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OPENING THIS DAY,

aa OPENING THIS DAY, ".
AT .Mdnaceu s, .Sear's Cheap. Lace Store,
Laces Of epery Description.
GB6h D0Z. Ladies Dress Gaps
SV 8 boxes Face Flowers . Y
sa boxes Bonnet Wrcaths
i, 100 pieces Fancy Ribbons
A splendid assortment Of Inside Hdkfs Of the
richest French Embroidery.
h1so, Needle Wrought Ffench) Collars, from
'G4 37A cts. 10 s. so r..
A large lot Of lace, nett, ard embroidered
a.Et. Caics, Of the latest patterns j. +
y a doz Meek Sscarfs 4
III A urofis;on of Ladies Cloves and AIitts \
Fitured plain and fancy striped Nets, for
caps, capes ard scaris -,
Fly Nets, for protecting frames and mirrors, 8
@ yds wide, only SO cts. per yard
Black and white thread and silk Illusion Nets,
for wells =. ..
White Tarletons, Rotche Cuttings ......
sf Lace and Siil; Buttons ,..A: =
Black SIX Fringe, &c, sc.
To which we invite the special attention OF the La.
dies, as this arrival makes our stock complete and
our prices arc % per cent cheaper than elsewhere.
r-r Remember the place, Roby,s Old Stand,
North side Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th anu
10Th streets, next door 10 IT, ldndscy's Hardware
Store. 4.t''
N. B. We have also a large lot. Of Geutlemen's
Linen Fhreai Gloves, which VIC viii eellvery cheap
june l5-3leod, s, -. w NJ d -.
EARTH ENyYARE, CHINA, & GLASS.
.UThO. PURSELL has jNst impaired, per shiPs
| Meteor and Georgia IRON Liverpool drec,,
sxiy.lqps ctaacs and hogsheads u EaIthenwaIe
ana China aud from our own nanIAactones MY
packages OF dr. pressed, and PLAIN DLass all OF the
latest Style, which, with biz iofrel extensive Stock
cu,btaecs .anost every .aficle rr his lne Of hus-
ness. - &.y.f..
Cornelius collar, lard, or oil Lamps new pat
: tens, and at reduced prices
Lamp GAgsas' and Micss, of all slzcs In I
Waltefs, Iyoty handle and other Knives and
Forks il seis of 5 pieces or otherwise
Rcal silver. and AlDetta table, tea, aud dessert
Sroons
Pluted German Silver and Britannia Castors
| Cut aud plain Hall Lamps Ha
Liverpool stand and Side Lamps ta
plated Cake Baskets Looking Glasses "
| Shovel and Tongs; Sphtoons
I Rich cut and plain Decanters, Carets Finger
n Bowls Witir-coolers, Champagnes, Hooks.
These goods will be sold, wholesale or retail, at
the very lowest p,ices.
tern and excellent quality. suitable foe retail
groceries
\ fipee, III boxes .
Flrst quality stonewars, at factory prices
Also. Britannia Ware, Wholesale, at factory
| prices, from the hest manuiactory IN this
country #a -
English Britannia Coffee and Tea Sets, Coffee
I Biggins, &c. &c. .aa
4 4 cali from his frisLds and the public generally
Il eolIciteJ, al his store. opposite Browns Hoto
Peppsylganla Avenue, Washington, r1.
,,Gc fo- eblu THO. PURSELL.
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Certificates Of Members ofihe Philadelphia
.,a ass Bar.

