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DIR. JOHNSON'S
IMrhOVED iASACEA:
OR
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF TIE
HIDun

This Medicine is AN Improvement on all of the
PanaeeaS. CaihoiconS and Syrups, hitherto offered
To the public avoiding their dee,eriouS qullitirs and
uniting the virtues of medicines which have bof,o
the test OF experience and years; anuwhch have re-.
ceived the appreciation OF the most eminent physc-
ans both in Europe and America.
Tnis Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
rom all noNioas humors: aud has been used with
success IN many diseases incident to our Specs
and particularly in the following diseases VIZ
Scro.ula or Kings Evil; Whine Swellings, salt.
Rheum, Cancorous and lnduraed TumoIS scald.
head, Diseases of the Liver, Old Ulcers lever sore,
syphilis. aud S destructive couseq $50 Ten.
met with IN persons who hlvebeen imptrjc,iy cared
Improperly treated or neglected or rather no e who
have iinpered with. AMI neglected. themselves J
which II the poison not entirely eradicdted from the
system, the most distressing consequences will to-.
low the neglect of that terrible scourge. Lepro,y.
Chronic lnlamaton oi the Liver and other Nlscerd.
Tubercnlar Consumption OF the Lungs. UiceIous
sores in the throat elsewhere and l eruption, on
the surface OF the body. Diseases OF the sn Mel.
cural disease and all those affections l,ng lrou La.
purity OF the Blood. Nodes and diseases of the
JOINTS, Bones, &c. Those affect ons which are the
result of youthful ndiscreton will BE- cured BY the Use
Of this Purifier Of the Blood
The above valuable medicine nav be had of ID,
Johnson. in n wport. H. I. lIice One dollar and h,
~ cents per bottle. To those who buy to sell again
a reasonable discount will be made.
Newport Nov. %, lS35.-lv.
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A mistake turned to 0ccount.-I WAS
once dining in company with some old
members of Parliament now dead, who
related uumbar of anecdotes, % which
| relate only this: " NJ. Pitt once speak
in in the house of Commons, in the early
part of his career, of the gloroius war
which preceded the disastrous one Ia
which we lost the colonies, called i, the
last war lie took no notice, and soon
after repeated the mistake, he WI. inter.
rup'ed by a general cry of 'lha last war
hut one . the last war hut one r-'I
mean, sir said Mr.. Pitt turning to the
Speaker, aud raising his sonor0us voice,
mean sir the last war which Britons
would wish to remember = whereupon
The cry was instantaneous. changed into
an universal cheer, long and loud.
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Goa g..
THE SUBSCRIBER,

EEAVING made arrangements with the Agent OF
n n the Gate VEN Coal Company for one thou
sand or tons OF that valuable artlae OF te will
pledge himself TO furnish inhabitants OF this town
with their lnter's stock OF coal, deliverable from
the vesse (apped Tor before the 10Th OF Jane next
to be delivered FROM the arse OF July to tne first ol Uc-
ober ensulng--any quantity. from ton upwards
OIL the following favorable terms, which snail be at
the lowest prce the above Cod sold ior this season.
by the 1000 tons al the place OF Shipment IN Phade-
phIa adding thereto the lrei. h and INSURANCE. toget
with u per cent commission the above char ges
tor my services. The Cod will also be SUBJECT If
earled by ny teams, to tax Tor cdrtng and weighing
OF y per ton, and ten cents wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened ilOm the yard at
all seasons OF the year at the lowest possible prices
also wond take this opportunity to tender the pub
lie my thanks for the liberal patronage hersoiore re-
ceyed. and solicit Continuance o. their custom.
april IA. GEORGE KNOHLtS
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leENiOV Al! :!
JOSHUA WILBOUR.

