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WHAIERS.

Arr a, Bristol on Sunday last, ship Corinihian,
Gardner, from New Zealand, via. Pernambuco,
with $500 bbls: oil, 600 sperm. Heard from in
October last; ship John Coggeshall, Macy, of this
port, with 1850 bbls. oil, 1850 sperm)
Arr. at Edgarion, 18Th ship Baltic Keene, New
Zealand, 1900 wh, $500 sp for Nantucket
Arr. at New London. I7th, ship Connecticut,
Crocker, South Atlantic, via PeInambuoo, 2l00
bbl., GEO sperm.)
Arr. at New Bedford. Goth. bark Cora, Sherman
South Atlantic, l240 bbs. Gao sperm.)
Arr at New York, 2Iu ship Alex Mansfield
Douglas, S, Atlantic for HUDSON. 900 VIII, 200 sp
Arr: at Saghabor 18th, ship Romulus, South
Atlantic, full.
Arr. At New Bedford, ship Sephania, Bourne
South Atlantic Ocean, with 2l50 bbls oil (2S0 sp).
Arr. at Rio Janerio, Jan. Is. brig Crawford, o
Warren. $50 sp; l7ih ship Rosalc, do 1000 VIII. i5t
spern,
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SUNDAY, March 81.

brlE New Columbia. lngraha,n, from Matanzas
Tor Wairen.-Sch'rs. Patrick Henry. Hulchns.
rom Baltimore for Providence ce--Gleanor, Smith,
rom Elizabeth City.-Sloops Superior, LniLer,
Young, from do for do.-Isaac III. Borden, Brown
irom do for do.-Moses Eddy, Childs, & Hero,
Read, both from Providence for New York.
MONDAY, March 25lh.
sehIs. Illinois, Moves. fiorn Charleston for
Provldence.-Mary,C Chadwick, from Beaufort for
do-GTanville. Gray, from Thomasion for Fall
RWss-Reg1asor, Kemp, from Somerset for
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DtrD.

In this town on the l9h inst. afler short i'll
ness, Mr Joseph w EDDY, son Of the late Rev
NJ ic hael Eddy. aged .s years. 1860.
On Thursday last, Mrs. Ann Rogers, widow OF
MIR. Daniel Rogers, IN the S5th year Of her age
On Monday night last, aler distressing illness,
Mr. William r. Atkinson, second son Of Mr.. John
b. Atkinson, aged "a years.-His funeral ~illiake
place tomorrow afternoon at O'clock, from his
sthers house. nearly opposite the State House, al,
which the relations and friends are respectfully in
vIted to attend.
In New Bedford on Wednesday last, William
o. Clark, seaman, late Of this town, aged 30
years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

time as pnid capital. This maneuvre he
again repea,ed-thus enabling the cashier
TO swear that fifteen thousand dollars in
specie had been paid in, aud consequently
to set the Bank in operation. This accom-
pIshed, the S55 900 was restored to lis orig
inul owper.-B Baltimore Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

The BRirIsH QuEEN.-We learn from "a
gentleman just arrived from England, that
this splendid vessel will be here the latter
end Of next month, or early in May; he
was assured so by Mr.. Junius Smith. The
delay has been caused by the care of the
directors to make her perfect in every re-
speedy. y. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, March Is

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, March IL.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.l
Al market $50 Beef Cattle. - pairs of Working
Oxen, Is Cows and Calves. 100 Stores, 500 Sheep,
and 33 Swine. Several lots of Sheep. and about
40 Beef Cattle unsold.
Prices-Beef CattIe--We quote first quality at
s rs IS IS; second quality 7 rs 25 third
quality SO a 81 so
Working OIen-We noticed sales at $Il0 Il5,
and Sl25.
Cows and Calves-Saes at S33, 35, DO. 46 and
S55.
Stores-We noticed the sale of Heifers to
calye in a few months, at from ~ S35.
Sheep.-Dull we quote lots at 81, 4 25, s. so
and So IS
Swine-Not enough were at market 10 establish
prices
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

The Pa,rio, trials Mt Kingston, y. c. Of
the delude,l men who went over to Wind
mill Point, have terminated. OF lS4 per-
sous taken, 90 have been executed, 5 par
doned, 4 acquitted, and $50 remain under
sentence Of death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

c. We understand Captain WIN. v
TAYLOR, of this town, has received orders
to take command Of tho u. s. ship Erie
now or lately at Pensacola.
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TO IET.

