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FOR CHARLESTON.
DIR. DAvENPoRT's BILIOUS PILLS.

DIR. DAvENPORT'S BILIOUS PILLS.
TIME increased sale Of these Pills for the
l. short time they have been in use, has far
exceeded the most sanguine expectations of
the proprietors, and they deem that fact a suf-
ficient proof Of their good qualities.
DIR. DAvENPORT'S CELEBRATED EYE
WATER,
which needs only to be used to be highly ap-
proved of, for all sorts Of weak and sore eyes.
wHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The character Of this celebrated Ointment
is so well established, asito need no e~xplana-
ton, for being a pleasant, safe, and sure reme-
dy for that loathsome disease; it is also a GER
tain cure for all eruptions of the skin. and the
Salt Rheum. Price 81 l-2 cents.
N. b. 1t has been recently asccrtained to
be a valuable article for the cure Of Chill
blains.
WHEATON'S JAUNDICE BITTERS.
which are SO eminently useful in removing oil
~jaundice and bilious complaints.
The above is for sale by DYERs Il MAN
TON ,CUsHING & HoPPIN, AMOS J.RHoDEs.
GEORGE II. TILLINoHAsT, BENJ. A. BAT
TEY, J. II. MASON, JOSEPH BALcH, Jr. d.
TT GREENE, W.. II. TAYLOR, CHARLES
GREENE, and ARLINGTON & BURRoUGH.
in Providence. In Taunton, by d. BREWER
in Pa wtuckot. by B. MERRY & Co. and all
the principal Druggists throughout the United
States. 6m Dec %.
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NEW-BEDFoRD. Dec. 22.-Arr sloop

NEW-BEDFORD, Dec. 22.-Arr sloop Henry,
Akin, from Providence.
9th, arr brig Emily, West, from Cape de Verbs
Saded, ships Ann, Mooess, and India, Maxheld
Pacific Ocean.
SALEM, Dec. 22.-Cld briggs Ceres, Skcrry, for
Sumatra; Amazon, Lefavor, Havana; Cygnet, En-
dicott, Charleston; Orient, Choate, N Orleans.
PORTLAND, Dec. l9.-Arr brig Baltimore,
Furness, from Port de Cabras.
Cid briggs Mary Ann; Matanzas: sebago, Wood
bury, Cuba.
BATH, Dec. l9.-Cld brig Sally Ann, St. Barth-
olomews; schr Pioneer, do.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2O.-Cld ship Neptune,
Bryant, N Orleans.
BOSTON, Dec. q. brig George Henry
Wales, from Halifax; Victory, Bray, Passport.
Cid Union, Morrison, Point Pctre, Quad; Kent,
Frazier, Charleston; Lucretia, Gibbs, Martinique,
and a market.
22d, cid ship Robin Hood, WiIicutt, Savannah
brig Magnet, Ncwhall, Charleston; schr Franklin,
Richmond.
oath, arr brig Rob Roy. Easterbrook, from Smyr.
ma; Elizabeth. Cody, Rotterdam; Maine. Studey,
Charleston.
Cid ship Navy, Webster, savannah; brig sabra,
Snow, N Orleans.
NETWORK, Dec. I9.-Arr schr Huston, Lin
coin, from Eastport; Increase, Lester, Connecticut
River; Com Perry, Snow, Baltimore.
Cid brig Spartan, Chapman, Gibraltar; General
Jackson, Budd, Tampico.
10Th, arr ship Rebecca, Davis, from Hamburg.
Gid ship Calhoun, Munro, Charleston, big Will.
lia'r' Graves, Havana; schr Gazclle, Pike, Charles
ton.
2lst, arr brig Ann, Loveland, from Middletown;
sclr Hero, Philad.
Cid ships Courier, Britton, Belfast; Franklin,
Nestor, Boston; Macon, Porter, Savannah; briggs
Haniord, Pearce, Bordeaux; Harvest, Eldred, Ha-
vre.
22d, cid Slips Sllvanus Jenkins, Allen, Liverpool;
Colossus. MAXWELL dn. William Mason Savannah.
brig Emella, Cartwright, St Croix; sloop Herald,
Brown, Providence.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l9.-Arr ship Alexan-
der, Baldwin, from Liverpool; brig Matilda, War
ner, Mobile.
Cid brig Scio, Donald, Mobile and Pensacola; schr
Elizabeth, Stewart, Panama.
10Th, arr brig Happy Return, Holbrook, from ST
I homas.
Cid schrs Temple, Charleston; Triumph, savan.
nah.
2lst, arr brig Latona, from Rio Janeiro; schooner
Superior, Wilcox, Bay of Honduras.
BALTIMORE. Dec. lS.-Cld schr Harriet.
Savannah.
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. I9.-Ar schr Gil
max, Clark, from West Indies.
NORFOLK, Dec. 16.-Arr ship Bctsey & Mari.
ana, Scheel, from Gottenburg.
In the Roads, ship Indian Chief, Williams, from
Rotterdam.
CHARLESTON, Dec. I3-Arr ships ves,a, Nc
hown, from BATH; Amelia, Havre; Colonnicr, Pat
ten, Roucn; Rose Bank, Boyd, Belfast.
schr Spy, Smith, California, and last from Coquim
DO, l0l DIS in distress,l for Boston.
WILMINGTON, Dec. I2.-Arr briggs John Ad
ans, Walker, from N York; Mary Hannah, Liver
pool; Ardent, DAVIS, DO; Reed, Pope, st Thomas
Paragon, Pow, Porto Rico.
Cid brig Mary, Jordan, Guadalupe.
SAVANNAH, Dec. I2.-Arr ship Isabella, AID
ans, from Liverpool; brig Rodney, Portsmouth.
CID ship Chariot, Pratt, Liverpool.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

