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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
COATES, COOPER &CO.
EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS wAREHOJrSE

WILLIAMS & DOW, LATE OMBOSTON
w wholesale Dealers staple and Fancy Dry Goods
taken store No. 6 Broad street. few doors Exchange
Hotel have received and opening
Foreign ard mec Dry Goods they offer for by the
package piece good terms he had in
20 which they respectfully attention of mereh uts from
different parts of the country and city, feb 2-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
PUBLIC AMUsENIENTs.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the drama Of the
RENT DAY.
NJ. Haywood, = Mr. waiaok Bullfrog, Mr.. Piscide
Polly Briggs, Mrs. Vernon
After which the farce of
SPRING AND AUTUMN.
Rattle, Mr.. Walack Sir Simon Slack, Mr.. Placide
Mrs. Rattle, Mrs Vernon
To conclude with the farce of
SCAN MAG.
2Doors open e. Performance
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
The performance will with Hotargs celebrated pctue
entitled the
RAKE's PROGRESS.
Harry Markham. MI. Thayer Fred FIorid Mr. Drummond
Fanny Moreland, Miss A. Fisher
To clude with the dranls Of
THE GOLDEN FARMER.
Jenny Twitcher, J. Seton Farmer Mr.. W. Seton
Elizabeth. Mrs. SekHey
Doors open nc Performance commence ouaIer
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For SALE Wholesale and retail bv p Dclie Broadway re-
tail by f. Black 49, Broadway; Ahau l25 Broadway
% Bonery; T. Aun IS Csmne street. ftlu III Canal
opposite chapel street feb 9-f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
DLAYING CARDS.-DAvID FELT co. proprie

SIEW ED TEkRAPIN-At the Clinton Lunch,
and Liberty street served evening from
so y O'clock Made in style superior any other establish
ment IN TINS CITY, jan 29-n
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Additions making every day present assortment, and
ex,n will be made render for Surr and
Wssen merchantst 10 call upon MARQUAND& co.
feb 3-lm 1871 Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09

STORE CURTAlNS.-Merchanis in want of Store
- Curtains, can he supplied at the shortest notice
VIZ @. CURTIS
Upholstery and Paper Hanging Warehouse No 81 Maiden Lane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
STOP THE THIEF,

- STOLEN from my stable, near Camn-
l2&. bell Courthouse, ON the night of the 18th
INST, "A dark bay roam MARE, little below the
'haaie SIZE, having sc SIX or eight inches in
enst, on the lett SIDE across the ribs occasioned
by cute about the point reached by tine saddle
skirt; scar over one of her ewes made NV cut
ting of wart no star in the forehead Sbo i
IN good order, has long man and t,il. carries
her head low, and both trots and PAGES. and ;s
good deal rubbed on the sides viii, the saddle
VIII give reward OF ten dollars for the return
o' Tue Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehen
s'ohoi the feIon.-intormation by letter from any
one WHO bass Mare answering this descr;n.
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
James Norman,
igaiptst

alesander ll9gat, administrator dc h,5,t
The will annexed. OF John Lynch, DEL ..h.Hil
Bransiord. sergeant Of the Corporation af / a.ahaf
and IN that character, administrator Of rEn,.
att. decd, and Janes {. BOYD adf,i,,t ''iaa "
the will annexed, OF Philip Kohr. decd VII
II appearing - the satisfaction of tn, hfk
tie bill III the titstut It's. CAUSES III, i5a
defendant James L. Aaoflnan taefet,, oil.e
al the sad hoormauin the second c9.a t. NE 5fi
same suhIee thai several SUBJECTS were mug It's
Oh by I'll" atb1tt1tofs. 10 Wi: the i0fat.f up
+.fa iatanees due on the books the ro,lf,, oobl
#fA - NORMAN 1el debts due, shirb h.. - -, iaa
4 - ii collections, gd tor Which he vo,5f IN
eonnta0ie waen collected and aI>e H., oe af.
yate claims Of John Lynch sen ap,,, u,.. me Pr
certain bonds subject To such payments i''h iof
made, were not included IN the award Of ,i S oetl
tors aioresald.-itlS considered BY the 80. 'of.
order OF the ith day of November Is.,1 ''i'''' ~
the accounts to commissioner anti on, NM
mains unexecuted, should be ell4f#ss3 :. I'M II 1t
brace the setefl subjects aforesaid and -. - tn
Anthony his ceased 10 be aCamn>>la,5,, i NJ S'id
doth order, that one al the tolI1u,.>,,,' NV 'ot'
court do take md state accolini b,tY.o., - III
les aforesaid, respecting the several s5I,,,, 'ai-
tad. regarding the award aforesaid rs rn .'0ft
parties oaly as 10 the actual >farcef Tie aL - nv
several finn, mentioned NJ lht. ii,n,. II -, y, TIE
wheh, II az effafs appear on the book, ,JIl III
capped the attention OF the afbltrato,s t1r . :,
be corrected, and report he same tn tbo,,, 'i'.
any matters specially stated. THOUGHT n.4,.' "l'
himself OF required by tie parties to IT, ,,a 9E
\ copy-teste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
wnALUBLE nLAL AgZAaI,
ron ,Stff,.

