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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
Ernn ~ 20 leti Times.
SACRIFICE EVERY THING But fRlN
CIPLE TO uNANihITl.

CIPLE To UNANIMITN.
The opposition m thus state have a great
battle before them--on The issue OF which
depends whether the men now IN power
Who have abused the authority oonhded
to them by an honest and trustiul people
Tor their own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
aud the rum Of the country, shalt remain
IN office; or whether We shall have res
tored 10 u the blessings Of an enlightened,
pure. and bcnetecnt administration OF the
government w neither the true principles
Of Repubhcani>m shall be sustained or be
broken down aud tramplcd under foot by
usurping and dcspotic executive.
1t remains tor rhe people # Netr York
TO decide these questions. Ii they declare
AGAINST the Administration, me- matter
what may be ITS partial and temporary sue.
ceSses ELSEWHERE, the game OF the sPolls-
men and cNpvrrmcnler, - up,
Let u then prepare Tor the coming
struggle bctlme>. Let every man vino
sincerely wishes tor the overthrow ol the
mbeetie and corrupt men who ara nu" al
the helm 81 state, exert himself, as % Ihc
result depended on his single cNeTuaus.-
lie, tiarg h. uo iase,ag b,aml; lrt there
ne no lndo.ru,,; let there be to- h-tle~-ues-
IN the great cau-s. Above ail, let there
BE- pa quarrg lung or iaan1 uut hy the way.
We remember ra have beard a dtsin.
gm-h,d BRUSH, statesman, at crisis OF
deep importance TO 'ae Reform eau,. ~
Great Buaiu, u.e tie following language
To- ta8rr tAJu tea Thousand people
Goa most rails 10 ether au opposition
,a sa" ,afma, uud israasaal en" who
have ,oIfritmi ta Zrt auto power Aaa IT,
Gcml-r that 'tNu1 Is sfRI ,olu. !
have beard 81 q mans -ayUg, ! HuI BE-
uulu9ut4s, d ever, .,se agrees ~lIu as..
>uca uummiis O, nat worth a buir4st.
t,lsg ms fhr ul4u Who wlIi sacrifice every
f'n- 10 uammts beat pnuelri,. care
aat haw butterfly .Hue ut tae app.eitlnn
al,e auu-aI au1 Prosecuted mv. earc
ugi t~a grucc taf r. nl. rR,H saith
them, and ~tl 1u uaua.e sKau#e o. yau,
g, s4e5itee every gata- uat puaetF.e 30
.aammif,.
spoken h.o maa 81 SENSE aaa rat.
u1t Nsaay- ai tfesuea raHepess to
,ae appeal. nrarf uaa -as.. H. vaH'
Do aara, aad mrr gt4t aIU faes gaa-
qlard. Ins murtsf ~sg. driven 'sam
ruasr ~asf. b.tufr tHss a.ra a4rH u them.
" rya.ec t. b.H.,e taat -tmlar
spiu. anH4,- tHa saamlss 60 efel9uaa
.v4 r,t.r74.r fa #Hr. ~tsta. ~ 4re a..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
Frov1 t1e Rirt'75ad Wiz
THE TWEEN rY. SIXTH CONGRESS

Several eiasslticaaions po.rlcz.i, 81 the meus
YRS cleo, 70 ths mex, ii5us- 81. Z preventative
have been put torth by be put.c pres Thst
or readers may see tie estimates aeih ii tie
WhiE- 4nd the Administration pny. We sab.
Join toe ca4ssitc4 zion 81 ,se G.g5t, lal 81! tie
NeN Nors Express, Wing Psper
TIE G4.t'f classification Is i follows
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
ON THE SILK CULTURE
FROM rur NATIONAL MIR,

