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Hing hsf 6cly iu many other places
which caused her slant death, ans
then dragged ller INTO tie street.
The news caae.t 70; Ills fathSr, who
Hee tn tIlis place. BY express. W.
shall not attelnpt to describe his dis
trcss ON the occasiorb Believing that
the feeling heart can more .easiIyim.
agiRe than we can pourtray II. The
Young has sistcr who is also
insane"
The Legislature Of Massach chusetts
convened in Boston, on Wednesday,
Sd inst when the usual message was
received from the Govcrnuur. A
rcmonstrance has been presented
from Dartmouth and Easton against
the petition for a jail in New Bed
ford. Wednesday next has been
assigned by the Senate for the choice
of a u. S. Senator, for six years
from the 4th al March next. A res
"lution has been offered to the house
Tor a revision or total repeal Of the
Militia laws, A comngittee was or
dered to report on the expediency
Of making further pro o,ision respect
ing Licenses to retailers Of spTi,uous
liquors.
SmaN Por. No new case Of the
small pox has occurred in Taunton,
for two weeks past, and those Who
have been sick are recovering,
Stock Conspirators. The N. Y.
Court has put upon the persons con-
victed of conspiracy u dcfraHd Ger
tain monied institutions in that city,
a sentence appalling to all the future
offenders in Ike cases. We cannot
but reg@t lis severity as il respects
the innocent families of these men,
and i! is a pity tia, ins,ice. 10 reach
Der victims. must strike through
them ; bat the public gaod seem to
require il. Tks cases of Charles |
Mowatt and Thomas Hyatt. deserve
no sympathy. They had added &C.
fraud the procuring 1ffalSe affidavit,
to show stock paid IN that had ncv- |
er been paid. These tnJ were SEN
tenced 10 two year's i'npris"nmrht
in the PENlTENTiARY. The latter
had made his escape and forfeited
his bonds $4,000. Henry 3. Lam
bert and Samuel f. Lambert, we're
to one year in the pcni,cn-
tiary. The prisoners were scnsib'y
affected when sentence WAS pronounc
ed. jacob Barker and Tho res! have
prac,red hearing before the Su-
preme Court. for anew trial, their
bands having been increased to
100000. Barker began this trial |
IN sport. but it is likely 10 turn ont
4 much INre serious affair than he
Prov. Jour.
A Spanish schr under Dutch colours, has
,een captured by the Enslsh ship OF war An
ora. o. going into the hold, 240 slaves
we're found in a state of starvation. 60 had
led out of cargo cf3O1 On throwing
am amongst them they fought for il like
hungry wolves. When the schr was cap:ur-
4 she bad only one days provision on board
Maaonsrk.
The Installation Of the Officers of st. AL
,or,s al. No IA, p,i.fol ionk pluca. A
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1pLANK Inspectors Accounts, L.
eeuses for retailing liquors. ands
Scnool Tickets, just printed and Tor
sale al tbs o!hce.
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g MEETINGS. One bale Harris
~ best brown sheetings, opened this
morning, for sale by
N. M. & j. r. WHEATON.
g Jan. 6.
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yRoM orr CoaRRsroSpENr.l
BRISTOL, Jan. 5--rr sloop Georuc 4
Phebe, West, n New Bedford.
S!oop Rose Tree, Vaughn. f. Wexford.
Sloop George, Corey, fr do.
Sloot Henry, Gladding, fr New York, with
corn, flour, &c. to q. Burr.
7ti,. arr ship Rising. States, Pearse. from
savannah via Newport.
Schr Thomas, Of Boston, from Charleston
bound to Pro vidence.
oloop Essex, WillisIon, from New York
with Hour. corn, rye, &c to G. Burr.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Newport.
S'n, arr brig Independence, Ianan, from
Brig Crawford. Brightman, r do.
Sioap New York., Willard, fr do.
sloop Mary Ann, Child, fr do.
SAILED.
Sloop alercator, slocum, S.. Bartholomew,
doop New York, Willard, New York,
Br6 Crawford Brightman, JMatanza..
