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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

DANIEL M'ALLASTER,
Respectfully Informs his friends and The public,
y1NIIAT We manufactures at his establish.
4 ment near The head of Broad street.
HOUSE BLINDS DOORS, WLVDOW
FRAMES, and .S.4SEE-S. together with
every other description of Carpenters work
warranted of the first quality, and on the
most reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith
fully executed. The most unqucstionable
reference will be given, if required, as to the
general style of his work specimens Of which
may be examined by all those who feel dis
posed to employ him.
Newport, Dec. 6, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

.1poher terrible Steamboat Disaster IN
The .Hi,'issippi.--The steamboat Gen.
Brown, was blown up On the 25th ult.
at place called St. Helena, on the
Arkansas side Of the Mississippi, just
below Memphis, by which thirty lives
we're destroyed, among whom were the
captain, mate, Ist & ID engineers, md
pilot. Racing, il is said, was the cause
Of tAs dreadful disaster.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE:
BY WIN. LOVIE-Auctioneer.
ExecuyDr,s Sale.

Pursuant 10 Decree Of the Court Of Pro,
bate, ofthe toain IF yMiaidiefoiVn. there toii1
be sold at Public Auefion on MONDAY,
the 3ia day Of December, 1883, at ten
o'clock on TIE premises.
A LII the right, tile, and interest which John
IA Allen had at the time Of his deessss in
and to two certain uacts Of I.and-one situate
in Portsmouth, containing about twenty acres. ;.
bounded noriheriy on land belhnging to the heirs
Of Rowland Allen, deceased; EastsSly on the
road Norherly partly on land Of me heirs OF
Thomas &. Allen, dec. and partly on land Of
Sarah Green, and partly on land Of John Oman
and Westerly on iaRd Of Jonathan Coggeshalk---
The other track is situate partly in Middlsiown
and partly in Portsmouth, containing about nine
ncrcs, bounded Noriherly partly on lsad os Ho-
ratio Allen Easterly & Souiherly on Iaad oe
the heirs Of John Stanton. deceased and Wss>
terly on land late Of said John AlIen-o Or 40
much Of said tracts of.and as will raise the sum
Of six hundred and sixty-sx dollars and ninety
five cents, with incidental expenses. sale u
commence on the first mentioned H1saaIses.-.
Conditions at time and place Of sale.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Erres,oy.
MiddletownA Nov. 81, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

The following Missionaries, sen out by
the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions, sail
ed from Boston on Thursday, afternoon, in
the bark Apthorp, bound to Maulmain (as
now written by rcsdents):-
Rev. Josiah Goddard, (son Of Rev. David
Goddard, of Wendell, Mass.) and wife, Mrs.
Eliza Ann Abbott Goddard, daughter of Mr..
Asa Abbott, of Holden, Mass.) destined to
China Rev. Coroden II. Slater, of Norwich
VT, and wife, Mrs. Maria NJ. Slater. daugh.
ter of Mr.. Randall Maine, of Oxford, N. Y.
destined to Siam; Mrs. Helen Maria Mason
wife of Rev. Mr.. Mason, now at Tavoy, Bur
nah. Appropriate religious services were
performed in the cabin.
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THANKSGIVING PRESENTS,
ycR SALE At
James Halallnomd:s,

