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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08
School for Medical Instruc.
ton.

ton.
THE subscribers propose establishing a
private Medical School TO 90 into opera
ton the first of September next.
The advantages of the Massachusetts Gen.
eral Hospital, and the Massachusetts Eye
and Ear Infrmary will be secured to the pu-
pills and every attainable facility will be
afforded for anatomical pursuits throughout
the year.
Regular oral instructions and examinations
in all branches of the profession, will form a
part Of the plan intended to be pursued.
On the practice Of Medicine and Materia
Medica, by DR.. Bgelow.
On Anatomy and Surgery, DR.. Reynolds.
sOn Midwifery and Chemistry, DIR. Storer.
On Physiology and Pathology, DIR. Holmes.
A Course of Lectures on Practical Anato.
my and Surgery will be given in the interval
between the Lectures Of the Medical School
of Harvard University.
A Room will be provided in a central part
of the City, with all the convenicnces re-
quired by students.
JACOB BIGELOW.
EDWARD REYNOLDS.
D.IlUMPHREYS STORER.
OLIVER w. HOLMES.
Boston, Aug. %, 1893.
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ISAAC GOULD s. SON,

I16, Thames street,
HTA AVE received from Boston, an assortment
Il Il Of CHOICE CLOTHS, CASSI
MEREs and VESTINGS, Of the most ap-
proved STYLES, which they offer their customers
and The nublic ni a small advance.
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Domestic Hosiery.

Very nice Knit Yarn HOSE;
do do do 1-2 Hose Tor Gentlemen I;
do do do for Women;
do do do for Boys do for Childreni
Knit Cotton I-2 Hose for Men and Boys.
Also, very nice WOOLLEN YARN, in
all It's varieties, for sale at No. li2, Thamcs-
street. bv H. SESSIONS.
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!. Seal skins.

GOLD AND SIlLVM8
I N X,
A beautiful article for
Artists, Schools, Priraie Families,
Bankers. .Merchonts, &c.
This Ink when written with has the ap-
penrance Of Gold and Silver. II can be used
either with quill, steel pen, or fine hair
brush.
Ladies will find it, for
cs~~me"A4<sa~A%2. Tt;@lS:y S@'n,
&c. &c.
to be superior to any similar article which
has ever been introduced to the notice of the
public.
For sale by II. STACY, Jr. sole Agent fo'
this State, at his Confectionery near The Post
Office. lsep is.
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NeWport Dpe Nouse.
Joseph Viner e. Co.,

SILK, COTTO.VS WOOLE.N DYER S
VNOULD respectfully inform their friends
" aud the public, (of Newport and yicini-
ty,) that they have fitted mp new DYE HOUSE
with every suitable convenience, situated on Tan
ner street, east of the Friends Meeting House,
where they are prepared to Dye and finish in the
bes, possible manner the following articles, viz:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08
BOOTS g. SIlO T. S.
POUROY.S METALLIC.
r a " e II STR 4 s.

! EUST RECEIVED, large supply Of the
- above article, for sale at the Ladies
Ornamental Hair Emporium, lH Thames.
ST., with great variety Of old French and
English SOAPS.
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CITY HOTEL.


Nos. 90 and "a Broad. street, Providence.
lrrl The subscriber would inform his
fssSEE1 friends and the travelling public &C.
ip6kJ nerally, that the above central, ex,
@--->- .en-ive and airy establishment still
continues under his direction, and that he has
made such repairs and improvements as are
adapted TO the taste Of the times, and TO tho
wants Of The moving public.
The apartments are well furnished, and suited
10 ,he convenience Of families aud parties, well
as Of individuals and no effort viii be spared to
supply the table with every luxury Of the market,
aud with the rarties Of the season, rs early rs
they are furnished by his cotemporaries in New
York and Boston.
The proprietor hopes, therefore, to deserve 4
continuance Of that liberal patronage which the
City Hotel has ever enjoyed. ed.
July 18th. ROBERT EARL.
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Peach Orchard Coal.