VNoUl.D respectfully inform his customer. and
w the public that he has removed three doc. /.
north in store formerly occupied by Mr.. Edward f..
Newton, No. l5o Thames-st. where Twill con,,nue
the tailoring business as usual aud keep constantly
on hand ready made clothing, aud aba nisome as,ori
meui Of Bird Cloths, Cassimeres. estiurs SC
which will be sold as low as a, any vhcr store in
town. inch. l6
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
LONDON

THE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal
Medicine prepared by W.. Mlskin, Esq-
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Licent
late Of Apothecary's Company, Fellow OF Boil
] Court Society, Surgeon to the Royal Union Penn
ION Association, Lancaster Place, w atenOo Bridge,
and Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomas'' Ho'-
pitals, London.
This valuable Medicine the result Of 20 years ex-
perience and unparalleled IN the extensive aud
highly respectable practice OF the proprietor patron.
ised by the faculty and noblity,-s now introduced
to the notice of the American public at the earnest
solicitation ola number OF gentlemen oflong and hish
Standing in the profession. II is hoped as a pre-
limnary step, TO check the evils and fatal co.ise
uence arising from the of the numerous and Del
eteriOus nOsrums fOsted upon the public by the ard
OF fabricated proofs for miraculous cures, and Olner
frauds By set Of mercenary, unprincipled preten-
ders--so totally ignorant Oi medical science, that
is impossible the mOnsrous deuson can any longer
60 down with the intelligent people OF thscountry.
These pills mild and agreeable in their nature, should
be kept IN every family IN OF sudden illness,
tor by their prompt administration cholera, cramps.
spasnls, lev rs, and other alarming complaints waei
too often prove fatal, may be speedily cured or pre-
vented In fact all those WHO value good health
should never be without them. They are sold IN
packets at 80 cents 81 and y! each, by most respect
able druggists, booksellers and yendes o. medicine
IN the u. States and the Canadas with cOpous drec-
tons together with testimonials Of professional abb
iy from the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley
Cooper J AbernetiIy James Blaudel, NJ. d., W.
Back, MD, J. Aston Key, \. Frampton, NJ. ID and
numerous others. The originals may be seen IN
possession OF the General Agent, by whom tie med
iclne Is imported into this country, and TO whom
all applications for agencies mns be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN,
IS, Wayerly Place, New-York
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, &c.
n. b. None are genuine without Inc signature
of the General Agent on the Label. Sold by
II. Il. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
Al the sign of the Golden Mortar,
near the Court-Iiouse. : Feb 25 1s45.
~ Cati0n.-l has been deemed expedient, as
far as possible, to place Mskln's Genuine Original
fiygean Medicine IN the hands Of druggists only,
and those sold without te~signa,iire OF John obsin
on the label, counterfeit. This notice is become
necessary as there is still, contrary to all moral de-
cency, legally convicted nostrum attempted TO be
forced on the public.
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C0uri of Prnbate, Newport Hareh 2d 1876

tOU'7 y IT"OaEe, NeWPOft Udreh "a 1886.
4 pom the application for admi, israor to be
u appointed on the estate OF ALEXANDER =.
MOOnt., late OF Newport Physician, deceased. 1t is
ordered that the be received and the consider.
alton thereof be referred TO Court OF Probate to be
nelden at the S,ae-tionse. in Newport on the first
Monday IN June next, at9 o'clock A. NJ; and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy of this
order three several times in the Rhode Island Repub-
ieGn tor all persons interested to appear at said time
and place. and be heard
Witness--B. B. ROWLAND, P6v Ck.
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A beautiful lot on tie continuation of Broad-street,
IN about ten minutes ak from the Sta:e.H ouse
measuring 456 feet in front by about i6O feet deep.
and may be divided into TOUR or FIVE beautiful and
spacious lots for bnlldng, having fine prospect oi
the beach the country, and the late improve nts
IN the hill and in the vicinity Of several splendid
mansions A long credit Will be given for half the
purchase money.
april "a tf RICH'D & GEO. C. SHAW.
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GNuTII .<D
Rinslets and iri-zed Hair, at the lo,o price
0t37 l-2 CTS. a set, on combs.
TENIlE subscriber has jIs, received an additional
Il supply o! these articles, consisting of dlfieren,
cU,Ors style. sizes and prceS
ALSO, Almond Paste do. do. Soap; Indeble
lux; MdcaSSar Oil; har and clothes brushes combs
OF varors sizes, tor misses; Carpenters drawing
pencils superior article. j. RLMoND.
lj7 Thames-st. Don't forget tic ranber.
april q.
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Livery Stable.
ny. S.8sa5+D
sEyS.h.Ex
WIN. G. TENNANT.