DEFY GOODS AND BOOK STORE.
The lady's Closct I.ibrary.3 vols viz.
Vol. I. Development of Female Character.
Vol. 9. Besuty of Female Holiness.
Vol. 3. Varieties Of Female Piety.
Young Lady's Gin.
My Sons Mammal, n view Of the Stu
dies, accomplishments, and principles
of conduct, best snited for promoting
res syectabiity and snccess in life.
My Daughters Manual, n view OF fe-
male studies, accomplishments, and
principles of conduct.
The young Lady's library, 6 vols. viz.
Vol. |. The young Lady's own book. n man
ual of intellectual Improvement and
moral department.
Vol. 2. The young Lady's Sunday book, a
practical manual of the christian du-
ties Of plety, benevolence shd self
government.
Vol. 3 Young Lady's book Of elegant Poetry.
Vol. 4. Young Lady's book of elegant Prose
Vol. 5. Young Lady's book of classical let
terS,consistlng ofepistolary selections
designed to improve young Ladies
and Gentlemen, iE the art of Letter
Writing.
Vol. G. Young Lady's and Gcntlemen's pock-
ct dictionary. Also
The language o. Flowers, with illus
trative Poetry-colored plates,
Flora and Thalia, or gems OF Flowers
and poeiry--colored plates.
Peter Parlcy's rambles, in England,
Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
Young Mans Guide.
Letters to Mothers by Mrs. L. II.
Sigonrncy.
The Child's Gem.
A parting gift to christian Friend.
A bridal Gift.
Besides the above great variety of mo.
dern and useful Books. Nov 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

sUp NOTICE.-Thc Singing School
of Mcssrs. Stacy s. Atkinson, will here
after be continued at tARMORY HALL,
commencing on Saturday evening next
A few more scholars can be admitted.
Dec. l3.
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New York, Dec. 5, 1888.

GAMBLERS AND BLAcKLEGs.-We un.'
derstand that complaints have been made
to the Town Council, by number of
our most respectable citizens, of sundry
persons located in various parts Of the
town, (most Of whom non-residcnts,) } who
have been carrying on the nefarious bu
sness Of Gambling, to considerable
extent, connected with disorderly hou.
ses, for some time past, enticing in many
Of our unwary young men to participate
with them We have not yet been made
acquainted with all the particulars in
relation to it, but are informed that the
Council are now engaged in ferroting
them out, and have already ordered the
non-residents to leave town within ten
days, and that the Town Sergeant has
accordingly served his Warrant upon
them to that effect. We are really
glad tho Council have taken this busi-
uess in hand to arrest its progress
They deserve tho thanks Of and will be
sustained by every good citizen in the
community. Such Dens Of hfamy should
be broken up SPEEDILY!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13
Died.,

In this town, Thursday last, Mr.. Wing spooncr in
the s9ih year of his age.
On Friday evening Mrs. Elizabeth y. Bnnister, wild
ow Of the late Mr.. John Bnnister, aged ~ years.
Al the Az, hnn in Portsmouth, on Friday morning
last Mr. Samuel Greene, formerly of this town.
At Tivcrton, on Monday last, Deacon Samuel Taber,
in the eSth year OF his age.
At WEXFORD, ON Wednesday last, Mrs Elizabeth shaw
vii. Of DR.. VIM. q. Shaw, aged "A years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

NOTICE.-The Newport Tempe
rance Society viii meet, preparatory to
their Annual Meeting, on Tuesday next,
the 18th inst. at o'clock, at the Rev.
Mr.. Ross's Vestry Room. a general
attendance Of the members is request
ed. Dec. l3,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

VALUABLE CnARr.-We have receiv-
ed Geographical, Geological, and
Statistical Chart Of WIscoNsIY and To-
WA, designed expressly for the use of
emigrants and tureiicrs, and as docu-
ment of reference for the citizens Of
those Territories, IA well as for those
who may feel interested in the prospcri-
ty Of this now but rapidly improving
portion Of the Great West" 1t is
published by Mr.. HENRY |. ABEL, of
Philadelphia, a,-compilcd at great cx-
pcnsc, partly from his own observation,
and partly from Congressional docu-
mcnts-and contains great deal ofin-
formation, interesting and useful. We
understand the author offers the work
for sale to the trade generally, and
that he intends visiting this place in
few DAYS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13
BRIGHTON MARKET--Mcndny, Dec. 10.
(Repcrlcd for The Boston roir,o,)

htmark,t 32S Beet code 100 Sheep, hnd $40 Swre
pECgs- BtnF tsrrLt---Wo quote 10 correspond
With last wc,f first quality 7bss, second quality
- Al % tiara qurlit, - 7Ua6s0.
rurrr-Iot, were s,l at 2I2 iC,2 IS, 3, and 30.
sNlSF-hn advance Wa effected iu'. 80 peddlc
vs-. .u'd NJ t. uw-, 1nd ,s Es.oo.. 81 retail,
t.t o~s and iJt BatsC~s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