Sci!r. Baltic Reed, Porto Rico.
schr Pursgon, Bailey, Havana.
Sailed fr Wilmington, brig Dolly, Champ
IN, OF tnls port, Tor New Orleans,
Elisha Case. Esq. Of South Kingston, has
been appointed Keeper Of the Light House at
Warwick Neck.
Schr Rambler, Allen, which sailed for
Guadaloqpe, retnrhed to st. Thomas, 9th
nlt. (not having disposed of her curgo) apd
sold; schr Ann Rosina, Martin, was loading
to sail in aboat ds,
Al Hamburg Nov. 9Th. ship Boy, Greene.
of Newport for liavan, few days.
AT llavans, 10th, ship Charlotte. Church,
Of Rristo, uhc. George. waiting frieght.--
Ga, brig Zephyr, Barton, of this port, for
W ImiIstoS.
ADV. at New 0, leans, 3th alt. brig Charles
Joseph, for Providence.
Up at New Orleans, 9Th, brig Miles, ylrea-
,on' OF this port for New York brig Ca.lll
10, Frink, Of this port, for Havana.
Al Callao, Sept. 10th, U. S. ship United
States schr Dolphin.
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HIRTINGS--one bale fac brown
y Shirtings just opened and for sale
1t Cd. I'D. by
N. Nj. g. J. r. WHEATON.
Jan. l3.
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ITALIAN SEWING S'LKS-a lo1
n Of black and colourcd best sort
just received and for ale by ID. or re-
tail. by
N. NJ. & j. r. WHEATON.
Jan. +
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-. ARRIVED siNcE .ouR LAsr.
9th, arr iloop Eliza, Smith. e. Newport.
SAILED SINCE Qua EAsr,
,.Sn S,oop Modhs Mosish. Mathswsou, Provi.
Sioop Eliza. Smith, rrovidSacs.
Sloop Sally, Brown, ditto.
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Flour, Mo1asses, &c.
WIN, 2. 8 E.0. CHILD,
Hare tor sak at their storc. corne,
q hdia Aa5 Market street,
AR so bbls. Canal Flour.
- Shl,ds. Molasses.
- Gibbs. Brown Sugar.
IL sacks blown Salt. IA,
100 bushels Coarse ditto. ~ 80
7sf ALSO,
a good assortment of CROCK
EHf Il GLASS WARE, in the
Chamber above, for the better ae-
of Customers.
Jan. 6.
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A Spanish schr under Dutch cu'eurs, has
been captured by the Enslish ship OF war An
rora. o. going into the hold, 240 slaves
were found in state Of starvation. 60 had
died out ofa cargo Of 800. On throwing
yam amongst them they fought for il like
hungry wolves. When the schr was Gu p:ur-
rd she bad only one days provision on board
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SmaN Por. No new case of the
small pox has occurred in Taunton,
for two weeks past, and Those Who
have been sick are recovering,
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Distressing circumstance. The
waterto~n N. Y.) Post. OF the
slst ult. says -" On Sunday last, a
man by the name Of Isiah Anthony,
residing in the town of lie Ray, in
this county, who had been insane
for uumbcr of years.insomuch tbat
twas found necessary to keep him
in slisins, broke loose during the Alb
spire ot his father, and, srIzlng q
smait kettle, struck his mother, an a.
ged eoman, who cam. into the room
~ Tie time. with such force as to
huuck her down. She Immediately
sent . child for assistance. but. be-
fore any ooald arrive, the Iuna'ic
had take, an axe. cut open hcr
breast, besides chopping and manS-
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Censnmptions, Coughs. &c.
Bw'er's TegetaLie Indian Spefifr.

Bf!er's Vegetable hdian Specific,
IstoR the cure Of Colds, Coughs. Consumpli.