IA THE NEW AND CONVENIENT
E!!M DWELLING HOUSE on kiDg-sircei,
G.A1s-bult within two years past and occupiedby
Russell Clarke, dec. Said house is situated in one
Of the pleassntes, and most commanding situations
in Newport, and is every way calculated for gen
tleman's residence. On tho premises are Carriage
House, Barn, and all other usual conveniences
March "a. Apply TO GEO. b. HAZARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

Rood TO the Red Sca.-The New York
Commercial VS." We learn by letters
from Alexandria, that eight hundred Euro
peans crossed the isthmus Of Suez last year,
on their passage to and from Indis; and
that n regular coach conveyance viii be
soon established between the shores o: the
Levant and the nearest points for embarka-
ZION on the borders of the Red Sea-"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

The people of bingham nre driving
quite trade iu making boxes for figs I; the
boxes are sent to Smyrna. and substituted
for the drums in which the fruit is general
ly packed,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
NEw- YoRK CATTLE MARKET, March / /

Beeves-The supply Of Beef Cattle in market
to-day again numbered 450 head 100 Of which
were from Chester CO. Pa. The sales reached $50
al a $l2 So with some very prime at higher
rate-forming an average price Of $40 so per 100
lbs.
Cows and Calves Supply, l25. Sales 100, at
$50 So.
Sheep--But 225 sheep were offered, and mostly
taken at SO 80 a sc 81.
Hay and Straw.-Hay remains steady at S35 a
log per 100 lbs. Straw, at 80 a 50 per 100 bdls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

SUPREME CoURT.-The Grand Jury came
into Cour, last evening with five indictments.
One against Anlhuny Benjamin, for the
murder Of James Gibbs, to which he plead
ed not guilty, aud the Court assigned We'd
ncsday morning next, TO commence his trial
One against Charles Lewis for breaking
into aud stealing from the Smithfelj Union
Bank s3400 in bills-plea guilty, and SEN
fenced to hard labor in The State Prison for
4 years.
One sgsins; Charles Campbell, for break.
ing inio an Engine house in this city, and
stealing therefron, six India rubber coats
plea guilty, and sentenced To the State
Prison for 2 ycars.-Prop. Couritr, 22d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

acquitted Of Bennsft.-It will be recol-
lecied that some months ago Mr. William
Lyman, of Rochester, a respectable resi-
dent of that place, was sho, while on his
way from his Office to his residence. OF
the three persons apprehended, on charge
Of being concerned in the murjer--viz.
Octavius Barron, Thomas Bennett and Pc
ter Flaett.-Bsrron wns tried at Rochester,
found guilty, and executed at that place on
the 25h of July. Ia BennetI's case the
venue was changed to another county, and
his trial came on at Bstavia some days ago,
and after a patient investigation he was
acquitted Of the charge Of being princi-
pal and accessory before the fact. lie was,
however, Immediately arrested on charge
of being an accessory after the murder.
FlueIts trial was to follow that of Beanett.
n. Y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

IL The sick are all taking GoeIoks Matches,
saDative which is astonishing every body with IL
mighty cures Of many fearful diseases.
For sale by b. J TILLEY, Ciarke-street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

Case of American Sailors at HdUdna.-
The newspapers are giving different ver-
sions of the case of the American Seamen
nt Havana. The facts as we have ascer-
tanned nre, TINT some time since part of
The crew Of the American ship VIM. Engs
were charged by the captain with muiiny,
aud delivered to the American Consul, who
desired the civil authority at Havana to dis
pose Of the toen.--They were accordingly
tried aud sentenced to labor in the streets
of Havann.-Upon The arrival of the Bos-
tou the five men found means Of writing to
Capt. Babbit and informing him of their
coDdition-ihey complained Of being un-
fairly tried, denied counsel, aud averred
sued between the Consul, tie Captain Geu-
eral Of Havann and Capt. Bsbbi. Moth
ing conclusive was effected, and the whole
subject has been referred to the Govern
ment-[ Pensdeoia Gd=ette, Norch2.
! The Rain Manufacturer in The Pennsyt-
rama Legisidfure.-On the 9th inst, Mr.
Smith, Of Philsdelp phia, from the Commit
tee IN the Pennsy lvnnia Legislature to whom
was referred Mr.. Espy's proposition to pro-
duce rain ani6cinlIy. reporrdin fa-
vor Of graoting Mr.. Espy. a sum e.
quail 10 the expense Of making the expert
meat, if he shall cause 1t To rain over n ter
ritnry of 1000 square miles the sum Of
5000 If he shall cause it to rain copious-
ly over a territory of 5000 square miles |;
and the sum Of $50 900 II he shall cause it
to rain copiously over territory Of 10000
square miles, or in such quantities IS shall
Keep the Ohio river nsvigable during the
whole summer, from the city Of Piu'bwrg to
The Mississippi river; the larger sum ~
each case to exclude the smaller. Lsid on
the table for one day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