TIE subscriber, having purchased the
Ehsrf and Stores, lately owned by Capt.
G.. Knowles, where he intends keeping sup.
ply of COAL. would respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Newport, and its vicinity, that
ne il prepared to receive orders for tho best
ouality OF X ED ASH CO.7L. large supply
of which is received and ready Tor delivery.
ALSO, supply Of Oak and Pine Wood.
LvSTORE.
GOO bushels Salt,
$50 Gallons fall strained Sperm Oil,
20 hhds. good retailing Molasses.
And nm assortment Of GROCERIES,.
June 90. SIMON NEWTON, Jr.
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Assigslce,s Notice.

VTNIIE creditors of s. A. Robinson, will pre-
Il sent their demands on or before the Isi
day of January next, or they will be debarred
from dividend.
HENRY WOOD, Assignee.
Oct ll-3w.
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Cook stoves, PariOr Stoves,
and SHOP STOVES.
A large supply of Stoves of different de-
IA scrptions for Coal and Wood; Also, a
general assortment ofTIN WARE and 9TH
er articles, as usual to be sold at wholesale
or retail for cash, on as reasonable tesrms a
can be purchased in the State.
| Purchasers will do well to call and sec for
themselves. WIN. l.. MELViLL,
July 26. No. IA, Thamcs-st
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Sept. 18th.
N e w
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
AT JANIEC CnANINJOND,S

FASHLONABL GOODS,
AT JAMES uAMMOND'S.
Thibet and Brochi Shawls,
niousseno de I.aine and Victoria ditto,
Edenboro' and Highland Shawls,
Cashmere and wrought Merino Scaris-Si'k,
Cause Mousseline de Lainc, and pic mic ditto
Lace Illusive-Ihule and Nett ditto;
Honnet and Cap ribbons,
Black and Coloured Alpines,
Thibet and Nlcrino Cloth fashionable colors
NIousselines de Lame new figures
Nlousselines dc Lane, Of figures for Children
French Chntz, fall colors, new style
Rlue Elack Saiiins anl Modes for Manteillas
Black Lace aud silk Fringe;
Belt ribbons, and superior kid Gloves;
Challey M-rinos-now patterns-a beautiful
article for children's wear;
Black and blue black silks, and
Fancy colored dilto--a groa' variety at very
low prices.
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~ Camel Hair, Cashmere, and Raw silk
shaws. and Garments of oil descriptions,
, CLE.q.N.SED and DRESSED. Plain
s,arching and crimpmg done. For informa'
ton apply as above.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
REINa about to remove from this State. |
- have appointed PETER p. REMINGTON
Esq. my Attorney, to transact all business
connected with the Estate of Elizabeth Cook,
latc OF Newport. widow, dec.
REUBEN COOK, Executor Of
The UiH of Elisabeth Cook, dec.
Newport, Oct ] |, 1898.
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TWILLED FLANNELS.

M pIECrs Msrvin's best Twillcd Fian'
" " nels, fcr sals si reduced prices. by
Auc %. NJ. HALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08

To Let,

.and possession given on Tie lst of.Norember,
"a Six chambers in the house OF
.NfH Capt. Borden Wood in John
Ess:s street. Apply to
s@3SA JOSEPH LYON.
Newport, Oct. a, 1888.
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FRENCH HOOK =
FOR SALE AT
JAMES HiMMOND'S.