VIM. Z. TENNANT.
Respectfully announces to the public gen
crdHy-cnizcns and strangers.
FnvIIAT he keeps to let at his stable in Green.
street horses and carriages OF all descriptions,
is cheap cheaper than they can be obtained else.
where. Persols desirous OF enjoying the pleasures
of a ride in the country, at all times be furnished
wih horse and chalscs, open wagons, saddlehorses,
baronc' 5 aud close clrrages Particular attention
will be laid 20 conveying passengers to and from the
Steam boats. Al orders IN his hne of business will
b. prompo, attended to and no pains shall be spared
to r.oiat The satisfaction o! his customers complete,
hoL.es Neptior any length OF time, terms liberal.
May l3th
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NEWPORT EXCHANGE BANK.


general meeting OF the Stockholders Of this in
sttuton. VIII be held at tier Bankingroon soa
Monday the I'd day of May next, at O'Clock 2. d.,
OF the cboce OF directors icY tie year ensuing and
i,o TO take in; o consideration the eNpedleney Of in
creasns tie capital Of SAID Bank. yearly dividend
of per cent las beer declared. aud will he paid ON
aud after Monday, the "a OF May next
r. Il. CRANSTON. CASHIER
Newport April 18th. 1886.
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IMPROMPTU.

IMPROMPTU.
Hove - very, very much,
My little cousins faii,
Ilove ye more than words can tell
So swset think you are
Be very still aud quiet now,
My ross-buds both of you,
And if you listen, will tell
You what love to do.
I love to tell some tender tale,
Eugenia, dear, to yon.
To touch your gentle heart, ill tears
Are in your eyes of blue.
And then 10 turn to Josephine,
Whose little joyous face,
Isever ready with smile,
All tears away to chase.
love to hear the merry tones
Ofeach young bird-Ilke voice,
That blithesoms carrolling might make
The saddest hear, rejoice.
Hove to mark the bounding step,
So light and free from care,
To follow those unqulet feet
What restless things ye are
Ilove TO watch the changing touch,
That a, he sw iftly passes,
The hand of time leaves on your forms,
My little smiling lasses.
To note deep'ning shlde Of thought
On GENES forehead fair
A dark ming tint upon the curls
OfJosephine's brigh, hair.
To see Eugenia's placid brow,
From day to day expand,
And mark the fnsers lengthenins
OfJosie's tiny hand.
To see each little sylph-like form,
Grow taller, and to trace
The gradual stamp Of intellect,
Upon each little face.
And then love to fancy, what
lou potn some Gay may nc,
When you are gro'cn up tadics, just
Like your mamma. and me.
You must be very good and wise,
And very learned too,
You must be kind and aniable,
And gentle, both iyou.
Genie, forget not so to school
Each actouand each thought,
That your young sister may from you,
Be truth aud virtue taught.
And Josie, ifto her soft voice,
A list'ning ear you lend.
She'll be your shield from every harm,
And prove your truest friend
Now. Josie, kiss your sister, dear,
Aud say, you trust she guide,
Your feett through this world path, bese.
With thorn, on every side.
And Genie wind your arm about
That little fairy's waist,
And tell her that her confidence
