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A Tk'NSHN'S u i'IIi.ATnai, for rcmnvinr 81,
"a rcriunns mir on tho face neck and arms w,,h
equal safely and certainly, leaving tia .sir timer md
whittier than bet"re the application fresh .nnpi,
just received 6JID\,s 'fS
No Exchange Hotcl. corne, s, Cnsrl-4 and c,m,,.,
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA.--ParshC our, for the

STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish Court for the
Parish and City Of New Orleans.
fNIIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. TO all whom
L these Presents shall come. Observation-Disclosures,
james tlnnse having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff o. the ra.iSh IF nleans the properly
hereinafter described, n,,Ie To the c'prk ot s
court, in Whose Office the d ed OF sale recorded
he ID day of April, 4. u. lH'G, far n,oni,inn ;.cr
''selen' in conformity to 'ct If the e.slnlrr of the
THE ut inui-iana. en- led 'An ac for TIN, nrhrr
rance titles TO p"r': ha< SER a, judicial Sales; approx
| The 10Th du; OF Marc. 1894.
NOW, therefore, know vp and all prrsons interested
herein are hereby cited aud ad,nnnish-d in TIN. of
the S'n'e of l.rui<iann, and Of the Parish court
WHO ean set up any right, title or claim in and q"
he prOeit, cre after described in consequence any
'n,Fmav in the order, decree or iu,lge of tbs
under whirh the Snle made, any rreguIari'y
ne aity III the appraisements and advertisements i'll
time, or manner Of sale, for other defect whaso
ever to show cause within thirty dn VS. from the day this
mention is first inserted in the public papers, Why
tue snle SO maize should be confirmed and homo
! logated.
Tie said property sold nv the Sheriff of the par
'sh noresaiI on the l4th day Of April A. D. l"8. by
virtue Of decree of hs rourt, rendered the 5 day
Of FEBRUARY, A. u. 1888, in suit en,'t,.d Alexander
Caldwell vs.. James Hanse, No 1885, of the ocke, Of
this Court, which sale the said James lnnse became
'be purchaser for the price of twenty thousand
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con
vevance viz:
certain lot ct ground Sifu,ted in the suburb An
nunci nn alias lncourse of this city. in square No s.
aud lot wing rench meus e. 60 tcrt front IN rcho-
plouas treet '6'l feet from Orangers street, and
~ feet on af eade dn Aatc sire in such manner
tn" said l"t" gr""nd is 60 feet wide fr"m side Of
the 81 are Ia the ether together wit, a dwelling house
front ng on Ic'"npit0nias st ect, the tchen aud .
lendrnci =, also the disle' es.Lli m nts erected
thereon and other buildings an improvements, the
1nach'eiv, u''si's itnpen and ixiu,cs belonging
t" snih 's'iil'y it, dependencies aud appu lennnrcs
and the rights. act ons, nt privileges thest, belong
e "py viz t %p Scw nj Orleans Nav 1879
mII,2AA is J. az H. '.ep-ty Clark
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ItNNERS MAP OF LOUISIANA &c Nr
4 New MAP "F LOUISIANA with its canals ro,ds
ana distances, "'" place to place. along the slarc
'hh steam boat route, b H. 5. Tenner.
MiTCHELi.'s MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SLOWING
,he principal Turune and common roads on which nre
F"n the usfsnces IN miles from place tn aiorber
$50 the coH7-s OF the canals and rliI roads through
~ tne cou"Lv, carefully conp;Ied from the best au .
tiulities-I'nnlisled by 5. Augustus MITCHELL
MircHELLs IRavI HERS GuipE THROUGH TIL,
MrEp eIAIts; map of the roalls, distances Stem
host and camel routes &c. just received and for sale
WIN MKEAN
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mr. ) Cor Common AMI Tt.lau,,nu,,s

