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Music FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS Il ELLIS

goa. BROADWAY ~ "
SOLICIT the attention Of The Pub and A.
su to their valuable series Of MUSICAL WORLD and 10
nsh Editions Of Cheap and Music eonta ming Popul.,
Standard and Copyright Songs NarebeI w.hx.,
WIN iuh Accomplishments for
USUAL PRICES ~ -' iiih
Homans Ellis have Published
S fpH4sr s0-gs from Nrs-Pee IS "a st, ,,.rL,
IN be there - ~onisby PitIba music by O. H. Roi,x.l
Let no Thought OF Care Cypress Thee wort by Jeffrey,
music from Norma. - ''T
Par away in my own Bright Land BY Jeffrey, music
from Norma. 1880
81, cast that SiIsdow IN, Blow
sunny Hours Of Childhood by Carpenter music
by Haro~ay. R. A. ~
The Mel die. Of many Lands words Jesteys music by
tSenS yro1 Ia G
Dam Eyed Beauty adapted Cavatna Tu Non Sal
An are Joyful; ala ted To TIE beautiful Turo Clio N
-Lke the Gentle West wiad blowing adapted N the ai,
-Ah' Perche, Posse -
N-bet no Sorrow; adapted to the ~Ah non GiuuRe
SIN r. Love duet for tenor voices 10 the air
-Prendi L'ahel Il Dono"
f'ur seet Ans from sPhos admired Opera Of Aro and T.
ma arranged for the Piano Flute hv
J. p Buuows--Pnee IS -
rive "aLes Lon Bales Opera The Daughter OF 81
arranged Tor the Piano Porte Charles Coote PIANIST
22-dhcu
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EIs-ps Of Rai,-r Of siOo .. ..sis u,
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@ ENOR NEW YORK. The elegant new
~hr PATRICK HENRY. =. Chester master will ..ii
~ Ploe dispatch For freight pAssase having ine ae.
eotnuodaion-, apply on board al Lodhm's wtarf or 20
= ~ JAS. FISHERS Sons
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JOHN ]. BROWN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR ~ CHANcERY.
No. 90. Lake II, opposite the fremont
Chieago
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effected any $500 $4,000
by application to HENRY LUDLAM,
iu Sly Richmond, Va.
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TO THE BEAUTIFIERs OT THE fONPIEY
Observation-Disclosures EEELcacL.


AM BY my agents, Main Street L. Cintsr Duvai Co
X Dusal r. Daquesne. Shockoe NJ Zaehti..oa ~ "a
Dofnrn Petersburg: BrasEs Thomas a. e2-7m
b1r Premiums awarded at the Franklin In.iiu,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05
lIissouri-The New Constitution.

The United States Journal gives the following sy-
sopss Of the principal features Of the new ConsIi;u
son lately adopted by Convention and 10 be sub
niaed Tor The adoption rejection of,he people Much
dissatisfaction prevails learn, account OF some of
rs most radical provisions, but it will probably be
EOp,ed
hsdopts the principle OF Free Suffrage No person
an DC collector holder OF public money, unless he
PAYS over all monies previously collected by him No
senator Representative 10 appointed by the Gov
gees TO any Office during the term for which he was
eecsed The Assembly shall NOT have power 10 grant
sForcei in any No private bin shall embrace more
sa one subject 10 be embraced in its title duest is
Prohibited from holding Office under the State Ii also
aases the duty OF the Legislature provide the mode
.s manner in which the survivor of duel, and his
se shall 6e rendered responsible 10, and be charged
rh compensation for the wife and children OF the
Ssceassd whom he has slain The Governor Is 10 hold
Us Office for years, and be ineligible for the sue
essdinc term
haqures the Legislature 20 establish free schools
Soashouthe State. aud provide means Tor their sup
f by lax on property or pol tax In such schools all
80 Ge to beUn equal footing. and all instruction Is
NC gwen IN the English language.
tpproprstes the proceeds OF all lands heretofore
s.ed the State by the U States and all other lands
spseh have been or may be devised % the Stae the
es OF deceased persons, where the estate is hc!r-Rt
had all fncs and forisurcs that may accrue 10 the
Al! moneys with interest thereon, received by the
we s IRON the United STATES
Ses the OF government permanently az the city
ssaersop in the county of Cole.
Prohibits the creation renewal extension OF eli
's NS or banking corporations.
no Corporation keep, for political municipal pur
OF uT the purpose Of education or charity, shall
tieated and these may be repealed gt will by
S u TOE General Assembly. Stockholders are 70 be
,'uasy liable. The Stale 20 own no stock il corpo-
H. trust funds shalt be deposited in any bank By
me Bank o! Missouri and ia branches alone to have
rSrel 70 exercise boHking powers
H'eefes add lottery tickets prohibited in the State,
~ ha Another numerousy attended meeting on the
i'ec' o. Railroad was held Lockport On Thursday
80 which number OF well considered resolutions
ths eamocs were read. The motto in this portion of
10 s'ase Vs. emphasically, "Asita.e, sgita,e."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

