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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Tho Wing Convention for Rockingham
County, New hampshire, has nominated
honorable lchabod Bartlett, a. u candidate for
Representative III Congress, and he ha. &c.
ccpted the nomination.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

We regret to learn that the congcstivc
fever, so fatal in Darnwsl last year, has re-
Gently rcuopesrcd and is now prevailing with
great vrulencc in that District Charleston
Mer. of 22d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Extract from letter dated LONDON,
Oct. %, 1888, received by the recent
arrival Of the Great Western
"I do not know that you are much
interested in the price Of WHEAT, but
it may be interesting to some Of your
friends to know, that it is the impress
sion of the best informed factors of Corn
exchange, here, that the prices will
continue to advance, and thnt the ports
will again be open to admit Wheat and
Flour at a nominal duty, in the course
of next Spring. Good American Flour
would aow bring ~ shillings in bond"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
from the Bangor WhIg
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS.

The Commissioners upon the North East
srn Boundary line returned to this city OF
Saturday evening. We understand that they
found very distinctly marked highlands at the
point where the waters divide between the
ST. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean, and
I'LL the country north of the ST. John river ex
ireInely mountainous. The country where
the W waters divide is not level and swanpy,a'
has been represented and believed by many
but iies in mountains aud dividing highlonds
corresponding 10 The Terms Of the freaty q
1888
We understand the duties Of the Comnis
sioners have been very laborioos. They
found the snow a, one time on the highlands
ten inches deep.
We shall look with intense interest fo
their report, which will probably bc made
public at the commencement OF tho session
VI the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.
schr. Hope & Esther, Nickcrs"l, Providence.
Sloop Agent, Pratt, do.
ARRIVALS.


THURSDAY, Nov. 90 arr. Brigs Poland, Gardner
from Baltimore for Pro, ,idence.-N. Clarke, Ptmap
from New Orleans Tor Ilartford.-Schrs Sarah Jane
Lsmey, from ST. Johns for New York.-Pilot, Fech
from Newbury port for Philadelphia Mail Iiuntinsto
from Hartford Tor Baltimore. .-lpne MITCHELL from Ma
chias for New liaven.-HopswcllW Weeks, from Boston
Henry, Chace, from Lubeci Boston, Ames, from Las
Machias-all bound to New York.--Soop New York
Easton, from Pro, idcnce for New York.
FRIDAY, Nov. 23.-arr. Schr. Pontiac, Corey, from
Richmond with coal to Geo. Bowen Esq.-SloOp Yam
kee, Brightman, from Providence for New York-schr
Sarah 5nall, from New York for Dcnns.-C ordela, Ba
ker from do Tor New York.
SATURDAY, Nov. 2i,-arr. Sloop Hudson, West, from
New Bedford for Providence.
United States Revenue Gutter McI.sne, Of the New
Bedford station, Lieut. Comdg Nin,mo, from n cruise
She len her. again yesterday, on cruise.
SUNDAY, Nov. 25.-arr. Sehrs. Hope ~ Esther Nick
erson, from Boston for Provdence.-Milo, Nickcrson
from Kcnnebeck for doNirginian Thatcher from Hath
with Lumber to order.-Mary Adams, Pnkham, from
Pictou n. S. for Newark -Sloop Samuel, Burt from
New Bedford for Taunton.
MONDAY, Nov. 26--arr sloops Tccumseh, Child, from
New York. with ndzc. toEF : W Newton " ood.
hmity, Munro, from New York for frovidenee,-Bf
Virgnian Burgess from Somerset.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

The Madisonian states that the Legis-
lature of Alabama has instructed the
Senators from that State to vote against
the Sub-Trcasury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Tu,SKsGniSs iS OnIo.--Gov. Vance has
issncd his proclamation, appointing the I9ih
Of December next, as day OF pubic thanks
giving aud prayer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

A frost was experienced in Louisiana
on The 9th instant, which, it is feared, +,
has done material injury to the sugar
cnne.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
HEADACHE.