EM zoo IS Naval Sketch Book, or the Service
A''t and ashore With characteristic renini<cen
;eS, Fragments ana OPINIONS. by the author of
Tales OF IL FAR &c. second series, in , vols.
Rniml"m RecnliectInls of The House OF Connous
hom the Henr 1871 /" the close oil 1885. including
ia sketches "f the leading membership one of no mr.
y, Just received and tor sale by " AIckEAN
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ltARPER'S classical IJRpADv

HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY
! GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis. ID u with
Il" hppsni'N, containing Translation, If vor;nn.
" . A. by Ben jolls"n, Cowley, Milton, Drydon
rope addison, Swift Cllutertnn Il WakeIieli pnrs'm
Mf' IN, Ac. un s"me Of the eminent poets Of tn
,iI;rsrS, with the appendix If indius transit,
anu '7'h "'iarpcr's ~ 'i,ni Library
$, ne '.Nrcd,ti'n ut III Li'itr.r Cl.INNER, by
''''o''i, u - wh n memoir o. the Author n, r,,,
tiuihsilun "'' ny uo
iilE iiPSf; Tale, by rh,ant!lnr of "pn, p,,.a
Mary OF rsundr," Mc., ~w cI,t,vu o v..o ."nm,
II " ''"it~
PAUL ,llFFOED;by tn. au,cor n, .p.lh..
IN: i'H' ! III Nc, b:n! vL.uns IL Of IN, ns~ ~
not at WIS tonrte' ,.ks Jun, r.,.r;vsl
s"t =. WIN ALcktAN
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~ ARDS v.gelrhe Nair Oil. for ,be rc.,oro,io
Y y and Gfn,kin of u air -

Ne ARDS Vegetable Wair Oil. for ,be re.,oro,;o,
~ and growth of Hair, giving health and beaut, nm,
I yeventing alness 'A't
Eefore this Hair MI Offered tn the mill, :, BIOL
oeen died in hnndr ds fcases isItnc.. tbinnes sn,
'ane oil OF Z hair. snd inev instance lis snI,fo,
effects have been realised. IL has ne sr fa ed to rod
new and beautiful growth of ha heads nlrcsd
bald. In where il becor dry an ceases ~ grn
this Oil will very neer il healthy, and nrodIc,
IN id and be .nti'ul growth of hair wt,cut The .i.,
injury 10 the head rms 0il gives agreeable fr,,
grnn,e and is preferable ether II ir OH :pr mo
inning ',nr''r~ NJ s'"Fs;' The hai-. The h ,r
net be,0 re- DIV e5ier ysirs j. For sale NJ
~ 3Es rect
EES Il D'LANGE
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NOtlCE.-Thc swuer of s-verui packages merchau
dize marked Madame V. Artlquencave, per shin
Grocn, from Now York, is hereby not fed thar thsv
have been stored BY STETSOS, AVERY & ca.
NIL Coasignses "Grutou
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

FVN THE
Srrr'ua or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheu,no,;s,,
Chrome Cuaneous Dis Pains in the Bones bv f,ss
,, ''H'1 use of Mercury
The blood being in vitintcd state
'n'S very concentrated syrup il prepared with tho
2''n'csl arnnccnticu and accuracy md contain
me "ri'e nncple g" SnrSaInrla in the mos COM en-
'rrd d'"r"r, combined with other vegetable Substance
:" known r!tracv.
Ing great d"Snleratum with physicians in being mil
:" eN'ihi' large quantity of Sarsaparilla in a SIM
h1e' has been obtained in this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES helm
lug, i "''h.eh 81 It's sncr''s confidently administer
'I", course "t their practice.
:, irn;e - % per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
hi", HERS drug store, No. | lCanul street, wbe-
s nr nut fresh and genuine, dircc from the pr,1 ri.
tors, 'wans lanaceu and Verinilgc pottcrs E, t,nL
CON- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, n,I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

