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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24
9ailg dQonntaineer,
FACTS AND FANCIRs.

A clergyman lately addressed hi
female auditory as follows: Be no
proud that the blessed Lord paid you
sex the distinguished compliment o
appearing first to female after th,
resurrection, for it was only done tina
the glad tidings might spread all th.
sooner"
A Chicago clergyman missed biz
stockings on Christmas morning, and
after long search found one on each
horn Of new milch COW, which had
been presented 10 him by his parish
toner's, and ornamented in this way
to indicate that it was Christmas
gift.
In addition to the railroad from
Cairo to St. Louis, which will be built
this summer, another from Cairo to
Vincennes, Ind, is contemplated, by
which it is proposed to make a broad
guage connection with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, and thus secure
a direct route to New York.
After seven years appeal, only
twelve thousand pounds out of tho
fifty thousand required to decorate St.
Paul's Church, London, has been
subscribed. Such a matter would not
have been so long in contemplation in
this country, although abroad they
say we are behind the age in matters
of fine art.
The late Mr.. Corwin was raised
farmer, and is said to have been a
wagner in 1872. On his return from
Mexico, with his naturally dark skin
considerably bronzed, he was intro.
duced to an English gentleman as an
"Ohioan." The Englshman shook
him by the hand and asked " whether
his tribe were at peace with the
whites"
THOSE French are wonderful peo.
Pile! What they can't explain, neither
Edipus nor Philadelphia lawyer
need bother their brain about. They
have lately been explaining Joseph's
amazing virtue and self'denial in that
little affair with Po.iphar's wife,
Here's the explanation A recent del.
yer, and digger and mouser after
Egyptian antiquities, has discovered
we'll authenticated statue of Mrs.
Potiphar; and this statue shows that
the lady had a snub nose, an enor.
nous, protruding mouth, and was, in
short, as ugly as the devil. That &C.
counts for the milk in the cocoanut.-
Hasn't Joseph built up a big reputa-
tion for virtue on small capital?
1T DON'T ao.-The Humboldt Regis
ter has the following: Speaking ol
things dramatic, reminds us of the
time we put in weary night neal
Ousley's Bar. The landlady's daugh
ter triod to make out our gait, and we
evaded all direct questions. At last
she determined beyond persuasion
that we were ga actor" Not denying
iJ nailed the assumption for positive
fact. Humoring this, we asked her i
they ever had theatrical performances
there. "No, thir," said the lispine
fair one with the golden locks, owe
haven't had any theatre yet; we watt
goin' to have Damon and Pythiatt
latht month, up at Outhleyth, anG
everybody went; but Damon go
Pythiath drunk, and it didn't 60"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24
Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will be received
- at the Office Of the undersigned at Vancouver Depot
W. IT,, also at the office Of the A. O. g., at FORT
DALLES, Oregon, and at FORT BOISE, I. T., until
Thursday u o'clock NJ, the 10th DAY OF MAY, 1865,
tor furnishing the u s. Subsistence Department with
Two Hundred Head 2o0 of Beef Cutte for the subsist
nee Of the Troops In the District of Boise Said Cattle
TO be Of goodand Merchanable quality and to be dev
cred to the A. @. at FORT BOISE, l. t. author
lied agen of the Subsistence Department. In said Dis
trict, on or before the 30th day Of june, 1866.
Each Bid to be accompanied by Bond with at least
two suretes In the of Five Thousand Dollars for
the faithful performance Of the proposals contained in
the bids In case the bid is accepted.
No bid will be received for less quantity than Fifty
(50) Head. - " Sr n ID H I'M
Bids must state the price in U. 8. GOLD coin.
Tie contract will be sub the approval Of the De-
partmcnt and Division Commapders
The undersigned reserves to himself the right to reject
any or all Bids that he may deem uni easonable.
Bids to be addressed to the A. O. g. at either Of the
above named Posts, and endorsed thus Proposals for
Fs 7IT GEO. II. WEEKS,
Capt and A. Q. NJ. U. 8. A., A. C.s
U. g. SuBmsrENcE 0rrlcE,
4 Vancouver Depot, W. T., yaf
ap22l2t April 10th, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
DIED.

