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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
WAi. II. ARLAND,
l Hos. 4. BRON y
W NJ. II X NIGHT,
ED. 4. CABELL.
To Hon. Ha1y Glay.

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,... ;, "AeNRf'8' i''A '"'11H' ie15.
c,l, 49,. . 10y ''.a o"' '''o, OF INC
eo. "pi'n were
"''l"'' os a fofn"' u Tue P' l4' o. Amherst, us
tth'o'tu at I'VE" ''iasSo", III which they have been
-, tho ,, ,,,,o ~ !, 'o'3 ', - 'faF'e
,ub,,ii,ed 10 The S.o.,,e ~, H. I3,', .''iy
Wills I fol ,La, ,anr s'''es'
With, believe, IA large majority Of the people ri
the Ua,tsd States with the dmicallt, sftll,n.it e
threatening question, and yotll Iafti IL. L.. Is
an humble instrument in Il. hands ct lal,.I,.,5..
ta.t hnd some ag, ncy IN Bringing II .laof 6,'
induced you 10 employ very sttone ard Wsanl Iaa-
enaee, request your neeertaree. and dat Of niy
i 10" citizens whom You represent Of ny qrs,G.
lul acknowledgements ia. the testimony s ,lel 9as
been t!fas reHdted. You rightly stIte fit.If I'D
10 the eeasr#easat nj havsn9 faithfully dl>eba4
sed our lebit 'ia.r. Is tie al#plolalon Tanl H.
low men. And shall tiuays cherish nlft. eqa4f
satisfaction tat Winch YOU have boa bIe4s,a -
communicates
clis.s hi arisen in ctr country, T. h#ah4hf# Il
ened the pubic sali II 5i#d ,19,5S5t, I5,s555sFs
onf dom ste ministry. tloasf, Il po~.s. Mt
the ilapen' in dansel i1on hafl. by faree.
MIS-. Tie bill In Inodd, the la4itl Is fo44...##1
tie principle of mutual concessions II eeisltt,I
interests, feelings an opinions of both rafI,
3i,hou Attending 10 either ia, e.tose IT ,xnIl.s
over The other And siEeee,y hope thai AeTetf.
ter II may ny restoring good und,rsi,n TN .i5i
ir-ae'N sentiments betW een all parts of The cooe-
d rae. led 10 an adjustment rf the TariT fortbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
PoNpf.NtE Mr. Clay 3yn.
His C0MnsoNi~F

His COMPROMISE
Some weeks ago, We PUBLISHED The nro.,o.s...
OF a meeting held al New Glasgow. .l.ali M \.
clay for hls successful Efforts 10 afias IT,. a..
Ing qnesii ems Which divided tie comm.
threatened to>obselt our hapfy institutions !,
committee having been appointed 10 forward H.. 4
resolutions to Mr. Cay. have discharged H..
duty and Ne have been la.uisi,dd With The (aII..
lng orrespordcnce
Mr. Gosgoo, A1t4cfa. IN. Rq,1f e ls9,
Sll'=Being aware that next 10 thai s,a,i5..
influence winch the consciousness Of La,,ss
faithfully discharged our duty, tie appreciation =,
our 'eilow men brings the most gratifying eonsoD
ton 10 OIL bosoln--a portion Of tie citizens of d.,
county assembled Tor lie purpose OF expressln,
thef approximation Of your course and Of rarotn,,
you their thanks for gaa iabols in sotlirT, ose
questions which recently seemed about 10 I'D,
orr institutions 10 li.ecenifc Ard in a5f;o, -.
preston 10 tieir feelings, they a&op.e. lie fe, ,.a.l
preamble and resolutions, * appointed u d cof1mt
tee 10 transmi, them 10 yoa l. tie l1elllm, ne, NJ
ms pleasing DUTY pcfmt Us 10 capfe,s our nd.
mratoh oil that patriot su, hch could laise ,tself
leove the fepfoaehes otlfiends. a6l tire deauncia
tons ofenen,ies, and taking general yi,4 a, &c
relative interests fouf eounrv could Ii VI org
cherished opinions upon the Altar Of lis countf,is
good The blindness Of prejudice and tbs inYela-
facy OF party spirit my refuse 10 award to such
pari Sun that need OF praise winch ii may desc vs
but when, IN the course oftime, these shall have
passed away, posleri!y and the faithful chronicles
OF history viii 10 justice 10 is purity With the
nope taat our country will long have TIE benz ia %
your tat hts aud tut long, yoa will lie placed
~ aS's7'inh Where thy will baye 4 teore extern.
slFe operation, aud with the hope that the sunshine
oil happiness viii ever glow around you, We af,,
etfi yours, very respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

