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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY ME-
nyCA'rED

~ COUGHS COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE
THROAT, WHOOpING COUGH IOkRSENESS,&c.
Df All thu preparations for the above discascs there is
noihing more eicacious than WILLIAM BRowS's Com
pound Bone,et Candy, Medicaicd The medicinal pro-
ptftics ,f This popular ahd pleasant remedy are sill
nrspncd bl the original inventor Ht the corner Of Elliot
and Washington sts., BOSTON and be had of him IL
al its geuunencss, and unryHod excellence II hns
been found he highly satisfactory in removing the
above troublesome complaints, and is upqucstioHably
worthy the DISTINGUISHED support il has received from
the public. For cleansing the v0ce II Is just the thing
aud used bv vocH,s, aud public speakers goHerally.
IN order get the genrnc, that IL Is oncosod in n
direction, ctainng the receipts also fac sime OF my
hau, writing, as supply all my agents with them:
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, lbs Thamos-strect, New
nort Il T. nov "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
POE IL v.
From the Boston Alin-
HARRISON MELODIEs-N

From the Boston Atln-.
HARRISON MELODIEs-NO.2. ,.
THE FARMER PRESIDENT.
TuxE.-"TIs NY DELIGHT or A sn,Sy NIGHT"
Did you ever hear Of the farmer
That live. up in the Wesij
OF all the men inr President
The wisest aud the best
To put him in the Capitol,
We've iound n capital way
Oh! wen sing Harrison song by night,
And beat his toes by day,
CHoRus-Oh! wen sing, sc.
Come, all of every station,
The rich as well ms poor
For all the farmers had u place
Who ever sought his doors
He never shrusk before The rirh,
Nor turned the poor HMnN
Oh wen sing Harrison song 10y night,
And boat his fnes bN day.
CnoRus-Oh. well sing, &c.
Come, NIL the folks of every age,
The old rs well rs Young
There's not Ia all Columbia
A name more justly sung
The brayest Of the brave was he,
When found ~ deadly hHS
Oh we'll sing Harrison song by night,
Aud beat his foes by dny.
CHoRUs-Oh! We'll sing, Ae.
When gathered into council,
Among the wise and great,
lie never thought to servo himself,
But wisely served The sthte;
saiesinnn he of vigor yet,
Although his locks are greyi
Oh! wo'll sing "A Harrison song by night,
And bent his foes by DAY.
CHoRus-Oh! wen sing, dc.
There's news about election
Borne on IN every gale,
shout from every place !, heard,
About The plough mud ilnil
And freaIncn's voices gladly JOIN
TO catch the sounds 50 ghN
Oh, wen sing II Harrison song by night,
Aud beat his foes hy day.
CHoRus-Oh! we'll sing, &c.
Then raise the Harrison banner
pom the outward walls
The word is rolling truinptt-tongutd
THE nERo's RIVAL ;ALLsi
The cry If victory rends the air
II swclls the JOYOUS lay
Oh, wen sing n Harrison song by night,
And beat his foes by day.
CnoRus-Oh! Wen sing, &c.
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PI L E S,
D r O p 8 Y,
S w " l. l. | N G S,
A i l. : q Il II s.
II III T. u nj A Il is NJ.

Ut is absolutely asserted on the most positive
u proof, that the above complaints are arrested
and cured by the timely use Of Hays Linimeni
u Is impossible 10 find room in this paper to pre-
sen, those proofs which are conclusive and con
vincing. They mny be seen at lengih IA below
The true article has splendid engraved wrap
per with agents aud propricior's name. Call AT
fleicher-st near Maiden Lane, door below
Pearl-st., where the article is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
N.ORENCE. Ala. Sept 27th. ls3sA zen
n ileman Of the highest standing in this town.
who has been dreadGply afflicted with the Blind
Piles for the last 20 years. called upon no cd,
freely confessed 10 me his situation. Aner de-
scrIbine the severity Of the complaint, he ro
marked he hid NOT been 40 well for 2O YEAR
past as he was NJ that moment. lie had u,s,
one bottle only Of Hays Linimoni. To use In
own words hc SAID L" the whole human fsnri'y
who were thus afflicted ought TO he made ae
1uainicd with this msdlciue p"
Tor sale, by X. J. TAYLOR
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s,O FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEP

EDs, &c. sc. For havoring Puddngs,
Pudding sauce, Custards, Blanc mango, Cakos.
&c. Sc. PRESTO.N'S EXTRACT or
LEMON, is The most convenient article thai
can be u.ed--n gives in perfection, the delicate
flavor Of The Lemon peel, purified from all bitter
or rancid gualiiles--neyer spoIIs by age or eli
mate. 10 be had Of K. J. TAlLCR.
Nav
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

aTlS WILLIAM BROWNS COMPOUND
q BONESEi CANDY, INDICATED, that
has gained such celebrity for clearing the voice
for public speakers and vocasts-also, to remove
Coughs and Colds, aud all lung complaints. 1t
has already taken the place Of many cough mix
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Anthony Stewart.

(Late Of he firm Of Siecart q IPeare1', J
- ESPECTFUIIY gives notice that h'
~ continues to carry on the business Of I
LIVERY STABLE, at his Stable on the
wharf next south of John J. Stacy's, whert
he will be happy to wait OIL his friends an,
the public with any thing in his line at th'
shortest notice. Particular attention paid t.
conveying passengers to and from the steam
bonts on their arrival and departure.
Newport, Dec l2, 1899.
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gNOCT. G.. II. I'll T. l. Ps' COM"
aR POUND TOMATO PILLS, the veg

alnblc Remedy Tor Diseases arising from jn'pui
ties ofrhe BLOOD; DyspepSia, ScrotuI", & al
CuRoNIc DISEASES also substitute for
M CATHARTiC in fENERS, md
all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. For sale by
Nov. IA. IL. J. ia LOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

&c large .aches from Litiis Toe Corns gro'r."
"ORNS, CORNs-An eilecua aud war
~ ranted cure for Toe Corns, which does not
fail to cure IN one instance in i00 for sale by the
gross dozen or sing boS. by A. b. 4 D. SANDS,
90 Fulton, corner Of Wi!liam-street. ~ York.
\l-o. by II. II. HAZARD, Sign of he Golden
Mortar. Newport, L. l. Price only p cents.
Dec 2S
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HAYNES HAIR TONfC.-Thse efiica.

HAYNES HAIR TONfC.-1'he cfiica-
t3 cy OF this elegant preparation in restoring
tho growth Of The hair in bnld places, is truly
wonderful. Where the hair has boen worn of
from The Top Of the head, by the careless practice
Of carrying things in the crown Of the hat, il is
generally considered difficult if not impossible To
restore it, but it is found by numerous examples
that The lair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure, Every
genleman--(we say nothing TO the ladies', il be-
ing fair presumption that their hair is always IN
full luxuriance al least II always seems So,) -
evory gentleman who finds his hair growing too
him, or becoming loose, should place n bottle Of
Ja,ne's ilau Tonic IN his dressing ease aud apply
il with n free use Of the hair brush every morn
ing. 'rhs result will he foil, strong and healthy
head Of hair The cases that have fallen under
our own observation warrant Us fully in asserting
this. There is no mistake in Dr. jayne
Ileehiy Messenger.
The above is for sale 10 this town by Mrs.
ANNA ". EDDY, Ftanklin-strce,, 2 doors
Fast Of the Custom House. jan so.
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ESxETER sUHETINCs.--a bales n
~ brown shsetIns,, this day ,eceived md
Tor sale by NJ. HALL
Apfh y.
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DIR. ATKINSON'S
CELEBRATED
TegetabLe Golden Ointment.

This ointment having been used in the,
Doctors private practice for many years wit .
perfect success and the many letters he haji
received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be Ger
tain cure for all Scrofulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or
Ring worm, Abrasions Of the Skin, and W.
ccratcd Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standing.l also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is infnllble.
For sale by DIR. II. r. HAZARD
Sign OF the Golden Mortar,
/ Near the Court House.
II Newport, Oct 90. 1896.
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MICE CALICOS at ITLLEHS, at II
L and l2l cts. mar ..
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2lIeeklD alnlaMar.

