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ChaIIys, NHOuslin dc Eains, &c.

NM f have Just received lot Of sea- onable aud
w very handsome q o ID S for the La
sdcs. amongst which are
Z Rich figured Chays new style and splendid
5Mousl:n de Lains, very cheap.
sPlain black and small figured bue-blaok Silk,
= Rich black Satin Leyantine
Victoria Skirts, Thread Cambria Handh erchiefs,
British and American Prints. &c. &c
HUNT q MARTIN.
j Sept. % Is
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Sept 10
.VeiC Stage Line.
Ms&& $500

10 the Springs and other tray-
4 oilers, are hereby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

ENLOUR-A super:orlot OF good Mountain Flour
n for sale by HUNT Il MARTIN.
Ma, IS
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From NE Eastern argus Reuired.
THE PRESIDENCY

The record oltho election OF President in 1896
shows that the Opposition carried the foowng votes
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Blankets.

" + have on hand large lot of Dulle and Point
w Blankets, bought last Spring at a very re-
duced price, III which we will sell good bai eans.
HUNT & MARTIN.
Sept. % Is
IVORY KNIVES & FORKS IN SETS,
L Patent Coffee Pots, aud Steak Dishes,
Plated Candescks Shutters aud Trays,
Andirons, Tenders aud Shovel and Tongs,
| Just received and for sale by
- II. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 Is
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

HEREBY notify my friends, and the public
generally, that am again prepared to supply
EN- at my cash stone with
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
WIIAIERS.

Touched at Oahu, April 9th, ship Envoy Pease
of Providence, ,250bblS SPIN and $50 do VIII OIL and
sailed 2Sih on a cruise. May Sd, Gslen, Borden
of Warren. so bbls, and sailed same day.
At Rio Janeiro, 18th ult brig Crawford, OF War.
rem rehtlng
New London, Aug. 2j.-Arr schr Putarch
Stevens. St Helena Bay, s,h April tender to the
ship Gov Endicott. The Gov. EndIcou sailed five
days previous, for home, with $50 bbls elephant
and $50 do VIII oil Reports ship Chelsea, OF thi,
port. with 2100, bound down to Royal Sound
A, New Island Oakland ISland>) March 2sh
ship Philip Labb Jenney, Warren, 1000 bblS
Spoken Aug. Sd, LAT. 81, ~ Ion 3S 80, orig Sa.
rah, Purrlnglon, Rochester. 80 bblS Sp oil
Spoken Lat IS, Ion i9 80 bark Brunette. Pool
Falmouth IL mos out IS bblS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
DIrd.

la this town on the 22d ut, Mrs lydia Sber-
man, aged 67 years, widow of MIR. Pardon Sher.
man, and daughter Of the late William Peckhsm.
/ of MIddlelown.
On board brig Calvin, Capt. Edwin Gardiner,
son Of the late Albeit w Gardiner, aged 25 yea
AT Providence on Sunday. 2ith ut., Mrs Char.
otie Z. Baslrow, wife Of Mr. Billings Bastrow. aged
80 yeatS.-On the 25th ult, Mr. William c. Allen
son OF Philip Allen Esq 10 The 2ld year of his age
On the 26ih ult, Mrs. Penelope LippIti, wife OF
ChaileS Lippit, Esq aged 81 years.
- Al Providence on Saturday last Mr. VIM. Nc
nay, aged b7 years he was born 10 Sutherland
shHe, scOiland.--On Sunday last, Ann Amelia,
only child oi George w Taylor 2nd, aged IL yrs.
On Monday morning last Mr. Daniel l.. : NTH ased
80 years.
At Crasslon on Thursday morning last, sudden.
y george Field, Esq. formerly a member Of the
Legislature Of this State. aged 20 years
AT sciluaLe on the 24th inst. Mr. Ebenezer Peck
in the 13d year of his age.
Al Washington, % Tuesday, 9th ult, Commc-
dore Daniel 1, Patterson, Of the United States Ma
Wy, and Commander Of the Navy Yard and Station
10 that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