~ Fydropat.Iy.-A Hydropa,hic Institution has
been opened Aiostown, " j. under the supervision OF
DR.. G. T. Dexter.
This establishment has the most ample accommodations
for patients gemenls of Bss &c alter the
latest and mos: approved plan.
The effect OF disease ID truly surprising Oid
chronic complaints such dyspepsin, govt long standing
rheumHsl spinal diseases curvaufes, nervous dlflcul-
ties paralysis diseases injuries OF joints piles dropsy
proapsus he womb receive immediate and permanent
benefit and acute diseases arrested and cured
Mord-oyg well known Of the most delightful
and healthy villages n the country rendering IT, therefore,
a very desirable residence for invaiids
Applications FOR admission he made al III W ater-st
or m letter post paid Dr. Dexter, Morristown l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

CY-Express Notice-KemGsG!-M esIrs- Adams Co.
respectfully their fiends and the NewYork
public generally Ina, hey have removed her Ge;ra! ESI
tr,, Southern and European 4ecy and Forwarding Office
from No II 10 No Is Was nearly opposite their former
location where hey viii be happy 20 receive al orders or
luyo.s conded 10 them Tor execution delivery They
embrace The present suitable occasion to return TIER
grateful gmenis for tue generous patronage eX
tended them and they hat the fidelity and prompness
win which LEY have endesyorsc 10 execute all com
mssions entrusted their care tnd which VIII Character
IKE ,h.! future efforts may ente them contiEunuee Of
the eoshdence Of their patrons and eom-Rd their Agency
the ofsl who may business transactions ii
any par. OF The United States or the Continent sflw
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6e!lernl Noiices.

~ Oprnlng of the hmm Gnilcry.--At meet
the late Iauenled ht NRY lNHAN, con-
yn.d on the evening after his ineImen nj the residence OF
Gen Cummings IL thought proper while Offering earn
and heartfelt coincidence to The afflicted family OF ie oe
ceased that the occasion houd he Improved 10 invite the
friends generally unite In some more subslsil!a
token of interest III their welfare.
The paintings of the gied Inman, much enhanced
in value the sanchsy that ne never add 10 their
number sbe 10 be scattered than ever, by me
price which this appreciation of them will command
persons OF wealth and the remote parts OF te
Union And is thought right that the earliest opportunity
should be setzsd To bring them together wlin me per-
msicr their present owners In exhibition, intended
becoming tribute the memory OF the decreased while
inuriue 10 the benef of his widow and family.
The Committee appointed that occasion, win power
10 add their number from the friends OF Art, who would
sympsthize in such movement called more general
meeting al the Globe Hotel lest evening when Dir. THUS
s CUMMINGS being called 10 The Chair, and MIR GEORGE
BucKHAM being appointed Secretary the arrangements oF
ina proposed exhibition the nma Gallery duly re-
ported by special Committee aud toe following gentle
men many whom communicated their Jealous ini. rest IN
those proceedings named tho General COnmttee
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General Notifies.


