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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

attention Of the Les'.uIe the fact that The ny D,
tsrst upon the State debt will be duo on the nn dsy on
np nsi BE- nS the aso policy q the State regard to the
manner of payment l., ..,. n, us
Hitherto The nens have been made m ,pee This
was done during ths of tho LegisauIr through %
agsncy Of Asnhattan Company acting undet ths
of the Governor the Controller and Conm:siones OF no
Canal Fund who beloved that the faith aud honor Of the
Bnt tb. bens now In session. the responsibility
d.yoye, upon il Of declaring whs, shall be- the future aon
In this and without Its authority the Bank cannot ne
expected proceed Cny further in the purchase Of coin;
1t my da,y therefore TO spprise the Legislature ba
provision ela DO made before the first day Of AP iof
the payment Of the Interest in specie. or its ,e
will he alternative but TO pay In the same currency 10
which the rc,eDxe Of tho State 10 received.
"o'pe'"''' IuGIUs ROBINSON, Controller
On motion Of Mr.. Cook, tho Senate adopted inc
following: ,,c,
Be,or,d That the Controller and tho Auditor OF the Canal
be respectfully requested to report to the senate
at their earliest convenience an abstract OF he noDy
ances of ihe Bank Of the Manhattan Tom
uany IN Ina Civ Of NuTio showing the balance at the ehd
Of ssch month Hon January 1900 to February 1862 bsh OF
months inclusive aud the rate OF interest," slo"cn We
State upon also the sum paid yearly by the
Sute for salary aud Of Transfer Agent In the
Of the nans Of the present Agent and his once
il KEEP, In the Bsni Of the Manhattan Company and the time
when State commenced paying or estaosned an AseSy
M this purpose aud tho yearly expense Of the same " tne
prefeDt time.
LIFE AND LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. Woodruff introduced bill TO incorporate the
National Union Mutual Life end Limb Insurance
Company of New-York. The coiporators named
are Simeon Draper, Daniel Young, ASshel Jones,
Sas.uel j. Glossy, Ienatus FLYNN, Sylvester y.
Pos,, Edward i. Underhill, Lewis 8. Thomas, and
Thonas Stephens. In addition to the general pow
ers ard privileges Of such corporation, they are
empowered to make insurance upon the lives ana
Limits of officers soldiers. BallOrs, and marines OF the
Army and Navy of the United States. Capital
500. 90, TO be divided In $50 shares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

q. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARcH l7.-Before
Commis.loacs Henry.
ARRESTED FOR PASSING An ALTERED "GREESBAcK"
Jas. Morrison was arrested at No. So Bowery
passing United States Treasury bn altered from to
i ten. be was committed for examination.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
HOMICIDE AT SEA.
Charles Campbell arrived at this port to-day from Cshs,
having been home BY John f. Loveoy American Coz.
Csao charged with the murder of named Sears,
the second mate Of tho American ship Washington the
10Th Of April ast. lie was Committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

"WHO ARE OUR BEST MEN l"-What Of the
schemng pol,icans Who will serve and who will cheat
the Government In short whom shall trust 20 lead
ASK PBKEsOL0GY Would you have the Right man In the
tight paccp Let him he selected pbrenoogcsI pinci
pies, and appointed The ofcs OF FOWLER NBLLs Is Ut
No. 300 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF Music" I'm Ballo in Maschero"
will performed this evening. with Guerrabslla as Ame
lia," Mdle Bhsno r' Oscar" Sig MazzoIeni Is Count
Richard" Gig Bellni as Reinbsrt" etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