BAssFoRD At FSrdh,m on To-day Ja. e Of eoH'ump
TIE and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral on Friday Jan from the residence of MI Thos
Bas.iorJ Fodham. at li o'clock his remains will
Csrrissrs will be in aendsrce the Tweuysi1,si Depot
a. Il. r. nt u p. m
Ienobia West wife Of L. II. Brigham sged 20 years.
The friend. OF tie family are respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral irom the Mansion House on Friday, Jan s. a,
ler remain. will be taken to Greenwood for in;ennent
cUMMINGs-A 1919 m on Thnr.dsy. Jen. T. q; No. 50
Es,, Tweny.nnth's,r the Rev. J W. Cummings, u. D.,
Tie funeral services will place Mondy the ath At loi
tie member. of the consrcg the friends OF the De
ceased are respectfully invited to attend
DoLANOn Tuesday morning, Jan 2, 1866, Emily second
DEWEY suddenly at Hamilton, Madison Co. n Y. in the
and mother of James J. Dewey Of this city.
ELLERY-At Newport. H. l., on Sunday Dec Il, Emeline
daughter Of the Late Hon. Christopher tHeTy.
KRRs,w-In thi, city on Wednesday. Jan. at l2i p
OF nphther', Edward Psyson, only child Of John AMI
Amelia f. kershaw aged 20 months.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respecuy ~
viied attend the funeral FROM ,he reeuce Of Jane. her
shaw. No $50 West Egheenils at ~ on Friday dan D
RIKER-In stanford Conn. Wednesday, Jan. Gilbert
II. Nikcr, in the iSth year Of hissse
Tie relative. aud fend. Of has fanVy invited 20 attend
hs funeral O'Clock satul day, the 9Th irst in s.
Johns Church stamford CoaseH en trns leave from the
New York and New Haven Ralros Depot Of Fourth
aud Twenty seyenhs' si IL 30 a. M and ill' p w.
ROBERrs-On Wednesday, jen. g. John Lou,hain Roberts
VI. D., aged IS wears.
III rensius will be taken to psty nogue L. l., for uteIment
Sidney. Ohio, and Caliiornia 10 peTs please copy
sCHUYfER-In city Oh Wednesday morning, Jan 3
Willie Leslie infant sor at ooert s. aud Carrie u schuy
Ter. aged months.
The relatives aud enii Of family invited 70 attend
the funeral from the re,ie OF the chlds grandfather
b. Acker, No Naudaa 81 on Friday Jan. ), ct O'CLOCK
r. M.
WELLS-At Newark. " j. on "Wednesday, Jar. 2, a!tef
illness, Cornoa Wells only child of WG. {. ait
Elizabeth Wells, assig years aud months.
Funeral .ences 10 bef ed the redence Of her parents
No. 30 Sheiheld'ss, " wark, Friday at II O'Clock.
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Ap,usemeuts ihi. Evening.

wALLACks : THrArEB-L0yE's SACRIFICE
OLT1lPIC TIiEhTFR-MoyTs Crfsroi OT, TaE LoHr
PRISONER or Ing CRATFAu Dir.
NfBLOs 0ARDEN-GREzs BrsHgs, or IlrsDREp YEARS
ZOO
WINTER ChPDFN--FpwIN BoorH ~ HAnLrT
LUCY RuSurONs NEW-YORB TtEArEB TuE
HoyEfAoos-A .fAy WITHOUT HEAD.
BROADWAY THEATEls--' sAa and MosE
gAESVNS MTgFrM-Trr ORrHAs noYs OF HUNGARY ,
ON THE CHAuTEP OP OLsASFL-CI CIRCus-t URiOslrks,
Gc-AIsTncon and I've ns-kxrn. fEnsoRsAAcE at
il
FOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER-TBE FoRysr OF Bospi
Iay tuls.r COBpLL.--rHE MI.SRRoLi--IHs NEW
rorxpL,ND Docs. LsfArKTTE AID THrSDER
NEW-YORK CiRCuS-iirH.sr-E eUEsTRiaS AID GYM
x,,Tfr PrRrORv.ycvs-JAaus EOBISsoy. rHR BARE
RACK RIDrp--1op PESrLASD-Matiree At y o'clock.
gRYtNTS' MINsTRELs-lci oy PARLE FR,Ncns-DAS
BRTASTs sTUNP SPE1cn--BLAcE EYED WILLIAM
LITTLE nAc - JocKo THE MoSKEr
ACADEMY or NJ SIC-sRvgxry FIRST REGAEsT BALL
No Gfl BROAD VAY-srIniTUALsN-fHE EDDY FAMILY
Isr iysfg LORD CHAaBEFL,tS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