TH'III subscriber, rs aeent of " m. Lewis, Esg
Il will sell a ostdesirable irlefol Land, y inc
one mile tromthe BIZ Lick md containing about LOO
acres, b Of which i,iir.tfatr Roanoke botton and
the residue fich hehan1. Iaf w'45le Trlet very
productive in all the various efafs usually cultivated
IN our CLIMATE, lie, unusually level aud is ,asfep-
tihlo ofbelae made, At small expense, onc II the
most beautiful and desirable residences, in tie
country. Tho Dwelling IIoo,,. is comfortable, ard
the oul-bon,as excellent. l'hr proportion oil wood
land To that which /, cleared Is more than safici-
mel. Bonds or Nearocs, OF suitable aees, Woald be
taken in pa}menr tor hi, property.
u II. LANGIlOEsf.
Ini,tonr tpl,rnarv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

Charles Henry Lynch, executor OF AnsaIm Lynch
died Joseph Chiffon and Margaret In, wife. John
colt Edwin Price and Susan his WITT. Robert
>eot, iana Is. i.elfwich and 'fhoma, Adndge and
janett his vile, Defendant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
From Entsh Papers II M IN itlta

1''0" '''1''s" "J'', - 90 '11 '4''''1 - -
- = - - ~ 1.'s'
The merchants, ,e>gfs, aod talefs VIZ pr
parlng a call on Inc i.'id haA't 81 London lei 4
pubic meeting loi III pun ll'ee o' expressing IL
The American nation, u'e 'eeP y u P2'l,A III 'l.e
late eonliasfaiaoh ~ Ne" '"i'z' ~ al'o Inc NdiH'
remembrance Eoa''oa emu i3'las III 'l1e 2ehel-
nus behaviour o' N','il,' - 'l.ata L, 1he cen
hasfa''onN oil NoN' 9'''', l''' ''o'a HiN"l
had IN advance ''l l'sse" ol' 1li,,hess' "1eheN-
or called upon 10 convene ioi1'e mee'lIl2 ief
so nobte d purpose
The account oi the Ne" York Ire WIS carried
10 Antwerp by a vessel rom i'if III Il day
An A@'lle.h n1s}ie W. N'3'aiaa INTO id=hei,
Oh ne ~oih 'ailo'N' IN IN. il.sl II i5al1 alei
corvette. "rfe III 'oe pom oil i.lzhea o1 the iah.
Mr. ilhinS, our Minister ia tassf, lad pissed
through Berlin,
The German PdpeiS, ffief 10 Tin NEGOTIATIONS
gong on at Benin between The nted Siltee AMI
Prussia, fof a commercial Treaty between the iof=
mer and the herman 'omnttftil onloh. Some
hutch appears 10 nave ARISEN III The neso'"lle4,
Mr.. Wheaton claiming a reduction OF the import
duties on tobacco and rec winch Pn>>n objects
TO- on the Ground that these imports only aieet The
consumer. Mr. " ''eatoa, ho"eNg, has replied
that they diminish the eeosum9l oo.-tul5er
steps are vet to be ta>eh,
LONDON Oh. ii af19a1eti Will assemble IL
morrow. IL" Mn sqeesh lbs been agreed
upon IA Gounei.
LnNDoN, ) n fhtst"ttoa.-Ims morn
ing the American ship Sau>am sailed for New
York, with upwards OF Severity eniarlnl, pril-
cpally farm servants and agricultural ahaarar>,
there bene but few neehaaie, os beap Pr nj
the Sansem's cargo consist, 81 D0tzie wheat aud
flour, somewhat noveI expectation 10 America.
The Antoinette, knodson, sailed from London
on Monday for New Nork, will emierants aud a
general cargo, part Of Which consists Of FOREIGN
wheat and flour.
FAILURE OF MfssRs RosrEoN OF MANenr>-
rrn.-On Friday the town vi, electrified h, the
announcement OF the stopp4ge of the mof Me-
srs. Rostron, extensive iu>Iian manufacturers. and
shippers of almost all other description, al aoo To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

