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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23
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MIR. WILLIAM ALBERT GREENE, of
N1 the firm Of Allen g. Greene, Of Provi-
dence, r. l., was passenger on board the
steamboat Lexington when she was destroy
cd by fire in Long Island Sound on the night
Of tho 18Th instant. There can BE no doubt
that Mr.. Greene perished on that OCCASION.
The subscriber offers reward ol Five Hun.
drcd Dollars to be paid upon recovery of the
body Of the deceased, aud for the delivery Of
it either at New York to Messrs. Fcarings
g. Hall, or in Providence, together with the
papers which were about his person when
the accident took place.
Il. ALLEN.
Providence, January 10th, lS4Q.
The deceased was "a years Of age-slx
feet high-dark hair and eyes. lie probably
wore green box coat, lined and wadded.-
His linen bore the initials of his name.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

New BEDFoRD Y.-Henry
II. Grape, Esq, Of New Bedford, has
just published full and complete Di-
rectory of that place, containing not
OILY the names of The inhabitants, their
occupations, places Of business, dwell
ing houses, the Town Register, lists of
streets and wharves, the town ofiiccra,
public Offices, banks, churches, and a
variety of other useful information, but
list Of all the vessels employed in the
Whale Fishery belonging to the United
States, with the names of the masters,
and managing owners, time Of sailing
and tonnage-together with the price.
of oil and whalebone, and amount of
importation Of each article, for the years
1885, '36, 81, '38, and 80. Separate
from the other useful matter contained
in the work, we should think the Ship
ping List alone, with the prices Of oil !,
sc. would be considered very valuable
rs well for the amount Of information it
contains, as for its convenience in case
Of reference. The lists VIC understand,
nre bound separate from the Directory,
and are for sale at tho Book Stores in
New Bedford.
We have been politely favored with
n copy Of the above work, which any
Of our friends may examine who desire
IN do en-
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RIJ.

We. the undersigned, master and owners Of
the schooner Oliver Cromwell. take this method
Of rendering our sincere thanks 10 Captain NJ.
Conner and officers Of the United States Revenue
Cutter VigiIan, in getting of our vessel from the
perilous situation on shore. at Tarpauln Cove
Had it no, been for their kind services. she must
have remained Oh shore for the winter and would
probably been a total loss.
JONATHAN LUCE.
JOHN A. SWAIN.
Tisbury, (Iiolmes IIole,) Jan. II, 1910.
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MARKET-Mondny, Jan. 30
(Rcportod for the Boston Patriot)

At markc, 800 Beef Cattle. and 500 Sheep
About 500 Sheep have been before reported
PRIcss-Be,f Cditie-The butte hers were
largely supplied last week, and consequently
purchased less. and prices did not advance a.
much as was expected from, the limited mum
bcr at market. We quote lirs' T,ali,y SO %
9 6 50; second $57j So; third 81 as o
) 80.
Barriing CoHie-Mess g. 80, No. IS.
Cous and Coivs Very f'w OF market, and
very few " my sales effected.
!Stsep--Lots were scld at - 80, rs, 50
3 rs 80 mud .5.
.Seine-Nune at market.
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NEWPORT BANK.

A T the annual meeting Of tie Stockholders
N Of this Bank, held on "Wednesday, Jan
ist, lsio, the following parsons were elected
Directors for the ensuing year. viz.-Wm. Yer
non. Thomas g. Ptman, Siuon Newton, Isniah
Crooker, Wm :. Nichcls, Wm. Stevens, T.. +.
Newton. Edward L. Allan, VIM A Bathcr.
At n subscquen, meeting oflhn Directors, WM.
VERroN was clroscn President. and
:. CAllOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. q, 1910.
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U. S. SENAToR.-.Naihanici p. Tall
madge was, on Tuesday Of last week,
reelected Senator Of the u. States
from the State of New York, for term
Of six years from tho iih of March last.
The vote stood, in the Senate, ~ to I I
ono Wing nhscnt;---in The House, CO
TO 58-onc Wing voting for Francis
Granger.
The eleven Locolaco votes in the
Senate were divided among icr iudiyidu-
n'.-th" GGy-tish, in the House among
huty-em.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

Loss OF tbs BnIe Dor or THIS PoRr.-
The steamboat Champion, srrivcd at Mobile,
reports that the brig Boy, Of this port, from
Havana for New Orleans. went ashore at
Cape st. Bias, miles from st. Josephs Bar,
at 6 A. NJ. on the lst inst. wind N. VINO
lives lost, and no goods saved in a sound
state, save 10 VI cigars which belonged to the
Captain Of the brig. She was owned by Mr..
George Bowen Of this town, and was insured
at the American Office Providence for $4,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