A.s family medicine Is tie most useful remedy known to
ti world II seized with psn sickness or threatened With
any malignant disease s win quickly cure the patient
ard protect the system ag2inst et'ecks IN FEM MIN
lTES after the application cf lie READY RELIEF ere,-
nsy or ts administration internally the pser seized wan
he most excruti,tng PAINS, ACHES. CHANTS, knEU.
MATiSM NEURALGIA, GOur. LUMsAG0. FE.Eh
AND AGUE, sPAsMs, SORE THROAT. INFLuESLA:
DIPHTHEKlA. CONGESTION, OK INFLAMMATION viii
u,0y and comfort. . -.
INPOKTANT.-TO FARMERS AND OTHERS rs.ldias
In sparsely settled districts where is dhcu 10 secl TIA
services of physicisa RADWATS READY RELIEF Is in-
yusbe It can be used with positive assurance oi doinf
good IN a wlere pria diise IL eyper o,p
seized via lNFLUENzA, DlpHLHERIA, sORE IHRoAT,
BAD COUGHS HOARSENESS, BILIOUS COLIo; IN
EISuMATION Of the BOWELS, STOMACH LUNGS,
LINER KIDNEYS; or with GROUP QtlNSY EEVER
AND AGI'E, or with NEURALGIA, tiEADAcHE, T!c
DOLOREUX TOOTH uACHE, EAltACHE, or with LII N
BAGO. PAIN IN TIRE BACK, CT RHEU IALASA, o. wlti
DIARRHEA. CHOLERA MORBUS. or DYSENIEkr,
or with III rms SCALDS or BRUISES, or with srKAikS,
CRAMPS or sPASMs. The application OF kADWAs
READY RELIEF uW cure g3u Of the worst oi these COM
p,siuts IN 4 few hours.
RHEUMATISM.-Th painful disease has 5afed the most
skinl physicians and popular remedies u Is ne mos, d.
crlt Of diseases TO treat-yst RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Las never failed iu aording immediate relief 20 the surefe
and in al case Acute, luAammatory Nervous helhs
ism 20 effect permanent cure a chronic Hneunalsm n
and Gou, RADWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, Called heI,-
READY RELIEF.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
DR. Holm RADWAY Co.,
No. 81 Maiden lane. New-i 0rk.
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And ever 5000 others.

Latest from Europe.
Arrived by steamers Bellona Java and AIsEaia'i'"'
SEQ CASES
OF JULES NOnM Co. IN REihs'
CHAMPAGNE WINES, VIZ:
NERZENAl, DRY NERIEStl; SAblNLii
IMPERIAL ROSE, PRIVATE sIoNh'
All OF which Is OF : new 'i,tay':. :..,,,.. ,,,,,
N oIrAIITY SUPERIOR To ANY IhEtlOiS SHIP
~ >' hIrYr MAI, 10 THIS MARKET.
An ,bss. Mines have D. selected from samples and sra
,, orders from the nrdcfsiened Houses who now onef
s, recommend these Wines for sale W holesae or h.tG
~ : CanytyS Co. ~ l., PARK IlLr0gp. y. ",
W II J,cKsoy & Go. = l., AcKER. MssaaIL Co. Mr.
", IL GEfHr " T.. CnARLEs BELLOWS, y. y.
- - 49, PpRpy NICHOLS.
III, sh;nst Wine, with white l,bel, i new style OF
IN, boiied Dry wine especially selected ior Genucmfns
snner Parties 70 De drunk n qlsnti'y with npgn! ana J.
= ~ The SAME price re tie NrIzensy Wines - =. -.
Tie present as well as ell future shipments OF Jnes .un
Co Champagne Wines viii lie cogiiized oih TIE ''iH
~r,s by having the cork brand eGcl label ,-
PETER ARNOLD. MUMN IN 1OLNr
HOOK AND MOSELLE WINES
FSCVFNAI'FR BENECKE L Co.. IN BONDl.AtAs
CLARETS SAUrERNEs AND oLi'f oih,' ,t.
are also recommended the finest articles nl''e" INV ~
United States II, q, a gne prssc-
The Boulac is particularly recommended as "ne' f
worthy, gent emen's Table Claret ,cO,N,c
"'''"'' A g. GODDARD Co., IN COGNAC' soo IN
Turrp Nj PIJiS ULTRA BRANDY NlNI' io"' ''
' CASES. ,
JAMES MEYER. j.y
No. a. BeayersL, y, J.,
Sole Agent In the 1 tniIeu -- otN.s
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
The Nev.YorL semi-.yceAiy Tribune,