Married Men Toks Care.-A woman
ia North Carolina Istely sh". her husband
through ibe head for kissing snn'her wo-
'nan.
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FRuiT TREEs.-The new method of
raising fruit trees by planting the scIoNs,
is great desiderstum ia the art Of obtain.
ing good fruit. IL has many advantages
over grsfting, because it is more expedii-
ions, and requires no stock or tree.-They
may be planted where they are required to
stand, aud the labor for one day will be suf.
icient to plant out enough for a large or
chnrd after the scions are ab,ained. The
method of preparing the plant is as follows f:
Take the scion as for grating, and u,
amy time after the Is, Of February, and un-
Ill the buds begin TO grow considerably
and dip each end Of the shoot in melted
pitchi wax, or tnllow, and hurry it in the
ground, the buds uppermost, while the
body lies in a horizontal position, and al
the depth of two or three inches. We srr
informed that trees obtained in this way
will bear in three or four years from the
time of planting. We have no doubt oi
the prnc,icabili,y of this method of raising
fruit. A gentleman in this vicinity The
last season, planted about twenty scions o
diff.rent kinds of pears, which appear tr
flourish. The composition he used wa.
melted shoemaker's wax.
~ y Cuitirator.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
THE SPRING CAMPAIGN AT
YcGEwEESS EcITs

Persons visiting this town for pleasure or bnsi-
mes, are respectfully invited 10 call at 81 Thames
street and try their Lnck in all the popular Lolie.
ries oi the day. The luck ofthis Office is too we'll
known 10 residents 10 need any persuasion for
them TO call Past experience assures them that
here Fortune smiles and to risk is but TO win :!
" Here She pocs-the re she goes"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
SNIP IL NEW $.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIyEn

FRIDAY, M1rch I'd
sloops Fleet. Macey, from Naniueke, for Alba.
ny-yictory, Heath. from Providence fOr New
YORK -Fars IJsi,n from DO for d.. -FaiThayoD,
slocum. from Hartford for do.
SATURDAY, March %.
ssip corinthisn. Gardner, from New Zealand
for Bris,ol. (R Lt-Brig Esrie Evan, from Wi
r,iuz'or NC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
WORMS! WORRIES!

rHSO remove these troublesome and danger
Il Gus inhabitants of tho stomach and bow
els, which so often impair the health and de.
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doci
Nj. Hitchcock WORM IE.A-a certain and
safe prcparstIo for the removal of the vari.
Gus klrds Of worms that inlest the human sys
tenn. We say USE Dr.. NJ. Hitchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain fcason-that in no one of
the thousand cases, where it has been used
agreeable to the printed directions has il ever
failed.
NE Ask for DR. Nj. HircmcoCK's WoRM
| TEA, as there are many noslrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. IIITcIl-
| COCK & Co., sole proprietors, ~ Genesee St,
Utica, and by their agents throughout tho
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II. PECK 81 Co., in Vcrgcnnes by j.
Il. Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon
" Co.., in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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Elnathan Iigbee's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,

DIST. OF CHrrTENDEN. SIS
4 T Probate Court holden at Burlington
IA within and for said District, on the 9th
day Of September, AID. 1889, an instrument
purporting 10 be the last will and testament
of Elna' han Ilighcc, late Of Shclburno, in
said district, deceased, was presented TO the
Court here for probate, by Isaac llgbee, the
Executor therein named.
Therefore ii is ordered by said court. that
public notice be given 10 all persons concerned
therein to appear before said Court, at SEES,
sion thereof TO be holden at the Register S
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednes.
day Of October. A. D., 1889. and contest the
probate Of said Will, and it is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks sue.
ccssivcly, in the Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, in this State, the last
Of whch shall be previous to tho day assigned
as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 9Th day of September, a. D. 1889
| WIN. WESTON, Rpgisier.
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Jonathan GiIlett's Estate.
STATE or VER.NONT, }

DIsTRiCT OF CHITTENDEN. So
4 II Il Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IN within and for said District, on the 4lh
day Of September A. ID. 1889.
Al instrument purpor'ng 10 be the last will
and testament of Jonathan G ilet,, late of
Charlotte, in said District, deceased, was pre-.
scn,cd TO the court here by IIeman Hasford
the executor therein named. Therefore it is
dercd by said court that public notice be given
10 all persons concerned therein. to appear
before said Court, at a session thereof to be
holden at the Registers Office in burlington,
on the second Wednesday Of October, A. ID.
1889, and contest the probate of said will, and
it is further ordered that this order DO pubs
lished three weeks successfully. in the Free
Press, newspaper, printed at Burlington, in
this state, the last Of which shall be prev ous
TO the day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 4tIl day of Sep,embcr, A. d. 1889
WIN. WESTON, Rtgisier,
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Administrators Sale.