- ,,,,,. IlNNtuk'S ROME &c.
EJlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF m
n Goii+n!i'h's Abrdglnent Of the History of Roma
70 "h'c! is prelixr! an Introduction to the study o
Eon'un History, and great variety of valuable infoy
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
nefo',S biographical and historical Notes; and oue,
IONS for examination At the end of each sectinn n
. Illustrated with thirty cNgmvings on wood by Ahrrton
ilNSn'k Improved Edition of l.r tiodsmihs IIistnrv
o England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar IN Ihs
death of GEORGE I'd, with continuation 10 The ven
l"'S. Nl'h questions for examination at the end q
n"ch srr'I'n. Bts'cs variety Of valuable intorma
lon added Throughout. the work. ConssIno If mill
o. ron'en'f"rnS, S"vcr'igns and eminent persons
."r"'s explanatory notes. Remarks on tie noli
'rs, manners and literature of the age An nutl;re.
ihe constitutional Ac &c. illustrated by MANY engr,
nIgs. y 'y o''s''
"'fS ,; EitMkFrs OF ARrRoSoMy and an Aordgmen
OF Nellhs New Treatise the i Sc of G;Inhes N.x
.'n"r""s edl"iI' with additions and Improvement,
ana an expation ul the astronomical sor Of rho An.
ten Almanac f " '''o al"
Just received and for sale by WaI M.KEAN
nov - corner OF Camp aud Common ST.
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~ 1905 l43 h. or Sd 90
Northwnri Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being ) DAYS and II hours
TEN DOLLAKS REIYARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY f. III 1863 Carondelet corner of IIcvis
Streets on The night of 30 Il Of August, und was
seen .lc next morning in peylrns street, a negro how
named CHARLES, nhou IL years Of age on s fee
~ there"hou's in he.h', bnck and has an imcd
'h' IN ms speech, one of bis legs il sore oc"usi0ncc
by arecemt hurt; he ud ON when he went owoy white
cotton or linen slir md white cotton un,alouns.
Waste RS ut vessels and steam boats cautioned n
sinst receiving or harbormg said negro, MS well us
o'lef persons, as The utmost rigour Of the law will be
enforced ng"st them. The above reward will be puia
hrh:'!vc ing him int my Of the ias of either OF tn"
municipalities, or n, l69 Cnrondeel, corner of lev
- n!'.. sept
NbiltE-lhe coin tmrrsl, heretofore existing
!. under the firm Of ''uhoIs T. GanrtsOn, has baeY
n'ss"''"d. Thc subscriber will liuuia,c the affairs
ti' concern III This city, and requires all oson- n!eo
'h to mike payment I" him o"ly, and all those having
claims, t" present hem for settle .,rnl.
SIT j,t;tPpI,,ysnN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
NEW ORLEANS H. NASHVILLE RAIL KOAT

NEW ORLEANS h NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
fENHH storkh"l crs Of this company are hereby M,
u tiled Tint by II resolution of the board of lirec
ten rns~sd on the 18Th inst the call made on them on
HE i3h February asst, for the payment of five dollars
share, was rescinled and the said Stockholders are
further notified that
Vii REAS, by resolution of rhi+ board pnssed ON
Inc l9th INST a call has been nde the stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Kali Road Conmny
or the io'iwing pnrnen- the the stock held resp &C.
Ne! ny ihIin Nz:-wo ioIiur, iei share, pavale on
the irst day OF September NEXT Two dollars per share
payable an the itrS day of December next; aud twn
"eSt Now therefore he il resolved th,t tie sccr.nry
OF Tins company snail notify the share holders therein
thnu?h the public pr MS u The city that in orny
with the >lxt section Of the charter they .,,e pcrmilt ID
I" postpone any payment called in the stock Of said
Company for The term oi sixty days, from and after the
hy on wi. CHI u is made payable, with the exp css con-
d'tIm however, that if mt regnlarly paid within the
SAID iTo nsuon OF sixty days, from and aft ll .nv
Oh which should have been paid, that then the stock
on whH.l SAID payments should have leen m,dc ia and
r"na . or',cd to the company, the charter on that
p"ntimng imperative. ~ conformity therefore, to sui,
call, all stuck OF the Stockholders in said company ms
mink proper to par off the pnyinuts their stock IN
the end of the additional sixty days. which the cur,er
allows tn 'n notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for, and due the first of Sea-
tenlern next, may lie postponed under The sixth secInn
OF said charter until tbs 81 81 ry of October next tn
the payment q: dollars per share called for and
due IN the first ,!av Of December next, NAV he most
r"ne until the 3th day OF January II; nd The INV
ment q" two dollars per share called fur and lne ON tic
Stday q" March next, may be postponed until the Both
day Of April next
Extracts OF tue minutes of the board.
June . McNAIR, Sec'rv..
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MAlL ARKANGEMENP