Among tho individuals who perished in
the Lexington was the comedian HENRY J..
FINN, a worthy and highly esteemed gentle
man, and an honor to tho profession of which
he was member. Mr.. Finn was for some
years manager Of the old Federal street
Theatre in Boston, where he was always
dcservedy favorite with the public, no less
for his admirable comic powers than for his
exemplary private life. lie was thoroughly
master of his profession, well vcrsed in all
tho dramatic literature of England, and him
self the author Of several highly creditable
dramatic productions. He had 4 taste for
painting, and his Cottage at Newport, where
he has chiefly resided for some years, was
ornamented with the result of his own ANA =
tcur devotion to tho arts. !Ie was q painter,
dramatist, and an actor and in the latter
character he will long be remembered by the
thousands, to whose entertainment he has so
long and SO largely contrbuted.-[.N York
Courier and Enquirer.
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+ + + : = =

o. Let all who bny the Sanative, land al
most every one does buy ill., REMEMBEk
THE ABOVE FACTS, aud they may r.
SURE Of obtaining the GENUINE ORIGi-
NAL COMPOUND.
NJ n. B-.Every Agent of the Maichless
Sanativc. is EARNESTLY desired 10 Civ,
an IMMEDIATE ALARM, by having this
article inserted one month in all the papers
in their towns. And that the General agent
may be. CERTAIN that tie public are pnt
on the LOOK OUT for the lMPOSToR.
he will kindly thank all his A gents to forward
him copy of each pnper advertised in, AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE,
d. S. ROWLAND.
General american Agent, Depository
No. ls6, Washington Street.
Boston, Dec. 23d, 1899. [jan VI
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D GAT E s..

In this town. on Wednesday morning last, Mrs Sarah
Friend, widow Of Mr. Francis Fend In the o5lh yeur
of her age.
In Providence the 18th inst, or oonsump mpton, Mr.
John Mallon, Of this town, aged IS years.
Al the New Hope Estate, Island Of Cubn, in Novem-
her last, Mr. Charles Henry Munro, Of Mr. Nathan
lei Mnnro, Of Bristol aged about 20 years Also, MIR.
James Nelson Munro, son Of Mr.. Nathaniel Munro, 3d.
Of Providence formerly Of Bristol aged ~ years, both
.ntsrprlsipg aud industrious young men Both have
left families TO lament their loss
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NOticc'.

gHNIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice.
4 ihst she has been appointed by the Hon
Court of Probate Of the Town of North Kings
town, Administrators on the Estate Of Pclcg
Wecden, late Of said North kinvstov u, deceased,
and has given bond according TO law-sh there
fore requests all persons who are indebted to the
rstsie of said deceased. to make payment with
out delay, AID also ril pcrscw who have ciaims
against said Estate. 10 exhibit them az soon a.
may be. MARY NEEiIEN, Adm'r
North KinsS,owp. Dec q. 1882 tdlal
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NOTICE..

At special meeting Of the Directors of
~ tho TR.iDER'S BANK, on Monday
evening January 9Th, isi0, EbwiS WILuuR,
E>o., was unanimously elected prcsldent,
rice Borden wood. Esq resigned and Tho
mss w. Brown. 10. Director TO ill tho
vacancy in tho Direction, until the next an.
nu,l meeting Of the Stockholders.
FEM. MCMfoRD, Crsiisr
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! I i .
REVEREND IMPosTOR!!!

II OOK OUT look ou, for an INFAMOUS
n KNAVE. by The name Of ENOS L. FEN
WICK, OF New York, @ho was formerly
BAPTIST PREACHER, and better known 10
the citizens Of Monroe County as the REVE-
RENn IMPOSrOR.' This souless VILLAIN,
who was dismissed from his pulpit, some time
since, for improper conduct, Is now rendering
himself still more infamous, 10y wicacdly at.
tempting to impose not merely upon The Charch,
bu, upon the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
A few months ago. this SCOUNDREt, wrote
to the Subscriber, at Boston, and wished to he
appointed an agent FOR sale Of tho Matchlesa
Sanatve. Tho General Agent, not knowing lis
depraved character, gave him an agency, and
forwarded him quantity Of ihs medicine 1T
he soon sold. and remited the money. aud or
dered another lOt, which WAS sent vbout one
month since. To avoid any suspicion as 10 the
DESIGN Of his applying FOR an agency or TO
conceal his 'CLOVEN FOOT he made n pr
t,i remittance Of the sales of the last lot, ooly
10 DAYS nso. Yesterday, with utter ASTON.
ISIIMENT the General Agent learnt, that lh's
REVEREND DECElVER is now impuriou,'y
manufacturing with his own UNIiOLY iIANDS,
worthless medicne,-a SPURIOUS SANA.
TIVE. which he is employing swindng redlaI
to palm upon rhe public us the GENClSE
ORIGINAL.
Irihe peol e Of America will only bea. ONE
FACT in mind, there is not evena POSSiBIiI-
TY Of there being duped by this UNPRiNtl.
PIED VILLAIN. The fact is this IT, NJ
PEDLAR, or TRAVELLING AGENT has tvtf
been employed IN this country TO sell The
Sdndiipt, or to leave IL pith any pt'son "a
sell on eommission.ai0! Again. every Ae'at
Of the TRUE Sana,ive, ia appointed BY 'ts
GENERAL AGENT, and receives the mcdiribr
directly FROM TIE DEPOSITORY IN BOS-
VnN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