Mr.. BENroN was on 2lst ult, reelected n
Senator in Congress from the State Of Mis-
souri, for six years from the fourth Of March
next, when his present term expires. The
vote of the Legislature s,ood--Benton IS
Leonard wv 4S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

STAGE ACCIDENTAL stage coach in
which were several members Of Congress
from the West, was recently, violently over
set near Brownsville. Among the passcn-
gers were Mcssrs Clay and Crit,enden, Sen
.ators from Kentucky. They were providen-
TALLY not seriously injured, and have arrived
at Washington. Mr.. Clay received slight
cut in the head.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13
.ME.MOR.I.NOA.

At Constadt Oct I6, ship VIM. Ens', Vauktsn Of rh.s
port.
Arr. at New Orleans o9th ult snip Palestine, Little
field, so DAYS from Liverpool
At Mobile Nov. 2sth sch'r Export Pratt, from ta.-
port.
Al Havana Nov. 18th, sch'r Concord, Coo from this
port.
sch'r Hannah, Boss, of this port, for New Orleans,
cleared nj philadelphia 29th ult.
Arr at Augustine, prev. To 18th ut schrs Cnspine,
Swasey, aud Lurana, swnsey, from New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

W. ANTED TO HIRE, from 5000 to
w $1,000, for which undoubed security
will be given on valuable Real Estate, worth
at least, four times the amount Enquire at
this office. Dec l3-Iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

To the People of Newport Island, and Coun-
~, and all interested, greeting.
Fellow Citizens both in doors and out -
congratulate you on the favorable circum-
stances in the condition of your Town, under
which you are now enjoying the bright pros
perity.-And while congraiuating you on the
present, would still make fair. .fairer The
return Of a New Year again affords us an op.
portjnity OF returning thanks TO our numerous
friends, for their continued Liberal patronage
and at the same tune we would remind
them, that we have not been uDnDdfal of
their interests.-For the past few months we
have presented many splendid schemes, and
distributed more Prizes than for a long time
has visited this Town.
AS an earnest of what we intend to do, we
submit for attentive perusal, the schemes
presented from week 10 week
TO the exclusion Of many, now only ia Of
fered the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME
SATURDAY. Dec. 18th,
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Ship Acssta. Brewster, stoniagton.
sloop Resolution, Davis, Providence.
DO. Agent, Pratt, do.
DO, Hero II End da
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Notice..

II MARSH, Jr. respectfully gives notice
A1' to his customers, that their AccouNrs
will be presented OH the first Ct January,
1889, for settlement. All those having de.
mands will please present .hem at the same
time for payment Dec. 6, 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13
sC Notice. LII

WE take this method to inform our GUS
w toners, that their bills will be present
ed To them us usudi) on the lst of January,
and we would respectfully ask their prompt
attention to the same.
Dec. 1898. f. +. g. w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

~ ssvsrai new advertisements are necessarily DE-
icrred I'll our next. Tho Diary also.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13
137
THaMES-STREET
LADIES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPORIUM.

