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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
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2G62 The Life of Martin Van Buren, Heir apparent to the
Government" containing every authentic particular 10y
which his extraordinary character has heen formed with
concise history OF the events that have occasoned ms
unparalleled eiey alton, Nc by David Crockett No'
1868 Daere; novel. by Lady Morley. Svo's
266t The Wife, and Woman's Reward; by the liou Mrs
Norton SNois
2665 The Black Wach tale by T. FckeE author oi me
Domnie's Legacy, &c. sNois
2666 Reocoecuons Excursion the Monaseres o. Aco
baco and Batalha by W Beckord author OF Nathek lv
e667 Maspe Castle by Theodore Hook and other Tales vol
266S The Sketch Book of Character Curious aud Aneu-
tic Narratives and Anecdotes respecting Extraordinary
lndyidnals ENemphiyiug the imperiesnons OF Cmcun,-
sanial Evidence; Illustrative OF the tendency OF Crednl-
ty and Fnaticism aud Recording singular instances
voluntary Human Suffering and Interesting ocenrren-
ces 2 vols
a669 The Cruise of ,he Mdge; second series 2yols
1910 Tales from the English ANIMALS for 1885. | vol
267l Mephisiophes in Engand the Confessions of a
Prime Minister 2 vols
e673 Twelve Months Residence the Yves, Indies, during
the transition from Slavery Apprenticeship; by r. X
Madden, NJ. d.. author OF Travels in the Fast vos
2674 Ship aud Shore. voi
2674 win Watch the Autobiography of Naval Onecr by
the author OF CaNendish 3vos
2676 Memoirs OF Great Commanders by G. p r. James,
thor of Rcheeu, Darnley, the Gipsy. sc. evos
2677 Nuts Crack Cups Ourk, Aneedote and Faeese
of Oxford and Cambridge Scholars. | vol
a67s The Hawks of Hawk Hollow rradilon-of Pennylva-
mia by Doct Bird author of 'Caavar, Nc. 2vois
2679 The Linwoods Sixty Years Since IN America; a
novel, by miss Sedgwck author of Redwood. : vols
26sl Old Maids their Varieties, Character Conditions vol
26s2 Pilgrimage the Holy Land containing Recoectons,
Sketches and Reflections made durns Tour IA the
East in 1928; by Aphonse DC Lemartine. 2vos
1858 Tales ofa Physician; by W IL Harrison 2vois
2jSA Nights al Mess, L vol
26s Iryng Crayon Miscellany No B Legends of the
quest of Spain; by Washington Irving. vols
26s6 The Port Admiral Tale of the Wars by the author Of
Cavendish VIII Watch, sc. 2vos
26s7 The Life of Admiral Viscounl Exmouih | vol
26ss Norman Leslie Tale OF the Present Times by ileo
dore :. Fav. 2vol
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winter { OOds.
EDWARD L. NEWTON,
Fort Adams, Newpor, Harbor, r. 1.
January 20ih, 1886.
Has just receiced from Boston,

Has just reeeiced from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonabie articles, max
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
Superfine mdjling, and low priced Broadcloths
of all shades and prces--fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassners and satinetts-drab lion-skn
pctersham, dufiils, and kerscys-plain and figured
Bockings,-and flannels of all colors and prices
one bale of rose blankets, do. Canton flannels
Ono do. Russia daper-one do. crash-baies OF
shrtings and sheengs.
ALSO-line and very wide cheap cloths for la
dies cloaks-French, German aud English Merinos
and circassans-camble rich black and col'd Italian
and figured s!!ls-elegant French 81 English prints
and ginghams-India rubber aprons, great vari-
ETY. al fashionable shawls, ribbons gloves hosiery,
laccs, &c &c. Al of which offered at extreme
low prices purchasers will find it their advan-
tagr to drop in.
Nov. 25, 1885,
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The following Resolutions were adopted at a
Town Meeting holden Newport Nov. 25th 1895.