First Quarter, slh, Oh. l6m. morn.
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gAR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE
y RENOVATING PILLS From Ger
WAR DIS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL,

Foriheresiorotion ofhair on Baidheods
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when it becomes dry and
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Tor sale by
Aph o.
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DUFF GREEN.
SONS or AFFLTCTIoy T.ooK.,.

EhR. VaNDUN'S from Germany RESTORA-
az TIVE PILLS, a positive cure for Gouorrlna
Stubborn elects, &c.-Ihe superiority Of DIR. Vandon;s
Restorative Pills over every other medicine YET discoy
ered Tor e cure OF GonorrhRe, Gleei and other diseases
ofcuHiary Passages, become every day more eyiders
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into the cohIy, not less thaa
rye Thousand Boxes hnve been sold and instances
have been known 10 fail TO perform perfect cure in a
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
different fon any oioi VI SIC kind they are
wdfrahee not 10 produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms 80 oftene ,neriencr
whhe iaklPg copava, cupebs, turpentne mercury and
that class of medicines usually resored to by The nnsk
full in these complaints. -.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
ageat Tor ths par 0fte country The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N. b. persons az distance can be suppliedby en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
g. l.. DUHURST.
corner of Pratt st. s. Dugans' wharf
mal3 Jawer end Marke Street.
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- :7;5ITs PHOPLE or BAL rIMOKB

TO TlaE EAyDk BAD "a SSAAeA EA'@N =
The address this day published, explains the
,.lations heretofore existing between The Wing
wa-ty ard uaself The purpose Of it's Pu6liea-
Fsoals not 10 itnpesch the Central ConmN'fe'
or 20 inpUgu the motives under whlca 'ileJ
shave acted. Il is TO come fairly ana 'a''y &C.
FIRE you and lbe public, that : may ascertain
nov lar yoo are disTosed 70 support press
Er~e 10 treat with fairness End ean1Sr, ihe
-.,sAs.;ons Of Catholicism and Naturalization, 50
Gar "A HEY have bearing oa Ger civil 'nsiitu-
aio1s.
xg,i.e 1 geaye 70 tte religious press, the dis
r.,eaioo Of religious faith, / canno: close ny
ares TO the fact that the only means ofa antain'
.Ssg religious federation. IS 20 'reeiFt" ali ;t-
aempls 10 consolidate religious sects as Poiit-
deal gSyty-ana most Of nJl, that which, acting
uszsder foreign head. has heretofore disturbed
.dhe peace Ct nations, AID substituted inc SWORD
and the torch, for the preaching OF the gospel
IL swallowed that thero sse topics connected
with this subject, that belong appropriately 70
she political pzess, and that much good may oe
>asze by temperate discussion Of them In
ruznmercial and political paper. The Pilot
1sssl moi be devoted 70 those subjects excln-
zusely, but treat OF them in their appropriate
ueaation 10 current political questions, aud thus
Snrnish medium, through which the Protes' :
Ana community may reach the PuS@io ear, when
.svev II becomes their duty to speak
OF the arrangements 70 Placisg the paper ON
S,osiag to 6< MOS. ueefal, will hereafter speak
III. tbs meantime It is important tsat ] should
Aueyy, at an eaAy day, how far the Pat4ic co,
CIR in the views have presented, and free
sasercAAnge OF opinion IS uvited.
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az. sNA AIMS PANACEA-CaUTIUk. Tho
ereaicssebnty which this remedy has acquired Eing
period OF twenty years, ls increasing Gcnd and tts
Unparalleled success, has induced nunlbtc q pssons
iran time 20 time, both al home and abosd tnihdtste 10
fin various ways.
As long as these lmtahons confined to mixtures
bearing other nane, did not consider il necessary SO
SIC the hut having evidence in our asessssas
gloss deeephons pEactised by unnlncipt n!cH, ~
m6ing spurious syrup for the ''geUine Sws1's Pan
eea . stngly cautie tie public 20 avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able Hourcts.
1t is dics TO detect. in many instances, tic acsuaE
perpetrators of these Bsposons, ". spurious mi1a
lures the generally esnt iato tie INTERIOR aad 70
foreign cUuntIies.
some time back, we detecsed fraudulent imaiioni
New-YOrk, closely resembling OwA but The bOtles
were labelled William ss~aisi, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN.
Mnrn recently We have found bottles east n mo@Lt
pre,isey Ike own, but ''Swaini's PsRaees" Ne~
York isblovn in tive glass, instead OF "S~ass taan
Ne have received repeated adyicss from h. Wet a.
islands tlal our empty bottles are rutcta%. W nc
high ra H. for the purpose Of retis scr with so.
Gus I'M and Of the thousands 0t bouies II rwais
PanacCa annually sIld ia principal cIt.s
collect Hut few Of tie enPty bottles % tey are
1t 49, Of in various ways - detraud tle prop1ietCr
| 81 eeiVe the public.
Of one, by mixing portion Of SaTsails-ilia Syrup
Fya'h the genuine SWa1ns Pan3csa, thereby reiauEaE
| ONE Of its VIRTUES.
in Philadelphia lately, large order was recetvc1 Uy
aniercanue house for swaiu Is Panacea bottes mould
in exact imitation Of own was made, and the order
supplied-ind recent advcCs frn Br3zs inform thaa
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived 1t lilo dc JuieirOS
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
have also possession book printed in Germany, fac
siiule OF our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it will be seen that h
geing Svan's Pa,aega cOunterieitsd and initiated
to considerable extent; and M these limitations nOS
only fraud upon us, but Wl necessarily prolract the
sunerngs of invdids in lhose diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efiicacious, must rec
up=n the public purchase the SWau's Panacea only
70 authentic and respectable houses and dealers, WbO
ebtan heir supplies either from abfatory in Pl3
delpnia. or from accredited and General Agent
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No &c Pine street,
| New York.
| tSgned.) WILLIAM SWAIN y aOH.
| PbRaGsipIis, 18Th April, 1910.
ROBEkTS& ATkINSOE, r
Conner of hanover ard hiaIketSic Is,
| ma % eod Yah rinrse
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pNTEas' vEGR rABLE pills.