No. IA, NoHTH MAIN SrRBKF.
EOSEPH r.. MASON respectfully informs
~ the public that he has opened a Shoe
Store at No. IA, North Main street, where no
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment of gentlcmen's Boots and Shoes; ladiss'
Prunclla, Denmark Satin. and Morocco Shoes
and Bootces. together with a general assort-
ment of ch ildrens' Shoes. all Of which will h
sold on the most LIBERAL and accommodating
orms.
CO... II. M. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement in hs
business, particularly requests that oil pcrsons
indebted to him will make immediate pa, ment.
October 10
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BARKER &

A RE daily receiving supplies of Hardware
IA and Groceries, which they offer on favor
able terms, for cash or approved credit.
In Store 80 bbls Canal Flour; about 1000
lbs Dried Apples.
Cash paid for Old Iron, Brass, Copper and
Pewter.
N. B. Subscribers to the poem delivered be-
fore the Brothers. Charitable Society, are here
by notified that it is now ready for delivery
A few copies on hand for sale at IL 1-2 cents,
at Nos. I and 8, Pawtuxet Street.
Dec 26
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= EVANS 81 Co.

tp ESpECTFULLY inform their fricnds and
HC customers, that the I'd class of Rhods-
Island Fourth Baptist Socicty's Lottery will DO
drawn in this town, Oh Wednesday next, Janu-
airy I'd, 1923.
SCHEME prize Of = 10000; I Of 200; . Of iiI3; o
Of 1000; 10 Of 500; 10 Of 800 ~ d 1905 fs Of 40; 81 Of 20,
ii5lois, 82sO Of i-32i rTizo', amounting TO s7i,4I1
Wholes 4 dollars, halves 2, quarters H.
Packages Of Is whole tickets may DO had Of
US, embracing all the combination numbes.
from l to "a, at ~ dollars, warranted 10 draw
al least s2 dollars. PackSges Of halves, quar-
tiers and cighths, in proportion.
The printed lists Of ldl drawings, can bs ssso
at No 33, Markct-st. EVANS + CO.
December 20.
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THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
SOMETHING SPLENDID.
TNION Canal Lottery, 35th class, new Sc
q rics, will be drawn in Philadelphia, This
Day, Goth inst.
As numbers placed in the wheel, and 6 ballots
drawn out.
SCHEME prize of $4,000; / ofG0oo; l Of 5000; I
Of $500; / of 1910; 5 Of 1000; 5 of coo; 5 Of 100; 80 Of 100;
50 Of 30; SO of 90; 80 Of 50 SO Of l0j 10 Of 30j 32 Of 20
d4i6 Of 10.
Wholes 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 2 80,
eighths l 25. Tickets and shares can be had
in every variety, at
EVANS g. cos,
33, Marke,-strect
C%Remember that in the two former class
cs; we had the pleasure ofse ling to our friends
aud customers, a prize Of $4,000, one Of 1000,
and one Of 400.
Any orders from abroad, enclosing cash or
prize Tickets, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended if addressed to either Of orr
Offices, 1876, Chesnnt-strect, Philadelphia, or
33 Market-street, Providence. Dec 26
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I St Barts,, ID inst schr Fame, Brightman, Of this
port, f. Wilmington, arr Goth ult.
