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X GOA new Post Office has recently been es.
tablished in the eastcrly part of the town OF
Coventry, called Rice City Post OGce."-
BENIAMIN RIDER, Jr. Esq. is appointed Post
Master.
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0o-Mr. CooPEn, the tragcdian, has arrived
at Boston, and was announced to play Mac
beth last evening at the FEDERAL Street Thea
tre. The Courier contains Mr.. C 5 Appeal to
tho public.
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FRUIT TREES, Sc

FRUIT TREES, Sc.
GAMES BLOODGOpD 4 Co. cg;r for sale nj their old
ss established Nursery Flushing Long island very es.
tcnsye assortment Of Fruit and Forest Trees, rIowerng
Shi' anl plants The Trees a:o proplgatcd from the nos
approved European and American s1ts which have been
selected with great care.
Catalogues be had (gras) by applying to the subscr
bers who VIII pay paicalsr attention 10 e with
them ior Trees, SC. POTTER & EDDY.
March 5. CIV. No 49,, South Main street.
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PAWTUCKET HOTEL AND STAGE-HOUSE.
st. EDWARDS.

ANONTINUES to keep the above establishment, and Il
" prepared 10 accommodate people of business and gentle
visiting this village in manner, he trusts, will be sat
sactory To those who ly favor him with their company.
The house has lately been thoroughly repaired aud
rally improved, which renders il Of the comno-
dio,is establishments in ti,is vicinity.
1TG,od Horses and Chaises kept f the acconmoda
and elegant manufactures in the vicinity Also good lack
and careful driver Is attached 10 the Hotel. Careful and
pcrenced attend the Stable, where horses will be kept
reasonable terms.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where seats DC taken for ALMOST every
ton the country, wiz
Boston Cnizcas' Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester aud Kecne do
Taunton and New Bedford do;
Satcrsvile Accommodation ao
Pawtuckct and Providence Hourly do;
Pawtucket, mach 49, lo!s. u
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VESSELS sPOK EN-

or Double Headed Shot Keys, brig Cora, Morri.
son, hence J6 days, for Orleans.
lst inst lat 36 3S, Ion 65, brig Beaver, Ruggcs,
.ds hsnca for Surinan.
26th ult. lat ~ So, lon 80 26. ship Mary Almy,
Martin, of this port, fr Savannah for Amsterdam.
9Th inst. lat SO 20, Ion IS 10, brig America, Han
na, 10 ds n Havana for Hamburg.
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FANCY MILLINERY

AV RS. YARMOUTH respectfully iufcrn,s the sd,s oe
AVn Providence, that she has lately rem wed frm, Nm
YORK, aud intends to carry the Milenry Business In i,
hlost extensive branches and intends also keep on han
III elegant assortment o ladies' Hats, Caps Head Dresses
ana hb'"ns, {" the newest fashions Artificial Flowers nj
ai k'ds-Tugcter with elegant assortment of F. eb
Curls. " iS''e'
She also has new improved method Of bcachinr lec,,
and straw Hats, that makes them whittier than t.y were
when new. '' "''o
se TO coll ei the Store three doors Ea, of TIN rJ,;r
sals Chapel, Westminster street. ''
W3.NiED-Fhe or six Apprentices.
February 30. j. Ar
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march 10
CnAhL.nTTn,s nAuGHTER.

CHAtLoTTE's DAUGHTER.
UUsr puliishc .Char1ie's Daughter m The Three Or
eb phans-t sei lci to ChatlJiic Tenpe-hy susannah
Rowson, suh,rcF 0f Rcbccca, The lnqnlsior, Reuben
and Eaelsc vhb ria, &c. To which !. prciSed acscir
u the m,fesytof sacty uUTCIlENs CORY,
march 10 Fifst douT west uf lie bIids..
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FROM syR CoRREsPoNpENTs.
NEWPORT, March I7.-Arr on Saturday, brig
Marcia. Mayberry, Havana, 10, for Providence.
BRISTOL, March .6-Saed brig Phe5e, Jones,
West Indies
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PRIVATE SCHOOL

PRIVATE SCHOOL.
E J.. SWlNAFON intends opening School, at the
81 New Market, on Monday, 18th OF Tie gcscnt month";
The number OF pupils will he limited forty.
Application for the admission Of scholars may be made at
the School Room, NJ aGy time during School hours
Terms of tuition for the common bshcllss Of EnpIh Ed
uration, SIS. Msrb I5
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NEW STORE.