SENATE. ..ALBAsr, March IL, 1863.
Sundry petitions were presented ior the endo"'
ment of Hygeia College -,
Petitions for and remorstrance. againtt State Aid
10 the Auburn, Lake Ontario and New-iork Kali
road >,
Mr.. LITTLE reported against allowing the
Phepix Fire Insurance Company 10 do marine busi-
ptss. Tho report tabled on motion OF Mr..
MURPHY.
The General Dummy Engine bill was reported
fayorably as WAS also the bill incorporating the
Parochial Fund Episcopal Church Of Western New
York.
Mr.. WOODRUFF introduced bill incorporating
the National Union IAe and Limb Insurance Com
pany.
BILLS PASSED.
Ieoalizng the acts Of joseph Baker, Mlehaei
Iangdon, and Peter Herman, Justices OF Peace.
Tie Little Falls Charter bill.
The bill reducing the capital stock OF the Bank oil
CoIsackie. -,
The bill amending the charter Of the Young Mems
Association Of Bnhalo.
The bi!i relative to Contracts and Repairs on
Canals
The bill for the payment Of the interest on Canal
drafts and awards OF interest commencing sixty days
after date.
The bill directing the Canal Board 10 determine
claims for work the De Ruyter Reservoir, Ere
Basin.
The bill amending the charter Of the Metropolitan
In,urance Company was advanced TO "a third read
ing.
Mr.. MURPHY introduced bill incorporating the
Long Island Oil Company.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced O bill legaliziDg the
contract for grading Tenth street. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill amending the charter Of Brooklyn wa"
ordered to Il third reading.
The bill amending the statute Of frauds by declar
ing a contract or agreement not void because OF
omission to express the con, Iteration Was ordered
to third reading Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

A STREET RoBBgn PURSUED AND CAucHr.-
Yesterday morning Oi,er Gilmore, Of the Eghth Precinct
su.,trd John Wlam., alias James HOLMES. charge OF
King Latham OF No. 10 Greenwich avenue
while his way home about o'clock in the morning. and
bbing him Of hs watch aud chain Both the complainant
chased the prisoner long distance before he
asted lie had thrown the watch and chaia away but
subsequently found the place where he had thr
Jnstc, QuacA.nbash committed tho occused IN default
OF u 900 bail, to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
The Proposed PrOvisionni state Govern
mcnt for Louisiauu
From The helo- Oyieaas Era. Marcia

NOtwhstandinR the short notice gwen Of tho
meeting the members of the Union Association las
evening filled Lyceam Hall, for the purpose of DIS.
cussiue the various plans for the organization Of n
Provisional State Government for Louisiana. Mr.
T. +. Riddeu called the meeting to order, announc.
inc that the books Of the Aseociaion wers open for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcm r7-Psss
Judge SHiPsAs
THE TRIAL OF MOORE PosTPoSED.
In the care of Michael Moore, charged with the
murder Of Capt Buyer Of tie ship Robert L. Lane Mr..
Jsmes for the accused stated this morning that he
willing 20 20 there only II Jurors present thes
here he would the service Of the panel bat hs
did feel justified in going without having the full bene
TT Of his cha enses
After some remarks by Mr. Andrews 70. the Governrners
he Court down for Wednesday ii O'Clock
m and ordered additional panel Of 30 Jurors for that day.
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SUPERIOR coURr-cH.spsss.-MARc II. Before
ice MoSELT.


Adrian lselin ct 81. agt. VIM. Graydon ct al
Mott read OF costs granted Opinion with Clerk
fdv AID r. OCT Daniel Carpenter ct shotion for
new trial on Judges minutes denied
Lima ie..r sg thiss Sclayen-Re!erred to take proc'
aud to report { tie Court See IErn0Tanos with Clerk
Elizabeth L. Scnenck sgt Johu A. STANDARDIZATION fos
nimouy and counsel fee grated All OF the ABOVE cases 10
Clerks Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

Mr.. LORDS LEcTUREs.-The Rev. John Lord
Of five lectures the Fall Of the Roman
Empire at the rooms the Historical Society this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

The best place in the City to procure
HuMsEs BIRDS. fashionable FOR Ladies 70 wear
Ia their hair and boune.s 10 at J. O. BELLS No. 800
Broadway where 100 different species be seen some
Of W nicA are Of tbs mos. brilliant pamsge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
UNITED STATES MARsaAL's OFFICE-MAkcH H.