Co4nairpm-Why are Printers bills like
faith Because they are the substance of things ho-
ped for, and the evidence of things not seen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

eomn,etee II Noffi5.-A comparison Of the 70
r#lgn arrivals aud elefanees Of tbs port for ISL
and ls32, exhibits a considerable balance IN favor
ofthe latter, aud gratifying assurance of the fact
that tile commerce al Norfolk IL rapidly inereasing
under the yiviiyins influence Of the canal, and II
free intercourse nth the West Indies
In 1881, the number Of entries Of vessels from
foreign polts Wa 10 OF winch = were Aner-
can, and G6 foreign Tatnl Tonnage % I6I.
IL ieJ2 the number Of vessels, wns a little les.
being l36 81 Am. ond ~ foreiRn,l while the
tonnage exceeded that Of the preceding year, by
1909. being 233i3.
But II Is the eearnnces that shew the actual in
crease of our foreign tlode, they comprise the
demands upon our market for the produce of the
country, and these were rs follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

The London Morning Chronicle OF the 29th
January, tells It's readers, that +" tive American
Generals, members of Congress, have been using
against each other more forclble weapons than ar
snn.ens.' This refers, doubt to the case of
Gen. Green as Gen, Blair, rice rosa.
M Ga,
Gen. Lafayette, IN nm able Speech on the Lire
ton Law Of France which he delivered IN the
Chamber of Deputies on the 10Th of January last,
made this remarkable observation " shall not
speak of the Government of the United States, al
though | am of those who pay il the just RI
butte of calling II the pattern G0rernBicnt.--Bnt
we are now told that What should call republican
institutions suit only vast continent, bounded on
the one side by the ocean and on the other by wide
y extended forests. Formerly, however, it was
said that they suited only an iStaad-they are SUI
ted to every country where the citizens are intell-
gent ard wish TO be free" lid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

il 80 oHe bi=lfHa= ihat ~ = ~ aIfa Cd htie-
we're Ia make tor the nearest settlement, AID The
elhef, TIN fouta down Inc river. of the five
wha taai tie last named direction, two proceeded
N advance Of the rest and reached settlement
the tbeo.t returned With others III search of the
ihtrc "a .o4s progress hal ben felafied but
no certain intelligence had been received Of
them
Tbf party Which has aai.sd differed almost IN.
credible bafdships Ihey wsre fony-two days
IL reaching a setlsment. In all tbs time, they
@ere almost without tie meanes of proeurine sub
sstunee-.were wounded and o.herwlse Disabled
almost eatrely destitute Of clothing, aud with.
al compelled Ia perform III, remainder Of the jour
ney Oh tot. They have not, even HOW, recovered
rom thef s1Getngs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

A prospectus is published for a new Quarterly
at Louisville entitled the Wesiera Med'co CAi'~'-
qical Repicic. The Editor is DIR. A. G. Smith, OF
Louisville, assisted by learned correspondents in
Paris, London, Dublin and New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

Captain Back, with party Of six mon, We're to
leave Liverpool ON the 18th of February, IN the
packet ship Illbernia for the por, of New York, on
an expedition TO the Northern coast of Amerlca,
and the frozen ocean, IN search oiCapt Ross aad
his companions. lie will proceed hence ON has
route. and be joined by nuaber of Canadians en-
gagged 10 assist Ia the expedition It's stated th9l
the Hudson's Bay Company have acted in the
most liberal manner adopting every precaaton 10
promote the success of the expedition, and giving
Back commission IN theu service which VAL
place very essential assistance at his disposal
throughout the whole North American continent
The London Literary Gazette states, that, for
provisions, Capt Back takes hardly any article but
pemmecan--the most portable and nu.rtlve. Beads,
trlnkets, tobscoo, &c. &c are also carried out as
gifts for the natives and when remember the
past experience OF this truly noble character, we
may confidently assure him that the best prayers Of
his country so with him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
T Ladies I!