CID at Baltimore, 9Th, brig Sea Bird, Carr, o.
Newport, for st Thomas.
Up at Warren, ship Gratitude, Savannah; Jacob
Eddy, Trinidad de Cuba.
Sailed from Havana, LIST, brig Miles Standlsh,
Talbot, Of this port, for Charleston.
Arr at Holmes Hole, 18th, orig Richmond, hence
for Boston-same night, went ashore at Quick's
Halo. had not bilgcd, but lay in a dangerous situation.
Cid at Newport, Bclvidera, BROOKS, New orleans
Mary, Norlham, Wilmington.
All St Johns, N B 9th inst brig Palm, Cor this port,
drove from her anchorage, and got ashore at tho Navy
Yard; next morning, she lay on her beam ends. and
small craft were alongside taking out her cargo, which
it was feared, would be greatly injured.
Arr at Wilmington, 18th, brig Shibboleth, Cong =
don, ofthis port, FIR Havana.
Arr at b lltimorc, 18th, brig George Washington,
Harradon, ir this port.
The schr China, that was ashore on Romer, has
been got off, and arr at New York, 10th.
Arr at Savannah, 9th, sloop Bolivar, from DarieD.
Al St Thomas, LIST inst brig Decatur, Manchester,
of and for this port, uncr; Cordclia, Low, Boston,
dichp; Cambridge, Davis, Salem, do; Pizarro, Per-
kins. for Bangor, uncr; Ann Maria, Jordan, Thom-
aston, for Mobile; Susan & Maria. Portland, dischg;
Albert, Beth, Bath, for Wilmington, z ds'
A ship was seen on Wednesday last, ashore at
Long Branch.
The wreck Of the ship Wanderer, ofPlymouth, dis
masted, full Of water, and no person on board, vas
G.llen in with, on the Goth ut lat 46 So, long 81 30.
4 Pernambuco, NOV 9th, brlgs Olinda, Mansfield,
r. Richmond, dischg; Chalcedony, King, touched on
the 4th, and proceeded to Rio Janeiro; Adriana,
uncr. Barque Richard, Hodges, ofsaiem, from Rio
Crandc, for Havana, touched on the 9th, and sailed
an CO. with the Phcnlx, for Savannah. Brig Column
,hus of baltimore, sold TO the Brazilians.
A. Sandwich Islands, 23d April, ships Alliance,
Swain, of Newport, with l9e0 bbis oil; fosalie,
Gardner, Of Warren, 1900 do.
Arr a, Charleston, 18th, sloop Union, Southwick,
e. Newport. e.,
The wreck ofthc schr America, OF Charleston, full
of water, sails and rigging gone, and no person on
hoard. was passed off Cape Hatteras, 10th inst.
Al Rotterdam, Sd Nov ship Jane, Child, OF Bal
timore, uner just arr.
Tho brie fallen in with By a vessel at Newfound-
i,nd. mart Of the name Of vhich was Ind, it is fear
al ga, the brig India, which sailed from Quebec, for
T;vcrpool, on the 9th Oct with several passengers,
some of whom were ladies'.
Arr Al Now Orleans, 18th ut brig Charles Joseph,
u;.hon. ft this port, towed up. Cid briggs Union,
Clinton. Of Newport, for Hivana; Orion, Bridges,
AT the Eogli,h Turn. 18th ult Essex, Gladd'ng,
SIoop Friendship, Long, from Thomaston. went
..ho~. an hack side OF LovelPs Island, on Monday
Mont last. and next night caught FIRE, and was entire
iy destroyed. . y..;. r,
AR at CHR altar, 18th ult James Noble Lewis, "
York: Endeavour, Kinsman, Marssiilc.' IL, Sld
18th, Clifford Wayne. Eldfdgc, New York and Ne"
Orleans, bailast'
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FOR SALE.