VIA A. would call attention to the advertisement
Wv columns to-day of PETERS WICHITA
BILE PILLS. We understand BY the hest medical au
thory, that there preparation Of the day which
joys eHvIabe reputation. AZ the saHh and north,
their has been unbounded, and wherever intro
duced we believe they have gwen the perecc salts
ttcton. We have this day had an interview with one
Of our citizens, Henry r. Fox WHO was tecently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate caneGns eruption,
where the whole body covered with large lUath
some ulcers, anu the tOnsis o the throat ATE
away-and by using these PILLS daily Tor siX weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE FILLS.
They do indeed restore The health of the body be-
carse they purify and inygorate The blood, and their
coed effects not cOunterhancea by any incunys-
nience heug composed entirely OF vegetables they do
not expose those who them To danger and cir ef
fleets certain they sautary they daily
and safely administered To infancy. YOUTH manhood and
old aye, and to women in the critical and delicate
circumstances; they do disturb shock the animal
functions, hut restore their order uid stahlish their
health; and for all The purposes urh Vegetable Puf-
gave, certain cleanser of the wc.t stem are re-
quirod, they stand without nviIlof;rn allowed TO
be all that can be accomplished sedb me, bOil Tor
power aud innocence
JC3-For sale by G. X. TYLER,
General Agent,
Corner OF East Baltimore and Hisll streets
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, aud Wasting
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra, b. G.
ie 10 9aw
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From me S.lsoueha,ina Rcg,ster.

