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has given proof sf deep research and high
y cultivated intellect. Ia oil the private,
domestic, aud social relations of llfe,-ip
the charneier Of father, husband, and friend,
as wen as in that of a citizen. he Was ev-
er, unimpeaehably, model for universal
imitation. lie equally adorned the public
aud the private relations which he sustain
ed. While IL Was his constant aim TO rem
der those dependent upon him happy in
mind, and easy in circumstances, he was
vet constantly at the disposal of his friends,
and the public, to enhance the enjoymenis
Of the festive circle, or to throw u cheerful
glow around the private Ere side Bu, alas
where is now our Yorick =
~ knew him well, Horatio A fellow
Of infinite jest and mos, excellent fancy.
Where be his jibes now 7 His gambols
His songsi His flashes of merfimeut, that
weie won't 10 set the table 90 a roar r.
But we must desist. We have fingered
over these memories Of our lost friend, with
q melancholy satisfaction THAT grew by
what il fed on: :" we could do so for hours
longer: but we must postpone further rem
lniscences until another opportunity
Meanwhile, ms we reflect spon the msny
merry hours We have spent in his society,
Like fields. refreshed with dewy light
When the sun smiles his last,
His parting presence makes more bright
The memory OF the past J. r. o.
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS cAMoMlle q APERIENT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Csr ..sthi.S
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re.
quested 10 obtain them from tbs SECULAR agents on.
ly--ss there is deitstious is.iaics ofthese med.
icines in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order TO guard the public against i'm.
posRion.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport r. T.; o. r.
TINGLEY, Proyidencs . J. NC INTYRE Il Co
Pawtueketi BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass GIBSON a. STERLING, Ct Barring
ton; ). POWELL, 36 csrnhiH Boston; d.
WITEBILL, New Haven, Conn. 4; CANFIELD
q ROBINS, Hartford.
sp BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEITs.
III See also advertisement. on the 6rs page.
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The case Of the Anistad was decided at New
Haven on Saturday week. Ons-third Of the
vessel and cargo was awarded 10 the officers
and crew Of The U. S. bri: Washnston--two-
thirds TO the owHsn-tbe slaves TO be given
Up to tho President Of the U. S. to be sent to
Afrisa; for which purpose. says the New Lon
don Gazette OF Wednesday last, the U. S. brig
Grampus is now lying in this port, waiting the
arrival OF tho Cutter Wolcott. Capt. Msthsr,
from New Haven.
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CID at New Orleans Sd inst, ship Palestine. Lit
tlsheld, Havre.
Ar at Charleston, lith inst, sehr Export, Gard
ner. Barataria La. ....
AT Attakspas. Ist inst. schr. Tasso, Burdick from
this port
Al New Orleans Dec. Goth Brig Sea- Bird Den
mis-. ST. Thomas.
SIoop Superior, Rogers, which sailed from this
Port ON the lith Of Nov arrived At Mobile Jan. ith.
The wreck OF hermaphrodne brig Angelins
Capt Finch, Of and for New York, i'm Turk,
Island passed Ith inst. lat % 45, Ion "a ~ BY
FIR vessel arr at Charleston. Latter bore dowI
to offer assistance. but percevng operson on boart
continued on her course.
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@ A Fire occurred in Bristol, On Thurs
day night last which destroyed Carpcn-
ters' shop on State street, occupied by Mr.,
Thomns Hslmes, Who lost all his tools, and
a large amount Of work and lumber on
hand. The Reformed Metbodis, M-eiing q
House wss aIso ,evernf times on fire and
was much injured.
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Loss or THE BRio Dor or THIS PoRr.-The
Steam Boat Champion, arrived at Mobile, report,
that the brig Boy, Of this port, frors Havana for
New Orleans. went ashore at Cape 81. Bias.
miles from ST. Joseph's Bar, at A. M. on the
Is inst wind N w.-no lives lost. and no good,
saved in sound state, save 10 Nj cigars which be-
longed to the Captain OF the brig She was own
ed by MIR. George Bowen Of this town, and was in
sured at The American ofhts Providence for
5000.
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Notice.