4 I circuit superior com Of law ,,a :
n continued and held Tor the tow IN eti7ieefs
al the courthouse IN the said town. on a. hbarr
Of June so sitting as count Of chan h d,
Alexander Igga, administrator d.
with the will annexed, of john Lynch. deq5 '' aoa
ie8iast II.
james I. Noorman, aud Samuel g,.,,.,
eeant OF the corpoiation Of Lsnehburg. and 81
character administrator Of MIc4Iah & n IL That
and Thomas " iau, decd. ''9rHan
hi llets
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ysds sTp nmThfCf, w "a

: HNlll. sale oI the above property is postpone
u until Thursday, the l2,h day of Nav ncNt.
J. K. ID. PAYNE.
March :, tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

T, Harriet. the daughter oiGem Patterson al lie
Delaware " he lied aitel ahngeuns tndsPnsiiiensa
day on two baorc the afatal of The pela"sa' Ia
Hampton Rods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

IT, defendant, Charles Nhdelcy and Jabez leh
WI L. moi having entered then appearance ana gNeh
=fatit. according 10 the act oi assembly and the
,nle, ol tlls court and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they mol inhabitants OF tins ON
monwealtl: II Is ordered. thai they do appear here
on tn lil.l dly al Tie ncNt term. aud answer the
bill oil the plaintiffs that this order be inserted tn
SOM uer, papet. published in iyoehbare, fof two
months successfully. and posted at tie front door
al he Courthouse tils county, on some court day.
\ cops--f.=fe
II .n% FisrI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

xvrRcISf4-At rules h.id IN the clerks Office oil
the circuit superior cent Of Ia" and chanceIs'
Tor bedford county tin h DAY oil January. 100
Joel lInr and Nane, hls VIE francis
49, Nbtele,. Jalne- M.Niteley. and William
II M8t3fle, the Ias inilr infants. under Il years oil
a. - ,e b, Joel Hunt. their neNt ineid' rus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

> \ good Wlil,ElN RIGHT can also get en-
plo>meot and irt "ases, BY application 10 me Al
lNuchbm2. !. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
gtiHSf

Charles " hiteley and john II. smith. executors
of William Whitley. dee. Jst5ez leit"ieh' 'haf1eS
e Patterson and liafnabas \. Edison, Diets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

oST OPENFD,-Spendid Brass Fender
~ and hons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods ~ a..
Making the best assortment of those articles eve
offered IN this market. House Keepers call anu
see. r. 3 RICHARDS, & u
No,3 +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

esPs4s4 7
commonly ,5llad BILLY JORDAN, aqed about
10 Nes,i,, a dat> muIalo. almost five feet SIX
mehe, hleh, very bashN head Of han, dark grey
eyes sioep> ereat dtl in the shoulders. very
Tim ht''fa, las been for some time complaining on
account nj Nar,la ON hj> LETT arm near the wrist
had on when he teil grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloons "@to hat. flom what can learn
his aim Is 10 reach a lfee siaf#, and the route Ia
ken do 81, Is by the MY uf Charleston. ON the
kanawha, where he may eala n ra>,aae 10 Ohio
For the apprehension and securing in any lair, the
said boy 81 that gel him, will I'VE $50 # taken
in, or 100 iftaken out Of The state.
CllRlSTlANA Todd
o. The kanaWha Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above 4 times, and send ,heir
accounts 10 this office.
Feb. - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