FENuE helrs, creditors, and all persons
r. Interested in the estate of A Hired Day
are hereby noltied tina, the administrator
Of said estate, will, on The second Monday
Of October 1889, al one O'Clock. Z. NJ, at
the dwelling house on tbc premises. sci n
public vcndue 10 the bes; bidder, the mes.
surge aud lot upputtenant, for several
wears past occupied by the late Widow
Day. situate near the bridge at Onion Riv
or lower tails in Darlington. The prcmls
os viii be sold ~ gross OF in separate par
GELS Us " i'll hes, cult purchasers.
also, said Administrator will at the
same time sell all he interest OF said estate
in n certain lease Of water and privilege al
said falls. I'm b. .NU.NSON, .4dm'r.
Burlington. Sept ~, 1889
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S ~ U q q o
ORlu Xircntu-fre Cents -!

RR. NJ, HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
EI VENTED SNuFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for The cure and absolute reIef of
Ca,arrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuilles, parlia! shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HIrcH.
COCK & Co., sole propric,ors, III Gcnesec
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Bufng-
ton only by J. g. j. II. PECK X Co., in Yer
gennes by J, II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
Whitney, LANpoN & Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aug
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SHIEIIMAN'S
POOR MANS PLASTER.


FE7llE beet strengthening plaster in the
T. world, and sovereign remedy. for
pains or weakness in the back, Ions, sides,
breast, neck, limbs. joints, rheumatism.
lumbago Sc, &c. Ohe million year will
no, supply The demand They require
little warming before application. War
rontcd superior to oil others, and for one
quarter The usual price, making not only
the best, but the cheapest plaster in the
world. il alf rds relief in few hours, and
makes astonishing cures.
In liver compliant and dyspepsia, it should
be worn over the region Of The liver of
stomach, aud il will atl',rd great and aston
i>hng relief In coughs. colds, asthma
d lliculy Of alhng, oppression OF the
chest or stomach, they will Immediately
soolh, and greatly benefit the patient. Per-
sons of scdcn'aty habits, or those obliged
10 stand much, will receive decided support
from one Of these truly strengthening ptas'
iers. Physicians generally recommend
hem, in preference to oil others, because
they stick, or adhere better, and afford
greater relief. In their operation. they are
slimnlaut, tonic, and anodync they are
composed of entirely different ingredient, S
from any o'her, and known from the expcr.
lcnce Of millions, who have used them as
we'll as the united testimony, of all the Gel
ebralcd and distinguished clergy and ply
,iclun-, to be he most useful aud highly
medlcated plaster ever invented, or offered
20 the plbic.
Several persons have called at the ware
house, to express their surprise and thanks
a, the almost miraculous cures these plas
tiers have eff ctrd. Que man who had beer
80 alll cIed with rheumatism, as TO be una
Bile to dress himself without assistance, was
enabled after wearing one. only one night
to get up alone in The morning, put on h.
clothes aud call at our Office with eye
bcaming with joy, and his tongue pourin!
forth the gladness OF his heart, at the sud
den and signal relief he had received from
this best Of all remedies. Ask for "DR
SnERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER II is s.
called, because the price places il in 'h
power Of oil to purchase, being only 10 | =
cents. Sid at Sacrmans modlcated La
zeune Warehouse LOG Nassu St, NeI
York, and at the Variety Store Burlington
, Sept. Is BY PA~GBnRN g. BRIN-MAID.
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WALTONS' DAILY JOUR-
NAL,

as ,"H ns F, "cx se S'%'' =. +" n pT 's.n
iure, daily newspaper, On n hall since, OF
mpcrIal pnper, and Ia contain the fullest
reports OF he proceedings of both houses
From the fac, that the p,ltlcnl parties W Ill
be nearly bo 'anced 10 the house, The procee
Jne4 will be unqucs'ionnbly of more than
ordinary interest aud Importance. II vii be
oar purpose TO give far exposition Of
those proceedings, embracing, should the
support rendered Us warrant 1t, sketches OF
The debates.
7e'ms-Sl p"r single copy; G copies for
81; IL copies for go
Names aud payments may be forward d
by membc's of the Legislature.
T. p. WALTON q SONS.
,Wonipelier. September 10. 1890
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IMPOSITION.