The ID Lecture before the Nswrosr ArHn-
sauS, will be delivered at Army Hall, THIS
Evssing, Jan. 9Th. I54o. at 7 O'Clock. by s.
r. Corros. Esq. Subject, "Reriuai Of LIT.
eraipre."
T-1'ickeu to be had At the Stores Of Messrs.
WIN. Callahan. r. J. Taylor. VIM. A. Barber.
and Augustus Bush. Price l21 cents single,
~ for 81.
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however. 10 be moved for the present-this l
have been told BY person who sa- him to-day
lit appears next 10 an impossibility, consider
ing the severity Of the weather. but IL 10 IN
doubtedly true. Since leaving New York We
have had severe cold weather. aud the ice has
completely blocked up the shores. The
northery winds kept driving the ice to lsewsrd.
and every Thing not floating very light would
naturally be buried bensath this constant ac-
emulation Of ice. 10 consequence Of this.
think We have been prevented from procuring
many bodies that. in more moderate weather.
could have beea seen.
Capt. VIM. Terrell. master Of the sloop I'm
provensnt, was With his vessel within 4 or S
miles OF the Lexington az tho time she COM
menced burning, and thinks il be had imme-
diately repaired to her assistance. he would
have been able to have saved great number oi
lives. The reason he gives for not doing 90 TO-
that he toouid hare lost has tide orer The Bar to
the Port TO which he vas bound. and accord
ingly pursued his demon-like course, leaving
upwards Of 100 persons 10 die the worst ol
deaths. ...
The circumstsnces oftbis unparalleled cruel
~ viii be hereafter more clearly exposed, snc
trust he will receive its msritsd deserts.
left New York in the steamer Statesman OF
wednesday. A. M. since which time up ts
the moment Of our leaving the scene Of sorrow
which the shores that We have visited pre-
sented--no time has BEEN lost 10 doing all that
lay in our power to search the greatest posi-.
Bile tract Of beach. vsinly hoping TO save alive
some one elinging TO any thing within thei,
power; and also 10 regain ell the bodies pessi-
Bile, for the purpose Of rendering 10 surviving
relations the only consolation left them in this
painful separation from their departed friends.
Wednesday night. who perfectly corroborates
Capt. billiards statements which shows how
collected each must have been in their perilous
situation.
We left Crane Neck. for New York, at half
past 5 p. NJ. Arrived al New York at 9 A.
NJ. after a passage of l5i hour-came so
miles through the ice.
Respectfully yours.
JssErB J. CoMsrocK.
A letter published in the Boston papers, from
the New York agent Of Mr.. Harnden, who wen,
in the Statesman. contains the following passage
Leaning that Captain Manchester. the
Pilot WAS at Southport. six miles from this,
went over aud saw him, from whence We have
just returned. Adolphus aud Hoyt were with
him on tho forecastle TO the last. The crates
we're all unloaded, and the boxes Of specie fol
the Merchants Bank were broken open and
emptisd ts throw water with, as THEY HAD
BUT ONE BUCKETt Manchester say,
the last hs saw Of Adolphus Harndsul va,
clear forward in the eyes Of the boat with hi,
hte Preserrey on. and had charge Of seine ropes
that held the raft which they had built to the
boat. and he asked him il he bad got them so
that he could threw them offquick no replied.
yes: and was very calm and had his thou ghts
about him. Poor feiiov--ihere is hardly q
shadow Of hope that he has escaped.
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(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
Al market Csc Beef Cattle, 100 Stores. 1850
Sheep. and 40 Swine.
PRIcEs-Besf Cauie-We quote TO correspond
with last week; 6rS qualify % as; second $5 so
a SO; third - so a S5 25.
Barrelling Csttie-Mess IS 80, No. ] s.
Stores-Vsry few sales effected
Cows and Calves-We noticed few sales-sN
81 IS a 40
Shesp-Lo,s were sold at 81 25, 2 IS, 3 80, 4 25,
a. so.
SwiDe-Those at marke, were pedded at from
to &c.
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NOTICE.