Miss Jenny Ourang Outang.-This "charm-
ing actress" lately imported from Africa, has
been purchased BY gentleman IN this country
for $4,000. and is TO be exhibited in the prnc-
pal cities throughout the Union. She leaves
Columbia forthwith. and is to make her first
appearance" in Lancaster in a day or two
From thence she will proceed TO Philadelphia,
where she will appear for :" few nights only"
Her next engagement" is in New York. Al
bsny, Utica, Saratoga, Newport, Providence,
and Boston, by turns will be honored with her
presence. After visiting all the principal Eas-
tern cities. she will go South to pass the winter
in more congenial climate.
Columbia, (Pd.) Coursn..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
MUNICIPAL.

I,Towo meeting on the 9th ult. it was repre-
.ep,ed that the brig Calvin, Gardner, bound to
Providence. had arrived from Wilmington, with
all sick on beard except two, and that there was
no suitable place provided for them within the
limits of the town. whereupon vote passed,
authorizing the Boardof Health of this town
10 provide suitable accommodations for those
persons who are now sick on board of said ves-
sci, and for any others who may hereafter ar
rive sick.
On the question relative To the instructing
the Town Council to receive and establish the
road to tile beach. called Bath road, thrown
ou, by the proprietors of the land, the consid'
Grafton thereof was referred to the Town Coun.
Gil.
The Street Commissioner were authorized
to repair part OF Bull street, if they think
proper
The Committee appointed in June TO notify
Isaac Stall TO remove his house off the towns
land, AT the head Of Broad street, reported. and
submitted their correspondence with Mr.. Stall
from which they of opinion said Stall ha'
not encroached on the towns land. The re
port was received and the committee was dis
charged, Mr.. Stall having shown title TO sale
lot satisfactory TO the town, BY which it appear
ed that the building thereon does not eucroacl
upon the Towns Common.
The Town Council were requested not TO re
quire persons to take out licenses for public
lectures on literary or scientific subjects. or fo
any musical entertainment, of respectabl,
character
Isaac Sisson was chosen Field Driver for I'll,
Point District, and Holder Almy was choser
Pound Keeper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

A Vessel Sndggcd at !Sea.-On the 3lst
July the ship Cornelia, on her passage from
Havana to Amsterdam, while sailing before a
strong steady breeze, struck upon the mast OF
sunken ship, by which hole about l 8 inch
es square was stove in her starboard bow. She
commenced filling with water. and sunk in o.
bout six hours during which time the crew
had got out the boats and some provisions
This occurred $50 miles n. \. w. Of Nsntuck
ct. The crew continued floating about in
the boats, till the evening OF the 5th inst. lat
which time their provisions were exhaustedl
when they were picked up by the Orb, Of Port.
land. and put on board the Olive Branch, bound
for Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

THE ELECTION.-Full returns Of the
votes polled in every town in the state at the
late election, as published in the Provi-
dence Journal, give the following aggregate
results
For Cranston 1890 For Tillrshast 4O4O
For Thurs,on 1878 For Dorr $685.
Scattering 38.
The votes will soon be ofhcaly counted
and then We shall publish table giving the
vote in each town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, August &c