I'historie DIES Etats Unis
Charles l2th
French Reader
Bo,mur's Cnlloquinl Phrases
Bolinar' Perrin's Fables
Telcmaquc
Sainte Bible
Spanish Dictionary
English Collosnial Phrases,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08

RoNes Manuncturrj Tcbo~o--hrs'
i aud second quality just received aud Tor sale, by
July ~. T.. =. W. NEwToS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08

NNytNE-I5 qunrter cs.ks por, wtse, Jus, received
w uid lot Stale BY b. q. a W. NEWTON.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
VOL. III
...,.. - country subse : ibers.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 the
Eerad. reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
sil, receive their papers, do~e up ,eose icrappers
Th;o pIan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country, notice, either to lher subscription
Av fresh remittance, to expect II to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scuhers will therefore understand latter this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeliew 1orapping Pcoer.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the ex
pcase of postage, ard thus shave Amos Kendall, py
way of requtal for lis shaving so often our suoscr-
beis The fashionable morals of the present day, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much you can, so that the law
does rot reach you do not practice on this primer
pie to any extent except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and OH such occasions 1t Is adopted
purelv in self defenceif you don't shave you'll get
shaved Every day / am receiving .etters complain
ing that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time L know full well that il is regularly nailed
Why these complaintsl Because many of Amoss
mb-treasurers will be Lcokng into the Herald to see
the Ineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They re0d laugh but forget to put the Herald into Its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as a favor-as
personal favor to me-te try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
bat a precious little is better than none.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24


hEsULT OF THE GREAT TRorTIHG MATcH.-Thre0
mile heats either saddle or orharness-The ronp nach
for $4,000 between the celebrated hsrses Daniel ID.
TomPkns and Edwin Forrest that has created much
interest for weeks in the circles Of the turf came off
over the Hunting Park course yesterday l2 o'clock.
The day beautiful and the great reputation of the
horses for their former dsd drew immense concourse
to the course. The stands crowded to overflow
ing and throngs Of and carriages lined the encssed
space below. 1t is estimated that there were over
900 people upon the ground and among them were
great number of strangers attracted to Philadelphia
and the races at Camden by this match. This
race presented considerable betting and in vari-
ETY. of ways Many were inclined to support Forrest
though Tompkins the general favourte. Previous
the horses being brought upon the ground several
even bets made but after they appeared 800 OF
Tompkns $50 was about the proportion offered ans
few takers. The opinion was, that Forrest was toe
heavy, and felt rather Veu make good trot with
out breaking, which opinion fully confirmed beors
the close of the
At the regular hour for starting, the horses cali
ed up by the judges, and off with an start,
Tompkins having the track They kept abreast until
the frst quarter when Forrest passed his compe-
tor about one length which distance he kept round
the scroll, the first mile here Tompkins made
cond mile, which position he kept-now gaining few
feet then falling backand at the screll Forrest led him
about half length. Tompkins now put to 1t, and
the first quarter of the third mile they to
nose; bat turning the angle at the corner, Fsrres
broke, when Tompkins darted ahead several lengths,
which he keptfor the half mile when the rider
of Forrest seeing chance make up the gap. merely
saved his distance, and Tompkins came in mode
trot, winning the first heat
Tims-lst mie, 2n 4Os; 2Rd mile, sm 39s; Sd mile
2m 46s, whole heat, sm Is.
SECOND HEAT.
Tompkns now the favorte. by odds Of 100 to TO-,
and few takers and it quite evident that Forrest
not his match at the present time, ewing tho
high order in which he appeared to be- He there
fore put harness, in hopes that would prevent his
breaking. After the usual time being allowed, the
horses the scroll, and Tonpkias Immediately
took the lead, which he kept; and at the of the
rst suarter Forrest again broke, when T.mPkins left
him eight nine lengths and continued Increase the
gap while Forrest confused his breaking. intervals,
and on coming in at the second mile withdrawn,
thus giving the parse, and allowing Tompkins rot
the third nile at his pleasure
Tme-lst mile, 2m AIS; End mile, including the first,
SIN 3es
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
Correspondence Of the Boston Courier.
Coscoap, Nav ls ls3

