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ArrsMrr TO STEAL THE Mgss.c.. Tb

ArrEnrr TO STEAL THE MESSAGE. The
correspondent Of the N. Y. Express gives
an account Of a curious attempt to steal a
proof of the Message, early on Tuesday
morning, while it was in type, in advance
of the mail by some loa6ng type-s,icker,
from the good city of New York. 1t sp-
pears that the foreman and the workmen
left the office at a late hour, and in
charge Of q negro boy about fourteen years
Of age. The New Yorker watched his OPP
portuuity, and as the journeymen went out
Of the Office, he went in-informed the Boy
that Mr.. Blair had ordered him 10 take
proof Of the Message. The boy for a few
moments was credulous, and the loafer af-
ter putting on airs Of authority to frgh,en
poor ssmbo, rolled up his sleeves, COM
menced taking proof by the column, & pu,
,h'm comfortably away in his bat. Young
Sanbo, however, soon begun to think that
al was no, right, and quietly and .lyI,
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posted off to Father Blair of the Globe. 10
inform him of wha, was going on in the
office. The New Yorker had missed his
man and was soon destined TO miss his
Message. The proprietor ofthe Globe soon
emptied his pockets and his hat, cuffed his
ears, and pitched him into the street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13

AMEs X. NEWTON ~ co. have just re
- eelyedf from New York:
20 bbls best canal -four
bids Muscovada sugar
20 bxsbrown Havana do,
10 do white do.
- chests souchong tea,
l0 do young hysOn,
do. hyson skin.
do. byson,
> half pipes Scicfy wine
20 baskets Chnmpsigpc,
200 loaves sugar.
~ bbls crackers
~ boxes IinIFs soap,
20 do. starch.
~ quarter casks port wine
10 bHs lump tobacco,
l6 doz brOoms.
casks white wine vinegar,
100 bxs raisins,
20 kegs do,
20 FIVE gallon derniion..
10 hhds -. CrDx Run.
5half pipes brandy,
Mace, mustard, olive oil, cloves nnimer.. oayeene
&c, &c.-for sale At low prices jyp.
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Bennett of the New York Herald has re-
fused to furnish his paper to the members
of Congress, as ordered by the Clerk, unless
he is paid in advance. He says he wont
trust Uncle Sam sooner than any other
loafer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13

a new Way to make up rerdict, and gel
ont Of Jury room.-One of the cutes
tricks which we have heard of for long
time, was played off by jury in the Su.
preme Court, which was sitting in this town
last week. The jury had case under
consideration, and, of course, were on the
lock ups they could not agree, and as it
was getting late in the evening, the pros
pect of spending the night in confinement,
was any thing but agreeable. The Judges
had been applied to for release, and in-
formed of their situation; but, thisking that
a night spent in debate, would tend to pro-
duce unanimity of opinion, gave orders to
keep them together sntl they made up a
verdict. Under these circumstances they
adopted suggestion made by one of their
number, made up verdict, which they du-
ly signed and sealed, and giving it to the
officer in charge, departed for their homes
and, we have no doubt, enjoyed their nights
rest all the better for its threatened depri-
walton. The next morning when the Court
met, the virdict was handed in the clients
IN the case were present, and, with anxious
faces, awaited the jury's award. The Clerk
with due solemnity, broke the seals, and in
an audible voice, read the verdict" We
agree to disagree" The effect of this we
leave to the imagination of our readers.
Something was said about contempt of
court, but the goodness of the joke acted as
palliative of the offence. Its repetition, how
ever, would not, we presume, be safe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13