I WILL eirc liberal wages tor the above number .
4 hnlds, rthrl bS fhe month YEAR.
JAMES DDIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

Inc defendant james r. Appling, not having , r.,
tered bis appearance aud given security, according
10 the act OF Assembly aud the rlea OF this cou''
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that 's
moi an mha5ltant OF this commonwealth, on la,
t,on OF the plaintiff. by his counsel it IS ofdefeo
that the sal aelendant, James II. Appng, d" aPps@
mere on or etore the first day of the next April tenn
TO answer = bill OF the plaintiff and that cop.
this order be forthwith inserted in the L,nchbu'.
sifglhiah of two months succe sSyely. and pos'ca
The front door of the court house of said county
copy-Tese,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jn. T.
January - VIM
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~ CHAN FRY.

The defendants, = nasonand Ann his wife, AIe'
andefB. Dyer, Margaret Dyer, Nln. H. Dyer req
g,hs wife, Elizabeth Nash and George AIcC redle 10
having entered their appearance and given security ae
cofdln9 To the act of Assembly and the rules OF TIM
court aud II appearlng by satisfactory evidence tha
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth Oh
motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, il IS ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here on OF beio,
the inst day OF the next April term, TO answer the OH
OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be form
with inserted in the Lynchburg Nrgnian fof two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
the court house in said county.
copy-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, JR I
ulm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

Z iRGiNIA, 10 VII - At rules held IN the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit superior Court Of Law aud
'taaeefy for tie county ol Amherst, Monday the
~. ~ Of January, l-56:
William :. Crawford, adm. with the will annexed
of Betsy Long, decd Plaintiff,
.fgoinSt
Alexander b. Dyer. of William II. and pegg,
Dyer, - Mason and Ann his wife, late Ann by.
er, Margaret Dyer, daughter OF William H. and Peg
sy Dyer Peggy Dyer, vii, of William H. Dyer, and
the said William Ii. Dyer her husband. Elizabeth
Sharp, vile of Robert Sharp and the said Robert
sharp Der husband, Elizabeth Nash Sarah Penn.
Jane Penn and Catharne Penn John &. MeCfedt
aud George NeGredie, Ann +. Crawford wife o
William :. Cra9 ford, the plaintiff, and christina
Watson, wife Of = Watson, the said Alexander
Il. Dyer. Margaret Dyer. Sarah Penn, Jane Penn and
taharlne Penn being infants. under the age OF t"en-
ty-one years, Defendants.
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Valuable ascng Gsaaae a'0r sale.

Bototonrt, February Il. "
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News
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
200 DOLLARS REWARD.

SrGt n IN Corporation Of Lgaehb
March 3 fde
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
.BOEIN RF MOkD.
Nc. 1877 IHAMEs-sT.

HEAS receved, in addition to his forIner H. ek. a
D n supply Of perinmery compnsing Almost every
article usually found IN such establishment AL
SO a arge supply OF German and Frenrh ornan,en-
tai hair-wOrk among which are the aing.Curl u
new imported article; RinPets OF yarioas slz.s
plain Pnsets Fusetts with Rim let-; verlasting
.etts PLAIN Bands; Bands e,Itt Pals Bands and
atts 20 ornament the hair; long uar Praids Pufis
plain Hair COmbs Curb ornaiianied ~ iih tow ers
Genlemen's false WI shsrs; Ladies and Genteu.en's
Wigs The hair work offered j. ,uci az w,i be
constantly kept for sale. w the "a shons that are IN
uodneed The subscriboIs engagements are such a.
" ii enable tlIn 10 furnish article oi Har p, low
a. can he purchased ia any city tie C,ted States
The Ring Curb and HiDslets are pre- jared entire
" by a cold process that the damp air nor perpF
ration will not effect Il EN-. DeIieg. 90 Lau DIs age
especially invited TO examine. Among .he arLe'r
mentioned above, one Gaze - hoaar Caps one
do artificial Flowers DGefIlcrous Persian ) eel
Bags; Ladies work and Gentlemen Dressing Cas-
,s A variety OF shell aud horn combs, great vare-
" Of soaps expressly selected for the ladies' olet and
qenteinens dressing eases.
rhe subscriber IL ready TO Introduce. and cut
aides and genemen's hair IN the latest Paris sJ le'
~ n. q. J. X. would express his warmesl
gratitude 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newpor
an vicinity for their patronage extended 10 lim rince
the establishment of his bnsnr.s IN New OFT, and
stIi solcits continuance o! tielr iayoTs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
THOMPSON S
New and Valuable Patent
TR u 5 s.