u'ilin all new theories. In tins ~. '',
individuals are found those vha. NJ, ''',' VI
the SIX business IN the Unl,cd sr ..u''.'
humbug' Two or three year. ~.
were many Who made hight If fk,. '.'.e
and there were oulS Yer, few. ,,.d...l'f
Who had Courage onuunh 4, c,..l.'I ''''ia
small amount OF money IN the ,..,.5 ..'."
OF mu.boFry trees prcpamtor, H.
M oi stk. Thee small arI,,r,....'. ''.'h'
all protiod, frequently reaIiz.p. g. .'.',
outlay OF from twenty 10 e,.,. I.-,.' .-'' -h
lars several thousands iron, H.. e.'.
trees. l his suCcc~, soon ,,,.,.4
ctcmeni IA the public mla. mai I...
many oi lho~, who had dcraca H.. -'
bor' a' Visionary enthusiast. Jce,n. ~. . -.
Nlnccd that the raising OF morn. ,..... Woo.
Is ir,es vas 10" b., la.ls,.. .......'
they oeold engage, and par.la..I a., t ..'''
prices trees and cutting, ton I,...... '''-'
OWING =" 'Ar.l planting, tho co,5,...-.'i
drought 81 the spring. th,n t.,. l''-
oeHs.aeno." failures 80 ta. r.,,.
trees. Probably nat ons.lab II ,'- vi
ting, Ea'r pgo~Y'ni. IT, f..... ..''
Ffo.A..t "i4ra fora Year 90 ....... ......
ure 'ta making ui -.ls. ss ,.a-...........
PfobaaI#ty iaat tree, wt.I l..#..I -....
Gas, shall BE- ,n" case. the rn...... d.
-l "t# b. ta9 great ,Y Il. rt...... f.
thought By 'ao.r vha gret- ta ...a 49,,
TIE prse Ct trees sal. haep .a f-.s...
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

The States 70 e.slt are Maryland ard Ni-'is.
sippl and d yae ncy o I'll. IL Mt.saca4s g.. aa
"a Soaih Clfo.,ul--m sA II usms-rs. $50
pose r.otnaer- 81 tie same p93.t,ss a. ,#y- .a RE
l.s' Congress. sre e.ectet .aea iAey tgI.4 81 ua
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
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4 MARYLAND TARNLh

We mentioned toe iac' ~ The ".'
ber Of tur paper, that an tnal''''.'. .e
killed n tho city OF Philadelphia D.. .,
owner of "A dog, simply for s'''''',- ...c
animal, when he made an a''e'nJ' '
him. /, seems, however, that this 4ap'.
stoncd splnt of Devotion 10 tue ~ ..,
Of hrotherIy love. For an ih"', ''', agp
ALBANY, a short time tnc'' 'l''' ...a,o,.
who struck a dog Of the torn' ''I r, '.,'''
lna ,o blto hl4 s,stcr.--Raidgh S''''
hcp Busiucss.--There - s,i" ~ nb,
woman in Centre street, New orr ,,c6
takes IN children to wash. she w and
good scrubblng with soap and ,'u''' She
then sets them 10 the sun 10 Wy
washes at four shiIIngs par do/'"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

" lus Iau-. .eH. 1ss.h .susua 81, h9on.
cr "nleh Jaa t.on reported b, sHerei
,'.-s.- .,s aH the \ra lprs coast, hae na,
tot uara aarn. Ibe steam tua1'" Fu..
tat, after rummG oH Il tuel, returned 'a
Nea ark without having seen her. The
Revenue Cutters wcre stl.i tu pursuit. /,
seems 100 b. setlIrd tuai the ~chuuurr b. o
Spanish ye--et, WHICH a,iled from Havana
VITA a cargo ot dry gods ard o ulat. r
st slaves bound To Nemlas. The slaves
rose upon the ere" aud murdered them,
and have boon tossing 80 the waves ever
since. sne aill duubtIrss b" captured by
some Of The vessels sent after er.-BqiL
lhron
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