Having used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash
and powder, have found them to possess csansing
and purifying properties, and while they whiten and
beaudfy the Teeth, they have beneficial effect up
on the gums, by mparting to them free and health
full action +. A. RAYNOLD.
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Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in conse-
quence of the acid of paint used in cooring prints,
my tcsth became very much injured, giving excru-
cla,ing pain at Intervals for between two and three
years. Wheeler's Teaberfy Tooth Wash used,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certificate
tonn,, send, that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeih, and also desire pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeier's Tsaberry
Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAYLOR.
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DRITANNIAWARE, GLASSWARE, &C.,
Is Several sets Of five piece. each. Ako Cof-
fec and Tea-pets separately Coffee Urn, Fiagon,
Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs, LAMPS and Con3los'icts,
ali Of the hest quality. Rich Cut GLASS Lamps,
Tumblers. Finger Bowls, and q small assortment Of
Apoihecary s-ware. ts.y 80 ,..,a 81.
Harrison's and Arnold's Black snd Red Iabs, n
Quart, pint. and 8 o.. bottles. Qulls Slates Lead
Pencils, Rnled Letter Popef Sealing Wax, PEN
knives and Scissors. b. HoMANS,
iune eff Auction and Commission Merchant.
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have used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash.
and its effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
to me high opinion of its merits. ] cheerfully re-
commend tito the general use.
j ss-..a,.e. hi 7a a H. r. KNEASS.
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TUST PUBLISHED, and for sale at tie Book
,j Store of u. Ward g. SOM Pennsylvania Ave
nue., near the Rail Road Depot and at ]. Ken.
nedy's Book Store, on !, near iIheEcet, '
mo. of the oregonian; .'
Or. History Of the Oregon Territory; containing
the Laws Of uregon, with Description Of The Po-
ltical condition Of the County, as well as ifs Cl.-
mate, Resources, Soil, Productions, and Prosress in
Education, With Map. 81 CaARlRs SAxroH,
of Oregon City,rO 4. .t .sfetx .gg.
june l3-lm .g.. ..,..
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TEABERRY TOOTH WASH.
Certifcatea Of Magistrates Of the City Of
PHILADELPHIA.

Having made use Of your much celebrated Tea.
berry Tooth Wash, feel convinced that it is the
best article have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend its use to the public in general a
pleasant and effcacious article for preserving tho
Teeth and Gums. ssl. 4. Ia
ROBERT F.. JOHNSTON.
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schooE .B ooks.
Temperance books.

Life Of John B., ,Goaeh.; Wedding Days Je1Sa
johnson and His Times; Autobiography 81 axe
formed Drunkard; Death by Measare; L Wlil Ne
Injure Me; The Dfunkaras Doom; WaEot 4ouC
Years Young Mans Guide. .>-~a s.t
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B1 u. Ward g. Son, at their Netc Store on
Penn, Apeaue, near Roiroad DePot,.-s
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Anthon's Cesar, Cicero, Horace and salFpfi
Cooper's Virgil; Andrew's Latin Lfssons;. W,h'.
Latin Lessons; Andrews Lain Readers Fi:s..
Greek Exercise. 49, H .',....... a
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New Publications