YyyrIE snbscrtsrS are awar. that there IL mum
z bcr o. kinds OF 'rru ses already before the pub
lie but from t1pSTsHcs themselves. aud trni The ies'
finony ~ otler. wlO have worn q em. they were IN
duced 70 believe thaia Truss better adapted to the
~auts of thu r0riion OF the community that have
the mi-ioriane 10 have Hernia or Rupture. might
be- nlde and byhe help Of kind Prov ydence the, be-
lieye that tley have been enabled 10 invent a Truss
preferable 10 any other no knnwn. Ii is decidedly
the Saf and est To and ~ secure banier
against the escape OF The vlscera without IN the least
degree rndangeriug tie adjacent spermatc cord
From the credit that ;hey have already Gained IN the
last vear where theg have been used and from the
certificates of numbers who have cen cured by
wearing them aud from the 'ecOminendatons oi
Sur aud PHI -c'dn~ waO lave seen hem, ana
tie g-ner.l app.ob ton thai the Truss has received
wherever il mas hseu used and examined lie subscr.
bers can with confidence. otter them TO an enlight
ened public u!ly believing that all thai If necessary
TO fo them IN all places where they are offered
for sale, that appreciation they merit Is thelf use:
Six days is sufficient satisfy any person OF their
snperiOrlty-and III I lime will be allowed 10 every
one who buys Trns. 10 return IT i he choose.
Per,onS at distance can obtain Truss 10 ht by
sendI tie number OF feet and rches tieN measure
round and onwhich side tbs Trnss - to he applied
The subscribers have Ia their possession a large
number OF CeI tihcates relation 10 the merits and
-uperiority Of their Tms. which believed to be
- irel, 10 clrrg conviction to the mind Of the most
incrednions they suboin a few only
THOMPSON Il WADSWORTH,
Brattleborouah Vermont. sept. lco6,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
TEEE BEOIEyEOCk.

This flower the emblem Of Ambition is repre-
Sen,ed by lovely young girl lost in the triumphant
and naughty revery, 50 well brealhed through the
verses. The illustrator has here struck happily end
holdly upon tn very chord set in motion by the
p;ctlre.
" Am not fortunate Cousin, reieice
Proud as he is, he has made me bis choice
rraua as he is | will match him IN pride;
Yes and the proudest shall welcome his bride.
What though love him not 2 Fortune will prove
Ample amends for the absence Of love,
Whatthough the friendships ofchildhood may end
Wealth never yet was in want Of friend.
Let me not think of the lover leave
Paint no, his gricf-for, alas he ,oil grieve;
Say not he'll scorn me too much to regret;
Let him no. hate me-oh bid him forgf.
Hence with such feelings, forever away
See the rich gems that were sent me 10 d'v
You my fair cousin, shall share in my pride,
Mid the gay beauties that wait on the BRIDE"
Frivolous woman how hearlesS, how vain
Bright is thy poisoa-cup golden thy chain
Tears are distilld in each drop thou shalt drink !
Anguish is molted in every link
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
hrs. T.. KlDDERS CHOLERA
MORBUS. DYSENTERYAND
DIARRUGf CORDIAL.