VIM. James and Joseph Davis, captured on the
prize Duoro which arrived this port last weer
Lafayette this morning by order Of the Secretary Of
the Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

GosE VISTA company OF girls and boys num-
berng 90 ef tho oce Of the Chdfens Aid Society
Tuesday afternoon under tho OF Mr. H. Freidsen.
who will find good Western homes for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

BRo0xLYa ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-To-morrow
evening the opera Of La Tvats will bs performed at this
house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

CHAscE TO VoLUsTEER.-The Eleventh Reg-
msnt Heavy Artillery, New.York Volunteer, 10 now
crung the Mercer House. Of Mercer and Broome
streets where Capt Cowes is ready to receive application
This regiment intended for gMoa duty. and will have
loos Marches picket duty will have comfortable quarters
tho s.n. bouns, will be paid Pay Ito csmwence I'm
n,edistely. Gee Advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
AdyeItIsement.
DIR. j. WALTER SCOTT,
Opposite Washington's Statue,

Chief Resident Physician to the NewYork Medical lbsi
tute, No. 8 Union square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

Originator of the New Practice Of Medicssd El.ctc,
daily curing dscves which in every age Of the world
resisted the hghes. medical skill Interesting books free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

We are requested to state that Col Almy, tho
State Agent Connecticut and Rhode Island has removes
his Office to No. 1874 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

RELiEF ron the SUFFERERs IN IRELASD.-On
Monday night meeting " The knights VI b. Isysk wU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

BrLLs HEAD-Ihe weekly report Of tho Cattle
market show. that Notwithstanding Ne~Yos City In the
midst Of Lieut., has not lent its appetite ior beef mut'on
and pork for with reasonably largo supply OF stock in mar
there hu, been considerable sd,suce in price and the
Bes Cso market closed yesterday IN Forty street
the advantage Of the drovor than has before this
wear end the had been 800 cattle sale all would
,vc found purchaser. 9a0c. g. 10 net Sheep
a. high before lots sold yesterday at loc IN live
WEIGHT This Is recount Of the high price OF wool pcs
being worth - aud upward Live hogs sell at 90 Y 10 aud
over f5r good comfcd porhe Truly tho farmers have no
occasion plain and tho drove decidedly Jolly The
tune may turn next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

ALLEGED GRAND LARcKNY.-Yesterday Mary
Gibson by Officer smuonds Of the sixt.enb
Precinct charge Of stealing & worth Of wearing appsr
e from tho apartments Of Jorusha b. Kress Of No. las
Eighth avenue. She taken before Justice
st the Jefferson Market Police Court aud committed in de-
fault Of $500 ba H. to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

WLsTERy AID FOR LAscAsHIRE.-The citizens
Of Detroit Mich alive and working for the friends Of
country IN Lancashire Yesterday large -four house in this
city received from them 2oi barrels Of family hOur, which
viii be forwarded to England 9. an early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

APPoIyTMEsr or AssisrAnrCoLLrcro H.-Col
.ector barney has appointed Nj Chse f. Cli ch Deputy
Collector Of TIC this Port under tho recent act Of
Congress The salary Of the Deputy i. liked at 5000 ear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

A CRAZY MorHER.-On Monday night, Mar,
Nell an Irish women was arrested on charge Of y,tm
burning her boy Ave years o. 80 that he died vcd
Eight third street snd Eleventh and bupsd he.
child with shovel The woman Is undoubtedly dSnsntsS
Coroner Collins held the body OF boy "a
The held TO await the action Of the Grand JarY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

BOARD OF SurERvrsoRs.-The Board Of Super
visions inc. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Little President IN the
chair.
communication received from the Controller annex
Ing communication from the State Controller TO the County
Tesurer requiring the county TO pay ss3ot being the
said TO he duo for militia fnes from tho county The
total paid into tho County Treasury from ths
thus far s2o The amount inserted in the Tax Levy to
dehay this 1. $4,000. leaving deficiency Of about
tl9 coo ofths amount required by the Stue tau Referred
hr PuIdy moved resolution calling for the taxation Of all
owning mergss to be assessed upon such real
tate whether the be resident uonredsnt Referred
to tho Committee Annual Taxes who also directed
procure certified copy opinion delivered BY tho u
3 Supreme court
II resolved that Committee Of the Board should pro-
ceed 10 Albany for the purpo'e Of procuring the passage Of
bi dIins tho boundaries Of NewY0rk and Westehsser
Coun,isa
Tho Board then adjourned to the 3,t inst q. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