COURT~PRORaTE, .>s~porf. Jan. 6, 1910.
A IL Executors. or Administrations, appointed by
"A this Couri. who have not settled their Ac-
counis within Quo Year. are notified to appear st
Court Of Probate TO be holdsn at tho State House
!" Newport on the first Monday in February next.
At o'clock A. NJ. 10 show csnse why they have
neglected to settle their Accounts as aforesaid
that this Notice ts pubshsd In oil the papers Of ,h.
Town. By Ovder
d. D. ROWLAND, Cosneu CIerk.
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= r = 2 y y r

ook OUT look out! for an INFAMOUS
- kNAvE. bv the nasne Of ENOS l.. FIN
WIN. 9i New York, whs was formerly a BkP-
TlST PkEACHERt and better known 10 the c,i-
zens Of Monroe County AZ the REVEREND
iMtoSToR.' This soulless VILLAIN. Who was
dismissed nom his pulpit, some time since. Tor i'm
prepsr eondsei ia now rendering himself still wore
infamous, by wickedIy attempting ta inirnse not
merely upon the Church, but upon the WHOLE
COMMUNITY. ., e.
a lew months ago, this sCoUNDRfL wrote
to the Subscriber, al Boston, aud wished to be ap-
pointed an agent Tor sale OF tho Ma,chess Ssnaive
The General Agent, not know ing his depraved char
aeser, gave him AN agency. sud forw arded him
quantity Of the medicins.-Ths he soon sold. aud
reunited the money aud ordered another lot, which
was sent about ono month since. To avoid any
suspicisn AZ to the DESIGN ofhis applying for an
agency or 10 conceal his 'CLOVEN FOOT he
made partial remittance Of the sales or the last lot
oply 10 days ago. Yesterday. with utter ASTON
ISHMENr the General Agent learnt. that this
REVEREND DECEltER is now impuriourly
manufacturing with his own UNiiOLY HANDS.
a worthless medicine.--a SPURIOUS SANA-
TIVE. which he Is employing swindIing pedan to
palm upon the public as the GENUINE ORIGl.
NAL. 1e.
ss. II the people OF America will only bear ONE
FACT IN mind. tLere is not even POSStBiLITY
Of their being duped by this UNPRiN CIPI.ED
VILLAIN. The lac, is ibi.; ~ NO PEDLAR. or
TRAVELLING AGENT has .pfr been employed IN
his eounryto sell the Samaiirs or TO ieare 9i. any
psr,o" 70 senon commission. -EI Again every Agent
Of the TRUE Sanative, Is appointed by the GEN
ERAI. AGENT. and receives the mrdirin- directly
FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON.
= q q q q Y
aJ' Let all who buy tho ssnahve, (and almost
every one does buy i,.) REMEMBER THE A.
BOVE FACTS. aud they may he SURE Of obtain
ing the GENUINE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
Gr N. B,-Evey Asent Of the Mslchless Sans
tive, Is EARNESTLY desired 10 give sn lMMI-
DiATE ALARM, by having this article inserted
ons mcnth in ai the papers in their towp. And
that the General asen, may be CERTAIN that tho
public arc put on the LOOK OUT fs, III. iMrOS.
TOR. he viii kindly thank ail his Agents To forward
him copy Of each paper advertised in. As SO0N
AS POSSIBLE. ID. s. HOWLAAD,
General American Agent Depository
No. ise. Washington Street.
Boston. Dec. 23d. 1889.
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MAKkEr, JAN. 9th.
IRenorted for The Nrx Ynrk Post

Reported for the New York Postl
Beeves-The supply Of Beef Cattle at rnsrks,
Comprised $50 head including $50 left over from
last week GO from Connecticut, and the balance
from this State; Of which COO were sold si S6 to
$3.50 averaging $7,25 the 100 lbs.
Cows and Calyes-Tbers were 20 offered, and
80 were sold at $50 10 $40 each.
Shesp.-The number at market consisted Of 1000
Of which 400 were taken at 81 so to $3.50 each.
Hay.-The supplies were large. aud although
most Of the sales were made at 62} a IS GEMS, some
Of rather inferior qualities were disposed Of ss low
as 50 cents the 100 lbs.
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nRIED PLUMs-J Just received aud Tor ssle
~ by I. 7. SHEFFIELD, Broad.st. ljan Is
W M. B. g. Il. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAlLORs.