NAMES TUCKER, Jr. hls taken the store No. South
~ Main street. formerly occupied by William J Tyler,
vhcre he intends 10 curly the Tutoring business in all its
branc'ef On L'nd, Bradoobs C,ssicrcs Vestings and
trimmings Also, endy made Goats, Plantations, Vests
sh Drawers &c with every other article found in Mcr-
chant Iay ors store Garments and made order. -.
march III. JAMES TUCKER Jr.
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NOTICE.

NOItCE.
HS'iE subscriber respectfully informs those PERSONS who
oie lhdebe, 10 MIN, that he lis made arra cement;
VI hI business, which renders IL n.y. td Ill hs out
suhs delhs should be lLIIddei with ~ little delay as
prlcticable All persons indebted TO him, must make nay-
nent before the r Of April. Afcr that period they will
De iet with an Attorney for collection
CORNELIUS MANCHESTER
FRUIT Hill, (Nort proyiience) Feb y. G
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CHARLES FIELD STREET ACADEMY.
Monday next the subscriber will comuence School
Ne NJ tbs Academy, limited 10 twenty-five scho.as.-
Prcc OF Tuition will be eight dollars per quarter.
march 10 ALFRED RICHARD
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CIRCUS.

NHRs. WILLIAMS respectfully informs the Ladies' and
lVn Gentlemen Of Providence aid ts vicinity, that in
consequence Of the cenency Of tho weather Saturday
evening last and the entire failure Of her benefit Sir Blyh
the manager Of the Circus, has kindly given her auihcr
night, aud that her benefit will take place, Thursday,
10 morrow evening, when will be brought forward variety
Of novelty as will bc expressed in tie bills Oft day
Weybosett Street, march 10.
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TALES OF A GRANDFATHER,
Ply ts author Of Wayeiy, lin good order price 10 cts
nN LiM SHE by a. >. BECkWITIi.
march 10
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CADEF MARINE LIST.

Friday, Oh Som.
inmates gives the time Of high water Newport
sAnx hours and minutes gvesth time oi high water Boston
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WANTED
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS,
H1NOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
N OF The Greek Revolution, from lis commencement 10
January, lsis, by shIuLL q. HOWE, NJ. u. Surgeon
IN the Greek service.
TEaMs.-it will be published in an octave volume, OF
ABOUT ioir hud cd pages neatly printed good paper
Price TO subscribers, So so.
Subscriptions im the work will be received by Thomas
A. Webb, VI. d. Martin Robinson, A. =. Beckwith Brew
er wilcox, iintc!icns Cory, Poviience-J MIntireo
United states. n march 10
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~,,. fRENCii CURis.
nsr nrs received, new s,py II ladies' French Cufa.
runs, and ff1tiicsof the ", Il fashionable kind. wh
s's sna rsa'', by E.F. MILLER, No. y MwtSH
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Mr.. HYAr1's and Mrs. mLL's Sc EcoNp SyG1