FIRE IN WEST THrRrY-EIGHTH STRRET.-Abon,
o'clock Monday night FIRE occurred In the un6ni,hS
house No. Is West Thirty street. which dausssd
to the amount of S600 supposed that IRE wa se,
10 or near the dumb Tser Tbs house belonged NJ. II
II. Hswley, and . fine mansion.
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held at Patterns Hotel In Greenwich street. a wAeh
suerings of the Irish people In Consequence o. hS ssSs
calamity of starvation In that land. Thanks were voted -
the Phsdelphia Corn Exchange for aid which thew had
tended to Ireland The following COMMITTEES was %
arrange preimnaes for great public meeting IN M
city: Capt. VIM y. Lyons, VIM z. Robinson Theon., ~
Connery, John PhilpOt Currsn. and Thomas Dunphy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

FRrE LECTURES voR The PEoPLE.-Therc was
large audience the Sixteenth Ward Republican eadqur-
las, evening II. c. PHis. e'q In the chair After
song well sung (,hs SarSpNged Bannsr), BY Prof Ls'M
the auditors sng In tho chorus George W. Buugay de-
yersd On address He said the Rebellion had developed the
resource. the country and the msgn.nimi,y courage aud
patriotism Of the people lie answered some OF tho ojre
lions urged against the Proclamation Of Freedom and argued
ths, n,Le Nsdon had light to live It lad Alright to s.e
down aud crush out everything that threatened ' existence
tina. Slavery wa ito deadly enemy and 'nee the Predent
Proclamation aimed desth.blow at Slavery Il 'hoald be
hed Of the most efficient inTumonisities thai can
lie empoye in putting down tho Rebellion and saving the
country Another song, sung eIcseny well by Pfof Ia
ear another by tho Chairman concluded the exercises
Tho Row Mr. Warren Dr. Fsifbank and other prominent
mem were present Tho mex, addrcu will be delivered by
Prof Brown Of MisissIppL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

From the annual report Of the Chicago aud Cs'ens
Road we take the following statement OF income ae'
counf Ian / 1868:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-15
Informati ut Waited.

Why do yong ladies put theil
hanis in the pockets of their cloaks
and sacques when promenading, and
thus incur the penalty of yul gar
habit. and stoop too decided even TO
please the most feiv1nt admir- rars of
the "Grecian bend?
Why do ladies' who wear stylish
balmoral petticoats, or even the more
chaste-looking white ones with ample
skirts and delicately worked borders
hold up their oater garments ut so
great q height, while those who are
less luxuriolsly provided, keep theirs
down with invincible prudishncss::
Why do yoang men who never
mean to, wear unlress military caps,
and assume q military str,t as they
para lc the street?
Why do other Young men, who af-
feet to be gentlemen Heaven save
the mark! smoke cigars as they wall;
with ladies-can it he becalsc they
fancy they add to their attractions OF
reputation for refinement by SO doing:
Why do gin palaces faunt in gor.
geous array and sport magniliccn,
mirrors in front of the rubicunl noses
and inaamed yisagcs of their mottled
victims?
Why do uudcrtakers wear an Ia
bitually solemn face, and mod9lat,
their tones, in the most commonplac,
conversation, even to the minor key
Of sublued and sYmpathiling gricfI
Why do apoth acaries dress of thcil
windows with show bottles of green
blue and Crimson, that are ncver
touched except to restore the fading
hucs of their gaiish liquids?
Why do dealers pretend to bc''sellins
off at cost" and constantly replenish
ing their stocks, to again incar taC
like "tremendous sacrifccs:
Why do chart oal ycnders, the soap
fat man, the fishmongers, and tn,
whole tribe OF itincrant hawkers anc
Iedlers indulge in cries that no on
can understand, and few interpret.
Why are railroad undclsirappcrs
whether at stations or in carriage,
always moro9e, uncommunicativc, nm
chary Of anything bHt foul AMI BIAS
phemons language?
Why do policemen stand Idly al
the day long in sunny corners in win
ter, or shady ones in summer, an
suffer the law to be broken with i'm
punity?
Why, in fine, is il that
"Ali things 81 g MT ~ they seem"
and that men sacrifice so devoted
AMI unremittinGly to the false Go
Sh ami
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Partition Notice.