CWSEcoND VOLUME OF VELPEAU's OPERATIVE
SURGERY Translated and with numerous Notes and I'D
ditions by MOTT NJ. D. and 5. TOWNSEND, N. D. PIP
1892 New.York Langleys, Astor House We are truly
grathed in being enabled TO announce the second vol
u1ns of this great WORK and that the third and last
volume is to be put to press in July ensuing The
public and the profession, We believe have already
passed judgment upon It, and upon the competency Of
those who have undertaken it, Since the fret volume
issued year and containing $50 pages and 300
$50 plates and every thing that relates 20 Elementary
Surgery, and its minor operations and general prnc
PIES $50 absolutely requisite to the student has been
as far as we have learned. received with universal
commentator as in fact shown by the rapid sale
Of the first edition Of that volume
In cursorily looking over this second volume, It's Pre-
face, Table of Contents, Supplemental Appendix, &c
and especially the admirable Chapter Of 100 pages
pressly devoted by the eminent Mott his appro
pirate subjects of Aneursms Ligatures Arteries,
field wherein he has acquired such unfading honors.
delighted with the fact OF last realizing be-
fore superb treatise the science To which we Of
the profession happily also refer any time for
all the master operations performed by the great surg
cal axioms laid down by cur ustrous felow.citizen
now FOR the first time assembled together. and by
himself
Justice too. with f.anknesa and mpartiaity which
does honor TO Drs Mott and Townsend been shown
in particular TO all own countrymen. who
have by their labors distinguished niche in the
temple of Surgical Science.
Too much praise be awarded to the publishers,
for boldly marching 70 ward with this vast labor IN
spite of their immense and unavoidable expenses Their
reward must come. The great Text Book of Veipeau
and Mott will not lie unpurchased the shelves while
the noble they teach boast of single votary
As Americans truly proud of this work mem
bers of the profession. to all concerned in i.
deb. of deep gratitude MEpiccs
" THE LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for
March has been sent us containing articles BY Mrs Ann
5 Stephens. Lydia H. sigouruey Mary Davenant, Mrs
Cerothers Charles J. Peterson Robert F Greeley, T.
Wayne Reid the Poor schoIar) Emerson Bennett and
numerous others. The embellishments in superior
style-the Fashions, and magnificent Mezzotins the
Raising of Jairus Daughter
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felt. even composed of educated 70 eene,e LID
TO take the life of fellow being but oeloa hi. very
reverenee for lie must be stn farther wesxenead
thus the number of murders line at The
was inesed as for The and sae
and he denied hnaan tribunals 10 exercise reuoue
pss s s.es si 2e 8s
through IL wi,b profound attention. After dwelling
briefly on other points Mr. zen; 70 con
on The Death Penalty recently published By George e.
Cheever He handled the Reverend gentemans arga'
rnents with great force and skii-reouitng tner appa
rent tendencies exposing their misrepresentation aRo
stripping them of their sophisres with most logcs pre-
cision THIS par, OF his remarks was listened 10 win
the keenes: interest by the audience who frequently es
tiled their saiisfaction)
Rev E H CHArrN after the transaction Of ;ome 4a
siness of the Society," addressed the audience N oe
bot eoouent and fervid manner. treating rapciy on
clearly strongly of the ysrons @ cons so
in favor of the galows But we ma Gun corsI ~
much crowded that it M totally Impossible 'or u To give
even brief summary of his remarks
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DlEO.

Ga Monday 23d inst of consum ption, sser long
illness. THOMAS L. MATTHEW'S aged 81.
The friends OF the family requested TO attend mis-
funeral this "wednesday afternoon o'clock. from
his late residence, No. II Attorney street
On the 24th inst FANNY F, infant daughter OF John
w. and Fances ". Bri,ton.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral this "wednesday afternoon, o'clock from
2l4 William street
On Monday morning 2lst inst after short Illness,
ABRAHAM B. HUMBERT. aged, "A years and days.
At Poughkeepsie, both, George Swift
At Goshen jan, 2sth Elizabeth N. c. wife Of N. N.
Lyman, eged 80.
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MARRIED:

Or Sunday 22d inst By Rev. Samuel D. Burchard
Mr. WIN HENRY DOREMUS to Miss MARIA LOUISA.
Youngest daughter Of Simon VsnEss Esq all this city
AT Albany the 9th instant by Rev DR.. Wyckoft
JOHN C. LORD of NewYork, TO MARGARET, daugh-
ter of Gideon Eswley. ESQ.
On the 22d by Rev. DR.. Macau!ey James D. Ayres to
Susan Williams, of Hyde Park.
AtPoughkeep.e, l9th L. n Arnold, OF this City, TO
Susan Robinson llth, Isaac Huette 20 Letiiia Hasted
oth. Myron s. Bin,on 10 Eneline Stone
AT Albany 18th, John Maine 70 Mary Holland l9.n.
John c. Lord, of this City. 10 Margaret Hswiey.
AT Saratoga Springs, 12,h. VIM. NJ Soaring TO Caroline
NJ. Huing
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Phalon's famous balm Is here,
To give DOto oio ana young
The 10 wing locks OF beauty rare