CONCORD, May Is, 1888.
This afternoon Isaac Hill and his Council nomiaa-
ted Levi Woodbury. 10 be Chief Justice OF what is
here called the Superior Court Of Judcature for the
State of New Hampshire HIS name will remain,
reqaired by the constitution, three days upon the
nomination book, at the expiration of which time
he will be appointed. III Is understood here that he
will Immediately resign his Office Of Secretary Of the
Treasury; that Ames Kendall will be his successor
and that Isaac Hill will be Postmaster General some
time in June next What ciu Mrs Grundy sag
TO thisT' This will be bitter pill for the old lady
as Tennessee has been expecting to be the gvcr Of
the next head Of the Post.ofice Department.
If Isaac can obtain the appolntment,-and he
doubts not but he shall receive it-he will vacae the
chair of state before ne is qualified Governor for
the en- suing year. PropidSd can be ascerained that
Isaac Waldron, Of Portsmouth, is one Of the Two
highest candidates for Governor after he is out Of the
way himself; but IL il be ascertaned that Gen Dan
el Holt Of Sandwich is one Of the two highest can
ddates, then Mr.. Hill will hold On, be qualified, and
resign a. this course would give the Office 10 the
President of the Senate, who will probably be Hon.
Ezekiel Hurd, of Dover, friend Of the adminstra-
Mr.. Woodbury. is not 4S years DID, and of course, If
he lives he can hold the Office Of Judge twenty-five
years But his real intention is to hold il only ull Mr.
Hubbard's term as United States Senator expires.
Az Mr.. Woedbury's acceptance OF el400 worth Of
Office per year in New Hampshire, at the expense Of
losing 5000 worth Of Office annually at Washington,
will look bad for Mr.van Buren's administrator, you
must not be surprised If an attempt should be made
n Washington TO prevent his leaving before the close
of the session. They will not wish even to have il
knewn that he will accept the new appointment
Depend upon II, this movement OF Hill and Wood
bury, although small in its apparent influence 10 des
tined to shake Mr.. Van Buren's sinking party most
terribly.
IL would not disappont me, IL the wings of this
State should nominate Gen. James Wilson, Jr. for
Congress, and run Judge Parker, whose appointment
as Chief Justice was very generally expected for Go
vernon, next March.
The bargaining intriguing aud management OF Hill
and Woodbury., will aid the whig cause in this state
wonderfully. The Granite State will snap the collar
at the next trisl beyond all DOUBT
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
~ PEIyATE In.AElsk, .s9N VEN

ten more especially those who require prvats
..s% iss as ssss' esey se sdvds Ts:.
(which may had alone II wished lor = 6t,ed I'D q
or @ & chest and
.S Ss so, long standing .s
doustfuease be preferred bowe,er the .u.scr nay
consulted eo.fdentisly BY post or otherwise and the me
woud be scarcely pessle express the sa.aacses Ibis
kaown TO give pIas spd faithful eta regular
s 'ss ss sas s,o nc
" tse mos emns in America as DR. YORK.
$ p . sna w
this ,e volume not ony are the different Kinds 81 the s
more distressing symptoms which arise from constuiioa be-
bits ofle, age nc ais. given with cearnsss thai
ant Of proper restmeni are led their
every man Of %S ee - n 81 ses
nostrums which daily advertised as certain cures IN al
~, 80 ~, ~ - .v ,snns c,n,.uino n. from u,ousb ~
noath useured and should BE- also Il only
lo wnss ep resa % oss
sons nors common .ssn x r s a nee
serious ,hsg hatssr possibly h.ppen, and which mshes
doctor once suspects Moreover this the stage of The
whsh much ignorance and kravery prss,sed ~
tend 10 cure Teet arising cause, box
p q sGs ., srGg s wnss every ssgso. that -
these therefore the author has bees psrepsry s.x
be- has most co%pe.sy Many have sonai,es s
% s sso % I " % ss ys. .
every ether Indeed uader the authors mode
nohing more safe and easy than the cure 81
structures ..M@
The remaining chapters Of this little volume the sub
ect c venerea dess properly so called IN which evsvy
sympton from It's very hrs bcgnnng down to In mQs ne
gecd fern stated With the uos, ciesrnes In s their
e nth sn M Be 70 s o % ns s
msy undertake his cure with safety In,hess c
will he fourd facts detailed the ehect
old sinu children. Many ~ho are sbent
y heirg married have amies win snd deeply In
terestnG ex a~atiops on this subject
Price y the Chest and Book somplste, siacc The soes
atone. si.eo EMA vt
l,csts m oa consultation addressed In the suthor.
s1o-Sm DR. RALfH. 30 Coprusnd, Sc New york
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
ON a sURJECT DEEPLY INTEREST.