VACOB e. WiNELAAD, George W. WIholtnd
y Daniel Win.iud Il, nJannn r. " iIlelaud,
Frances \. Il diernPe,er U. Reiieru. ner aus.
band, Henry 4. Nlneitnd,aud abraham Vine
land, ~ HdnruuS Z. uniy, Ohin, ami n ,lI-
cl A. Ilusiman, and JWrO TInstman.
her husband, aud Jonu l., Wlnsltud. ami IA tu
nah Shuli aha Eliza Shull oI McslInureland
Couniy, Fehusy ylvaala. WI take nplI0e that n
peilllun was med dg llnSl them on tue brst
uay of April, \. D., lfj3, III tho Court oi CON.
mnn Pleas, wiihiu aud ,or the county II Han.
cucN, and state OF ONO, by Martha Smith, anu
Gideon Hah, Ter husband, AMI rs now pend
mg, wherein std M.Itla santa u d Giueor
smith demand partition VI tho following real
estate, tu-wIt:
| The east halt Of the south east q nrter oI
seoliun nino, Also, tho edsL hall the norlll
easl quarter of said section nlne, except tnree
acres nut of the same occupied Dy George +.
| Nineland and jacob u. Wineiand witn d steam
saw mn anu dwelling houses. Also, Tue cas-,
part oi- the east hdiI Oi tub shutn.edst Qliai
,or of a, cIioh tour. Also, the sIutl-casl q .Ar.
| er ui tho south west quarter Of see,Iun ave.
lso the south hall al the south east quarter
| 4 said socti, iive, all In tognshIp lx, 40 IA
| .tanse eleven east, IN HthcocA County AM
| tate oI ono, aid thai al the mex, ieim ul
| sad Court, the saiu Martha mia AID Gidov.
| saith VIII apply f"r an orisf Lh / farutioi
lay DO made ~ SAID l,r m s'-.
| MAkfHA SMITH,
| GibEUA sMi III
| BY Brown BrRKEr. lac Au'ys. %
tindiay, Aprl ., ieSS. '1t w
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Gbiuas aolis, auS @,buUiss.


y
An Enplishman was Dragging Of
the spoed on English railroads to q
Yankee traveller in England. The
engine bell was rang as the train nsar-
ed the station.
whats tAat noisa9' inquired the
Yankee.
1--WE are approaching town." scid
the Englishman. "They have to
commence ringing about ten miles be-
fore they get to station, or else the
train would run by it before the bell
could be heard! Wonderful, isn't it?
/ suppose they haven't invented bells
in America yet9
why, yes" replied the Yankee;--
"we've got bells, but can't use them
on our railroa Ia. We run so tarnal
fast that the train always keeps ahead
Of the sound"
Indeed exclaimed the English
man.
Fact" said the Yankee, "hud to
give up bells. Then we tried steam
wlistles-but they wouldn't answer,
either. / was on locomotive when
the whistle was tried. We saw q
two-horse wagon crossing the track,
about five miles ahead, and the cngin-
ecr let the whistle on, but it WAS no
use. The next thing I knew, was
picking myself ont Of n pond by the
roadside, amid the fragments Of Tie
locomotive, dead horses. broken wag-
on, and dead engineer, lying beside
me. just then the whistle came
along, mixed up with some frightful
oaths that l heard the engineer use
when he first saw the horses. Poor
fellow, hc was dead before his voice
got to him. After that we tried
lights, supposing these would travel
faster than sound, but the locomotive
kept ahead of it still, and was in the
darkness, with the light close on be
hind it, I have heard that some of
the fast trains beat the telegraph l.
minutes every 40 miles. But | can t
say as that is truc-the rest know to
be So"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-15
MN VETERINARY. &8l
LUDWIG OSTERDAY