WUST received, n large supply OF FRENCH
% .fRIIFICL7L ~. q WER s, suita bic fos
Ladies Winter Hats
These flowers are just imported and orthe lat
est style. Ladies Of Newport and vicinity ara in
vited to call and examine the above articles
they will have the privilege Of separating any
bunch of Aowers 10 snh their las,e.
Also, Boxes OF Mohap Caps and Nets, whh
great variety Of Paris Ornamental Hair Work.
among which are a few boxcs Of manufactured
hair expressly for middle aged ladies, beautiful
article, with great variety Of Geptlsms1's Mes
tallic Spring Wigs, Toupees, &c.
ICJ-s Don't forget the number. [nov 8.
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Court Of Probate, .Ntrport, Dec. IL, 1898.
4 n Instrument in Writing, dated the 18th
"A of October, 1885, and Codicil thereto,
dated the Sd Dec. 1888, purporting to he the
last Will aud Testament and Codicil thereto
of Elizabeth n. Banister, late Of Newport,
dec. were presented to This Court for Probate
and Letters Tesiamentary thereon.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred to a
Court ofProbatc to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the FIRST Monday
in Jan. next at . o'clock A. VI. and that
previous notice be given by publishing cop
les Of this order, three several times in the
Herald o! the Times. Newport Mercury. and
Rhode Island Republican. for all persons in
tcrcs,cd in said Esiatc.to appear at SAID time
aud place il they see cause. and be heard.
True copy--witncss.
B. u. IloNL.>p, Prob. elk.
Dec ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

The HART
G&kXASA Ky \& The HARE
&A S1 &Is>- The Inhab-
4.sszrz--.---=--- itants OF Bos-
ton and its vicinity are astonished at the won-
derGul efficacy Of the Genuine Buffalo OIL
IL has recently been discovered TO be the most
efiectual remedy now in usc to prompie the
growth and improve ,hc beauty OF the u air..
Price 37t cents As a security against 60 un,er-
feits. please observe the signature Of the pro-
rrietor, VIM. Brown, also an expensive engrnv.
ing representing the Buffalo Hunt. For sale by
Il. J, TAYLOR, and X. Il, HAZARD,
II Newport, X. |.
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LADIES CLOTHS.

LADIES CLOTHS.
4 few pieces Light BROADClOTllS,
IN calculated Tor Ladies Cloaks also lot
of FRENCH MERlNOS, for sale cheap at
Oc,95. yOH.N T. TOU.NSE.N'D'S.
4 IsBoN WINE-l5 qr cash, Lisbon Vine, s"rrri.r
- quality, for sale hy - a " NtNl'N.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

tEEA.-l0 Chests Souchong Tea, fine favour, Just re-
l. ccivcd and for safe by Eff 4 w NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-13

Another story is iloat that Gen. Jcenp,the
Quarter Mns''t General. il not exactly IN n
position to malea satisfactory report VI his
disbursements. A icw i.ys wi! show.
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Lost,
Wanted,

~ vSnucu,
A s an apprentice to the SILVER SMIrn's
IA business, u boy OF about Ia years of age,
who has had the advantage OF good common
education, and can be well recommended
One from the country would Lc preferred
Enquire ut this office. Eov. ~.
ID AIsINs-75 whole, halt aud quarter Boxes,
IL ~ whole and half Kegs,
2D Dtums suanh,
irst received ahd for sale by
Dec ~, 1898 Efs NEWTON
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lCosunssd irsa nrs4 80, ss.u frc,. r..b.,
or cAris~asnd. .,...ss. =, "a FAR ys,.
peol hon New Orleans. ~w.
April s. a. IS osg H. TO- bark JONES' OF and no"' view
May ST. s5 long "a So bark Maran OF Boston, s'ano
Ang southwurd -. s.-A.-- s.o-. u..,
Nay a. Ian 81 81 long u, Is, ship rowhatsn IRON sa
,ss -, -. !. 20 Ia ~ q, shin Samuel lawrence of Ken
sebunk.
llth ult lat Ion Is r. saw large snip Win painted
ports, and III n in the signal
l4ah u brig Rocbdale OF Liverpool from Cacus lot Lon
don
2Isi uit lat g. lon As 10, barb Sophia.
2oh ul lat &C. Ion 6a, Henry, from New Perk for Portc
Rico.
ton.
Atlantic from 81 Marks I'd inst lat % 81 long 81 LOT Ne~
York
Eagle. of Cape Hatteras, fm Porto Rico fr NYork
Andes I'm New Orleans Sd inst lat S6 49, lon "a Al Tor Dos
tor .
westward.
0uayara m Matanzas, LIST inst lat 81 20 ION ~ o. W
burg. "a = v,
Vincent FIN Norfolk Sst ult lat 81 30 Ion % o. ior ming
ston. -ooo - ~.
Atlantic, I'm 81 Marks LIST inst, lat "a 30 lon 20 20 o' i
York ;. -, "a r. nil.
Margaret I'm Rotterdam. I'd inst lat ~ 10 ion ~ " fnA
dclphia - -. $50 =. ct..,s
Lafayette, FIN NYork 4 inst, LAT % ~, iSh - =, Sa
ton. :, ,.o,so H. on 90 r. NJ
st. Julian, from Liverpool, zIh ut la = ion " - "
Orleans. .,. =, os on Ia, co Cor Al
Androscoggins I'm Portland, "a ins a' % oo 'o 20 " ~
Orleans a., >, "a an los IA far Ma,an
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MfTSeGT cLxsFs sPRIScs on se .. se pl.e