UDREPARFD by herself only, at No, o. Popa
VI street. BoStor 7 his Medicine Il aeknow l. L. ed
by thousands stand unTvaIled ~ this or any other
country for the 0t tie abnye diseases aud will
restore when every other remedy lalls With tie
use o. this medlcIne and attending closely 10 the
directions put up "i.h each bottle IN bra becomes
perfectly manageable and tie pnlelt vii he raTidy
estored Its immediate effect anI old resluraOn
tae SICK. has hitherto been unPara,eied "a history.
IL per'orInes its cire "a mos, cases ia VERY fe"
houie II taken III i,s efec, i eounierac,
the disease. aud restore the sloach and bowels 10
regular and heal by action 1, seldom requires more
than forty eight hours to cure the most obstinate
Dysea.rB'-l hotera MorLos is insinly checked, and
the pa,en. rpidy RECEIVERS. Common or recent
DiarrLGrf are cured in few hours. Children tldl
sre teeting II ncliniug to DioyrhG.s. an gte iy
benefited by the use OF tls medicine. ~ It Will pre-
ven, them from becoming weak and reduced y tl
Dtarrtea. II checks vomiting from any cause what
ever and has been proved to be excellent remedy
in sickness II is composed Ct such materials IL
will not inlnre the constitution by continuing the Use
of IT, and may he taken by either sex al any age
Mrs T. Kidders the inventor aud sole proprietor
Of this nvi luabe medicine; and tire punilc ma, resi-
assured that it cannot be prepared w'ihG cOneI
| recipe which no one holds but herself therriO.e
any thing prepared by any else pufrorting 10 be
her Dysentefy Cordial. will be an imposition upon
the public The labels the bottles are 5iened III
her own hand wfliIn to counterfeit which. would
! be forgery and win be punished accordingly.
Testimonials from per Ons OF the Grst respectable
" accompany the directions Which put mp with
| ZACH botJe sold by RI TAYLOR
Druggist, ietop0u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
CHARLES n. TALLES

KMj OULD inform hIs friends aud customers gen
w eraiv, that he has for sale at his Store, NoRO4
rhImts street. Il good assortment of
OCERIES
among which are,-Loat, Lump, White, and Brown
SUGAR.
IIysoh, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and sonchong
TEA.
COFFEE. parched and ground Coffee
Poilom's Chocolate and Cocoa.
Kiichon patent Cocoa.
Soda Batter and sugar Crackers.
RiEzS FLOUR, BUrEER, S CHEESE.
Doolittle's Wiuchester.s aud Robbins No. ! SOAP
shaving sorp of all kinds; white French Soap
in bars a good article.
Spices OF all kinds ground and nugronnd
Box. and Keg Raislns, Prunes, Dates and Figs.
Starch SaleratuS. Sweet od aud Ca,chnp.
Castor oil MagneSia. Cream Tartar. Salts, Flour
grimston Camphor, and Llquorlce.
Fan de Lavender and Cologne writer
Lump Oil aud Sperm Candies, OF the first quality
With great variety OF BOOKS and FANCY
GOODS.
Also Glass and Crockery Ware, of all kinds
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware. Baskets. Sleeves, NC
"a all of which will be sold cheap at any store
in Newport.
uFAUCTIoN - COMMISSION Business
particularly attended tn, and Consignments solicited
Oct 26th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
THOMSONiAN
INEIRM a x.

YHyUE Subscriber having been for more than Two
wears, IN constant and successful practice, now
oHerS hs services to the public as Botanic Physic-
jaa.--ile would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the adjoining towns. that he has re-
Gently removed non, ,he corner of Broad & Collins.
>,rects TO the more commoAIbns house at tie corner
nf Spring X Mill-sreets, Tor the better acCommoda-
lon OF his numerous paueus, which are daily calling
upon linn where he will administer Tie PUrc ih0at-
,ouiaa Mcdicncs to such may favor hun with then
patronage. No pa,us VIII be spared TO render the
patients comfortable, and 10 restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places hi our
and the subscriber atrrs hutsell ihat the advantl-
.es ol this InTmary surpassed nv few lnstitu
tons of the KIND IN tIis cOu try. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty Lunks
aud should they stand in need OF LIS services he i,
ready to administer to themsnch remedies the God
f Na,nrc has so bcun,iiullv scattered over our fields
This lnirnary will be conducted uuder the imme.
date patronage of DR.. SAMUEL THOMSON.
! Thomson's noo guide TO healh
! HobtRSoR'S Lectures:
Anu general assortmcnt OF
TuoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand aud for sale At the In6r.
mary. C. GARDNER.
7'crms.-S3 for course of medicine--
$3.50 per per week for board, including ligh
medicines.
The Napour Bath is now in readiness to
those who wish 10 take II.
Newport, MAY lSih, 1896.