A sKlIFUL VETERINARIAN Of long stand
IA ing, hve years Ol winch were spent ~ The
nrdqtce oi his professio I, in the cty of New
York; and 'welye years In the city of rifin,
ONO, VIII be found every
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
At the res'denue Of Benedict Winegart. north
dc of Main Cross street, six buildings east
oi Head Quarters, in findiay; where he
attend to al the diseases To which horse flesh
,ssu'Jeet lie will cure tho
soil-h.vih Flstuia, Founders, Distensper
Yellow Water, Lung Di,easts, Ring.
hone, Hood Spasm, B0ne -pasm, Wind
gals, ~t'T Nerves. shoulder W,ei v.
sore Eyes, HSefb bound, -tringhalt, Bro-
Ken Leg, Bolts, Bowel Qranps, viii re-
nevs Dana. la obstructed Cases Of FoaI-
lag, SO sc.
He will be prepared TO furnish medicine
ana ~ all cases lnsu 70 a cure, or 'no cure NJ
pay"
He will attend 10 sstrstng Horses, whcl
he VIII do in the best manner; removing cAa
trels that have gr wn up IN the abdomen,
hs.ilhg every operation, c"mmenor x
Monday the sO'n inst, weather pernitt n s.
He W " also castrat, Bulls.
f.soLAy, April ~, isss.-I4w.
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HAHHELL'S INDIAN VEt:Ar BLI
Worm GOnfectiOns
Sugar DroDs,


The most safe Pleas ant aud EHectual Rem
edy Tor " Wofms ever discovered.
The ubJett ut these drops is IL accomplish
n cud long desired 10y Phi siclais, VIZ; TO
. mhIue 10y the aud oi Chemistry, and tie
] tiesI lmpruvom ;nt> IL = Pharmacy. the ACT
I'VE PluNClP. Il NJ well Hn"wu Ptgsiabls Sub
std"ce IN such IN amer rs Ia Insure their
HhCienSy. aud Al the same time render them
easy IL be administered ana free from thuee
unpleasant ard often dtnSerUus ELECTS b!
Nerhiiu"e IN the U II torn.
SYMPTOMS AND EfFktTI.- Worms of et
produce emanrinaii"n swcl ed and tense abaO
aen SHAVING and turlung pam III ihe slomach b
tnr b wells, irregular and drIfaNed appetite.
4 Ialo alid slckl uutcuaHcu. iuul tUngur
leicd hIeatn, ichlng al the NOSE, fever sh
pa tlruldily 4, nights. Wur rts UCcasilaS uo
reduce culIcNy affections. Hith Nnugl dui lt
.Plrglug. and sometimes bond: ul 'rr,Ituuct s
Gc bow =. tnd even IertnnitIs may )e exc
trd ny the Irlitau"n; occasional \ cerebIa
S,mP~ln lna and Eplicpuc C"LyulsioRs ldE j
iltCG,
Children WHO are troubled With worms often
~ axe. awake dGeily, screaming all" ire
lt5! ily observed |" grnI theIr teeth b 4
n"he | lucse ~ mptnlhs 4r all 1i he IA C"Iuuin
e,l, lolhi uul tao passive existence ui worms
They may be prndu I'd OY irritation nr sut
tocUto It.ilau iu.tntlun ia The mucous men
crane, beaUe tue occasional failure at the Le
NrrmluEr 10 cXle, worms.
IKEA IMEAT.-- The hrst Ting 10 hf done
Is 1" oiideayor Ia restore The dilosIiva lame
uoils: aud AZ lie same ume We must .nstilu't
AN eAloIm'nailng war against the hliHy luirG
defs. Tue nAtal OI tins lChitCi iuu rs suui
ds 10 Produce TINS result most ene tualy re
ieNe al th" :! mptOms ana restore 1. e nrsai,
"a pert cl lediti: heiIc, lis srcal superiority
"y"f AL o,ler verniiuge.
ua-niliE- rloNS on EACH BON Prct 21c
bArNTN ARK. EASTERN once 30j BroaG
way, New Iork. II. q, u. GARY Zlnes Vile
Oui'. western BTanCH once.