g7- American Gymnasium, Noe. l59 and lsi Crosby
BleecErrst having been completed, Is now open 2r
exercise This institution has been got mp considerable
expense. and wiz every 10 the completion OF eacn
branch, IL order siord Ls city desirable place ior me
encouragement Of athletic exercise the great benefit OF
the general health The building having been erected eA
pressly Gymnasium in ali space OF oeou sqr
III the arena Of occupying rising 1850 The eNer-
cses viii be ound amusing well benehcia-assocla-
lions pleasant and select The baths with no. aud cold waller
viii he. an agreeable acquisition the establishment as alec
the Resdn room continuing the les OF City and English
uAper. constructed that by me US OF
each every IL brought into action causing geEeTa
development. strengthening OF al parts OF the body
ps will ba under tne Instruction OF the Director 70
those edenlary occupations the Institution Is OF ucf
Importance invite their attention particularly, "a
also thai OF the pubic generally. Tie beneficial effects Of
athletic anuseuents grea. number nvaluabe, and
ths city has greatly needed an Institution 20 Complete wan
every thing necessary 10 ei.regulated and properly
Quoted Gymnasium The following gentlemen have given
ne their support and them have liberty OF Referring
Rogers, NJ. D.; A. Post, NJ D.
n. Y. Jany. ls;, 1886.
iai 2meod- HENRY L. TWIGGS. Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

INFAELIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs--The
proprietor The Dacsh Ltniment, winch has atiaieed
such celebrity The north OF Europe for It's efficacy II
heang Frosted Lnhs and been introduced by tim In Pit
iadephs lih equal s1cc1ss squants hose afflicted the:
he has appointed Agencies H6 BleecEeTsl and IS
MaiGenEne and q Msio-ul.ne, up ssirs, whse supply
nav he procured al q pa, bottle dl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

IT CIairvoyance applied Diagnosis OF
Disense hv Dr.. j. p. WEBSTER Residence, So Hudson-
AZ near Charles Consultations from A. NJ. till Nj
Also PRIVATE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERtSM
same Mace every Monday, "Wednesday ana Friday nights
commencing al O'Clock. Tickets, admitting gentleman
and two ladies' 81 single tickets 81 cents. l2 limos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05
WINGR's AaCANUM EXTRACT


THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended ana esteD
lish-d celebrity throughout the county which has been
sustained lis virtues and efficacy alone, as remedy lot
Scroita, Kings Evil,
liberated Sore Throat.
Lon standing Rheumatic Affections,
Diseases OF the Skin, White Swellngs,
Diseases OF The Bones, al Uicerous Gases,
SyphIitic and Mercuris Diseases
Affections of the Liver Dyspepsia,
C,stiveness all Chronic Nervous Complaints occur
Ing in deb..iaed and cachecdc constitutions.
Diseases caused by al impure state of Tie blood:
Syphilis and those dishgeeable atcctions re-
sutng hcretroI1 and which haze heretofore been consld
cred acurgbl such Ulcers ofthe LeynX Throat Nose
Th- hrcanum Extract is complete Aniidote to the ser
E2s produced BY the inudicous use OF Mercury AS
Spring and Fall Purifier It cannot be SURPASSED WORKING
way through the system with lent and effective fofce
Clear sing Blood,
Removing Dyspepuc Influences,
Soothing The Nerves,
Removing Internal distractions and Diseases that would
otierv ise cause injury TO the Liver ard Lungs.
Persons whose cvn.utons are brosen down by Inc use
OF Mercury Arsenic Burk Ounine aud no are sp
frrin from Diseased Liver or pjudicous
dsesses should the Arcanun Extract Without
deley.
In complicated cases of Scrofula ind Syphilis, and in
cases were Syphic Virus OF the parent causes de-
vennneut o. Scrofila In The child Ills is only remedy
upon which n reasonable hope recovery can be founcec
In instances, also. where ucerafion had laid
bare both ii lament and bone and where, 10 all appearance
no human m ampuiaton could have life, Pa
have been snached from the grave and restored TO
health The deyourus disease being completely ersdcaied
by The use of this ne-tmable Extract.
The propreors OF the Arcanum Extract have had this
madeleine s-d in all The above diseases the graft
finp results In using the medicine neither business or
pleasure Iced be interrupted requiring only e usual re-
sain OF moderation diet and equally applicable and
e:icac,ous TO the infant well as the adult
Pamphlets giving a description for what the Arcanum
Extract is applicable observations nsensibe Per-
spira,on Treatise Diseases in general, accompany
each bottle. Agents supplied with the above pamphets
for gratultous circulation .-
Price 81 per bottle Prepared and cold By j. Winer, Ham
iltDn Camilla Wesl and John Winer Co. 50 sdsn-IaGe
N Y aud for sale by Wyatt Kecham, i2i FGtor-st; II
A. Sands, 1873 BJwery, OF Spring; Cotdngion,
SOS HUDSON, Of Sprngst and w Basse Gii Drosa
way Druggists generally the city Ia Brook
Ign By Mrs. Hays ljy FulonsL, f. L. ooirs Co corner
OF Atlantic and Coiumha jig W&Thim'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