I
SECOND AND LAST NIGHT or TiAOUR,
YSHis EVENING, "Wednesday, Mach 18th, will hs
n performed, O'keefe's comic opera Of
THE POOR SOLDIER.
DARBr sscond night OF his engagement, Mr. IIyAIr,
Capt. Fh2roy, Morton,
iaunk, i1ie Poor Soiqer) Duffy,
DenoDt, Placidc,
Saasniclle, Mesayer,
Father Luke, Ray.
Nmah, Ms. Buckley,
Kathleen, Diunctwd,
In the Of e poco tis following Songs, Duets &c.
" Dear Kathleen you've no doubt" Mr.. IlrArr,
y SINCE loye Is your Plan" Nrs Dinnci0rd.
pac', Out of m. sirht, os IN box your ears"
Mr.. Hyatt and MIS-. .Dmnefrd
" How happy's tie soldier" Dir. Duffy
" The wealthy Fool" do
[" Since Kathleen hrs proved so untrue" Hyatt.
- Finale, by the Characters.
saioI's IIomspc, in character, Master Collc;.
(From AsIey's Amphhheatre, London.) }
To conclude WI. the Grand Equestrian Melo Drama, VI
TIMOUR THE TARTAR,
in which the whole stud Of beautiful horses belonging the
Park Theatre, New-York, viii bs again in,rodpcei.
TINoyn, (cief of the Tartls) NJ. DinGe1rd.
O.iUn, Messenger.
Zorla, lfrom the Theatre Royal, Lpndon,l Mn. iLL.
Dofs open al half past q, and pcrfGr rncc u commence
at O'Clock, precisely.
Boxes 81, Pa so cents, Gallery a5 cents.
The Grand me-tranatic spectacle of III Hyder Love
and Bravery, win be produced on Friday evening ney
march 10
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GREAT BARGAINS,li

RE.9L ESTATE FOR SALE
Undersigned offers for sale, holse and ha s;ta,-
II ell on Pawuxet street, one Of the most ae,, .,i
sections OF the town. The house Is new one story high
ganbrc rooted, and finished In the modern ssye Tie
0 Is ~ !ee fr'h on Pawtuxet Street, aud 80 feet decp
IDs estate Is pc uarly calculated Tor Young neahnna
OF nueof or any man who fond ofth colago lfe ana
numerous advantages, any other estate Q: ID.
vicinity Il will be sold on reasonable and
ers Tor wst please to apply at the office of the Liersy
Sedet OF 10 the owner OF the estate Pawtxst street, na
the premises. ShNIIEI C Apt a.
March - 81 -'.
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REMOVAL.

A REMOVAL.
- BsTTEY, has ,eu,oyed 70 Chrlaisn Hin, No. l42.
s Highsfreet; and Is this day oponny number OF cSs
VI new Goods, atbong wi,irh aro--
Valencia, Denmark silk velvet and ManseIcs VestIncs
Btish and Domestic shec;ings and Slrngs; Cai.c,as
English and Domestic Gnsls Stripes, Checks; Csnhric
SWISS and Book MuslDs italian Grapes Flag and Ian.
danna handkerchief; cont, shin aud vcst fn,ns; sewing
SIN and Twist Pins aud Needles; cotton and linen Ihrsad
SIX and tibhy Feivets; bang up Cords; susp:nden.
New York nade Hats, cheap.
On haad-Coats Plniaoo,n, Vests, Top Coais Frochs,
short Jacket, caniact and plaid Cioaks, aud Boz Cas
NJ h. Garments cut and made order, and warranted 70
1t, or no sale. February 49,
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MIssoURI.-From tho Governors Message
TO the Legislature Of this State, we gather The
folio wing interesting facts, which shcw the
rapid increase of population, industry, and
wealth, IN that Sc ction of the Union. in 1926,
the revenue was $44 900 ; il is now about
$50 900. In July, 1926, tie State Deb, was
$40, 600. il is now only $75, 900. Paper
money, as 1t is called. which at he former pc
riod. to the amount of $ISI, 900 was afoat, is
now redeemed. Valuable lands have been APP
pro?riaied for the support Of schools. II ap-
pears also, that a valuable trade IS carried on
with The interior of Mexico, from whence in
exchange comes IA solid currency in the shape
of silver dollars, which constitutes a great por-
ton Of the coin in circulation throughout the
State. The Indians appear to be troublesome
neighbors having as the Message states, muir
defed three of their citizens, and plundered
others 10 tie amount Of between thirty aud forty
thousand dollars. Bes!des the trade with Mex
leo, the Message speaks Of smother very nnpor-
tant and increasing one The FIR trade ia and
beyond the Rocky Mountains. In this traffic
it appears they sometimes meet with annoy
ance from British traders, who come into their
territory, and mol unirequeniiy I%uarrtls with
them end in bloodshed.
The Message strongly recommends the leas-
ing Out ofthe lands appropriated for the benc-
fit of schools, in preference TO selling then.
The sum appropriated this year for internal
improvements rs $40, 600. The great national
road from Cumberland, which i, is intended To
bring on to The capital Of Missouri. has already
reached the Muskingum. The Message COM
plans that Congress has not yet made any
grants of land to aid the State in tho const ,uc
ton of roacs. Agriculture will probably be
the chief occupation Of the inhabitants OF Mis-
souri,. Hemp may be produced IN great guam
titIeS the soil aud clnpa'e is said to be both
congcnial to its growth and preservation.
The Message alludes. in conclusion. to the
subject which has been broaclcd in various
other places, to the mode of eleciing the Pres
id.nt and VIce-Prcsideni of The United States,
which the Governor thinks should be un form,
and that the election should be BY the people,
thus preventing the necessity of throwing this
important duty on the House Of Representa-
tves.-U. S. Gazette.
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iMPORTANrTO MERCH MIS-, MANUFACTURERS
N TIE PUBLIC In GENERAL.