Burdens neD .Steam- B0at-A trial wa
made last week. She started from VIII.
IIamsbureh full Of passengers, and procee-
ded as high up the East River as the Sho;
Tower, aud down again as far as the Navy
Yard. Alone, she seemed to do very well
but The Steamboat Lexington, from Provi-
dence to this city, happening to come along
side of her passed her very easily. The
new boat is $50 feet long-draws 81 in
ches forward, and "a inches aft.
". Y. Ere. Post.
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The steamboat Kingston, it will be no.
lIced, is advertised to make an excursion
to the South Pier, and Block Island. on
Friday morning, if the weather is favorable.
aud return the same evening. Those who
are disposed to visit the Ocean Isle. will
find this good opportunity, as the Kings.
ton is fine boat and ably commanded.
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BACON.
'wNHE American Standard System of Writing.
which combines elegance with freedom and
rapdiy OF execution. taught in IL easy lessons OF an
hour each, by WR. FOSTER, flushing WRIT
ING MASTER.
Mr. Foster, late from New Bedford, where he has
received The greatest confidence and succsss would
respectfully announce his intention of remaining in
Newport nr short season, 10 practice bls ingenius
aud unerring method of Writing However TENN
'ouS aud confirmed may be the Chrography of per
sons OF all ages from to 60 and of every capacity
ne will substitute style of WRITING, the mos,
CELEBRATED ~ POPULAR, both in En-.
gland and america. THE LADIES are,,ught
IN IL lessons, neat, graceful elegant and delicate
style OF writing; the only fashionable one OF, the day
winch Is adapted, with little variation 10 the man of
fashion.
SEPARATE HOURS FOR LADIES
CLASSES :-fhey meet daily at3p NJ
GENTIEMt3N's CLASSES, morning af.
ieruoon and evening. A class will be received al 3
o'clock FOR the benefit oIthose who attend school
D' The principles of making ELASTIC
SPRING PENS taugh, in one lesson
THE ACADEMY Is NOW OPEN, for the
recepnon oi Scholars, in the rooms of Mr.. Robert
Stevens house, over the New England Commercial
Bank.
u TERSis moderate, aud the most complete
and satisfactory Improvement is guaranteed to every
one.
a-r SEE SPECIMENS a, the entrance of his
Academy.
MIR. Poster refers to the following gentlemen of
Newport TO proof OF his qualifications.
Rec. DR.. Wheaton,
Mr.. Damoaf,
NJ. freeman,
Wr. van IN lIuiid.
NpWnorf Semi Cth I59- -Ays
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods.
AT NO. $50, THAN Es-sTREET
DANIEL IL. DAVIS. & Go,


Have the pleasure TO inform their Erie nds
and the Public,
~ That they have opened the Store
~ - No. l5S, Thames, ireet opposite Mr.
L. A. Sbermans Dry Goods store
with first rate assortment Of fresh
Goods comprising every description Of Ladies, Mis-
ses, ChIldien's, Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes,
re.h from the manufacturers and in point Of beauty
ana variety, are not surpassed in this town: all Of
whTh w be sold at far prices, and as low as at any
other store in Newport. They win only at thi. limo
remark mat their hopes Of obtaining and rctan ng
me patronage the public are founded on the prin.
ciple by which they are determined to carry on their
busness-by supplying Boots aud Shoes Of the best
qnalIy-pfocuring styles Of the frs, class; and con
tentIng Themselves, although every thing is at the
highest notch. with moderate prodts-wbch they
ceye TO be the best guarantee of giving satisfaction
ana meeting The competition Of the present day.
Newport Sept. g, 1887.
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CLEAR THE RoAD The most prodg-
ioss instance Of dispatch with which the
Message was conveyed, we find in the War
rem Star of Saturday, which says it was re-
ceived GO By EXPRESS employed expressly
for the Star; in ninety Minutes from
Providence" The distance is about eIey-
en- miles! This is truly astonishing.-elev-
on miles in an hour and half I, must
have been carried by Wing Constitution
alist-them creatures travel fast
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TO LET,