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot. !
At market 800 Beef Cattle, 20 Stores, 90 Cow.
and Calves. 1000 Sheep, and $50 Swine
About 100 Beef Cattle unSold.
Prices Beef Catte-PriceS have declined, and
we reduce our quotations; first quality at 25 a
s. So second quality so SS; third quality So
80 a 81.
StoreS-We omit prices
Cows and Caves-We notice sales at $50. IS
As, 4e, and $50.
Sheep-Abou the usual prices were obtaned-
We quote lots at 81, 2 25, , so, 3 so and 50 10.
Swine-Sales were quite dull al the prices OBJ
tanned last week; several lots were sold at 6c 70
SowS and for Barrows; one lot nearly all Bar
rows at 6tc. At retail for Sows, and &c for Bar
rows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The FEVER RAT THE SoUTH.-The report of
August, was more favorable than it had been
for two days preceding. Three new cases were
all that had been announced for as many davs
The south wind which had prevailed for one
or two days, was regarded as welcome visitor
BY both sick and well.
At New Orleans, on the 23d August, accord
ing to the report Of the clerk of the Charity
Hospital on Wednesday, the 2lst, the whole
number admissions to the Hospital was twenty
five, of which ten were yellow fever. Total
fever.
The next day, the total admissions were
thirty three, of which fourteen were yellow
fever. Total deaths eight, all of which were
yellow fever.
AUGusrA.-The sickness in this city is pre-
vailing to very alarming extent, as appear, by
the following extract of letter published
in the Charleston Courier
"'AUGUsrA. August 29th.-Our city is in a
great state Of excitement and ALARM There
were l deaths last week and there are now
400 cases of fever-a good many of whom can
not live. ] shall leave this evening for the sand
hills, TO sleep at night and hope that shall es
cape. Some of our most respectable citizens
have had it.-some have died. Every one
that can leave is preparing to do So"
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2otlL-There is general i'm.
preston this week that the Fever has somew hat in.
creased, though it may arise in part from the fact
that II has within few days attacked some persons
generally known in the community. There is good
ground for believing, however that the Lumber OF
cases has increased. The number of deaths is com
parstvey few.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The COLLECTOR OF New York receives
much deserved praise on all hands, for the Wig
lance and activity with which he has followed
up the duties Of his office. in the seizure Of sus-
pected goods. Such vigilance commends him
TO the people. who like to see officers fulfil the
trusts TO which they are appointed.
~ Y DiSpgfch
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
POLITICAL .V'OTFCE.

The Democratic Freemen of NeppOrt are
requested 10 meet at the room adjoining the
X. 1. Republican Office, on SA1URDA Y
Erening neut, al 7 o'clock. A punetuai
attendance is requested.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
C. TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMIlE g. APeRIsnT PILLS.
DR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or, EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor teetLing.

Un' HUWl . SUIHNlI fIltS,
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and b,
The regularly appointed agents throughout th,
country The public are therefore respectfully re
queSted 10 obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--as there is delterious imitation ofthese med
icines in the market which renders this caution
necessary, 10 order to guard the public against in,
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, X. l.; o. n
TLNGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Pswtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass; GIBSON & STERLING, CT. Barring
on S. POWELL, 36 Cornhin Boston d
WlTEHlLL, New Haven, Conn CANFiELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
.T BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on the first page
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

Lottery outhorizedby the State of Nary-
land TO erect a Torn Hall and ether
public buildings in the city Of Bal
timore-Ctdss ] for 1889.
To be positively drawn in the city Of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY Sept. 25th, 1899, at 4
O'Clock, p. NJ under the superintendent OF
Commissioners.
ID. S. GREGORY 81 Co, Managers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

\Americdn Ccpper.-Some notice i. taken ia
the 3stesville (Arkansas) News, of the opera.
tons OF the Currsnt River Copper Mining
Company. The mine at present worked BY tina,
Company is situated in Shannon County, Mis-
sour, and copper ore is supposed to extend o.
yer space Of many miles. Since September,
1887, about 100000 pounds of ore have been
raised. the average yield Of which has been a.
bout forty per cent. A smelling furnace was
erected in April last, since which time about
seventy-fiye tons have been smelted. The ore
IS said to be easily obtained. The mine is on
land belonging to the United States, aud is rep
resented TO abound not only with copper ore.
out with iron and other valuable minerals. Ii
Is also said TO possess a most extensive water
power TO Propel machinery situated near fine
stream the navigation Of which at present is
hazardous but With small appropriation could
be made navigable for keel and iatboats at all
seasons oi the year as high as the place now
~orsed-and for steamboats, at all seasons Of
the year within ffty miles OF the furnace no,
in operaiion.-BaLt. h,ney.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
SHIP IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Anc %