IMPORTANT TO MERCiI ANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN
MT Is obvious, TINT Ms writing executed with common INK
may be discharged by the application ofos murat of lime,
oxaIic, and other strong acids, n very dangerous power Is
possessed by evil disposed persons, for %eiecting any .ahcra-
ton that suits their pa,poee, either IN sum, number, date, or
Endorsement; therefore, Very respectfully submit, for the in
spection of the public In general, specimens of WIN. nj. Ev-
ANs' Patent Checks, Drafts, &c. for preventing frauds by
alterations!!! | trust that a reference TO the annexed GER
tifcates will satisfy the public Of the advantages 10 be derived
by its adoption
The (oiloping is a certificate from John D'VoLf, Jr. Esq.
Professor Of Chemistry in Broom University.
Afer making n number ofex perimeuts on the engyavings
of WIN. N. Evans patent Checks, &c. intended to prevent
certain fraudulent practices on Bank Checks, Notes, Bills Of
Exchange, SC. I am satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and is worthy of patronage.
JOHN D'WOLF, Jr.
Providence, May %, 1923.
Certificate Of DR.. Robert Hare, Professor Of Chemistry,
in the University Of Pennsylvania.
I do hereby certify. that | have attentively considered the
method adopted by Mr.. VIM. NJ. Evans, TO prevent frauds
and forgeries, in the alteration of Checks and other insifu-
ments, and am of opinion, that by adopting the plan that
fraudulent alterations, and the public security against forgery
s enhanced. (Signed) ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia, Oct. Odd, 1927.
Prmnissory Notes, Drafts, Bills Of Exchange, Bank Checks,
sc. sc. either unbound, or bound in books of various sizes,
as may be required can be seen by applying to
:. J. DEWEY,
1gent for The Nen-Eagidad States,
Sept. 81. No. 80, Market Street, Providence, X. I.
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Nov. :.