Oi auburn, blsck aEa god, =, .;~,l
~ Too much cannot BE- said 10 praise oil NC SSsf
Hair Inyigorsor Ualil ia nroducticn DO article as.
been known th4t would actually prevent hair faing t
it when bald, even 10 rea0ve scnT snc Nv
all Of which the nvigoratnr will really DO sary
Phaor 2l4 Broadwey and for sale By drug ana ~
dealers generally, City and Country. 50 cents per WV
large size 81.
SASDs's SARsAPARILLA-The unseen sUo"a o. IT, ar.
thicker than mo,es the sunlight. are connnoaI;
around u.s. and Of the strongest are
rer poisoned barbs. But although there II 20
which will defend from them, n-re are reneo WI.
with Heavens assistance. will nsuna!lzs tue
which they are charged Auloug inc ulos Valuable D.
aptOtes we class Sandss Ss.sspsri.la The - %
hsence OF this preparation reaches The BLOOD eha IL
seot,c properties either discharge or render cail.,ti
virus Of disease ia that iGid while ia ssiSngest 5
-trsghsp the stomach and the slight laxative po"
which however strange the combination may IT, hole
iuibued acts gently upon the e1eutory orsahs ucsnb
.icled nv pustulOus other eiupIions scfoiuo
narr5cisl or deep seated sores ird.mmstory or q.
rhruma.ism general pro,Iaion, hepatic csess, ~ ,css
will be found u produce most oene1c'ai' w
re-vitaliziDg effect ,y A. 3. "
saNbs Who!-sale Dn,ggis- 70 Fuon-t AS nnr"rsyrsY
and n East Broadway, New York Sod Ssc q per
generally throag houl the United stsieA
Is or SIX boIilcs for Is.
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Lnrdner,s Lectures, No. IL.

The Twelfth Number ef this popular work which has
been delayed for time lowing to loss OF Manuscript
is now In the bands of the Printers and viii be ready to
deliver on the srss day OF March This number Will con-
tain the conclusion of the Lecture How TO oosee the
Heavens Two Lectures on the Stellar Universe and the
commencement of the Lectures on the steam Engine
Cop;ously illustrated with Ensrsvings
Agents and Booksellers will please send on saen or
ders All the back numbers ret be supplied. Pres
25 cents per number
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THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things In Philadelphin.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a4-P NJ
The weather IS dull and heavy to-day WIN inoi'
cations of STERN.
in local matters there is Little OF interest sFEins
The weaTers continue their strike, ana sonae
dlgurbsnces have taken place They strong in mum
bers but canno, hold much longer 50 the lanes VI
many n a suffering condition
Stocks were heavy odav, and prices fendee
downward Penna Fives closed at IL VicksbuTs al
Reading shares j3i C. States Bank at 81 with raoder-
sales.
A letter from Cape Island. dated on Sunday. states
tina, the schr Cleopatra Capt Burroughs of and from
Hareu bound TO this city with assorted came
on shore that place on the night OF the 18th inst
during severe snow and high and dry on the
beach The cargo being discharged, and would be
immediately sent TO this city.
The schr Middlesex. Clifford. OF and from Bristol,
R bound to Norfolk parted her chains in the bay on
Saturday night and csme on the beach Damage
triling.
gsThe pilot boa, Herald that has been missing since
lie gale Of the 18th inst and for which great fears were
entertained for Ter safety up under Cape Msy on
Saturday apparently unnured snd stood TO the East
ward
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