~ The colored people of Boston have obtaine'
a charter from England and formed lately Lodge calle
the bay State Lodge of the United Order of ODD Fee
lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05
Bob prlnlins ano Sock Billoins.
rR1RuNE LOB PRINTING oFFIoE.

No Z sPRucEsTREEr-( Ihree doors from NassdrSrect)
ys,HE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are prtsps unsurpassed by any Office in the city The
patronage of Tie year has been such TO guarantee
r.at in We therefore, with con-
fd-oc. issue The following Gard
To observation-disclosures supplied with all kinds
of PRINTING al The cheapest rate, VIZ:
CARDS, Bills Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, nc
To LITERARY GENTLEMES.-Orll tld Manuscripts print
ed with accuracy.
Rocks Letter Press Printing.
To LEcTuRERSASD MUsIcIANS-Pr0grdn beautifully
printed -,.,, ~,
Lecture Bills, SEAL Bills ior pistri-
Mqmu.ots Bills, button, &c.
And every description of PLAIN and Ornamental Job Work,
executed with srea aud puncuay, al the Once,
No. Spruce-st - ,-,..,,,-
All WORK on the above Presses viii be done extraordi
nary low prices 80 - "a ; $3.50 "a. p-s.;,
jl2u hrln-ne Jop rlilcI
NTt-W-YVIlh BOUh-BiNDERY ia FulIon--t
NAN Of plain sud elegant Book binding e1-
arn,ed with nealres. and despatch
In This particular attention Is given n select
in th hest of materials ana the most substantial worKsn-
ship. -, =, =. :,
t.,r advantage 10 call snd examine for themselves al IL
nl,-. Specimens OF 6Idlrg in Al the various syles OF
Sn--p Csli Russia, Morocco enc Velvet SlDclngs-
Al =, EDWARD WALKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

~ The Subscribers Lozcngc for Gold In The
Head instantly The Gisagr-Hbe symptoms Of iat
unpleasant disorder. Permitted 10 dissolve slowly Ia the
mouth In lie action the uucu5 membrane OF that orgn,
IL withraws Inflammation from the parts affected IL Is
also an eicacious and approved remedy Cor hoarseEes
and loss ufv0ice. Prce - cents box
Sold a. the principa! drug storrs, and by j. l. COD'
DINGTON sos Hudson. cor. SpHns.sL $50 lnlsip'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