THURSDAY. Aug %.
Brig Boy. Williams. from Berkley.--schIs.
Franklin Greene. Smith, from Rappahannoc.-A
Atlanta, Newell, from Philadelphia for New Bed.
ford.--Nancy, Norris, from Barnstable
chant, days from Bangor with lumber TO H. Bnl
Jr.--Sloop Victory, Heath, from New York.
FRIDAY Aug, 30h
Brig Sea Bird, OK from Providence. .--Sloop>
Leopard Small, from Dennis for Providence -
Eclipse, Burdick, from Philadelphia for Pswtuck.
Ct
SATURDAY Aug Slst
Sehr Morning Star, Adamson, from Fall River.
Gutter VisIlant, Capt. Connor, from cruise
SUNDAY, Sept. LIST.
Schr Endeavor, from Newbern with shingles and
hard pine lumber TO III. Bull Jr
Sloops Hudson, West, from Providence for New
Bedford .--RienN Heath from New York for
Providence'--Fame, Folger, from Providence for
Nantucket.
MONDAY. Sept eud
Swedish Barque SSogman, RLndberg. As days
from Gottenburg. for Boston, ,--Letl Barque Bur
lngion. Gould. Just arrived brig Havre, Carpen
tei loading, for Fall River ;--Pandora, Gardner,
repairing.
TUESDAY, Sept. 3D..
Sailed, Barque Skogman, Boston. .--Br 10 Po-
land. Gardner, Elayana.--Cutter Vigilanl, Capt.
Connor, on cruise.
CLEARED.
Barque Skogman. Rundbur., Boston
Brig Poland, Gardner. Havana
Do Rhoderic, Dhu. Green, Providence.
Schr Experiment, Kelley. Apslachicola
DO Elizabeth Caroline Downey ST. Marks
Sloop Victory. Heath, Providence.
Do Rienzi. Heath, do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
ga dr rrir0.


AT Bristol on Sunday 24th ult, by the Rev. MIR.
Sulinas, Mr. Benjamin Clark 20 Miss Ruth Ann
daughter oi Col. Jonathan Slade, all of Bristol.
Al Saratoga Springs on the 2lsl ult Mr.. Amos
w Cooke Of Taunton, to Miss Hannah Burgess,
Of Little Compton, X. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

JENNIE AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN
n COMPANION, adapted to the Northern aud
Middle States; containing directions oil the arrange.
ment of the Flower Garden, the nutrInient propa-
CATION and culture OF planis-the management Of
Plants in rooms, and on potng aud rcpoIllrg plants.
Second edition, revised and with additions i9r sale
nv W. CALLAHAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The Mondrcsists have been wont TO pay,d.
account, Of mobs in this country a, eyidence
Of the insecurity and inefficiency Of our demo.
cratic institutions. We advise all such 10 rs,,
their eyes to England, France. aud other ma.
tons OF Europe. and then state the cause for
the mobs and riots and rebellions in those mon
arches. We say now nothing OF the degraded
and disgrsceful condition Of the English Cana.
das-disgrseeful to the British government
degrading TO the British subjects-whiie slave,
receiving less Of the ps.ensl care Of the
home governnen, than the negroes OF the trop-
Hs-B-v. Pa~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

O. To-day is COMMENCEMENT day in
Providence, and many of our citizens have
gone up to the city TO parake in the festival.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
TO LET.

Q-,A TIE NEW AND CONVENIENT
fsslG1 DWELLING HOUSE on Kins-sireei
IHl13. built within two years past and occgpIedby
Russell Clarke, dec. Said house Is situated III one
of the pcasaniest and mos, commanding situations
in Newport and is every way calculated for ren-
lleman's residence. On tbs premises are Carriage
House Barn, aud al other usual conyeDlences
March u. Apply to GEO. Is. HAZARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

Henry Clay's address TO James h. Polk, in
the House of Representatives,
60 home, Cd d-m you, where you be-
long"
A response from Mr.. Polk's fellow citizens Of
Tennessee -
" He has come home, aud We like him so
well. that we believe must keep him.
". Y. Era.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
F OR S A l. E.

