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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-24
SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| VuNllERE is no mistake in this inv valuable fami
/ n ly medicine. II has been used, and its
efficacy tested, by thousands and il is no lon
ger doubtful, that it is the best family medicine
that is or has been offered to the public. Every
family should constantly have these pills at hand
for there are SO many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may be almost
said to be an universal preventive, as well as a
II cure I; and would, nine times in ten, if promptly
resorled TO, remove difficulties, which, too often
neglected, because apparently slight, or for the
want Of present remedy, result in painful and
protracted diseases, and frequently in death
| ICe BE PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with engraved fac sinile OF
the proprietor's signature, and an engraved label.
signed by his own hand, and containing the
words "VEGETABLE PILLS" The cover of
the box is stamped &C. s., None others are
genuine.
;u-Fs The reader is particularly referred to the
recommendations and certificates which accom-
pany the pills and the rcspectabty Of which,
cannot be questioned.
| In all cases Of pain, a single trial will satisfy
the most increduous, that they ure what they
are recommended to be.
/ Their operation is so perfectly gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, at all times
aud places, and under all circumstances, and no
traveller should be without them.
| By proper use, these pills have been found TO
cure the most iuveterate scroiula, headache,
piles, dyspepsia, SC. &c. &c.
Prepared by GIDEON SPENCER, Wcrwick,
u. l., sole proprietor, and 10 uhom only the
com position IS kno,rn.
The Pills may DO obtained in this place Of
MARY TllLEY, 40 Spring street, sole Agent
for Newport and most OF the Towns und Villa
ges in the State Of tho appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Agents for the sale Of "SPencer's
Vegetable Pills
e.. Brown, Little Compton;
\ Monro g. Clifford, Bristol;
| n. b Burr, Warren;
l Ilowland g. Church, Westport;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
II Doc "a.
/ certify TINT have been long afflicted
with scroflo, OF that description generally
termed the Jackson Itch. 1t had progressed
so far that it spread over my face,and portions
of my body ;end was unable to find any CT
tec,ual remedy, till made trial Of SpES
cER's VEaErAsLE PiLLs. have taken -four
boxes Of them. aud they have effected CON
ple,e cure. HENRY a. W.ATTESO.E
II Ptotidence, Dec. 23, 1896
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Died,


In this town. on the Nth inst, Mrs. Mary Pratt Wi
dow of Mr. Thomas Pratt, sgcd 75 years.
lu Wexford, on Monday evening last, Capt. Samuel
Thomas, aged 90 years. the oldest inhabant in that
place. Captain Thomas wss appointed by the General
Assembly Of this State in March l776, Captain Of com
pany OF Miliin in his native town. lie was several
emergencies called TO the discharge Of active and peril
dutes and through the stormy period OF the revou-
tion jealous supporter Of his countrys cause
taning through his long fe the character Of honest
respectable man. and good citizen.
In New Orleans Dec. Goth OF consumption, Mr. Josias
Lawon, formerly Of this town, and late Of Nantucket.
In BRISTOL lith inst, Mrs Eleanor Spooner, wife Of
Mr. Charles spoone and daughter Of the late Mr. Edmund
Munro, Jr. aged 33 years.
At Providence, On Wednesday last, Col. Thomas Hud-
son, aged 5s years.
In Hudson, n " on the llth inst, Capt. Alexander
Coffin in the a9t year OF his age, born 2lsi September
l740, on the island OF Nantucket.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General assembly, January Session, 1880
AN ACT to adjourn the Court of Common
Pleas within aud for the County OF New
port
BE il enacted by The General Assembly as
joiiors:
SrcTroN I. The Court Of Common Pleas,
which by adjournment, would be holden with
in and for the county of Newport, on the
third Monday Of Jan. instant, IS hereby I'D.
;ourned to meet again according to law, at
the next regular term thereof on the third
Monday of May next; all cases md other
business undisposed of before said court ,sholl
be continued to the said next term Of said
court. And executions which shall issue on
all judgments rendered by said court, at the
Nov. term thereof A. ID. le:'S. shall issue OF
any time aitor the expiration OF five days from
thc third Monday of Jan. instant
|, Truc copy: Witness,
\ HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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For Sale,
Bank Of RhOhe.1 ! slanGS