E'OR sale. a Lot of Woodland, situated in
Johnson. about seven miles from ProyL
dence. adjoining the lands of Benjamin RAN
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esquires. The
growth consists Of oak and walnut timber.
young, and particularly well adapted TO the
Providence market. Purchasers can be &C
commoda'cd with any portion of the Timber,
from one TO twenty acres, on The most reason.
able terms. Apply to the subscriber, inS citu.
ate Or. ~ residing near David Phillips Tay,
crn on the old Co%nnoodlcr: Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
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Rhode Island Central Medical Society.
VHNHE members of the Rhode-Island Contra
IL Medical Society, are requested 10 meet
at Johnson's Inn, Centrevile on Saturday 29th
inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. All respectable
physicians, who may wish TO Join the Society,
arc also requested TO attend.
Dec 10 AMOS COLLINS
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10000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

E ]. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
Aes I'D class e 81 number combination. .
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence.
January s.
Sehems.-l prize Of 3d. Go; | Of $500; 1
Of lii2; 5 of 1000, 10 Of 500; 10 Of 200; 70
of 100, IS ofJ [; % Of 2 1850 Of 8; $3.50
OF t-o624 prizes; 1880 blanks; 24,soS
Tickets at S3,-S1i,Ii2.
J. u. WOOD, and
YATES K MINTIRE, Managers.
Tickets and parts in a great variety Of mum,
bers for sale b. J. X. WOOD. For fiiy, and
over, scheme pfjeo 80 lctail s4- shares 10
proportion, DECEMBER a.
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VERMONT STATE LOTTERY,

U-PAPER HANGINGS-LEss THAN cosr.
rUNBE subscriber offers for sale AT extremely
IL reduced prices, at No So wesiminsier-st.
n assortment Of French and American Paper
Hangings. being the remainder Of the stock in
trade, formerly belonging to T.. Quarics & Co.
Also a small dwelling house, situated in Middle
street, on land belonging tn Nathan Waterman.
THOMAS r. WEBB, assignee.
December 81, By.
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THIS DAY.
Only l4,l90 Tickets.

THIS DAY.
Only l4,l90 Tickets.
TNION Canal Lottery, Of Pennsylvania,
u 35th class, new series. To be drawn
This Day, the 26th of Dec.
Seheme.-l prize of $24, 900; l Of 6000; l
Of 5000; l Of $500; l of 1910; s Of 1000; s Of
600; S of 400; 80 of 100; 80 of SC; 80 of 60;
80 Of so; 80 Of 40; IS of 30; 3l2 of 20; 4446
Of 10. 505l prizes, amounting toSlI3, $50.
Tickets $40, and shares in proportion, for
sale by
j.. b. WOOD.
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A PEW WANTED,

ONE CENT REWARD.
NJ AN away from the subscriber, on the 2lst
~ instant, on indcnted apprentice named
SAMUEL SUNDERLAND, aged about nineteen
years, dark complexionod, about five feet SIX
inches high. Whoever will take up. secure
and return said apprentice, shall receive one
cent reward, and no charges.
N. b. All persons are forbidden to harbor,
trust, or employ said apprentice, as they will
be made liable for all legal penalties and con-
sequences in such case.
TRUMAN CLARKE.
Walpole, Nov %, 1927. st
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CHRISTMAS

CHRISTMAS EVENING.
THE OVIDEN CE MUSEUM.
XATILL be in the best order for visitors on
w this occasion, brilliantly illuminated,
enlivcned by good Music.
This new and elegant establishment has
been very much enlarged within the last year,
by numerous additions Of natural and artificial
curiosities, from all parts Of The world.
U-Admittance 25 cents, without distinction
Of age.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
WARREN, Dec. "a.
Arrived on Saturday, schooner Comet. Thompson,
from Trinidad dc Cuba, via New York.
Sailed on Sunday, brig Brothers, Smith, for Ma
tanzaS.
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VESSELS N.