The following Resolutions were adopted at a
Town Meeting holden Newport Nov. 25th 1895.
RESOLVED, That the safety of The town requires
a better organization the Fire Department.
RESOLVED, That the: Fire Wards be authorised
and requested to select from their number ten
of their most efficient men, who shall constitute n
BOARD OF ENGINEERS, and whose exclusive bust
ness it shall be, to manage and control the Fire En-
gines whenever fires break out IN the town that of
this Board chief, second and third Engineer shall
be annually appointed by their own body, and each
of the other seven assigned the charge of one En-
gine, that during the existence of fires, the orders
of the Chief Engineer, in his absence Of the Sec
ond or third Engineers shall be imperative IN the
government and direction Of the fire Engines.
RESOLVED, That tue Board Of Engineers thus
constituted be specially charged with the inspection
Of the fire Engine Hose &C., and at liberty 10 au-
thorize any expenses for the repairs Of Engines
Hose &c not exceeding so for each Engine
yoTED, That the Town Clerk be directed to no.
tify the Fire Wards to meet at the Clerks Office Mt
3 O'Clock on Monday next for the purpose of re-or-
ganzing themselves.
true copy-witness
Il. u. ROWLAND, Torn Crk.
At a meeting of the Board Of Engineers holden
N,rpOrt January I'd. 1886.
ORDERED, That the resolutions ofthc Town poss-
ed Nov 25th, ls25, relative to the reorganization
Of the Fire Department, be published in each ofthe
newspapers in town three weeks
Witness
BIB. ROWLAND, Crk: Of Board.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport IL Boston Mail Stage.
....,.;5.sr5, ,3,,;.;a,5,
49, S%.-lls-Ss.G
kIA-FAII RIVER AND TAUNTON

vA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare 10 Boston, SO.
q stage viii leave Newport, every morning Sundays ex
"a cepted at O'Clock, A. NJ arrive in Fall Rverat Oi AN
III Taunton at y NJ.
in Boston, at 81 p NJ
Returning, a stage will leave Boston every morning Sun
days excepted, at past O'Clock A. NJ: Taunton
at O'Clock p. NJ
" in Fall River at o'clock
+" in Newport. at ] O'Clock
Stage book Tovnseni's, & Hassards Hotel. Newport
The stage will leave Townsend at & lIassards at J.
Stage boo.,s at l;arkers Marlborough Hotel Boston.
This Sage connected with the New-3ediord stage Fall
RWer.-Leayes FaiLvcr 10 oclOck every day, Sundays
excepted, arrive in New-3edord past II o'clock.
every day, Sundays excepted, O'Clock
New -Bed.old a, ocock-Reiurnng leaves New Bed
every day, Sundays excepted O'Clock A. NJ and
riyes in tai hlyer al 10 A. NJ
and At lP. W. 3 o'clock p VI.
Stag. Books at Coles q Bakes Hotels New Bedford.
IL Passengers wishing 90 New Bedford; informed
5u t1ey by s leave Newport morning and
early the evening, and have hall hour leisure
tune ln New Bedford.
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted at
past clock p: n for SSansey Warren 81 Brstol.-Re-
farming leaves Bsoevery day. Sundays excepted O'Clock
and Warren at m., and arrive in Fall River 10
clock al
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted for
Providence leaves Fall River 10 O'Clock arrives IN Prov
dence H. Returning leaves Providence every day at 10 o
clock arrives in Fall River ] p.
Passengers wishing 90 to Fail River have hours
Fall River. aud return the evening
IL Extra Coaches furnished all times on reasonable
=. All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the
thereof X. b. KINSLEY AeeH,
Dec. 9th.
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BRICKS WANTED.
EDROPOSALS will be received until the 18th oe Februsr,
next supply at For Adams, Newport lIarbor r. / Of
LOO. 600 BRICKS