A Il the annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
IA the Bank Of Rhode Island, held pursuant
to Charter on Monday, Jan. 9TH, 1899, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for the
year ensuing, viz :-Audlcy Clarke. ). +. Gard
ner. James Hammond, n. B. Hammett, WIN.
&c. Gibbs, \. e. Dunn and Peleg Clarke.
At meeting Of the Directors held subsequent
y on the same day, Audley Clarke, Esq was
elected President.
J,nl7. w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
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Susser County. Class 4,
Capital S7,O00-Tickets $2.
Friday. Jan. 25th,
Literature Lottery, Class a,
Capital ,000-Tickets 50.
Saturday, Jan. Goth.
Virginia Leesbuyg. Class /.
Capitals $4,000 & 100 of ], I,000-Tickets TO-
Monday, Jan. 2Sib,
.Nt,c Jersey, Class 4,
Capital $50, 0,0O0-Tickets IS.
Tuesday, Jan. 29th.
Staies Treasury, Class 3,
2Capitals ,000-Tickets "a.
Wednesday. Jan. Both.
Consolidated Of Maryland. Glass a,
Capitals Sl2 2000 10000, and 40 of 500, &c.
lowest prize S5 net.-TcketS S5.
For Tickets or Shares please apply to
Il. q. MOVES,
No. 2, Colonnade Row, Thames
All orders enclosing Cash or Prize Tick.
cts will meet with prompt aud confidential
attention if addressed as above.
Jan "a.
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COpartncrship Formed.

A copartncrship has this day been formed,
"A by the subscribers in Broad street, t,where
they intend keeping on hand general as
sortment of GROCERIES, CROCKERY
BOOTS and SHOES, GRAIN, FARM.
ING UTENSILS, and a variety of other
articles, looked for in Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of Nicholas Hhiie & Co.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan /, 1889. NOAH WHITE.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondny, Jan. 81,
(Reported for The Boston Patriot.)

Al market 230 Beef Cattle, and 900 Sheep.
PRIcEs-BEEF CATTLE-An advance on former prices
was obtained and we quote To correspond. viz first
quality at 75ass; second quality 90 a $50; third
quality rs a so.
SHEEp-Lots were taken at o75, 80, 3 50, 25, A 90
and 25. We also noticed eight extraordinary Cosset
Wethers, which sold for SIPS.
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MEMORANDA.

Cid at Wilmington, NJ c. 4th inst, brig Echo, Mes
ser, for Havann.
Arr. ut New Orleans, 9th inst, steamer Kingston
Shnliz, from Mobile. -
CiiI AT Savannah 18th inst, scl'I Eagle Wyle, fo
Havana
At Charleston, 1ith inst brig Sea Bird, Mayberry ,i
New Orleans.
Cid. at Savannah, 1ith inst, sch'r Franklin Greene
Waite, Havann.
Arr. ut New Orleans, 10th inst, schr Wolcott, Bur
dick, from Attnkapas.
Al Iaguna, Dec. 33h, brig Gov. Coddington, ,Cozzcns
OF this port, for Marsces, loading.
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Certificate.
.f,v 1st. 1879


Th. rsrtioe. that DR. ID. X. Bo0-StLs, Surgeon Dem
fist has been engaged with for some time past IN the
s,ndy and nr,ctre of Dentistry have found him very
Ingenious and checrully recommend MN To ,ne puc
a n.n,is, worthy of confidence; knowing him to he
of good moral character, and believing they VIII he wen
ncn,cd with his professional services, or any work that
P"'''" '"''''' ~ W.T.. ESTEN, Dentist,
Jan "a No 9, Westmhstef'st', rro'iuchcc'
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vENIIE person who has in his possession bor-
Il rowed copy Of Goeibe's Faust, in French,
with Reizsch's Illustrations, will do great favor
by leaving it at this Office, or returning it 10 the
owner, in BROAD STREET.
Ian II 1879
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The 9Th of February has been fixed
upon by the House of Assembly Of Vir-
ginin for the election Of q U. S. Sena-
tor. 1t is supposed that an earlier day
NAV be recommended by the Senate.
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L have determined

no keep c l. 9TH and ca X p E r
Il STOR f., and make close of all fam
cy and other Goods, appertaining to Ladies
apparel at some price or other. ! am now
receiving, every few days, Cloths, ,Cassmeres,
md Sattinetts, and shall always have n COM
plete assortment on hand. l shall have no
Carpetings until spring. My Cloths, &c
shall be sold ut the lowest possible prices.
Dec 20. WbL JAMES TTLLEY.
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by MILTON HALL-Auctionee