A II the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
"A Of the Bank Of Rhode Island, held pnr-
suant to Charter on Monday, the 9Th INST,
the following gentlemen were elected Direc.
tors for the year rensning,viz:- Audcy Clarke,
8. +. Gardner, James Hammond. N. B. Ham.
nett, w. G. Gibbs, r. e. Dunn, Pclcg Clarke
Ata subsequen, meeting OF the Directors
AUDLEr CLARKE, Esq. was re- elected Presi
dent, w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. q, 1910.
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INVALIDS READ.

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND, Ca
~ SES OF CONSUMPTION and other
diseases annually cured by the Ma,chleSs Sans-
tive.-Tes,imonials from the first men in our
country, proving beyond doubt that the much
talked Of Malchless Sana,vc is indeed an eifoclu-
al medicine. worthy Of the serious attention Of
every consumptive person, and the sick gene
rally, msy be seen by calling on any Of the msny
thos.and agents, throughout the country. The
fact that the Sanalive may be used without in
who have been suffering under lingering com.
plant, without any relief from the usual remedies
in uss among Us.
General Depository. lss HasA-
ingtOn street, Boston.
CHARLES N. TILLEY, Agent for
.NtUport aud JNt,cport County.
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WANTED,

A. N. APPRENTICE TO THE PRINT
IA ING BUSINESS "A n intell gent, steady
boy, from ID to rs years Of age, can have u
good situation by applying immediately at
the office Of the HERALD OF THE TINES.
ian l6
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Philosophical Lectures.

rV>IiE usual Lectures under this title, are,
tor good reasons, postponed I'LL further
notice. J. N. BELLOWS.
Newport, Jan. %, ls40.
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NE EW.YORK OYSTERS.

TUNlE subscriber has received a quantity Of
: II NETWORK OYSTERS, and with his
supply already on hand. he can supply families
or parties with the above article. Also, evening
parties, or any association.
Jan 2S. J. REMOND.
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MILL.sT. AuAnHMX,

4 new tern of this Institution will open on
IA Wednesday next.
Parents are referred to the Board OF Trus.
tees for the character Of this School.
Terms from Sc to $40.
J. N. BELLOWS, Principal.
Jan. o.
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SALE POSITION ED.
Pevys at Auction.

O, Saturday, .iiarch 2sth, 1910, al 3 seioeh
y. NJ, at The Methodist Chapel in this
ToWn, ioiU be SOLD al Public .9ueiion, 10 The
hirhea bidderin conformity 10 The provisions
Of the Act Of Incorporation,
A LII the Pews and paris Of Pews in snid
IA house, which may then be indebted 10
the Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, St,,oard.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1889.
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AT q G s,

The arrival Of the steam ship British Queen, I. daily
expected IIcr day of sailing was the lst of January.
The Knoxville Times mentions n runor that Cover
nor Polk is to take the place Of Judge White In the u.
:. Senate.
The Secretary of war has ordered the officers of the
Army the usual mourning. for the usual time,
in respect for the menry of the late Cen Bernard
died recently in Paris.
N,vAL-iieuicunris Browning, Taylor, snd Gordon,
have been transferred Gom the Ohio 10 'he Cyane ard
Iieut. Hszard, Hitchcock and Miller, nom the Cyans
to the Ohio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