i EsoOO,OoO GaISkS.
These Bricks be in moulds Of such sizes as 10 av
erage when burned eight inches by four inches by inch
es-They be OF the best quality of merchantabe Bricks
The proportion of salmon pale Bricks exceed one
eighth of whole and soft very pale Bricks will be re-
ceved The proportion of arch Bricks exceed one
eighth Of the whole and of these that much warped
will be received The proportion Of broken Bricks not
exceed two per cent
At least 100000 be delivered by the first day of June
next and the remainder in the OF the Summer
umn of the year. such periods suit the
contractor provided there be always baud the supply
requisite for the progress of the work
Should persons desire to furnish the stated number
Bricks less number of size different from that given
above they will please accompany their Proposals with
statement Of the length breadth and thickness of well burned
Brick, of the kind they wish TO supply
Before forming the fair sample viii be requnedto
be deposited ia the Engineer Office, Fort Adams which,
should prove satisfactory viii govern IN the inspection ohe
several deliveries.
Payment will be niade required each duly nspec
ted and received All communications touching this subject
be directed Bevet Col Joseph e. Toien t. s. Engn-
JOS G. ToTTEN L. Col Eng'rs
BTctd Col.
Fort.Adams, Newport Harbor, Il. l. !
January 9th, 1886
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NORTH KINGsTowN BANK.

NORTH KINGSTOWN BANK.
T the annual meeting of the Sockhoders of the North
~ Kngstown Bank held on the 18th dIy Of Nov. Instant
following persons elected Directors for the year
ing Jonlban Reynolds, Ezbon Sanford Jeiery DAVIS
Pardon r. Hammond, John y. Whtiod, Christopher Allen
Joseph C. Sanford Ezra ID. Davis William Baker, Jeremiah
q, Cbadsey William q. Hammond George Hammond rzbo.
Sanford, Jr Nicholas SPHINX, Daniel Stanton William Brow
ing. Ephslet Young, and Alfred Updike.
And meeting of the Directors the day, Jonathan
Rcynold. Esq elected President Of said Bank.
PARDON Il. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Nov. 2jth, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
Court Of Probate. Middleto.rn. January 1871 1896.

HN HEREAS application made fr an administrator to
w be appointed the estate Of OLIVER SWEET lae
be received and the consideration Iberof be re, 10 a
Court Of Probate to be holden the Town House in Middle
teSn the third Monday IN February next al 10 O'Clock
this order three several times in the (ihossand Rspnb1
for persons interested appear said time and place and
be heard. By order
Jan. 27 3w WILLIAM SMITH, Probate CLenk
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TILLEY q HAZARD.

opened lot ofsolIed burnt and tumbed goods
II purchased last week. in New York-They will be sold
cheap. Jan. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
FUR CAPES AT COST.

TOSEPH b. WEAVER has a lot of elegant Fur Capes
- which he viii sell at cost, No. l4o Tlames-st.
Jan, %.
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n ALFRED HAZARD will attend to his profession bus-
eB less attorney at law in conneSion with Is. HAZ.
ARD Esq.--at their Office in Broad street.
Newport Nov. lS IS35.--tf
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uDsOPOSALS will be received until the 18th Of February
q next, FOR the delivery at Fort Adams, Newport harbor
X. I. OF
1000 Pcrc,ies OF tiIs ANTE.
These must be split with good faces beds top and
sides; they must be darat stones without sap and generally
Of large size. sample whcd will be referred in all in
spscions. be the foTbey TO be delivered
OF the whars the Fort between the st day March,
and the 3isi day of December, 1850.
Proposals viii be received tor any part of the above quantity
not less tian 500 perches.
Al communications ,oncing this subject be addressed
Brevet Col JozephG foIten, s. Engineers Newport X,
JOS. G. TOTrEN, Ii. c l. Eng'rs.
Breret Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. L.
January 20ih, 1886.
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EOR SALE

UOSE'S GENUINE COUGH CANDY made Of different
kind Of herbs expressly for Colds and Coughs has prov,
ed itself be very good occasions II pleasant to
the that many for fear Of getting godhs cheap
sdcine may be found a, ycsss Store Nc 24 Taansssi
Jan. H.
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A CARD.