,,v.S Due Every Day at II NJ.
"''hAcrh """'} Closes Every day at 1oy AM
,,,..,..,, Mai, Due every Sunday, Wednesday,
by mny Of mes Closes every Mou,uv yysdrssds
'o"S, and Saturday, i,y 9, +. NJ.
,r,.,...u.;( DHe every Tuesday, 1hurs,lay II
'"e ' az, ma" SATURDAY, by +. nj.
via Closes every Monday, We,lncsaa ,
EXPRESS, MtiI~
TIMES OF RIVAL. DEPARTURE DISTANCE
NC. % "" Express Mail, bcIw"-n MOBILE and New
no'k-lenvng Mobile dail" at 3 p. NJ. Northwar
New York daily nj p. NJ soullwnrd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

DEAFNESS
a NEW article for persons troubled with des n,s.
(cal'ed the Ear rupst) has just be N received
ov me ns" ~ thich, tl- S lHtiu of the Inn
man voice l. ,s'lTctir Cu."s, I'd To tie .ar An, ,,
vii" D is ever nrsn obliged covers. with very d.,
~ on must re fully s- e If the dic ,lty and en-
bar Ssnent experienced BON lnen~eIves and t, H.
div 'nOS 50 unfortunate vaic,ed. BY the use If n,
LAR rum yet ms ob or,inn entirely nI,vntri Th,
most step 'rni have nl~hNsa a,,iam their Iout IT,,
having used ING iru.ntcl. For sale
IF GUION'S,
Fancy store, Garner ot C.n and st Ckurles ,,ee,
ni.r /! .1liItiI. Hotel. feh ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

EkACON SlUks--'h ra,y. t'iue;np,,, ,,,.
nn'h' t'"'t' ''' sicn'.,''At f,"nn. u, 10, .n,,
HH't.Ef II liAAr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
r. p. C. II.

CHECKS On IHlLADELrHIA-For sale bv
~ fORKE IROTHERS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

HE Snbsc riberS Agents for the extensive house nf
. w. l. :. Brrcler, Sheffield ENGLAND, have ms,
sceved very extensive set of m ela consisting Of
able and Dessert Knives Of O. descrtic Pen,
ocfe.; mn, and Spear point Knives: Raznrs, Sris-
sors Edge Toals &c. &c &c which thew ,re prepared
oexhib to the trade Tor orders. Term. and conditions
viii be made known at the time,
milo }. d. BEIN & A COHEN qn Cannon c.,
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ii GARRETSON
" W. SW AIN

No. II Ca: al S.r Ncm Orleans
d AS always on hand family X rerri,n. Ry
~ ',Nc", Chemicals, md Pam s, anon. shc, ar,
ollouui.:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

= III .soi,e, nAN1'r u co, ave now receiving 'ro,
IN board ship Orleans. Eagle. Highlander, Poker
Terry Andrew, French aud German play cards; Rack
sanmn' ''oar;s Chess,nen. > Ia and 38 im'l lSil
ard italls &, 10 and - inch blade Bowie Knives.
,;enther md other travelling Dressing Cases: Belt.
'.ockei' Horsenans, and D,ang Pistols; double and
'hGe hhretl'd Guns: Game Bag; Shot ReltS Powder
md i''sfol tia<ks Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups:
Caps and Can Hn lnrs: Cloth, 'Fair. Tooth:
,md Nail brushes: Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
Tooth Powder, Toilet aud Shaving Scans, in great
r'etv: long Hair Brafls, Rngias and Frzettea Pear.
and Toilet Powder: Emery i,ags;Ivorv Tub Cushions:
na'enf Slides ar Carriers: Gum Elastic SrsPenlers:
Powder Puts and Boxes; Gill Chains, Seals and News;
N.ar-drops; Waist Buckles bracelets; Bead Necklaces
and Chans Gilt and Sve,ed Beads; Indian Beads
Iselis and rlumes; Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition their former stock TN hand
makes their assortment very complete and will he sold
ow and On liberal terms, the aien Of the Golden
Comb. i25.tf 70 I,bartres s,ree,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
y GLENN'S PERFUM RlES.
c rRlNt ARD,
Corner y! Canal aud Bourbon streets