HAR. T.. SPOlIN, German physician OF much
nP note, having devoted his attention for some
years TO the cure and removal Of the Causes Of
.NER FOFS AND SICK DjCHE.
has the satisfaction 10 make known, that he has
"A remedy which by removing the causes cures
efiectually and permanently this distressing com
plant There are many families who have con-
Idcred Sick Headache a constitutional ncurable
family complaint DR. :. assures them that they
are mistaken, and aboring under distress which
,hey might not only alleviate. but actually era,.
Gated 10y the use Of his remedy.
IL is the result Of scientific research, and is en-
tirely Of a different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not unpleasant 10 The
TASTE
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr. Spohn's
remedy for this distressing complaint is every day
gaining Is certainly n matter OF much asiopish-
mont That so much suffering should have ex-
s,ed for ages wilhou, any discovery OF an cdecia-
al preventive, or euro, is Truly subject VI much
regret, but DIR. ). now assures The public that
such n remedy has been invented NJ will convince
the most credulous. The principles upon which
il acts are simple and plain. u Is an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises prinaril,
tom the stomach those WHIP think they have ihe
Nervous Headache may rest assured that this or-
gan, the stomach, Is the first capse, thai the sys-
tenn has become ,iiia.ed Or debiliia'ed, through
the stomach, and tha, only through the samc
channel must they cNpcc, u restoration Of The
natural nnd healthy functions Of the system
This object, DR.. sphon's remedy is an'nenily
calculated to attain. Thu truth Of this position
cannot be- controverted, and the sooner sufferers
with the headache hecomo convinced Of u. The
SOONER will their sutitrings end in restoration oi
health. DR.. spohn pledges his professional repu.,
ia,ion on iha fact. The remedy may be had Of
apo'hecarics general, ,hroughou, the United
States.
COMSTOCK 4 co. Wholesale drpegst.
Fletcher street. near Maiden Lane. one door he
low Pearl street, Now York, Gcnotal agent hf
America. T. SlVI,N' W H.
Tor sale by r. J. TifLoR, Newport.
| Nov =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Resignation ola Loco Foeo Senator. The
Georgia Journal received yesterday bring:
us the graifylng.but unexpected Intelligence
that Mr.. Culhbcri. u Loco Foco Senator ii
Congress from that State, has transmitted hi.
resiena,ion to Governor Glliper. The fol
lowing il IL. paragraph Of the Journal.
We understand that the rcsien,uon by tbf
Hon. Alfred Cuthber,, Of his seat in the Sc
nate of the United States, is IN MillcdgcvIlc
Whether it hus been delivcrcdto 10 the Execu
tive Department, VIC ore pot apprzed.
The Legislature of Georgia ~ now in scs
sion Mt MlIedgcvlc. \ scuad Wing wi
Be chosen IN pl ice Of Cuthb 1t. This Is bn
ths beginning of trouble lor tho poor l'uc'
Focos. All their Senators who mlsreprescn
the sentiment of their States ~ the S"ut'
must obey or resign. The Louisiana an'
the North Carolina Senators vii not DC apl'
10 hold IN. II is only such men ~ John NJ
Niles snd Silas Wright tliai wi. defy tb'
popular si'l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

In this town the Goth inst, after short and Sayyrc
Illness, James Wilson ;reenInan, youngest son Of Mr.
Wilson FREEMAN, aged years.
On Saturday, 18th inst, Mrs. Phebe Sisson, aged ~,
formerly II Little Compton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
PEWA AT AJCTION

IN Saturday, Dec. lst, 1888, will be sold
" at Public Auction, M the Methodist
Chapel, (unless the Taxes due on them re-
sspeci'vely are previously paid,) the follosjng
Pow's, viz:
Nos. 3. 10, ~, IS. Is, 20, 26, a. and 81,
and one half Of No.2. Nov. 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Slciehs were rurnirg IN our s'reeis on
Monday lnnr,ing--snow. three inches deep
cl,cty - ,UoO.soc!d Pa6ia et fi.loy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

A SSORTED CANDY, at u cts. The b.
N WM. =. VOSE Informs his old custom.
crs. that he keeps a, his Itcs'auralcur corner
oi Market square, I'd story. m assortment III
the choircst kinds oi Candy's, to sell by the
pound. Should the ladies at any time wish
10 purchase the pure article. Just send 10
vose's building, corner of Markct.sqnarc. 81
story. Now.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
13z
TIfA.NES-STREET.
LADIES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPORIUM.