Sept 24th, lat Sc, Al, S long GO so, whale ship Pa
ci6c, of New Bedford, with 60 bbls oil, out 1 months
Nth, (lat. and long. not mcntioned) brig Miles,
Wheaton, FIR Warren, 2 days out, for New Orleans.
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NEXT .MO.VDAY-AT O'CLOCK.
Only One Dollar for q Whole Ticket.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
MO. %, for tho encouragement Of Doincs-
~ tic Industry, TO be drawn in this town,
on Monday next. Dec 3isi.
s. 4 M. Allen & Co. Agents for the Managers.
SCHEME prize Of S2NJF OF 1903 OF so; 4 o
900 I Of ii5; 5 OF 100; ~ Of Js 80 Of 10; 56 Of 9; ii+j Of I
5D5i prize, amounting to Si06i3.
Whole Tickets | dollar, halves so cents
for sale at ALIENS,
December &c No II, Markct-st.
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THIS DAY.
Twenty-four Thousand Dollars.
NtON Canal Lottery, draws This Day,
d Dec 26. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets at 10 dollars, parts in proportion.
Ten thousand Dollars.
Rhode-Island Fourth Baptist Lottery, draws
in this town on Wednesday, Jan. 2. Highest
prize 10000. Tickets at 4 dollars and parts
in proportion, for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY.
Dec 26 No. I, Market-street.
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CLEAR ED

CLEARED.
Brig Mary Ann, Martin, Mobilo-by Benjamin
Clifford.
Brig EnterpriLe, Tisdale, Charleston-by Charles
G. Mowry.
Sloop Washington, Bacon, Boston.
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December Is.

LADIES' CURLS AND FRIZETTES.
yUST received by the subscriber at No. 25
- Market street, a general assortment of
French Curls and Clusters, Of the most fash
enable kinds. r. F.. MILLER.
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DRAWING
a. the Grand State Lottery, class No.
" twenty-frst.
We, the subscribers, having, at the request
of the Managers, attended the drawing of the
Grand State Lottery, Class No. 81, fer the
erection of Free Bridge, which took place
this day, in the town Of Providence, at the
Court House, do hereby certify, that we saw
the As numbers, from No. 1, to AS, inclusive,
s~cverally rolled up and put into a wheel; and
that the following numbers were drawn from
the wheel, in the following order, viz.
I'd Sd 4th 9th 9Th
8 25 80 III 33 l6
No. s was the first drawn; No. rs was the
second drawn; No. 80 was the third drawn;
No. IA was the fourth dra wn; No. 33 was the
fifth drawn: No. l6 was the sixth drawn.
Witness our hands, A. o. PECK,
JOHN PETTIS.
Providence, Dec. %, 1927.
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NEXT FRIDAY.
Lowest Prize Sc, Tickets only IS.
NERMONT State Lottery, Class No. 7,
new series. to bo drawn in Rutland, VT.
on Friday next.
Scheme.-l prize Of $4,000; I Of 5000; I
Of 1000; ] Of 5000; l Of 1000; I ofll66; 2of
1000; 1 Of 500; 6 Of 800; 6 Of 200; 70 Of 40;
70 Of 80; 1856 of20; 624 Of 10; 1900 Of 6.
$3.50 prizes amounting 10 500, 1856
80 number combination drawn ballots.
o. Packages Of 10 tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least s24, may be had for S50,-snd halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets s dollars, and parts in pro-
portion, for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER's,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 8 LIZ, Canal-st.
Dec 26
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FOR BALTIMORE.

.SAA THE staunch Schooner Mark, Capt.
A&&3E Eldridgc, will take what freight may
offer, very low, for tie above port, and sail on
Thursday next. For freight or passage, apply
to the Captain on board, or TO
Doc. 26. SLATER WARDWELL. & co
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FOR A PORT.

FOR A SOUTHERN PORT,
.ESaN The schooner HOPE, Capt FRosT,
49, will take freight for any Southern
port. very low. aud have immediate despatch.
For freight or passage, apply TO the Captain
on board, or to F-N
SLATER, wARDWELL, & co.
December 26.
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EVANS e. cos.
ISr Of drawn numbers in the I'd class Of
IL the Delaware and Norh-C Carolina Con-
solidatcd l%.attery
Is
Fortunate holders Of prize Tickets are rs-
specially invited 10 call and renew them in
the Union Canal Lottery, to be drawn this day.
highest prize S $4,000.
Whole Tickets 10 dollars, halves s, quar-
tiers ? dollars so cents, tenths I dollar.
Day utter To-.hOrrop,
Will be drawa The 9TH claas Vermont State
Lottery. Tickets only 8 dollars; lowest prize
q dollars. December rs.
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W.ASHLNUTOW LODGE LOTTERY Y,
TLASS No. ii. PAINE & BURGESS,
~ Agents for the Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday, Jan. 9th.
Scheme. Il prize Of $4,000; l Of 1000; I of
1885; I Of 1000; l Of 800; l of 700; l Of 600;
I Of SO; l Of 40o; I of 800; 10 Of TO-; 80 Of
so; 80 Of rs; 80 Of 20; 10 of Is; rs Of 10;
3I2 Of 8; 4I46 of 4.
As numbers = 6 drawn ballots. 505l prizes,
amounting to SAP, $40.
Packages Of 10 Tickets, embracing all the
combination numbers, warranted 10 draw at
least S2i, may be had for $50; and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets A dollars, and quarters I. for
sale at
PAINE g. BURGESS
Dec Sc Truly Lucky OF &C.
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Dec &c
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RENO VATI.rG
VEGETABLE PANACEA.