~RAPPING PAPER.-Just received and
w for sale at No. liz Thimes-si., 20 reams
good wrapping paper d, 624c per ream.
ALSO, blue painted Pals, large and small
Brooms and Brushes, BeG.cords. Clothes Lines,
Leading Lines, &c. &c
Newport August %. CN. TILLEY.
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orderly manner in which elections ar,
managed IN this country, with the shock
ing scenes OF outrage and disorder exhib
tied during the recent canvass at Liyerpoo
and elsewhere.
Dreadful mortality at Palermo.-On IN,
ION of July there were no less thar 500
deaths from cholera, yet the disease wa.
then deemed on the decline The NOR.
iality had reached in that devoted city Ia
the frigh,ful aud incredible number of 500
to $500 daily and in the space of one
month preceding the middle of July, 5000
souls have perished
Among the las, victims to the cholera at
Naples was NJ. De Vignet, the Sandman
ambassador to he Napoltan Court.
The riot at Nessna was in consequence
of steamer from Palermo being permitted
to come in there. The people broke into
the laZaretto,
Capt. Cobb's Atlantic Steam-boat.-T
Express says-In order to be enabled to
answer the interrogatories put by the editor
OF the New Orleans Bulletin, in reference
to the progress made by Capt. Cobb in his
steam vessel, with which he proposes to
cross the Atlantic, we yesterday called up
on this en,erprising navigator, who readily
furnished US with the following particulars.
The steam is generated upon an entire
new principle, by the passage of heated air
through the water of the boilor to the sur
face; the furnace being fed through valve
at the top of the boiler, ana the water com
pletely surrounding the fire, renders the
boat entirely exemp, from the risk of injury
from the latter element. The machinery
generally, with the exception of the two
boilers and cylinders, are of the most STU
pendous dimensions for vessel of the size
for which it is intended the steam gener-
ators Tor bollers) are A. inches each in /
diameter; cylinders 36 inches diameter
piston rod, which works almost horizontal !
y with a six feet stroke, inches shaft IA
inches dlameter-crank % inches-force
'65 horse power-length Of boat I6l feet
water wheels IL feet in diameter, and 10
Get wide. The blowing cylinders are Is
inches each in circumference, and arc used
o force cold air into the boiler, where il
arlties ard expands, and then passes into
he steam cylinder, giving motion to the
''slon, The boat is built ns strong us wood
nd iron can make her, is exceedingly sharp,
will accommodate so passengers, and, by
est recently made, the vessel and machin-
ry have been proved entirely practicable
Or the contemplated voyage. The great ;
clay of fitting her up has been in conse-
uence OF some improvement or alteration
onsldered essential, in the machinery,
'hlch will not occupy much more time to
omplete, after which Capt. Cobb says he c
'tends to make coasting voyage or two G
, the vessel, IN order to more fully ties, her a
apacity, previous to his crossing tho At
antic in her.
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u Ladies, if you want cheap Calicoes for
Gowns, Night-Caps, and Comforers Just call at
TILLEY & HAZARDS; they sell from One to
Two thousand yards per day, from to l2l cents
the yard. Make hay while the sun shines.
Sept. I3.-1t.
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81 a ri 10 d.