Shall never be misplaced.
Dear Children to mine eye you seem
Two fresh and fair young flowers,
Who'e beauty, strength and life increase
With the advancing hours.
And Genie is the lovely rose,
That foster, lest it fade,
The fragile, svsnyoung violet
That grows beneath lis shade.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
this day received assignment Of the proper
y% DUNN N ELY, for the benefit of their credit
ofs, hereby gives notice all creditors of said firm
10 present the said claims within six months from ,he
date hereof or they will not be ented to benefit o.
the assignment, and all persons indebted to said
70 make Immediate payment TO ME. ~ dH
New-Shoreham April Is. lS36.--3v~k ..siSrye tn
OSIAH S. PECKHAM, We s..sf
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HREEN PEPPER SAUCE, just imported from
w Africa, for sale by the dozen or single bottle
BY JAS. X. NEWTON, IL Co.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r. I.
MAY 1t. lc36.
GFPcrsons calling for them nW please
sag advertised," as the are laced in a
separate dor.
Abraham Almy Russell C. Smith
b Wm. II Swift
Solomon N Barlow San Smith
Joseph | Bailey VIM ID Sou,hwick
II. Barber Il
Harriet V Brown Catharine X Turner
G. U
Stephen b Cornell Weeden Underw0od
Joseph Cracker 21homas n. Uter
Joseph : Colt W
Henry 6 Carpenter Russell Warren
Henry Y Cranston Mrs. Yoraice Wiley
Mrs. Abby CLace Mary l. Williams
ID Miss Elizabeth VIII
Nathaniel Davis Hams
Benjamin Il DawleyElsy Waterman
Thomas Dunmon Charlot p Anthony
James Depeyster
l. Ehrn Vose
Mrs. Sylvia Easton VIM w Vernon
e MIDDLETowE,
Sarah NJ Getfroy Peleg c Anthony
Sarah Grinnell Jeihro F Mitchell
II Isaac Brown
Samue. Heath Daniel Chase
Charles Hunter Daniel c Mayson
George Henson Mrs Wealthy Maxson
Henry J. Hudson Sarah c Gri neil
X Hannah Albro
Mrs Francis J. Keeth JAMESTOWN.
L. Timothy B Sheurn,an
Thomas Lawton Mr Abby Carr
Phebe Lewis IRISH.
III Laurence Coyne
Thoma Mills Palrick Wall
Marmaduke Mason MichHI Mcdonnell
Alexander Morgan john FIemmiug
Alexander McGregorJohn Ryan
William Nj Muuroe Hugh
David Melville yr Patrick Walsh
George Merryman Patrick Kelly
Mary Ann Mangota Dennis Bremin
i james Mcnamara
Ebenezer Parker Valentine Mathews
B Peti'ngaIl Michel Daily
Ebenezer Parlow Ms. Alewara
Samu.i Pcckham Il. r. CARR. Pm,
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We copy the following very pretty verses

We copy the following very pretty verses
Eom the Zodiac, printed at Albany.
The following lines were hastily written
by young lady of a neighboring city, to
two little girls of her acquaintance. In
publishing them, we shall doubtless, please
our readers, though we fear we may offend
,he fair author, who certainly never dreamed
that the eye Of amy but near and dear friends
you'd rest upon her
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Hove - very, very much,
My little cousins faiI,
Hove ye more than words can tell
So swset | think you are
Be very still aud quiet now.
My ross-buds both Of you,
And if you listen. I will tell
You what love to do.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-16