STATEMENT Of the situation the Banks
- in Rhode Island on Monday, January 9Th,
is4o, as the same appears from the Roturns nude
TO the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, s9,957,4is 90
Bills in Circulation, 5000 90
Balances due other Bsnks. 35S,sl6 SO
Net Profits on hand, 40S, ,462 Is
Dividends unpaid, 75.809 6i
Deposits on interest, 627 ,573 so
Deposits not on interest, 759, LAG So
Total amount Of Liabilities, $l3,7i7,S 1901 Ss
| REsoURoEs.
Loans and Discounts, sl2,I2i,2l9 "A
Specie in Banks, 42s,7 As
Bills Of other Banks, 800, ,si8 81
Balances due from other Banks, 436, ,796 go
Stock in own Bank, I23, Az 95
Stock Real Estate & other Property, SOC, ,62S 81
"
Total amount OF Resources, Sl3,7l7, ,30I 33
OF Bills and Notes Discounted,
there is due out Of the State,
The sum Of SI,3Ol, $50 70
And payable in the State, 1919, 400 95
or the Circulation, there s held
bv the Banks 27s77s 60
In the hands of the public, l,356,26S 40
by comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the Commissioners, Dec. %,
1889, II aPrears that snce that date,
The Circulation hs, been decreased $50, 1888 90
The Specie has been increased lO9 ,ls3 80
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased 39, CSC 9S
And the Loans and Discounts have
been decreased 4sO ,924 65
Office ofthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, ian. 18Th, 1859.
henry ANTHONY, ! Bank Com
NM. PECkilAM, missionsrs.
Published pursuant TO Law. Jan l6.
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p y r r
S P < R NJ Oil.

TEyllE subscriber has for sale, about
Z 800 gallons st quality winter
pressed Sperm Oil, part of
the cargo Of the ship John Coggeshall.
Jan. g. THOMAS BUSH.
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WAN TED.

A boy from Is to IL years Of age, can hear
"A of n good situation to learn the House
Carpenters trade, by applying Immediately
at this Office. One from the country would
be preferred an l6.
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BLEACRHED GOODS.

V'lIE Coddingion lNmyaeturing Company
have on hand, a few Cases Of their
BLEACHED GOODS. $50 Pieces in a Case)
which they offer for sale cheap for Cash, or
the customary liberal credit, by the Case on
ly. Please apply to
ian 16. GEO. ENGS, Treasr.
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L-cc Wells.

BDtiCK ts-c vrl., paper Cambrie.. and
NJ ~u;,f E,,ung., fct ,nls'
Jan 2 fi SESSIONS,
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For Island Produce.

I have thee Union Stoves and few nice
4 Crates to sell, and for them, or any pnrt,
will take my pay in Oats, Corn, Pork, Hay,
DR. any other article usually raised on this
island. WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
Jan. %.
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TO Let,
For Sale,


DEW No. 67, in Zion Church, west aisle
L For terms, &c. apply at this office.
ian g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

Tho New York Eoening 1altler Of Friday
last, contains u well merited and just tribute
TO the memory Of Mn. FINN, written by J.
+. Otis, Esq, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts
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PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED.
sloop Hero, Read, Bristol.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Jan. lCth-arr ship Warren, Russell, in
New Zealand, and SO days from Bnhs, with 3065 bbs.
whale and 236 bbls OIL and &c lbs bone bound To
Wsrren.-Let at Cloudy Bay, July goth, ship Ere,
Dennis, OF this port, with 1000 bbls VIII to sa Jul,
24ih, on cruise.
TUESDAY, Ja.' 2lst.-Eo arrivals since tho l6th.-
ssed-Rev. Cutter Vigilant, Capt Connor, on cruise
WEDNESDAY, 22d-srr. bark Alasca, from Boston,
with iron for Fall River.
Also arr. Revenue Cutter Viglant, Capt Connor, FIRM
a cruise,
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MEMORANDA.

Cid at New Orleans I'd lust, ship Palestine, Little
field IIuvre.
Arr st Charleston ilth Inst, scr Export, Gardner,
Barataria, La.
At New Orleans Dec. 2oth, brig Sea Bird, Dennis, st.
Thomas.
sloop Superior, Rogers which sailed from this por,
on the 18th of Nov. arrived nj Mobile Jan ith.
The wreck OF Hermaphrodite brig Angclinc, Capt
Finch Of and for New York, from Turks Island, wns
passed 4th inst lat 80 49, lon. n 10, by FIR. vessel
nj Charleston. Latter horo down to offer nsssiauce
but Perceiyng no person ON board continued Oh her
course.
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List Cnvrcfirg.

r h PIECES very superior LIST CHF-
y " PEJLVG, rsccived las, wsst, snI
for sals icw, by WM. 4. CoZILSs hCO
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A UCTIO N 8.
EYJ. C. sMAw,-Auctioassr.
TRADERS BANK.