UUST received, large supply Of FRENCH
% RTIFICIAL FLO HERS, suitable for
Ladies Winter Hats.
c.i style. Ladies Of Newport aud vicinity are IN
,ited TO call aud examine the above articles !;
they will havo the privilege VI separating any
bunch OF Howers to suit their taste.
Also, Boxes 0f Mobair Caps and Nets, with
n sroat variety Of Paris Ornamental flair Work,
among which pre- n few boxes Of manufactured
hair expressly for middle aged ladies. beautiful
article, with great variety Of Gen,cmen's Me-
lallic Spring Wigs, Toupces. &c.
iLt' Don't forget the number. [nov y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Wanted,

A S an apprentice to the SILVER SarrH's
"A business, a boy ofabont IA years Of agc,
who has had the advantage Ola good common
education, and can be well rccoIpne nded. =
One from the country would be prc(errcd.-I
Enquire at this office. fNov %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
Married,

In this town, on Sunday evening, lsth inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr. Walter II. Stanton, Of Charles
town, II. l. to Miss Hannah +. Brown Of stonington,
Conn.
In Portsmouth, r. l. Mr. John Williams OF East Ran
doph, Mass to Miss Elizabeth J.. Freeborn, Of Ports-
mouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

GRoUND PEPPER.-i.o .ooo lb.. ruro
Nh ground psppcr, lus, ,srr',cd ond for sale,
10y L.. 1. $ ". AEwloN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania will
meet Oh the first Tuesday ofDecember.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

% 40 1910 AZ sw sw NV Clear, clear, clear
% rs 40 35 ~ " NV NV Rain, clear, clear.
2i s2 35 IS "a, ,NwNwNw Snow, clear. clear.
25 g 20 M ll5 swNwNw Clear, clear, clsar.
26ji "a 20 ll6 NwNwNw Clear. clear, clear.
27I2ll4o 32.S2 sw sw NV Cloudy. cloudy, snow.
2si3i. SO 81 81 NwNwNw Clear, clear, clOsr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

NJ Lw ORLEANS MoLAssEs.-A few barrels superiof
~ quality, Just received and for sale, by
D. w29p,, U.s., tSo.
July 4. VARS wharf,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
FORTUNES OME,

Great and Unprecedented Luck has attended
81.
Without any puff pastry,wc would modest
assert, that during The past fortnight near.
ly -Four Thousand Dollars in the shape Of
Prizes, have visited our Office.
Christmas is drawing near, mud among all
the wishings of a A" n merry Christmas" we
would not only wish it, but supply the means
of making it merry.
Lose no time in securing handsome Christ.
mas presents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

MI HALL has just received from Nav York and for
w snle, 10 bags brown sugar, 10 hngs { Domingo
Con'e Aisp, 10 bbls hess Pork, - hbls ami Flour
Noy2p
Morning herald., 1838-09-07

[8i13;SS90;32

ur This Invaluable medicine has, unaidea by pufery
s ustans efssey a the inepient symptoms Of
that deadly foe the human Consumption in radical
coughs asthma ufuenza, Group whoopng cough all
aammatoy affections the sSest and rngs offered TO the
ssispe to ev the poorest classes Under climate so va.
lively for some remedy pleasant n lis action and eeciua in
operston IL remove In the birth those ymcms which,
prsparaon such remedy presented cenm unity In
the Pee,or. Honey Of Lyerwor TO the sniaiug efficacy Of
by many our mos, respectable eIsu Who having eIpe
proprietor ree- them sufferer anxious from
In ali cases OF difficulty breathing, caused by innanaa.
ef the chest or lungs the Peetora Ho.ey Of Lverwor
will found invaluable and unfang OF rel e ope-
rating, as II does pleasaIty yet cHeetualy
la distressing complaints incident children Group
whooping cough lc y 10 the only eais remedysad in
advanced life 10 In nsiaace the safeguard
against the consumption In fact the national
mS % om md as Sn
h peculiar Propreiy be applied 10 the Pecto
r' For ss ~ JAMES D. NowILL sole proprietor corner
Of Madison ard Ca'harne St:
Adsm.sn ! o,a: sss BIe.sw.y. Ard Bewey.
Geergs 2; Coggs:bsIl eoraer OF Pearl and hose sta
H. " Bust .eoiner Of HsImersley and v.rel sa
Allen lseersoil, Grand corner .,,n Of Norfolk 81
couensss Seo 20 CSssla@ st. 4. "''" ''' '1'''e'0o -
Biagrove Powers, Brookyn. L. l.
J. v. Jones, Jsmaca, l.
Fl. R:..5 ri; E.T.: T5,,s CO. ss'sf.: s.:ss s.' N.Y.
W. Bristol Uties, NY.
j. I.isiF s Fl'IS., Ki1s s:.ss;s osi s:o''''S'r'
s:S m..I S:5Psi1s, %,iis.s. sIss s:s s.I,.,s Con.
Dssa MebeIl New H.yss ,.., -.
Roberts 4 xilin.ss. ss,imore.
+ h....,,I. !; sansT. cssse.,oa. so.,ea s. c.
=. TO svsid disappointment, purchase bottle with
ont Il bears the proprietors signature
liberal discount allowed TO druggists and country dealers
m 23.lms
Morning herald., 1838-09-07
no THE PUBLIC-DR- DE ANeELIs, formeri,