N."'nr"i's I" ~ seen II t'.t sinu. Paints. ell,
;'s', r"l''i >H1''sl', Nc. GA l4n"' EG .or Safe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
LATE FROM ENGLAND,

Oar late storm seems to have been far
exceeded in severity and extent Of disaster
bv one which swept over the West Of
Englan on the 9Th Of January. No less
than 10 columns o. the Liverpool Mail
are filed with details Of its ravages. In
hat town the damage was so general That
not one street entirely escaped. Great
numbers Of chmnes were blown down.
crushing the houses in their fall-roof-
were carried away-garden walls prostra-
ted, &c.-and in some instances entire
houses were reduced to heaps Of ruin
Several lives were lost, bat in a very extra.
ordinary number of cases, persons who
were buried by The fall Of bricks and ruins
were subsequently cxtrcated alive. and for
the most part little injured.
The disasters among the shipping were
terrible. No less than three Of The New
York packets were lost, the Oxford, 81,
Andrew and Pennsylvania. The. Oxford
went on shore in Boo,le Bav on the night
of the 9th, with oil her masts standing.
The next morning the passengers, l2 IN
number, with the captain and crew, landed
in safety, with their luggage. The mass
tell in the course of the night.
Near 10 he same spot, the steamer Red
wing, a tender for the mail, went ashore
So violent was the hurricane. that although
the Redwng had three anchors out, and
her full power of steam on, one Of the
cables snapped and the other two anchors
dragged, the vessel going bodily on shore,
TIL at last the captain was obliged TO slip
his cables, to avoid running into The Oxford
The wind then drove the vessel on her
beam ends, and being unable to get her
head to windward, she went on shore sde-
way.
The S.. Andrew struck on the Burbo
Sands. The passengers were taken off by
steam vessel, the Victoria. High enco.
NUNS are paid, in The Liverpool papers, to
the cool and steady conduct OF Captain
Thompson. The ship was total wreck.
The ship Lockwoods, with great mum,
Der of passengers on board. went upon the
North Bank, her fore and main masts fall.
ing in the shock. She was boarded by the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
From Liuerpool pnpcr of Januayv &.


we have stated in another paragra ,,h that
Mr Roebuck arrived hero on Sturdav. with a
Judge order ia see tho prisoners from Cana
da. confined IN the Borough Caol. Tho re-
suit of his visit, and the success of his exer-
tons in their favour, may be inferred from
the fact that iwelvc of tho prisoners are 10
leave Liverpool on Tuesday next. by tho rail.
way, for the purpose of having tested in the
Court of Queens Bench the validity of their
sentence Of transportation. The writs Of
habeas corpus under which they are brought
up, have been issued upon the afTidavils Of
Messrs Hume and Rocbuck, that the twelve
prisoners alluded to have been sent to this
country under sentence Of transportation
without trial. The question Of the legality Of
the proceedings will, Of course, excite much
interest, and an opinion prevails that they
WI be acquitted. Their names are. Finley
Malcolm, John G.. Parker, Paul Bedford,
Leonard Watson, Lynus Wilson Miller, Ira
Anderson, John Grant, Robert Walker, Ran.
dnli Wyon,' William Reynolds, James Brown,
William Alves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