FHlE Subscriber would inform le Ladies and Gunilemes
n oNewpou and vicinity that he has taken, and fitted up
for their accommodation the No. I37 Thsmesstre.
where he intends carry the perpery and hair dressing
busness and hopes by the good order of his and
strict attention TO his business to merit share o the public pat
onage Gentlemen informed that New York daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation. Ladies
hair cut in separate apartment entrance the South door
~ No pains will be spared 10 introduce the mode
cutting and dressing The leas favor will be gratefully
knowedged, and all orders executed with puncuaity
JOHN REMOND.
n. B. Just received supply of Periumsry Curs 10.
which he oilers for salo ON the most reasonable terms
Jnly 9TH IT,
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MARRIED..

In this town on Thurslly evening by Elder Robbins Mr.
Il alter Simmons, to Miss Mary Ann Bliyin.
Died.
Ia this the llh inst Miss Ruth SWEET in the 18th
BAR of her age.
At Mddleown the 22d INST Mr. Mathew Barker, IN the
|)th year of his age
At Portsmouth Monday last Robert Lawon Esq in the
Pd year OF his ageomey Of the Judges OF the Conrt of
ommon Pleas for the county of Newport
In Portsmouth Sunday evening oath inst Mason Cham
jim Chase of Abner Chase Esq in the 22d year OF his age
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SHIP NEws-poRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Friday jan 2ot.Bng Volta Higgins from Leghorn for
Few York k-Suniay ;}lst-Sweedish Barque Minerva WIN
,th from ST Ubes for New YorkBrg Jacob, Eddy from
|iatanzas for Boston.
Monday Feb 1stBrig Lucy Copody, from amsterdam for
lew York-Schooner Charleston Packet Perry from Nor
Blk for Providence.
ENTERED.
Brig Jacob, Eddy Maanzas-Brig Volta Higgins Leghorn
Steamer Bunker Hill Comsock, New York.-Sloop Te-
umseh, Vars do
CLEARED.
Brig Volta, Higgins, New York-do Jacob Eddy, Boston,
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aREENWooD'sP PSALMS & HYMNS.
FoR SALE
James Hammond.

THE history Of the condition Of women in various ages and
nat'oo- by Mr.. Child Letters young ladies' by Mr. Sig
ourney. Nov. -.
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&ROUND COCOA & CHOCOLATE,
. for sale by J. X. NENiON, " 90.
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NOTICE.

|KEUSTARD SEED-WINE VINEGAR-CANTON
MI GINGER-TABLE SALT & SMOKED TONGUES
ust receievd, by j. IL NEW lON, AZ 70
No. $50 Thamesst lreo 5, 1000.
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w. IL. * r.. j. SWAN.
VHNAILORS Il DRAPERS, have on hand good assort
IL men of Broadcoths Cassneres and Vestings, suitable
for the season. Nov. Is, IT,
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y
stage will leave Newport, every morning Sundays ex
ceped O'Clock, A. NJ arrive in Fall Rverat IO1 NJ
IN Taunton AT ] = NJ.
in R,u,. a 4 ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
CONGRESS- Juesdav. 1p,a -.

In the Senate, Mr.. Clay presented a memorial from
citizens Of Philadelphia, praying against admitting Ar
kansas, slave State into the Union After express
ing his dissent from bc prayer Of the nemoasis aud
some observations from Mr. King Of Ala the petition
was laid on the table.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill concerning
Incendiary publications; when
Mr. Calhoun addressed The Senate in reply u the OBJ
jections which had been made to the bill
MIR Davis then answered The Of the Soma
Tor from South Carolina. After he had concluded
On motion Of MIR Brown the bill vas laid on the
table, and the Senate proceeded TO the Of
Executive business.
A1er remaining short time with doors closed
The Senate adjourned
The House Of Representatives after the presentation
OF resolutions and another Intellectual attempt the
part Of Mr. Wise prevail on tie majority "a allow bis
resolution Of inquiry into The condition Of the Deposits
Banks, took up and considered the bill repeating the 18th
ted States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-07
Charlotte Bakery.