ITO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS. formerly
practtoner OF .dicine In the public hospitals Ma
pies, and menbcr sf he Medical Faculty Of a city Of New
fek where he has bees practising physc since the 7es
continues be consulted his cce No le6 Fulton
ly opposite Church The mast obstinate and iaveierate d.
sesse requiring the souncc In treatment and
eulnry all cases originating In imputy OF the blood and
chronic Affections rhrumatIsms obstrucons, ulcers In the
throat pons OF the skin, debility ko will he speedily
radically cured by the least expensive and
patients Remedies to be used prepared by him.
their good effects rendered innbe DR. De ellis
has effected acure which has bscd all the
sf the medical but he cites only few. Copy OF
from Ds Osborne and Ireland physicians Of this city
10 DR.. De Angcisi
1l6 Futon street, Dec. 6, 1919.
srwe have hesitation In replying your note In say
ing you much credit for your successful treatment
john Thorn aer bad baed physicians beth
favorable climate. We obediert
SAMUEL OSBORNE NJ ID.
w. n. IRELAND, M. ID.
Patients may inquire Of Mr.. Thorn himself who be
found Jones lane below Coffee House Slip, and
Of hts brother Alderman Thorr, Brooklyn Or De Angels
Mr. Thcnsas MLean, Of les Maiden Lane
his skill curing diseases and also Mr. Fhye cabinet maker
Mr.. John " Reem, aRd Mr.. Burus bookseller.
N.B AL Dr. De Angels family medicines may be had at
hrs obss. jez7-Sm'
Morning herald., 1838-09-07

dict for shsrs time. Mr. Gore Jones then csnverssd
with Mr.. Scsaasll, who afterwards proposed = the
court - examine the little boy withou. swearing him.
His LerdshP said he had no objection II counsel ior
the crown csnsented.
Mr.. Bennett, on the part Of the Crown, wssld net
consent he was afraid Of its being ssed a. prece
dent He had objectios, after the jury gave their
verdict give the boy opportunity to state anything
in favor of the prisoner bat that would be the proper
time to do so.
The Jury then returned their verdict-Guty.
His Lordship said-Prisoner, you have been con-
victed of crime for which, by the laws of the land your
life is 70 pay the forfeit 1t is unnecessary to dwell
the snormity of your ofence You had young and
ender youth in your charge how you behaved towards
him up to the time Of your offence we do not know. Il
s however favorable circumstance of your case, and
am glad Of it, that you appear to have supported him
through charity. Fortunately too, no loss Of life
cured Your case has had full and fair investigation
and put every favorable point before the jury, who
appeared as anxious TO find grounds for miti-
eating your offence. They have found you guilty. and
It but remains for record sentence of death
against yeu will report the facts Of your the
lord lieutenant who has the power of mitigating your
sentence His lordshp said that under the Grand
Jury Act the payers could present small for
the maintenance Of the child meantime he would make
order for his support, and he begged that Mr. Gore
Jones would look after him, and have him sent to
school
Mr.. Jones promised to do so.-Cork Constitution
Morning herald., 1838-09-07
lHgsH WIKE-Numbers 80 sDd 81 anLealed bras
LEWIS sFEUcHTwANeER,
..et Ceurtland u