Furniture and Bank stock
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday nert, at the late rss;deaes oj
Wmg Spooner. at 10 o'clock a. M,
wiH be sold at Public AUCTION,
A quantity of Household Furniture.
.ALSO-ut 12 o'clock, in front Of To,cn-
send'S Hotel,
IN Shares in the Capital Stock ofthe Rhode
M Island onion Bank. BY order of Clarke
Burdick, Admir-. Also, immediately after, y
Shares more in said Bank. jan "a.
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The U. S. Exploring Squadron were
at Rio Dec. 10, preparing for sea to
sail in a few days.
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SnIrwRRcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-Thc n.
Orleans papers state that the Spanish barquc
Argonautc, Capt. Avla, bound to Havana.
from Santander, went ashore on Gingerbread
Key, on the morning of Monday, lst inst
The captain, mate, crew, and seven passen-
gers lin sll, "a sOuls) took to the boats. and
reached Cat Key in safety, leaving AZ pas
sengcrs on board, all of whom perishcd.-
The Arab, Captain c. Chace, arrived at New
Orleans on the oh inst. with 16 Of those that
cscapcd, and the remaining eight were car
ried in the ship I.eondas TO Mobile. The
persons saved had subsis,cd d3 hours without
food or rcireshmcnt of any kind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-24

Hon. Ruel Williams, OF Maine, has
been reelected U. S. Senator, from
that State.
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FRoM Msxico.-The intelligence from
Vera Cruz is TO Dec. l3. The news Of the
evacuation Of the city and castle by the
French is confirmed. Santa Anna had been
charged by the Mexican government with the
command in place Of Gen. Rincon, and an at
tempt was made, in violation of the terms o:
the treaty. to seize the French officers, in
cuding Prince dc Joinvlc. who had landed
in the city. They succeeded in taking three
officers, bot the Prince had reimbarked. Sc
vcral armed boats took a threatening attitude,
which secured the release of the French Of
ficers, also permission to foreigners to quit
the city. The next morning tho Admiral
landed thousand men, having the Prince
de Jonvillc a, their head, destroyed the bat,
tcries, spiked the cannon, and attempted to
secure Gems. Santa Anna and Arsta the Sec
ond i'll command. The attempt succeeded in
relation to the latter, but Santa Anna, alter
being wounded was carried oii'by his soldiers
and had suffered the amputatlon OF his leg
Il Gen. Codcllas bad been sent to replace him
| with instructions 10 submit to no arrange.
men,. There was great excitement through
out the country, and call for the expulsion
of all foreigners.
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I'll e RAID OF THE TIMES

|! Mr.. CALnoUE.-The Richmond Wing SAYS ave
have received accounts from Washington couarma,ory
OF the runored dissatisfaction OF Mr. Calhoun with the
administration. That gentleman, IL is now confidently
asserted Is preparing 10 take another leap The nita.
will assume, we will not undertake to predict"
DELAwAsE.-The House OF Representatives In Dela-
ware has elected its part Dr. Mnulle, a sound whr
successor to Mr.. Bayard in tho u 8. Senate Maue
ll-James A. Bayard, (Loeo) 8. The Senate will IL il
supposed, choose James A. Bayard. The Locos have
4 majority In that branch.
H GEs. GRATIor.-It Is intimated In the New York
Courier Enquirer that Gen. Gratiot has been sacrin-
ced unjustly, by the Administration In looking round
pie that defacatons are punishable Let the General
make this clearly and justice will be done TO him.
There than dred heavy deiaulters now
in Office, but they are important politicians, and their
services wanted.
II ANTI-BowIE-KSIrE LAVA bill is now before the
Kentucky Legislature, enacng severe penalties against
carrying concealed weapons, dirks, bowie knives, &c
and selling the same without license Of eco cost IL
also taxes such own these weapons.
It is stSred that Drs Frost and Sweet the Thomp.o-
nian practitioners in New York, about TO answer
to the law for the death of four children who died under
their ministrations. The disease small pox The
treatment is not mentioned.
Mr.. Boyle has been dismissed from the Office of chief
clerk Of the Navy Department, In nsequence OF his
having struck passed mdshipman in his Office a few
days SINCE in the ssurse Of an angry discussion in rera
tien to business.
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CRAv Mohsir. Silk. and Merino, of
u different color. snd patterns, JUS, opened
! No, = I76, 1hsmss-ss
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Cow. ELIIorT.-The House of Represen
ta,lves at Washington, it will be seen, have
adopted resolution, directing the Secretary
of the Navy to furnish the House with cer-
tain charges heretofore preferred by C. G.
Hunter, Of the U. S. Navy, against Captain
J. d. Elliott, Of "most violent, insulting out
RACES upon the feelings and right of said
Hunter on race course near Port Mahon
Island of Minorcu," and of general miscon-
duct while commandcr.in- chief of the Medi.
terranean squadron, and to furnish the rea
sons, if any, why the Department has no,
heretofore ordered q court of inquiry to sit
upon said charges, against said Elliott.
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Notice.