E5y@ Two important matters were Introduced 10
the Common Council at its last meetingthe enlarge
ment of the Greenwood Ceme,ry ard tho opening Of
Washington PARK at Fort Green
~ The friends Of Anti. Capital Punishment hold
a meeting tonight at the Brooklyn Lyceum. Messrs
Burleigh. Goodwin, Greeley and others will speak
CYs Dr. Baird lectures TO night on Belgium and
Holland On Thursday night he will lecture France
and Switzerland.
FIRE IN W1LLIAMsBURG-A fire occurred about
o'clock yesterday morning in the store Of John Porter
Grand.st Williamsburg which with the two adjoining
houses entirely destroyed together with most OF
their contents The FIRE originated By Mrs Porter going
into the store with lighted candle when loose pa
pers took fire 1t nearly three quarters OF an hour
before any water could be obtained
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EYES IN PIcrUREs.-Tne Deauty of the expression d
portrait lies nearly altogether in the eyes This one
great secret OF the success OF Prof Pumbcs Daguere
otyping establishment. He always gives good es''-
while many others in his profession send forth nina
lures tina, have kind OF blank frog.like owke a.
pect from the unnatural way in which they have Ine
mirrors Of the sou! 81 come of
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To Eg SOLD AUCTION, by Il. j. Bieeeter, on Wedhe'
day. Feb 25th the Merchants Exchange, ihe supefN
DWELLING House 40 Suvan-s near Phnee-!ot % oy II"
feet house OF brick modern built. Two stores basesaen
under cellar and attic, with room, back pzza &c
wei. Of fine water IN the yard grape vines &c $4,000 ofe
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage per
- O.. .nrtion ro,tce 2Ir 2ts
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Boston Courier. Tuesday.
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CorRr-This Day--Nos. s 100. l3s. ~. 50
g. AZ p al IA $50 TO 100 90 Co. l2a l23 49, III
lis.
COMMON p1xAs-Nos 80 IS, 80 a5s. a5e, Il TO AZ, l9
% o.
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Donation PARTIES b. writes US q long letter
reprehendiug the Donation Parties which are be-
coming fashionable in rural towns and villages,
whereby bounseous presents of Money, Produce, &c
&c 70 caergymen are made by their Pensioners,
and insisting that these Donation Visits should be
made rather TO the Poor Widows and other des.i-
Iaie members OF the Congregation than 10 the well.
on Pastor We most heartily second the motion
with regard TO the alternative B. suggests, but
cannot sgree to censare the Donation Visits to the
Pastor. In many Societies he is not half paid for
his arduous labors, and these are lessenea in
efficiency by pecuniary anxiety and the pressure of
want, Let Donation Parties be made up for those
who need them, whether preacher or hearers and
lie. tine destitute be always remembered. There is
not shadow of danger that Charity or Generosity
viii be oyerdone, though it may be misdirected,-
When it is So lie, it be set RICH, rather than cen
sured-guided, not arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

e The Loco ocos OF Illinois bave nominated
for Governor Angus c. French of Edgar County,
and for Lieut. Governor Joseph IPeAs of Rock Is
land County. The former resides in the extreme
East on the Wabash river and the latter on the cS
treme Yves, on the Mississippi river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

r. Those splendid scripture Views, represeaans
't;dom" Babylon" The Holy Land" and" -ra'a,eI ,
will he exhibited the Hnse1m this afternoon al o5
and this evening ~ q and there cannot but be cfoN
houses Orsin the Great Magician, Will Likewise - 80
variety Interesting feas, and sigaof Bin WIN s
ell musical with bis unequsIed performances u 49,
liar
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w The Portland Train, which left this city on
Saturday morning. did reach Portland until 10 p NJ
In consequence OF tho heavy Of the day previous
Boston Traveller Monday.
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
JEFFERSON CO

The Argus reports ID Loco,Foco to 4 Wing su-
pervisors-3 TO hear from. of whom the Lccos ex.
poe, @ The Locos claim gain, by majorities of
l2l, SO, Is, 9 and = respectively, and lose one
Wo do no, think tho Wings had go many 10 lose as
are here set down to them. The County has been
strongly Loco Foco a, each Election since 1910.
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MrsslsslrpI-The official canvass of the votes
cas-. last November in this State gives the following
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SCAOEARIE COUNT

Anti Rent. SUPERVISORS. Whig
BleaAsins-S Msyham lScho.cr;s-J r Grisge
Brcome--p Couchmsu. Saaron-J c. Moeller
Con&srille-E. Hammond Loco roco
JsStr son-L Gallup. Jr. Cariisle-I. w. Brown.
iIiddls5ureA--M. Franklin. Cs6isskil-D. w. Lawyer
Ssmmit-H. J. Comstock. Fakcn-P. Bergh.
lSe,card-A Sternberg
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r Hon JOSEPH VANCE has addressed letter
10 his constituents Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trio, of Ohio. announcing mis- intention not TO be
candidate for reelection
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