Newport. Jan. 2. 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given. ibat unless ihe
~ debt with interest and expenses secured by
Twenty Shares Of the Capital Stock Of this Ia
stiiution, standing in the maine Of John Clarke.
is previously paid, ] shall cause 10 bo sold a.
Public Auction to The. highest bidder. on sa,ur-
day. the 7il day Of March next, at IL o'clock
A. NJ. In front OF the Banking House, the whole
or so many Of The said Shares as will proaies
the sum required.
BY order OF tho President and Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD. Cashier.
Jan e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

w ANTED-A girl to do house work.
w Inquire at this Office. an =.
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.ALMAN.A.CS---104O

American, United States,
Democrats, Farmers,
American Formers, Turner Conis,
United States Comic, Rhode Island,
Psr'.ys, Wing,
,he rockc, do, frr h,le ~
hos al JAMES ia MNOHD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

OF No mail from Providence Yesterday.
Or Our poetcal CORES spondent "ouiy, Is too long.
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Jan ?
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

ly-1he return of the present inclement season. and
the consequent increased suferings of the sick poor
the Managers of the Soce.y for the reIiefof nd
gent Sick of the necessity of again appealing the pub
lie in behalf of the objects of their care They do this
with confident hope of success, hope inspired by the
munifcent beraity with which this com aannity res
ponded TO their last application; which past generosity
they would regard the pledge that the ppea
now made will not be Intellectual.
The Managers of the Society for the relief of Ind-
gent Sick are fully persuaded that were many of
those who are surrounded by the comforts not TO say
the luxuries ofife to accompany them in their visits to
the novels of those 10 whom disease is doubiy affective
because attended with poverty, such appeal would
be made 10 their sympathies, that Will they reioced
in their temporal prosperity, they would be led to
temper their Joy with reflections on the condition oft
less favored-and while they offered their thankssiv
ing to the Great Father of ALL they would be prompted
evidence their gratitude by impartng of their album
dance to His needy children.
The Managers of this Society would respectfully say
to their former patrons, withdraw not your aid-the
cause that advocate; presenting at all times strong
claims upon your benevelence, has its claims (up0n
those whom the gifts OF heaven have been distributed
with lavish handy strengthened by the promised Sc
verify of the present winter Remember that the chill
dren of perjury united to YOU by the ties of humani-
ty and when you consider their misery you will doubt
less be induced the present as on ermer oceasion
commsserae their condition and by pouring into
treasury, oyour abundance enable us as the Amoners
of your bounty, to relieve their wants.
Donations of money, dry goods, groceries, &C. will
be thankfully received by any Of the undersigned
managers
Mrs. HARVEY, Waft Fayette street.
Miss MEDTART, West Lexington street.
Mrs. POWER, North Howard street.
Mrs. WHITEFORD, South Eutaw street.
Mrs. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Stiles street.
Mrs. JOHN GILL, North street.
Mrs. JOHN PuRVIANCE, South Gay street.
Mrs. Capt. LESLIE, York street.
dc Is
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R0UCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
FETTED.
TO THE PUBLIC,

To The PUBLIC.
A SENSE ofduty to myselfas well as to the pszb--
"A lie, induces me TO state that my Panaeea has beam
counteTfeted to considerable extent and that large
quantities oft have been sold in New York PhiIads
pha, and Pittsburg The bottles containagt the medk
cine, weas the stereotyped bills which cover each
BOTTLE has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in CONTRIBUTING them, that It is difficult TO do
tect them, and which indeed can alone be done BY
critical examination. As to the spurious Panacea, il b
most wretched and deletenous compound, caIeuEat-
ed to do as il doubtless has done great injury 10 the
constitutions of those who may be SO unfortunate 70
use it, Ii there be any thing within the range Of human
action more immoral or wicked than another, it Is
where an unprncpled being jeOpard5 the health and
lives OF Rs fellow creatures in the present instances
TOR hlthy ueTe, and palms upon them genuine med
cine OF universal reputation for its sanave quality
villanOus counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power of curing nd only
deceive and blight the hopes ofthe invalid, if per
IAanentlyto destroy his health.
Having discovered the aHthor and agents in this iniH
rOus fraud upon the public, well upon my OwH In
erests and being inusnced by sincere desire TO pa
nsh the aggression of the fsrmer and throw the pan0
ply of protection around the lattor caused some weeks
since suits be instituted in the U. States Court for
Philadelphia against the parties concerned in this meta
rous affair; regular reports of which when adjudcated
will be published for public information, and to warE
the unpnncpled against the danger Ofdepredating upOz
the rightof others, and Of periliag human health.
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