BATES, THE MURDERED, was executed in
this town on the 9Th inst, at about 3 O'Clock,
7. Nj. He displayed much frmness at tho
place of execution he became to all appear.
ance, penltcnt for the crime no had commit.
ted; The night previous he made fun confes.
sion OF the murder Of his brothers. wife, as
well as the preparation of other crimes of
less enormty, but which would have consign.
ed him TO the walls ola Stale Prison. A large
concoursc of people assembled at an early
hour to witness the execution, variously est.
mated at from to 10000 souls; he was at.
tended TO the gallows by several clergymen,
and The religious exercises were conducted
with great solemnity. Tho people were gen.
orally orderly, The Military, deserved much
praise for the prompt performance of their
duty. God grant that Bennington NAV never
be the scene Of another execution. Bennine.
ton Gaseite.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

MuLBERRIEs. The great auction sale
of Morus Mulicaulis trees, on Saturday
last, was attended by such an immense con.
course of purchasers, that the large room
Of Mr.. VIM. II. Franklin, the auctioneer.
could not contain them. The trees were
remarkably fine, and had just arrived from
Mobile. They appeared to be Of two years
growth, although i, was stated they wore
but one year old. The prices ranged from
81 each tree for the largest size, down to
81 rs for the smallest trees. which was the
least price that any was sold for.--N Y
Star.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
From the Sunday Observer.

We understand thu, the Radicals of
London are engaged in dividing the me.
tropolis into districts, for the purpose of
getting up q Simultaneous and active and
political agitation in all parts Of it. One or
more of their most popular orators nre TO
be appointed to agitate in each of the dis.
tricts until the day appointed for presen,
ing the peoples charter to Parliament sha Il
arrive, and then it is intended that the 70
or 80 delegates to assemble in London from
the radical associations from all parts of the
country, shall be followed down to the
houses of Parliament by one Of The great.
est assembages of the working classes
ever known in London. The radicals con.
tidenily calculate that The demonstration"
they will be able to make on this occasion
will make deep and permanent impression
on both branches of the legislature, respect.
ing the union which xlstsamong the lower
classes, and their determination 10 obtain
what they conceive to DO their rights.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-16

DAILY VALUE OF SuxsHlSE-The value of
the agricultural products of the United States,
cannot be less than $500, 600, 900 ANNUALLY.
The perfection Of this is depending on the
weather of four months, June. July, August
aud September, or about one hundred aud
twenty days. Every one knows that without
sunshine the crops would be failure either
totally or partially; aud hence we eau estimate
ts average daily value at about $1,000, 900 I!
There can be no doubt. that considering the
nature OF the previous weather, the beautiful
days preceding the Goth July. added from ten
IL fifteen millions daily to the value Of our ag-
ricultural products yet like many other good
things the very commouuess of this invaluable
ard powerful agent, cauSes il to be overlooked.
and IFS revol,s uudcrvalned. Without sun.
SHINE the earth would soon become another
chaos. destitute Of ORDER" without form and
void"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-16
NEWPORT
THoMSoNIAN INFIRM AIRY.
{ Corner Of Spring and MI Street

Corner ot Spring ana uH Streets'J
nR. J. w. NICHOLS would respectfully IN
IL form he citizens OF Newport and the public
generally that his practice Is in street conformity 10
the correct and phosophIc principles d. hrsi pfomu-
gated by the great medical reiormer Thomson, and
that he wiling to rely upon his success IN his prac
iice for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
ThOmsOn's saluiaTy and efficient remedies IN the
hour Of distress the lfedraInlng lancel-the yes
eating Canlharides-lhe Mercurlal the AnumOnlal,
and their cOncomitant pOisons-wi be cordially re-
ceyed at his Infrmary, where every attention requi-
site to facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. y. will attend to patients at their residence as
usual and supply hls friends and the public with
pure medicines packed with printed directions for
family use also, many valuable medical books, ex-
planatory ofthe Thomsonlan System. Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths during the day and evening, at short notice
The AgueOus VapOr Bath, lor cleaning the surface
and equazng the circulation OF the fluids, Is admir-
able; for eruptons Of the skin. Rheumatic aud liver
affections IL stands preemnent. June 20.