~ onS, opltting OF Blood, Asthlu1, and=s,lt dis
orders ofthe Breast and Lungs
The Vegetable Ioaian Specific. has stood the
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Nsthma, and all tie diseases OF the breast aud
lungs. leading 10 consumption. The following
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gentleman, will show its value
l. Samuel Moore do hereby certify that fos
upwards OF year was severely afflicted With 81
pam IA my breast, accompanied with serp bad
cough aud Shnrtness pfbreath aud every indiea-
ton On tho opinion Of Physician) ofapprooeh.
ing consumption. hftcl passing through It
course OF medicine. ard Gndeg no ,elpE was
induced IN make ulal of Buffers Vegetable Indi.
an Specific, aud the use OF one anda hall hottie,
completely restored mt 10 hceltl and have re-
NAMED 50 ever suoe. being upwards ola year.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has tauehtus that
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lne the approach ofthr disrasc aud preventing
iis proceeding 10 an mcutabe statt aud in per
sons Of consumptiyc habit. especially those bonn
OF eonsumptiye parents, the slightest symptom
OF an approaching consumption ut The cousunp-
i've period ollie ought carefully 10 81 attended
TO -
The Specific is obtained by extraction FROM
herbs roots, Howeis, plauts, &c. when In perlec-
ion. In consequence Of h.pps combination
81 the most valuable herbs Szc. II becomes II bal
sam ofsuperior value ithenls iheinilfed pans
opens the pores aud comnuses The Disturbed
nerves, alter the manner ofau anod,ne conto-
quently the obstruction of the chest aud the iungs
which constitute the disease particularly need lis
use. II promotes expectoraton, WHICH Is "a
constantly called for and whilst il ceanses and
heals II also gives strength 10 the tenAer lungs
In this manner IT removes Tie hectic ieyei m,
proves digestion, gives strength toIhe nerves, re
pairs the appetite aud improves the splihs. This
specific may always he given IN safety III Is
mild q pleasant 10 the tastc, and isioond parteu.
larly useful in hypochl ondrcal, nervous aud hys.
terlcil diseases
Zach bill Ofdrecions contains detailed ac-
count ofthis disease in al its different stages,
and will be- accompanied with the sipnataie OF
The proprietor in red ink Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro-
prietor sole agent for l9nchbufg
June 8. 3m THOMAS J. DGVAL.
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ELI ABETH BINDER.
Ph,indelnlln. HIM 90. 1896.

This ia to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged ionreeo wears, has been afiiict-
ed for eight years with the Kings Erii the
besi nedicai advice was had, every remedy
wa, trei, but without success, until Mr.. Pot.
ter Vegetable CAthplcon vas had RECOURSE
to, (which has eii"e'ually Cared him. The
tnmodrs are dispersed, and his general
heaItl. IS better than il has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from a sincere desire of beneiting others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOW0RrH,
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
PhiIadeIDhio. INN, 90. ls26.

This IS to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last fl
teen wears, aud so bad that was Obliged to
use Clutches, or help, TO enable me 20 move
ahoui. tried every possible means OF re-
ceiving reiiei from this deplorable situation,
having used two bottles OF SMain's Geaulne
Panacea without effect, when, about a year
since, applied to Mr.. ~. W. Potter Tor
supply OF his Vegei able Catholicon, aud from
the use oftwo bottles, il has effected cure,
aud, since have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth.
DOROTHY BENDER
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Thisis to certify, that have been laboging
Tor eight yenrs. hnher dreadful diseasa that
occasoned more than one hundred inreter-
ale ulcers on my neck,and heIy, aud in my
throat In this state remained upwards Of
one year nnder The gre Of . highly resp
table aniwe Known medical gentIema
taking every medicine that he ordered me,
hut without any effect, and was finally aban
doned by him AS incnrable My frame had
become much elnaciated, from the long and
severe pains endured, and my health was
destroyed. In his despairing situation, Mr.
w. W. Potter very generously offered nue. his
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PRtFndeIphln, May 30, 100.