VNTHIrE and SOUND Teeth are both IN
w ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantages 10 to be found
in the use Of the
BRITISH ANTIsEPTIC DENTIFRICE
This elegant Tooth Po,rder. with very lit.
tie use. eradics,es the Scurvy in the gums
aud prevents the accumulation Of 7arfer,
which not only blackens but loosens the
teeth, and screlerates their decay. The
Dentifiire thus removes the prevailing eau
ses of offensive breath, preserves the health.
iness aud Rnridness Of The eums, and renders
The teeth beautifully white.
Price. 81 cents.
None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie
tor. r. KIDDER immediate successcr to the
late Dr.. w. r. CoSwAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. Sd Conrt street
mar Concert Hall. Boston, and also By his
specisl appointment, BY
DR.. r. r. HAZARD.
At the sign of the
GOLD IN MORT Ar.
= Washington Square,
Newport, n. /.
Also,
Al tho sign of the
GOOD SAM ARIYAM.
3 doors south Of Market Square,
Newport. b. ].
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29

TO THE ASTHNETIC f. CONSU!MPTIvE
'R>H K most prevalent and fatal Of sli the DIS
L eases incident To civilized society--the
Consumption may generally be traced to
The least alarming of disorders, . siight but
neglected Cold. By estimation il appears ,hst
one hundred and y1y thousand persons die
annually OF the Consnmpffon. Must ofthese
dreadful results may b- attributed TO common
Coids. and negligent treatment Of the har
fnssIng Cough that generally cnsues-which
10 usually foliowed by driiicul, breathing. pain
in the side. and a. last Ulcerdted Lungs. VIo
lent and repeated Asthmsiic atiarks sIso
bring on consumptive symptoms. One or two
dollars expended in the purchase of
DR.. RELIES ASr MATlC PILLS,
and little susntion 10 their tilnaly adminis.
tration. will usually ensure a mitigation Of
these disorders. and generally effect cure
The Pills are slso IN e.sy and rffectusI rem.
edy for the symptoms preceding and sccom
pany,ng the Asthma and Consumption For
Colds, Coughs, difficulty of breathing. tight
ness and structure across the Chest, Whcex-
ing, Pam in the Side, Sphiing Of Blond. &c.
Few cases can ocrur Of any Of this class Of
disorders in which the purchasers Of Dr..
Relies Pills will nos end . rich return for
their trflng expenditure.
Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills, I doll. hall
DO. IL Pills, so cts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
DIR. RELIES
U3oTANYCAx DROPS I


3 one of the mo-i efficacmus compounds in
= the Msteria .Msdicd. for the cure Of thsi
class Of inveterate D,seases. produced by an
impure state Of the blood, end . vitisted hsb
il of body. and usually exhibaing thcn,seIv Ives
IN the forms of Seromia, .Ssn RAeum Lepro
~, 81. .anfhony's Fire, Fsvsr Sores. feven
when the bopes are affrcted.I While Swei
iings. NJ applied with DR.. Jebb's L,niment.j J
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Lsgs and
Eyes. Scatd. head IN Children Seuryy and
Seorbmiie Gout, Pimpied OF CnrbMneted Fa-
ess. Fsstering Erupfions.and VensreaI Tdinfs,
throughout the body, IN which last case the
Drops ofirn cure when Mercury fails. They
are slso the beat Spring and autumndl
Phisic to purify and cleanse the system froal
humours which frequently appear a, these
seasons ofthe year. They also aid the pro
cess 0f digestion, and, by purifying the blood
prevent tho secretion Of malignant humours
on the lungs- TIE proprietor confidently
relies upon The vast number Of snrprisIne
cures Effected by these Drops. not only in
Boston and it, vicinity. but throughout the
Uniun. for the best proof of their excellence
as an unfslling .Alterniive Medicine, in ell the
cases above specified. THIS article has re
Gently been pronounced by physician Of the
fret responsibility, wh0 hsd witnessed its
surprising efficacy. % entitled. in his opinion
to take the lead Of ail the popular srticlel
known for the above complaints. end indeed
itis fast gaining this point in public estima
tion. throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
Terms.
Workin ngman's Advocate.