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY For l~NTEMPERANCE.
ENRON the philadelphia Month y Journal Of Medicine and
b Surgery, eiied by ". Il. Smith, Nj. ID. Professor OF Sur
gerry in the University Of Maj land: "tbanlers' medicine fol
The relief Of hrunkmd. has letn uscd withsucctss near LOUIS
Vile, in the cases Of several nesroe,. Ii completely reformed
them Of their vice"
The following j. from , circular signed by John Rogers, John
Kimhall, and Freesc Dearborn, Esqrs. Selcotncn ofEseitr-
awe would suggest the rtcPriay Of making en- appropriation
FROM the licenee tax for The Purchese ct Chaab.is' Medicine
We have placed a quantity OF this article m the hands OF our
ph,sicians, Who administer II free of expense 10 all who will
take il, aud we ate happy u have il IN ni power TO state, that
more ihan twenty OF cur most confirmed dlankaids have taken
IL, and those who have completed their course, have been cured
by Il, aud restored w THEN iicnds aud TO usefulness in societ,."
In every case wheie Il has teen uied in Pmtnionth and It's
vicinity (from so TO l) II has not been Known TO Tail Cd eject
ing a ewe.
Il i prepared only by H.. James n. Hart and Mr.. A. NJ.
flaming, successors 10 d.. Chamber, at their office ~ Ruteeft
Medical College, and al The Medicinal Store OF DR.. Hat, cor
nr of Broadway aud Clauhcr street. New-Iofk. The med
icine Is put up in letter packages, suflt irnt Tor an individual
case, accompanied with directions, and ian '~ cent ny mail
All orders enc losing the usual price, Eve dollars, and postage
paid, will receive immediate attention. Those who sie unable
10 pay, on personal application OF the individual al our ofhet,
the medicine viii be administered giafi.
CAUrI0N.-ln consequence al the great eeicbrhy which
~. Chambers medicine hs. acquired, there ATE and donhlless
will he many spurious iniietious 81 this yalnhbls remedy. The
public are informed that the direriions aecomrsn, ing the gen
u,ne mcdiei, W are signed nv JamtJI. Hat, NJ. II. aud a. NJ.
flaming For srie Nv SMiru 4 PirMENrre a. tie Office
OF the Literary Cadci, md Iy Josrrn pAtcy.!. south-
MAN street. May -
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24,i4i are admissible. For calls of m1in *
hcers. principally in Maine, under kencyai II.
der Of June 16. 1914, the Ella ms ss,nsnt "
1877, 4S9 dolii. Of which l4i. 670 are admi.jj-
BILE. Under tke state executive calls, incJud-
ing Gen. whiton's corps at Sontl, Boston. end
troops at Portland. Bath. " iscss.ett, &c. the
claims amount 10 503. s52, Of which az zee
are designated as admissible. For Tho ts-
fence of Eastport in 1872. The csauns are l2sg
dolls. Of which s4il are design red as sdtn,s-
slble' For m'li,ia in The u. s. service, claia,s
TICS dolls. admissible 29<6.
Or the sun's deducted from the several iien,h
OF claims as inadmissIble, are 81 ,833, chsreed
Tor clothing, and 7777 for arms, which an
stated by the Auditor not TO be sllox sbs ON
tie principles adopted in the s~c,tlem. NJ cf
claims OF oi'rer Suites. Tie siim uf I<.OES
dolls. IS deducted for Our payments, aud % ,SgS
Tor reduction Of rations. TIE deductk,o fin
our payments are mado for higher rares being
allo~ee IN some instances than wcro -a~,iroriz.
cd by law, or for longer periods uha4 sfS ser,r-
ces were entitled to, or Tor some acfeSpncy IA
the evidence Of The services The ration. no
the militia were furnished 1T go and 26 cen.s.
The u. States contract price being ef tie time
"a ccnfs. Smaller deductions " ere made uu-
der other general Leads. and uuAcr &he head
OF miscellaneous, S2i0.7 59. Uu+ser this ta.,
head are 3O.l23 for fortiiicativns at Bs.ton /;
Sl4l for htlks for Boso on harbor , Is, eSS
for gun carriages and artillery aEparMtu- ;
1896 for muekets purchased in ISI3nLd -:
S9,274 for g'n powder, and is 249 fur ,en,s.
The aggregate amount designated as adm.
sible IL 43o ,745 dolls. &c Is. Tie ann,nt I'll
The several dcduc ions tor nadmis bic ci..<,
ges IL 4i2,6ol 80. A email poit;on rf t.ce
deductions are made for deficiency uf p.ook
but much the greater portion Con cha na,,rs
OF the charges. 2
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NEVER TRUST THE DEVIL.