Although the public have been ofteii imposed upon BY
PATENT MEDHJNE, yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised, neglected; merely be
cause 'ound III bad company" am led TO these re
marks by conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease
The heart which bad apparently brought her near the
grave One of our skillfai physicians was called,
who pronounced her disease ncurabe. An advertise
meni or DIR. JAyNE;s ExpEcToRANr in tile Register,
caught the eve OF her friends and bottle Of il was m
mediately procured from Benuy h1cheli's IN Mon
apparent Improvement She has taken two bottles al
yet but her health has been neatly restored
have no personal motive for recommending thiei
meet the eye of some who are laborig s
eases that they say likewise paHake Of It's benefits
7th mo. 18th, 1S4l
The above preparation Is sold sy
q. l.. DURURsT.
Corner Pratt ST. audlDassns wharf lower end Of en-
Market Spree. au5
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days without ptI,cling the mOst d}icnte casi utnns
,r causing ans disagretble ef(+ fIOm d letad't II
- 20 concentrated rs to TcndeS Is ecseHi IN saHh dos
e. con 1uenuy Il practicable ri al'taes, IN perform
Ing cure much sooner than any othtT edieiae ~ tae
United Slac- and is sold under tho sure lAan o no cuTc
no pay. Price 81 p battle.
Also, the Vegetable FLUID SyT0p, or hlercuud Ia
tractor TIL Callfs syrup is the discoYeyof an G&d
veteran in nGdci. IS, and mas long been in N pTt-
Va.c practice hoih in Europe and AISetiC, and Eas
never been knn3H 10 ia Va eftCciHa cure al c1ses
Of mere dis aSeS and Ne4e peTSs ild eveG zap
the toJght OF ever getting well. Ii is ndt-,d iHVa
uAhie medicine aud whs. il las ths aHi p+ctiI:
elf upon The bones affected with meTufy Il az cIH
same Time pGrnes The blood from The at We
nGTeal d;sensg. ScolulOas AhecItSis, Sritchcs and
Eruplons upon the Skin, odd staadng and iadlo1i al
upon the legs aud elsewhere, attended with gen
eral debility This medicine staads urrvaed- Il X
not only thu grrHlesl purifier known, bal al iiI6
S1ae il Strengthens rio Wioe sJrp3n, CT
wing fresh and permanent tone 70 the bgokeH co,iUl
ton. Pficr only 81 so per tOtlle.
These medicines are for sale Ht the LABORATORY
| of DR.. BOLYLBY, BROTHER, l. 60, Nc. 81 SnJrm
CHARLES STREET between Pratt aad Lombard streets
on the corner 81 UheT's Alley, aud nj 10 tseneTug A.
gcney 0iics, NO'3 PITT STREET, between frUal a.
and Buzag Bridge Plan Of NO cure ne pay.
We beg leave 10 say 70 sirsgtrs, and tie afflicted %
both seyeF;de GnyOgr quart and do not be tg!r VIII by
the miserable comp. unds sold in Giis city by IHe
Of tile apohrcares lhey calculated To deceive
most Ca,es where tey are used. IEoss. suffering aH-
der the abDye FympioIRS BssUTeo that the ahdVe
ned medicines, they VIII fad tie tgoe balm and src
comforter.
we will keep on hand full aud cic,sr. aA-orausne
OF rusFes, the hest qualify, suspense Osy BaNdases
1ip Draws diseasr5 uf tile back aad gTon-nlsO,
certain cure or the Bleeding Files, &c o3i
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.rO THE PUnI,IC.