Vu>dE working MenS Advocate, published
i in the city " New York, y h,ch has near
" completed the third year Of its existence,
ID one of the largest and ehespest weekly
newspapers in the United States The OBJ.
jeet Of the Working Msh's Advocate, 90 ts
title imports. 10 to protect the rig h,s and pro-
mote the interests of the Working Men. By
Working Men, ere meant oil men who are
engaged IN occupations useful to their fellow
citixens- that n. such - contribute to their
sustensnce, health, instruction, and rational
amusement.
The editor Of the Working Msn's Advo-
cate believe that the rights and interests Of
the Working Classes require the universal
adoption, throughout the United States, of
the following measures. besides ot ,crs of mi
nor Importance, is!-Eqnsl Universal Edu-
cation Abolition Of oil Licensed Monopol,es
abolition ofall Capital Punishmen MT AboI-
shnirnt Of Imprisonment for Dobt--siresdy
accomplished in New York since The organ
ixatioa OF the Working Men vf this state
IN Entire Revision, or .1boliion, Of the pres-
ent Militia System-Equsl taxation on Pro-
perty-- No Legislation on Religion. These.
therefore. are tho leading measures for
which the paper will intend.
Tho Advocate embraces in lie details the
proceedings Of the Working Men Of Europe
and domestic intelligence. lie general ob.
ject 10 Human improvement, uncontrolled by
political or religious sectarian,sm.
Tho terms ot the Advocate ere Two Dol
lars per annWm payable in advance.
Post Mssters and Publishers friendly to
the principles Of this paper, are respectfully
requested to act - sgents.
The publishers OF the Advocate regret that
they have been unable, in csnsequence ofihe
exien, Of their exchange list, u comply with
many requests 10 exchange. They Offer "a
exchange for one year. TO such papers ~ will
give this advertisement three or mors inssr.
tIons. hose papers with which they now
exchange ere requested to publish the adver.
tisement il they wish to continue, % we shall
be under the necessity Of curtaiIinG our OK.
change list.
EVANS T. STANLEY, Publishers.
NO. I, Mott ~. Chatham Square.
New FORK. June II, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
Dun6rRIEs'
T 2 E W A q H E1

L>ON sore or inJaomed Eyes. gives iInmedi
IL ale case and relief On recent sore
eyes. the effect ,s most snluinry. Where the
complaint kss heen of years standing. and in
smre exceeding bad cases. the most unex
pec,ed and desirable relief has been found in
the u.e at thus Eye WArER. afier every 9TH
or remedy had tailed. Many persons who
have used 1t. pronounce Il the best prepare
non tor these complaints they have ever met
@,,h. especially IN eases a: soreness or IN
Hamation flong standing.
Prlce 25 cents . bottlc.
w.*None are genuine uLless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole Proprie
Tor. T. KIDDER. immedinfe suecsssor fo the
late Dr.. w y. CoNwAv. Fur sale st his
Counting Roon. over No. 30. Court street,
near CoDceri Hall. Boston, and also by his
special appointment. BY
DIR. r. r. HAZARD.
Al the sign of the
GOLDEN MORTAR.
Washington Square,
Newport, r. ].
ALSO,
At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
3 doors south Of Market Square,
Newport. r. |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
NNWY0Ey ENSgAWEAl
<rHWE0

"M.S VOSE ,niorms the Public that
w h- has just opened. At The building r-
Gently occupied by J. ID. C"BB a retreat f"r
Gentlemen. where they can be furnished
with New York oysers. and oil oiher kinds
which will be served up in oil their vsriou.
Ways.
ALso.-Flot Coffee and pastry and many
other articles needless to mention. Parties
can be furnished with suppers of every de
scr'pt,on. Families can be supplied with
oysters at all times. Loot. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
CHEAP GOODS.
THOMAS 70 WLER yr.