No. 80 THAMES STREET.
EsrECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
~ the public generally. that they have received
from New York, a good assortment Of blue and,
black BEAVER CLOTHS. Blue Pilot Clolh
and Cassimeres, suitable for the season, which ih,n
will make upio order. in the best manner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Cloves, Snspenders, ildkfs
Comioriers, Crayats, Stocks, Boson,s, Collar and
every other article usually found in such an esiabl,h-
nsnt. at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
conplc'e assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale "a
ehsap aseanbe bought any other store in the state
Oct i6.
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From the Fall River Patriot.

We. the undsrsigned, master and owners Of
the schooner Oliver Cromwell. take this meth
cd Of ftendsring our sincere thanks TO Captain
NJ. Connor and officers Of the United Siates
Revanu. Cutter Vigilant, in getting of our ves-
sci from tho psrilo~s situssiea shore, st
Tarpaulin Cove. Had il not been for their
kind services. shs m ast have remained on shore
for the winter and would probably been a total
loss.
JONATHAN LUCE.
JOHN A. SWAIN.
Tisbury (Helmes HoIcl Ian IA lp40
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TNHE OBLIGATIONS Of the World to The
- Bble-A series Of Lectures TO Young sIeu.
by Csrdiner slrIng. Received aud fol Gals By
Dec l-lb. w. CALLAHAN
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HENRY J. FINN.


The hand that commences this paragraph
was perhaps the last thar was ever graspec
by the lanented Finu, in friendly cordiality
upon earth. lie arrived 10 this city, from
d perilons journey across the AIlsghanies
on Sunday last, and from the moment oi
his arrival, ill this departure, on Monday
evening, by the i'll fa,ed Lexington, we
were constantly tesether.-Oa Sunday
evening, we made several visits ut the hDus.
es Of mutual friends in this city, and a, each
and all he was The life of the social circle
Ever exuberant and warm. his mir,h, upon
this evening, was even more GENIAL thai,
usual. and the last night he passed upon
earth was, perhaps, among the most cheer
fal and happy of his life We shall never
cease to congratulate ourselves that this
bright night il was ours to share with him
who made it SO
We have known Mr.. Finn many years
and have epj"yed in his society many de.
lightful boDrs.
His comic powers were very great. Hi,
perception of the ludicrous was more keen
than that ofany other person with whom
we have ever conversed, personally, or
through his writings. The ready Jest, the
apt and timely pun, the equivoque whici
always raised the hearty laugh, and the
sarcasm, which, though it never failed to
hit its mark, was yet never so severe MS h
ranhle where II struck, we're always at hin
command.
But II was not rs q eoniedian, or as q
humorist, that we find our departed frie I'd
most stronsly associated in our memory.
His wit sparkled no less brightly in i-pict-
ing the more serious and soinbre phases ol
human character. Who has ever witness.
ed that exquisite personatinn of Monsieur
Jaques, or that truly wonderful embodi-
ment Of chsracter,-his Philip Gsrbois,
without tears Of pity aud of JOY commin gled
Oh no! If the connie power Of the actor
could sci The table in roar or rsiss the
plaudets Of crowped theatre, the touching
tenderness Of the NEST feeling of hearts.
when embodied BY ,ha, same actor. could
u'elt to tears the congregated mass Of au-
dnors, with the same facility Ia these
parts he was uprivalled.
As a poet and Painter, Mr.. Finn nc
quired no ordinary celebrity. His pen
was never idle, aud two Of its productions,
q Tragedy, founded upon the history of
Joanna of Naples, aud an Opera, the mu-
sic of which is the composition Of our
townsmsn Mr.. G. Z. Horn,-sre now all
ready for presentation to the public.
The landscapes in oil, and in water col
ors. Of Mr. Finn. were of very high order
of merit. We have seen several that yesld
vie with the ucb-lsuded efforts Of bigh
uamed masters lie had the faculty Of
sk.lcl,ing the most speaking likenesses Of
persons, and his miniatures upon ivory are
very deI,caiely done. His power Of hating
off q given character by pencilIed sketch
Was remarkable, aid in comic design he
shared the peculiar taleu, of Cruikshank.
Mr.. Finn was wrll-eduealed scholar,
aud vas an adep, 10 'nsny arts and seien.
ces which We have not yet enumerated, and
to which We have only space aud spIriis, at
present. briefly TO advert. lie was The 10
venior Of some improvements in MECHANICS,
aud ~ the exact and speculative sciences
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M Mdrrfro 4.