nOCT. WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
~ having removed to Johnston, r. |. wish
es all persons with whom he has unsettled ac-
counts, to call on SAMUEL CLARKr, Esq. of
Portsmouth, and adjust the same or on the
doctor. at his residence in said Johnston.
Portsmouth, Jan :, ls39-(Jan III
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"THE BALL RoLLING."-The New Orleans
Bee, hitherto pungent and able Van Buren,
journal, has come out in favor of Henry Clay
for the Presidency, and against the Sub
Treasury. Mr.. Van Buren is disposed of in
the following summary manner:-
"We believe Martin Van Buren, to be un-
worthy, and altogether incapable of admins
tering the Office of President Of the United
States that he is the creature Of circum-
stances, substituting expedcncy for princi-
pie, and cunning for craftsmanship, and moth ..
ing short Of thorough purging of the various
departments from the influence aud contacion
of the present dynasty can save the country
from the doom to which i.nbecility and Cor.
rupton are hurryng it."
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An up country farmer, being told he was
one Of the bone and sinews Of the country,
drily remarked that bones and sinews were
of but very little use without brains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-24

The inaugural speech of Gov. Noble, Of
S. Carolina thus alludcS to the subject of
laboiton:--
"But there remains one agiiating ques-
ton, which in its dircfu consequence
menaccs the safely of the Union. alude
to the abolition queston--cvery day exhibits
it in more terrific aspect. Already have
these abolition mscreants entered the polit.
cal arena, and strong party IN some Of the
non slaveEolding states have sought and
obtained their alliance. The crisis has ar
rived which admonishes Us to be prepared
ior the conflict which is fast approachng.-
The slaveho!ding states should look to the
adoption Of those measures of prccantion and
prevention, as well as Of defence, which
their position demands.
A well regulated militia being essential to
our safety, it becomes US TO cherish and in
vigora,c this right arm of our security and
protection, by keeping mp the militia spirit
of the country, and preparing our citizens to
defend their fircsides, and all that is mos,
dear to them, against the unholy machlna.
tions Of those who would drench our fields in
blood, and sweep our land with the besom ol
destruction.
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Notice.
No. 81, l'hames-st.

A T meeting Of the Directors of the COD
"A DINGTON MANUFACTURING CO
held at the Counting Room of q. Wood, Jan
uary 10Th, 1885,
Voted and Resolved, That the Treasurer
be ordered to notify the delinquent Stockhold
crs that unless all instalinents (duc on the
first subscription TO said stock are paid, ol
satisfactorily adjusted on or before the frs,
day of March next, their Stock will be adver.
tised for sale according to the conditions OF
the Charter.
Newport, January "a, 1899.
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nRANoE.pECCo--a very choice black Tea, just re-
~ csiN cd anu for sale by Il q W e'Aw1oE'
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CANTON Soy and MUSHROOM CAT.
~ SUP, for sale at the Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium, 1877 Thames. street. Also,
Mint, Tanzy, Rose, Orange and Peach Wa
tiers. Jan "a.
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THE Wr,rnEa.-Ii will be seen by our Meteorolog''
ca Diary that the Thermometer last evening nt o'clock
stood Mt above zero degree. colder than any wealth
we have previously experienced during the present
winter. We had little yesterday, the first OF any
consequence this winenot enough, however, 10 coyer
the ground for seighing The winter, previous to yes
terdny has been remarkably mild aud pleasant from the
commcncenent and the navigation Of the river to Pro-
vdcuce has been almost entirely unobstructcd by Ice
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SHAKERS HERE'S.
A N assortment Of Shakers Herbs, in email
N packages, for family use, for sale by
IL. j. TAYLOR,
Sept. 27. las ThaMes-st.
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s TAT E
OF THE
w Z A TIL f r.
Married,

In this town, Thursday evening last, by the Rev
MIR Stoddurd, Mr. Philip Simmons Of Little Compton, IA
Miss Abby b. Richardson, daughter Of the late Mr. Jacob
Richardson, Jr., OF this town.
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spNOTICE.

A IL persons who have unsettled accounts
N apains, the CODDINGTON MANU-
rACTURING co. are requested to present
the same TO SAMUEL ALLEN, Trcas'r. at his
Counting Room, on Stevens wharf, without de-
lay. Ian i'' iooo.
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AUCTIONS.
BY WIN. LOvIE-AuctionssE.
Admin fstrafors' Sale.