plea Of by NJ LEVITT Derts No 30
broadwsy entrance FIRST deer In Wares ST. The improve
eftas method the complete
y sHecae the essential objects Of the and security
the supplied the mouth, wholly without clasps
sprprs or spy other snar
ed in This Improvement wte yet snscgnsnied With is
and extent. by SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO HEM, hattie plan
prpc ple results fromAhY hihvrc prsctis
ed in NEW YORK, asd that I've above satsmsat strictly
and entirely accurate.
The opnios cf the New York p~bc ON III improved sy
tsn be 10 the ol.wing cabr psp.s-via.
New York Mirror 18th July s Courier snd Enquirer. 26t
December 1855, Eve.isg sssr, nth Jane, 1857.
sy2l-Sm.
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LA VIII bneingtSas spf~s"i" 1ovss Dern-
snss, City Saloon, eppesse - rnrFs -,
cslemsns Assonstos Lady nissarsL-Isi. seanuia sns
truly ssosshng female figure surpasses any :. me hnd
erhished, large ~ lie. heaves and 'he chest
1.-The the of rssprssr and ipseses we oenede
with The actual With exquisite Esd sccu
taste variety Of airs and on
the scoordon Aer which gill sxchsnGs me sccsrnson VOC
gutsr, bald gracefully nj ease, and play sccompsni
most with Mr. Coleman The josn rg's tsese
they eprely dsssm sr wnh inc oo
psnmer human and the other aucstos, ssve
ssd e~hghsed the most incredueus csssry wsrbhsg ts
exquisite soh dog gaabeng whh the hgure and
several other snosss must be obtain cedenre fof
their usly rrmarkssle and ss,ssishisg perforuss~cs
Amongst the heastfs moving doramss the
gssa vivid scene 81 he o,ess slip pvevS
N daar rsusd The Whilst lying sschcr.
received - sssh ngss o. m PATRONAGE 70 esowded ssds
popnlsr i.ser~sisg gvenng Eshbitcns reev~s This
kvenm0 asd vii cons.pe dsrsg the The crowded
ana x~iwka~d whe vised Dl.rnrss
s~sscss via Tho eovs and cost ks pvcpresss have
psed render ke se more bvilnsst hsn forwsvy p~s~
se~ cs~sunance Of their usual Pv.t~ NAY
al ~ eenred Ne saloon Tickets r.. soses ncs
~seh-psruuesse ChHdres, seesnpssie< wish
Y.yv-s. ks pvsee Dssu spes ss1h psrsr~ssse s-eis
k~kpeNa nyiy
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TSu0IIsH TIssUE PApER-s csses, leo rssms
II eseh wke ssd asssv~& ccsc issdi~g rem ssp Aaburs
's'~ A's'P''' 'ss 'o "S cAmrsxLL rvRssE.
lSA-rv 10 go liz Nnsusu n.
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1NR. JOHNSON 10 ccssuitea eersdsestsny at hiscMse
~ No. ~ Duane betwscn Chatham and william sts
the fshowiHg diseases, vrs-0eserrhws, 1890 Chsscres,
Structures Semns Weskness snd the sumsreus dssases ans
lag from psisss iapspper reSesl Dr. johnson
engages, remove any scos Ave or three day.
and the propertipsste use, whssi
The debsting judlcous medicine 81 proven.
tbs from business. esssona catustsg Dr. J~hn
the gravsted scrofnious eS
he speedily healed sasksrs wosld do web ny Evisg o.