In Bristol, on THURSDAY last. by the Rev Mr.
Bristed John How and Pfnsn. Esq. 10 Mia. Eliza,
daughter ofcol Jouithsn Slsse III Of t,s, ,oun
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O. The New York Evening Tanler Of
Friday last contains a well meri,ed and
just tribute to the memory Of Mr.. Frsx,
written by J. F, Otis, Esq, from which we
al, ell
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MIll.STREET ACADEMY,

VISIT TO cRAND-PAPA-ors Week q,
y Newport. BY sarah 8. csbeone wiih <s.sr.
suFsssipgs Of Nrwror seenssy. Just ppbrl~d
and tor sslsby W. CALLAHAN.
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nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES
" OF CONSUMPTION aud other discssss
annsaly cured by the Ms,chlcss Sentative .-TsSti-
men'als hon the hrst men in our county, proving
beyond doubt that the much talked of mHtchle's
Sanaiivs Is indeed an efsctual medicine worthy Of
and the SICK generally, may be seen BY calling on
any OF the many thousand agents. throughout ,hs
country The fact that tho sanaiivs may be used
without interruption Of Diet, strongly recommends
u to .ll who have been suffering under lingering
complains without any relief from the usual rems-
dies IN uss among us.
Ge"erai Depository. 1ss Fash
iagtos Street Boston.
CHARLES N. TILLEY. Agent for
.Nsrpor and Nc,cpcrf { esnfy.
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NOTICE.

4 "a special meeting Of the Directors OF the
n TRADERS BANk, on Monday evening
January 9th. Is4O, EDwm WnDus. Esq, was unani.
mously elected President, rice Borden Wood, Eco ..
resignsds and Thomas w. Brown, Esq, a Dirsc.
tor 10 oil ibs vacancy In the Direction until the
nsIi manual meeting the Stockholders.
BENZ. mUMFoRD, cashxy.
ksrysr, Jasy. .. 1880.
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DAIsISs, iu bo,es aud Kegs. and fresh VIcs
h Just I'esI'sSby ! I sHLfriELD.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Sloop Hero. Read. Bristol.
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JONATHAN LICE
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jan. 10.

Tisbury. (Holmss Hole,) Jsn. IA, ls4o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-24
DOCTOR D.aVEN'PORIrS GENUINE E
Bilious Pills.

VuNHESE Pills are justly esteemed for their ea
L. ~ operations and good effects, az a mild
safe, and sovereign remedy 70. Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels -
in removing distractions Of every kind, by dis
solving and discharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure re-
lief Cor costiveness They are so accommodated
to all ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken in winter or summer, ut any time Of the
day, without regard TO diet or hindrsnce Of bust
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant, and
oifeciual, that by experience they are found to
exceed any other Physic heretofore offered TO the
public, which we can show by great number
of certificates from eminent ply sicians and Others.
D.AVE.\PORTS CELEBR.7TED EYE
W.4TER.
Which has been applied with great success to
weak, sore and inhan,ed eyes, in all stages.
WFiE.4I'O.VS ITCH OLNY.NE.VT.
Which cures in less than one hours applica
tion. (See directions.)
The character Of this celebrated Ointmen
stands unrivaIled for being safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loa,bsome disease called the
Itch-and for all kinds Of pinples on tho kin
II is also a valuable article for the Salt Rheun,
and Chilblains.
UHE.4TO.N"S L4U.NDICE BITTERS,
Which are so emineniy useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received aud for sale in this
town by Doct. X. K. HAZARD and X. TAY-
LOR Also by the Druggists in Providence.
Julv 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-24

