.