"llE subscriber has taken this method
10 inform the public IN general, that
he Is nov ready 10 carry on the above bu.
sness IN oil It's branches ho will furnish
Crackers If oil sorts. Butter B.seni,
Sugar Cake, do. JaBbies,
Ginger B-eud, and Ginger .SuA
The whole Of these cakes will keep for
twelve months.
Tea RuSk every eyecing at O'clock
Hot hight BREAD every morning at o.
clock, All OF which can be had as cheap
as any impaired.
Orders tor Parlle, will be pnnc,ualy al.
tended TO when proper notice given.
T. {. JOULLAtN.
Charlotte, AvguH ,, 1886, 05g
y. d. The highest price will be gwen cor
Butter and Eggs.
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,Do Ia O. WDRR1DN2
-RARBEK,-

"AKES this method OF informing The
u Gentlemen of Charlotte snd It's y!cln.
tv, that he has taken the shop formerly oc.
cupied by Poladore Brlckel. where he IN.
tends CARRYING on the shove business IN all
its various mysteries. He assures the pub.
he that he will keep as decent Shop as
has been kept in Charlo,ts heretofore, and
be aatters himself that his work shall be
done in 4 style and taste tina, shall merit
another call.
Should any Gentlemen wish their wig,
scratch or patch repaired, they can have
them neatly done; and If the Ladies have
any hair they wish worked up, IT can be
done in the ueaiest and latest style, and
should they have Frizzets that they wish
boiled and baked over, they can also be done
10 the frs, style.
Having travelled in several OF the North.
en Cities Tor the purpose Of acquiring a
complete knowledge of MS business, be ear.
nestly solici,s trial, and ii 10 ali cases his
work 10 not done in better style and more
10 SUI. ,he physiognomy than has ever been
10 this place, then be will agree TO deny
the pole.
All Razors, Knives, Scissors, and Sur.
geon's Instruments ran be put in good order,
CAsr!.ft., S,pt. II, 1896. 1lV
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Jan II, 1856,


TIME PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Il SToAAcrnoE 1t ilrrsTIcE, louued
By eli, meal anaiy sis aud syuthesls u seve.
raj pro1im0,s vegetable principles, are un'.
,ersally Acknowledged TO have totally ..
clipsed the prrteusions Of every other rene.
DIV. and superceded the necessity OF every
other mode ot treatment wherever the abo,e
diseases are found 10 exist, as veil as 10 ea.
largenen, OF The Spleen aud IN Jaundiee.
Among the Symptoms OF Dy sPePsia and
Liver complaints, are hliuiency, s0urnea
or burnning IN the stomach, melancholy, II.
inability. disagrreable taste IN the mouth /,
grcu, lrresuIariiy OF appetite, which IS some.
tunes sorucioUs, and al other times great.
" deficient thirst, ietld breath, NAUSEA,
weakness Of the stomach. acid cfuclallon,,
papliailon, dfo~stuess, irrcgulariy oi the
bowels, pressure ON The stomach alter ueaa,
pain IN the head, dizziness OF Vertigo, COO.
fusion Of mind, attended sllh lnss OF memo.
~, gna slng m the stomach shen empty,
chlliness, aiircibon of SIGHT and heaneg,
pain and weakness "a the back, languur, d..
lurted sleep, cold feet and hands, TREVOR,
aneaaness IN the throat, cough, pam IN Ito
SIDE or breast, SC.
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.uINCELK.I.NEOIS.
From he Pendle,en Mssssngtr.