rr ON SUBJ ECT DEEPLY INTEREST.
INC TO MANY-Snce the publication Of my little private
volume on Vener Disease &C. tdegned originally for those
he wished have private, well as speedy anc conve'
nieu mode OF cure) II has been my lot TO witness 50 many
examples these arising chiefly from the
duce me 10 portion Of time expressly 10 consultation on
hem is not however, by my means agreeable TO enter
myself upon ad versg syeL the importance OF the
snbec, together with the difficulty Of making my practice
in any other way, has led ne TO this course ferhaps
there are no which give intense degree o sui
Sernr 10 he piad, there which require sreaer
share OF knowledge aad expersace cemened VITA sc In
te0ritv In these consulted them And when ur
iher b, reflected yenerea Diseases n thoroughly
cradle aed the constitution do not sonhne themselves 70
those who rs them, but extend 10 he yuou and
must appear every sense that these COM
airt are worthy time and talent OF The very best ply
sieians In asking for so great share
on ,ubieet deep interest," seems Peoens tnat
shous also give the gound on when sesk
tb these though beg 10 STATE
in additiop 40 being graduate OF Ednburgh member OF
the ROYAL College surgeeas Londen rs wei as the an,or
of,he Pyae written expressly on disc asat OF this
gee.s In Europe emnent IN America n or NOT
New York. Dr. Physck Of rhi.deph,s asd these may
be seea by asy who wishes Il would therefore on
Add that these the post or otherwise cesol me
viii Isssi.. hs t.sts s.ss!9a 81 :.asA eApssss's
JOSEPH RALPn. D.. 50 Courtisndt st.
For those residing distance, iule chest
in the lid kept priee sa) This forwarded to every part
OF The Tn ted States and astonishing % those who have H.
70 observe what us setnssy they cure them-ve'
even sfter they had failed by various other means
farther notice "Prvate Volume" may be sees N an
other column ofths paper a"Sm
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

T NoTICE-The wholesale business of DR.. Braadreths
Office now removed his and spacious estab
ishnent NO 14 Broadway, where his celebrated "vEGE.
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS" may at ali times be obtained
IN or small all agents desired to
direct their commentators. Remember-
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETnIAN OFFICE
24i Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are
ISL Hudson street.
spruce street, next to Sun sfkce, and
ZIG Rowery.
mx and observe that all sen the genuine medicine have
wsi.ss Sse v @ss"'' r. BRANDRETH. M. D.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
Mr.. W,iehcs Fisal statsmsnt. :,