IFE PILLS.-Tke Proprietor this Great Meiicine,
IL which Is distinguished tor its success he invaluable
above other that offered 10 The public begs 10
the which he Constantly living from
every part the United States in which has become known
Whilst he Congratulated for the possession of terian remedy
for the number of the diseases which human nature
he but congratulate his correspondents the relief
from uene which they have experienced ard the great
OF happiness which they consequently To be the humble
health, and thus poongsg the lives and Equipments Of his fellow
me, reward that the highest human ambition might and
that places pecuniary gan however sirsbe an ITSELF low In
the standard Of Comparison.
addition the hundreds Of Testimonials which he has long
had IN his possession, Mr. Aofat the sole proprietor the NEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS, receiving others, establishing their
Piled vsn fully title the character Of
LIFE PILLS. ony for r~scing life from imminent danger,
but for and mating diseases which slowly
but surely conducting their conscious victims 10 otherwise
Dr. MOFFATs Office, No 50 Hudson street, opposite Jay
New York.
Price-small boxes, so cenls-large boxes. 81.
testimonies proof Of the superior excellence Of the
gratefully rendered by individuals whom
they have vitality beReed and others could easily be s
tanned.
For sale a the following places
john Mhau 1873 Broadway; Patrick Dekie, AIS Broadway;
William s Van Zant I2l Hester street; DR. Lee 293 Madison
Dr. Leeds Cherry street, Ed nund Bookstays $50 Division
street; John Hnt0g of Twentieth street, and Eighth
Avsnuei NJ. crargan8 Co, 81 Sixth Avenue, New York
j. w. Downer, $50 Grand Smith WintrDgham
nero f Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
DR.. Clarke, Jersey City.
DIR. Cooke, Frst street. Wilamsburgh-
Charles W. Badger, Sf Broad r. Coevsr e6s Broad
j. Cain Main street, opposite vanhouon street, Paterson
John 8 Crane; Dunning Hortor Goshen, Orange CO.
B. f. CIagan; Matthew Hollenbeek, Washington street.
D. T. y. Dmland. Chester. Orange county.
+ f. Ged ey, 80 Water street, Newburgh .
corner OF Second street Catherine Elliot Of
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelphia. eeSfn
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HENRY WELLS.


nOCTOR BOYD, Member Of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons Ireland and lately practitioner in the city OF
London his services the ctedsn the treatment Of
tin disease =,crenoe close this class
fcsmpani his Pleasant sa and expeditions mode OF eatmen
extraordinary during long and extended practice and
ALL his legitimate medical qualifications are few OF the
grounds which he his claims 10 public patronage In th
empcn when ignorant pretende and impuaent quse
daily spreading their 10 lure the de.tructon Dr.
Boyd would friendly and 10 his fei
o them beware Of such dangerous
night have been al this day. in the health and
pamy Of manhood il their had only been Treated by
qualified numbered amongst the incurzhe and
he dead Apparent very and easily ELECTED
cradle ate the latent poison which will otherwise congn lis
victim unaey 6Ongs the legitimate province OF
medicine in the hands Of skiu and able practitioner Tat Dr.
Bcye ilng to convince MS patrons BY producing
their inspection his regular diploma. member OF the Royal
Ireland and likewise testicnials
aity skill who Justly considered lights and
their profession His mode of treatment safe edee-
requiring either tie OF
diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself to
remove radically within few days. and Of osger standing
greater msgniy will be treated with cordially and skill in
case patient may assured AFTER having being dscsrg
ed from Of Dr. Boyd, that his health established
sound basis his constitution renovated and
impaired His professional honor and faith pledged 10 this and
himself .oharscer and standing sufficient war
rany for is fslflmen
The and in all Ne relied gpoo
attendance from O'Clock in the morning till 10 al night
sep 2i-iy OFFICE. IA Dover stone door from water.
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STAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber has loca-
- ted himself this city for the purpose OF curing Stnmeng
all mpedmen IT speech And has takes rooms IN No
Cournd street. Western Hotel where he win attend all who
may call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted childhood with distressing impeachment OF speech,
avaed himself Of the modes ocure iash by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh New York and Dr. Chapmas OF Phladephis with
BIZ, after long snd patient OF the nature
his scon he has succeeded in inyenng system
entirely which he has cured hms and all others who have
made applct him. This system has In several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the most stu treat
ment Others and ha sedto Effect complete cure
have city who PROBES
the curing ammeiing and Whose was inadequate
having spent about IN he instruction OF
rcng HIMSELF he feels perfect assurance
in coming before the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
scepeal of the superiority Of his system
all and the complete that has all attended lis
He has associated with him Mr. Sinclair recently
one Of his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be Taught IN a separate class
IS 50 dollars according 10 the nature OF the
and the Of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed orr the money will he refunded.
For further pa cuars inquire of the subscriber at his
BY letter post paid
inn 2-3m HENRY WELLS.
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The nosrisent of e BODY depends upon state the blood
Acts xviii. Kill
bleeding SOMETIMES IMPROPER