AopA THE Subscriber will sell the An.
fSs.&3 dersen House, on Newman's wharf
ssb& we'll calculated and has beon used ma
.&2A ny years for Boarding House-ilso
A Lot Of Land formerly owned by
Thomas 1ardnsr, near Tew-towu $50 by 30 feet
very pleasantly situated tot building Lot. on the
road to the Beach.--.iiso. Pew No 81 cas-, aisle in
the 2nd Baptist Church - Lite,oise, Two frs, rate
Cows, good family horse, l handsome pleasure
wagon, common do. and harness. horse cart, |
hrsl rate Boat for fishing or cunning, | new saddle
and bride. and 5 or Tons of good Uay.
WIN. VARS.
g's- II the above property and articles are no,
sold by THURSDAY, the 26th of Sept inst. the,
will on that day, be sold at Public Auction, 10 the
highest bdcer Newport Sept 4, 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

1t is a singular fact that Washington. Jeffer,
son. Madison and Jackson had no sons, and
that each of these gentlemen were elected TO
the Presidency, for two terms. John Adams
and John Quincy Adams, had each. sons, and
they were elected only one term each. Martin
Van Buren CF-has two sons
Dedham Patriot.
And will serve a term for each OF them. The
Fact is, friend Patriot, the two Adams happen
ed TO be Wigs. which explains the whole mys-
tery-whereas, Washington, Jefferson and jack
son, were Democrats. You must not expect
Wings to serve long-the People dontt like
'em-BoStoa Republic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
LIST OF LETTERS,

t1a
X. ..
r LIST, 1889,
6 for them sciHpied"
they are placed in q
+ NJ Mason
Mrs Harriet Mitchell.
Sarah Mcintyre
Miss Sarah ) Malleu
Is Mason
Maria l. Melville
Mary Mitchell
Mary Morris
y
Mrs Newbould
George Osborn
George A Peabody
Aaron Peaso
John g Proud
Mrs 4 II prindle
Elizabeth A Parker
Miss Mary L Z Potter
LYDIA Packard
X
l. c Richmond
Edward c Ruhedge Z
Miss S Rntledge s
Matilda A Rees
Mary Rose
Layena Ross
Anstes L Richardson
Cyrus III Stone .
Ehan 4 Snttla
Jodo Luis de Souza
George Smith
Frances NJ Smith
William Shaw
George B Smith
J Studdan
Solomon b Spaulding
Mrs Sally Stewart
l. Shubilck
Catherine SPHINX ?
Miss Rachel Smith
Hannah Shaw
Il
Asa W Tibbits
Capt Thayer
Aaron rhorp
Osborn rrow
William J Tilley
Mrs Olivia II Tow .
Wm 'rhurs;on
Abby Thurslon
RI TilIinghast
V
Miss Anna Van Schalck
w
Robert Walkinson
ID Charles Willing
Elias K Wllmarlh
Henry Wood 2
Joseph B.Wheeler 2
hmbius Wliehouss
Mrs eliza r Waldo
- Waddlngion
Rcbesca w Wood
Hannah Mary Wheeler
Fanny Walker
Susan Wilson
Miss Martha Webster
Ann Woeden
Y
Charles YsrDsle
MIDDLETowE
Robert A Gnsnell
Daniel Bebee
Samuel Peckham
JAMEsTowS
Henry Fowler
George Anthony
William Dennis
Cell. A Carr
IRIsu
George Brannan
Patrick Porrls
Francis McGOwan
John OBrlen
Path Brariner
X. X. CARR, Z. NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
MONDAY. Sept 2nd.
TUESDAY. SEM. ID.
CLEARED.

Sailed, Barque Skogman, Boston. .--Br ~ Po-
land, Gardner, Ilavana.-Cutter Vigilani. Capt.
Connor on a cruise
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

Brig Sea Bird, OK from Proyidenee.--SloopS
Leopard, Small, from Dennis for Providence -
Eclipse, Burdick, from Philadelphia for Pswtuck.
Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-16