This is To certify. that my daughter Eliza.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, labo1red for
twenty two month UNDER severe liberation
of the tongue mud throat, which roceedcd TO
such HI extent as to eat away a third part Of
her tongue, aud nearly 70 destroy her palate,
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veey remedy, that was suggesfrt, tried, hnt
N vain waen, hearing OF Al Paiers W.
gefahie Caiholieon, wa induced 10 try thar
Two bottles lave etfsctuall, cured her, aud
she is now perfectly veil
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

1hluISh AtiuChy lol lit htNs
TnHE Medicine now offered 10 the public
- is one whirh has been fully subiectel
to the inlalibIe test of experience aud IN
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short time aud they themselves are the hes
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JOHN M'GUkDi, Jun.
No. IS, Chesnut.slreel

Else. C. s. was of a scrofnlous
II at the aye of three years his parents
;elved an liberation of the head.
;eedlnS, As is supposed, from raccindiioH.
va nj hr,t co16bed TO small compass
4 tron tn continued discharge, il was soon
an in'cated 10 The whole scalp, which
seated horrible appearance, being al
81 QUE entire scab soon after this dis
Hge commenced tren hi ears, which be-
n" very oil .n,ive. BisttrS, masbeS, oinI-
~ %c were 'ig1rolsly escorted TO, but in
. 4. Ater remaining in this situation for
re than slxln ,nta~, the Yesttabte Cafboli-
was recommended anl lis use Immediate
GO. aeneed |, qmckiy displayed its ac-
o"l' isel lowers Jverlhe d ease, by first
tf''s'hg The dischnrgr, bn' winch soon at.
. ceased, The coma)alut being completely
dictated, aud tie cmlI restored ta health
f'r lni1rmllion a-t,lhe accuracy of this
&C. Tie aher II lhe child can he referred
On application 70 v. " POTTER.
y Is. ne above case NJ Tnea Copiis. or
feraIed sere he /, stoalll be warning 10
rents To quad against the evil effects
men TOO often arise from nrglectIng to use
II purifier Of the blood, alter the VACCINE.
"a 81 their chill lren. Tue Cqthoiieon is Of.
20 "A suitable remedy IN these cases, and
.oon'd he Invariably used. -
,Paltndeipbia Feb ", 1927.
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MARTHA NJ. M'CuRDY,
M. 70, Chesnnt.strcet.
PhiladeInhfn, .4pr.I 3. L

Hftbfkt tffHih3 up = d iEs-tiH
From the spring OF ls2.! until tins summer,
was afflicted with Scrofufa every gland in
my Eeek was affected by The rising oil hard tn
monrs, which broke aud left deep ragged III
GERS. was under the oare OF three eminent
practitioners at different times, who cont.
nnrd 10 prescribe for me Tor about MIR
months, when my leg near the shin began 10
swell, which soon mceratfd- land large ill-
cer also arose on my body ttcn the former
proceeded a thick aud offensive matter |
continued much IN THIS siate (nly malady ra-
tier iuereasing,) for some months, aud ind
Tug my physicians advice useless, discbar
eed them aud resorted II Suaim's GtHuiae
Papucta, which ! persisted IN TO 'be event
of Nine Bottles, bui without the slightest re-
ief. Under these very nntavprlbIe clrcnm
stances | commenced nslng P0itr's Iegfta-
bic CHit0ticon, which soon manifested It's IN
1lence over The disease tn tumuur on my
body nov broke aud began To discharge, and
soon alfer all the ulcers began 30 neal very
fast in few weeks more 10 my great asto'
nshment the ulcers were entirely healed
the pain, which had been subject to, were
removed-and my appetite restorsd-and n
fact my Modify he lth Is very much i'm proved
from he exclusive use OF Mr.. PoutrS pdiHa
bic Cdtholicon. MANUEL MORRIS.
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PhilndeLnh,n. Nm l6. I8o6.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began TO swell, constituting the disease cali.
ed MIR Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, t!,ey liberated and ia
this deplorab,e STATE ! continued until about
Que year since, when began 10 use Potter 5
Vegetable CatbOlcon. BY its sole use | am
now perfectly we'll the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and mylimbsar are as sound
and henlthY rs eYpr.