Ready this morning contains:
hEws SUHstRT-Miiirg fasai sow. rom s'nlnt'on' on
s,wYort Now Iuslrd tI- Southern Atlantic s,at'. the
Guf states kentn,ty sd Tennesiee. te Neern state,
tie Prcia, Coast. Political D5aesiic Mi'-eiHY' Foreign
Tnf sr,rr-T, Governors Mciaso. lie Controllers Re
cnno.otoeic,LThe iunortsni ,s,t. oftls Year 1855
OrH IoRsseS cosREayoSDEses he APennn'K, ~ 80 a.,
Miyss AsD DAr"urEHs-An LrefyDiy story oy MIS-
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II3VoHfsLS-
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MrcFfrssY0us irKss
IsTE.r nonrsrlc ,Nb FopgiGS MARE - .
CoAsrAoiAL MA.rrEs-lhe --latest stock and "o.i ~'o'-
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ApvHklI'rarSTs =,
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Literary RCyiews and Art ,riuef,i Le,'ers rD'n s v.i
~ Letter spcois a5i ,caicd Press Tclesfphic
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Foreign and Domc uc News kyclusvc Reports oi
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DIV Goof. AID General Market Reports. Which are
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
ROAHD or TgKALTH Col;rE@SION-
ERg.
Report OF ihc .:csi6eni FhJsioiEr-s'eh-
zess and Deaifs in she 5Iriropoiis IA
1861,

The Commiss sionor, OF Health me, yesterday
CTbursdayl at tie Mayors Office. @, O'Clock >. ID.
Present Hon John T. IlolInan M1yor John bficc
eso. presjdsn, Board OF Aldermen. John Swinbarae.
IT,. Ilc14ln UInrcr; I4c"i5 o.4t, hi ~ iscri
don't Physician; william Murphy. 81. ID, AM T. !. \.
BOOZE. osq.. Cts Insqccio-.
On motion Of the Resdsa; P,y.i, ar, lis Honor Tie
Mayor was elected PresfleAt
On motion Of His Honor the Mayor Col Charles o
Jolne was elected Clerk.
DR.. sAYER, the Resldea, Physician, then presented
the following Report which read, accepted aud
ordered or file;
To tLs Hon. Jao. T. HlTmrH Nayor oHd Prefifsf oi he
Poard Of C9nmifsio1trs Of Ufaah
SIR present the following Report the result Of a
port ion Of ne dutcs performed IN the Office oi the keei-
deY physc.an during the yesr ending Jls Dec. 1900
10 ne Fmiarant Hospital" Wgrd's Island, have
beer ont tie following OF contagious or infectious
disease
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
MISSOURI.
A Raiiroad Seized by the State for Defa"i'
in the Payment of Snserest-A Protest.
81. LOUIS. Wednesday. Jan. s. II

81. LOUIS Wednesday, Jan. s. IoOO'
Governor Fletcher took possession to-day Oh
the st. Joe and Atchison and the Atchison and W est
ern Railroad known as the Platte County Road In con-
sequence of default In the payment to the state oil
5000 900 and interest according TO the law OF inc MIS-
souri, Legislature passed last Winter under whioh the
roads were sold to Messrs. Stringiellow, OsDorhc
Carpenter and Burns aud providing for the forfeiture
them to the State If the above payment was not maze
on the lst OF January
The Governor has appointed State Agent to operate
the roads until they can be sold again. pursuant 10 ia"
The elected parties have entered protest agaihSt
the action of the Governor but the Legislature VIII
probably indOrse il.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
UiREIE