1
u b II. ID. r. A. BEtAINIcRD having been in
NJ The regular practice Of medicine of The last fif-
teen years; and Thereby gaincd extensive knowledge
in the science of medicinal operations Is Induced
through The solicitations OF numerous friends 10 offer
the public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, in
the use OF which THOUSANDS have hccn cured from IN
fLAMhAT0RY aud other Diseases Of long standing lie
trusts they will not be taken luacle medicine as bs
fully snbsantiate his character ilil Revise
that OF the medicine, by those individuals who aye tae
ken il, with the most decided benefit and rel 10 Their
suferingS.
That TIT most prominent feature in aiI disfAsas
mates from deranged state OF fhe Bowels cnuno, 70
denied, and ms these Pills have been used for ,,on,
years producing the most sautay effect he il lI,e.,s
inclined to throw himself before generous publir
ident that fair trial viii insure tInt oon
which he merits. l5 ~ rs5aeslF - - SSA'e4S
For testimonials of character Or. Braipsyd mos, ~
Parker Cleayelard, NJ. d. Professor orf,s"l,
MateriI Mediea. H''''suy hiu
tice ofMcdicine q Hieoiy a'd Pfac-
gerry, 7T'N' - 'iatph'y ara sur
James Mekeen NJ. D., Professor Of Mja,Isa,,.
Henry H. frbiav NJ N n b0'fdein College, bflirey
ice os AZ. Us Professor oitlieory and prae
Chester Dewy, M. d. proO.ssa. - 81 l.1.-a-.,
raj Philosoph nd Boiss,y. S'e'"i'"y' Na'h-
Berkshire 51clci T.,
~. ID. NO druggist or Apoi,eafv viii t pIass
~, lrt ui ~ a,y linsants wbaiover Poeu
fKiCE % CENTS, SINGLE HOY *, r,,
~ sAtnEkDs HEAD QuAR1rus or~ -, 81
10y VEGETABLE PII.I.saI vi sac o. PURE
p.,s.. -, (Betwcen Calvert & sausb y, ~.
> 80 o.t stt tcod6.
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'mEDICYNAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sYPHILITISJ DROPS.

It's THE AER'&AA9E' sikSs---
Thr-e u4l0 aSS labofIl1 under tho ef-
f,.pts Of the had disntheIs ARE aDpris-
Cd din. the Sypii2iisc DSOps are kpaBd
20 be The cniy SAFE, sure, Snd speedy
eIra for the Vep9rai disease veS yet
discovered. Il has long been Ia Use,
bsrgowiBg hisfsTss and receiving
,reire--it has suFersrdod all Cie quack
r,,.,rulss, AND v4,ilss they have sugst
INTO oblivion, never more 10 he retiIen
heyf%i, the syVlIsliftc drops are re-cti-
Jay ils ll.o0saads Of thr attlNted frota
an ur,i,naly G.ave. IN w0rd, re-
- -. ~, df,re... r,lAts;alIv tu n fam
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~ pra. from Colo N Cousunution and nm :
fecaiy cyad Is m, more q less relieved and oen n IN
ARABfc. h il :" Sa 'Ie So1ippiND SYRUP or GI sl
c sIf every but is udicio ne will
poa 6r e c as o e msGs Faculty ha3 on~ ,as Of
bfeast and Lungs. MANY ejie ssf ulsaes Of the
Of I f sew WIN te ineredian used ID M ar No are
good proof sau a aSd tbeY i @ acta TS Ia9a
TO- sl ray be used by all who oys - M adye
Jury, u, viii dsc1 pitboutihc leas, ,4a, WIN
80 Sss1s9 . 1n ;. Prepared Oily ~ H. z
Corner r, .t.,.,- G, k. TYIF;R, - -
ard and in GeosesO 9y 4 Patterson and / od a.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21
FROM THE BISHOP OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. G. Sept. is, 1S40

CBAsLESfUN, ~. Sbls 10 iC1c'
Gentlemen--I was yesterday honored with
your invitation of Aug. 26, to meet the Vice
President Of the United States, on the 2Sth inst
| at Detroit
The compliment which you pay him is one oil
those political movements from which have
kept aloof though am freeto confess my opinion
is, that the administration, Of sCiich ne forms SO
conspicuous a part, has acted Jor the benefit of
our Union, and does not deserve the UitatpeTa-
ton acithuhieh It Is aSsaiIed
1t may perhaps tend to show the spirit OF
some ofits opponents, when SO humble an indi7
vidual as am, asd for so many years citizen,
thought must confess 70 the crime of having
been born in distant land, and of having vol
unfairly come hitaer, dare not express this simple
opinion without being denounced in uameasnred
| teFms,s and the persons whose religion teach,
threatened with exterliRation Il it it be dIscov-
cred that from any cause there shall be found a
majority in favor Of Mr.. Van Buren, in any dis
riot where Catholics are 8g1lerous