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Certifcn'e.-S time in August, 1924, |
was 5csired bv W. ". Potter, 10 visit and r =
aminsihe above lad, samuel Raiu--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis
aud more serious ease of il / have never
seen--eonsiderabl portion of The whole dit
amefer OF tie tihiai the man or shin boue OF
the leg had oxfomfed aud come out--the
- ound neasurlug At the time seven inches
10 length. extending from d little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, tEo inches anda hall
IA width, AMI two inches aud a quarter in
depth, tic flesh being rerovrriea along the
edge, to the height OF one inch and a half
h. was much emacialed had hectic fevers I,
night sweais and wss rapidly verging 10
the grave. IN this state he was put ON the
Vegetable Catholicou, which, in the course
ol three weeks, removed all the symptoms of
hectic, aud in the beginning of April, 1928,
after using ten bottles OF the medicine, ne
as discharged. cured. have this day eN-
smined the limb--it Is as sunnd as il was pre-
vious to the accident large quantity OF
healthy honey matter flied mp the vacuum
left by the exfoliated tibia, and the limb is as
firm and sound, aud as useful as it could pos
sbiy be, had the accident never happened
HENRY NJ 'MURTRlE, VI. ID.
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in X. HUSH ; Anti Dysprpfc or Sour Sto
~ mach fhls. az invaluable remedy foI indi-
gesti9n IN iis most complicated forms
u The variety Of diseases 10 which the human
system Is subject, few moro stubborn, none
moe distressing o. distinctive 10 the constifn-
ton ihan indlges "a o. Sour Stomach This
dlscast picVaiis toa g1em cAtep and llas sOseD.
efail baiiied the sl.ih olhf faculsv tai RENE
t dy easy oi administration Is tuiy aeflderaiuin
ia eyef, place Tire ruth Of his statement i
cont rnrd by the experience OF thousands ;. 10
have Suffered under it, Who after having used
many remedies TO no purpose are now Obliged
10 have recourse 10 such pallI tiyes as thry may
chance Ia find more eondufive to thei comfort
by indigestion Is meant loss OF appetite aud
great weakness, particularly Of the legs and
wasting Oi the whulc SYSTEM. Hearthuin, on an
uneasy sensation OF heat about the pit ot The sio-
mach, winch IS sometimes attended with nausea
or slckntss Of the stomach and vomiting, bcch.
my mp Of water which IS generally sour, paieness
OF the eonenance, costisepess, hneaol gi,ldi-
mss, iowne,s otslirIts, disturbed sloep, palpita.
lion 81 The hesti tltiuleecg, &c.
These fmptshs vary IN different persons,
some experience more OF them, AID some les
each III The order and degree al his own pari,eu-
ldf cast. ---1hese Pits act as a powerful tonic.
neuifarlize The Acid upon tbe stomach gives
ste gtb 10 fhr 5cbitaed ors rs At digrsi,ons
restoiethe appefite, rebJvr pauscn a, tu sto-
mach, and HitnafeJ reco,t, the heallh Of The
patient. 1hey do ner CONTAIN retcury ia any
form. nor dD hes sickn the stomach rs most
pn gatfyc medicines do, but perform IN oil. az
SIR and ns4t pargative ard are not surpassed
by tuy midic'ur Tbey ape therefore patticu-
Iafy calculated for family use
The invcntfr OF these Phls was one Of the ,nos,
eminent pracfiione OF medicine in ne Ih,itsd
States, and used them successfully il ais ping.
tee tor many years They are not gol ,p
nosrmn 10 deude the cfeduous, boi are recon-
,ncnded on the basis OF truth and oSi cree.
la order that they pay become extensively pse-
hll aud within the reach OF all they arc es,sa
AT the low price OF 80 cents per box die
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine stnrs
Of THOMAS DUVAL.
August 2. 3m Sol, 49,.
INloR sALE.-My House and Lot adie,oj1,