HTAVlNG recently been imposed upon
IA by q fellow named Geo. Sewer, OF
Danilc, who is travelling about the coun
try with pretended un'do,c for rats. !
deem i, my duty TO caution the pubic
against both him and his medicine. have
given his continent" a far trial, and found
It utterly worthless; aud now, in comp'I'
unco with my promise. | thus publicly pro
nouce the vendcr aforesaid q graceleS'
imposlor, who ought to be ydtied' out o
the country. Il. GUNNER.
BURLINGTON Sent I8 1889
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On this occasion. II is presumed that some few Il
least, 10 the emotions Of their hearts, will respon
10 the following.
Sweetest infant, loyeest babe
Must thou TOO so soon depart
Coulds, thou here no longer stay?
Does thy Mother call thee nov
Wherefore dds, thou wander hither
What could have been thy errand here !
Was !, 10 wound aGesh our souls
Thine was holier errand,
Sen, by an Angel from above
Thine were messages OF love,
That thou vert meet FOR such an etrand
In j!,y counienance did appear.
l,ut how couldsi thou wander hitler!
Woudsl thou not have rather s,aid
And mingled thy dust with thy mothers,
That thy pure spirit too might leave
Where hers took lis happy fight?
Spirits freed can know no space
When they come TO meet IN Heaven,
TO mortal flesh ii matters not
Where il turns TO mother earth.
Bul here too thy flesh shall fad
Kind, ed dust TO mix with thine,
Whose spirits TOO melhinks thou Vt meet
In a happy STATE above.
Blessed Saviour take his infant,
leave no, when sin pouics,
rake il TO tbs kind embraces,
TO its mothers arm; restored it..
Fondly we had hoped 10 keep it.
We would keep it Tor her sake
AS token of her love.
But we ,ie'd il TO thy will,
Trusting that thou dost best know
When Ills fltesl for thy praises.
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DIR. suERMAN,s G. UGH
4 slE !: |! zN|yl1 4: Il I. !!


ARE The safest. most sure AID hCuol
remedy for Coughs. Colts. Constmptions
Whooping Cough, asthma, Tghiaess TMe
Lungs or chest, SC. Sc. The proprietor
has never known an instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the
last three months, restoring to health, per.
sons in almost avery stage Of consumption,
aud 'bo,e aboring under the most dlsircs
sing colds aud coughs. They do not check
and dry ~ the cough, but render il easy,
promote expcc,ora,ion, alloy the tickling
or irritation, and remove the proxima'e or
exciting cause. Thcy are made from n
combination Of the mos, valuable cxpccio-
rant, or cough medicines aud are undoubl
eddy superior TO every thing IN use for
those complaints. Hundreds upon hun.
drrds OF certificates have been offered Of
their wonderful virtues, from those who
have been saved from an unlimely grave,
and restored to perfect health, by using
them.
Where there is much pain in the breast
or side, one Of Sherman's Poor Mans
! Plasters sbou be applied over the part
aud worn til relieved. If attended with
costivencss, few ca,hattic or laxative
l. zenges, or any mild cathartic med cine
shonld be used as occasion requires.
! Ex Sheriff Patkins was cured in two
days, of a most distressing cough. Mr.
Bu,oo Of Providence, Mr. Shaler Of Bos
ton, Mr.. Rivers. Mr.. Combs, Mr.. Wallace
Judge Peters, Mrs. Coleman. Mrs, Rich
ard,op, and hundreds of others Of this city
have called to express their surprise on,
commentator of the speedy relief an
cures effected by these truly wonderful
Cough l. zenges
Doctors Smith. Vandenburgh, Coma' eek
Harris Brigham, and several others Of on
most distinguished Physicians, have use
these Lnzengcs, in heir practice. with in
variable success. The medical Tocult
uniformly approve Of them, as the hes
cough medicine IN use.
Mr.. Kendall from Vermont, visited til
city last fall, intending to 60 South,
hopes ofmi'igaing a severe cough and pu
> monaty affection. iha, he had been trouble
with for several months. lie had tried, {
he supposed, every popular remedy, will
out any relief. He was induced by ffic.
To purchase a box OF DR.. Shermans C0us
LOZE.NGES, which TO his surprise. afr
ded him great relief in q few hours, and
three weeks restored hn to perfect henh
50 that he returned home to his family r,
joicinr.
2 0LFSold at Shcrman's medica'cd L. Zort
Warehouse, LOG Nassau ST.. New Yor
and in Bu'Iing'on.V, at the Variety S'or
:. Sept. !. by PANGBoRN & BRINsMAlD.