TIE FIRST AGITATION OF THE LAND
GIfS rIO\

We discussed Yesterday the tile q the States
"a the Pab.ic Laads and showed that, by he or.
"a, " session e. the nd States to tsy Union. and
h ~ Subsequent acquisition Of territory ty the
pyDe4s OF reney from the common Treasury,
aIl q. ra5hc Llnds ase held By the Federal Gov.
eTatnfat n trust anl 10 r disposed Of tor the
common benefit 81 4l the States"
pom ilIs paini ne proceed 20 consider the "a.
ross measures talt hlvc heen introduced into
C0arreSS ior tie management Of this common
grors.rtr. and Tie disposition q the common fund
arisluz from Is SALE III e the year ISL. the
cos, q. occurring md surviving the plblic lands
anoaAed % So 051 So 40, while there had
D. y rrce lived 81 ,hc fEoas1fy as the proceeds Of
~ sss ony 50 .272.1l3 The payments 10
Ssn.orl. 1 81. from the saareE Trsssrrs #
RI. Urssn. ar thas staiat ag the Trrs@grv IN
pa--1Aace Ct resolution 81 the House Of Rep
res-n.atlvcs 81 She 25la lanuary. l,32
Payneas ~ ocean. 81 tie purchase q I.1lisi.
aaa. p-ac.pL md interest, S23,5l4,%25 II
Pavaagat ga acecCnt Of The
tarehsss az Fl1rl34-prlu.
es-l snl m.eresi &c SEQ.
frsEaer. l-Sl 6,@5l,ol6 IS
T vEacai q compact vJta
tsa9rgt-. l,uc2.4cs y
S1aleasat vlia Y-soo CHS.
waists. 80 SO :,
paya~n' os eaat-a-.s y III
Fz8Ma Traes. ll.>52. Tsp 81
Clstss. Commas. o2e-s and
Agents 3.j63 =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

Very Symptomaiie.--EIrn the late
gale % the Coast Of North Carolioa, tic
schr. Hartrn Van Barea was blown ashore
sn Cape Henry
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
A Ciaireage "a The F.ea.-The editor

A Chailfnge IL he Field.--The editor
Of The Worcester Egi- dion. William
Lineoln) closes a controversy. which has
been somewhat disastrous to the Norcc-.
ter Palladium, b. Offering to toe editor If
that prlut honorable satisfaction ~ the
field-thc weapons to BE- hoes-eaeh par.
y 70 dig one acre af potatoc,--and h.
whose work IS done best and IN the short.
ct time, to be declared the VICTOR
Should the challenge to mortal pJtaIo-dig.
ging be accepted, tie editor u the Fg4
"ill transmit the -lze o. hl- hoe by friend
who vii arrange the preIlmimries for the
settlement If all diiIiculilc.. --Salem Gtz.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

The Burlington N Ga1ette, mentions 10.
maio, Tie growth Of that neighborlooJ which
9cighed - ounces
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

Aston,ehiag Libcrahfy - black wo.
man n Baltimore lately found 4 check for
$4,000 10 the street, and took II to its
owner, who generously presented her with
a--shillng The chap who made that DO.
nation IL not relation Of he fellow gho
caught our bat the other day when il bIes
III and went up Pgydraa street AT rate
which would puz4le the horse Dutehnan
~ keep 10 gith.-pf rato5ue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19

Tins re .sl has baaa captured and car
red into New London The faIIo~me
letter, puh.sheJ ia the New lara journal
Of Commerce, give some If the parucu.
lars:
SFw I.9tpay Anr 4-. 1899.
TIE 1rgs ing bfiz Was1,arto.. Ltrat Crd.
noY, psi, IN bore last night. s1ta the sahaoBar r,.
ported " }pr p,lo, boats. She proves TO bo tho
schooner aHlch ls0 Havana 10 Jnne. with ao.
gross. ~ q nczabo'iug port. The alsyos mu'
dared all tae ghi.s men, and tHen tpiend,d TO go
70 Afncs, sat hr9qghi lP on THIS oo1a. She he'd
io1oltsd uear NiaalaA Point and got a supply
81 water &c
The bead ue9F7 Jumped overheard. when tho
boats from the brig came along side. and Il eas
some difficulty be als recovered and saved. The
nersoes mad NO Persistence. One Of tie white
men saved i iie oHnet Of the aiavca. IS ha says,
One ~ tao u 81" negroes died yesterday, 4nd
several are SICK 4 Is s4id there h money aud
IeFela On botfd 81 The value It $40 Dl0, bnt tina
j. mere report Tie schooner les dgan the hfr
bor, awaiting the arryai Of tie { s. Marshall
TINS - an Interesting exploit for tho boys Of
iic Washington, for sho is maaHed with thirty
~ forty Navy apprentice boys aud only throe
" tsur men SIR j. engaged ~ surveying tho
coast - da. jour tom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