HAVJNG greatly enlarged he Stock OF
~ Dry Goods. nstters himseifhe cen now
ofF.r 10 pu,chasrrs. ~ good an assortment Of
Sees onsble Goods 20 can be found ~ any
other Store and st prices that cannot fsil 10
pIeaso.
lie hss good dark Gallo aes, warranted
fast colors,) ~ 3 cents color'd Csmbrcs st 8
&C n,s. Copper-plaies st 10 cents and Cmcss-
sisns al IS renis the yard. With almost sv-
.sry other article usually snqu'red fos IN .
Dry Goods Store Customers are rssPectfuI
ly invited TO call and sxsmins HE asso':-
uent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS.
" YOR Penn MALES.

HEY punty .he Blooa, quicken ito cir
u cuistioB, assist the suspended operation
Of NATURE, and are . general remedy for tim
prevailing conlpisints among the female pare
0f society. The Pills are particularly ef6csc,
Ious IN the Green Sickness. Pslpiia,ion u
the Heart. Glddiness, Shor Breath. Sinking
of the Sprrs. Detection md Dissemination
to Exercise mud Society Married ladies
will find the Pills equally useful, except in
cases Of pregnancy. irhsn they must NOT BE-
takSn :nei,her must they be taken by persons
at hectic ~ consu,npuvs habits. Price ~,
81 boz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
0o r II s.

HrHE celebrated ALbION COKN PLAS
Il TER affords instant relief. and st the
same time disso!ves and draws the Corn out
by the .oots. without the least pain.
CERriYIcArE.--.1'O those afflicted with
Corns on their ieet do certify. that ] have
used the ALBION CoRN PLAsrER, with cen
plrte success. Before ] had used one boz, I,
completely cured Corn which had troubled
me for many years. 1 make this public for
the benefit Of shose Afflicted with that pain
ful compliant.
WIN. SHAW.
flushing. L.. T. Feb. 28."
& Prcs, 50 cents a box.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29

CAMBRIAN,

The celebrated CAMBRfAN,
TOOTHACHE PILLS, which give imnss
diate relief, without the lease injury To the
Teeth. On trial this will be found one ofthe
best remedies known for this complaint. Prics
50 cents q box.
None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole Proprie
Tor. y. KiDDER immsdiafe successor TO the
ia,s Dr. W. 4. C"NwAr. For sale st HE
Roon,. aver NO. 99. Court street.
nssr Concert Hall, Bosson. and also BY his
special appointment. by
DIR. r. r. HAZARD.
At the sign IF the
00LOAN MORTAR
WARRINGTON SQUARE,
Ntwport, Il. I
ALSO, At the sign ef the
GOOD SAU6ANIYAN.
y duors south Of Markot Square,
NEwAoRr, X. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
From the Frovidsnes Journai