~~<e&1>S~
AT Providence on Monday 4th inst. IN 81. Johns
Church, BY the REV. DR.. Crocker, Nr. William
tisH, formerly of'his tom, 70 Mi Olivia VI
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We have received the Madisonian. OF
Saturday last, in which the Editor, in his
remarks on his appointment a. printer,
makes the following concluding observa-
tions; which show that there is but a tenn
porary connection between him and the
whig candidates for that otfice:-
To meet the exgency of the occasion,
we have made an arrangement for the me-
chanlcal execution of the printing of the
House until our establishment shall be pro-
vlded with the necessary materials for that
purpose.
As to the article that appeared in the In
teiligencer of yesterday, and the remarks of
the Globe upon it this morning, it is proper
for US to say that, we disclaim all The af
hnlty" the Inte!ligcncer claims, and disa-
vow the connection which the Globe i'm.
putes."
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The Secretary of War has made call
on the Governor of Tennessee, for volun-
teers for another campaign in Florida. The
requsiion is dated on the 18Th August.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY Sept nh
Brig Mary Cole, Watts from Pictou, tor Prov
sloop Eagle, from Philadelphia, with Coal To
George Knowles
c,. SUNDAY, l0h.
ship America, ofand fn Hudson, on Whaling
voyage, so days out, returned with crippled rud
der and other damage, caused by gale in at 30
Long o. w Spoke Aug Gath, ship ST. Marks. of
Newburypou. -
Brig Cadmus, Tucker, I'm Picou n. s. for Prov.
-Schr Mary, Pomroy, FIN do for do MARY Da-
Wis, FIN N. Y for +. River
OIL, TUESDAY, 22th.
sloop Juno, Brown, FIN ~ Y.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Experiment, Downey, Appalaccla
SloopS Moses Eddy, Child Prov.
DO, Camilla, Vars n. Y.
Do Three Brothers, Riley, +. River.
Do Express, Gardner Prov
Do Juno, Brown, do
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Ship Palestine, Littlefeld, for Bath, sailed from
Liverpool August2d
At Cowos July 29th Ship WIN. Engs, Vaughan.
from Havana. '
Al Falkland Islands July LIST, Sch'r Sailors Reu,n
OF this port with 500 5bls elephant OIL for Monevi.
deo, ready
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Nrg1w MATS

IT. THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
W friends aud the public generally. That he
EfN.A has opened the store, AT No. 81 Thames
42S street, (iornehy occupied by the late 5.
c. Weaver asa Hat Store,) where he
intends keeping an assortment of all kinds of Gentle
mems, Boys, and Chdrens Hats and Caps
lie has now on hand complete assorinen of
SILK. PLAIN. AND FUR HATS.
of good quality, which will be scld as cheap at
an, Store in Newport. A share of public patronage
respectfully solicited. ....-,
PERRY WFAt Elk
N. B Hats aud Caps made to order IN the newest
tyle. at short notice April 26.
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Passengers for Boston will take the Rail Rea,
Cars nt Providence Immediately on their arrival
All Merchandise, Specie aud Baggage at the rIs,
ofthe owners thereof
The Boats ofthe Line viii stop at the Long Whar
in Newport, to receive and land Passengers.
gJ'The Fare for Deck Passengers, is 80.
August I'd. 1887
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ss.mELL coMns AND Mn,IAIR CAPS

n I'VE AND GET LIVE, or Domestic Ser
u A vice illustrated, by Miss Scdgwick, author of
Hope Sesle, The Linw oods &c, received for sale
and circulation at W. CtLLAHAS'S
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Bennett of the N. Y. Morning Herald,
says -
"Oh the whole, Mr.. Van Buren, opens
the campaign with great vigor and force.
we did not think there was so much real
stng IN the little cabbage-dealing rascal of
htnderhook, as his message indicates"
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The hour for leaving Providence Is fixed al ! o.
clock, on arrival of the afternoon cars, and New
York at > i. NJ
For further information enquire Of II. h
BREWSTER, ThamssS St Newport.
S.n g
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SUPERFINE FLOUR, ground from New
- Wheat. jus; received and for sale By.
Ser. .. SHEFFIELD - BELL.
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To the Inhabitants OF New.
port and It's vicinity.

Before any thing is Effected we think IL I'M
possible; bat Ohea il is done, ,ce stare,
and iooader il pas not done before.
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Have the pleasure TO inform their Friends
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FOR NEW YORK.

ARRANGEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER.
STgcn The steamboat LENlsG--
TON. Capt paHdeJbM. will
49,. l.ZIgV leave New York and Proyi-
$3.50. dcuce during the present
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month as follows -
IoaDcs prOrideHe,
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Bepneft's Newspaper Es'ssHsHUehs.
Nn

uo..t.o urpuc--Iesped every nernre except sonoay.
Price per copy. Country stns
for specific period or wv sS'sncs.
No paler oui. unless paid IN advaro -.
EvEsISc HEsaLp-Tssued every suernnon az s.osces.
Price two per county s'"s"es '""s"eu -
the same rate. Cash, IN adv1hce.
wrrv,x Urp,tu-Isssed every Saturday morning nth
o,cosI p,;re ii cents per copy. Furnished country
subscri,ers M a. r~r annum W ADVANCE
wsrg,v Uss,rp og FssHros-is.ued every "Wednesday
morning Al nns occck Price 81 cents copy Furnishes
Il, 80 payable IN aivarce
anys IN all THOSE papers 81 tie
osr., r,,es-slways payable IN advance.
rrs-Are requested address their esrs
rsmes 0ercn BenneN proprietor and all letters nboSnesS
" be post paid.
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HnNF srTTING.-pOCToR nlWLTT, none SCI,

DONE srTTING.-DOCTOR III WITT, Bone Set
- informs the public, such hes been the ncrcase,
OF his practice IN this CITY, he Is Obliged con6no his
operaons " his No Gs Prince street. except IN
cases whe patients lame attend Such be will
tinue To visit nj their homes Dr. ~ admins:
cnes internally Ills attention wholly given particular
class o. disease ia these bis practice Originated w the lat,
Dc JOB Sweet ~ Boston and entirely different from that
ordinary surgery hash suay successful Among those
diseases are dsoca'ipt ffsc prsps hp disease white
swengs nervous paraytc and rheumatic affections,
fractions curvature Of the spine defoies weak
mess of the limbs, &c
To those Who a~eusn,sd with The great efficacy Of
this of treatment, land yet bot little understood in
New York; Dr Hewcu will cbeeruy references ~
v who have teen, who now, uaaer his care
DR. Hcwersrhsre.s moderste-especay " thosc who
cannot afford 10 pay more literally s233ms
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RLLIAND sALOON wOR

VALUABLE BILLIARD SALOON FOR
sAIE.-Tbe subscriber offers for SALE or In exchange
property IN This city vicinity tie arges aud npt profit
able Bha.d Ssog opened America. being ist we'll
knows and established room No 2ls Broadway lie viii sell
the tables IN sai favorable
making ~ manufacture his fash
iopcd ,bes in Enrano, which his oaly parting
with his profitable concern.
The above affords opportunity for safe investment
lucrative cash business and vii he disposed of
or less than the actu. r. cepts during the hat YEAR
fsrterms Nc apply al crockers schspre Office No II
Ann ABM. BAS5FORD. SIC u
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L DIsCON EREB-Dr. FOETT's celebrated "specinc
lei ss-sss*- $500 gravel and
sennl weakness 30 se Of Its wonderful efficacy VI.
?oet he wcud not hesitate forfeit &lo0e IN sny fsiurs
TIE Increasing demand for I)tis Specific In this cy Us eu
1nadslpha, Baltimore, Bonn Providesce' s"h Sew
Orleans, "a thr best proof q rs ysortl .n,,- -. /,
New York sgents-A y. ID. ssnds ICE Fn'en srrsi :.
syrnc, Bowery and Walker; w. Hcrw"' 'on' ~
nj and hudson. Price 81. =, l-'''
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VhLUABLG DISC0VEVy.--pAys IN.
DELI.LE lNK.-This composition ella rss prei,rcate
other discoveries OF the kind its requiring re ah
ofa preparation. Letters md cphers can be 'rad Nv
with pen upcn all articles Of linen SIR Or COTTON,
and although the writing he pale 81 FIRST yet ~ applying the
10 The presently assumes deep BLACK and then
remains firmly attached the web as not 70 We ehaced
either time or art possesses also the advantage other
productions that be used in similar msnnor Nat does
after has been WITH turn TO iron mcald nor cor
rode texture Of the finest fabric and that
retain its quality in any climate orsairy $500.
NATHAN ". GRAHAM,
iv2lx 90 Nasg.n street cor. Of Fulton.
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To ~ lnm yyng,.., BN Ir ., NON.N-