~ j. d. Wheeler, Attorney snd Counselor 4,
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds. &c VIII at!end IN Tie
Reading Room Of 3su.msny Hall al al hours o. me gay
Ind evening Ei' osa
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Thos 5. Cunmines.A b. Durand, John W. Edmonds'
4 w EGmonds r g Fosdick, james Phalen,
Adm. NJ. Cozzens. Ogden Hsggerty, c C. Moore,
Jas j. hIapes. VIM. Is. Crosby, Hugh Maxwell,
Chas III. LeupP, II. n Tuck-nnan, VIM Lawrence
VIM. c. Bryant, w. p Jones, Geo. w. batch,
Jobn Sturces w +. Lad, r III Wetmore,
D. Huuiington, Wr. T McCoun. r. G. Whit,
Chas F. Hoffman, J. II. Shegogue Dr. baTiietI,
Geo Buckh.m, EleeZsr Parinly, X. X Ward,
Jas T. Dekay, Edw. Curtis, WIN > Conely,
Edmd Simpson + j Bets, Roht II Morris.
j. D. Campbell NJ. De Lafores, James Harper,
Pierre VI Irving, d. Embury l. W. Cumming,
D. C. Golden, Chss. p. Cbuch, John L. Morton,
w. r. Wmeucre,A ID. Paterson, Chas. Edwards,
DR.. 5. L. Grs~old Henry SLsbbins, Samuel " ard,
5 Draper, Ches. a. Clinton, raucis tiaI,
W. +. Havemeyer Robt Z. Launilz sam. w. Parmy,
NslhL Pearce E G. Ludow, MD.W. g. King,
Jas. T. Brady, Duncan c. Pei, Chas- A DAVIS,
Jacob Little Jss. Stewart NJ D. Chss. l. Livingston,
John Mckeon, John Nelson, Jr. Chss- McS ean
Ered's. L. Nultee, DeWitt Boodgood,E. ID LuoIow,
John P Riduer Jas hicMurtrie, John L. Stephens
J. Prescott Hall, Henry Reid, Col u u Chlids,
Chas &. Steison, John Il. Gouilay, L. Z Benedc',
VIM P Hallef Jas " Wells, J. + Z. Prudhomme
T. w Tucker ] II l.. Latrobe NJ o Roberts,
g. P. Morris, Geo. w. TsylorS - Hnppin,
Horace Brown EGw'd. WoolseS, - winthrop,
Andw. Warner, J. w. Francis, ND - DeIniIi,
Jas McCul!ou sh CUBAN c. Verpenck abu. Benedict,
John L. OSQliiyan Ank .. Bleecker. Geo. +. Al en-,
l. 6. CLARK. VIM c. II. Wsdd-uGeo w. Allen,
Watson Webb, Jonn Even, BENZ. II. Jarvis,
VIM 7. Porter, il NJ. Blsichford,
The lnman Gallery will open a. the Ant Union Rooms.
No $50 Broadway, Ire 10Th day OF February and
the Exhibition viii continue during the four following
weeks.
All persons owning pictures by the late Henry Inman
and who willing loan them for the purposes OF this
Exhibition requested ~ Al ress no1e 10 lAi effect 10
T s. CUMMINGS, 80 Walker-st
Tickets are now ready aud be obtained OF the Tres
s,rer b. FoSDICK No. So Broadway, and al the Ar,
Union Gallery So Broadway
THOMAS S CUMMINGS, Chairman Of Com.
D,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

ole BULL, De meyer Ietap7ton *. 4e rs can
any OF The O.a,orios any crowded Lecture
no nate how great the rush by one Of Brown Co.'S
cam. nsrs These Hruc.rs are little larger Than lhe or
Sinarv cane ana eau De- immediately opened into chair
T.y viii be found be an invs.uah- accompaniment 20
ns ho are obliged BE- .ae a. concerts crowded
seS. as the p0ssessor can place lhe:n In any desired
- ION Eor ta!r wholesale sna retail, by
ii JOHN }. pttC - ~ = ~. - uou-s--
BURDENS fArEHF Hohs $500, 1e,E M
100 s,ss are 81 srrZniet perfect 10 form, and made Of
The r - re:n-d Every Shoe which G!ay b. found
-, u, .corisncs with the ABOVE recommendation viii be
-s.yF gk aud the uoney returned IL Al -xpe1sss from
ia; 80 Si.txnt paris OF tic country II BURDEN, Agent
N- "A Nail FACTORY. NAV - isth rtvlaSta'vv
~ .1:--Inr nj net act price pail Casa Tor al
Il ss OF Dur,.ilc Rass Bssslng, spS.ss, Grass Rope
49,. f,s ~ CYRUS " ftFt = @ BGrting -sur-
UI,Ck LEAD PUTS-5GD Bisck Lead Pots, as
Is .-r,ej numbers slightly damaged, ior sale low by
- soi'e ~ SHERIDAN, ATWATER l. co.
I,s corner Sutton and CHI sts
MAT AM SQUARE BAR IRONS tons ees;
Peru. Hammered Square lroa; 10 tons do DO do ~
if 90 '' 80 SHERMAN AFwATER CO. 81 Fuli0n-st
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CHaPPED FANDS.