lnFalthc remedies ever devised for the resto aton
" and preservation Of tie Ii"ir, nothing has been
found equal to abert's Ole giuons Hair Tome. sei-
dom fa TO restore the hair to healb and beauty. Many
who were bald three months ago. can now exhibit uxu-
rant heads ot hair.
II B prepared from rec pc Of the celebrated Or Ali
len oi PARIS, by one Of his pnpis.
The lowing c,trT from ur = Fitch Is very Kind
" permitted to be used. =.
Phiiade' thia, May 10, 1899.
Dr Jayne-pcar Sir: I feel that can haniiy say
enough To- " in favor Of Alihers nous Hair roe
sold by yuu hal The hone" of personal qusintancs
with Bston ~ u In Paris. tie Is known to all tile
world Of iie most eminent lecturers and prae
tuners m an dsens sof tho Kim that hh. been
known all who save q, er attended his consultations
at The great Hospital saint Louis or who have head hts
public lectures Witnessed the success Of his private
practice, wi nnhcsitntugly ackno~ ledge. Ills Hair
Tonic cons der one II the b<t preparations Tor no
hair with VII ch we nre acquainted aud hiiy justices
the assertion ~ the rrospeeius" the pr pr,riof have
ef perirnced The most signal benefits from u. Ny hair
had been Milling ui about two years, and had become
very thin, threatening speedy badness whcn con-
mrncr, using mi. rcmrdy. In about one week IL seas.
ed 10 fall a. have used II now about thee months,
and have as full aud thick he I'D oi hir ~ can ?oss
by desire. have re. ommenGtd its u q tn nunber
oi my friends, who all sprak well ofh II athfuIly
employed, have no douit of It's general success. {
may add III bef,rr u-ing the Tonic, tiled almost
MI the various articles emp Dyed for the h,ir such
the Micassar on all the rcni preparations 1T ars
oil, vege'abe hair OIL Nc without experiencing much,
" any beneht. Respectfully yours.
= = Fi1'Gn, No ia Ch.snuts st
opy OF letter from G. Park. Pastor Il the Baptis,
hmrh at 1iaidonh.id. NJ
br u Jnync-Sti tate pleds1fe IN inio npg yon
hat the boiiie of Ab4h's ibI Tonic Which "biaped
oi yon ia,' 'elob ', hsprotd mot .aii Glory 'ni
surc"ssui Ny h,ir had tor long lime been exceed.
ingy hin. Hut io two three years past had 80
ialicn oui, that NY b.t1 had ttc"ne mot en,nsy
bald. ' WIS under the n'C's ny ot e'nreali4g tho
bnldnes by rombins the hiH on the des "yet H. But
n"w ancf nsins Htout hAH ~ ab l""f the Ionic.
have n lnEnfi.s' g,o~ih oi haf ne over har.
| CCPARk,
The Rev L.on ~ Fletcher. Pastor of N. Bspii.,
hnnh mtrHi \nll y, 20. wh" Ia used IN ee bou ~
oi this Toric, and who had been bild COR years wit
To \ iaynei Maich2, 1859,
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Mr Fletcher he'd is nav completely covered WIN
n 6n. growth ct hru, wLee he had h,sr nrtI.etIv
bnid befrr.
II may bc had Wholesale aud retail Of DR.. II.
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81 [june IS.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JsHH A. WAps-
WORM, Providence, X. l.