NHHIs TOOTH FAsTE-An unegusled DENT
ss ooTT r%sT a ins e~ey snes %sr,
than realized the highest erp.cstors Of ho hs., usee
e. as buadreds efndvidu.s cheeriuy attest While y beau
thes teeth giving them clear ard pesry whiteness
proves the seller OF the lips snd gumspreysns and
heals all Of the mouihsests the progress of decay IN
.e breath for whcf tie Crr, Root Justly and excessively
csebrstedznd II Ia also pre-sminently dhngushed Tor in
agreeable taste ard FRA grsace.
The orrs Teoth Paste the Instant be an
agreeable and ros cIeenent Toeth Wash, while fre
from many objections thai apply such an article .sa
also from hes. sppcsbe Tooth Powders ssss s
en-, 10 IN. ess, degree njurou the teeth ssd high.
" sy The emoen dentists Iu extensive
the general satsfscon that ensures ere however
The bed evidences offs popularity and merit Price, 30 cents
with fall directions No. N n
0s Brosdwsy, and s5 Hudson ST nowe Gucn ss chst
ham X. NJ Guion, ~ Bowery corner Of fke esa hsnry
street ana vhossse by Haydsek, corlies Co. No y L.
berry st. Jys6eoe-wsm.
a DDR Esy TO THE EPUBLIC.-DoCToRH HKN.
"A ny TIaCHEI IA pstvecf Prussia. and formerly OF that
srmy Just arrived England where he has prsetsed
for number Of with the greatest success IN the art Of
esng hs suen'oa ,s nn Nv he oSesesn Of you,I
ssd inebrey, which through III treatment 50 often provesh
tel 70 hs sufferer snd sshes him look upoa NE 2,
dy and practice he able through the blessing OF beaven to
eradicate the NEST nveerae yeneea dsesses sno " con
ynce afflicted really perform what he prses
es he will receive remuneration unless perfect cure
made. for which he pledgeshis reputation. ,,o
uI the evening, Sunday fron 10 70 when the
aseior may be consulted by either ser With the greatest
sssusgss, At sis Medical No as Pearl street
doors from Broadway, where advice and onesmay
II The PILES eGec,uslly cured with internal medicine
only. ,, .,~.,,..s.,,
Surgeon Chropodst Attends 70 he cure OF al kinds
of corn bunnons sRd detective sails whout psh ~ ncon.
vepsnce Ladies' ard gentlemen waited upos'h "qursd a.
=. osserve, No. S4s Pearl street, srosdwy. slim
Morning herald., 1838-09-07
DIR. II. III. HIGBEE'S REMEDY
ma. j FRANCIS, OCCULUs AQUA, OK
IL Specific FOR DISEASES OF THE HUMAN

EYEs-In presenting to the afflicted Francis celebrated
oacaus.Aqna proprietor .conseiea,ousy ae,ussd b
OF dsy, and feeling which tells him he will be the
means asyiang the suerings Of his fellow creatures
in tns hope Ssa and where
sion rapidly setting in has suceeeaes N eases where
the Faculty Of Medicine had declared the sufferer 10 he incur
The object proprietor in thus openly and c.addy
tnowa 10 al ans that nay prove balm Of healing 10 'ne
francis Occuus Aqua is adapted to all
the when in their most tedious and
g sss the M ssH opSs%s
will remove by audieious course those nebulous csy
FPRsy hese and
with wns h & are s2eIsd
The Specific pu. up IN bottles with eonpe.e directions rec Mons
prieors touse where specific procured, in
professional hours frsn Ito IL O'Clock "A M and
10 Barclay St Juas Ia, 1889.
fro gentlemen, whose station inlhs respec.aby pie
" and worth are soes ySuess1 u5 es as
them be alike insulting TO the Judgment OF the reader
and the unblemshed honor oft authors
From tie Rev. Mr. Potter Pastor Of the church Bridge
quaated who had seea nearly bna for eghr .aer
pending dollars various with
relieve hgs. wa. s%es % p,syssS on 70 y
sps Of o. 1 lis sn ea using Tor
many years this distressing msady he recovered his eye
sight and speedily did he improve in health till be recovered
Another that Of poor man. who, spending nine
nsoa,hs Eye nfrmary discharged Wy the physicians
Of the institution, with what they termed an incurnble
cataract eye, that he nearly blind trial OF
Dr. remedy however, hree Soites only being used
by hm removed to the surprise Of all who knew h,. sna
ps with that eye well as ever he did feel
my duty give Thu infsrmatsn for The benent OF the
public. ,. y
The Rev. Harrison, Thompson St having procured
bottle Of the above Mrs. Harisen's ssys-o his
tpuhnen Il has the sod pain which had
be years; she had used rent
.hsy i.ss Therefore hSRe AZ ETss VII
Mrs McCarey, No James 81 widow OF the late Or Me-
Csfrey havips used Frsncr eye water, ,says am hap
py 70 state had desired effect and can truly say saved
from absolute blindness and bope the public VIII soon
know Its value.r .
The rev Mr.. Dunbar ssys-"Frem the testimony OF those
who have used the eye wat9 prepared by DR. Francis
hesitation In Recommending 70 the special nouce OF
the public" DuNCAN SoNIAN,,
THE IMPRovED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
DR. Isasc Francis be fren the natural
IN perform every melton oil that organ without gviaR
the slightest pain ,~.
street. New York. les SmS
Morning herald., 1838-09-07
GENE.AL DEPOT FOR BECKWITH'S
ErK rkts' rH,s hs9 XG1 P