Woman. thy power IS short so use i well,
Let ev'ry deed anG ev'ry action tell;
smils on thy beaHr to-day, tomorrow ffown-
Promise aok. whs, tomorrow ihou'lt no, own;
Thi. moment sigh, the mex, one laugh again.
And care not, although thou intliciesI pain;
Flint with .oyer now. then throw HIM OF,
Until of flirting. thou hsst had enough.
Yet. for all this, oh, know thy rtigr is short,
And though my conduct may afford thee sport,
Remsmber winiry age must soon come on
When all Thy beauty and charms are flown
Where now thy lovers, where that youthful train
Oh, tell NE, csnsi thou call them back sgsin
lUNENlS.
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.Uen,oru of Vashincfon !,

HNHE Subscriber having been appointed II,
Il. Agent TO receive the contributions of The
Cuirens OF Mecklenburg County, towards the cree.
lion of the contemplated National Monumep, !,
the Memory Of Washington, respectfully inform,
~, People OF the County that they will be called
unon 10 4 short time, either by himself or his an
tborized deputy, for such sums as they may
think proper to subscribe to the object. No ind.
y,dual III be allowed 10 give more than one dol.
hr ON his or her own account. but any smaller
sum will be received heads Of families, however.
will have the privilege o. giving what they please
ON n account OF all the members Of their households.
Tn. names OF all the contributors will be carefully
regi,t,red IN book, which book will be sent 10
Washington City To be enelo-ed, with others 10
The Monument, 10 be preserved 70 future sgcs
JOS. McCONNAUCHEY,S AeriF.
JnDt II, 1886 yu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-07
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti. Bilious Pills,
Are the cteafssl and most approved Fam
liz NediCi ile ever offered TO the pub,t

Are the cheapest and most approved Fam.
liz Medicine ever offered TO the pubte,
They are extremely mud ~ their opcralloe,
neither causing Sickness o( the stomach, OF
any unpIeasan, sensation 10 the system, ~
Is too frequently the result FROM med,cins
given to nc, upon the bo~cls. They act ~
officially upon the Liver, when IN tofFsi
condition, carrying VI large quantity q
Bile, through the iuflucnee ai the esccmet'
function, hich, II suiirfcd TO remain 10 to
system. would produce either Jaund,en, l..
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, fever a.
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ton. In all cases OF torpor Il tho boeea,
they act like ohsrm. In recent cases
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Mahf
persons who we're subject 10 ,,olen, ATTACK,
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and several perfectly cured 10 few weea
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cd as a preventative and cure oi Bilious con.
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bc almost certain TO escape It. Fema.ti
can use them at all periods, without incur
ring any risk. Their virtues w,ll reman
unimpalrcd Tor years IN any climate. NJ
family should be without these Pals, pot,
ton 1t them, taken OCCASIONALLY, would "
the means Of preventing much SOLDERING from
slcknrss. II IS from neglect Of keeping "
. regular pcrls'allic action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absurbca
aud mingled slIh Iile blpod, unasslmtaIed
fluids, tina, most Diseases are produced.
/ DR.. 7. feels confident tina, no person sho
gives these Pills n FAR trial, will ever after
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timouy oi thousands speaking 10 The high
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but the very high reputation Dr.. =. has Al i
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table McdiciaG SiomachicG ct Hcpatea,
Tor the cure OF ID, sIelsla and Liver CON
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lhosc wishing Ia make lnaI Of their u''
tues. They contain not a particle Of Nsf'
w - W Guy tH-lt0ifHt lDhl uSfs Nbt 49, y
harmony with health aud oppose dlsease.
Dr. J.. having been educated under ihs
most eminent American and European Med
zeal professors, and ptaciiccd his prottssion
many years IN the Soulh, where diseases OK
the most obstinate character prevail, con-
H'ders himself well qualified tn Judge on the
nature OF Diseases incident 10 warm climates
Prepared by JosEru pRirsrLY PErEE'
VI. ID. Z. b. G. p. NJ. at his Institution ofl
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means o'
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty street
New York, inventor and sole propreloI' 1
Each box contains forty Pills, Pnco oo
/ CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold ri
Charlotte by Smith A. Williams 10 Ton
cord by p. b. Barringer, and in SALISBURY
by John Murphey, where numerous cef''n
Gates Of their efficacy con be seen.
JOS. PR!ESTbY PETERS