4 TIMELY use of this PANACEA will
IA prevent Consumptions, as it carries o q the
complaints that terminate III this fatal and wide
spreading disease, than o any other TO which
the human family is exposed. Indeed it has
spread to such an alarming extent, and is SO
certain In Its operation when once it has got
the ascen lancy, that we cannot be too careful
in nipping i'll the bud the diseases that generate
it.
In cases where mercury has beon used, the ef-
cots Of which remain in the system, it is an in
valuable medicine. Ii restores the constitution
to its woDcd wi oui and souudness, and crm-
pletely eradicates the evils that attend it, and
many can bear testimony to its good effects in
this particular.
la Itheumatisms it is particularly beneficial !;
its effects are such as completely to remove the
complaint.
In Consumptious, Scrolula or Kings Evil,
Liver Complaint, Tumours, Dyspepsia, letter,
Ulcers, Pulrd Sore Throat, Syphelitc and
Pseudo Syphiliic, and all diseases arising from
an impure state Of the blood, it. will be found
Of eminent service.
This iPanacea is equalto any IN use it is
pleasant to the taste, and requires no alteration
in the Jiet-spritous liquors are Il he avoided
The printed directions will accompany the
Panacea.-Price 50 per bottle, and $50 per
dozen. JOHN a. PARKER.
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wHITyEY's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

ATHEN we reflect Oh the Importance OF the
w Liver aud the functions it performs ia the
economy ofliie, we cannot be su rprised to find
II on so many occasions, the scat of extensive
and dangerous diseases.
There Is no viscas in the human frame, that
is more Importantly and more critically con
nected with life and health, than the Liver
Chronic complaints are slow in their progress,
and gradually undermine the constitution, Civ
ns check 10 the enjoyment OF health, without
alarming the patient until the evil has proce
so far, as 10 put it out of the power of means for
recovery.
Bilious disorders in this country, are variable
in their appearance, producing complaints ofthe
stomach, head ache, lowness Of spirits, debility,
faulency, dyspepsia, nervous affections, costiye-
ness, jaundice, dropsy, &c. &c. and in macy
cnses, producing chs, asthmas, and suppress
sion or morbid secretion of urine.
These Pills are calculated to excite the Liver
70 a healthy action, and assist in disgtr sng the
morbid secretions which are generally accumua- l.
ted in such cases, and 10 encourage healthy ac-
ton Of the Liver, which is the incentive to every
other secretion in the system. They have been
found very useful in cases of sick head ache,
when taken AT the commencement Of the COM
plant, and also in nl he complaints, mentioned
above, as well as in Chronic iuhamations Of The
Liver.
SEA-FARISG persons will find them particu-
larly useful in visiting warm climates, where
bilious diseases advance suddenly, and with most
serious effects ard when some powerful med-
cine is the only resource to arrest their rapid
progress.
Theya are very mild in their operation, and per-
fectly innocent, as well as highly beneficial in
their effects--and may be used in all wealhers
and SEASONS, without danger.
Each box contains 40 Pills. price so Gents.
N. Il. oprevent imposiiions each box will
be eIclo'ed with label, bearing an impression
of the Good Samaritan, with The following IN
scripton :" Hhifney's .4nh-BHious Pais,' and
each bill Of directions will be signed by the in
yen.or. Prepared aud sold wholesale and re-
tail by b. & G.. DYER, JRs. & Co. JOHN IL.
MASON. & Co. and GEORGE II. TILLINGHAsr.
April 18. W.T.