gEsiiHg. might say. sir. n ,s.;..
iran taste. Ii Is 70 be rrsss..ea - 80
r. sir. Ihai they Did mi hrias -, -
mask covering little laaer d.. -. "
10 screen The occupant nf IL, rl,..
iirrly from observation. There .,.s..
have been desire. II lLe assan,e...'
70 keep him bach lillIs--la d, Ia -:
Of Ihe way.
] could bul make snn,her msIas,t.,.
observation. NJ. Speaker. ). n, 80.
reslrd an this nsnng sxhlbiiian q
fnco taste. The niclule ~ he F.,as.,
his rnuhiry-nl Wsshinssan--i. g..
ed from tie plsee naa oreup,a,l \, a.
iron bars which hold Tie g,l.sd b,,.,.
taken away from is lnrmrr pas,,ia,. -
plsred bark IN Ihe gallery. aman, ~.
people. nut q sight, sir. - liz u,,s.r,-
are, Of lhr niajarily ~ lhal body n.
fore, one Who ,isllrd lie Senate ~. !,
voluntarily forced u sav. :. LOOK n -,
picture and on his" Well mist, ~"
friends IL The present occupant ~ H.,
ssai shrink from such comparison,
But. Mr. Speaker. / ferseutlv Ln,.
and brlie'e that tie time is fs,t conn.,
Shsn the character of that Rres, m,s
lwsshingtnn) vii be dear "a N. R.a.
reseniaiivss 81 the people. as /. has br.s
and stll u, 10 The people lhemsel,s,
Then, ar. laeofacoism vii di.aoo.,,
and our republican institutions viii h.
renovated; then. sir. and no. l,ll ,bsn
Will pur Go'ernmenI be honesty admin.
isterrd.
Mr.. Speaker. ,haak The Iiou.s n,
its Mind Indulgence: did not intend 4.
have irespasstd half 80 lung. Bot r.,
frequent Interruptions should have brea
less excited. aud ihersforr wuald have
said less.
! promised the gentleman lram Penn.
sslssnia Ia mose ilIr Previous Question.
] d" this, therefore, cir. bseaa,e 4 m,.ie
the promise. do IL With gssa. rrlue.
lance. aud shall vote sgalnsl u m,,,lf
II the gentleman will permit IL. 1 u,ll
most chreriully Withdraw il. TMr. Pc.
'rIGin ~omld nol consent rsrml cir.
10 deprive The Repre.en,suse Iron Ohio
of al opportunity al replying. I lhsnk
the gentleman from Penn.sIsania for the
courtesy extended To me. and move lie
PTeVIuus QuesiIon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

SALE OF BAcuELoRs.-It is rumored that
the Legislature of Tennessee has passed n
law making it the duty of the Sheriff OF each
county annually to make out a list of the
Bachelors in his county, and notify all of sad
Bachelors who are in healthy condition,
that the law requires them to get married
within two months from the time Of their no.
tfication, aud that at the expiration OF this
time, all of said bachelors who have failed
to comply with the requlsitons of this law
shall be set up, and sold at public auction by
said sheriff, to the highest bidder, aud that
no persons shall be allowed to bid but ol,
maids.
II is furthermore rumored that n sale VA.
recently had at Jonesborough under this law
at which forty old bachelors were sold who
from long exposure to cold by sleeping alone
had dwindled downto snch complete shadows
that the more sprightly old maids who pur.
chased them, carried them home on the ir
shoulders.
1t is also whispered about that the bachelor
editor of the Tennessee Sentinel, was auc-
toned of at that sale, and purchased by Ii
very clever superannuated miss, about forty
five years of age. We most heartily wish
them great Joy. Perhaps if the Mayor and
Aldermen of our town would pass a similar
law, they might be able, by the sale of bach.
elors, TO raise fund TO pave our side dcwulks.-
.9l,iJama Republican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