On NJ OND.A Y Jan. 29ih, at ii o'clock a.
NJ toiH be sold at The Shop lately occupied
BY James w Coddington, dec. on The Long
HharG
A quantity Of coach and chasemaker's tools
IA lone second hand chaiss, several new
" heelbarrows, and u number Of other articles IN
the chaiseniaker's line.
Jan II. ID. C. DENHAM, Adm'S
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The Legislature Of Illinois have adopted resolutions
Recognizing the doctrine Of the right oi nstructng their
Representatives and scnators IN Congress.
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FORTUNES HO Me.
TRY YOUR LUCK.
THIS DAY-$6,O0o for ST..
To-morrow-Sl0.O00 for S4.
SATURDAY,
-Brilliant cheme-
tai $4,000

Tickets and shares in great variety OF
number for sale singly or by the package.
Any association Of Gentlemen may pur-
chase packages on the most liberal terms.
Orders from abroad or at home will be
faithfully attended to. Those who prefer
purchasing by medium Of the Post Office may
be assured OF having their orders attended to
if addressed
@. n. SMITH,
Jan "a. No 81, Thames-st.
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IMpRovEmfNTs IN NARRAGAYsETr Bay

II IMPROVEMENTS IN NARRAGANsETr Bay
Mr.. Tlllinghast presented on Monday, in the
u. 5. House Of Representatives, the petition
OF James Rhodes aud others, FOR an uppropria
ton for the removal Of distractions in Paw
tuxet barbor Rhode Island. And on his
motion, it was resolved that the Committee
on Commerce be instructed 10 inquire into
the expediency Of providing,by an appropria-
ton, for the removal of distractions to navi-
cation in Providence river, at or near the
orts of Providence and Pawtuxet.
Mr.. Tilingbast also submitted the follow
ing joint resolution, which was reud twice and
committed to Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union.
Whereas, examinations and surveys have
heretofore been made in the Narraganscit
Bay, IN Rhode Island with view to Military
and Nacal establishments, and reports having
been made to the Navy Department and
communicated to Congress, containing evi.
dence Of The fitness aud advantages of place
upon the waters o! that bay for a naval de-
pot:
| Resolved, &C., That the Secretary Of the
navy, ms soon as may be, cause such further
examination and surveys to be made as are
in his opinion necessary for ascertaining the
fitness and the relative advantages or dsad-
vantagcs Of place in the said Nara gansett
Bay for naval establishment yard, and de-
pot, on shore, and the best possible location
thereof in said bay; with estimates of ptoba-
bic expense; and that said estimates and the
reports Of said examination and surveys,when
made, and all such evidence Us is now or may
then be in the possession of his Department
as to such fitness and advantages or disad-
vantages. be by the said Secretary commune
Gated to Congress rs soon as may be, with
such views and opinions as he may deem im-
Il porant.
Resolved, further, That for carrying this
resolution into effect, there be now appropri-
ated, and there Is hereby appropriated the
sum Of one thousand dollars, out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
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GRANDSnANsa CoaRosarseN
I'LL II M A M III AIR.

90 Great success and great reputation rrss thea
this tes - the only or the Kind which prsducss good
ehce and useful to the Human HAIR The article carries
with 10 own accommodation, and not 10 be cassed with
that host Of limitations with which the city abounds s
usage, considered coSPorea M win enable the oans to
their emPcraure to diminish their scePt
btes and contribute to their nutrition and return to their
natural GREER the alterations arrangements winch may
ITS QUALITIES.
On the first day Of its application begins to act pre-
venting the hair from turning gray
BY LIS dry and weak hair will be rendered strong, plia
Bile, brllian. and curly
i Byt employment heads entirely bald will be rsp'snishsd
with hair. Nsf
valuable specific fer all diseases Of tn. akin and hair
may be purchased wholesale, at the following agents
New York:
Mr.. Rosat n Cedar street
Rushton Aspinwa 80 William street, ITO Broadway, and
10 Astor House.
Milhs u French Druggist 1873 Broadway.
Miss Cannon Broadway, under Astor House.
Miss Ramsey, 2S7 Broadway.
Churman, druggist, corner Varick and Canal.
Ring druggist, corner Blocker and Broadway.
Country .dgens-Doctor Metcaf fremont street. Boston,
Blanchard, AlbaHy-State street, Troy
A. Lafor PhladsI phia "a Fourth street.
Dibbc Winsdale, Buffalo.
Reusselle, Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Sicea New Orleans.
Scott, 1853 King street, Charleston.
Wanted-Agens for Baltimore and Washington
the treatment be supplied at the establishment Of A. g.
j. No. Barclay street. where will be found extensive
orment of WIGS Tsupees &C. OF manufacture which can.
in the United States The great sale these
articles has enabled Mr. 0rsndesn TO fix the price at S.
o. lmisr