I'VE hsvp been desired say tia; the Announcement IN
Tng TprsUs. oil Dec l8 OF the marriage 4 Nr y y ol
conb to Ms schAck fse ate1ent, no such marriage
h., - - ~ en- nis~e Ed TsIBl
AYRFS-KIRBY-On Thurslsy. Jan. Z, by the Rev H. q.
Weston tho dcnc- OF the brides atner LepAaHah >
Avrea - Lsora " daus shicF of aenne Kirby esq of
Flgsh.ns. l.. |.
RLLsV ORTu-III' NTTING-A, Sonh Hampton, l.. l., on
d. D. john Il Ei,wosth OF New York to Mamie, daughter
OF William Hunting. esl
POND-FROsT-A the F.rst Cougrecional Church, Pough
ke.p.e on Thursday Jan by the Rev j. l.. Corning, b
~ Fond OF Bloom Vale 30 Miss Carrie Frost Of CFum
Elbow. Dutchess County.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
NEvyyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY 5, 1866

position And Thus clothed with the proper authority
10 enforce their directions could III many instances
symptoms OF many Diseases so as to prevent their
further development, and thus add greatly to the
security of the city against tho spreading oil any
epidemic. ,...,
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
LEWIS A. SAyRE W. d.. Resident Pbyneiin
On motion Of DIR. Swnburne. 1t was ordered tha one
thousand copies Of the report Of Dr. Sayre be printed In
pamphlet form in ease there any funds applicable
thereto. The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
The Detroit Board Of Trade-Ths Mag
nra Ship Cnnal-TrnnspOrthtio OF
DrrroIr. Thursday. Jan. 4. 1866

At o meeting Of the Board of Trade yester-
day Horace H. Day OF New. York spoke at length IN
favor of the Niagara Ship Canal. The Board passed.
appointed Committee 10 confer with other boards OF
trade with view to such joint action as shall give the
country the benefit Of Mr. Days system o transit pro-
yided Il is considered the most feasible plan
Telegram reeeYcd here to-day from the Secretary
Of the Treasury says the act Of December s does not
apply to American cattle transported from one point III
~ tnited States TO another There is delay Or oh.
sructon at this point to the shipment Of live stock
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
WHY NOTp

HRADwAY'5 READY RELIEF possesses such rsmarka-
bic digifecfigy nsuIi-g, rengthe1rg apereLt sodo-
rite snodne aud other properties 10 cure the worst forms
of disease they exist in the most scly climates OF tho
word and where the poisonous malaria thick that
may smos cut with knife why not cure witt tie great
docs al sorts Of eyegs Of the mi1er yps In own
climate Drea Dysentery Feve. and Ague, Bilious re.
the terrible Diseases III the worst forms they
erst in the most sickly climates 1t viii readily cure the ess
a they prevail, amoul.t
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
TEN YEARS RHEUMATISM
CURED BY RUBBING THE SPINE WITH
DADXVAXiS READY RELIEF

ROBT ELY esq aged Co. has been afflicted with Rleuns
ti,u ot 10 years For the past u months lie confined ~
his ROOM perfectly helpless His limbs were distorted:
swon ana i.sha6sn: bis hands craped that he could
mother move his gers nor open nor shut his hands rheg
mac pains ran not all his body; moving hin from hs
he'd involved Tie most intense suffering. lie Induced to
1--we M nine rgbbel one hour morning and sh with RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. The irst rubbing gave him ease
few successive rubbngs relic we'd him Of pain month
srnlic,tion OF the RELIEF and few doses Of RAILWAYS
PlIIs cured hiui He l. now well and hearty man. and
usss the RELIEF and PILLS occasionslly only.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Gv erial Notices.