The efke Foregoing Ssesss whscs hes never a
whep ussd whs hours amer exposure Let
ters post paid and s~elosa9 have sscesssy
dixine, and drectous Tor tsswe forwarded
AN~pdasce from q, A. ~ TO st sigh ~ Jehns.n ~
mevsd from 10 Cham kersstreet. my%lms
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IT.. yANDWRBURgu's FEMALR RENO
~ vATfNv PILLS, from Germany, ~ sAscsssl remedy
suppresop kr~wuisry and ~ cases where nature doe
have ksv rsenMr and proper course.
Ma IN r. tnkSm dwrieK prewnsncy The sale ~ t2oo
dur,r~ - last mensbs suMcieut q
their sSsscy $50 only W ~ si.D m!dwe and vmss
>. ~ ,e.,ar. 80 srrs -
rvmsiy 1ss sseeers REMEDY o ssre nipplss prvpsrs
and I'D shove. Advice grnthl mys4m~
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ITO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE- ANGELS, fsrmerly
practitioner OF Medicine In The public hospitss ~ Naples
ssd .eber II the Medical Faculty Of the city York
where he has practising pfysc since the year ~ con
tissss Consulted II his s~~, Ne ~. Fnlso. nearly
opposite Church st. This esssblshren Intended tcr the
isrt srsnch 81 prscce csss disease sns rbe pmsue
affections De A-T~s has bees singusrly suscssul and
the mo ,errhe effects ef disorders have equ~sty
cured by him space Of tmc, p cot incesve
nence psies Obsir uetions chronic anesuon Seer
N the throat Of the skia stiffness o. the joints snd
pains In The nbs deky, togesbsr viu train ~ NUMEROUS
oils arising fro~ n~gIect improperly curing q me most ~
sdous mssdie have given 20 his oee ot ues'meni IN
ain aiseredble Hssuscess greM measure
attributable V HE well hsown vegetable svrup OF salss,
aod other sppvepviss medses which, whilst they eradicate
every germ o. dssass restore the esessss ps"e 70 hes~
The most s-essvccsl references w I've gvep BY The sub
.sriber, necessary, 20 psrsons 81 The
IL thn chr. q DE ANS1LtSf - "
- go myialm*
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a TANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoMPoUNp TX

IA TANT OIsCOvERY.-THORN's COMPOUND TX.
TRACT OF cOrAIBA AND SARsAPARILLA, q certain
se and most eectual remedy discovered for the
and Loias seminal weskne Afectiens OF the Kdnes Ora.
vel. scor butte Eruptions, &c. nc.
The Compound Extract OF Copabs Ssrsapsris
es few advantages enjoyed by other medicine
the Of the shevs riscrders and which with
ghtened public, render asuredy highly popular, ssd dc
ssrsiu long sought FOR n the medical world II
confinement change ef diet In u improved form.
Pssis entirely sstelr and
ten the The observations different
The medical profession and OF others who have suffered
either OF the above complaints ard who have
oeeet relief with the remarks descriptive Of
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after.
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