The following is extracted from Mr.. Secrc-
tary Rush's Report
ESTIMATE oF REVENUE AND E%xPENDI-
ruREs FOR lS29.--The gross amount of du.
ties secured by custom house bonds during the
three quarters OF the present year, is cstima-
ted at %, 997 900 (; and the amour. that will
be secured during the fourth quarter, at five
millions ; making an aggregate for the whole
year Of 81 ,997 900. Tie debentures, for draw
back of duty, issued during the three first quar-.
tiers, to 81 ,962 ,5S4 So aud tho amount out
standing on the last day Of the third quarter,
was . ,26l, 79s 05, of which l,oi5,l44 dollars
40 cents are chargcablo upon the revenue of
1929. The amount of bonds in suit. Mt the
close Of The Sd quarter, was 1874 ,21S 75.
which exceeds, 4S7 ,46j IL, the amount that
was in suit on the corresponding day Of 1927.
Making The proper deductions on the fore
going and other accounts from the gross amount
Of duties secured in 1928, the revenue TO be re-
| ccived from the Customs in 1929 may be esti-
| mated at 81 500 900 that from the sales Of
the public lands may be put down al one mil
lion that from bank dividends at 400, 600 ;
| making a total Of 80, 40, 900. The expendi-
| lures are estimated thus For the whole civil
list, including miscellaneous objects and the
ten millions for. the debt, IL, 100 900 for tho
military establishment, and objects in connex-
ion with them s ,0GD, 90 and for the naval,
100000 ; making in tho whole, S2l $40 900,
aad giving an excess of receipts Tor the year
1929 over the expenditure, of 900 500.
Upon the whole, in bringing this Report 10
a close, there is room for ming'ing a feeling OF
congratulation TO the National Legislature,
with the statements which it has exhibited -
The receipts of the existing year are greater
by nearly two millions Of dollars than had
been forcseen. with a prospect Of income for
the next, scarcely less abundant ; the receipt,
Of the last four years presenting a large and
gratifying excess over those Of the four years
preceding the foreign Of the coun
try in q state Of solid prosperity from the i'm.
proving condition Of its leading department Of
industry at home, and consequent increase Of
its tonnage. that the foundation OF nava
strength as well as CONNER cial riches keeping
pace With tho Increase Of conrnorcc, the pub
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Near New. York; WILLIAM PRiScE,~ Proprietor.
YUyHlS establishment 81 well know for ITS great extent,
has now To offer ta The public, In addition 10 the i'm
mensc collections Of former years, several hundred new
v~urissics o( Fruits, whitli have recently been brought Into
pqssce by Mr. Kr'oHr, Pesden, OF ,le horticultural
Boctssy OF London, and other distinguished horticniutals,s,
= mort az which are In possession of no other persons IN the
. Vnluu. The assortment VI fruit tees, OF all sinds, has been
~ psas douhied, and the collection Of ornamental trees, HOVER
) jns shr,is and plants. green house pilnts, &c. has also been
? sr6mly extended, the Cherries, and many other Minds, are
n A superior size. And in consequence OF the great cxer-
tbns made, the oders will be executed In a very superior
manner.
CsaaSoxues Of the collection may be obtained Of the sub
sasbes, grsss2 wbo has also for sale " Princes treatise on
JSoWicsisurs, with descriptions ofthe various trees, ans d.
@ecaluus ~ their culture" Price 81
EDwARD r.. YOUNG, .Agent,
,onl no. IS, Market square.
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A DERTS SPECIFIC FOR CT~ILBLAlNS, having
IA stood the test Of many years experience, and received
the commentator of innumerable sufferers, as 10 IFS almost inn
mediate and nerer failing cures, is, ON the approach of win
ter. again proposed 10 the public.
In thus advertising This article, il is with a eonfdc nee as TO
lis excellence and certain healing properties. II may be used
by adults and by children, without The least treuble or ineon-
veniencc. II operates as a preventive; and ia slight cases,
cures are often Effected in trentyJour hours, aud severe
cases in two to four days. The most respectable references
can be presented.
One Phial will often he found sull lent for the cure of sew
eral persons, when the cases are 5iisn and the wash used with
care.
This remedy is put up in Phials, each wrapped in printed
directions for use, with the written signature Of Henry albert,
ami to prevent imposition. on the outside OF each, by Charles
Darrell, who is the propsieicrs only .Agcat for the United
States. 49,
wholesale price, SO per dozen--at retail, 10 cents each phi
NJ. All order, will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. i5G. Wa-hington-slreci Bosion.
Nov. Z. WFub.