CHAPPED Hands.
koGseeFs Ainaudine.
VERY CELEBRATED article for the certain cure and
N prevention OF Chapped banda Fer sale at principal
gs.s and deaers 10 perumery throughout The Unso
STAKES, and manufacturers
L RoUSSEL, No. l5s BIosiws WAY:
WhoIeaala and ressu Ha ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

BREAST PIN.-Lost Pearl Breast Pin set in aclaw.
Id THE hinder will receive Five Dolars ard by leaving
IL at VIM +. Ladd's Watch Store, No % Wsllst. Sf3t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

Newly ORR, juno 3D. T5iD
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. D,
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. 70 Fulton corner Of Gold
81 Sold By A B. SANDS n Co. z7s Broadway, corner OF
Cbamhers-st; DAVID SANDS & Co. II East Broadway
NJ, Yora III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

MAILS AT THE SoUrR-The New Orleans Delta
says: we would lay before Congress our humble pc
non that The Southern mail may be entirely discon-
,nued by the and the transportation OF let
trs ami papers left tree to the competition OF iodivd
uni entsrprise-the business Knight then be done with
more speed and puncruay and at less The pre-
sen, msil service ceased to be even respectable
humbuguo one expects asy benefit from il, and II such
be- less received than expected. we have mail
somcue, once sometimes twice and occasionally three
tunes week; hut never with any degree OF regularity
This could all be remedied ii the government would not
pretend carry the mai! SO all IL mas been denonsira
ed that individuals il permitted perform the duty
better and quicker; and we therefore beg OF the
assembled wisdom no, play the dog In the manser
any longer and either to act for or let us act Tor our
selves"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CUE or ALL uissA'Ss
ARISING FROM AN fArCss STATE or THE BLOOD,
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Boarding an6 botels.

BOARDING AT 81 CORTLAND-ST.
MFRS GERE can now accom- modaie three four single
IVA gentlemen with permanent board aud comfortable
ON moderate terns References exchanged II 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

Al X. ii. &. PEERY's yEhMlFCGE, or Deg! pesa
~ shot for Woims- ighly concentrated ana ~
combined preparation. capabk from the PTonpthae ~ ~
action of eeirng system eD hours 81 epery 'po
Th exceeding small quantity Of this medicine required 70
tea, the existence worms or 10 remove every one U
Tie sysle It's operating In few hours, togeHer WIN Us
rea certainty OF effect constitute IL of the most nr'l
n of II seldom needs 10 Ds repeated
and never 10 be followed by any other Purge therefore IN
urgent cases. those of s spasins or caused
by worms unrivaled superiority Is manifest Few med
cnes improve the health OF Children
even where exist removes those masses OF
cdes that line and closely adhere 10 the stomach and
bowels giving rise symptoms that counterfeit every va
riety Wormdisease Though prompt and certain In us
operation il is perfectly safe and adapted 10 the tenderest
age. ,,,,
OF others evidence Of It's great medicina! value
Extract from q letter received from Dr. Wharton.
NEWCASTLE, VA Jan s, 1914
DEAR Sir: gave vial OF the Dead Shot you ieit
with me for the purpose testing its merits 10 friend o.
nre VINO introduced It's his family by giving II TO
patient selected suitable was administered sc-
cofdny 10 the directions around the VIAL and 10 my aston
have administered in several other instances SINCE VIE
similar good success and will afford NE nuch pleasure
doing all in my power TO recommend 10 tHe nouce Vi
my friends and the public generally n,r.proN
With respect yours &c- THUS. ,: w EAhlO.s
JEFFsRsoSyILLE, VA, 18Th May, I'm
hereby certify about six months since made use Oh
Dr. h Peers Vernuge, 10 case OF one Q. my
much though hsr almost a. the Po.nl OF oee
few hours she passed l9o and IN me course OF tne
nexi day entirely restored 70 ne, iotier na ILL
have z wen DINERS Oh inc 'aiHiS WIN 'N' ''N-
The above ver,n.fuge has been made use OF By Dr.
Peery in wide field OF prsctce, embracing ms ana sew
ergl sdlacent Countess Tor runnDcf " AZ ~
exempted SUGGEST AAhA- o. "HNAh-
Prepared by b. H <. PERRY, and sold By A. B. & D.
East B:oadway Eew-York, and by Druggists generally
throup bopt thx Ijni.ed S,nies ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

TNFUR.MATION WANTED OF Henry Walsh and
his ster Bridget Walsh, from County Mayo, ireland.
ANY information respecting them Will be thankfully
ceived by their mother Elena Walsh, at 2S6 mous New
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

NATANTED-A situation clerk Ia wholesale drug
w sorr by Young Man II years Of sge who has fnow
A Fin.ss r Thun. otEcr. Sflws