| A CLERICAL STRATAGEM.--A Preacher
residing in neighborlng county was in the
city while since, when Mons. Adricn was
perfnrning his tricks of legcrdcn,ain at the
Museum. lie had an uncoDqucrable cmriosi-
~ To witness the performances of the magic
ian, and so one evening snugly cnsconced
himself in corner Of the Saloon, not dream
ing that il could come to the knowledge OF
his superstitious parishioDers. II did, how
ever, and the gossips and "uncoguid" made
such handle of the affair that the parish
was thrown into an uprour, and the probobi-
~ seemed certain that the parsons services
could not be useful there.
What could he do? What say in jnstif-
cation or cx,cnuation ofhis visit to one of the
co. workers of Beelzebub? lie very wisely
said nothing until Sunday came, when on
entering the pupi, he took for his text, sand
the Maeicians and Sorcerers cast their rods
upon the ground, and they also became ser.
points" Allcr remarking upon The miracles
of Moses and Aaron, and the attempts of the
mapicians ut imitation; he then went on TO
state that he had no adequate conception Of
the art until happening to be in Baltimore, he
witnessed the performances OF noted Jug
gler at the Muscum--the illusions were as-
tonlshing, and il was no matter of marvel that
Magcians had in ancient times been so sue
ccssfu in their impostures. From this were
'leduced many excellent practical reflections
upon the Importance Of discriminating be-
tween the real and The scoming-thc gold and
the tinsel all turned in such an admiral
manner as to bring him out of the scrape
with flying colors. Ills two deacons were
seen At the Museum the week following
| Bali. Trans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
HERALD OF THE II / M e S.

! ly the regards Of James, Duke of York. and
brother OF Charles that he contracted a
private marriage with her. The birth ol n
child forced on public announcement Of this
contract, and ere long The grand daughter Of
Lady AylcSbury WAS openly received by the
royal laui'y and the people OF England, "a
Duchess Of York, aud sistcr-in.law of the
sovereign.
Lady Aylesbury did not long survive this
event. But ere she dropped into the grave,
AT II ripe old age, she saw her descendants
h"irs presnmp,lvc OF the British Crown
King Charles had married, bat had no legii-
nate issue, and. accordingly, his brothers
family had the prospects and rights OF sue
cesslon. And, in reality. two immediate de
scendan,s of the bareiOotcd cnnn,ry girl did
ultimately Gil the thronc--MaIy wife oi
William ILL., aud Queen Anne, princess
both OF lilustrious memory.
! Such were the fortunes Of the young wo-
man whom the worthy landludy OF the Goat
aud Compasses was fearful of encouraging
to rash hopes by reference To the lofty
position which it had been her own fate To
attain in life. In one assertion, at least, the
hostess was undoubtedly right that success
! in life must be labored for in some way or
other. Without the prudence and proprlety
of conduct which won the esteem and love
of the brewer, the sequel of the country girls
history could not have been such az 1t is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
PIL ES, & G..
HAEMORRIIOIDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY!!
PRICE 81.
HAYS LINIMENT.

Mo FicrioN.-This extraordinary chemical compost
~ tion the result ui science aud The invention oi
Icecbrnicd medical man. the Introduction oi Whhh 10
the public was invented with the solenniy Of death
bed belncst, las sincc gained reputation hhpnfh'l'
fully sustaining the correctness oi the ain"ni'd Dr.
Grideys lust confession, that he dared not die with
giving pustcrity the benefit of his knowledge on
this subject anu he ihcreinrr belneaihed Ia l's itiehd
ard attended, solomon Hays, the secret Of his discovery
IL il used in the principal hospitals, aud The i-
Yate practice in our country, first ahd most certainly
Tor the cure the Piles, and also extensively aud
odcctually as bale cre,uty, unless where its e.
lecls are witnessed EXTfRNALLy IA The Ing
com plants
Fja DEMONSTRATING extraordinary absorption At
once.
! AT MISUNDERSTANDING them in u few hours.
| RnEu N,Tisu-Acuie ar Chronic. giving quick caso
| S1RE THRoAr-By cancers. ulcers ar colds
iRouP, AND WnooriNG CoudH--EAterhaiiy, ana
over the chest
| All BRUISES, sPRAINs AND BURNs--Curng in n few
h ours.
| soRss AND ULcERs-Whcther fresh or long standing
and fever sores.
| Its operations upon adults aud children in reducing
rheumatic swcllings, and l0oscning coughs aud gliness
of the chest by relaxation oi the parts has ltcn ss-
ing bcV ond conccption.-The common rcuhlk OF those
who have used IL in the Piles Is ut acts like cia
/ TIE PiIEs-The price il is refunded 10 any person
who will usc II bottle Of Hays Liuiment for the Piles,
aud return the empty bottle without being cured
These the positive orders of the proprietor IN the
Agents and of many thousands sold, not one has
been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates any length, but prefer
that those who sell the article, Shouts exhibit the ori-
ginul 10 purchasers. .
H CAUTION-NOnr can he genuine without u splendid
engraved wrapper, ON which Is my na1c nid also THAT
oF THE AGENTS SOIOMoN HAZE.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMsTOcK Il co,
sole Agents, Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one
rst in every town in the Union In Newport, by H. j.
TAYLOR, l1S Thumcs-strcct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