--.----.-1
l%ltg Uf'FAI > LIE htLDiN 49, p" '''A-'l-
IP1 NATION Wnn tie most nep"nunt
functions Of life tIe suspended, AZ ih''e "h' "G
invalids by inheritance ef iafenatre are i'Hut'I
TO drplorable state OF nervous d, hl!, iIIrt should
Of even tl,cn desuair for il Is mol ~ dcsiui illHt
relief can e found No l.ej iacm t.si look a.
rouud. and Living aside al Dgf.iadeos; ask t!'rn-
selves this Gucstou-''if m} p ysirlsh cauh"t hrP
me. is bis rrin,tcd skill my ,ld} resort
Perhaps at that inonoeH tie Leaf ug OF ihiS aG-
vcrtisemcnt. "Moiiats Lilo Medicines; ""ud
rutch their eve; nnd were ll3ry IN rh;ii diNrSIcd
trloolish prfiudices they mehl perhaps he induced
to INQUIRE y lictlcr Mr. Moiial's theory and treat
mint of diseascs differed from that of tier own
physcians They wonld lien I,afn HAT 1t dl,I di'-
fer and very widely and vii! most haipy r. suits
loo
Ifthey pursued ,hc;r inquiries sill further they
would find that all practising ply scia.s OF hc pres
eni duv urrscrjba MERCURY, in some form, tor
al,rnsi cynev disease and they would earn loo that
orcria ,,icdiciaes thouoh lGcy rive present relief
,,,dor,,inn Tho constitution. and ALWAYS leave the
nacnt in precarious STATE Of health.
aooI Y ,rarroble N,dcineis i,i.i the reverse Of
,,t ~ Far hnnJrrds of xears lefore that scourge
= GnnnIsind sMercury.' was cmplyed in the heal
s','ar, ph, sic;,ns nsrd no,lina hit herbs Even
Ja R1lo raco,nnends as the .sl,ilGll physician lie
ho nro,,re,b lis mrdicincs from herbs Witness
Tnu Pt ;,rr,;''. nio III;
. iit shsu liz, nm his lead
=" 80 a. mon, ,,,,, No sLnlibe in adj.
"'n ~ a' y, ign VI wv
v a ..Fnr he hath nreparcd his medicines ont of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-16
NssElslss7
COMPC J.N'D EXTRA CT TOM4TO
PILL S,
A Celebrated Substitute for Cd7omeI

A Celebrated Substitute for CdIomeL
YHyHE Proprietors, after long laborious and ex
q pensivc research, have finally succeeded in ex
,ractiig substitute from the TOMATO, whcI
from lis peculiar effect upon the hepac or hillary
organs, they have denominaed Hepane.
1t is a medicine that will produce all the benefi-
ciaI results OF CALOMEL, in both acute and chron-
ic diseases, without the possibility of producing tie
deeterious consequences which May be found to at
tend the use OF that article.
Its action upon the constitution is universal, no
part Of the system escaping lis influence It's how
ever, upon the organs OF secretion and excreti.n,
that its power is particularly manfested hence is
peculiarly adapted to the treatment OF Bilious Fe-
yers and other diseases in which torpidlty or con-
gestioR Of the liver and portal circle prevail 1t i,
inadmissbc in all cases, when ii is necessary II
cleanse the stomarch and bowels 1t removes Oh
structions, and excies quick and healthy action Of
The liver and other granular viscera OF tie abdomen
1t is cleansing aud purifying to the system, acts
in perfect harmony with the known laws Of lie
and is undoubtedly one of the most valuable arti.
Giles ever offered for public trial and inspection.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-16
ELLIOT HOUSE.

- THIS HOUSE has been recently
3 N-EHTrTsa built and furnished at much eX-
iJirrT iE45 pense; and is every way calculated
-szsss to supply the wants Of the locomo-
tive public
Among other advantages, tbs situated in the
ccntfe, and business part ofthe town;-in the I'M
mediate vicinity of the principal wharyes, steam
boat landings. Post Office, Custom House &c. In
point of location, capacity and arrangement, it is
not only calculated ior men of business generally
but is well adapted 10 the wants of gentlemen VI
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charges will be as low as al any house OF
similar kind in this section of the country
n B. The establishment is furnished with aca
pncious and comfortable slabe which WILDE con
stantly attended by the most faithful Ostes. Car
riagcs and horses will be kept to let
Bath Nov. 1888. tt ~.