ar EXPLANATION FROM VIM WRIGHT, In sgard
to the differences which have FOR lime past existed be-
the Proprietor Of the Brandreth Pills tDr Benjamin
Brandreth Of New York; and myself feel happy In being
able to make the following explanation:
TO THE PUBLlC-Private enemies 10 the business hav
lag nsinuated evil regarding me 10 the Doctor while Al the
time they questioned the Doctors identity 10 hrst
brought aboutthe quarrel and then indueed TO publish
that my oppoHens Brasdreth with sundry
OTHER 6LANDERS, nicsc widen he breach he
tweeuua now ee appy Ia being able q st.fe ExR1i.
CITY, that devslopmen.s hsve CONVINCED me
bears HIS NAME, but that ALL the charges against him
were msde 10 me by FALSE and MALICIOUS psrsons
enes beth him and And urtherI feel satisfied that
was not h: INCEPTION 40 impnen my mo ives or ,ssp ny
cidental msupdersfsndngs. therefore WITHDRAW, rs
being feusded FALSE STATEMENTS made ne,
WHATEVER may have appeared usder my Signature cal
caaed the character and standing Of the aforesaid
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
DR.. Brandreihs S,atemenf; also Faai.
JT formerly stated that conndence In MR.. VILLAIN
WRIGHT shaker BY his desiring supply the Druggts
insnuatons of mutual enemies induced TO regard Mr.
Wright opposed the Of the general business
however, satisfied that he, Mr.. Wright, In making
that proposal influenced only by desire To prevent the
teaament,y evidence, that Mr. Wright acted towards
me In ell good faith 10 the tim Of his declaring conpexou
dissolved. Since then the matter Is bserc the public, and
B. BRXEDRETH, NJ. D. Of New York.
Washington House.
Phhss-lnbis, May 2, 1888
III NgTfCE,-The public respectfully informed that
have Ibis d,y concluded agreement with pR BRAN.
DRETH by which suresder all claims 70 any share In
IN busoes Of the Branreth Pills The business will In fu
be conducted solely by Or. Basdreh who Is duly
MIA WIN. WRIGHT.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

FATAL AccIDENT.--As the boat "A. Howland''
passing under Of the bridges in the side cut at
the lower part Of West Troy, yesterday merning,
young who standing the cabin stair. was
caught between Of the beams and the cabin
top and instantly killed. Her name was Hannah
Sawyer, from Seneca Falls. Verdict "sccidental
4e
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

USXTRA A FINE BOOTS-0LD RICHARDS MAX r.
II always tip top of tr fashion Ills fine light seal and
high heel dress boots 80 the pair never be beat Ibis
most superne French, and native skis ome high
bee boo 50 90 the pair equal to any $500 boots In
Broadway lie 5000 pairs of the above boots of his own
manufacture and every pair to wear well, and
never rip stitch Also $500 pairs shoes the best IN this city
for families wear cheap Apply at OLD RICHARDS,
Nos 228 49, 2S4 Canal sthe Oldest Boss on The block
ms
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

r GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be withsut
no. nj Dr BENJAMIN RRANDRETHs VEGETABLE
UNIVERsAL FILLS They have baen proved by thousands
assistant OF Stature ever discovered
md NAV bs a ali times unAer circumstances by
ma, ing srct aeuon the directions which accompany
each boz To he genuine Of al the agents advertised by
Dr. Brandreth and hswse his own ehce sal broadwsy
opposite the Park. -
Il Beware OF eounterfeits An ageuts who sell the ges
nine certificate sealed and signed D. Bran
s.oaev nSi-1
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

M MEDICAL AND sUwGtcAL.-DR GLOVER
vI cogsa,e as usual " The eemen, Of certain class o.
He spprees the public thrt he has received regular
professional sducsop 10 this country, srd " be class
With the selfnsmed doet~s medical Pue and prssnders
the day. 06ce No Ann O., the AmerScan Meseum
rrvsts entrance third docs from the Museum Lamp
inner o6ce door n the evening. 1cs's
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

rg,uE pHILOSOPHExSS STONE Al Lass
4 lISCOVERED!-Dr POETTS Eradca,or nevef fails
to eradicate delicate plant taken at the on
set single dose is sufEceu-and il o longer duration SIN
pIe bottle generally suices Every afflicted may be
his physician for the directions are SO pa'n faithful and
as 10 enable Individual treat his disease
we'll sure method of preventing it. Indeed thousands have
said that the preyaence Of this annoying complaint has won
aeruy Eradcato has been made public.
Ii sits easy O. the stomach without tanting the breath
For sale by A Is. b. Sands corner Fuiion and nlam
sees Synle cor Rowrry Walker ST. and Bond
and Bowery; b. Nones 844 Broadway asa r. burnet 30
pr;ca sI myl1 lHt