THIS chuice and safe ointment is said tc
be superior to any now 10 use, for that disa.
greeable and loaihsome disease, the ITCH
This ointment is so cchnin in its opcr-ior
that no person troubled with tho above dlsor
der ough, TO be wihom il. II is rcmed,
for cntancous eruptions, scorbutic affections
OF the head, or any other breaking ont which
arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 25 cents r box.
a fresh supply is just received for sale b,
DR.. X. r. Hazard, at the Sign of The Grea
Mortar-and by DR.. Thos. p. Moore, ant
X. }. Taylor, Druggists, Newport.
Also at Wholesale by J. g. w. Townsend
corner Of Bcekman and Water street, New.
York, aud by the principal Druggists in the
Union. [July 4. lS;}S-eowly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
Salt Is II G u m Oi II I IN en- 1

THIS is unquestionaby the best and saf
est remedy ever yet offered to the public for
that obstinate disorder SALT RliEUM.-
Where other means have failed, il has sue
cceded, and the fact that it has been exten-
sively used by eminent Practitioners speaks
volumes in It's praise. tits equally cfficacious
IN all diseases OF the skin, scald head, ring
worms, and the most inve,erate Itch, &c &c.
Numerous certificates might be obtained, bu,
the proprietor chooses that fair trial should
be the only evidence Of its superior efficacy
Price so cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
.May be used IN Wine or Wafer.

THESE celebrated bitters are composed
durcIy of vegetables of the most innocent ye,
specific virtues. They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions,
cleansing and strengthening the stomach,
and increasing the alpetitc-also a preven.
tive against the cholera morbus, fevcr-and-
ague, removing nausea, vomiting, heart burn
ing, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms of natu'ence
and Indigestion. One box will tincture one
gallon. Price % cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
DOCTOR D.3YE.NPORT"S GENUINE
BiliuS Pills.

YuNfIESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their ca
a sy operations and good effects, as a mild,
safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels
in removing distractions of every kind, by dis
solving aud dischurging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure re-
lief Tor costiveness. They are so accommodated
to all ages, seasons and hours, that they may bo
taken n winter or summer, at any time Of the
day without regard TO diet or hindrance Of busi-
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant. and
cifcctual, that by experience they are found to
exceed any other Ph, sic heretofore Offered to tie
public, which we can show by great number
Of certificates from eminent ph, sicans and others.
D.4VE.VPORIrS CELEBR.l7ED EYE
W.lI'ER.
| Which has been applied with great success 10
weak, sore and intlaned eyes, in all stages.
UHE.4TO.VS I1'CH OLNI.NE.\T.
Which cures in less than one hours applica-
tion. (See direcfiOns.)
The character Of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrivalled for being u safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loaihsonc disease called tho
l,ch-and for all kinds Of pimples on The skin
| II is also valuable article for the Salt Rheum
and Cailblains.
UHE.lTO.NrS LaU.NDICE BII'I'ERS,
Which are so cmincniy useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
fresh supply Just received and for sale in this
town by Doct Il. K. HAZARD and Il. J. TAi-
LOR. Also by the Druggists in Providence.
II July 26.