Ninth Asscsi3 Iy District Union AssOciatiop.--A
special meeting os this Association VIII he held ~ issaIh
ers, No 2'3 Els hsve. THIS EVENING at ~ , oe,voS
BY order, ROBERT {. ARMSTRONG fresd'H''
THOMAS L,sy Secretary.
Fffteensh Assembly District Union sssoc % ~ ,a
"A regular - ,etng OF this Association wi % r,uT
Hecdgnartds No. 4J5 fourthaye., THIS F''u"v S'
WILLIAM 4. BLACK, President.
koBBSr z. DUNCAN. Secretary.
BrnaS ury,s Pianos-THE BEsT-PrOnounced "the
Bestn 'by the most renowned artists Superior In onee
touch, power DURABILITY and elegance of finish" Ware
roow Nos 427 and a., BrOome cor of Crosby Call or
aevd for circular. WM D. bhAopohI.
Posi-(lfi "a Nofice.-Ths Mails for Great Britain and
DE Conp mt via Southampton and Hamburg, per scsiner
SAXONI' and for Ireland, via Queenstown per steamer
CITY <WASHINGTON will close at this Ohice on - ~
URDAf the 9th day OF January. at l0;3o M ana al
town (tfices follows: Stations and r. 10 N ,,"
tior a g and ID, 9:30 q M Stations and ~. q, w.
= .ation q, a. M JAMES MIL ------, '
Po,f-Ofice Noiicc.-Thc mails for rhAN' M, n1tra e
lcONTINENT via lirest aud Have per steamer NJ -
viii co.e at this Office on FRIDAY. the sh day oi JaVty
at o a. M, and At the Uptown ohees a' io"ms VS. ~ ~
aud B $50 a. III end ID. b:io a. r sns p,,.r "
U, Up. ni. !AWr' AH~ >'> >~''~"
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TIE SEVENTY Y-PIgsT REGIMENT BALL Will take
place this evening the Academy Of Music. the music
to be furnished by band Of lc0 pieces under the lead
ershp of Mr. ID. L. Downing Gems HOOKER Burn
side and SANFORD. with their stahs, and Gov fentoh
and Mayor Hoffman are expected 70 he present By spe'
ci,l Invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
DURING THE WAR

More lives saved by the Of BADWAY'S READY
RELIEF than from the best efforts OF the medical ste We
have hundreds Of letters proving this fact We have evil
dence prove that in where by exposure
!erous swamps, bottom lands rice fields, &c, used RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF, invariably escaped sickness;
those who did no. seized with Dyentery Swamp Fe
vera Bilious Fevers. Darhea, Cholera Rneunatism Ge
and those only who when thus seized, used the READY
RELIEF, entirely recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
DOMESTIC PURPOSES.

Every flmiy should be provided with bottle OF Rad
WAYS READY RELIEF. One bottle costs ony 81 cents.
and this bottle be used for varous purposes With the
surance Of doing pemauent good than h1Edref
dollars expended far Other medicines and piyHs pre,'.
taaI Ii suddenly seized with sickness the of tie Relief
will instantly arrest the disease and aord mmediae ease to
the patient.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
IT'S UNIVERSAL USE.

II cures the worst diseases incidental to all climates
mas been tested in Asia Africa South America Europe Ea
aud West Indies and cured the worst forms OF Cholera, by
entery, tluxes. Feyers Yellow Fever Swamp Marsh, Sbf
aud ether Feyelsnd failed in protecting persons WI
used Il preventive giinst attacks.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
The Monroe Doctrine, nc,,v,

In view othe agsreson of Spain on our sister no
public OF Chilli the continued assaults of Francs on to
Mexico all citizens Of New ork VINO are In
favor Of the full vndc alton Of the MONROE DOClRiNf ia
an parts Of America invited meet In the great Hall oil
the Cooper Institute. -
SATURDAY EVENING, Iaa. 6, 1855, at 3 O'Clock,
and by their voice Of ympet cheer enconrase the de-
fndeIs Of the American Independence in CHILL PEh pnt
MEXICO and wherever else krpablcanism and Free nsti
tuons inpered this CoAnert aud at tbs same timo
en,. their determined protest agans. all attempts to restore
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
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ASIATIC CHOLERA

- in n isiy hhDWAl'S READY RELIEF CURED OVER
iV,Vp WI, pEhSoNS SEIZED WITH ASIATlC CHOLERA
AnD ~ irS Iimf ~ USE AS A PREVENTIVE, SAVED
OVER ONE MILLION OF LIVES.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
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world
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

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