.
i HUNTERS RED PROF, blessing 70 the human race
Copy OF letter received 4 rough the post Office =
MIR j. Levison, 49, Division st. New York Dear Sir-A
tie request afend who has lately been bi from the
fangs of affection by the aid o your inestmabe ueics Red
DROP address you. ~ tenders sou his sincere thanks and
gratitude for the b. ng he has received hand having
been radically csred by agc, usng only part OF
phal Of dangerous dsfasc which he bad rssby
himself unguared hour; but ba wing received
both anda be sndeed truly grateful for the one,
hopes receive saluiary benefit from the other my
self VIII, wi,nessed effects can testify TO Us merit and
Christian phanhrop, most sincerely wish that the public
may he made acquainted with It's utility.
q! pour thy balm upon wounded world,
And let the banner OF disease he furled
Life's cmbers re- nlu ne-wble yc one SPARKS alive,
And bid the kindling glow Of health revive
Extend thy am-the sui, rer's pangs appease,
While grooming meath the fc,non Of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all thy repay,
wbeT stern ahliction's chains burst away.
Defenccess youth .--if PASSIONS 6rn control
Has placed thee where dark Of anguish roll,
Where reigns, and storms of suf ring fall
Where mercy's nccr heeds the pi,eous CALI
Then Nee tn him who kindly holds Tor thee
Those precious Drops that \ aud set the free.
And when thv inst affections DER,
Go, rescued "cAid Of wrath and SIN more" : . =
Yours respectfully, v. a, "
Sold AT No Division ST Price 81 per bottle This letter
G an Lc esp M the pflice
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ID MEbcAfsSS SaP6s sAas az s.-ery TABLE

- INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 200 Bowery.
THESE Baths improvement those OF Mr.. Whilaw
whose wonderful have established the character Of the
vsp,r Bath the powerful auxiliary in medic practice
disease has been equally successful few Of specific
Iscts Of the meslcacd vapor baso the effects
mercury from the system relieve difficulty NJ breathing
and hence asthma and other lungs
give strength the stomach the digestive organs
cure dyspepsia and its consequent disorders to cure acute ana
chronic uharmaon PROMOTE the pee,ng of scroulous
chronic ulcers and rheumatic and feelings from
tie jon,s to promote the absorption of dropcal hunour
ero used.
Al all kinds Of crppiiye diseases Eryspela or IT Anbo
nys FIRE, Salt Rheum, Scroulous Fruptons, DC besides
relieves exhaustion end fatigue raises tie spirits
ne,vo1s irritation and Increases the appetite.
For the Truth Of these assertions Dr. J. appeals with conf
These baths believed the oaly ones operson in
this country under the direction Of regular physician is
proper to mention that they bear Resemblance whatever
those employed in the Thompsonan practice.
visitors can taye bath sthve Minutes notice. from eight
female always in attendance upon ladies at the
bcwery. my3oy
nW. rvANs' OLD GALEN nIsPENNA.
- Ry, No Anus under the american Museum, and No
" Peck Slp-DR. EVANS sonnues he consulted usual
confdeiia|y The above Offices Has no with any
oier office IN this city Of IT, The attending
particularly those complicated syphc sn, Mercur.
affections which have banled the perieneed medical
men ami uachs enables him offer qua antne in ali eases
Dr Evans has confined himself 10 this par Of his
e Hence the advantage 10
be derived IN consulting III his offices au5-3m
NTI.pYsPEPTIC PILLS
D-Tbe great popularity and established demand Tor this
valuable nedcins RENDERS tho continuation of lengthy adj
Npmerous terimonals 81 their va
Inc lately receved) from gentenen ~ the bekest
blty, addition those accompanying each hox may I've
application Of the The pills put up
" neror ny " I'm boxes eonte ming 40 pills. with fo ~.
the OF commission sDd discount liberal All
mu"'ea rs WILDE TToTp'Tly , f,cnssa %. BY
o. scales s2s-dims