ID Manknd OH consider Dr. Homes Magnum Bonum such
invaluable preparation supeede bleeding in even the
Gonorrea Geets and all Neneeal Of long
standing Is valuable ingredients being saaPsla and the choicest
preparations scientifically combined by enced Chemist
inhammorv Of the above dsor
ders female four dav For sale nv Un
Broadway. OF Broome Schie8u ia Canal
Chapel IT, Austin As Carmine and hv Cha.t-
new Grand and Broome. Price 81 bottle
FEB 9.s
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"Give me leave 10 read philosophy
SHAKESPEARE SAITH THUS-Thas saith

"Give m read phiosophy.n
SHAKSPEARE SAITH THUS-Thus sah Shzks-
- pear the profound Of philosophers, the wi
zard Give the you
lie reader little Of the philosophy u Health Long Life HsPp
ness, and all & enjoyment. Of The lower world WHAT'S Life
without Health Nothing What Health without permanency
Worse nothing ied with Of those troubles
that Flesh > heir to- such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, FEVERS, AGUES,
SCURvY, SAL q RIIEgM-
You will readily cry Dear Doctsrknd Decordo give
me something take-give something me-quick-
quick - In such a would
" Give leave read philosophy
To YOU from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH. 1hore you will find account Of the vEGETA
BILE LIFE PILLS the real PHENIX BIrTERS, capable
of shattered constitution, and Of putting flight
the obstinate disorders. Apply at
MOFFAT"S Once,
feb Sims No. 81 Hudson street.
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CONSUMPTION.-

CONSCMPTION.-DrL 0yeman's Baa of Gilead-
RAIN in all the different stages Ia the best medicine extsn
and should always have trial. It's medicinal properties truly
great For sale hy Patrick Dek AIS Broadway; j. Syme s.
Bowery. fIice 50 cenis per bottle. feb eff
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For SALE wholesale and RETAIL hy p Dick as Broadway
TAIL by E. Black 457 Broadway Mhau 1873 Broadway j. Syme
IS Boery; T. AUSTIN 45 Camne street, Sch feui ia Canal
opposite Chapel street feb Off
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4 NDERsON,S RHEUMATIC DROPs.-A cure for The

n IN
n Inhlmatoy Chronic Rheumatism be had only al li2
Thompson This invaluable medicine, called AndcrsoRs
Rheumatic Drops for the above disease has cured and AL
who been fortunate take it, certificates OF which can be
had old who with the
disease and who the time taking the above Drops were
entirely helpless and whose greatly swollen ard dis
tued able attend then out dor
three weeks entirely restored TO health and
TED Z-lmN
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COUGHS. COUGHs.-CORBYN'S COUGH Lozen

COUGHS, COUGHS.1CORB1NS COUGH lo1en
~ gers prepared by Cooyn Co, 900 HohoIn London
These universally allowed by physicians of the
highest standing be of the hest for he of
Coughs Colds Ashml &c. Offer the public thou
sand persons have experienced their happy and saluay effects
many whom have been by ashmac and couunpve
reduced the brink Of the grave They promote free and
expecoration and tendency inflammation
the lungs shoFtness difficulty Ut breathing ard the
raj oppression which interrupts respiration &c &c Price so cents
box single box will he found s lent the most
obstinate For sale by o. COLBY, chemist &c ISL PEARL
Of Frankfort franklin Square the only for the
city. Jan 27-lm<