pEdk M1ras hs0 sxxsSAAIRS%TAsf XSi PiE.s
DTne popularity and established demand this
medicine rsads,. d. o. Lengthy
into family they become Standing remedy and are called
lues Numerous testimonials OF value, nsmsn
Of the highest respectabiy, accompanying each box with
Bishop Ives Dr. Hawkes.. Gov. Ircde Non n Potter Hon
3 Stanley, Rev Wm Merheeters D p, and many Of the
letters IN testimony Of the effects resulting
The pills are put up in superior style, in tin boxes con.
tanning 40 pills. Price 50 cents. To be had OF
$50 Broadway. New G yors. moTSss 1p ssil.
" liberal discount made to those who buy by The
David Baker 7e Chatham Philadeipks-E Durand cor
srooklyn-Jw ". snuh of 9Th and chesnu,a.
jersey chy-Dr. p. H. Ia -wimine,on.Jos Binghurst.
Newmk--J. E. Trpp, and c. Co. IS Markets.
Elirabelhiown- Brysn,k Kig W. T. Peters.
rsiersou-Burset 4 Pollard. LIE ssicr.
Newburgb-John ID. Philps New Lonaen-Dcctor Isssc
Poughkeepsie-Dr. ELIAS Tr- Thsmpssn.
Albany-Hepry Rswles Co. Bostsn-Naynsr. LHeyes &
utiss1. b March.L AS. Jorsas, No. Mnh St
~ And for sale BY most of the respectable druggists
Another late convincing proof Gst Reckwh's Pills are no
From the Rev DIoda,e Broehvsy Pastor Of the congregs-
Having ";sIsd $ssS :Ss iSr y.aS from S.Siss,
whether used sosrss cs,h.c aecdedy better than
ess %
siem Those who afflicted with impaired digestion, hs-
them happily adapted their may take them
great advantage was much pleased with that
gave away three boxes induce
invadst try them and In ibis the Rev Mr.. Marsh and
others became acquainted with them, have cen quite a
aumbsr in this and ia Tosnd who have ussd .m, and
have heard but opinion expreed all speak Of them
high terms have also known several children speedily
relieved OF distress and ndspoion by the th,m. An
medicine for family they adapted any
Di6DATE BRoCKwAY.
And yet snotherj
From the Rev Abrsn Marsh Pastor OF the Congregational
Church. Tollsnd, Gem. MARCH - 1889.
This certify, that having used several boxssof Bech
willis AntDysprptie Pills. am satisfied they worthy os
favorable and widely extended those for whose
relief and benefit they designed have found great ad
vantage from their Immediately aner meals causing my
food Ia digest and In aevisng bsus which
Of late yesrs have been often subject will oIy add n
with satisfaction that become acquainted with
their virtues ans that they be relied upon edcng
safe to be ued by those seeking ree from suffering ga
disease ABRAM MARSH
To be obtained Of n. d. TURNER isO Brsadwsy,
su2l d&wlm' New York, up stairA