THE HOWARD ArHESEuM BuRSED-Last even
ing about quarter after eleven o'clock the Howard
A,henaum formerly the Miller Tabernace0 in Howard
ST. was discovered be FIRE in the and in few
moments, with its contents entirely destroyed
The performances had been through with neary an
hour and when Mr. Ayling. the Manager, round
about half hour after his custom 10 that all
was right there signs Of FIRE TO be The
buildings on the East side OF Somersetst and the Penn
berton House. with its stables somewhat scorched
Il is though. to be the act OF an incendiary.
Boston Courier, Tuesday
PROBABLE MURDER OF A MOTHER AND HER
BABEs-Some citizens OF New Richmond, Ohio recently
box floating in the river opposite that place, which
being opened wssfound to contain the bodies OF two
infants, and portions of the breast limbs &c OF young
woman-probsby the victim of seduction murdered By
her betrayer to conceal his infamy. From some
marks left By accident upon the box is possible the
perpetrstor may be identified.
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THE TRIBUNE.
mrDNEsDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1876.

orr s1pH--Fnss Pase-Priscn Discipline; Crhositie
., Literature; Letter from New Orleans; The Gulf
SQUADRON; Tit for Tat; The Excise Question, No Nv
Henry Clay and tho Wings OF Philadelphia Fourth
Page. Mernon : News Items; Sales Of Stocks Ma
rine News
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Business Notices.

IatpoRrASr-Tne following extracts from letter just
received from VIM r Gouljing. NJ D No. u Chatham
81, shows some facts In relation 10 DR.. Taylori
Genuine Bassm of Lverwort worthy the serious ater
ton of all persons who are affected with Dyspepsia OF
Weakness Of the Stomach or Bowels.
What triumph for this medicine justly celebrated
for the cure of Pulmonary and Tuburcuar Consump'
,ion Liver Complaint and Asthma. There is hardly
day but intelligence is given personally or by letter
OF the astonishing effected aud benefit. obtained b.
the use Of this nes,in,ab!e discovery.
One OF the Doctors attached 10 lie Surgical Depart
ment Of the New York Hospital has prescribed y Ia the
cases OF Of most wealthy and respectable eit
zens with the marked and almost magical success
Extract from Dr. Goudincs letter;
EEw.YoRK Feb l4th lsiJ.
Dear Sir have been suffering for upwards of year
Dyspepsia. had distressing pain and feeling In
my stomach about hour after breakfast dinner and
tea. have used great many medicines for IT, but VIII
out relief. You kind enough TO recommend me Tie
genuine Basam Lverwort prepared at 373 Bowery
had no faith in any specific remedy but must confess
tina. relieved me- indeed the very fret dose did ze
two tea spoons in glass of water snd sugar andf
pleasant as Madeira wine by adding itte lemon juice
i keeps the bowels gently open. Thus. sir have us
covered radical cure for the of all feelings thos'
produced by DysPtpfa' ordered hlN Oo'ues ~" "
since wanted three for friend for whom lprescnoe'
it, similarly affected and equally benefited You may
send me six more week, shall continue 10 fe
commend it and never be without it. find there are
great many thus affected but one before kne" h@'
radical cure for Dyspepsia to b. found in Dr. 1"
lor's l,asam OF Liyerwors have found It to cure me
and shall always feel grateful you for recommending
his valuable medicine to lam yours, rny
To Dr.. q J. Leeds. WIN r. GOULDhG, NJ D.
Buy only at 375 Bowery. Two physicians always
attendance Beware Of limitations and counteflrlls
~ WE WOULD particularly cali the attention
those who are troubled with lips the exqu'r5
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~ WE WOULD particularly cali the attention
those who are troubled with lips TO the exq''np
fine article Of Of Rose Lip Sslge manufactured enc
for sale. wholesale and retail by !. b. BREED,
23f 3teod- No Murray-st, near Broaa"sJ