"Msa disth and wss,eth s~sy = yea, mao
sivs,h up tn. ghost, and where i' he f-'"s
A,h Of IN. Wild and 6tfal nightwinds waking
Pun.ral mur.nsrs in the cypress boaeh--
Ash Of the heart whose tender chords are break
ing,
which rains its tear drops on the fased brow,
Ask Of the shroud, whose cherries fo'd 10 lying
In solemn stiffness on tho untroubied breast
whe,her 10 Joy or sorrows sense replying
The silent bosom rousos from It's rest
While man. . play thing Of tho worms tn be,
Hears 30, tho friends that question Where ID
heT
The Spring, with flowers may eoms-wi.h
odors, blending
Their gentle inansnes with the breezs's sigh
Der buoysn, s,eps. in peerless beauty blending
May stretch tho blue, illi,ni,abls sky;
The changing rills in golden sunlight lsaping,
May send rich murmurs TO the ravish'd car,
And bright. .wing'd birds, like living buds os'
sweeping.
Mag scatter music through The atmosphere
ys, that s,ili heart feels not their melody =
The dead one answers not -Vh, Whsrs 10 he
He 10 not in the haunts Of childish daring,
Climbing the green hill or the upland side
Gone 10 Tho snile, or sigh--ihs manly bearing
The glance Of rapture. or the look al pride;
A curtain bark aud deep is folded Ger him.
Ofdespening shadow and remorseless gloom
Which none may pierce, th'ush vainiy they dc
plors him
And fondly irnger by his voieeless tomb -
While thought goes backward to hts hours o
glee,
and each loved scene 10 echoing-Whsre 10 he
Ask no, for those whose earthly dreams have
faded,
Whose steps have tremblod BY the door o
death;
They heed no, Nature, when her wrss,hs sr'
braided
whsn leaves nake music to tho spring g-iims'
breath;
Ask iftheir spirits are at rest in heaven;
II so they walked, midst sins and trouble
here,
That to their blissful lot, the boon is given
To harp amosg tho barpsrs' praisng there
Ask if they msekIy bent TO sorrows rod,
And quietly rsposed themselves on God.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
CkRTAIN CURE FOR THE
~IYCH /!

AOWEVER inveterate, in one hours dpPn
i Il cation, and no danger from taking cold, by
using
DUMFRIES OINTMENT.
This preparation. for pisasantness, saiety. sxps
dition, ease and certainty stands rnrirGLted for
tho euro Of this troublesome complaint II 10 So
rapid. as well az certain in its operation, AZ TO
euro this disagrecable disorder most e6ectuaIly
in one hours application only!
II d 'es not contain the least particle of mercu
ry. or other tangerou ingredient, and may be
applied with perfect safety by pregnant females
or Ia children AT tho breast.
Price, 37A cents b.x, with ample directions,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
Hygeian Agency
Bottling and Liquor Store,
South Wing fthe Union Bank Building
ID. MELVlLL,

Respectfully informs h's friends and the pub
lie, aud C"nnnIsseurs in particular. that
ho intends keeping constantly ON
hand for sale Ms cheap as
at any Store in Town:
WINES and othcr Liquors OF the best
quality or drsught.
DO. in boi,ies by The dozen or single.
Hibbcrts Double Brown Stout and London
Porter.
EvAS's Superior Porter aud in qnar.s,
pints. gross dozen or single.
X. Island aud New Jersey q der, do. do. do.
Genuine Lemon Syrup. do do. do. do.
Draughi .ae ond Restorutive, Ginger.
Spruce ond other Beer.
CORDI.4i.S. N"yssu, U-quebsugh. Cher.
" Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors tor sea stores or parties put up
at shori notice.
Portable Punch, convenient article Tor
Sailing and Fishing parties. aud variety oi
other articles IN the same line.
.4lso for sole. the highly approved aud in
valuable iiygeian Vegetable Un,versal Med
ic,nes Of the British College of Health, Lon
don. and the iIygr,an Publications..
L,dics ~ho wish Ia purchase will please
call at the House of tho .Qg~Ot opposiie
Townsends Coffee iItaise ). Pelham Street
rl'lIE Agent Of Morrison's iIygeiau Medi
Il cine begs leave to submit the following
statement Ia the public -
To Henry Migno., Agent for Morrison's
Hygeian Universal Medicine.
STA II onceive sn doiHg duty tn the
public as we'll a. yourself in stating the E'l
Lowing My wife was taken as severe "a
any OF the other cases Of cholera yestestiay
! immediately gave her sixty pills of Murri
sons Hygeian Universal Medicine. aud ap
piled warm applications tn the stomarh. She
" this morning quiie relieved from all symp
toms. aud ate a cracker and took a cup al
tea. Several individuals who was my wife
can attest to The above.
am willing 10 give every information ,t
any one who cbms~s 10 call. Yours, &c.
ALFRED s. BURLINGTON.
Aug.7. IL South .iain street.
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